Martin Van Buren High School - Futura Yearbook (Queens Village, NY)

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The massive wall that once had loomed impassable ahead Had shrunk in size, was now so close, no longer sight to dread. I marveled long, and ioyously I lumped upon the wall, And then I knew, 'twas then I saw the purpose of it all, For there ahead lay maiesty, the forest pure and fine, In which to grow, my seeds to sow, the world, all was mine. JUDITH MORRISON M r. Paul Den n NND-RTN sw r Nu rl mxvlcxvp Dec, X. N3 DHHS X meg schoox C em X1 N4 'yn-1 esvoet 3.0, Dew nor W, amprooeeaxgg, -,rm 'che g 'oOoY- 99 3 'oo pres ehbawyo ,hawaii h we i 'she segoor ofmabyv -aah. 'oaxgncerl 1' ha-ze sad go messages h seh-Lo 4:3115 A009 -geatboohs, 6 1 ieex that yo thoughts 'ms sawed 35 1n59'yfa'm.0 h mxdehb aw cerbax 'che 03355 i '59 'doom be Qxewed 5 hav essage 'mcimr'-ea 'L o ahmxax 'the Xos C we swaps gear i X959 marks or oi a morwww decaa The-r , a-1 s 'chem 'The 'iabgk-on Yxifae Svxcereltf nfs, MQW' 50091 -.e 511,01 som-o ov moo rn H CNW Ov H XN 4011 an 1 4, 1 p 0 1 o stun - Q s 2 11. HW. - 9 X- lp X, T Y. Ci 6- 1,955 Bodhi. 1 56 oo-eb oi ' 1 ' ' h OT 395- 'na' h o ' gear . Our ' 's em.. an 'mi ' e ,xii - epres ' TX oi al. 1 1 ur no 1, e ' 1: ses in K, e wo pref an ur . shave an ' 'hues es s. 1 'hnhas o o can fromgou .9 xg 0 c eo a ' o i uivhe ehA hx e. eiofe vieh e cho en as our e s ' ' s . '. go ' I 'ax' qnyer Oo-e' B O A.R D O F E D U C A T I O N C I T Y O F N E VV Y O R K MARTIN VAN BUREN HIGH SCHOOL HILLSIDE AVENUE AND 232ND STREET ' QUEENS VILLAGE, 27, N. Y. PAUL DENN, PRINCIPAL TELEPHONE SPRUCE 6-4728 Miss Bonnee Wexler Co-Editor, Senior Dear Bonnee: Yearbook Thank you very much for your invitation to contribute to the 1959 issue of Futura. As you have reminded me, the close of the academic year 1959 marks for all of us the end of an important decade, one which you have chosen to endow with the epithet of Hthe fabulous fifties.H How well I remember those years! While you were growing up in them, I and those of my generation lived through them. For some, life in was asked what he NI survived.N For parable with that the fabulous fifties was like that of the French citizen who had done during the French Revolution and whose reply was, most, living in that exciting decade was an experience com- of Ulysses in Tennyson's poem: HMuch have I seen and known: cities of men And manners, climates, councils, governments: And much delight of battle with my peers Far on the ringing plains of windy Troy.u The fabulous fifties may best be recalled in the future as a decade which centered the attention of man on production: a decade when we produced more goods, employed more people, and created more material wealth than ever before in the history of our nation: a decade in which our motor cars were bulkier, our suburbs burgeoning, our school corridors and university campuses overcrowded, and our shopping centers proliferating. John Kenneth Galbraith in HThe Affluent Societyu summarizes the decade in these words: NBoth the ancient preoccupation with production and the pervasive modern search for security have culminated in our time in a concern for production... A high level of production has become the keystone of effective economic security.H If there is anything disquieting in this picture of the fabulous fifties, it is that other nations, particularly the dictatorships, have also set production as their goal. And sometime in the late fifties we learned that while we were producing far in excess of the rest of the world an abundance of motor cars, television sets, hi-fi's, and gadgets for the Hman who has everythingnq the monolithic states were producing engineers, nuclear physicists, mathematicians, and research biologists and chemists in the ratio of three for every one of ours. However, it was an interesting decade, one which will be fondly recalled by both of us as having as its golden links our school and the pleasant haze that memory draws over our youthful past. The fond backward glance that we cast upon the fabulous fifties must inevitably be replaced by the Nforward lookn that sends its powerful Nsealed beamu into the more exciting, more abundant years that I trust lie ahead for you and your fellow graduates of the Class of 1959. Principal lfmrb ak Stay ART EDITOR ART STAFF ADVISERS Michael Frankel Ronnie Jaffe Janet Kalkstein Naomi Katz Toby Lebovics Raymond Magette Doris Rontowsky Liz Safian Pat Starr Marguerite Torchio Janet Uhl Marcia Warren LITERARY Mr. C rootof LITERARY EDITORS LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS STAFF ART Mr. Cascio Susan Parsons Steven Rinner Bonnee Wexler Thomas Boykoff Burton Brody Richard Frank Joyce Garter Lynn Grupp Lynn Hessel Jo-Ann Love Nancy Margolies Carol Mayer Judy Morrison Rosalyn Schulman Gerald Solomon Amy Sternberg Henry Tang Nancy Lief Andrew Bernstein Deanne Delfinato Bruce Friesner Maralyn Silverberg BUSINESS STAFF LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE I ASSISTANTS MR. WOLFF SCHOOL TREASURER 6.0. ADVISER . had? bf MR. RADWIN DEANS fl? MR. KAYE Mas. WEIDENBAUM scnouuzsnlr , mum I Anvlszn ' A 1 - :, Aovlssns X , Us ' E,., 3' ' ' if I . ISI R ' MRS. STANKO MRS. FEIRING MISS GLENZ MR. REILLY MR. MCINDOE MRS. GALLAGHER DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE ll, I AEN.. '12,-gg MR. POLATNICK MR. CASTKA SECRETARIAL HEALTH EDUCATION :J p E K. I . X.. MR. GOLD MISS WICKMAN LANGUAGE INDUSTRIAL ARTS ART ps., 'TSP' MR. CASCIO HEALTH EDUCATION MR. EVERARD SPEECH ENGLISH Q, ' -4' jx f Q . 1 MR. RYAN Accoummc K R1 Q'. ' MR. MILLER MATHEMATICS -1 M M S... MRS. DESSER .N ct, -f-Q BRAMSON ,4 21615 IZ full K till! Tl 'diff 'psf sf ,- ,s- ,J ,NKUN N ,,.g- xbox ' 'xxkxw ,KQX-x X, Twin! 'I :bill f N D 2 N., .f: '4Q ,,xf if 56.52 1 ' X 5-x Z lt if - Ns. 'Q':l l TAN l I X X ' x c hu xx x X-N x s eff X , if ff , rg , 'lllutii-,P 1' , ,p 1 INF I A6. 7' 1' , X . K' ' 5' A 'Xxx il lf' X 1 Xi 'Z Q XY X X8 X l , I x X . s's,M.FI 12 All of the inhabitants of the Forest of Foxes were running toward the Meeting Mountain. The silver foxes were running from the west, and the red foxes were running from the east. They ran until they reached the top of the mountain, where Renard, the leader ofthe silver, and Leonard, the leader of the red, were face to face. Their people sat down, but they remained standing, contemplating each other. They raised their paws to their people, and no further sound came from the mountain that was half red and half silver but the heavy breathing of the two leaders. Then Renard put down his paw and broke the silence. We are gathered here at the summit of Meeting Mountain to discuss the grave problem confronting us. With our advances in science and technology, we have been building more and more deadly traps in the past years. These traps have been used in the fight between the red and the silver foxes for mastery of the entire forest. So far, the damage done by these traps has been relatively small, and the balance of power has been maintained. But recently we have simultaneously devised a trap that may well end society as we know it, and perhaps all life in the Forest of Foxes. We, the silver, do not know by what methods the traps of the red foxes accomplish their destruction, nor do the red know the secret of the silver. But these traps have both been secretly tested on hunters, and we do know that if they are used against us, our end will soon be upon us. At this point Leonard stepped forward. Friend Renard, he began, let us now get down to business and discuss the future of these traps, and thus our fate. The red foxes and the silver alike were held spellbound, although the sun crossed the heavens twice as their leaders discussed and argued. Their eyes were fiery and their tails quivered as the discussion grew more and more heated. At last their eyes became calm and their tails drooped quietly. They stood up, and Leonard announced, A decision has been reached. Our world is safe. All traps are to be destroyed at once. The citizens were motionless for one moment, and then, as a body, they lumped to their feet and waved their tails madly. Some leaped high into the air, and the atmos- phere was one of mad reioicing. l Peace forever! shouted Renard. Hooray! Peace! Hooray! echoed the foxes. Work together! cried Leonard. I . f 1' s K, 4? , Hooray! Together! Hooray! echoed the foxes. gff' Q. And they all went home, The fable is not yet ende d. lt has three possible conclusions. The first and second are much alike in essence: Both camps of foxes were clever. Both traps must be, each side knew, well camouflaged, expertly hidden. So once they were in their own homes, they did not dare to venture out, for lear of being caught in an enemy trap, even though the enemy had declared that his traps would be destroyed. After all, everybody knew that foxes were sly and not to be trusted. Thus, both the red foxes and the silver foxes perished of inaction and starvation. In the second ending: The foxes all realized th-at they had to trust each other. But iust to make sure, each refrained from destroying 1is own traps until the sincerity of the opponent should be proven. So they stepped cautiously out of their abodes, ready to spring back at any moment. And the red foxerz and the silver were all killed by each other's traps. But the fable might end like this: The red and the silver 'ioxes went home, surrendering themselves to trust as their only salvation. And in the days that followed, no trap stopped their steps. They lived out their normal lives with iust a shadow of fear as they walked through the forest, and sometimes a start at the unnatural cracking of a branch. But their children grew up free of the taint of fear. Red and silver children worked together to liberate them- selves from the menace of hunters and from nature's pitfalls. And they lived happily ever after. As the Fabulous Fifties come to a close, we look ahead to the future. Will we discover that we have been cast in molds of distrust and preiudice? Will we step fearfully out into life, only to be ensnared by a trap? Will the Fabulous Fifties give way to the Sinister Sixties, or will the coming decade be remembered as the Secure Sixties? Surely the teachings of past years, and the exigencies of the present will iolt civiliza- tion out of its prolonged and turbulent adolescence into a rich and rewarding maturity. JOYCE GARTER 1 X'-ti K .L ls: e -A. 1, , fp if ff N15 lax 1 lhgwx -If 'rf J 5 l F rt .Nil 7 gg Ny t . .XQX F .LJ ef 1 ff f lflxx Q , 5 1 12 f f ,,t'5 '. ,- we f'f T75 4 ff' 17 J C7 r - ,ff -I .Y 'j, , A .f 1----3. - if 'IWW Z T f ' fi f 1 KM . , :'1-'2fTP- , .FZ kxxxx ,le x ,,-1 .- Q, X -A f ...Q-55-'f. ,x-M .f ' l SN- A I4 Q xx fm N ' g N . N is ' 4 f' 1 1 XX ffgf' ll1,'ll't'XQS f '- - lr - s , X id - - Q. lv Lx 'IN M r st' 2 9.-: -Sx E 2 'wqwgx nb, X 's A I' lrxxxxwa- xcxx Q Q xwx N ,M Q'-:'.,-59' T5 he 2,-v-riffs K I g'l'h.,NNE We I . X - R . lvmga' I T h ffl x ,fl All M.E 13 LE X 'elses 1. ., .A ls! ' ' Q5 if - my flaluu 'uiiiftiz ,luis A ' WW! ' 111111 1 ll WI 0 , F' 1 'li ill K 1 ...-if f 1 i - . ' ,L -s lil 1 s :si F my 'll g' itil . M - 1 . nf- 75- t V I V X shi? . ll' lf l EE l I-'twig .-gasatiss'-Wg n u n ' ll' Ill' E'-5 't5I 25 gn gs 'mmm I-1 , Q-,. ill' 1'- ggll!,,n.n:'jn' H l D535 , fl QQ , Nw' gf 14 U16 Erucible The students who will graduate from Martin Van Buren in 1959 are largely products of the Fifties. lt is in this decade that we will have spent most of our formative years. The trends, the events, the character of the times have made an indelible imprint upon us. lt was in this decade that we started and completed the bedrock of our formal education. When the decade began we were children, as it ends, we cross the threshold of adulthood. What this decade has given us, and what we have taken from it, will profoundly influ- ence our lives. The international political events of the Fifties were ominous in portent. This was a decade marked by the emergence of two armed camps-one despotic, one democratic-each pressing to establish its own political phi- losohpy. lt saw the continuance of a strong tide of nationalism which had begun in 1776 and was now storming the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. In some areas of the globe, old empires disintegrated, some of the fragments to be engulfed by the newly constituted Communist imperialism. This decade began under the shadow of war as had the previous one. Only this was a different kind of war-a war small in size but fought against a background of weapons that could make the world uninhabitable. The Korean war was a contained conflict, a iet of flame bursting forth at a point where the cold war had grown hot. lt was a testing ground and a time of calculation, of miscalculation, of brinkmanship, resulting in large shifts in the balance of power in Indo-China and the Middle East. ln 1952, for the first time in twenty years, a Republican became President. ln Dwight D. Eisenhower the G.O.P. had found a leader whose popularity approached that of Franklin Roosevelt. With General Eisenhower as their leader, the Republican Party gained control of both houses of Congress. How- ever, the sentiment of the nation remained predominantly Democratic as evi- denced by the regaining of Congressional control by the Democrats in 1954. Another significant political change was wrought by the third branch of the government when, in 1954, the Supreme Court declared segregation in the public schools unlawful. To the South this meant a maior social upheaval, an upheaval that is still continuing on political, social, and economic levels. Little Rock took its place among the historical symbols that are created when the old order changeth, yielding place to the new. Many of the political developments in the Fifties gained significance be- cause of scientific advances. The atomic era had begun in the previous decade, but it was in the Fifties that it began to come of age. The force that had made the Korean War so ominous now metamorphosed itself into more productive forms. ln Shipping- port, Pennsylvania, the first reactor to be used for the production of commercial elec- tricity was built. The atomic reactor also proved to be the ideal unit for powering ships both above and below the surface of the sea. The great destructive power of the atom was recognized not only in the form of a blast but in invisible fallout, and efforts were made to curtail the testingof atomic weapons. However, not all the advances in technology were confined to the military. lndustry took giant strides in automation, and civilian electronics came to the fore. We began what may well be called a second industrial revolution. Another revolution occurred in the field of consumer goods. There was increased mechanization in the kitchen, a car and a television set for every five people, and air conditioning in many homes. The burden of the housewife was lightened with the introduction of new methods of packaging and the increased use of frozen foods. Maior breakthroughs also occurred in the field of medicine with the development of the vaccine against infantile paralysis and the discovery of more powerful antibiotics. Encouraging progress was made in the field of atomic medicine in approaching a cure for cancer. The Fifties were a decade of economic prosperity and expansion. Industry grew rapidly as indicated by the increase in national income from S277 billion in 1950 to over S360 billion in 1958. A large measure of this growth was due to a rapid increase in population from 150 million people in 1950 to 175 million in 1958. This increase of 25 million in eight years compares with one of 9 million in the decade 1930 to 1940. The labor force grew from 40 million in 1950 to 66 million in 1958, because of large population gains in the Forties. The nation grew rapidly and an atmosphere of optimism was generated, as indicated by the increasing birthrate. This feeling of optimism was further strengthened when the economic growth trend proved strong enough to easily overcome two minor recessions which occurred in 1953-1954 and 1957-1958. ln essence, in this decade the world was vastly different from that which had con- fronted returning veterans after World War ll. It was a time of rapid industrial develop- ment and of an upsurge in economic optimism. There was an atmosphere of vigor and of looking toward the future with confidence. It was a decade of great scientific achievement, both pure and applied. Man learned new means of lessening the burdens of life and of eliminating life completely. Perhaps these scientific achievements created more problems than they overcame, for if this decade lacked, it lacked in the social and political areas. It lacked in not being able to find solutions for the problems it posed, it did not teach man to live in peace with himself. Such was the decade in which the class of '59 obtained its education. The full influence that the Fifties have had on our lives is as yet indeterminate. Future decades will tell the story, a story whose recurrent motif will be- The Fabulous Fifties. STEVEN RINNER zz 5 00 Saou 517146 Hy. . . x xdvgmf s,,f,- ,,,, ' 3? ,' 4 T ' Q5 X aft' nav lv V l - Y if lll ' lf ,Q l lb is tow CB X xqsg X Cv, w x he Xxx - , . yo C f t ', X BE rj , g 1 Q I 'ffpiifiilsfbf QM :,,'::f X ,Xb N X w .e F Q11 X X me i f IA7 I, an ,X Q y X M, H il. - Y,,.. 16 Here it is-1959! We are nearing the end of the Fabulous Fifties--ten years which repre- sent a decade of outstanding achievement and world progress. To the gradu- ates of '59, however, the latter part of the Fifties has an additional sig- nificance-the fond memory of our years spent at Van Buren High. We remember our consternation at the immensity of Van Buren as we entered for the first time-its spacious halls, modern classrooms and labora- tories, its tremendous auditorium and gym. Could we ever forget the irrita- tion at constantly finding ourselves on the stairway leading to the roof instead of to the third floor? Reminiscences of our first few days in Van Buren bring to mind the warm smile and friendly greeting extended to us by Mr. Hopkins, our principal. Those of us who entered Van Buren as freshmen will recall the first G.O. elections. How small and inadequate we felt then, looking up with envy at the candidates sitting on the stage, never dreaming that one day we ourselves, or perhaps our friends, would have the same opportunity, yet it never seemed quite the same once we were up there. Familiarity dulled the glamor some- what, but, slowly, something of more intrinsic value began to form-a sense of leadership and responsibility. Then come the birth of the G.O. We'll always remember the wonderful iob done by Mr. Weissenberg, our first G.O. adviser. He was succeeded by Mr. Radwin who has carried on in the spirited Van Buren tradition. Soon the many committees were formed-Elections, Turkey Mountain, Publicity, Enter- tainment, Ticket Sales, Art, and Social Service, the student body turned out in large numbers-and we were in business. Could we ever forget the honors bestowed upon our school, our own BeeLine winning a Columbia Press Conference Award, the city baseball championship, the cross-country awards, and honorable mention in the contest sponsored by Parents Magazine for our Creedmoor Toy Drive? We will never forget Marty, our typical Van Burenite, who brought tears of laughter to our eyes with each new issue of the BeeLine, nor will we forget celebrating Martin Van Buren's birthday every year on December 5. June 1957! That was the date Futura, our first yearbook, made its debut. Mid-terms, finals, Regents-these were strange new words that we were soon to become accustomed to. Then, one day, we heard about Arista and found ourselves diligently doing our school work and rushing around trying to get service credit. We remember the shows in which many of us participated- Time Out For Ginger, Highlights, Showcase of l957, and Cyclorama. We saw the birth of our teams, Cheerleaders and Twirlers. Cheering our teams on to victory was always part of our school life from the very beginning. We remember the many hours the boys spent practicing baseball, basketball, track and tennis in hopes of winning a major letter, and the after-effects felt by the girls after kicking and iumping for hours in their tryouts for Cheer- leaders. February 24, 1959 was a memorable day. Twenty-five hundred Van Buren students cheered at the Garden for our basketball team. As sophomores, we welcomed Mr. Denn, our new principal, who, in very short time, became inseparable from our image of Van Buren High School. How can we forget the dances-the V-B Bounce, Mardi Gras, St. Patty's Day, V-B Bop, Twirp, Victory, Winter Carnival, Junior Prom, and the Senior Dinner Dance. September 1958-we were now seniors, ably led by Steve Raymond and Paul Frieser, and our senior adviser, Mr. Rappaport. We awakened to the fact that we were now to choose a college and career. Soon we found ourselves engulfed in a torrent of college boards, scholarship exams, applications, interviews, references, and anxious waiting and worrying. We were seniors! How could you tell? Certainly not by our fantastic display of senior hats, buttons, rings and keys, nor by the sudden all-knowing look about us. Who can forget those frantic last-minute touches before being photo- graphed for the yearbook? Then came Senior Day and the Senior Show and those hilarious costumes you never thought your friends had the nerve to wear. We unveiled Semavabu, our senior mascot, at the Senior Dinner Dance. At long last we reached the semi-climax of our high school days-the Senior Prom in the magnificent Terrace Room of the Statler Hotel-the introduction of the Prom Committee amidst soft music and billowy chiffon. And finally-graduation-the pride, the sorrow at leaving, the tears and good-bye promises, the wishing of luck, happiness, and success-and those words at the end of the ceremony, Will the alumni please stand and sing the Alma Mater. And as voices rose-loud and clear, you knew that the tears on your cheek were not tears of sorrow. They represented your wonderful high school years -years that could never be recaptured and yet never lost, for they had molded the foundation for a wonderful future. You knew that these precious years had taken their place in a never-to-be- forgotten part of your heart-a part especially reserved for the Fabulous Fifties. JO-ANN LOVE -. i ff: QDISON ' I tl E -' f A25 - xi - .o., S T ' ' 'fflil ltxzi-:sw kai. Qi 'rel 'ft as 4, y Q W ff Q41 ui 'T T' :JV '1Hw's Wiov' ' ilillllt, . f 1 f pflf, ,I '11 . fi ' gg. V I N nqafdbu-Fee if I 1 I Q N 4+ ll' .CV 31 X 1 , t ,vw 1 QQ' f i x , ,w l r 0,555.5 iff mel' KR X73 S f ll' W an vb , 6' - f o f fl 2 ls' A 49 , N Q n .C ff 5 .l. i 17 U10 5 E16 Inu The life of a teenager is the most boring, most exciting, dullest, most adventurous, happiest, most depressing part of your life. These are the times of laughing the loudest and crying the most. These to be like everyone else and trying the hardest to be when YOU Spoke On lhe out why nobody called- when You ate three sodas, four tuna fish sandwiches before we,-en'f hungry- when YOU diCln'f of closet space- when you q pig 51-Y- When YOU and quiet- when you to Qyef- when YOU ,then wore it with dirty when you had one day and not when you in person think of anything to but when you thought sarsqasm was of wit- when YOU that made you fogftiiickly the color M when you to get out of -, when you when ou she wouldnt let her new fur ., A. positively got the when err yourself-and then asked your on your when were as when you positive he you you else- when boys seemed until fellows had cars- when you decided to study at for you for a week- when you went to your first and dance when you knew more about anybody- when you thought a secret meant to spread the when you thought you would never start growing-or Yes, you were part of those memorable Fifties when was more suave than a new car, nothing more luxurious than two dozen sv nothing more confusing than your plans for the future, nothing more annoying nothing more talked about than school, nothing more stimulating than tg tant than a close friend, and, most of all, nothing more table teen years. BONNEE WEXLER can year It seems as though it were yesterday when you were iust beginning high school, but here it is, graduation time, and you're ready to go out and face life. lt's a bit fright- ening to realize how fast the time has flown, but we've got a lot of wonderful mem- ories of those years. Just The time you went up with your ex-friend The time you brother was cuter than The frustrated having The day you got first Iearner's And the day you your first That time when a iob- The winning basket you The time y Your first when you pool on the fifth floor for that The time locker school to get the The time pass up the chance, you had to for your like her father- of getting up a sardine- you thought warned you, when ou- and everyone you, Why 9'Ye thati to ask the in the T you exercised asked you naively, What does aylor have that I haven'-t,,got? The dropped a tray in the cafeteria, and everyone applauded- The thrill of seeing the school baseball team play in Ebbets Field- Your interview, when you swore you would never be accepted to that school- That happy day when you were accepted to that school- to a new way of life is, indeed, a thrilling prospect, but there will be a time when we'll wish we could relive those fabulous teen years. GERRY SOLOMON The road was long, forever flowing, Many buildings sat beside. Some were proud and strongly glowing, Others cringed but could not hide. The windows were in moonlight shining Glittering elusive white Fully clear they were, but signing Chilly challenges to Night, Living shutters to my sight. From the cold a cottage beckoned 'Though its window blinked in wrath. The night was cold, in but a second l was on the grassy path, Heedless of the aftermath. I trembled with a lonely chill, But qualms were melting as I neared. l put my face up to the sill And found the window disappeared. JOYCE GARTER l illllllllllllll JIBNLQVQLL gabula 00,065 Early session students Van Buren on a rainy day . After a surprise test Principal's List . . Walking in Van Buren's corridors . Waiting in line for lunch . . Student at dismissal Late session . . Boys' League . Report Cards . Regents . . College Boards V . Cheerleaders . The basketball team Trip to Turkey Mountain Biology .... One term of intermediate The administration . The soccer team . Diploma . . . G.O. Elections . Grade advisors , Arista . . . Photo Squad . Graduation . algebra Long Night's Journey into Day . Don't Go Near the Water . . Look Back in Anger . Magnificent Obsession . A Farewell to Arms . From Here to Eternity . Gone with the Wind . . Dinner at Eight . Bachelor Party . Fear Strikes Out . Comedy of Errors . Port of a Long Story . Adorable Creatures . Daddy Long Legs . Ah, Wilderness! . . . Of Mice and Men Around the World in 80 Days . . . . . The Desk Set . Battle Cry . . . . . Bundle of Joy How to Be Very, Very Popular . . . Friendly Persuasion . . High Society . . I Am a Camera . An Affair to Remember LYNN GRUPP 1,V,,f?Wk, , ... F. ABRAMS K. SIEGEL J. GARTER R. FRANK Sclzzflar and The greatness of a nation may be manifested in many ways-in its purposes, its courage, its moral responsibility, its cultural and scientific eminence, the tenor of its daily life. But ultimately the source of its greatness is in the individuals who constitute the living substance of the nation, begins the Rockefeller Report, The Pursuit of Excellence. We believe that those who have excelled in their studies deserve the highest form of recognition, for, by excelling, they are contributing to the growth and greatness of our nation. Our schools are dedicated to the training of productive, intelligent citizens. These pages, then, are devoted to those students who have shown a capacity to realize the highest goals of education. Computation of scholastic averages for the first three years of high school deter- mined each senior's rank in the graduating class. The highest average, that of Franklin Abrams, was 95.53'!o. The traditional top ten seniors, roughly one per cent of Van Buren's graduating class, in order of average after Franklin ithe lowest aver- age of the ten was less than two per cent below the highestl were Karen Siegel, Joyce Garter, Richard Frank, Richard Kazden, Rory Butler, Paul Levy, Alan Burg, Loretta Ortaglia, and Burton Brody. Several of them have distinguished themselves as scholarship recipients, and some have won honors in the fields of mathematics, physics, creative writing, and languages. On the basis of the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, nine Van Buren boys-Franklin Abrams, Burton Brody, Alan Burg, Rory Butler, Richard Frank, Melvin lngber, Richard Kazden, Jeffrey Ullman, and Ronald Walter-and one girl, Sylvia Houston, who came to our school from Texas last September, won Merit Honors. Franklin Abrams was notified that he had been chosen to receive a scholarship from one of the organizations supporting this competition. As a result of the highly competitive examination for the Westinghouse Talent Search, Franklin Abrams, Richard Frank, Joel Singer, Jeffrey Ullman, and Ronald Walter achieved honorable mention. Forty-eight Van Buren students were awarded the general Regents Scholarship: Franklin Abrams, Ronald Bechky, Lois Blum, Jonathan Braverman, Burton Brody, Alan Burg, Rory Butler, Phyllis Dickstein, David Eizenman, Neil Feinstein, Richard Flam, Edward Flax, Robert Francescone, Richard Frank, Joyce Garter, Eugene Gellert, Eric Goldman, Richard Haber, Charles Hennekens, Miriam Horowitz, Melvin lngber, Eliza- beth Karetzky, Richard Kazden, Vera Kleinfeld, Susan Krell, Carol Lane, Stephen Lavenberg, Joan Lebowitz, Paul Levy, Robert Love, Stephen Oren, Loretta Ortaglia, Sclzvlarslzgzfs Fred Percz, Bennett Pernick, Joshua Riber, Steven Rinner, Paul Schlauch, Joyce Schul- man, Arlene Schwarzreich, Fred Siegelman, Lawrence Silbert, Joel Singer, Marvin Singer, Timothy Sullivan, Mariorie Swern, Loretta Tremblay, Jeffrey Ullman, and Ronald Walter. Of these, fifteen also received the Regents Scholarship for Engineer- ing, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics: Franklin Abrams, Burton Brody, Alan Burg, Richard Flam, Richard Frank, Eugene Gellert, Richard Haber, Miriam Horowitz, Richard Kazden, Vera Kleinfeld, Stephen Lavenberg, Paul Levy, Joshua Riber, Jeffrey Ullman and Ronald Walter. Three girls-Susan Krell, Lenore Sachs, and Patricia Starr- received Regents Nursing Scholarships. Donna Schwartz received a Regents Scholar- ship for Children of Deceased or Disabled Veterans. Eight members of the Paul Denn Chapter of the National Honor Society were selected-on the basis of high scores on the Scholarship Qualifying Test-to compete for scholarships offered by the National Association of Secondary School Principals to members of the National Honor Society. These eight were: Burton Brody, Alan Burg, Phyllis Dickstein, Richard Frank, Joyce Garter, Paul Levy, Jeffrey Ullman and Ronald Walter. Of these, Burton Brody, Richard Frank, Jeffrey Ullman, and Ronald Walter achieved high scores on the final elimination test, the General Aptitude Test, and are finalist candidates for the National Honor Society Scholarships awarded by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Certificates were awarded to Richard Frank, Joyce Garter, Jeffrey Ullman, and Ronald Walter after consideration of their College Board scores by the General Motors Scholarship Corporation. Joyce Garter received one of the hundred coveted General Motors Scholarships. ln addition to these more general scholarships, several students received specialized awards. Patricia Starr won a Nursing Scholarship from the Long Island Federation of Women's Clubs. Gail Tanz was a finalist in the Tobe-Coburn School of Fashion Scholarship competition. As this yearbook goes to press, before the termination of our senior year there will undoubtedly be other scholarships awarded. The Rockefeller Report on education goes on to say: A free society nurtures the individual not alone for the contribution he may make to the social effort, but . . . f i 1 . R. BUTLER Gb' to 1 1 Y A. BURG x 'H+ P. LEVY primarily for . . . the contribution he may make to his own realization and develop- ll L. ORTAGUA ment. We are confident that these students who have achieved such singular scholas- tic honors -will use them in a way that will further their realization and development. BURTON BRODY 3 l A fx' -, B. BRODY OC l ELL Rxourvg Uenion-J i . Mp! I 5 , .A N f x .Ir t 5 X if Q QA We w - is k' R 7 , W LJ Z Na' -' I . V Q . X An! Q V h i 1 U: X '1 , L 4 x , I . X nk ML JM WJ , In fninngmin f 1 A signin fp uw Levfmou Lumen fl. ,b Eiga Xw L, if if Q55 iff K X ' A' f A f 46 V 'N X f-lf? Z Kg VV- ? dv 2 ' 7 4 I A, Eiiiiib 7' t B!! 4 K gk X 5- A X k 'B V Q f A M . . . - Lx 'X 3 Q , 'F 63 ' 'E ' X Knlsmhq 4 A CL T X Y v 4.2 .1 C f x f,-'gm QR' 'I x kx ,LM Ngwwuw 2 A? N fx , sw lj W. 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E: ' A vga--,-, in P Nmva.vu-wmifw f I ,I 553512 Cm, fm. , ' 3 ex..m.,.,1, A , I K Cx J. f ' f NSW ' 3,715 Q ,NV-gi N x N , mmm X Nj Ln Q xf ' Pig ,MN Q53 fix: V Q., df y 5 6, fc, - w , , Z- 5? xr L KY ixxxj J A vw-.No r ' J 4 K CA'-'liven ,i A- t-Z Yzmwwtmm ll. . , . L 5 ZIfWlll'd M1111 gllbilfffll S,v1'1'1l1 ffl rf' wi' Her test paper looked as if an ink bottle had ma orced landing on it. I X5-X . . . 4 After the scholarship test they looked like an acclde gipfieawhere to happen. Q 9 Tlx 94, 4995? X ff The answers were hushed about from place to4zla'c,e.6,, ff A 4 ,?iV ,190 f I ZZZZ My it za ll llllwl ' N N ,KJ M' , The student had a good memory and his tongue hunglrmht in the middle of it. As three o'clock olled round they got as restless gindshie wipers. A l The students regis - f - the fall siesta. LP f 232 His boredom in history was as plain as the doze on his face. The students' biggest problem is working ou 'ft lutions for the teacher's solutions. Library observation: The note Xjilgsedros bo ik a e often more enlightening than the books. XX at 7 wwf A. if Mft Don't tell me lNg'nean, teacher. Let me figure it out for myself! I don't kn wghat Xorjg that teacher, but whatever it is will have indigestion. :mf lf ff! gl ome students are like blottersp they soak it allfm owfgwt - I backwards. '39 , ,1.1 1 NX Q All work and no plagiarism make a dull book report. 1 17' 11, -' 0 'ff 4 V jg' fini ff , , 1 e 2, x , ll ' ' ' ll C, , ! Driver, stop this can. A sardlne wants to get off! -1 CXK-Mki- Q O 6 The greatest achievement of the ancient Romans was speaking Latin. I 4fi'L15lx ,...t,,,s,..LE M A RICHARD FRANK l A ' t SENIOR COMMITTEES SEMAVABU STAFF PROM COMMITTEE 9 1, n . 4 4 i 'ilu Q fir! , , W. Y 1 Q33 ' 5 Q ' 11- gb , 5 -.rf M4619 9 f 1' 2 if-if Nw- PY 'QA' STEVE RAYMOND PAUL FRIESNER SENIOR ADVISER SECRETARIES MR. B. RAPPAPORT 4 '7' JUNE FELTON LORIE MAGRO TREASURER MRS. B. RIEGER MR. J. WOLFSON GRADE ADVISERS il. KAREN SIEGEL Q . M' R Q 'S lanuarq SEl'liDt' S GLENN ABITZ Hall Patrol. Business HERBERT BACDN Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide, Library Squad. College JEFFREY R. BERNSTEIN Gym Leaders, Chem. Lab. Squad, Publications Comm., Hall Patrol, Bio. Club. College 32 STEPHEN ANDREJESRI Armed Forces LILY ANDREWS C,O. Rep., Bio. Club, Sr. Orchestra, Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide, Tennis Club, Softball Club, Credit Roll, College ARTHUR ANGSTREICII Senior Band, Publications, G.O, Rep., Senior Rep. College JOHN BEINL Art Award. Business MARSHA BERNSTEIN Election Comm., Recreation Comm., Spanish Club, Teacher's Aide, Dramatic Club. College GLORIA BERRENSTAT Ushers, Program Comm., Bio, Club, Chem, Lab. Aide, Teachers' Aide. College PATRICIA BERLANT Chorus, Boosters, Future Nurses of America Club, lr. Red Cross, College NATHAN BILLIG lTreas.J Arista, Boys' Service League, lPres.J Bio. Club., Bio. Lab. Squad, Library Aide, Teacher's Aide. College ARLENE BONDMD lCapt.l Volleyball Team, Teacher's Aide, Bowling Club, Choir. Business 'QP' GAIL BACHER Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide. College HAROLD BERLIN lAss't Mgr.l Baseball Team, Stage Squad, Visual Aid Squad, Teacher's Aide. College IOSEPH BRADLEY Track Team, Gym Leader, C.O. Rep., Teacher's Aide. College l ARLINE BROD Chorus, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College BEATRICE CAPUTO Bowling Club, Newman Club, Chorus. Business CARYLE COIIEN Cyclorama II, Cyclorama I, Modern Dance Class, Production Award, Deans' Aide, Operetta Workshop, Credit Roll. College +,. MARION BUCKLEV Volleyball Club, Bowling Club. Business PHILIP CARONNA Teacher's Aide, lr. Band, 6.0. Rep., Gym Leader. Armed Forces CHARLES CONEN Turkey Mountain Comm., Teachers' Aide, Lab. Ass't, Senior Prom Comm., 6.0. Rep. College gi 4 -. .ati i, , lite' , 1' V O . TNERESA CANTANTE Teacher's Aide, Newman Club. Business NARRIET CAUSIN G.O. Rep., Program Comm., Choir, Volleyball Club, Bowling Club, Teacher's Aide, Honor Roll. Credit Roll, College JOEL COOPER Teacher's Aide. Armed Forces tmmmliiliilni ll 4' llmiiliill 1 + wx XX llllll il Ilmmuulm 'A Ki if K F if M':1AI1mixNlmwid ,K I 1 'ini X mmm vl' iuwll I llllllilllmmn ll U. ' M ' u ll umullllllllmumi iililm , U' Ill1lmWlillllilllW3u llllu ,mn ill vi X, A 1474 X ln: Ki M ff x 'pl x . .ullimu ni D R in LYNN CLAPP G.0. Rep., Bowling Club, .4 ,ff Volleyball Club, Credit Roll, Pitman Award. Business LORETTA CDTTY Bio. Club, Teachers' Aide. College DANIEL CLIFFORD 6.0. Delegate, Elections Comm., Turkey Mountain Comm., Newman Club, Teacher's Aide, Boys' Leaders, American Legion Comm. College BARBARA IJeBEVOlSE Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. Business 33 RENEE DEUTSCH Dramatics, Choir, Elections Comm., Honor Guard, Teacher's Aide, Make-Up Squad. College JAMES DUFFY Armed Forces MABEL FERGUSON Teacher's Aide. Business 34 if .A , .1 f PHVLLIS DICKSTEIN Valedictorian, First Prize in Spanish Contest, Arista. Teacher's Aide, Spanish Club. College Hwy Q! -'r NANCY EDELMAN Commercial Honor Society, Bowling Club, Credit Roll, Business , -5 wk s ELAINE FINKELSTEIN lPres.i Girls' League, Arista, Honor Roll, G.O. Handbook Comm., Program Comm.. Boosters, Jr. Red Cross Club Volleyball Club. College ROBERT DIDOMENICO Newman Club, Boys' League. Armed Forces Nr f,L SRV ilk DANIEL DUNUHUE Newman Club, Hail Patrol. Armed Forces if fr'- DAVID EIZENMAN JOHN ELORRIAGA Chess Club. Credit Roll, Teachers' Aide. College Armed Forces -s ,,. IRA FISHER ARLYNE FLEITMAN Finance Comm., Teacher's Aide. Bowling Club. TEHCHGVS Aide- College College .A l ,5y'- . Fi' . . 5 l ... an S., ir ROBERT DRAPER Newman Club, Hall Patrol, G.O. Rep, College JANICE EPAND Leaders, G.O. Rep., Sr, Rep., Grade Advisor's Aide, Teacher's Aide, Sr. Chorus, Entertainment Comm., lCo-Chairmanl College Advisory Comm. Business WILLIAM FRUDDEN Armed Forces MARTIN FUDAL College FRANCES GOEPPEN fvice-Pres.l Leaders, Boosters, Softball Club, Volleyball Club, Bio. Lab. Souad, Tennis and Badminton Club, Credit Roll. College AIJELE GREEN Prom Comm., Entertainment Comm., Teacher's Aide, Honor Roll, Program Comm., Creative Writing Club. College IUIIN GALBIIAITII Armed Forces FRANCES GILBERT Dean's Aide, Boosters, Teachers' Aide. College BERYL GOLDEN Dean's Service Squad, Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide. College LAUIIENGE GREENBERG Science Fair 12nd Prizel, Borough Discussion Council. College IIUWAIID GDLDFARB lPres,J lr. Class, Basketball, Baseball, Boys' Leaders, Teacher's Aide, Hall Patrol, Cafeteria Squad, Honor Roll. College MARSIIA GOLDNER Math Help Club, Beeline Distributor, Lost and Found, Modern Dance, Credit Roll, Volleyball Club. College K ELLEN GOLDSTEIN Leaders, Ticket Sale Comm., Entertainment Comm., G.0. Delegate, Turkey Mt. Comm., Choir, Teacher's Aide, Athletic Clubs. College bv if RITA GREENBERG HARRIET GROMB GERALIJINE HIRING Girls' League, Yearbook Staff, Girls' League, Honor Roll, Lunchroom Gllafdi Bowling Clllb Honor Roll, Modern Dance Club, Constitution Comm., Volleyball Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide, Dean's Aide, Dance Assembly, Club, Teacher's Aide, Spanish Pitman Award. French Club, Program Comm. Club, Jan. Dinner Dance Comm. BuSineSS College College 35 SONDRA IIILLER Leaders, Turkey Mt. Club, Credit Roll, Modern Dance Club, Library Service, Volleyball Club, Jan. Dinner Dance Comm. College MELVIN INGBER Band, Orchestra, Columbus Day Parade, Social Studies Club, Honor Roll. College ANNE KOLESAR Dean's Aide, Library Aide, Newman Club, Red Cross Club Boosters. College 36 MARION NOCNBERG Booster, Teachers' Aide, Att. Office Aide, Jr. Legislature Club, Credit Roll. College JUDITN KAPLAN Queens Borough Council, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Legislative Club, Credit Roll, Volleyball Club. College BARBARA KULINS Sr. Newspaper, Teacher's Aide, Publicity Comm., Poetry Club, Credit Roll. College W!.'F ? K. ROSALIND HURENSTEIN ALLAN NOROWITZ Ushers, Teacher's Aide. Cafeteria Squad, Teacher's College Aide. College IACIIUELINE HUNTER Dean's Aide, Teacher's Aide, Boosters, Bowling Club, Volleyball Club. College ELIZABETH KARETZKY Arista, Currents Staff, Beeline Staff, G.O. Rep. College SUSAN KRELL Choreography for Cyclorama, Modern Dance Club, Honor Roll, Beeline, G.O. Delegate, Eentertainment Comm., Ticket Sales Comm., Teachers' Aide. College GAIL KLAMER iVice-Pres.J G.O., Arista, G.O. Council, Girls' League, iChairmal1lJr. Prom Comm., fChairmani Jan. Dinner Dance, Cyclorama, Modern Dance Club. College MARIE ANTOINETTE LABRUZZO G.O. Rep., Election Comm., Teacher's Aide, Boosters, Chorus, Volleyball Club, Tennis Club, Jr, Red Cross. College NARRY KNASTER Coordinator of Clubs of Met. H.S. Council of U.N., fChairmani Elections Comm., iAss't Mgr.J Basketball Team, Boys' League, Turkey Mt. Comm., Honor Classes. College ROBERTA LACNER Girls' League, Arista, Boosters, Program Comm., Honor Roll, Emergency Room Aide, Publicity Comm., Ushers. College BARBARA LADEHUFF Trinity Club, Turkey Mt. Comm., Round Table Seminar, Teacher's Aide, Ticket Sales Comm., Program Comm., Spanish Club. YQ!! si , PAUL LIPIHSKI Leaders, Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide. Armed Forces REHEE LEVIHE Girls' Service League, qDeIegateJ lr. Red Cross Club, Model Legislature Club, Creative Writing Club, Future Nurses Club, Aide to Grade Adviser, Aide to College Adviser. College FRAHCIHE LIFPMAH Bowling Club, Math Help Club, Credit Roll, Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide. College 'fi 'HIP sg , . CHARLES MATASSA Armed Forces VELMA MATTHEWS Teacher's Aide. Business N YZ .QQ wax ng - f aggbggv- , gm 'fgfiigww' gvziits 51 L A I .ggiitdll r XB '9a3f W'D mme mm LEWIS Mahi .py,,9, , 5- Xb 515 421 Usggrfggioosters, Hall Patrol 'engaging V LINDA LIPPMAH Ushers, Beeline, Entertainment Comm., Program Comm., Nice-Pres.7 Social Studies Forum, Teacher's Aide, Elections Comm. College 'I mg 9 f N , K 4 I 1 - ' ' f vu, 019' 41 15,5 4 '. A N 4,,g'3gp1ay,,,gbiy' huxxx 9 A x I X -erin, J? R, vaalavs LINDA MARSHALL lChairmanJ Art Comm., Sr. Newspaper, Searchlights of Science, Publicity Comm., Entertainment Comm., Leaders in Training, Teachers' Aide. College GEORGE McCABE Leaders, Teacher's Aide, Gym Aide. College BILL McHAB Track, Teacher's Aide, Hall Patrol, All-Queens Baseball. College TZEKWON MARVUU Leaders, Hall Patrol. Business ELAIHE MELHICK Ushers, Arista, qMedical Science Editorl Searchlights, G.0. Rep., Budget Comm., Program Comm., Biology Club, College 37 f .i JUDITN MILNER Arista, Girls' League, Cyclorama, iEditor-in-Chiefb Searchlights, N.Y. Daily Mirror Youth Forum, Currents, Program Comm. College PAMELA NOGUEROLA Spanish Club, Science Careers Club, Music Listeners Club, Current Research. College mga-v x P wi 5 fi ...rift A , 115 ACS ,J ' 4, .K Q V., ,... STEVEN PEGALIS College 38 wif 1' JOEL MOSNER BARBARA NAIJANER Photo Squad, Model Legislature, Boosters, Hall Patrol, Teacher's Teacher's Aide. Aide, Honor Roll. College College STEPHANIE NADRICN Leaders, iChairmanJ Constitution Comm., Social Service Comm., Boosters, Dean's Aide, Turkey Mt. Comm., Program Comm., Athletic Clubs. College JAN UBERFIELD Dance Band, School Band, Columbus Day Parade, Teacher's Aide, Math Help Club, Sr. Rep. College FREDERIC PERCZ Arista, Boys' League, Ticket Sales Comm.,Turkey Mt. Comm., iMgr.J Basketball, Bio. Club, Teacher's Aide, Hall Patrol. College ROBERT OBLAS IURGEN PAPE College College 3' JOHN PISARRI RICHARD POLI Baseball Team, Hall Patrol, TFHCK SOI-lad, Hall POND!- Printing Squad, Teacher's Aide. CUIIBES Armed Forces el' ARLENE NATNAN Teachers' Aide, Operetta Workshop, Of Thee I Sing, Modern Dance Club, Credit Roll Music Award, Assembly Programs. College SUSAN PARSONS fCo-Editori Sr. Yearbook, 1Governing Boardi Girls' League Rep. to Columbia Press Conference, Athletic Club, Program Comm., Teachers' Aide. College .r a 511 s S X - 445' . P it if 5 MAITA PUST Grade Adviser's Aide, Service Aide. College JUDITN PROFFITT History Award, English Award, Credit Roll, lr. Chorus, Athletic Comm. Teacher's Aide, G.O. Delegate. College R. NAZEL RASKIN Salutatorian, Girls' Service League, Arista, CSec.J Publicity Comm, G.O. Rep., Program Comm., Principal's List, Boosters. College SHARON ROSEMAN fChairmanJ Publicity Comm., G.O. Rep., Election Comm., Handbook Comm., Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Club. College , CQ' Y' I .rfiv L e f-e 512' - at ,Q 1 Y X X247 W . r Ni- iii 47 . 3 in., K Q my RONALD PRVAL WALTER PULSCH 9 Att. Office, Guard. Stale Craft- College Businesss f s DR I -ew mb 53 U VIS' -, xv :i'-3: ae'- mi? Qu if ' 9 SV z g Fl c : S 5 -1 CC vi UJ:r2 :ga Zim 3' Q :A 5 gsm: -'mga mag, :J EA I.. 3 Ju Wi , - 9. 3,4 . T f ?4z .. fi . W dy K E g.f.,.af 4' 1515. :aff , O IO ego! 93335 :Ei -Q gl 5,5 mgigiz .-'Q O3 gun-I! mmgg -inf, f ':rm Se' . -1 -om- Cb gf-, 10. :gm -'2' 2222763 Om nmo- aagmsmg 1-. A -o. -4Q'rvI 23' mc!!- f I22Q ' uno :-:3'g2'6g og2...om fl wfnlm mQ',r.-so 82,335 QXQSS I. 001323 o:-avr Dooc' '-'qw-., mm-vr, manic.-s T'-3' N uf 1. ffl i LINDA ROSENBERG Boosters, fSec.J Social Studies Forum, Entertainment Comm., Creative Writing Club, Fashion Show, Teachers' Aide. College Q LUCILLE ANN RUSSO Modern Dance Club, Teacher's Aide, Information Desk Aide, Volleyball, G.O. Rep., P.S.A.L. Award, Volleyball Club. Business 'Q' BARBARA SADERA Teachers' Aide P.S.A.L. Award, Volleyball Club, Information Desk Aide. Business RUCHELLE SCNLACKMAN Leaders, lSec.l Publicity Comm Handbook Comm., Alt. G.O. Rep Honor Roll, Chorus, Teachers' Aide, Boosters. College 39 BARBARA SCHMALL Credit Roll, Dean's Aide, Teacher's Aide, G.O. Rep. College RDSALYN SCHULMAN Cheerleader, Girls' League, Pro ram Comm G 0 Rep Z -, - - -. Teachers' Aide, Publicity Comm., Science Project Club, Dean's Aide. College EVA SHERMAN Ushers, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College 40 MARILYN SCNNEEBALG Art Club, fCo-Capt.J Ushers, Grade Adviser's Aide, Teacher's Aide. Business MADELYN SCHWEIGER Publicity Comm., Alternate G.O. Rep., Teachers' Aide, Honor Roll, Honor Classes. College SUSAN SLDVIS Girls' League, Arista, lVicefPres.J Spanish Club, Social Service Comm., Eentertainment Comm., Staff of Searchlights, Tennis Club, Boosters, College EILEEN SCHNEIDER Dean's Aide, Honor Roll, Publicity Comm., Volleyball Club, G.O. Rep., Modern Dance Club, Teacher's Aide. College sm f ' - If 'Y xy: I A ,- IE ' ' xiii .K BARBARA SEAMANN Teachers' Aide. Business SEENA SMALLBERG Cheerleaders, Service Aide, College Rep. College DIANE SCHDTTLAND Credit Roll, Grade Adviser's Aide, Teachers' Aide. CoHege NATALIE SEGAL Recreation Comm., Election Comm., College Rep., Credit Roll, Teachers' Aide. College IRIS BONNIE SMITH lArt Editorl Searchlights, G.O. Rep., Boosters, Chorus, Art Comm., Ticket Sales Comm., Red Cross. College Qffvfv MARILYN SCHULDWACH Nice-Pres.l Girls' Service League, Arista, Principal's List, Dean's Aide, G.O. Comm., Program Comm., Grade Adviser's Aide, French Club. College PHYLLIS SHAPIRD Boosters, Creative Writing Club Social Studies Forum, Home Economics Club, Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide. College LINDA SNYDER Social Service Comm., Booster Teacher's Aide, General Office Aide, lr. Chorus, Credit Roll. College CAROLE SPERMAN Sr. Rep., Ushers, G.0. Delegate, Turkey Mt. Comm., Grade Adviser's Aide, Switchboard, Honor Roll. College xA.4 5 SEYMOUR STEIN Library Service, Book Store, Book Room. Business 4 Q if ARLENE TNOMASES Girls' League, Boosters, lan. Dance Comm., Credit Roll, Beeline Rep., Teacher's Aide. College STEPHEN STACKEL G.0. Rep., iCapt.l Bowling Team, Track Team, Credit Roll, Visual Aid Squad. College SANDRA STECKER G.0. Rep., Library Aide, Writing Club, Teacher's Aide, Square Dance Club. Civil Service LINDA STERLEPPER Volleyball Club, Sr. Chorus, Gym Sec. Business LINDA STERN Girls' League, Boosters, Election Comm., Teacher's Aide, Honor and Credit Roll, G.0. Rep. CoHege JOHN TORPEY Air Force JACKLYN TUFEL Library Squad, Boosters, Volleyball Club, Attendance Monitor, Honor Roll, Credit Roll. College ff? ,. Gnu e ,f Mx 4 De ll MW MICHAEL TALT Stage Craft. College FLORENCE ULLMAN Arista, Leaders, G.0. Delegate, Member of G.0. Comm., Math Tutor, Teacher's Aide, Honor Roll, College Rep. College MARIDN TNALER fSec.l Arlsta, Leaders, Principal's List, Math Office Aide, Boosters, Sr. Yearbook, Creative Writing and Scholastic Awards, Bio. Club. College MAIIA VEIDE Jr. Red Cross Club, Credit and Honor Rolls, iArt Editorl Currents, Art Comm., Art Certificates, Teacher's Aide, Dean's Aide, Volleyball Club. College 41 If ' JOHN VERAMBECK Cafeteria Service, Track Team, Hall Patrol. Armed Forces MARYANN WEINSTEIN Turkey Mountain, Ushers, Boosters, Senior Rep., Bowling Club, Volleyball Club Credit Roll, Modern Dance. College RUBERTA WIENER tSec.l Social Studies Dept., iSec.l Speech Dept., Program Committee, Jr. Red Cross, Boosters, Credit Roll. College 42 BETTY-SUE WALBANCKE G.O. Rep., Bowling Club, Emergency Room Squad, Modern Dance, fSec.l Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide, Jamaica, Swimming Club. College X1 TOBY WEINSTEIN Leader, G,0. Rep., Entertainment Comm., Future Nurses Club. College STEVEN ZARKIN Teachers' Aide. College LINDA WANG Leaders, Honor Roll, G.O. Rep., Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Spanish Club, Volleyball Club, Queens Borough Discussion Group. College PHYLLIS WEISS Leaders, Credit Roll, General Office Aide, Ticket Sales Comm., Boosters. College STEPHANIE ZENONE Modern Dance, Teacher's Aide. College LINDA WARSNAW LINDA WEINGARTNER Girls' League, G.O. Rep., Choir, Operator Work, Beeline Rep., Credit Roll, Service Aide. Boosters, School Spelling-Bee Finalist, Teacher's Aide. College Nursing School GLORIA WEISSMAN General Office Aide, QSec.l Health Ed. Dept., Art Club, Entertainment Comm., Tennis Club, Credit Roll. College MARVIN ZDLNER Auditorium Service, Guard tHall Patroll. Business JUDITN E. WHITE Science Dept., Bio. Projects. College CAMERA SHY TNUMAS CUNNINGHAM Armed Forces CAROLE ENGLEV RDGER NDLM College MARLENE KELLERMAN Jr. Orchestra, Sr. Rep., ECA Club. Business EDWARD TURNER Soccer Team, Mimeo. Squad Armed Forces VINCENT VINZI Business lune seniors X ?Vf:.1 ,lp-5 '1 -f'VA : ,QW . A' 1Qfv- N , Y KF it 1, I zfr ,yr .-.n-Annu ls ,. .f I Yfbxu' ' 'IK .X 2' 1 Nl! 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X ,T ..-cf ,-1 ,. - f.-- -.- ' I .- .. 7-, ,.- . 5.41, , . ,. - 1 ... f- . I 1 ff-f DOROTHY AAL Leaders Volleyball Club Tennis Club Boosters G 0 Campaign Manager Teacher s Aide Nt NANCY ABRAMS G 0 Rep Social Service Comm. Boosters Hall Patrol Art Club Fashion Show Model. Business . S '8 JUSEPN ALBRECHT Armed Forces K min 6 A ELAINE M. ABRAHAMSEN iPres.l Trinity Club Commercial Honor Society Y Tutoring, Arista, Teacher's' Aide, Chorus, Volleyball Club, Credit Roll. Business SNELLEY ABRAMOWITZ Leaders, Beeline Staff, Currents Staff, Honor Roll, lr. Red Cross Club, Senior Rep., G,0. Alternate, Tennis and Badminton Clubs. College ALAN JAY ACKERMAN LURRAINE ADELSKY Beeline Staff, Model Teacher's Aide. Legislature, Creative Writing Business Club, Cafeteria Squad. College - Q v BARBARA 1. ABRAMS Library Ass't, Election Comm., Credit Roll, Teachers' Aide. College iNr1'BlY ,audi ALLEN ADELSTEIN College fi FRANKLIN ABRAMS Arista, Model Legislature, Debating Club, Cyclorama, French Club, Teacher's Aide College fx lilih snnnvu Anlen Modern Dance, Jr. Orchestra, Dramatics, Chorus, fPrompterl Cyclorama, Bowling Club, Dean's Aide. College . , L MARY ANN ALFANO RICHARD ALFARONE WILLIAM ALFF Teacher's Aide. Hall Patrol. Teacher's Aide. College Armed Forces College JUAN ALGER Teacher's Aide, Orchestra, Social Service Comm. Business Ml BARBARA ALLEN Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Club, Softball Club, Hall Patrol Squad. Business -ff f3g.1,,Qlf- K 2 S . A l ERNEST ANDREACCIII A.V.I. Squad, Leaders. College STEPNEN ARANOFF Arista, Boys' League, Project E, G.0. Rep, G.0. Finance Comm., Teachers' Aide, Math Help Squad, Model Legislature. College .., .1 if I .. I 'Y ' x -X Q, X 'X 'QQ l ' 4 I GREGORY ANASTASION Business JOHN NICHOLAS ANDON Arista, Boys' Service League, Senior Council Rep., Project E, Model Legislature, Debating Club, Teacher's Aide. College JOAN PATRICIA ANGUS NADINE B. ANTIN Senior Chorus, Volleyball Club. Bowling Club, Teacher's Aide. Business College -'Q ' jf- . We Xi i DOLORES ASCN MARGARET ASENDORF College Business j,. ' xx ! Xxx X bs ,vc X 2 Q 'QAIIIQQ D R BARBARA I. APPELBAUM Social Studies Forum, Home Economics Club, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. College X K . K BARRY ASNESS Cross Country Team, Boy's League. X College BARBARA ANN ARAGONA Fashion Show, Nurses Club, Art Club, Newma'n Club, Grammar Club, Teacher's Aide IA f,.' N NANNAN ATLAS Commercial Honor Society, Dean's Aide, Teacher's Aide. Business 45 SIEG LINDE AUFSCIILAGER Dramatics Club, Modern Dance Club, Photo Squad, Red Cross Club. VERONICA BALCIUNAS Boosters, Volleyball Club, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. Business .- '5- DIANA C. BARTELT Sr. Band, Dance Band, Credit Roll, Softball Club, Sr. Rep., G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide. College 46 1 I . PATRICIA AUSTIN Chorus, G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide. KAREN BARD Teacher's Aide, Senior Rep., Credit Roll, Model Legislature, Boosters, Modern Dance Club. College H--...J BARBARA BARTON Teacher's Aide, Tennis Club, Election Comm., Boosters. College MARCIA AVNET Modern Dance Club, G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide. College LUCILLE BARNER Boosters, Volleyball Team. Business ARLENE N. BACIIRACII Library Service Squads, Credit Roll, Bio. Club, Future Nurses Club, Ushers, Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Club, Tennis Club. College .dns Q ROSEMARIE BARDNE Teacher's Aide, Bowling Club, Credit Roll. Business DAVID BAKUN Hall Patrol Squad. College I JOHN BARRY Operetta Workshop, Choir, Sr. Chorus, Showcase of '57 Spring Concert '58. Business fs Z5 'x LURRAINE BARZ IRA BASH U NORMA BASS U Volleyball Club, Credit Roll. Hall Squad, Teacher's Aide. Beeline Editor, Girls' League Business Currents, Cyclorama, G.0. Ticket Sales Comm., Ushers Boosters, Honor Roll. College RONALD BECNKY Arista, Program Comm. College Y Q D X 1 X58 -Q S si 'nfl' Q EDWARD BENNETT Baseball Team, Prog. Comm., Teacher's Aide. College BETTE BERLINSKY Credit Roll. Business MYRNA BECK Arista, Honor Roll, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Bowling Club, G.O. Alternate, Math Help Club. College MARCIA BENNETT Arista, fSec.l Leaders, Art Staff of Currents, Switchboard, Boosters, Turkey Mountain Comm., Bowling Club, G.O. Alternate. College -38' ALAN BENISH Teachers' Aide. College RUGER BENNETT Bio. Club, Bio. Project, Bio. Lab. Squad, Library Squad, Teacher's Aide, P.S.A.L. Medal, Credit Roll. College , 4 ii fgigllxb NW ' LM 'ot ,LJ J Q X ws... X-Q Bar-B5 Puslcrm ls i .-in- MARVIN BERENSON Credit Roll, Bio. Lab. Squad, Searchlights of Science, Teacher's Aide, Library Squad, G.O. Rep. LUUISE BERMAN RONALD BERMAN Beeline, Girls' League Officer, Teacher's Aide, Chemistry Club, Arista fNational Honor Societyi, Queens Borough G.O. Council Delegate, Principal's List, Sr. Delegate, Teachers' Aide, G.O. Committees. College Credit Roll. College SUSAN G. BERMAN Queens Council Rep., Switchboard, Operetta Workshop, Turkey Mountain, G.O. Delegate, Bowling Club. College 1-1 WILLIAM BERGLIE Bio. Proiects, Stage Craft, Hall Patrol. College rf 40 ANDREW BERNSTEIN Arista, Boys' League, G.O. Alternate, Teacher's Aide, Bus. Staff Yearbook, Bio. Lab. Ass't, Chem. Lab. Ass't, Physics Lab. Ass't. College 47 STEVEN BERNSTEIN LLOYD BIRKELAND Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. College ARTHUR DLURD HODOI' Roll. cbllele 48 .,..... S if ...E t. HWY JUAN BERTIJK Credit Roll, Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide, Future Nurses of America Club, Operetta Workshop. Business IUITHRYN BITETTI Softball Club, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. College ELAINE BLUMENKDPF Boosters, Teacher's Aide. Business IRIS BETANCUURT Volleyball Club, Home Eco. Lab. Ass't, Emergency Room Ass't, Library Aide, Trinity Club. College EILEEN BLATTMAN Honor Roll, Service for Grade Advisers, Program Comm. College SIDNEY BLUMENSTEIN Sr. Band, Chem. Lab. Squad, Bio. Lab. Squad. College MEL BIENSTUCK Bowling Team, Teacher's Aide, Hall Patrol. College ,gb . ' A K. 2 ,.,,, WILLIAM BLUCK Math Help Club, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. College VINCENT BOCIIICCIIID Operetta Workshop, Sr. Chorus, Choir, Hall Patrol, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College si as Q www ROGER BILLINCTIJN Track Team, Credit Roll, Visual Aids Squad, Science Proiect Club, Bio. Club. College LUIS ARDYN BLIIM Beeline Staff, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Art Club, Honor Roll. College MARIIJRIE BUNEY Volleyball Team, Boosters, Co-op Student. Business 2'2- -.il 1. 9 Y 66. MIKE BORVSNOK School Play Case of the Chopped Liver, Teachers' Aide, Honor Roll. NORMAN BORDEN Beeline Photographer and Photography Editor, Sr. Orchestra, Photo Squad. College 'K' ls :EL Al 1 GEORGE BOZAN FRED BRAND Armed Forces Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide. Business ROCHELLE S. BROOELLA BURTON BRODY Commercial Honor Society, Editor Beeline, lSec.i Boys' Volleyball Club, Credit Roll, League, National Honor Society, Teachers' Aide. Principal's List, Science Business Proiects Groups, Choruses, Arista, Dramatic Productions, Sr. Yearbook, Currents. College X X 0 . 'V op, XXXXXN ,4 he-s, , 4 N l I X l 3g fl N.,fwl A X, 1 L, XO V, x X l X 'li lah X -' l l l s ii k Nw: XX X r v . 4 '- V V - . , figges X do X new sounus 5 A Bowling Team , ,.,,., College Q X5-,,-If Nl ' 'x f:.A'n. ,i,'li. f 1, W , :Q 1 Quisfig A A. . ss JONATHAN I. BRAVEMAN Sr. Band, Constitution Comm G.0. Delegate, Debating Club, Campaign Manager, Jr. Band, College PAT BRONSON JOHN BRAV Credit Roll, Dean's Aide. College PATRICIA BROWN Teacher's Aide, Dean's Aide, Sf- Chorus. lf- CHOYUSV Boosters, Honor Awards, Credit Roll. College Hall Patrol, Credit Roll. College FLORENCE BRENT Teachers Aide. Business EILEEN PNVLLIS BROWN Sr. Chorus, French Club, Sr. Rep., Teacher's Aide. College . 49 B, QW' ,Q K'N7nXl'7'Pl C 3'-'ff Nix IIARDLD BRDWNSTEIN Model Legislature, G.0. Grievance Comm., 6.0. Job Placement Comm., Teacher's Aide. College M A MARY BUKSAR Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Club. Business IUDY BURKAVABE Future Nurses Club, Newman Club, Student information Comm., Grievance Comm., Credit Roll. College 50 M REGINALD BRYANT Teachers' Aide, G.0. Alternate, Hall Patrol, Sr. Chorus, Red Cross. College BILL BRYANT Armed Forces JEFFREY BUKSBAUM IDNN lClIICDl BUDNDRA Hall Patrol. Baseball Team, Hall Patrol, College Credit Roll. College PAT BURKE EDWARD BURNNAM Teachers' Aide, Credit Roll. Credit Roll. Malof Letter. Business Sr. Band, Dance Band, Jr. Band, Hall Patrol. College S s ROSE BUCNBINDER fSec.l Class, Teacher's Aide. ALAN BURG Advertising Mgr. Beeline, Cyclorama, National Honor Society, G.0. Rep., Track Team, Principal's List, lPres.l Chess Club, Bio. Lab. Squad. College .Qt g MARIDN BUGAT 4Corr. Sec.J Commercial Honor Society, Teachers' Aide, Honor Roll, Credit Roll. Business .K-. DIANA BURR G.0. Delegate and Alternate, Sr. Rep., Choir, Modern Dance, Credit Roll, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Election, Budget and Dues Comm. College be SUSAN BUSDII Jr. Orchestra, Danced in Festival. Business SONIA BUSTILLD Teachers' Aide, Credit Roll, Stenography Certificate. Business RDRY BUTLER lEdiforl Beeline, lBoy Leaderl Arista, Cyclorama, National Honor Society, Boys' League, French Club, Sr. Show, Servlce Alde. College ELAINE CAMERDN Entertainment Comm., Jr. Red Cross Club, Credit Roll, Modern Dance Club, Teacher's Aide. College RICHARD CASSESE Bio. Club, Hall Patrol. College CAROL CALLAHAN lHead-Maiorettel Twirlers, Bowling Club, Ushers, Major Letter, Teacher's Aide. College IDAN CANDY Twirler, Teacher's Aide, Library Service Squad, Bowling Club, Usher, Home Economics Certificate, Major Letter. College fb . 1 A - ,fi- ' PHILIP A. CESTARO Newman Club, Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide. College 1 .5 4. y inv- ,,-fs '56 JJ.. W ?xf bf XjQ2y, -J X STUART CAMEN , Golf Team, Sr. Orchestra, Program Office Aide. College f fs. GH . Y , JUNE CANE JUDY CARMAN HDPE CASELLA Teacher's Aide. Commercial Honor Society, Boosters, Home Nursing Business Tutoring, Volleyball, Bowling, Certificate, Red Cross Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide, Handbook, Tennis. Business Certificate, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College 'WU ff -0 IUDITH CHAIKIN CEURCE CHANDLER STEVEN CRARNDW Beeline Rep., Entertainment Hall Patrol. Sr. Band, Boys' Service League Commq Teacher's Aide, Social Service C0l'Tlm. College College 51 Q' PETER CHOU HERBERT CHRISTMAS Arista, Boys' League, Proiect E, Boy Leader, G.0. Delegate, Model Legislature, Discussion Alternate. Club, French Club, Math Help Business College Club, Stamp Club. College GEURGIANNA CICALA Teacher's Aide, Program Office, Entertainment Comm., Boosters G.0. Rep., Art Comm. College RICHARD CIMINELLI Bio. Lab., Lunchroom Guard. College F' 'f 4 CATHERINE CIMINO Tutor, Commercial Honor Society, Teacher's Aide. Business .,. , . 1 ..4,A.5,,gt C . I ft M BARRY S. CUBAN BURTON COHEN Baseball Team, Bowling Team, G.0. Rep. Service Squad. College College 52 ROBERT CIUVACCO lr. Band, Mimeo. Squad. College FRAH COIIEH Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide, Red Cross Club, Art Club, Bowling Club. College si fi, Give MARY LOU CICCULELLA Newman Club, Jr. Chorus, Teacher's Aide. Business JAOOUELINE CIMAGLIA Arista, Honor Roll, G.O. Alternate, Grade Adviser's Aide, G.0. Entertainment Comm., Credit Roll, Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide. College IUDITH LOUISE CLARKE Leaders, Operetta Workshop, Bio. Club. College ALAN CLEMENS Radio Club, Leaders. HOPE COHEN fChairmanl Elections Comm., G.0. Rep., Business Staff Currents, Teacher's Aide. Business and College IUOITH COHEH G.0. Rep., Boosters Club, Honor Roll, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide Tutoring, Bowling Club. College . l SUSAN CUIIEN College LENNY CUNTRASTIND IUDV CDDPERMAN Chem. Lab. Squad, Election Comm., Entertainment Comm., G.0. Rep., Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide, Booster Club. College ROBERT COLE Business IACOUELINE COOKE G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide. Business Q SUSAN CODPERMAN Operetta Workshop, Sr. Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Teachers' Aide, Basketball Club, Jr. Chorus. College LEAMOND COLLINS Track Team, Boys' Leaders, Hall Patrol. College LESTER COOPER College ll l ml. ? i 5 Z lf -X , to LINDA COOPER Operetta Workshop, Volleyball Club, Softball Club, Tennis Club, Athletic Comm. Business 'T X fl ff f l .1 .-IQ . l MARK COOPER Model Legislature, Hall Patrol College DAVID COPPI ELAINE CORRICAN TERRY COSTELLO Jr. Band, A.V.l. Squad, Bio. G.0. Rep., Switchboard, Honor Teacher's Aide, lr. Red Cross Squad. Roll. Newman Club. College Business College 53 sf? ,Is . PAT CRUNIN Modern Dance Club. Business .-11 A, NOLAN IIANCNIK Bio. Club, Cfutorl Math Help Club, Social Service Comm., Teachers' Aide. College IIEAIINA DELFINATO .Sr. Yearbook Staff, Sr. Rep., Operetta Workshop, Modern Dance Club, G.0. Rep., Elections Comm., Ticket and Sales Comm. College 54 QW' ISABEL lllll CUNNINGNAM Operetta Workshop, Sr. Chorus, Dramatics, Jr. Red Cross, Music Office Aide, General Office Aide, Teacher Sec., Art Award. College JIM CURLEY Armed Forces JOAN D'ANDREA Sr. Chorus, Bowling Club, Ushers, Switchboard. Business EDYTHE DARIN lVice-Pres.J G.0., Arista, fGoverning Boardj Girls' League, All-City Chorus, Operetta Workshop, fChairmanl Handbook Comm., Staff of Currents. College PATRICIA CURTIN Co-Op. Student, Volleyball Team, Boosters, G.0. Aide. Business NOV STEVE BAUER G.0. Delegate, Hall Patrol, Teachers' Aide. College arf ' i '5'S'Y n ...,..l'x'm . .Jx:4',Y n 1 . .,'?, uv 764- J.'u ,'- ,Q ,-ar K CUNNIE IJELGATTU JUAN DEMO G.0. Store Aide, Softball Club, Boosters, G.0. Rep., Teachers' Volleyball Club, Sr. Rep., Tennis Aide, Credit Roll. Club, Bowling Club, Golf Club, College Credit Roll. College J BARBARA DERENIJVISKI Sr. Orchestra, Volleyball Club, Softball Club, Lost and Found Aide, Tennis Club. College VINCENT IJACZVNSKI P.S.A.L. Gold Awards, Hall Patrol. College CAROL IIEBEVIJISE Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide. Business . KATHLEEN IJERR Choir, Volleyball Club, Softball Club. College DIANE DQSANTIS Operetta Workshop, Sr. Yearbook, Sr. Girls' Chorus, lr. Red Cross, Modern Dance Club, Teachers' Aide. College STEVEN DIKMAN Sr. Band, Library Squad, G.0. Rep., Teachers' Aide, Cafeteria Patrol. College GERALD DEVLIN ERNEST DI ET1 G.0. Rep. Business 4 si B08 DILLMAN iCapt.i Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Track, Teachers' Aide, Jr. Band, Hall Patrol. College PAUL lllPlETRO Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, iPres.J Sr. Band, Mimeo. Squad, Visual Aid Squad, Swing Band. College BRIDGET DISPIRITU Nurses Club, Teacher's Aide. College Armed Forces .A S ff in l l l f i 75 9 5'- X ffl. Cruel i' ll F0u5u5 is sa- MW BARBARA Dl LDRENZO Teacher's Aide. Business ,Z FLORENCE DIJLLING Boosters, Hostess Club, Beeline, Teachers' Aide, Modern Dance Club. Business TANA DINARDI Newman Club, Volleyball Club, Hall Patrol, Teachers' Aide. College ELIZABETH DIJMOFF Teacher's Aide, Entertainment Comm., Ticket Sales Comm., Credit Roll, Honor Classes, G.0. Rep., College Advisory Rep. College 'Q Cl BEVERLV DINKEL Boosters, Volleyball Club, Bowling Club, Teacher's Aide Tennis Club, Softball Club, Sr. Chorus. College KATHLEEN DUNAIIUE Co-Op. Student, Boosters Teacher's Aide Business 55 '73 . gl' 553'-fir . 5 ...gf ., , Lf: -1rM,,.s .. .. .- . ,ig ,...- . 17 '-H I . ,,,.,:.,..'.:: .,, r L .. 1, 5. K . ' .,: --..'.cw' A , PATRICIA DUNALDSDN Teachers' Aide. Business JOSEPH DONATO lTreas.l Newman Club, Visual Aid Squad, Gym Service, Hall Patrol, Track Team. College T 'S' DIANE D'0RSI Basketball Club, Volleyball Club. College GERALIJINE DUUGHERTY Credit Roll, Co-Op, Student, Teacher's Aide. Business .1 .Q HARVEY DUBIH IUDI DUKE Credit Roll, Chem. Lab., Bio. Commercial Honor Society, Jr. Lab. NOMA Rep., Tutoring, Credit College Roll qAIternate Re . Sr . pl - Council, Bowling Club, Teacher's Aide. College 56 ,., .,1- an Q If 3 E sssr. JAMES DUNNELLY College LYNNE DDUGHERTY Credit Roll, Jr. Band, Boosters, Teachers' Aide. College RGSAHNE DUNKIN Credit Roll, Sr. Chorus, Ticket Sales Comm., Bowling Club, Teachers' Aide. College B . , 'xq . 5, . as X if ' H . STEPHEN DUNNELLY JUANNE DUNDVAN Teacher's Aide. Fashion Show Comm., Teacher's College Aide, Volleyball Club, Basketball Club, Credit Roll. College STEVE DRANDOFF STANLEY DRUCKER Varsity Baseball, Hall Patrol. Armed Forces College GEORGE DUNSAV ELISA DURAHTE lr. and Sr. Band, Teacher's Teachers' Aide. Aide. Business College iw' ar' V MARIE DZIKUINSKI Commercial Honor Society, Boosters, Tutoring, Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide. Business ALLAN ENRLICII Audio Visual Aid, Beeline Rep. College DIANE EISENSTAT Credit Roll, Boosters, Sr. Chorus, Modern Dance, Teachers' Aide, Jr. Red Cross Rep. College 1 nf..-4 .B .,, f HARVEY ECKERT Soccer Team, Jr. Band, Teachers Aide. College PIIYLLIS EICHEL Credit Roll, Teachers' Aide. College 'K if AMY EISMAN Modern Dance Club, Boosters, Limerick Contest, Teacher's Aide. College 'T IRIS EDELL Teacher's Aide, Modern Dance Club, Boosters, Ticket Comm, Business Ge lDQklQ NOW l W PAT EICIIDRST Sr. Chorus, Credit Roll. Business HAROLD EISENBARTH Armed Forces .1 was KEVIN EISSLER ALAN ELKINS Newman Club, Track Team, Sr. Band, Dance Band, G,0. Hall Patrol. Rep., Cyclorama, Credit Roll. College College 'DR 's BARBARA L. EISENBERG fPres.J Future Nurses Club, Bowling Club, All City Chorus Operetta Workshop, Choir, Credit Roll. College CAROLYN ELLMAN G.O. Rep., Sr. Class Rep., Dean s Aide, Modern Dance, Credit Roll College 57 lofi K5 IOAN ENDLER iPres.l Commercial Honor Society, Honor Roll, Boosters, Volleyball Club, Tutoring, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. Business 'I tg., EDGAR ETNERIDCE Credit Roll, Visual Aid. Armed Forces VIRGINIA FAV Commercial Honor Society, Tutoring, Teacher's Aide, Grade Adviser's Aide. Business 58 SANDRA ENGEL Library Squad, General Office Squad, Teacher's Aide, Boosters, Credit Roll, Sten. Certificate. College HENRY EULO College 2 -Af ELLEN FEINSTEIN Volleyball Club, Alternate G.O. Rep., Jr. Chorus, Christmas Assembly Program. College I i Q l B HENRY ERLENWEIN 7 Q n Q . an MARCUS ERLICIIMAN Hall Patrol, Leaders, Visual Aid Teacher's Aide. College IAN EZER l0ANN FAITT Chess Club. Teacher's Aide. College Business IACIUELINE ESCAU Sr. Orchestra, Boosters, Jr. Orchestra, Chem. Lab. Squad, Bio. Lab. Squad, Bio. Club, Teacher's Aide. College LUUISE FASANO lBio. Editorj Searchlights of Science, Bio. Project Club, All City Chorus, Bio. Squad, Science Careers Club, Tennis Club, Boosters Club, Teacher's Aide. College NEIL FEINSTEIN .IERRY FEITN LARRY FELDIAAN Model Legislature, Debating Golf Team. Handball Team, G.O. Rep, Club, G.O. Financial Comm., College Math Office Aide, Hall Chess Club, Credit Roll, Physics Patrol, G.O. Recreation Comm. Proiect. Medical Room Aide, P.S.A.L. College Awards. College HYINA FELT 6.0. Rep., Entertainment Comm., Teacher's Aide, G.0. Alternate. College CAROLYN FERGUSON Teacher's Aide, Service Gen. Office. College 'Omg Q, ELEANDR FICKEN Teacher's Alde, Bowling Club, Office Machine Award. Business JUNE FELTDH Sr. Class Sec., Leaders, lEditori Sr. Newspaper, Dean's Aide, Boosters, G.0. Delegate, 6.0. Comm., Program Office. College LEONARD FERRARI Dean's Aide, Program Comm., Supply Clerk Aide, Bio. Club, Math Team, Arista. College '-3 l.l1'A FIDDLER All City High School Chorus, Operetta Workshop, Jr. and Sr. Chorus. College PAUL FERBER Sr. Council Rep., Chem. Lab. Ass't, Honor Roll, Borough Discussion, Teacher's Aide. College '75 as NANCY FERREIRA Credit Roll, Principal's Aide. . 'J i 'f-S. , L, SUSAN FETTNER Arista, Honor Roll, Sr. M Q L f .lx A is 7 , , ,. Q, ll 1 . 2 QQ' W 'f f' A Wil , 'rr' fl rr' liifayf fit? 1 l X Eu Business Orchestra, Chem. Lab. Squad, Teachers' Aide, Math Help Club, Bio. Club, French Club, Honor Roll. College Q an A - . 1 . EDWARD FILM JOYCE FIHGERHUT Hall Patrol. Girls' Service League, Boosters, AFMSU FOYCGS Sr. Newspaper, Chem. Lab. Squad, 6.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Bio. Club. College ,. , - . 1, f . f '. ' I of IDE FICNERA lTutorJ Math Help Club. College 1 BARBARA FISHBEIN Boosters, Credit Roll, Accounting Awards, Teacher's Aide. College 59 RICHARD FLAM MARTIN FLANAGAN Boys' League, lVice-Pres.J Radio Jr. Band, Mimeo. Squad. Club, Finance Comm., Math College Help Club, Chess Club, Bio. Club. College JANET FDLEY Ushers, Teachers' Aide, C Roll, Chorus. Business s X. redit JUDITII FORBES Art Comm. of G.0., Boosters, Hall Patrol, Teachers' Aide, Dramatic Workshop. College HERB FRADIN RUBERT FRANCESCDNE Business Boys' League, Chem. Squad, Project E, French Club, G.O. Rep. College ag' ,Y fx: . EDWARD FLAX First Prize Gym Tumbling 1958, Chem. Lab. College CAROL ANNE FLEMING Teachers' Aide, Attendance Office Aide. . ull' xlxgrjjfv JOSEPH FORTUNA Armed Forces MARIAN FDUCIIARDT fPres.l Girls' League, fCapt.l Boosters, Arista, Ushers, Program Comm., Chorus, Teacher's Aide, Bowling Club. College VERDNICA FRANCO Student Employment Comm., Teacher's Aide, Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Dramatic Workshop. College RICHARD FRANK lSec.J Arista, lPhysics Editorl Searchlights, fcoverning Bd.7 Boys' League, Ulrt Editorl Project E, Lab. Squads, Hunter College Model Congress, Yearbook Literary Staff, Principal's List. College DOUGLAS FLINDT Hall Patrol. Business MARCIA FOX Sr. Orchestra, Dance Band, Sr. Rep., Ticket Sales Comm., G.O. Rep., Teacher's Aide. Business FREDERICK FRANKE Chem. Lab., Cafeteria Guard, Library Monitor, Bio. Club. College 1' . .M -A . . ,f JDAN FRANKEL Art Club, Teacher's Aide. 1 ARTHUR FREIFELD Basketball Team. College CAIL FRIEND Dramatic Workshop, G.0. Art Comm., Grammar Club, College Rep., Bowling Club. College MICHAEL FRANKEL Boys' League, Genessee Hi-Y Council, Yearbook Art Staff, Credit Roll, Currents Staff, Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide. College JERILYN FRIEDLAND Boosters, Teacher's Aide. College KELWIN FRANKS College CHARLES FRIEDMAN Hall Patrol. Business MARGARET FRIEND Jr, and Sr. Chorus, Choir, Science Careers Club, Program Office. College PAUL FRIESER lVice-Pres.J Sr. Class, lChairmanl Sr. Prom Comm., fTreas.J Boys' League, G.O. Rep., Track and Cross Country Teams, 4Chairmanl Ticket Sales Comm., Grade Adviser's Aide, Honor and Credit Roll. College I Giants Wln PE? +49 ' 5266 ' 5 rv X -' r , ft 3 ,ICT AF U -f f,fs4's it V959 ' x E Il 1 lx? fxl - f A X ' M42 W2 l QQQEWQ - 3 1.1, EDITH FRIEDMAN Boosters, Dramatic Workshop, Teacher's Aide. BRUCE FRIESNER Boys' League, Varsity Golf Team, Sr. Choir, Sr. Yearbook, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. College STEVEN FRIEDMAN Med. Office Aide. College ..-v lv JOSEPH FROELICH Bio. Squad, Soccer Team. College 61 MADELEINE FROME Operetta Workshop, Recreation Comm., Switchboard Operator. College I4 fr lf,- AGNES GALLIVO EDWARD FRDMDWITZ ! JERRY FROST Sr. Rep., G.O. Delegate, iCapt.l Hall Patrol, College RDBERTA GAMBDN .1995 555 STEPNANIE GATTUSO ALLEN GAVIE Teacher's Aide. Hall Patrol. Business Business 62 RONALD GARBER Teacher's Aide. College CAROL MARIE GEBNARDT Sr. Orchestra, Credit Roll, Newman Club, Boosters, Teacher's Aide. College JANET GAIIATCH iArt Editorl Currents, Ar! Staff of Currents, lCo-Chairmanj G.O. Art Comm., Art Work for Yearbook, Business Staff of Yearbook, Chorus 8- and Operetta Workshop, Teacher's Aide. College 43 BEVERLY OAIR Co-Op. Student, Teacher's Aide. Business 'ff ELIZABETH GARONE Teacher's Aide. College X, M. MARTIN GEDULDIG Track and Cross Country Team, Credit Roll, Elections Comm., Turkey Mt. Club, Boys' League. College JOYCE GARTER fEditor-in-Chiefl Currents, Beeline, Sr. Band, Arista, Girls' League, Handbook Comm., Volleyball Club, Grade Adviser's Aide, Sr. Yearbook. College VIRGINIA GEHLBACH iTreas.J Leaders, Modern Dance Club, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Credit Roll, Boosters, Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide, Art Comm. College ROBERTA GEIER Arista, fSec.J Queens 6.0. Council, Girls' League, iArt Staffl Currents, Teacher's Aide, French Club, Volleyball Club. College DOLORES GENENTZ Latin club, Spanish Club, Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Squad. ELAINE GIANNATTASIO Newman Club. College A3 V , ALAN GELBER College RUTH GERNER Boosters, G.0. Rep., Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College A EUGENE GELLERT College lf CAROL GERSHINOWITZ Future Nurses of America, lr. Red Cross, Teacher's Aide. College BOBBY GIBSON Boosters, Credit Roll, Service Aide, Entertainment Comm, College BONNIE GINSBERG Arista, Girls' League, Program Comm., Boosters, Honor Roll, G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Club. College FX 1570 xx f' nw ,I Q15 'Sig 17 3 XY A fig? if i if . 'A .1 - p, ' y D '. I ' ' if , If f t Y M. -f kj Yi'iWi E X if Q 7' x . ,XR 'ini ,fn ' Xl , :xii X . -P - J .1 7 , iliitidxi Q7 ax ,Q M 55world cl'iampS MARK KENNETH GERSTENFELD Science Careers Club, Chem. Squad, Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide. College BRENDA GINSBERG Credit Roll, Publicity Comm., Teachers' Aide, Bowling Club, Volleyball Club, L.l.T. College HOWARD GESCHWIND Dean's Aide, Band. College SALVATORE GIORLANDO 6.0. Rep. 63 1' fp ' V' W 9? Qs' . 2 s 'T ,gr '13 S fw- ELAINE GLASS Credit Roll, fTreas.J Leaders, Softball Club, Volleyball Club Teacher's Aide. College Q3 BARRY GLICK Football Team, Sr. Band, Sr. Orch., Dance Band, Teacher's Aide. College . '5T ui L and X? ALAN GOLDFARB Baseball Team, Leaders, Teachers' Aide. College 64 JOYCE GLASS Credit Roll, Leaders, lSec.J Leaders, lntramurals, Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Club, Softball Club, Badminton Club. FRANCINE GLICKER Boosters, G.0. Rep., Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College OEANNE GOLDFARB G.0. Rep., Credit Roll, Library Squad, Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide. College gs-nr 'T' KENNETH GLASSBERG AVI Squad, Hall Patrol, French Club, Currents, Science Magazine, Teachers' Aide. Armed Forces PAUL GULDBERG Teacher's Aide, Radio Club, Math Help Club, Westinghouse. College STEPHEN GOLDGELL Student Employment Comm., Teacher's Aide, Video Squad. College Athi' 1 'Q-up -uv' GEORGE GLASSER College itil 3 I 5 ig ax ROBERT GOLDBERG Jr. and Sr. Band, Chess Club, Service Aide. College 46 DONALD GOLOMAN Attendance Office, Stamp Club. College fi MARTIN GLASSER fPres.J G.0., Track Team, Dance Comm., Boys' League, Boys' Leader, Turkey Mt. Comm., Supply Squad, Teacher's Aide. College ROCNELLE GOLDBERG Arista, Honor Roll, Ushers, Sr. Council Rep., Teacher's Aide, Boosters, Bowling Club. College ERIC A. GOLDMAN Arista, Math Team, fMath Eidtorj Searchlights, 4Associate Editorl Project E, Boy's League, Bio. Lab. Squad, Honor Roll, G.0. Rep. College I 1 CRETA COLDMAN Credit Roll, Cyclorama, Teacher's Aide. College TERRY GOLDMAN Boosters, Teacher's Aide. College DOROTHY GDLDSTEIN Boosters. College 1 X A WILLIAM GODDALE Sr. Board, Credit Roll. College FLORENCE COLDSTEIN Switchboard Squad, Teacher's Aide, Boosters, Choir, Credit Roll. Business -'dl CAROL GDLDSTEIN Boosters, Teacher's Aide. College CAUFORNIA in III ti 'L 1 Y 1 'Hill JJ: O W Jfqhk Air V Bkly Bums g - lpfllllnx :ilu-ffl: ,-R il rf M - 3. l 21 GEORGE GOLDSTEIN G.O. Delegate, Hall Patrol, Cafeteria Guard. College IOYCE COLDSTEIN Teacher's Aide. Business LINDA COLDSTEIN Commercial Honor Society, Sr. Rep., Honor Roll, Library Squad Tutoring Service, Art Club, Teachers' Aide. College fx is GARY GOODMAN ROBERT GOODMAN SNEILA GOODMAN RICNARD GORMAN Jr. and Sr. Band, Hall Patrol, iCapt.l Handball Team, Cross Usher, Booster, G.O. Rep., G.O. Delegate, Student Aide, fCapt.l Lunchroom Guard, Credit Country Team, Soccer Team, Attendance Office, Teacher's Hall Patrol. Roll. G.O. Rep. Aide. Business College College Business 65 1 .- s w , . ,we ii' LAURENCE GIJULD fPres.l Science Careers Club, Track Team, Debating Club, Model Legislature Club, Chem. Squad, Student Aide, Dance Comm. College MAUREEN GREEN Arista, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Program Comm., Switchboard Squad, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Social Studies Forum. College DENNIS GREENMAN Hall Patrol, Cafeteria Guard, Credit Roll. College DOROTHY GRABE iVice-Pres.l Commercial Honor Society, Glee Club, Volleyball Club, Softball Club, Teacher's Aide, Intramural Softball, Honor Roll. Business MICHAEL GREENBAUM Arista, Math Team, Library Squad, Bio. Club, Math Help Team, Teacher's Aide. College PHYLLIS GREENMAN Program Office, Library Squad, Modern Dance, Tennis Club. College AL GRAFF Med. Room Service, Hall Patrol, Cafeteria Service. College el 1 ARTHUR GREENBERG Hall Patrol, Cafeteria Guard, Student Aide, Searchlights of Science. College T' l RUBERTA GREENSPAN Teacher's Aide, Modern Dance Club, Cyclorama, Bio. Club, Volleyball Club, Boosters, Art Club. College ENRICO GRAMAZIO Program Office, Lunchroom Guard, Teacher's Aide. OL. 25 LEROY GREENBERG Bio. Project Club, Photography Club, Honor Roll. College A' Q A . MARTIN GREENWALD G.0. Delegate, Model Legislature Club, Student Aide, Credit Roll, Hall Patrol. College 'i ,L r 'f 352, FW W3 ,i?'.l,.2 4 A ig? N N' ' HERBERT GREEN lMgr.J Beeline Distribution Program Comm., Borough Discussion, Service Aide, Bowling Team, Honor Roll. College BURMA GREENBLATT Volleyball Club. College -199' . -E GWEN GREIG Teacher's Aide. Business -mu l 3, 91 LEDNARD CRDSMAN Math Help Club, Library Squad, Teachers' Aide, Hall Patrol. College :Vi A . gi? 161 AK LYNN CRUPP Cheerleaders, Arista, Beeline, Sr. Yearbook, Girls' League, fChairmanJ Student Employment Comm., lChairmanl Recreation Comm. of G.O., Cyclorama ll Sr. Show Productions. College 'N LINDA GROSS Credit Roll, Grade Adviser's Aide, Boosters, Program Office, Bowling Club. College 1 3 FRANCES GRUTTA Nursing Club, Bowling Club, G.0. Rep. College Q ARTIE CUNZBURG LDUISE GURIAN College Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Ushers, G.0. Rep., Volleyball Club. College W-ik' an-mv if 'V RENA GRDSSMAN Jr. and Sr. Orchestra, Bowling Team, Modern Dance Club, Tennis Club, Fashion Show. College O . STEPHANIE GUADAGNO Teacher's Aide, G.0. Rep., Sr. Rep., G.0. Alternate. College ,lad FRANCES GUZZO Volleyball Club, Bowling, Bio. Club, Teachers' Aide. Business r . I Lal X1 - Bl ' 59 6 K ,lib I in ' is ii as .9 J '23 f N-I N s . X atfswzf RICHARD GUARELIA Sr. Orchestra, G.O. Rep. College L L DDRIJTRY HAASE Teachers' Aide, Volleyball Club, Credit Roll, Co-Op. Program. College fi' THERESA CUMA Volleyball Team, Teacher's Aide Business ui' 1... 6' RICNARD NABER Arista, Math Team, Bowling Team, Principal's List, Chess Club, Math Help Club. 67 f. ,, 0 I ABBEY HAFTER Bio. Club, Library Squad, Hall Patrol. College 's 415 SHELLY HANDLER Boosters, Ushers, Program Comm., Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide, Biology Club. College SHARON HEIFETZ Arista, Girls' Service League, iCo-Advertising Editorl Searchlights, Operetta Workshop, Bio. Club, Math Help Club, Switchboard Aide, Program Comm. Collele 68 v4at'iwf:ik i 'his JUDY HAIILEII Girls' League, Modern Dance Club, Dramatic Workshop, iChairmanb Publicity Comm., City Council Rep., Boosters, G.O. Rep., Sr. Prom Comm. College in - 'Sf' RUBERT HARMOH Bio. Lab. Squad, Chem. Lab. Squad, Bio. Club, G.O. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Cafeteria Patrol, Soccer Squad. College LURAIHE QBUTCHJ HEIM iVice-PreS.J Leaders, Sr. Band, Softball Club, Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Volleyball Club, Teachers' Aide. College I . A 'E . 7 2 ... .fi Vg I .: '2'2f' it ' ' DANIEL HAHN Chem. Lab., Teachers' Aide, Library Aide. College well' -n-ii FELICE HARRIS Boosters, Library Squad, Teachers' Aide, Switchboard Aide. College 1 ANITA HEINS 1' as PAT HALL Teachers' Aide, Volleyball Team. Business . VN. ,F :EQ wr 4 HARVEY IIASS Hall Patrol. Business we if u GEIJFFREV HEIHS Co-Op. Program. Teachers' Aide. Business College is 'RUN 'ff I...-e' EILENE HALPERN Dramatics Club, Elections Comm., G.O. Rep., Service Aide, Assembly Productions, Boosters. College rf 'R .l 1 ' I so sfwii .f??E.s.. 5 ,.A- 5fg.:,:sSi.1,M fc' B- J r P, ff' 8,5 . 5: -Q HENRY HASSE Print Squad, Stage Squad, Stock Aide. Armed Forces ELIZABETH ICHUCIO HEHH Leaders, Boosters, Softball Club, Volleyball Club, Tennis Club. Business ' ,em s 3 y f Efkif 35 . , E. CHARLES HEHHEKENS Soccer Team, lMgr.7 Basketball Team, Math Help Club, Boys' League, Civil Service Comm., Teacher's Aide. College i rd BOB HEHHEY JOAN HEHNINGS Math Help Club, Teachers' Ushers, Library Squad, Jr. Aide, Program Comm., Credit Chorus, French Club, Spanish Roll. Club, Volleyball Club, Teacher's College Aide. College Q5 LJ DCREEH IIEPPA Program Comm., Turkey Mt. Comm., Bowling Club, Typing Squad. Business . , - I . i.l THOMAS HICKERSON Sr. Band, Dance Band, Sr. Orchestra. College W 'JH 'ff- DIANE HERSHKOWITZ Switchboard Aide, Teacher's Aide, Election Comm., Boosters. College U -, as fl Q f .X Q ERNEST IERNIEJ HILGER Hall Patrol, Track Team, Cross Country Team. College Qi ii uv- -Y. MARK HESSEK Spanish Club, Bio. Club. College 'Si' xl- T f . Q ' i 7 g. Q Q RICHARD HILSENBECK Hall Patrol, C.0. Rep., Gym Leader, Teacher's Aide. Business .f 571 'BS' 123 ' fs' H l' . 2.-.3 . Zin ' it walls i 4-451: -rgv 4' Q-'P 3 ICE HEVMAH ROGER HEYMANH Nice-Pres.l Sr. Band, Swing Lunchroom Squad, Hall Patrol. Band, Lunchroom Aide. College College . Nm, . -A '. .Ma li 1 as . by 1 '- -if CAROL HIRSHCORN SID HOCHMAH Operetta Workshop, 6.0. Rep-. Model L8EiSlBiUI'6. Debliifw Teachers' Aide. Club, Deans' Office Aide, Math College Help Club, Physics Project Class College 69 . r .1 I FRANCINE HOCHVERT lChairmanJ Art Comm., Yearbook Art Staff, Searchlights, Cyclorama I, Boosters, Honor Roll, Publicity Comm., Teacher's Aide. College -QT KR ul L 53' so I L - GERALD UERRU NDLST Sr. Band, Track Team, Sr. Rep., Dance Band. College MIRIAM NOROWITZ Arista, Currents, G.O. Comm., Teacher's Aide, tSec.J Spanish Club, PrincipaI's List. College 70 C99 If ' 'hut' , .5 X . LA 'Y - :- i t STAN HOFFMAN Amateur Radio Club, Math Tutor, Chem, Lab. Aide. College DORIS HOPKINS Sec. Service, Bowling Club, Operetta Workshop, Girls' Chorus, Softball Club, Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide. College its s. '.?' SYLVIA HOUSTON Library Ass't, Teacher's Aide, Library Club, Future Teachers' Club, Merit Scholarship Semitinalist. College A .: , ,, t if iw 1. S Ve, Aa br 1 RICHARD HDGLIN Fife and Drum Corps, Swimming Team, Hall Patrol, G.O. Rep., Leader, Bowling Team. College 'ww st, '. fx-en' ' rf JOSEPH HORAK G.O. Rep. Armed Forces I K is 'Nascar W. ROBERT QBOBJ NUME Trinity Club, Operetta Workshop, G.O. Rep. College .O ,, . , .Q. N .rf + vga' . JEFF HDHENSTEIN CAROL ANN HORDINITZ Teachers' Aide, Chorus, Boosters, Model Legislature. College ELLEN R. NYAMS Teacher's Aide, Dean's Aide, Bio. Club, Art Club, Sr. Rep., Class Treas. College is ref1iHi'.' as as MARIE-IEANNE HULL G.O. Delegate, Teachers' Aide. College EDDIE HOROWITZ Varsity Golf Team, Jr. Varsity Basketball, Hall Patrol. College QQ ..1' .W . ,. ,, SAMUEL S. NVMOWITZ Arista, tMgr.l Basketball, tMgr.l Baseball, Boys' Service League, lEditorl Searchlights of Science, Nice-Pres.l Bio Club. College ARLENE ICART LENURE M. INGRASSIA Dean's Service, General Office Aide, Teachers' Aide. Business Sl 'Sp LINDA ISSAACSUN fl 3 r li Q I 5.. .. MDNRIJE IACIJBSON Bio. Lab. Squad, Teacher's Aide. College DENNIS ITZKOWITZ lMgr.i Baseball Team, Sr. Chorus, Dramatic Presentations, Library Squad, Teacher's Aide. College JULE JAMIULKOWSKI iCapt.i Cheerleaders, 6.0. Rep., Athletic Clubs, Leaders, lSec.J Bio. Club, lSec.J Model Legislature, Teachers' Aide, Credit Roll. College STEVE IRWIN Operetta Workshop, Ass't to President of G.0., Sr. Newspaper, Sr. Rep., Dean's Aide, G.0. Delegate, Boy's League, Member of Publicity Comm. College ' ' .S ' X THOMAS E. IACKSUN Hall Patrol, Mimeo. Squad. College 5' IDANIE IANSEN Teachers' Aide, Boosters, Honor Roll. Q llll m- i i ARLENE IACUBS lTreas.J Girls' Service League, Arista, lSec.J High School Council to U.N., lvice-Pres.i Jr. Red Cross Council, Boosters, Teachers' Aide, Searchlights of Science, Bio. Club. College GARY IOBLUN Hall Patrol, Soccer Team. Armed Forces ' ii . , l X I ix' M ii ,f ' DR. IANIS .IACOBSEN Secretarial Service, Volleyball Club, Certificate of Award in Typing, Program Comm. College BARBARA JIIIINSUN Future Nurses Club, Volleyball Club, Program Comm., Teachers Aide, Employment Council Aide. College 71 GERALD IUHNSON Hall Patrol, QCapt.J Mimeo. Squad, Gym Leader. College ry gl' l h P ,X L' 25 DONALD JUDIJ Teacher's Aide. College NICNULAS KALENDS G.O. Rep., Teacher's Aide. College 72 A PAUL IONNSUN Sr. Orchestra, Lunchroom Squad, G.O. Rep. College i . Ye ?f . Q Ut., A fl . ROBERT KAISER Bio. Club, French Help Club, Teacher's Aide. ey, College X. . x I-. 1 1 1 A .. I ' - . ra. ,J 12 .'-., s A . HAROLD KANTROWITZ Sr. Council, Math Help Club, Stage Squad, Library Squad Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide., College STEVEN IUSSEM Track Team, Chem. Lab. Squad, Bio. Club. College JANET KALKSTEIN Girls' Service League, Program Comm., Boosters, Sr. Newspaper, G.O. Ticket Sales Comm., Bio. Club, Honor Roll. College GEURGE KAPLAN College freeway x ' f L' HENRY 1081 JANET UONETTIEl JOYCE Sr. Orchestra. Teacher's Aide. College Business 435' . 3 A 2? ,, JF 41, ' t NEIL KALT STEVEN KAMVAKIS Physics Lab. Aide, Hall Patrol, UVIEV-l Soccer Team. Chflif. Teacher's Aide. Sr. Chorus, Hall Patrol, College Teacher's Aide. College LAURA KAPLAN Boosters, Sr. Delegate, Dance Comm., Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. use SUNDRA KAPLAN Booster, Entertainment Comm G.O. Rep., Teachers' Aide. College 'IFF' BARBARA KARLIF G.0. Rep., Boosters. Business JY' MARCIA KATZ Art Club, French Club, Usher, Bowling Club, Jr. Chorus, Library Squad. College 1 avi, . , , r ,. - 4 . is an IN ... GERALD KARP Varsity Track Team, Varsity 1 1 r Cross Country Team, Hall Patrol. College if l 5. . 1 ' Q f if NAOMI KATZ Boosters, Usher, French Club, Teacher's Aide, Assembly Presentations, Honor Roll, Bio. Projects. A VV q r IERRY KATZ Hall Patrol, Track Team, Lunchroom Squad. College 5 af DAVID KAYZMAN Chem. Lab. Squad, Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide. College RICHARD KAZDEN MAXINE KATZMAN .lr. and Sr. Band, Teacher's Aide. College ll' DIANNE KEEGAN BDNNIE KAVE ROBERT KAYE , , , Ticket Sales, Hall Patrol, Modern Teacher's Aide. CSBC-J Math Team. AfiSf8, BOYS' ANST3, CVICG-PWS-J Tl'lfllfY- Dance, Teachers' Aide. College League, G.0. Comm., Club, Ushers, Teacher's Aide. college Showcase '57. College College , 7- .0 'o Xl 'rgggi , :ap SAM KATZURIN Soccer Team, Operetta Workshop, G.0. Rep., fChairmani Student Employment Comm., Turkey Mt Comm., Model Legislature, Handbook Comm., Grievance Comm. College MARC KELLER Supply Squad, Teachers' Aide. College 73 DIANA KELLERMAN Teacher's Aide, Softball Club. College GARY KESSELMAN G.0. Employment Comm., G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide. College EDWARD T. KIVATINDS Sr. Orchestra, Jr. Orchestra, Art Club, Chess Club Teacher's Aide. College 74 DDLDRES KELLERNIAN Sr. Rep., Teachers' Aide, Softball Club. College Qu JOAN D. KESSLER Hall Patrol, C.0. Alternate Teacher's Aide. College 1 BENAY KLEEGER Hall Patrol, Bowling Club, Teacher's Aide. College 'N' l - 3 HOWARD L. KELLY Track Team, Hall Squad, Gym Leader. College sk MARILYN A. KESSLER CVice-Pres.l Bio. Club, Boosters, Turkey Mt, Comm., G.0. Art Comm., Social Studies Forum, Teachers' Aide. College , ga is , Fiiffgffi I f HOWARD KLEIN. Bio. Prep Lab., Soccer Team, Visual Aids Squad. College JAMES KELLY Business 3 ' KENNETH KIRSHNER Bio. Service Squad, Social Studies Forum, Westinghouse Talent Search, Science Careers Club. College RHDDA KLEIN Teacher's Aide, Chorus-Spring Concert '58, Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Jr. Red Cross, Model Legislature, Bio Club. College GAIL KESSELHEIM Teachers' Aide, Hall Patrol. Business LARRY KISVER Sr. Newspaper, Publications Comm., Teacher's Aide. College '11 IANICE KLEINER Teacher's Aide. College PHYLLIS KLEPPER fPres.l Class, fSec.l Bio. Class, Service to Dean of Girls, Elections Comm., General Office . .- .5 . i Q 3 BARBARA KUFSKV Girls' Service League, Ushers, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Program Comm., Social Service DONALD KODRSE IUDY KDSTAL RONALD KDTLIAR Audio Visual Squad, Teacher's Sr Orchestra Chem Lab Aide, College College Service. Comm., Bio. Club. Business College f- WUI' 1 Qu e 1' D Q . . I .3 KENNETH KULSUN Varsity Cross Country Team, Teacher's Aide. College College CAROL KRACEK ERIC KRACKDW ARLENE KRAKUW MYRNA KRAMER LAWRENCE KRASNOFF Bowlin Club Tennis Club Service Aide Teacher s Aide Boys League lMgr J Soccer College Beeline Photo., Bio, Club, Social 8 , r Service Comm., Teacher's Aide, Softball Club. Usher Future Nurses Club School Plays Teacher s Aide College Business Currents Bio Prep Squad French Club DOROTNV KRAUSE Girls' Service League, G.O. Rep., Model Legislature Club, Teacher's Aide. College 1 BONNIE KRUPNICK Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll, Bowling Club. Business i' I C ,.. V Q L- EA ' 9 .,,.fcf . ,gl if ,., ,f fi , s , A Rm-ik , E r -f ' IONN LAMBERTI Cross Country Track Team, Indoor Track Team. College 76 Wefdf AA HOWARD J. KRAUSS Track Team, Varsity Cross Country, Hall Patrol. College SANDRA KULE Sr. Chorus, Bowling Club, Service, Credit Roll. College JOYCE LAMPERT Dance Band, Ushers, Library Squad, Jr. Chorus, Honor Classes, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College gms K 5 I .W': s .I K i L . V, REX, Ve TINA KREIDMAN Operetta Workshop, Boosters, Teachers' Aide. Business KEN KUTZING lg., DEBBIE KREMSKY Operetta Workshop, Jr. Chorus, Teacher's Aide, Alternate G.O. Rep. College BARBARA ANN MARY KUZMICK VINNV KRIVACSV Lunchroom Guard, Teachers' Aide. Armed Forces ARTHUR LAMBERT Baseball Team, Track Team, Business fChairmanJ Model Legislature, Bowling Team, Mimeo. Squad, Athletic Comm., G.O. Delegate, Leaders, Hall Patrol. Spanish Club, Spanish Monitor, College U.N. Delegate. .Q x -H Q I .: fe- B ' wr Q f ,ix CAROL LANDESMAN CAROL LANE ALAN LASKOW Teacher's Aide, Boosters, Entertainment Comm. College lSec.l French Club, Teacher's Aide, Kenniston Prize Speaking, Social Studies Forum, Spanish Club. College lChairman7 Social Service Comm., Boys' Service League, G.O. Delegate, Program Comm., Honor Roll. College was 3 -at JAMES LAUGNREN EDWIN LAUSTER Track Team, Mimeo. Squad, Lighting Squad, Teacher's Aide, Teacher's Aide, Audio Visual Stage Squad, Radio Club, Hall Aid. Patrol. College College l. ,WTKQ STEPHEN S. LAVENBERG Arista, Math Team, G.O, Rep., Ticket Sales Comm., Gym Service Squad, Principal's List. College I . IEFF LAWRENCE Radio Club, Leaders Tennis Team. College ,Hall Patrol, BARBARA LAZARUS Boosters, Ushers, Creative Writing, Spanish Club, Art Club, Teacher's Aide, Home Eco. Club, Home Eco. Lab. Ass't. College STEPHEN LEBIN Chem, Squad, Supply Squad, Hall Patrol. College F X Dre. TCBY LEBOVICS Future Nurses of America, Art Comm., Home Eco. Club, Home Eco. Lab. Ass't, Tennis Club, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide, College IOAN LEBUWITZ Ushers, Jr. Chorus, Library Squad, Program Comm., Boosters, Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide, Honor Classes. College NONEV LEFKUWITZ GEDREE LENNNOFF SARA LEIBUWITZ BOB LEMMEY DOUGLAS LEDNARD Sr. Band, Boosters, Co-Sr. Rep., Publicity Comm., Teachers' fChairmanJ Turkey Mt., Leaders, 6.0. Rep., 1Capt.lLunchroom Hall Patrol. Teacher's Aide, Bowling Club. Aide, iMgr.J Baseball and Arista, Honor Roll, Jr. Board, Guards, Service. Armed Forces College Basketball Teams, Bio. Project Club, Athletic College Business Clubs, Dean's Aide. College 77 RUSALIND LERMAN Switchboard Operator, Teacher's Aide. Business wi' 3 I ANITA LEVINE Teacher's Aide. College PAUL LEVY National Honor Society, Arista, lEditorl Sr. Newspaper, Math Team. College 78 nf e me ff is l P- GEURGE LERNER Ass't in Keys Dept., Boys' Service League, fMgr.J Basketball Team, Chem. Lab. Squad, Bio. Lab. Squad, Chem. Club, Bio. Club, Lunchroom Aide. College .1 LINDA LEUDESIJORFF Operetta Workshop, Teacher's Aide, Ushers, Choir, Sr. Chorus, Credit Roll. College FRANCINE LEVINE G.0. Rep., Sr. Delegate, lTreas.l Class. Business SUSAN E. LEVV Honor Roll, Leaders, Boro Discussion Group, American Association for the U.N., City-Wide Discussion Group, Sr. Chorus, Ticket Sales Comm., Volleyball Club. College MARIS LEVINE Arista, Principal's List, Honor Roll, iVice-Pres.J Girls' Service League, iGoverning Boardl Girls' Service League, Bio. Project Club, Boosters. College 1 H' GINENDULYN LEWIS Red Cross Club, Credit Roll, Sten. Award, Teacher's Aide. College .IILL LEVENSON lGirl Leaderl Arista, fliditorl Beeline, Girls' League, National Honor Society, Chorus, Constitution Comm., Turkey Mt. Comm., Ushers. College BURTON LEVY Sr. Orchestra, Social Service Comm., Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide. College I vi we--1? ROBERT LEVENSTIEN Boys' Service League, Program Comm., Credit Roll, P.S.A.L. Awards, lt. Band, Honor Classes Teacher's Aide. College JACK LEVV Sr. Band, School Dance Band, Sr. Orchestra. College JERRY Ll lPres.l Amateur Radio Club, Tennis Team, Boy's League, Debating Club, Model Legislature, Turkey Mt. Comm., Project E, Publicity Comm. College l4h STEVE LIBROT Sr. Orchestra, Audio Visual Aid Squad. College I A I RDSALIE LICATA Leaders, Credit Roll, Sec. Awards, Teacher's Aide. Business RICHARD LIEBDWITZ 6.0. Delegate, Mimeo. Squad, Hall Patrol. College ZERETA P. LLOYD Sr. Band, Softball Club, Creative Writing Club, Red Cross Club, Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide. College T1-sl-Q ' . 3-JUL , .3 -it PAUL LIEBERMAN Benjamin Franklin Society, Mimeo. Squad, Supply Squad, Credit Roll. College NANCY ELLEN LIEF Arista, Girls' Service League, Sr. Delegate, Currents' Art and Business Staffs, Yearbook Business Staff, Physics Lab. Squad, Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide. College LA MARILYN LDNDDN Teachers' Aide. Business fb. RDBERTA LIEBERMAN Teachers' Aide, Jr. Red Cross Club, Orchestra, Chorus, Cafeteria Squad. Business '3' JAMES LIESNER Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Dramatics, Teacher's Aide, P.S.A.L. Awards. College 9 ' -, .1 I f A EDDIE LUOS Chorus, Operetta Workshop, Health Ed, Service, Teacher's Aide. College or-wx YJADOM or .gf 1 ,,...-- X -1. -Qi Q X P-lvl F' ki L? f x ' I Q U 1 'N N, M r ' X 'v f U MX ' 9 1- Paf N-fx , iid .la ,.,,Qii5sgsX . N Q6 'mr OSCAR LINDSKDG Armed Forces BARBARA LIGHT Volleyball Club, Badminton Club, Constitution Comm., Ticket Sales Comm. College .4n..Nik 4. ii BRUCE LOVE Student Employment Comm., Operetta Workshop, G.0. Rep., Sr. Chorus, G.0. Alternate. College PATRICIA LOSI Business 79 CYNTHIA LUVE Teacher's Aide. Business N fn V W Q . 'Q ef? LA , .. fuer! J' BIJB LUCAS Business LORETTA QLORIEJ MAGRD QSec.J Sr. Class, lEditorJ Sr. Paper, Commercial Honor Society, qvice-Pres.J Grammar Club, Newman Club, Cyclorama ll, Modern Dance Club, G.0. Rep. College 80 I0-ANN LDVE 6.0. Sec., Prom Comm., Leaders, Yearbook, Arista, Entertainment Comm., lChairmanJ Sr. Show Comm. College EVEY LYNCH Leaders, Softball, Choir, Volleyball, Teachers' Aide. Business IRENE MAIIER Teacher's Aide, Newman Club, Credit Roll. Business 'X 48 O is I ROBERT LOVE lPres.J Social Studies Forum, Math Team, Science Careers Club, Turkey Mt. Comm., Track Team, Model Legislature, Debating Club, Finance Comm. College 3642 'Y swf if A nov MAclNboE Teacher's Aide. College 8 1 MARTIN MAKUWER College Rep. College Ag 1 DORIS LDVETT lPage Editori Beeline, Arista, Leaders, 3rd Prize Winner of City-Wide French Contest, Scholarship to French Drama Group, Softball Club, Volleyball Club. College 'iv Y A RAMON MAGETTE Hall Patrol. College .1 AGNES MALUNE Co-Op. Program, Newman Club. Business RICHARD LUBET Sr. Orcestra, Math Team, Bio Projects. College C- 3' K . RUBERT MAGILEN fAss't Mgr.J Bowling Team, Teacher's Aide. College CDNSTANCE MANCUSO Co-Op. Program, Boosters. Business .st M gf 6 ' i JUNE MANLEY Sr. Rep., Choir, Bowling Club, Usher, Teacher's Aide, Tennis Club. College G !0NN MANZ AVI Squad, Teacher's Aide. College 'Y-'iff STEVEN MANPEARL lMgr.J Basketball, Hall Patrol. College MARIAH MANZO Nurses Club, Credit Roll. ,F . X 'I J 'Ga 'E T A , ' XX :tbl -L SQL' 2- . I .1 '-j'9.Q5if lv - .g?.'.ff'-j I A: v mmm Nus ' E A '. '. -' ,Q ' Sr. Orchestra, Art Club, 'Z-3 f ., . .4 7! Bowling Club. . ' ' ' ' . College fi' Yi ..'.'l'f ' X F iii' 1' . 1.1 ' ' '13 tf.: .fT:- 2.5.9 lr --., 1-.-,1 . ,G ,I- gklui . :.,'..Qg:-a3- .I I . l NANCY MARCDLIES Leaders, Sr. Prom Comm., Yearbook, Sr. Newspaper, Cyclorama, Elections Comm., Studentlnformation, G.0. Delegate. College l 3' WILLIAM MARIENBENG FRANK MARINELLU College fPres.J Class, Cafeteria Squad Business I 41 , 1 -O CATNV MARINU BRUCE MARKOINITZ RITA MANKUWITZ CNRIS MARRAZZO DONALD MARS Boosters, Teacher's Aide. G.0. Rep. Arista, Girls' League, Sr. Band, Printing Squad, Hall Patrol. Mimeo. Squad, Bio. Club Business College Honor Roll, College Office Aide, Business College Testing Couselor, Social Studies Forum, Entertainment Comm. College .ugh 4? 'tif' o-gl EDWARD MARTIN Mimeo. Squad, Van Buren Science Fair, Queens Borough Science Fair Winner, DACA, Hall Patrol, Health Ed. Squad. College MARIE MASTRANGELO fPres.J Newman Club, Ushers, Operetta Workshop, Girls' Chorus, Volleyball Club. College VIRGINIA MAYER Honor and Credit Rolls, Honor Certificates, Grade Adviser's Aide, fCo-Capt.J Boosters, CSec.l Trinity Club, Tennis Club, Volleyball Club. College 82 RUTH MARTIN Boosters, Teacher's Aide Business STELLA MAIITURONA G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide. Business WILLA MATTHEWS College ml .ent ' iisioe f, . :is -2 IOANNE MATUCCI -sfifi 'lf'- CAROLE MARX Choir, Teachers' Aide. College PATRICIA MAY Service Aide, Teacher's Aide. iTreas.J Future Nurses Club, Business Bowling Club, Teacher's Aide, G.O. Alternate. College ss. ' ' ' Y PAMELA MCCARLEY BRVCE MccLAIN DOUGLAS P. McCOMSEY Credit Roll, G.0. Rep., Teachers' Hall Patrol, Art Service, Service Sr. Orchestra, Trinity Club, Aide, Accounting Award. in Gen. Office. Boys' Leaders. College College College JAMES MARYOU Boys' Leader, Hall Patrol. Business CAROL MAYER Arista, Cheerleader, fChairmanl Publicity Comm., Girls' League, Sr. Yearbook, G.0. Delegate, Sr. Show Comm., Entertainment Comm. College MAUREEN McIJONOUGIl Teacher's Aide. ,,w,,.,.,?,?.,-. A FRANK MECHLER lElectronics Ed.l Searchlights, Model Legislature Club, Dramatics, Bio. Projects Group, Broadcasting Booth Squad, Lighting Squad, Stage Squad, Chem. Squad. College l ss ' if A M WALTER MELLISH Broadcasting Booth Squad, Bio. Lab. Squad, Physics Lab. Squad Westinghouse Talent Search. College MARTIN MELTZ Science Office Service Squad, Math Help Squad, Bio. Lab. Squad, Honor Roll. College ROSEMARY MILEVISKI Teacher's Aide. IS -1 .IUDITN MELTSNER fCor. Sec.l H.S. Council for U.N., qLeaderl Queensboro Discussion Conference, lLeaderl City-Wide Discussion Conference, 6.0. Social Service Comm., QAss't Treas.J Sr. Class, College Aide, Honor Certificates. College fi s lf?-f Ness' HOWARD MERKEL PNYLLIS MESSINA RON MILAU Chem. Service Squad, G.0. Rep., Credit Roll, Service Aide, Baseball Team, fCapt.J Hall G.0. Alternate, Dance Comm., Volleyball Club. Patrol, D.E.C.A. Social Service Comm., Honor Business Business Roll, Credit Roll. College NK CLEMENT MILES lEditorl Searchlights, Sr. Orchestra, Cafeteria Squad Social Service Comm., Gym Leader. College CAROL MILL Credit Roll, Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Volleyball Club. College .S gf . K . vs! A MARILYNN MILLER Leaders, P.S.A.L. Medals, Honor Awards, Credit Roll, 10096 Attendance, Teachers' Aide, Activity Clubs, Three Year Graduation. College IUDITN MILLMAN All-City Chorus, Girls' Service League, Service Aide to Grade Adviser, G.0. Delegate, Program Comm., Teacher's Aide, Elections Comm., Turkey Mt. Comm. College CAROL MILUPSKY Newman Club, Volleyball Club Credit Roll. Business 83 l BARBARA MILTON iCapt.J Ushers, Searchlight of Science, G.O. Rep., Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Attendance Office. Business .., Q sp, r -- . . CF fc STANLEY MORGAN Track, Basketball, All-City Chorus, Operetta Workshop. Lg, 1117 RITA MINICUS Leaders, fStaff Reporterj Beeline, Newman Club, College Rep., Softball Club, Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide. HEDDA MULDOF Leaders, Turkey Mt. Comm., Boosters, Handbook Comm., Elections Comm., Grade Adviser's Aide, Softball Club, College Volleyball Club. College - , il A x. . . if' qu A.. y .. .. A .IO-ANN MDRISSE Program Comm , Pro ram Office, - Z Ushers, Teacher's Aide, Tennis Club, G.O. Alternate, Honor Certificates, Trinity Club, lr. Red Cross Club, Girls' and Jr. Chorus, Credit Roll. College JUDITN MURRISDN Arista, Sr. Yearbook, Sr. Council, Currents Magazine, iProduction Sec.l Cyclorama Il, Elections Comm., Sr. Show Comm., Ushers. College LUCILLE MUNTEMORANO Teachers' Aide. Business .ie JOYCE ANN MURAVICK iCapt.J Ushers, Boosters, fTreas.l Newman Club, Sr. Rep., Honor Roll, Bio. Club, Library Squad, Softball Club, Volleyball Club, Future Nurses Club. College IOHN MOSES Business -is? .sn WALTER MULLER JANET MURPHY PETE MURPHY KATHLEEN NAPPO Choir, Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Jr. Chorus, Receptionist, Office Bio. Lab. Squad, Teachers' Aide. G.O. Art Comm., Newman Club, Operetta Workshop, Trinity Club, Aide. College Teacher's Aide, Library Aide. Teacher's Aide. Business CON-480 College 84 1 RUBERTA MULLER Library Squad, Sr. Chorus, Tennis Club. Business A i LINDA NASDANL iPres.J Leaders, Sr. Orchestra, .lr. Red Cross Club, fMgr.D Softball Club, Bio. Club, Tennis and Badminton Club, Volleyball Club, Bowling Club. College Num:--gg' ww IRENE NELSON Dean's Aide, Grade Adviser's Aide, G.0. Comm., 6.0. Rep. College VICKI NEWMAN lEditorJ Beeline, iPres.J National Honor Society, iChairmanJ Dance Comm., Girls' League, Arista, Sr. Show Comm., fChairmanD Entertainment Comm., G.0. Delegate. College BARBARA DLINGER Teachers' Aide, Bowling Club, Modern Dance Club, Volleyball Club, Tennis Club. Business lo RICHARD NEWBERG Jr. and Sr. Band, Leaders, Teacher's Aide. College 1'- 9 SANDRA NOCELLA Teacher's Aide. Business LYDIA OLIVERA Teacher's Aide, Operetta Workshop, Volleyball Club. Business STEVEN NEVIMAN Arista, Chem. Lab., Library Aide, Borough Discussions, 6.0. Rep. College ELAINE NURVIICK Program Office Program Comm., Teacher's Aide. College sd RICNARD OLSZEKI Gymkana Champion, Leaders, iCapt.J Gym Team. College Q94 'hi 2 LU 0 - ,IX rl-54' ,QBH lpn ,-'-::'2- --9 , 'L'-pemf -1.1-,-gains. ' Lf -4 'S 3 -'IS X tl lx X l A ll 9' X 4 l U .Lil -,QQ MW , 3 7 1 Q MARTV NOVICK Bio. Squad. College .X . . A .5 . PAUL OPITZ Track Team, Hall Patrol. College , -if I .5 ti '.L'w'Q 4' 'i A ,nv Us - . . f 5.-: Q Ka-595' F '. 31 --I fa. BDB 0'NARA Hall Patrol. Business as Xxx. LENDRE ORANGE Leaders, Math Help Club, Credit Roll, Boosters, Elections Comm., Turkey Mt. Comm., Volleyball Club, Bowling Club, lAss't Vice-Pres.J G.0. College at '1-. si viU's A F3 , BRIAN 0'RElLLY G.0. Rep., Mimeo. Squad, Leaders. College ffi- , i Q 1- Q STEPHEN OREN G.0. Rep., Boro Conferences, Model Legislature, Social Studies Club, CLeaderl City Conference. College 11:1 .lf 5 9, fa, LORETTA URTAGLIA Arista, Girls' Service League, Currents, Sr. Council, Teachers' Aide, H.S. Council to U.N., Boosters, French Club. College MARY 0'SllEA JACK USTNIARK ELAINE OZIEL Newman Club, Future Nurses, Sr. Band, Teacher's Aide. Teacher's Aide, Sr. Band. Sr. Orchestra, Hall Patrol, Beeline, Grammar Club, Spring Concert. Business U JANE PAINU Information Desk Aide. College 86 College , fry'-B fx I Q ,f y. 1 .gs , A ' it . y A - ,-. v i NANCY PAINU Booster, G.0. Rep., Volleyball Club, lPres.J Class, Dean's Aide. College MARIANNE PALDINO lCo-Capt.J Ushers, Operetta Workshop, Library Squad, Tennis, Softball, Volleyball, Sr. Chorus. College in-J' . g My 1 'R ,. gs GERALD URTSMAN Sr. Band, Dance Band, Teachers' Aide. College ELIZABETH OSEGUVIC BLISUIBSS flu 3 CAROLINE PADAVAN Ushers, Jr. Red Cross, Cycloramas, Medical Room Aide, Teachers' Aide, Bowling Club, Trinity Club. College JANET PALMER Business RUTN PAGET Teachers' Aide. College DANIEL PALMIERI Operetta Workshop, Choir Sr. Chorus. College ri ,--. IOSEFHINE PANZICA Co-Op. Education, Boosters, Service. College IAARIANNE PARSONS Credit Roll, Accounting Certificates, Office Machine Certificate. College 'g me 61.5.2 wtf ,-1 Y MARYANN PARISI VIVIIN PARNESS Business Ushers, Modern Dance Club, Teacher's Aide, Bio. Club, Model in Fashion Show, Bowling Club. Business 'll Tv- ' JOHN C. PAUL ARLENE PAVILOWSKI Sr. Band, Leaders, Hall Patrol, Teachers' Aide. College W: his S.,-. CAROL FECK fSec.J Leaders, Sr. Chorus, Jr. Red Cross Council, G.0. Rep., Teachers' Aide, Tennis Club, Softball Club, Credit Roll. College Sf ' Dodd Cool ' use 55 5 E' IIMIAIE PEIIERSEII Basketball, Baseball, Aide. College Teachers IERRY PELLEGRINO LORRAINE PELZER MARYANN PENDZKV MARILYN PERETZ Pull- P55571 Jr. Band, Orchestra. G.O. Rep., Bowling Club. Sten. Certificate, Sten. Tutor, Art C0ffifiCiiBS. G-0- PUbliCiiY Cfedif FOIL Aff CGffifiC8i0S. Business College Teachers' Aide. Campaign, Modern Dance Club, Currents Staff, Modern Dance Business General Office Aide, Switchboard Club, Teacher's Aide, 6.0. Operator. Rep., Switchboard Operator, College College Rep. CoHege 87 NP 7'f CARIILYN I. PERKINS Credit Roll, Sr. Chorus, Art Typing Certificate, Accounting Certificate, Teacher's Aide. CoHege 're 43' as - WILLIAM PHILLIPS Service Aide. CoHege ELAINE PLANETA Bowling Club, Switchboard, Teacher's Aide. College 2 A , ARTIE PERLIN Library Squad, Hall Patrol. College ANN BEVERLY PNIPPS Leaders, Sr. Rep., Credit Roll, Ir. Orchestra, Softball Club, Ushers. College LARRY PULESE Jr. Band. College NX.. 1 1 ,gl e '3 ,Qi-,' VA f 9 an . K X S-TEFLIEN PEZLSTEIN annum mmlcn eac er' A' e. c Il cmleg: ' O me f Q air ff ' I--+ e . GERALD PILLER Armed Forces ARLINE PIILLACK tSec.J College Office, Grade Adviser's Aide, Program Comm., G.0. Alternate Rep., Bio. Club, Red Cross Club. College ROBERT PITLER Boys' League, Sr. Newspaper Staff, Sr, Prom Comm., iChairmanJ Incoming Publications Comm., Grievance Comm., Entertainment Comm., fCapt.J Hall Patrol. College LINDA POMANN Credit Roll, Library Squad, Teacher's Aide, Modern Dance, Sten. Certificate, Typing Certificate. College 7 VICTORIA PNILLIPS College MADELVN QMADIIID PIZZUTO Teacher's Aide. Business MICHAEL PDRTNEY Service Aide, Hall Patrol. College f'iv GEORGE PDULDS BARBARA POWELl. College Business TIIERESA RUITCHI Operetta Workshop, Sr. Girls' Chorus, Choir. Business EVELVH RAHTON College 5 ELISABETH RAAF Arista, Teacher's Aide, Tennis Club, Principal's List, Honor Certificates. College ROCllEl.LE RAPP Modern Dance Club, Teachers' Aide. College JUNE PRICE 6.0. Rep. College IREHE RAMELMEIER Trinity Club, Credit Roll, History Award, Art Award, Dean's Aide, Teacher's Aide. College FRANCINE RAPPAPDRT Teachers' Aide. College 4. fi GQ . if l . We ilfli Mil ll: 123. CARULE RAMUS Sr. Council, Library Squad. College RICHARD RAMUS Teacher's Aide, Library Art Squad. College BARBARA JANE RAY Operetta Workshop, Sr. Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Teachers' Aide, Cafeteria Service. College STEVE RAYMOND lPres.J Sr. Class, fCo-Capt.l Varsity Handball Team, Arista, lChairmanJ Ticket Sales Comm. lChairmanl Athletic Club Comm College B9 'S' 'if ht' Q1 '1 ' GEUFFREY REDLEAF Arista, Turkey Mt. Comm., G.O. Delegate, lAss't Mgr.J Baseball Team, Service Squad, Grammar Club, Math Help Club. Colllege ki' ff LAWRENCE RNEINGOLD Sr. Orchestra, Boys' Service League, Gym Leader, Westinghouse Projects Club, Student Aide. College ARLENE RDSEN National Honor Society, Arista, Principal's List, Booster, Usher, G.O. Rep., Bowling Club, French Club. College RICHARD REEVE PAUL REINER Business IOSNUA RIDER Model Legislature Club, Bio. Club, Science Careers Club, G.O. Constitution Comm., Delegate Brooklyn College Model Congress, Math Help Club. College ADRIENNE RUSENBAUM Girls' Service League, Boosters, Ticket Sales Comm., Teachers' Aide, French Club, Bowling Club. College STEVE RINNER Arista, 1Co-Ed.J Yearbook, Project E, Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide. College ARNOLD REISFELD Bio. Club, Math Help Club, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College IRV ROME Currents Magazine, H.S. Council for U.N., G.O. Rep., Searchlights, Project E, Menorah Club, Lab. Ass't, Bio. Club. College 4.4. LUUIS RENNA Armed Forces DORIS RONTUWSKY Newman Club, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. Business . iw.. ELAINE ROSENBLATT CAROLE RDSENBLUM JERDD UERRYJ RDSENTNAL Operetta Workshop, G.O. Booster, Fencing Club, G.O. Ticket Sales Comm., Visual Delegate, All-City Chorus, Teacher's Aide, Information Aids Squad, Hall Patrol. Teacher's Aide. Desk Aide. College Business College mB'T f4Qs5r I WILLIAM ROSKIN tliditorl Sr. Newspaper, Honor Roll, Credit Roll, Entertainment Comm., Program Comm. College 'ZR' ARTHUR ROSS Gym Leader, Bio, Lab., Hall Patrol, Cafeteria Squad. College IUUITH ROTZ Operetta Workshop, Spring Concert, Girls' Chorus, Tcacher's Aide, Volleyball Club, Softball Club. College WALTER ROSOLDSKI Leaders, Teacher's Aide. Armed Forces QW sp-Q. BARBARA RUTH Currents, Teacher's Aide, Sr. Rep., Social Service Comm., Library Squad, Ushers, Credit Roll. College MARILYN RUBIN G.O. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Boosters, Volleyball Club, Bio, Lab., Bowling Club, lr. Red Cross Club. College L X ...ii . E Q shi' 5 , ry 13 'B I . di ANNABELLA RUSS Teachers' Aide, G.O. Store Aide, Late Office Aide, G.O. Rep. Business HEIDI CHARLENE RDTHSTEIN Girls' League, Boro Discussion Leader, Mirror Youth Forum Delegate, iChairmanJ Swap Shop, Social Service Comm., G.O. Rep., Boosters, Sr. Delegate, G,0, Ticket Sale Comm. College ,P C A. DINA tDEEl RUBIHSTEIN Leaders, Credit Roll, Boosters, Bowling Club, Softball Club, Tennis Club, Volleyball Club. College Kiw is 2 vi -:asf .,,. -x ff 555' I if .t K. vi 'zu - X 7. ' X M -I ian! MELVIN RUTHSTEIN Credit Roll, Program Comm., Cafeteria Squad, Hall Patrol. College ELLEN RUDOLPH Teachers' Aide, G.O. City Council Rep., Governing Board of Girls' League, Entertainment Comm., Choir G.O. Delegate. College W JUDY ROTTGER Volleyball Club. Business DON RUELKE Teacher's Aide, Gym Leader G.O. Rep. College 91 :uma at Huis EDWARD RUFMER Soccer, Gym Leader. Business RICHARD lREDl RUFFINO Baseball, Basketball, All-City Chorus, Operetta Workshop, qchairmanl Ticket Sales Comm Vlajor Letter, Gym Leader. College CATHERINE RYAN CAROL RYBKE Teacher's Aide. Girls' Service League, Teacher's College Aide, Credit Roll. College JDIIH RUSSO Alternate G.0. Rep., Audio Visual Aid Squad. College sk . wa- , . .W 'bm BARBARA SABDURIH Cyclorama ll, Showcase '57, Modern Dance Club, Newman Club, Library Aide, Teachers' Aide. Business 'Sb l .T l if W IDSEPH RUSSD College LEHDRE SACKS Bio. Lab. Squad, Library Service Squad, College Office Aide, lSec.J Model Legislature Club, Future Nurses Club, Math Help Club, Bio. Club. College L RDBERT RUTHERFDRD Teacher's Aide, Hall Patrol Gym Leader. Business 3. N. BETH SAFIAH Beeline, Currents, Yearbook, Grade Adviser's Aide, Tennis Club, Credit Roll. College MARIE SALADINO --, , RICHARD SALIT MARTIN SALTZMAH SUE SAMEL MARVIN SAMMEL Ushers. Arista, Sr. Orchestra, Social Arista, Model Legislature Club, Bowling Club, Teachers' Aide, Hall Patrol. Business Service Comm., lAss't Mgr.i Boys' Service League, lPres.l Library Aide, Volleyball Club. College Baseball, Boys' League, Radio Debating Club, Project E College Club, Model Legislature, Staff, Science Careers Club, Debating Club. Bio. Lab. Ass't, Chem. Lab. College Ass't. College 92 MIKE SAMUELS Math Help Club, A.V.l. Squad, Library Squad, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Squad. College RICHARD SASEK x , L and N RICHARD SAMUELS Searchlights, Stage Lighting Squad, Ham Radio Club, Audio Visual Aids Squad. College Q jf f - --1--sw MARILYNN SANTNIAN Operetta Workshop, Dramatic Workshop, Usher, Tennis Club, Choir, Library Aide, Teachers' Aide, Recreation Club. College v O .gt ,r it fl o QX IDB ., Rx 3' CY SAVARESE ROSALIE SCERBO Leaders, Hall Patrol, Stage Hall Patrol. Credit Roll, Boosters, Teacher's Craft, Physics Project. Aide, COIIEES Business MARGARETHE SCHAMBACIIER JOEL SCHATZ Credit Roll, Volleyball Club, Trinity Club. Business EILEEN SCHEFREN G,O, Rep., Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Red Cross Club, Dramatic Club. Business RUTHANN SCMAEFFER G.O. Comm., G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Boosters Girls' Chorus, Credit Roll. ,Q College +1 4 A V , 1 N 3' it ,Q n.' ' v . 4 - '. . ' . ' . ALTHEA SCHINIJLER Girls' League, Usher, G.0 Rep., Teachers' Aide. College . ,. . '-gl' - '.'.. 'J .., --.: .a,' nc 4 MW PHYLLIS SCHAFFER Volleyball Club, Teacher's Aide Business l Q K, s 5 PAUL SCHLAUCH Arista, Boys' Service League, qMgr.J Basketball, G.0. Rep., Turkey Mt. Comm., fEditor-in- Chiefl Social Studies Forum, Bio. Club, Chess Club. College 93 An F t .r 1,1 ,X . I JULES SCHNEIDER Beeline, Chem. Lab., Teacher's Aide, Hall Patrol, Pool Guard. 9 if .--f E 'Y I 'F' KLAUS SCHNEIDER Radio Club, Orchestra, Track Team, Cafeteria Service, Hall Guard. College Wjwmsiirg,-3.g,,gy:,sl., -f., f ,y,-.r9,wf,s3f.,.,.,r SUSANNE SCHNEIDER G.0. Rep., Boosters, Publicity Comm., Dean's Aide, Teacher's Aide, Red Cross Club, College ,F x BARBARA SCHNITZER Sr. Rep., Elections Comm., Literary Arts Magazine, Library Aide, Home Economics Club, Teacher's Aide, Booster. College wwf' CHARLES SCHNITZLEIN Trinity Club, Chorus, Leaders, Hall Patrol. College rr-Q .s - f -if 1. Kr Q ff 59 is J' 3 sri - K -, Bio. Lab. Squad, G.0. Rep., Jr. Red Cross Club, G.0. Alternate 'W '. A ' e V- 1 A if ' L' '- JOSEPH SCHDENEHBERGER JEROLD SCHULMAN JOYCE E. SCHULMAN PHYLLIS SCHULMAN SUNNY SCHULTZ P.S.A.L. Award. Chem. Lab. Projects, Physical Arista, Girls' League, Bio. Lab. National Honor Society, Girls' College Armed Forces Science Class, Teacher's Aide. Squad, Teacher's Aide, Math Service League, Principal's College Help Club, Bio. Club. List, Turkey Mt. College Comm., Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide, Arista, H.S. Council for the U.N., Handbook Comm., French Club. College A y fs, ' sf it lf . 1-A 'J DON SCHUMACIIER MICHAEL SCHUMER DONNA SCHWARTZ GLORIA L. SCHWARTZ HARVEY SCHWARTZ Baseball Team. Chem. Lab., Science Careers Ushers, French Club, Spanish Sr. Delegate, Boosters, Social Business Club. Club, Library Squad, Volleyball Service Comm., Credit Roll, COIIGSS Club, Attendance Office, Teachers' Aide. College Teacher's Aide, College Rep. College College 94 I l HUGH SCHWARTZ Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Guard, Teacher's Aide. College 1 hw! ARLENE SCHWARZREICH lEditorJ Beeline, Arista, H.S. Council for U.N., Girls' League, Principal's List, Teacher's Aide, Program Comm., Spanish Club. College MARCIA SELZER General Office Aide, Math Help Club, Teacher's Aide. College E x,'1C! MARILYN SCHWARTZ Teachers' Aide, Bowling Club, Emergency Room Aide. College IHENE SCHWARTZ Library Squad, Boosters, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide, Honor Class. College C Ci-l .. K4 ,, ltixx Iqitf . fX 43 ni. or JUANN SCURTI SALVATURE SCURTI GERARD SEARS Teachers' Aide. Hall Patrol, Leaders, Leaders, Mimeo. Squad, Hall College Lunchroom Guard. Patrol. Business College SHEILA SELZER RONALD SERAFIH VIRGINIMGIHHU SERIO Booster, Teacher's Aide, Sr. Orchestra, Jr. Band, Track Boosters, Jr. Chorus, Volleyball Art Club, Fencing Club, Hall Team, Model Legislature Club, Club, Guard. Patrol, Chorus, Credit Roll. Teacher's Aide, Leaders. College Business College 185' LURIE SEIDEL Leaders, Tennis Aide. Business Club, Teacher's DAVID SIIIPIRO 95 'YYX LINDA SNAPIRD G.0. Rep., Chorus, Teacher's Aide. College RDSALIND SNERER Elections Comm., Teachers' Aide. Business IACK SNURACK Mimeo. Squad, Librarian Ass't, Safety Patrol, Currents. Business SHERRIE SNAPIRD Bowling Club, Boosters, Ushers, Teacher's Aide. College ROBERT lBDBl SHERWIN lTreas.J G.0. Baseball Team, Arista, Boys' League, Sr. Rep., Choir, G.0. Delegate. College KAREN SIEGEL QTreas.J Sr. Class, Cheerleader, Salutatorian, Girls' League, Arista, tvice-Pres.J National Honor Society, Publicity and Recreation Comm., Principal's List. College s i 'Ni' , L ,,. . ...., LX -Q .- 1 i s . fx IERUME SNATOFF SUSAN SNAW Chem. Lab. Squad, Physics Lab. Emergency Room Aide, Squad. Teachers' Aide. College College PETER SHEVLIN 4Capt.l Soccer Team, Industrial Art Service Squad. Armed Forces STEVEN SNIFFMAN fChairmanl Ticket Sales Comm., QChairmanJ Finance Comm., Teachers' Aide. College FRED SIEGELMAN 4Associate Editorl Project E, Boys' Service League, Model Legislature Club, Debating Club, Science Careers Club. College BOB SIEGLEN Mimeo. Squad, P.S.A.L. Awards. Business L MICHAEL SIIER lEditor and Founderl Project E, All-City Radio Workshop, Arista, Boys' League, Operetta Workshop, Model Legislature Club, tChem. Editorl Searchlights, Bio. Club College P . . AX, VALERIE SIIIMDL Arista, Girls' League, Volleyball Club, 6.0. Alternate Teacher's Aide. College KATHY SIFF Credit Roll, Teachers' Aide. College v LW... .L,. . ..-..,,. , . MICHAEL SILBER Chem. Squad, Teacher's Aide. College MARILYN SILVERBERG G.0. Sec., Twirlers, iChairmanl Sing, Elections Comm., Yearbook Staff, Modern Dance Club, Cyclorama '57, G.0. Rep. College RONALD SINGER G.0. Rep., Service Squad, Teacher's Aide. College . .Wil ull' I 10 LARRY SILBERT Arista, Model Legislature Club, Debating Club, Physics Squad, Teacher's Aide. ,ga-1 is N, PAUL SILK iMgr.J Baseball Team, Operetta Workshop, Project E, Sr. Delegate, Honor Roll. College DENNIS SIMON iCapt.l Basketball Team, Sr. Class Rep., G.O. Rep., Track Team. College L. DEANNE SIRKIN Sr. Orchestra, Bio. Lab., Library, Softball Club, Bowling Club, Credit Roll. College ETIIEL SIMUN Sr. Orchestra, Honor Roll, Credit Roll, French Club, Bowling Club, Art Club, Brush and Palette Club, Softball Club. College YVETTE SKIDELL Boosters, Constitution Comm., G.0. Delegate, Teacher's Aide, Beeline Rep. College I 1 I I O Re Minn mm It 'T ' U PAW QQ' 'ti-c :v X11 JOEL SINGER Honorable Mention in Westinghouse Talent Search, National Honor Society, Arista, ivice-Pres.J Jr. Class, 1Governing Boardl Boys' Service League, iArt Chairmanl Sr, Newspaper, Math Team, Principal's List. College CONSTANCE SLANE Volleyball Club, Home Economics Club, Nursing Club, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. Business 4 A Mnvm smash Arista, Program Comm College ALAN SLATER Business MAXINE IMICKEVJ SMILEY Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide. College ful' MICHAEL SOMMA Soccer Team. Armed Forces ROBERTA STANTON Art Comm., G,O. Alternate, Budget and Appropriations Comm., Teacher's Aide. College 98 AG' A i ROBERT SMOLLEN Armed Forces MARY SPATARO Operetta Workshop, Chorus. Business V 'Z' 1. exif.. JOSEPH STAPEN G.0. Office Ass't, Bio. Lab., Queen Council, Science Careers Club, Hall Patrol. College GERALD SOLOMON qEditorJ Beeline, fTreas.D Arista, lvice-Pres.J Boys' League, Sr. Orchestra, Teacher's Aide, G.O. Delegate, Sr. Show Comm., French Club, Sr. Yearbook, College IW .YE FRED SPIEGEL Operetta Workshop, Teacher's Aide. College ,aq- 'Q JUDY STARK Boosters, Spanish Club, Volleyball Club, Softball Club, Teachers' Aide, Honor Roll. College HARVEY SOLOMON Science Careers Club, Teachers' Aide, Hall Patrol. College '25 JOHN SPINOLA Orchestra, Jr. Red Cross. College V L. KN . ,E a.fJ- 1 7 1-315 L. gg ii afti , . A Tiff A ' -Aix 'iff I--1 , N22 DOUGLAS STARR Track Team, Hall Patrol. STEPHEN SOLOMON Boys' League, G.0. Rep., A.V,I, Squad, Spanish Club. College CAROL SPRAGUE Teacher's Aide. College PATRICIA STARR Arista, Sr. Newspaper, Bio. Squad, Art Comm., Teacher's Aide, Jr. Red Cross Club. College 1, 1 1, . . . . -, . . Ut., .. LINDA STECKLER G.O. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Service in General Office Bowling Club. College LORETTA STEFECK Leaders, Choir, Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Jr. Red Cross, Boosters, Softball Club, Volleyball Club. College ARLENE STERN Boosters, Ticket Comm., RICHARD STERN Project E, Operetta Workshop, Teacher's Aide. Sr. Show Comm., Social Service Bl.lSlIleSS Comm., French Club, G.O. Delegate, Teacher's Aide. College HERBERT STEIN Operetta Workshop, Model Legislature Club, Debating Club, Constitution Comm., Teachers' Aide, Election Comm., Math Tutor. College MARALYND STERNBERG Arista, Girls' League, Jr. Board Turkey Mt. Comm., Sr. Newspaper, Elections Comm., Service Aide, Bowling Club, Math Tutor. College EDWARD STUCK Business RUCIIELLE STOLL Commercial Honor Society, Bowling Club, Credit Roll, G.O. Rep. Business ERROL STDLTZ fCo-Capt.J Varsity Handball, P.S.A.L. Awards, Mimeo Squad, Hall Patrol, Art Award. College a 1 1 Q5-Q J. it 323- C MARK STETTNER Operetta Worksh Teachers' Aide. C A. .fl J 'Inu l ' -Ill. llln X J , 1 0 :-- luqllll lb ' ml Nw MARK STINSON Chorus, RICHARD STORE BRUCE STORCH Jr. and gf, Chorus, Choir, Bowling Team Hall Patrol Operetta Workshop, Teacher's College Aide. College ., .. , EMM ,. .,,.......,,,, , . .M , .... h e, ,. . . . . Q N eenrnuos smom uonmm smunc nmomv SULLIVAN nrmnmg swim Mlwm gymmgyon ll Alternate G-0- RSD-, COIICEB College Hall Patrol. Currents, Bio. Lab., Library Lunchroom Service, Teacher's Rep., Boosters, Bowling Club. College RONALD TABIN Jr. Band. College L TANZ airmanb Election Comm., lBusiness Mgr.7 Currents, G.0. Rep., 6.0. Service, Teacher's Aide, Dramatic Presentation, Booster. Business 100 eu qcn CARDLYN TAF1' Cyclorama, ilst Prize! Short Story Contest, Bio. Club, Math Help Club, Jr. Red Cross, Bio. Lab., Teacher's Aide. College MARIA TAPIA Arista, Beeline, Bio. Lab. Squad, Ushers, Teacher's Aide, Jr. Red Cross Club, Bio. Club, Trinity Club. College COHGES Squad, College Office Aide, Art Comm., Boosters, Bio. Club, Social Service Comm. College PATRICIA TAMBURO College GAIL TANCHESTER Teacher's Aide, College CARDLE TEGTMEYER SANDRA TIIALER G.0. Alternte, Trinity Club, Bio. Club, Teacher's Aide. Dean's Aide, Credit Roll, Art College Awards, Girls' Choir. College Aide. College HENRY TANG iPres. and Sec.l Boys' Service League, iMgr.J Basketball Team Beeline, iAssoc. Editorh Currents, fBusiness Mgr.I Sr. Yearbook, Leaders, Sr. Show. College PNYLLIS TDKAR Arista, 6.0. Rep., Sr. Class Rep., Teachers' Aide. College xo' PETER TUMMASO Track Team. Col lege if 1 .rr .. vm- 5, .z 7 Q. ' .kg fs, ' Y ,K V, .1 . 'nf 1 RICHARD TOWBER Sr. Band, Dance Band, Teacher's Aide. College MARGUERITE TURCHID Dean's Aide, Elective Ari Contest Winner, Fashion Show, Service Squad. College COHGZB f 'Q' LEONARD TUW Sr. Orchestra, Audio Visual Squad, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll, Project E. Cv I h'S LQ ' x 1:Tf-10. 7-LLCT1 Pup 6 ' 1- MW. xx RUTH TRAISTER ELLEN TREDE Business Boosters, Volleyball Club, Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide. College LORETTA TREMBLAY qPres.J G.0., qCo-Capl.l Cheerleaders, Arista, Girls' League, fTreas.7 G.O., Principal's List, Beeline, Dramatics Prod., Sr. Chorus. JOAN TRENKA Teacher's Aide, G.0. Rep., Credit Roll, Accounting Awards Business College ., Q , , S, -1 l K K ' J 1 if' Q EDN! TRUTTER EDWARD TSOV LIRRY TUBERMIN JUSEPH TURSI JOE TYIACNTMAN Boosters, Jr. Band, Volleyball G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Hill Patrol. iASS'f Mir-J A Dime Bind, G-0- RCP- Busmess Club, lTreas.J lr. Red Cross, Baseball Team. Baseball Team, Teachefs Allie. CONC!! COUI1Cll of M.U.B., Cfedif RDII, Collese Chorus. College 101 JANET UNL Leaders, Bowling Club, Volleyball Club, Tennis Club, Jr. Red Cross, Credit Roll, Teachers' Aide. College goes fi' 'QYWP JAMES VANDERHILL Basketball Varsity, Boys' League, Mimeo. Squad. College DAVE WAGNER Mimeo. Squad, Teachers' Aide. College 102 . ,: stevie ..f' T A JEFF ULLMAN ANTOINETTE URGO Math Team, Operetta Workshop, Boosters, Teacher's Aide. Chess Club, Arista, Science Business Honors Program, Searchlights, Bio. Club, Creative Writing Club. College X . I ELISSA KLEEJ VECCHIDNE PAT VILLANTE Ushers, Volleyball Club, Credit Newman Club. Roll. Business Business 1 Q si jf A-U. A I MITCNEL WAGNER Teacher's Aide. RICHARD WAGNER Boys' Service League, Dean's College Aide, Teachers' Aide, Credit Roll, Math Club, Currents. College MARYLOU VALINSKI Chorus, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. Business CAROL VALLE . Commercial Honor Society, Teachers' Aide, G.0. Rep., Volleyball Club, Bowling Club Tutoring Club, Credit Roll, Business 'Tl FRANCES VIVIANO Softball Club, Tennis Club, Volleyball Club, Boosters, Teachers' Aide. College .Q 5 s 4 is Xe , f '12, ' 4 'L fo -J 'K . L' Qgz . . 6- 'f . ROBERT WAGNER CARL VOGT Sr. Band. College GAIL WALKER C.0., Teacher's Aide. Business IUDY WALLACH Hall Patrol, Teachers' Aide. College ta sit CLIFF WATINS Math Team, Chem. Lab., Physics Lab. College WENDY WEINER G.O, Rep., Newspaper Rep., Teachers' Aide. College RONNY WALTER Arista, Math Team, Stage Squad, fMgr.J Track Team, Dean's Aide, Social Studies Forum, Broadcasting Squad. College CLARA WATKINS Hall Patrol, Bio. Lab., Softball Club, French Club. College MARSIIA WEINMAN Student Relations, Jr. Chorus, Cafeteria Guard, Teacher's Aide. MARSHA WARREN Arista, National Honor Society, G.O, Rep., lSec.l Girls' League, Semavabu Staff, Sr. Show, Program Comm. College 3 XXXN 4 A , T - N x T411 times Q i '! X 'YS- ,J LINBA WEBER Teachers' Aide, Bio. Club, Boosters, Credit Roll, Program Comm. College BARBARA WEISBURST G.O. Rep., Newspaper Rep., Teacher's Aide. College RONALD WEIL Photo Squad, Sr. Rep., Beeline Photographer, Leaders, Hall Patrol, Teachers' Aide. College VIC WEISENBLOOM College KAREN WEILL Cyclorama Il, Dramatics, Art Comm., Booster, Bio. Squad, Teacher's Aide, Fashion Show. College FRAN WEISENIIOLTZ G.0. Rep., Art Club, Teacher's Aide. Business 103 BARRY WEISS Physics Squad, Hall Patrol. College is, -, an BARRY WEST Program Office Comm. College MIRIAM WILCHINS Boosters, Ushers, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Creative Writing Club, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll, Home Economics Lab. Ass't. College 104 JOEL WEISS Bookroom Squad, Visual Aids, Teacher's Aide, Hall Patrol. College I BONNEE WEXLER qEditorJ Sr. Yearbook, iTreas.J National Honor Society, Arista, Girls' League, Boosters, Bowling Club, Teacher's Aide, G.0. Comm. College PHYLLIS WILKOWSKI iSec.J French Club, lSec.J Newman Club, Program Comm., Jr. Red Cross, Emergency Room Squad, Credit Roll, Teacher's Aide. College BOB WEISS Art Club. College CAROL WEISSMAH Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide. College STUART WICKSMAN x JOANNE WILLIAMS Teacher's Aide, Emergency Room Squad, Volleyball Club, Boosters. College i ii, L. . ELIZABETH WIEOEHBACH Sr. Orchestra, Emergency Room Aide, Newman Club, Softball Club, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll. College RUTH WILSON Teacher's Aide. Business ...ggi EIL. . JAY WELLER Math Help Club, Teachers' Aide. College fi 3 EILEEN WIESMAN Library Squad, Teachers' Aide. Business JOYCE WIHSTON G.0. Rep., Volleyball Club, Modern Dance Club, Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll, Cyclorama. College J. BILL WDIILRAI Cyclorama, Model Legislature, G.0. Comm., G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide. College VIVIAN WDLMAN Dean's Aide, Program Comm., Ushers, Boosters, Credit Roll. College X IQ Bl +1 L Je., ,P DDNALD WIIRIBURGER Hall Guard. Armed Forces IQ 115 Qs MARIAH WDIGMAN Sr. Chorus, Credit Roll, G.0. Store Aide, Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Club, Bowling Club, 6.0. Rep., Jr. Chorus. College ,ag 1 ANITA WDLIS Ushers, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Constitution Comm., Recreation Comm., Credit Roll, Tennis Club. College ARTHUR WIJLPER Jr. Orchestra, Teachers' Aide. College LUIS VATES Business LVNNE WOOD Ushers, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll, Emergency Room Squad. College .ni 1- DAVID YAVARKDVSKY College Rep., AVI Squad. College ,Q,xX K -- f. eNIO '59 LORRAINE WOZNIAK Ushers, G.0. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Credit Roll, Volleyball Club. College ...Q 'Q ' 'mf' 9 1' cial DAVID YORK Hall Guard. College N7 DR l .1 , Qi WILLIAM WURTENBURG AL IAITZ Teacher's Aide, Dramatics, Hall Patrol, 6.0. Rep. College 105 as .El Q 'Z' 92 1 RICHARD ZALK SIMONE ZARKA Beeline, Photo. Squad, Bio. iPres.l French Club, Cafeteria Projects Club, School Science Service, Volleyball Club, Fair, Bio. Aide, G.O. Rep. Teacher's Aide. College College fi E .RL friifil RUTH ZIMMERMAN ALAN ZITOFSKY Sr. Rep., Volleyball Club, Hall Patrol. Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide. College College CAMERA SHY MARY LOU BARR Honor Roll, FHA, Jr. Paper, Teacher's Aide. Business WILLIAM CAIAZZU Jr. and Sr, Chorus, Choir, Operetta Workshop, Teacher's Aide. Armed Forces JOHN FONTAINE Aide. TED HOHNER Soccer Team, Hall Patrol, G.O. Rep., Leader, Teacher's Aide. Business LINDA IOSEPHY Bowling Club, P.S.A.L. Award, Volleyball Club, G.O. Rep., Hall Patrol, Teacher's Aide. College 106 X JANET ZAWADZKI MARIDRIE JILL ZEIGER Honor Roll. Teachers' Aide. Business Business 'R IPX ARTHUR ZUCKERMAN Teacher's Aide. College HOWARD KLIGMAN Dramatics, Teacher's Aide. College JANICE KUTTENBAUM Boosters Business MARLENE LEVEY Deborah Club, Lunchroom Grade Adviser's Aide. College NATHAN LEVINE Business ANN LUWNEY JOHN MASONE Hall Patrol. College JOAN A. MOSES Sr. Orchestra, Boosters, Teacher's Aide. Business Aide, MYRA ZWILLICH iSec.J Girls' League, Operetta Workshop, Choir, Turkey Mt. Comm., Elections Comm., Teacher's Aide. College GENE ULIVETU Q 0 THOMAS ZERELLA College , if 36-. .:' 'fi J-UP' If . fx EDWARD ZYBURD Math Help Club. Business Sr. Chorus, Operetta Workshop, Choir. College KENNETH POSTHAUER Armed Forces ERROL SIEGEL iEditorJ Searchlights, Radio Club, Lab. Squad, Broadcast Squad. College RALPH SLANE Mimeo. Squad, Operetta Workshop. HELEN SPECIALE Teacher's Aide, Choir, lr. Red Cross, Badminton, Boosters, Bible Club. Business RICHARD SWEENEY The sensible sixties lnot far in the forel Hold promise of changes that soon will arrive- Of strange-sounding names on executives' doors Or We'll dine with the President, quarter to five. Or, looking through a different glass, And seeing other things, We see a world in shiny brass U15 Sensible ,.., . ...P ...d . ml. ...ip . .J S Of cabbages and kings. Come, let's go on a little trip, lWho knows where we may be?l And . . . see what we can see! In the soon-to-be sensible sixties There'lI be total automation. Machines of unique capacities Will permeate the nation. We'll do our cleaning 'round the house From a switchboard in the hall. Each week, one day, we'll earn our pay ln the soon-to-be sensible sixties All the learning we'll be fed Will be got in an effortless way- While we're sound asleep in bed. We'll take our lessons in coated pills And digest them while we sleep. Oh, we'll take a test while we get our r And our Iearning's all of the very best In the soon-to-be sensible sixties. By pushing little buttons in a sedentary way ln the soon-to-be sensible sixties. Come with me to the greenwood tree, To the soon-to-be sensible sixties. In the soon-to-be sensible sixties Utopia will have come. The East and West, the North and South Will be molded into one. Leaders of the world will meet. . . To socialize at tea! est Oh, the birds will sing in eternal spring, Guns and armories will be rarities, In the soon-to-be sensible sixties. BURTON BRODY i Our Way into the Qufure KMA QW O o W o av '- XX-4 X Q 1 Q 9 , b h T 1 ' S F if' , ,V S. 108 With graduation now a reality, our thoughts turn to the future and what it holds for us. The people who have influenced the molding of our futures have been many, and yet, we alone are now responsible for putting to use all the things others have so knowingly and so unselfishly taught us. Since our first days in school, our teachers and our parents have tried to instill in us a sense of sportsmanship and of responsibility to- ourselves and to others, a thirst for knowledge, and an understanding of right and wrong. These teachings are of the utmost importance to us in getting along with others and living in harmony with the people in our society. Yet it is important that this design for living be put into practice, and in so doing will we be able to realize fulfillment. The knowledge we have acquired in high school has served as a firm foundation on which we may build to strengthen our way of life in the future. The time for frivolous, undisciplined thoughts and actions has come to an end. We have approached maturity and must now assume the responsibility and good judgment which, in turn, will lead to adulthood. Youthful impulsiveness should be replaced by carefully made decisions. The seeds of knowledge we have gathered during our high school years must now be sorted, and only those which promise to bear fruit in the future-the friendships, the learning, the love of life and the ever- enduring freshness of youthful ideas-will we nurture. JO-ANN LOVE '-' 1.-. X ,ji ill 1 ,r 1 , limit ill mth Elvntamvnt Eight terms ago, we, the Class of 1959, entered Martin Van Buren High School as freshmen. Now, after having confronted our teachers for nine hundred and sixty-eight days, we bequeath to them the following tokens of our fondest regard, in this will and testament, one that differs from all others - because it is ours. To Mr. Denn, our principal, we leave a new senior class and our thanks for making our stay at Van Buren a memorable one. To Miss Glenz, we leave this yearbook. To Mr. Wolff, we leave our congratulations for his well-deserved promotion. To Mrs. Feiring, we leave the crux of the matter. To Mrs. Desser, we leave a full house with standing room only. be To Mr. Polatnick, we leave some real scholars. To Mr. Castka, we leave a Bat Masterson cane and derby hat. To Mr. Bramson, we leave an element of an area. To Mr. Radwin, we leave no more extraordinary elections lwe hopell. To Miss Wigiser, we leave enough leaders for eleventh and twelfth period assist. To Mr. Crootof, we leave an unmixed metaphor. To Mr. B. Rappaport, we leave the spirit of Semavabu. To Mr. R. Rappaport, we leave Oliver Glutzman. To Mr. Wheeler, we leave a pair of olive green desert boots. To Doc Elstein, we leave a winnah! To Mr. Mclndoe, we leave a clear record. To Mr. Piselli, we leave a gossip column and an editor-in-chief for next year's Beeline. To Dr. Abramowitz, we leave his own TV show with top Trendex ratings. To the entering class, we 'leave locker stretchers. To the new senior class, we leave our mascot - and the riches of the senior year. Rss N-. BIIIOFS CC ' CNMP Hfw 011001 Emblem '59 ceiebriii sei.: mnual fflumm D Oliver Glutzmarfs liirtl1zlay...on I t B , K- ,L Ap1 l10th:M th T- 1 - - t f - ..,2.iz:':g.fz::'ff. 9 Cl l' C171 UT611 It am ' : nk pm vram Includes Tea, Dan plon 111 C Students Wil H P aptured ll N . l Q Hhonal Competilizlnss In V311 Bur at Hug donated to the school by the Qu,,ef'fll1f' liizrll QQ... .1 I' and Rf' --'- '- Team en Ot, u'l 'US Reach lfestimfl W wrs Q lif.Y in CM 'll - wus? Semi-Finale - S . SUN- ' , ent. .NHS Lllllllllfdffillllh 5 PEIIIOP Yearbook 1 R ' J Finn' Yan R Hx Elh-n srl . . M tl V' V un-yi gtudk S I YY .mini y Xillitfllall MeritSq-11jiii,,j:Lll' kllliillhi-il 915 Semi ml IIS I A n I 1, Jeffrev Ullnifi, lk Tlww Nllnlfmiw fl nts fm- Hi. i VAN V I lin 'U COMPl.lMI'1N'l'S or THE 0.0. By Joe Trunm . S ge - V F , E Q v son Opener ,E G, the addition of two new ball October 9, schools in Queens, High N K. ' , k the PSAL zcuwrl the Qtinr the bmough basl htu Null lic mst l f 1 S I S Vaiiilziiugi will., O Ip rom Rasbifll lwli kson' and Nulhm' tl' ent ohxtrwr thi il 1 mums mir lui- 1 llillk iw 10 me m I er a ham Y in llmen will lint hu HI ammca Om or Lex man than A 16 vmm Wm mer mx wntuulul num th all iegiet the char league competition X ' N up' A eet Jwniaxm. in lt gif xiilll' Buttons? ch Aw Q el liiflbu' ibwtaff Hats D 0 link Ag t if l i .pei Y fi rw ui Bl D0 , ixinl lmxslilli me inn ll U4 C 9 aiu X in lwletiuxiir. ' mmniia ximian X li iumni me tikatcwl i hlimx ywxsliiiif g w , A tmxuwl K e w-fl i lx A im ln S the ' twin 1 U , X11 Q A W it mu UU 0 i. 1 1 , . 1 ,xi whim H it i 1 l X Gam tlx toiiilullunx U L uv A X X g ln KU i n tw lm' it iwv' , ,yn 1 K Q Q xi l ii Dina RU i in mlm e U x ui lv fe xxxil H , Ml th ll' m x ll 'mlm 1 quill H iw A l milll lp fx Q 'NW' N in ll' it vue X ' N Um OK cwvwl in X A ' r W, - - timoh Nfl nnlhing regular as ai' YY ls if ll G. I l Queens N illagh 59 YM' of Ammon and Ifnbfm H.,,i, mmm yan it ,rm Hi-'li fdyu VWMAMmVvfW.WMMWM,W,.,.T. Y Mei - ' M i H W 'H'4 lAthletic Field IS OW Und Constructiong Mfflly. Facilifi 'izzilneluded in lffelginar MP1 Five Foreign 3 By Burton Brady The Van Buren athletic fi begun this September, and M our Principal, believes that i i-early for use by the Health lggudents 0 Visit Van Buren, EMilton Novie, teinporary lttndant in Chaigt for the i Spearhead Cgnferences i wfffi5Y,i::.::13l' V if - le-: wing will lvziitim'lWxt4- in seminars nnll lin' I l'ivv wtixzlunt .mi ni fn U two N lm m J! N Thu' Luv ummm, ' . . . ' 4nu.u . '. - ' sturlvnis l'i'u1n Nun Run-ii f 1 A ' ' C Y , . , 1- H .' . ri. f T Nl 'i ml' lvixuriwxi liiim CLS nzuiimx :mil lllfklld by mv LMA mn-Rmb l H lib lli itiip mltvui ii I' 4 1 ,, , .V N ,UN ,M ln the Hernl1lTri un tim- 1-uuntiivs. PS ' R F 1' ' ' ' Y ' ,R i . , ' ,H mp U, Schgol ii its annual forum on 'l'l1u Wmld vhlntln nu' hw Xu C0 fly Hur! Bull:-r tlii-iilvgirsstzx tllwh' e ' ' 'rwilmiuf Fm'un' A1'iSfH-, the city-wide honor org , rs. K' N1 - , W .mini zation, is accepting members fo wig, -.x0nXwm,,,,.f1 3 qllnlmf exnniixiim, X Q Q ,Minh This term' the lim on Pritl .mtl Qwtciis as tlx- x at ho h r 'lk Hoqhvcfi- iw 693353, iomlly li'ziint-xvfvx-lc: 'illrg Y x il 1. V5 S ' ti uvenlle D 223122, fhf'i1'g,.ili53,134.32l ,L.,iI,3.2.ii,.EW5,.f.LI.3 9111 IS N . I 111 . - . , , 1. t . . , d mmm Tas Yum 1 ct mul S Ati ' 'A'A ixilfhilcl ixlii.i.'1ii-TES!! t e C d. NI 1 0 8 N16 U,-.cwh M ,F Stew l ummittees of thi lulilini cm fl mu. SLIHN C .. . .: . L. Y C 3 , t . , XW N I U, A A W fm lan Buren h ' 1 'lllui lm ur ly Miha- senior ogfuhinv Fewml fllfemla for each semmmq' 9501-i-f,:,' We is ik... 'edit swf.. 2 li H ., 'IS hun ' s ni I ' X . nwfh A hiU.m.m iffm A 'M' 'f1 . School Installs 1 van ,, who ll H1114 Y 'Om rear-h Minn this te vmnnmnm H ui 1 i M T IANA kts' S. Rdllljjlrs I'ilyUtj0n vi., job in tim. Thi in r- juz fi fi H Qwmv- of Service an IUc0 l1'i,, In HW lfyn 0 mini Qtxlt Hu pltal num pi um in ml 1 A 1031-un un I' uint J , l fthf tinns ore Take Comprehensive e Scholarship Examlnatlon f -if MARII V N Bl JREN DAY hm, . me me nur schlwl cnnilucts cw-riuppirig is ami '1f'f- cu,-,ig W 'lil' Url. ' 'S - -.'sni'y fu '- at-Iwfl iec fieq10nAQhan'l how- . nm- ix iw' -:wiv svssitm By Norma Bass . . l il: vi -fu ,- lwikirv lied and blue carnations will zulorn the lapvls of teaclwrs and pu11fSenl.0r L U ' Tk Slp'm'lm'l commemoration of the second annual Martin Van Buren Day cclehrs . UNH 1 me U-if Will' ,. . . ,.., L.. .,,. i...,i .A ...Nm ,....fi.,i ami light 1,111.3 Oumts on Events 'Volk Stats Regents Nvhulan'-hip l xaminatiuxxs were given un S d . fined to hfmvr the hifi o e 0 P00 xtumlints at V in Buren This: examinations rtin Van Buren was bo A hon sf ii . . friends and nuizhbors -V - ' 'A - A h 4 nn I 'Muse include asm-hula: S h I C t T E Sp . .hs - , ,i 0 S 1, in inevring C fmul,g1oker'rI?:ix:1fjy?fkxx'ith the glliiiciilcggzila plans fm' the e nSl1'utnent f f39lfVa ' l iif's..,in girl' 3 Students Compete Pam The Constitution of Mai-tin Vim Bur1rn's G.O. has l we ' t'fi l lj ' ' ' Q Be PPPQ a ' 2556 to 1054 and will go into enact inimediatelyl lwiteflninatlyxcieiifx I For Rccognltlqln ln 11:4 funn' 7, ' nnwrunms un Oct iliei' 2? . A Ilangllage Contests t was the ilistrlbu 'y nn October 30 ixlio orflerucl jew iirders may be pla S ml A hw as een -..hh 8644104 tan I0 Publish h b :Mn 'hm' nc h ' ' ' '4 'M' SP1 ond E 8 llltllr C ' 5 -Y .v Y W , , R -P art f -ui A ' 'Cl' ' ' ' ,V 'I A K .' . . 1 - - VH, .- I A. MMU Iv . -1 ' . . t 1 , i 0 . ' e k X I A .. 'ix ' ' .' ' v 'A a, 0 'Y 'S' S , A It . 5-1 A . ,., - X. XM. 2 V A A , 5 ' , X Y. A 1 ' 0 H I -.xnmf . lx. CU Out.. Q0 hr th. ' l -11'- - '1 U ,X ,X mi-'V ' A im a 1 v , , 1 ' ' ' , , T - ' '. 'ff . ,ix N. - X nn nts! 4 X Wx il-. 'B 0. UWX 2' X ,X .- ' . K 7.95 U'lx i - -.pst 11 ' l A V: .Wk '- Yi X' S 'l tix' ,Q ' .-4 zt N fx ' ' . - 1 '1 ' x th ll ' F ' ' -J. l A. vvl. . s' W' UK ,uit-:lj wi .V .' M 14 . X Q WX ' sf . M- l - K -Q 1 , x .g L4 'H .nv can J .1 ' ' 2 ' 11-i 1 Y ...i C 1 6 . X 41+ r . . X-. . , . - o Q f x . , cv Q W T ' 1 nl, Y ' 1: i. 2 A V .1 . c '- , ' X ' i ph. W K ' ' om ' - . U - url, f .. 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Math Tea 'I Q ' ' ' - - -N41 un PHOTO CLUB Ffh HOME ECONOMICS CLUB GOLF TEAM HANDBALL TEAM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CLUB FUTURE NURSES CLUB TWIRLERS All BASKETBALL TEAM CHEER LEADERS MATH MAGAZINE , A s MATH HELP CLUB BOWLING TEAM X CURRENTS STAFF SCIENCE CAREERS CLUB CIVIL SERVICE CLUB 3215 5 I I GENERAL ORGANIZATION BASEBALL TEAM CYCLORAMA TRINITY CLUB sotcm TEAM TRACK AND FIELD TEAM BIOLOGY CLUB RADIO CLUB if I5 II if 0 S I SOCIAL STUDIES FORUM 1--4 N,-iw ss- TENNIS TEAM NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRENCH ClUB MATH TEAM BEE LINE STAFF JR. RED CROSS SOFTBALL AND GOLF CLUB CHESS CLUB BOYS' LEAGUE VOLLEY BALL GIRLS' LEAGUE LEADERS CLUB 9 , TENNIS CLUB 89 Q ,ew ARISTA USHERS TURKEY MOUNTAIN CLUB BOWLING CLUB TLTTDACLG K a V r f Y '3 QW' .4 55' BOOSTERS CLUB MODERN DANCE CLUB NEWMAN CLUB BEST WISHES FROM THE PARENTS' ASSOCIATION MARTIN VAN BUREN HIGH SCHOOL GILBERT T. REDLEAF PRESIDENT ESTELLE SCHUMAN IST VICE PRESIDENT J EAN ETTE BARTELT TREASURER SALLY MORGAN CORRESPONDING SECRETARY PAULA SCHWARZREICH MEMBER AT LARGE BLANCHE BARD 2ND VICE PRESIDENT EVELYN ABBES RECORDING SECRETARY MARIE RINNER FINANCIAL SECRETARY ESTHER SEIDEL MEMBER AT LARGE N. R. DRILLING CO. .IEWELERS fo the CLASS of 1959 130 W. 46 ST. NEW YORK CITY BEST WISHES To the CLASS OF '59 BOYS' SERVICE LEAGUE GOOD LUCK To The CLASS OF '59 from the MARTIN VAN BUREN H. S ARISTA Compliments of SUSAN LYNN SHOPS Best Wishes tothe G RA D U AT E S from the G. O. STOR E Hollis 4-8777 FLOWERS by DAVID Flowers for Every Occasion 220-IO HILLSIDE AVENUE Corner Braddock Avenue QUEENS VILLAGE, N.Y. xx OLympio 8-2000 GREENWOLD JEWELERS of JAMAICA Special Discounts to Students of Martin Von Buren High SchooI I64-I7 JAMAICA AVENUE Corner of I65th Street JAMAICA 32, N.Y. I I I Queewsaonc scmoor 0 Sound training for the superior secretarial and iunior executive position. Also courses in all types of modern business machines-Individual promotional plan-Supervised office experience-Successful placement bureau. We extend to you a cordial invitation to attend a full program of classes before registering. DAY and EVENING SESSIONS CATALOGUE UPON REQUEST BEGIN ANY TIME I6O-I6 JAMAICA AVENUE, JAMAICA 32, L. I. JAmaica 9-T981-1982 Over a century of successful experience is our guaorntee of pre-eminence GOOD LUCK GLEN OAKS f Kosher Meat Market othe C LA S S of ,5 9 Goldstein 81 Jacob, Props. MEATS and POULTRY 248-IO UNION TURNPIKE Fleldstone 7-1730-3-64l 0 Free Delivery GIRLS' SERVICE LEAGUE We coll for and deliver prescriptions Fieldstone 7-2494 WHITNEY PHARMACY Alexander Siff, Ph.G., Prop. HILLSIDE AVENUE, CORNER 257th STREET FLORAL PARK, N.Y. A product of TOUCHSTONE PRESS 28 West 27th St. New York I, N. Y. ORegon 9-6426-7 OM A FRIE roucusruuz rnsss ev L-.? J -1, n f . F , ,..'i.:f-vw. 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