Metropolitan Vocational High School - Metropolis Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1943 volume:

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The human is formed and takes his place in the world. The pendulum swings. The clock ticlcs off the years. Yet, there is always time, as we go through life, to notice the stars and the clouds above us, the earth and the grass heiow us. There is always time for the brave to protect the Weak, the rich to aicl the poor. There is always time to create new things: to huild a better world. Life moves on to its close. Dust returns to dust, and though the physical evidence disappears,-fa spark remains, a contrihution to the evolution of society. The sand pours: the hands on the clock spin: the moon appears, hut soon dissolves in the morning mist. Life and time go on. The sand is sifting fast through the hourglass. ALVIN SISKIND W FRANKLIP J. KELLEP PRINCIPA TQ THE SENIQR CLASS Even those who may not have read the novels of Dorothy Canfield Fisher, delightful for hoth their story-telling and their serious purpose, will he interested in a recent statement in which she speaks to every boy and girl in a vocational school: Hslcill, which can he acquired only through effort, persistent and purposeful enough to merit the name of worlc, is the only medium which allows the operation ol our creative instinct to shape and form the raw materials of life, from mud to human governments, from personal rela- tionships to wood and steel and stonef, Vocational high school is the place where you acquire slcill hy learn- ing to worlc. This is the place Where you satisfy the creative instinct hy shaping and forming wood into boats, and steel into machines, paper into pictures, and strings and brass into heautiful sounds. And now, in Metrop- olis, you are forming white pages into lovely sentiments and delightful memories, that in the years to come, will remind you of the happy days when you were learning not only to worlc hut to form lasting friendships and to thinlc wholesome thoughts. FRANKLIN J. KELLER FRANK H. PAINE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TEACHERS IN CHARGE JOSEPH J. SCHELLING S. S. BROOKLYN LOUIS WEISS HARRY VVINSTON IVIONROE BUILDING MADISCJN BUILDING PHE FACULTY OUR FACULTY MADISON AND IVIDNRDI MAIN BUILDINGA ,-,I..... BUILDING fx I www-. I f I' ' ' af S OUR ADVISORS These home-room topics are their pets fThey,re really not so boring, Attendance, Punctualityn . . . Each clay you hear me snoring. They ash for money all the time, fYou,cl think that they were misers, For worthy causes quite sublime. Yes-thus do our aclvisers. We've seen them every clay for years, W8,I79 grown to love their faces, And as we turn the page, one hears Each voice go through its paces. Real cornracleship has been their aim, fAncl donyt think we don,t know it, The seed they've planted is our fame, 1t's up to us to grow it!!! ALVIN SISKIN D THEY DO NOT FIGHT IN VAIN In times like these, one is forced, whether he will or not, to reflect on what values there are to helieve inf-fthe rest of the world, all else is in chaos. It is the common decision of the United Nations that the dignity of man, the rights of individuals, the friendship and mutual consideration of peoples are the things of value and are worth fighting for. We, in Metropolitan, can well understand and heartily affirm these aims. It has ever been our wish to tive with one another in amity, to respect differing ideas, to enjoy each other,s company and to pursue our individual tasks, without being hlind to the desires and rights of others. For four years we have strived to achieve these aims. We have not com- pletely succeeded. We made mistakes just as the world did. But it has awakened to its past errors and we in turn, heing a part of a greater whole, have seen ours, as well. The trials through which we have passed,-the school as well as our nation, have not heen in vain. The hour of need has welded a common and harmonious humanity and together we will go forward to win the vic- tory tor the huiiding of a new world. JACK COHEN To Qur Men in Service A DREAM: Rich, imperisiiainle soil, Broad lakes Rustling branches Whispering grass Melodious Birds. Peace. A HOPE: Small, quiet headlines Contented lives, Beautiful world Happy futures, Our men are Back! A CERTAINTY: . Strong, powerful men Clear-thinking leaders - Invincible machines Impregnable strongholds Competent fighting forces Victory. A DEDICATION : Our boys, now men Overpowering men Brave men. Peace .... Our men are Back .... Victory. ALVIN SISKIND EDWARD FITZGERALD PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS A Farewell to Nietropolitanz This is a momentous periocl in the lives oi those oi us who are now gradu- ating lrom INIetropolitan. It is not just an occasion on which we receive our well- earned diplomas and set forth upon a life of turmoil and uncertainty. It is not a situation in which we hope to find a joh-'any jolal Vve Icnow what we want: we are trained for the type of job we want. and we will get the position we want -do or cliet Today more than ever, it is of the utmost importance that we receive and assimilate the proper training. so that we too, may help in every possible way to enct this terrihle war ancl preserve clenlocrafy lor all time. Qioocl training' and good workmanship wallc hancl in hancl. I thinlc we all owe a cleht of gratitude to the many Fine teachers who have given slcill and craftsmanship for our chosen trades ancl most of all, lor their con-V geniality, which makes for hetter cooperation and interest on the part of the student. Last. hut not least, a ioncl farewell to Metropolitan. We came here with hope: we leave with pride and confidence. Some of us will join the armed forces: others will serve in the army of procluctiong hut no matter where we go or what we clo, we will always he grateful for the encouragement and training which we have received here at Iwietropolitan Vocational Hgh School. EDWARD FITZGERALD Pres. of Graduating Class of June 1945 4 fish 4 fi me if If nl.m'I'lyM Hrwlllix lxllllulv. Sc-4111111 pl'1'SillI'lll, Vic 1'-Pre-si1l1'11I, Vlifilfk. You am' il uma lilw Huis .,.. UAJQ-A1 Nl.1l'il11- I'1llgil11'a. 11'in1' lfllglllll' Q Iulw. flvy Pop! I flour' wvul nuff :fini il, SEYNIOIVR ADI-Ql.S'I'lfIN Bn 3111111111 111111111 lx IPIVKISIIHI VUHIIQ lllllll ll ll is lI'iU l 1'I'l'l'. AI.PHfDNSfj ANIURIQ uKing Kung Hfml Pnlilclillg. Illilqffr Alle-mla1111'v Fin- 'I'i111f-sz, 51-1111111 Swrvlzurx. Hefs u Irons! fu nur nmrulv. Al.Bl 1R'l' Ixlurim- Rmliu, Hz111cHu1H, fwler GZ yvurs. JOSEPH ARIUONI B11glv Ifurf' M.1ri111- D1-1L, U1-1k Pnlrnl. Xvv Jtbllvf lumu' wllv ,ms in llnis lmulef EDXVARD ATKINS nSl1:1lv-spvzlrf' Alurinm- I4:lIgil14'4. S1-1 lion Pre-4i1l1-Ill. S1-1111111 Sure-Izury, GI J. R1-pn-sm-11l.1Iixr-, In flfillllldlt' or no! Io yrcxflllrlhf-lluul wus ilu' Clllvhlitlll. AVAKIAN uS1m1'1'4IH xizurim- Ifnsfiln-4, yIa1rin1- Enginf- Clulx, Flmivr Fnginrvr in Shop, Slmp Tvmn. A nu! frying to hm' ll lmll. Ulilllnlyn Bvml Igllilllilig, flfl, Prvsi cl:-ni. I,f'f'k Patrol, flaws Prvsiclx-111. Sluflvnl filllllllil, Bu! Mr. Prvsirlr-rn!! JOEI. BELLFR, HBPIV' Nlnrinr- Enginns, Honor Surir-ly, Arislil, R1'pr0s4'llluIix'i', lfrvllalu fillllv. fV'r1':1Iix'4' Xvrilillyi cwillll, H511-lrlmpulisn Slunw, A lo! of fun. .HJHN BFRTfH,INfl H.lnl11111x'U B1-.1l1Ix' ciHhllI'f'. Cfl. Rm'prvs1'l1luliv1-, Tran 1.ur'Iey in runls, l1l1lur'lex' in 1-mins. CHARUZS BICEUJXX' Big 3111111111 R111li.., Xvulev np, you qrurI1141!1'1H .IOSFPII lSI?I'l 'I'I'O Sl11111I1I111-J' H1111 I511il1li11g, FLM Prf-sirlnnf. lfnnfumll Lmvr. A swan guy nulvaml lov. Xxylllllll llu- girls wonlrl lifw lu fellow. Binrinv fxinfllilmifl, Nlurim- Fllgillf' Vlulr, Rzucliu XNVUFIQSIIIIQY. rm' go! i11H11vm'v. 'l'IlfHWAS CAl.l.AHAN H'I1UIlIIllX'-' V11111lim1.1I Wlrmr. Prvsillvni N1fxx'll1a1l1 fxlulv, ISJIHII, flrxluwlxuu. DJU111- H.1111I. Xvuif till tim Iups 'mar about daisy Upvggxn Pmw-r Txlmllillv- ffm-lulillgf, Silver Nlvrlnl Vollvylmu, Gum IVI1-1111! IDIIIIVIIIHIH, Class S4-rr:-lul'y, G11 N14-111lx1-r, S110 Ixus many virfuvs, fm!-ull! 'Hum' lr1isr'I1i1'vm1w nv HArIir'n fimlllnllllilnliunx. xvv Iluyw lm gvls ulwml Un- mm Hsu mmf. ll wlvmnllyu XVUI nlinlml xlllsia, Honor Sm'i1'iy, Asling S1-1-r1-Inrv N1-111111111 Club, 15.11111- Billlll, c,l'f'IH'5!l'il, Nxlllllllxvillll I-ZIISUIIIIIIP. H11 IJUIUIIQS In r'l'4'rvll1iuy in srfnml. xxrllifll UIIIY IIIUHIIS IIUVW llll fuol. CIVIIIEN Vornlinlml xIIlSIi', Dnmw- Ifnnml, Sylnplumir Iiunxl. KVIIUTIII' Burnvll Bvmurvl uLin1iPU Nlilfilllf Engine. Arishl. Honor Snrivly, I'-H'l1l'Il, SIJIIIIISII Clull. I.unc'Il Pnlrnl, Cr:-allivm' Vvriling fxlulm. NIXII-I-ltcqsolisu Shall. Vury lrunle uml zzrulllvciefl. xIICI'lAI':I. fIfJI,AfiRAI Ixlurinc' Ifnginc-, lxlurinr- Iinginr' flulr. irlnry fnrps. Cowl IIKIIIITPKI, usvlul mul FIPIII' Pyvrl. DfIlXIINIfNK ITINTI Ixlurins' Itjnginrs, Al long Idsf. VIQNIIPR VRESCI UNIl1sf'Ir's1u Hunt Builcling, Svrliun 'lircasurr-r. Very rlirv mul vary sfrnrlq. Tulevs lil.: Iilef' u mvrry song. MARIO Cl,'CENA'l'l'A FRED CUITITEE 1-CIIITII' IXIIHCIIIHE Slmp, Sf-clinn Svrrvtnry, Cnpluin S1-diun ancl Sllop Buslcc-Ilmll Teams, G.O. Rep- rr-Sr'l1IuIix'n'. A sflumlur IJIII slill mu' ul Ilu' Iloys. SALVATORE D'ANGEI.4O HSEIIH Beauty CuIIurs'. SPF! lion I,I'1'5IlIl'lll, Srclion Vim'-Prr'sicIr'nI, ,I'rzn'I-Q, Rm-me-pliml. Sul is so nirv Im slmulcl Iw Hlerliqlxluzlu Bu! vnusf ln- uluvnys In' so vxvifofl? ARTIIIIR UArIif'H Bunl Builcling, DI-I-k P I nl. :Ia :mall man IIYIIII n Irig fufurv. ' ' FRLD.DESTEFANf1 nslmrlyn Bvnnly CuIInrf-. Nu Iumrles. lHv used pzhyl Iwfurf' it wus ruliulu-III XVANDA' DIBENEDEIITIO Bunny ISPIIIIIY Cullum-, Ixlviro Km-y fvlulw, Class Sfwrvfury. Ijellvvlfllvly frvslr mul prvlly. IOSEPII DIBONA Mpinnn lxlnrinr- Rmlio, Von' Svriuus unrl momlvsl Ion. A Illorouglllmrvrl Ilrru mul Illru. HENRY HANS FSCIIXYEGE Mminf- Rmlin, -Nou' H will lm u mu- :nur ufur. IVIILDREID HBIoncIicU Benuly Cullum, IVIcIrn4 Kvy flulr, Color Cuurrl, CII. R0prm'svr1InIiw'. Svriinn Sm-- rvlnry, A Iusvinuling young girl. BERTRAINI FISHER BNI Cnnnnvrrizul Plmlugrnplly, I7roic-rtion Squncl. S4-rlinn S4-cr:-Iary. Ilunur Socivly, H11 is l.lIllI1Illll4'llI4lIIV u nmclvsl fvllouu MARIE FRIGIANO Bluff Eyx-QV' BI-nuly Culum-, Sw-- Iiun VIl'K IJfI'SIiIi'I1I, IICJ. ciounril, Cnlnr Guurcl, lX'IcIru-KUY Cl Ill. If In IIPPII of u , Svc' IIIIS gal. ,IOSEPII GARI'AINKI.If UDuIrI1 lxlzxrinz- Enginf-, Srvfliun Rvprvsc-nIz1Iivr', I-iIJmry Squzul. Flaws 'lvrvnsurr-r, lxlnrinv Enginr- Clulx, Pvrlnups Iwls just misumlvrstoml, Hvmzlsf- Iufs nulnlv, wisv, mul goml. CORINNE GERDFS NCQ-Cu IEPIIIIIY Cullum, CII. IxIl'IllIN'!'. DfJlYllNlCKiGlARRAl,lVllfj hlxlivlin lxllilfllllllf' lvvrlc. llon Or Fuvivly. Qnpluin Swimming Ti-um, ljrf-Siilvnl Lvzlilvrsllip Cilull' Dimfl' tilllll, Ni-vvlnzm Clulw, Slumli-nl Cnunril, Bunril ol Cove-rnurs, l.ilvrnry Squmli lfusy lo lilw. l'lARf,?l.D GfXJDlXlAN uGnorly lxlurini- Rmliu, Nl:-lm' polilans Rnclio Scrvifwlmn. Kill Gvniusl Blldl. uflormlyn lvlusirnl lnslrunn-nl Rvpnir, hK'1'll0ll l r1'si1li-nl, G11 Ri-pri-sc-illnliw-, Brizolelyrfs unswvr lo Hsfllflllllfln Arnislrnng, O'l'I'O CRAP Ufwurrul llqnpu lxlilfllllllf' Rurliu, Silw-r lJ.S.A,L. Nl:-clnl, Nlinor Mlxln llnr Vllrnvli. Hnfs lxminy, no fooling, Hill luis smile isnql Qfllllllllg, THEODORE URANGER Ti-il Bvnuly Viilliiri-, 61.0, Rl'lIfl'Sl'l1lilllX'l', R1'i'c'plim1 Si'n'ii'r', Slmp mul Si-iliun llvralrkli, fluss llH'SlllI'lll, If you vunll :lo il mulev ln-livlw vnu fun. H.lm'liii'u lxllilfllllll' slump. ull l ilonll gruiluulv lm llllllll'll'1llH Nvll.l.lAlVl Hljllll' l'lc'nm-yn lvlurilinn- lhiilm, Cowl llvings comp in small puvleugvs. lllflJEN lllilfllif Hl'4ri-Inlay Bvnuly fulluri-, llunnr Su J violy, S4'1'llLlll Si-rrvlury mul Vin-fl ri-siili-nl. A girl wlm run url, u girl mlm run play, rllrur- lrivml, lrim pul, lliul'x llvlvifs muy. DfJRffl'llY llfjlllilf ul5ig Slmln ljuwi-r lxlnrluim' fllwru- lion, lVlr-lm-Kcy Clulw, lynlil lln' rluy lllul slm lurns gray, Slwlll rvmuin as wisp mul prvllv us lorlriy. HfJl-BER'l1 wlxvxl' lxlurini- lillgllll'S. Off. Sc-elim: R1'prc-svlmlzllivv, Nlnrinl' lfngini- lllulw, Virlury fxurpe. flllllvliv, u muirlls xluliqlll. Full of pvrsonulily, lull of figllf. nfwurluyn lxlilfllll' Rmlin, llunur Srwivly S4-rrvlury. UID. Rvprn-sm-illulivv, UlXli'lrrrfl5c-ziiiwiin lxlunuging Ellilor, ulxli-lrnpulisn Shall, Sluilvnl iilliilflllilll A lim' lvuflrfrl Brnuly Cullurv. Nlvlro-Key Clulm, Culur fiuurml, Svvlion Pri-Qiclvlll, Nlirl'-ljrrwlclvlll mul Sc-fri-lury. CIT, Rm-pri-svlxlnlivrx llmisml, llrlvvlvss, ljrvlly mul llvrllvrl. VIVIAN JACKSON nsunnyn Pnwi-r lwlllfllilif' Opvml- ing, lxll'lfll-KK'y' Clulw, 6.0. Ri-pri-srvnlzllivv, Sc-rliun ljrvsi- flvnl, Slw is llw girl lor vlieerfulness, ANGELO .IULIANU .luliv Plmlugrnplny. lfoslinerl for Slll'l'f'SS. BLANCHE KATA Cuimnf-rrinl Plmlogrupluy. lVlvlro-Ks-y L-ilull, Cfilllr Gllilrfl, Svfflilill Sf'f'rf'tiIl'y, SFIIUUI lxlf'VVSpH'lf'l' Svrliun prvsiclcnl, Buslcvlllull, Lili-rary Ellilnr ulvlf-lrnpolisfl Dusl lu clusl mul ralvr lo Kululll KATZ H.lhr'lsH lxliiflllf' Rmlio, S1-clion PI'f'SlKll'lll. 0.0. Rsepri-svnlulive. A clol looleing for u flasli. ALEXANDER KAUFMAN Swim lxlzxrim- 'l'rmli-S, Deck. Nuvignlion Clulr. Shall Arlisl Wliln- l.igl1lluuusc. Tlw Mail Russian! VINCENT KAZLOVVSKI Pulark Bom Building. A leinflor gvnllvman lrpmls noi llw Ullflll, CHARLES KOHL Chucic Boat Building. Sports Letter, Honor Sorii-ly. Nz-wmnn Ciuim, Lcncissrsixip Club, Log Stuii. Liinrary Squuci. Svcliun Prcsicirni, G,O. Rcprcsenlutivc-. Hays sornvtimvs nmfivsl und sily. Bn! lin-'Sv lnuizo ilim u gomi guy. ixinrinl' Enginvs. Hoiri liw for!-i'rn ruining. LARRY Hsilnrpivn VIVHICIC Lvllcr, Up in finite umi ivory siirie. Ami in iris fpei iw ilus u iriric. KCJURANIBIS Tim Flying Crc-c-ki' ivinrinr' Engine- anti Dmiiing, Bnsi-irtimii Lf-ilvr, Vuiicyimii. Bnsvimii. Sniiimii, His urniziiion is in fiy, Ami inns nn uiilivfir guy, PAT ivinrinr' Enginvs. Simii I go on, or ilavv I sniri FYIOHQII? JEAN LARAQUE HDlliw ixiarinr' Engines, G.O. Vin-- P vii nl. lilisfliliil vnginvpr ai 'lt'llfi. SEYWIOUR LEIN Lf-rf' Niarinc- Enginvs, Sr-rliun prvsi- ricnl, CID. ReprvSr'l1lalivi', Slufivni Cuunrii, MLogn Sinii, Bnsicr-limii Tvnm. Illllllfipll into Const Gunrfi Aprii 12, 1043, NORNIAN LINDENIAN Naiimn iwnrinr- Enginvs. Airways busy figuring out, fnsivmi of going 'imui in riouimf, ALBERT LIUNI Looney Niarine Tracie-s Deck, Nrlwnmn fwiuiu, Organiznliun Ciuiv, Virf'-Pri-sirimmi. Airways was ionney as we ienew i1im. HDownwinciH ivinrinv ixlilfilill- ist. Basketinaii, Sf-rtion Rcprc-sr-ntnlivc-. Hanniimii. XVII:-rv tiwrv is inn, FRANK Upiumi-ru ixinrinr' Enginv, Rmiiu Xvnriisilop, Niarinc Engine Ciuin. in vvvry way i1e's very immiy, Anti vm-'rymw ruiis inim u riuniiy. NHS LUNDIN nswr-civn Niarine Enginr-s, Honor Sorif-ly, Virinry Corps. ixiurim- Engine Ciuim, Dc-tk pnlrni. Fun uinvuys imro ix smart rvpiy, To iiw imrriesl question-n'i1y? PATRIQK FTCGOXVAN ucuriyn ixiilfilll' Engim-, Srimui Bfwsiim-iimii Tvmn. NVQ iiiw io S011 'nm XVESTON NMCIEAN INIifk1-y ixinusvn Machine- Slmp. ii ynnifi iiiev n man n1iio's fuii of uzivoninre, you nvvci iooie no fnrfiwr. CiEf3RGE Niarine Rmiiu, Honor Suriviy. Siienf, fine and siny-1 Bu! is stiii quita a guy. ERNEST MALYAKAS 4'Grc-ek iviurinre Rudiu. .IANIES NICHARRIS uiviacicn Commercial Pilotogmpiiy. Honor Suffix-ty, C.O, Sc-rr:-lary. 0.0. Rf-prvsvntaiivin Amvr iilun ifiisiory Ciuiw, Cilvss Ciuim, Cmncru Ciuir. VIIIPH-' S llflf ll SOUI 'lt' Fllllf IIIKILG SIHIIIH Pmviriing iws uronmi u wiliiv. XVILLIAM iXiFixiii.i.iAN uiviinfn ivinrinf' Engines, iviurinr' Engine- Ciuim, Si-1 lion Prrvsicii-ni. uiVis'lrupuiis, Enh'rininlnr'nt Connniiiw. Mac-tire irisix Mcin. A RALPH NAN'l'I'fl.l.O 'AC'lninnlUwn flurry lxlnrinv En- ginvs. nlvlnlro-H1'.n1,olh.-V A svnsv nf lnunor llmfs lnigllly finv, ll s om' Ilan! ulwuvs forums in on linw. BHNNY xlAS'l'Rll'fJl.l'l1fJ xlnrinv fflxgilws, Nlilfilli' lin- ginv filulm. Tmflly lw is n nlun, lxll imfvul lllilfl, ,IOIIN NIAIYRU H,luln1m fxlueif, Dunn- Baunl, Sym' plummir ffrcln-siru, Alf-rry fxlinelrvls. lfrmrgv ungf pvrwislmnw- mrnfm-r ull fflingps. l.ITlJXX'ICl NIKULOYFYZK Nik- Ibm! Building, Sw- Ii n Pr: irlm nl ru -5 ' , Awilll is IIU lmlll, 'llll ll IUUH. IfLl MUNZVANIQZ Num Nlnrim- 'I'rmh-5, Dr-ck. llmmr Nwivly, P,5,A.I.. Silw-r fxlwlnl nnsl Colm' Ahmlnl. H0 lH'lfl'l'l'5 lwnvr fmnlrlv Imnlfln 'lif lrnnlrlv frrmfrfrfs yon. LUCY IXIf,RRf,Nff 'lklvillyw Pow:-r ixlillliillf' r,lN'l'ilIiIlj.f, Iilillfif S0l'i4'ty, Njllufyllilu, BiIi!'lYRlll, A'I1'll'0 Klqx' cwlllll. ljlllv, 'Ill' ull Inv, Iron' vlwrq0Iif'f VYNTIIIA NIOSIZLEY firmly Vurntimml lxllwif, VS.A.L. Gull' N11-Jul. Nlvlrn Kc-y fwlulr, Syrnpllonic' fjrrln-slru, String fzuurh-l. XVHII 'mr nw lunyll, For lnfr we rlwvr. .IESSIZ NIIVNUER USCIIIJIVYU Ixlnrins- lfnginvs, Smlion Sr-r rc-laury. Al Ins! rm frvv. THEf,DfJRE PAPIIAS Ullalppyv' Niilfllillf' slump, S1-mlinn l,l'l'4iLl0llf, Sr-:linn View--llrn-eixlm-Ill, Sr-rlinn Yl1l'02lSlII'0f, Xxlfrfl' IPTUINI 'hill 'H' Hflllhllllljf' fffllll nur Sflllllli. IXIANUEI. PERIZZ Ixlurilu' Ifnginr-s, Sr-riioll Sm'rr'lnry. f flllil you I 41111141 flu ii. .IOSEPH PIZRRI Ulfnniu ffvn-su fxkurinf- Rawlins, Hnnnr Sn' si:-ty: Sa-rlirnu lin-si4ls'nI, Ulf. l'i1'llI'4'M'Il'ZltiYf'. 'lull' S my 'rr'tlIwlIl'V., .ll VRCEEN l'Hl'l'jR -'Pz'lvH fxlnrinr- lfllgirwe, IxIill'iIlf' lfnginf' lwlulw, A fileuufzlu um' :wry Ginrvrv fuuow. HANS PETFRSISN Slim Imam-H NTilf liI'Il' Shop, D.-fk Pa l ol. lug: fvvl flux! lTlllSC'lf'. RfJSE PE'l'RlYZZI Pow!-r Exlilfylilll' fjpf-ranking, Ixlvlro-Kvy flulv. S1-1 lion Pr:-sicls-nl. SNIKIPIII cilillllfil. Slw looks film spring urn' lnrllevs you 'ibn il hm. ANGEIIJ 'flnxull-Killyn Nlnrinr' rillflillif fwonws Ilw cfrnvllln-ul uml np ln' springs lo Iris fvvl. PAUL RIZGENHSS uRl'gj.lI'H fimnnn-rein' Pllulugrnplly. Honor Sufi:-ty, Pllulngmpluy filulm. Emlihmr uf HNIQ-lropolisf' Plmlugrnplly Slain, :xlnlinn Ilifhlfl' ffpa-rnlnr, Slmlvni in Qwllilfgl' of R:-11-pliull Svrviu-, Xvlwrz- Jo we slmnv nmrivs hnlny? HRW xlnrinn- Rmlin. Smlirm Prvsi- mlvnl, IXIIIVUYN lwvps ilu' sunny Simlv up. DONALD RILEY wlvlw Lilnvyn l'lmlugmpl1y Club, Clnvrn- islry fwlulr. Mr. lQ05l'll,,1'llI-S riglul lmlnl nmn, GEORGE RISTOXN' lSlumllm-sh Marino 'I'n-Jr-5 Dr-ak, Dr-rli Patrol, Nnvigutiorl fillllr. XVP warn:-'rf 'rim not lu Jouule an his Izloml. ROBERT RfYI'HNlAN nlirmlrn k1UllllllI'l'I'iHI lllmlugrnplny, C171 Rvprvsc-lllulivm-, Vidnry liorps, Plmhmgruplny Clulm, Svrlion Prrsiclf-nl. Xvurft lu' vlwr lvurn fo lamp luis moulin slnul. ANTHfJNY JR. H.losir', Jr, Nlnrinr- En- gim-s. Mllkl' neu' frivnrls lm! Ieewp flu- ou. CNHARLES SACQTD Hf'IlirliH lafilllly fiullurv, Nvorcfs rlorfl fuil nw, 'Ulf ft'tll ll'l'S Jo, SFHIXHDAIY Nlurinv fillgill4'S, fxlurinr- ffngilu- fwlulx. Hu SHHILIS lnigll in our opinion. INIARIE SFIAIID Pnwvr xlkllllilli' flpm-ranking, 5I4'lrufKvy Ululu, S1-rlimum Vim 1--Prvsicls-III. All f'lll'lllllIHYlg SINITIQIP fflll IN' IUIHNI llllfillf 'IPF Il'illSlHlII' WUFP. JEROME SCHRIEBFR Ulm-rryn Nimim- fingim-s. Exim: A'1l'lf'lllXJ'Hllll H-'IPUSIJS Sl'lll'l'ilH1Y'. LILLIAN HI.iN1yH IBVUIIIY fwullurv. Honor Sfvrivly, Ixlvkrn-Kvy flulr, S1-mliou Pn-slain-l1l, fiulur Gllnrrl, If Slw run mor'-a for fwrs. Xvolfv, slufs vnicivllfu DAVID SGAIANIISRO '.Duvs-H Mmm- lfngim-S. Tvu H In llw MllFiN1'-fI5llQillI'Sm. BENJANHN SHLIIQOVIW' uBr'nny lxlarim- Enginvs, Nlurinn- Fngim-s Club. Looks and 11115 lifes- u num, fm! . . . MALCOLM SUIJFY Hill D1-mul Nh-rllmmif A genuine frivml and An urlislir' fivm. ABE SPFRLING uspnrksn fxlarinr- Radio, Sn-rlirul Svrrv- hvry, Bnslic-llmll Squad. Hoy, ll'llPH-7,8 my mlufvllsvr? KJSEPHINE SPINELLI nspinnic-H B4-nuly Cullurr, Honor Sofia-ly, lxlvlro-Kvy Clulm, Nl:-Iropnliz-H Sc-rn-lury, Class cjlliiifllliifl'-f:iI'IS, Bounty is rm! only ,mr slmp, If you S1-u In-r on lim slr:-'QI you slap. Cilllllllll'I'liilI IJllUtl7gI'iI1l'IV. Ilnnor Snfivty, Editor-in-Claim-I HNIQ-lrupulis. Iillilllf-ill'cYwlIil'f ulxlvlru- Hash, G.O. Prvsiclr-nt, Library Squad, Sz-rtinn Prvsislf-nl, Rmliu Xvorksllnp lY,I'1'SifII'l1'. Nvlmlis my I.Q.? RAY SXYITLYK HRUIIAIIIYH Nlaurim- 'lhulf-S. Dwk. 'IP 'HIS ll Ql'f'llf 110111 of pfiflf' llllll ii l'l'SlYf'l'h-'fl ,IV UH, UIQRNAN STERN Sf-mmlf' Mnrim- Engim-S, Honur Sn' rivly. Emliilmr-ill-flair-f HNIPIFII-BI'il1'l7l!, Su-dirnl Sc-Crr-lnry, Virhmrv Corps. I.i!JPflIJ'l' is Illis young num, um' for ffm fulurv lm ,HIS u pluu. IZRNIE SXVIDERSKY EN'Im1lm Nlm-I-inv Slmp. If uw Ienurle lnim any morv lufll lwrvule. GERALD SXVISS Hjvrry Nlnrinr' Rixrliu, Sluclr-nl Cunn- Cil, Svvliun Pr:-sirlvlmi, Gfj. Ciiy Counril. Like ull Ixumuns, ,ww cough and sruwzo, Bu! rm! vm-ry Swiss run In-' u rlwvsv. SAVERIO TAiNiBURELLO Rocky Musicni instrument Rvpnir, G11 Vif'f--Prosifimlt, Svrtion Prvsiiivnt. Humor Ecii- Ior oi' uixicftropoiisfi Trurii iximini, Voiic-yimii Lotlvr. Sillll! ijorvnmn 4 lc-rms. H4-'is popularity itself: iw tirieies our IIIYIIIBIIJOYIP, IOHN TERRASI ixyitlfillf' Enginvs, Svvtion Prvsicivnt, fi.O. Ri-pri-svntntivv. As mn' os fl soiior Wim says HlYJl7llYY'lSillil'S,H ncousinn ixinrim' En5:im's, Sorlion I, vsicivnt. Tiiii, rioric unri immisonw, puts tile girls in ll trunsonu HRNESIV TIIOIVIAS minima, ivinfiaim- Silflfl, Trnric irtlvr. Running Bromi Jump. ci'li1'llIl'0US ami miasixing, too. XXII' ll'iSil HIPTK' ll'0l'l' IIIUTI' HIPII 'HH' YOU PETER 'VRAMONTANA Sf-vtifm 1 . Trumontunu, Mffnxiiuin, unri Hvifelz. COSIVIO 'IRIMBOLI Tim Brainn Marine Engines. Give 'lim u inovievy stifle, u giri, unc! u riay off from srirooi. f'i.EiViEN'i' TYSfJN Mfwivlilu Bout Buiiriing. I n'usn't into, llw Iwi, rung too rforly. THOMAS ULISSE Niarinc Engines. Kvvp lilis umivr your init. TASSO VENDIKOS A'Tlw Cn-ek Piiotogmpiiy. A mun of lim worid, air of a icing-1 Nrfm-r forgvls, ,refs limi luis fling. VFHOMAS VELLA Tommy Marine Enginvs, Ninrin Fnginm- fiulm, lst Cinss Yvmnun, Nvwmnn fwluiv. Prvparing for f0lTl0l'l'0ll'-'f0llllV. ANN VfJi.CiiflK uclllivn Br-ouiy Fuiluri-, Honor Soric-ly. iviiss Nivtro, Liimrury Squmi, Swimming cjillil, iX'1f'iFIl'K1'y' fiiuir, Alilivtim' Ciuim, GIF. IQl'Dl'f'Sl I1i2liiV!', Svrtion Prosicic-nt. This Bvuulis 'im' ami futv. PAUL Vii'lRVi'Ei..S ixinrim- Enginvs, Sc-vtion Sr-frvtnry. Hefs on inspiration to IHIIISPHV. UEURGI2 VVARMAN f'l.ipf Niurine Enginvs, iviurinv iinginv fiiuix, ciililiflllilll oi C. Steam is imttor tium Diesel. npiiilnpw Cmlllnvrriai piloting- rnpiny, gm-Ction ilrosicivnt, Svftion Vivo-iY,rv'si1i1'lit, Virtory Uorps. Pilotograpiny fiuim. He tiwugiv! it was H.0, im! it was HQSO4. MARVIN VVELLEN Conlmrrfiai Pilotograpily, Honor So- rivty. lxll oulstomiing personality. A pilologrupiwr of quality. DANIEL XVINKLER nxvinicn Niorinr' Rnfiio, ix1illlilgf'l' ot Basin-timii Tr-ann. i sivoufrio stood in jail. LEONARD YARENSKY uDr.H Niurim- Rmiio, Sl'if'lll'L CNIUID ixf'Il'llllH'r, ix1l'IlliNxf' 6 FFITIIIS, Hp iumws luis stuff, iw says. EDVVARD ZDUNCK Luk:- ixjlilfilillf' Slmp, P.S.A.L. I' . Avi fin' worcis in tin' worm spih' llilll. EDWARD ZUDOR Zoot Marine Radio. A cllaracter with a Mreet pleat. THEODORE ZUAXVSKI Hammer Head Marine En- gines, Section President, G.O. Representative. Give me u girl and l won't lie lnlue. ELSIE GUNN H---N Power Mactline Operation, Honor Society, Student Council. Nietro-Key Club, iVietropoiis' Staff, Section President. School Representative, G.O. Boro Wieetings. Anyiliing else? EMIL QUINONES .'Queeiiie Marine Engines, Track, Basicetinailx CLO. Representative, Section President, Section Secretary. li doesnt seem true, lqm getting out ut last. SAVINO SANTOPIAURO MFat Commercial Photog- raphy, 'tixfietropolisu Staff. Clleese aml plwtogruplw 1,011.1 mix. OLAF OLSEN Danny His alertness sllines foltll from luis eyes, and sllows in the way lie does luis wurle. Niarine Engines. JOSEPH SAVATI-ERI Speed Marine Engines. If he only livecl' up to his niclzname. CARIVHNE IADAROLA Sandman Commercial Photog- raplly. Section President, Section Vice-President. Xvidely acclaimed as one of the most impressive exampl- of masculinity. Mi cRhDvr5+5 Q ' ini: E721 1 .1 f -.l ' W EX E 5 S X:- ffhff . I H r7v 5 'rr '27 XG L SEQ all ,STA -.. rt Cm: , afw Zi . f ,X X ,x , A '- t-S' ' W' E59 eg 4, +52 5 pier 'CL iflfiff Q L6 ' 00.2 bu ? CEL' QQ 'Z W 5 reno ,fax QQ Jfotqtf X mf f 'ef NK-5 Soma-be ff . Ta .X SJZQQF OQXQNJ J WMU, 5. Sf QL 5?-atti' sd rg ' fa 7 rs- W fn .X M ,-- N an J 3352 2: 6 lfizl K 'xl 5.1 Z. ii :bv M llffnn l last mill emit Testament We, the senior class of June, 1943, having no mincis, anti knowing what is going on about us, cieciare this to he our Last Vviii and Testament. We cio herehy hequeath the following to the beloved faculty members oi Metropolitan Vocational High School: MR. MCiViULLAN-A motor scooter, so he can ride around in comfort. MR. C. A. ARRHENIUS-A pair of hrass knuckles. MR. J. G. CIRGSSMAN-A full course meal at Horn and Harclart. MISS H. C. CAREW-A turnstile in the medical room electri- fiecl to purge falzers. MR. CARUSO-One pair of Adler elevator shoes. NIR. ROSENFELD-A brand new lie detector in Room 200. MR. iViAiER-A hair hrush, hair tonic and a jar of mustache wax. MR. LASH-A ficlcile hetter than a Straziivarius. MR. KUPFER-A hair raising story. MISS BRICE-A ham sanclwich cut into forty pieces. lshe wants more than one., MR. TURCHIN-A hooked cane to snatch students as they come hy, for scalp treatment. MR. SALTZNIAN-One fine-grain tripocl ancl a negative ap- plicator. NIR. JACOBS-A trading post, with second hancl equipment. NIR. FRAiViPTON-A cigarette to stunt his growth. MR. MATTIS-A requisition for a new pair of curtains. MR. WINSTGN-A term without a program worry. NIRS. EDITH URIST-A cirama that will put Metropolitan on Broadway.H MR. KUNINS-Three clots ancl a dash. K iViRS. MARONI-Tile where-with-all to perpetuate the beauty of Metropolitan. NIR. NOVVAK-Some water for his ship and a clock in 421. MR. SCHVVING,-A hook about jitterhugging. NIR. SEMENKO-An old fashioned hathing suit lhnee length, for a Thursclay afternoon clip. iViR. BOLLENBACH--One horse power. MR. LYONS-A comic hook with the Green Hornet. MR. CUBOBA-A clictaphone and a walieie-tallaie. MR. BERARD-A hottie of emhalming solution for facial over- hauling. NIR. KOSLAN-A humorous story. MISS WOLFE-A julee hox in her office to get the seniors in the mood hefore seeing Dr. Keller. in witness whereof and the affixed seai of the Notary Public to this clay of June 24, 1945. WITNESSEID.. THE SENIORS OF JUNE 1945 Remember May The First 1 A challenge to our memories, some folks are always making. I sometimes stop to wonder 'bout the liberty they're taking. The Alamo-Remember itll the men would always say, They printed signs, poetic lines We can't forget the day. Pearl Harbors been attackedfn, they screamed- We'll not forget t That it was ever possible's a very doubtful fact. Remember Pearl Harborn is what we'll always see'-1 It gets me sore, what is it for? This forceful fallacy. One slogan, though, I'll ne'er forget--It's etched deep in my brain It's printed there in brighter tights than Remember the Maine. Its awful, dazzling, blinding light has put me at my worst, Its pointed spear is tipped with fear- HRemember May the First! I in You can't scare me with silly talk ,bout finishing on time, lust foolish words don't mean a thing, they aren't worth a dime. My project isn't tough, you see, just keeps me on the go: Fact it's a cinch, it's just a pinch .... Am I worried? Oh, no! I I Oh, foolish words, unthoughtful words, you nearly caused my end! You would have, too, if not my ways I presently did mend. For, when the month of April came, and found me barely started, Those flaming words rung through the herds. And idleness departed. I I his act! 1 Remember May the First tick, toctz, Remember May the First. The day was coming so darn fast that I was fit to burst! Oh, gosh, it,s almost done I think, my proiect's near complete The day's so near fm gripped with fear, But it can,t have me beat. Remember May the First tick, tock--it's going to drive me mad, The constant throbbing of the clock is too much for this lad, But here it is. my proiect's done, the fudge has quenched his thirst. Now try forget-I even yet- URemember May the First! ALVIN SISKIND Ama!! we wr .---...F A THE STUDENT COUNCIL 'lille Student Council miglil well lie compared to tlie House ol Representatives in Congress. Composed ol a representative lrom eacli section. its primary lunction is to carry out tlle wislies ol tile students tliemselves. Tlie representatives merely relate tlxe feelings ol tlieir sections to tlie rest ol time lmody and in tliat way activities tllat are really wanted liy tlie students are carried on. Among llie widely varied activities ol time General Organization, wlwicli include dances. movies, swing sllows. clulis. and a newspaper, perllaps tlwe newest and lastest growing are tlie Varsity Teams. Due to tlie consistent demands lay the students lor tlwese teams. a lxaslcetlmall team. under tlle supervision ol lvlr, Koslan, was formed last term. A swimming team was ll'lCIl organized witli Mr. Barr as Faculty Advisor. This term baseball and lraclc were added to tlwe list. The upper body ol tlie General Organization. tlle Board ol Governors, meets wlien necessary to review motions passed in time Student Council, and to decide tlieir desiralailily. Tliis body is composed ol tliree representatives ol tile Council, tlie G.O. President, and live teacllers. Dr. Keller presides as clwairman. The Board of Governors acts as a guide to tlie Council and is an important linlc lJetween time students, tlie teaclmers, and tile administration. HONOR SOCIETY Xve. time newly eiectect memtzers of ttie Honor Society do sotemniy pledge oursetues to maintain our tmigim sctioiarstiip, to preserve our good ctlaracter. and to continue our services to ttie end ttlat we stmuii teave ttmis sctiooi tnetter and finer ttman we at first found it. Ttmis oattm, wtmictm is tatcen tmy every memtmer ot time Honor Society, states tmrietty tmut neverttmetess comptetety. ttme tmasic purpose ot time Society. Untitce nmany ottmer similar organizations, tVtetropotitan's Honor Society seetcs tire weii-rounded student. Standards ot admission are not unusuatty tmigtm, tmut ttmey are unusuatty varied. Satisfactory sctmotarstmip is tundamentat, tgottm in stmop and academic wortcg com- menctatmte ctmaracter traits are essentiatg good tmeatttm and good attendance are re- quiredg and tinatty, a moderate amount ot service to ttme sctmoot community is needed. Vvtmite time Honor Society does not exctude time very tyrigtmt student or ttme very active student, students wittm eittmer ot ttmese traits atone, Witt not secure admission. No one tmas as muctm to do wittm admissions to time Honor Society as time in- dividual appticant. iVtemtmers ot time Society Witt tmctp ottmer students titt out apptications, taut ttmey tmave no voice in ltme etection ot nmemtaers. tVtemtJers ot time tacutty' give students ltmeir grades. ot course, taut tmave no direct connection wittm admission to time Honor Socety. Time student wtmo is eager to otatain memtoer- stmip in time Society, tmowever, tmas a great deat to do wittm time success ot tmis appti- cation. tt tme tmas met time requirements. no student or teactmer can prevent tmis etection. On time ottmer tmand, it time requirements tmave not tmeen met, no one in sctmoot or out can do tor tmim wtmat tme taited to do tor tmimsett. VVtmite time Honor Society devotes consideratate energy to time recruiting and etection of new memtners, its tnasic purpose is tnetter stmown in its many ettorts to tmetp matte our sctmoot a tmetter ptace in wtmictm to wortc and tive. Typicat ot' ttmis is its sponsorstmip of ttme Service Honor Rott. a tist ot time names ot att our students and teactmers wtmo tmave entered time armed services ot time United States. Ttme ptaque wtmictm now stands in time totmtiy ot time main tmuitding represents onty one aspect ot ttmis wortc. Letters are written to servicemen, and wtmen destiny catts, to ttieir next ot kin. Ttmrougtm time Honor Society, pictures ot some of our servicemen tlave been stmown at sctmoot assemtoties. Ttmere witt be more ot ttmese in ttme future. Time Honor Society is stitt young. and stitt growing. tts goat is not a re- stricted memtmerstmip of 50 or 60 students, tmut ot t,000, 2,000, even 5,000 students: its goat is to transtorm ttme Honor Society into an Honor Sctmoot. TE P0 The family cloclc vihrated, screeching its unwelcome alarm. To John, who was imhedded in quilts, it seemed to loolc hideous, ironical. It was there for the sole purpose of thwarting his happiness, compelling him to leave hed. He just wouldn'tl Only ten minutes--so what? He always got there early anyway. Simply slip his head under the covers, that's all. Oh, that pillowl At night it never felt right. He couldn't even place his head in an agreeahle position, hut now regardless of where he lay, it felt so comforting. His face slid into the creases -those warm, inviting creases. He could no longer resist it. Caressingly. John Brest encircled the pillow with his arm and pulled it closer to his face, already lost in the white warmth. He turned and ruhhed his face until finally all mo- tion ceased. It was so good .... urlohn, John, c'mon, get up out of there. It's twenty after. C'mon, get up. Oh, huh-what? O.K. fm gettin' up. I'II he right in, Sue. Susan turned around. unconcerned, and carelessly shuffled out of the room, her loose slippers scraping and hanging a hollow sound on the cold Hoor of the house. Gee, it's cold, hut what's the use? You gotta get up anyway. Oh, what a rotten feeling! So tired. so cold. so miserahle and still ya gotta go to worlc. Oh, the cloclc. I gotta get out of here. lt's lateln Ain't got time. Sue. just coffee. With a muffin partially protruding from his mouth he whizzed into the hedroom and dashed hack, coat and hat on his arm. In a single gulp the steaming liuid had disappeared. Darn it, do you always have to malce coffee so hot? Vvell, so long, I gotta hurry. Sue. evidently accustomed to such hehavior, nodded and sighed, Will he ever change? -Late again, hafta hurry again, cold again-I dunno, will it ever change? Oh well, wh:-1t's the use? Ah, the suhway at last. The air from down there certainly feels warm. Gosh, there's the train. I hope I malce it. This is just lovely. I hafta change a dollar. I'll just malce it though. There, I'm in after all. Now I can relax for two stations. Relax? VVho's that horing in from the rear? Who put the suitcase on my foot? Who grahhed my hanger? Gosh, fm swaying at very precarious angles. I might topple over any minute. The swaying--to and fro, side to side, my stomach. Oh that coffee didn't agree with the muffin! Nauseous, miserahle, crowded, unhappy-will she stop polcing that feather into my mouth? Ah. the station. lt stopped! Temporary relief. Relief? The pressure is increasing. The feather is ticlcling. My lunch is on the fioor. More still coming! How can they he so inhuman? Started, can't hreathe, stomach aches, head hangs, sick, unhappy, tired .... The perpetual rolling soon hecame a dull pain that was almost unhearahle. Finally his station. In a moment he was in the midst of a pushing, scramhling crowd. All he could thinlc of was air, the cold, exhiiirating air. He could see light'-only a matter of minutes now. Ahhl the air at last-. G'morning Sam, how's she running? The Negro elevator operator, expres- sionless, pulled the cahle which jolted the car and started it on its slow, dreary climb. Then he regarded Mr. Brest and answered merely with a forced smile. How- ever, John did not notice he was admiring the newly added Hart Workn on the gritty sides of the unpainted car. The pulleys winced and squeaked under the terrific strain. The hum of the motor was a constant buzz of irritation. The only con- soling sound was the movement through space--the continuous pulling of the cable. It seemed to John so steady and reassuring that he forgot his feelings and was brought back to earth only by the sudden stoppage of movement. Eight o'clock on the dot. Well, what's a few minutes after mean anyway? Just time to change and start work. uC'mon, John, get at the bench. They've started rolling in already. O.K., l'm coming. The work begani Dip it in the acid, out of the acid, in the acid, out of the acid, in, out, in, out. Loosen the spring, regulate the spring, tighten the spring. ln, out, loosen, regulate, tighten, loosen, regulate, tighten. Add more acid, add more water, add more water, add more acid .... The smell was starting. His head began to knock bringing that familiar feeling back once more. ln, out, banging: tighten, loosen, banging: loosen, tighten, banging. Minutes, hours, tools-minutes, hours, acid, sick-minutes, minutes, minutes. Time. dip it, time, screw it, time. Keep it steady, keep in time. Don't let it pile, no time, no time. Keep in rhythm, get the timing. Timing, timing'-time-time-time-1 Lunch, more work, more dipping, more screwing, more everything. The day, for John, dragged through a miserable existence. Two o'cIock, dipping, 3 o'clock, regulating, 4 o'clock tightening, 5 oyciock haiieiujahl Dressing, Changing, subway, riding, walking, steps, stairs, doors, opening, closing: home. 5 U 'Lo. Sue. l'll be right in. Eating was a mechanical operation for John. As soon as he had finished he felt as though a great burden had been removed from his mind. 'Tm gonna rest for a half hour before I go tonight. I don't care. Oh, John, must you go? It won't matter if you miss one night. You need a rest. No sir, the longer I go to school the less I work in that smelly rat-trap. I gotta make somethin' of myself yet. You can't imagine what it's like doing that kind of work every day. Sometimes I think fm going mad! If I didn't have the one thought of what I'II be doing when I finish school and leave this job, I don't think I could stand it. uvvell, John, lie down for a half hour. I'II wake you up in time.u No, thanks, I'Il just sit here and relax. Ir'Il be better that way. John's eyes closed and he sat in a relaxed position. Not one muscle of his body moved. All his tenseness had disappeared as his head fell back. The light from the room struck the upper part of his face, disclosing a serene, peaceful look shadowed by falling strands of his jet-black hair. JACK COHEN IVIETROPOLIS STAFF Faculty Advisor-INIr. I'Iermz1n .Iucolvs LITERARY STAFF EClitOFf-'BIBIILTTIC Kula .IoeI BeIIer Jack Cohen David GOIcIIxcrg Rila IVIacIc0I:f Saverio TamIJereIIo VVeIIesIey VVatson PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Faculty Advisor'-INIr. IVIeIvir1 Eclifor'-fPauI Regeness I'IaroIcI Evans VViIIiam KiesseI Joseph Pfenning Savino Sanlomauro Raymond Seraiinn Eflilor-in-CIIiof-AIvin Sisliinci J. Suhzman BUSINESS STAFF Fcwully Aclvisor-IxIr. IVIarco AIIJcrgo EIsie Gunn VViIIiz1m IVIc'IX'IiIIan Irving Shapiro Jose-piuine SpineIIi Bernard VVexIer ART STA FF Faculty Advisor'-Ix'Ir. Donald MCCQII .Iames IVIcHarris Irving J. Sandor AII:Jert Aster 'ECTICDNS 044, 'guoxls Stmxne' FAR gone, 'PscTU9-E QR 0 Lx.. PLUG- my 79. . E ' SECTION o o DJ --1 x Rm S I-X .. Q. .o. ,3 5 l um. -- Q-gb ' J, X xy ici, + Q1 ,,f'Hlm L! 5 fwim-7 , sf 'qfsjjj-2 E S omg ' I , MN W Mg-mfw , 3 , S V U'-'J 5 U1-QQ K PE V Qi- 9 M' F' Q-L-C9 51:92 , , QQ-'Q M-NCC , SECTION I NIR. XIIK. Advisor Prvsislvlllz .lusvpll Bilvllu Vim--Ijrvficlc-nl: :Wuriin Vigflnr Sl'l'Fl'lklfyI Aniluxnv lilllilllllvl SECTION 3 MRS. Moskowwz, Acluisx Pr:-simlvnlr Davis' XY1-irlgurlm-n Vin--I,r1-himls-Ill: .lnnws lvlllgnn SECTION 4 MR. YFURNER, Advisor PI'P4illl'lltI XV1-Ili-slr-V Xvnlsun Vile--Pr1'4i4l1'l1I: Alvin Siskiml SECTION 8 MR. SCIIVVING. Advisor Pr:-sirle-nl: Ualmrir-I Grimm View--Prf-sicln-Ill: Danny Fupurihx Sf'1'rl'lilryf lull!! lsvllllil SECTION 0 MR. VVUOD, Advisor A 1 . 'Irs-sul:-nl: Il, XX 1-:Ju-rg xyi1'4 ljfl'Si4lI'l1lI Dm-vilo Svrrvlfnrvz YH fwfr-qi SECTION I0 MR. MAIER. Advisor President: Saverio Tamliurvllo Vina--Prn-simlm-Ill: Donald fxlrfxull S4-1 rvlury: fxfllllll' frrm-llllivlll VIqfl'ilSllr1'fi I,l'lllliil'1I IAN Til fllill fl. I'e4'llYf'Sl'l1fflHY1'I Ijfkillk Arlluirxzrlg fazmwvr wh. X' SI A SECTION I3 IVIR. BACKMAN. AfIvisor 3 . - . I l'l'aItII'llIZ A. fusumlax Vin--Ilrn-si4I1-III: II. AIN-I SECTION I4 IVIR. IVICIVIULLAN, Advise President: Kurl Schwarz Ss-1 U-Iaxry: A. SIIIQIIIIZIH SECTIUN I5 IVIR. NOWAK, Advisor I'r1'si1I1'nl: Shunlvx' fInI4IsmiIIl SECTION I6 DR. WATSKY, Advisor Prcsidvnlz Anlllony VVIIIIP fin--Pre-si1If-nl: RHy'IllfJllfI Spuganclo SECTION 17 IVIR. CUDOBA, Advisor President: Teddy Zurawski VIf'f'-I,Fl'SIlIl'llIZ Ifrniv SwicIPrsIcy SECTION I8 IVIR. KISCH, Advisor Prvsidf-nt: Sol Srllorr VIK'l'-l,T1ISIfIPlllI Sul GMIUI SECTION 19 MR. TVESAR. Advisor Prr-siclvlllz l.vnnnrl Hulnllnrrg 'lure-usurm-r: Aniunio Villill Sn-Crm-iurv: xlillon l I0is1JIlf-r SECTION 20 MRS. WA1'SfJN, Advisor Pr:-siclvrll: Thou. Gmvvs Vin--Prq-sixlvrll: Xvvslon TVInrI.f'Hn S4-rr:-lnry: .lurgvn Pvlvr SECTION 22 MR. VVARAN01-'1-', Advisoa Prvsiclvlliz Xvininln Dllrry' XIil'L l',I'l'Sifh'IltI Ilonnlfl P1-Icrsvn Sf-cn-lury: Llt'l'Ulll6 Scllrciller SECTION 25 MR. VIIURCHIN, Advisor Pr:-siclm-rut: Ge-ruI1I Swiss Vicv-Pri-si1Is-Ill: Rirlmrml :Horowitz SECTION 26 VIR. ARR!-IENIUS. Advisor Presiclvnl: Howurcl Culnvl Vim-Pr:-simlf-nxt: Rnln-rt Imzzzari SECTION 27 MR, VIAN, Advisor Prvsi1I1'nl: Roll:-rl Slxipnmn Vin'-IJr4'siLI1'nI: ISPIIIEIUIIH Carp SECTION 35 MR. KUNINS. Advisor l'n-sielvnl: llnrulcl Sllillik Xyisc'-Pr4'siLlc'l1l: 'I-'minus Dvlxlvie Sr'f'rr'ln ry: Alvin Fei! SECTION 45 MR. ASTER. Advisor 'irc-sklmxlr flllxnvil Hnlmlvr x Vin--I rvsirlc-ni: KWIIKIYIPF l.ull1'rmun SECTION 40 MR. BERARD. Aclvisor l,H'SiQli'lI'Z lil:-4' Kish-r Vir'v--Prvsislvllkz fxlurlin lflwrson SECTION 46 MR. Tucci, Advisor Pr:-sirlvnl: S11-vm' .AVRIIUQIII ViC'4'-l,fl'SilICIltZ Bertram Fisher SECTION 48 MR. BLAU, Advisor K IRISS I,fl'F. illlll FQPILI Ixllilflill KETPFII Rcworclin grwrc-Iwrv' Rinwlrln Grip o g . . -. . , p liillifiill S011 illlll lfl'ilSlll'l'l I .IUIIII I'iill'Vlxy SECTIQN 50 MR. JACOBS, Advisor ,,I'f'Silll'IltZ Rolwri IQOIIIHIHH G.O. Rvprvsvrllnlivn-: Jos:-pl! Pfcnning Secretary: Leonard Dvulclr as sw' .. 5 . 1:1 1253, , 3t'?'f?W s Q- ,sm-: f- 325 M- , -wg 55961, SECTION 52 MRS. IVIARONI, Advisor Pr:-sicIr-nt: EI ic- Gunn Vin'-Prvsirlcnl: Ivlnric' Frigianlm Svr'n lnry: .Ios0pI1inc Spin0IIi SECTION 53 Miss NOLL, Advisor Prr'si1Ir'nI: Ivlnry Pinky Vii'f'-lJfPSifll'H'Z IVIiIcIl-CLI Fignar Scrrclnry: ECIIIII Criscioni SECTION 54 IVI RS. URIST, Advisor IITPSICIPHI2 Louisf' AnrIn'nIa Irvnsurvr: I.uc'y Ivlormnv SECTION 58 i MRS. WEISS, Advisor Prvsifivnl: Lily Sf-rluvvsliy Vice-President: Rosalie Cesaro SECTION 60 MR. COHEN, Advisor Presidvntz Ludwig lwikoloycyzk Vlcf'-Prvsicivlll: Nirkulzas F1'If'liiil Secretary: Nlilton Kauler SECTION 62 MR. ROSENKRANTZ, Advisor Pr:-sifir-nl: XViHizun Bvrgvr Vice-Pri-sicimilz Angola Titan:- Scrrelary: Nlilion Allsnlmulcr 'ii SECTION 64 IVIR. SALTEN, Advisor I'rvsifI0nl: Irving Shapiro SECTION 66 IVIR. BLEICH. Advisor IJr0sirI1'lll: Royal .Ivnsvn Vin'-IlrosirIvllI: Nic'I1oIals SOIUIIIIIIC CLK J. lll'l5l'OSl'lllklIIVP2 IIaroI:I KnpIan SECTION 71 IVIR. IDRESDNER, Advisor I'rcsic'Icnl: RumIoIpIn Slrojnn SECTION 73 MR. FRAINIPTON, Advisor Prvsiilvnlz Dfblllillifik fionlz- Vl1'l'-IJF4'SilI1'IltZ Flux Avnis Srwrvlziryz Vim lvvr Tnrgrovv fl, Iel'IYfl'SI'IlfilUVl'Z Xvillimn Srlnnii SECTIUN 75 MR. LASIA1, Advisor 1 ln-sifli-nl: Gnmlnmll Vil'K?AlIfU5illi'lllZ Slzugm-Mi SECTION 77 MR. Hsmzlc, Advisor Ilrvsiflvnlr XXVIII. Slllnll Sorrolnryz Hnrolml Evans Treasure-r: Harold Vxycisbcrg SECTION 79 MR. MARSHALL, Advisor prvsiclvnl: Vinrr-nl Cosin Vicf'-Prvsiflmlic fsr-urge XNYHTIIIHII Sn-mrc-tary: Limlcn Clark SECTION 84 MR. GERVASI, Advisor Prrsiflc-nl: Vvullvr Koslvcllko Sr-rrclnry: Frank Furinclla SECTION 88 MR. COHN, Advisor Prf'sirlr'nl: Xvillizun N1rlx1iH2u1 Vivv-prvsiflvlllz Fr-nl Curfew: Trl-zusurvr: Cllurlvs Biglow SECTION 89 MR. FEINSTEIN, Advisor Prvsirlf-ni: G4-orgv Klolwrzlnlxz Swrvtary: Alxrnlmln Spc-rling SECTION 00 MR. SALTZNAN, Advisor !JflfSiKll'HlI IIIVOIIDFK' lydppili Sm'rc'lary: Elm Rulmlrl GO. R1'prr'svr1lnlix'1': Dnvirl tQUIll'll SECTION 03 MR. IVIOONEY. Advisor Prvsirlvnl: Frlwmrl l:ilZgI'l'illfI Ufl, Rr-pre-sf-nlniivr-: Rvw Hullwrl Ahl'I'l1iltf'I Xvilliinll Your Heritage ln the early hazardous dawn of man's existence, there dwelled within him the instinct of self-preservation. His intelligence uncultivated, man lmew no way to comhat the unfriendly phenomena of fire and water. For countless centuries he observed the fallen twigs and logs that Hoated with ease on streams and rivers, and more centuries passed loefore he recognized the possihility of constructing a successful sailing vessel hy hollowing a log. By gradual degrees, oars or steering wheels were added, and sails were hoisted: larger and sturdier ships were made to endure the strains of longer and more perilous journeys. Kings and queens, with lust for power, new lands, new routes to distant points, gold and spices, encouraged ship construction. They recognized the benefits and profits ol sea commerce as compared with the advantages of land caravans. They sent forth triumphant ships to seelc these new treasures. Little was expected of the seaman oflthat erag if he was adventurous, hold and alole-lzmodied, he was qualified. And so hegan the colorful tradition of the sea, to he passed on from generation to generation. After the coming of the Industrial Revolution, the ship of timhered hulls and sails slowly vanished. In its place rose the modem, mechanized majesties of the deep . . . science's more complicated contrihution. To the hoys of Metropolitan this heritage will pass. Here in snug harhor our men prepare to carry on. ln deck, machine, engine, radio and hoat-huilding shops we are molding the mariners of tomorrow. 'From failing hands to them we throw the lighted torch.H BLAN CHE KATA 5 'E Q Q E E 2 'z 2 S A E 3 S 2 3 Wm 1 1 ,f Q f ,. NMA w0w,wnw.,.WM ww- ...W 1 TIME The sand smoothly flowing down an hourglass reflects our universal existence. Endless time has proven us to he steadily raising our level ol existence.. . . from the miserable, clumsy cave-man era to the shrewd, distasteful middle-ages which finally gave way to our contemporary times. Thus the people of the earth, en masse, have continuously partalcen of the worlds offerings and then were lost in the earth's vastness when each single contrihution was devoured. Lilce a struggling, successful actor grown unpopular hecause of his loudding smug, over-confidence, such was the history of man. The cave man individual slowly freed himself from his lowly existence to give hirth to the new man who made use of his greatest weapon,-his thinlcing facul- ties--to discover the advantages of clanning. Man molded together and thereafter developed a contest.-a hattle of wits, which offered power as a iaclcpot. The late of millions was heing controlled hy few and thou- sands no longer anticipated the coming of a new day-each dawn brought only misery and suffering to satisfy the desire of a minority group. Beliefs and feelings now increasingly divided. Yet, in scattered directions, a new idea was loeing cultivated. Those few who grasped the new idea of unionism and cooperation planted a seed that grew very slowly hut re- tained its significance. Equality and freedom from tyranny resulted from that new ideaQand then the very heginning of the hirth of the democracy that we lcnow today was conceived., Today man is still divided: the world is still a far cry from an ideal Utopia, yet he need not despair.-for with all the unloalanced living, there is a definite direction which he has repeatedly tried to follow. His aims point toward that distant Shangri-La that, we loelieve, is definitely ap- proaching. The people of yesterday have given the people of today the will for progress, and it is for us. today, to olzler the same to the future. Time is ours now: there is much to he done. When your hour glass has run through. what will we. as individuals. he ahle to claim as our dedication? 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