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

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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:

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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.

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