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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1945 volume:

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Today, 'rwenfy-five years larer, +he cycle is complefed and Mefropolilan sfill looks forward +o 1'he fu+ure and +o a new build- ing in a new world hallowed wi+h +he blood of +oday's heroes who are figh+ing +o make +he dreams of yesferday in+o fhe reali'I'ies of fhe fu+ure. LX Q IEN TUHRY J! I ,v N wwtiwr. 4 bg W9 WW al dgfifivlh M 'I uae o 0 O O O IFRAIXIIRILIIIXI I, IIQIEILILIER P R I N C I P A L OF METROPOLITAN F O R 25 YEARS TO THE STUDENTS OF METROPOLITAN We have iusl' celebrafed lhe 300l'h anniversary of lhe birlh of Wil- liam Penn, one of 'I'he greal' 'Figures in lhe hislory of our coun+ry. ln seH'ing up +he governmenl' of Pennsylvania, which he founded, he con+ribul'ed mos+ impor+an+ elemenls +o our democralic way of life-perfecif religious freedom, iusl' and friendly relalions wi+h lhe lndians, and opposifion lo slavery. All +his you have learned in your s'rudy of hislory, bul less well known is his advocacy of vocalional educafion. Excepl' for The quainlness of his language, he mighf have been speaking lodayz For fheir learning, be liberal: spare no cosl, for by such parsi- mony, all is losl +ha+ is saved: buf lel if be useful knowledge, such as is consis+enl wilh frulh and godliness, noi' cherishing a vain conver- safion or idle mind buf ingenuily mixed wi+h indusfry is good for +he body and mind loo. I recommend +he useful parls of marhemalics, building houses or ships, measuring, surveying, dialing, navigal'ion. Whal Penn wrofe so many years ago is slill lrue. lngenuify mixed wi+h induslry will be good for your bodies and minds. May fhey make your lives full of +ru+h and godliness and happiness. Franklin J. Keller Principal IFIRAIXIIR II-III IRAIIXIIE . ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I TEACHERS IN CHARGE ILUUIIIS WEIISS MDNROE BUILDING IHIAIRXIRY WIINSIIUN MADISON BUILDING S.S. BROOKLYN fmzfmzzfflffifiiIIIIIIIIIIIL MAIN BUILDING MONROE BUILDING MADISON BUILDING IZEI YIES II IERIDAY If Time were suddenly iurned back 'io I9I9, many of us would be amazed al wha+ we should see. The world has hopped, skipped and jumped over +he las+ +wen+y- five years and effecfed enormous changes, and, no+ +he leas+ of +hese, is +he change wrough'r in Me+ropoli+an. ' Like mosi' voca+ional schools, Mefropoli- lan s+ar'red ou+ as a small coniinualion school wi+h a handful of s+uden+s and was known, in i+s early days, as +he Easl' Side Confinualion School. Lei' us, for a momenl, +urn back +he years and peek in+o The home of John and Mary Smilh, s+uden'rs al' +he Easl' Side Conlinua- 'rion School. There is nolhing ex+raordinary in l'he ap- pearance of John as he comes in 'lo break- fas'I', and, if you looked quickly, he wouldn'+ seem very differenl' from 'rhe John Smi+h who a++ends Me+ropoli+an in l945. A sec- ond glance, however, convinces you ihal +his is nor I945. His collar is sliff and high, his panls are +igh+g his iackel looks a liH'le like a sausage casing. There is no familiar peg in +he pan1's and +he drape shape wi+h The reel' pleai' is enlirely absent The ap- pearance of his sisler Mary, however, is slarlling and you migh+ fhink you were in 'rhe Gay Nine+ies. She wears a shir+waisl' and a skirl' which hangs iusi six inches above ANDWV Eiecfed from +he Subway, +he s+uden+ of Mefropolifan moves across Park Row, dodg- ing fo avoid 'rhe cars, busses, frucks and frolleys fhai' swoop down from +he Brooklyn Bridge al' his righf. As he furns back +o +he Bridge, if looks like a greal' horn of plenfy pouring for+h a mul'ri'rude of vehicles which, like life's blood, feed fhe financial and in- duslrial dis+ric+s which lie below if. He walks Easl' on Chambers S+ree+, a fhoroughfare no+orious in +he hisfory of New York, s+ill s+amped indelibly wifh fhe memen- foes of i+s pasf. Pasl fhe Coasl' Guard Bar- racks, fhe sfudenf lazily approaches fhe Main Building sei' like a iewel in fhe squalor of fhe surrounding slum. Furfher Norfh, on 'rhe oufer boundaries of Knickerbocker Village, sifs fhe Monroe Building whose +wo lop floors form +he Academic Annex of Melropoliian. Above i+, like a fireless symbol, sfrefches fhe Man- haHan Bridge, gaunl and ausfere. Two blocks away, on Madison S'rree+, sfands +he Madison Building, a grandfarher among schools. On fhe easfern perimefer of fhe neighbor- hood flows fhe Easf River feeming wifh wafer lraffic, while on fhe Wesl' broods Chinafown wifh ifs labyrinfhs of mysfery. QDAY YIESSH IERI AY fhe ground. Her hair is long and fied up in a severe bun a+ +he back of her head. Papa . and Mama Smifh would have hyslerics if Mary used lipslick or rouge, alfhough 1'hey occasionally permil' her +o use powder. John and Mary leave -For school 'rogeiher and fhey board one of +he brand new +rol- leys, or, perhaps, 'lhey bicycle +o school. As 'lhey approach +he school, +hey see +he building, a small, unimpressive brick edifice, formerly P. S. No. 7, localecl on Chris+ie and Hes+er S+ree'rs. They meer classmafes who look very much like lhem, and, as +hey en+er 1'he building, 1'hey discuss 1'he burning +opics of fhe day: fhe recenf Armislice, Pro- hibi+ion, baseball and jazz, fhen beginning +o become popular. Some of +he s+uden+s, as They s1'roll 'rhru fhe crowded halls, hum +he popular hir of +he day, Hindus1'an, while o+hers sing songs from fhe exfremely popular Robin Hood, a brand new oper- e'Ha by Reginald De Koven. John probably aH'ends a Woodworking, an Elecfric Wiring Shop or, perhaps, he al'- fends classes in Typing or Bookkeeping. Mary is enrolled in eilher a Secrelarial or Sewing Course. Twen+y-five years ago, +he Easl' Side Con- +inua+ion School was +he liHle seed of Me+ro- poli'ran foday iusl as Merropoliran foday is The seedling of a greaier and grander Merro- polifan of +he fu+ure. X-XNID TVUDAY Each morning, before any classes s+ar+, Home Room discussions are held under +he leadership of an advisor. The purpose of 'rhese lessons is +o orien+ +he s+uden'r in and ou'r of school. From fhe Home Room Period, +he sfudenl' moves +o his nex+ class, and, as he walks fhru fhe halls, he hears 'rhe sounds which blend info fhe characierisfic harmony of a voca- 'I'ional school. On fhe fhird floor, fhe home of +he Music Depar'rmen'r, he can hear 1'he melodious voice of fhe sfrings, 'rhe marfial air of +he brasses, 'rhe sof+ fones of fhe woodwinds all led by fhe experl' baron of fhe leachers. In 'rhe Mari+ime Deparfmenf, he can see fhe greai boilers and equipmeni being serv- iced and repaired, he can see embryonic felegraphers prac+ice fhe spanning of greal' disfances. In o+her rooms, rough-hewn blocks of mefal slowly falce shape under ihe sfudenfs' eager hands, and, in oihers, wood is beni' and shaped in+o boa+s of all sizes. In fhe Dramafics Depar1'men+, 'rhe rooms ring wifh soliloquy and dialogue. All fhese voices are 'rhe Voice of Meiro- polifan foday. ln +hese halls, young America is faughl' fo find ifs place in a world where only +he well-irained and fhe well-educafed are called upon fo be leaders. LAST WIIILIL ANI TIESTAMIENTT We, fhe Senior Class of January, I945, being of weak mind and un- sound body and subiecf fo oufside influences, do hereby bequeafh fhe following fo our dear and beloved feachers, all members of fhe faculfy of Mefropolifan Vocafional High School, and fo fhe many organizafions we have had fhe misforfune fo belong fo, we leave fhe following small grafuifiesz TO THE TEACHERS Miss Wolff . . . A good comic book fo gef fhe seniors in fhe mood for seeing Dr. Keller. Mr. Turchin . . . A place fo hold a 6.0. dance. A 6.0. fo hold dances. Some sfudenfs fo go fo a 6.0. dance. Mr. Kupfer . . . A comb and brush sef wifh hair fo mafch. Miss Roesdale . . . An aufomafic flunking machine wifh sfudenfs fo flunk. Mr. Jacobs . . . One slighfly used easy chair wifh one slighfly used copy of Esquire, all slighfly used by Mr. Jacobs. Mr. Maffis . . . One free card fo any public library. Miss Mearson . . . One reaper and binder for her surplus corn crop. Mr. Berard . . . Some one ofher fhan Mefro sfudenfs fo pracfice bufchering on. Mr. Bollenbach . . . An A card for one of his engines. Mr Dr. Weiss . . . S Mr. Luloff . . . A sfudenf who never cufs. Mr. Nowak . . . A boffle of champagne wifh which he can launch his ship. ' Winsion ' ' ' Z A ferm wifhouf program worries. T0 THE OR6ANIZATIONS The 6.0 .... 99of,., 6.0. The Honor Sociefy . . . A few sfudenfs who can read and wrife. The Deck Pafrol . . . A pair of brass knuckles fo replace fheir worn ouf rubber hoses. Library Squad . . . A lo'I' of overdue books. The Mefropolis . . . A million years fo wrife. The Crows Nesf . . . Some eggs. The Baskefball Team . . . Lesson l on how 'ro play pofsy. The Soffball Team . . . Lesson 2 on how fo play pofsy. The Swimming Team . . . Lesson 3 on how fo play pofsy. The Cheering Squad . . . Throaf spray. The Senior Class of nexf ferm . . . Beffer luck. Wifnessed and affesfed fo on fhe 3Isf day of January, I945. May God have mercy on our souls. Sl6NATURE THE SENIOR CLASS OF JANUARY I945 SIENIIQRS SIENIIOR CIEILIEIBRIITVIIIES Mosf Popular Boys Mosr Popular Girl rrrr L L so Handsomes+ Boy rrrr PreH'ies1' Girl ..v,r L, L r,,Franlc Cohen .V,Be++y Nunes Edward Tychynslcy L,, ..Ri+a Trifos Mosl lnduslrious, .,aa aa,a L aar,oraro A lvin Ferl' Mos? Cooperalives- aaaao LMarco Albergo Besr Dressed Boy ,aaAA.a,e..... Ed Colon Besl Dressed Girls, ror.,oo4. Lillian Schmidl' Bes'I' Disposifion .aarr .,,.,,....,o R ifa Trifos Quie'I'es+ ir,,lr . Early Bird saaaa Larecomerar Class Wit so Class Clown aarrrr Class Gossipar L Class Charac+er L Superman ..,.,eeea,.,sa Mosl Afhlelic .,ro,. Mosr Likely To Succeed .,oraaaor Class Polifician ..sss...sssr,s A Class Pesl' ..os..,,. Mosr Versahle sssa.,... .s.ss. L L. rm.,Marie De Luca rL,s,..lrving Shapiro .,sr..Lillian Schmidr ..sS+anley S+erling Raymond Donnelly .L..LBeHy Nunes .Michael Fleischer ,m..assaJohn Cisfo L s,.. Israel Shinder W,.sRichard Kur+z L , alrving Shapiro r.rAlvin Roo+ .Harold Shalilc JEROME ADLER Sei. 45 MTR Jerry'-Handball Tourna- menl. Could lineal anybody Ir- lwandbal. MARCO ALBERGO Sea. 8 M.T.E. JACK BERLAND Sei. 3 M.T.E. FRANK BESIGNANO Sec. 88 M.T.E. GO, Member 7 Ierms. GEORGE BIRK Sec. I'-7 MIR 'The Volcell-Honor Sociefy, Rifle Teann, Le? George do III WALTER BRZEZINSKI SEC. 88 MTD, Deck Palrol, Assr. Caplain. G.O. Member 7 ferms. GEORGE BYNOE Sei, I9 'Sonny'-Iraclc Ieam, 2 major Ms , Honor Soclery Melropolis slag, class presi- dent baskefball learn. Kiss and fell. PETER CACCIO Sec, 42 M.T.E. 'Burch'-Class presi- dent G.O, Member, Handball feam. HOWARD CHERIN Sec. 88 M.'I.E, 'Zombie' Marlne Engine Club G.O. Member 8 ferms. HING CHIN Sec. 88 MTB. THOMAS CILIA Sec. 4 MTR Doc Secfion presldenl 2 Ierms, G.O. represenlalrve 2 Ierms, D.P. I Term, hand- ball fournamenf. Youre wrong, Derneis' FRANK COHEN Sec, 25 M.I.E. Mefropolis slag, Varsily Baslcefball Ieam. Alfernare 6.0. represenlafive, Squad leader 6 Ierms, 6.0. member 8 rerrns, Shop represenlalive, EDWARD COLON Sei, 64 MIR Eddie Honor Sociely, Secfion presldenf, Alwndance. MARIE DELUCA Sei. 59 BC 'Slnorly Color Guard. THOMAS DEMEIS Sec. 35. ALVIN FEIT Sei. 35 MIR 'A Cnlel Enjneer Sozlely, E slwop sludenl GMO, Memoer 8 re-rms. ALFRED FESTA Sec, 90 M.I.E. Bobby Sul Clase rr , G.O. 8 forms Class Track ana Baslcefbal' Teams. MICHAEL FLEISCHER Set, I9 MTR 'Mlzlfey' Pros, of Honor Soclely. Vlce-Pres. QI Secrlor 4 +e-rms Sfaize eleclrlcian. 'Alaoul Ilme I gc' 'Ju ol .Il ALFRED FOLEY Sec. 64 M.T.E, Al Honor Sociely Vice-Pres. Sec, Pres. and Treasurer Honor Sociely Treas- urer, 6.0. Rep. ALBERT FORMAN Sec. 75 VM Sunny Swinq Band. Look our, 6ene Krupaf' SOL GADOL Sec. I8 H.T.E. 'Sally Saul 6.0. Treasurer, Board of 6ofernors, Honor Sociely, Receprion Commil- ree, Maririme Engine Club, Volley Ball Team, Class Pres.. Sludenl Council, Farm Viclcry Club. GILBERT GELLER Sec. 90 Cl. '6illy Honor Sociely, Sec. Pres., 6.0. Delegale, Class Team, IOOCTQ, 6.0. Mem- berslnip 8 Terms. RAYMOND GUCCIARDO Sec. I3 M.T.E. 8 6eI Me 0ne Class Pres. Two Terms, Capl. Valley Ball Team, Runner-Up on Handball, Declc Palrol, IOOZQ, 6.0, 4 Yrs. AARON KAPLAN Sec. 90 CL Elem Healllw Honor Roll 6.0. Member. NICKOLAS KAVCSAK Sec. 3 MTR. Accepled as a Cader al Marilime Academy, 6.0. Member for six farms, 6.0. Represenfmiye 3 Terms, Member of Deck Palrol. SIDNEY KIRSHINER Sec. I9 MTR 8. RICHARD KURTZ Sec. I9 Eleclric Vfirinq Rickie Honor Sociey, Slaqe Eleclrician 2 Yrs. AI lasl llrn qellinq oul. HAROLD LEFF Sec, 88 LeIIy Draflinq, Baslcelball Team, Honor Sociely, 6.0., PSAL 6old Medal. Lellf, Clown, Lelf. IRVIN6 LIEW Sec, 32 MTR IA Handball Slar. FRANK LIOTTA Sec, 89 8 CL Superman 6.0. 8 Terms, Can you do Ilwis one arm snalclw? EMILIO LOIAONO Sec. 69 Voc. Music Lo Newman Club. HAROLD MANTEL Sec. 93 Marine Engines Harry Honor Sociely, Sec, Pres, Marine Enqine Club, Prom Commlllee. CHARLES MARTINI Sec. 88 M.T.E. Broadway Vice Pres. 6.0., IOOLX, 6.0. 5 Terms, IOOOXO Allendance 5 Terms. GEORGE MEDER Sec. 23 M.T.E. Sec., Pres. Sec, Seclry. Marine Engine Club, 6.0. Rep., Member of Prom Com- miflee. NORMAN METCHIS Sec. 67 M.T.E. Gel Me One. BETTY NUNES Sec. 54 Music Teddy Senior Class Sec. and Treas., Board of 6overnors, Clmeering Squad, Class Presidenl, Honor Sociely, Library Squad, Enlerlainmenr Commillee. A Prerry Paclcaqe of Dynamire. MICHAEL PHELAN Sec, 32 MTE. 'Get me one. Sec- tion President 2 Terms Sec. Vice Pres. 2 Terms, Member ot Prorn Committee. FRANK PIVACCO Sec. 88 M.T.E. 'Prancis' 0.0. Mem' ber tor 4 years. JOSEPH PLAVIN Sec. 35. ALVIN ROOT Sec. 32 MTE. 'Get me one. Deck Patrol 9.0. every term. FRANK RUBINO Sec. 30 M.T.E. Engineer 'Rubiei' Class Pres., 0.0, Member every term Handball Team. PERCY SANDERS Sec. 37 Voc. Music Danny 0.0. Rep. ANTHONY SANTORO Sec, IO MTR Beau Brain' Glass V.P., Baseball Team. Future Navy Man! 'Anchors Aweighf' DANNY SAPORITO Sec. 8. M.T.E., Sap Vice Pres. ot Sec., Handball, Basketball. LILLIAN SCHMIDT Sec. 54 Beauty Culture Pickle Reception Service. lrrziey Lilly, Bay, am i izeiiey' HAROLD SHALIK 5ec. 35 MTR Chi las in shyl Basketball Team, Sottball Team, Crows Nest Class Presi' dent, Chairman ot Sports Committee 4 Terms. Always on the ball. IRVING SHAPIRO Sec. 64 MTE, Bingo Board ot Gov- ernors. Captain Lunch Patrol, Honor Society, Class Presi- dent, Marine Engine Club, Science Club, French Club. Metropolis, Metro Beacon. School Mimeographer. I came, I slept, I graduated. HAROLD SHERMAN Sec. 89 Photography I-Tal Sec. Treas., Secty.. Health I-Ionor Roll, Deans Ottice Member 5 Terms. . GO. SAL SHIKMAN Sec. 79 MTR 8 Veronica Foreman 3-4- 546 Terms, Baseball Team. Anchors Aweighlw ISRAEL SHINDER 48 MTR 8 Laby Baslcetball Team, 6.0. President 6.0. Delegate, Volleyball Team, Always breaking up something. JOHN SISTO Sec, 45 Maritime Declc 'Sisco Kid, Two Terms on Deck Patrol. 'Oh Mother, or But l Love 'em all. GEORGE STAGNITTI Sec. 75 Music Librarian, Mig Kupter, theres a cello part missing. STANLEY STERLING Sec. 50 Commercial Photography Steele Metropolis Statt, Camera Club, G.0., Alternate Deans Otlice, Ping Pong Team 6.0. Member 6 Terms. ALBERT STERMECKER Sec. 8 Marine Engines Dutch 7 Term Vice Pres. Sec., 8 Term Pres. 5ec., 8 Term Pres. ot the Senior Class. ROBERT SWINGLE Sec. 32 M.T.E. Gel me one Class Pres., Class V.P. Twice, Radio Workshop, lOO'7, G.0. Mem- ber, Defense Sfamp Colleclor. RICHARD TAFFURELLI 89 Pholography TaTly Honor Sociely, IOOCYC, Cerlificale 5 Terms, Class Secrelary, G0. Rep, 2 Terms, Heallh Honor Roll, Camera Club, G.0. Member 6 Terms. RITA TRIFOS Sec. 54 Beauly Cullure Burch Library Squad, Deck Palrol, Receplion Service, G.0. Rep., Class Pres., Class Vice Pres.. Board of Governors. LAWRENCE TROMBINO Sec. 35 Marine Radio lRadic Teleqrapher 2nd Classl Sparks, The Engineer. Honor Sociely, Swimming Team, Leadership Club Volleyball Team, Service Squad, Handball Tournamenl, Class Presi- denl, G.0. Council. Lookoul knife! LeT me rap Doc. EDWARD TYCHYNSKY Sec. IO Maririme Engines Side Marine Engine Club, Honor Sociely, Deck Palrol THOMAS WILLIAMS Sec. 3 Limey M.T.E. G.O. Member 4 Terms and a class olziicer. WIATKOWSKI Sec. I9 Marine Engine Depl. Wick Swimming Team, Vice Pres., Secrelary and Treasurer ol The class, BERNARD WOODS Sec. 88 M.T.E. Engine Sei me one 8 Term G.0. Membership. MllETR0lP0lLllS STAIFIF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF I Lesler Zuckerman MANAGING EDITOR Daniel E. Rowinsky SPORTS EDITOR. ........ .. ....... MS. Jay Welsh William Wieder Teresa Sciacovelli Harry N. Marlin Roberl' Sachieri Verna Verna Ludwig L. Niederman Norman Rosenlhal Alfred Heller ART EDITOR ............ ......... . .Gilda Caramlco ASSOCIATE EDITORS Alfred Raheb Rose Yaish Peler Sousa Bruce Troner R. De Laurenlis Roberl Moss David Goldberg Slanley Slerling Richard Taffurelli Roderick Marlino Max Cohen Berfram Rubin BUSINESS STAFF Joseph Di Michael J. B. Rosenberg Murray Cohen Herman Jacobs A. A. Weingarlen Lesler Feinslein ww b- ' MVETVROIPDOILIIS lhere emerges from hibernaiion a Hred and bored group of s+uden+s who a++emp+ fo wrife-in English-a year book. Wiih fourfeen gray hairs in four+een graying heads, +hey group lhemselves abouf 1'wo worldly-wise leachers who, in beHer years, wenl' under fhe aliases of Mr. Rosenberg and Mr. Jacobs. Full of ambi'rion, fhey awake from slumber, rush in+o work and s+op affer +he game gels cheap. All of 'lhese li+erary figures of no renown are led by a so-called Edilor-in-Chief, who someiimes may even wri'l'e 'For The book if he finishes sweeping in +ime. Nobody is considered for 'rhe sfaff unless he fails English wi+h a mark of fiffy or less. The Business Sfaff is nofable for ifs complefe lack of inferesf in busi- ness. M., . .. , Ml5llRST ILADYY WIISHTS MlIETlR.OlRUILlITAN A+ +he invi+a+ion of Dr. Keller, Mefropolilan was honored by a visir from Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt A+ +he iime of her arrival in +he morning, Mrs. Roosevell was accom- panied by Superinlendenl' of Schools Wade. Mrs. Roosevel+ made a 'lour of fhe Main Building in order +o make a Firsf-hand survey of marifime 'rraining a+ Me+ropoli+an. Under rhe guid- ance of Dr. Keller and Dr. Paine, Mrs. Roosevell' visiled +he Engine, Deck and Radio Shops and also paid a visif +o +he Drama+ics Deparrmenr. Affer fhe four of inspeciion, Mrs. Roosevell' aH'ended a special as- sembly held in her honor. The keyno+e of +he assembly was 'rhe 'reaching of lhe Marifime Trades al' Mefropolilan. The assembly opened wilh +he salule 'lo 'Phe flag and +he singing of +he Nalional Anfhem. Following a seleclion played by fhe Melro Band, fhe Deck Depar'I'men'l' presenfed a play depicling an average day on lhe bridge of a ship al' sea. Afler fhe play, Dr. ,Keller presenfed Superinlendenf Wade who in+roduced Mrs. Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevell' +old Me+ro s+uden+s +ha+ The Na+ion's Pledge of Allegiance mus+ be +ransla+ed inlo everyday living. H' does noi' mean, she said, liber+y and ius'I'ice for me and noi for you, bul liberry and ius- 'rice for all of us. Following The Firs'l' Lady's speech, Dr. Keller fhanked her for her visif and exfended an invi+a+ion for a visii' in +he near furure. 0 We QA w 52-'i52I'1f:,E:: ? AM : 5 Yy,f,5v4.3 ff' ,Q f Q 0 ,ig Q Z ' Y 9 I2-I6 I7-20 20. 2I 23 26 30 2. 3. 4. lHllEAlDlLllNIES SEPTEMBER Enrollmenf Week. Freshman class looks af school in awe. Seniors look af freshmen in surprise. Teachers say fhey are ready for ferm fo come. Sfudenfs are ready for ferm fo go. Mr. Weissberger, on hands and knees, begs sfudenf body for anofher baskefball player in order fo bring dribblers fofal fo fwo. Three fo go. Freshmen sfop looking: so do seniors. Deck Pafrol organized during fhird floor weekly poker sessions. New affendance card sysfem baffles sfudenf body. Represenfafives are sure solufion will furn up soon. Mefropolis sfaff meefs and organizes. OCTOBER Seniors appear in new school uniforms and sfand af affenfion while uniforms sfand af ease. Mr. Weissberger, sfill begging, gefs anofher feam member bringing fofal of quinfef up fo fhree. Two fo go. Firsf 6.0. meefing. Wake fhaf represenfafive up!l is mosf common phrase heard. New lunchroom opens in Monroe dungeon. Faculfy surprised as fhree sfudenfs find fheir way ouf. GIF TIHHE TIER M 7 I2 I6 20 22 28. 3I 3 9 IO. I3-I4 IS. Rumors circulafe +ha+ school newspaper will ap- pear, if sraff learns +o spell before November. Drama+ics Deparrmenr holds firsi' show. Miss Mearson decides 'ro go info fhe vegerable busi- ness afler +he nex'r show. Library gels new shipmeni' of books in order +o upliff senior LQ. Wha'r is a library? Seniors ask. Srudenl' body alarmed af repori' 1'ha+ some s+uden+s are going +o all +heir Gym classes. Change of menu in lunchroom sfarfles sfudenfs. Firs+ G.O. movie. S'ruden+s complain because of absence of Bingo and free dishes. Me+ropolis sraff ready +o go +o work. NOVEMBER Crows Nes'r sraff learns +o wrife. Paper will be our as soon as feacher is found who can edir Chinese. Manhunl' s1'ar'I's +o find fwo feachers who were losf in an aH'emp1' 'ro find fhe Monroe lunchroom. Mr. Weissberger ge+s anofher dribbler. Me+ro five now has four. One +0 go. Mid ferms. Aaaaaah! World's Fair feafures bromo and aspirin for sfudenrs' shafrered nerves. I7. 20. 23 3I I-8 I2 I5 I8 2I 22-3I 3l No more cries of Wake fhaf rep. up heard in 6.0. meefings. Council asleep for lasf fwo weeks. Senior found on fhird floor nof whisfling af co-ed: Body removed fo morgue. Sale of lunchroom fickefs reaches new high as Mr. Weingarfen hires cook of fhe monfh. Mefropolis sfaff ready fo go fo work. DECEMBER Crows Nesf sfaff sfarfled when fold fhey are wrifing newspaper. Mr. Weissberger finally gefs complefe feam, hor- rified fo find he has only feam in Vocafional League. Honor Sociefy holds meefing. Three gorillas found wifh' membership cerfificafes. Lunchroomgefs annual sweeping. Losf feachers found in rubbish. Marifime Deparfmenf pufs on play. Specfafors ioin Foreign Legion. Merry Xmas. ln holiday mood lunchroom offers hard boiled eggs. Mefropolis sfaff vow fhey will sfarf work im- mediafely. JANUARY Crows Nesf comes ouf under sfudenf pressure. 2. 3. 5. 7. 9. I7-28. 28. 3 I . Wi Mr. Weissberger re+urn +o +he dribblers? Wi someone play 'rhe dribblers? Wi 'rhe Music Deparfmeni' learn how +o play music? Wi Drama+ic Deparlmenl' have some cabbage on hand af Wi fhe Crows Nes+ sfaff sfarl' wrifing a newspaper and s1'op playing fiddly-winks? Wi l'he 6.0. Reps. ever wake up? Wi +hey ever change menus in fhe lunchroom? Wi fhe Mefropolis sfaff ever gel' +o work? Forced back under sfudenf pressure. . Mr. Weissberger keeps quin+e+ happy playing iacks. Gorillas expelled from Honor Socie+y . . . LQ. loo high. Music Deparfmenl' concerf held greal' success Reporfs are 1'ha'r in some paris of 'rhe assembly il' sounded like music. School deser+ed asgParamoun+ changes program School amazed as one senior is fold he has slighl chance of graduafing. Senior even more amazed Marks sfarf coming in. S+uden'rs s'rar+ going ou'r Seniors hold prom. Some even bring girls. Mefro belches forfh seniors by fhe handful. Vofed biggesf ioke of 1'he year as 'rhey are all sei' +o con quer The world. fer +he nexl' show? XP! '99-W Til-HIE G. U. QOLUINQIIL Under +he inspired leadership of Mr. Samuel Turchin, fhe General Organizaiion noi only carried oui' +he cusfomary ac+ivi+ies of previous ferms, bu+ assumed new dufies and responsibilifies during fhe pasr +erm. During +he baske+ball season, a girls' cheering squad, brighi in brand new sweafers and skirfs boughi' by 'rhe G.O., appeared on fhe floor and added a new spirii' +o 'rhe games. New iackefs were purchased for 'rhe Baslce+ball Team and a series of five lunchiime shows was presen+ed 'Free +o G.O. Members. As in previous ferms, s+uden'rs were able +o buy supplies ai' +he 6.0. Sfore ai' a sizeable discounl' and cer+ain sfores conlinued lo sell goods and equipmeni 'ro Me'rro's G.O.'s al a discounf. Membership soared 'lo +he ninefy perceni' marlc This +erm, +he grea+es+ membership in +he his+ory of fhe school. The G.O. Council consisfs of a President Vice-Presiden'r and Secre- fary elecied direclly by fhe s1'uden1's. The remainder of +he Council is composed of +he elecfed delega+es of +he Advisory Secfions. The ac+ion of fhe body is under fhe supervision of a Board of Governors composed of sludenl' delegafes presided over by Dr. Keller. OFFICERS: Presidenl . sssss ssss.. sssss s so Vincenl Saporifo Vice-Presidenl' s s s Frank Hershorn Secrelary ss.. s W .Ann Nalesky TII-IIIE lHlUNCPlR SUCIIIETY Eleclion 'ro The Honor Sociely is based on salisfaclory achievemenl in scholarship, service, and characler, as delermined by +he Honor Sociely commillee. This commiH'ee consisfs of lhe Facully Advisor and four leachers appoinled by Dr. Keller afler consullalion wi+h 'rhe Honor Sociely, 'For fwo years, wifh fwo members reliring each year. Sludenls who believe l'hey meel lhe requiremenls for eleclion lo lhis sociefy may oblain applicalions from lhe Facully Advisor, Mr. Framp- lon, in room 209 Main, and musl' refurn lhese lo him wilhin fwo weeks afler 'rhe opening of l'he new semesler. The requiremenls for eleclion fo The Honor Sociely include l'he al- fainmenl' of af leasl I0 credils in scholarship, 5 credils in characler, and I0 credils in service. No sludenl may be elecled unless he presenfs a +o+al of 30 credifs in all lhree groups. On all poinls, fhe Faculry Ad- visor has fhe final word, subiecl' +o review by lhe principal. Upon elecfion, sludenls may immedialely parficipafe in 'rhe aclivi- lies of 'rhe sociely, which meels every Thursday, and lhey are enfilled lo wear fhe insignia of fhe Honor Sociely. The purpose of lhe sociely is lo encourage beH'er scholarship and improve lhe pupils' characfers. lf holds parlies and dances al' appropriale limes during fhe semesler. OFFICERS: Pres. Alvin Feil' Vice Pres. Alfred Foley Sec.-Treas. Rosemary DeLaurenl'is X THVE WEAR HN SIPURTS They say fhal EngIand's baHles are won on +he playing fields of Elon. Perhaps fhe spirii' of Ba+aan was born a+ Ebbe1 s Field, 'lhe courage of Guadalcanal in some obscure sandlol, and fhe daring and dash of lhe Americans sweeping across France may have had ils beginning on some chalk-marked gridiron. America lakes i+s spor+ seriously and Melro cannol do less. Merro is coming of age. Nol only are we becoming known for our academic and vocafional achievemenls, buf, under 'rhe guidance of Mr. Harold Barr, Chairman of +he Healrh Educalion Depar+men+, Melro is growing info a full-fledged a+hle+ic school wilh a firsl'-rafe baskefball feam, and, perhaps, foofball, +rack and +ennis 'reams in +he offing. The sporling year s+ar+ed off unpropi+iously. Mr. Koslan, as a re- sull' of fhe pressure of work, had lo resign as coach of +he Baskelball Team. His shoes, however, were soon ably filled by Mr. Weissberger who look 'rhe ma+erial ai' hand and molded if in+o a powerful quin're'r +ha+ lhrearened 'ro 'rake 'Phe League Championship. The combina+ion was sparked by Dan Sandler, one of 'rhe ablesf nelmen in The cify. Despife promising prediclions, fhe Melro Five look a selback when il' was bealen by Woodrow Wilson, 43-33, allhough 'rhe home +eam our- scored lhe viclors in 1'he lasl' half of +he game. ln +he nexl conl'es+, Aulo- mo+ive Trades, Ci+y Champs, shellacked 'rhe Mefro Varsily +o +he 'lune of 57-28. ln lhe fhird game of l'he season, Easl' New York nosed ou+ Doc Weisberger's aggregalion by one poinl, 29-28. Afler The Easf New York fussle, Melro began 'ro hi+ Hs slride and friumphed over Chelsea Vocalional in an easy 27-20 vicfory. Wilh several con+es+s slill 'ro be decided, Me+ro is scheduled, according +o fhe smarl' money guys, +o win 'rhe remaining games and wind up +he season wilh only fhree losses. lnfra-mural sporls l'his year were a huge success wi+h Volleyball faking 1'he Melro spo'rligh+. Afler a fough fournamenf 'rhe MTE3e pipe- fiH'ers romped home wi'rh 'rhe Me+ropoli+an Championship. Harold Leff smashed his way inl'o +he ping-pong championship againsf fhe flashy playing of Marlin Spiri+is. Bofh boys are members of +he baslcelball feam. This repor+er predicls 'rhal in+ra-mural sporfs will become more and more imporfanl' ai' Mefro as lime goes by. Varsify +eams, alfhough fhey are fine for morale and building up school spiril, have limifed parlicipa- 'tion and leave +he vasl' maiorily of s+uden1's in +he posi+ion of specfafors. Infra-mural sporfs, however, have room for everybody and become, in fime, valuable 'Farms for Varsily maferial. STVUII IENT . . . SIIGNATUIRIES . Q Q IFAQUIIUI SIEQQIIIIIIOIXI IIIIICIVUIIRIES ik ik ik ik QUIK XILIBILIINII GIF XDX IISORY S IEQ II II O IX S -: WWSQQ mm I My 1 -Wnqmwww ,, Ne,,,.5,,-1 A ,. . ,,, , ,,,,,,,,....qw-we U Qi C1 SECTION I Mr. Vik, Advisor Presideni: Joseph Sciamarelli iVice-President Arnold Kleinberg Secre+ary: WaI+er Johnson SECTION 3 Mrs. SI'1uIman, Advisor Presidenfx Tom Williams Vice-President George Johnson Secreiaryz Jack Bacluiand Treasurer: Arihur Chrisfenson G.O. Rep.: Nici: Kavasiralr SECTION 8 Mr. Schwing, Advisor President Danny Saporifo Vice-President Marco Albergo G.O. Rep.: Benny Marzuiio SECTION 9 Mr. Wood, Advisor Presidenf: H. Lorenz Vice-President G. Larupe Secrefaryz P. Rizzo SECTION I0 Mr. Maier, Advisor Presidenfz Donald McCaII Vice-Pres.: Edward TycI'1ynsIry G.O. Rep.: James Armsfrong Secrefary: Clifford Vann Treasurer: Edward TycI1ynsIcy SECTION I4 Mr. McMuIIan, Advisor Presidenf: Eugene McCar'rI'1y Secrefaryz Lesier Zuckerman G.O. Rep.: An'II1ony Deisu MNMI v sNfA9i1 milf' PKQQQYJQBSSUQJ VPNW 9 Y ,,1sg...u.-saw w -s mv' SECTION I8 Mr. Kish, Advisor Presidenfz Sol Gadel Vice-Presidenfz Roberf Garr Secrefaryz Mafhis SECTION I9 Mr. Caruso, Advisor Presidenh WaIIer Bruckner Vice-President O'Brien Secrefaryz Milfon Fleicher Treasurer: Osmond Bynoe SECTION 23 Miss ShoIce+, Advisor President George Meder Vice-Presideniz A. Coliccio Secreiaryz A. Bramd Treasurer: PeI'er Couficelli SECTION 24 Mr. Barr, Advisor Presideniz Harvey Srewarl' Vice-Presideni: Tony Morle Secrefarys James Syverfsen G.O. Rep.: Clarence Joseplwssn SECTION 27 Mr. Vian, Advisor Presidenf: Joseph Goldberg G.O. Rep.: Joseph Goldberg f '9 SECTION 29 W Mr. Wiengarfen, Advisor President Kirby Jolly Vice-Presidenf: Jack Buclcsbaum Treasurer: John Gimal ' , .'Y?.Z-Exf2:.S,': 1.2 ,'?l'JE3f?X ' zz M....WA-ew M Hamann -V 9 uv' un ,wa ..... me SECTION 48 Mr. Wiesberger, Advisor Presideni: M. Goldenbaciw Vice-Presidcnrz Leon Choen Secreraryz Joseph Coccici Treasurer: Earnesf Lowey SECTION 49 Mr. Berard, Advisor Presidenrz Owen Wolfe Vice-Presidenrz Moriin Ebersin Treasurer: Tony Caruso SECTION 50 Mr. Jacobs, Advisor President Jack Camhi Vice-Presideniz Frank Hershorn Secretary: Edward Wasilewsizi SECTION 54 Miss Mearson, Advisor Presidenfz Rita Trifos Vice-Pres.: Rosemary De Laureniis SECTION 66 Mr. BIeicI1, Advisor President Vincenf Saporifom Vice-President John Die+y SECTION 67 Mr. McDonald, Advisor Presidenfz Fred Lewis Vice-President Harry Laconeifi Secrefaryz John For+e .Ks .Q-.., is 9 jg,5s:.,..,J.I-,3 c , , 4 SECTION 68 Mr. Adie, Advisor President Dominick Squiiferie Vice-Presidenh An+I'iony Fusco SECTION 7I Mr. Dresdner, Advisor Presidenfz Roberf Berlin Vice-Presidenfz Mar+in Gavora Treasurer: Arfhur Berch Secrehary: Eugene Siroia SECTION 75 Mr. Pollock, Advisor President George Sfagniffi Treasurer: Vicfor Drago Secrefary: Norman Goroshnick G.O. 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