New Utrecht High School - Comet Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

in ,fm 11. M-., . K Y , -,Uv t, fi.-www .z,,.-qv-.maww-vuw magnum:-U S S , 3 5 F 5 Z E a s S I D 3 Q 5 5 i 5 A i -1 m1m1wu'.um- gf. M-:u,g4,., ,M ,LK ,u:..y1wm.f,+...,1.n,E U Q ll Q 1 i 5 5 1 5 5 5 a 1 i S 2 e a 11-umm M-11 mn.nu11,-an-ummmm .-An1.x1-nu1l,mm11 THE COM ET SENIOR YEARBOOK OF NEW UTRECHT HIGH SC 80+l1 S+ree'r and New U+recl1+ Avenue Brooklyn I4, New York Mr. Raymond L. Noonan, Principal HOOL Miss Mary T. McGra'I'l1 and Mr. Louis G. Feldman, Adminislraf' A + 'I' January, I956 H ERE LA TYRANIN f W ENR fx BEQ 1Ns W We dedicate our yearbook generally to American Revolutionary and colonial history, specihcally to the freedom and ideals it symbolized. As we struggle through the endless routine of daily living, we must try to recreate that Spirit of 776 and all it really means. Faced with the problem of analyzing and re-evaluating old concepts, the valiant men and women before us had to devise new dynamic ideals of their own. They became a vital and potent force in American history because they refused to accept ideas unquestioningly. In doing so, they bequeathed to us a heritage so impregnated with the spirit of liberty and freedom that we are duty-bound to recognize its significance. Taking our cue from those of 776 who envisioned democracy and made it reality, we must accept the responsibility as graduates, as adults, as a nation, to strive to think independently and honestly, and to perpetuate forever those visions of democ- racy. As we face our future, whether it be business or college, we must remember that, collectively, our deeds will soon be history. E.G. Three 1 F Qi fr? LB 1 J fp Calx Q! x Four W JN- fx f MFAW I 1 JOAFL xNCUflCOC TABLE OF CCNTENT Comer Slafl ..w...,,,.w School Monlage ..,... , Principals Message ......,,,.... Senior Advisers Message School Aclrninislralion ..., lnlroducing The Seniors .....,, Senior Cabiner ...s... Senior Celebrilies ........,...,,,, Evening School Graduafes Senior Calendar ......... .... . Reunion Roundup ..,cY,..... Hall of Fame .......,..... Sainls and Sinners Legacy ....... ..... Senior Chronicles .ss,c, Page Hmm 6 Hmm 8 IO II Hmm I2 oem I3 Wm.I4 umm 24 ww new 28 Mm.29 umm 30 mms 32 Mmm 33 aww 34 Mmm 35 Senior Schedule .ss.. .....,. . 36 Wa+ch Jrhe Birdie , A Senior's Dream Sporls Seclrion ..... Teacher Monlage Clulo Seclion cam 37 sam 38 Hmm 39 46 umm 47 Eve Y G Hgozae W t rSta59h F, X six f ,S EEL. I F ....'EJ14' COMET STAFF Ediiors in Chief , ,, .,,.4 ,,, ,,,,w,, S WEVELYN GGLDBERG, ElLEEN TAUBMAN Associaie Ediiors ooooooo S S , ,A Rosalind Mashisi, Audrey Simon Liierary Ediior .,. A, ,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, A .,.,..,, S hirley Bauer Ari Edi'f0rS ...4 ...,.... ,.A.A, S ,Rochelle Gordon, Lina Siingone Pheiegraphy Edirors ssss ,,,,,,,,, , ,l-larris Cohen, Roberi Cerullo Speris Ediiors ..... .Y, S , . Sybil Lusiig, Elaine Minkin Business Manager ..ssss.s... ,,,,.,,s,s, Marsha Tarnbaalf Cireulaiion Manager ..... ..... ss..ssss...asss a..rasasss. , ,.r....i R a beria Hades Assisiani' Ediiors f L s s ,I I Suzanne Alier, Karen Fruchiman, Rosalie Klaus, l-lannah Leilcowiiz, Roberia Ludwig. Senior Re preseniaiives Rochelle Adelrnan, Suzanne Alier, Rochelle Gordon, Roberia l'lodos, Rosalie Klaus, Roberia Ludwig, Joann Saniiliiopo, Gloria Teiielbaurn, Sandra Teller, Marsha Tornbaclq. Sfaff Assisianis Larry Billcer, Marilyn Grossberg, Michael Kamrin, Sandra Sieinberg, Phyllis Weinsiein. Ari' Sfaff A,o,,,.o.. ,....,..,.. ..,... - . . .,,..,.,...... Eugene Bove, Madeline Ann Daddiego Faculiy Adviser Ari Adviser Financial Adviser Miss Beairice Gelber Mrs. Maud Greelcer Mr. Sidney Abramson Published under ihe sponsorship oi ihe English Deparimenl Dr. Julian M. Drachrrian, Chairman SGVSIT 2- www 'firm - -' 1 V ' gi ' fy N, V Q W 'f f . Q. k WW ,Vis 2 X ff f ' ax? H 2 i I f Wx f ,1 f-X My . , if .r 4 X f ax 3 f ,fi 1, 1 W ggzw-'A f f fl f M ff? ffff f X ,.. ,' x Mm , WW I W! f , ,ff ,ah 43 Nm , U 5, M f f ff , 4 W. .,.... 1 has 3 4 fa v2 'WZ 1 i 1 'H 6 -. xi g ,wg fx NUI-IS My We WMM '25 ac I QM Q gr ' 5 Q .-nn l Principal's Message During The darkesT days oT The EirsT World War, an American oTTicer, Then sTa- Tioned in Belgium, asked The laTe Cardinal Mercier: Do you noT someTimes Teel discouraged and lose hearT? The answer oT ThaT greaT soldier-churchman is my message To you. Perhaps l mighT, replied The Cardinal, buT you musT remember ThaT l am a soldier in The army oT a CapTain Who never can be deTeaTed. Nearly TwenTy-one cenTuries earlier, anoTher greaT leader Taced even greaTer danger. Judas Maccabaeus was The CapTain oT a relaTively small and poorly equipped army oT Jewish paTrioTs who were TighTing Tor Their very lives. Their independence and Their religion were aT sTake. AgainsT Them was arrayed The mighTy Syrian Torces developed under AnTiochus The GreaT and sTrengThened by his son, AnTiochus Epiph- anes, whose TanaTical deTerminaTion was To desTroy all Israel. Every Channukah sea- son reminds us ThaT here was anoTher CapTain who knew neiTher Tear nor deTeaT. NoThing less Than success could saTisTy him. Success has been aT once The waTch-word and The goal oT every young graduaTe ever since schools were TirsT esTablished. The GraduaTing Class oT January l956 is no excepTion. Each and every member oT This class hopes, and righTly hopes, Tor success. NoThing less will ever Truly saTisTy you. The aTTainmenT may noT be easy buT iT can be cerTain. The obsTacles ThaT we all Tace Today are as noThing compared To Those ThaT Taced Judas Maccabaeus or Cardinal Mercier. AlThough cenTuries aparT, boTh aTTained vicTory in exacTly The same way. All Through The inTervening years, righT now, and Through all The ages yeT To come, The answer To all our problems is sTill The same. Only as we idenTiTy ourselves wiTh ThaT greaT army oT heroic souls who counT noT The cosT and who know neiTher Tear nor discouragemenT can vicTory and success be made sure. ln This spiriT, I wish you all every possible success. RAYMOND L. NOONAN Ten H has been a real pleasure To work willw you as your adviser. The presenl class has been remarkable for ils sense of responsibilily and for irs complerion of Jrlie dulies Jrlial were underialcen. Qrlwer oufslanding Jrrails of Jrliis class were friendliness and good will. Officers and members willingly and cheerfully conrribured Jrlweir lull slnare of flue work. As an imporlanr by-producl' Jrliere has developed, berween Jrlrie Seniors and Jrlwe facully working wirli Jrliem, a deep relalionslmip of murual respecl and undersranding rlwai will long be remembered. As you leave us for ojrlsier splieres of aclivily-be il college, business, or any ollwer field - iusl Jrransfer Thar eniliusiasm of yours lo your lulure Tasks, and you may be assured of lwappy and useful lives. Our besl wislies go willw you for your success. EMANUEL SCHACKER Senior Adviser's Message , I- School Administration i Mr. R. L. Noonan Acllng Principal Miss M. T. McGra'rh Mr. L. Feldman Adminishafive ASSiSl'6l1i Acfing Adminisfraiive Assislani DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Dr. J. M. Drachman Mr. B. Cohen Dr. L. Sorieri Mr. H. Silomer English Social Sfuclies Languages Malhemafics M Mr. I. Sass Mr. C. Inman Mr. M. Zamore Mr. D. Kappel Physical Sciences Biology Accounfing Secrelarial Sfudies mflc Mr. A. Hubbard Miss M. Winclecker Mr. P. Ehrlich Miss M. Rooney Mr. S. Canior Shop Speech Music Ar+ Heallh Eiducafion ,vi f vw, f x xx Q. . x xi I, L, I 1.3111 lf AA, I 1' 1 MJ, 7 X 1 1 9AUDlgC,O - f f I' u 'wgmvw - ' W '59 -VN fav fy! - I Z 1 ff? 2 ,,f 11 .' 1 fl fff' fk,x, fl Vincenl' De Gonzo Audrey Simon Sybil Lusliq Roberla Ludwig Lina Slingone Shelley Adelman Suzanne Aller Bernadelle Cherry Niclc Cirincione ,Elinor Durso .Jerry Friedman Karen Fruchfman Theresa Gallo Evelyn Goldberg .Rilo Goodman Eleanor Kassner Elaine Kaye Hannah Lellcowilz -Carol Mazzei Rose Meyerson Donald Plevy Bernard Reisrnan Nancy Seneca Sandra Teller Suzelle Venezia Harvey Weiss Fourleen SENIDR CABINET Presideni' Vice-Presiclenf Rec. Secrelary Corr. Secrefary Treasurer f 'E ci: 'S x A- JA A AADAHL, FELICIA I555 82 SI. l28l Dean's Squad, Jr., Sr. Arisla, Sec. Io Mrs. Jaffe, Newman Club, Miss Mc- Gra1'h's Squad. Quiel Felicials secrel desire is lo become a denlisfs wile. Forernosl among her hobbies is makinq some ol her own clolhes, and she lisls holidays, red converiibles, and cowboy songs among lhe 'rhinqs she likes. ABBRIANO, DOMINIC I225 61 Sr. lI9l ,Dean's, Service Squads. Dom, whose ambiiion is lo al- rend colleqe and srudy pharmacy. will always remember lhe beau- Tilul qirls in N.U. l-Iis hobby is weiqhl-liilinq. ADDUCI, LOUIS 8IO9 I4Ave. l28l Service Squad. Louis, who never lires of delici- ous hero sandwiches, plans To allend Brooklyn College and be- come a iournalisr. I-le hopes lo visir llaly someday. ADELMAN, ROCHELLE i254 42 S+. lI9l Sr. Arisla, Buddies, NUHS Feafure Edilor, Orchesfra, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Cabinet, Soph Sing, Sec. Io Mrs, Brenner, Mr. Caiania. Vivacious Shelly will be remem- bered lor her shiny black pony- rail, her sparklinq sense oi humor, and her abilily lo harmonize. She plans lo allend Brooklyn Colleqe. ALTER, ELAINE 1828 68 Sr. l4l Boosfers, Buddies, Library, General Office Squads. Elaine plans lo allend Brooklyn Colleqe, and would like lo be- come an inlerior decoralor. Amonq her many inleresls are painling and bowlinq. ALTER, SUZANNE 4-9l5 I5 Ave. lI9l Jr., Sr. Arisfa, Service League, Sr. Cabinef, COMET, Grade Advisers' Office, Sec. fo Mrs. Bridge. This prelly miss inlends lo qo lo Brooklyn College where she will prepare for a leaching career. She likes ice skalinq and dancinq. AMEDURE, PATRICK Il48 52 Sf. lI9l Service Squad. Accordionisl' Pal would like IO enlisr in lhe Marines ailer his qradualion from N.U. I-lis secrel desire is lo play l'T15lOV ISGQUS baseball. , . vZ . ' W fa: Z f 'W X W! f , , Z f X f f ' f sf X Z zz f K 0, .f f ff . Q . X X ,, Q 1- .Q if MV of wwf? ' f A 997 1 mf. WW 4 f X 7 ff' ', ll f W' f f , , A s , f., - MW ,Jw ANGOTH, LORRAINE 1509 si Sf. l28l Dean's, G.O. Office Squads, Jr., Sr. Leaders, Sec. fo Mrs. Mflberg, Mrs, Kofch, Mr. Ringer. Lorraine plans lo work as a leqal slenoqrapher. She will always re- member The baskerball praclice in Mr. Gordon's preiecr and would like lo be remembered for her lauqh. BABTKIS, JUDITH 40 Sl. I 347 l I 8l Jr., Sr. Leaders, Principal's, Record Office, Soph Sing. Judy, who will always remember her inrereslinq' lunch periods, plans ro furiher her educalion al' Brooklyn Colleqe. BARENFELD, DANIEL i805 49 Sl. l4l Capt of Lare Squad, Ass'+. Capt of Proieclion Squad, Gym Clerk, Infirm- ary Squad. This rock 'n' roll Ian, who plans lo work and qo lo colleqe, would like lo become a millionaire. lrlunrinq is his favorile spori. BAUER, SHIRLEY 2034 ai si. ,143 Sr. Arisfa, NUHS, COMET, Boosters, General Office, Grade Advisers' Squads, Drama Club, Discussion Lead- ers, Mirror Youfh Forum. Shirley, who plans 'ro enler Sarah Lawrence Colleqe and sludy law, will be remembered for her New Yorker slyle oi wrilinq. BENFANTE. NICK lll9 72 Sl. l28l Service Squad. fs Nick, who will enler lhe Navy al- ler qraduafion, is a rock 'n' roll ian. lvluch ol his spare lime is spenl playinq ball, BENNEU, MARTIN 4002 is Aye. fuel Track Manager, Service Squad, Serv- ice League. Marly has lwo main inleresls: bi- oloqy and hikinq. l-le will always remember The lriendly sludenrs in N.U. BENVENUTO, ANN MARIE 22l Bay ll Sl. l28l Library Squad. Ann Marie, who enioys dancinq, reef-Il 'Q. Gnd bakinq, hopes lo be- come a social worker or leacher. Fiileen BERGER, ALAN l92l SO ST. ll4l G.O. PresidenT, Sr. ArisTa, Brooklyn Boro Council, Ass'T. Sporfs Ed. of NUHS, Sr. Band, 6.0. CabineT, Con- gress, DisTribuTion Squad of NUHS, Cheerleaders, Sing. Our Triendly 6.0. PresidenT in- Tends To go To New York Univer- siTy and sTudy denTisTry. BERMOWITZ, ALAN l9Ol 84 ST. ll4l Physics Squad. fXTTer graduaTion, Alan inTends To go To college. l-le likes classical music, and his qreaTesT desire is To become a billionaire. BIBAZ, ELINOR l245 50 ST. ll9l Sec. To Miss Cafherman. ATTer graduaTion, Ellie plans To work as a secreTary and aTTend CiTy College aT niqhT, She enioys bowling and playing Tennis. BLATT, DAVID i569 47 ST. ll9l Dave likes popular music and The Brooklyn Dodgers, l-le will always remember N.U. Tor iTs noisy lunchroom. BOOLGARIS, ARETI IOI5 Dahill Rd, l4l Jr., Sr, ArisTa, Service League, Bud- dies, Principal's, Record Office Squads. College-bound AreTi, whose se- creT desire is To go To Paris, will always remember N.U. Tor The Triends she made and The good Times she had. BRILLER, JOSEPH lf:-38 66 ST. l4l Service Squad. Joe, a TuTure hisTory Teacher, plans To aTTend Brooklyn Col- lege. Among his special inTeresTs are collecTing pop records, reading, and dancing. BRIZZI, FRANCES 6706 I3 Ave. ll9l Sec. To Mr. Keppel. Dark-haired Frances, an ardenT baseball Tan, who claims There is noThing she dislikes, has a secreT desire To become a singer. SixTeen w I A 6 is a N., A. ,V 7' 2 na.. QP 4 Q 9 'Wi I , 1 1 7 K 'ff , 'WW I , , A BUSSE, JUDlTl'l 9l4 Mc Donald Ave. llgi Madriqal, Buddies, Principal's Squad: MaTh TuTor, CafeTeria Monifor. Judy, who hopes someday To be as good a cook as her moTher, will remember Mr. Schacker's maTh class and singing Wiih The lvladrigal. CALDERERA, JOHN l6Ol 65 ST. l4l John, who plans To work aTTer graduaTion, enioys horseback rid- ing. swimminq, and hunTing. CAMPIGLIA, BEATRICE l469 7l ST. l28l Locker Guard, Sec. To Miss Burke, Mrs. Turner, Infirmary Squad. BeaTrice, a TuTure bookkeeper or TypisT, would like To Take a Trip around The world. CANTANTE, JOHN i268 79 si. may P Jr. ArisTa, VarsiTy Show, Sing, ro- iecTion Squad. This younq Thespian, who likes acfing, Tap-dancing, and playinq The accordion, will always remem- ber LlTrechT's Drama Workshop. l-le plans To major in biology. CAPUZZO, JOANN 8624 23 Ave. U41 ATTer graduaTion, Joann will seek employmenT as a recepTionisT or clerk. l-ler hobby is phoTography. CERULLO, ROBERT 1947 so S+. f4i Pres. of Buddies, Dean's Squad, Color Guard, G.O. Congress, Cabinefg King of STock Room, Service League, PhoTographer for COMET, Spiral, NUHS. Bob, who hopes To build a heli- copTer someday, will aTTend col- lege and Then go inTo The busi- ness world. CHERRY, BERNADETTE 1232 77 si. izai Treas. of Newman Club, Sec. To Miss Mahony, Mrs. CanTor, Mrs. KoTch, Mrs. Kugler, Sr. CabineT, Service League. A Trip To Europe is one OT Berna- deTTe's goals. She will be remem- bered Tor being Triendly and hay- ing an agreeable disposiTion. CHIARENZA, ANTHONY l526 54 St. ll9l Football, Baseball Teams, G.O. Cab- inet, Dean's, Infirmary, Lunchroom Squads, Gym Clerk. Chico, who wants to attend New York Community College and be- come a geologist, will always re- member Utrecht's baseball and football teams. CIRINCIONE, NICK i663 79 Sr H4l Service Squad, Captain of Lunch- room Squad, School Drives, Boy Cheerleader, Sr. Cabinet, G.O. Rep. Nick, an ardent Yankee tan, plans to attend college and maior in engineering. COCCARO, ANTHONY l704 77 St. ll4l Dean's Squad. Besides girls, archery ranks high on the list ot 'l'ony's interests. l-lis plans for the future include col- lege and a career in engineering. COHEN, HARRIS 470i I5 Ave. ll9l COMET Photographer, Service Squad. This photography and hi-fi tan likes foreign cars and New Or- leans iazz, l-le intends to go to Brooklyn College and would like to become a successful business- man. COHEN, MILDRED 5225 I4 Ave. ll9l Program, Red Cross Comms., Grade Adviser's, Library Squads, Soph Sing, Sec, to Mr. Sass, Mrs. Friedberg, At- tendance Office. l-lappy-qo-lucky Milli plans to be- come a teacher after graduating from college. l-ler leisure time is spent looking tor another dimple to match the one she has. CO RDASCI, BARBARA I67O 82 S+. li4l General Office, Library Squads. Bobbie plans to become a sec- retary after graduation. On her list of preferred activities are taking care ot children and bowl- ing. DE CARLO, EDWARD I4 84 St 28 49 . l l Lunchroom, Service, Proiection Squads. Eddie hopes to attend art school after graduation. l-'le enioys par- ticipating in all sports and will al- ways remember Utrecht's fine teachers. hz. wwf 6. , f f f , 12 fsff, I 7 7 f 287 , , aff if X W A 2 f , 5? . i X f f ' f , 4 -4 wr X X f XO If v 1 2' . .f 51 . ' e Z 29 fy f 2 W, 2 7, ,. ,, W4 f Z 1 ff vs 2 f 7 J X Z?fe Z wry? X X! ,ff'n'. ' 6 . A f I I inn. DE CONZO, VINCENT l5OI 69 St. ll9l Sr. Class Pres., Sr. Arista, Bowling Team, English Office, Service Squad. Vinny intends to go to college and hopes to become a C,P.A. l-le will be remembered for being Senior Class President and for his work on the bowling team. DE MANGO, MARINO i826 67 St. l4l Service Squad. Marino would like to ioin the Army and eventually become a millionaire, l-le will always re- member the students and teach- ers ot N.U. DICKERT, JOYCE I339 52 St. lI9l Buddies, Service League, Madrigal, Program Office Squad, Joyce plans to attend college and to become a dental hygienist, She will always remember the guid- ance her teachers gave her throughout her high school career. Dl PIETRO, INNOCENZA I85O 76 St. lI4l Jr., Sr. Arista, Sec. to Dr. Sorieri, Mimeograph Office, Jr. Red Cross, Dancing, Newman Clubs. Terry, who plans to attend Brooklyn College, secretly desires to marry a psychologist. What she liked best about Utrecht was its friendly people. DRABKIN. RALPH 5712 I4 Ave, ll9l Band, Clarinet Tutor, Lunchroom Squad, Service League. Ralph, who will always remember playing in Utrecht's band, plans to enter college, l-lis hobbies in- clude photography and music. DUNAYEK HAROLD l45o 44 sr U93 Attendance Office Squad. Harold, who plans to attend col- lege, secretly hopes to read a book one day. l-le enioys most sports and would like to be re- membered as a basketball ace. DURSO, ELINOR i421 so s+.l2si Madrigal, Jr., Sr. Leaders, Sr. Cabi- net, Grade Advisers' Squad, Sec. to Mrs. Fahey, Newman Club. Friendly Elinor hopes to become a secretary and would like to visit Norway on her honeymoon. She will always remember Madri- gal and Mrs, Marinello. Seventeen EGIDI, ANTHONY l3l8 72 Si, l28l Varsify Show, Dramafics Club, Drama Workshop, Dean's Squad. Anfhony, who hopes lo become a courf sfenographer, would like lo be remembered for playing The parf of Jackie in Cheaper by lhe Dozen, EPSTEIN, CHARLES ll43 43 Sl. lI9l Madrigal, Dean's Squad, Gym Clerk. Charlie, who likes dancing, sing- ing, and girls, plans To arlend college and fhen go info business. FATTA, SALVATORE 7402 I9 Ave. I4-I Dean's, Lunchroom Squads. Sal, who hopes 'ro become a buyer, is fond of baseball, baskef- ball, and slickball. FISCHETTI, ROBERT 5223 I2 Ave. ll9I Chemisfry Squad. Roberl, who likes arf, seeks a railroad career as an engineer or a fireman. FISHMAN, MERYL l885 49 Sl. l4l Buddies, Affendance Office Squad, Affer gradualion, Meryl plans lo alfend business school and maior in secrefarial sfudies. She hopes a millionaire will dicfale The riqnl' queslion. FRANKEL, GLORIA l45O 44 Sr. ll91 Spiral, Varsify Show, WNYE Dra- mafic Workshop, Affendance Monifor, Sr. Arisfa, Service League. Gloria, whose secrel desire is fo become anofher Helen Hayes, would like ro be remembered for her porfrayal of Lorraine Sheldon in The Man Who Came fo Din- ner. FRIEDMAN, JERRY I929 34 Sf. ll4I Dean's Squad, Soph Sing pianist, Varsify Show, Drama Club, Edifor of Nafuralisf, Biology Honors Club, G.O, Congress, Cabinef, Service League. Jerry, our class acror, will alfend Brooklyn College. I-le will be re- membered for his piano accom- panimenf al' bofh N.U. Sings, and he infends lo conlinue his musi- cal sfudies. Eighleen I ik FRIEDMAN, MEL 1033 ss sr. l4l Sr. Arisfa, Sfage Squad, P1'0Q 5m Office, G.O., Biology Lab., ServlCe Squads, Service League. Mel, who hopes lo enler fhe en- gineering field, will always re- member N.U.'s Booslers and spoil'- ing evenfs. ERUCHTMAN, KAREN 4401 I2 Ave 1191 COMET, Sr. Cabinef, Jr., Sr. Arisfa, Service League, Grade Adviser's, Af- fendance Office Squads, Sec. fo Miss Sfeinberg, Mrs. Briefer, Sr. Sing. This fulure French maior al Brook- lyn College would like fo become an inferpreler for The U.N. She enjoys wriling leflers and design- ing clofhes. GALLO, TH ERESA l523 67 Sf. ll9l Dean's, Service Squads, Soph Sing, Madrigal, Sr. Cabinef, G.O. Rep., Sec. lo Mrs. Kugler, Miss Sarah. Terry, who enioys singing, danc- ing, and roller skafing, plans fo allend college and may prepare for a feaching career. GAMBINO, STEPHEN 1470 84 si. 1281 Service Squad. Sieve, who would like fo become a Iieulenanf in rhe Nalional Guard, has buf one dislike-sen geanfsl GARFINKLE, MYRA I643 44 Sl. l4l Sr. Arisla, Boosfers, Jr., Sr. Leaders, Buddies, Service League, Jr. Red Cross, Grade Adviser's, Miss Mc- Grafh's Squads. Myra, who would like lo be re- membered 'For The many exfra- curricular acfivifies she parlici- pared in af N.U., hopes ro fravel around 'rhe world someday. GERARDI, VICTOR 1855 ss S+. l41 Vic, who will always remember N.U. for The diploma if offered. inlends 'ro go info business. GIRARDI. GERALDINE 1250 70 sr ,281 This fulure fypisl enioys buying clolhes, dancing, and seeing Broadway plays. GIUGA, NINA i657 ai si. H43 J'-. Sf- Arisfag Grade Adviser's Squad, Newman Club. Nina will always remember The crowded halls and The Triends she made aT N.U. ATTer qraduaTion, she plans To aTTend business col- lege and become a secreTary. GO LDBERG, ESTELLE, 7024 ForT l-lamilTon l3'kwy l28l G.O. Office Squad, Lunchroom Guard. This 'iuTure bookkeeper and TypisT will always remember The Team spiriT shown in N.U.'s games. e-OLDBERG, EVELYN 1857 85 si. ll4l Edifor in Chief of COMET, Treas. of Service League, Jr., Sr. ArisTa, Bud- dies, G.O. Cabinet Congress, Jr. Red Cross, Co-Ed. of CaTalysT , Service, Telephone Squads, Soph Sing. Evie, who is known Tor her ener- geTic manner oT speaking, her in- abiliTy To sTay on key, and her inTeresT in people, plans To aTTend Brooklyn College and maior in eiTher educaTion or psychology. GOLDSTEIN, WALTER l865 77 ST. ll4l Foofball Team, OrchesTra. WalT, who would like To ioin The Air Force, likes Tood, TooTball Tood, girls, and, oi course, TooT- ball. GOLUB, BEATRICE l6lO 43 ST. l4l Sr. Arisia, Service League, Buddies, Cafeferia, Library Squads, Spiral Staff. BeaTrice plans To go To Brooklyn College and become a hisTory Teacher. LisTening To popular mu- sic and wriTing are among her leisure Time acTiviTies. GOODMAN, RITA II43 43 ST. ll9l Jr., Sr. Arisfa, OrchesTra, Buddies, Jr., Sr. Leaders, Principal's Squad, Sec. To Miss Olliffe, Sr., Soph Sing, Sr. Cabinef. RiTa plans To go To college and hopes To visiT France someday. She would like To be remembered Tor her violin playing in The or- chesTra. eoRnoN, ROCHELLE 827 E. 22 ST. llOl Service League, Buddies, Record Of- fice, Jr. Leaders, COMET Ar? Ed., Rep., Sec. To Mrs. Green, Miss Sfem- ber. Shelly, who dislikes arTiTicial peo- ple, plans To pursue a career in commercial arT. She'd like To Travel around The world. 52217 A' f , . JN QD GREENFELD, HARRIET ll42 42 ST. llfii Jr., Sr. Leaders, Buddies, Service League, General Office, Lunchroom, ATTendance Office, Record Room Squads, Sec. To Mrs. Jaffe, Mrs. Selig- man, Miss Freiman, Miss Hirsch, MaTh TuTor. l-larrieT, who plans To aTTend Brooklyn College and maior in elemenTary educaTion, is inTer- esTed in sTamp collecTing. Shell remember The over-abundance oT homework she had aT NU. GROSSI. EMlL 6622 I5 Ave. ll9l Service Squad. Emil, who is inTeresTed in base- ball and poliTics, plans To aTTend ST. John's UniyersiTy. l-lis ambi- Tion is To become a iudge. GUARNIERI, AURELIO l428 70 ST. i28l Service Squad. Aurelio, a TuTure C.P.A., spends much oT his Time dancing, espe- cially The cha-cha-cha, and ad- miring UTrechT girls. l-IABER, MYRNA IS64 43 ST. ll9l Arima, BocsTers, Service League, Soph Sing, ATTendance Office. lce-skaTinq and visiTing places where There is space and some- Thing green are among The acTi- yiTies Myrna enioys. She'll aTTend Brooklyn College. HENIG, LYNN l845 52 ST. l4l Record Office, Cafeferia Squad. Lynn, whose secreT desire is To Travel, plans To go To college and become an elemenTary school Teacher. She enioys drawing, dancing, and ice skaTing. HERMAN, BENlSE l454 43 ST. ll9l Afiendance Office, Dean's Squad, Spiral, Sec. To Mr. Sfrahs. Benise, whose secreT desire is To be a Temale Shakespeare, will always remember Mrs. Rosen- cranTz's creaTive wriTing class. She likes poeTry and modern iazz. HERSTIK, DOROTHY 1805 49 ST. l4l Jr., Sr. ArisTa, Boosfersg Buddies, Jr., Sr. Leaders, ATTendance Squads, Sec. To Mrs. LighTcap. Besides liking dancing, cooking, and reading, DoTTy likes To go anywhere as long as ArThur is There. She hopes To be a person worThy oT oTher people's Trusv and respecT. NineTeen HODOS, ROBERTA 472l New Ufrechf Aye. ll9l COMET Circulafion Mgr., Rep, Serv- ice, Hebrew Squads, Sec. 'fo Mr. Show, Mr. Epsfein, Swimming Lead- ers, Hebrew-Tufcr. Bobbi, who will always remember fhe COMET office, plans fo af- fend Brooklyn College and may become a l-lebrew feacher, HOLLANDER, GERALDINE 4209 I5 Aye. ll9l Service Squad, Madrigal, Jr., Sr. Leaders, Affendance Office, Soph Sing. Gerry, who likes fo do fhe cha- cha-cha, wanfs fo become a sfenographer. She will always re- member 'rhe friendly people she mef af N.U. INCONTRERA, AGNES 1621 44 si. l4l Jr., Sr. Leaders, General Office. Agnes infends fo become a secre- 'rary affer graduafion. Her main ambifion is fo gef married and raise a family. JANOWITZ, ANNETTE 1850 52 si. l4l Jr., Sr. Arisfa, Service League, Bud- dies, Affendance, PrincipaI's, General Office Squads, Sec. fo Mrs. Inman. Anneffe, who will never forgef fhe N.U. swifchboard, plans fo affend college and become a feacher. KAPUSTEIN, ZELDA 1862 49 si. 143 Zelda would like fo gef a iob as a bookkeeper and go fo business school af nighf. l-ler pre-gradua- fion secref desire was fo mark her English Regenfs paper. KASSNER, ELEANOR 1543 49 si. 1191 Boosfersg Jr., Sr. Leaders, Sr. Cabi- nef, Affendance Office, Buddies, Sec. lo Cusfodian. Ellie, who hopes fo become a dancer someday, will affend col- lege affer graduafion. She would like fo be remembered for her parficipafion in many exfra-cur- ricular acfivifies. KAYE, ELAINE l529 42 Sf. ll9l Ass'f Ed. of NUHS, Lif. Ed. of Spiral, Jr., Sr. Arisfa, Service League, Buddies, Affendance Office Squad, Sr. Cabinef, Jr. Leaders. Red-haired Elaine, who will al- ways remember formal midferms and homework assignmenfs, plans fo affend college af nighf. Twenfy KLAUS, ROSALIE I3l5 46 S+. ll9l COMET, Jr., Sr. Arisfa, Service League, Buddies, Grade Adviser's Squad, Program Office, COMET Rep., Sec. to Miss Sfeinberg, Mrs. Kooper- smifh, Sr., Soph Sing. Pefife Ricki infends fo go fo Brooklyn College and fake a pre- med course. Among her hobbies are modern inferprefafive danc- ing and playing fhe piano. KRAEMER, ALAN I947 59 Sf. l4l Officer of Service Squad, Jr., Sr. Arisfa, G.O. Rep., Service League. Alan plans fo affend college and enfer a professional field. This fishing and hunfing enfhusiasf will always remember N.U.'s Boosfers and wonderful feachers. KRIEGER, LILLIAN IZ37 55 S+. ll9l Buddies, Jr., Sr. Arisfa, Service, Grade Adviser's, Hebrew, Lunchroom Squads. Lillian's fufure plans include a college educafion and marriage. She enjoys visifing parks and mu- seums and is inferesfed in The progress of Israel. LA MATTINA, PAUL l455 68 Sli llql Paul, who hopes fo become a mambo insfrucfor, will never for- gef fhe fime he won fhe cha-cha- cha confesf af fhe Senior Celeb- rify dance. LEFKOWITZ, HANNAH 1364 42 S+. ll9l Cheerleaders, Sr. Cabinef, G.O. Cab- inef, Congress, Sr. Arisfa, COMET, Service League, Soph, Sr. Sing, Bud- dies, Sec. lo Mrs. Rose, Ass'f. Prin- cipal's Office, Jr. Leaders. This preffy cheerleader and 'fu- fure music feacher will always be remembered for her Dufch-boy hair-do. Collecfing plush animals and eafing Nafhan's French fries are among her fayorife pasfimes. LEFKOWITZ, ROBERTA I749 5I Sf. l4l Sec. fo Mr. Welton, Mrs. Wolfson, Mr. Sabbefh, Mrs. Zimmerman, Capl. of Lunchroom Squad. Roberfa, who hafes fo have nofh- ing lo do. plans fo affend busi- ness school and confinue her dancing lessons. 1.Ev1NE. LYNN I676 66 s+. 141 Sec. fo Miss Windecker, Dr. Drach- man, Buddies, Jr., Sr. Arista, Affend- ance Office. Lynn plans fo affend Brooklyn College and become a feacher. She enioys reading, bowling, dancing, and wafching N.U.'s bas- kefball games. LEVINE, RITA SES SI Si 4 L7brav1 Squad- Swim-mhg Leaders. Rre -v:5e se:-e' :e5 e 'S e: : : 4.:: - -'- E :'3 LEVINSON, DANIEL ESD 4 Si 322 Serv':e Sq.ad. g-- - --- - - -- -- :-V: C:- LIEMER. GLORIA S: 55. SAO25 :cv-'.. -1 E-glfsh Oice Larguagve OEce, Cafe- ?e'7a Squads? Jr. Dramafcs Clubq Sec. fe MTss Ges..a':7. V-, -.,,,--..-....--K -..e---. .- -..--- Q-.. ..'- LOMANGINO, JOSEPH L-: I Q- Madr'gaI5 Locker Gua rd. LONGOBARDI, LALJRA F M -L -4 X- -: Arrerda'-ce OFFce, In5rr1-wary Squads Jr. Leader' Sec. ro Mr. Gordon, Mrs M'fberg. e :.: :a': :': ': e' ana - LU DWIG, ROBERTA 11 Ass- Q Corr. Sec. of Sr. CIassg COMET Bocsfers' G.O. Cabhwefh Congressg Budd7est Jr. Leadersg Treas. of Sr. Leaders: COMET Rep.: Program Of- Ece: Soph, Sr. SITIQQ Grade Advisers Sqcad. -- --K 5 :----- -Q-f-1'-:: '- :S' 5 ..':f 'J' .v. .. : ..,: : ., , -,XWQ ' 5' LES 5'6 S' A A II J M' 1 A A X HH-A gm, Us '53 R A , LUSTIG, SYBIL :..4 41. Q- 2 Rec. Sec. oi Se1?or CIass: Sporfs Edi- ror of COMET: Service Squad Oficeg Jr. Sr. Ar?siag Jr., Sr. Leader-sg Bud- diese Serv?ce Leagueg Proiedhn Squad: Se:. ro Mr. Carania. S.:' :ew ': a e': '3'::c.' I Al I I 4 MANDEL, ELEANOR 45.2 1411.-3. 5' Assoc. Ediror of 'SpEraIg Sr. Arisra Buddies: Service Leagueg Jr., Sr. Leadersg Lfbrary Squadg Sec. ro Mrs. Jaffe. -' N- : C e O -3 -- ---'-.. --I.-- - fx- -L-- ': E2..-: - : .f -.' - V- : - MASHIST, ROSALIND :LI E3 S-. 'L' Assoc. Ed. of COMET: Jr., Sr. Ar- fsiar Rec. Sec. of Service Leagueg B1.ddIes' NUHSQ Service General Of- ice, L7brary Squads: Sec. Io Mr. Hy- man. Mrs. Kofchg Jr. Leaders. ?::. 5 :e5 'a :' 's Src:-: ' A C: ees -e re :a's 'ca ' 'r r---'r-r.. S'e 'le' 'ze-sc- :e':'g a': 'ra-' e':s. MAZZEI, CAROL 555 Sf S1 25X Jr., Sr. Leaders: Service League: Sr. Cabinefg Grade Adv?sers', Mirneo- graph, Ass'+. Pr?ncIpaI's Squads. A- A A ,. . C- eg:-:--': c,a': ----: -ces ri' 'er 5-3 :ER-1 ':':e ea 'e::e s: e'. :e5 -. 'C ce 57 - e 'r ess. See 'e'e : ' e : e':s re 'rece '--2 MENACHE, SUSAN .:-5 27 S- .4. G.O. Sec: G.O. Cabinef, Congress: Drama Clubg Varsiry Shovg COMET Rep.q Sec. ro Mrs. Ja5e, Miss Nash. -'-,----. 'Z 'X .--,--- . U :- : s.f,e.,. :ce : : . .-. 'S 5 S 'I 5 5'C :VISA .' CI 535 -'-' C 715 'I C5 ': : CS'E3 :C MEYERSON, ROSE ei: 2: Si 4 savor in chief of NUHS3 ca-Sauer of CaraIysr g Jr., Sr. Ar7s?aj Bud- diesg Service Leagueg Sr. Cabinet: G.O. Cablner Congress: Ubrary Squad: Jr. Leaders1Jr, Red Cross Rep. QC55 .1-: f-2 -awe-H:-eh -- c-..-.. -..-- s 'T - : .4 .., ...R - VC E2-3. MIGLIACCIO, THEODORE ::2 :U bi -1 FoorbaIiTeam3 Miss McGrarh's OFITceg Service English Depf., Sfockroom, Lunchroorv- Squads: Color Guard. ea' Tree: a': 5:-'e':-V. 'ere : M' A:' 3: 5 . -e '-A: e 5-: . 'e5:'e's 5- NU. MINKIN, ELAINE L L- X- 4 co-saver of '-Mavheflggrerenf' Spor-rg EG7+or of COMET: Sec. of Marh Team: Mafh Tuiar' Marh Genera? Of. icesg M'rror Yorrh Forur-. -- - -. -..- - fx- . '1'L 'i' Q.-.TS: -'T T- 'v 2 :-' 'vs r:- C T xfxfxv-. we'-'. -:re MOLLOY, THOMAS l62O 69 S+. l4l Tommy in+ends +o work a++er his gradua+ion +rom N.U. l-lis in+er- es+s include cars, hockey, and Rock and Roll music. MORENO, THERESA I344 84 S+. l28l Madrigalg Boos+ers, Dean's Squacig Sec. +o Mr, Schackerg Service League, G.O. Rep. Terry, who plans +o +ake a pre- medical course a+ S+. John's Uni- versi+y, loves +o do +he cha-cha- cha. MUSELLI, ROBERT 1727 79 S+. 1:41 Orchesfra. Rober+, whose ambi+ion is +o be- come a policeman, will always re- member New Ulrech+'s orches+ra. NAPOLITANO, ANGELO l509 83 S+. l28i Angelo, who plans +o go +o work and make a million dollars, likes playing hockey, ice-ska+ing, and ea+ing home-made ravioli. NELSON, MURIEL l556 38 S+. ll8l Boosiersg Sr. Aris+ag Drama Club, Workshop, L i b r a r y, Lunchroom Squads, Sec. +o Mr. Zeiger. Muriel, whose pe+ peeve is +he song l'm Today's New Muriel, will always be remembered 'for her blue eyes and +he amoun+ o+ +ood she can consume. PARADISO, LYDIA 2052 59 S+. l4l Co-Cap+. of Twirlersg Jr. Leaders. This a++rac+ive +wirler will a++end secre+arial school and +hen go on +o Ci+y College. l-ler in+eres+s in- clude da+ing, drawing, ea+ing swee+s, and-na+urally-+wirling. PARVIN, JOSEPH 76l2 20 Ave. ll4l Record Office. Joe is an ambi+ious boy who plans +o rnaior in ma+hema+ics and science a+ college. Among his in- +eres+s are breeding +ropical iish and collec+ing s+amps. Twen+y-+wo PEARLMAN, EILEEN 59ll I8 Ave. l4l Program Office, Sec. To Mrs. Jaffe, Drama Club. This +u+ure legal s+enographer, who likes +o read and cook, plans +o s+udy a+ New York Communi+y College. PELLEGRINO, CARMINE ll37 73 S+. l28l Carmine, who would like +o be re- membered +or +he NUHS ar+icle on weigh+li++ing in which his pic- +ure appeared, in+ends +o +ur+her his educa+ion a+ college. PETRILLO, RAYMOND I52O 66 S+. ll9l Pianis+ for Madrigal, Band, School Shows, Sr. Aris+a. Ray, whose ambi+ion is +o be a concer+ pianis+, will s+udy music a++er gradua+ion. We'll remember his vir+uoso per+ormances a+ as- semblies. Pi-iiLLiPs, MARILYN uses 54 si. 141 Buddies, Sr. Arisfag Service League, Sec. +o Miss Windeckerg 6.0. Rep.: Drama Club, Varsi+y Show. This a++rac+iye miss in+ends +o go +o Adelphi College and major in drama+ics. l-ler secre+ desire is +o become a grea+ ac+ress and ap- pear in a Broadway produc+ion. PLEVY, DONALD 7l2O is Ave. l4l English Dep+. Squad, G.O. Congress, Cabine+g Leader of Sr. Aris+ag Spiralg Ca+alys+. Ambi+ious Don, who hopes +o be a chemical engineer, will a++end Brooklyn College. l-le enjoys all spor+s, par+icularly baske+balI. POLISHOOK, CAROL 57l6 4Ave, l2Ol Scholarship Office, Sec. +o Mrs. Tel+- scher, Mrs. Green, Carol, who would like +o become an in+erpre+a+ive dancer, likes boys, dancing, and pizza. POMERANCE, RENEE 83-35 l39 S+., Kew Gardens. Queens Jr., Sr. Leaders, A++endance Office, Boo:+ersg Sr. Aris+ag Chorus Leader of Soph Sing. Cookie's plans include a++endinq Queens College and becoming a +eacher. She will always be re- membered +or leading +he Sopho- more Sing. POPKIN, ANITA II65 47 S+. ll9l Booslersg Soph Sing, Sec, fo Mr. Gor- don, Miss Gesualdi, G. O. Rep. Aniia, who plans 'ro maior in dra- malics al college, will be remem- bered ior her wicked dancing and crazy coiirures. RABI, SARAH 1129 43 sr 1191 Lunchroom Squad, Grade Adviser's Office, To become a nurse and go io Israel are among Sarah's plans lor Ihe iulure. This former Parisi- enne will always remember 'rhe friendliness of Ulrechrs 'reachers and siudenls. REISMAN, BERNARD II73 52 si. 1191 Mgr. of J.V. Baskefballg Service League, Gym Clerk, Infirmary, Serv- ice, Stockroom, Proiecfion Squads, Sr. Cabinei, G.O. Congress. Boot who will never 'Iorgel Ulrech+'s '53 baskelballchampion- ship, wanls ro work in lhe real eslale and insurance field. RESTAINO, CLEMENT I773 74 S+. 141 English Bookroom Squad. Clemenl plans 'ro ailend college and hopes 'ro become a drairs- man. Among his hobbies is siamp colleciing. RODVIEN, CAROLE 5I2O I9 Ave. 141 Mrs. Rose's Squad, Library Moniior. Cheerful Carole inlends io work as an assislanl bookkeeper and siudy aclverrising al nighl. She hopes 'ro accomplish somelhinq which she can be remembered lior. ROSEN, JOYCE 1262 50 S1. lI9l Boosters, Dean's Squad, Buddies, Soph Sing. Joyce, who enioys Broadway shows and Ihe ballel, plans Io enrer Brooklyn College and Then be- come a kindergarlen Teacher. ROSENBERG, MARVIN l3I4 46 SI. 1191 Band, Sfockroom Squad. Mary plans io go lo college and hopes 'ro be a T.V. pianisl some- day. He would like 'ro be re- membered 'ior his handball play- ing. U 1 2 2:41 f ' i fi M fi 52, 1 . mf i 2 K ff, If X X Z f 2 C ' f ,X ,W I W W 2 W 2 I ,Rf V, s . If 24 I 1?7if A i 1 , wr f 1 ,f fl M X f f 1 ff lA 4 wks il Wg , ,X Z f , ROSENBLUTH, STEVE 53I5 I5 Ave. 1191 Service Squad. Sieve, who is saiisiied wilh every- 'rhinq excepl' The bad programs he was given, will ariend Brook- lyn College and become a con- siruciion engineer. RURIANI, ROCCO I4I4- 66 Sl. 1191 Service Squad, Locker Guard. Rocco, who plans To sludy public relaiions in evening college, likes people and reading, RUSSANO, JOAN I234 4I S+. lI8l Sr. Arisfa, Service League, Account- ing Depf. Squad, Lunchroom Moniior. Joan, who plans ro be a privale secrerary, would like Io have a Ilhouse full of kids someday. She enioys dancing . . . especially The cha-cha-cha. RYAN, ROBERT 1629 72 51.141 Bob, a boy wirh no dislikes, in- lends Io keep his secrei desire secrel. Fishing and slreer hockey are among his hobbies, and he likes N.U. because iI's close lo home. SALMIERI, SALVATORE 7412 I2 Ave 1281 A young man who likes sporrs, girls, and Urrechrs swimming pool, Sal iniends to enrer college and rake a business course. SAMUELS, MARVIN 1454 43 SL 1191 Infirmary Clerk. Marvin, who would like io own his own business, hopes io be- come a Television iechnician. SANFILIPPO, JOANNE 5201 I9 Ave. 141 Sec. to Mr. Horowirz, Mrs. Hyman, Cafeferia Squad, COMET Rep. Joanne, who enioys long rides in Ihe counlry, would like 'io be a receplionisl. I-ler ambiiion is To gel married and have a home oi her own. Tweniy-Three FA f ' Av! 1- wA4......A'A. Ag.- -N W...-I-..w.A,' Y-V Q mg QV? C55 ' V xf 90 A ff' A A T X .4 'Q fa L. E 1 5 A A,A A A Q .- ,NAI K 'IAA N A Q ggj' V ,A .,1, 5 E A NA V EXW-gf A X XX give 1 ,ff ' 1 Q Q J ,A I i QQ Y f 'if Q' P k f 5 1 A fx O J O: Q FY q ' A 503 1 . ,,,,.-.N 'N F W NAA N IA 5fL'if'! 3- V-5. ,ff 5- 'VFW gay A . 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Jim, who admires Ufrechf's lan- guage feachers. plans fo afiend Sf. John's Universify and maior in labor relafions. l-le hopes some- day fo own a new Cadillac and a ssooo wardrobe. SEBASTIANO, JOSEPH 6805 New Ufrechf Ave. ll9l Hisfory Bookroom, Lunchroom, Service Squads. This fishing and hunfing aficion- ado plans fo work as a bookkeeper and sfudy accounfing. SEHR, PHYLLIS 3702 Shore P'kwy. l35l Madrigal, Jr., Sr. Leaders, Sec. fo Miss Nash, English Depf. Squad. Phyl, whose main ambifion is fo become a lab Technician, plans fo affend New York Communify College. She will be remembered for her oufsfanding afhlefic abil- ify and her fine soprano voice. SENECA, NANCY l923 83 Sl. ll4l Sec. fo Miss Clear, Mrs. Kugler, Sr. Cabinef. Nancy, whose hobbies include record-collecfing, bicycle riding, and dancing, would like fo be- come a singer. SICARI, ELEANOR 69ll l3 Ave. l28l Sec. fo Mrs. Rose. An ardenf rock'n' roll fan, El- lie would like fo work as a book- keeper affer graduafion. She, like mosf ofher girls, hopes fo gef married and raise a family. SIEGEL, ROSALIE I646 45 S+. l4l Boosfers, Buddies, Jr., Sr. Leaders, Affendance Office Squad, Service League, Sec. fo Miss Windecker, Soph Sing. This preify miss wanfs fo marry, have a family, and see fhe world. She dislikes unfriendly people and will always remember fhe foofball and baskefball games al N.U. SIGMAN, GLADYS 4ll2 I5 Aye. ll9l Proiecfion, Affendance, Grade Advis- er's Squads, Officer of Service Squad, Buddies, Service League, Sr. Leaders. Gladys, a cha-cha-cha and clas- sical music aficionada, infends fo go fo college and hopes fo be- come a lab fechnician. Twenfy-six -Q M af' ,S if ... 4 vm rw ,7f. ff si A 'E '7 A, ,. I 1 M sf K .4 QV S 4 Wzfl . gf. , J f 1, .' V g. , f . ' cr figs '- . -Alf ? SlNlEONE, EDWARD II34 79 Sl. l28l Ed, whose hobbies include fropi- cal fish and wood working, will go fo nighl' school and sfudy elecfrical engineering. SIMON, AUDREY l3l4 46 Sf. ll9l Sing Commissioner, Sr. Vice-Pres., Assoc. Edifor of COMET, Capf. of Boosfers, Sr. Cabinef, G.O. Cabinef, Congress, Sr. Arisfa, Buddies, Service League, Cify Council Rep., NUHS, Jr. Leaders, Sec. fo Miss Nash, Gen- eral Office Squad, Soph, Sr. Sing. This sparkling Boosfer Capfain will never forgef The excifemenf of organizing New U'l'rechf's '56 Sing. She will always be remem- bered for her school spirif. soI3EI., WILLIAM I333 si S+. IIQI Service Squad, Gym Clerk. Bill, who likes girls, food and sleeping, has a secref desire 'ro become rich. l-lis favorife N.U. memories are fhe Boosfers and his geomefry class. SONTAG, SHELDON l85O 8I Sf. ll4l Service, Infirmary Squads, Math Tu- for, Record Office. Shelly, whose ambifion is 'ro visif Hollywood, plans fo sfudy busi- ness adminisfrafion af N.Y.U. l-lis inferesfs include baseball and foofball. STAFF, JOEL i725 5l S+. l4l G.O. Cabinef, Congress, Track Team, Service Squad, Service League. Joel plans fo affend college and sfudy deniisfry. l-le will always remember fhe Uirechf sfudenfs, fhe ieams, and ihe days in Chookies. STINGONE. LINA 7502 I7 Ave. II4l Treas. of Sr. Class, Pres. of Sr. Lead- ers, Arf Ed. of COMET, G.O. Rep., Sr. Cabinef, Jr., Sr. Arisfa, Service League, Buddies, Mafh Team, Jr. Un- esco, Affendance, Dean's Squads, Sec, fo Mr. Schacker, Mrs. Fahey, Mrs. Jaffe. Lina. known for her charming per- sonalify, infends fo go fo Brook- lyn College and become a psy- chologisf. l-ler secref desire is fo painf in Greenwich Village. TAUBMAN, EILEEN 5llO I9 Ave. l4l Edifor in Chief of COMET, Corr. Sec. of Service League, Sec. of Sr. Arisfa, Grade Adviser's, Library, Principal's, Mafh. Office Squads, Buddies, Jr. Arisfa, Jr. UNESCO, Sec. fo Mr. Ca- fania, Miss Gesualdi, G.O. Cabinef, Congress, Soph Sing. Eileen, who will affend Brooklyn hopes fo become a College, feacher. She will be remembered for her warm smile and friendly manner. TEITELBAUM, GLORIA I748 53 si. T41 Buddies, Service League, Altendance Ol fice, Lafe Squads, COMET Rep, Soph Sing, Sec. fo Mrs. Grossman, Mrs. Inman, Miss Gesualdi. Gloria iniends lo become a kin- dergarien Teacher or a buyer. She is inleresied in The advance- meni ol: physically handicapped children, TELLER, SANDRA 86l 48 S+. l2Ol Leader of Sr. Arisla, Jr. Arisia, Mafh Team, Sr. Cabinei, G.O. Cabinel-, Congress, COMET Rep., Jr., Sr. Lead- ers, Buddies, Service League, Service Squad, Sec. to Mrs. Fahey, Spiral. Vivacious Sandy will always re- member all ihe ailer-school acli- viiies lhal she pariicipaled in al N.U. She plans 'ro ailend Brook- lyn College and maior in maihe- malics. THORAKOS, THOMAS 5508 I8 Ave. l-il Madrigal. Our rnasier oi ceremonies ai The senior celebrily dance likes girls. cars, hunling, rock 'n' roll mu- sic, and Ulrechl's lvladrigal. TISCIONE, JOHN l459 43 Si. ll9l Proieclion, Lunchroom, Mimeograph Squads. John, who will ioin lhe Navy ai- ler graduaiion, would like To be a draiisman. lr-le dislikes home- work, and will always remember U+rechl's Teachers. TOMBACK, MARSHA ll2O 55 Sl. llcil COMET Business Mgr., COMET Rep., Buddies, Service League: 59fVlC9. Audio-Visual Aids Squads. This pixie-like miss will alwaVS be remembered for her unusual coli- Ture. She plans io ailend college and hopes io become a lawyer. TOTO, JESSIE II84 60 Si. ll9l Sec. lo Miss Windecker, Mr. Proweler. Jessie, a Dodger Tan, Pl6f15 +P become a secrelary. l-ler goal IS To be rich and healihy. ar, Q A iiii J' I , W 'W 1 as I , W- i CAMERA SHY SAN PIETRO, ROBERT l66O 4l S+. ll8l Service Squad. Bob, who would like io play pro baseball or become a draiisrnan, plans io gel a iob and Turiher his educaiion al evening school. i VENEZIA, SUZETTE T365 8I Sr. T281 Jr. Arisia, Dean's, Library Squads, Jr. Leaders, Sr. Cabinei, Sec. fo Mr. Schacker, Newman Club. Suzelle plans lo enier Brooklyn College where she will prepare for a career in 'reaching or some form oi goverrimenl work. WALD, PAULA mo is Ave, ii4i Library Squad, Record Office, Spi- ral, Service League. Paula, who secrelly desires lo be a modern dancer. plans lo be- corne a lawyer. She likes all kinds oi music and people wiih new ideas. WEISS, HARVEY l62l 65 Si. l4l Capt. of Proieciion Squad, Sr. Cabi- nel. This sporis enlhusiasi' enioys spending his spare iirne al Madi- son Square Garden. l-le plans 'ro go 'lo a college preparaiory school and 'rhen become a chem- isl. WILLNER, MYRNA I453 57 S+. glfil Jr., Sr. Arisfa, Jr., Sr. Leaders, erv- ice League, Buddies, Service Squad, Sec. fo Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Jaffe. Myrna plans io aiiend an oui-oi- iown college and rnaior in chem- islry. l-ler secrel desire is 'ro be- come a Tennis champion. ZARETSKY, HOWARD 840 Easi 8 Si. l3Ol Capi. of Golf Team, Jr., Sr. Arista, Circulafion Staff of NUHS, Gym Clerk, Service Squad. Howie, whose chief hobby is playing qoll, plans ro sludy den- lisiry ai Brooklyn College. l-le'll remember Uirechhs inieresiing Teachers. ZIMILES, STANLEY 4702 is Aye. my Capf. of Service Squad, Track, Gym, Locker Guard, Service League. This iuiure enqineer enioys swim- minq and lislening io records. l-le plans io aliend Brooklyn College. Tweniy-seven EVENING SESSION Firsl' Row: Lia Eidlic, Mr, Filzpalriclc, Mrs. Levilon, Mr. Felcher, Mary Sciarrino. Middle Row: Slephen I-lonig, Virginia LaGreca, Mary Ann Ciavola, Lillian Solomon, Enid Beck, Dolores Weber, Bill Scaccianoce. Lasf Row: Mario Du Bouchel, John Porcelli, Ira Julius, Michael Allornare, Joseph Savino, Edward Accardo, Theodore Marlucci, Ronald Mormando. SENIOR CLASS ACADEMIC COURSE: Jonah Beckman, Lia Eidlic, Donald A. Robinson, Rudolph Sabalino, Paul Sarpi, William Scaccianoce, Louis Taubenblar, George Valsamalcis. COMMERCIAL COURSE: Enid Beck. GENERAL COURSE: Michael Aaron, Edward Accardo, Michael Allomare, Slanley Bleclqner, Mary Ann Ciavola, Lawrence Carrino, Franlc D'AgosJrino, Nicholas De Eeo, Mario Du Boucher, Joel Ellen, John Gargiulo, Slephen I-lonig, Ira Julius, Virginia La Greca, Rosemarie Lo Pinlo, Ignacio Manieri, Theodore Marlucci, Ronald Morrnando, Charles Muli, Carl Pincus, John Porcelli, Joseph Savino, Mary Sciarrino, Fred Sinclair, Lillian Solomon, I-lelene Taubenblall, Phyllis Unger, Vincenl Velarcli, Dolores Weber. Iwenly-Eighl Poor Richard's Almanac SEPTEMBER I2-Elrsr oey ci 5:5032 'Bx I 'een 5 ve ' SEPTEMBER I4-Elrsr COMET meefng. ' I-Iew W7 6VG'f +I1e oaqice? ' SEPTEMBER 27-Deogefs wfr Seres, 'We'f ' ex ,eed OCTOBER 3-Senior o1?Eeer eIec47c's. Vere For Davy Creekei OCTOBER 4- Senlor cues SI3I 'I ve beef relzbec. ICOMETS smeIIer, bu? dues ge? Ierger.I OCTOBER 6-Theme chosen, . . erwd Irs Amerfee Hsrcry r: Three vofes. I OCTOBER 25-Deming Enerrucricfs, ecu es',' of Vi Hjffer. P: rhe merwerwgue and push The cnefeief OCTOBER 26-Merlr Eomcieicn Sdeersefcs exervs. 'Vvfier f Hue bird popuIeIion In rhe U.S. er IO:3O A.M,, Aug. 7, WEB' OCTOBER 28-Senior bu++ons erwyore? You're e sefbr? OCTOBER 3I-Vorlng for SenTcr Ce ees. 'Bur I we'4 e ree NOVEMBER 3-Re-vere Tor Senior Ce ees. Cu'-free' CCTS6' NOVEMBER 9Mee5ured for cess and gcwrs . . :rdered ser jeweIry. AI' IBIS rare, we II SIJ'S,y Ce Ivcw fe Le'e' T Ever' January dass. NOVEMBER 7-Ouesiicr: 'When ere we gefiwf- wr :Sei reken? A'swer: 'Afrer we ve qreoeefec. Q5 ewree. NOVEMBER I4-I5-CeIIege pfecemenr efefa 'Ire Qdrg Pe Loco In rhe Ceecf NOVEMBER I9-Seder CeIeb Daree. 'Am I s'fII e ee f NOVEMBER ZI-We wcnr Iwave re eeieeiwe Q' I In Irae COMET-we have e pPc+cgre:?1e'. DECEMBER 2-And we re er? rc Brcekryf Ce: eqe. IAre ye +I'Ie rew currlcurum or iI1e regeier? DECEMBER 5-Re':eEved Serwfer I-Iers. This 75 e Vega 2 eeien. DECEMBER 9-Aedlrlcr' Ter Serb' Seew. Dees' 1 be In rhe Sew?or SINGH? DECEMBER I5, I6-Sing eresevec. A gree C: DECEMBER 2'QCI'wr?s+mes Vecei I of jf Eff ercgets c:ompIere.'! JANUARY II-Seder Dey .... B: I ser? 7ke 5: bees. JANUARY 23, 24, 25-Re-genes! 'TFese ere Tee 'Trees 'fre' Ary 're seuIs.I' JANUARY 3I-Commencemer-I Dey- I+ Is e get ge Qefe' ' we do Ioday, Ihan we have ever done be?cre. SPIRIT OF '76 ,Q- 1-an is if Tl ,T 'F x- 4 f' ii fiirgii E ee A 4' if :A- 'zaiac 'ff 4 M, in ff - M AI E T TL! '. F... Q?-C:3relU-N- . January 4, I976-You are There-aT The signing oT The second DeclaraTion oT Independence Tor January Seniors. The scene is one oT TumulT and pandemonium as billions, millions-no, I56,-The whole January class oT I956-crowd The inTerior oT The world-renowned iulce box hideaway, Shnoolcies, waiTing Tor The momenTous occasion Tor which They have labored so long and so hard. IT is To These ends ThaT They have dedicaTed The pasT TwenTy years: The survival oT The January gradu- aTing class. This is hisTory in The making, a ioyous buT Tense occasion. Come in EVIE GOLDBERG and EILEEN TAUBMAN aT New UTrechT I-Iigh School: The building is bursTing aT The seams. Famous NUI-IS-World reporTers ROSE IVIEYERSON and Sl-IELLY ADELMAN are scurrying Trom room To room, accompanied by COMETNUI-IS phoTographers ROBERT CERULLO and I-IARRIS COT-IEN, who are Trying To geT shoTs oT The disTinguished personages-ALAN BERGER, poliTician exTraordinary, VINNIE DE CONZO, who has been Touring The counTry acTing in Mac- beTh, and GLORIA ERANKEL, who recenTIy won an Oscar Tor her sTar perTormance in The Man Who Came To Dinner. The Tamed dress designer, LINA GINA STINGONE, who has been winning praise Tor her IaTesT creaTion, a sTunning whiTe gym suiT minus The bloomer girl eTTecT, has iusT arrived wiTh world-Tamous TalenT scouT JERRY ERIEDIVIAN. Those Two ceIebraTed auThors, ELEANOR IVIANDEL l I-low To WriTe a 'Dull' STory in Two Easy Lessonsul and JOI-IN CANTANTE l Bio Today, Tomorrow and Never Again l, are discussing a currenT besT seller, l. WaIdbaum's Rise oT New UTrechT's CiviIizaTion. The scene in New UTrechT l'Iigh School is one oT hisToricaI and hysTericaI acTiviTy. In The General OTTice, The swiTchboard is buzzing, overwhelming operaTors ELAINE IVIINKIN and ANNETTE JANOWITZ. Calls are Tlooding in Trom all over The world-- ThirTy Tiom SARAH RABI, heroic French nurse, JOSEPH BRILLER, Loophole ParTy Boss, and ThaT renowned beauTy, ROBERTA LUDWI6. AT The mobile desk in The COMET oTTice There is hushed silence. The genius oT The Declararion raises his pen To The paper and signs-ALAN KRAEMER. Ouickly Tellow-signers SHIRLEY BAUER Iwho really ghosT-wroTe The whole documenTI, JOE PARVIN, ROZZY MASHIST, and SANDRA TELLER, add Their signaTures. SHELLY GORDON rushes her skeTches oT The hisToric evenT To The NUHServices. Carried by ThaT versaTiIe Paul Revere oT modern Times, JOEL STAFF, The news spreads Trom COMET To Shnookies. The crowd goes wild, and, led by RENEE ICOOKIEI POMERANCE, iT bursTs inTo song. Former MadrigaIiTes, JUDY BUSSE and CHARLIE EPSTEIN, can be heard above The Throng oT voices, loudly singing WiTh hearT and voice and . , . Marching down 79 STreeT, naTionaIIy Tamed Sing Commissioner AUDREY SIMON can be seen leading Those Tamous LiberTy Belles, DOROTHY HERSTIK, HANNAH LEFKOWITZ, MURIEL NELSON and LYDIA PARADISO, in a spiriTed cheer. ANITA POPKIN, known Tor her inTerpreTaTion oT The laTesT dance craze, The '76 Cha-hop, has joined Them. Rushing pasT The crowd, baseball manager CHICO CHIARENZA has sud- denly been sTopped by a group oT Tans, ROSALIE IRICKIEI KLAUS, ELAINE KAYE, ROBERTA IBOBBYI HODOS, BEA GOLUB, and ALAN BERMOWITZ, who wanT auTographs. When asked why The Dodgers have been losing The Series since '56, MARSHA TOMBACK, The Team's business manager, commenTed, WaiT Till nexT year. The eminenT psychiaTrisT, DONALD PLEVY, is observing The crowd and mumbling To himSeIT while his TranTic secreTaries, SYBIL LUSTIG and SUE MENACHE, are scribbling Turiously in NUHS-wriTe. He is Trying To Tigure ouT The probabiIiTy oT raTiTying The DecIaraTion in 48 hours if iT needs I65 signaTures. The crowd is dispersing. IT is now oTTiciaI: New UTrechT will have a January class no maTTer how microscopic. WhaT kind oT a day was iT? A day like any oTher day, excepT-you were There. ThirTy-one ,f S Cade 4 Sand Q esxdew Teller' L f- U Arg 5+0' P' Alan Berger , ' Q iw ' fat? , COWN-L+ Eds+or Ta u b mem 6 SC QYgrS0h ,H or-x' of AH1 5 V5 S, Y, Shall ms emcqh 0 0 W. M ww 40a f h , f , V X LJ LBQCIQ, F- SP A v-T574 v ld 0- Pf.I I,.,, C.-e+af ,nf SUSQN C + 5- doavliv I' Eel ' S1101 s G07-if big pfe 5 alia? V4 Y' Cen? be Q 0 nzo Q d'x!Nqx ' Wnay 6, l C! etfe A A -S 3 5 rj 'seq 31' on YO Owl 0 0 ? v:e Q V1 o LH l-3 ,funn Q xv ofhx C. 5e , I NENQCMG X y inn., SAINTS AND SINNERS Q . K fi - ff ,T .-ee.. -- . ri QN -'F ' 1 fxfe fe ' ilk- ,Q .fri f L L - ,,, , ir. + ss,5',r,:f,: T yw T A Ea gui., . X Yi V A Y-Egfr yfiuulflxv ' 'r i hx XA if f,- i g x f i . i l f'-' H N' i X ' ,I K L. f-SJ 0 Ae?i NAME NOTED FOR OUGHT TO SIN QUOTE Louis Adduci Silence Speak up Girls BUT l dOr1'T Wof1T To make a speech, Shelly Adelman Sugar and spice STay The way she is Mel Really? personaliTy Shirley Bauer Senior SpoTlighT STarT some gossip Keen wiT l'm iusT Thinking aloud Alan Berger Milli Cohen Bob Cerullo Vinnie De Conzo Charles Epslein Gloria Frankel Evie Goldberg Shelly Gordon Hannah Lefkowilz Roberla Ludwig Sybil LusTig Sue Menache Roz MashisT Elaine Minkin Rose Meyerson Teddy Migliaccio Raymond PeTrillo Donald Plevy Renee Pomerance AniTa Popkin Audrey Simon Lina Sfingone Joel STa'Ff Eileen Taubman Sandy Teller Being a gigolo Spanish 48A FilibusTering Sr. Pres. Madrigal PxcTing Being eTPTervescenT ArT skeTches Cheerleading Two Iefl Tee-T Dimples Winning elecTions Maxine's hisTory noTes MaTh Team NUT-lS Adonis Piano playing Senior ArisTa Soph Sing Popcorn ScinTillaTing personaliTy Senior Treasurer Track Did MosT BrighT smile STop TlirTing Live in The caTeTeria Make a million CuT meeTing shorT Become a barber l-lave her name in lighTs STop bubbling Sell Them Yell louder Learn To mambo Share Them Divulge her winning Tormula Charge renTal Become a maThe- malician Give us The TacTs Go To Hollywood Buy candelabra Become a public speaker Go Tar Pop corn PaTenT iT Learn To counT Win a meeT Join a TraTerniTy Model Tor lpana G.O. PresidenT PerpeTual MoTion Buddies PopulariTy Singing on sTairways Gerry COMET paragraphs Being on The go LiTTle black book Garfields Sr, Rec. Sec. Black hair Volley ball MaThemagician' Voluminous peTTicoaTs Sunglasses Liberace Mrs. WolTson's maTh class George WashingTon's ponyTail Jane U BoosTers Green eyes Cheerleaders Columbia LighTing candles so please sTop me il l'rn wrong. l goT iT made. Whar have you goT To eaT? lNlexT case ' LeT's have some order here. You're kidding. Really, darling. Please lel me Tinishf' Are we changing The sTaTT page again? I believe . . You don'T say. The minuTes oT The meer- ing OT . . Girls, This is iT. IT's ridiculous. BUT I'll be The only girl Taking The pre-engi- neering course. MBUT' why? Aren'T l good looking? lT's a STeinway. BuT l'm a genTlernan. I'rn gonna leT my hair grow. 'l-lis name is Alan. BuT how can l be in Two places aT The same Time? Oh, Tiddlesricksf' WhaT do you hear Trom your head? Bur l'm nor an exTro- ver'l'.l' l-low nice! Icy ey We, The Seniors oT January '56, TurbulenT yeT composed, impaTienT yeT ToleranT, embark upon a new period in our hisTory and do hereby begueaTh The Tollowing To Those who remain behind: To Mr. Noonan-ConTinued good TorTune in adminisTering New UTrechT. To Mr. Schacker-Sincere Thanks Tor The Time and eTTorT he devoied To making our senior Term a success. To Mr. Goldenberg-A l-lisTory 7 class ThaT can simmer down. To Mr. Goodman-A college-wise senior class. To Mr. Charosh-A magician's handbook and a piggy bank. To Mrs. TelTscher-A pair OT rabbiTs To perpeTuaTe The Funny Bunny MuTT Makers, lnc. To Mr. Zeiger-An unexpurgaTed version oT l-lamleT. To Mr. Waldbaum-A l'lisTory 6 class ThaT can spell TariTT-and Thanks Tor inspiring our Theme. To Mr. E. Meyer-A compass To enable his social sTudies sTudenTs To Tind The exacl geomeTric cenTer oT Their seaTs. To Mr. CaTania-The precedenT oT a proiecT Tor Senior ArisTa. To Miss Gesualdi-A Time saver. To Mrs. Wolfson-A paTenT on The silenT meThod oT doing advanced algebra problems. To Mrs. Scher-ConTinued success Tor The ChrisTmas-Channukah drive and an inTiniTe supply oT Tank suiTs. To Miss Gelber-A COMET sTaTT ThaT can spell, counT, and do numerous oTher Things ThaT normal seniors do. To Mr. and Mrs. CanTor-3D models of cloverleaT lanes To use in driver educaTion classes. To Mr. HorowiTz-A lawnmower To keep his crew cuT sTraighT. To Miss Kradel-A TuTurisTic TypewriTer wiTh diamond sTudded keys. To Mr. DolkarT-A year's supply oT unbreakable TesT Tubes. To Dr. Drachman-An exegesis oT Why STudy English? To Mrs. RosencranTz-A Spiral oTTice wiTh a lock and key. To Mrs. Grossman-A Senior class ThaT wins STaTe Scholarships. To Every Teacher-Memories. To NexT Term's Senior Class-Our personalized gym suiTs, our dirTy whiTe bucks, and our impeneTrable RegenTs books. To New UTrechT-Two-and-a-halT unTorgeTTable years. To Nexf Term's COMET EdiTors-We leave The same number oT paragraphs, ques- Tionnaires, and class lisTs ThaT we had-plus 600 addiTional ones. 'lhirTy-Tour mo V ' 'lv A Neg XX A X 15 3, ani ' 1 1 I B 5. X 6 'li . WI! E13 ez ' ' J .-A I X 171. I li QL I Q' if iff? 235 I-.-,,i-3.2 V-ND, 'Eff-.ff- 'Z - K ff! u - - 1'-'-5-,ff M -, 3 ' A t' r , e,g!l : ' it RVC.wA.,,i CHI20 ICLE A Senior's Schedule New iUTrechT has been my second home Tor Two-and-a-halT years. l have expe- rienced TleeTing momenTs oT delighT, The Twinge oT disappoinTmenT, The Tear oT Tailing RegenTs exams, and The daily rouTine oT counTing The days Till graduaTion. Now suddenly iT's all over, and all aT once l'm happy and yeT sad Too. l wanT To reach ouT and grasp These remembrances so dear To me. BUT l can'T. l can only reminisce. Looking back, l Think The Thing l can picTure mosT vividly is my TranTic Senior Schedule. 6:30-6:45-Wake up. Can'T geT ouT oT bed. ATTer small dose oT persuasion and large dose OT ThreaTs, dash To The baThroom, brush TeeTh, rinse Tace. ls ThaT me? 6:45-6:55-OeT dressed. Throw on crinolines, skirT, blouse ll knew l should have ironed iTi, knee socks, dirTy whiTe bucks. 6:55-7:IO-Take ouT hair clips, comb hair. One side is curlier Than The oTher. WeT hair. ResulT: no curl. OuT oT desperaTion, make pony Tail. ResulT: pig's Tail. lvlusT hurry. OeTTing laTe. One lasT look. Oh well, ThaT's liTe. 7:IO-7:l5-Run To kiTchen. Gulp down orange iuice, ToasT, glass oT milk in one minuTe TlaT. So Tar on schedule. 7:l5-7:25-PuT on lipsTick, grab coaT. No Time Tor make-up. SnaTch books lEnglish LiT. weighs only 3- pounds.l lvlusTn'T TorgeT gym suiT. Say good-by To Tolks and l'm oTTl 7:25-7:30-Run like mad To bus sTop. Search in vain Tor bus TickeT. lThe shock oT paying TiTTeen cenTs would be Too greaT.l 7:50-8:00-Dash To lockers. ATTer pushing my way TranTically Through The mass oT peTTicoaTs, coaTs, scarTs, lipsTick, mascara, and combs, l reach my desTinaTion. Locker reTuses To open. Make several aTTempTsq Tinally iT yields. Throw in gym suiT, close locker, push my way Through crowd. Ah, now l can breaThe again. 8:lO-8:I5-Open COMET oTTice. Leave coaT. Close COMET oTTice. 8:l5-9:00-FirsT period-English 8. ATTendance Taken. lvlinuTes read. Open Eng- lish book. Teacher: 'lvlacbeTh,' if you please. lnTerrupTion-laTecomers arrive. Teacher: Oo down and geT a laTe pass. Now, where were we? Ah yes, 'lvlacbeTh.' Turn To AcT lll, Scene 3. Who would like To play MacbeTh? Someone musT wanT To play MacbeTh. All righT, CrockeTT, Thank you. lnTerrupTion-laTecomers arrive wiTh passes. Teacher: Now, back To 'lvlacbeTh'. lnTerrupTion-bell ringsl 9:00-9:45-Onward To l-lisTory 7. SiT double, knock elbows. Gym class brigade arrives and we're ready Tor work, or are we? We are! Surprise TesT on Woodrow Wilson. Class goes crazy. We all Tail TogeTher. We're Buddies 9:45-lO:OO PreTecT. Say pledge. Dash ouT, run To Buddy preTecT, dash back. Eive minuTes leTT To do French, English LiT., eco., and hisTory homework. lO:OO-lO:45-Gym class and Tor 45 minuTes l'm an aThleTe-aThleTe?-STarT undressing-can'T unTangle sneakers: pull oTT skirT-zipper caTches on gym suiT. Oops! l.osT a blouse buTTon. Smear lipsTick, Take OTT waTch, braceleTs, earrings, bobby pins, ribbons, scarves. WhisTle blows-we're laTe-Tip-Toe To Tloor spoT. EirsT exercise- a-n-d one, and Two, and Three, and s-T-r-e-T-c-h and Tour, and one, and-advance To ThirTy-six baskeTbaII. GeT poked in The ribs, geT hiT on The head, break nails, buT iT's worTh iT. My Team wins. 10:45-II:3O-English I.iT.-RomanTic RevoIT in PoeTry. Today we shall discuss WordsworTh, Coleridge, ScoTT, Byron, Shelley, and KeaTs. -As we Tinish WordsworTh, The bell rings. II230-I2:I5-Eco.- AssignmenT 43404, given Today, due Tomorrow. Pros and cons oT Big Business. Funny Bunny MuTT Makers, Inc., making big proTiTs.-Is This a roTTen carroT?- LevinsonI To reTurn To The assignmenT, cover adminisTraTions OT McKinley, RooseveIT, eTc. I'IisTory 7, anyone? I2:I5-I:OO-Lunch aT IasTI Egg sandwich . . . Yes, I'II Take The Tray away. Cupcake . . . No, I won'T Throw piTs. Milk . . . BuT iT isn'T my bag. Ice cream . . BuT I always siT aT This Table Time To eaT . . . BuT I Iosf my appeTiTe. I:OO-I :45-French. BuT French 7 shouIdn'T geT any homework. BuT I'm noT Talking. BuT I reTuse To be on probaTion. BuT I can'T pronounce u in French. BuT The bell rings. l:45-2:30-COMET. I wish we had some windows in here. -Check para- graphs.- Did you have a nice Time This SaTurday nighT? - Will you Type This? -- ThaT Tweed dress was beauTiTuII - Someone geT The class IisTs. -Can'T Tigure ouT why we never geT anyThing done. 2:30-5:00-COMET, Buddies meeTing, Service League meeTing, ArisTa meeTing, 6.0. Cabins-aT, 6.0. Congress, Senior Show rehearsals, Chookies. 5:00-9:00-Make The mosT oT every rninuTe. T 9:00-I I:OO-Should do my homework .... BuT I simply musT Tinish kniTTing. . . . Provisions oT The Sherman AnTi-TrusT AcT. . . . Think I'II Tinish reading The NUHS. . . A Thing oT beauTy is a ioy Toreverf' . . . I-Imm, wonder whaT's on STudio One TonighT .... TransIaTe M. Seguin. . . . I'II geT The phone: iT musT be Tor me. I l:OO-I:OO-MusT re-wriTe SainTs and Sinners. Why can'T my co-ediTor spell? . . . OughT To Take a baTh .... To sleep, To sleep, perchance To dream. . . . EILEEN TAUBMAN Watch The Birdie! We've all been phoTographed aT one Time or anoTher, and have ThereTore Taced The problem oT how To approach a camera. Should one smile, Trown, or hide? ATTen pondering The guesTion, I've decided ThaT The camera's vicTims can be divided inTo eighT diTTerenT Types. Type One: The TooThpasTe AdverTisemenT -When conTronTed by a camera, he grins Trom ear To ear, Thus producing a picTure which consisTs only oT TeeTh, TeeTh, and more TeeTh. Type Two: Surprised-I-Ie is calmly walking down The sTreeT when his name is called. Turning quickly, he Tinds himseIT Tacing a lens which has iusT recorded his look oT compIeTe asTonishmenT. ThirTy-seven Type Three: Gangly-No maTTer how he's siTTing or sTanding, his arms and legs always seem To geT in The way. I'Iis IasT picTure ITiny head blocked by Two large TeeTI was boughT by a chiropodisT. Type Four: 0bsTinaTe-IMore poIiTeIy called camera shy. I JusT because There is a man wiTh a camera, he revoITs. I-Ie haTes To be phoTographed. I-Ie haTes phoTog- raphers. I-Ie haTes To smile. BUT, when he is held down by Two Triends, he Too succumbs. Type Five: The Camera I'Iog-Everyone knows him. I-Ie's The one whose Tace always manages To be in TronT, blocking everyone eIse's, and who comes ouT The worsT and ruins The picTure. Type Six: I-IaIT-head I-larry-Poor I-larry! I-Ie iusT can'T seem To geT one compleTe parT oT himseIT inTo a picTure. ATTer years oT seeing only one side oT his head or The Tip oT his ear, he's sTiII Trying. Type Seven: PhoTo-Crazy-I-Ie has Ten Thousand picTures oT himseIT and has papered The walls oT his house wiTh Them. IT There is someone Taking picTures Ten miles away, he will Tind ouT and be There in Two minuTes. Type EighT: Un-phoTogenic-I'Ie iusT never looks righT. EiTher he comes ouT blurred, or wiTh a lurid grin, or wiTh a horrible Trown. SomeTimes he doesn'T even come ouT aT all. From This survey I've come To The conclusion ThaT a camera does very sTrange Things To people. I have Tried unsuccessTuIIy To decide exacTIy which caTegory I TiT inTo. Since I'm afraid To Tind ouT, I've decided noT To be Tound in TronT oT a camera again. Thar is, noT unTil someone wanTs To Take my picTure. ELEANOR MANDEL A Senior's Dream In our UTrechT, home oT learning, Said an ancienT sage oT yore, Ye shall gain The knowledge worThy ThaT will help you ever more. I3uT ThaT sage is now ouTdaTed And his prophecy noT True, For iT's '56, and Seniors Have a diTTerenT poinT oT view. V!e'd have music in The lunchroom, A name band every day. The gym suiTs we'd remodel- Paris Trocks would help us play. ThirTy-eighT 'STead oT waTer in The TounTains We'd have soda in iTs place: And we'd build a skaTing rink If we only had The space. Dancing classes Tor The boys Who cannoT keep in sTep, WiTh emphasis on The mambo For The boys wiTh loTs oT pep. All This may seem To you A quiTe impracTical scheme. BUT, aTTer all, we query, Can'T a SENIOR dream? ELAINE MINKIN jfs I 4 1 u , , 5 , 2 m Q Q X , , , fAi A A, 1 1. If -I: ' , z 7 3 e .Qi X, 't Q f . ,na , gf' g3'55., W . 7 Af' 1 v y P7 , f ii Z VK, s x-If K , an W, 6...,,,,V h 1 Jtfyfl ip 5 A n- 9 Y 1? . 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Co-CapTain Thomas DiNuova, leTT Tackle Tor Three seasons, was called The'spiriT oT The club by Coach Berg. Gil Kosik, who played righT halTback posiTion, was The smallesT man on The Team. His abiliTy and versaTiliTy placed him high on The lisT oT sensaTional players. He, Too, is a veTeran oT Two seasons. Lower Seniors who are now playing Their lasT gridironhseason are Frank Vella, George Merolla, Blair Bickler, Mike Savino, Bob Furman, Harold Waxman, Louis GoIdsTein, Carmine Gerace, and Ted Malek. SWIMMING AlThough Coach Erank IvIacDaviTT has a Tine group oT naTaTors, They had To meeT very keen compeTiTion This season. While The squad did noT do very well, iT is believed ThaT nexT season will be more promising. AT The TirsT meeT OT The season UTrechT Triumphed over JeTTerson 36-3 I. Sparking The squad are co-capTains Charles Lubilz and ArThur LiTTlesTone, Tree- sTylersp Dick Ten Eyck, backsTroker, and AI Dworkin, TreesTyler. Among The members oT The Team who will graduaTe in June are Barry Lessinger and Bill Teller, TreesTylersg Ken Heilman, breasTsTroker, and Lou BenermariTo, diver. HANDBALL In Coach Ed Berg's opinion, This season's handball Team has The greaTesT poTen- TialiTies oT any in UTrechT's hisTory. Allan Greenberg, capTain oT The Team, has been undeTeaTed Tor The pasT Two seasons in P.S.A.L. compeTiTions. Seven oT lasT year'S eleven players are back again This season. On The sTrengTh oT This, Coach Ed Berg aims To go ouT Tor anoTher divisional championship TiTle. I7orTy DDERS AND NATATORS Forfy-on BASKETBALL Tied Tor TirsT place wiTh Lincoln and LaTayeTTe in Division l aT The mid-poinT oT The P.S.A.L, season, New UTrechT's baskeTball Team has given Coach Jack Gordon good reason To be conTidenT oT a highly successTul season. ln view oT The abiliTy and excellenT Team-work oT The players and Taking inTo accounT The sTanding oT The Team so Tar, Mr. Gordon inTends To aim Tor The ciTy TiTle This year. Sparking The varsiTy Team This season are high scorers Gary KauTman, capTain, and Allan Greenberg, co-capTain. Jerry Sklar, playing varsiTy ball Tor The TirsT year, has shown greaT possibiliTies and mighT, in Coach Gordon's opinion, even ouTdo Mike ParenTi, high-scoring member oT UTrechT's i953 CiTy Champs uniT, AnoTher new- comer To The Team worTh waTching is Tony RubiloTTa, who has already made a name Tor himselT in TooTball. On The whole, The varsiTy Team This season is ouTsTanding. TRACK Under The direcTion oT Coach Jackson Browne, The Track Team has done well in various meeTs so Tar This season. CapTain of The Team is Luddy Dellova, who, wiTh Don GeTTner, was on The STaTe Championship Hurdling Team lasT year. WiTh These Two, added To such reliable perTormers as Michael GeTz, PeTer Jedel, and STeve Slobodkin, and wiTh a new crop oT sprinTers, The ouTlook Tor The TuTure is very good. BOWLING STarTing This Term wiTh a compleTely new squad headed by Paul Cardile, The bowling Team has had Two vicTories. The TirsT was againsT LaTayeTTe and The second againsT ForT l-lamilTon. Coach Jerry Rizzo holds inTramurals each spring in an eTTorT To build a new Team. Only a limiTed number oT boys are available because boys are noT permiTTed To bowl unTil They are sixTeen years old. GOLF Though The golT season hasn'T begun, Coach lrving Goldberg says The ouTlook is good. Number one man is l-loward ZareTsky, capTain. Charles LubiTz and Joel Sperber are oTher mainsTays oT The Team. A new group oT sophomores is expecTod To ioin The Team when pracTice sessions begin. ForTy-Two HOOPSTERS, TRACKSTERS, AND KEGLERS SENIOR LEADERS Facully Adviser: Miss Giola These alhlefically-inclined girls help in flue lwealllw educalion classes by refereeing games and checking allendamce. CHEERING SQUAD Faculry Adviser: Mr. Hyman The cheerleaders do Their besr To cheer 'rhe Teams on ro vicrory ar irverszhdes s or s exe-nfs SWIMMING LEADERS Faculiy Adviser: Mrs. Scher These girls, who are expe-r+ swimmers, assisf Mrs. Scher ai 'rhe pool during swimming classes. PAUL REVERE AND THE MINUTE MEN Mr. Schacker Mr. Ca+ania Mr. Sifomer Mr. Dolkarf Mr. Goldenberg Mr. Waldbaum Mr. Goodman M'ss Olliffe Mr. Zeiger IS ZX N 4 fx X 4 H f Q. 'S -I fl , 'N-..... ,---..,,, - ' tK.sxn mann n1s 1 E . ff ,-,..--un-s --,--:nun COMMITTEES ODF CORRESPONDENCE Through iTs numerous exTra-curricular acTiviTies, New UTrechT l-ligh School oder HS STudenTs many opporTuniTies To gain Triends, To develop school spiriT and S,oorTs manship, To lead a rich social liTe, and To work TogeTher cooperaTively, Lilce The com miTTees oT correspondence Tormed by Samuel Adams in I772, The various sTuden organizaTions serve To promoTe The exchange oT ideas. Shown on The Tollowing page are some oT The many sTudenTs and Teachers who devoTe Their Time and eTTorT To Thes acTiviTies. T 9 G.O. CABINET FaculTy Adviser: Mr. Gcldenber There is no TaxaTiom wiThouT represenTaTion aT New Ufrecnf, Sfuoe T 6.0. CabineT discuss and voTe on various school issues. i-,- ,.. SENIOR ARISTA Faculfy Adviser: Mr. Cafania The members of Aris+a have mei' 'rhe requiremenfs in scholarship, service, and characlrer which are fhe essenfials of 'rhis honor sociefy. NUHS Facul'ry Advrserz Mr. Horowifz New U+re:h+'s Wown criers '-ine sraff of rhe NUHS-keep 'rne sTuden+s informed of scnooN news MATH TEAM Facurfy Adviser: Mr. Sffomer According fo flweir rnenfor, These boys and girls are 'Tnvesfiqarors In+o ine nw'+'Q'gfn T esoferic relafionslwipsf' SERVICE SQUAD Facully Advisers: Mr. Schlesinger, Mr. Wellon ll is Tlne responsibilily of llwis squad lo lielp mainlain order in New U+recl'il's lialls. NEWMAN CLUB Facully Adviser: Dr. Sorieri This religious and social club for Callwolic sludenls sponsors suclw aclivilies as oufings, dances and an annual communion cveaklasl. PRINCIPAL'S souAn Faculiy Adviser: Mrs, Brenner These sludenls handle clerical work and run errands lor Mr. Noonan and his secrelarv. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT'S SQUAD Facully Adviser: Mrs. Zuckerman II is Ihe responsiloilily of 'rhe members of 'rhis squad Io serve as messengers and clerical assisianls in Miss McC5raIh's office. BOYS' DEAN'S SQUAD Facully Advisers: Mr. Grubnick and Mr. E. Meyer Helping wifh clerical work and serving as messengers are among 'rhe Iasks per- formed by This squad. GIRLS' DEAN'S SQUAD Facully Advisers: Mrs. Yuppa and Miss Saunderson These girls help wilh Ihe clerical work connecled wilh Ihe keeping of records in Ihe deans' office. 4 ... if , ,gg fig DRAMA CLUB FaculTy Adviser: Mrs. Agin These sTudenTs me-eT every day To worl: Toward The developmenT oT Their acTing TalenTs and To prepare programs Tor New UTrer:hT audiences. LIBRARY SQUAD FaculTy Advisers: Mrs. CoTTrell, Miss l.oTTus, Mr, Adams, Mrs. MinlcoTT Among The varied duTies OT The mem- bers oT This squad are The Tiling oT library maTerials and The shelving and charging oT books. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SQUAD FaculTy Adviser: Dr. Drachman This squad consisTs oT sTudenTs who volunTeer Their services To do clerical worlc, acT as messengers, and help pre- pare exhibiTs Tor The English DeparTmenT, ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT SQUAD Fac:ulTy Adviser: Mr. Zamore This group oT sTudenTs helps in The eT- TicienT operaTion OT The AccounTing De' parTrnenT oTTice by cuTTing sTencils, mim- eographing, running errands, and Typing. STOCKROOM SQUAD Facuhry Adi 'sersz Mr. Nascar. Mr. Feldman Ti-ese ssude 4 well: he lceeo rhe inven- ferv ci scheel ucciies ard +0 furnish iaculrx' members vfrh rhe malerials fhev ...aa -., 4. ,- i--d ,r i ei - ses. ATTENDANCE OFFICE SQUAD Faculry Advisers: Mr. Sabberh and Mrs. Zimmerman The members of lhis squad collecr arlendarice sheers from +he prelecr rooms and serve as clerical assislanls, JUNIOR RED CROSS Faculfy Adviser: Mr. Piefier This crgamizarioh corisisrs ci hard- working sfudewis wha assisi in drives, sponsor fund-raisins campaigns, and visir hcspilals. PROJECTION SOUAD Faculry Adviser: Mr. Dollcarr The proiecficrx squad is in charge ol rhe equipmenf for The visual aids which are helpful in classrecm work. ORCHESTRA Facully Adviser: Dr. Silberman During 'llweir daily reliearsals, 'rlwe members of 'l'l'ue orclweslra prepare a rep- erloire of classical and semi-classical music for presenlarion ar assemblies and concerls, BAND Facully Adviser: lvlr. Cherry New U'rrecli'r's life aricl drum corps plays ar assembly programs, inlersclwol- asric games, concerls and graduarion exercises. TWIRLERS Faculfy Adviser: Mr. Charry Tliese lalenled girls clemonslrale 'rlieir 'lwirlinq skills al' assembly programs and on Jrlwe a+l1le+ic field. fglfmwhxy f 4 7X9 X fZ,W 4 V W, J 10 BUDDIES L O .JI U Lf! 5 .. CJ Ln 5 'U fi P- -v- 3 U 'U LL 7 ...- wx :1 E E + E E U O ua C b. 9 Tl m c C ZZ u c 3 -..- O O .C u us -J 'U L O va 3 T7 c: 6 ... .H cn .1 U cs W c Q E C C C7 C 1.1 .C H. C W 5 .D E o E ,- BOOSTERS Facully Adviser: Mr. Hyman The Booslers help 'ro slimulale school spiril' and sell Hclcefs for all fund-raising aclivllies GXJLXQ Compliments of GRADUATE HOUSE 109 Monroe Street Newark, N. J. Official Jewelers for The Class of 1956 GXJLIS CUX SUNS Sl Vining, 1nc ESTABLISHED 1837 MAKERS OF Caps and Gowns Academic Hoods Judicial Robes Choir Gowns Church Vestments Best Style Materials - Workmanship 131 East 23111 Street New York 10, N. Y. 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