Peekskill Military Academy - Reveille Yearbook (Peekskill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 127 of the 1949 volume:

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Q hmmmm fm Dedication We, the Class of 1949, dedicate this Yearbook to those members of the Allied Armies who died in World War Il. It is because of their courage and valor that our education can con- tinue unhampered by War and de- struction. As we read through this Yearbook together, let us remember these men who gave uthe last full measure of devotion for us, for America, and for the world. rfreword On these pages is a portrayal of the achieve- ments and activities of P. M. A. for 1948-4-9. It is the hope of the Staff that this hook will help you to recapture cherished memories and will he a source of pleasure in the years to come. ,4 dminisfrafion Z?06tl 6! of jnbld i686 Mr. Robert L. Coe, ,04 President 145 Grove Street Waterbury, Connecticut Mr. Coleridge W. Hart Vice-President 600 Decatur Avenue Peekskill, New York Colonel William H. Eaton, '96 Vice-President Iittsfield, Massachusetts Mr. Edward G. Halsey, '17 Secretary and Treasurer Oakview Parkway Peekskill, New York Mr. Chester D. Pugsley, '04 12 West 122nd Street New York, New York Right Reverend David L. Ferris, 782 325 Park Avenue Rochester, New York Professor Elbert S. Platt 37 Brunswick Road Troy, New York 11 Mr. Douglass MacDuf:f 120 Requa Street Peekskill, New York Mr. William C. McConnell 611 Decatur Avenue Peekskill, New York Mr. Val Cronstedt Bull Hill Road Nlarlborough, Connecticut Mr. H. James Rand 16 East 48th Street New York 17, New York Mr. Arthur E. Roberts 41 East 42nd Street New York 17, New York Mr. Robert J. Field 333 Washington Street Peekskill, New York Weis-' ,, f - J Tis f0'ucq770 Harms The 'W M C'omm0N mud Q: HOWARD MOORE Headmaster B.A., Williams College, M.A., St. Lawrence University, Pennsyl- vania State College, Syracuse University, New Paltz Teachers College, State Teachers College, Albany 'lr S L ,qv X sad bb in 44 ,pau S tiff? F-314 - x .F H bb . fi. . . x 1' 5 ' a 1 'Q ROBERT V. CONNOLLY Commandant of Cadets Major, Infantry Reserve BS., New York University JOSEPH J. ROTHROCIC B.S., University of Delaware Director of Admissions I V I RICHMOND L. SCOTT B.S. in Ed., State Teachers College, Farmington, Maine, B.S. in Ed., Boston University, Ed.M., Boston University, University of Maine, Uni- versity of Vermont, Harvard University Head of English Department, Publications 1 VICTOR H. GABRIEL - B.P.E., Springfield College, M.A., Columbia University Director of Athletics, English MERTON E. LAVERTY BS., Colby College, University of Maine, Uni- versity of Vermont Head of Science Department, Director of Visual Aids WALTER T. ANDERSEN First Lieutenant, USMC BS., Franklin and Marshall College Assistant Commanclant, Social Science LESTER E. MAY B.A., Princeton Universityg M.A., Columbia University Head of Mathematics Department, Director of Testing CLAIR G. FRANTZ B.A., Franklin and Marshall Collegeg M.A., Mid- dlebury Collegeg University of Bonn, Gernlanyg University of Pennsylvaniag Temple University Head of Foreign Language Department HENRY M. GATES Mus.B., Boston University Director of Music GEORGE L. TAHR B.A., Dartmouth Collegeg Trinity Collegeg Har- vard University ' Head of History Department BRADLEY B. LADD BA., Dartmouth Collegeg M.A., University of New Hampshire Science, Equitation THOMAS F. LAVIN Major, Coast Artillery Corps CAA3 Reserve BA., Fordham Universityg Wasliington and Lee Military Science, Latin, English FRANK J. BIANCO B.A., New York Universityg University of Havana, Columbia University Spanish, French, English, Athletics MILLARD G. DUBo1s Captain, Air Reserve BS., Middlebury Collegeg M.A., Columbia Uni- versityg Duke Unive1'si.y Mathematics, Athletics WILLIAM M. FORCE First Lieutenant, AAF B.A.,, Colgate Universityg M.A., Colgate Univer- sity English, Dramutics EUCLIDE J. LAGUE B.Ed., Rhode Island College of Education Brown University F rench, Latin. MYRON L. WELLS BS., Springfield College History, Athletics JAMES M. GRANTHAM Cadet, U. S. Army Air Corps BS. in Physical Education Mathematics, Athletics GERALD J. PERKINS Second Lieutenant, USMC B.A., University of New Hampshire, Dartmouth College History, Science, Athletics GEORGE D. SENTER B.A., Brown University Mathenmtics, Science, Military Science FREDONIA H. TARR CMRSJ B.S., State Teachers' College, Framingham, Librarian Mass CHARLOTTE M. BoHL1c, R.N. fMlSSl New York Universityg Peekskill Hospitalg Stamford CConn.J Hospital Infirmarian ALICE A. GABRIEL, R.N. fMRs.J Buffalo State Teachers' Collegeg St. Luke,s Hos- pital, New York City Q Assistant Nurse Dn. BERNARD R. LowEY School Physician JEAN MACDIICHJXEI, fMISSD Boston University Dietitian Snzinrs 64444 .fgcluiaer MR. BRADLEY B. LADD 23 MAURICE ELISH SHERMAN Reese 1726 Cortelyou Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Born August 9, 1931 At P. M. A. three years Gold Keys: Fr. 2, 1947-483 Biology 1947-48. High Honors: 'Fr. I 1946-473 Fr. 2, 1947-483 Biology 1947- 48. Honors: Eng. 10, 1946-473 Pl. Geom. 1947-483 Silver Star 1947-493 Academic Ribbon 1946-493 Vice Pres. Jr. Class 1947-483 Sec. Sr. Class3 Sgt. 1947-483 Staff Sgt. 19483 Tech. Sgt. 19483 2d Lt. 19493 Leaders Corps 19493 Honor Co. Ribbon 1946-483 Military Ribbon 1946-47, 1948-493 Varsity Tennis Squad 1947- 483 Intramural Basketball 1946-493 Intramural All- Stars Basketball 1948-493 Intramural Tennis 1946-473 Athletic Ribbon 1947-483 Clee Club 1946-473 News- paper 1947-493 Associate Ed. 1948-493 Ed.-in-Chief Yearbook 1948-493 Dramatics Club 1946-493 Pres. Dramatics Club 1948-493 Pres. Quill Sz Scroll 1948-493 Co-capt. Varsity Tennis 19493 Varsity Club 1949. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IQENNETH STUART BROWN ::KiSSy:s 305 West End Avenue, New York City Born August 15, 1931 At P. M. A. seven years Gold Keys: General Science 9, 1946, Alg. II 19473 Modern History 19473 Chemistry 19483 U. S. Hist. 19483 Trig. 19493 High Honors: Latin I 19463 Anc. and Med. Hist. 19463 Eng. 9 19463 Modern Hist. 19473 Eng. 10, 19473 Pl, Geom. 19483 Honors: Alg. I 19463 Latin II 19473 German I 19473 German 2, 19483 Eng. II, 19483 Academic Ribbon 1944-493 Treasurer: Fresh- man Class3 President: Sophomore Class, Junior Class3 Senior Class. Corporal 1945-463 Staff Sergeant 1946- 473 1st Lt. 19473 Captain 19483 Lt. Col. 1948-493 Plebe Committee 1947-493 Honor Committee 1948- 493 Discipline Committee 1948-495 Leaders Corps 1947-493 Honor Co. 1944-453 Honor Platoon 1944-453 Military Ribbon 1944-49. Associate Ed. Yearbook 1948-493 Ed.-in-Chief Newspaper 1948-493 Associate Ed. Newspaper 1947-483 Draniatics Club 1946-483 Sec.-Treas. Dramatics Club 1947-483 Projection Club 1944-473 Treas. Rifle Club 1947-483 Vice Pres. Quill St Scroll 1948-493 Senior Play3 Wilitting Intramural Basketball 1945-463 ,IV Lacrosse 1945-473 Varsity Club 1946-493 Vice Pres. 1948-493 Intramural All-Stars Bas- ketball 1948-493 Athletic Ribbon 1944-483 Varsity Soccer 1946-493 Captain 19493 Varsity Basketball Squad 1947-483 Varsity Lacrosse 1947-493 Co-Capt. Varsity Lacrosse 1949. WILLIAMS COLLEGE UCL66 LOUIS EDMUND F ERRAGUZZI Guzzi 74 Hyatt Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Born May 7, 1931 At P. M. A. four years Honors: Mod. Hist. 1946-473 U. S. I-Iist. 1947-483 Academic Ribbon 1946-473 Vice Pres. Sr. Class3 Cor- poral 1946-473 Sgt. 1946-473 TfSgt. 19473 lst Lt. 19483 Capt. 1948-493 Leaders Corps 1948-493 Discipline Com- mittee 1948-493 Honor Co. 1947-483 Military Ribbons 1947-493 Adv. Mgr. Yearbook 1948-493 Newspaper 1948-493 Dramatics Club 1948-493 JV Baseball 19463 Basketball 1945-483 Football 19463 Varsity Football 1947-493 Basketball Squad 1947-483 Baseball 1946-483 Intramural All-Stars Basketball 1948-493 Varsity Club 1946-493 Athletic Ribbons 1945-493 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1949. COLBY COLLEGE ofa... ROBERT EDWARD ICIEBITZ M0aner 166-01 65th Avenue, Flushing, N. Y. Born June 30, 1931 At P. M. A. six and one-half years Honors: Pl. Geom. 1947-483 Academic Ribbon 1945- 463 Treas. Jr. Class 1947-483 Treas. Sr. Class3 Sgt. 1946-473 lst Sgt. 1947-483 2d Lt. 19483 lst Lt. 19483 Capt. 19483 Plebe Committee 1948-493 Leaders Corps 1948-493 Honor Co. 1944-483 Military Ribbon 1946- 475 Asst. Bus. Mgr. Yearbook 1948-493 Circulation Mgr. Newspaper 1948-493 Library Staff 1947-483 Dra- Inatics Club 1945-493 lntramural Basketball 1944-483 JV Football 1945-463 Capt. 1946-473 JV Baseball 1945- 473 Varsity Baseball Mgr. 1947-483 Asst. Mgr. 1948- 493 Varsity Basketball Co-Capt. 1948-493 Varsity Club 1947-493 Varsity Football 1947-493 Athletic Ribbon 1944-483 Asst. Mgr. Baseball Team 1949. RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE FRANIC ARQUIMEDES ABREU Pancho', Uruguory St., No. 3, Trujillo, Dominican Republic Born February 22, 1930 At P. M. A. two years Intramural Soccer, 1947-48 Basketball 1947-483 Tennis 1947-493 Senior Play. ' UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JOSEPH ROBERT ACCETTA cfjoess 7312-21st Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Born March 28, 1931 At P. M. A. three years Honors: Fr. I 19473 Fr. II 19483 TfSgt. 1948-493 2d Lt. 19493 Academic Ribbon 1948-493 Honor Co. 1947- 493 Quill Xa Scroll 1948-493 Cartoonist Yearbook and Newspaper 1948-493 Varsity Club 1947-493 Varsity Football Squad 19483 Varsity Rifle Team 1948-493 Varsity Baseball 1947-493 Intramural Tennis 19493 Intramural Basketball 1947. GEORGETOIVN UNIVERSITY ELADIO ANTON Gordo Villa Catalana, San Rafael, La Florida, Caracas, Venezuela , Born May 28, 1930 Ar P. M. A. two years I-Ionors: Sp. Eng. 19483 Varsity Club 1948-493 Var- sity Soccer 1948-493 Intramural Basketball 1947-483 1948-493 Intramural Tennis 1947-49. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY J osE MARIA APoNTE Calle Sanchez No. 40, Trujillo City, Dominican Republic Born February 15, 1931 At P. M. A. two years J. V. Soccer 1948-493 Intramural Basketball 1948-49. RUTGERS UNIVERSITY CARLOS ARNOLDSON-LEAL uGlllli'U6T,, P. O. No. 697, Havana, Cuba Born June 7, 1931 At P. M. A. two years Honors: Alg. II 19483 Corporal 1948-49g Varsity Club 1948-49g Varsity Soccer Squad 1947-49g Varsity Swim- ming Squad 1947-48. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA RAMON MARINO BAEZ-MININO Automatica Sanchez No. 62, Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic Born January 26, 1931 At P. M. A. two years Honors: Alg. II 1948g Military Ribbon 1948-49g Honor Co. Ribbon 1947-483 Staff Sgt. 1948-493 Radio Club 1948-49g Capt. Intramural Basketball Team 1947- 485 Intramural All-Stars Basketball 1947-485 Capt. Softball 1947-483 Senior Playg Athletic Ribbon 1947- 483 Intramural Swimming 1948-49. YALE UNIVERSITY RICHARD IAN BALDWIN Dick 245 East Cunhill Road, New York City Born January 18, 1932 At P. M. A. two years Staff Sgt. 1948-493 Military Ribbon 1947-483 Honor Co. Ribbon 1947-483 2d. Winner Scott History Prize 19483 Bus. Mgr. Yearbook 1948-493 Adv. Mgr. News- paper 1947-483 Dramatics Club 1947-483 Quill Sz Scroll 1948-493 Mgr. Varsity Football 1948-493 Varsity Box- ing 1948-493 J. V. Baseball 1947-483 Varsity Club 1948- 493 Intramural Basketball 1947-48. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY BEN BURTON BALSLEY Rodent Hotel Dauphin, New York City Born April 23, 1932 At P. M. A. tbree years Sgt. 1948-493 Corporal 1947-493 Yearbook 1948-493 Band 1946-493 Newspaper 1947-483 Radio Club,1946- 493 Dramatics Club 1947-493 Varsity Club 1948-493 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1947-493 Intramural Basket- ball 1947-483 Tennis 1946-473 All-Stars Basketball 1948-493 Varsity Football Squad 1947-483 Varsity Foot- ball I948. PURDUE UNIVERSITY ALAN COLMAN BANNISTER Rail 90 Glenwood Drive, I-Ioxsie, Rhode Island Born August 7, 1930 At P. M. A. one year Senior Playg Varsity Football Squad 19483 Rifle Team 1948-493 Varsity Club 1949. DUKE UNIVERSITY ALFREDO RAFAEL BAQUERO HAZ!! Edificio Baquero, Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic Born October 20, 1931 At P. M. A. three years Corporal 19473 Stalf Sgt. 1948g TfSgt. 1948-495 Aca- demic Ribbon 1946-47g Honor Co. Ribbon 1946-47g Pan-American Club 1946-47g Athletic Ribbon 1947g Varsity Basketball 1947-483 Varsity Baseball 1947-48g Intramural Basketball 1948-495 Baseball 1946-47' Senior Play. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 1 WILLIAM HENRY BUJANDA Bill Las Delicias No. 12, Caracas, Venezuela Born February 17, 1930 At P. M. A. two years High Honors: Alg. I 1948g Honors Alg. II. 1948g Fr. II 19489 Biology 1948g Academic Silver Star and Rib- bon 1947-48g Corporal 1947-483 Military Ribbon 1947- 485 Intramural Soccer 1947-483 Intramural Swimming 1947-48. RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BURTON CARLISH 1773 East 12th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Born August 11, 1930 At P. M. A. one and one-half years Sgt. 1948-493 Yearbook 1948-49g Band 1948-493 Radio Club 1948-49g Dramatics Club 1948-495 Rifle Squad 1948-493 J. V. Baseball 1948-49. RUTGERS UNIVERSITY RICHARD VICTOR COSTA Richie 10 Downing Street, New York City Born August 6, 1929 At P. M. A. four years Corporal 19473 Sgt. 19483 2d Lt. 1948-493 Military Ribbon 1947-483 Band 1946-493 Dramatics Club 1948- 493 Riding Club 1945-493 Boxing Squad 1945-473 RiHe Squad 1948-493 Intramural Swimming 1947-48. WILLIAM EMORY DAY, J R. Bill 85 Ocean Avenue, Amityville, N. Y. Born January 18, 1930 At P. M. A. two years Corporal 1948-493 Military Ribbon 1947-493 Honor CO. 1947-48. LUIS DE LEON, J R. LuisiL0v 1001 Oroguita, Manila, The Philippines Born June 22, 1929 At P. M. A. two and one-half years Corporal 19493 Varsity Soccer 1948-493 Varsity Bas- ketball Squad 1947-483 J. V. Baseball 1947-483 Varsity Club 1948-49. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY DENNIS GEORGE D1oN1s The Duke 428 Benham Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Born February 11, 1929 At P. M. A. four years Sec. Jr. Class 1947-483 Sgt. 1946-483 lst Sgt. 1948-493 Associate Bus. Mgr. Yearbook 1948-493 Senior Playg Varsity Football 1946-493 Varsity Boxing 1947-493 .l. V. Football 19453 Basketball 19453 Lacrosse 19463 Varsity Club 1946-493 Treasurer 1948-493 Intramural Basketball 1947-483 Baseball 1947. UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT MILTON MLADEN FISHER Crudy Cross Hill Road, Hartsclale, N. Y. Born July 7, 1931 At P. M. A. two and one-half years Honors: Modern History 19483 Camera. Club 1947- 493 Varsity Football 1947-493 J. V. Basketball 1946- 473 Lacrosse 1946-473 Intramural Basketball 1947-493 Tennis 1947-483 Varsity Club 1947-493 Winner Time Magazine Current Events Contest 1947-48. DUKE UNIVERSITY ANTHONY DUDLEY GARDNER 5fT0ny57 407 New Rochelle Road, Bronxville, N. Y. Born August 18, 1930 At P. M. A. three years Corporal 1947-483 Sgt. 1948-493 Military Ribbons 1947-493 C-lee Club 1948-493 Band 1946-493 Dramatics Club 1948-493 Riding Club 1947-493 Varsity Tennis Squad 1948-493 1. V. Football 1946-473 Baseball 1946- 473 Intramural Swimming 1948-49. OTTERBEIN COLLEGE LOUIS EDWARD GAUS Gans 1 Circle Lane, Albany, N. Y. Born January 18, 1932 At P. M. A. four years Honors: Pl. GCOIU. 19483 Academic Ribbons 1945- 483 Sgt. 1946-473 Staff Sgt. 1947-483 1st Sgt. 1948-493 Honor Co. 1945-483 Military Ribbons 1945-493 C-lee Club 1945-473 Radio Club 1948-491, Railroad Club 1945-473 Sec.-Treas. 1947-483 Athletic Ribbons 1945- 483 Varsity Soccer Squad 1948-493 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 1948-493 Varsity Fencing 1946-473 J. V. Soccer 1946-483 Mgr. .l. V. Basketball 1947-483 J. V. Lacrosse 1947-483 Intramural Swimming 1945-463 Track 1945-463 Senior Play3 Varsity Club 1949. RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE NORMAN IRA GOLDFARB raw 620 Fort Washington Avenue, New York City Born November 5, 1932 At P. M. A. three and one-half years Gold Key Fr. I 19483 High Honors Fr. I 1948Q Hon- ors: Biology 19473 Eng. 10 1947, Sp. 1 1947Q Aca- demic Ribbon 1946-473 Corporal 1946-473 Sgt. 19473 Staff Sgt. 19483 lst Lt. 1948-493 Capt. 19493 Leaders Corps 19493 Library Staff 1946-483 Asst. Adv. Mgr. Yearbook 1948-493 Projection Club 1947-483 Varsity Tennis Squad 1948-493 Intramural Baseball 1945-463 Basketball 1945-493 Tennis 1946-483 Senior Play. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ROBERT DANIELS GOLDFEIN Blade 8 Herkimer Street, Hewlett, N. Y. Born May 1, 1931 At P. M. A. three years Corporal 1947-483 2d Lt. 19483 Ist Lt. 19493 Leaders Corps 1948-493 Honor Co. 1948-493 Sports Ed. Year- book 1948-493 Newspaper 1948-493 Dramatics Club 1948-493 Varsity Football 1946-493 Co-Captain 1948- 493 Varsity Basketball Squad 1946-473 Team 1947-483 Varsity Swimming 1948-493 Lacrosse 1946-493 Varsity Club 1946-493 Most Valuable Lineman Award 1948- 493 Honorable Mention All-Metro. Prep. School Foot- ball 19483 Co-Capt, Varsity Lacrosse 1949. UNIVERSITY OF PENSYLVANIA HOWARD BRYSON GOLDSTEIN Creeper 14 Van Velsor Place, Newark, N. J. Born December 13, 1931 At P. M. A. two years High Honors Pl. Geom. 19483 Staff Sgt. 1948-493 Sgt. 19493 Varsity Football Squad 1948-493 Varsity Box- ing Squad 1948-493 .l. V. Football 19473 Baseball 19483 Intramural Basketball 1947-483 Varsity Club 1948-493 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1949. DARTMOUTH COLLEGE RUFINO GoNzALEs-MIRANDA Palita Norte 1, No. 51, Santa Barbara a la Fe, Caracas, Venezuela Born May 19, 1931 At P. M. A. two years High Honors Trig. 19483 Honors Alg. ,II 1948, Pl. Ceom. 19483 Academic Ribbon 1948-493 Radio Club 1948-493 Varsity Club 1948-493 Varsity Soccer Squad 1947-483 Varsity Soccer 1948-493 Varsity Tennis Squad 1947-483 Varsity Tennis 1949. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MIGUEL GONZALES HENRIQUEZ Mike 85 Pedregal, Mexico, Mexico Born July 25, 1930 At P. M. A. two and one-half years Corporal 1947-493 Varsity Fencing Squad 1946-473 Intramural Swimming 1946-493 Athletic Ribbon 1947. UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI JULIAN HOYOS Black Jule Avenue Belalcazar No. 850 Cali, Colombia Born December 19, 1931 ' At P. M. A. four years Gold Key Fr. I, 19473 Silver Stars 1945-493 High Honors Sp. Eng. 19463 Latin I 1946, Fr. I 19473 Honors Modern I-Iist. 1946, Alg. I 1946, Biology 1947, Eng. 10 1947, Latin II 1947, U. S. Hist. 1948, Pl. Geom. 1948, Fr. II 19483 Corporal 1946-483 Staff Sgt. 19493 Pan-American Club 1945-473 Glee Club 1945-473 Band 1945-473 Newspaper 1948-493 Senior Play3 J. V. Soccer 1945-473 Varsity Soccer Squad 1947-493 Varsity Soccer 19483 Intramural Swimming 1945-493 Lacrosse 1945- 1949. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA DONALD JOHN INESON ccD0nu 66 Buckingham Street, Oakville, Conn. Born October 22, 1929 At P. M. A. four years Corporal 1946-473 Sgt. 1947-483 TfSgt. 19483 lst Sgt. 19493 Honor Co. 1945-463 Military Ribbons 1947-493 Athletic Ribbon 1947-493 Varsity Club 1947-493 Rifle Team 1946-493 Manager RiHe Team 1948-493 Riding Club 1945-473 Library Staff 1948-493 Stamp Club 1948- 493 Clee Club 1945-47. CLAYTON WARREN INGHAM fRed79 326 Main Street, Bristol, Conn. Born May 1, 1930 At P. M. A. four 'years Sec. Soph. Class 1946-473 Corporal 1947-483 Staff Sgt. 1948-493 Glee Club 1947-483 Band 1945-483 Newspaper 1948-493 Dramatics Club 1947-483 Mgr. Boxing Team 1948-493 Varsity Boxing 1947-483 Varsity Football Squad 1947, Varsity Football 19483 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1946-493 .1. V. Football 1945-463 Capt. J. V. Football 1946-473 J. V. Baseball 1945-463 Intramural Boxing 1945-473 Varsity Club 1947-493 Athletic Rib- bon 1946-47. UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT J ORDAN ISAYE ISAIOU 4:1-vurks: 2447-97th St., East Elmhurst, N. Y. Born December 8, 1931 At P. M. A. five and one-half years Gold Keys: Pl. Geom. 19483 Gen. Sc. 8 19453 Math. 8 19453 High Honors Pl. Geom. 1948, Alg. 1 19463 Honors: Trig. 1948, Alg. I1 19473 Chemistry 1948, Biology 1947, U. S. Hist. 1948, Anc. and Med. Hist. 1946, Sp. I 19473 Sp. II 1948, Eng. 10 19473 Silver Stars 1945-483 Corporal 19473 Sgt. 19483 2d Lt. 1948- 493 Sgt.-at-Arms Jr. Class 1947-483 Yearbook 1948-493 Newspaper 1948-493 Dramatics Club 1946-493 Varsity Football 19483 Varsity Swimming Asst. Mgr. 1947-483 Mgr. 1948-493 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1947-483 J. V. Baseball 1944-453 J. V. Lacrosse 1945-473 J. V. Foot- ball 1945-483 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1949. COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES STANLEY K-vrz 760 Pelham Parkway, Bronx, N. Y. Born December 17, 1931 At P. M. A. two years Rifle Squad 1948-493 .1. V. Football 1947-493 Intra- mural Swimming 1947-483 Yearbook 1948-493 News- paper 1948-493 Senior Play. RAY EDWARD IQESSLER Rebel 1071 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford., Conn. Born June 10, 1931 At P. M. A. three years Corporal 1946-473 Staff Sgt. 19473 T!Sgt. 19483 lst Lt. 19483 Captain 19493 Leaders Corps3 Plebe Com- mittee 1948-493 C-lee Club 1946-483 Dramatics Club 1948-493 Varsity Football 1946-483 Varsity Basketball Squad 1946-473 Varsity Basketball 1947-483 Varsity Baseball Squad 1946-493 Varsity Club 1946-483 Presi- dent V. C. 1948-49. UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY STANLEY SHELDON KLEIN iCStan,3 I 1601 Beverly Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Born .Iune 7, 1931 At P. M. A. two and one-half years Gold Key Biology 19473 Honors English 10 19473 Eng. II 19483 U. S. Hist. 19483 Silver Star 1948-493 Academic Ribbons 1947-483 Staff Sgt.3 Varsity Foot- ball Squad 19473 Varsity Football 19483 Varsity RiHe Team 1948-493 Intramural Tennis 1947-483 Swim- ming 1946-473 Basketball 1947-483 Yearbook 1948-493 Newspaper 1948-493 Dramatics Club 1948-493 Camera Club 1946-483 Riding Club 1946-473 Varsity Club 1949. HARVARD UNIVERSITY J OSEPII DONALD LANG ..Joe,, 334 Norgrove Place, Elberon, N. J. Born September 18, 1930 At P. M. A. six years Staff Sgt. 1948-493 Sgt. 1st Class 19493 Varsity Swim- ming 1945-493 Co-Capt. Varsity Swimming 1948-493 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1946-493 Varsity Tennis Squad 1944-453 J. V. Football 1947-483 J. V. Lacrosse 1944- 463 Varsity Club 1945-493 Clee Club 1944-493 Band 1945-493 Dramatics Club 1948-49. RICHARD IRWIN LESTER Vulture', South Coventry, C0n1I. Born February 17, 1930 At P. M. A. seven years Honors Gen. Sc. 8, 19473 Biology 19483 Anc. and Med. Hist. 19473 U. S. Hist. 19483 Modern Hist. 19483 Corporal 1945-463 Sgt. 1946-473 1st Sgt. 1948-493 Dis- cipline Committee 1948-493 Kirsch Award Grade X 1947-483 Jr. Varsity Baseball Squad 1948-493 Varsity Football 1946-493 J. V. Lacrosse 1944-483 Varsity Club 1947-493 Band 1945-493 Dranmatics Club 1948-493 Var- sity Basketball Squad 19493 Varsity Boxing Capt. 1945-473 Co-Capt. Varsity Boxing 1948-49. BOSTON UNIVERSITY ROBERT LOPEZ Pretty Boy 108-19 63rd Road, Forest Hills, N. Y. Born August 1, 1932 At P. M. A. six years High Honors Fr. I 19485 Honors Sp. I1 19485 Silver Star 19485 Academic Ribbon 19485 Military Ribbon 19485 Athletic Ribbon 1946-475 Corporal 1948-495 Sgt. 19495 Varsity Soccer Squad 1948-495 Varsity Swimming 1947-495 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1947-495 J. V. Soccer 1947-485 J. V. Lacrosse 1946-475 Intra- mural All-Stars Basketball 1946-475 Intramural Swim- ming 1945-565 Yearbook 1948-495 Clee Club 1944-495 Band 1946-495 Newspaper 1948-495 Dramatics Club 1947-495 Riding Club 1944-465 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 19495 Varsity Club 1949. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Joss MARIA LUcO Hamlet', Campo Alegoc 3d. Avenue, Quinto Cormoto, Caracas, Venezuela Born January 8, 1931 At P. M. A. three years Honors Mech. Dr. 19475 Pl. Geom, 19485 Military Ribbon 1947-485 Academic Ribbon 19475 Athletic Ribbon 1947-485 TfSgt. 1948-495 Varsity Soccer 1945- 485 Co-Capt. 1948-495 Varsity Swimming 1945-485 Co- Capt. 1948-495 Varsity Tennis Squad 1945-465 Varsity Tennis 1947-495 Varsity Club 1945-485 Sec. V. C. 1948-495 Dramatics Club 1947-495 Radio Club 1948-49. LAFAYETTE COLLEGE CLEMENTE JOSE MANTICA Lollypop', 28-19 33d St., Long Island City, N. Y. Born September 17, 1930 At P. M. A. two years Dramatics Club 1948-495 Varsity Soccer 1947-495 Var- sity Baseball 1948-495 J. V. Baseball 1947-485 Intra- mural Basketball 1948-495 Swimming 1948-495 Sgt. 19495 Varsity Club 1948-495 Varsity Basketball Squad 1949. GEORGETOWN COLLEGE 37 PABLO ANTONIO MANTICA Managua, Nicaragua Born August 23, 1930 At P. M. A. two years Academic Ribbon 1948-495 Silver Star 1948-495 Cor- poral 19495 Varsity Soccer 1947-495 Jr. Varsity Swim- ming 1947-485 Intramural Tennis 1948-495 Basketball 1948-495 Baseball 1947-485 Varsity Club 1947-49. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY NICHOLAS RONALD MARRANO Slasher', 115-34 Francis-Heurs Blvd., St. Albans, N. Y. Born March 23, 1932 At P. M. A. three years Corporal 1947-495 Staff Sgt. 19495 Honor CO. Ribbon 1946-485 Asst. Mgr. Varsity Baseball 1947-485 Mgr. 1948-495 J. V. Soccer 1947-485 Intramural Swimming 1947-485 Yearbook 1948-495 Newspaper 1948-495 Dra- matics Club 1948-495 Railroad Club 1947-485 Varsity Club 1948-49. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY RICHARD CHARLES MCCOY Dick 643 Ridge Street, Peekskill, N. Y. Born May 7, 1931 At P. M. A. six years Gold Key: Eng. 8, 19455 Eng. 9, 19465 Eng. 10, 19475 Eng. 11, 19485 Latin 1, 19465 LatiII II, 19475 Sp. I, 19475 Sp. 11, 19485 Alg. I, 19465 Sp. III, 19485 High Honors: Pl. Geom. 1947-485 Eng. 11, 1947-485 Sp. II, 1947-485 Alg. II, 1946-475 Eng. 10, 1946-475 Latin II, 1946-475 Sp. I, 1946-47, U. S. Hist. 1947-485 Alg. I, 1945-465 Eng, 9, 1945-465 Anc. and Med. Hist., 1945- 465 Latin I, 1945-465 Math. 8, 1944-455 Eng. 8, 1944- 455 Hist. 8, 1944-455 Gen. Sc. 8, 1944-455 Gen. Lan- guage 1944-455 Honors: Chemistry 1947-485 Biology 1946-4-75 Gen. Sc. 9, 1945-465 Head Boy Medals 1945- 485 Corporal 1947-485 Staff Sgt. 19485 TfSgt. 19495 2d Lt. 19495 Leaders Corps 19495 Band 1947-495 Yearbook 1948-495 Glee Club 1947-495 Newspaper 1947-495 Glee Club Medal 1947-48. YALE UNIVERSITY CHARLES CAMERON MCKEVETT Crazy Charlie 131 Deer Hill Avenue, Danbury, Conn. Born December 25, 1931 At P. M. A. four years Corporal 1947-485 Sgt. 1946-475 Military Ribbon 1945- 475 Academic Ribbon 1945-465 J. V. Lacrosse 1945- 465 Intramural Basketball 1945-495 Intramural Track 19455 Glee Club 1946-495 Camera Club 1945-485 Vice Pres. 1948-49. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ROBERT IQEPLINGER MCCRACICEN ::MaCs, 170 East Hartsclale Avenue, Hartsdale, N. Y. Born March 26, 1930 At P. M. A. three years Honors: Pl. Geom. 19485 Academic Ribbon 19475 Military Ribbon 1947-485 Honor Co. 1946-475 Sgt. 19475 Staff Sgt. 19485 1st Lt. 19485 Captain 19495 Leaders Corps5 Plebe Committee 1948-495 Library Staff 1947-485 Dramatics Club 1946-495 Yearbook 1948-495 Rifle Team 1946-47, Captain 1947-495 J. V. Football 1946-475 .I. V. Baseball 1946-475 Varsity Club 1947-495 Rifle Team Ribbon 1949. MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE JOHN SVERRE MEDAL Johnny 21 West 65th Street, New York City Born December 31, 1931 At P. M. A. one year High Honors Trig. 1948-495 Silver Star and Aca- demic Ribbon 1948-495 Staff Sgt. 1948-495 Military Ribbon 19485 Varsity Soccer Squad 1948-495 Rifle Squad 1948-495 Yearbook 1948-495 Glee Club 1948-49 Newspaper 1948-49. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MICHAEL CHARLES MIIQULICS Rocha 53 Wilson Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Born September 17, 1929 At P. M. A. one year Staff Sgt. 1948-493 Plebe Committee 1948-493 Varsity Football 1948-493 Varsity Boxing 1948-493 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1948-493 ,C-lee Club 1948-493 Dra- matics Club 1948-493 Named Westchester County High Scorer in Football 19483 Most Valuable Player Tro- phy in Football 19483 2d Team All-Metro Prep. School Half-Back 19483 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1949. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY J ORGE GONALO MORTENSEN 1041 Avenida Colon, Quito, Ecuador Born December 19, 1930 At P. M. A. four years Corporal 19493 Academic Ribbon 1947-483 Athletic Ribbon 1947-483 Honor Co. 1946-483 J. V. Soccer 1947-483 Intramural Swimming 1948-493 Tennis 1945- 483 Glee Club 1947-483 Tropical Fish Club 1947-483 Latin-American Club 1946-48. HUGO HARRY MUNZER Oogie 243 Derrom Avenue, Paterson, N. J. Born March 23, 1930 At P. M. A. two years Staff Sgt. 1948-49 Asst. Mgr. Varsity Soccer 1948-493 Asst. Mgr. Varsity Lacrosse 1947-48, Mgr. 1948-493 J. V. Football 1947-483 Intramural Basketball 1947- 493 Intramural All-Stars Basketball 1947-483 News- paper 1947-493 Dramatics Club 1948-493 RiHe Club 1947-483 Mgr. Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1949. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY ARNALDO ORTIZ Tico-Tico Calles No. 57, Avenida 1-A, San Jose, Costa Rica Born January 13, 1931 At P. M. A. two years Staff Sgt. 1948-493 Sgt. 1st Class 19493 Military Ribbon 1948-493 Senior Playg Varsity Soccer Squad 1948-493 J. V. Soccer 1947-483 Intramural Basketball 1947-49. UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL de COSTA RICA CARLOS ADOLFO PEREZ Charley Avenue Bolivar No. 48, Trujillo City, Dominican Republic Born September 28, 1932 At P. M. A. two years Varsity Baseball Squad 1947-48, Team 19493 Intra- mural Basketball 1947-483 Varsity Baseball Squad 1949. UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI DAVID PLAGER scM0les: 166 Falmouth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Born August 25, 1931 At P. M. A. two years Gold Key Sp. III 1947-483 Pl. Geom. 1947-482 High Honors Trig. 1948-493 Honors Chemistry 1947-483 Alg. II 1947-483 Modern History 1947-483 Academic Ribbons 1947-493 Athletic Ribbons 1947-493 Military Ribbons 1947-493 Silver Stars 1947-493 Corporal 1947- 483 Staff Sgt. 1948-493 Varsity Football Squad 1947- 483 Varsity Football Team 19483 J. V. Football 1947- 483 J. V. Baseball 1947-483 J. V. Lacrosse Squad 1948- 493 Intramural Basketball 1947-483 Yearbook 1948- 493 Dramatics Club 1948-493 Newspaper 1948-493 Var- sity Lacrosse Squad 1949. CORNELL UNIVERSITY OSCAR ALFREDO Rios Cascurrubias Remedios a Caridad No. 13, Caracas, Venezuela Born February 23, 1930 At P. M. A. two years Athletic Ribbon 1948-49, Varsity Soccer Squad 1947- 48, Varsity Boxing Squad 1948-49, Intramural Base- ball 1947-485 Varsity Club 1948-49g Glee Club 1948- 493 Senior Play. SIDNEY RISKIN Marlin 115 So. Victoria Avenue, Ventnor, N. .1. Born November 9, 1931 At P. M. A. three years High Honors Alg. 11 1946-473 Honors Pl. Ceom. 1947-48, Eng. 10 1946-47g Fr. 1 1946-47, Trig. 1948-49, Silver Star 1947-495 Academic Ribbons 1948-493 Mili- tary Ribbons 1948-49, Athletic Ribbon 1948, Cor- poral 1948-49g Yearbook 1948-493 Clee Club 1947-49, Band 1946-49, Newspaper 1947-489 Bus. Mgr. 1948-49, Dramatics Club 1947-495 Sec. Quill 81 Scroll 1948-493 Rifie Club 1946-48, Mgr. Varsity Soccer 1948-493 Mgr. Varsity Lacrosse 1947-48, Mgr. J. V. Soccer 1947-48, Mgr. .1. V. Lacrosse 1946-47g Intramural Basketball 1948-49. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA STEPHEN GREGORY STELLAKIS Greek 69 Pineapple Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Born December 12, 1931 At P. M. A. four and one-half years Athletic Ribbons 1946-483 Military Ribbon 1948-49g Honor Co. Ribbon 1946-47g Corporal 1946-47g Sgt. 1947-48, TfSgt. 1948, 2d Lt. 1949g Leaders Corps 1948-495 Riding Club 1944-45, Yearbook 1948-495 Sec. Dramatics Club 1948-49g Camera Club 1945-46, Varsity Football Squad 1948-49, Varsity Boxing Squad 1948-495 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1947-485 Team 1948- 495 J. V. Football 1945-47g Varsity Club 1948-49. .UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT LUIS AUcUsTo TAGLIAFERRO Tagi,' Avenida Agustin Codazi, Quinta El Rosario, San Bernardine, Venezuela Born August 2, 1931 At P. M. A. two years Honor Co. Ribbon 1947-485 Varsity Tennis Squad 1948-495 J. V. Soccer 1947-485 Intramural Basketball 1947-485 Intramural Swimming 1948-495 Dramatics Club 1948-495 Radio Club 1948-49. MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE LEONIDAS ANIBAL TEJEDA ::Leos: Avenida Bolivar No. 10, Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic Born October 14, 1930 At P. M. A. two years A Senior Play! J. V. Baseball 1947-495 Intramural Foot- ball 1948-495 lntramural Tennis 1947-485 Intramural All-Stars Basketball 1947-485 Riding Club 1947-48. CARNEGIE TECH PETER VAN DYK WATJEN acpeteas 48 Underwood Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Born October 19, 1932 At P. M. A. two years Honors: Eng 10 1946-475 Fr. II 1946-475 Alg. 11 1946- 475 Sp. I 1946-475 Silver Star 1946-475 Glee Club 1946-475 Radio Club 1948-495 Senior Playg Varsity Baseball 19485 J, V. Baseball 1946-475 Varsity Base- ball Squad 1949. JOHN JOSEPH WHITE ccHipp0:s 500 Weaver Street, Larchmont, N. Y. Born May 10, 1931 At P. M. A. four years Kirsch Award Grade XI 1947-485 Sgt. 1946-475 Ist Sgt. 1947-485 Major 1948-495 Varsity Football Squad 1946- 475 Varsity Team 1947-485 Co-Capt. 1948-495 Varsity Swimming 1947-495 Varsity Lacrosse 1947-495 Intra- mural Tennis 1946-475 J. V. Football 1945-465 Varsity Club 1947-495 Intramural Basketball 1945-465 Glee Club 1945-465 Varsity Lacrosse Squad 1949. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY BURK ZANFT Bruno 309 Farquier Street, Portsmouth, Virginia Born May 14, 1932 At P. M. A. three and one-half years Silver Stars 1947-495 Academic Ribbons 1946-495 Honors: Chemistry 1947-485 Fr. II 1947-485 Alg. II 1947-485 Pl. Ceom 1947-485 Eng, 10 1946-475 Modern History 1946-475 Biology 1946-475 Fr. I 1946-475 Alg. I 1946-475 Math. 8 19465 Corporal 1946-475 Sgt. 19475 Staff Sgt. 19485 S!Sgt. 19495 2d Lt. 19495 Honor Co. 1947-485 Military Ribbons 1947-495 Leaders Corps 19495 Yearbook 1948-495 Library Staff 1946-485 Pro- jection Committee 1946-485 Varsity Tennis Squad 1948-495 Intramural Swimming 1945-465 Intramural Tennis 1946-485 Intramural All-Stars Basketball 1946- 495 Athletic Ribbons 1947-49. CORNELL UNIVERSITY gfcwa ,Ma for? R. MOORE, Members of the Faculty, Honored Guests, and Fellow- Classmates: As Historian of the Class of 1949 of Peekskill Military Academy, I am honored to address you and to record the history and achievements of our class. During the many years of growing friendships, we have had many happy memories and a few sorrows. It is of the achievements of sixty seniors that I Wish to speak tonight. Our class had its beginning seven years ago when our campus was blessed with our highly-respected Battalion Commander and Class President Kenny MKissy Brown. During that same year, Kenny was soon joined by your Class Treasurer, Bob nMoaner,7 Kiebitz. The next year brought to our class some outstanding classmates: Bob 64Pretty Boy Lopez, that man from the Florida waterways, Joe uShovel Lang, Dick uChopin,, McCoy, bringing with him his piano, organ, and trombone, the man who made us laugh, .lord uThe Turk Isaiou, and the unforgettable Dick 'LVulture Lester with his familiar remark: uLet's go out and block some trees. The year 1944 brought to us a member from the ancient world, Steve uGreek,, Stellakis. In the fall of 1945 several new members joined our class: wHandsome Dick Costa, that hater of women, 'cLefty Lou Ferraguzzi, another laughable mem- ber, Ed MI got a new toyw Gausg uBlack Julien I-Ioyosg G'Mary', Don Inesong Clayton uGot a butt?,' Ingham, uCrazy,, Charlie McKevett, Jorge Mortensen, John uMoney Bagsn White, the one who buys a new car when the old one has its ashtrays full, uBumber', Dan Dionis, the wooer of Women, and strong man uBruno Burk Zanft, who breaks a piece of chalk with one finger. In 1946 our class increased considerably. Among those entering was our out- standing actor of the stage, Ray Hliebelw Kessler, followed by a fellow-actor, Bob 44Mac'7 McCracken. The year also brought to us one of our greatest athletes, Bob HBlade7' Goldfein, who proved to be the iron man. The class ranks were swelled by the arrival of Reese 'LNeedle', Sherman, our capable editor, Joe MLouis Flooglen Accetta, our talented cartoonist, uSimple Sid Risking Nick uSlasher Marrano, who brought with him his not-to-be-forgotten knives, Stan Lovel fexcuse mej ulaovern Klein, who came to visit the fair sex of Peekskillg Louis flap de Leong Milton HCrudy Fisher, who calls himself the Don .luan of P. M. A., and Mike Henriquez with his Mexican cavalry. To join the mischief- making group, came Ben MRodent,7 Balsley, Al '5Toto Baquerog Tony uGog- gles Gardner, Jose uHamlet Lugog Peter '4Sparks,' Watjeng Dick uGrumpy7, Baldwin, and Norman HFarb7' Goldfarb. The year 1947 brought the majority of our classmates from the countries down under. These members, usually quite when alone, made considerable noise when together. They also were great lovers. Outstanding of the group was Bill 45 MCholo Bujanda. With him came Frank uPancho', Abreu, Eladio uGordo Anton, the class mystery man, ,lose uAlambre', Aponteg Carlos uGu1liver Arnoldsong Ramon 4LBicicleta Baez, Rufino M1-'alitan Gonzales, alias L'Fifi g Clemente ulVleatball,' Mantica, Pablo uChombo Mantica, Carlos uCharleyw Perez, Oscar '41 won't do itf' Rios, Arnaldo L4Wait a moment Ortiz, Leonidas MChocolate7' Tejeda, and Luis Tagliaferro. ' The year also saw the arrival of a valuable addition to the football team, our fast guard, Dave 4'Mole Plager. Other members to enter were NDing Dongl' Day, Howie HCreeper Goldstein, known for his description of a cigarette, the story-listener Stan '4125th Street Katz, the race horse owner, Burt uGot a comic book?', Carlish, and Hugo 4'Foothills,' Munzer. Three new members joined our class in 1948. Outstanding was the star of our football team who scored 111 points, Mike uAnd then there was the time when 1 was out with Peachesl' Mikulics. Next, the master of studies, Johnny 441,11 get that key or elsen Medal, and another famous story teller, Alan Wllhe Railn Bannister. Our class has won recognition in various fields. Ken Brown and Reese Sherman have labored hard and long helping the class in numerous ways. Dick McCoy and Ken Brown have had their names on the high honors roll during the years. The football team, aided by Mike Mikulics and Bob Goldfein, has had a near- undefeatable season. Both Bob and Mike were chosen for the All-Metropolitan Football Team and were named Outstanding Players for the 1948 season. The Senior play, A Bell for Adano, was a successful performance and received excel- lent notice. Our dances were outstanding and received enthusiastically by the Corps. The class gift was a set of 250 hymnals. THE REVEILLE, our school newspaper, was awarded a third place award in 1948 and a second place award in 1949 by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. This high merit was due mainly to our industrious adviser, Mr. Richmond Scott, who has been unceasing in his efforts to better the paper. At Government Inspection in 1948, the Corps proved itself highly satisfactory, receiving a rating of SUPERIOR by the War Department, the highest rating it has ever received. The Rifle Team in 1949 developed into a powerful team to end high among the schools of the country. Among the Senior Class we can boast 152 Varsity letters, 27 gold keys, 16 commissioned officers, 29 non-commissioned officers and numerous other honors. To Mr. Ladd, our adviser, who has encouraged us greatly during the past four years, our grateful thanks. We, the forty-niners, hope that the undergraduates will better our achieve- ments in the years to come. Tomorrow We shall have graduated and leave P. M. A. that has been our home for the past few years. To the undergraduates we leave our best wishes. To Mr. Moore and the faculty, we thank you for a job well done. Though We be separated, may we all live up to the school n1otto: QUIT YOU LIKE MEN. ROBERT IQIEBITZ 46 .Senior KLM loerdonagfiw Biggest Bull Thrower ...A...... Most Generous .,........... .,.... Most Popular .,........ Most Conceited .,...,...... Casanova ......,,....... ...... Neatest ...............A..A....................... Most likely to succeed. ,......,.......Mikulics ..,...........Sl1erman ....,.......,..Ferraguzzi ................Wl11t6 .....,...,........Klein ........,.....Golclfarb ,..A.A.........Br0Wn Ggldbrick ,,,.,,.,A,,4.,,,.,A,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, .,,.,,,,,..,.,,....,...,,,...,....,,,..............,...... F isher Mr, 5 0'Cl0ck shadow ,,,,,,,,,,,, ............. f lb Costag KZJ G0lflf6i11 joe Military ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,AA,,A,,,,,,,,4 ,..,....,,.......,...,........................,...,..,... B rown Class Crooner ........ ----'----,-,--- M i1C11liCS Woman Hater ..........l.. ------------------- C OSUI Best Personality ,.....,....,. Class Tightwad ,....,.... Grouchiest ..,..,....,,.....A......... Class Rall-Bah Boy ....,,..... Corniest .........,.,.,,...............,.. Class Glutton .......... Mystery Man .........,... Hanclsomest ......... Best N atured ,....,..... Most Talkative ............ Sloppiest .,............... Class Grubber .,..... Class Baby ........... Most Studious ....A.... Most Talented .A.......... Apple Polisher .. Wlttlest .............. Best Athlete ....A................ First to be Married .......... Class Grip er .........,......... Class Moaner ...,........... Most Conscientious ....,.,... Best Dancer .,.,,...........,.. Nosiest .................. ...............Shern1an ...............,Fishe1' ...........FiSl16I ...,............Dionis ,,,..,.,,.,.,......,.Riskin ..A.......,....Henriquez .................Anton ...,..............Klein ...............Sherman ...............Fe1'raguzzi ,.........,Stellakis .,,.......Stellakis .......A......Watjen Clj McC0yg Q25 Accetta .,.......,.......Isa1ou .A.............G0ldfein .,............Kessler ,,..,....,,....Gonzales .,...A.......Kiebitz .....,.....,.....Lester Leon ,..,....,....lVlcKevett AW. ,4 M fo, ,440 48 l undergraduates Fifth row-Loureiro, Callahan, Vogel, Gerherbaum, Bridges, Miller. Fourth row-Snyder, Gagel, Andreotti, Simmons, Montzouranis, G. Mortensen, Jimincz, Westoii. Third row-Strauss, Pappas, Monsson, Inch, Klutsch, Ricart, J. Henriquez, Sharkey, Punyon. Second row-Cen shenoff, Shalam, Phillips, Fry, Tarnawa, Garriga, Gladstone, H. Donn. First row-Stokes., Sansom, Hampar, Kirsch, Mr. Tarr, Huber, Coodstein, Gentiluomo. jhe junior Gfafm CADEMICALLY the Class of 1950 has been creditable with Hampar, Kirsch, and Huber leading the Way. The class boasts 5 commissioned officers and numerous non-commissioned officers. The outstanding athletes have been Sansom, Hampar, Huber, Fry, Weston, and Kirsch. The Junior Prom was one of the outstanding social events of the year, The class has advanced rapidly and stands ready to step into the position of school leadership as the Seniors of 1949 depart. President ........ - ...,.... Vice President .... Secretary .................. Sergeant-at-Arms Class Adviser ........ OFFICERS 51 ...,.........David Kirsch .....,..........,,Tq61'l2l'1 Huber ......,Barry Goodstein Sansom Mr. George L. Tarr Fourth row-Levy, Liebson, Whitman, Diaz, Gordon, Sullivan, Glottman, Mey, Somach. Third row-Oriol, Schecter, Galarraga, Siano, Goryeb, Collis, D0lIllJ6F, Bagley, Friedman, Kirmayer. Second row-Sabella, Appleby, Browne, Godeny, Michels, Casas, Rosenberg, Weill, Hernandez. First row-Santaella, Fendler, Bedrossian, Bivona, Mr. Frantz, E. Gladstone, McDonald. jf .SDOIOAOIWL 0l 8 gfitrid HE class of 1951 is already showing great possibilities in the various phases of school activities. In athletics Bivona, Goryeb, Mey, McDonald, Sullivan, and Tishenkel have aided the varsity teams. Bivona, Fendler, Gladstone, Tishen- kel, and Weill are Well up in the ranks of scholastic leaders. The excellent Christmas dance sponsored by the class promises unmatched social functions for the future and the school spirit of the entire class foretells great results for P. M. A. OFFICERS: President .,,,.,.,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,.,............ ...................... P a ul Bivona Vice-President ,,,,,,, ..,..,... E dward Gladstone Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,., .,.,.,,...... H arry Bedrossian Treasurer ..,..,......,..,.,... ...,......... A lan McDonald Sergeant-at-Arms ......... ....,,.... S tuart Fendler Class Adviser ,,.....,... ......... ,.,...,.... M r . Clair Frantz 52 Fourth row-Sauls, Cohen, Cantor, Killian, Cucino, Bracilano. Third row-Coch, DeV0re, Andreef, Mons-son, McDermott, Siegel, Falk, H. Perez, Klunck. Second row-Chiariello, Roth- stein, Arenas, Batlle, Posner, Retelny, Valero, Symons, Martinez. First row-Ward, Friedheim, Dow, Capt. DuBois, Cook, Singer. jk? .IaI 86Al'l'I,6LI'l 6!6L5f5 HE class of l952 have entered whole-heartedly into the activities of the school and its organization and are well equipped to carry on the excellent record of the previous classes. In athletics the class can proudly point to some promising athletes: Cook, Ward, Valero. Freidheim and Cohn head the Honor Roll in academics. President ..........,. Vice-President .....,. Secretary I ........... Treasurer ....,.,......,...,.. Sergeant-at-Arms ..., Class Adviser ......... OFFICERS! .....,......W1ll1G Dow .......,,...........,lames Cook ............RolJert Friedheim ......,,..,.Theodore Singer Ward 53 Captain Millard DuBois Fourth row-Loeffke, Sorak, Marko, Ryback. Third row-Curley, Rust, Cooperstein, Trilling, Polacco, Mortensen, Ja. Second row-Channel, Cohn, Harrold, Tchira, Liebfried, Kulok. First row-Pavese, Abuza, Matier, Major Lavin, Landrey, Dunne. .762 .SDlfLL '.gl effLl'l'LCll'L gfarfff HE Class of 1953 is aiming to make an outstanding record before it will have passed into the long ranks of P. M. A. graduates. The class organization had its beginning in February, 1949. Under the leader- ship of the class oilicers, the class is making rapid strides to become cooperative and outstanding members of the Corps. It is to be hoped that as the class pro- gresses, it will take its place in the forefront of all academic, military, and athletic endeavor. OFFICERS: President .,,..,.,..,..., ...,......, W ade Matier Vice-President ....,....,. ........... F rank Landrey Secretary-Treasurer ,...,.. ......,,,.....,...... C harles Abuza Class Adviser ......,.. ....,......., .......,.,.. M a jor Thomas Lavin 54 2175 -f'?Z.i' . 5,5 V Av. ff--ze , . 1 'wi Q. If A 91,393 A323 Ez? .,.-,- ,V , .. ,, 4 ' Q ,...,. . ,4 E i v Y ,X -X, Y' 'fun ff Y 1 7 Q I Q 1 ,, H 2 ii 2 Z A 5 ! ,,,.,. . , I Military gofor GUCQFJ Weston, Miller, Pappas, Dow 0l'l'll'l'L6Ll'lJ6l,l'lf if e656Lg2 S you stand on the threshold of greater achieve- ment and responsibility, it is my earnest hope that you have profited from the experience and lessons you have learned here. In your academic pursuits, in your military training, in your athletic contests and in your social activities you have been exposed to an opportunity of further developing the American way of life. I hope from these you have taken with you a deep sense of Honor, a full realization of the meaning of Duty and a Loyalty to your Country, your School, yourself and your friends that will remain with you through Life. I congratulate you on the fine record you have left behind and hope that you have left the seed of further improvement and development with the Underclassmen that they may carry on your excellent work. 62 f7Ae .Safaff Goldfarb, Battalion S-4, White, X-O, Zanft, Armory Officer, Ferraguzzi, Adju- tant, Tarnawa, Asst. S-4. Brown, Battalion Commander Commidaionevl Omcem Standing-Huber, Bivona, Goldfein, Accetta, Kessler, Stellakis, Hampar, Sher- man, Kiebitz, Isaiou, McCracken, Kirsch, Fry, Costa. Seated-Goldfarb, White Brown, Ferraguzzi, Zanft, Tarnawa. WOI'l C0l'l'll'l'li5f5i0l'le6! Ofhcem Fourth Row-Gagel, Topp, Mortensen, J., Goodstein, E. Gladstone, Friedheim, Andreotti, Simmons, Riskin, Cook, Henriquez, J., Bedrossian, Mantica, C., Man- tica, P., Fendler, Jiminez, Henriquez, M. Third Row-Klein, Snyder, Pappas, Goldstein, Balsley, Baez, Munzer, Lopez, Dow, Mortensen, G., Arnoldson, de Leon, Donn. Second Row-Batlle, Baldwin, Lugo, Plager, Punyon, Ingham, Carlish, Sullivan, Ward, Weston, Sharkey, Gentiluonio. First Row-Ortiz, Gard- ner, Lang, Lester, Dionis, lneson, Bridges, Sansom, Baquero, Miller. ibidcilagne Commiffee Mr. Gabriel, Lester, Major Connolly, Brown, Lt. Andersen, Ferraguzzi. .Jwlonor Kommiffee Mr. Frantz, Hampar, Major Connolly, Brown, Mr. Tart, Mikulics. IOLLQ gommiffee Major Connolly, McCracken, Kessler, White, Brown, Ferraguzzi, Hampar, Kie bitz, Lt. Andersen. COl'l'll0CLl'lg .X4 Third row-Klunck, Chiariello, Rosenberg, Tagliaferro, Godney, Katz, Marko Somach, Tejeda, Cohen, Mantica, P., Fisher, Perez, C., Mortensen, J., Loureiro Bagley, Smith, Topp. Second row-Michels, Symons, Gershenoff, Retelny, Andreef, Ingham, Browne, Sullivan, Loeffke, Munzer, H. Gladstone, Gagel Trilling, Baez, Ricart, Andreotti, Polacco, Appleby, Falk, Copperstein, E. Glad stone. First row-Plager, Dionis, Bivona, Kessler, Huber, Stellakis, Bridges, Lugo 60l'l'll0Cl,l'lg K Third row-Gonzales, Schecter, Bracilano, Aponte, Vogel, Anton, McDonald Siegel, Levy, Oriol, Cucino, Abreu, Abuza, Diaz, Goryeb, Arenas. Second row-2 Cohn, Goldstein, Mortensen Ja, Mortensen, G., Domher, Mantica, C., Garriga Jiminez, Casas, Cook, Posner, Ward, Coch, Bedrossian, Hernandez, J. Henriquez 7 Friedman, M. Henriquez, Tchira, Arnoldson. First row-Pavese, Marrano, Ine- son, Isaiou, Kiehitz, Goldfein, Accetta, Baquero, Sansom, Dunne. ..g,,,,,,,,..W,.,.,.m,-,,,M....,. ,,.,,..., . .m,, ,,,., ,.,,.,,,.,,..,,M,-f.-WM ..... , ,-..,.,,.,,,.,. of'V-W,.fw,,f7Mff-xmzmfwV.-Q.-,Q-fn,4-w,..f.f-fm,-4..w2,1--W,W,, ,. ,.zs-+:-.s1- .'-,v. - ,-f.w.W1-H1 .,... we,W-,rf-.+..4v..w-sw,W 5 60l'l'll06Ll'Ly C Fourth row-Cantor, Monsson, Strauss, Gerberbaum, Sorak, Watjen, McKevett Montzouranis, Gordon, Glottman. Third row-Bohmrich, Kirmayer, Valero Stokes, Martinez, H. Perez, Matier, Bannister, Galarraga, Singer, Collis, Shalam Santaella, Whitman, Rothstein, Rios. Second row-Liebfried, Baldwin, Fried- heim, Klein, Medal, Simmons, Mikulics, Goodstein, Curley, de Leon. First row- Kulok, Sharkey, Ortiz, Sherman, McCracken, Fry, Kirsch, Punyon, Gentiluomo Scandifiio. SAE Piccolo: Balsley Trumpet: Gardner, Costa, Philipp Clarinet: Lopez, Inch, Harrold, Lan- Hamparv Lester, Channel, Devore drey, Rust Tl OITLb0l'L8! McCoy Alto Saxophone: Lang, 'Carlisl1, Kil- Bass Horn: Callahan liall Percussion: Halsey, Weill, Snyder E Flat Horn: Riskin, McDermott Ryback, Sauls, Fendler, Liebson Baritone: Mey, Sabella Siano Glockenspiel: Klutsch Director: Mr. Henry Gates 7 68 ,Activities Standing-Katz, Stellakis, Klein, Balsley, Medal, Dionis, Gaus, Accetta, McCracken, McCoy, Kiebitz, Lopez, Carlish, Goldfein, Riskin, Isaiou, Marrano, Plager, Ferraguzzi. Seated- Baldwin, Brown, Mr. Scott, Sherman. me peueife MUWAOOA Editor-in-Chief Maurice Sherman EDITORIAL Associate Editor: Kenneth Brown Photography: Robert McCracken Art: Joseph Accetta Sports Editor: Robert Goldfein Literary: Nicholas Marrano, Richard Associates: Stanley Katz, Burk Zanft, McCoy, Ben Balsley ' Edward Gaus BUSINESS Manager: Richard Baldwin Associates: Stanley Klein, John Medal, Sidney Riskin, Stephen Associates: Robert Kiebitz, Daniel Siellakis Dionis Circulation Manager: David Plager u l Associates: Jordan Isaiou, Raymond Advertlsmg Manager: Louis Fefm' Kessler, Burton Carlish, Robert guzzi Lopez Faculty Adviser: Mr. Richmond L, Scott 71 lljardify HE Varsity Club was organized in 1929 uto give unqualified support to the school in its efforts to build menf' The organization is concerned primarily with the athletic and social life of the school. The first V, C. activity was the traditional HalloWe'en dance. Within the club ping-pong and pool tournaments were held during the year and the champions represented PMA in the Westchester County Private and Parochial A. A. tourna- ments. . The Club voted to forego the usual winter sports feed and to give financial aid toward a bigger and better Winter sports banquet for all the boys Who earned varsity letters during the term. 72 Le CM ASICALLY the glee club offers more pleasure than any other activity at P. M. A., for everyone likes to sing and especially to harmonize. Although it requires concentrated and continual work on the individualas part, its mem- bers Will agree that the result is worth the effort. This latter fact is particularly true of this year's unit. Despite a dearth of members the glee club has achieved success. A Christmas festival, consisting of the best and foremost Christmas music, was given in December and enjoyed most heartily. The St. Paul's Methodist Church Choir and many of the faculty sang with the glee club in this concert. At the date of this writing, a joint concert with the Drew Seminary Glee Club and the Palm Sunday concert are pending. These concerts should make the glee club's year even more successful. 73 Standing-Mr. Scott, Goldfein, Ferraguzzi, Katz, Isaiou, McCoy, Fry, Kiebitz, Tarnawa, Munzer, Brown, Riskin, Sherman, Ingham, Lopez, Marrano, Plager, Medal, Abuza, Fendler, Klein, Snyder. Kneeling-Weill, Smith, Goryeb, Accetta, C-entiluomo, Sharkey, Goodstein, Kirsch, Monsson, E. Gladstone. we peueim Wewdpaper OR the past two years, THE REVEILLE has progressed materially. In 1948, THE REVEILLE joined The Columbia Scholastic Press Association. For the first time THE REVEILLE competed with 1000 other school papers and won third place award. This year's staff has labored incessantly to continue this good work. Their efforts were well rewarded when THE REVEILLE, competing with 3500 other papers, was awarded second prize by the C. S. P. A. THE STAFF Kenneth Brown Editor-in-Chief J ournalism Associate Editor: Maurice Sherman Reporters: Richard McCoy, Emil Exchanges: Hugo Munzer Goryeb, Peter Fry, Stanley Katz, Cartoonist: Joseph Accetta Robert Coldfein, Sandy Weill, Literary: David Kirsch John Medal, David Plager, Ed- Photography: Roger Smith ward Gladstone, Edward Mons- Alumni: Nicholas Marrano son. Jr. School News: Charles Abuza Proofreader: Taras Tarnawa Business Manager: Sidney Riskin Assistants: Robert Lopez, Julian Advertising: Louis Ferraguzzi, Jor- Hoyos, Stanley Klein dan Isaiou, Ronald Gentiluomo Mailing: Charles Snyder, Stuart Circulation Manager: Robert Kiebitz F endler, Stephen Sharkey, Barry Goodstein, Clayton Ingham Faculty Adviser: Mr. Richmond L, Scott 74 Standing-Mr. Force, Simmons, Huber, Marrano, Sullivan, Carlish, Balsley, Kiehitz, Klein, Munzer, Lopez, McCracken, Kirsch, Kessler, Plager, Riskin, Stokes, Coldfein, Smith, Ferra- guzzi, Isaiou. Kneeling-Fendler, Lugo, Tagliaferro, Stellakis, Sherman, E. Gladstone, Snyder, Gardner, Abuza. ramaficfi AVING presented two full-length plays and the annual Christmas pageant, the Dramatics Club has enjoyed an entirely successful year. Employing a cast of faculty members and cadets, Wild61',S OUR TOWN, was the first play to be produced. The Christmas pageant, presented in collaboration with the Music Depart- ment, portrayed the traditional story of the Nativity in song and pantomime. As the final production of the year, the Senior Class enacted Herseyls A BELL FOR ADANO as adapted for the stage by Paul Osborn. An ambitious produc- tion employing thirty speaking parts, the play was an outstanding success. OFFICERS President ,,,,.,,,,,, ......,..... lVl aurice Sherman Vice-President ..... ................... I if-:itll Huber Secretary ,,,.,,,,,,, .......... , .Stephen Stellakis Adviser ......,. ....,... .,..,.... M r . Williani Force 75 Accetta, Riskin, Sherman, Mr. Scott, Brown, Baldwin, Kirsch. Qui!! ana! Sem!! Sociefy HE Richmond L. Scott Chapter of QUILL and SCROLL, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, had its inception in 1948. The aim of QUILL and SCROLL is to encourage and reward journalistic achieve- ments and to aid aspiring you11g journalists in reaching their goal. Tl1e cadets who earn the privilege of membership can wear the new ribbon- a bar with red, white, and blue stripes-with pride for they are among the many of the world who help to forward QUILL and SCROLL's motto: YE SHALL KNOVV THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YE FREE. CHARTER MEMBERS Maurice E. Sherman .......... .................. P resident Kenneth S. Brown ............ ......,....... V ice-President Sidney Riskin ........,,..................................,...............,,,...........................,..................,,..... .................. S ecretary Richard Baldwin, David Kirsch, Joseph Accetta Mr. Richmond L. Scott, Founder and Adviser 76 Stancling-MCDermott, Balsley, Mey, Glotlman. Seated-Lugo, Watjexi, Mr. Laverty, Huber, Cans. WMA, CM MA'S Radio Club, YVZTZK, is completing its third successful year. The aim of the Club is to give to its members a familiarity with radio theory and practice in the construction and operation of short-Wave receivers and trans- mitters. The members have shown even more interest than usual this year and several are now qualified to take and pass the test required for amateur licenses. Sev- eral new pieces of equipment have been added this year, including an AM and an FM transmitter. OFFICERS President .,...t.,..... ......,, I Ceith Huber Vice-President ,.,,.... .......,.. B en Balsley Secretary .............. ..,................. P eter Watjen Adviser .,..,. ...ii.... M r. Merton Laverty 77 Standing-Symons, Falk, Ahuza. Seated'-Dunne, E. Gladstone, Mr. Tarr, Cohn, Ineson. HIS year saw the birth of another new and useful club. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Tarr, the Stamp Club was established as an educational and pleasurable hobby. Stamp collectors may specialize in any particular field they Wish. It is hoped that the Club will see an increase in members another year. OFFICERS President ............. ............. D onald lneson Vice-President .....,......, .i.......... E dward Gladstone Secretary-Treasurer ........... .............. C llarles A131123 Adviser ..............,........A..,..... .....,...,.. M 1'. George Tarr 78 halam, Simmons, Andreef, Montzoun-anis, Bedrossian, Glottman, Polacco, uomo Symons. Seated-McKevett, Smith, Mr. La ue Michels H. Perez. 7 7 7 6Ll'lfL6'I 6L Club has made considerable progress during its fourth year. V has two darkrooms and a complete studio set-up. Lloor trips are to be 'taken and a contest is to be held to select 1 a national photographic contest. is have become interested in the making of full color slides, ving been sl1own from Mr. Lagueis collection. ,ies at their disposal, Club members can look forward to ob- ,joyment from their fascinating hobby. OFFICERS 79 ..,....,..Roger Smith .........Stanley lVlichels Gladstone ....Charles lVlcKevett Mr. Euclirle Lague we j0l J C552 l 6l,l g HE Ford Library certainly has a greater importance to tl1e school curri- culum today than it had in 1931 when it uopened regularly twice a Week and did a tremendous amount of good. The purpose of the Library is to offer a pleasant room in which to do neces- sary research Work and an adequate staff to instruct in the use of the Library resources. THE STAFF Mrs. Fredonia Tarr .....l. . ..,.... ............. ........ ......... ............ ......... L i 19 I P1 riilll Cadet Assistants .,,,44,,, ,.,,,,,,,, D avid Cantor, Peter Fry, Edward Gladstone, Keith Huber, Donald Ineson E. Cludslonv, Cantor, Huber, Mrs. Tzlrr, Fry, lneson. 80 ,A flzlcfics Fourth row-Clarkin, Tishenkel, Weill, Collis, Miller, Bannister. Third row-Bedrossian, Hampar, Isaiou, Cucino, Singer, Sabella, Kirsch, Goodstein, Cershenoff, Martinez, Sauls. Second row-Mey, Mikulics, Ingham, Ferraguzzi, Goryeh, Huber, Cook, McDonald, Sullivan, Lester, Katz. First row-Balsley, Bridges, Fisher, Co-Captains Coldfein and White, Stellakis, - Punyon, Kiebitz. j00fLl1f AINING 1315 yards rushing and scoring 111 points, Mike Mikulics led PMA's scoring for the season of 1948. Although this year's team did not have such good material as of 746 and 747, the coaching of Major Connolly en- abled us to amass a finer record than any PMA squad has attained since 1931. According to Major Connolly, the team was better this year because it had played under the same system for three years. PMA OPPONENT THE GAME Hendrick PMA's first opponent-defeated in a one-sided battle. Hudson Outstanding were Mikulics, Goldfein, Plager, and Ham- 30 14 par, who was injured in the first quarter. In a hard-fought game throughout, PMA beat the Hal- Haldane dane gridders. The Haldane team, fast and scrappy, 18 13 made most of their yardage around the ends. Again Mikulics spearheaded the play. 83 PMA OPPONENT Saint Peter,s 7 0 i Brewster 19 12 Concordia Collegiate Institute 0 6 Hackley 25 0 Scarborough 31 0 Irving 39 20 Total 169 64 THE GAME Winning its third consecutive game, PMA dumped an unbeaten Saint Peter's team. It was an off-day for the Cadet eleven. Had it not been for the outstanding play- ing of Mikulics and co-captains Wlii'te and Coldfein, the uPetes', might have capitalized on this. A cocky undefeated Brewster squad came to PMA only to find that the Cadet eleven was too much for them. The score, however, is not indicative of the actual play since the Cadets, total yardage was twice that of Brewster. Although both teams amassed the same amount of yard- age, the PMA Gridders took their only defeat of the season. The Cadets failed to make use of several scoring opportunities and received penalties at inopportune times. The huge college squad was held in check by the heads-up defensive play of Goldfein, Plager, Ferraguzzi, and Sullivan. Mikulics was injured in the first part of the game. PMA went over the last white line 5 times and beat a much heavier squad. The second team played much of the game. Kirsch made a spectacular run to set up Bill Wfard for the final touchdown. The most spectacular play of the game was Ward,s 71-yard touchdown return of a punt. The second team was given a chance to play because the Cadet first stringers were too powerful for the visit- ing squad. PMA trounced over a rough Irving squad in the Hnal game of the season. Irving gained most of their ground in the air and gained only 86 yards rushing, 56 of these against the second team. Won 75 Lost 1 81 2 v Q'-fL'fE-Eb :LEG3 xv atm - REG? -. . QP HAM 402135, 61215 9 Inge? Substitutes Guards Tackles Ends Centers Backs iiSanson1 iFisl1er ii Hamp ar iiKiebitz Stellakis Nlsaiou Bridges Balsley i Kirsch Punyon Bannister Mey Goodstein Goryeb Klein Ingham Goldstein Manager: Baldwin. N'Players receiving varsity letters. Assistant Manager: Stokes. Cadet Mikulics was given a berth on the second team of the All-Prep Team. Co-captain Robert Goldfein received Honorable Mention. Mikulics was awarded the Most Valuable Player Awardg Goldfein received the Most Valuable Line- nian Award. Wliite and Goldfein co-captained the team through this very im- pressive season. Cadets Hampar and Huber were elected co-captains for 1949-50. Hampar was injured in tl1e first game and was unable to play for the rest of the season. His presence on the field would have considerably helped the team. Head Coach Connolly, a great coach and splendid fellow, was invaluably assisted by Lt. Anderson and Mr. Grantham. All three men have earned the gratitude of every player. 85 Third row-Mnnzer, Riskin CManagerD, Loureiro, Browne, Anton, P. Mantica, Ortiz, Manopla, Snyder, Capt. DuBois lAssistant Coachl, Mr. Gabriel fHead Coachb. Second row-C. Mantica, Fry, Gonzalez, Lugo, Klutsch, Strauss, Rios, J. Martinez, First row-Hoyos, Casas, Santaella, Brown CCaptainl, Arnoldson, Sharkey, Valero. OCCQI' HE pre-season practice indicated that the soccer team should have a good season. However, unexpected changes in key positions caused the team to fluctuate from the heights of success to the depths of despair. Captain Ken Brown and William Valero, fullbacks, teamed up with goalie Dick Strauss to set up a close defense that held six opponents scoreless. The for- ward line did some clever passing. The half-back line put up a strong defense and a keen, aggressive attack. The score: won 5, tied 3, lost 3. PMA V Opponents 0 Stamford 3 2 New York Military Academy 1 2 Norwalk I 0 0 Stamford 0 2 Spring Valley 0 1 Norwalk 1 2 Congers - 3 2 New York Military Academy 3 3 Stevens Inst. of Tech. J. V. 0 LL West Point Plehes 0 0 Hackley 0 86 Second row-Mr. Bianco CCoachJ, Tishenkel, Clarkin, Kiebitz fCo-Captainb, Gordon, Westoii, Gans. First row-Yvard, Bivona QCO-Captainl, Sharkey. gaalefdaff IVONA, scrappy forward, led the team in scoring 172 points. Outstanding work defensively was done by Tishenkel and Weston, who made the team a more effective unit. Clarkin and Ward rose from the JV's to Win starting as- signments With the Varsity Where they proved to be assets. The team participated in the newly-organized Westcliester County Private and Parochial School League Tournament at White Plains. PMA Opponents 25 Hendrick Hudson 43 35 Haldane 42 43 Scarborough 39 37 Hackley 50 42 Katonah 43 26 Irving 57 41-6 Hendrick Hudson 59 48 Scarborough 26 30 Storm King 26 412 Croton-Harmon 43 39 Irving 60 39 ' Katonah 32 44 Croton-Harmon 37 36 Storm King 63 37 Alumni 32 30 Haldane 47 28 Columbia iglilllllllill' 43 87 Standing-Marrano, Mgr., Tishenkel, Kessler, Bannister, Mantica, C., Punyon, Lester, Mey, Kiebitz, Asst. Mgr. Sitting-Perez, C., Watjen, Hampar, Co-Capt., Bivona, Co-Capt., Accetta, Ward, Westoxi. Front-Scandiffio, Posner, Siano, J. Henriquez. The schedule: PMA 4 3 13 KCMQLCLF Peekskill H. S. St. Peter's School Haldane Scarborough School Greer School Storm King School New York Mil. Acafl. HackleylSchoo1 Irving School Storm King School Haldane Scarborough School St. Peter's School 88 Opponent 10 5 8 Standing-Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Wells, Lopez, Plager, Gerberbaum, Goldstein, Mikulics, Brown, Co-Capt., Fry, Goldfein, Co-Capt., Sullivan, Kirsch, Cook, Strauss, McDonald, Snyder, Godeny, Browne, Somach, Munzer, Mgr., Simmons, Asst. Mgr. Kneeling-Balsley, Huber, Sansom, Stel- lakis, Martinez, Miller, Ferraguzzi Isaiou, White. acrqride INCE the material for the Yearbook must he in before the lacrosse season is very old, it is almost impossible to predict what the season's results will be. Early predictions indicate that Sewanhaka Will top the league again this year. Our ancient rivals, N.Y.M.A., are reported to have the best team they have ever fielded. Manhasset, Garden City, and our own team are rated lower than last year. Coaches Vic Babriel and ,lim Wells have had their hands full trying to get a team together that will click. Only two members of last year's starting line-up are back. They, with a limited number of last yearis first string subs, are the backbone of this team. The schedule : A PMA Opponent 1 Rutgers Freshmen 7 5 New York Mil. Acad. 5 6 C.C.N.Y., Jr. Varsity l Garden City Yale Univ. Freshmen New York Mil. Acad. H: Manhasset Stevens Inst. of Tech., J. V. :li Sewanliaka West Point Plebes :Ei Polytechnic Prep tk Metropolitan and Long Island Lacrosse League Games. 89 Stanrling-Callahan, Mgr., NVeill,.Lugo, Sherman, Gonzalez, Mr. Frantz. Kneeling-Tagliaferro, Smith, Sharkey, Cershenoif, Fencller. enniri HE Tennis Team of 1949 has already shown promise of developing into a team to equal a hetter record of last year's squad. Witli the skill of return- ing lettermen Romero and Co-Captain Lugo, aided by the efforts of 'Co-Captain Sherman, Gonzales, Weill and Mortensen from last year's squad, great things are expected. ' The schedule: PMA Opponent 5 Hendrick Hudson 0 3 Hai-ldey School 2 4 - Irving School 1 4 Peelcskill H. S. 1 Storm King School Scarborough School New York Mil. Acad. Westchester County Parochial and Private School Tournament Irving School Scarborough Briarcliff Pcckskill H. S. Storm King School 90' n oxing IRST undefeated team since 1947 was this year's boxing team. Lester and McDonald both finished the season Without a loss. Michels, in the 100-llc. class, started all six fights with a win, thus putting PMA ahead right from the start. Casas, Goryeh, Baldwin, Miller, Henriquez, J., and Mikulics all contrib- uted several wins in the production of this year's fine record. PMA Opponents 5 Haldane 1 6 Hendrick Hudson 1 5 St. Petcr's 2 ZLQ North Tarrytown-Exhibition ZZ 5 St. Peter's 2 2 Hendrick Hudson-Exhibition 2 Aggregate record: 24 wins, 9 losses, 3 draws Standing-Mr. Perkins CCoachD, Lester and McDonald fCo-Captainsj, Miller, Mikulics, J. Heuriquez, Ingham CManagerD. Kneeling-Baldwin, Casas, Michels, Goryeb. 91 Standing-Klein, Schecter, Carlish, Beclrossian, Katz, Smith, Medal, Collis, Bannister, Costa, Tarnawa, Accetta. Kneeling-McCracken fCaptainJ, Fry, Mey, Audreotti, Ineson. MA mm HE Rifle Team completed a successful season, Winning 7 of ll shoulder matches and successfully competing in several tournaments. This team fired the second highest all-time team score according to available records. Cadet Charles Andreotti equaled the individual all-time record score of 193 points out of a possible 200. 92 1 '91 Q U? 0? Ci C? 1 E '91 .-4 oo NO rm rm o co Mo xo f-1 OO lx' lx' lx' lk lx' NO KD ND NO l 4 1-1 I-1 l + r-1 r-1 I-1 I-1 r-I I-1 IIDIBUI 9321:-JAR OC r-4 Ox I-C 2 Q' 1-4 L0 I-4 9 00 9 CG LD CN Ox OO ND F- 9 9 YF C0 r-1 r-4 9 r-1 r-4 OO OO OO OO OD OO OO OO OO OO OO If CN KN- !15S0d'll'10!I U0 9 KO FN 00 KO OO NO QF KO ON BNI 9 U5 ml r-4 IN- VN PO CNI 9 OO r-4 Ox M-4 O3 NO NO lx- 00 GN! NO r-1 In 9 NO CX! 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PMA Opponents 35 Nyack High School 39 16 Hackley School 50 27 Greenwich High School 48 29 New Rochelle High School 37 46 Whife Plains 28 , 40 Malnaroneck High .School 34 45 Mount Vernon High School 26 35 Peekskill High School 40 94 If unior lijamifg joofgaff Standing-Stokes, Gershenoff, Bohmrich, Tishenkel, Sauls, Collis, Sabella. Kneeling-Weill, Katz, Martinez, Miller, Singer, Cucino, Clarkin. unior lljarfiifg gaagefgaff Standing-Lt. Anderson fC0achD, Domber, Martinez, Sauls, Appleby, S1:andiHio, Gentiluomo Kneeling-Punyon, Kirsch, Inch, Posner, Whitman. 95 4134 if wir' f' ,gntmmumf J4!Z.S7faM gvwlefgaff Standing-Goodstein CManagerJ, Sherman, Brown, C. Perez. Kneeling-Zanft, Pappas, Plager CCaptainJ, Ferraguzzi, Tejada. CA.66? L6l,J0l 6 H. Gladstone, Fendler, H. Perez, Svandiffio. 96 Clzo junior School C. E. SAMPSON BA., Bates Collegeg M.A., Columbia Univer- sityg University of New Hampshireg Colgate Universityg Hamilton College Henri of Junior Schoolg Social Studies JUNIOR SCHOOL BUILDING v.f '- DONALD W. ROCK B.A., State University of Iowag Columbia Uni versityg Fordham University English, Dramatics, Music S 5 'f ,,- ty ,,4. , W X ,www wwf iw--Qg,w,-ob Q. ,. , Q v '- Q wffvzwg X, ' A X ffe f - K - .Q 4 , . - yf we-ity ' K-.kiwi-,,,11 A: A 4 Q -xi, 'if' , f w fr- , i if 31 f . 3 3 If x V E x Q Q 'KW' ' ., AV . Q 4 f r ,fit A is .f' E-.. wk iv t 5 'f i - -ww '-A-4 Q5 4 f' 1, . . 07 A' it ' 1 A -. 5 W , .i ,, ' Rv P 'S.? '-'s: 2 ff ft I ff' 'mir' fix f 59 Qffggffs vi iw -i ff' . ,. X 5 Q 'gfpw 52,-A, AQ? 15-Im, Y , . - :,.f sf, , -agfg.S::2,:5: 'E ,453 ' V f'Q'ff Lf Nf 5Q2w Jflxwww - 9 .1 sf w ig.twSzH,w3,--M H f wi?-W 1 . X 1 , A, Q Q, w1,Q,7.M Q 7 . ' Wwf L 'lg-, igfww fl -:siii w ' t A ,J - an --:-:-w15:g:..3f- 4 ,w 'K M'-,f-ur W -,: zz IAN-:2',1s:: . ff, 3 og Zggpfmlf we-Q ':-:- , w .:s:1Q,.W' -1 ??S?y1,A f rat-. 'iglffygizzfzpffpz ' ' :-1,1- 'ft ' 5 Qr '5344V 1 ifgwgfws , LAWRENCE E. ZUK Ensign, USNR I BS., University of Pennsylvaniag MA., Column bia University Communrlunt of Junior Svlzool. Alllfl11C7I1llliCS HOWARD V. PERRY BS., Inmiizuiu Slate Tvzu-hors Collvgc fPvnn.5: Columbia University Rentling, Science AGNES D. SAMPSON iiwliiij House M0211 er .ye6l.JI'l'l6l,:i fgl' if 615561.92 HE 1948-49 school year has been one of the most successful in the history of the Junior School. The 45 Cadets have enjoyed a year of fun, happiness, and learning. In Academics, each Cadet is measured by the Educational Records Bureau Achievement Tests given in October and in March. Thus we are able to see the actual gain during the year. A total overall gain for 1948-49 was 22 months. The reason for this great improvement is small classes, remedial work, individual attention. In Athletics, the 8th grade was added to the Jr. School for sports. We won 2 soccer games, tied one, and lost one. In football, we lost two games and won one. In basketball, we won 8 games and lost one. The boxing team put on two exhibitions and the swimming team was ready for competition but were unable to find schools with which to compete. The school has been active in entertainment. At the Christmas Pageant a choir of 38 received high praise for their part. The writing and publication of THE TATTLER has kept the P. M. A. family informed of the happenings and doings of all. The Military Department has carried out the assignments to near perfection. Co. D has Won the parade twice and has participated in parades in the town. The cooperation of the parents in giving their time, energy, and contributions have aided in the success of the school year. We are all proud to say that We have successfully completed another year at P. M. A. QUIT YoU LIKE MEN 101 C0l'l'll06LI'lg :Eb Rear row-Quesada, lVIcGonigle, Rosell, Almaguer, Balleste, Ferguson, Depew Harrison, Connolly, Casertano. Third row--Santillo, Rosen, Cubero, Barrow Savrides, Kofsky, Freer, Mingrone, Abbo, Geoly, Hamilton. Second row-Karch mar, Crystal, Berle, Morris, Whitten, Corrigan, Sombathy, Weiss, Zambardi Tow, Murphy, Bird, Moran. Row One-Joseph, Brouwer, Ellenberg, .l ost, Clark Frawley, Yalof, Briskman. joofgaf Standing-Frawley, Abuza, Marko, Sorak, Ferguson, Pollacco, Clark. Second row-Channel, Savrides, Connolly, Morris, Landrey, .lo- seph, Yalof. First row-Depew, Balleste, Mingrone, Casertano, Karchmar. OCCQI' Standing - Briskman, Perlman, Kofsky, Brouwer, Ellenherg, Jost, Mcflonigle, Whitten. Second row -Murphy, Corrigan, Barrow, Lo- pez, Ceoly, Weiss, Rosen, Tow. First row-Pavese, Kulok, Dunne, Cohen, Rosell, Tchira. Z?a5Lef4a!f Standing-Yalof, Gersten, Sorak, Abuza, Trilling. Kneeling-Com perstein, Dunne, Pavese, Cohen Savrides, Casertano. 9 wimming Standing - Ellenberg, Hamilton, Clark, Balleste, Frawley, Brou- wer, Barrow. Seated-Zamhardi, Tow, Lopez, Quesada, Mingrone, Cuhero, Michelman, McGonigle, Morris. gadegaf Rear Row-Abuza, Cohen, Coop- erstein, Gersten, Sorak. Middle Row-Abbo, Almaguer, McGoni- gle, Mingrone, Murphy. Front Row--Pavese, Freer, Joseph, Sav- rides, Connolly. 6LCl 05flQ Rear Row-Frawley, Ferguson, Polacco, Marko, Clark, Balleste, Brouwer, Trilling. Middle Rau? Depew, Briskman, Sombathy, Cu- lmero, Kofsky, Harrison, Karch- mar. Front Row-Yalof, Dunne, Corrigan, Rosell, Perlman, Zam- lxarcli. Le CM Front row-Kofsky, McG0nigle, Quesada, Harrison, Mingrone, Abbo, Geoly, Joseph. Second row -Murphy, Berle, Weiss, S0111- bathy, Whitten, Morris, Zambardi, Karchmar. Third row-Rosen, Freer, Briskman, Brouwer, Fraw- ley, Perlman, Ellenberg, Barrow. 342 jaffdf Ellenberg, Frawley, BI'lSlCIll311 McGonigle, Joseph. we 1... Front row-Brislcman, Barrow, Ellenherg, Resell, Harrison. Sec- ond row-Rosen, Joseph, Kulok, Czlsertano, Dunne, Perlman. Third row-Balleste, Frawley, Brouwer, l'larnilton, Clark. 106 v ,4 dlferfisfmmfs HHH? ff Q Z -JI PAUL JOS. WHITE IDIESIDIENZL KJ .M KERS OFFMENVELG S S' CQ Z K X, 5 - 1511 PES 109 Compliments of GREAT EASTERN PACKING 81 PAPER STOCK CORPORATION 250 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK 17, N. Y. 110 Compliments 0 VALLEY UPHOLSTERY CORPORATION 428 WEST 14TH STREET NEW YORK CITY 111 f 1 Compliments Of MIMI PEARCE, Inc HAND-KNITS 23 EAST 67TH STREET NEW YORK, NEW YORK 112 Compliments Of STAR BAND COMPANY, Inc BROAD AND COMMERCE STREETS PORTSMOUTH, VA. 113 SPARKLING . . . 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BILL LANCASTER'S ENTERPRISE PRESS Equipped to deliver your printing WHEN YOU NEED IT 202 WASHINGTON STREET Telephone Peekskill 782 DIEGES 81 CLUST I7 JOHN STREET NEW YORK 18, N. Y. Manufacturers of Jewelry for the CLASS OF 1949 TAIJILITU 0 Clothing and Men's Furnishings Shoes for the Entire Family 32 NORTH DIVISION ST. PEEKSKILL, NEW YORK Telephone 7-0033 Tourists CLARKIN HOUSE Deep in the Heart of Peekskill Opposite Catho1ic Church 921 FIRST STREET Phone 1193 Compliments of MARTIN TOBACCO CO. 1044 PARK STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Paramount Taxi Co. On Two-Waly Radio Telephone System Transportation 24 HOUR SERVICE CHARTER SABATO BUSSES A Ring From You - A Toot From Us PHONE 164-765-800 ALEX J. SABATO, Manager 8 SOUTH DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. xAAfvVQAA.'s.!'v4 J .fvvlfvw CLOTHES 12212 ff arfii OWN?-XRD ' 5Yifecfxwzmam-mfzrmwAefacwifxii' 2392004442 lo mifdbna Zhfzouyhouf Jfeneubcz MUNZER,S Fine Liquors Sinve 1875 PATERSON, N. J. 1 Complim ents of MILLER, LAMB 81 HUNTER INCORPORATED Wholesale Paper - Printers School Supplies - Stationers NORTH ADAMS, MASS. P. M. A. friends meet at MTI-IE MARATHONR Restaurant and Confections 824 SOUTH STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone 884- Compliments of MORRIS H. BANNISTER Real Estate - Insurance Appraisal 904 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Peekslcill 7-3430 Telephone 592 Tallerico Electric Co. General Electric Contractors 1077 PARK STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. N I C K ' S Compliments of Shoes Repaired While You Wait SILVER STATIONERY CO. N I C K 9 S INCORPORATED 119 FULTON STREET NEW YORK 7, N. Y. 21 SOUTH DIVISION ST. PEEKSKILL, N. Y. NICHOLAS VOONASIS, Prop. Phone 200 GARDINEER LUMBER CO. Lumber - Masons, and Contractors' Supplies Harclware - Tools - Paints PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Hardware Store and Office 209 So. Division Street Yard: Albany Post Road Al the Iron Bridge Two Good Places to Eat - Home and lVIILLER'S RESTAURANT Beer - Wine - Liquors Club Breakfasts - Daily Dinners 'III' You Don't Eat WL-'ll Both Starveu 911 SOUTH STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. '11t'll'lJll0lll' 909 i' AMERICAS FIRST! HANOVER Regulation Military Shirts are Americffs First Choice for cadet uniforms . . . first in quality, first in smart appearance! lt,s tl fact that MORE Military i' Academies use HANOVER Reg- ulation Military Shirts than any other brand. Hanover Uniform Co. BALTIMORE, MD. Compliments of ROBINSON FLOWER SHOP Member of F. T. D. . Flowers Wi1'effl ANYWHERE - ANYTIME PMA Alumni, Class ,29 Compliments o Dunlap's Music Store, Inc. 1011 PARK STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. THE CAMERA SHOP Complete Photographic Supplies 214 N. DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone 450 Compliments of TUTTLE BROS. Peekskill City Laundry Wallpaper 110 S. DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Pittsburgh Paint and Glass Products Artist Supplies 101 S. DIVISION STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Complim ents of DE CHRISTOPHER The Prescription Pharmacy PEEKSKILL, NEW YORK GOOD FOOD FOR I PLEASED GUESTS Joan SBXIUII sf co. CHICAGO-LONG ISLAND CITY DALLAS-ATLANTA-PITISBURGH-DETROIT 25 Compliments of BELL OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Royal Standard and Portable Headquarters 215 N. DIVISION STREET Phone Peekskill 3242 Compliments of Creed Bros. Lumber Co. 1223-1245 PARK STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. BUSY CORNER DRUG STORE L. R. SILVERSTEIN, Prop. Cor. Main and N. Division Sts. PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Phone Peekskill 154 WILLIAMFS f ' NN- i H A X-11.5, V '-Gci v TW., . N If ' - ,'2'iE'I IN ill? ti - N . .-.., ,. - iz'-I--.:-.. 3' F- E Ski- Et Kr. 'S r- - 132 ,f W 'a KE E Baked As You Would Bake For a Friend Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK gl CO. 1035 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Compliments of THE DUBOIS COMPANY CINCINNATI, OHIO THOMAS P. NELLIGAN Local Representative Phone 1915 Res. Phone 1819 B. 81 F. Furniture Co., Inc. M. BOROCK, Pres. Furniture - Bedding - Floor Covering 924 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Compliments of Westchester Coat, Apron, Towel Sz Linen Supply Co., Inc. 184 WARBURTON AVENUE YoNKERs, N. Y. Compliments of MR. J. C. CASPER MONTAG BROTHERS, Inc. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Manufacturers of Your Fine Engraved School Stationery Compliments of REGINALD JAMES DAVIS Eastern Representative 350 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. Compliments of The Peekskill Bakery The Best of Everything 923 MAIN STREET PEEKSKILL, NEW YORK Phone 1720 Conklin's - Amoco - Station Wasllington St. and Huclson Ave. Lubrication - Washing - Tire Service Battery Service - Simonizing ALL ACCESSORIES Tel. AUduhon 3-0460-I-2-3-4 MThe Best Since I385', GEORGE SCI-IAEFER Sr SONS, Inc. uHucIson Valley Farm Products MEATS - POULTRY - BUTTER - EGGS Servicing Schools - Camps - Clubs - Hospitals Hotels - Institutions - Restaurants and Steamships Our Specialty Personally owned and operated Over 63 years of successful service WEST HARLEM MARKET 2305 Twelfth Avenue New York City BOOSTERS MR. and MRS. L. M. MCCOY MR. and MRS. C. M. DEPEW A FRIEND MISS JEAN MacMICHAEL CAPTAIN and MRS. WILLARD DuBOIS MR. and MRS. GEORGE L. TARR MR. RICHMOND L. SCOTT MR. WILLIAM BREMNER CONNECTICUT POTATO CHIP COMPANY SO. NORWALK, CONN. AMOROSI CORPORATION Your f'Firestone,, Dealefs Store 8 BANK STREET, PEEKSKILL BENSKY BROTHERS BARGER'S JEWELRY CO., Inc. 904 SOUTH STREET, PEEKSKILL SKOLSKY'S 6 NO. DIVISION STREET, PEEKSKILL ARTHUR WEEKS Jeweler 962 MAIN STREET, PEEKSKILL 128 American Coated Paper Company PAWTUCKET, R. I. HAROLD P, WATJEN, Presidenl Box Covering Papers Flint - Friction - Plate - Embossed PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The Class of 1949 expresses its deep appreciation to these advertisers, without Whose generous support this Yearbook would not have been possible. 129 PRINTED BY ROBERT W. KELLY PUBLISHING CORPORATION f 4 zf-14 ,,.-1