Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn - Polywog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Emu the Qllawn Most likely to be famous ..., Class Editor . . . Class Grind . . . Class Diplomat . . Class Mutt and jeff . Class Lady-killer Gold Dust Twins Class Poet . . Class Musicians . Class Actor . Class Orator Class Artist . Class Politician . Class Capitalist . Class Laborer . Mamma's Boy . . Done Most for Poly . Most Influential . Best Athlete . . Most Energetic . Brightest . Best Natured . Most Versatile . Wittiest . . . Class Cake Eater . . . Biggest Mexican Athlete . Handsomest . . . . Social Light . . . Most Most Optimistic . Pessimistic . Best Voice . . Biggest Fusser . . . Worst Woman Hater . . Most Most Likely to Marry First . Sentimental . . Nerviest. . . . . Meekest. . . . Most Absent-minded . . Biggest Drag with Faculty . Best Excuse Maker . . Luckiest . . Unluckiest . . Most Conscientious . Worst Pest . . Wise Thirty Cracker . Hntrh E SMITH N IEBANCK BROWN S. LEVY ENGSTROM 8: PINE WORZEL R1MENo1fsK1 Sz Rlxcosm K1czALEs POLLAK, OLs1:x, BALL MCCABE KICZALES SHAW ORLICK FLAIIERTY SCHwAR'r.z LEvENsoN SPIEGELMAN NIIXIAICKE NIMMCKE COUGHLIN S. LEVY NIRIXICKE SIMBERG LUEIIRMAN LUEIIRMAN SCHIM MEL SEIKEN MCGIEHAN OESC1INI'2R DEMPSEY BYRNE LARSON SHERMAN ENc.sTuoir OLIKER KEL1.s Sc1rwA1a'rz T. FUCIIS SCIIILIRO BYRNE LANGSAM SEIKEN PERLSTEIN SMITH PERILLO LUEHRMAN

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Mine have been the viscissitudes of Life! I have aspired and achieved, And success was my reward! But now I am old' And with aching bones I sit In my arm chair with my grand-children gathered 'round. Dear to me are the memories of my youth And as I recount the tales Of those frolicsome, happy days A mist shrouds my eyes And I see, I see! There! I see! The freshman horde assembled As innocent as babes teething ' But by Faculty Law left untouched. To the more learned ones' surprise Soon formed strong bonds And for themselves won great honors. The Sophs they taught football, And awed all with their versatility: Smokers and boat rides were forgotten And the cherished exams put them Thru' the steam roller to he made Sophs! Now, more wordly, returned To force the new rules on the Frosh With moral persuasion. There! There! I see! Ha! Ha! I still laugh! At the frantic antics of our guests In their attempt to entertain Alt the smoker. Victories were ours In football and the scraps. Then spring came, Inspiring love and other rubbish And we took to writing poems And stories, singing and acting. Then the holocaust came And the lucky ones emerged Juniors! Primp as a Beau Brummel The everlasting lover Pouring out his innermost secrets In terms so full of knowledge, By the derivative of my heart I love you And I condensate to adore you And I will B. T. U. A Horse power! PIIIUIIPB After seeing Uncle With our Heart-throbber by our side We danced 'till morning At the Prom. Our strenuous task was over, And in spring came forth Our PoLvwoG. New and original in ideals. And then ...................... l! The battle started and from out the fray, Staggering and in tatters, But with slide rules held up high., I-Ioarsely didlwe cry, We're Seniors. VVlhat insignificant beings Are these that cringe and walk about And stand and block the way of us, Ye Seniors! One more lap- to go and the goal VVill soon be ours! VVhy worry? Make merry! And we did! At our only dinner With a Merry -Christmas for the Profs. Atta boy, kid! Bring on the eats! A speech! A speech! A speech! My kingdom for a speech! And full many a throne Was abdieated that night! Next day the usual exercises, And those who could attend Were proud to see the best After seeing the Rouglmeck We danced beneath the pines And thought, By gosh! lt was a swell affair! But we must attain our goal, So we put our noses to the grindstone 'Till the sparks did fly And we rubbed Alladin's Lamp Which revealed long lines Of hopefuls in Caps and Gowns there ever was! Whlking down to ................. Yes. the tale of my youth Is the joy of my Life Memories! Sweet memories of mine M. D. K. 23. T'ZUCl1fj'-IVITLC

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SAMUEL AXELROD Civil Engineering Erasmus Hall High School5 A.I.C.E. 647 Warwick St., Brooklyn. Glenmore 2317 MILTON G. BALL GJ A Chemistry Boys' High Schoolg Orchestra C1,2,3,415 Librarian C215 Mandolin Club C2,315 Chair.. man C315 Dance Committee C315 Chemical Society5 Radio Club C31. 462 Marlborough Rd., Brooklyn. Mansfield 8551 NICHOLAS BERVEY Civil Engineering 168 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn. ARTHUR WL BOTIIMANN C9 A Chemistry Boys' High Schoolg Editor H:XNlJllO0K C112 POLYWOG C315 Glce Club C1,2,3,415 Minstrel Show C2,3,41: Chemical Society. 26 DeGraw Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. EDWARD BRI-ZITWEISER Chemical Engineering Stuyvesant High Schoolg Chemical Society. 2703 Bainbridge Ave., New York. .-...iii RAYMOND D. BROWN 2 N Mechanical Engineering A.S.MtE.5 Chairman. Joint Metropolitan Meet- ing Committeeg Radio Club C41. ' Mount Vernon, N. Y. Hillcrest 5993-R ABRAHAM BRUCIISTIQIN Civil Engineering Gymnasis Ibrith, Jerusalemg Cooper Union5 A.I.C.E. 179 E. 105th St., New York. Harlem 8949 NILES P. BRUHN Mechanical Engineering Lawrence High School5 A.S.M.E. Ccdarhurst, L. I. Far Rockaway 1990 DENNIS K. BYRNE Mechanical Engineering 218 W. 69th St., New York. WILLIAM H. BYRNE lllcchanical Engineering 'DeWitt Clinton High School5 Newman Clubg A.S.M.E. 425 Beach 120th St., Rockaway Park, L. I. Bell Harbor 1225-XV GEORGE G. CERvoNI2 Electrical Engineering 2345 Dean St., Brooklyn. ? FRANCIS J. COUGIILIN A X P ' I . Clzeniical Engineering Glen Cove High Schoolg Track C1,315 Class Basketball C1,2,315 Reserve Basketball C215 Varsity Basketball C3,415 Class Football C215 P.D.A. C2,3,415 Potvwoo C315 Class Vice- President C315 Student Council C415 Play Workshop C415 Mermaid Club. 168 Clinton St., Brooklyn. Main 1632 .bg Q HOWARD M. DDMPSEY A X P ' , . Electrical Engineering Richmond Hill High Schoolg Class President C115 Class Vice-President C215 Chairman Athletic Committee C215 Class Basketball C1,2,315 Reserve Basketball C1,215 Basketball Squad C315 Track C2,315 A.I.E.E.5 Assistant Basketball -Manager C315 Basketball Man- ager C41. 9515 121st St., Richmond Hill, N. Y. ARTHUR L. DDTLI-:FSON Chemistry 1839 Church St., Glen Morris, L. I. ALEXANDER E. DUBROFF A M 2 Chemistry Boys' High School5 Chemical Society. 415 New Jersey Ave., Brooklyn. East New York 3217 OLLE D. ENGSTROM Electrical Engineering DeWitt Clinton High School5 Class Football C1,215 Varsity Relay Squad C115 Radio Club C1,2,3,415 Secretary C315 Pres. C415 A.I.E.E. Secretary C315 Treasurer C415 Senior Dance Committee C41. 163 E. 69th St., New York. Rhinelander 3165 ISADDRI: Eskowirz Mechanical Engineering Central High School5 A.S.M.E.5 Menorah Society. 485 South 13th St., Newark, N. J. Wlaverly 9160 jixcon F1iINs'rrc1N Electrical Engineering Morris High Schoolg Wrestling Squad C2,315 Varsity Wrestling C415 Class Basketball C415 Frosh-Soph Scraps C1,215 A.I.E.E. 1748 Washington Ave., Bronx, N. Y. DAVID FINKi:I.s'rI2IN A M E. Chemical Engineering Manual Training High School5 Varsity Cross- Country C2,3.415 Captain C2,315 Manager C415 Varsity Track C2,315 Menorah Society5 Student Council C3,415 Chemical Societyg PoLx'woG C315 Play Vllorkshop C41. 102-21 jamaica Ave., Richmond Hill, L. I. FRANCIS P. FLAHIQRTI' A X P Mechanical Engineering Manual Training High School5 Newman Club C2,3,415 Vice-President C315 Manager Varsity Wrestling C415 Chairman Junior Prom Com- mittee C315 Chairman Senior Dance C415 A.S.M.E. Treasurer C315 Frosh-Soph Scraps 1.215 Glee Club C1,2,3,415 President C415 Potvwoc C315 Senior Play Cast C41. ' 168 Clinton St., Brooklyn. Main 1632 EDWARD R. FLDETING Mechanical Engineering Manual Training High School. 934 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn. Thirty'-One