Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Robert Jacaruso, B.Ar. asian we i William Kerr, B.Ar. Paul Katz, B.Ar. Eugene Meyers, B.Ar. John Fisher, B.Ar. William Liskamm, B.Ar. Frank Miller, B.Ar. George Pearlman, B.Ar. ¥ at Ss Arnold Lundenberg, B.Ar. Donald Axon, B.Ar. Don Donaudy, B.Ar. Alvin Knoll, B.Ar.

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Richard Becker, B.Ar. ARCHITECTURE Warren Bendixen, B.Ar. Joseph D’Amelio, B.Ar. Salvatore De Luca, B.Ar. Alexander Demetriou, B.Ar. 3 te 4 — fe - y ‘ I, ue Marcy Goldwasser, B.Ar. Hall Graves, B.Ar. Peter Hopf, B.Ar.

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‘And this sequestered glen has long been known by the name of Sleepy Hollow.’”’ Shades of Ichabod Crane? No, believe it or not, Architecture. Sleepy Hollow is the aptly named lecture room on third floor where no matter who is speaking on what subject the architects doze. In accordance, we named our literary endeavor the ‘‘Sleepy Hollow Gazette.’’ Not that alone, however, bespeaks the department. Remember the anxious moments waiting for your crit; the detailed Leon Moed, B.Ar. explanation of why your solution seemed most logical (at the time) and the uproar this inevitably caused among your classmates; the projects which entailed packing your bags; leaving home and moving in on some unsuspecting mother; net results: one disrupted household for a few days; History of Art, slides and field trips; T-squares, slide rules and a mountain of books; orientation—and patiently defining it to the gauche girls in Speech class; Beer parties (Women invited!) Gropius, Van der Rohe, Lloyd Wright, et al. All this, what we are and what we hope to be eventually. Architects, graduates 1954, Pratt. Richard Moger, B.Ar. Sidney Paul, B.Ar. Robert Prigge, B.Ar. Henry Puzio, B.Ar. Patrick Raspante, B.Ar. Raymond Schwartz, B.Ar.