Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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H' I I -, M . , r r pw 2 F E. r E . .-. 1 5 il I 1- X 3 ?, F, 4 h . fn f xx s'0'l'-2?W,?9S' everything The seven I green crusted seemed ittle builclin College, was easy to imagine that we were miles from anywhere. The open west end of the quadran gle, when blocked by the fog, seemed to sug gest the edge of the world, our world. The radar tower seemed the last tangible boundary to our red and brown isolation, but of course we knew that past the radar tower were theNew- town plowed fields, theicemetery, the old Worlds Fair grounds, and eventually Manhattan, which we .could see when the mists blew away. r warnings of the tremendous growth to come were the gray and white temporary buildings, the L buildings and K buildings. While they did seem to be made of card- board and matchwood, while they did sway and creak in the eternal gales of Queens, cmd while they were consistently and obtusely over-heated from spring to winter, yet they were the first imperfect symbols of the spirit of growth. Another indication of the long-range aims of Queens Col- lege was the small rectangular drawing outside of the President's office showing a campus filled with large white buildings, widely spaced and massive in proportion. A third invisible indication was the Ten-Point plan for the long range expansion of Queens College, the maturing of which we are experiencing right now. When we came, however, there was iust the quadrangle, the two more isolated buildings F and G, the temporary buildings K and L, the Home Economics building, the student building, the bookstore, the wind and the fog. 9, ff 3 f f V sn 1 'Ar J , li wv'0 14, lol. The first real construction of the project was the big gym, Q build- ing. Along with the E Annex and K Annex, it was bought from the government as part of Army Surplus, This big white building, by far the largest single room on the campus, was the first indication that Queens College was due for tremendous growth. Unfortunately, the water sys- tem and the nets of electric cable required to service such a large struc- ture had to be laid below the surface of Queens College-a project which involved the first tearing and breach- ing operations on the college lawns. Students soon got accustomed to long, unexpected trenches darting across campus, to large, flat, brown iron plates laid across the trenches, to sudden unexplained chasms in odd public places, and most of all to the huge amounts of red-brown mud stirred up by the excavations. All these nuisances sank to the status of mere nugatory hindrances when the gym was completely reconstructed. The tremendous beams, the gleaming yellow floor, the huge amount of square yards of air, and especially the glistening, transparent backboards for the baskets, all of these un- expected trophies made a large impression on the collective ego of Queens College. We had finally achieved a large basketball court, if nothing else, our players no longer had to confine their practices to moody dribbling in the cellar under H auditorium, in the fear that long passes would bounce furiously back from the formidable network of waterpipes clinging to the ceiling of H gym. The ferocious chaos and mud-churnings of the gym construction seemed small and innocent indeed compared to the constant brouhaba attendant upon the construction of the first permanent building of the Queens College of the Future, Ira Remsen Hall. Surrounded by a gooey sea of mud, the new building lurched skyward as the months ambled by. The steelgirders, painted over with bright orange corrosive-resistant paint, soon began to outline a structure large enough to convince any skeptical student that Queens College architecture was enter- ing a new phase, a new dimension of magnitude, with a new conception of size and an entirely dif- ferent frame of mind in regard to student capacity. The small-college mentality was disappearing from Queens College, washed away by streams of mud and by noise of building. Two huge amphi- theatres, long stone corridors, telephones in the classrooms, an elevator, large laboratories, and dozens of miscellaneous classrooms, all these fea- tures of the Science Building do not seem to be essential to a small college, but Queens is no longer a small college. The cinnamon-brown atmosphere of the college of l947 has given way to the great, 14, f, f -Q f. 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The new white behemoth was, at first, nothing but an unidentified nuisance to the music classes, because the off beats of construction did not help their concentration on Hindemith, Buxtehude, and Perotin, but now is visible from all over campus. Coming up the crescent-shaped terrace from the upper campus to the student building the com- e systems Jnnoticed e student not toil tn Jeens was ing. How- tng on the te Science :nd almvtt tcienttowlt tw it is H07 The tttt' 5510 tid not Wt e. nuisdtt , QW tn, butt Q the com' M N,..,ff-W,4,w,,- M ,mmm F4 my .fix - gg- .- .,s5.j, ., .rf -' , 5 'ijt fafsls jf -R f f iP', n Q . .,,. fs. x . -Q . . K -H - A 'X Q, ,L s vm Q '- f' and F .4 ug., ' sf. ..k ,Of parison between the two chimneys, and sym- bolically between the Old Queens College and the New, is thrust upon one. The old chimney is yellow-brown in color, like a ma- ture meerschaum, and each brick is accen- tuated by a mellow brown border of smoke- grimed mortar. The summit of the old chim- ney is smoothly rounded off into a lotus-like shape which gives the old chimney a deco- rative and rather roue -ish look. The un- finished new chimney is already taller than ,W the old one and much thicker and more streamlined, the white bricks fit smoothly img one another, so that the general view of the surface is that of an immaculate cemem cylinder. One can tell even from its unfinished appearance that this tall massive chimney will perform efficiently its function as the heart muscle of the college. We have come a long way from the radar tower in the mist to the great white stack in the clouds. ore MN UM mml ished lmney 'GS the e comi The mis ,I 1 as l ' is t Filip .2m'i fhymg 4 'lil , QSM PAUL KLAPPER, PRESIDENT EMERITUS Unless we af Queens College learn fo fhinlc individually and courageously and develop a passion for fl'ie dignify of inde- pendenf fhoughf, we shall nof be frue fo our frusff' I9 HE Class of 1951 leaves Queens College at C1 time When The tensions of world Crisis have apparently reached' a peak. Reluctantly, our Amer- ican people have come to realize that the only immediate hope for maintaining peace lies in the development of military strength to give pause to a brutish and bullying foe. Obvious as the need for this military emphasis is, it should also, be re- membered that armed might alone can, at best, result only in armed truce. Military victory, despite its cost, is no ultimate guarantee of peace. We must therefore find additional means to achieve this end. In the final analysis, lasting peace will come only as the result of a firm code of moral and ethical standards. A love of fellow man which supercedes even displeasure at his actions. A determination to be more concerned with doing our best than with whether or not the other fellow is doing his according to our standards. A basic readiness to evaluate others by what they do rather than by who they are or who their forebears were, and the ability to resolve differences in an atmosphere of mutual trust and good will. 1 This is no simple formula. It can be violated even when one is motivated by noblest intent. We may well be failing most to measure up to its exact- ing standards at the very time when righteous determination makes us feel we are serving best. It is, however, the only answer to the total peace and security which we all seek. lt is the challenge of your generation. You can succeed where those before have failed. The time has come when we place the future in your hands. We do so with the greatest of confidence. Good luck and God bless you all. John J. Theobald 20 I F Vs ul Sd d. eel md E00 JOHN J. THEOBALD, Ph.D. Presidenf of Queens College 21 greet you, Seniors of 1951, in a mood of reminiscence. Ten years ago this month our first class was graduated, and, today, memories grave and gay-tender, proud, and wistful-throng my recollection of our beginnings at Queens-and of all that has happened since-in the world, in the Col- lege, and in the lives of the thousands of alumni with whom you are now to be num- bered. The decade closes at a point of crisis- a word dramatized by an ancient people in symbols of danger and opportunity. You have in your day a full measure of both- a greater measure, indeed, than did the Class of 1941, who, shadowed through their college years by the threat of war, marked in that first Silhouette the grim uncertainties of their time. To learn how to think, they wrote is hard. To apply our thinking in an irrational world, iS harder still. And they closed their class book with a question. Had they learned their lesson well enough? Would they Send their children into a saner world? lt was easy for you, the men and women of '51, to answer that question in dis- illusion and cynical doubt. Ten years 090 as children in elementary school, hearing talk of Pearl Harbor, and long afterwards, of V-Day, and J-Day, and then of the United Nations with its chartered vow to build in the minds of men the defense Of peace, you held assurances of a secure and challenging future. Today, as college graduates, after years of continuing Un' lgqm how To 0PPll world, li 'heir class Y learned fhgyS9lld ? ndwomll m in WIS U90 y hgarllg geNurflS: W of ill dvow lo .ferr l a Welle U wllege . url' W9 rest, of wars and rumors of war, you go to the still unfinished task in a world crying Peace, Peace and there is no Peace! Yet, in the tempered consideration of reality there must be neither cynicism nor doubt. The task, unfinished, is far ad- vanced. You will not fiinch from the final fight. The ways of democracy are tedious and the time table of its goals is not set in measured years. Accomplishment, even in its most significant moments, is often imperceptible in the anxieties of the hour. New occasions teach new duties, and with hope, new-strengthened in conviction, you will rise to yours. The peril of crisis is not a thing of far away nor of another day. The danger is clear and present. ln your opportunity there is the urge of immediacy and of unpredictable emergency, even of finality. For your generation, in very truth, what is past is prologue. The common danger is our common op- portunity-supremely your opportunity. The free world-with your country, will- ingly or not, its leader-is come to grips with an avowed attack on the natural rights of man. The enemy is superior only in might of numbers. Our hope of defeat- ing him lies first in the physical endurance, fighting ability and courage of those who defend us in battle. lt lies, too, in the ade- quacy of our materiel and in the continued flow of manpower. It lies, as well, in the thinking power and spiritual quality of those who in civil life direct the battle and who, out of their creative skill and industry send to the field the products of techno- logical development. The battle, indeed, is to the strong, to the scientifically powerful, to the able of leadership, to the mighty of faith. ln all this, you, so far as you repre- sent and contribute to the trained intelli- gence of loyal American youth, have com- pelling obligation. Commencement means the breaking of the ranks-your individual, independent, striking-out across the world beyond the classroom. Wherever the way may go, wherever time or circumstance may lead you, l pray that the old associations will hold you forever friends and classmates. We, your teachers, will follow you with affectionate concern, grateful for the in- spiration of your youth and promise, eager for the fulfillment of your most cherished hopes. And if I myself have one last word to give you, this would I ask, that you accept literally the responsibilities of active citi- zenship in a democratic society. Prepared for leadership as you are, aspiring as you do to the respect of men of learning and power of distinguished achievement, you can, if you will, reflect your American heritage in the fullness of its assertion. Throw the weight of your infiuence against the deadening apathy of our people's in- difference to the privilege and responsi- bilities of the franchise. Be faithful in the exercise of your own right to vote. Take active part in public life. As citizens of high purpose and forceful plan, look to the passage and enforcement of construc- tive legislation in every area of the public interest, to the election of public officials of conscience, courage, and competence, to probity and efficiency in public and private life-decency spelled out in real- istic standards of personal integrity and ethical conduct. In war and peace, at home and abroad, fight to rebuild in our American life the disciplined morality in which alone abides our first, last and only hope of a rightly ordered world, a world at peace, with liberty and iustice for all. Here's to the class of '5l! You had yourselves a load of fun. Took courses quasi at the point of a gun And ran for whatever anyone can run. You learned to live and not to quail While the old world spun and chased its tail. Torch in hand, with faith in the right You pursued the truth with all your might. ln parting I give you this friendly wish: May the torch and your faith make you fabulously rich, For these in every course you run, Determine at length your place in the sun. Harold Lenz -'kWSlyrich, 'lurold lenz To The members of The closs of 1951 . . . Every good wish for your future success. Vincent R. Impellitferi, Moyor ':ss.,s.-S. -P 9 '0 QS' -a s.9., liz 9 if ix Z Q--7' fk 4 DIVISION GF LANGUAGE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS I Robert H. Ball, Chairman Marianne Zerner, Secrefary Phyllis Barflefl, Chairman, Commiffee on Concenrrafion Frances G. Godwin, Chairman, Commirfee on Comprehensive Chairmen of Deparimenls Wiihin the Division Barse Miller .................,......, , ,..,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,.............................. AFT Konrad Gries ............, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. C Iassical LanguagSS I-l6I1I1CIrCl Bergel .............. .......,.. C omparative Language and LIISYGIUYC Dororhy Richardson ..,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,....,,.,,.,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.. E nglish Lienhard Bergel .,.,,,, .--- ,.,,,,,,, G e rman Boris Schwarz ...... ,,-,.,,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,.,..,N,,,,,,,,,,,,,. M usic Maurice Chazin ,,,,,.,, ,------. R Omqnce Languages Wilbur E. Gilman ..,,,,,, nlnnnnh. -----.--.---.--,-.-.,.-,,.-,.., S p eech 28 DIVISICN OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Arthur D. Gayer, Executive Secretary Chairmen of Departments Within the Division William Withers .................... ......... ............ C o ntemporary Civilization Hortense Powclermaker ......... ....... . .Anthropology and Sociology Arthur D. Gayer .................... .......... . .. ..................... . .......... Economics Harry N. Rivlin ......... ......... E ducation Charles Hallberg ....... ..............,. H istory Arnold Eisenberg .......... ................ P hilosophy Mary E. Dillon ........... ........ P olitical Science s ' x r . . . sc A ,,,. ., . W.. - We ..-.. .,.. M- ,,,,.. ....,.. . .,,..,-3PNm 29 DIVISION OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCES Roland M. Whittaker, Chairman Edmund J. Woods, Secretary Chairmen of Departments Within the Division Alfred F. Huettner ......... .. . ,....,,,,,..,,,,,. I ,,.,,, ,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,., .,.,,,.... B i o Iogy Roland M. Whittaker .......... .,,,,.,I.,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,, C hemistry Glenn W. Howard ......... Margaret A. Gram ........... Henry W. Raudenbush . .......... Health, Physical Education and Recreation Econ0mlCS .lr .... ........ ..-.--.,,,.,, M Q themallCS Edward M. Thorndike ...,..,.,,,,,,, ' Gregrory Razran ........ Q.. .. ,,.....,,.-,,,., Physics ,,,,,,,,,,,,PsychoIOgY 30 Wet Mislfl .awlol Wits wma writ M LIBRARY STAFF EGISTRAR'S STAFF Morris Geltand, Lena Biancardo, Joseph Brewer, Eleanor Eldub, Ruth Johnson, Sidney Mattis, Nancy Meltzer, Ruth Oakler, Elizabeth Oppenheimer, Samuel Pinzur, Virgil Regalbuto, Hilda Stolov, Edwin Terry, Marilyn Gilloridge, Ruth Rucker. Howard Knagg, Edward Garvey, Jeanne Kaal, Jeanette Manson, Grace Oakes, George Oettinger, Mildred Paur, Elizabeth Rogers, Molly Zagor. 3 11 'Tw 1 'gk we , Wx , 3 l A : - ZA Y' .M Tl E' mf Q SQ l + l l i , F 1 i P1- ' ri. ' ,. T 2 r P 5 I 1 L Lil ' F1 , ea ,' I, 1 13 1 1 'n . Q i , gf L ' 5 1 l T l 1 14 1 fi -f my 1' i' g' V' E Q 3 , V A N w ,Vi N ' E ,Q Zi: 1 f'1 f '3 ,',:1 1 X1-Xl ,iii X ' x- x f' If . N 4 3 u ' X 3 . P P M 5 1 V X i Iuli N! x W4 Y 11 , V 'i P i 'W y , . 1 1 V , , il 7717 4 r 0 ,,. m.,,,,,1,.,,,, , ,..,4f, ' M. izgi-ff ,,...w ' '-4.4 M,f ,Q M4 e W sf , ffm. . 'N'Qug ,N s 1 . N 1 SN.. .., W,- .Q .f v J-'Q 4 , -W ,QY l . Q' W 44 f xi- 'rf -of' MARVIN ALEDORT 108-13 53rd Avenue Corona, N. Y. ' Maior: English Silhouette, Editor, Phi Epsilon Pi Passed with distinction: French Senior Reading Test, Compre- hensive Contemporary Civiliza- tion. HY ARONOW 37-32 104th Street Corona, N. Y. Maior: Economics Dead End Boys, Soccer Team- Varsity Club, Senior Class Offl- cer, SOA Board, Student Coun- cil, IFC, Students Democratic Action, Young Democrats, Ath- letic Emergency Fund Commit- tee, Crown, Silhouette. I l'f, f V ...f AUDREY APPLEBAUM 212-49 112th Road Bellaire, N. Y. Maior: Home Economics Pres. Class, Jan. '51, Student Council, Council of Religious Clubs, Interfaith .Committee, Christmas-Chanukah Program, 1949, Furman Interfaith Award, Hillel, Colonel David Marcus House Plan, Sigma Alpha, Ma- sonic Service Award, Q. C. Rep- resentative to Abraham 81 Strauss' College Board, Home Economics Club, Education Club, Presidential Agenda Committee, I . DEBORAH GELSON ARKUS 43-15 46th Street Sunnyside, N. Y. Maior: Education Hillel, Upsilon Phi, A Cappella Choir, Choral Society, EducalI0I1 Club. JOAN BARTIK 28-46 38th Street Long Island City 3, N- Y- Silhouene' Maior: Education CAROL ANN ASCHERMAN Beta Sigma OmiCI'0ni Canleg' 69-54 18Oth Street bury Club, Educatlon Clubi M0 ' Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Education Education Club, Phi Gamma, Hillel, Council of Social Science Clubs. 34 ern Dance Club. JACQUELINE BECK 144-65 35th Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Education Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- ship, N. S. A. PAUL BERMAN 39-17 47th Street Sunnyside, N. Y. Major: English Hillel, House Plan, Crown, Sports Editor, Crown, Features Editor, The Garter, Co-Editor, Member, Q. C. Liberals. FR cc j . Q RENIE BECKER 131-79 226th Street Laurelton, N. Y. Major: Education Phi Tau Alpha Sorority House Plan, Kiely House, Education Club. WALTER V. BETTI 162-15 32nd Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Speech-Theatre Playshop, Silver Skull, Broad- casters, Golden Mike, Italian Club, Alpha Lambda Alpha. A54 ..ii' isis? - 'D' P, vs .4-' - .A ii . . l l 35 HELEN A. BERGIN 69-O8 68th Street Glendale, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Chemistry Society. DOLORES BIRGELES 28-18 Utopia Parkway Flushing, N. Y. Major: Education Newman Club, Phi Gamma, Edu- cation Club, Council of Social Science Clubs. Qlaiift, DELLA JANE BLACKMAN 86-50 l88th Street Jamaica Estates, N. Y. Maior: Phychology Dean's List, Phi Gamma, Service League, Psychology Club, Wom- en's Glee Club, Hillel, Modern Dance Club. MIRIAM BRITT 260-60 75th Avenue Glen Oaks, N. Y. Major: Spanish Sigma Alpha Honor-Service So- siety, Spanish Club, Homunculus Club, Playshop. IRENE BLOCH 172-90 Highland Avenue Jamaica, N. Y. Maior: English Counterpoint, Crown, SPPR, French Club, Pi Delta Rho, Sil- houette. Passed with distinction: German Senior Reading Test. LOUIS BUCHBINDER 35-56 9-4th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Economics Hillel, YPA, N. A. A. C. P. NNY . 5. A . . . g U Y X 'sfxflfisjl . .171-fQ -.. A is Q .,. f. 5 X N s us Q 6? NXQXX X X '-2 Nw cs xxx W NX X N X 'QWNX X X X Qc .xsgy N X WN X 'fits to X X . ,Rx Q X 0 X - X ' V232-. Q N N xv +.sX15'-Q X X N Qi X fs 49,512 xX 91 X -x xxiiifr ix skis , N xb Q XXX X it x X9 ' s s KX NN X . Q g XX XX X SSM ,BV BN, 55. - ,-,-' . .... ' .ox ---X i-155.5 X K' . K 36 T ELSIE BLUCHEK 37-44 l08th Street Corona, N, Y, Major: History Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow. ship. HERALD L. Buncsss ll6-05 Newburg Street St. Albans, N. Y. Maior: Education Education Club, Alpha Beta Gamma, Q. C. Bowling Team, Fellow :SS 'reel n 10 Belo 9 leom. 0 A ,f ANNE CAMARATA 30-26 89th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Sociology Alpha Delta Pi, Newman Club. GILDA RITA CARMEL 106-15 Queens Boulevard Forest Hills, N. Y. Major: Music Orchestra, Mu Sigma, Chamber Music Ensemble, Homunculus Club, Outdoor Club, Q. C. Op- era Workshop, Peers and Peris. J? BERNICE CANTOR 61-85 78th Street Elmhurst, N. Y. FRANK CARLSON 170-12 32nd Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Mathematics Major: Chemistry Math Club, Education Club. MADELEINE A. CAVOLI 80-18 95th Avenue Ozone Park 17, N. Y. SHELDON CHASSEN 441 Wilson Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Major: Education Major: Education Newman Club, Glee Club, Edu- Hillel Club, Education Club cation Club, Alpha Alpha Sig- ma. 37 GILBERT COHEN 2220 Brookhaven Avenue Far Rockaway, N. Y. Maior: English Counterpoint, Y. P. A., Hillel. GLORIA CORENTHAL lOll Neilson Avenue Far Rockaway, N. Y. Major: History History Club, Business Manager of Silhouette. MARGARET CONNOLLY 81-53 Cuthbert Road Kew Gardens, N. Y. Maior: Economics Alpha Omega, Cheering Squad, Newman Club. ALAN CORN 26-O6 l5Oth Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: French Le Cercle Francais. 38 ALLEN COOPERSMITH 29 East l77th Street Bronx 53, N. Y. Major: Chemistry HERBERT COUSINS 67-20 l8lst Streel Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Political Science Dean's List, National History Honorary Fraternity, S. D. A. MARION J. CRAWFORD 47-29 245th Street Douglaston, N. Y. Maior: Sociology Alpha Delta Pi. DONALD DAVIS 63-53 Haring Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Major: Physics Rifle Team. ?f' is 1 ,VN -Qvlsf P n Egg. I Y . Y 1 . f QI' 9 x Rl v ' xg. :gi . 1.525 ' F' ' ,E ... 0 .. .K ax .i rx MAIE CRONER 33-75 165th sneer Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Phi Gamma, N. A. A. C. P. Psychology Club, Le Cercle Fran gals, Y. P. A. MARGARET DEMMER 43-48 Burling Street Flushing 5, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Field Hockey Team, Choral So ciety, A Cappella Choir, SCA, ANO. F' 5 39 PATRICIA J. DALY 223-I4 lO5th Avenue Queens Village, N. Y. Maior: History Theta Nu, Inter-Fraternity Coun cil, Intramurals, Rampart, His tory Club, Young Democrats Silhouette. ANDREW DENNIS 40-I5 95th Street Elmhurst, N. Y. Major: Economics ,,,.,'-'fa .P gy, A.f-- 1- :Z ..,,.- - A , E A lfi I it RONALD F. DICK 9-O5 150th Street Whitestone, N. Y. Maior: Education Alpha Phi Omega, Glee Club, Le Cercle Francais, Varsity Show, 50, History Club HELEN J DOBROW 41-28 74th Street Jackson Heights N Y Malor Education Peers and Perls Theta Nu Edu- cation Club Intramurals Class Officer Q C Song Fest GLORIA DIMBERT 113-O4 Sutphin Boulevard Jamaica, N. Y. Maior: Education Phi Tau Alpha, Education Club, Klely House Houseplan. ANN BARBARA DORFMAN 41-O9 41st Street Sunnyside N Y. Malor Anthropology-Sociology Sigma Alpha Honor Society, Anthropology-Sociology Club, Council of Social Science Clubs, Iota Alpha Pi. WALTER JAMES DINNEEN 119-21 9th Avenue College Point, N, Y, Maior: Economics Regent, Pipe and Bowl, EARL S. DORFMAN 41-17 162nd Street Flushing, N. Y, Maior: Biology-Chemistry Pre-Medical Society, Young Democratic Club, Crown, Adver- tising StaFf, Crown, Advertising Manager, Intramural Sports, Phi Epsilon Pi, Hillel. u ' , , . a I ' l ' Q . , . , . . 1 ' I I ' ' I . . . . I 1 . . i I . . . 5 . . . X x , Q S . A XX .1 i 5 5 1 ' 5,51 ' , 1 1 EN 1. l il slry Young Adver- 'ertising JflSg llll Q x l lr fi Q W- A f 'L , ' 5 1. L VVI 5 .- .:- ,I '51 it A .D jc. DOLORES R. DURAN 105-15 227th Street Queens Village, N. Y. Major: Economics Alpha Delta Pi, Newman Club, Young Democrats. JOHN F. ESCHMANN 115-83 225th Street St. Albans, N. Y. Major: Economics Alpha Lambda Kappa, Varsity Baseball and Basketball. ,. zz -'A i . A 1 ' ' ,X 7 4 1 - N , Vt .,., K 7 In H If ,,,. ' I ,,.. . l FRANK K. EICHLER 87-25 62nd Road Rego Park, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Q. C. Rifle Club. SALVATORE FALAN GA 23-18 33rd Avenue Long Island City 6, N. Y. Alpha Beta Gamma, S. D. A Crown Staff. 41 . llll l 1 ' , 4 , 2 ' ' Y' 'ZZ- 'i sf 1 ',... P ,H ,- L, ,- ' , A FLORENCE ELLIOTT 47-25 48th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Social Studies Senior Class Officer, Beta Sigma Omicron, Canterbury Club, Q. C. Choral Society, Council of Re- ligious Clubs. THOMAS FARIS 67-113 Clyde Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Education Rifle Team, Canterbury Club, A. P. O. I BELLA FELDMAN 37I Riverdale Avenue Brooklynl2, N. Y. Maior: Education Anthropology Club, Q. C. P. C. H., Education Club. FRANCES FREDERICK 42-20 Kissena Boulevard Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Spanish Beta Sigma Omicron, La So- ciedad Hispanica, Senior Dinner Committee, Registration StaFf. PATRICIA FRANK 35-20 30th Road Astoria, N. Y. JOYCE FILFUS 98-50 67th Avenue Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Moior: Cl eml5lfY Chemistry Society, Modern Dance Club, Outdoor Club, Hil- lel, Phi Gamma, Dean's Listi Ph' Beta Kappa. Chem. Society, Biology Society, House Plan, Delegate to M. I. H. P. C., Phi Beta Kappa. LUCY FREEMAN 3479 Seymour Avenue New York 61, N. Y- LOIS FREEMAN 63-58 76th sm.-'ef Rego Park, N. Y. Maior: Education Maior: Art Kiely House Plan, Central House Playshop, Dean's List- Plan. 42 CLAIRE FRIEDLAND 99-28 65th Road Forest Hills, N. Y. Major: Economics Phi Gamma. Passed with distinction: French Senior Reading Test. CATHARINE GOLDEN 43-39 4lst Street Sunnyside, L. l. Major: Psychology Newman Club, Editor of Mitre, Phi Gamma Service League, Young Republicans, Alpha Alpha Sigma, Rampart. RICHARD GASSNER 34-ll 75th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Capt. Tennis Team. ALMA GOLDOWITZ l-44-O6 37th Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Education Education Club . f , -Q 5 . gg. is Q , ie. Jil. 1 ei' ,,g'g1zf', , ,. V.,. E I , ,,, , , , ,, 4. IRA GLENER I-48-IO Hillside Avenue Jamaica, N. Y. Major: Education Education Club, Hillel, Zeta Omega Alpha, Silhouette, IZFA. FRED GOLDSTEIN 72-I7 34th Avenue Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Literature Orchestra. ,- ' ' sl, A , .I ,yfgg ,.', gf f , 'sf ' ig ,.,' i - 6 I Aj: ,u 'V I at L81 iitixi f '2 Q? if is .1 ri 43 45' ,W ,.,1, f,,.9 221 if 'Rf y .. I 1 '?5ff'5' '- ' A Q ff' :K v mf K tw., , 'Ko .mf if '- J 4 Q .434 ' ' 'J f. Y-'K if 6- 9, fmt? ,A 2 , '22 , ' fl , 2 , , 5' if. ' 7934? ' 2 , PHYLLIS J. GREENE 41-24 60th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Education Iota Alpha Pi, Education Club, g Girls Varsity. NEAL HEMACHANDRA 112-39 177th Street St. Albans 12, N. Y. Major: Music Student Council, Alpha Phi Omega, Sigma Alpha, Orches- tra, A Cappella Choir, Choral Society, SAO Board, Masonic Service Award, Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, Class Officer, N. A. A. C. P., Men's Glee Club, Spanish Club, Schomburg Collection Committee, Campus Coalition, Opera Workshop, Peers and Peris. FLORENCE HARTLEB 88-59 Myrtle Avenue Glendale, N. Y. Ma'or: Latin American I Sigma Psi, Lutheran Club, Coun- cil Religious Clubs. JOHN HEMMER 65-38 51st Road Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Economics Young Democrats, Economics Club. PHYLLIS HELFERICH 191-30 Murdock A St. Albans 12, Njlvue Maior: Art The Rampart, Silhouette- Pro, gram for a la Carte Stage Se, for All My Sons, Playghopc J. CLIFFORD HENKE 40-39 99th Street Corona, N, Y, Major: Political Science Newman Club, History Club. 44 73 M CONSTANCE HEYL I42-O5 Barclay Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Spanish Beta Sigma Omicron, Spanish Club, Registration Staff, Senior Dinner Committee. BERTHA A. HUNT 32-37 32nd Street Astoria, N. Y. Major: English Rampart, Newman Club, Theta Sigma. if ff b t ' 7 15 IRE ,fel ,,' 9' , ' S -.ni . - ELIZABETH HOLT 64-34 80th Avenue Glendale 27, N. Y. Maior: Biology Lambda Gamma Mu. WILLIAM JAMES HYDER 225-22 IO5th Avenue Queens Village 9, N. Y. Maior: Music Peers and Peris, A Cappella Choir, Playshop, Q. C. Choral Society, Rifle Club, Small Vocal Ensemble, Nu Phi Mu. 45 GERARD HUMMEL IO7-28 I2Ist Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Maior: Mathematics Inter-Fraternity Council, Men's Glee Club, Phi Omega Alpha, Silhouette, Newman Club, ln- tramurals, Softball, Basketball, Football. MARIE IEZZI 37-34 94th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: ? Broadcasters, Modern Dance Club, Playshop. n RUTH ISRAEL l2O-O8 97th Avenue Richmond Hill I9, N. Y. Maior: English NORMAN JENSEN 65-67 Grand Avenue Maspeth, N. Y. ALICE JACOBI 104-27 37th Drive Corona, N. Y. Maior: Home Economics Epsilon Phi Sigma, Home Eco nomics Club, Lutheran Club. ELAINE JURIS 66-07 99th Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Wd., X,1,,,, WY , -Wt:-'fn fy f ZAAWV- :WW 4:-sf? f . ' X ,. ' W ff , ff? 4 f f f f Z X f Z 1 f Z4 I f X. .VW , 7. , U lift '-.,3 1 , , , '7 Of' bf 1 f , J f! 4 f? 9 f ,fci jf ,X X XZQX, ff 4 if , I f 1 ,t ,, , I J ' ANNETTE JARVIS 32-43 8lst Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Home Economics Home Economics Club, Iota Al- pha Pi. MYRON KAFKA 54-O8 lllth Street Corona, N. Y. Maior: Latin American Mai0r: Art Maior: Psychology Peers and Peris, Opera Work- Art Study Group, Spanish Club. Dead End Boys, Hillel: Qlfeens shop, Playshop, Q. C. Choir, A , , , , . County Cancer Committee: Q C- Choral SOCISIYJ Silhouette, Passed with dlstlnfmonz Spamsll House Plan: Liberal PartYi lnlra' Sociedad Hispanica, Men's Glee Semor Readmg Test murals- Psychology Club. ciub. ' 46 GOLDIE KALMANOWITZ 93-l7 68th Avenue Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Economics Women's Glee Club, Economics Club, Phi Tau Alpha. JOAN KARAS 35-25 90th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Home Economics Home Economics Club, Epsilon Phi Sigma. X 3 - ,-. ev, W WF . 4, .-.4 - . K . f ' - X Q.. N JEAN KANN 33-23 70th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Phi Gamma Service League, Chemistry Society, House Plan. ALBERT KAUFMAN 30-31 50th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: History History Club, Young Democratic Club, Political Science Club, Phi Alpha Theta History Frater- nity. ff' , w. -F' 1 , 5-,gi C . 47 VIVIAN KAPLAN 30-70 48th Street Astoria, N. Y. Maior: Science Physics, Physics Club. MONROE KAUFMAN 205-05 ll5th Road St. Albans ll, N. Y. Major: Mathematics Dead End Boys, Math Club Physics Club. : , f A f ' ' . We Q A gg, ,V .Th YZ , ,Q MILDRED KELLER 107-O2 l0lst Avenue Richmond Hill, N. Y. Maior: Education Hillel, I. Z. F. A., Ed. Club, Tom Paine House Plan, Dean's List. FLORENCE V. KOPSAY 58-05 69th Lane Maspeth, N. Y. Maior: Latin American Sigma Delta Chi, Senior Dinner Chairman, Newman Club, Span- ish Club, Q. C. Choral Society. JOAN ANN KELLY 35-O6 34th Street Long Island City l, N. Y. Major: English Alpha Delta Pi, Inter-Fraternity Council, Newman Club, Agenda Committee, Presidential Forum, Rampart. HAROLD KORNBLAU 66-O2 77th Place Middle Village, N. Y. Maior: Economics 48 OLGA KITT 1484 Hoe Avenue Bronx 60, N, Y. Maior: Arr PlC'YSl10P: Art Study Grou , Crown, Counterpoint, Womqnlig Glee Club. GEORGE KRAMER 63-HO Carlton Streef Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Chemistry Society, Chess Club, Basketball Manager, Exif ' I ALLEN KROPF RITA B. KROPF 84-05 lO8th Street 84-O5 108th Street Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. Richmond Hill l9, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Maior: Biology-Chemistry Chemical Society, Band. Biology and Chemistry Societies, Playshop, Pre-Med Society, N. A. A. C. P. JOHN LEONARD ALAN LE VINE l79-l7 Henley Road Jamaica 3, N. Y. Major: Economics Alpha Phi Omega, Student Council, Hillel, Masonic Service Award, Varsity Tennis Team, Class Officer. 49 .-fl S-axe 'N ':L Q X sw., 'sr A o R.. . , ., 51551 - ,. X- V j' as ' gf '., X W'A...., '1 'ss 'gm' yyygfd Q X E Q 0. X, V I cf? 1 I JACK LAUGHLIN ll7-22 20lst Place St. Albans, N. Y. Maior: Mathematics A. P. O., S. C. A., Education Club. ALVIN LEVINE 25-12 Steinway Street Astoria 3, N. Y. Maior: Mathematics D. E. B., Manager Varsity Base- ball Team, l. F. C., Representa- tive, Mathematics Club, Econom- ics Club. 1 I ' 5 ll L .l g :Y l, Y. 1 A l, l A l ll 5 Y 1 l A l A .Y -,b: Y l llrl A ll , l !Fllll . 32 at . Y In , li 5 I lll? T I. Y l lg Y l All li ,llllll p HENRY M. LEVINE FRANCES MARY LEWIS ANITA LIFSCHUTZ l ffl? 166-os Jewel Avenue 45-06 164th Street 32-17 77ith Street Flushing, N. Y. Flushing, N. Y. Jackson Heights, N. Y. The Crown,fl'he.Queen's Garter, Maior: Latin American Maior: PsyCh0l09Y 1 x1b,b 5 Football Clubiagruyvesant House Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Alpha: Psychology Cmb' 'll ' Beta Sigma Omicron, Student :ll A Council, Class Council, Newman ll club, Sociedad Hiepenaee, Young Democrats, Rampart, E Q Playshop, Intramurals. l ll 1 ' -1, l - Q ROBERT LILIEN JOSEPH A. LOCASTRO ANNETTE LONDON l pall 69-10 Dartmouth Street 136-46 72nd Avenue 67-49 Groton Street , . , Forest Hills, N. Y. Flushing, N. Y. Forest Hills, N. Y. l l li ll . . - p ill Mi Malor: Economics Maior: Education Maior: Education l . llli ,V . D itll A. P. O., Hillel, l. Z. F. A., Ritle Capt., Varsity Baseball, Capt., el, l. Z. F. A.: KIQIY H0 i p, Club. I Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basket- Plani Deanls L'Sl' Q 1 ' y Y- balliflntramuralsg Alpha Lambda , Kappa. l ' 5 l i 50..- 3 All PHYLLIS GOODMAN LOVETT 25-14 3lst Avenue Long Island City, N. Y. Major: Education Hillel, I. Z. F. A., Education Club. RHODA LORRAINE LUTZER l44-40 7lst Road Kew Garden Hills, N. Y. Maior: Speech Correction Radio Broadcasters, Phi Tau Alpha, Sigma Alpha Eta, Theta Chapter lSpeech and Hearing Societyl. f , ,ff EILEEN LUISI 39-32 5lst Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Education Pi Delta Rho. HELEN MAHONEY P. O. Box ll Northport, N. Y. Maior: Education Education Club. LEON LUNDEN l l l-O4 Liberty Avenue Richmond Hill l9, N. Y. Major: History Sigma Alpha, Phi Alpha Theta, Basketball Team, Council of Social Science Clubs, Athletic Emergency Fund, Psi Zeta Omi- cron, A. V. C. GERTRUDE MARKOWITZ l35-35 226th Street Laurelton, N. Y. Maior: Education Education Club. .Lf FV 1 S. X 'f . ' 5, , A It ,., . -. r V RQ...-FS -gl, ' . N I , NX Q1 1 , Q,X I +5 ns f , . . ,. . . ., f , V , Q- T - 'I 'Zi f 'S WE 1 5l MICHAEL MARKOWITZ 63-78 83rd Place Elmhurst, N. Y. Maior: Biology-Chemistry RALPH C. MEROLA 97-36 99th Street Ozone Park 16, N. Y. Major: Economics CHARLES MANDIA 31-14 38th Avenue Long Island City, N. Y. Maior: Political Science Social Dancing Club, Dead End Boys. SARAH MESSINGER 134-11 Francis Lewis Boulevard Rosedale 10, N. Y. Maior: Education Psi Sigma Psi, Softball, Football, Education Club. Basketball, Intramurals. X X YN X s.'.SgS'-iX-6f9 4 1 S GABRIELLE MAYER 72-72 112th Street Forest Hills, N, Y. MCJIOF: French French Club, Glee Club, Choral Society, MARY MOGAVERO 32-17 81st Street Jackson Heights, N, Y, Maior: Chemistry Epsllon Delta Chi: Newman Club, Outdoor Club. 52 , 'if , in g i ' Q .rf ,Q , i V gw.-F H lj W .. ' ., . if sy ' .lillhwf-A . Q x Q 13 .3 , . fi R 1 it .A - 54 'Q 'A I l -,b,U LORRAINE MORRIS 22-ll Steinway Street Astoria 5, N. Y. Major: Education Alpha Delta Pi, Rampart, Repub- lican Club. Passed with distinction: French Reading Test. GRACE MYSLIK 244-55 89th Avenue Bellerose, N. Y. Cheering Squad, Women's Glee Club, Beta Sigma Omicron, Lutheran Club. ROBERT N. MUELLER I96-ll 42nd Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Political Science Baseball Team, Student Council, Beta Phi, Young Democrats, A. D. A., Football Club, Ath letic Emergency Fund Commit- tee. WILLIAM R. NARDELLA l72-I4 26th Avenue Bayside, N. Y. Major: Chemistry 53 JOHN WESLEY MURRIN ll4-I7 l98th Street St. Albans l2, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Dead End Boys, American Chemical Society. AILEEN LAMPEL NOVICK l53-I5 89th Avenue Jamaica 2, N. Y. Major: English Phi Beta Kappa, Tom Paine House Plan, Hillel, I. Z. F. A. JACOB OHAYON 61-06 82nd Street Elmhurst, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Psychology Club, Alpha Alpha Alpha, Chemistry Club, Pre-Med Club. SUZANNE L. PAYMER 181-49 Tudor Road Jamaica, N. Y. Maior: Art Pi Delta Rho, Counterpoint, Sil- houette, S. P. P. R. nf f FRANK OLIVA 115-35 225th Street St. Albans 11, N. Y. Maior: Economics Alpha Lambda Kappa, Varsity Baseball, Intramural Champion- ship Medal in Football, Basket- ball and Volleyball Medals. MORTON PEARLSTEIN 3447 Seymour Avenue Opera Workshop, Broadcasters, Hillel, Alpha Phi Omega. 54 ' I , ' ff f f V ff f , Lf! 1 ,pffff i ' , 4. 4 f ff ' f uf ,, f f ,ff , 4 ff'WZ'f!?2'2fa'-1 ' Q ' 71 ff ,f 1 4 rf 'f'f gf, -1.5454 ,yi I V f M, f ff Q f 1!, : Qfcffff f fc! AZ! V N744 , J , , f ' , 'W' A, ' ' KWWWQ , . 7614, .fl fjpyffyl f f f P ff Aff ,.,. VIZVV , .,, , ,,,, ,, M f X X ff' ,ff f f Xff . . ,,., 272214 .... f .VV 1 4, , Z f. i-'ffyfffjf 2' ffy' , yy ' l f , . , .. y , X f 25, 4 if X f 4 - ,Q ,.f,gf.5 ,- f Mm -X ' , , JOANNE OSTRAW 295 N. Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Maior: Education Education Club, Phi Tau Alpha PAUL PEDERSEN 143-28 Cherry Avenue Flushing, N- Y- Maior: Econ0miCS MURIEL PEMSLER 140-30 Ash Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: French Upsilon Phi. LOUIS PETEREC 220-09 ll4th Road St. Albans ll, N. Y. Major: Mathematics FRANCES PEPPER 38-05 65th Street Woodside, N. Y. Major: Biology Phi Gamma, House Plan. ROSE POMPA 95-12 l33rd Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Major: Education Alpha Beta Gamma, Junior Var- Spanish Club, Education Club. sity, Varsity Baseball. IRVING PERL ' 80-5l l90th Street Jamaica, N. Y. Major: Economics Dead End Boys, Economics Club Wrestling, Playshop, Soccer Award, Student Council Key PAUL E. POPELKA 86-05 l62nd Street Jamaica, N. Y. Major: English 1 Pix 4- gf -.m fi sizzi x ,.'. 5, if lg A K. - . . .. 'J f f l wj. , ..,. 'P . N . lie Y' ' .. . , f - iw -'-' ag, Q . . --VW . , - 4 W 'K 'i1:i:1.,EVk -a x 'A Q if . . S 5. 5 9 K if? '. 1 2 JJ 1 . . . .J i J. L s't - f ff -A ' x Af ky, Tv Q - ,,-.,, - r A . Ny' - L ' f A 4... ,, ' L - 0 .X T 1 'gi Q . ' k ' K . K XX xx. 1 in Q. fu ., is 1 A X.X, j gi X A l .4 H -1:.l K N is 1: ' is P- 5 S Ss 55 M. x Q L JANET PREENE Joserllllslls L. PROVENZANO DORIS E. nAclsNsrlslN -48-35'46th Street Woodside, N. Y. Major: English Literature Canterburv Club. Passed with distinction: French Senior Reading Test, Language, Literature, Arts. ELIZABETH RAGONESE ll W. lOth Road Broad Channel, N. Y. Maior: English Pi Delta Rho. 61-28 Maspeth Avenue Maspeth, N. Y. Maior: Spanish Spanish Club, Italian Club. HELEN RAUSCH 162-O5 78th Road Flushing, N. Y. Maior: English Counterpoint, S. P. P. R. 56 H9-37 Metropolita A Kew Gardens i5?N'v3nUe Malorz Education Education Club, S' Delta, Hillel, l, zlgpx Tm' ROBERT N. REECE 83-27 Parsons Boulevard Jamaica 2, N. Y. MGi0r: Chemistry Intramural Sports, Chemistry So- ciety, Student Christian Associa. tion. s ' ef, f f , if I I , Q ' '14 , f ,. . wwf of Q ' JA Q, ' if 1 ' . 7 I4-1' wif' -L ff ,Ma if. A91 5 ,3,,:,,V MQ' Qjmjff, Y 24 f, 1. , , 'J f1'Wyg , ,g if-at , W - , , ' 357- i J ., ,, .af Q.-f' I , 3. I IVV, I , K V ,, , ,,,V . , L' .fsfx ,, ' 35110 dxf.. W . 1 f,w',,4,:,3 fit. , ,f:'f44wZA?f:f . ,. 49? f sig MAUREEN S. REILLY 84-I5 IO4th Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Major: Education I. F. C., Newman Club, Alpha Lambda Omicron, Rampart. RICHARD RICHTER 30-O8 94th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Pre-Journalism Student Body, Student Council, Crown, Q. C. Correspondent to N. Y. Times, Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, Public Relations. stt X ff XZ: ' 5 J v I , J., 1, 'Y am ,W f 5 f f, , , X 'ff ' M9 awry 07' Q , 41- 5, -. VM, . I in-Q-M , f , 1 V X f, x 6 X f an f , 1 if ' 6 f Avy? Ai T, XDMSQ f 1 T X a 3 X , -22.52212- f2 :f f ROBERT RESNICK 33-60 Prince Street Flushing, N. Y. Major: Biology Pre-Med Society. RENE RIEMER cfo Gerber I544 Walton Avenue Bronx 52, N. Y. Major: Art Hillel, l. Z. F. A. 57 k. K JUNE RICHTER 42-54 Judge Street Elmhurst, N. Y. Major: Education Education Club, Hillel, Sigma Tau Delta. FRANCIS ROBINSON 35-37 93rd Avenue Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: English Football Club, Pipe and Bowl, Rampart, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, Boxing and Weight Lifting Club, Literary Editor, Dean's List. HARRY ROER 47-l3 44th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Economics Dead End Boys Fraternity, Soccer: Most Valuable Player Award, Captain Soccer Team. RUTH ROSS l39-34 23lst Street Laurelton l3, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Hillel, I. Z. F. A., Theta Sigma, Dinner Committee, Psychology Club. EILEEN LOIS ROSENBLUM 7 Hilltop Drive East Great Neck, N. Y. Major: Speech Phi Tau Alpha, Sigma Alpha Eta Honor Speech and Hearing Society, Speech Guild, Orches- tra, Hillel. ANTOINETTE MARIE ROSSI 47-13 44th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Political Science History Club, Young Democrats. 58 ROLF WERNER ROSENTHAL 32-56 80th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: English Phi Beta Kappa. Passed with distinction: FrenCl'I Reading Test, ContemPf9fUrY Civilization, LanguCl9ef l-'lem' ture, Arts. DORIS ROSSOFF lO4-59 Lefferts Boulevard Richmond Hill, N. Y- Maior: Education Hillel, l. z. F. A., Edufallon Club. Hillel C00 l l Chill' l Bl Pass GLORIA B. ROTH l44-59 35th Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Education Hillel, N. A. A. C. P.: Campus Coalition, Sigma Delta Phi, Choral Society, Education Club: Lenz House Plan. REMY SAISSELIN 80-26 Winchester Boulevard Bellerose 6, N. Y. Major: History History Club. Passed with distinction: French Reading Test. W MICHAEL ROTHSTEIN 209-O8 43rd Avenue Bayside, N. Y. Major: Economics Hillel, l. Z. F. A., Rampart ALICE SCHNEIDER 78-66 79th Lane, Glendale Brooklyn 27, N. Y. Major: Chemistry All Star Intramural Team: Soft- HERB RUBIN 67-O4 l68th Street Flushing, N. Y. Major: Speech Correction Sigma Alpha Eta, Speech Guild, Broadcasters, Playshop, Hillel. Passed with distinction: Spanish Reading Test. HOWARD SCHWEITZER 90-36 I49th Street Jamaica, N. Y. Major: History Dead End Boys, Golf Team, ln- ball and Volleyball, Field tramurals, History Club, Educa- Hockey Varsity, German Club. , tm. .QB NE.Qg-'cn ' A . ' fri., w 1. ':', :V ., scjesan ' ' ' ,:, f :S 1- :59f:1: 555' 1-3, .2223 :I- , ' '7 ' . ,1P':3 -0113 Q IS' ,, I 59 tion Club. 5111 22 'FI' YG .1 2 3: ,.' I L I .5 ,, f , JOAN SCIRE Playshop, Peers and Peris, Broadcasters Living on Blue- Prints. CARMITA SEQUERO 167 Crystal Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Maior: Spanish Newman Club, Psychology Club, La Sociedad Hispanica, Sigma Psi, Silhouette, Photography Ed- itor. LORA SEGALL ll7-ll l43rd Street South Ozone Park, N. Y. Maior: English Crown, Rampart, Intramural Council, Garter, Bowling, soft- ball lntramurals, All-Star Soft- ball, Bowling, Volleyball Teams, lWinner Short Story and Poetry Writing Contestsl, Phi Tau Al- pha, Contributor, Counterpoint. ELEANOR SERGEANT 33-3l 89th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Newman Club, Sigma Delta Chi, Chemistry Society, Dean's List. 60 Donomv sfpp 45-35 42nd Street Long Island City 4, N. Y MCIiOf: Art Passed with distinction: Lang Uage, Literature, Arts, JOEL F. SHIELDS 34-59 89th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: English Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude. -Xb. QA: -. X - 1 R' ,-FNS? MAX Q-R? 5 -.':.j3q X - - , S K K . i Lk .... Cx : ,-::: . K , A 15. K lx. ,.,. 1 .kk..,. . ,ASS-j,k'.k ..,.. N... A . X . ..X. X K N . ELEANOR SINGER , -. '52 ' ' 5' ,w ' , 7 -'4 515: A , bg ,.,,..'N , , ,-, Q- - . I' A'ff'fsv -. 5' - -3-figs. . . ZQZOY A. . . J NAM ,bc - . , . . 7 A , ..L, IE.. , ,., ..,.,, K ,451 g W : . 115- ' - I 6 '-153' P ' ' 5 . fir. f W K - 1 Q 11, s i , '- . .. ifggg- -ft-355. 'S SQ Knee' .k.,S, - .--, .. , ,sf 1, .few T-if X, .X Xjcxx X xx x 5 BARBARA A. SMITH 88-25 Union Turnpike I75-39 Dalny Road Brooklyn 27, N. Y. Major: English Jamaica 3, N. Y. Maior: Education r- ii I i Q 5 1 4 ,x ' ' ' . sf- A , i '.4v' s L ' kg . 5 Q. Q EUGENE SMITH 3I-26 36th Street Astoria 3, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Beta Sigma Omicron, Cheering D. E. B. Fraternity, Chemistry Kappa. JOHN E. SMITH 37-64 Warren Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: History Newman Club. Squad. Josg,PH J. SMITH 102-11 asm Drive Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. Maior: Science Chemistry Society, Biology ciety. 61 Society, Newman Club. HELENE SOKOL 30-16 37th Street Long Island City 3, N. Y. Maior: Sociology Sociology Club, Central House Plan, Intercollegiate House Plan, Gertz House Plan, Hillel, l.Z.F.A. STANLEY STEINHART 94-OI Fortell Street Ozone Park, N. Y. Major: Political Science Hillel. JOAN SUGAR I37-I4 7lst Avenue Kew Gardens Hills, N. Y. Maior: English Phi Tau Alpha, March of Dimes Follies, Student, Assistant Li- bra ry. n, -gm-0,25 I ' , Y -,Gif ' , ,ff 0 , Q. ,. . , , ,. ,, -. SZWZM' ,504 iii ..,!n..f, ,,ffyf,,,,!, 'fd 4 Qf ,f ,V it-,ff vf IA4, 7' .V ,qv yxl,-Qil! , V, I ,A , I f f 1-fix. 'ii fl 92? , I ,X ,,.,1. 5 fi V ,f Q! '7 -,,A ,, f f ,fyf f ERNEST STRAUSS 45-35 44th Street Long Island City 4, N. Y. Maior: Economics Soccer Team, S. D. A., Varsity Club, Hillel, Peter Stuyvesant House Plan, Economics Club. RUTH SUSSNIAN 28-23 44th Street Long Island City 3, N . Y. Maior: English 62 ff, 3,6 f,,, 5 I ,,7f,f, ff '59, 3 GLORIA SUFFIN 42-O9 204th Street Bayside, N. Y. Maior: Education E Alpha Delta Pi. PETER C. SZAP 32-O4 Union Street Flushing, N. Y- Maior: Chemistfl' Dead End Boys, Chemistry 50' ciety, Newman Club: Chess Club. AGNES A. TAMM 48-23 Connecting Highway Long Island City, N. Y. Maior: Economics Economics Club, Canterbury Club, Council of Social Sci- ences Club, Alpha Delta Pi. JOHN VELOUDIOS 29-O5 23rd Avenue Astoria 5, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Dead End Boys, lkaros Society, Senior Prom Committee. FRANCES ROSE TEMESY lO4-24 lloth Street Richmond Hill l9, N. Y. Major: Art-Education Horseback Riding Club, Ping Pong, Lambda Gamma Mu, Art Club. IRVING WAGNER 39-43 50th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Economics Crown, Student Council, Alpha Phi Omega, Hillel. TH ELMA E. VARTANIAN 34-13 99th Street Corona, N. Y. Maior: Political Science History Club, Young Democrats JAMES WIGMORE 35-l5 94th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Mathematics Mathematics Club. 63 sw! -'nun f 5. I ,, Qi 1, i f-,lil ' DON WILSON 121-O5 180th Street St. Albans, N. Y. Major: Political Science Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Alpha Lambda Kappa, Newman Club, I. F. C. Repre- sentative, Men's Glee Club, ln- tramural Softball, Basketball and Football. VINCENT J. ZAGO 36-18 Ditmars Boulevard Astoria, N. Y. Major: Spanish French Club, Spanish Club. CAROL WINSTON 78-31 147th Street Flushing, N. Y. Major: Education Education Club, Psychology Club, A Cappella Choir, Q. C. Choral Society, Band. JEANE ZARESKY 89-14 34th Avenue Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Education C. O. C., Education Club. -ws! 64 EDWARD J. wlxren 212-22 Murdo k A Queens Village, fragile Major: Mathematics Pine and Bowl, Newman Club CAMERA SHY MARIE D'ALLEVA DONALD DAVIS BERNARD FAIRBANKS JEROME FOLLENDER JOHN J. GARRA BONNIE GOODMAN LUCILLE GORDON GRETA GROSS WILLIAM HAGENLOCHER IRIS IGREENWALD HAMBURGER CATHERINE HOLDSTOCK JOSEPHINE JOHNSON GEORGE KAUDERS HELEN KEUPP JOHN KOTKOW JOHN LEONARD ABRAHAM LEVINE JOHN MARTIN ELAINE MENKEN JAMES McINTYRE FRANCES OPPENHEIM CHRISTINA PAPPAS PAUL PEARLSTEIN GERALD PEARSON ALLYN PHILLIPS FRANCIS ROBINSON DAVID SHAPIRO GUSTAVE SILVERMAN HOWARD V. SPEGMAN RUTH THALHEIMER RUDY WALZ ROBERTA WERL VIRGINIA YARKIN H ELAINE SHEILA ABBEY 29-46 168th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Destination: Graduate School lota Alpha Pi: Psychology Club: Sociology Club: Hillel. CHARLES F. AHLERS 45-62 171st Street Flushing, N. Y. Major: English Destination: College English Teaching Dean's List: Playshop: Silver Skull: Peers 8: Peris: Opera Workshop: Queens College Choir: Queens Community The- atre. LEONA ABBEY 29-46 168th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Hillel: Ski Club. JOHN G. ANDERSON 137-48 Francis Lewis Blvd. Laurelton, N. Y. Maior: History Destination: Business Phi Omega Alpha. 68 VIOLET ACKERBERG 221-09 Jamaica Avenue Queens Village 8, N. Y- Maior: Education Destination: Teacher Silhouette: Gertz House Plan: Phi Gamma: Dean's List: Hillel? Women's Glee Club: Education Club: Registrar's AssiSfC1I1f- BETTY ARNOLD 41-15 46th Street Maior: Speech-Education I Destination: Graduate Sch00 Upsilon Phi: Broadcaster: Plavix shop: Sigma Alpha Etdi Speec Guild: Opera Worksh0Pi Peers 8: Peris: Hillel. VINCENT BAJAKIAN 169-14 29th Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Economics Pipe 8. Bowl Fraternity. ALVIN BENNETT 67-52 Selfridge Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Speech Destination: Graduate School Broadcasters, Stage Manager, Playshop, Silver Skull, Speech Guild, Debate Society, Phi Epsi- Ion Pi, Golden Mike. ABBY BARBANELL 172-22 83rd Avenue Jamaica 3, N. Y. Maior: English Destination: Graduate School IRENE BERNSTEIN 81-67 Lefterts Boulevard Kew Gardens 15, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Elementary School Teaching Hillel, Phi Gamma, Crown, Work in Dean's Office, Council ot So- cial Science Clubs, Silhouette Staff, Inter Fraternity Council, Upsilon Phi Sorority, Education Club. ARNOLD BECKER 110-34 73rd Road Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Business Phi Epsilon Pi, Economics Club Hillel. WILLIAM BICKWID 242-12 130th Road Laurelton, N. Y. Maior: Education Education Club, N. A. A. C. P. Hillel. Vi-f.XSS?is Q.-3. iv . N 69 rss..- 5' wiv' X, A I ESTHER BIENER 33-40 I62nd Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Destination: Child Guidance Hillel, Corresponding Secretary and President, Iota Alpha Pi. BERNICE HELEN BOEGGEMAN III-I5 Francis Lewis Boulevard St. Albans, N. Y. Maior: English Literature Destination: Advertising Consult- ant Literary Editor, Silhouette, New- man Club, Anthropology-Soci- ology Club, Sigma Delta Chi, Basketball. GLORIA E. BLAZSIK 89-24 Woodhaven Boulevard Woodhaven 21, N. Y. Maior: Political Science Destination: Law School Rampart, Newman Club, Sil- houette, Counterpoint, Young Democratic Club, Political Sci- ence Club, Epsilon Phi Sigma, Junior Class Council, Sigma Al- pha, Council of Social Science Clubs, Student Council, NSA Al- ternate, Debating Club, Interna- tional Relations Club, Dean's List, Inter-Service Council. SONIA BOLOTIN I29-O9 Liberty Avenue Richmond Hill, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Labor Relations Student Council, Sigma Alpha, Crown, Copy-board, Features Editor, Phi Gamma, Eco Club, Junior Class Council, Hillel. JoAN DOROTHY Bock I95-IOC Peck Avenue Flushing, N, Y, Maior: Biology Destination: Biologisf upsilon Phi, l-llllel Member, Intramural Volleyball. PATRICK BONSIGNORE 83-35 Vietor Avenue Elmhurst, N. Y. 0 Maior: Chemistry Destination: Organic Research Chemist Vice President, Alpha Bela 5 70 QW 'Q' fs. 495 ELLIOT DAVID BORISHANSKY SUSAN K. BRAUN 284 Beach 15th Street 35-35 75th Street Far Rockaway, N. Y. Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Music Maior: Psychology Hillel: NU Phi Mui Counterpoint. Destination: Clinical Psychology Gamma, Chemistry Society, Chess Club, Newman Club. LOIS BROWN BEVERLY BRUNTIL 39-50 60th Street Woodside, N. Y. 146-37 32nd Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Ma'or- Anthro-Sociology Maior- Ps cholo I . Destination: Social Work , , - Y 97 Destination: Personnel Work Sigma Psi Sorority. Phi Gamma, Gertz '51 House Plan, Dean 's List. 71 W' 1 -f ETHEL DOROTHY BROWN 57-32 157th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Anthro-Sociology Sigma Delta Chi, IFC Rep., New man Club, Mitre Statt, Q. C Choral Society, Liberal Party. SHIRLEY IGOLDBERGI BUCH 47-20 42nd Street Long Island City, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching ZLATTA BUCH 97-10 103rd Street Ozone Park 16, N. Y. Maior: French Destination: Business Upsilon Phi, French Club, Hillel, l. Z. F. A. ROBERT BURGGRAF 114-40 210th Street Maior: Mathematics Destination: Teaching Varsity Basketball, Pipe 8: Bowl Frat, Newman Club. At, xxx WARREN DALE BULL 36-38 203rd Street Bayside, N. Y. Maior: Sociology Destination: Brunswick Theologi- cal Seminary Student Christian Association. ANITA BYINGTON 50-50 195th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Newman Club, Band. 72 MARY BUONGIORNO 1392 Putnam Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Newman Club, Choiri Chofal Society, Alpha Lambda OITNC' ron. ANN BYRNE 95-54 115th Street Richmond Hill 19, N- Y- Maior: Sociology Destination: Libfdfmn Sigma Delta Chi, Newman Club. Basketball, LibrarY- HELEN CARY 145-42 l8lst Street Springfield Gardens, N. Y. Maior: History Newman Club, Theta Nu, Sil houette. FRANCES CHACONAS 99-26 4lst Avenue Corona, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Elemen- tary School Education Club, Alpha Delta Pi, lkaros Hellenic Society, Year- book Staff, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Dean's List. I 0 I 5 MARIE CATAPANO IO3-39 lO3rd Street Ozone Park lo, N. Y. Maior: Speech-Education Destination: Speech Teaching Sigma Alpha Honor Society, Speech Guild, Playshop, Theta Sigma, Newman Club, Spanish Club, Sigma Alpha Eta, Debat- ing Society. VIRGINIA CHEKIJIAN 50-Ol 46th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Sigma Psi Sorority, Armenian Cultural Society, Silhouette Staff. N. 73 EDITH CEISLER 92-I2 68th Avenue Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Elementary Grades Teacher Education Club, Phi Gamma, Sil- houette, Senior Dinner Commit- tee, Peers and Peris, Hillel. BORIS J. CHERNACK 727 Macon Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Maior: Philosophy Destination: Business Alpha Lambda Alpha, Playshop. 4 v V 02 t . CYRUS CLEAR 47-13 58th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Destination: Chemist Alpha Lambda Alpha, Ikaros Hellenic Society. IRENE RIESENFELD COHEN 67-37 Juno Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Light House House Plan, Educa- tion Club, Sr. Prom Committee. JEANNE COCHRAN 194-16 113th Road St. Albans 12, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teacher Alpha Alpha Sigma, Newman Club, Education Club. MAUREEN COLEMAN 35-O6 92nd Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: American Area 4 Destination: Social Worker Phi Gamma, Silhouette. DON COHEN 76-15 35th Avenue Jackson Heights, N, Y Maior: Speech-Radio Destination: TV-Advertising Broadcasters, Plqyshop, Phi Epsilon Pi. I ANNE CORMACK . 95-25 42nd Avenue Elmhurst, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Elementary School Teacher Alpha Omega. 2' ' f T .,,, .. - . -..:..:'z-:.,.:?., ,yay- ,, ,,. , . , ri -ff f,, . , ,, . , 3:33.44 . , Vg. ,fn ' if' tw ' ,-in -'ji . f air , ' 74 if X x f f, fl ' 41-11. '- ,N ff .mff fy fi. 'ffff ' ZQff f'4,. . . 47. CW 11..- Z W 4 v fiifff ' I Z iwii, X... .ve . S' HERBERT DAVIDSON I506 Boston Road Bronx 60, N. Y. Major: Music Destination: Teaching President, Hillel Foundation, A Cappella Choir, Men's Glee Club, I. Z. F. A., Hillel Chorus, Sigma Chi Beta. IRENE DICKMAN I83-O3 64th Avenue Flushing, N, Y, u Major: English Destination: Museum Technician Y. P. E. E. G. A. 432 8 K. .fs - s : ROBERT H. DeBELLIS 24-44 28th Street Long Island City, N. Y. Major: Biology-Pre-Med Destination: M.D. Dead End Boys, Varsity Soccer Team, Vice-President, I. F. C., Student Council Representative, Pre-Med Society, Biology Club, Chem. Society, Wrestling Team, Prom Committee, Silhouette, Varsity Club, A Cappella Cohir, I. F. C. Representative. ANNA DI MARTINO 33-I8 23rd Avenue Astoria, N. Y. Major: French Destination: Bi-lingual Society Rampart, Lambda Gamma Mu, French Club, Spanish Club. 75 JOAN DIAMOND 88-35 Elmhurst Avenue Elmhurst, N. Y. Major: French French Club, Hillel, Young Peo ple's Council of America, Broad casters. BETTY DOBBS I9O-I6 33rd Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Latin American Area Studies Destination: Spanish Sigma Alpha, Iota Alpha Pi N. S. A., Spanish Club, I. F. C I in lvllh ,,..1 . A 1 Xe xx 1 X , w X X 1 Q 4 . xxxg ? N i XXX X Q . xl ,Q XE wk X1 X X is ' ' A 5 Xw:'5'.-zziiii x . 'AF F 5 ..-,. , .,,,,, QTQQ kVb,. , h. :4-,, D ,LL. A . . ',.c.-.Xin .s KATHLEEN DOOLEY 801 Center Bay Drive Babylon, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Alpha Omega, Lutheran Club. GEORGE DRISCOLL 214 Barbey Street Brooklyn 7, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Banking Newman Club, Economics Club. L KENNETH DRANTZ 94-04 Vanderveer Street Queens Village, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Destination: Chemist Phi Omega Alpha, Glee Club, American Chemical Society. PHYLLIS DRUCKER 105-24 101st Avenue Ozone Park, N. Y. Maior: Political Science International Relations Club, Collegiate Council Conference on the Far East lPace Collegel, Foreign Students Committee of N. S. A., N. A. A. C. P., Hillel, l. Z. F. A., French Club, Broad- casters, Folk Song Club. 76 Af A Qzwfgt ' WM' f nf 'mf' f ,, ,W Wg- bi sxgggg DONALD DREYFUSS 135-03 228th Street Laurelton, N. Y. Maior: English OTTO DUSCHEK 78-50 65th Street Glendale 27, N- Y' Maior: Bio-chemistry CHARLES M. EISENHAUER IO9-37 22lst Street Queens Village, N. Y. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Omega Al- phq, Sigma Alpha, Student Ac- tivities Organization, Dean's List, Silhouette Staff, Pep Rally Committee, Touch Football ln- tramurals. MARGOT ELY 89-ll 3-'ith Avenue Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Hillel, Glee Club, Registrar's Of- fice, Q. C. Youth Center, Year- book Staff, Gertz House Plan, Phi Gamma Service League, Education Club, Dean's List. ,773 ,. ' f 7 17 ff, f f J . , ..,...W of ,W i' ' 'ffl 'Z fn I il C Ziff f f 'wg f ,G gf, , ' ,....., . ' M7 21554.-'iii' 5'- f L. eff. get-uf., 3, f it , I wf ffff f ' X ffj, ..,... . .... , I ff, fffyf 03.2 3,4 ay, , ,f if , ' 3, ' . f -' P - :'Iff'. ff I I 'ff'-'Q' fit ,zf'Qi'5L -nflzfff'T new MICHAEL EISENSTADT 24-65 38th Street Long Island City, N. Y. Maior: History Destination: Graduate School History Club, Council of Social Science Clubs. EDMUND LLOYD EPSTEIN 20 Monroe Street Maior: English Literature Destination: Teaching Orchestra, Playshop, Opera Workshop, Dean's List, Honors in English Lit., Silhouette StaFi, Peers 8g Peris, Crown. 77 JIM ELSBERY 33-26 lO3rd Street Corona, N. Y. Destination 1 Graduate School Dean's List, Student Counci, President, Rampart, Editor, Sil- houette, Editor, Independent Student Party, Founder-Presi- dent, Student Council Key, Dead End Boys, Modern Dance Club, History Club, Soccer, All- Metropolitan First Soccer Team, Tennis, Track, Table Tennis. VINCENT FARDONE 26-34 l8th Street Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Alpha Lambda Alpha, La Gio- vane Italia, Dean's List. A 1 SELMA FEFERHOLTZ l 148 Grassmere Terrace Far Rockaway, N. Y. Maior: Latin-American Area Studies Destination: Export-lmport Secretary Hillel, Gertz '51 House Plan, Social Secretary, Sigma Tau Delta, Hispanic Society, Secre- tary. FILOMENA M. FONTE 98-O4 lO3rd Avenue Maior: Latin American Area Studies Destination: Import-Export Field Spanish, Italian, Newman Clubs, Lambda Gamma Mu. EILEEN FISCHER 7l-27 65th Street Glendale 27, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Destination: Personnel Work Hillel, lzta, Psych Club, Tom Paine House Plan. ELIZABETH FRAAS 85-68 lllth Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Newman Club, Alpha Lambda Omicron, Women's Bowling Team, Education Club, Basket- ball. i 78 ROBERT FISCHER 38-Ol 99th Street Corona, N, Y, Newman Club, Cpera Work shop, Peers and Peris, Cqmpug Coalition. Jessie moms FRAZIN T31-16 lO7th Avenue Richmond Hill, N, Y, Maior: Physics Math Club, Physics Club, Hillel, Upsilon Phi, Inter-Fraternity Council. fw ,7 f f ' ,ff ,, f . + if g LEONARD A. FRISENGER 43-O5 65th Street Woodside, N. Y. Maior: History Destination: High School Teacher Dead End Boys, Deb Doings , Young Democrats, Dean's List History Club. ESTELLE DORIS GOLDSTEIN l53-l5 89th Avenue Jamaica, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Tom Paine House Plan, Hillel, Education Club. , ' . ,-'. I: -luh Qi-,Xi V I ff! 7 2 6 M0 X ff f Q 93 lv J f fy M Q ff f ',,,f! fff 3 Zaqfy ff! , W , f ,X ,.f ' 4. . 4 f 1015 :Q Z X y A f .. Q f W f , 5 P Qgbyf f X 536, ff lv ,f , 4 2 Q, J f ,...f fo 'f . f Mfrs, ,W , f f-'53, :ff V 055 f , Q f or 7 I 2- 6 1 f, ' 6 , X ' ., 2,5 V, ALMA ZIEGLER GAL 30-33 32nd Street Long Island City, N. Y. Maior: Elementary School Edu- cation Hillel, Gertz '5l House Plan, Women's Glee Club, Education Club. IRVING GOLDSTEIN 2753 Barker Avenue Bronx, N. Y. Major: Economics Campus Coalition, Economics Club, Y. P. C. A., Society for the Study of Marxism. 79 'Q GEORGE GERSON 64-34 99th Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Major: Mathematics Destination: Mathematics Math Club, Orchestra. JOAN GOODMAN 73-25 52nd Road Elmhurst, N. Y. Maior: Speech Correction Destination: Speech Clinician Phi Gamma, Speech and Hear ing Society, Speech Guild. ,s9 S S JOANNE GOODMAN lO4 East Melrose Street Valley Stream, N. Y. Maior: English Destination: Journalism Hillel. PEARL GOTTLIEB 95-l5 l23rd Street Richmond Hill l9, N, Y, Maior: French Destination: Business 5316 4-..,,x . 5 , 4 W I f S Y S ROSALIE GOODMAN 22-54 35th Street Astoria, N. Y. Maior: French Destination: Interpreter French Club, Hillel, l. Z. F. EDGAR F. GRAF 33-28 190th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Business .1-,V 'I xx . 7' 4 , SUZANNE GORDON 98-41 65th Avenue Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: French Literature Destination: Graduate School A. Q. C. Foreign Student RQPW' sentative for N. Y. International Student Council, French Club, Spanish Club: Outing Club. ESTELLE GRANDON 35-40 90th Streel Jackson Heighlsf N' Y' Maior: French . - 'f Destination: Columbld Umversl Y . . . I ltd el' l' F'hA-I UPSll0n Phi: Lutheran Club, President of Eco- Newman Club, Alpha AP enc Club- nomics Club. Slgmo' 80 JANE FEUER GREEN 430 E. 87th Street New York, N. Y. Maior: English Journal Club. BETTINA HABERMAN 121-O2 103rd Avenue Richmond Hill, N. Y. Maior: Education EVELYN THERESA GRIFFIN 61-36 158th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Anthropology-Sociology Destination: M.A. Sigma Delta Chi, Choral So- ciety, Liberal Party, Newman Club, Mitre Staff, Italian Club. WM. HAGENLOCHER 118-37 225th Street Maior: Education Destination: Teaching A. P. O., Education Club, His- tory, Honor Society. JOSEPH JEROME GROSS 102-43 Corona Avenue Corona, N. Y. Major: History Destination: Law School Alpha Phi Omega, Crown, Hillel Dime Follies. EVELYN HAMISCH 53-32 96th Street Elmhurst, N. Y. Maior: English S. D. A., Silhouette. Y. P. E. E. G. A. 81 MARCY HARRIS Major: Sociology Anthropology-Sociology Club. RUSSELL H. HEDDENDORF 105-51 134th Street Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. Maior: Sociology and Peris, A Cappella Peers Choir, Men's Glee Club, Track Team, I. V. C. F., Anthro.-Soc. Club. ELLEN HARRISON 32-17 81st Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Mathematics Phi Gamma, Gertz House Plan, Outdoor Club, Hillel. MYRA HELLER 67-46 Selfridge Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Tennis Team, Education Club Intramurals. 82 HELGA HARTWIG 1894 Cornelia Streef Maior: Mathematics Destination: Teaching Dean'5 LlS'f, Epsilon Phi Sigma' Intramurals. ' Lorne R. HlRscH 119-20 Union Turnpike Kew Gardens 15, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Education Club, Biology 50. ClefYi Phi Gamma, Service League, Upsilon Phi. If 4 fy!! if ' HERBERT HIRSH 75-14 137th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Political Science Destination: Government Phi Epsilon Pi: Young Demo- crats. THERESA JANNELLI 104-39 47th Avenue Corona, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Theta Sigma. BARBARA HILLA HYATT 107-52 130th Street Maior: Speech Correction and Psychology Destination: Speech Therapist Phi Gamma, Sigma Alpha Eta, Speech Guild. DORIS GRACE JOHNSON 78-58 74th Street Glendale, N. Y. Major: Education Destination: Teaching Education Club, Alpha Delta Pi, Student Christian Associa- tion, Intramurals. 83 ROBERT JACOBY 41-O7 Vernon Boulevard Long Island City, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Graduate School Student Council, Crown. DORIS ANITA JONAS 35-O6 94th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Early Childhood Education Destination: Teaching Kindergarten Playshop, Hillel, Peers and Peris, N. A. A. C. P. MARY DORMER JORDAN 204-20 42nd Avenue Bayside, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching A Cappella Choir, Q. C. Choral Society, Glee Club, Canterbury Club. VERA KAHN l 18-l l 84th Avenue Maior: Comparative Literature French Club, Phi Tau Alpha. Passed with distinction: French Senior Reading Test. a ' , 1 ff ANNE JOSEPHSON 85-42 l6Oth Street Jamaica 2, N. Y. Peers and Peris, Opera Work- shop, A Cappella Choir, Play- shop, Choral Society, Hillel Chorus, Small Vocal Ensemble, Mu Sigma, Women's Glee Club, Men's Glee Club, Spanish Club- IRMA KAPLAN 248 Arlington Avenue Brooklyn 8, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Student Council, Phi Gamma Service League, Sigma Alpha, Crown, Dean 's List. 84 PETER H. KACH 86-l5 Elmhurst Avenue Elmhurst, N. Y. Maior: Industrial Psychology Destination: Syracuse-M.A. Psychology Club, Outdoor Club: Psi Chi. NORMAN A. KASSEL 7l-36 llOth Street Forest Hills, N. Y- Maior: Political SCLGHCS Destination: Low Debating, Young Dfmocmls International Relations GEORGE H. KEHM 109-17 125th Street Maior: Chemistry Destination: Ministry Wrestling Club. WILLIAM K. KERNAHAN 151-30 17th Road Whitestone, N. Y. Maior: History 1 f L 'ern WM. J. KENEFICK 91-52 97th Street Woodhaven, N. Y. Maior: Mathematics Phi Sigma Phi, Intramurals. BEATRICE KLEIN 156 E. 46th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Maior: Latin American Area Destination: Export-Import Spanish Club, Iota Alpha Pi. ,f '., fri iw 1 ,QVIVI t H - Q Q., , t . w. 1 I' L.. R xy 85 JOAN KENNEY 78-11 35th Avenue Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Sociology Destination: Social Work Alpha Omega. EREMA KLEIN 85-50 Forest Parkway Woodhaven, N. Y. Major: English Literature Destination: Advertising Sigma Psi. l B MORTIMER KOHN 83-44 Lefterts Boulevard Kew Gardens l5, N. Y. Maior: Art Destination: Commercial Art Hillel, Broadcasters, Playshop, Peers and Peris, Crown, Service Key, Glee Club, Alpha Gamma, Intramural Tennis, Counterpoint, Silhouette. TEDDIE KRAFT 222-19 Braddock Avenue Bellerose 6, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Hillel, Spanish Club, Education Club, Treas. and Pres. of Gertz House Plan. F. ,,. X EVELYN KOOS l32-O2 ll4th Street Ozone Park lo, N. Y. Maior: Spanish Destination: Business Theta Sigma, Spanish Club. ANN KRAMER l34-l5 225th Street Laurelton, N. Y. Maior: Education X . X N- X X X 86 BOHDAN KOSTYSHYN 145-O2 Libert Jamaica 4, N, Y. Y Avenue . Major: Physics Destination: Kansas State Col lege. Basketball Team, Physics Club MARILYN KREINBERG lOl-25 llOth Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Sigma Tau Delta, Spanish Club History Club, Hillel, l. Z. F. A, HAZEL ELIZABETH KROM ll7 Malba Drive Malba, N. Y. Major: American Area Destination: Farm Wife Dean's List, Phi Gamma, Young Progressives of America, N. A. A. C. P. NORMA LAWSON III-I5 75th Avenue Forest Hills, N. Y. Major: History Alpha Delta Pi, History Club. ' ,H . ' v, 1, DORIS KRUGER 87-O7 Northern Boulevard Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: English Destination: Columbia Library School Y. P. E. E. G. A., Library. CATHERINE E. LEAHY 95-O6 4Ist Avenue Elmhurst, N. Y. Major: Education Destination: Elementary School Teaching Phi Sigma, l. F. C., Newman Club, Education Club. 87 3' ,.r'E' ' 5 ' ?'E'x.f:t PRISCILLA KRUPIN 30-60 33rd Street Long Island City 2, N. Y. Major: Sociology Destination: Social Work Z. F. A., Hillel, Anthro-Soci ology Club. JUNE LEIGH l52-O9 88th Avenue Jamaica 2, N. Y. Major: Education Destination: Teaching Lutheran Club, Phi Gamma. Hz. A x 5 f f M97 2 ' ,'I,:, ' .. V. 5- -,' af- 1 ' ' ' f ff .3 -if f ' ' ff A 4 ' 3,3 . ,,, ' ,X , MURIEL M. l. LEONARD 71-35 Vleigh Place Kew Garden Hills, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Elementary School Teaching lnterfraternal Council, Alpha Lambda Omicron, Newman Club, Education Club, Demo- cratic Club, Intramurals, Queen ot Campus, 1948-49. HELENE LEVINSON 165-20 Jewel Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Iota Alpha Pi. , Y., . s.. CHARLES H. LESSER 73-12 35th Avenue Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Accounting Destination: C.P.A. and Corporation Lawyer Intramural Basketball. CHARLOTTE LIEBER 185-19 80th Road Jamaica 3, N. Y. Maior: English Destination: High School English Teacher Phi Beta Kappa, Dean's List, Phi Tau Alpha, Hillel, Poetry Club. 88 IVAN LEVINE 60-40 Madison Street Ridgewood, N. Y. Maior: English Crown, Garter. LlLA LINZER 143-07 84th AVeI1U9 Outdoor Club, Dean'S List MARTIN S. LORIN 84-54 Avon Street Jamaica 3, N. Y. Maior: Music Destination: Tin Pan Alley A. P. O., President of Soph. Class, Manager, Baseball Team, Playshop, Broadcasters, Band, Small Vocal Ensemble, Men's Glee Club, Rampart Staff. MARILYN MAGENHEIMER 64-86 83rd Place Rego Park, N. Y. Major: Sociology Destination: Business Beta Sigma Omicron, Sigma Alpha, Anthro-Sociology Club, Newman Club. C, Q .... , W, - f ' - '- 'KX www ' H .N AX 5' N 1 ' X ' . xylk 1 I Q - XL.. NNE' - 5. f - X 5- I ,X P f s.-. . X- N . 5 ' -C. 715551 Hal. :pq xt-4, . gk r't. S g S NY Sl 15' fx P i-WN - .Rf-ws-'E C -X . QQIY X r . X C. X:-sg, X- X .N 1 5 CAROLE LOWENTHAL llO-33 70th Avenue Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Sociology Destination: Personnel Work Phi Tau Alpha, Anthro-Sociology Club. DOROTHY MALEY 69-62 l82nd Street Flushing, N. Y. Major: Latin-American Area Basketball Varsity, Sigma Psi, Dean's List. 35- 89 AUDREY LUCOMLIN 7l-28 Yellowstone Boulevard Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Public Relations Keynes House Plan, Hillel. RUTH MANIS l44-29 73rd Avenue Flushing l5, N. Y. Maior: Anthro-Sociology Destination: Social Work il., 'YJ' , Gi J Q- V . H., t t . NICHOLAS JOSEPH MARINO 96-I2 50th Avenue Corona, N. Y. Maior: Spanish Destination: Teaching Alpha Beta Gamma, Sociedad Hispanica, Revista Popular. JOSEPHINE MASOTTO 23-42 33rd Avenue Long Island City 6, N. Y. Major: Biology Destination: Medicine , ARNOLD MARKBREITER 23-I4 28th Street Astoria, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Market Research Varsity Basketball. VIRGINIA A. MAURER 45-65 l93rd Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Home Economics Destination: Dietitian Epsilon Phi Sigma, Young Re- publican Club, Student Christian Association, Home Economics Club. MARY MARTIN 47-22 l88th Street Flushing, N, Y. Newman Club, Al h L Omicron, W0meh9'a qmlido Team. 5 Bowling DONALD McINNES I88-I4 l2Oth Road St. Albans I2, N, Y, Maior: Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega, Republican Club, Mathematics Club. 90 1614? RICHARD MCKILLOP 48-55 46th Street Woodside, N. Y. Major: Political Science Destination: New York Law School Varsity Basketball. MARY McRAE 37-I6 80th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Major: Economics n Destination: Business Phi Gamma, Rampart, Alph Delta Pi. C1 PATRICIA MCLEAN IO5-lil I89th Street Hollis 7, N. Y. Major: Education Destination: Teaching Alpha Delta Pi, Education Club. ANN MENDIKIAN I63-I8 26th Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Spanish Destination: Business Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Alpha Spanish Club, Phi Gamma, Ar- menian Club, Crown, Counter- point, Silhouette. 91 if- N 'L CAROLYN MCNALLY 88-2l 2lOth Street Queens Village, N. Y. Major: Political Science Destination: Business German Club. MARJORIE L. MENY IO6-I3 227th Street Queens Village 9, N. Y. Major: Speech Speech Guild, Playshop, Broad casters, Volleyball, Softball Basketball, Intramurals, Silhou ette. LENORE MESSER 97-36 Remington Street Jamaica, N. Y. AURORA R. METZER 29-49 Brighton 3rd Street Brooklyn 35, N. Y. Maior: English Maior: Music Sigma Tau Dena. Destination: Violinist , Concert Mistress of the Queens College Orchestra, Small Vocal Ensemble, Chamber Music Ac- tivity, Hillel, Crown. MARILYN MILLS O. MILLS 33-ll 74th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: English Literature Campus Coalition: Y. P. C. A., Dean's List. 92 ERIC E. METZGER 88-28 l45th Street Jamaica, N. Y. Maior: Physics Destination: Graduate School Physics Club, Math Club A. P. O., Hillel. WILLIAM D. MINARD, JR. 90-44 202nd Street Hollis 7, N. Y. Maior: Biology-Chemistry Destination: Medicine Silhouette, Phi Sigma Pl1li.l-U theran Club, Chemistry SocletY Intramural Sports. DAVID MINTZ 95-20 l23rd Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Major: Biology-Chemistry Destination: Long Island College of Medicine Phi Beta Kappa, Dean's List, Pre-Medical Society, Chemistry Society, Crown. RICHARD W. MORRIS IO7-27 l32nd Street Major: Economics Destination: Economist Alpha Gamma, Glee Club, Phi Beta Kappa. ., IQJJEWFSE My .Q N , 'L 5 , ' ,Ig B rv Q . , . 7 avg, . EDITH LESLIE MITCHELL 39-29 50th Avenue Long Island City 4, N. Y. Major: Psychology Destination: Fashion Coordinator Phi Tau Alpha, Psychology Club MARVIN MOSKOWITZ 89-72 220th Street Queens Village 8, N. Y. Major: Physics Physics Club, Men's Glee Club, Rifle Team. - Q N stu . 3 J? . : 'X'f1::K . ,- 2 ' . .Mm ,A , .. . . M . 'xv - A cw ,ggi L' Q1 L . . s. 5, Eg ,ff x N 'jgvwf' . X X 4 gr ' MONTE MORRIS 85-T7 167th Street Jamaica, N. Y. Major: English Literature Destination: Army Student Council, Orchestra, Q. C. Orchestral Society, Class Council. SALLY MOSKOWITZ l4l-48 78th Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Major: Education iElementaryi Destination: Teacher, Graduate School Phi Gamma Service League, lota Alpha Pi, Hillel, Glee Club, Education Club, Silhouette Staft. is is 3 X xt , 1 fQn. -ix dbx nllx Cf! Q ...ffl 93 JOAN A. MULLEN 130-55 116th Street Ozone Park 16, N. Y. Major: Education Destination: Teaching Newman Club, Education, Horse- back Riding. JUDY NEWMAN Major: Education Destination: Teaching Dean's List, Phi Gamma, Edu- cation Club, Gertz '51 House Plan, Library Assistant, Q. C. Orchestra, Q. C. Orchestral So- ciety, Peers and Peris, Opera Workshop, O. C. Choral So- ciety, Spanish Club. BARBARA NELSON 45-16 169th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: English Destination: Public Relations Alpha Delta Pi, Young Repub- lican Club, S. C. A. PETER ROBERT NORD 133-22 41st Road Flushing, N. Y. Maior: English Destination: Journalism Sports Publicity Director, Q. C. Dead End Boys, Herald Tribune N. Y. Times, L. l. Press, Cor- respondent, Crown, Garter, Sil- houette. 94 HADASSAH NEULANDER 84-O6 109th Stree, Richmond Hill, N, Y. Malor: Psychology Destination: School Psychologisf Hillel, l. z. F. A, FRANCES OPPENHEIM 39-77 44th Street Long Island City 4, N, Y. Maior: Early Childhood Education Destination: To help enlarge areas in which opportunities prevail to help people Playshop. :', , - . f '.,' . 5,,. -V 51,1 f, ,, -.1 Ji. ' , .-Sift .: u f jx.-Y.. . fij, . .. , , i ' . QW,-. ,g y 53, ,, ,Ay I , i . i -vwf.,f ., ,f .. M,-zz . 1-. fr'-ff ff ,. .mf ., , - , , ,,., J., X.. . l Q, ,Y ty. 5 A,,, , Q . ,. xii' '7-az: 'i 1 ' ' 4+ Q93 , 3.4 i 1 'i 1. PQ: RHODA ORSZAY II4-21 I72nd Street St. Albans, N. Y. Maior: Speech Correction Destination: Speech Clinician Phi Gamma, S. A. E., Speech Guild, Dean's List. JOY CAROL PETERSEN 50-O6 250th Street Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Silhouette Staff, Secretary Sen- lor.CIass, Sigma Phi, Student Christian Association, A Cap- pella Choir, Education Club. fx' MARTIN FIELD OWENS IO2-55 63rd Avenue Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Destination: Western Reserve U., Cleveland Psychology Society, Broadcast- ers, Golden Mitre. FELIX NICHOLAS PETRAGLIA 47-31 98th Place Corona, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Destination: Medicine Chemistry Society, Alpha Beta Gamma. 95 - 'ti Q ,Xxx x ' X: .3 ,Z CLAYTON PEAVEY 5225 Skillman Avenue Maior: Political Science Destination: U. S. Army Bowling Team, Young Demo crats. ALLYN PHILLIPS Il5-IO9 23Ist Street St. Albans, N. Y. Maior: Speech Debating Society. DOLORES PICANO I3O-24 Liberty Avenue Richmond Hill I9, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Theta Sigmap Newman Clubg Education Clubg Italian Club. HAROLD J. PRUCHA 28-38 43rd Street Long Island City 3, N. Y. Maior: Music Education Destination: Senior H. S. Music Teaching Orchestra, Choirg Choral So- cietyg Chamber Ensembleg Voca Ensembleg Peers and Perisp Op- era Workshop. CHRISTINA PAULOS 77 Van Sicklen Avenue Brooklyn 7, N. Y. Major: Education Destination: Elementary School Teaching Interfraternity Councilg President and Secretary of Alpha Lambda Omicrong Silhouetteg Vice Presi- dent of Junior and Senior Classg Student Councilg Greek Clubg Newman Clubg Education Club. SYDELL RALKIN Major: English Literature 'Q- Z 1 KATHERINE PRINCIPE 95-28 Liverpool Street Jamaica, N. Y. Maior: Public SpeGlfl'19 Destination: Business Beta Sigma Omicrong Basket ball. HELEN RARDIN 1322 ArIin9I0n Avenue BronX, N- Y' Maior: Psychol097' 96 I ..i1Q CIPE treel :king tess I Basltel nve 097 NEIL REDMOND A7-O6 49th Street Maior: Chemistry Destination: Chemist Chemical Society: Varsity and J. V. Basketball. ROSALIE RITZ 186-23 llian Avenue St. Albans 12, N. Y. Maior: Latin American Area Destination: Business Beta Sigma Omicron, Spanish C l u b . s 1' X . , -' ' 63-v,s 7'.M A fi.. . B . ,. . , ... :TK ,H 5.5:-3-Qs: A s-'fe 'f r H- N T S gsm! S xxxlguk t fx X X . W 33.3 . Q 1 sg! NX X 1554 Q . 2. xl: Q x 9 x ,.. . . . Q.-...S s B59 -1 Y- X -. ,I .. ,z .9--. . . S Q-H X 5 .x W X N x s 1 , 51' fil9l43S 'X WRX S3 HORACE REISBERG 84-O9 Talbot Street Kew Gardens, N. Y. Degree: B.A. Opera Workshop, Tennis letic Award. EMILIO RIVERA, JR. 107-15 129th Street Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. Maior: Music X j -gi? w g., X .Nl . . :nf 3 -V f f L, t Sf' mms L , fl fxig' . N 'v 4 . Ev ':L.a - QSC ,Cxif T 1 ' ' . X Q , -,5. X . s XSS ffg1Xxsf 5s1s'ifS:E to-X fi.. A f is :1svfffs .frx . . 1 s-5522: 'N , E X 11135 MQ - 1 if V ,. ifzki- Y., X 97 PHYLLIS RIEFBERG 91 Tulip Avenue lBldg. E21 Floral Park, N. Y. Major: Education Destination: Teaching Gertz House Plan: Education Club, Hillel, l. Z. F. A., Library Service. GLORIA M. RIVERO 104-11 125th Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Major: Spanish Destination: Business Theta Sigma, Cheering Squad: Spanish Club, Newman Club. Q .-io, Sl- uv, 'Q DORIS ROBINSON 48-I8 88th Street Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Sigma Alpha: Alpha Delta Pi: Peers and Peris: Opera Work- shop: J. V. Basketball Team: Varsity Field Hockey Team: A Cappella Choir. NORMA COFAR RUBY l4l-24 73rd Terrace Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Elementary Education Destination: Teaching President, Hillel: Sigma Alpha: Tom Paine House Plan: Educa- tion Club: Band, Q. C.: Repre- sentative on C. R. C. , . PEARL FRANCES ROSSMAN 26-O3 24th Avenue Long Island Citv 2, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Elementary School Teaching Hillel: Education Club. WILLIAM RUTH 75-60 l8-4th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Bio-Chemistry Destination: Laboratory Research Varsity Baseball: J. V. Basket- ball: Pipe and Bowl: Men's Glee Club. RHODA Ruam 2220 Carnaga Avenue Far Rockaway, N, Y. Maior: Psychology Destination: Personnel Administration Hillel: Psychology Club: Jock Frost House Plan, VIRGINIA CLAIRE scAvErrE 23-70 23rd street Astoria, N. Y. Maior: Anthropology-Sociology Destination: Sociological Research Lambda Gamma Mu: Anthropol- OQY-50CioIogy Club. 5 Q S 98 Q is l Qnue Y. SY lUll0n lllljl im In Ivins eel ociologl eurcli Anthropil Club 56 - f '- ' . :1ii'f:'5:.i fre? ' 7 , ali: ,fQitliV li L 41 I .- 'ai , J-. ' ' f 1 :,.,,4 f '- - ftif T IL 7' ' - 'I . Zi , ' uf-1314411 :V 'H a? ,T 1 iii ,. :li A,- f ilu- AMELIA MARGARET SCHILLER 60-25 78th Avenue Glendale, N. Y. Maior: History Destination: Teaching Sigma Psi, History Club, German Club. GEORGE V. SCHUELLEIN 100-48 208th Street Bellaire 9, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Varsity Basketball, Phi Sigma Phli Chemical Society, Basket- ball and Softball Intramurals. 'Agri - j . gg , 1,1 ' Q . -I . , km s 3:25, . ,R V A pg. 1225 , ' 4 I .... t - :L -1gUZ::fEf':5fi, 5 -1-15 'A 5 I t..t: ss.. I .g .- .--.-,.k, x .1 LEONA SCHLOSS 31-21 29th Street Astoria, N. Y. Maior: Mathematics Destination: Some form of work in Mathe- matical Physics Mathematics Club, Outdoor Club, David Marcus House Plan. JOHN SCHULENBERG 31-42 42nd Street Long Island City 3, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Destination: Research Chemist Phi Beta Kappa, Chemical So- ciety, Dean's List, Alpha Beta Gamma, Chess Club. 99 I rage, 1 U fi X i -, -iffffl. ' 2 4. x 5 1 t WILLIAM J. SCHMITT 75-19 Jamaica Avenue Woodhaven 21, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Business Pipe and Bowl, Newman Club Economics Club. FRANCES SEGALL Maior: Speech Destination: High School Teaching Phi Tau Alpha, Sigma Alpha, Speech Guild, Playshop, Broad- casters, Field Hockey Team, Sottball Team, Bowling Team Intramural Championship Soft: ball and Bowling Teams, 1950. , F JANICE SHAPIRO 83-45 II6th Street Kew Gardens, N. Y. Maior: Biology Destination: Teaching Gertz House Plan, Biology So ciety, Hillel, Working on T. B. Campaign, Education Club. GLORIA SHULMAN 77-26 66th Drive Middle Village, N. Y. Major: Spanish Destination: Teaching Spanish Club, Sigma Tau Delta 2 RICHARD S. SHERMAN 58-27 l5Oth Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: History Destination: Teaching Phi Beta Kappa, Dean's List Phi Alpha Theta, History Club Student Council, Education Club, Council of Social Science Clubs French Club, Rampart. SYLVIA SHULMAN 78-29 68th Avenue Middle Village, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Education Club, Sigma Tau Delta. I OO DONALD I. SHIFTER 99-22 64th Avenue Maior: Economics Destination: Business Executive Alpha Epsilon Pi, Golf Team: Economics Club, Student Coun- cil, Q. C. Band. HELEN ANNE SIAUCIULIS 66-35 Clinton Avenue Maspeth, N. Y. Maior: MathematiCS Destination: High School Teacher Sigma Psi, lntramuralS- EVELYN SICKLES II2-37 208th Street St. Albans, N. Y. Maior: Anthropology-Sociology Student Council, S. C. A., Vice President, Class of Feb. '52, Rose Queen, S. D. A., Theta Nu, Q. C. Liberals, German Club, Student-Faculty, Editor, S. C. A. News, I. F. C. Rep., Volleyball Intram urals, Metro- politan Student, Christian Coun- cil Delegate. ALFRED SKOLNICK 241-O6 85th Road Bellerose 6, N. Y. Maior: Mathematics Destination: Actuary Young Democrats, Phi Epsilon Pi. BRUCE SIEMON 35-23 2OIst Street Bayside, N. Y. Maior: History Destination: High School Teaching Beta Phi, Rifle Team, Band. BARBARA SLATER 42-I2 l58th Street Major: Economics Destination: Business Beta Sigma Omicron. I-:iQ3 5t' 'xc IOI GLORIA SILVERMAN I34-30 234th Street Laurelton IO, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Gertz House Plan, Hillel, Edu- cation Club. MARJORY B. SMITH 43-IO Murray Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Psychology Psychology Club, N. S. A., For- eign Student Aftairs, Canterbury Club. ,Pc , 'tif 'K ff. 'K L. PHILIP J. SMITH, JR. 24l-02 86th Avenue Bellerose 6, N. Y. Maior: Chemistry Soccer Team, Newman Club, Beta Phi, Young Republicans Men's Glee Club. ERNEST H. STOCKHOFF 128-03 ll5th Avenue South Ozone Park 20, N. Y. Maior: Physics Physics Club, French Club Mathematics Club. ,,,- , ,,...,,f,w i i, if .e'. J Irr , ,',, f,j!2j1fQf2zf,ff ' ' ffsr ' 11-1 , ' '-r:Q ':' f 'iA . P .'..'.., , , if ,.,.. A f fffwmffa 471 If f V Wfhfzlff , -, ,Z ,, f ff 4 . 1 ,f Wf , f 'f V ' ' ' Q ', f ' 'L2 ff!j'f Q f y-Z, V N iff ,ZW JACK SOCKIN 97-ll 22lst Street Queens Village 9, N. Y. Maior: Political Science Destination: Law School Q. C. Debating Society, Sec. and Vice-Pres., Crown, Hillel. WARREN STORY 98-06 l6lst Avenue Howard Beach, N. Y. Maior: Science Dead End Boys, Pre-Med So- ciety. l02 MAE R. stem 143-I0 Frankli A Flushing, Ylfenue Maior: Psychology Destination: Graduate School-for Ph D . Clinical Psychology' I In Vice-Pres., Psycholog CI Choral Society, Girls' Gllee Clgbl Biology Club. ' JoAN srRoLLo 95-30 l25th Street Richmond Hill I9, N, Y, Maior: Studio Art Destination: Parsons School of Design, Columbia University Alpha Alpha Sigma, Student Christian Association. 19... I ff! X .3 ,. dem ff f it -2, -.f , L, ., 5Z, ' ,472 5 11. . 1 I , f V, 32 Q, ,. 'fi , A ,f5c,j. Q I E V I If 1 , , - fi.. .1 . .Iw i ' 'V WV . P I Q. : V f 0'-fff f ' , ,iik-97 JOAN STUDER Maior: History Destination: Elementary School Teaching Crown, Phi Alpha Theta. GEORGE TAUSCH 53-32 205th Street Bayside, N. Y. Major: Biology-Chemistry Destination: Graduate School Alpha Beta Gamma, Broadcast- efS: Chemistry Society, Pre-Med- lcal Society, Silhouette Staff. . Q. fp MILDRED I. SUCOV 60-20 Fresh Pond Road Maspeth, N. Y. Maior: Education Destination: Teaching Hillel, I. Z. F. A., Iota Alpha Pi, Y. P. A. BARBARA VAN BUREN I4l4 Eggert Place Far Rockaway, N. Y. Major: Sociology Newman Club, Phi Gamma lfounder and presidentl, Student Council, Crown, N. S. A. Dele- gate, Q. C. Liberal, Student Council Service Award, Masonic Award, Senior Class President. Passed with distinction: French Reading Test. IO3 -2 1 Y N X lil? i i ,... ' N, I 'iki Q I 1' l PETER M. SUSSMAN 98-41 6-4th Road Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Political Science Destination: Scientific Doctorate Cercle Francais. ALFRED G. VASSALOTTI 95-76 lI5th Street Richmond Hill I9, N. Y. Maior: Mathematics Destination: Scientific Doctorate Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Alpha Honor Service Society, Mathe- matics Prize, L. 81 A. Compre- hensive, Dean's List, Chess Club, Chess Team, Sigma Alpha, Mathematics Club, Chemistry Society, Biology Club, Summa Cum Laude. DORIS VORWALD l73-41 lO4th Avenue Jamaica 5, N. Y. Maior: Anthropology-Sociology Destination: Librarian Newman Club: Epsilon Phi Sigma: Anthropology-Sociology Club: Library Fellowship. LIONEL WALLENROD 75-30 ll3th Street Forest Hills, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Success Phi Epsilon Pi: Broadcasters Club: Debate Club: Economics Club. JUNE WADDELL MARILYN WEBER l3O-13 ll9th Street Ozone Park l6, N. Y. Maior: Sociology Destination: Business Theta Sigma. 'IO4 1 - zu , ,AW - .pfff if X ' I -' gf, , f ,yy f 'f aff. f A ,rff . H, ,M gg, fw.,,, i :rrr : ri HENRY J. WALKER 69-66 179th Street Flushing, N. Y. Maior: History Destination: Teaching Beta Phi: Phi Alpha Omegfi Golf Team: A Cappella Choir: History Club: Varsity Club: ln' tramural Team SporfS- ERWIN WEISBERG 85-28 164th Street Jamaica, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Education The Crown, Editor-in-Chief: .De- bate Society: Campus Coalition: A. P. o., Playshop: Broadcast ers: Rampart: Senior Clas Council. S EDWARD A. WEISMAN 103-32 lI2th Street Richmond Hill, N. Y. Major: Political Science Destination: Federal Bureau of Investigation Pipe and Bowl: Newman Club. LESLIE M. WERBEL I39-29 230th Place Laurelton, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Destination: Chemist Phi Beta Kappa: DeC1n'S List: Chemistry Society: Rifle Club: Chess Club: Crown: Silhouette: Ass't. Treasurer Senior Class: HERB WEISS 74-TO 43rd Avenue Elmhurst, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Destination: Organic Research Chemist Treasurer of Senior Class: Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity: Chemistry Society: Senior Prom Committee: Silhouette Staff: Intramural Soft- ball, Basketball, Football: Usher at Graduation, Feb. '5I: Senior Dinner Committee. ELAINE WERTHEIM 828 Saratoga Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Major: Music ,-,M - ': - ,- I e . H'lI I ' , 5. '. ., F .1 - , ' I 'W zz .. ,I ff fl -A ' 7 4311.-:Q -, v . A f .-vw ,4 v ,f f f Sf... 1 . ,.Q:fff ', ., 1 -fits : -aff ' 1:1 4-' 5 ,-,av 1 49- - :Q-VV, : az ' 4 -31' 4 ,.- - . , fd ff-if Wifi, f -si , ,V 15535: f ., -5: N ,yy .,:: o -X X ' ' -'-'YW W f ' - ' '.v:.1'2..' lf Q 4 ' ' j . I, W ff :E MM ,my if: tv , -'f ' f ff 'B ff' Edizffis. .::f. if' f , ',f ' ff ,Q X ' , I ,uf ji? 4 ' A' '-f' ' f . , 4. .p,..,f,, ,sf 2 0, ,wif ' i'Eii:','- 1 s , u 1' .V 1' I .,, .... . . I 514 f 'ff :ff - 4' ,, , .W .5 7 A , y t, X f W 1 -f,y ,IyZ2ff',' f, QV! . , gg 3 105 FLORENCE M. WEISSINGER 97-26 95th Street Major: Education Destination: Teaching Alpha Lambda Omicron, Treas urer: Intramurals: Playshop Newman Club: Education Club SHIRLEY WEXLER I689 Lafayette Avenue Bronx 61, N. Y. Major: Chemistry Destination: Chemist Chemistry Society: Phi Gamma, Outdoor Club: Dean's List. , ffffm JOHN CURTIS WHITE 37-60 88th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Frerich Destination: State Department Cercle Francais, Newman Club: Outdoor Club. JAY WILSON 3I-O3 23rd Street Long Island City, N. Y. Major: Music Canterbury Club, Peers and Peris, Campus Coalition, N. A. A. C. P. DOLORES WILKINSON 212-I6 93rd Avenue Queens Village, N. Y. Maior: Economics Destination: Statistical Work Alpha Lambda Omicron: lntra murals, Canterbury Club. RICHARD WILSON 37-46 8lst Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Maior: Mathematics Destination: Actuary Republican Club. IO6 MARJORIE WILLIAMS 2Ol-O9 53rd Avenue Bayside, N. Y. Maior: Biology Destination: Hartford Seminar for Master's Degree in Religiouz Education Student Christian Association PHYLLIS WINER l4O-IO Franklin Avenue Flushing, N. Y. Maior: Home Economics Destination: Dietitian Crown, Outdoor Club, French Club, Mu Pi: Hillel. L- JUSTINE T. BECKER ,f ' ff-fm: 1 -'ry' ,I - , I , ff - -, V V Z ' 19 ' ' 521 A Z y . fg puff ,W , , .. W7 f V 1,5 f ,f , 4 yzfff 1111, ,. . . .ff ! KA? 4, fl fy! mf f Z ,ff f , Q if f' f f 5 f f, , fo 1 , f f JW ' ff WW f ,ff ?5! 4 1 Of ff V ff! ,af I2 ' f 1 1 M0 ,QW ff! ff WWW0 1 WQMZQ f J ! ff 'f , 'M' 02705 .7 . n 'Z'-JI' W' ff' f, ' ,f 2 f , ww- , M i . gf, ,f . ff ...f-11.1. .f -I ff- fff, fi g! 'J if ff? W4 , Z7Xf -r wi -f6ff4ffff1f.f: f ,ffffff 5 WW fffyffw . ' f , X f I Z' ' . 187-35 115th Road St. Albans 12, N. Y. RICHARD BRACCO 29-19 201st Street Bayside, N. Y. INGEBORG BROKER 78-02 222nd Street Bayside, N. Y. BENJAMIN CONKLIN 85-70 148th Street Jamaica 2, N. Y. DONALD CURRAN 34-47 91st Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. CHARLES E. ENGELKE 119-59 178th Place St. Albans 12, N. Y. JOSEPH FEDRICH 128-11 14th Avenue College Point, N. Y. EDWARD FEIGEN 76-36 113th Street DAVID M. FRIEDMAN 123-21 97th Avenue Richmond Hill, N. Y. JUDITH GREENSPAN 43-49 42nd Street Long Island City, N. Y. MARCY HARRIS KALISHER 189-04 64th Avenue Fresh Meadows, N. Y. TAGORA G. KATZ 500 C Grand Street New York 2, N. Y. fyzfffy, ,, - , -. !fff'ff f - . fzfff 1 SY ZELANKO 97-20 75th Street Ozone Park 17, N. Y. Maior: Economics-Accounting Destination: Accounting Field Alpha Gamma, I. F. C., Repre- sentative, Basketball Intramural Champs, Stags, 1948, Softball Intramurals, Dime Follies, Song Fests, Prom Committee, Ass't. Treasurer, Senior Class. Camera Shy .IUDITH KLEIN 136-05 Sanford Avenue Flushing, N. Y. BARBARA RICHTER KRAMER 69-40 Yellowstone Boulevard Forest Hills, N. Y. ALICE LAKE 60-44 83rd Place Elmhurst, N. Y. CAROL LEFKOWITZ 25-36 97th Street E. Elmhurst, N. Y. ARTHUR J. LESSER 23-12 35th Avenue Jackson Heights, N. Y. ANDREW C. LoCASTRO 678 Seneca Avenue Ridgewood 27, N. Y. JEANNE A. LONDON 34 Greenway Terrace Forest Hills, N. Y. DOROTHY LORIS 161-32 84th Avenue Jamaica, N. Y. HELEN RARDIN NASTRI 153 Berry Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. NORMA NERTZ 3124 Cold Spring Road Far Rockaway, N. Y. GEO. NUGENT 149-27 Hollywood Averwe Flushing, N. Y. 107 GEORGE S. PETITPAS 118-14 Queens Boulevard Forest Hills, N. Y. ALLYN PHILLIPS 115-109 231st Street St. Albans, N. Y. EDNA ICITRONI PORES 345 East Front Street Long Beach, N. Y. 65-07 181st Street Fresh Meadows, Flushing, N. JOAN SCANLAN 90-13 213th Street Queens Vil age, N. Y. DON Z. SILVERMAN 43-24 43rd Street Long Island City, N. Y. ELIZABETH J. STOCKMAN 54-06 Skillman Avenue Woodside, N. Y. RALPH M. THOMAS 92-45 219th Street Queens Village, N. Y. MARILYN STERN WEILAND 78-04 147th Street Kew Gardens Hills, N. Y. JOHANNA WIENER 958 Madison Avenue New York, N. Y. ALAN WOLFE 33-25 161st Street Flushing, N. Y. JEANNE RUSSELL Y ,Q -O 1- nf '. 'H' ,-nv .1 .:11 v A -Q- 1 JANUARY 1947: Dr. Harold Lenz ap- pointed Dean of Students . . . Demand in- vestigation of Council . . . Beginning of two party system on campus. FEBRUARY 1947: Lower Lounge converted into additional cafeteria space . . . City Planning Commission postpones Science building . . . Bookstore deserts the Lower Lounge and moves to L Building . . . All reserve books moved to K library thanks to loan ot shelves by Queens Borough Public Library . . . Dorothy Thompson speaks on Recent Impression of Europe sponsored by Commission on Food for Europe . . . Pro- .W -....-:...-,- A L. -, , Y 1- 1-.1-If-.Q-....,:v.,, vw-, tessor Charles Haywood appears on Henry Morgan Show for second time. MARCH 1947: House Plan adopts a war orphan . . . Leadbelly sings in auditorium . . . Dr. Dorothy Richardson is Chairman ot Com- mittee designed to plan Master's Degree course in Education . . . Gpera Workshop presents Marriage of Figaro, Herbert Grossman conducting . . . Two horses on campus tor St. Patrick's Day Parade. CLASS HISTCDRY E APRIL 1947: The Frosh-Soph tug-of-wor won by vig- orous freshmen . . . Foculty upholds bon on A. Y. D. MAY 1947: Student Porty formed . . . Compus Cooli- tion founded . . . Thorton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth presented by ployshop . . . Compus Coolition wins 20 out of 28 Council seots. r'f MWWWWZ SEPTEMBER 1947: S. A. O. membership becomes com- pulsory . . . Deon Kiely becomes Acting President-Dr. Klopper begins six months tour of U. S. colleges. OCTOBER 1947: Queens ioins N. S. A .... Tenth An- niversory of Queens College . . . Three Queens students hold television debote on Schultz Amendment. . - - T W ,4:N 4 ,1 . 4 ' 'i ' ' V ' Z! i 13.3 ' . mv? , V, ,, , ...,., . , V, vc., ,.., , .,,5,fQ, -1 '3'f:,:E1'6e4?32 , 4' 515135 fy-f'.1f . ' 23? 5' fa 3 :'1i1if:5: I. 't M- 0-4 .- ' 21' ,.i' .. gf 2 , -We ff, M K I I.. ,gy-. 1 1 ,gf 1:55 -1- .14 'izfi , 1 if 35 wish.. ' ?-jail! . if NOVEMBER 1947: Ed Cooperstein directs Arthur Godfrey Show during Operoatio Collegitote ot C. B. S .... H. M. S. Pino- tore presented by Peets ond Peris . . . Robert Q. Lewis entertoins Gt Queens. A DECEMBER 1947: Student Porty split on A. Y. D. FEBRUARY 1948: First Art Exhibition in Upper Lounge. MARCH 1948: Crown mimeogrcaphed due to ocute shortoge of funds. MAY 1948: Plciyshop's Volrsity show Living on Blueprints re- ceived with enthusiosm . . . Dr. Klopper resigns Presidency. . . Kevin O'Sullivoln, member of Pipe cmd Bowl, wins on Arthur Godfrey's Tcilent Scout Program. 111 SEPTEMBER 1948: Veteran enrollment de- creases . . . New gymnasium useless because of water shortage . . . First graduate Educa- tion courses given . . . Large frosh enrollmem, NOVEMBER 1948: Phi Alpha Theta, ng- tional honorary history fraternity, apprgyes formation of chapter at Queens. DECEMBER 1948: The Man Who Came To Dinner, hilarious play by Kaufman and Hart, presented by Playshop. FEBRUARY 1949: College Presidency still doubtful . . . Dr. John Williamson dies sud- denly . . . Liberals win 19 seats. MARCH 1949: 3131 register this term . . . Opera Workshop presents Down in the Val- ley . . . New rushing procedure formulated . . . Harry Cykman, violinist, appears . . .Col- lege survey reveals that two out of five stu- 112 dents work part-time . . . Ralph Gillen, Gloria Blazsik, Walter Wanger, Gloria Hochman at- tend Rutgers University Model General As- semblY' MAY 1949: Hillel launches United Jewish Welfare Fund . . . National honor history fraternity accepts twelve history maiors . . . Queens Senior Prom held at Beekman Towers .. .Open House program held at Queens for first time . . . Twenty Siamese students arrive to study educational methods . . . Dr. Ralph Linton, sponsored by the Anthro-Soc Club, discusses The Impact of Culture on Person- ality . . . Architectural plans for the new library building forwarded to the Board of Estimates. JUNE I9-49: Liberals win sixteen seats . . . Paul Sherlock becomes President of the Stu- dent Body . . . Epsilon Phi Sigma and Phi Omega Alpha win Annual Song Fest honors . . . Unity Council reorganized . . . Graduat- ing class, 331 students, largest in college history. SEPTEMBER l949: 700 frosh enter Queens . . . Phi Beta Kappa admits Queens College chapter . . . 45 new faculty members . . . New gymnasium scheduled to open soon . . . Newman Club holds Tea in order to welcome freshmen . . . Cooperative bookstore being planned . . . Choral group rehearses The Messiah . . . Accounting students achieve high rating on American Institute of Account- ants Examination . . . Reception held for foreign students from France, Venezuela, Greece, and Italy . . . Peers and Peris present Iolanthe . . . State Department representa- tive, Dr. Wallace McLure, lectures on U. N. affairs. OCTOBER 1949: Dr. Theobqld in- stalled as College President . . .Judge 9 Daniel Fitzgerald addresses Youn Democratic Club . . . Hillel awards service keys . . . Dr. Boris Schwarz becomes Music Department Chairman . . . Campaign begun for Speech and Hearing Center . . . Newman Club adds two study discussion groups 10 its program . . . Political Science class telephones Senator Bridges . . .Vet- erans Administration directive causes controversy . . . Radio Forum opens its sixth year . . . Newman Club sponsors flower show for Polio Fund . . . Doctors Shaftel, Marcson, Gray speak before Houseplan. Faculty Concert given . . . Iota Alpha Phi has Daffodil Day . . . Phi Gamma sponsors clothing drive . . . Hillel Foundation Carnival gives proceeds to U. J. W. F .... Debate Society sends six delegates to Rhode Island University. APRIL I950: Singer Alan Dale honored at Savoy Plaza Junior Prom . . . French Club, Le Cercle Francais, presents a one act com- edy . . . Sigma Alpha inducts eleven students . . . Student Conference to study discrimin tion in texts. Q. MAY 1950: Dr. Theobald addresses pqr- ents at Open House . . . Phi Beta Kqppq elects twenty-six. Varsity Show, A La Carte, presented . . . Sigma Delta Chi and Pipe qnd Bowl win Song Fest honors . . . Dr. Bergel and Dr. Shaftel give Lecture on T. S. Eliot . ,, Folk Dance Festival a success under the able direction of Dr. Mildred Spiesman . . .Mqg. delena Riano voted Campus Heart Throb. SEPTEMBER I950: Baruch gift aids Queens Speech Clinic . . . Freshman class of 700 sets record . . . Ira Remsen Hall opened for classes . . . Student Council reinstated . . . Trial by Jury presented by Peers and Peris. OCTOBER l950: Hillel sponsors Psychol- ogy Lecture Series . . . Dr. Hortense Powder- maker's new book, Hollywood, The Dream Factory, is published . . . Science Depart- ment considers course in chemical warfare . . . Political Science students visit U. N. . . . S. A. O. Dance features Ginnie Powell with Boyd Raeburn Orchestra . . . Dean Lenz and Mr. Straus speak at Academic Freedom Fo- rum . . . Broadcasters present The Hitch- hiker on radio . . . A. P. O., Phi Gamma, and Theatre Bureau set up student ticket service . . . Dr. Ascher, U. N. expert, speaks on The Work of the U. N. in Backward Areas . . . Selective Service Committees rec- ommend deferment for top students. NOVEMBER l950: President Theobald, Dean Lenz, and Dr. Haywood featured in Phi Delta Rho's second Faculty Show . - - Keep Cafeteria Clean campaign launched by lnterservice Committee . . . Pianist Irene Rosenberg performs at Queens Musicale . . . Mel Schlecter and Ellie Dorsey elected King and Queen of Campus . . . N. A. A. C. P- reopens drive against history text . . . Df- Powdermaker appears on Author Meets the Critic radio program. DECEMBER 1950: Playshop presents All My Sons . . . Snow storm causes power failure and suspension of classes . . . 250 students attend presentation of The Quiet One sponsored by Phi Gamma . . . Q. C. Liberals reinstated . . . First issue of The Queens Garter published . . . Pianist Jeanette Haien performs at last Musicale of the term . . . Choral Society performs The Messiah. JANUARY 1951: City Board of Estimate approves Library Fund . . . Barbara Van Buren and James Elsbery nominated for President of Student Body . . . Peace Forum includes Dr. Henry David and Dr. Oscar Shaftel . . . S. A. O. Dance features Ray Eberle and Helen Ramsey. FEBRUARY 1951: N. A. A. C. P. and His- tory Department agree on new textbook . . . James Elsbery elected President of Student Body . . . Last February graduation held . . . Billy Butterfield Orchestra highlights S. A. O. Dance. MARCH 1951: Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt dis- cusses Education for Peace before en- thusiastic student audience . . . Power Unit under construction behind the cafeteria build- ing . . . College opposes business zone near Campus . . .Barney Ross helps launch U. J. A. Drive. APRIL 1951: A Day at Queens College, G documentary sound-color film depicting student life at Queens, will go into produc- tion soon under inter-departmental direction - . . Six Q. C. students travel to Philadelphia in Order to attend model U. N. General As- Sembly . . . Professor Lionel Trilling of Colum- bla University speaks on The Poet as Hero: Keats in His Letters at a Tea sponsored by l the Journal Club . . . Arthur Berger, noted music critic, lectures on Two Main Currents in Contemporary Music . . . First meeting of the Student-Faculty Committee held . . . Dr. Robert Pratt, Chaucer scholar, accepts pro- fessorship at University of North Carolina. MAY 1951 : Three one act plays presented by Playshop . . . Improvements started on parking areas . . . Varsity Show presents Time Out for Love. 4f5 Q X ki 1? g 4- f f L A ,f f nm , Q svn 'Z' f. SILHOUETTE Edifor ....... ...... ......... J i m Elsbery Associafe Edifor ......... ......... G loria Blaszik Phofography Edifor ........ ....... C hris POUIOS Liferary Edifor ....... ..,,,,,, B ernice Boeggeman Adverfising Manager ........ ,.,,,,, B ill Minard Business Manager ......... ,,.,,, G eorge Tausch 120 Edlfor .................-......----- Leonord Sloone Business Manager .......... ........... G erold Cusper Arf Edifor ......... ................... M onroe Letmon Advisor .......... .......... D octor Dwight Durling f' XS' so E7 v r 55.1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .................. ............ B czrbcarcu Von Buren Vice Presidenf ........... ................... C hris POUIOS Treasurer ............. .,.,..,..., H erb Weiss 122 STUDENT COUNCIL Presidenf .......................... ...........Jim Elsberry Execuiive Secrefory ............ nllhunnhlt J Une Johansen Recording Secrefory .......... Corresponding Secreiory ........... Joyce Levine ..........Iris Horowitz 123 SIGMA ALPHA Presidenf ............... ........ V idca SiIversT0ne Vice Presidenf ......... .................. L ilo Brounsfein Secrefary ........ ....... M carilyn Mczgenheimer 124 President .............. Vice President ........... Treasurer ......... Secrefory .......... PHI GAMMA .....................BeHy Krom Rita Wcrmbrond ............Pc1uIc1 Stern . ............ Selma Horberg 125 . Wvyy- ff! A4 , my V0 1 3 if Wf ?4 L? Q m LA SOCIEDAD HISPANICA 126 Presldenf' ..........--------- -- Vice Presidenf... ' Secretory ................ DEBATING SOCIETY ..........Jerry Levey ..............Fronk Weiss Renobe Seger 127 EDUCATION CLUB Presidenf .............. ........... G oldie Kerr Vice Presidenr ............ .......... F rcmces Kossin Secrefory .............. ,,,,.,,,... J one? Shc1pir0 Treasurer .... ,.,,.,,,,,..,, C carol Kossin 128 INTERFRATERNITY CCDUNCIL Presrdenf .................. Pat Philbin Vice Presrdenf ........... Diane Benaffi Secretary ............ Joan Adams Treasurer ............. Pat De Bellis ALPHA LAMBDA GMICRON Dolores Wilkenson Frances Migliorafo .Margaret Herbank .Barbara Newman ALPHA DELTA PI Presrdenf ...........,,,.,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Vice Presidenr ........... Treasurer .......,,.,.,,,,,, Secretary ......... Presrdem' ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice Presidenf ........... Secrefcry .,.....,,.,,..,,,, Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ALPHA OMEGA 130 Repple .Bourbon rc: Goolsky ,...,.-..,.,AIuce Ducme Diono Scogncmillo ........Juc:1ni'rc1 Amon .......-....Jecanne Selreil ..,..,,...DoHie Gorsuch ............BeHy Pcpczin BETA SIGMA QMICRON EPSILQN Pl-H SIGMA 1 President ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,..,..,,,.....,,,,,.....,.,,,.....,,,....,,,.,.....A.,.......,,..............., Arlyn Runge Vice President ,...,.,,,,,..,,,...,.,.,.,,,,...,..,..........,.............................,....A....................... Marie Hanson Secretary .,.,,.,,,.,.,,,,,, ,,,,,...,., G lorio Blcxzsik Treasurer .............. ........., ............. J cz net Harvey 131 . ICJTA ALPHA PI President ....,..,,, T .,,,,, .,,,.-,,,,,..,-.,,,.....-.,.-,--., ---------,,------ .l--.- Vice President ......... Secretary ...,,,,,,,., SIGMA PSI President ..........,,,.,,, .,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,--.,,-'..- . H .---.- Vice President ........ S ecretary ,,..,,,,,,,,, Treasurer ,.,,,,,,, ----..-.-----. 132 .....Wilmc1 Shaffer ....-..-..Leilc1 Garfunkel Lelyca Rosenberg .......VioIet Doring ......Annc1 Leone ..........Doris Humm -.....Helene Astner Q,-Q THETA NU President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,, ,,.................................................. .............. H e len Bellin Vice President ,.,,,,,,,,, ...... .... . .................... N 0 ncy Byrne Secretary .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........ R osemcry Vierling Treasurer ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ............. M cry Harrison President ........... Vice President ......... Treasurer ........... Secretory ........... THETA SIGMA ........Rosemclry Zito ,...............Jone Villetf ........Audrey Pinney ,,,,.,,....Mcrie Ccltopono 133 1 11' 1 11 11 i1 1 1 1 11 11 11 111 i 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 Q11 1? 1,3 1! 11 1! 1. 131 1511 13,1 V 111 11 11 11 11 1 4' .1 111 ALPHA GAMMA tfi President ................... .................................,...................,........,..,...,,,..,............... R ichdrd M0rriS 2 Vice President ............ ,,,..,,.,.,.,,,. E d. Grofnuller Secretary ................................. ..........,,., H ermcin SchloSS if 1 1 1 ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA 111 1511 President ......................................................................,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Richard Costa 11, Vice President ..................... . ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, S, Harrison 11 Secretary .......... Q ....... ....,,,...,., G regory Kennedy Treasurer .............. .......... ......,,.,,.,. R i chord Peterec Q1 134 ALPHA PHI OMEGA El. 5 I Q -as Q 31 rm Presidenf ................,. ,........................,.,...... ...,.............................................................. D o n Kcnnn Vice President ,.,......... ............. G eorge Becsfon Treasurer ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ................... H erb Hoell DEAD END BUYS Pregidenf ....,...,-,,,,.,,,.,.,. A,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,.,,,.,,,....,..... .................. P e 'fer Nord Vice President ,,,,..,.,,,. --.---------.- J ack GiGfhi0f1 Secretary ........... -------------------- A I POUCC Treasurer ,,.,,,,, .................... ........... 5 0 m Peyer 135 PHI EPSILON PI Presidem' .......................... ................................................................ .............. A r noId BSCICGI' Vice Presidenf ............... ............... A I SkoIniCkS Secretary ..................... ............ R onald Aronson Treasurer ...... .......................................................................................... D avid GerSI10l1 PHI OMEGA ALPHA Presidenf ........... .......................................................................................,,.,,,,.,,,,,.. A I Phillips Secrefary ........... ....................,..,., D ick Hattan Treasurer. ......................... ....,. . I 36 Anthony Robinson PIPE AND BOWL Presidenf .................,.. ..................................................................... .............. V i n Baiakian Vice President ,,.,,.,,,,,, .............. J oe Fredrech Secretary ,,,....,.,,,.. . ........... Bill Kogler Treasurer ,,,,,..,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,,.,..,.,,.,........................ ........... J a ck Ryan Presidenf ........... PSI ZETA OMICRON Gilbert Pavone Gerald Casper Vice Presrdenf ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,..,.................................... ............................................. Secretary .............. 137 George Planos ff f 'J I N- 1 Nc V 5 Q, . '34f.f? 3' ' Nc. SPORTS espite obstacles of size, youth, com- parative obscurity and academic inclina- tion, Queens College has managed, in its thirteen years and particularly in the last four years, to gain athletically, a position of power among the smaller colleges in the Metropolitan area. Handicapped at its inception by the midget size of its male student body, rarely hovering over the 1500 mark, by the fact that it takes years . . . decades to fashion really powerful intercollegiate squads, by the realization that good high school athletes will not tend ordinarily to gravitate towards a school which does not boast a long and rich ath- letic heritage, and by the general stressing of the academic aspects of college life and the underplaying of the physical education facets of a liberal arts education by the early school officials, Queens embarked nevertheless on a policy of varsity compe- tition and within a few years was not only able to hold its own among local competi- tors, but in many instances miraculously become a ranking power in Met circles. At the start, Queens opened its compe- tition in basketball and baseball against local high school competition. Even in those circles the first Knight athletes were not overwhelmingly successful, bowing in both sports to schools like Flushing and Jamaica High. For years, varsity competition was limited to those sports, while the great stress was placed on intra-mural athletics, a program which has reached vast and comprehensive proportions today, and g which is one of the most successful ven- tures of its kind on any campus. Perhaps even more than other schools, Queens was hard hit by the advent of World War ll, for then, the ordinarily small male enrollment, rapidly depleted by the armed forces, gradually diminished to an appallingly low figure. Nevertheless, ath- letics were maintained, and some new sports were engendered during the early 4O's, including a tennis team, a soccer team, and, under the guidance of record high iumper George Spitz a sort of semi- formal track squad. With the termination of hostilities in '45, Gnd the return to school of the great bulk of the male student body, sports began a new life at Queens. Lesser known squads were formed, mainly through the unstinting efforts of the students interested, and soon Queens boasted teams in rifle, bowling, and table tennis. lt was perhaps in the last named sport that the Flushing school re- ceived its most publicity, for the Knight squad boasted the talents of the National and International Woman's Champion, Peggy McLean. The two other teams plugged along, embarking on a competi- tive program that included competition with the top schools in the city. It was during the athletic season of 1947-1948, the term of the entrance of the present graduating class, that sports at Queens began a complete reiuvenation. The renaissance manifested itself particu- larly in the four major sports, basketball, baseball, tennis, and soccer. At that time, a permanent coaching staff, comprised of physical education teachers, was named, and a genuine effort was exerted to propel Queens, within the limits of its rigid aca- demic standards, to a position of eminence among schools of equal size. The coaches at that time, and they have remained intact with one exception, were Bob Salmons, basketball, Bob Tierney, baseball, George Spitz, tennis, and Glen Howard, Soccer. Bill Madden remained as head of the Outdoor Club and of the very important Recreation Committee of the Physical Education Department. Salmons, former football and hoop ace at Murray State, Kentucky, suffered a usual Queens fate in his first year, drop- ping more than twice as many games as he won. By the '48-49 season, sparked by George Gaetano, Bruce Hurley, and Dewey Sehring, who set an all-time Queens scoring record with 345 points, the Salmonsmen had made a complete about face, compiling a record of T5 wins against 8 losses. The highlight of the sea- son was the Knights' brilliant one point win over Hofstra, after having trailed by T7 points at the half. ln an extra-season game against Hofstra, which began the Greater New York Collegiate Conference, Queens was unable to repeat against the flying Dutchmen and went down to defeat in the opening round. During the '49-50 season, practically the same team, minus the spectacular Gaetano, had an almost identical season, emerging with a l5 and 7 slate. ln the Conference, the Knights placed in a tie with .Hofstra for second place honors. Hurley, who shared the award with Gae- tano the year before, won the Regan-Stein Most Valuable Player Trophy. One of the highlights of that season, was the concentration of the great JV Squad, under the brilliant tutelage of Guido Foglia. Considered one of the top fledgling squads in the city, the embryo Knights had a 19 and 3 season, and peo- ple looked to them to supply the varsity with some of the brightest stars in Queens history. The present season started as people had expected. Hit hard early in the season by the loss to Uncle Sam of two of the great stars of the former wonder JV'ers, John McShane and Pete Hoban, and the loss by graduation of Shering and Hurley, the two most prolific scorers in Knight hoop history, Queens nevertheless looked like a smooth-working combination in pre-season scrimmages. Sparked by soph- omore Bob Shapiro, who had led the JV with 333 points, co-captains Arnie Markbreiter, and Herb Sessler, Dave lnz, Dan Kostyshyn, Bob Burggraf and Bob Bier, fans looked to the Knights for their greatest season in history. After the first eleven games it looked as though the Knights would far exceed everyone's expectations. After holding powerful, prefix CCNY even until nine minutes before the end when its big men Kostyshyn and lnz fouled out, the Flushingites went on to win ten straight, including a brilliant 80-61 victory over highly-touted Brooklyn College, in what was probably the greatest game a Queens team ever played. Suddenly, however, the Knights lost their touch. Following an extended mid-season layoff, the Salmonsmen came back to drop seven games in a row. Regaining their form they managed to take their next two, but then dropped the season's finale in a fantastic, five-overtime thriller to Cooper Union, 110-105. Shapiro, who scored 317 points was the Knights' big gun, and was honored to a second place berth on the Metropolitan All-Star team by the NYC's sportswriters. Uncle Sam willing, the future looks bright for basketball at Queens. Shapiro, Bier, lnz, and another sophomore, Bill O'Meara, should all be around for several years, along with diminutive Seneca Thompson, a high 144 o le 0Sl u Pli- nie ruf Ory, for ven lnz liunl ubly nded in u ' then ooper rl was um by USERS all be 0 high ms . .Af ff f. Z ,,,.4,sff 1 f . .. , g...f,4 :ye f 7 rf 1 9 41 f y N fggwfffw .sf .ff- -.yf f ,7 y 3 2 7 , 4 if-ig s i ' ' 'f ' M fi.. .PW whiz s , 5 l 115, 7 W , , 1 1 9' b9?4,.f'1- v . .K .-ff.,-j.,,.. . , .H f :.y,.f.+- . .. ff. -,g,g2w,- 1 . - A ., 4, ., ' ' ., y 'S WH 'g' 1- :?fg'4,:4-f1'g:4'p0S, cZa 4' V ' . '0S .-- 735' 4 - ' 3403 ff-4? ' f ,, we 1 3 f:fg:': 190 I I veffflywf ,, . sf,.,.fe-1.2:-yawffv -zysyoiff-i, siswrv.4f sy. f KA-m..f+::.4 z ' H f . 4 ' ., ,..Qx i WMWMWE .- zs,,:esffe251i2eivie9E ieeeefrseeih 1 :nv Qffc' 7 we ,dwarf , eceeev Qweeseeeeseewesweu, rea' f 5 . f A -.,. fi. ,-.4.f.- v , 52. .5 -g44v,S,.f1.1 4 , . . 4 .Q V 174, ,f- . Q www? - . - g:,yQ::f.:,g.:g?Zg',?Z3.g.. .,f ...,.z , 5 1443 . A - , , i, f if . i' K if T , V yi ' f-it fi-,ja':f'f,2t1:vf ' ., ,, X-sf . . ff . ! y.fwe1,w2mQ?n, f . wh' k36Yi f ff,sfw g,w Ma xi ? - -5' P J ' ' . . ,V . ' fff.-gffl . 2,3 W .wfv Y ig, fl T . I , ,Q,,-.,,,,.,,, 4 - , '1Ee?::f , 5 f f 31. .. 4 K Kgs? mf' sf , W , ., ,.,,,, s ,, Q, ' V , if -f V U ag' -.ff if -1-lmaiglfbsf ., . 145 scoring speedster who came up from Charlie Mand's freshman team at mid-season and soon worked himself into a first-string berth, On the baseball scene, after fiery coach Bob Tierney took over the reins in the l94Os there was a similar rise in success. The '49 aggregation chalked up a commendable slate, including twin wins over St. Francis and a victory over highly regarded City College. The mainsprings of the Knight nine that year were the three smooth field- ing clouters who made up the great- est outer garden trio in Knight history, George Morfesi, Gene Eliasoph, and .lohn Constantino, shortstop Aram Nalbandian, and a perennial on the Queens sport scene, flashy Joe Lo- castro, who batted second that year in the Metropolitan area. Last year, behind the strong right arm of lanky Bob Mueller, whose 7 and 2 record and 2.84 earned run average rated him a bid from several major league clubs including the one he accepted, the Chicago White Sox, Tierney's charges notched a splendid l l and 7 record. John Moench, Frand Gliva, Bob Shapiro, and Jim Odrich helped the ever-present Locastro in the hitting department, as the Knights emerged with another win over City, and victories over Adelphi and St. Francis. 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Igil:2fgfifiiififififififisiliiiiiiiiiififiiififiiii?iiiifi5EfififififlfiiEffffffflfffffilifiiiiiiiiiil 3555255 .,.,,.,...,...:. 52525552 EIEIEIEIEIEEEEEEE 255555E533E5E5E555555E5?5lQ6fE2EIifiEi1E:E:E:E:E: Effffiifiliiliffffi- :-53335232111-':2:1 552E52222255555EEEEEIEIEISIEIEZEE E5E5E5E232i5555E5E5EiE5E5E5EfEIE5E basis during the early forties, during which track records were considerably slower than most high school marks, the sport was dropped early after the war's start. lt was not reinstated until 1950, when several diehards persuaded. basketball ace Charlie Mand to take over the fold, and, despite totally inadequate training facilities, the Knight cindermen, led by John Moyer, George Marinelli, and Vernon Griffith won their only two meets. At the beginning of the current campaign, the sport was threatened with dis- solution when Mand left the school. ln order to save ll, college President John J. Theobald agreed to take over the coaching duties, and despite the scoffing of those who were sure that his manifold academic chores would preclude any such outside work, Theobald stayed with the squad, and is currently prepping it for extensive inter-collegiate competi- 148 l nd nIH9 ave ll ,ef tht re all nd is m ell 1 tion. His co-workers in this unprecedented venture are equally prominent Queensites, Dr. Henry Miller, of the De- partment of Economics, and Dr. Edmund Woods, of the Department of Biology. All in all, the history of sports at Queens College has ben an eminently successful, if short one. Stimulated by coaches and students who gave unselfishly of their time and effort, sports have risen to a position of respect and esteem on campus and oFf. Today, Queens can boast of as fine an athletic record and program as any small college in the country, and it can still boast an unblemished aca- demic standing. Only when sports can mix successfully with studies, can they sincerely be said to be deserving of a place in college life, and it is this happy, enviable position that Queens College finds itself today. S lil 9 Er x 149 QUEENS COLLEGE ALMA MATER Blue and Silver proudly flying O'er the college we all love Sons and daughters pay their homage To our colors up above. Truest lame and brightest glory Thine will always, always be Evermore we'll sing thy praises Queens, our hearts go out to thee. 150 ALUMNI DIRECTORY Class of February l95l AFFLERBACH, JAMES ARTHUR, 33-19 147th St., Flushing, N. Y. AFFLERBACH, JOAN KELLY lMrs.l, See: Kelly, Joan ALEDORT, MARVIN M., 108-13 53rd Ave., Corona, N. Y. ARKUS, DEBORAH lMrs.l, 75-25 210th St., Bayside, N. Y. ARONOW, GERTRUDE MARKOWITZ, See: Marko- witz, Gertrude ARONOW, HYMAN, 68-10 150th St., Kew Gardens Hills, N. Y. AACHERMAN, CAROL A., 69-54 180th St., Flushing, N. Y. BARTIK, JOAN P., 45 Oak Drive, New Hyde Park, N. Y. BECK, JACQUELINE K., 144-65 35th Ave., Flushing, N. Y. BECKER, RENEE, 1023 Harrington Ave., Norfolk, Vir- ginia lMrs. Teitelmanl BERGIN, HELEN A., 69-08 68th St., Glendale, N. Y. BERLINER, RITA B., See: Kropf, Rita BERMAN, PAUL, 94-16 34th Road, Jackson Heights, N. Y. BETT'I, WALTER V., 162-15 32nd Ave., Flushing, N. Y. BIRGELES, DOLORES C., 28-18 Utopia Parkway, Flushing, N. Y. lMrs. Thomas Ryanl BLACKMAN, DELLA J., 86-50 188th St., Jamaica Estates, N. Y. lMrs. Sanford Schwartzl BLOCK, IRENE, 172-90 Highland Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. BLUCKER, ELSIE M., 37-44 108th St., Corona, N. Y. BRITT, MIRIAM, 93-24 Queens Blvd., Rego Park, N. Y. BRODERSEN, PHYLLIS HELFRICH lMrs.l, See: Helfrich, Phyllis B. BUCHBINDER, LOUIS, 35-56 94th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. BURGESS, HERALD L., 116-05 Newburg Street, St. Albans, N. Y. CAMARATA, ANNE R., 30-26 89th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. CANTOR, BERNICE, 61-85 78th St., Elmhurst, N. Y. CARLSON, FRANK W., 170-17 32nd Ave., Flushing, N. Y. CARMEL, GILDA R., 106-15 Quens Blvd., Forest Hills, N. Y. CAVOLI, MADELINE A., 42 Patterson Ave., Hemp- stead, N. Y. CHASSEN, SHELDON, 321 Woodline St., Brooklyn 27, N. Y. COHEN, GILBERT, 2220 Brookhaven Ave., Far Rock- away, N. Y. CONNOLLY, MARGARET M., 81-53 Cuthbert Road, Kew Gardens, N. Y. CORENTHAL, GLORIA, 101 1 Neilson Ave., Far Rock- away, N. Y. CORN, ALAN, 26-06 150th St., Flushing, N. Y. COUSINS, HERBERT R., 67-20 181st St., Flushing, N. Y. CRAWFORD, BEULAH A., 3 Adams St., N.W., Wash- ington, D. C. CRAWFORD, MARION J., 47-29 245th St., Douglas- ton, N. Y. CRONER, MAIE, 33-75 165th St., Flushing, N. Y. DALY, PATRICIA J., 223-14 105th Ave., Queens Village, N. Y. DAVIS, DONALD S., 63-53 Haring St., Forest Hills, N. Y. DEMMER, MARGARET B., 151 Capital Ave., Willis- ton Park, N. Y. lMrs. John Ericksonl DENNIS, ANDREW, 40-15 95th St., Elmhurst, N. Y. DICK, RONALD F., 9-05 150th St., Whitestone, N. Y. DINEEN, WALTER J., 119-21 Ninth Ave., College Point, N. Y. DOBROW, HELEN J., 41-28 74th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. DORFMAN, ANN B., 41-09 41st St., Long Island City, N. Y. DORFMAN, EARL S., 41-17 162nd St., Flushing, N. Y. DURAN, DoLoREs R., 105-15 227111 sf., Queens village, N. Y. EICHLER, FRANK K., 87-25 62nd Road, Middle Vil- lage, N. Y. ELLIOT, FLORENCE G., 47-25 48th St., Woodside, N. Y. ERICKSON, MARGARET DEMMER lMrs.l, See: Dem- mer, Margaret ESCHMANN, JOHN F., 115-83 225th St., St. Albans, N. Y. FAIRBANKS, BERNARD A., 22-20 76th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. FALANGA, SALVATORE J., 23-18 33rd Ave., As- toria, N. Y. FARIS, THOMAS M., 67-113 Clyde St., Forest Hills, N. Y. FELDMAN, BELLA R. lMrs.l, 1130 24th St., Richmond, California FILFUS, JOYCE A., 98-50 67th Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y. FORBES, CHRISTABEL A., 647 Monroc St., Brooklyn, N. Y. FRANK, PATRICIA J., 25-20 30th Road, Astoria, N. Y. FREDERICK, FRANCES T., 42-20 Kissena Blvd., Flush- ing, N. Y. FREEMAN, LOIS R., 63-58 76th St., Rego Park, N. Y. FREEMAN, LUCY A., 3479 Seymour Ave., Bronx 67, N. Y. FRIEDLAND, CLAIRE, 99-28 65th Road, Forest Hills, N. Y. GARRA, JOHN J., 50-36 96th St., Elmhurst, N. Y. GASSNER, RICHARD J., 34-11 75th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. GLENER, IRA, 148-10 Hillside Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. GOLDEN, CATHERINE A. Hchanged from Goldbergl, 43-39 41st St., Sunnyside, N. Y. GOLDOWITZ, ALMA L. lMrs.i, 144-06 37th Ave., Flushing, N. Y. GOLDSTEIN, FRED, 72-17 34th Ave., Jackson Heights, N. Y. GOODMAN, BONNIE R., 40-03 10th St., Long Island City, N. Y. GOODMAN, PHYLLIS A., See: Lovett, Phyllis A. GORDON, LUCILLE M. IMrs.I, 67 Ave. A., New York 3, N. Y. . GREENE, PHYLLIS J., 41-24 60th St., Woodside, N. Y. GROSS, GRETA, 1410 Grand Concourse, Bronx 56, N. Y. HAMBERGER, IRIS P. lMrs.I, 88-36 74th Ave., Glen- dale 27, N. Y. HARTLEB, FLORENCE M., 88-59 Myrtle Ave., Glen- dale, N. Y. HELFRICH, PHYLLIS B., 191-30 Murdock Ave., St. Albans 12, N. Y. IMrs. L. Brodersenl HEMACHANDRA, NEAL, 112-39 177th St., St. Al- bans, N. Y. 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