Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1954 volume:

CLASS OF I954 W? ff KM, QM 1 S ra za, 11 Io 0 QANQ Q Q5 RW www K , 'ETQ9 wffjw 1 A N . Wiiiff W W5 2, Z 2503? ZZMW M Fffjfvfiaf fffgffg OCZCA I RICHMOND HILL HIGH SCHOOL RICHMOND HILL LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK I 26 fl ig, fr? I I4 fi 7 FRANCIS GRIFFITH Principal l have measured out my life with coffee spoons, says J. Alfred Prufrock in T. S. Eliot's poem. There is something of Mr. Prufrock in each of us. We are prone to live comfortable little lives, thinking chiefly of ourselves, doling out our energy in dribs and drabs, asking What's in this for me? instead of What can I do to help? More than anything else, the world needs men and women dedicated to serving their fellow men without thought of reward or praise. Each of us must rediscover what religion has taught for centuries: that true and lasting happiness comes from helping others. The more extravagantly we throw ourselves into the service of mankind, the more abundantly do we live. Lend your heart and hand, generously and enthusiastically, to making this o better world. Give yourself away. Q,v-uggt wxl MU Cl fllfeilalwil HELEN A. KOCH DEAR SENIORS: It hardly seems possible that your high school days are over! Again you are 'faced with another grave decision-will it be further formal education or will you enter the business world? In either case, I hope Richmond Hill has helped prepare you for the days ahead. They are wonderful days in which to be living, they challenge the best that is in you! May you always practice those qualities of good citizenship, honesty, cooperativeness and depend- ability which we have endeavored to inculcate, and may you always be true to your God and your coun- try. Hold steadfast to your ideals and may this land be a better place because you have been part of it. Congratulations to you the members of the Class of 1954. My very best wishes go with you for success and happiness in your every undertaking. Sincerely, x7 . .xgclminidfra fion As the time approaches for your de- parture from the halls of Richmond Hill, I am reminded of a little verse by R. L. Sharpe: Each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass, A book of rules, And each must make, Ere life is flown, A stumbling block Or a stepping stone. May you build wisely and well, and may all good fortune come X our way. 9 Qfffdslz' HERBERT WHITE 1, 1. ,,..., ,ir -- Miss CLAIRE FINN 0 OUR GRADE ADVISERS Wilh grafilude, and in recognition of your years of labor on our behalf, we, the Class of l954, dedicate this book to you. racle .xgcluidem Qi .gg , MRS. JEAN ULPH MISS JOAN BENITT ws. M SONJA ACH 112-06 95 Ave., Richmond Hill Forever and ever. FRANCES BARONE 66-17 Myrtle Ave., Glendale Fort Hood, Texas. JOAN BIRKETT 95-11 81 St., Ozone Park When I was young. 6 EDWARD ARMOUR 110-07 Atlantic Ave., Richmond Hill Learn, Learn, Learn Work, Work, Work. 4 gl LQ 6 it ...rr ,f.. ' .L ROBERT ARNOLD 60-20 Catalpa Ave., Brooklyn Tomorrow is another day. Wifi. , pd! REGINA AYMAR 95-35 112 St., Richmond Hill Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. . , , . ..., ...,. , ,, ,H . ...ss K 'Q . 1 . .1 .,.. - lle 1 -1 fx, ffl SSW I - fi- Q' ' .LA 1 1 fi ROBERT BARR TONIS BELLACICCO CHARLES BIGLIN 39-19 134 51-, Richmond Hill 116-O5 95 Ave., Richmond Hill 87-58 94 St., Woodhaven Always finish what you start. Go for broke. KARLA BRINKMANN 88-42 75 Ave., Glendale Because of you. WlLLARD BUHL JOHANNA MARY BUONO 86-37 111 51-. Richmond Hill 95-37 115 St., Richmond Hill That's the way it goes. Je vie aime. . Q . -Q , ,315 ,'-fe.-,Q , RANDOLPH BUSER 72-31 67 St., Glendale In God We Trust In Our Self We Hope. PAULA CARBIS 72-32 Myrtle Ave., Glendale ANN CIMINO 97-18 Brisbin St., Jamaica Tell me more, . ., htafffililm - - -K A lala RONALD BUSER 81-14 Margaret Pl., Glendale GRAYCE CARMODY 94-29 Park Lane S., Woodhaven Holy Smokel KATHRYN COLGAN 87-29 Myrtle Ave., Glendale Good, eh? MIRIAM BUTENSKY JOSEPHINE BUZZETTA 97-45 109 St., Richmond Hill 93-22 86 Rd., Woodhaven Extreme busyness . . . is a symp- Because of you. tom of deficient vitality. JOHN CARROLL DOLORES CERVI 129-19 95 Ave., Richmond Hill 107-12 157 St., Jamaica How about that? THEODORE COOK FRANK COPPOLA 64-09 68 Ave., Brooklyn 107-23 105 St., Ozone Park Good Sparlsmen never lie, It had to be you, They just shoot the breeze. 1 .,,. ,.. ,A u.. 69'-'fir SALVATORE CORNACCHIO DOLORES M. CURLEY PATRICIA CURRAN DIANE DEEKS 101-43 133 SI., Richmond Hill 95-21 112 Sl., Richmond Hill 101-48 111 Sl., Richmond Hill 78-28 73 Pl., Glendale ThaI's the chance you lake. Because of you. l only have eyes for you. You ain'l iusl a'kiddin' 5 1 sW Zii I fi ... 3 ., . fix if N-we--', A ' ll gsgiivsm NATALIE DIGIOVANNA MICHAEL DOHERTY GERALD DORER DIANE DOUGHERTY 112-10 Jamaica Ave. 1864 Madison SI. 147-01 Hillside Ave., Jamaica 109-05 169 Pl., Jamaica Richmond Hill All hands on deck. Wine, Women, and Song. Where lhere's a will lhere's a C'esI si bonl way. 3 9 7: '.?'Sfi-?'g,.:f5fgg:2?I! 5 A ' : s. 1' :asv 2 1 . . , 1 52- , iL'1' L n - M - .1 if iiifgffi,-fs , -3 I- CLAIRE DUPIGNAC AUDREY ENGELKE ROBERT ERICKSON ROBERT FAMIGLIA 71-27 69 Sl., Glendale 88-17 82 Ave., Glendale 78-33 84 Sl., Glendale 103-34 121 Sl. Mandy. Slardusl. Slranger in Paradise. - si- 11 -. -fe I I L-K,L ,ge L W! I ,,,,,,Z, A . ,,h 1 -wh , .h I ,. PATRICIA FORD 91-38 88 St., Woodhaven That old gang of mine. BERNARD GOLDBERG 94-23 82 St., Ozone Park JOAN GOLDFUSS 59-24 67 Ave., Ridgewood Take a D. Till then. A - T9 I y ,TT , ik ---f ef' I 3, ,.:,g,gEELn VJ' 53- V E.,-,f --J,-,. 'Eff :jf 7 , 5 WILLIAM HALLORAN JOHN HANLEY 71-30 65 P1-, Glefldilie 60-60 71 Ave., Ridgewood Strike up the band. Patience and Fortitude. ' A ALLEN FOSTER BRYAN FREEMAN RITA GLORIT 88-40 144 St., Jamaica 101-09 115 St., Richmond Hill 91-10 107 St., Richmond Hill When do we eat? Two coffees, one black one light I only have eyes for you. - 1 2 DANIEL GREER 90-25 138 PI., Jamaica Always ready. . Q Q I s 2 -,,. W I 6 4 'is ' ' I 46-32 .'--, - ' , RAYMOND HANSEN 71-20 68 Pl., Glendale Just the facts, M'am. 'Nm , ff- if MARYANN HAGUE 120-09 91 Ave., Richmond Hlll P.S. I love you. Q '!U I Q ' -flffifssa ' RICHARD HEUWETTER 91-28 90 St., Woodhaven Tremendous! izv ' ' 1fY,J,,,. - L ' if 'S wY11,'3 ,,i ' , . 9... all ',.'- , 1- I JOHN HICKS 18-76 Gales Ave., Ridgewood Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. ELLYN LOGAN 91-44 B7 St., Woodhaven Pennies from Heaven. I 'g:g A -,'. ', 1 - ' A V' Swift: kllkffli' 32- ,... . . .. . ..,.,, EDWARD J. MISCHKE 77-26 79 St., Glendale Well, I'll be dippedl 10 e eff . llglll ,Q Iygg - 1+ -Q A WALTER B. HOFFMAN 130-29 90 Ave., Richmond Hill He who hopes is hopelessl , W., Q ki, .. iv ., . I iieli 225 faiffii-air, 51.-fe '--' f 1' Wk A ii Q 1 if . vtfif - . 4 ,. ,V f 21254578 w if 3 A' 3 S JOYCE MAGET 78-34 64 Lane, Glendale In God We Trust. PATRICIA NORBURY 94-34 112 St., Richmond Hill lots of luck and happiness. Q-we an wp I ARLEEN KLEIN 101-40 119 St., Richmond Hill Dance your cares away. FRED LESKE 1669 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn JOAN MALONEY 101-09 110 St., Richmond Hill PHILIP MC GEE 138-54 Hoover Ave., Jamaica Heart of My Heart. 7 Come 11. HENRY PAPE 69-34 68 St., Glendale Oh well, I got a seat in the bus anyway. J, J annum., Lir- . -g-25e.ag:z.'.zs ' V -- , . - '55-fFQ-if-vm: ROBERT PEPE 127-32 101 Ave., Richmond Hill Patience and Fortitude. . ,Sim 2. , W ff 1 3, W ,Z yy yii, L 'i ' 1 3 CAROL PLATOW 118-18 Metropolitan Ave. Ain'l we gal funl SHIRLEY SAMUELS 85-35 119 Sl., Kew Gardens Love lhe gifl of Lifel RUTH SCHMITT 108-17 Jamaica Ave., Richmond Hill ll lakes all kinds of people lo make a world. f.,, , K -..-P, K 'I Q52- N-e.,,, Q I R l nelnn S. , .L-, -K I L... A-1 - vii'- ,. ifz' if FREDERICK PREUSS 79-O5 78 Rd., Glendale Repelilio esl maler sludioruml .ww KW ,of 2 L MW, si x .., BETTY SANDER 127-09 87 Rd., Richmond Hill Have you ever seen a dream walking? : V A 5 BARBARA SIMMONDS LORETTA QUINN 104-29 91 Ave., Richmond Hill You'll Never Walk Alone. DONALD SCHADT 89-45 163 Sf., Jamaica He may be clever and shy, Bul he sure is a regular guy. EUGENE SINNETT 104-I4 85 Ave., Richmond Hill 68-55 Fresh Pond Road, Brooklyn Eh? Just Played a Hunch. GERALDINE REYNOLDS 1370 Decalur Sl., Brooklyn Labor Omnia Vincil. ,iii L, J? ..,.ax,fe-.- GERARD SCHARPF 85-36 102 Sl., Richmond Hill Tremendousl PHILIP TESTA 144-35 85 Ave., Jamaica California, Here I Comel ,Q K z l fiiiiy. I I few I I H ...M , H, T ..5,36V:,,, ' 'I - -- I W,,. I qlz S .. ,, . ..11' -- .w.,.,. mf: ff.: -2 4 'Q 'M 1 .. ,.,,, ..,,.., . . , , .E e- if .3311 f 1- , , Q ih' , .. '1' f ,. fifg . -'--' fgfi f,, . - I .W il, 3 515' f -' in 3' -,vb I 52:1 ,wow -:J JAMES TUITE 130-49 92 Ave., Richimond Hill --'vim f WW:- 9 CHARLES VEITH 89-39 133 SI., Richmond Hill - i bfff if 'R 'L . , , 'f , ., . .. .e K ,,,, -ff f. f-iz: gf' ' 15 ge. .. S! , 5- .43 X I . lil '11 'L 3' 15 MY, Q 19, ' Q .. .5 2 .L . - .r f ,gm-A 1 fx- z Ash.: ,Q 1, fm i2 .M-...- ,W . . F.. ri X . .,,. . QU, ,-1 1 ww., ,Is X . A ,, I v .-'F I ROBERTA VLAUN 94-19115 Sl., Richmond Hill Whal did you say, George? 5 IR' ff- NFEEERF ROBERT WATKINSON 84-29 123 St., Richmond Hill One More Chance. DICK WEICK MATTHEW WENGLER 87-14 129 Sl., Richmond Hill 78-56 83 Sl., Glendale Thonks for lhe memories. Be Happy Go Luckyl CAMERA SHY JEROME AMUNDSEN 78-30 78 Sl., Glendale KATHERINE BONACASA 131-14 95 Ave., Richmond Hill WILLIAM FERSTER 7003 Myrlle Ave., Glendale 12 JOSEPH GRIBBON 120-12 85 Ave., Richmond Hill JANET LEO 102-32 134 SI., Richmond Hill RICHARD LLEWELLYN 94-12 132 Sl., Richmond Hill DONALD R. MULLER 127-03101 Ave., Richmond Hill DONALD MUSSO 97-25 133 Sl., Richmond Hill STEPHEN QUINN 71-24 66 PI., Brooklyn EDWIN STOLZENBERGER 2776 Lindenmere Drive, Merrick 6Ll'llflCl,l g icerfi il Ctrfri ,... Q V AVVL ie, f l v 7 xi,-, ,.. 5- :uf if 1- . 5 .. PATRICIA FORD President Simmonds, Barbara Butensky, Miriam Schmitt, Ruth Elizabeth Maloney, Joan Vlaun, Roberta M, Schadt, Donald Logan, Ellyn SCHOLASTIC STANDING 90.74 88.79 86.33 86.07 83.07 82.93 82.07 Brinkmann, Karla Aymar, Regina Ach, Sonia Goldfuss, Joan Quinn, Loretta Sander, Betty Platow, Carol KARLA BRINKMANN Secretary-Treasurer 78.97 78.31 77.20 76.58 76.07 75.54 75.37 'I3 jke MLC? lt all started way back in January, 1950, when the stars of neighboring grade schools gathered in the auditorium of Annex 56 to start their high school career. lt was there that the late Mr. Behn gave us a great big welcoming speech. During the cold winter months that followed we met many interesting and important people. In first term we didn't do very fnuch to let people know who we were, but Dick Weick started his career in the stock room and Mr. Poppe let us bring our own lunch and drink his cokes during lunch period. E ln September, 1950, Roberta Vlaun, Joan Maloney and Pat Ford were going to run for class office, but much to the disappointment of all, it was decided that the second termers wouldn't be represented on the Student Board. Karla Brinkmann made a hit with cheer leaders, and was taken on trial squad. Pat Ford started her career off with a bang in third term when she was elected class president. Roberta Vlaun followed as Veep, and Joan Maloney proved her ability with her ,sten and typing as class secretary. Karla Brinkmann as treasurer handled all class money. Maryanne Hague was first alternate. When Pat Ford, Karla Brinkmann, and Maryanne Hague became swimming leaders and Dick Heuwetter made the swimming team, we found that we had some aqua-stars in our class. Under the leadership of Pat Ford we saw our first talent show which starred Frank Cappola. He proved he could sing and Pat proved she could run a talent show. ln fourth term, Pat Ford was elected class president. Maryanne Hague made trial squad and learned her cheers, which she practiced vigorously day and night. Al Foster showed his talent in fourth term by getting on the J. V. basketball team and also on Richmond Hill's baseball team. Bob Barr worked behind the scenes as a member of the stage crew, and Pat Norbury made the cheer leaders. ln fifth term, Bob Famiglia started on Domino and worked his way up to Circulation Manager in his eighth term. Karla Brinkmann popped up again in fifth term along with .loan Maloney and Fran Barone, when all three made girls' leaders club. Al Foster played so well on the J. V, team that Hutch decided he was good enough for varsity. Karla Brinkmann really showed her aqua-ability when she made Dolphins. Don Muller and Maryanne Hague starred in their performances in the play, What a Life. Jerry Dorer was elected vice-president of the Newman Club, while Pat Ford held on to the presidency of the class. Supporting her were Maryanne Hague as Veep, and Bobbie Vlaun as secretary. Joan Maloney handled the money and Karla Brinkmann was our first alternate. Sixth term, and we were upper Juniors, with the Junior Prom and the soft music of Tony D's band iust memories to think back on. It was then that Loretta Quinn, although a newcomer to the class, got into leaders' club. Bob Famiglia not only proved he could write, but was elected vice president of Newman Club. Phil Testa and Gerrie Reynolds ioined us that term. Maryanne Hague was class president during those cold months, while Karla Brinkmann was vice-president. Bobbie Vlaun again took notes and minutes and Joan Maloney ime stayed on to take care of money. Pat Ford became City Council Representative of the G.O. It was in our seventh term that we lost Frank Seely. Although Frank is gone, he will always be remembered 'for his big eyes and kind smile. Fran Barone, Joan Maloney and Karla Brinkmann made Varsity in this term and proved they were really athletes. The stage had become something to many of us. The bug got Sal Cornacchio and he danced a much-liked rhumba for the whole school in another one of Pat Ford's talent shows. We had our Senior Prom in seventh term and danced to the music of Billy May's brother, Jimmy May. Don Muller gave us his interpretation of Charley's Aunt and Al Foster came up with his Miracle Basket shot in a game against Adams. Al also played on the All Queens Team and played as though it meant his lite. This was the 'first term in our history when we split up, but it didn't stop us from voting for Bobbie Vlaun as class president and Maryanne Hague as secretary-treasurer. We also put Pat Ford in the headlines, when along with the help of the rest of the school, she was elected vice-president of the G.O. Seniors-what a thrill and only five months more of classes in Richmond Hill! Pat Ford was to lead us through our struggles along with Karla Brinkmann who was to help her out and share the work. Bobbie Vlaun made a hit when she was elected vice- president ofthe G.O. We started a new thing in R.H.H.S. by combining Senior Day and Class Night into one big day. Our show was in the morning and half the class was in it. We had every- thing from serious ballad singing done by Red Coppola, to terrific rhumba-mambo combo by Loretta Quinn and Sal Cornacchio, and a crazy mixed-up skit acted out by Don Muller, Joan Maloney, Mike Dougherty, Dick Weick, and Pat Ford. We decided then and there that there was only one song for our class and one that will always be sung by all of us, Heart of my Heart. Bob Barr stayed behind the scenes as captain of the stage crew. Helping Bob we found Joanie Birkett who came to us in seventh term, and proved she could set a table pretty well for a dinner skit in the Senior Day Show. Senior buttons will be worn by all of us from October l7 until eternity, and even though the hats only got to us on January 4, they were worn Proudly and constantly. Ted Steele'found we were very good dancers and television stars and put us on his show twice. The last time we brought Richmond Hill another trophy to put in the trophy case. Dick Heuwetter and Fran Barone were not only athletes but also very good dancers, as Ted decided when he chose them as the winners of his dance contest on both shows. Karla Brinkmann became girl leader of the Ushers, and president of Dolphins. Pat Norbury did her cheers and cart-wheels well enough to be chosen captain of cheer leaders. As the most likely girl to succeed, Joan Maloney had to represent us at the Business Day Conference held by the Equitable Life Assurance Company in the Hotel Statler. There were but two links left in our high school career-REGENTS and COMMENCE- MENT. We passed over the first bridge and found ourselves at last with diplomas in our hands. Now that graduation has come and gone, we can look back through the book of our memories with much happiness and gratitude for the wonderful four years that we spent. enior ay Wjgijg, Af , iii WW!! A l Us I l -slag. ni I I 8 db 5, x9 . -5.7 . 1 Y 'Ullmf 'IM Cllr liking! 711 go Two tickets to a Republican Rally for Mrs. O'Hare. A chisel for Mr. Shields. One imported chop stick for Mrs. Hernandez. l 'ima x Some new rain pots for the Girls' Health Education Dept. A year's supply of Bachelor Buttons for Mr. Thomas. The biggest loving cup, filled with the gratitude of the Seniors, for Miss Finn. IWW 41f'fLI,, w,LLyv6 fi M5- 'VN Q r Einstein's Physical Calculus Theory or He Had To Take His ' Shoes Off To Count To Twenty for Dr. Rich. . A month of morning detentions for Miss Koch. 4 A school campus for Mr. Clegg. ' ' A lunch room full of Table Fourteens for Mr. Schecter. WJ A free edition of Archway for Miss Bennett. -at Two dozen beach chairs for Mr. Donnelly's Sun Parlor. ll l D 17 6 l Best Looking Pat Norbury Willard Buehl Class Clowns Gerry Reynolds Sal Cornacchio 18 l popufarifg Lf Class Actor and Actress Mary Ann Hague Donald Muller Class Musicians Grace Carmody C1055 Amlefes Class Artists Matty Wengler Karla Brinkmann 'l0YCe Mule' Dick Heuwetter Je 'Y Dofef l of Most Popular Pat Ford Sal Cornacchio Most Likely fo Succeed Joan Maloney Donald Schadt Class lnseparables Mary Ann Hague Jerry Dorer Done mosf for the school Mosf Friendly Fran Barone Philip Testa Pat Ford Dick Weick Nicesf Personality Eugene Sinnoft Karla Brinkmann CA 11010 L Y f f was 3 ,s 'YY Q X , W . Q f b, 4 will ' f 'b ' .X Q Q V ,x,.vwkgN,.1 ' KP ' k S 'v , if bm? 3 tk 4. ,Q 1 'g ' ' ff- . vim -' 41, -5, QW 4 lx ix!! 'Q' -bfi: 'lr V f , f fiji. , X19 1 'S+' W'-Q: f' 'In v , ' . ,fg w-' , 25941 ,. ,Q Vs! L-4 1 ' figs! if- , - .sv Q' - M ., 3, x K t A J K' We-f ul ,. V- 1 , .r-:mfr Q x'z'j'f3 ,x Mx V 1 1 x Vx Q I ' 5 . H Y 4 X 'N Q 4 ,- ,N ll, ,L ' I ' ,r:z5,f- W W4 22 E ' ' ' 'Z'i:'1. 99 f .4 zu. - , - KW 'M f. , ip 7 1fY L : Y' :ll Y 1 2 2-2 . ,Mez '31 ww ,rv '- --as f ,f ii RICHARD ABERNETHY DOROTHY ADAMS HELEN AFONSO 86-25 98 Sl., Woodhaven l05-04 Jdmuiw AVG-I 95-43 150 Sl., Jamaica Richmond Hill FRANCES AMATO MARIE ANDREOLI MARY ELLEN APPLEMAN 36-03 126 57-, Richmond Hill 130-22 97 Ave., Richmond HIII 85-15 106 Sl., Richmond Hill. CHRISTINA ALEXOPOULO5 89-31 145 Sl., Jamaica uq.M WILLIAM ARENT 92-18 97 Ave., Ozone Park oonomv ARMSTRONG 73-51 71 sr., Glendale 22 'Pin ROBERT BAADEN MARIE BAGNATO REGINA BAILEY 119-14 Union Tpke., 104-32 94 Ave., Ozone Park 72.37 66 PI., Glendale Kew Gardens PAUL BAUMGARTEN 92-08 91 Ave., Woadhaven ELIZABETH BECKER 80-23 59 Sl., Glendale L H , 4 Rm, 'NWI I ,y iisfa Sf' -' QA' I ll .'k' LOUIS BELLO 85-35 104 Sl., Richmond Hill -,alan ' -HN'-lim QR NANCY BEAUDOIN WILLIAM BECK 86-51 106 Sl., Richmond Hill 64-11 Myrtle Ave., Glendale CAROL BECKER 91-29 96 Sl., Woodhaven ' llii '--i I Wx. , , -A 3, 8, my ,, V' ' A- l,llY' A lii I 5 I K ,:,, .,,, ,L BARBARA BECKLES 97-15 147 Pl., Jamaica ELLEN BECKMANN DAVID BEIGEL 70-10 66 Pl., Glendale 117-07 95 Ave., Richmond Hill ' E M vi 4 1 IVZVV ,Lhz V J: ,gi I XM? .W 'bg S-, MARILYN BERGDOLL BARBARA BERNHARDT PAUL BERNHOLDT 70-23 72 SL, Glendale 142-35 84 Drive, Jamaica 101-10 107 Sl., Richmond Hill 23 Q , fi 'ARIS-Q50 fx 44 X, S52 W, Y' f. cf .261 -arf ELIZABETH BEYER 86-29 138 Sl., Jamaica ipsum , L. . K ' VlRGlNlA BOENING 95-12 Cresskill Pl., Jamaica MARILYN BRENNAN 108-0197 Ave., Richmond Hill 24 .,. F K , -1, A Fw' imii fi A L 3 iiii ' 5 -K . 21. W Atrr' R555 , -La, 4 '- :FQ-ff? '7-- iZ f:f1E-f fff K -'-K ROSETTA BIENKIEVITZ 81-03 95 Ave., Ozone Park JOAN BINNS REVA BLOCK 86-44 121 Sl., Richmond Hill 141-52 85 Road, Jamaica .ina .H ,mf- ll Ly BARBARA BORHAUG BARBARA BREITENBACH nd Hill 84-31 122 Sl., Kew Gardens 94-36 85 Road, Woodhavnn WILMA 110-1091 WILLIAM BRENT CAROLE BROADHURST MARGARET BRUDER 123-05 97 Ave., Richmond Hill 80-18 95 Ave., Ozone Pork 104-30 93 Ave., RlCl1mOf1d Hill D DOROTHY BUETTNER 95-27 134 Sl., Richmond Hill ANNA BUTTACI 116-13 95 Ave., Richmond Hill L ,Q lllll lll . T, V' ii .1 1 - Z M A'i'i E ,fl l1-- ,'-- , .1 MARYANN CARBONE B5-53 102 Sl., Richmond Hill JOHN CALLAHAN 70-11 68 Si., Glendale JAMES CEBULSKI JANET CEDZICH 123-11 95 Ave., Richmond Hill 85-40 104 Sl., Richmond Hill ELLEN BUTTERFIELD 108-12 85 Ave., Richmond Hill GRACE CARIONE 135-08 91 Ave., Richmond Hill GUY CERRACCHIO 147-30 95 Ave., Jamaica DOROTHY CALAFELL 101-20127 St., Richmond Hill WILLIAM CARPENTER 88-40 144 St., Jamaica HOLLY HAY CHAPLIN 111-09 85 Ave., Richmond Hill 25 JEANETTE CHEEK 137-36 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica 4 M., A T PATRICIA CICINO 55-04 137 QI., Flushing CAROL COLLINS 139-09 B8 Pl., Jamaica 26 CAROLYN CHOPPING 82-56 89 Sl., Glendale y, S 7' Vi- I' 73 fi . 13 9 fi , Q ' 3 JJ, I f 'F n. . Hz., :srl .-isis . Inf. .. , ,, w J. pi.. ,. like 15 . 'N ,Q ' JJLJ , I T114 Rig ., I X, . 1 ,JT Vx 't-U' I ALAN CITRIN 84-55 Daniels Sl., Jamaica iflfimfilvz - kf' I ffmzfwz f. nz HAROLD CHORNY 265 Wyckoff Ave., Brooklyn v , I g,QwmQw -1-'L L2 '.., :,, , ..J ,1., Lcaii AMODEO CIULLA 95-07 125 Sl., Richmond Hill PATRICIA COLLINS NANCY CORSI 1635 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn 86-20 126 Sl., Richmond Hill E, JAMES CHRISTENSEN 109-I5 lil Sl., Ozone Park Amy- I Viii .ff-22 L .Q-- f fl- 42 ,,.,,., I ,g ,,,. , , l I -I wif ,W v -wr-A iimefzf-1' R nw 1 f , rig?-1:13-R16 I - 1, :S w:f1,':2fY' . -Y if' 17311 ,.c.,M,. .,.. .. , R gif. L ' MARTIN CLANCY 86-24 123 Sl., Richmond Hill JANET CRONENBERG 91-I7 102 Sl., Richmond Hill 1-,zgfe-I I ,-fri, C wwf' ' A ROBERT CULOTTA 126-20 89 Ave., Richmond Hill 5' 1 I -, if 1 41 5 2511 JANICE DAVENPORT 1516 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn . WQ, ,I AA.A .2-. . r Q , , - . ,,., , YV!-vw-lf' ' fy . ll I 0. l yy, l,'. JOAN DEMPSEY 72-38 Cooper Ave., Brooklyn v PATRICIA CUMMINGS 101-66 125 Sl., Richmond Hill I I : ,,.I DOLORES DECKINGER 67-12 70 Ave., Glendale CAROL ANN DEPRE 89-38 Doran Ave., Glendale L fi-,W 'Z' I 1 M 411 - gg.. , R . A l 12A'::.4:3zz,l:fezfiiais'. -D. I ' L 1 1 '- 'B il . 1 , . 5 ' ' MATTHEW DANN 85-52 112 SI., Richmond Hill '- .1 lf 4, c 11 'Lag Af 9 5 w 2 CAROL DEER 60-60 67 Ave., Brooklyn MATTHEW DIETZ LOUIS D'AURIA 301 Cooper SI., Brooklyn GLORIA DEMETRUS 97-15 Allendale Sl., .lomoico ,,, 1 ff '--- I -' E l ly I dal A P ELEANOR DIETZE 63-45 Ffeih Pond Rd-1 BFUOIKIYN 60-21 Cooper Ave., Glendale 27 54:2 V' f MARIE Dl PRIMA 103-24 127 Sl., Richmond Hill INEZ DOCKERY 72-34 Myrlle Ave., Glendale - 1 , if ianzviiii -1 RWM RICHARD DOZER VIRGINIA DRAKE 132-O4 97 Ave., Richmond Hill 86-19 109 Sl., Richmond Hill' 'iiLjf. gay , 'ii ff.. .,, if ,- :fszslw ,, CAROLYN DONATO 86-13 108 Sl., Richmond Hill SUSAN DUHAN 120-11 103 Ave., Richmond Hill JAMES EARL RosERrA EARL 34-so 124 sr., Richmond Hin 95-I8 Cresshill PI., Jamaica 28 DOROTHY EBERT 78-63 76 Sl., Glendale ARLINE DONOVAN 355 Grove Sl., Brooklyn if K T37 lk. A'R '::fl M- N V,,,. 1, ELIZABETH DYCKMAN 74-24 64 PI., Glendale JOSEPH ECKER 73-23 69 Pl., Glendale H ii N . ' ,qgfat 'wi 1 , iii!- 1' 'ilg :-551.5 if gg .. l 13 lf N GEORGE EHRENHAFT 118-18 Metropolitan Ave., Kew Gardens SHEN- 1- FETER ENGEL 78-27 64 Sl., Glendale BARBARA FALES 113-O2 95 Ave., Richmond Hill 1 , :SWYA . 1 ' W 2 . ,Ha . xg gl., Ev Ll,, ,,, , .. J -Y-at2 i'iiiQ ' , if . . , ff, c , ' f51i,ffi5g,,wg .,.?Qi1,.f?' -- . JEROME EHRLICH 101-10 85 Rd., Richmond Hill ..f ' -63 A , .fg ,--:ag Q-1 , ' Hmm , A llil Rllii A ,r .fl ff 1 :.. 2. K - THEODORA ERICKSON 104-20 88 Ave., Richmond Hill CARL FARDIG 86-04 96 Sl., Woodhaven , 1 .,, J.. I 1 IRWIN EISENSTEIN THEA ELLENPORT 101-20 121 Sl., Richmond Hill 83-44 Lefferls Blvd., Richmond Hill HELEN ELISE ESELGROTH 84-22 113 Sl., Richmond Hill ROBERT EVERY 131-12 101 Ave., Richmond Hill 1 ROSEMARIE FASULLO 90-Ol 143 Sl., Jamaica EDGAR FEIGE 83-57 118 Sl., Kew Gardens 29 , , 'F ' ggp..e-1. BARBARA FELSlNG FLORENCE FERRARA ANTHONY FEVOLA 113-ll B4 Ave-. Kew Gardens 104-46 93 Ave., Richmond Hill 137-35 91 Ave., Jamaica 'Gig M A ANITA FISCHER 85-47 73 AVO-I Glendale 118-04 97 Ave., Richmond Hill 91-17 130 Si., Richmond Hill ROBERT FLANAGAN ROBERT FOLEY DOLORES FOX BRUCE L. FRANK AMY LOU FRANKS 64-37 Cooper Ave., Glendqlg 95-66 115 Sl., Richmond Hill 86-40 104 Sl., Richmond Hill 30 - -- .fff ,iw 1, DONALD FIERO 138-33 97 Ave., Jamaica ' R92 W-' MARGUERITE FORQUIGNON 60-20 71 Ave., Glendale WILLIAM FRENCH 72-29 66 wndale ' X ' x 1' V vxl N X .lf 4- ig.. F .. ir... 11 'K HELEN FRERICKS 97-I4 Reminglon Sl., Jamaica , A -'if :M- ,agllv , D. Q ' ff' gg I 1 S5 546-4 - ,X Y 5' f Y g-::- MICHAEL FRIEDMAN B3-43 118 Sl., Kew Gardens MARILYN GIACONA 104-25 91 Ave., Richmond Hill DOROTHY FREY 109-IO Park Lane So., Richmond Hill 1 rl xblql .. l , 2 E' x 'af' A LLLL I A PAUL FRISWOLD 139-O8 95 Ave., Jamaica , fi Sf QQ VIOLET FREY B2-74 88 Lane, Glendale LESLIE FRIEDLIEB 118-40 Melropolilan Ave., Kew Gardens ROBERT GATTI 94-26 117 Sl., Richmond Hill MARILYN GETTELSON 120-14 91 Ave., Richmond Hill CLETUS GILL ELAINE GIMPEL. RITA GINNELL Il2'20 95 AVS., RlCI1m0nd Hill 70-26 72 SI., Glendale 70-37 66 Pl., Glendale 31 X 5 Xgffe- X5 Q X gag g,., A H J, . i, f of I ,-1 -'lf-'Q N as PETER GIORGI 86-31 112 Sl., Richmond Hill CHARLES GOETTINGER 87-56 97 SI., Woodhaven BARBARA LEE GOMER 125-01 115 Ave., So. Ozone Pork 86-30 123 SI., Richmond Hill BARBARA W. GREENE GLENN GUSTAFERRI ERNA GUTHINGER 95-23 132 Sl., Richmond Hill 82-73 88 Lane, Glendale 32 . ,,, .1.. f , x 7 - iys. X ,xx . 1 I I .Ji Ii. 5 M' ,,,,- , lllll . f,-f,,, ,j,,,:, . fr :eff-flseff Qa we . ..,, ,cf ,,?,:J1k,5 .I ' 53521 Q if .Z5g:,,s -1 ' f ,,:,s.fg,g:: , Q 4 5:11,- -wfvfwfz ,,, -If -M pw we-5 - . -wx - -...iff-fm. .1 mm W DONALD GOLDEN 95-O3 Creskill Pl., Jamaica liii .. 1 W ,,g: If , . ..,.J, EV VIRGINIA GRIMLEY 78-19 74 SI., Glendale GLADYS HALPERN 81-08 97 Ave., Ozone Park H L if eg S - 5. 1' - -l ll f- il---- I DOLORES GOLONKA 103-44 121 SI., Richmond Hill , I ROBERT GUERRA 116-40 Pilane SI., Kew Gardens AGNES HANLEY 95-18 120 SI., Richmond Hill my-ff-1 -pw -Q V .iw 42 f w.., ., . W V, . We 1 N Q RICHARD HARRISON EDWARD HARTMANN 118-40 Metropolitan Ave., 69-18 69 Sl., Glendale Kew Gardens MARGUERITE HEPCKE DORIS HONECKER 139-02 88 Ave., Jamaica 78-44 86 Sl., Glendale ALBERT HUBER ROBERT HUMBLE 78-68 81 Sl., Glendale 144-27 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica WF , me , . WV.-f W' - l.ccl j x rn.. W? i I kc L' fa 'A 'ii Q. . GEORGE HARVEY 77-63 78 Sl., Glendale ELAINE HAUG 88-21 107 Sl., Richmond Hill FREDERICK HORN THOMAS HOUGHTON 78-50 79 Sl., Glendale 97-34 Allendale Sl., Jamaica m, VIRGINIA HUYLER LLOYD IBERT 89-43 96 Sl., Woodhaven 118-40 Melropolilan Ave., Kew Gardens 33 N JN Y rw fl, ll VX I DN . M l 8 .1,, M1 if ,, , '-im:-ff W M WINFIELD IBERT 118-40 Metropolitan Ave., Kew Gardens MARY LOU JENNERJOHN 89-15 144 Sl., Jamaica JOY INSERRA 135-18 Kew Gardens Rd., Richmond Hill - ' ,, :XS in 1 J 9 i A'N l -11i - 1 lii ':l- QR' J' fl - i W XE 'iificfi' ,417 ,gs no :1,, iiii in A fu x in 4? A eeeeeiii ,f 'L 'A ' -- Ju' 1 - ,lbw - -5135 . Mil' 1 l 1 BARBARA JACKSON 87-76 98 Sl., Woodhaven .H 'TW' 1,5 V J ii BARBARA JAYNE 87-31 98 Sl., Woodhaven MELVYN JOOS DORIS JOST Jamaica 86-43 111 Sl., Richmond Hill 95-08 106 Sl., Ozone Park 3' 'Y' CAROLYN JUNG EDWARD KAPLAN PATRICIA KEARNEY ALBERT KECK 119-40 77 Rd., Richmond Hill 86-89 104 Sl., Richmond Hill 78-23 65 Sl., Glendale 209-83 Whilehall Terra : 1 .ggi P Y ll V 12:57 W 7 I H' Jef lu. ,, mx ' ,-QM:-f',,f:-gi if f elllll A 4. zlqif:-iii. 1 i lfggggg .,,. -. M ,. 4' A WB-11.1 Village 1 , 34 Q CE, :- I .. . Y in fl JOAN KELLY 95-21 130 Sl., Richmond Hill as . I W in .N .f , -I x., ROGER KESSEL B7-30 132 Sl., Richmond Hill MICHELE KINSELLA 104-61 Lefferls Blvd., Richmond Hill If MV I I PATRICIA KENNEDY 134-18 95 Ave., Richmond Hill DENIS KENNEDY 147-67 Coolidge Ave., Jamaica C iii I I I ,my 2, .W .lf yi -w, -1 nf - K N ' -in 35 iz x A 1 - ' I A . gl :EV 57... , . .. . , A 1 A . 5 J. I, h . W ,, - I V- f M - LAWRENCE KESSLER 7017 Fresh Pond Rd., Brooklyn RONALD KESSEL 87-30 132 Sl., Richmond Hill I I , .-3'6- xf. K iawah - I f.y,,.,- . K . 1, ,,-- A -1 , V L I L '15 Q fi s f S 'EX 1. on EEL I I I ,Y ,,,, . A ,,,,, ' A ,.Ldd,,,. ndn A 7, E I I ,,:., f 1 gi I llci I I 1 In ff .QLR Eicc I mo xmscHeN A Rosen xosmo 88-29 146 si.,1 m iCa oz-is 102 si., Richmond Hin EILEEN KERBEL 120-04 95 Ave., Richmond Hill ALICE KING 101-34 130 Sl., Richmond Hill JAMES KOLOCOTRONES 89-31 146 Sl., Jamaica 35 1 Sf 1 V 1. , I fig K CATHERINE KONDRICK 78-51 78 S1., Glendale STANLEY KONECKY 87-88 144 Sf., Jamaica I I I TATJANA KOWALENKO 141-59 85 Rd., Briarwood LUCILLE KRAMER 1670 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn 651, H . 5 11' 'A ' sz-51:11-gif. '- H -- A JOAN C. KRYSTOFF JANE BERNICE KUECH 1714 Putnam Ave., Ridgewood 85-70 148 Sl., Jamaica 36 -- -f Kaz- ff' 1- - sr .. ,,,, , ,.,:, 4. k ASS' .511 1. 1 BARBARA KONRAD 78-23 83 Sf., Glendale N x , 'Gr M 11,1 ' , 9, , if r, : ll' 1 rrer 1 1 1 ,, . BERNARD KRASNOW 139-50 Pershing Crescent, Jamaica CAROL KUMPEL 85-04 95 Ave., Ozone Park CECILE KORNBERG 83-43 118 St., Kew Gardens BRUCE KRETCHMER 118-11 84 Ave., Kew Gardens LEONA LAMBERSON 86-04 117 S1., Richmond Hill BARBARA LANGLEY 84-06 Woodhaven Blvd., Woodhcven 1 1.1 . lz, l V PATRICIA LENNIE 91-42 116 Sl., Richmond Hill MARY LANGTON 87-64 133 Sl., Richmond Hill iii , , K .1. H, ' -. .2i2'ii air-v....'.. . A l ALAN LEVEROCK 85-15 113 Sl., Richmond Hill HARRIET LEEDS 130-67 224 Sl., Hollis ELIZABETH LEYBOLDT 79-75 77 Ave., Glendale GERTRUDE LENKERSDORF 91-34 110 Sl., Richmond Hill J JANE LINK 70-11 65 Pl., Glendale LUCILLE LOHMEIER DOLORES LOMBARDI JEAN LOMBARDO IRENE LOVEMAN 60-88 71 Ave., Brooklyn 96-02 97 Ave., Ozone Park 95-23 121 Sl., Richmond Hill 111-15 .Iomoica Ave., Richmond Hill 1 GEORGE LUDWIG 95-29 IO4 SI., Richmond Hill 'III W 'L K QWV , l,. . I-vw: f I QQQQE2, f ire. .JN DORIS LUETTICH HELEN LUTZEN AUDREY MAC INNES B8-57 75 Ave., Glendale 77-I3 Myrtle Ave., Glendale 67-ll Parsons Blvd., Jamaica 615552 2 rplllnqa' ,ifi'Tf'HHi' - ' Wg, Q is Y i5?ew 1 f fam ,Me iigkgigz-'MER I3 ixgfv ew 42. - WY 3:5 iii: B 1 fwqiggig-.X N Y! li -I,-., ,2 Qagasw an :ge far,-1 V, MARTHA MALCOLM DONALD MANTAY 70-32 72 5'-I Glendale 91-07 2I'l Sl., Bellaire RAYMOND MARINE JOAN MARSH 111-09 103 Ave., Richmond Hill 140:23 Queen, 5 c, DIL if NRM gllffwfijvl .i. NANCY MARTORANO EMMA MC CABE THERESA MC DONALD PATRICIA MC GUIRE I4'l-51 B4 Dr., Jamaica 60-7l Myrtle Ave., Ridgewood 69-34 64 Sl., Glendale 9704 Van Wyck Blvd., 38 Richmond Hill My Auf: Mc KILLEN '19-16 oo Lane, Glendale PATRICIA MC VEIGH 79-48 77 Ave., Glendale rp m, ' if A .. ,'f'Aw. I 1.4 'V I ,Q I ' ,,.- I Hill Q5 ali' ff, .l ' ,c.f,i., JOSEPH MONGAN 86-30 125 Sf., Richmond Hill Qgilj fl V , P . ' VGA fuzz., 1 'ff' ,iff 'QM . , f-ff' I :SSL gi ' ' mf' .Wi .. , . W ,, I., I.. - 5 -I ,:,. P RUDOLPH MILKEY 59-16 St. Felix Ave., Ridgewood LILA MOONEY 78-31 80 Sl., Glendale JOHN MEYER 74-24 64 Sl., Brooklyn image -1. W Q .,.. . ,.,4m,m 19' els? KATHLEEN MOHAN 87-24 110 Sl., Richmond Hill WW'- GLORIA MOORE 78-24 75 Sl., Glendale GRETA MEYN 1347 Decatur Sf., Ridgewood ELEANOR MOLLIER 71-21 65 PI., Glendale . 'J' THEODORE MORGENBESSER 117-01 Park Lane So., Kew Gardens 39 QQ -l'A 1 111 . -if '- .if-2+ . .L 529326 w,f3.11.Lii-5 ,-.. ,., , ' 'LLES :rs . f' :ro S W ' 'zo-5'--.ar ii: ! f -Si f. Ag? ,grit 5-at .fix ,.,, ww 21. .1 ff' sf 1 f ,-x v 4- I . ,, ,T w zzw NICHOLAS MOROSOFF 83-48 Abingdon Rd., Kew Gardens . ,Q-ff . X 1, .1 , V A .1 PHYLLIS NEWMAN JEAN NELSON 85-57 106 Sl., Richmond Hill DONALD NEU 102-32 Park Lane Sqn 142-35 84 Dr., Briarwood Richmond Hill JOYCE NICHOLS 482 Harmon St., Brooklyn 4 9'- 9 ,W 1' , F - WM az f 3 H- .,--X ,,,a A ' 1 . - 'A 1-- V,.. fffo 1:2 ff: ii wzsuflw 2 ---1--f ALFRED NOERLING 97-34 116 Sl., Richmond Hill 40 A QZFZLW 1 A ANITA NIEDERREITER THERESA NIEMCZYK LOUlSE NITTEL 71-16 65 PI., Glendale 89-16 87 Sl., Woodhaven 85-22 122 Sf., Richmond Hill Qu... NANCY NORTON JOSEPH NOSTRO JACQUELINE O'ROURKE 126-10 95 Ave., Richmond Hill 135-30 82 Dr., Kew Gardens 72-20 67 Sl., Brooklyn HELEN PAFUNDI 87-03 81 Rd., Glendale MARION PASCAL 83-43 118 SI., Kew Gordens JEAN PIAZZA 94-49 Lefferls Blvd., Richmond Hill ELAINE PALMER 71-38 70 SI., Glendale MARVIN PECK 101-16 86 Ave., Richmond Hill RITA PLOUFFE 97-13 103 Sl., Ozone Park DOROTHY PARASKOS 111-01 91 Ave., Richmond Hill f gem' '- ky 1 ..,.. ,V V, 3' we 1 Evil?- Rws-P 3 . -, N I-Q.. 2 as--1 ' ff f i ' R' -- PHILIP PEMBROKE 84-45 121 SI., Richmond Hill I ROBERTA PARKER 87-43 109 SI., Richmond Hill CLAIRE PENNINGTON 126-04 89 Ave., Richmond Hill KATHERINE POPYK 91-06 97 Ave., Ozone Park JOSEPH POWER 89-09 98 Sl., Woodhoven IJ WLM. 3' 5-wa. RQ0'l'U'Uz'41 I elee Q ee A . I if f HE B E ? 'P-'Z D E l' K 1 EM 1 175515 5..g,,, ,fl . ,xiii Q ii . X Q J. ,A A-:L x ,Q 1 ,A 3 'E N' Qi f -M ' 5 Q, 5? 1 , . -frrsfim JAMES PROSKE 94-39 120 Sl., Richmond Hill BETTE REICHENSTEIN B04 Onderdonk Ave., Brooklyn MARILYN PUTRE 72-28 67 Pl., Glendale , gelfvii-F N li k, iw LlLLIAN RAUCHFUSS 60-05 Myrtle Ave., Glendale fam- ARTHUR RETTINGER LORRAINE RIORDAN 94-20 130 Sl., Richmond Hill 73-41 71 Pl., Glendale 'EL . SYLVIA REICH 131-15 Liberty Ave., Richmond Hill Few , , .lf f fm, 1,4 le, wzflff' S 7 . elim. .v-1 'Y3eff,Hs'f 5 WE- vi- ' ' ,-'. ' K5 ' , ' ,,395-,Sl ,dw,i ,f-- - , ' -2--2,5-1,-,511wr,-.4211 A ff ei gy! '- i :5U' Sf: .1354 fwti?--1,535 JILL' I Ib,, S2xvf,5i:',:. ' JOHN ROBERTSON 83-44 Lefferls Blvd., Kew Gardens - ' . Q'- ii, ' '+ h: ' 4' YV li 1 - - b -V L sfzaqr, ,qw 1 l ff ,I L ee., A f i , 1 A ,L iefr ' HELEN ROCHESTER WALTER ROCHOW FRED ROESSLER OTTO ROGALE 70-37 71 Sl., Glendale 101-66 115 Sl., Richmond Hill 60-29 71 Ave., Brooklyn 127.14 89 Ave., Richmond Hill 42 MARGARET ROLFF ij I I f f i lfyff 1 I' ' ,f 1 'f': 4' JM Al. 4. Q I f K . Hlmz ::-1 'WLM - - SONDRA ROTHMAN 102-22 86 Ave., .Richmond Hill 118-80 Melropolilan Ave., VIRGINIA RUPPEI. 70-09 66 SI., Glendale 49475 'Q' Kew Gardens A25 Rs FREDERICK RUSSELL F 85-18 117 Sl., Richmond Hill 7- 'HJ' y R PAUL ROTONDI 85-25 Chevy Chase SI., Jamaica ,,- f ' 'fy A ,Qi - ' Qs: El - DANIEL RYAN 92-13 92 Ave., Woadhaven 35114 fgqgni- nfvillfiin EDWARD ROWAN 87-21 125 Sl., Richmond Hill ,, ,,,, ,, ff ' , , 'R ' - ' l ---w I 3355111 f 122 Eli! 1 -x Y ' , mg 1 Q F Lil sn - W I Rl -:-- -:I-lwm-.4 - 5 . 592:-J' ', ' ,gifz1igff53li Iili3T' iz? . ,, , -1-::.-l- 'fl 51-lun tid: 7 M' lv. ROBERT SADOWSKI 101-64 126 SI., Ozone Park JANICE sAM,PsoN LILLIAN SCHAD MARILYN SCHAEFER DONALD SCHARE 46A 6 Lane, Brooklyn 101-19 130 sl., Richmond Hill 79-30 77 Rd., Glendale 101-59 H7 Sl., Richmond Hill 43 ,EY EILEEN SCHLEIMER 70-I8 65 Sl., Glendale JEAN MARY SCHMITT 73-I9 70 Sl., Brooklyn BARBARA SCHNELL 94-37 114 Sl., Richmond Hill 44 IJ. f Lf .',, 3, 'A -:,, PHYLLIS SCHLOSSBERG MARlE SCHMID CURTIS SCHMIDT 138-55 Hoover Ave., Briarwood 84-48 116 Sl., Richmond Hill 69-38 66 Pl., Glendale KENNETH SCHMITT 89-40 Doran Ave., Glendale LOIS SCHREPFER 9551 Brisbin Sl., Jamaica JEAN SCHNEEMANN MARY SCHNEIDMULLER 88-45 Bl Rd., Glendale 70-23 84 Sl., Glendale JOAN SCHROEDER ROBERT SCHUETTINGER 72-37 67 Sl., Glendale I674 Stephen St., Brooklyn WILLIAM SCHUMANN REGINA SCHWARZ MARIE SCOTT 78-51 81 St., Glendale 87-11 Union Turnpike, Glendale 68-14 65 Pl., Glendale PATRICIA SHEA ROBERT SHEARMAN MARY ANN SHIELDS 69-16 68 Pl., Brooklyn 84-23 115 SI., Richmond Hill 104-47 93 Ave., Richmond Hill IRMGARD SIEFKEN WILLIAM SMART DOROTHY SMITH 78-35 75 SI., Glendale 102-29 89 Ave., Richmond Hill 69-13 Cenlrol Ave., Brooklyn GERTRUDE SEEGER 94-45 86 Rd., Woodhaven MABEL SHU 87-84 124 SI., Richmond Hill RUTH SNELL 95-21 108 SI., Richmond Hill 45 EDYTHE SORG MATTHEW SPEIER 88-14 78 Ave., Glendale 118-40 Melropolilon Ave., 101-50 109 Sl., Richmond Hill Richmond Hill SPINELLI l ELAINE STEINBERG 135-30 Union Turnpike, Kew Gardens FLORENCE STERNSTEIN 101-31 114 Sl., Richmond Hill MABEL STIRN ELINORE STOCKHAUS 116-O5 91 Ave., Richmond Hill 71-13 60 Lone, Brooklyn JAMES STOLL GUNTHER STORZ HELEN SWEENEY 89-10 1-33 Sl., Richmond Hill 18-34 Stephen Sl., Brooklyn 111-01 101 Ave., Richmond Hill 46 im. Ll-29' ' 7: , 2, :, f v.f5:zN , --f, ', '- i, M1 if ' 151 56 I J' 1 -'F . - - ff - -C2-.cf fl .. . .- 1 f fa 3 jx lllillv I as 1' 41- ,V 2 1 ml DORIS STOEHR 78-24 65 Sl., Glendole RICHARD SWINBURN 81-18111 Sl., Richmond Hill ,QNHFH , ROBERT TAYLOR HELEN TEGELER MARGARET TETA DIANE THOM 91-50 111 Sl., Richmond Hill 87-45 115 Sl., Richmond Hill 95-02 Lefferls Blvd., B5-59 113 Sl., Richmond Hill Richmond Hill MANFRED THOMAS RICHARD THOMPSON ROBERT TOBlN MARILYN TOPEL 68-15 64 Pl., Brooklyn 88-17 102 Sl., Richmond Hill 73-14 Forest Ave., Ridgewood 136-11 87 Ave., Richmond Hill FLORENCE TOPOLSKY FRANCES TRAINOR 84-06 109 Sl., Richmond Hill 74-09 Myrlle Ave., Brooklyn 97-29 Breslin Sl., Jamaica 116-07 95 Ave., Richmond Hill WALTER TRATCH GUDRUN TREBUCH 47 . , -.M ,, , ,W .. ,, lg, .. , ..., i , 5 'L lr ' :RZ l , , 1 -31 fy- me -m', gxg ..,,. 5 , if H - '- 1.62121 , ms i Q - if JOSEPH TRUSS 89-28 148 Sl., Jamaica LUlSE VECCHIONE 104-14 130 Sl., Richmond Hill a a a JOYCE TUSKA 91-21 110 Sl., Richmond Hill ' 2' .fa 'ss-5 M y Y ' ,i1. , 11., Sli-1 BRUCE VELSOR 115-12 89 Ave., Richmond Hill -an Xp, , w x i 5l'1,f li?z? - - , tbw:, .w r 12, Ll' 'J xx 1 ? 3 V .W ,. . , yi ,9 A l' x. 'Q A SM- im f 'K .2- , 3 , - 2 I' J 15- ab- -em M 4: A iff hivizi-in-52-::2ifllQ6 H3432 2 JOHN TUTCHlNGS 86-14111 Sl., Richmond Hill ONA UMEN 108-O6 Jamaica Ave., Richmond Hill Wh. JOHN VIEHMANN MARILYN VINCI 101-28 120 Sl., Richmond Hill 98-O7 Allanlic Ave., Woodhaven ANITA LOUISE Vl0LA LOUISE VIVIANO CAROL VRBINAR CAROLE WAGNER 106-14 97 Ave., Ozone Park 66-29 Myrlle Ave., Brooklyn 91-27 112 Sl., Richmond Hill 77-31 82 Sl., Brooklyn 48 Ig gr- 5 gl'R,1f.L DOROTHY WAHRER 132-15 Metropolitan Ave., Richmond Hill BERNADETTE WALSH 10-40 Bushwick Ave., Brooklyn or 1 1 oi11 g A 1 A Vvk Z gr ,gl +6 ' ' - 1: 1' .. ,,1,, Q, ..,,,1 ,,,1.. 9 ,lg 1 1 E ROBERT WALTER5 121-23 95 Ave., Richmond Hill CHARLES WALTHERS 71-O8 66 Sl., Brooklyn MARTHA WEBER MARIE WEBSTER 104-58 39 Ave., RlChmOl'ld Hill 119-15 97 Ave,, Richmond Hill EUGENE WALSH MARIE WALSH 71-16 67 PI., Brooklyn 86-10 109 Sl., Richmond Hill DRENA MAE WEBER B6-13 105 Sl., Richmond Hill FRANK WATSON 155-26 79 Sl., Ozone Park RICHARD WEINTRAUB KATHLEEN WEISS 72-12 Woodhuven Blvd., 130-28 130 Sl., Ozone Pork Brooklyn KATHLEEN WHITE CAROLE ANN WICHERN Bl-40 126 Sl., Richmond Hill 88-04 79 Ave., Glendale JOANNE WILKES KATHRYN WILLOCK 87-74 126 5'-, Richmond Hill B4-16110 Si., Richmond Hill ELEANOR WOBBER ELEANOR YAGUD GERALD YELLEN BARBARA ZIEBOLZ 87-09 Bl Ave., Brooklyn 143-06 Hillside Ave., Jamaica 80-40 117 Sl., Richmond Hill 87-37 ll3 Sl., Richmond Hill REGINA ALT 77-36 79 Pl., Glendale 50 MARILYN RUDOLPH JOSE VILLAFANE l2l-09 95 Ave., Richmond Hill 86-03 l48 Sl., Jamaica WILLIAM FINN 97-31 117 St., Richmond Hill JOSEPH FLEURY 85-55115 St., Richmond Hill LORIEL FUCHS 78-47 75 St., Glendale Kessel, Ronald Kessel, Roger Schare, Donald Stoehr, Doris Dann, Matthew Kretchmer, Bruce Eselgroth, Helen Jenneriohn, Mary Lou Ebert, Dorothy Lohmeier, Lucille Snell, Ruth Haug, Elaine Rothman, Sondra Handelman, Myron Duhon, Susan Paraskos, Dorothy Schlossberg, Phyllis Ehrlich, Jerome Gatti, Robert DePre, Carol Ann Feige, Edgar Borchers, Wilma Wichern, Carole Gimpel, Emilie Schuettinger, Robert Ziebolz, Barbara CAMERA SHY ROBERT GOEMANS 87-55 124 Sl., Richmond Hill CHARLES GRUHN 87-46 95 Sl., Woodhaven MYRON HANDELMAN 91-10107 St., Richmond Hill SCHOLASTIC RATING 96.48 95.72 94.57 94.55 93.88 93.09 92.42 92.30 91.59 91.00 90.65 90.17 89.90 89.73 89.60 89.53 89.07 88.90 88.86 88.86 88.60 88.52 88.35 88.33 88.21 88.18 in Q 4 6 HOWARD HAWREY ROSE MARIE SANZONE 202 Seagirl Ave., Far Rockaway 77-21 64 Pl., Glendale KURT HELLINGER JACK SHELTER 70-19 69 Pl., Glendale 90-15102 St., Richmond Hill KATHLEEN MC CLAVE 91-58 90 St., Woodhaven Hn HIS T. 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BRU Treasure' Alle ,MNH ,Uwe AFT SENIOR PROM Mary Schneidmuller Carol Depre Edythe Sorg Dorothy Armstrong Regina Alt June Neubeck Margaret Graham Carol Vrbinar Barbara Breitenbach FINANCE George Ehrenhaft Harold Chorny Bruce Kretchmer Stan Konecky Marilyn Rudolf Pat Kennedy Bette Reichenstein JEWELRY Carol Wichern Barbara Breitenbach Lillian Schad Helen Frericks Carol Depre Virginia Huyler enior ommiffeed CLASS NIGHT Audrey Maclnnes Lorraine Riordan Nancy Norton Jane Link Joan Dempsy Elaine Haug Dorothy Paraskos Kathy Willock Jo-Jo Wilkes Jean Schneemann Bruce Kretchmer George Ehrenhaft Jean Mary Schmidt Carol Donato Barbara Felsing Barbara Greene SENIOR DAY Holly Chaplin Barbara Borhaug Mabel Stirn Jean Nelson Carol Deer Wilma Borchers Matty Dietz Peggy Bruder Fred Kirchenbaum Dorothy Frey Alan Citrin Janet Cronenberg HATS Lillian Schad Mary Shields Ellen Beckmann Elizabeth Becker Reva Block Nancy Martorano Helen Frerichs Irmgard Siefkin Joyce Nichols CAPS AND GOWNS Amy Lou Franks Pat Collins Marilyn Rudolph Peggy Bruder Barbara Ziebolz Rita Plouffe Florence Topolsky Marie Bagnato Helen Lutzen GIFT TO SCHOOL Pat Cicino Elaine Palmer Sue Duhan Stan Konecky Florence Ferrara Dorothy Buettner Trudy Lenkersdorf 53 ..!4l CALU6Ly PN EYTENB RA BR - r Bldaissistoni Educ ADVERTISING Jerome Ehrlich Pal Collins Amy Franks Hal Chorny CH LESLIE FRIEDLIEB TT MAY D. BENHE Art' Editor Fcculll' Adwser ART COMMITTEE Barbara Felsing Les Friedlieb Ruth Snell Bruce Velsor Joyce Maget Grayce Carmody fa!! BOOSTERS Joanne Wilkes Jane Link Florence Topolsky Carole Wichern Eleanor Wobber Pat Collins Regina Alt Jeanne Piazza Pat McVeigh SW 'K BARBARA msmo Arr Editor ANNE RICH Financiqf Advvlgfsr ommiffeed POPULARITY POLL Elaine Haug Carol Deer obber Eleanor W Regina Alt Amy Franks Dick Weick Philip Testa Donald Muller COMMITTEE TYPING Mabel Shu Jane Link Joanne Wilkes Pal Collins Barbara Borhaug h Welsh Josep Valentina Rudolf BA RBA RA G sam-,, REENE jk? IILLCQ FRESHMAN Here you were, the greenest of green freshmen at Annex 56. Naturally you felt as if you were sitting on top of the world, since you were a high school student. It was all so dignified. As time passed you got used to the new procedure and you got a big kick out of going out for lunch and going over to the supreme wonder of learn- ing, the main, for Health Ed. or volley ball practice. The extra-curricular ban was still in effect and you were limited in your activities. The class kept busy, though. At Christmas the choral training put on a program in the assembly. Timidly, Lucille Lohmeier sang Silent Night and Barbara Borhaug and Dick Abernethy also contributed their talents. ln that second term Miss Driscoll's class presented a pantomine acted out to Casey at the Bat. You'll always remember Lou Bello swinging his role of mighty Casey. You got your first taste of student government when you elected your first class officers with Roger Kessel as President. With summer vacation upon you, your freshman year was over and you had climbed one rung in the ladder to your high school success. SOPHOMORE Your first goal was now reached. You were at the main! The excitement of it all made you confident, but again your glorious world collapsed. lmagine everyone calling you freshmen when you were really sophomores. It was so humiliating to be sent to the showers when asking directions to the library. How could those upper termers be so cruel! With all the oppposition, you third termers held your ground and showed your true colors when the after-school ban was lifted. You went all out and proved that you were really on the ball. The Junior Red Cross Council was started with Ronald Kessel, Barbara Felsing, and George Ehrenhaft lending their able service. You were well represented at the P. T. A. Square Dance and the skating party in November. Choral training claimed the talented singers. Rudy Milkey made the class proud when he made Junior Varsity basketball. Lou Bello, Bruce Frank, and the Kessel twins got an extra pat on the back for getting on the swimming team. Came January, the Newman Club Dance, and the Talent Show. Here was another chance for the third termers to show their vitality when Jean Nelson made her dance debut. In January your fourth term officers were elected. Roger Kessel was again president. More honors were bestowed on the class as Bob Schuettinger, Sue Duhan, and Sondra Rothman moved to the Domino pub. office. Eddie Feige, Harold Chorny, Al Citrin and Matty Speier dug out their test tubes and sulphuric acid to ioin forces in the world of Science. Westinghouse gave these embryo scientists good opportunities in training. Another thrill came in Spring to Lou Vecchione, Alice King, and Audrey Maclnnes when they were accepted on cheering squad. Summer was again upon you and now that you were almost upper termers, you antici- pated the thought of your third year, JUNIOR The summer over, you returned to school exuberant over the fact that you could now send newcomers to the boiler room instead of the girl's gym. But you still looked with envy at the seniors. You entered our iunior year with Barbara Greene as class president. ime Bill Smart, Fred Russell, and Dick Abernethy kept the sports lovers yelling at the swimming meets when they made the swimming team. You went through another skating party and Newman Dance. ln December a tre- mendous profit was made by the class on the White Elephant Dance. Ronald Kessel was elected sixth-term president. Now, for the first time, your class made appearance on the G.O. elections. Roger Kessel caused a maior sensation by being elected president. The talent show brought more talent to the spotlight. Bruce Velsor and Mabel Stirn performed and won great recognition. In your sports life, Joan Dempsey and Lorraine Riordan donned their cheering outfits. Bob Flanagan and George Harvey starred on the Basketball team, Beni Krasnow, Bob Culotta, Otto Rogale and Bill Arent scored for the baseball team. The girls were going out for all activities and helped R. H. H. S. to win the P. S. A. L. Trophy. Fred Kirschenbaum and Cecile Kornberg starred in the Spring Play. Arista claimed 50 of your class that Spring and everyone burst with pride. You felt that your world was stupendous! May rolled around and the excitement of the Junior Prom came with the flush of Spring. You all gasped when you saw the drab boy's gym converted to a beautiful dance floor. Your Junior year closed and a busy year was ahead. SENIOR September rolled around again and there you were at that lull between success and desperation, seventh term! lt was torment to be in your senior term and maliciously called onIy a seventh termer. Having changed to annual elections, Carole Wichern was your senior president. Roger Kessel was re-elected 'G.O. president, the first time in history that the same person held top office for two terms in a row. Girl's Varsity claimed your able athletes and Mary Ellen Appleman became president. Carole Wichern was president of Leader's Club. Bette Reichenstein became editor-in-chief of Domino. Ronald Kessel and Elaine Haug were elected Boy and Girl Leader of Arista. Jean Schmitt, Lu Lohmier, Regina Schwarz, and Jean Schneeman made cheering squad. With all the activities you didn't mind the wait, Regents week went by and you were so eager that you passed all your exams iust to become full-fledged seniors. February came and at last your ultimate goal was reached. You were now in the spotlight, at the height of your high school career. You felt so good! The feeling that everyone was looking up to you in envy iust as you had done when you were lowly was unmistakable. Your senior term in full swing, you received your buttons, hats, school rings and senior passes, all of which made your heads swell more and more. Senior Day came and went with a whirl of activity. Everyone was thrilled. Class night was a tremendously successful affair. The Senior Prom topped the highlights with formality and pleasure. Regents slipped by, treacherous as they were. Now on Graduation night you're holding your diploma. Four years flash through your mind, four years of hard work, good fun, and lots of valuable memories. A pang of regret surges through you as everyone screams Good luck. Tears and smiles are all mixed together as you make your way through the well-wishing crowd. PLAY CAST Cinderella . . . Sfepsislers . Prince . . . King .... Fairy Godmolher . Mother . . . Narrator . . . TALENT Dancing in the Dark Me and My Shadow Triplets . . . Embraceable You . FaculfyAdviser. . Director . . . Band Specialty . . . , X, ELL . . Jo Anne Wilkes .Barbara Felsing, Audrey Maclnnes . . . . Al Keck . Richard Abernethy . . Barbara Greene Q . . . Pal Collins l. Fred Kirschenbaum l l. . . Mabel Slirn . . .Jean Nelson, 'Kathy Willock lCicino, Pat McVeigh, 'un l . f' l Elaine Pdlmglx . Barbara Borhaug . . .lack Rubak . 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F4-'SERV 3-v if U a perfect typed copy with no erasures little Velsors redheaded kids a cute Greek twin husbands a gold-plated record of Unforgettable a pair of gym tights that fit a 24-room mansion so all the girls can stay over night a permanent booth at Jahn's a cottage for two one pair of long wool socks a tollgate for room 155 a personal gossip column a gold-plated chisel hats with holes in them for her pony tail a class of Eugene Funks an audition with Arthur Godfrey good luck at the happy hunting grounds a million dollar charge account at Lord and Taylor exclusive rights to an eat all you want diet a license to teach the Syncopated CIock to Sadlers Ballet a bound copy of The 5l Dragon a complete album of Yeomen of the Guard portable twin diving boards a house made of clay a permanent crew cut a different color blush a silver personality-plus pin a bridge between Brooklyn and Long Island a private secretary a lease on the girls' gym glue to keep his crew cut down ED T l ks-in 5 Y A'..v't .I . 9 rs di, ,Q-:mils :sikf- f-'aff Orcheshc fN Girls Choral Training 47 C Boys Choral Training Aris1'c1 .4 ii Hun--'f U Sanwryhceov TH as E General Assembly S+uden+ Board 'gm-E nk ,X --qu x. , x Library Squad Q 1 1, Archway S+c1FF 69 Domino 70 QM , O -1 Secrefcnrial Club 1' 4 E Junior Red Cross 7'I PM ography will-vw M, ' - ,. , 2 zz, Qf ' ' ffff'l? i,1gg- -M fffiff ..,,. 1- f ,gp - 1 'fff'fM A5W 1 'sr 5515: H Engineering Club PM 73 Miss Glc1sser's Secre+cries Miss Bronck's Secre+cries 74 S+oge Crew 75 sfbb 0 LED 5' :F i x HD I UQ. 5 X N E Q I RL. X . 1 T 3 '. D. I af Em-' Audio Visual Squad 76 His+ory Club Accoun+ing Club .fy-,far ' Hi-Y A af A ff? 75 M , W7 M yefgf f ETA CH Chcp+e rs OMICRON CHI RHO gigmm ,ls SIGMA ,4 . Hec1r+hs+one Club Secre+c1ricl Service Squad 80 ? w I X XS' Annex Ma+h Club Spanish Club 81 Newman Club lns+rumen+c1l Junior Cheer Leaders 83 Bcske+bcll ' Tec if la, 6 Q , ' my 3 ffl' ' A 3, Q ' 339 ,Ms Boys Swimming Team 85 Dolphins 86f K fo AV, -f 1? x A g 5'.:ff:,,,,,f,. E Swimming Leaders 8 Swimming Leaders 88 P l x s N X s B Wg Q Girls' Vorsi+y 89 B : -iv A? 'Ns gs- li.- ZX I ' SQA fi .Vg xgbggg.. VA, A' yea H r 0 Leaders' Club .f ,f ' Mag . -.XV f' ..-IL L Ushers 736 0,4674 670016 91 .wr flw flwfs, abzm CODE A-Archway JA-Junior Arista BT-Basketball Team V-Varsity CS-Cheering Squad PA-Pool Aide '-Arista CT-Choral Training ST-Swimming Team D-Dolphins O-Orchestra LS-Library Squad LC-Leaders Club P-Publications U-Ushers G-Guard Force AV-Audio Visual Squad M-Major Letter ABERNETHY, RICHARD Dick is a member of our swimming team. His melodious voice was heard many times with the Boys Choral Training. LS CT Judy, Judy, Judy State Rangers School ADAMS, DOROTHY Cute Dotty, who collects popular records, considers stenography with Miss Cristadora her best subject. This future secretory's spare time is used in horseback riding. Semper Fideles Business AFONSO, HELEN A future accountant, Helen enjoys swim- ming, collecting records, and History with Mrs. Hernandez. Her spare time is spent traveling-especially in New England. No Kiddingll Accountant ALEXOPOULOS, CHRISTIANA Collecting Tony Bennet rec- ords takes up much of Chris' time. She enjoys basketball, bowling, bookkeeping and Mrs. Keegan. During her tree periods she can usually be found working in an office as secretary. LC Because of You Business AMATO, FRANCES Charming Fran spends most of her free time in school by serving on the Guard Force. She has four blue cards. JA SP G Unforgettable Secretary ANDREOLI, MARIE Assisting in the General Office and be- ing a member of the Guard Force were two services Marie has rendered to the school. Ice skating, swimming, and rooting for the Dodgers are her favorite pastimes. l've got the world on a string Business APPLEMAN, MARY ELLEN Versatile Mary Ellen, who worked for numerous teachers, was President of Varsity and alter- nate of Arista. She was a member of Leoder's Club, Ushers Squad and Treasurer of Sigma Hi-Y. V ' U LC SL JA SP M l'll Be Seeing You! Albright ARENT, WILLIAM Good-looking Bill ranks baseball tops and is a member of the Baseball team. His favorite subject, oddly enough, is lunch and he enjoys all sports. G Wine, Women, and Song New York State Institute of Technology ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY Dottie has been secretary to Mr. White for five terms and is the owner of seven proficiency awards'. She enjoys records, laughter and Economics with Mrs. Goetcheus. JA Ml SP You'll be surprised Business BAADEN, ROBERT A photography and basketball fan, Bob rates Bookkeeping with Mr, Nathan tops. Bob has worked in the Bio Lab and is a Gym Leader. LC Academy of Aeronautics 92 BAGNATO, MARIE Marie, who was a member of Arista, Leoder's Club, Varsity and Sigma Hi-Y, earned her service letter, major L and minor letters in athletics. She likes Mrs. Feiring and Sten. G JA LC V M Business BAILEY, REGINA Blonde Jeanie, who has been secretary to Mrs. Walter and Mr. Griffith, was a member of Choral Train- ing and Newman Club, Swimming, History and collecting souvenirs are favorite pastimes. CT To Be Alone Representative BAUMGARTEN, PAUL Spider, who has one perfect attendance award and a blue card to his credit, rates Mrs. O'Hare and Mechanical Drawing as tops. His favorite hobby is Motor Boat Racing, Always Prepared U. S. Coast Guard BEAUDOIN, NANCY Sweet Nancy loves swimming and skat- ing, She is a member of Leoder's Club and is the possessar of two P.S.A.L. medals. SP Keep Smiling! Bookkeeper BECK, WILLIAM Friendly Bill's favorite subject is Physics. He plans to study dentistry. He spends his leisure with stamps and baseball. The Truth Hurts College BECKER, CAROL Blondie has been in Choral Training for two terms, She rates Sten as her favorite. Her ambition is to be a private secretary. BECKER, ELIZABETH Cheerful Betty was a member of Arista, Secretarial Club, and athletic activities. She earned her ma- jor letter working for Miss Bronk and possesses blue cards. She enjoys lunch, swimming, and making shell jewelry. ' SP JA Gee Dad! Secretary BECKLES, BARBARA Friendly Bobs, who enjoys life, has earned an attendance certificate. She has worked for Miss Koch and rates Math high on her list. Ambition-to get married. lsn't that just fabulous? BECKMANN, ELLEN Ellen, who is a member of Arista, has received her major letter for secretarial work. Dr. Lewinsohn, Sten and swimming are among her favorites. She plans to become a secretary. SP SC JA ' You are, without a doubt, the mast!! Business BEIGEL, DAVID Dave, a member of the swimming team, has earned his major letter for swimming. He rates Mrs. Ulph, Biology, and model airplanes tops. ML Academy of Aeronautics BELLO, LOUIS Athletic Luigi rates Mr. Turner, Mechanical Drawing and Girls high in his list of favorites, Swimming, bowling, and baseball take up most of his free time. M G ST What Are You Doin' Sat'Dee Night? Navy BERGDOLL, MARILYN Bergie has been secretary to several teachers and holds chevrons and a medal for swimming. She has three typing awards and a scholarship pin, She finds record collecting fun. JA SP Thanks for the memories Secretary BERNHARDT, BARBARA Barbie served on the Cafeteria Guard Force and was secretary to Mrs. Casper, She considers History, Mr. Estrin and baseball tops. This future detective collects autographs of famous people as a hobby. Do Unto Others- Queens College BERNHOLDT, PAUL Robust Paul loves baseball and History. He has been of service in the supply room and he plans to study for the ministry after graduation. Put Your Trust in God Bates College BEYER, ELIZABETH A member of Varsity, Betty is the proud owner of three major letters. She enjoys swimming, bowling, and basketball. A traveling enthusiast, she rates Miss Bronk and English as taps. CT SP LC 'Q JA V LS Business School You'lI Never Walk Alone BIENKIEVITZ, ROSETTA Friendly Rose, who has worked for Miss Glasser for 7 terms, has earned a perfect attendance award, She lists Sten, Typing and Miss Feise high on her list. Her favorite sports include swimming and bowling. Friends slowly won are long held Business BINNS, JOAN Joni was a member of the History and New- man Clubs. She owns a P.S.A.L. medal and proficiency slips in Sten and Music, Designing and swimming are her hobbies, When my dreamboat comes home Secretary BLOCK, REVA Our future bookkeeper, Revo has won typing awards, attendance awards and 3 scholarship pins, She is a member of Junior Arista and lists Mr. Nathan and the New York Giants as tops. JA SP Mm boy, you're o Dandy, Bookkeeper BOENING, VIRGINIA A future private secretary, Ginny has worked for Mr. Jeuch for five terms. A member of Junior Arista, she has received a major service letter, typewriting awards and several perfect attendance certificates. JA ML Business BORCHERS, WILMA Petite Willie, who lists lunch, Mr. Grehan, and dancing high, is also a member of Senior Arista. She is the proud owner of two major letters. ' JA SP SC M Secretary BORHAUG, BARBARA Cute Bobbie, Mr. Wood's favorite sec- retary, was also a member of Choral Training and Beta Chi Hi-Y. The teacher highest on her list is Mrs. O'Hare. LS A CT Ain't got a worry, ain't got a care Katherine Gibbs BREITENBACH, BARBARA Smiley, our able associate edi- tor of Archway, has been President of Beta Chi Hi-Y for two terms, and still finds time to be Vice-President of the Library Squad and a member of varsity. A V LC PA LS M JA SP S He's just my Bill Pace College BRENNAN, MARILYN Sweet Mal, who has been a reception- ist and worked for Mr. Moseley, owns several attendance certificates. Mal enjoys horseback riding, Bookkeeping with Mr. Wilson and collecting hit records. Always Faithful Secretary BRENT, WILLIAM Bill has earned one blue card, one perfect attendance award and a P.S.A.L. medal. His favorite sport is baseball. Blondi Business BROADHURST, CAROLE Carole has earned her service letter, blue cards and B typing awards. Her favorites include Mr. Wilson, swimming and Bookkeeping. Her hobby is collecting pictures and articles of Marlon Brando and Rock Hudson. BRUDER, MARGARET Versatile Peggy, President of Varsity and Vice-President of Leader's Club, has been active in all sports, earning her major letter and L . Mr. Grehan is tops with her, along wtih swimming, JA LC V U M Sl. Let a smile be your umbrella Secretary BUETTNER, DOROTHY Talented Margie, the proud possessor of two major letters, was member of the Library Squad, Or- chestra and Arista. Her hobbies include listening to records, roller skating and swimming. She lists Math with Miss De Hondt as tops. LS O SP JA M ' Oh, Papa College BUTTACI, ANNE Anne, who enjoys roller skating, plans to become a private secretary, Miss Finn, Stenography, singing and listening to popular music are among her likes. Always hope for the future Business BUTTERFIELD, ELLEN Pert Ellen holds a major letter for Choral Training and was a member of the Library Squad. Among her likes are swimming, French and collecting records. LS CT ML Worry, Worry, Worry Business CALAFELL, DOROTHY Dottie, a future secretary, considers typing and Mrs. O'Hare tops. A member of Choral Training, for two terms, she finds time for her favorite after school sport-swimming. CT ln God We Trust Business CARBONE, MARYANN Lively Ertha, a member of the Cafe- teria Squad, likes to spend her spare moments swimming and drawing. She has been secretary to Miss Stevenson and has earned two swimming medals. G l've Got the World on a String Business CARIONE, GRACE Secretary to Miss Auwerda and Miss Koch, Jane's pet activities are swimming and playing records. She was a member of both the Newman Club and Hearthstone. Ambition: To be a secretary, Eyes of Blue Business CARPENTER, WILLIAM Bill is very active in school clubs. Be- sides being a member of the Bio and Philosophy clubs, he was President of the History Club and served on Publications, His main interest is politics. P Just gat in. Like your town. College CEBULSKI, JAMES James rates Mr. Ahern, Mechanical Draw- ing, football, and swimming as tops. His hobby is playing the drums. He plans to become a deep sea diver, Splash! Deep Sea Diver CEDZICH, JANET Trim Jan has served in the General Of- fice for three terms and as G.O. representative for her class for 2 terms. Her favorites include swimming, Biology, and singing. She'll study nursing after graduation. SC Where there's a will there's a way St. Luke's Hospital CERRACCHIO, GUY Gallo, who has been a Leader in Health Ed. for 2 terms, has earned a P.S.A.L. medal. He rates English and Mrs. O'Hare as tops. Baseball and Car Racing are his favorite pastimes. Play it cool, man! Business CHAPLIN, HOLLY HAY Versatile Bambi is President of Sigma Hi-Y and is a permanent fixture in the Boys' Health Ed. of- fice. Bams also has her major letter for service and is a mem- ber of Junior Arista, JA, S CT My heart is made of Clay College CHEEK, JEANETTE Perl Jan has been secretary to almost every teacher. She has received a scholarship pin and was a member of Junior Arista far two terms. Jan enjoys drawing and her ambition is nursing. JA SP Oh, well, that's life Nursing CHOPPING, CAROLYN Chop-Chop was a member of Choral Training and received her major R for music. Her favorite subjects are Music and Law. After graduation, Carolyn wants to become a stenographer in National City Bank, CT M Business CHORNY, HAROLD Hal, who is President of the Library Squad and former president of the Chem Club, enjoys fishing and raising tropical fish. A member of Arista, he has received two major letters and a scholarship pin. A G S JA ' SP LS A Girl in Every Port Business CHRISTENSEN, JAMES Jim, a photography enthusiast, has spent two terms on photography machine and as secretary in Bay's Health Education office, He was a member of the Cam- era Club and says Mr. Estrin and Chemistry are his favorites. Business CICINO, PATRICIA Lively Patti, who loves eating and sleep- ing, was veep of our fourth term class and secretary of our fifth term. She was secretary of Newman Club and has earned her service letter. Les Miserables Queens College 93 CITRIN, ALAN Versatile Al, who worked in the Chem Lab, has been a member of the bowling and golf teams, and or- chestra. He owns several P.S.A.L. Medals, M JA ' SP O Bring on the girls Dentistry CIULLA, AMODEO Ed has been a member of Junior Arista and the Audio Visual Squad. Although bowling takes up most of his time, he also rates football and baseball as his favor- ites. And away I go U. S. Air Force CLANCY, MARTIN Martin, a swimming enthusiast, has served as a Guard for both Miss Koch and Mr. Fitzpatrick. His many likes include Mr. Hutchinson and Math. ST G Man-that's craziness COLLINS, CAROL Mr. Grehan, Bookkeeping, and record col- lecting are among Cizzy's favorites. She was a Cafeteria Guard for two terms, a member of Junior Arista and has earned a proficiency certificate in Bookkeeping. G JA I don't know, but I sure do care Business COLLINS, PATRICIA Popular Pat, a Varsity member, has been active in Leader's Club, Choral Training and captainball and basketball clubs. She is Vice-President of Chi Rho Hi-Y and her hobby is talking on the telephone. A JA LC CT V SP M That's Fabulous Business CRONENBERG, JANET Sweet and lively Jan, a former mem- ber of Beta Chi Hi-Y, has earned her major letter for service and several blue cards. Her spare time is taken up by swim- ming and sketching. M All my dreams are coming true Business CULOTTA, ROBERT A sports fan, Bibs has earned major let- ters for varsity baseball and basketball. He has served in the bookroom, on the Guard Force and on the Audio Visual Squad. BT B G Set them up, Chris! Navy CUMMINGS, PATRICIA Attractive Pat, a future secretary for an airline office, has been secretary to Mr. Griffith and Mrs. Sarro, She spends her spare time dancing and skating. G Heart of my heart Business DANN, MATTHEW Matty, Treasurer of Arista for two terms, is a member of the Intramural Championship Basketball Team. He has earned three P.S.A.L. medals and a Math award. ' G SP JA Swarthmore D'AURlA, LOUIS Lou, better known as Duals D'Auria, has been a Locker Guard and Gym Leader. History, dancing, bas- ketball and working on cars are tops with him. Ambition- to travel the U, S. G L You Want To Drag DAVENPORT, JANICE Active Jan, a member of Leader's Club, Choral Training, swimming and captainball clubs, has been awarded a scholarship pin and both gold and silver swimming pins. She loves to dance and ice skate. G LC CT SP Till Then Nurses Training Norwegian Hospital DECKINGER, DOLORES Dolores, who is a tennis enthusiast, loves Latin. She has received three Red Cross awards, four Latin certificates, and is a member of Arista. ' SP JA Queens College DEER, CAROL Attractive Carol is a member of Beta Chi Hi-Y and the Archway staff. Her sweet personality ranks high and she earned her service letter for secretarial work. A M Stay as nice as you are Business School DEMETRUS, GLORIA To be a successful secretary is Deme- tasse's ambition. Proud possessor of three typing awards and two perfect attendance certificates, her spare time is taken up by skating, art and poetry. Give me time Business DEMPSEY, JOAN Attractive Joon, member of our Cheering Squad, is President of Gamma Psi Hi-Y and a member of Varsity. She enjoys basketball and in her spare time can be found listening to Dixieland Jazz. JA LC CS V PA A SP Obviously Airline Stewardess DEPRE, CAROL ANN Active Carol is a member of Arista and the Library Squad, She spends her spare time reading and playing captainball after school. She plans to be a secretary. ' JA SP L Pace College DIETZ, MATTHEW As veep of our Senior class and a member of student board, Matty has proved his ability. Possessor of four blue cards, this ambition is to become a millionaire, G Wine, women and who cores 94 DIETZE, ELEANOR A former Hi-Y member for two terms, Dietzie plans to become a newspaper reporter after gradu- ation. Her favorite sport is swimming and her hobbies include talking and lunch. Gay and light-hearted Business DI PRIMA, MARIE This Dodger fan has been a receptionist, secretary in the Girl's Health Education office and on Library Squad. She was awarded a scholarship pin, a major letter and six attendance awards. SP JA M LS Love Every Moment You Live Queens College DOCKERY, INEZ I, an ardent sailboat fan, has worked for Miss Koch and Mrs. Richter. She has earned several proficiency certificates and enjoys Science with Mr. Mabel. Love, laugh and be happy for tomorrow may never come DONATO, CAROLYN Sweet and lovely Carolyn, whose win- ning personality makes her well-liked by everyone, is sec- retary to Miss Finn, and has been Treasurer of Gamma Psi Hi-Y for three terms. Dancing and swimming are her enthu- siasms. Flattery will get you everywhere! Business DONOVAN, ARLINE Cute Arline, a former Chi Rho Hi-Y member, has been secretary to Miss Bronk for one term. A member of Junior Arista, she is the owner of 3 blue cards and a scholarship pin. JA SP Till then Business DOZER, RICHARD Richy, whose ambition is to become a Fashion Designer, has received three Art Awards and a P.S.A.L. Award, His spare time is taken up by baseball and drawing. I didn't do it DRAKE, VIRGINIA Ginny, whose ambition is to goto Cornell University, has been a member of the Chemistry Club and has received three P.S.A.L. medals for her favorite sport, swim- ming. When you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you. Cornell University DUHAN, SUSAN Sue, a member of Arista, is President of the History, Quill and Menorah Clubs. She also participates in Dome and Domino Publications and rates Mr. Estrin and History as tops. The world is too much with us. DYCKMAN, ELIZABETH Betty, who has received her major letter for Library Squad, has worked for Mrs, Ulph for two terms. Among her favorites are Mr. Bonnick, horseback riding, lunch and bays. She hopes to become a stenographer after graduation. S LS Do you serious? Business EARL, JAMES Besides being Treasurer of Iota Psi Hi-Y for two terms, Duke was also a Cafeteria Guard. His favorites include basketball and collecting jazz records. G M Ohl When the Saints go marching in Navy EARL, ROBERTA Bobby, who was awarded five perfect at- tendance certificates, has been a secretary in the detention room for three terms. Among her likes are collecting records, swimming and Bookkeeping. You're Never Too Old to Learn Business EBERT, DOROTHY Spruce Dotty has served on the Library Squad and earned proficiency awards in several subjects. Her hobbies are German, photography, and ice-skating. Dot- tie hopes to become a teacher. ' JA SP S Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella Oneonta State College ECKER, JOSEPH An ardent bowling fan, Joe has served on the Guard Force and has obtained a perfect attendance cer- tificate. His hobby is collecting foreign money, and his am- bition is to be a butcher. G Don't count your chickens before they hatch Business EHRENHAFT, GEORGE George, who has held class offices in his 3, 4 and 8 terms, is a member ofthe Usher and Swim- ming Squads. He is active in G.O. and Jr. Red Cross. Tennis and History are his favorites. JA SP ST LS College EHRLICH, JEROME Jerry, a member of Choral Training, has been in several concerts, and also is on the Guard Force and Archway Staff. He has earned Math and Spanish awards and likes hiking. CTGJA' ASPM Asi es la vida City College EISENSTEIN, IRWIN Baseball and collecting novelty records take up mast of lrwin's spare time, Besides being a secre- tary to Mr. Thomas for two terms, he thinks Mr. Schecter and Spanish are tops. Oh, for crying out loud Queens College ELLENPORT, THEA As a member of Library Squad and secre- tary to Miss Koch four terms, Thea has been awarded a schol- arship pin, major letter and seven commendation cards. M LS SP Live and Learn State Institution of Applied Arts and Sciences ENGEL, PETER Pete, captain of the Audio Visual Squad, has served on the Guard Force. The owner of two P.S.A.L. pins, his hobbies are photography and baseball. Next stop- Queens College. AV G It's later than you think Queens College ERICKSON, THEODORA Teddy, a member of Beta Chi Hi-Y, was awarded two certificates for perfect attendance. This future office worker enjoys dancing, art, and roller skating. Okay, Honey Business ESELGROTH, HELEN ELISE Ambitious Helen, Secretary of Varsity and President of Dolphins, rates Miss Levy, Math and swimming high on her list. She has received P.S.A.L. and basketball awards. V D LC JA ' SP Came on in, the water's wet! EVERY, ROBERT Sports-minded Bob favors hunting and fish- ing. He was a member of the Guard Rorce, Library Squad, and has served as a Gym Leader. Ambition: To make money. LS G Draw One FALES, BARBARA A member of Arista, Babs' favorites include Mrs. Hernandez, History and basketball. She has worked in the General Office for six terms and received a major letter for service, Her plans are to become a teacher. LS ' JA SP Where there's a will there's a way Queens College FARDIG, CARL Next stop for Carl is Wagner Lutheran Col- lege to study for the ministry, Besides serving on Library Squad and as secretary in the Health Education department, he has earned two perfect attendance awards. LS Any good therefore that I can do, let me do it now, for l shall never pass this way again Wagner Lutheran College FASULLO, ROSEMARIE Pursuing a business career, Roe has already earned her major letter for service as secretary to Miss Koch. The Dodgers, English and Mrs. O'Hare are among her many favorites. M Smile and the whole world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone Business FEIGE, EDGAR Eddy, as a member of Arista, has been active in the science field, and is on the Domino staff. He enjoys baseball, Biology, and thinks Mr. Estrin is tremendous. ' LS S P M JA I disagree! Columbia College FELSING, BARBARA Versatile Barbie, our Archway Art Edi- tor, is a member of Beta Chi Hi-Y, Leader's Club, captainball and basketball clubs. She has earned a major letter in .serv- ice and loves swimming and tennis. A JA LC M PA SP You'll never walk alone Cortland State FERRARA, FLORENCE Good-natured Flo goes all out for any activity she can find: She owns a scholarship pin, 5 P.S.A.L. medals and earned her major and minor letters for Health Ed. She is also a member of Arista, SA JA LS AV LC Keep Smiling Bookkeeper FEVOLA, ANTHONY Tony, a member of the Guard Force and Library Squad, has been both a Leader and secretary in the gym. He has earned a major letter for the swimming team and Guard Force. F LS ST M Time is money-work hard, my son! Syracuse U FIERO, DONALD Most of Don's spare time in school is spent helping out in the Audio-Visual room. His favorite subject is Math and he enjoys swimming and making model boats. AV Peace, Brother, Peace Navy FISCHER, ANITA Friendly Anita, who wishes to be a Comp- tometor Operator, has received three typing certificates and seven perfect attendance awards. Her favorite sports are ski- ing and swimming. She enjoys collecting records and playing piano. Mmm, Boy, You're a Dandy Business FLANAGAN, ROBERT Athletic Bob has earned major letters in both basketball and swimming. He plans to enter the field of physical education and recreation after graduation and says drawing and swimming are tops with him, A JA ST BT M SP Play like a champ College FOLEY, ROBERT Unk, who has worked in both the G.O. of- fice and the chem. laboratory, likes basketball best of all sports. He has played on both the basketball and baseball teams. BT ln God We Trust FORQUIGNON, MARGUERITE Marge, who likes to bowl, has been secretary to Mr, Wood, Mr. Silverman and Mrs. Hernan- dez. Her best liked teacher is Mr. Grehan. Laugh and grow fat IBM Operator FOX, DOLORES Foxy, who has won chevrons in volleyball and captainball, likes to write letters and take photographs. She was a secretary to both Mr, Silverman and Mr. Cohen. Love Walked In Stenographer FRANK, BRUCE L. Lively Bruce was a member of our swim- ming team, a Guard and Gym Leader. His favorite subject is Bookkeeping, and his most liked teacher is Mrs. Casper. ST LC G Wine, Women and Song Business FRANKS, AMY LOU Petite Amy has had 6 terms of Choral Training, and has worked in the Record Office. She has 2 major letters. JA CT SL SP A Drum Beats in My Heart College FRENCH, WILLIAM Friendly Bill spent most of his high school life working for P.S.A.L. medals. He was a Gym Leader and won a few perfect attendance awards. His best subject is Science. LC Good Morning Air Force FRERICKS, HELEN Helen, who has worked in the Grade Ad- viser's office for seven terms, is a member of the Biology Club and Arista. Her favorites include Miss Dehondt, History and swimming. She enjoys photography. SP JA But still in all. . , Clark University FREY, DOROTHY Dottie, a member of Arista, has worked for Mr. Wood, Mrs. Ulph and Mrs. Ellesoe, and received her major letter for service. She enjoys water and oil painting and rated Mr. Wood, German and ice skating as tops. ' JA SP LS Where there's a will, there's a way Syracuse FREY, VIOLET Violet, who was a member of our Secretarial Club, likes to watch the roller derby. FRIEDLIEB, LESLIE Curly, who is interested in art, was Vice- President of Iota Psi Hi-Y, He is also Assistant Art Editor of Archway. Formerly he was a Cafeteria Guard and on the Library Squad. SP JA G S O, When the Saints Go Marching ln Queens College FRIEDMAN, MICHAEL Mike was a member of Menorah, Biol- ogy and Drama Clubs. He played the Butler in Charlie's Aunt. S SC DL SP All the World's a Stage Latin American Institute FRISWOLD, PAUL Paul, whose favorite sport is handball, also likes to bicycle ride, During his four years of high school he won six perfect attendance awards and was a member of Boys' Choral Training. CT Don't cross over the bridge until you come to it Navy GATTI, ROBERT Bob has the fascinating hobby of collecting foreign coins. His favorite sport is bowling and he's pretty good at it, too. He rates Mrs. Hernandez and History tops. JA SP Tremendous Queens College GETTELSON, MARILYN Secretary to Mr. Estrin, Marilyn was a member of the Captainball club. Typing awards and pro- ficiency slips are to her credit and she lists Mrs. Feiring, Sten and baseball as tops. l'm Sitting on Top of the World Secretary GIACONA, MARILYN Happy go lucky, Marilyn was secre- tary to Mrs. Ulph and Mr. Shechter. She was an active mem- ber of Leader's Club, and rates Mr. Estrin, Spanish and swim- ming as tops on her list. TC JA Live, Love, and Be Happy Business 95 GILL, CLETUS Bob, who likes bowling, also collects hillbilly records. After graduation he hopes to attend John Carrol University. What's the Scoop, Troop? John Carrol University GIMPEL, ELAINE Loquacious Elaine loves Math and proved it by earning five awards and six proficiency slips in the subiect. She has been secretary in the Boy's Health Ed. of- fice and spends her spare time watching football games. JA SP Don't holler! College GINNELL, RITA Rita has been a secretary for Mr. White, Miss Clark and Mr. Cohen. She likes History with Mrs. Hernandez, swimming, and dancing with Duffy as the greatest. JA PA LC Always true to Navy Blue Business GIORGI, PETER Peter has been on the Guard Force for I year. His favorite sport is baseball and, of course, he admires the Brooklyn Dodgers. He has two blue cards to his credit. His favorite teacher is Mr. Jeuch. Keep 'em Smiling The Service GOETTINGER, CHARLES Charles, whose hobby is coin col- lecting, also likes hunting trips. He was a former member of the Library Squad, and has done some tutoring. JA SP S I made it Syracuse University GOLDEN, DONALD Don can be seen most anytime around the baseball diamond or in a bowling alley. His favorite sub- iect is English and he plans to loin the Army. Army GOLONKA, DOLORES Del has been secretary to Mrs. Casper, and holds 3 proficeincy slips and 4 blue cards. Swimming and skating are her hobbies. Business before pleasure Business GOMER, BARBARA LEE Barb has been a member of the or- chestra for 4 terms. She also worked on the Library Squad and with Miss Gunther. She has earned P.S.A.L. medals and 2 swimming medals. O S Because of You Bookkeeper GREENE, BARBARA W. Barby, our live wire, has been Treas- urer of the G.O. and President of her fifth term class. Jahn's, planning a hope chest and listening to all kinds of music takes up her spare time. A JA LC SP Live lt Up! Katherine Gibbs GRIMLEY, VIRGINIA Ginny, who was a secretary to numer- ous teachers, was a member of the basketball, volleyball and captainball clubs. Her favorite hobbies include swimming and making French fries for Bob. SL M True Love Never Runs Smooth Business GUERRA, ROBERT Bob, a member of Iota Psi Hi-Y, has an ambition to become a horse trainer. He enioys playing pocket billiards. His hobby is drawing. They're off! GUSTAFERRI, GLENN Tex loves handball and says his favor- ite subiect was Biology with Mr, Herenstein, His hobbies are hunting and fishing and raising racing pigeons. Army HALPERN, GLADYS Gladys, who was a Locker Guard, is a member of Junior Arista. She earned 4 typing awards and a Scholarship medal. She rates Mr. Grehan, Bookkeeping and swimming as tops. JA SP You can always be replaced Business HANLEY, AGNES Friendly Irish, who was a secretary to Mr. Nathan, was a member of the Hearthstone, Newman and Chem clubs, Seven perfect attendance awards. Two blue cards and a Junior Arista Certificate are to her credit. JA Erin Go Bragh Business HARRISON, RICHARD Dick is an authority on Indian lore and dancing. He has been a Cafeteria Guard and a Health Ed. secretary. LS Do unto others- Electrical Engineer HARTMANN, EDWARD Eddie has been a Gym Leader and a member of the baseball team. He has two P.S.A.L. medals and several blue cards. Mr. Shields, Chemistry and baseball are his favorites. LC BT JA SP Honesty is the best policy Engineer HARVEY, GEORGE George, whose favorite sport is basket- ball, played for 2 years on the school varsity team. He was also secretary in the speech office for 'I term. His best sub- iect is Math. BT Take Five College 96 HAUG, ELAINE Pert and pretty Elaine was active in almost every phase of school life. Among these are Varsity, Archway, secretarial service and stage productions. For two terms she was Girl Leader of Arista. A LC JA V SP M Um Queens College HEPCKE, MARGUERITE Margie has been a member of the Library Squad and the Cafeteria Guard Squad. She has a library letter and a certificate for costume designing. JA SP Where there's a will, there's a way Brown's Business School HONECKER, DORIS Doris, a member of Arista, is active in the Captainball, Basketball and Swimming Clubs, and has received a malor L in Health Ed. Horseback riding and Biology are among her favorites. LS LC JA SP If at first you don't succeed, try, try again! Concordia HORN, FREDERICK Fritzie, who has worked in both the Biol- ogy and Physics laboratories, also likes to paint. His favorite sport is baseball and his favorite team is the Yankees. Honesty is the best policy HOUGHTON, THOMAS Tom has earned two P.S.A.L. medals and two attendance certificates. His greatest ambition is to get into the Navy Air Force but first he plans to attend college. Love every moment you live Harper College HUBER, ALBERT Al owns several proficiency certificates and a perfect attendance award. He was a member of the Drama Club and enioys illustrating and sketching. Laugh and be happy College HUMBLE, ROBERT Bob, who was a member of the History, Chemistry and Bio Clubs, enjoys hillbilly music and making model airplanes. He also holds several proficiency certificates and a scholarship pin. JA SP l'm moanin' on College HUYLER, VIRGINIA Friendly Ginni proudly possesses many commendation cards and a malor letter for Library Squad. Her hobbies include music, record collecting and tennis. M I did my best Business IBERT, LLOYD As secretary to Mr. Keegan and a member of Library Squad, Lloyd has earned a maior letter, scholarship pin and perfect attendance certificates. He says bowling and collecting records are his hobbies. LS JA SP M ln the mood Queens College IBERT, WINFIELD Windy has been a member of the History Club, Poster Club, and Library Squad. He has six perfect at- tendance awards and proficiency slips in several sublects. He enjoys stamp collecting. LS JA Take it easy Philatelist INSERRA, JOY Friendly Joy, who has worked on the Guard Force for three terms, has also earned two proficiency cer- tificates in business machines. Good music and dancing help to keep this miss happy. G Johnny is the boy for me Air Lines Secretary JACKSON, BARBARA Petit Bobbie, Secretary-Treasurer of Dolphins, has been a member of Library Squad, Leader's Club and has served as a pool aide. She has earned a Dol- phin maior letter and a maior L. LS D LC PA M JA SP Swim your cares away Cornell JAYNE, BARBARA Lovely Barbara is possessor of four blue cards, a scholarship pin and a French proficiency award. She has served on the program committee and has been a G.O. delegate for two terms. JA SP Life is what you make it Katherine Gibbs JENNERJOHN, MARY LOU Mary Lou, who is a member of Arista and Varsity, plans to become a lawyer or a teacher. She is active in all sports and is the proud owner of four maior letters. Among her favorites are Mrs. Hernandez, His- tory and basketball. ' V SP JA LC SC LS Power dwells with cheerfulness St. Johns University JESSEN, ROSEMARIE Rosemarie, known for her accordion playing, was a member of Junior Arista and was awarded two perfect attendance certificates and a maior letter. She plans to enter nursing school after graduation. JA M Say it with music Nursing JOOS, MELVYN Mel has been a Guard for Miss Koch and a member of the Bowling Club. He has earned four P.S.A.L. medals and a proficiency award in Physics. His hobby is tape-recording. Hi Ya Adelphi JOST, DORIS Junior Arista, a scholarship pin and a major letter for service are among this future stenographer's accom- plishments. Also a member of Sigma Hi-Y, Doris likes Mr. Donnelly, History and swimming. SP JA M Live, love and learn Business JUNG, CAROLYN Carol, who worked for Miss Koch and was a member of Choral Training, received her major letter for music. She enjoys English taught by Miss Finn, dancing, and horseback riding. CT I Get So Lonely Business KAPLAN, EDWARD leadhead has received awards in Geometry, Mechanical Drawing and Biology. He has been a member of Guard Force and lists as his favorites Miss Benitt and History. His hobby is collecting records. GF CCNY, Here I Comet C.C.N.Y. KEARNEY, PATRICIA Patty has been a member of the Li- brary Squad for five terms and has earned her major letter. This future stenographer says Vinny and sipping sodas at Oedings are her hobbies. LS Do you serious??? Business KECK, ALBERT Whitey, who was a member of the golf team, Choral Training and Leader's Club, earned two major letters. He rates Mrs. Feiring, Chemistry and golf as tops. His ambi- tion is to be a golf pro. CT TC M Have Fun-Life ls Short Golf Pro KELLY, JOAN An ardent Eddie Fisher fan, Joan collects all his records. A member of the Newman Club and Choral Train- ing, she has earned her major letter for music. CT Sailor Beware Southampton Hospital KENNEDY, DENIS Den, whose favorites include Mr. Estrin, Science, football and basketball, has received several com- mendation cards. He enjoys collecting pictures of dogs and intends to go to college. Yes, Mom College KENNEDY, PATRICIA Sweet Pat loves to roller skate. Nursing is her aim in life. While in school she enjoyed swimming, captainball and volleyball. She was also secretary to Dr. Lewinsohn and Mrs. Ellesoe. SP JA A L You can't take it with you Nurse KERBEL, EILEEN lvy has been a member of orchestra for two terms and played at the recent concert. She plans to major in English and Music at Queens College after gradu- ation. O If you don't succeed the first time, try again Queens College KESSEL, ROGER Roger, well-liked and admired by all, was G.O. President in his 6th, 7th, and 8th terms. Also, as mem- ber of the swimming team, he was one of our ace divers. SP JA ST LS ' KESSEL, RONALD Popular Ronnie has been active in almost every phase of Richmond Hill life, He is Boy Leader of Arista and an important member of our swimming team. ' JA ST SP LC Take the high road KESSLER, LAWRENCE Larry was a Bank Guard while at Rich- mond Hill. In his spare time he plays baseball and collects books. Mr. Schecter and History are his favorites, Where's the Food? ' Business KING, ALICE Alice has been a member of the Cheering Squad for four terms and has served as Co-captain and Cap- tain. Her other activities include Junior Arista and Senior Arista. Mr. Waks is rated tops in school and swimming is her favorite sport. She holds six perfect attendance certificates. JA ' C PSAL Civil Service KINSELLA, MICHELE Shell has been secretary to Mrs. Ulph, her favorite teacher, and a member of Swimming Club. She collects jazz records and plans to go to Queens College. Let's face it Queens College KIRSCHENBAUM, FRED Any time you're looking for Fred, you'll find him either in the G.O. office or on the stage. This booming personality has been Secretary and Treasurer of G.O. and played in two major stage productions. ' JA O Sl There's No Business Like Show Business New York University KOENIG, ROBERT Bobby has been a basketball team man- ager and possesses two P.S.A.L. medals and three perfect attendance awards. He enjoys baseball and model railroad- ing. Mr. Kanstroom and Science are his favorites. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Business KOLOCOTRONES, JAMES Four terms in Choral Training and a member of the Audio Visual Squad, Kal won three medals in gym. He enjoys football and building gasoline engine planes. Mr, Cohen is his favorite teacher. AV CT lf you can't win- Brooklyn Institute of Technology KONDRIK, CATHERINE As a member af the Swimming Club, Cathy has won three swimming pins and two P.S.A.L. medals. This future secretary likes swimming, dancing, and law with Mr. Schecter. Love never runs smooth Business KONECKY, STANLEY Stan, who has earned a proficiency slip for five terms in Math, is active in the Chemistry Club and rates Mr. Cohen and basketball tops. Eating is his favorite pastime. College KONRAD, BARBARA Being secretary to Mrs. Casper and a member of Swimming, Captainball and Basketball Clubs has kept Barb busy. A future office worker, she has been awarded three perfect attendance certificates. Better late than never Business KORNBERG, CECILE The stage is always set for Cecile. As President of the Drama Club, she has appeared in all the schooI's major productions. She is also a member of Arista and French is her favorite subject. The play's the thing Brandeis College KOWALENKO, TATJANA Tania possesses several German awards and two perfect attendance certificates. Swimming, ballet dancing, cooking and singing take up most of her spare time. History and Math are her favorite subjects. To me music is everything Opera Singer KRAMER, LUCILLE To become a private secretary is Lu's am- bition, A member of Junior Arista, her likes include roller skating, stenography, Mrs. Goetcheus and swimming. She owns a typing certificate. JA SP Look before you leap Business KRASNOW, BERNARD Bernie, whose hobby is playing the sax, was on the Varsity baseball and bowling teams. He was a member of the Chemistry and Biology Clubs and says base- ball is his favorite sport. O M Take Five Queens College KRETCHMER, BRUCE Bruce has been Treasurer of his class for four terms and Secretary for one. He was a member of the golf team and possesses a major athletic letter for it. SP M ' JA Always Smiling M.I.T. KRYSTOFF, JOAN C. Joan has worked in several school of- fices and has been on the Library Squad. She was a mem- ber of the Hearthstone Club and Choral Training for seven terms. She owns a major R. KUECH, JANE BERNICE Janie has been a member of the Accounting and Secretarial Clubs. She owns two perfect at- tendance certificates and says English is her favorite subject. Her hobby-records by Eddie Fisher. Live, Love and Learn Women Marines KUMPEL, CAROL Vivacious Kizzie has worked in the Boy's Health Ed. office and was a Cafeteria Guard. She has earned numerous awards in Typing and Bookkeeping. G Here in My Heart Business School LAMBERSON, LEONA lee has worked in the Boy's Health Ed. office and possesses a perfect attendance award. Mr. Jeuch and Miss Murphy are her favorite teachers and swimming is her favorite sport. Why? Why Why? Journalist LANGLEY, BARBARA Collecting salt and pepper shakers oc- cupies most of Bobbie's time. The owner of four perfect at- tendance owards, she was o Locker Guard for two years. ML G Anchors Aweigh! LANGTON, MARY Mick has been in two concerts and owns a major letter, Besides all of her school activities, was a mem- ber of Beta Chi Hi-Y and enjoys dancing and bookkeeping. G M Johnny ls the Boy for Me Business LEEDS, HARRIET Honey, who has been secretary to Miss Koch, Mrs. Partridge, and Dr. Rich, enjoys mambo dancing and fashion designing.. She was President of the History Club, SP JA What's New? N. Y. S. Community College 97 LENKERSDORF, GERTRUDE Trudy has worked in the Boy's Health Ed. office and has been a member of numerous clubs. She proudly owns a maior letter. Variety ls the Spice of Life Police WOITIUI1 LENNIE, PATRICIA Pat, who served on the Junior Red Cross, possesses eight typing certificates and several typing pins. Playing the piano and swimming are her most pleasurable pastimes. JA Da Unto Others I-990i 5l9 l09WPhe' LEVEROCK, ALAN After graduation, Alan intends to enter the Navy for four years, and then he hopes to become a merchant seaman. Mrs. Hernandez, History and Drawing are among his favorites, Pin them crazy Hollywood eyes NUVY LEYBOLDT, ELIZABETH Betty, who is fond of swimmingjhopes to succeed in the business world. A member of Beta Chi Hi-Y, she worked in the Record office. Sl Why Don't You Believe Me? Business LINK, JANE Vivacious Jane, past Vice-President of Beta Chi Hi-Y, is a member of Varsity. The proud owner of seven major letters, she rates basketball, bowling and horseback riding qs tops, ' A SP JA SC LS LC V CT Take It Light Airline Stewardess LOHMEIER, LUCILLE Popular Lucille was a member of Choral Training, Leader's Club, and Cheer Leaders. She was Presi- dent of Sigma Hi-Y, Treasurer of the G.O. and Mr. Shields' secretary for four terms. Next stop, Queens College. SP LC CT CS JA ' Thy will be done Mathemotician LOMBARDI, DOLORES Adorable Dolo aspires to be a private secretary. She enioys dancing and listening to Nat Cole rec- ords. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Hazelton. Check that- BUSUWS5 LOMBARDO, JEAN English, Mr. Jeuch and bowling are high on Jeqnie's list, Learning how to play new instruments and doing the mambo with Sonny occupy most of her time. The day is not sunny without Sonny Juilliard LOVEMAN, IRENE Irene has worked as secretary in Mr. Waks' office for one term, She enioys bowling, lunch and boys, and plans to be a secretary. Look before you leap BUSINESS LUETTICH, DORIS Doris, a member of Arista and Beta Chi Hi-Y, has received her maior letter for service. She also be- longs to the Swimming, Captainball and Leader's Club. Mr. Estrin, Art and swimming are her favorites and she enioys drawing and sewing in her spare time. ' JA SP L5 LC Parsons School of Design LUTZEN, HELEN This Dodger fan was a member of Basketball and Captainball Clubs and also Gamma Psi Hi-Y. She has won a scholarship pin, two proficiency slips and was a mem- ber of Junior Arista. JA SP Wish you were here Business MAC INNES, AUDREY Fascinating Audrey, our favorite But- terball, is Co-captain of the Cheer Leaders and a member of the Ushers. She also won the Personality Award and secretly has three favorite teachers. IC C5 U Somewhere in the Future MALCOLM, MARTHA Marty, who is active in sports, is a member of Leader's Club. She likes swimming, captainball and basketball. Marty is the owner of P.S.A.L. medals. Mr. Estrin is tops with her. LC Are you sure? BUSIIWS5 MANTAY, DONALD Don was a member of C. B. and Poster Club. He offered his services to the Library Squad and the Guard Force. He plans to become an electrical engineer. LC G JA SP M Ley, Egg Valparaiso University MARINE, RAYMOND Ray likes all sports, but especially base- ball. He has proficiency slips in History. Ray's favorite teacher is Miss Benitt, Flying High Queens College MARSH, JOAN Cute and lively Joanie has been a member of the Cafeteria Squad for three terms. She holds typing cer- tificates and is a member of Junior Arista, Joanie enioys record collecting. -IA Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Business MARTORANO, NANCY Nancy has been secretary in the Speech office and Bio Lab. assistant, and is a member of 98, Junior Arista. Nancy holds proficiency slips in Trigonometry, Chemistry, and History. Her ambition is to be a doctor. JA How did you ever guess? Barnard MC CABE, EMMA Emma, who was secretary ta numerous teachers, has earned a perfect attendance award. She rates Mr. Jeuch and Homemaking as tops. Her favorite sports in- clude baseball and bowling. Tilll waltz again with you Business MC DONALD, THERESA Terry has worked for Miss Koch and Mr. Jeuch. She proudly owns five perfect attendance awards and several blue cards. Sten is her favorite subiect and Mr. Jeuch her favorite teacher. Business MC GUIRE, PATRICIA Mickey, a future Health Education teacher, rates Health Ed. and Mrs. Keegan as tops on her list of favorites. She is active in sports and has earned two service letters. She has proficiency slips in Spanish and Health Ed, SL JA ' SP Just a Minute Queens College MC KILLEN, ALICE Junior Arista, scholarship pins, proficiency slips and blue cards are lust a few of the awards Alice has received. She excels in horseback riding, tennis and paint- ing and enioys swimming. JA SP Late, Late, Always Late! Art School MC VEIGH, PATRICIA Cute little Pat, who likes Hi-Y, danc- ing and eating, has earned her dramatics letter and minor letters in athletics. Her hobbies include ice skating, and sodas in Jahn's. Her ambition is nursing. LC A JA SP Unforgettable Adelphi College MEYER, JOHN Dutch, who has won awards for athletics, service and attendance, has an ambition to see the world. He was a Cafeteria Guard for three years, a Locker Guard, and a member of the Baseball Team. G M LC I like your style MEYN, GRETA Attractive Greta has been Miss Koch's assist- ant. She has been a member ofthe History Club and also the Hearthstone Club. Greta spends most of her spare time horseback riding. LC Johnny My Boy! Business MICHAELS, ROBERT Bob worked in the bookroom. 'His fa- vorite hobbies are horseback riding, swimming and base- ball, History and Mrs. O'Hare really rate with him. Beyond the Blue Horizon College MILKEY, RUDOLPH Versatile Rudy, who was on our basket- ball team, has two maior letters, Besides being our class athlete, he owns a perfect attendance certificate and collects records. JA M That's the way the ball bounces College MOHAN, KATHLEEN Vivacious Kathy has been active in Choral Training and has received her major R for music, She enioys swimming and her favorite sport is basketball. After graduation, Kathy plans to enter the business world. CT M You'll Never Walk Alone Business MOLLIER, ELEANOR A future bookkeeper, Eleanor has worked in the bank, been in the Accounting Club and has received a proficiency award in Stenography. She rates Miss J. Benitt, swimming and Bookkeeping as tops, Till Then Bookkeeper MOONEY, LILA Lila, who was a secretary to numerous teach- ers, was a member of Leader's Club. She earned four typing awards and three medals for swimming. She likes Mrs, Her- nandez, Stenography and collecting records, LC JA lt's all over but the memories Police Woman MOORE, GLORIA Most of GIoria's spare time is taken up with collecting records. She has worked as a secretary for several teachers and is the holder of several typing awards. JA Business MORGENBESSER, THEODORE Teddy, whose humor never fails, says his favorite subiect is History with Mrs, O'Hare. Teddy enjoys playing football in .his spare time. Ain't got a worry, ain't got a care College MOROSOFF, NICHOLAS Vigilant Nich was Editor-in-Chief of Domino in one of his three years on the paper's staff. He has played in several productions of the Play Prod. Class and is a member of Arista. JA SP P S All the World ls a Stage Queens College NELSON, JEAN Versatile Jean spends most of her free time in ballet school. You probably will remember her best from her performances in the school plays and talent shows. Her favorite sport is fencing. JA LC CT LS SP U NEU, DONALD Don is the owner of three perfect attendance awards, and a member of Junior Arista. He was a member of Leader's Club and Choral Training. Don's hobbies are fish- ing and coin collecting. LC JA Wait till next year College NEWMAN, PHYLLIS Trim Phyllis is very fond of ice skating and swimming. She has earned her maior service letter and two typing awards. Her favorite subiects are Spanish and a guy named Sy. JA Better Late Than Never New York University NICHOLS, JOYCE Energetic Joyce is a member of Choral Training and has worked for Miss Koch, Mr. Waks, and in the GirI's Health Ed. office. Joyce has five P.S.A.L. medals, her service letter, and a scholarship pin. She is in Varsity and Leader's Club. LC V CT JA SL Oh! Heavens Business NIEDERREITER, ANITA Anita, who was secretary in the Boy's Health Ed, office, has earned her service letter and several swimming chevrons. She rates Mr, Jeuch and English as tops on her list. SL You, You, You Business NIEMCZYK, THERESA Although collecting records and swim- ming take up most of Terry's time, she has also been a sec- retary to Miss Koch for two years. She intends to be a private secretary. JA SP ML Sweet and Lovely Business NITTEL, LOUISE Sweet Lou has earned her minor letters, attendance awards, blue cards, proficiency slips and maior L. She is active in all sports and she likes Mr. Nathan, Sten and swimming. LC SP JA Hi There! Camptometer Operator NOERLING, ALFRED Popular Al has been a member of Cho- ral Training and holds 4 blue cards. He was Basketball Man- ager and served on the Cafeteria Squad. CT GF BB Cotton Pickin' and Zag Poon Type Army NORTON, NANCY Pert Nan has worked in several offices and owns two maior letters. She was a member of Leader's Club and holds several blue cards. Chemistry and swimming are her favorites. LC SP JA Because of you Nurses Training OFROURKE, JACQUELINE Jakie was a member of Choral Training and assistant to Miss Koch and Mr. Fitzpatrick. She holds a maior letter and four blue cords, was a member of Junior Arista and holds a scholarship pin. JA SP Scorpio Business PAFUNDI, HELEN Friendly Petunia was secretary to numer- ous teachersg was a member of the Newman, Hearthstone and Drama Clubs. She is enthusiastic about Mr. Jeuch, Mrs. Partridge, swimming, bowling, and eating pizza pies. Pete is the boy for me Business PALMER, ELAINE Collecting records is a favorite pastime of Elaine. She has been a secretary for several teachers and has earned her service letter from the Record office. SP JA SC Les Miserables Jgumqlist PARASKOS, DOROTHY Versatile Dottie, a member of Arista, Leader's Club and Varsity, rates Miss Clark and French as her favorites. She belongs to Beta Chi Hi-Y. ' SP V JA LC Look for the silver lining QU99n5 PARKER, ROBERTA Attractive Ronny has been assistant to Mr. White and Miss Koch. She has proficiency slips in Physics and Music, Ronny's favorite teacher is Mr. Kanstroom. She enioys sewing and painting. lt oin't what you do, it's the way you do it! College PASCAL, MARION Stylish Marion has been secretary to Miss Ratelle for four terms. She possesses o P.S.A.L. medal in addition to being a member of the Drama Club. Swimming and painting utilize much of her spare time, M JA To err is human, to forgive is divine . N,Y.U. PECK, MARVIN Marvin, who has worked in the Bookroom, lists History with Mr. Estrin as tops on his list. His main ambi- tion is to attend City College. That's life-it's not all pleasure City College PENNINGTON, CLAIRE Claire, who was a Locker Guard, was a member of the Captainball, Basketball, and Swimming Clubs, She has earned proficiency slips and four perfect at- tendance awards. Her hobbies include roller skating and square dancing. JA SP G Wish you were here Business PIAZZA, JEAN Fun-loving Jeanne rates Miss Ratelle and French as tops. She has earned several blue cards and a maior letter for Choral Training. M CT Ain't we got fun! College PLOUFFE, RITA Porky has been secretary in the Boy's Health Ed. office for three terms. Mr. Donnelly, History and dancing with Bill rate high on her list, She is an ardent Yankee fan. M Just My Bill Secretary POPYK, KATHERINE Kate, who was secretary to Miss Benitt and Mr. Waks, has received il blue cards. She was a mem- ber of Junior Arista, and earned a scholarship pin. Her fa- vorite hobbies include dancing and eating pizza pie. JA SP Because of You Business POWER, JOSEPH Rating Mr. Turner as his favorite teacher, Joe also likes Math, He was a member of the Guard Force and intends to ioin the Navy. He enioys fishing and hand- ball. G What can you do? Navy PROSKE, JAMES Jim, who rates baseball and football high, intends to ioin the Air Force when he graduates. American History is a subiect he wouldn't mind having eight periods a day. Into the Wild Blue Yonder U. S. Air Force PUTRE, MARILYN An office worker to-be, Lynn prefers eat- ing pizza pies and listening to records to home work. She has worked as secretary to Mr. Foote and Mr, Hazelton. Say it with your heart Business RAUCHFUSS, LILLIAN Lillian, better known as Smoke Foot, has earned two certificates in Sten and Typing. Her favorite subiect is Sten and rates Mrs. Murphy the greatest. S LS Think Much, Speak Little, Write Less Business REICH, SYLVIA Sylvia, who has won chevrons in swimming, captainball, and volleyball, iust loves to mambo. During her four years of high school, she has worked in the Bank and typed Regents papers. Secretary-State Tech REICHENSTEIN, BETTE Bette, Editor-in-Chief of Domino, has received four maior letters. A member of Arista, she also belongs to Leader's Club and Chi Rho Hi-Y. Among her favorites are basketball and Moth. LC SP JA LS P We've got a deadline to meet Adelphi College RETTINGER, ARTHUR Artie plans to join the Navy in Sep- tember. Besides enioying baseball and fishing, he likes mechanical drawing. Favorite teacher? Mr. Turner, lt's a great life Navy RIORDAN, LORRAINE Attractive Lorraine is a member of Varsity, Cheer Leaders, Leader's Club, and Swimming Lead- ers. She has earned her maior letter for Varsity, Cheer Lead- ers, and service, Her favorites include dancing, and collect- ing records. M CS SC LC JA SP V SL Give us this day Katherine Gibbs ROBERTSON, JOHN Active in the Engineering Club, Johnny loves to fool around with radios. He is also a member of Leader's Club and a former member of Junior Arista. JA LC Just Coll Me Sparks Queens College ROCHESTER, HELEN Red, who was a secretary to Mr. Hutch- inson, was a member of the Swimming Club. She rates Mr. Estrin and Bookkeeping as tops. Her favorite hobbies include painting and swimming. Just wait till next year! Business ROCHOW, WALTER To become a court stenographer is Walt's ambition. He was a member of the Accounting Club and Audio Visual Squad. Walt enioys bike riding and play- ing the piano. M AV Walter, Walter, lead me to the altar ROESSLER, FRED Model railroading is Fritz's hobby. He was a member of the Guard Farce and Propaganda Club. He also served in the History bookroom which won him a maior letter. M G Why dor:'t we do this more often R.C.A. Institute 99 ROGALE, OTTO Friendly Otto's biggest ambition is to grad- uate. Beside trying to achieve this, he plays on the Baseball Team and has earned three P.S.A.L. medals. His favorite teachers include Mr. Schecter and Mr. Cohen. Another round, Charlie Business ROLFF, MARGARET Quiet but friendly Peggy was a member of the Swimming Club. She rates Miss Finn and law tops on her list. Her favorite hobbies include roller skating and piano playing. The Golden Rule Business ROTHMAN, SONDRA A member of Arista, Sandy is Busi- ness Manager of Domino. She has belonged tothe Captainball, Swimming, French and Menorah Clubs, and has received o major letter from Library Squad. P A JA SP LS The Greatest of Faults ls to Be Conscious of None College ROTONDI, PAUL J, Popular Joe, whose favorite sport is base- ball, has three perfect attendance certificates, and two P.S.A.L. badges. Mr. Ahearn and lunch are tops with him. Cars are his hobby. Hey, Joel Georgia Institute of Technology ROWAN, EDWARD Reserved Eddie is wild about basketball and plays the game in most of his spare time. He has also been on the Guard Force for 8 terms, and has earned 2 P.S.A.L. medals. JA G Jump Shot Business RUSSELL, FREDERICK Mechanically-minded Fred has been active on the swimming team for five terms. He uses his spare time to fix T.V. sets. ST Splash! Business RYAN, DANIEL Dan, who has two P.S.A.L medals, plans to become an engineer. Among his favorites are Math, Dr. Rich and baseball. Live and Let Live Engineer SADOWSKI, ROBERT Bob, who was a member of Leader's Club, was on the Library and Guard Force. He earned o scholarship pin and a Junior Arista certificate. He rates base- ball, Dr. Rich, and Math as tops. LS G LC JA SP Poly Tech SAMPSON, JANICE Jan, who is active in Leader's Club and Orchestra, also belongs to Senior Arista. She has earned her secretarial letter and a major letter for orchestra. 'JASPMSCLCOV Oh, Come On Nursing SCHAD, LILLIAN Personoble Lil, a member of Arista, Vor- sity, and Leader's Clubs, has received three major letters. Ac- tive in various athletic clubs of the school, she rates Mr. Grehan, lunch and the Dodgers as tops. LC V ' JA SP SC You'll Never Walk Alone Western Maryland SCHAEFER, MARILYN Marilyn, who has been a secretary to Mr, Waks and Mr. Silverman, likes to collect popular records. When she graduates she hopes to become o secretary. SL Go Home Little Girl Secretary SCHARE, DONALD Don, who has been a member of the Basketball Team, and on the Guard Force for five terms, has earned a major letter and awards in Math and French. He enjoys bowling and Mr, Estrin. BT GM lt's a strike! Electrical Engineer SCHLEIMER, EILEEN Renee, who was secretary to Mr. Estrin and Mrs. Feiring, and a member of the Basketball, Captain- ball and Swimming Clubs, earned a scholarship pin. SL JA SP Business SCHLOSSBERG, PHYLLIS Phyllis is a member of the Secre- tarial Club. History rates first on her list. Phyllis' favorite sport is horseback riding. Ring, Telephone, Ringl College SCHMID, MARIE Proud possessor of seven perfect attendance awards, Marie has earned a major L and her minor letters, plus five P.S.A.L. medals. She has worked in the Girl's Health Ed, office for four terms. LC SP JA Not so early New Paltz State Teachers College SCHMIDT, CURTIS Curt, who is quite a funny guy around school, has been active on the Library Squad and in the Newman Club, Hockey is his best liked sport and his ambi- tion is to wear those belI bottoms. Anchors Aweighl Navy 100 SCHMITT, JEAN MARY One of our versatile Cheer Leaders, Jean has earned three major letters, for basketball, as well as one for cheering. She belonged to Omicron Hi-Y and worked as secretary for several teachers. JA SP CS M That's Life in the Big City Business SCHMITT, KENNETH Kenny, a horseback riding enthusiast, rates Mrs. Hernandez and History high on his list of favor- ites. He owns two P.S.A.L. medals and a proficiency certifi- cate in typing. Wait 'Til Next Year College SCHNEEMANN, JEAN Ginny earned her major letter from the Library. She is a member of Junior Arista. Tops on her list of favorites are ice skating, stenography, and Mr. Estrin. Ambition: Secretary, LS JA ML PA Better late than never Business SCHNEIDMULLER, MARY Popular Mary, a member of Beta Chi Hi-Y and Leader's Club, has earned her secretarial let- ter. Ambition: To hear wedding bells soon. LC SC Where's Edythe? Business SCHNELL, BARBARA Friendly Babs worked for Mr. Griffith and showed her proficiency in athletics by being a member of Dolphins and Swimming Leaders. She has four perfect attendance certificates. D LC JA Heart and Soul Nursing SCHREPFER, LOIS Chick, although an active member of Beta Chi Hi-Y, finds time for her favorite sailor, Don. She has worked for Mr. Griffith and Dr. Rich, and likes basketball and economics. G Bell Bottom Blues Stenotypist SCHROEDER, JOAN Joan has been secretary to Dr. Lewin- sohn and is the possessor of one perfect attendance award. Among her favorites are Dr. Lewinsohn, Eco and hockey. She enjoys reading. Look for the Silver Lining Nursing SCHUETTINGER, ROBERT Bob, Editor-in-Chief of Dome and Associate Editor of Domino, is a member of Arista. He holds four major letters and a scholarship pin, His favor- ite subject is History. JA A SL SP Rockets, Away College SCHUMANN, WILLIAM Bill, who has earned two major let- ters on the Golf Team, one for Guard Force and one for the Basketball Team, finds Mr. Hutchison, basketball and baseball tops. G BT M You can't fight City Hall Business SCHWARZ, REGINA Cute Regina, a member of Cheer Lead- ers, has earned her major letter for cheering. She plans to he a teacher after college. Dancing and collecting records are her hobbies. SP JA CS M Cause it pleases you! College SCOTT, MARIE Dolly has received her service letter and has three blue cards. She also has two typing certificates. Dolly's favorite teacher is Mrs. Hernandez. SL Business SEEGER, GERTRUDE Rikki has worked in the History office and won four blue cards and proficiency slips for Sten and Bookkeeping. SP JA My heart belong to you only SHEA, PATRICIA Pert Patti has been secretary to Miss Bronk and to Dr. Rich. She rates History and Mr. Estrin high on her list of favorites. Bell Bottom Blues Secretary SHEARMAN, ROBERT Bob has been active on the Audio Visual Squad, French Club and Engineering Club, He holds seven perfect attendance awards. Math, Miss J, Benitt, swim- ming and photography are tops with him. SP JA AV Laugh it up Amherst College SHIELDS, MARY ANN Mary, whose favorite teacher is Mr. Grehan, likes Sten. She has worked in the General Office and the Girl's Health Ed. office. She is active in all sports and enjoys ice skating and swimming. LC Because of You Secretary SHU, MABEL Mabel, a member of Choral Training, is the proud owner of two major letters. She has been secretary to Miss Koch and Mrs. Hernandez, and enjoys singing, reading and collecting recipes. CT A ' LS lt is better to give than to receive College SIEFKEN, IRMGARD Friendly Irma, who was a secretary to Miss Koch, was a member of the Secretarial and History Clubs. She has three blue cards, typing certificates and at- tendance awards to her credit. JA ' SP You'll Never Walk Alone Business SMART, WILLIAM Willy is the proud owner of two P.S.A.L medals, His favorites include swimming, French with Miss Ratelle and basketball. His accomplishments include major and minor letters for swimming and two blue cards. SP JA ST M G That's the way the ball bounces! Maritime College SMITH, DOROTHY Dotsy, who is a member of the Engineer- ing Club, has received a major letter in Literature. She rates Math., Mr, Estrin and swimming as tops. Her hobby? Rec- ord collecting, of course. LS P Queens College SNELL, RUTH Ruthie, modest and charming member of the Archway staff, rates French and Miss Ratelle tops. An ardent Yankee fan, she welcomes the return of the Bronx Bombers each spring with eager anticipation. ' JA SP M A LC CT College SPEIER, MATTHEW A member of Junior Arista, Matty was an assistant in the Chemistry lab for four terms. This future psy- chologist was also a member of Westinghouse. Composing music and collecting records are his hobbies. JA SP Thou art a machevellion fool! Ohio State SPINELLI, MICHAEL Pete, who has been a Leader in gym for eight terms, has earned a P.S.A.L. medal. He lists Mr. Hazelton and English high on his list. His favorite sport is baseball. LC You can't light the city Business STEINBERG, ELAINE Vivacious Elaine's favorite sport is danc- ing. She is also interested in dramatics and has participated in the Drama Club's programs. Horseback riding is her hobby. Hunter College STERNSTEIN, FLORENCE Flo, a member of Arista, worked in the bank for four terms. She holds a major letter for serv- ice, certificate of achievement in Bookkeeping, and an at- tendance award. ML ' JA SP All Good Things Must End Bookkeeper STIRNj MABEL Mabel, whom you've heard sing many times in Hazen Hall, has been a member of Choral Training for seven terms and soloed in two concerts. She is active in Cap- tainball, Basketball, Swimming and Leader's Clubs. LC CT BB Let All My Life Be Music Business STOCKHAUS, ELINORE Ellie has served on the Library Squad and is the owner of a service letter and several typing awards. Her favorites include History with Mrs. Hernandez, bowling and swimming. JA S LS The Closer You Are Business STOEHR, DORIS A beauty with brains, Doris has participated in numerous activities. Among these are Leader's Club, swim- ming, captainball, basketball and Arista. Doris possesses typing and sten awards, and enjoys swimming and horseback riding. LC G ' JA SP Look for the silver lining Secretary STOLL, JAMES Possessor of three attendance awards and a scholarship pin, Jim has been on Miss Koch's Guard Force. His favorites include basketball, Chemistry and Mr. Estrin. Next stop, St. John's. JA SP G lt's All Over Now St. John's STORZ, GUNTHER Gunther has worked in the Audio Visual room for 3 terms. He is a member of the Engineering Club, has received 3 perfect attendance awards. JA All's well that ends well College SWEENEY, HELEN To become a bookkeeper is Butch's ambi- tion. She was an Emergency Aide and enjoys swimming and Bookkeeping with Mr. Wilson. Close to Me Business SWINBURN, RICHARD A future History teacher, Dick is a member of the Guard Force and Orchestra. Heading his favorites are History with Mrs. Hernandez and philately. O G I never meta man I didn't like TAYLOR, ROBERT Bob, a member of Orchestra and the bowl- ing team, enjoys baseball and History, His favorites include Mr, Posser and photography. After graduation-Air Force. O Air Force TEGELER, HELEN Swimming and Bookkeeping rank high on Helen's list of favorites. She is the proud possessor of a major letter for Choral Training, swimming medals and sev- eral chevrons. CT LC Walt-First, Last and Always Bookkeeper TETA, MARGARET Margie enjoys History and swimming. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Hazelton. This future secretary's hob- bies are Angelo and captainball. My Heart Belongs to You Only You Business THOM, DIANE Versatile Dolly has been active in the Sec- retarial Club, Sigma Hi-Y and all phases of athletics. She has earned many cammendation cards and minor letters. Her favorites include Mrs. Keegan and basketball. Till Then Spanish Teacher TOPEL, MARILYN Attractive Lynn, a member of Beta Chi Hi-Y has earned her major R in music, A Cafeteria Guard, Lynn enjoys writing letters and swimming. JA G CT SP Wish You Were Here Receptionist TOPOLSKY, FLORENCE Besides being a secretary to the Grade Advisers, Florence is a member of Leader's Club, Bas- ketball, Captainball and Swimming Clubs. She has earned a major L' and her minor letters. A JA LC M Fabulous College TRAINOR, FRANCES Sweet Fran, who has worked for Mr. Griffith for four terms, is the owner of a major service letter. Her favorites include John, swimming, basketball, and Book- keeping with Mr. Schechter. ML I ain't got none Bookkeeper TREBUCH, GUDRUN Goody, who hopes to join the Waves, rates .typing and Mrs. Walter among her favorites. She has four perfect attendance certificates and several typing awards. Collecting Al Martino records is her hobby. lf I Should Love Again Waves TRUSS, JOSEPH J. T., who worked in the bookroom for four terms, was an active member of the Newman Club and Pres- ident of Iota Psi Hi-Y, He rates Mrs. Hernandez and History as tops. MacCarthy for President U. S. Navy TUSKA, JOYCE Four terms of service to the Health Educa- tion Department are credited to Joyce, an avid English stu- dent. Accordingly, her favorite teacher is Miss Finn, After graduation, mam'seIIe will enter the business world. Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow TUTCHINGS, JOHN Creditable Johnny has been Boy Alter- nate of Arista for 2 terms and is a member of the Philosophy and History Clubs. He likes camping, basketball, and softball as leisure pastimes. JA S LC SP That's the way it goes College UMEN, ONA Ona is the owner of seven blue cards and has earned a major letter for service. The Yankees, Mr. Rothman and History are her favorties. Accounting and History Clubs take up much of her spare time. JA SP ML Vayo Con Dios Business Administration VECCHIONE, LOUISE Cute Lu has been a Cheer Leader for 6 terms, and has received a major letter in music. Lu is the owner of 5 typing certificates, Her favorite hobby is horse- back riding. CT Till Then Business VELSOR, BRUCE Bruce has been a member of Boys' Choral Training for seven terms, which has won him his music letter. He spends his free time playing drums with The Four Natu- rals. CT G S Once in love with Amy New York Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences VIEHMANN, JOHN Likeable John lSlimj, is a member of the Guard Force, and has also been on the Library Squad, Slim holds I0 blue cards, and enjoys playing baseball and bowl- ing. LS GF God helps those who help themselves Business VINCI, MARILYN A future Air Hostess, Lyn has earned typ- ing awards and several proficiency awards. Swimming and History with Miss Benitt rank high on her list. G JA SP Thanks for the Memories Air Hostess VIOLA, ANITA LOUISE Friendly Anita, who worked in the Boys' Health Ed, office, was a member of the Library Squad and Junior Arista. Scholarship pins, seven perfect attendance awards, and a service letter are to her credit, LS G ' SP Health, Wealth and Happiness Business 'IOI VIVIANO, LOUISE Lou, whose favorites include tennis, fash- ion designing and collecting records, was a member of the Library Squad. This future private secretary has received sev- eral proficiency awards, LS If you don't succeed, try, try again VRBINAR, CAROL Carol, who has been a secretary to Dr. Lewinsohn, was a member of the Captainball, Basketball and Swimming Clubs. She rates painting, swimming, Dr, Lewin- sohn and History as tops on her list. M Why Don't You Believe Me? Secretary WAGNER, CAROLE Cute Carole, whose favorite hobby is collecting popular records, enjoys roller skating, Mr. Jeuch and Business Machines. She hopes some day to become a secretary. Business WAHRER, DOROTHY Dottie, a member of the Library Squad and a Locker Guard, enjoys dancing, swimming and History. Her ambition is a job at an airport. LS G Say It with Your Heart Business WALSH, BERNADETTE A sweet Miss is our Bunny, who has received a major letter for Choral Training. She is active in Leader's Club, basketball, captainball and Gamma Psi Hi-Y. JA SP LC G M Why Don't You Believe Me? Receptionist WALSH, EUGENE Gene, a member of Choral Training, base- ball team and Newman Club, intends to become o million- aire. Football, Mr. Thomas and History are his favorites. CT ML All's Well That Ends Well WALSH, MARIE Marie, who was secretary in the Boy's Health Education office for two years, favors Dr. Lewinsohn, Science, dancing and collecting photographs. This future airline stew- ardess holds both blue cards and perfect attendance certifi- Cates. Danny Boy Business WALTERS, ROBERT Bob, who worked in the Physics lab. for two terms, was on the swimming team and a member of Choral Training. He earned two major letters and won an lntermural Basketball Medal. ST CT M Anchors Aweighl Business WALTHERS, CHARLES Chuck has a wide variety of hobbies, including cars, and popular music. He has been a member of the golf team, Spanish Club and the Orchestra. His favor- ite-Marilyn, O .IA Into the wild blue yonder N.Y.U. WATSON, FRANK Frank has been a member of Orchestra and a Guard, and has received his major letters for both. Science, baseball and Mr. Foote rate high on this future saiIor's list. O G ML lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again Navy WEBER, DRENA MAE Drena, who is a member of the Coun- cil for Investigation of Communism, has earned four per- fect attendance awards, She is a Swimming Leader and a member of Arista. Among her favorites are Mr, Estrin, Cul- tural Backgrounds and tennis. ' JA SP LC Barnard WEBER, MARTHA Marty, who is the proud owner of an em- blem L for swimming, has been secretary for Mrs. Reed. She has earned I2 chevrons, P.S.A.L. medals and blue cards, JA LC Let a smile be your umbrella Civil Service WEBSTER, MARIE Friendly Marie, who was a member of the Orchestra and Vice President of Dolphins, was secretary to Miss Finn, She earned two major letters and rates Mr. Wood and Physics as tops. PA D O Splash! Davis and Elkins College WEINTRAUB, RICHARD To become an engineer is this foot- ball fan's ambition. Richie has attendance awards and pro- ficiency certificates. Trig., fishing and Miss J. Benitt are high on his list. AlI's Well That Ends Well Brooklyn Poly Tech WEISS,-KATHLEEN Kathy, a member of Basketball, Captain- ball, Swimming and Leader's Club, has earned I2 chevrons and a major L. The owner of six attendance awards, she rates Mrs. O'Hare as her favorite. LC Till Then Business WHITE, KATHLEEN While at Richmond Hill Kay won 6 per- fect attendance certificates, was a member of Junior Arista, received two scholarship pins and several blue cards. She 'I02 ' also holds three typing and two sten awards. SP JA Smile away your troubles Secretary WICHERN, CAROLE ANN Carole, sweetheart of R.H.H.S., has been in almost everything you can name. Our Senior Class President, she is also a member of Varsity and Arista. Her favorite hobbies are a guy named Richie and dancing. A JA ' LC LS V SP To Have Friends ls Wealth Queens College WILKES, JOANNE Fun lovin', Jo-Jo has been an active mem- ber of Leader's Club, Choral Training and the Archway Staff. She has earned her service letter and was veep of Beta Chi Hi-Y. LC A CT SC G lt's All Over But the Memories! Business WILLOCK, KATHRYN Red, ambitious and humorous, has had 8 terms of Choral Training. She is also a member of Dol- phins, and has worked as a secretary in the Health Ed. office. CT LC D SL The Katz M-E-O-W Business WOBBER, ELEANOR Cute Ellie, a member of Archway, Var- sity and Leader's Club, has earned her minor letters, major L and service letter. The Dodgers, basketball and sten occupy most of her spare hours. SP V LC JA A ML SL You'll Never Walk Alone Secretary YAGUD, ELEANOR Cute Yiggy, who is a member of the Cafeteria Squad and Library Squad, is in Junior Arista, and has 4 blue cards. Yiggy enjoys collecting records. JA GF Live, Love and Be Happy Secretary YELLEN, GERALD Jerry, who has been a member ofthe New- man Club for 2 terms, is also a member of Iota Psi Hi-Y. He holds 3 perfect attendance awards. Jerry's lifelong ambi- tion is to be o millionaire. Navy ZIEBOLZ, BARBARA Bobbie, a member of Arista, Leader's Club, Varsity and Swimming Leader's Club, rates Mr. Estrin and C. B. as her favorites, Bobbie is Past President of Gamma Psi Hi-Y and current chaplain ofthe Council. ' SP V LC JA Thinking of You Wagner College ALT, REGINA Cute Jean has worked in Mr. White's office, the record office, and is a member of Archway. She has earned a service letter and her hobbies are records, laughter, and Don. A JA SL SP Living the Life af Riley Business FINN, WILLIAM Mickey has received a major letter in music. His favorite sports are baseball and swimming. A member of Choral Training for three years, he has 4 perfect at- tendance certificates. JA PSAL Who done dit it? Pilot, Air Force FLEURY, JOSEPH Joe, an active Hi-Y member, is the proud owner of six P.S.A.L. medals. High on his list of greats are Mrs. Hernandez, swimming and sailing. Greetings! College FUCHS, LORIEL Loriel, as a member of Choral Training for two years, has been in three concerts. She is a Locker Guard, and enjoys swimming, CT Don't do today what you can do tomorrow GOEMANS, ROBERT Bob's favorite subject is Chemistry and his pet sport basketball. Salt water fishing is his hobby. He hopes for a job with the Telephone Company. GRUHN, CHARLES Active Chuck's greatest ambition is to be a millionaire. Playing cards is his favorite pastime. His top subject, supposedly, is lunch. I love life Business MC CLAVE, KATHLEEN Although most of her spare time is taken up by her boy friend, Mickey still finds time to be a secretary to Mr. Thomas and a member of the Newman Club. Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto You RUDOLPH, MARILYN Marilyn, who was a member of the Cheering Squad, Ushers, and Leader's Club, won the St. Gaudens Art Award. She rates Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Hutchison, Bookkeeping, tennis and dancing as tops. LC CS U Be Yourself Business SANZONE, ROSE MARIE Sally has been on the Library Squad for 2 terms. She has been secretary to Mrs, Partridge, Mr. Waks and Mr. Ahearn. SaIly's favorite sport is swimming. Business SHELTER, JACK Jack, who has been in the Orchestra for seven terms, enjoys lunch and roller skating. He plans to attend college in California. 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