Straubenmuller Textile High School - Loom Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Q - 'f' r' -nf' .- W -. 2211- :E-f-1-2+1s -ew if I - Y' - - - 1 -:-1- -if v '- IQ-333' --ff-Qf E: -'-':s- - -4-5 , , fa ,,, ' .' 5 Y - -SF:-c.'?: 5Ta+ -I gaiifmr -'-ef - 53? ' ., -a.- .. 4. .Sz-ij: --.Q 1.5. LCE.: -,'?, N-ssgi -Q Nix- L -, -f,:v-v-i..'gQ- Q- -, --f AJ --.Av -,.-, .1 , X. ,.c1 -.541 .N 4 .f , ,-ix. ,-1 v '1 Iv , -4 , , 5 X X X X X X X X X 5 ' ' xwwx x 9 1 1 1 1 1 S ' ' E E 5 E? JUNE NINETEEN 351 WEST 18TH HUNDRED AND EEETY- STRAUBENMULLEE TEXTILE STREET NE AUSTIN G. CLARK DEDICATIO We, the graduating class of June 1946, in recognition of the services rendered to the Straubenmuller Textile High School by Mr. Austin G. Clark since 1921, and in recognition of his invaluable assistance to the members of the graduating class throughout our school career, do hereby express our gratitude and appreciation and to him we respectfully decli- cate this book. ELIZABETH M. SHEEDY Kiln QHHBIUUITHIII Elizabeth M. Sheedy was our first teach- er of mathematics, and had acted as head of that department for many years. From the very beginning of her long career she had become a Textile tradition in that it was natural for pupils to take their troubles and problems to the sympathetic and un- derstanding ear of '6Miss Sheedyf' She soon entered into all their experiences, and made them feel that she was a true friend. Her earnest advice was always mixed with a touch of innate humor. Withal she had a generous and kindly heart. No member of the Textile faculty had received more tokens of esteem from pupils than Eliza- beth Sheedy. The seniors of Textile High School join the faculty in expressing their deepest sympathies for the loss of a fine teacher and a wonderful woman. H. NORMAN FORD-Acting Principal To THE SEN1oRs: I am pleased to have this opportunity of Writing a few words to the members of the class of June 1946. May I congratulate each of you upon the completion of your l1igl1 school course. It is worthy of mention that your class has established an excep- tionally fine record in this school. The scholarship record that you have made is noteworthy. There are many more members of this class than is usual who have planned to attend college and who are peculiarly well fitted to profit from a college education. I feel certain that those of you who go on through college will bring credit not only upon yourselves but also upon the school. You may find it difficult to believe right now that your high school career has been-and may well be-the most significant period in your lives. I firmly believe, however, that as the years pass you will come to agree with me. In this most formative period in your lives you have laid the foundations and groundwork for your future. You have ac- quired basic knowledge and skills. You have learned to express your- selves in speech and in writing so that you may impress yourselves upon others. You have been shown the value of fine personality traits and have striven hard, I hope, to strengthen your own personality. You have been taught the exceedingly important art of living in peace and har- mony with your fellowman without regard to his origin or his religion or economic status. That you have learned well all of these things is my earnest hope. No matter how well you have learned all of these things you will still find it difficult to adjust to the world as it is today. We are passing through a violent period of world-Wide adjustments and readjustments. Every nation is attempting to strengthen its position, both economically and politically, with respect to its neighbors and its competitors. All of this jockeying for strength and power is reflected from the top all the way down to the various positions which you individually will be called upon to fill. That you will bring to these positions the necessary skills and the required knowledge and experience based upon a broad and enlightened training is my firm conviction. Strength, character, will power, perseverance, devotion to the ideals as they have been taught you-all will aid you in achieving success in the tasks that may be assigned you. I am proud of each one of you and I wish to extend to all of you my very best wishes for a pleasant and a full life. Sincerely yours, H. NORMAN FORD, Acting Principal EW YORK The motions, the trafiic The atomic Broadway, The night clubs, the operas The electric display, The beauty, the glamour, The Fifth Avenue fashions, The finance, the future The moving-picture passions. The snow storm, the dark moon The summer delights, The monuments, harbors The New York sights. The slums, the urchins Of lower New York, The Waldorf, the Plaza The Colony, the Stork. The avenues, the subways The people all crowd, Ambition, position- New York, we're proud. LILLIAN VAICIKONIS 6 'l A ll 101 ff 1 fri' 'N u . V , .-, O r rl at rf I' fl' f f , 1 r 'lf' Q ie X Ez -.. if Q Q.. L i l4,,, . lil , v Q 54 YORK CITY-0UR T0 The sun peers through the towering buildings. In the glimmering light a milkman's horse and wagon clatter down the avenue. New York begins to stir. Workers slowly disappear into the subway. In the distance the siren of a fire engine and the screeching of brakes proclaim that New York has come to life. With that ever familiar cry, MHold that doorlw school girls and boys busily elbow their way into the already crowded trains. House- wives are rushing breakfast so they can start their early morning shop- ping. Children are running to the parks to play. Typewriters clickg tele- phones ring-New York begins to work. New York is called the city of laughter and fun, but the little things that don't seem to count make this New York of ours a city with a heart. As the day passes the grating of brakes may mean a child is hurtg the clang of the fire engine--a home is lost. The rustle of white satin going down the aisle of a church is the beginning of a new life for two young people. Tears of happiness of a mother at the station welcome her boy home. The incessant gossip of a neighbor conceals a kind heart. This is the real New York. At the end of the day, people once more rush into the subways. Now they are heading home-to a quiet evening with their loved ones. Others crowd the 6GGreat White Way, living in a world of fantasy, if only for a few hours. Then, slowly, all is quiet again. New York goes to sleep. EDITH MALCOLM 7 k fi N .Af Z 51 STANLEY COZZA Farulty Adviser ARTHUR WEINBERGER LALIDA BLUMER Editor-In-Chief S F F Assoriatv Editor-In-Chia EVELYN DEPACE PAUL GREENWALD Art Editor N Litvrary Editor GLORIA LANGE RITA MINCALONE Photo Editor Business Manager LUOM LITERARY STAFF STANDING fhefl to Rightlc Norma Espinosa, Josephine Fioretti, Artie Coldlust, Assistant Literary Editorg Bernie Forman, Sidney Weinstein, Artie XV:-inherger, Erlitor-in-Chiefg Alifla Blumer, Associate Editorg Inge Wohlfz1l'th. Sl'l'TlN1: flmfl Io Righll: Hola Aponte, Srotty Malrolm, Paul Greenwald, Liter- ary Eclitorg Crave Testa, Ala- Charlip, Dolly Yako, Murray Feltlnian. ART, PHOTO AND BUSINESS Tor Row Uioft to Rightl: Ronald Rojas, Sid Vlfeinstein, Murray Meislman, Arthur Klevenz, Ni:-ki Nappi. SECOND ROW l-'ROM TOP fLeft lo Rightb: ,lean S4-hifi, Virginia Neilsvn, Phyllis Hawkins, Jerry Hollis, Murray Feldman, Anne Kanryer, lVIargarel lleiclvrian, Lillian Vaic-ikonis. THIRD Row mom Tor flmft to Rightl: Aho Charlip, Assoc-iate Editorg Seymour Kaplan, Rita Mingalone, Business Etlitorg Gloria Lange, Photo Editor: Evelyn llc-l'al'e, Art Editor: Bolt Mutkowsky, Martin Bordork. R01 r0M Row tlmft to Rightl: Be-rnire Malara. Margaret Rock, Grave Testa, Bcatrire Hiebsvher, Eileen Lynrh, Margaret Tc-irnvy. Margaret Conway, Virgina Clune ancl George Closs lnot in pirturel. QL-wwe' H- , I Lv FACULTY AUWGIQAPHS X. If . 5 Ly' f 1 5 iQS:Q.x 99 Q?'5wSYix S969 Xiw-Nw. wg S Lgsscla vwiw M SXSQQY ASQ NSSSSQ-SS sw NWQ QNX 4 QV QW QSXQQ3 SS CS' My gy Q59 mqzwv , ,. ., , ' sw QQXY S3-W5 N gqysiym ww, 5- A QQ' as Q 'ix QQ-Sk wwf- ' 4 M N XS' www M. 5 .AX - 1, iN L V X. 'B' .SWQSQBQN bc' Sixgxcdi Q Xb N Quay SA, fff. 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GOLDMAN Treasurer A uditor V Fishy His bathing suits TEACHER Mr. Alperin Mrs. Bennett Mr. Canell Mr. Clark Mr. Cozza Mr. Efron Miss Calvin Miss Giroux Mrs. Guarnera Mrs. Herman Mr. .lessen Mr. Karetsky Mr. Kaplan Mr. Lebowitz Mr. Liberti Mr. Lindley Mr. Melitzer Mr. Moskowitz Miss Noble Mrs. Orland Mr. Ougourlian Mr. Pignard Mr. Pyne Mr. Rosenfeld Mr. Rubin g Mr. Shanman Mrs. Shea Mr. Smith Mr. Tafel Mrs. Weinberg Miss Zimmerman OUR PET Danny hoy Mrs. B. Killer Casanova Chief Jackson uThe Bossl' M'am Dick Tracy Red 'ADOC9' Mr. K. Admiral Leho Speedy Lindy Mr. McClitzer Little Caesar Breathless Teacher Coach Oogie Frenchy The Hoho Ruhie Pappy Boss-woman Smitty Glamour-hoy La Senora NANIE .lust Miss Zimmerman F CULTY Noromous Fon His temper Kindness His cows and trees His handwriting Being a slave-driver His sweet disposition Too sweet for words Her laziness Homework Prose Demanding late passes Refusing to issue infirmary passes His poetry That mustache His physique His luguhrious speeches His philosophy Scouting around the halls Geometric theorems WTho are the Populists? His looks His Castillian French Talking Hypnotism His misplaced eyehrow Her look Artistic talent That darn physics hook Her swell personality Her speech HALL OF FAME BEWARE or His black cigar Kindness His arguments-you ean't win He has a temper His ticket-selling power His wrath Her smile Her subtleness . . . Are you kidding?? Week-end assignments His temper Gym workouts His charm His jokes!!! His toothbrush lectures His anger His bouncing checks Outdoor lunches Her practicability Wise-cracking Pictures of Gregory . . . Heis harmless His fishing hook His loud ties His evil eye Bumping into his nose Willie High marks His sharp teeth Stepping on her The double negative FAVORITE SAYING 'gListen here, Johnny 'LAt your servicev That's ridiculous, idiotieg Mr. Canell is always right. 6'Do you belong to the G.0.? You're fired! Before you make any alibis, what school are you transferring to? 79 'Tm sorry, but- HNO one talks during rehearsalf, Give me the facts. Dispense with the humor. uAnd such an intelligent boy, too. 'LAre you a dunderhead?,' We donit want to give his line of gags away. nStay away from my typewriter. Buy me some lollypopsf' 4'Sit down till I get the roll called. HWait for the gong-Gentlemen. Why did you do it? fPassionatelyJ 'alf you're seniors I don't have to talk to you about homework. 'tNo!! 6'Boy, you should see my cute kidf, '5Light is life. 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Mr. Clark. .-- SPINNING WHEEL TOP ROW lLeft to Rightiz Abe Charlip, Paul Greenwald, Charles Lavender, Artie Wein berger, Ray Tessler. SECOND Row FROM Tor flmft to Rightr: Tina Leone, Josephine Fioretti Diana Radulavirh, ,lean Dell,ACqua, Jean Hoff, Millie Florio. BOTTOM ROW 1Left to Rightl Nicki Nappi., Artie Goldlust, News Editorg ,lack Landau, Editor-in-Chiefg Bob Aponte, Sport: Editorg Elisa Fernandez, Exchange Editor. ARISTA Toi' Row llmfl to Riglill: Gert W'i1-mlling, Frank Kwoka. Roller! Sherman, Slanley Gel- banrl, Bernard Hook, Geralrl Burnstein, Charles l,aCerra, Maxim Mikulak, David Bilostosky. il-:COND Row FROM Tm' llmfl In Rigllfll Grave Testa, Annette Eihenlnerg, Elsie Golrlslein, lrene ROSl'lllHIlllll, liernive lliren, Ginny Nielsen, Yvvlle Blair, Marie Barulivh, Virginia Clune, Ifalherinv l,lllll0ll0lll0S, Jean Lewis, ,loan Peiper, Helen Fragas. BOTTUM Row llleft In Rightl: Iosephine Fiorvlli. Marie Srott, Mare Cipriano, Secretary, Frank Lervhe, Boy Leader: Mr. ,lane-ll, .fMlviwl': Rita Coll, Girl Learlcrg Sophie Boyalzis, Treasurerg Edith Stern, Elise Fer- lamlez, Lillian Yairilu -E., 'Q 5' ORCHESTRA Toi' Hou llmfl to Riglllbz Sam Cllhllllllllil, Ellwarcl Rivhlin, Louis Miranlla, Louis Caper- lino, james flhQ'h1'lll2lIl, Yinven! Pawsannanle, Waullqxl' l'n-terson, Charles l.an4'y, ,lark liiphllilz. SECOND Row FROM Toi- 41,1-'ft lo Righllz Cm-il llroflerivlx, ,lllllllly Parefa. Malllen Nav:-ira, H1-rlrerl Graves, Charles Lavanqler. Ernie Malerki, Emanual Cenlineo. Tllllm Row FROM Tm' tlmft to Kightl: Harry Nafpliotis. Holi Borgersen, Edna Menler. llorolhy Hulol, Mr. Elllillllllll Klinger, Jean Ramirez, Hilmlo Roll, Wairllerr Willl, Laram-if llewindl. Bo'l'1'oM Ron llmfl to Righll: Barbara Gumlerisen, lsallel lloniem-vh. PLAYERS' CLUB Tm' R011 Ilmfl In Righlr: l'llUI't?llC'C Zoettlein, Allllll Latura, Artie W'einl1erger, Luddy R4-lu-nfold. lfnnik l4t'l'l'llt', Miro Vifasser, Ceril Bonner, Joan Peijser. SEUOND R011 I-'ROIVI T01' ilmfl In Rigllfll Gerd 1Yeindling, Nancy Xvurfield, Nirki Napili, Joe ,Ad1lIll6I', Majorie Dyrlle, Radley Metzger. Pal l,I0llll1'.. Helen Pllolopoulis, Eileen Lynrh. BOTTOM R011 Iheft to Rigllllz Mrs. Shea. Treasurer: Robby Batinik, Riki Coll, Vive-Presidenlg Larry Sullivan, l,l't'iIll4'Ill1 YiIN't'lIl Janelli. St'l'l't'lKll'j1 Miss Giroux, Adviser. -Ure Charlip 1110! in the pivlurel. LIBRARY SQUAD T01' R011' lLeft to Right! : Frank Kwoka, Gerald Rnrnslein. Raymond lleallrllalllp, Rlly'IIlI!llf Cerxnaniuvwilz. Joseph Oeslreim-her, Radley Metzger, Larry Sullivan, Rudy Sayers. 511311111111 R011 I-'RONI TOP lLefI to Riglltl: Isalrell Munoz, Robert Wcrlheimer, Anna ldlltllfll, Joe ,Ndanler Eugene Wfeinrirh, Frank Lerehe, Phyllis H1lWN'liilIS. Sal Nastro, Margaret Conway. Max Mikulil-L Ruth Yunker. BOTTOM R011' 'Left to Rigllti: R'1il'll1l0l 0,H1lllKlYill1, rIll'01lSlIl't'l'Q Mary Carres Evelyn H1-rrmanii, Gerd Weindling. Presidentg Irene W'nnd, Adeline Azzaro. H1-Y CLUB Tm' Row 1Lefl I0 Righllz ,lack Troslligirian, llilly Nazzaro. 'llono l'amle-lakis., ,lark Nissim. Sl-:c:oNn Row FROM Toi- theft to Righty: ,losephine Fiorclti, Maria Soslm-, Sophie Konlegeorgo, Bessie Pllilippis, Crelhc Amlcrscli, Alive l'l1ilippis. Est:-llc Salvarry. llorollly Yako. li01 l'0M ROW lhufl to Kivhtlz Diana lA'!Vl'l'lIlilII, Anllref- Sexton. Mary lloan. Danny llzupan, Boll Apontv, Sal Rinella, Eileen Lynch. GIRLS' HEALTH EDULCATIUN HONOR CLUB Tm' Row 11,0-fl Io Rightiz lrenc Vlahakis, Milclrcll Ramirez, Franres Brzoslowska, Friulla laufvr, lnoz Azzaro, Rim-key Cillwrl. Sl-:coNn Ron Fnoxl Toi- theft to Rightl: Gloria Nazario, Ulvline- Azzaro, Lillian Yaivikonis, ,lac-quelinc Brvmcrinan, ,lean lJell'Avqua, Nora Moore, Clizalwlll lflzig. BOTTOM ROW llmfl to Righllz W'an1la Krupnwivz, Fvlivia Terralmva, W'amla lawilovic-7, Prosiqlenlg Bernice liirvn. Eclilh Ste-rn. NEWMAN CLUB Toi' Ron llmfi In Higlztlz Grave Tewta. Louise Murphy, Carlos Cartagena, John McDon- ough. rhlllllll Ravanello, Dom Telesro. John Perez, Lorraine Spangle, Marie Svott. CENTER Row lfmft Io Highil: Ann Suno, Theresa Doonan, Bernire Melera, Yvamla Zayilovivz, Margaret Tierney, Phyllis Hawkins, Virginia Clune, Harriet llloevhl, Margaret Bork, Lillian Vairikonis., Patricia lloonan. BOTTOM ROW 1I.efl to Rghtlz Josephine Fioretti, Theresa Antosiewivz, llflargaret Conway, Robert Yvertheimer, Mary Bohan, Miss Cay, Tina Leone, Charles M1'ClinerS, Frank Perrota. 0,9 ,, A vt' DEAN'S SQUAD-GIRLS SEATED 1Left lo Right? : Elsie Morton, Helen Tseas, Sally Williams, Miss Calvin, Josephine Fioretti, Mary Maropis. STANDING iheft to Rightl: Mary Christy, Angelina Apergios, Marie Staniation, Mary Harras, Dolores Schwab, Joan Lend, Joan Peeper, Charlotte Ruhio. vu-J PATROL SQUAD OFFICERS S'l'kNDING ilmfl In Rigfltlz l'll'ill1li Pcrotlal, Deputy UOIllYlllSSl0Ill'l'Q ffllnrle-H Sam lfilipn. Se-rgvunl: ll1'l'l'j' Slolzvnln-rg, Svrgennt. SI'I l'l'NIi ilwfl In Ifighll: Murray Wvilzm-r. Imp:-n'lol'g .Iohn Oliufr, C0lllllllSrl0llt'l'Q .lurk c,ll1lS4'lllIli, lnspcvlor. X DEAN'S SQUAD-BOYS Tm' Row lllvfl to Rightiz Murray Goldberg, Frank Kwuku, John Cuneo, Burt Knoll, llanvid Biolostoslxy. .lilrnes Jones. SITTING llleft to Kightj: Willianlll Wlomlforfl, M1lXllll Mikulnk, Marlin Kuhn, wvilllbl' Tl'llUllCl, Ralph DcBlusio. CHEER LEADERS Srunxms ILP!! In Rishrr: Sally Williams, Ann Horigan, Pauline Weiss. Tm- TO Bo1'1'oM: Mililrvrl Florin, Rowe Rudnick, Norma Espinoaa, Captain. BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM TOP Row lllvft to Righll: ,-Mlo Bolles, Dom Cally, Nick Sclliliri, Ronald Brand, Erlrlie Mil-hilu. Gem-go Ina-ata. Slacoxn Row FROM Tor' 4Left to Rightl: Michael Sullivan, Robert Mulkoblxi, John Oilioyle, Gene Neri, Patrivk Enright, Eugene Mann. BOTTOM ROW lLeft to Righll: llom Teh-sm, Robert xYlllllt'l'. Bob Aponte, Managerg ,lavolr Rubin, Alllcrt Carey. GYM LEADERS' CLUB TOP Row 1Left to Right? : Sylvia Gonzalez, Charlotte Posner, Rose Rosalie, Celia Alvarez, Gloria Calvino, Mildred Ramerez, Mercedes Quinones, Sophie Konlogeorge, Frieda Kaufer. Elaine Livhtmen, Eftelpe Pappantoniou, Yvonne Myers. SECOND ROW FROM TOP 4Left to Rightj: Lillian Ferro, llse Strauss, Evelyn Richards, Ruth Ann Kahn, Catherine White, Jean Dell'Aqua, Catherine Dean., Irene Rosenbaum, Lucy Miller, Anna Lattuva, Marie Arsurrevi, Marie Nic-kless. THIRD Row FROM TOP fLeft to Rightb: Wanda Krupowicz, Margaret Tierney, Irene Vlahakis, Lorraine Kolenska, Wanda Zavilowicz, Lillian Bowmen, Betty Harden, Eliza- beth Krusilla. FOURTH Row FROM TOP 1Left to Righlil :Jenny Barulivh, Vivtoria Caloir, Josephine Vastu, Emily Chladnicek, Stephanie Tarvzewska, Rose Pugliani, Nora Moore, Sophie Boyatsis, Evelyn Thomadis, Bettv Utizig, Angelee Marie Alter. BOTTOM ROW 1Left to Rightl : Virginia Clune, Yvette Blair, Erira Cehlberd, Gloria Nazario, Annette Eisenberg, Bernive Biren, Marie Cipriano, Feliria Terranova, Edith Stern, Marie Barulivh. 147 I S 11 'f 1 , Y, AWRENC , xx Ni fb. iw lun Qi: I 4335? A ,IL J! 2:1 X. 1 Q r-A x v HA 1? Al 0 X' - K ,..M fu , 4111-U3-'I E IOR n GRIEVANCE Y ou IIIEIV talk of your Q ' M castcs'0f India, film . And the classes of England so fair, But there's n earth ith w pare. Wlllmufnl HMWIWI If if Wff ' WW? 4 H 2 W2 WW?f -fy ie if gr-17 IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII f X s. W J f 1 'MM 1 W ik if? vi? ik IIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHWIIII Q.QQQ 0' Hllllllllllllllll 1 my ff! I - F P- f ,'s X ,1 Ny 'I X I f I X C3 -27 if 07,5 JUNE In 0 M E IOR OFFICER M fi HARRY U Of S . Nc 01,1 Urs SENIOR OFFICERS STANDING KLeft to Rightbz Butch Ludwicki, Bob Aponte. SITTING iLefz to Right! : Danny Saginario, Tommy Sourun, Joy Bell. SENIOR STAFF STANDING 4Left to Rightj: Helen Frngas, Marie Srott, Frances Brzos towska, Felicia Terranova. SITTING lLeft Io Rightl: Gloria Lange, Mari: Cipriano, Wlllldil Zavilowicz, Eloise Cinsburgh. PROM COMMITTEE Toi' Row lL:-rft to Rightl: Butch Ludwivki, Seymour Kaplin, Tommy Souran, Jerry Nitka. CENTEIR Row lLeft to Rightb: Abe Charlip, Bernard Forman, Paul Greenwald, .lerry Hollis, Murray Feldman, Bob Aponte, Angelo Pantano. BOTTOM Row lleft to Rightl: Marvin Fish, Joy Bell, Edith Malcolm, Marie Svoll, Danny Saginario. NAME Aguilar A pontc Bell Bowman Broderick Citarel Cleanthis Coll Daly ITA ngelillo De Windt Dyche Fish Hyatt Italiano .lanelli Kaplan Katz Landau Lauwa Ludwicki Lynch McNamara M cGoldrick Meiselman M ezzacappa Mutkoski Nafpliotis N itka Occhiogrosso Pantano Proto Racanello Ramger Rebenfeld Rosenfeld Sabatini Saginario Souran Spano Stein Tornabene Vasquez Warfield Win Zerrilli ANSVVERS ,l enny Bob Joy Lily Cecil Louie Bunny Riki Bernie Danny Larry Margie Gefilte uDelirious Larry Miss Giroux CY Pussy Jackson G'Pretty Boy Butch Lee Pffssy Mack Genie Mickey Flash Harry Jerry The Nose Angc Ray Adam Hal Luddy Rosey Rudy Danny Stretch Hlllvlma-huhha Lee Pete Yolanda Textile Tallulah Nix Chuck SHOULD BE Aholished Refrigerated Hugged Louder Wound up Analyzed Cuddled Prohibited Exterminated Plugged Poked Suffocated Smoked Cheered Prohated Dealt with Stretched Slugged Depreciaterl Annihilated Deflated Loved Duplicated Publicized Renovated On a hospital list Spceded Tone softened Recognized ,l ugged lnvestigated ldolized Ahdicated Diminished Liherated Finished Preserved Drugged Abbreviated Pcnalized Kissed Acknowledged Appreciated Gagged Eliminated Obliterated THE 46 WEAKNESS Outdoor lunches Eileen J erry Study W.C.S. Waldorf-Astoria Six-feet-two Poems XSIY f: ? Acting A.C. Corn Billiards Homework Dolores Left hand Short girls Girls Miss McGaughan Alf Lauwa His own cooking 'LAB type blood Ballet Gym teachers Vasino Homework Grace Sophie Fusko Carmela Women Microphone Evelyn Dyeing Nan Money Attending class Bea Bobbie Teachers The typewriter Muscles Greenbacks Hot music Gym ln the head 9 ' '46 FAMOUS Fon Ambitious kid I don't know her Bouncing Coyness Fiddlin, around Chemistry Nylons , lmpersonations Corny jokes Radio Bass fiddle Screwy poems Strength Her giggle Dancing Acting off stage 6 points Hard head May Quinn Conquests His hat Figure Profile Her complexion Tape worm His good looks His crowning glory His trumpet Lover Eating Accent 4'Think Iqlll a kid? G.0. President Swimming Lugubriosity Physique Clowning Zippers Basketball Personality Red hair Big brown eyes Patience Garrulousness Jokes tcornyl Ambition DESTINATION Television Colgate model 4-H Club Museum piece Radio Mad Chemist Leg make-up applicator Bug house Oblivion Bellevue Symphonic Threat to Garbo Oxygen tank Strong lady in Circus Roseland Theatre fUsherl Basketball coach Bathing suit model New York Times Sing Sing Gargantua's undcrstudy Aide to Dr. Horowitz Second Pavlova Teaching Automat Movie understudy Track fthird rail? Great hand leader Syracuse Cheese factory Machinist Bathtub baritone Politician Double for Weisslllullex' Chemist Weight lifter Textile again Garbage man 32nd Degree Mason The Hudson Theater ? ? ? 'P ? ?? Sanitarium Art Museum Henpecked wife ,luke box musician Architect PROPHECY 'G . . . and I say to you the future leaders of the great land . . . As the voice of the speaker droned on, I began to doze off . . . New York, a warm, sunny day. I was walking on what I believe was Seventh Avenue. I can't be really sure, things were very hazy before my eyes. As the fog cleared I saw GEORGE CLOSS draped over the traffic light, which was held up in the air by CLEM PALLOTTO. I refused to admit to myself that this was really true so I walked on. I stopped to admire a men's clothing store window and was startled to notice the remarkable resemblance between the dummies in the win- dow and my classmates, DANNY MCLEOD and HARRY ALBERTI. Inside, JEROME STOLZENBERG was flirting with the clerk, namely CARMEN MUGNO, as she helped him select a becoming tie. Sneaking away, I met ARTIE WEINBERGER carrying two brilliantly colored signs which proudly announced that the Circus was in town. Artie paused only long enough to give me two semi-free tickets and pathetically moved on. I crossed the street and was struck by a car driven by none other than ABE CHARLIP. QLWell, Abe, I said, Mwhat a surprise to see you. He quickly replied, MDaw. This remark made us sweethearts. Reach- ing deep into his pocket he came up with two autographed pictures of himself. Wfhat reminds me, I said, 'QI have two tickets to the circus. He whisked me away in his car and the next minute we were in front of the circus listening to JERRY HOLLIS barking at the crowd. Our instincts prompted us to sneak in but ARTIE GOLDLUST, the manager, caught us just as we remembered that we had tickets. We gave them to him and he looked at us luguhriously saying, MSince you are former Textile students I will personally show you about the circus and enable you to see all your old friendsf, He first took us to the menagerie and they all waved their senior hats at us. In passing we noticed that JENNY VASSEN was gaping at the animals and they were gaping right back at her. We stopped to see RITA '6Muscles'7 MINGA- LONE lift a 900 pound weight and pass it to HARRY PEVERARO the Head Yogi and Nail Bed Sitter. It was necessary for us to pass the snake charmer's booth. Reluctantly passing hy we peered in and noticed BEA HIEBSCHER, snake charmer, charming PAUL GREEN- WALD. NORMA ESPINOSA passed with a pail of water to feed the elephants. '6Red Capi' BIOLOSTOSKY dashed past with the ele- 34 phantis trunk. EDITH MALCOLM was busily engaged in training her Scotty dogs QI kilt that jokej. SID PRINE was impersonating the beard- ed lady. The Manager remarked, 6'He's fired. Heis got five o'clock shadowfi After that insult we decided to take the hint and go. As we left all the monkeys waved at us and we were proudly aware that we had made a good impression on them. Abe Charlip gave a long, low whistle and the motorcycle with ARTIE GORDON on the back galloped toward us. Riding up Broadway, we saw the accomplishments of Textile seniors all around us. Exhaust- ed, we decided to eat. We saw a sign reading Lox and Bagels and SID WEINSTEIN'S smiling countenance yelling, 'QTWO for a quarterf' He took us inside and introduced us to his staff-PHIL GOLDBERG punching the holes in the bagels, ELOISE GINZBURG, slicing the lox, and ALVIN MATSIL, the Greek waiter. Leaving Sid's place we passed an out-door swimming pool where we saw DOTTY YAKO teaching NORMAN MUEHSAM and JERRY BERNSTEIN how to swim across a puddle. JOHNNY SAMAROTTO was standing by in case somebody drowned. We wanted to watch but were distracted by HARRY NAF- PLIOTIS and his band at the Orange Room at Nedick's. ROBERT BORGERSEN was the chief trumpet man and TONY DIECIDUE was the featured vocalist. Abe let out another whistle and a horse with GRACE TESTA on the back motored up to us. I hopped on its spacious back and was taken to the doors of Textile High. Grace led me through the 18th Street portals of Textile. As I entered, I was stopped by Commissioners WEITZNER and BRACCO who politely asked me to extinguish my butt. This request was supplemented by a neon sign in the lobby which read: uSmoking Permitted in Classrooms Only. Stealthily making my way through the halls, I peaked in one of the classrooms where, astonished, I saw BEATRICE TEGNAZIAN, GINNY NIELSEN, AUDREY BIER- MAN and MARGARET DERDERIAN painting murals in what I found out was the Students' lounge. In the meantime GLORIA LANGE was still endeavoring to take pictures for the L0oM. Suddenly, the gong sounded and a horde of rushing students pushed me out of the door and knocked me down. Wlien I recovered, I noticed among them LOR- RAINE SPANGLE and BERNICE BIREN, VICKY GONZALES, SAM SCILLITANI, BERNIE PLATNICK and MIKE BELLE. Closely fol- lowing this group was RUTH YUNKER frantically pursuing the uKil- ler, while she in turn was frantically pursued by BERNIE BOOK. '35 My chauffeur led me by the arm to his bus, and as I stepped in a terrific explosion greeted me. When the smoke and the debris cleared, I saw RALPH KRUBNER, PAT RAUCCI, MILT COHEN, ILSA ROTHSCHILD and VICTOR DINICOLA manufacturing high-test low octane gasoline on which the bus was running. DICK REICHSTADTER and .I OE SACKATILE were the able kibitzers in the experimentation. The bus skidded along the congested open spaces and my attention was attracted by EVELYN DE PACE and her colleagues, FRED GEMIND, MARGARET BOCK, MARTIN BORDOCK and FRANK I-ILADIO, as they were painting a signboard. Following them with a tearful expres- sion on his face and a pail of paint in his hands was ARTIE KLEVENZ. Sticking my neck out further I saw MILLY FLORIO following a man with a clarinet. The bus stopped with a screech of the synthetic brakes and I heard a loud commotion in the front as GENE MANGIACAVALLO was thrown out for putting a slug in the coin box. The bus could not go any further due to the fact that the Mad Scientists in the back ex- hausted their store of inventiveness and I was compelled to continue my journey on foot. Uncertain of my whereabouts I stopped to inquire for directions in a luxurious night spot, commonly known as G'The Wolffis Den. Re- membering LENNY WOLFF was an old friend of mine I walked in with the intention of getting a free meal. Sure enough, on my entrance I noticed some former members of my Senior Class fnow employed as chorus chicksj namely VILMA LANDETA, CATHERINE O'CON- NOR, ANN BECKER and INGA WOLFARTH. TERRY LUNETTA was warbling a sentimental ballad with the assistance of PAUL RAN- DAZZO'S band. GLADYS BARNETT, the glamorous cigarette girl, was engaged in peddling cigarettes. Wllell I refused to surrender my worn-out Senior hat to ALIDA BLUMER, who through some tragic mistake in life was the hat-check girl, assisted by IRMA VASQUEZ. the manager, BERNIE FORMAN. approached me, armed with two monstrous looking bouncers, FRANK PERROTTA and VICTOR TIRRITO. Suddenly there were rough hands upon me. A twist, a jerk fthese were two of themj and I was flying through the air. I looked down and saw tl1e ground coming closer . . . closer . . . closer. I landed with a thud and everything went black. I felt someone shaking me. I heard a multitude of strange voices ring in my ears. I awoke with a start and heard someone say, GGThey'rc calling your name. Go get your diploma. You've graduated. . . You've GRADUATED 79 36 STUDENT AUTOGRAPHS Q , TEXTILE MEMORIES N ' 4 I I ILSE ADLER 667 West 177th St., M. llse is as happy as could be-- Except that she's leaving good old KT... WALTER ADLER 586 West 178th St., M. He's ambitious but not a kid, For scholastic fame he makes a bid. EUGENIA AGUILAR 237 West 20th St., M. 11. Sweet as sugar, just as refined, Eugenia is the girl we have in mind. LAWRENCE AHEARN 599 Hudson St., M. One rarely knows when Larry is around. JOHN AITKEN John Aitken wants to write, And we really think he might. JOHN ALBANEZE 521 West 46th St., Bk. Quiet as the nightg Bright as the day. HARRY ALBERTI 34 Village Rd., E.. Bk. 23 Here is a guy who likes the girls, They have to be pretty with beautiful curls. JOSEPH AMODEI 1933 78th St., Bk. 13. The one thing he usually wears- A pained expression. CHARLES ANZALONE T49 Ninth Ave., M. In all his classes he does his best, But can he help it if he needs a rest? ROBERT APONTE 134 West 15th St., M. This is Bob Aponte, speaking on sports. ELIZA ARMSTRONG 30 Charlton St., M. Here is a girl we would rate As a perfect graduate. RALPH ASHTON 113 Seventh Ave.. M. A little backward about coming for- ward. ADELINE AZZARO 63 Sullivan St., M. Beauty and brains are hard to find, But this girl is the rarer kind. 243 East 13th St., M. 3. The strong, silent type. CLADYS BARNETT 324 Montgomery St., Bk. If you think you look nice in a sweater, Well, Gladys Barnett looks even better. MARIE BARULICH 440 West 47th St., M. Marie is smart, neat and kind, She's the type that's hard to find. ANNE BECKER 1359 Dahill Rd., Bk. Here, friend, won't you have some Of my favorite chewing gum? EDWARD BEDNARSKI 206 East Seventh St., M. Tall, slim, neat, and trim. PHILIP BEGUN 1523 Charlotte St. Can I help it if I'm perfect? AUDREY BEIERMANN 60 East 96th St., M. The young lady has surh a sweet dis- position. .IOY BELL 223 West 20th St., M. ,loy is jolly, Joy is gay, Wfe hope she'll stay that way. MICHAEL BELLE 32-28 60th Sr., Q. ,lust plain, plane crazy. STEPHEN BELLON 348 East 193111 St., Bx. 54. Bellon is shy, But, brother, watch that guy. WILLIAM BERGQUIST 66 East 111th Sr., M. He'd make a good baker, He sure can loaf. ANITA BERLIN 865 East 172nd St., M. She is smart, and always wins, Too bad she isn't twins. DAVID BIOLOSTOSKY 605 Blake Ave., Bk. 7. David likes law and a little affection, Watch him run in the next election. BERNICE BIREN 992 Tiffany St., BX. 59. What a pleasant place this world would be, If everyone were as sweet as she. YVETTE BLAIR 12 Pinrhurd Ave., M. 33. Tall and graceful with lots of fun, Makes her presence a welcome one HARRIET BLOECHL 238 East 84th St., M. Wide awake and never asleep, Like still water, her mind runs lleep. ALIDA BLUMER 602 West 132nd St., M. This girl, u:ho,s cute and smart and sweet, ls one of the nicest you'll ever meet. MARGARET BOCK 506 West 177th St., M. Margaret's manner is sweet and cool, Her quiet charm enhances the school. ANCELO BONSANQUE 362 Bleeeker Sl., M. 14. The sort who thinks Carlyle,s Essay on Burnsv is a first-aid book. BERNARD BOOK 44 East 208th Sl., BX. 67. A best seller in the class. MARTIN BORDOCK 262 Sutter Ave., Bk. 12. No, Marty, the four years were not in vain. ROBERT BORGERSEN 54-61 80th St.. L.I.C. Like Canada Dry, he sparkles. LILLIAN BOWMAN 36 West 113th Sl., M. Calm, nice and sweet is she, A modest girl she appears to be. SOPHIE BOYIATZIS 207 East 29th St., M. Thanks to Sophie we have our senior sweaters, Complete with stripes, names and letters. IGNAZIO BRACCO 153 Huntington St., Bk. The great lover from Brooklyn who came to civilize Textile. MARY BRATKO Sheis rarely heard or seen in class But she's very sweet, this little lass. FLORENCE BRESSNER 1675 WUIIOII Ave., Bx. 52. She's always smiling, never blue, A nicer girl we never knew. CECIL BRODERICK 496 Madison Ave., M. In study or in music' il's Cecil two to one. VIVIAN BROWN 2186 Fifth Ave., M. Vivian will have you in a whirl, For she is a very popular girl. FRANCES BROSTOWSKA 401 West 40th St... M. 13. . Frances is the girl we van always trust, Her ambition will never rust. .IEANETTE BUCCOS 619 West 143rd St., M. In the future we can foresee, Lurky will be the boss wl:o'll employ Jeanie. RICHARD BUONOCORE 518 West 136th Sr., M. Quiet and dependable And quite expendable. GERALD BURSTEIN 38 Buy 26th Sl., Bk. In Arista or in swimming Gerald Burstein is always winning. WILLIAM CALLEGARI 437 West 37th Sl., M. 18. He falls in love too easily. FRANK CAPODICASA 1017 Avenue X, Bk. His smile and laughter will always be remembered. ALBERT CAREY 530 West 150th St., M. A fond lover of music who can't play a note. Someday he'll surprise us though. CAETANO CARBONE 6813 11th Ave., Bk. 19. Here is a fellow who expects, To be a dispenser of XXX. DOLORES CARITA 734-A Fourth Ave., M. A sweet and quiet miss is she, We know a big success she'll be. MARY CARROS 1533 St. Nivholas Ave.. M. Mary's here, Mary's there, Mary's everywhere. JOSEPH CASTRO 411 East 56th St., M. If words were water, he'd die of thirst. JUNE CAVANAUCH 6709 Eighth Ave., Bk. June is a very particular student. You'll always find her very prudent. ELISA CESTERO Such a merry, noble spirit, Wherever there's noise you'll find her near it. ABRAHAM CHARLIP 140 Amboy St., Bk. 12. Handsome, intelligent, and he can draw The prettiest picture you ever saw. JOSEPH CHINNICI 114 Bay 50th St., Bk. 14. He's good for work or playg That's what all his classmates say. EMILY CHLADNICEK 67 Greenwich St., M. In school she's quiet and denture, But out of school we're not so sure ELEANOR CHMIEL 410 West 41st St., M. 18. Although Ellie's typed quiet,,' She can be quite a riot. WILLIAM CHURCH 1885 Seventh Ave., M. 26. He got one thing out of school- himself. KENNETH CHRISTIANSEN 4507 Fifth Ave., M. This boy is quite a lad, You will seldom find him mad. FRANK CIANFLONE 1121 71st St., Bk. 28. To him books are something you put between bookencls. VINCENT CICALE 411 Lorimer St., Bk. 6. Shakespeare's works? What factory is that 9,9 MARIE CIPRIANO 400 West 19th St., M. A regular person in every way, Will be remembered for many a day. LOUIS CITAREL 1237 Yaik Ave., M. Equations, solutions, and compositions to Louis are but a trifle. CLEOPATRA CLEANTHIS 67 West 87th St., M. Cleopatra is her real name, We hope her beauty will also reach her fame. GEORGE CLOSS 622 West 177th St., M. Oh, you muscle man! VIRGINIA CLUNE 526 West I73rd St., M. Red hair and frevkles, too, Virginia you know we all love you. EILEEN CODY 226 Henry St., M. Has never much to say, But she'll get far that way. HENRY COHEN 157 Stockton St., Bk. 6. Who hid his cue stick? MILTON COHEN 913 Driggs Ave., Bk. Genius, we bow to you. RITA COLL 4441 Broadway, M. 33. A girl loaded with personality is Riki of Class 8-D. MARGARET CONWAY 86 Wadsworth Ave., M. A regular girl, so cute, and so snappy, You'll find her always helpful and happy. SALVATORE CORRADO 1140 69th St., M. Talks like Charlie McCarthy, but he's no dummy. DOLORES CORSETTO 442 West 29th St., M. As nice a girl as youlll ever meet, Conrteous, fine and always neat. ANTHONY COS 327 West 27th St., M. 1. His favorite hobby is blondes fbrun- vttes, redheads, etc., acceptedb. GLADYS COSTELLO 503 West 140th St., M. A girl full of fun and wit, Gladys always did her bit. LOUIS CRUZ 450 Serond Ave., M. A head full of knowledge, a heart full of gold. LOUIS CUCCURULLO 164.9 68th St., Bk. Witli his winning smile, He'll go many a mile. SIMONE DALEO 198 First Ave., M. Carrying his textbooks is enough ex- ercise without reading them too. BERNARD DALY 255 Van Buren St., Bk. 12. Daly, he reads weekly magazines LIONEL D'ANGEI.1LLO 1258 77th St., Bk. 28. l,ionel's biceps would make Atlas sigh, Hut with the girls he's kind of shy. VIRGINIA DARE She's full of fun, zip and pep, So all you fellows better watch your step. DAVID DAVIS 1968 64111 St., Bk. 4. What cannot be cured must be en dared. PATRICK DEBOL1 851 -1151 Sl., Bk. 13. Tyllllvl always find Patty in one' plafvz At the head of the class for his an are MARTIN DEELY 1311 Sl. Nivllolns Ave., 1111. 2. Marty is always rvady for a jest. But never makes himself a pest. THERESA DECRUSHE 618 Hudson St., M. 14. Terry looks small at a glanrv, Instead of eating, she'd rallwr danm ARACELLIS DEJESUS 134 West 20th Sm., M. Her friends- -there arc' main Her foes- -are there am ' CHARLES DELUCA 31- Wallts Sl., M. 13. His face is his fortune. lianlfrupt in an hour. JOSEPH DEMASI 1771 58th St.. Bk. Don't take him as an PXItllI1llP. He's a problem. EVELYN DEPACE 3409 Olinville Ave., Bs. EL'elyn's art is rvally the best, Because her achievenwnts hare' prorvu the test. MARGARET IJERDERIAN 328 West 17th Sl., M. Our vlass is in a boom. Wlurn Margarefs in the room. LAWRENCE DEWINDT IIS West 122ml St., M. l,arry,s the boy who's quivt and uvalg His fine vluzravter is hard to Iwat. MAX DIAMOND 1652 Weeks Ave., 13. A nice fellow without a futurl' -Army ANTOINETTE IJIDONNA 55 Chcever Pl. A girl so nire and so grand Would Im hard to find in any land. ANTHONY DIECIDUE 537 MK'IJ0llll111 Ave., Bk. 18. Tony is the urom0n's choir? Because of his terrihc' voice. YVILLIAM DICK 1165 Cornelia St., Bk. 27. Knits in his spare time. JOSEPH DIMARCO 1427 73rd St., M. Troubles brew in silence fthe quiet typel. VICTOR DINICOLA 1767 69th St., Bk. Friendly to all, foe to none. SAM DIPASQUALE 1217 Halsey St., Bk. Heis the lad who does his best To keep his work full of zest. ARCHIE DONALDSON 204 West 120th St., M. Buried in his thoughts, what a shal- lou' grave. THERESA DOONAN 526 Willith, M. 25 Happy, bright, cheery, Never finds life dreary. LORRAINE DORSCH 271 East Van Cortland Ave., BX. 67. She always studies day and night, No wonder she's very bright. MARILYN DOVE 855 East 19th St.. Bk. 30. She always is on the run, Because of her merry fun. THERESA DRISCOLL 167 Eighth Ave., M. Terry is a loyal friendg One on whom you can depend. ANNE DUNLEAVY 143 Wzldsworth Ave., M. Friends are loyal, friends are true, But it's hard to had a friend like you. MARJORIE DYCHE 559 West 171st St., M. 33. Talent, wit, personality are three Characteristics of Marjorie. AGNES EARLS 63 Carmine St., Bk. A girl who can't be missed, One you simply can't resist. 1'- I.EROY EDXWARIJS 38 West 116111 SL., M. ll was the teaehers' secret joy To llear in selmol this quiet boy. ANNETTE EISENIIERG 555 Ft. Walsllillglfrll Ave., M. llrains, graeiousness and charm, llvillz our Annelle, go arm in arm JOSEPH ESCIIUK 2-11 East IQIIII St., M. 3. His big smile fits his personalily. NORMA ESPINOHA 622 West 137th Sn., M. 31. lI's every man's ferrenl rluly. To fall lwr always lfallzing lfeaaly. KATHERINE IVEDERICI 60 West 160111 Sl., M.25. ln lzer smilies she excels 5,1138 a girl no boy repels. GERSON EEINER I9 Ilongam Pl., M. None finer than l einer. MURRAY FELIJMAN I87 Blake Ave., Bk. Mile learned lo swim so Im rould 1-lmse after the mermairls. MILLIE IVERNANDEZ 3311 Rrozulwaly, M. 31. A nice girl, full of fun, She is lilfefl by everyone. STANLEY IVINKELSTEIN 677 Rerk Sl., Rx. A personality, pleasing and mellow. Makes Stanley a regular fellow. .IOSEPHINE FIORETTI 310 West 19:11 Sr., M. uvl0,l'l' often sloppell lo uronller why A girl like you is always shy. DORIS IVISCHER 55 Mt. Hope Pl. Always willing Io lenrl a lzanil. Here's a girl we think is granrl. MARVIN FISH 238 Dumont Ave., lik. Ile's 0.K. in school, Hut he excels in pool. JOSEPH FISHER 495 Manhattan Ave., M. One of the best dressers to pass out of Textile. JOANNE FLACK 430 West 24th St., M. 11. Studious, bright, loyal and sweet, Here is a girl hard to beat. MILDRED FLORIO 4-313 Queens Boulevard, Q. A pretty fare with a smile that's sunny No doubt about it, she's a honey. GERALDINE FONOVICH 217 West 15th St., M. Nothing can ever stop her, Our class's little lindy hopper. BERNARD FORMAN 237 Dumont Ave., Bk. 12. A fine young man, and loyal friend, Always ready with a hand to lend. HELEN FRAGOS 55 West 186th St., M. She's just like a honeydew, Her faults are really very few. FERTA FRANCO 506 West 178111 St., M. 32. A dependable pal, A lovable gal. RICHARD FREDICH 37-06 Warren St., Q. A radical lad, he romes to sehool to learn. ANTHONY FREIRE 1055 Walton Ave., BX. 52. Only one thing stopping his gradua- tion: No eduvation. MARSHA FRIEDMAN 615 West 150th St., M. Listen here, Marsha girly, Wllllff you get to official early? MAX GABAY 1378 College Ave., Bx 56. Interested in history, especially dates NICHOLAS GAGLIARDO 128 Clinton Ave. Tall, dark, and sunburned. MARY CARAHAN 396 Third Ave., M. 16. Short and sweet, And nice to meet. BETTY CARAVUSO 284 West 180th St., M. 33. This black eyed beauty has a claim To lhe caravan of fame. ERICA GEHLBERD 815 West 180th St., M. 33. Dreamy eyed and cherry lippell, All in all she's well equipped. STANLEY GELBAND 815 Huntspoinl Ave., Bx. 59. The answer to a flllIlll8ll,S prayers. CENEVIEVE GELUARDI 34 West 40th Sl., M. 18. Quiet, delightful, rharming and sweet, Her friends are many, her smile a treat. ROBERT CENT 502 West 180th St., M. He's always a barrel of fun. EMANUEL GERMAIN 104-56 164th Sl., L.1.C. He may be small but so is an atom. RICHARD CESUALDO 320 West 18th Sl., M. Dick is truthful and plays fairly What's more he'll always treat you squarely. ENRICO CIACOBBE 1-18 East 18th Sl., M. 3. Joseph doesn'l play handball well, Hut as a friend he,s lops and swell. FRANK CIBALDI IH First Pl., Bk. 31. He is very quiet in school, But he is nobody's fool. JAMES GIBSON 52 West 119th Sl., M. 26. Never without his shined shoes. ELOY SE GINSBURCH 609 West 175th Sr., M. Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, But always liked, either way. GEORGE GLADUSHKAVICH 647 East 118th St., M. Call him G.G. for short. RAYMOND GLASGOW 1804 Madison Ave., M. 35. He can burn a hole on a dance floor. MURRAY GOLDBERG 632 Osborn St., Bk. Murray's never very sad, Because he's a true Brooklyn lad. PHILIP GOLDBERG 2011 Norris Ave., Bx. If study and pleasure don't mix, give up study. ARTHUR GOLDLUST 340 West 72nd St., M. He did nothing at all, but he did it very well. STANLEY GONSHER 1610 Avenue P, Bk. He was a genius as geniuses go. But as geniuses go-4-he went. JOSEPH GONZALEZ 556 West 140th Sm., M. Textile's Caesar Romero f?P. VICTORIA GONZALEZ 570 Union Ave., Bx. Always gracious and willing to please Smiling, happy and completely at ease ARTHUR GORDON 231 Herzl St.. Bk. He thinks school spirit is an intoxi- cating drink. WILLIAM GORMAN 4920 Sixth Ave., Bk. 15. It must be hard to get around, A mere three inches from the ground. CHARLES GRAHAM 56-12 Sixth Ave. A boy of few words and many virtues. LEONARD GRANDIS 1492 St. Marks Ave., Bk. Woman hater fhates to be without themb. . Z DONALD GRASING 309 West 21st St., M. ll. To climb the ladder of success, ls his goal for happiness. RUDOLPH GRECO 2214 Dean St., Bk. He comes in selling everyday, Always trying to make a day's pay. EDWARD GREEN 42 James St.. M. 14. As fresh and gay as his name implies. PAUL GREENWALD 78 Ralph Ave., Bk. 21. A good looking guy when you come to think of it. Hut who thinks? ELLA GRIFFIN 409 West 129th St., M. A girl that cheers your blues away, In any part of the long school day. FRED GROSS 875 West 180th Sn., M. Freddie has never been known to hollerg Because he's a gentleman and a scholar. JOHN GRYSKI 522 East Sixth St. He is the friend of all the hoys. Because he never makes any noise MORTON GUTSTADT 550 Willoughlly Ave., B. Wvhen this boy's walk at Textile ceases, We hope that Textile won't fall to pieces. ERNEST HAMMEL 204 14th St., Bk. 15. His slogan: Wear green ties and drink Io no end. SHELDON HANKIN 535 West 111th St., M. Ile is of no athletic fameg Ile's a sport just the same MARGARET HARRISON 685 Academy St. A pretty Irish lass in our Senior class. MILDRED HARTMAN 3 West l08th St., M. She is the one with the golden rule For every day she comes to school. MARGARET HARVEY 110 West 1021111 St., M. Sweet and charming is she, Plus a well-developed personality. HOWARD HASSLER 2103 45th Ave., L.1.C., Q. Dresses like a gentleman, quite a front. PHYLLIS HAWKINS 487 West 135th St.. M. 31. Phyllis is always so carefree, There 're many who wish they could be. JULIA HAYDOCK 4438 West 49th St., M. .lulia always wears a grin, Girls like her are bound to win. EVELYN HERRMANN 803 West 180th St., M. 35. With her charm and grace, She's bound to end up in hrst place. MOE HIDARY 1537 West 12th St., Bk. 4. Moe has clear and handsome features And is liked by all his teachers. BEATRICE HIEBSCHER 301 West 46th St., M. 19. Slufs such a sweetie pie, We could praise her to the sky. MARY HINES 99 Freeman St., Bx 22. A lovely voice, a charming smile, To know Mary is worth your while. FRANK HLADIO 577 Driggs Ave., Bk. 21. No matter how much he waves his hair, ifs only a Kink for a day. GERALD HOLLIS 736 Amsterdam Ave., M. The boy who has a touch of the old South. EDWARD HOLOBOWICH 541 East Fifth St., M. Edward is always polite and quiet, None of his classmates will ever deny ll. JOHN HUGHES 688 Tenth Ave., M. 19. Always quiet, never wild, What can we say about this child? .IOHN HURYN 46-03 30th Ave., 3. He put up a good fight but they educated him anyway. JOHN HUTNIK 321 45th St., Bk. 20. Here is a nice guy, And everybody knows why. DOLORES HYATT 501 East 78th St. She leads our team to victory. A swell girl we know her to be. LARRY ITALIANO 57-28 136th St., L.1.C. Here's a fellow whom all the girls likeg He and Casanova are quite alike. LYDIA IRIZARRY 21 East 110th St., M. Around the class she is peeping, To see if others :lid the bookkeeping. RAYMOND IZZI 63 West 91st St., M. 24. He never livezl in London, but he's still in a fog. IRA .IAFFE 2042 East 59111 SI., Bk. If brains were electricity, he'd be a power house. X INCENT .IANELLI 4812 New Utrecht Ave., Bk. 19. Oh, great thespian, honor us with but one word. MARIE .IIMENEZ 177 East 101st St., M. 29. Marie is bright and niceg She is a girl you'll look at twice. RICHARD .IOHANSON 6213 Eighth Ave., Bk. 20. Hair blond, eyes blueg No one could be as nice as you. ALFRED JOHNSON 139-10 109th Rd., Q. 4. As average as his name implies. ALBERT JOSEPH 518 East 11th St., M. 9. Here is a fellow, Joseph by name, He hopes to be in the Charles Atlas Hall of Fame. MALVIN KAISER 2226 Ocean Ave., Bk. 29. This lad a success will be, He's always is busy as a bee. FRANK KANDORA 17 Washington St., M. Even though he can't lindy hop, He'll never be a social flop. ANN KANCYR 3406 Olinville Ave. One of the girls who, while in school, Did abide by the golden rule. SEYMOUR KAPLAN 339 East 59th St. ls there anything that Seymour does not have his nose in? CLAUDE KARRAM 9002 Ft. Hamilton Parkway, Bk. 9. You never hear him make a sound, You'd hardly know he's around. IRVING KATZ 244 Watkins St., Bk. 12. He's fourth dimensional-takes up time and occupies space. WALTER KLABO 421 Slst St., Bk. 20. Walter is never late, the bell is always early. ROBERT KLAR 30 Ocean Parkway, Bk. 30. I was born and then everything went blackf, ARTHUR KLEVENZ 1553 Union St., Bk. 13. ,lust call him Flashf' HARRIET KLINCNER 102 Post Ave., M. She will say with a smile, Call me 'Happy' all the while. GEORGE KONTOS 200 West 67th St., M. Georgie is cocky, calm and sureg He wants to marry Dottie Lamour. MARY KOUVAKIS 529 West 133rd St., M. A sweet and quiet miss is sheg Always remembered she will be. MILDRED KOWALKO 324 East 33rd St., M. We can predict that in this world in haste, She for one will not go to waste. CARRIE KOZLOWSKA 541 West 162ml St. Books and studies she wants no more. JOSEPHINE KRALL 333 East Sixth Sr., M. When you are a G.0.. Rep. it isn't fwwy, To have to beg for the class's money. CHESTER KRASNOPOLSKI 36 Newell St., Bk. 32. A great guy for lending his homework. MILTON KRETSCH 647 Fox St., BX 55. Milton studies but not in vain, For some day fame he will attain. RALPH KRUBNER 75 West 71st St., M. 23. Some unknown chemical formula, but a good kid. CONSTANCE KRZEMINSKI 95 Newell St., Bk. One of those dear people who hands out late passes. EDWARD KUZMIAK 709 Leonard St., Bk. You can't judge a book by its cover. CHARLES LACERRA 1779 Slst St., Bk. Here's a swell fellow, full of talent. ALBERT LACHMAN 731 Southern Boulevard, Bx. Nature made him as she shouldg Not too bad and not too good. JACK LANDAU 5521 11th Ave., Bk. He's always carrying news of his philosophical views. VILMA LANDETA 553 West 112th St., M. 25 Vilma is bright and sweet, A nicer girl you'll seldom meet. MARY LANG 86 First Ave., M. 31. Always a true Textilite. GLORIA LANGE 309 West 24th St., M. Giggly and her camera, now and for- ever inseparable. ALFRED LAUWA 665 Ocean Parkway, Bk. 30. I'm not conceited, but I have a right to be. CARMELA LAVORE 552 West 135th St., M. A lovely face and angel's grace. SEYMOUR LEDERKRAMER 2825 Wlest 37th St., Bk. 24. He comes to school every dayg ,lust to get some sleep they say. ESTELLE LEE 1 West 127th St., M. 27. Our class jester is Estelle, How we laugh from bell to bell. GEORGE LELI 170 33rd St., Bk. 32. Too nice to knock, too heavy to boost, A great fellow from all angles. GEORGE LENGEL 646 East 62nd St., M. 9. Georgie, porgie, lemonade pie, Kiss the girls and make them cry. IRENE LEO 3555 12th Ave., Bk. Still carrying on the Leo tradition ln Text ile. JOHN LEVAS 151-18 35th Ave., Janlaivn, Herels the type with lots of muscle, And with the girls he likes to tussle JORDAN LEVINE 605 West 175th St., M. 33. Upright, downright, all right. MURRAY LEVINE 851 Hunts Park Ave., Bk. 59. The idol of his class, Has been idle for four years. WILLIAM LICHTENSTEIN 66 Powell St., Bk. 12. We never thought he'd make it. LUCILLE LIVINGSTON 566 West 126th St., M. Another one of those girls who took money from your pocketbook. VICTORIA LLACH 517 West 129th St., M. 27. Charming and neatg Exceedingly sweet. JOSEPH LOGULLO 6905 11th Ave., Bk. 28. He may be tall, he may be short, But we all know he's a good sport. SALVATORE LOIACONO 77 East Serond St., M. Always on time, never late, Someone we all appreciate ETHEL LOJKOVIC 3236 30th St., Bk. Ethel is a girl we know, Has many friends but not one foe. MARIE LOWE 510 West 171st St., M. Marie is like the sun, Full of charm, cheer aml fun. ALFRED LUDWICKI M7 51th Sc., Bk. E1-ery day in every room, Hutch always kids away the gloom. ELSIE LUGO 521 West 129th St., M. 31. A fellow would walk a mile, Not for a Camel, but for her smile. TERESA LUNETTA 333 East Sixth St., M. 3. Has a personality all her own, She always appears fresh and wind- blown. EILEEN LYNCH -12 Eighth Ave., M. For Eileen's own reason She changes boy friends with the sea- son. JOSEPH MAFFEI 1146 68th St., Bk. 19. Uses polish on his head, because it's good for woodwork. EDITH MALCOLM 301 Wie-st 91st St., M. She,s as .sweet as cake and candy. We all agree she's dandy. GEORGE MANDEL Cottage Row, Welfalre Isl., N. Y. I2. Georgie is, we must confess, On the road to great success. ROSE MANOOGIAN 26 Horatio St., Bk. Laughing lips and pleasant ways, llere's a girl who deserves our praise. EUGENE MANGIACAVALLO 317 East 27th St., M. Not only has he some physique, But you should hear his smooth tech- nique. JOSEPH MANNUCI 828 47th St., Bk. 20. Always happy, always gay, Full of pep throughout the day. KATHERINE MARCHESE 11-1-37 Sutter Ave., Q. A girl of good cheer, With a heart sincere BERTHA MARGETIS 275 Greenwich St., M. 7. A sweet little quiet miss is she, A big success we know sheill be. MARY ANN MARIN I5 West 107th St., M. lf this class you scan, The quietest girl is Mary Ann. ARTHUR MARKOWITZ 332 Rodney St., Bk. II. There'd be no depression if silence were golden. BERNARD MARKOWITZ 8 Attorney St. luiet fellow who quite sincere C , A , Has made a friend of everyone here. PAUL MAROVVITZ 84 Livingston St. Always jesting with a smile, And friends say he's worth while. ALVIN MATSIL 563 Powell St., Bk. I2. Nothing to say, but he says it loudly. DORIS MAYOCK 620 Wes! 182lll1 Sl., M. Here's a girl whom we would rate, As a perfect graduate. RICHARD MAYOR 1515 First Ave., M. 21. He's a shy guy, but give him time. DOLORES MCGOLDRICK 35-26 79th St., ,1.H . Dolores and clothes go together, Like a pair of glasses and a professor. DANIEL MCLEOD 99 Judge St., Bk. 11. A scholar, a gentleman, and what's more-a Textile student. MARCUERITE MCNAMARA 124 West 94th St., M. This beautiful girl is talented too, And she could easily dance a ballet for you. JOSEPH MEIROWITZ 90-11 149th St., Jalmxliva, 2. His clever antics and his brains, Are comparable to those of Jesse James. MURRAY MEISELMAN 72 Powell St., Bk. An inspiration to our senior classv- he does his own homework. BERNICE MELERA 9 Pubeine Boulevard Buddy is sweet and plenty of fun, Yet her work is always done. PURA MENDEZ 228 West 25th Sr., M. Pura Mendez has a real Textile spiritg That's the way you'll always hear il. KATHLEEN METAKIS 343 East 138th Sl., Bx. 54. A very helpful Textilite, She always tries to do things right. MICHAEL MEZZACAPPA 2255 62nd St., Bk. 4. He still thinks that Washington won the industrial revolution. JERRY MIGNECO 54 Henry St. A quiet boy is this lad, With traits we all wish we had. MAX MIKULAK 629 East Fifth St., M. 9. Maxie is sure and not at all hesitant, Dan't be surprised if he becomes President. JOSEPH MILETITS 2329 85th St., Bk. 14. How many hearts have you broken with those great big beautiful eyes? EILEEN MILLS 2515 Seventh Ave. Whenever you see her sheis dressed to perfectiong She sure has quite a clothes collec- tion. A. RITA MINCALONE 415 West 47th Sl., M. 19. All the boys flock around her. WILLIAM MONTES 419 West 26th St., M. 1. Why work? They'll have to graduate you some time. NORA MOORE 20-22 West 129th St. You'll always find the lass, An efficient helper in any class. CLAUDIO MORELL 51 Market St., M. 2. Always keep your head. It might come in handy. JAMES MORRIS 29 West 117th St. He is always willing to help a friend, Even to the very end. ALLYNE MORTIMER Allyne is a girl hard to find, Considerate, helpful and always kind. CAROL MOSKOWITZ 315 West 30th St. She's good at work, she's good at play, In fact, she's good in every way. NORMAN MUEI-ISAM 134 West 67th St. A cloud has a silver lining, but he hooked his. CARMEN MUGNO 311 West 94th St. To be a model is Carmen's ambition, How can she fail with her sweet dis- position? ALBENA MURPHY 85 Audubon Ave., M. 32. Albena is loyal, true, sincere All in all she's a rlear. ROBERT MUTKOSKI 182 17th St., Bk. 15. Lots of knowledge slorefl away lager! in the womlb. HARRY NAFPLIOTIS 201 West 81st St. M. Our boy Harry plays the trumpet. If you don'l like it you ran lump il. NICHOLAS NAPPI 12 Judge St., Bk. 11. When il romes to art, he draws the line. GLORIA NAZARIO 228 Eighth Ave. Gloria is wilfl about hockey, But basketball is also a hobby. EUGENE NERI 261 West St. Charles Atlas influenced him to do a rlaily dozen, This he does in class. JEROME NEWMAN 1132 53rd St. Full of pep and go, That is why we like him so. DORIS NICHOLAS 247 Audubon Ave. Doris is prudent and wise. A girl that we all prize. ELIZABETH NIELSON 177 Hillvresl St., Great Kills, S. 1. Ginny literally sings for her supper. JERRY NITKA 516 East 84th St., M. A bright, clever, pleasing chap, His virtues are strong as an iron strap. ANTHONY NOTARFRANCESCO 1126 78th St., Bk. ,lust like a grapefruit----always in the publie's eye. AGNES NOVACIC 243 West 107th St. When asked who is her favorite star, She will say Jimmy Stewart. by fur. HELEN OBEMACHA 70 Dupont St., Bk. 22. Helen is very quiet and sweet, She's another one you should meet. VINCENT OCCHIOCROSSO 3-H East 12th St., Bk. 3. If he wakes up in his right mind, the school will drive him nuts. CATHERINE O,CONNOR 188 Eighth Ave., M. Pepsi Cola is her drink, Thafs what keeps her in the pink. JOSEPH OESTREICHER 1477 Townsend Ave., BX. When it comes to accounting, .loe's fame is still mounting. .IOHN OLIVER 1488 Fifth Ave., M. Here's Wallendefs protege. HENRIETTA OPALKOWSKI 272 Berry St., Bk. 11. Kind, friendly, and sincere, ls the gal mentioned here. ZEVIN ORDER 612 Marcy Ave., Bk. 6. He once met with an accident--An idea struck him. MAXIMINA OSLE 507 West 135th St., M. Mimi is like the sun, Full of charm, cheer and fun. PASQIIALE PACANO 635 Foster Ave., Bk. 30. He's quiet and shy, But he'll get by, bye and bye. CLEM PALLOTTO 1859 Steward St., Bk. 29. His looks are the highest level, Anil, boy, he's such a devil. HELEN PALOUKOS 1352 St. Nicholas Ave., M. She loves lots of fun and is very ath- letic, And when you're with her you won't he pathetic. ANGELO PANTANO 71 East Third St., M. Angie puts every girl's heart in a pother, But when asked whom he loves, he replies, Me Mudderf' RALPH PARISI 2252 64th St., Bk. 4. If damsels be but young and fair, Don Juan Parisi will be there. VINCENT PASSARO 3405 33rd St., Astoria, Q. 2. Quiet and neat, Without conceit. FRANK PELLICIONE I 400 East 12th St., M. 3. He thinks a parasite is someone who lives in Paris. NIEL PENTANGELO 1506 Bath Ave., Bk. 28. He has an accumulated amount of brain power, after resting it for four years. ANGELA PERAZZA 24 Moylan PI., Bk. Of all the girls this side of the sea None is as nice as our Angie. FRANK PERROTTA I858 Bath Ave., Bk. 111. One big brain, head, anfl wave. HARRY PEVERARO 421 Tenth Ave., M. I. Slack market Harry. RUBIE PHILLIPS 229 West 144th St., M. How sweet she is we needn't mention. She always gets her share of attention. HELEN PHOTOPOULOS 508 West 180th Sr., M. Helen will certainly get by, For her scholastic rating is very high. JOSEPH PIETRASZKO 95 Greenpoint Ave., Bk. 22. His physiognomy reminds us of poetry sblank verse. fd. XJ? 1f4J6lf6v,:' -, Z,-.4402-5' F ANK PIRA 452 Amsterdam Ave. Here's Frank with a poker faceg he has to be dealt with. BERNARD PLATNICK 642 Willoughby Ave., Bk. 6. Loves workg can look at it all day. SOPHIE PLONSKI 465 West 46th Sl., M. 19. Is quite an answer to a man's prayer. WALTER PLOSKI 226 MvKi1J11el1 St., Bk. A severe case of saippeleptic hydro- matic aching back. 1 fn. MYRON POTURNY 540 East Fifth St., M. 9. Like Chesterfield, he satisfies. GEORGE POURAKIS 511 West 17lst St. Personality he does not lack, Here's a hearty pat on the back. SID PRINE 1552 Pitkin Ave. If at first you donit succeed--quill!!! MARY PRISCO 5908 Flushing Ave., Q. A quiet girl, an eager friend, Her smile and good cheer we recom mend. ELIZABETH PROKOPCHAK 419 East Ninth St. Dresses well, and Casts an influential spell. RAYMOND PROTO 92 Perry St., M. 14. Raymond likes girls, short or tall, Redhead or blond, he likes them all. JOHN PRZYBOROWSKI 125 East Seventh St., M. 3. A promising student!-always promis- ing. ROSE MARY PYNE 155 Eighth Ave., M. 11. She is so small, it is hard to see her behind those books she reads. ADAM RACANELLO 340 Second Ave., M. He is handsome, we agree, With a pleasing personality. PAT RAUCCI 7324 12th Ave., Bk. Mad Chemist and quite a joker in the lab. HAROLD RAMGER 34 Fare Court, Bk. Un him success will dawn, For he has brains as well as brawn. MARY RAMIREZ 75 West 1021111 St. An irlentificalion away front home For Mary Ramirez is--a comb. SIMON RATOWSKY 1613 77th St., Bk. 14. Hold that pose please! LIIDVVIG REBENFELD 72-I7 Iillh Ave.. ,1.H., In this cheerful boy we finll, A conscientious and intelligent mind. MARY REGINA 321 East 31st St. .lust say she's sweet, 'l'hal's harrl to beat. RICHARD REICHSTADTER 123 Bay 23rd Sl., Bk. Good to have rules---V-so he could break them. MARY REILLY 1410 Madison Ave. Great things come in small packages. MONA RESNICK 39-56 60th St., L.I.C. It is the idea of the great mass, That she is the best looking blonde in the Senior class. MORRIS RICCA 2204 Fulton St., Bk. 33. He gets in for half price in the movies. DOMENICA RINALDI 203 Spring St., M. 12 A girl with sparkling eyes, and voice, A pleasing combination she's our choice. ROSE RISPOLI 109 West 100th St., M. Pleasant, carefree, helpful and wise, Her fance enhanced by laughing eyes RICHARD RIZZA 3423 Ninth St., Q 1. So sharp he cuts periods. WILLIAM ROACH 819 West 180th St., M. Always present, never late, This boy wants to graduate. LOUISE ROBINSON 240 West 99th St., M. Here's hoping that renown Will follow Louise around the town. ROLAND ROJAS 367 Fax St., B. A regular fellow his classmates say, What better tribute can they pay? CARMEN ROLA 579 West 177th St., M. 33. She always does what ever she can, To lend a hand to a fellow man. FRANK ROSENFELD 1648 80th St., Bk. 14. After three years of French, he de- cided to remain in America. ILSE ROTHSCHILD 656 West 160th St. Textile's loss, the world's gain. .IACOB RUBIN 267 Tompkins Ave., Bk. 16. His humor really has to be humored. MATTHEW RUZICH 337 West 17th St., M. 11. They rall him Mickey by name, But he's a swell fellow just the same EDWARD RYBACK 416 West 49th St., M. 18. Hc's never shy, never bold, Quite a fellow to behold. ROBERT SABATINI 1086 East 180th St., BX. 60. Bob will beat you in a game of pool, And we must say he,s just as good in school. ROMOLO SABELLICO 2505 Lorillard Pl., Bk. Studies pursued but not quite over- taken. JOSEPH SACKATILE 501 Ninth Ave. Loves to live and lives to love. DANTE SACINARIO 76 Somer St., Bk. Girls are his hobby, dancing his dream-school just a nightmare. CHARLES SALA 146 31st St., Bk. 32. Still waiting for his horse ta come in. JOHN SAMAROTTO 155-13 116th SL, Jamnivu, Smiling always is this lad, Even when things turn out ball. CHARLES SAN FILIPPO 1502 66th St., Bk. 19. The elass's best illustration of Con- servation of Energy. ROSE MARIE SAMPSON 26 Horatio St. You'll always find this lass, An efficient helper in any class. MARGOT SAMUEL 712 West 180th St. Not so fast, not so slow, The kind of girl you'd like to know. MARCARETTE SAMULES 547 West 147th St., M. 31. She's studious and as fast as a car, There is no doubt she'll go very far. CLARA SARANDES 262-24 West 24 Calm, quiet and sweet is she, A modest girl she seems to bv. HENRY SARC 94 Scholes St. Henry is as solid as a sheik, He's all root, and all reet. TEDDY SARRIS 8 Madison St., M. 7. The Golden Creek from the East Side. MARIE SCARDINO 411 Humboldt St. Here's a girl of whom we say, Always friendly, always gay. JEAN SCHIFF 1288 Hoe Ave. Full of fun, full of laughter, She'll get what she goes after. .IOAN SCHLITT 309 West 13th St., M. 14. Her hair is blond, her eyes are light, She certainly is a pretty sight. EDNA SCHNEIDER 202 West 88th St., 111. Edna Schneider is really a friendg Her advice to you, she'll always lend. JOSEPH SCHULLER 956 Seneca Ave., Ridgewood, N. Y. 28. Get og the street when he's driving a car. GEORGE SCHWARTZ 152 Boruck Pl., M. 2. If he had wings he'd be an angel. SAMUEL SCILLITAN1 319 West 107th St. Sam's clothes are of the best, The best reason for calling him well- dressed. ROY SCIMECA 1728 79th St., Bk. Why take life so seriously? never get out of it alive. Yolfll SAM SCIMECA All schools drew lots for him. Textile los . ,Q ts? ' HO AS SEKRETA W 532 East Sixth St., M. 9. Tarzan has nothing on him. GLORIA SCOTT She sparkles with originality, She's a gem of personality. MARIE SCOTT 525 West 180th St., M. Always pleasant, never bold, Our respect she'll always hold. MURRY SHAPIRO 2909 Mermaid Ave. Shapiro's back and Garsorfs trying to get rid of Gable. JOSEPH SHEPPARD 309 West 21st St., M. 11. He can't pay attentiong he needs it. LJ FRANK SKAATS 42 Newell St., Bk. 22 Is that rouge or are you blushing? JANE SKLODOWSKA 693 Fifth Ave., Bk. 15. ,lane is a cheery and studious miss, No words can describe her better than this. BETTIE ANN SMITH 611 Avaldenly St., M. 31. Whois the girl who'll get her man? You know her name: Bettie Ann. ANTHONY SOLVANG 505 West 183rd St., M. 33. Anthony is bright, so pay close heed, For he's the type that will succeed. THOMAS SOURAN 330 West 17th St., M. 11. He handles the women rather well, And in basketball he does excel. LORRAINE SPANGLE 16 Old Broadway, M. 27. We wish you luck and lots of cheer, We will remember you-never fear. MARY ANN SPANO 177 West 64-th St., M. 23. She's sitting high in our hearts, Finishing well whatever she starts. RUTH SPIEGLER 30 Ft. Washington Ave., M. 32. Sparkling eyes, a friendly way, No doubt about it, she's 0.K. WILLIAM SPURCE 1715 67th St., Bk. 4. Here is an angelic Dodger fan who hopes to graduate, but Wait till next year. ALBERT STAIANO 563 Second Ave., M. 16. Mild and meek, Come on, let's hear you speak. LIESELOTTE STEIN 605 West 137th St., M. 31. Youill travel far before you see A girl as nice as our Lee. EDITH STERN 65 Ft. Washington Ave., M. 32. About her intelligence there's no de- bateg She's Textile's perfect graduate. ARTHUR STOLAR 162 Herzl SI. Artie is quite a likeable chap, And he has a handsome map. JEROME STOLZENBERG 8645 20th Ave., Bk. 14. If he could work as well as he can talk he'd be a millionaire. EDWARD STROLIGO 313 West 11th SL., M. 1-1. Austrian goulash made him what he is today. HARRY SUPRINICK 145 Moore St., Bk. 6. To be a diplomat is his goal, Because there's history in his soul. ELIZABETH TAYLOR 947 Jam-kson Ave., Bx. 56. Here's one girl in the senior race, Who always has a smile on her face. BEATRICE TEGNAZIAN 575 West 133111 St. The pleasing personality will stay, With us today, and every day. MICHAE1, TELESCA 3234 Jones St., M., 11. He's not like Quebec because he's not built on a bluH. THOMAS TELLO 299 Tenth Ave., M. 1. Science wonders why??? FELICIA TERRANOVA 159 Ninth Ave., M. She's small, light and very white, We always want her to be in our sight. GRACE TESTA 1546 39th St., Bk. A female chemist who likes to play around with a camera. MARGARET TIERNEY 534 West 179th, Bk. Her winning smile and pleasant wit, W'ill make Peggy an outstanding hit. VICTOR TIRRITO 1012 57th St., Bk. 19. The type of student teachers love Ho get rid ofb. EVELYN THGMADIS 241 West 109th St., M. 25. Fit to model is this girl of ours: We'll see her some day on a billboard by Powers. ALICE THOMCHES 705 California Ave. Always pleasant, never bold. Our respect she'll always hold. DOMENICA TORRE 131 West 179th St., M. 33. Clicks her heels, And with merry laughter peals. PETER TORNABENE 1122 38th St., Bk. 13. Like the zinc plate of a battery A just negative. .IULIA TORO 509 West 170th St., M. She's cute and dark. Her eyes thrma: sparks and some day she'll set the world on fire. FRANCES TOTARO 204 Nassau Ave., Bk. She hopes in life to progress. And we truly wish her great suuess MARY TRICARICO 634 Hudson St., M. Never gloomy, never sad, Always happy, always glad. ELIZABETH TURNER 70 West 99th St. Her voice was ever gentle and sweet. A wonderful thing in a lU0llllIll.,, KATHLEEN TURNER 270 West 12th Sn., M. 1-1. Kathleen is really sweet. Has a smile that can't be beat. REGINA UNDERHILL 609 West 136th St., M. 33. She rings with laughter, can be dra- matic, On occasions can also be most ern phatic. DANIEL UZUPAN 311 West Zlst St., M. Danny is courteous, no need to repeat, Helll always agar a lady a seat. LILLIAN VAICIKONIS 121 West 90th Sl., M. Brains and beauty are seldom rom bined, But in this girl both y0u'll find. JENNIE VASSIN 11 West 74th St., M. 23. Jennie has a well-laid plan, And she hopes sl1e'll catch that man. YOLANDA VASQUEZ 220 West 20th St., M. 11. Dear and dependable, Always commendable. HELEN YEROS 226 East 29th St., M. Like a perfect pearl ls this lovely girl. CHARLES YISLOCKY 111 15th St., Bk. 15. An unassuming average Textiliteftoo bad. GEORGE VIRGILIO IIA Somers St. Sometimes serious, usually gay- But we'll like him either way. ANNA VIZZINI 47 Claremont Parkway, BX. 57. Prettiest girl in Textile. You should see her boys' directory file. IRENE VLAHAKIS 287 Audubon Ave., M. 33. Shelll always give you a pleasant greet- ine: She'll always be included in an athletic meeting. ANNA WALKUSKA 428 East 18th St., Bk. If thereis money to collect, .lust call on Ann, she'll perform the act. NANCY WARFIELD 415 East 18th St., Bk. Silence is golden, but she's of the gold standard. RUTH WARRELL 69 Eighth Ave. She is pleasant and prudent, Excellent virtues in a student. SOLON VVARSHAVVSKY 511 West 24th St. He is casual and indiferent, Both carefree and joy bent. ROSEMARIE WASHINGTON 132 East 112th St. Here is a girl you'll like to meet, Always pleasant and very neat. ARTHUR WEINBERGER 1305 Sheridan Ave., Bx. 56. Here is a lad who has this thought: He careful and studious, and never get caught. EUGENE WEINRICH 456 Hopkinson Ave., Bk. 12. W'hat a man, just sits and grins. SIDNEY WEINSTEIN 1398 East 75th St., Bk. 30. His wit 4?j would make Oscar Wilde. RAYMOND WEISCERBER 350 East 92nd St., M. 28. Full of pep, full of fun, W'ith a quip for everyone. HARRY WEISSBERCER 172 East Seventh St., M. A truly clever boy is he, Full of fun and jollity. MURRAY WEITZNER 1870 Pitkin Ave., Bk. 12. Some day he'll make some woman a good cook. EUGENE WILCHER 269 West 118th St., M. 26. Work would not harm him-f-but why take a chance? ROBERT VVILMER 104 West 53rd St., M. 19. As an athlete and scholar he is best. You'll always find him leading the rest. WERNER WITT 993 East 94th St., Bk. 12. To Mr. Waldo he's in debt, For teaching him the clarinet. INCE WOHLFARTH 608 West 189th St. This girl, whose personality is so bright, Will someday shine like a neon light. LEONARD WOLFF 700 West 179th St., M. 33. His last name fits him like a glove. STANLEY WOOIJCHEKE 679 51-th St. Bk. 20. If it was up to him the barbers would starve. FELICITAS WRIGHT She'll never be left, but always in rightg Eren though her name won't always be Wright. HARVEY WRIGHT 204 West 111th St. From generation to generation, Textile is the school for the Wrights. DOROTHY YAKO 125 West 189th St. She's as subtle as the atomic bombf' MARJORE YASELOWITCII She's sweet, petite, with size nine feet. EDWARD YAWORSKI 601 Marcellus Rd. Good, kind and just is he, A model fellow he'll always be. RITA YOUNG 426 West 45th St. Roy Rogers is the flame. Thafs one cowboy she'd like to tame GEORGE YUDENBERG 306 Riverdale Ave., Bk. 12. He reads Amazing Storiesl' to add Io his supply of excuses. RUTH YUNKER 82 Wandsworth Terrace. M. 33. This girl is so very smart, Textile hates to see her depart. MARY ZALDIVAR 210 West 109th Sn. A sweet and lovely girl is she, And as pretty as can be. ANNA ZARRO 359 West 19th Sm., M. 11. She possesses a quiet, contented way. Yet she takes delight in being gay. WANDA ZAVILOVICZ 503 West 37th St., M. 18. As pleasant as a girl can be, A leading athlete is she. CHARLES ZERILLI 133 Menahan St., Bk. 21. He has a studious face-it's in a class by itself. D O F Ek ABRAHAM ZEDER 501 West 175th St. In his sedate way, He advances day by day. ROSLYN ZILB A girl so charming, sweet and dear, We always want her to be near. HYMAN ZIPERSTEIN 1593 St. Marks Ave., Bk. Zip is one guy who likes to eat, Just to keep him on his feet. FLORENCE ZOETTLEIN 625 West 169th St., M. 32. Thinking of Flo, here's what we s She's wonderful in every way. ANGELLE MARIE ALTER 527 West 123rd St., M. 27. Marie makes quite a hit, Because she's an outstanding wit. ERNEST CWINNER 6623 Ridge Boulevard, Bk. 215. With a name like Gwinner, How can he help but be a winner. JOHN WIZIOR 127 Liberty St., M. 6. Ra, ra, ra, here comes Wizior, We never saw anyone looking bus STANLEY SZERZERBIAK 1845 52nd St., Bk. 4. ny: ier Stanley brought his picture in lateg Yet he'll still graduate. AMERA HY ELAINE ANDERSON LOUIS BILRCH JOHN BROPHY EDWARD COLLINS TULLIO COLUSSO JOSEPH CRVARICH SAMUEL DORE IGNACE FASCIANELLA LORAND FEINMAN JOSEPH FERRARA ALFONSO FIERO JOSEPH FRABASILIO WILLIAM FRENCH FRED GEMIND MELVIN GLASSER NYLDA GONZALES JOHN HARRISON FRANCES HERNANDEZ EMANUEL IUCULANO CHARLES KNIGHT BERNARD KORSEN MARTHA LEON CESARE LINZALONE JOSEPH LOSKOCINSKI RAYMOND LYNCH ELINORE MARTIN CHARLES MCCARTHY SAM MIZRAHI ELIZABETH MORETTO MARGARET MURRAY GEORGE NESTORSON JACK ONASCHUK ROBERT PENATO MARIE PEREZ PAUL RANDAZZO GERALD RESNIK MARIE ROSA JOHN ROZINSKI EDWARD RUDYS LENORE SALZBERT ALFRED SANTINO BERNARD SCHRANK MORTON STEINFELD GEORGE STRENK MICHAEL SZURLEY MARIE TIETZE MORTON THURMAN BERNARD VAN FELIX IRMA VASQUEZ JAMES WALSH -1 - I'LLT KE E YORK I prefer the newshoy yelling uPapers! uNew York does have its faults, they say To the rooster's morning crow, Though I really wouldn't agree The city's huge skyscrapers For even the crowded subway And the noise when whistles blow. Can seem a pleasure to me. Instead of the usual HFair I7ll take a seat at the Strand. You're sure to see me there Though in the subway I stand. So keep the wide open spaces With its lonely roads and such, I,ll take the crowds of different faces Irish, Italian, Spanish and Dutch. You can have the green, grassy land And the singing of the lark, I prefer the Mhot-dog stands And a bench in Central Park. DoRoTHY YAKO HT0 9 . -,, CHO0L, T0 CHO0L... F me Q . 3 5 WW- E' 5. , ,O V 5' -K I gr- -- -5-1: .X fl! ,N-1, A Arora -xi if if A fix, f cw NL ii 5 'lx ffm C lx : - gp as U o W is S X fd 1' X ff ' qe.. Q f ' Q W , f A . N J 5 .7 - Y gig Q an Q . fmmwu I ' Q ,M fa ' Q! 1 U f A 3 . Q' QAM M . ,SV 9 ' no HL Z Nioifw, ' L :A Hr, gl- f . .-. .AA44 A44 fyvvm, 'Ja Pm PNA FNQAJL-5 0 R DAZE I TEXTILE FEBRUARY 5-We're seniors-ta rahl MARCH 82 6-Ugh, nine periods. 7-Danny Kaye opens-mysterious absence of females from school. 8-Lincoln's Birthday week-end. 14?-Ah, that tugboat strike. 15-Senior expenses start. 18-J obs needed-but quick! 19-Oh, do we hate those class collectors. 20-Washington's Birthday week-end. 25-Everyone has those MMonday Blues. 26-LOOM staff meets at 3:00g adjourns at 3:01. 27-Senior meeting is called in girls' gym. 28--A month ends. 1-Ho, hum, Friday again. 4-Prom committee meets. 5-Tuesday-so what? 6-Famous usixth-seventh raid. 7-L'Spinning Wheel goes to press. 8-Censored, and HOW I l 11-uAaaaaaaah V7 KLOOM editors looking at copy.j 12-Editors will be out of hospital any month now. 13-Extra! Rebenfeld goes to gym. 14-Quote, Never again, unquote. 15-Woe is me--not enough prom subscriptions. 18-Shhh. Report cards. 19-Seniors lament at Sugar Bowl, not to mention Para- mount. 20-Prom date set-.l une 7. 21-SWOOSH fpages of address books being turnedl. 22--No one murdered-slow week. 25-Freshmen trying to pawn off those numbers they bought. 26-Sniff, sniff fSeniors crying at the wfragedy of Mac- bethwj. 27-Greenwald leaves for the Capitol. 28-Can't wait for that Easter vacation. 29--That was a fast month. APRIL MAY J'U NE 1-Biggest question in Textile, 6'What are they ? 2-Science Department begins research on big question. 3-Mr. Shea finds answer-FRESHMEN??? 4-Egad, these days are getting dull. 5-Greenwald returns. 8-Guess what day this is? 9-Still got the Blues. 10-Freshman finds mystery of life. 11-Loses it and cannot prove it-goes into seclusion. 12-Missed being Friday the 13th by one day. 15-Did you get a gander at the Midterm list? 16-Let's go to a show. 17-Some vacation-most of us have to work fprom moneyj. 29-Back again only to take two days of midterms. 2-Well, there're always end terms. 3-Dance tonight at the HY. 6-Another day passes. 7-And another. 8-Oh, when will this term ever end? 9-Had a talk with the dean. Soon, soon. 10-Another Friday. 13-Another Monday. 14'-I can't stand it. I'll stay home for a few weeks. 29-I'm back. 31-Senior day. Need I say more? 3-Teachers get even for Senior day. 4-Beautiful day, isn't it? 5-Well, isn't it? 6-Look at the prom hairdos on the girls. 7-Tonight's the night. 10-Some prom. 11-We gotta study. 12-2 and 2 are 4, 4 and 4 are 8, 8 and . . . 13-My gosh, five Regents 11ext week. 14a-Thew. thew fSeniors spitting finger nailsj. 24-ulim afraid to look. 25-'GI passed English. 26-Final Report Cards. 27-At last, we've GRADUATED!!! ARTIE WEINBERGER 83 LAST ILL A DTE TA E T We, the Senior class of J une 1946, being of sound mind, leaving Textile with tears in our eyes and a lump in our throat, do hereby devise and bequeath to those who remain in Textile, the following articles for which we have no further use Qwe also have no further use for those who remain behind in Textilej : 'l'o the Freshmen who have just begun their lives in Textile, we leave to their young, immature, innocent minds the thought that they too may some day become seniors. To the Sophomores who have reached the awkward stage of high school wherein they have neither the experience of a senior nor the bliss- ful ignorance of a freshman, we leave a handbook entitled M100 Handy Excuses and our sympathy. To the Juniors, pragmatic though lubberly, we hereby leave this thought to be entered in their minds, assuming they have such: Get out be- fore the bars go up. To the Prospective Seniors, alas the inheritors of our despair, we hereby leave and bequeath all such trials and tribulations as those beings of our species must undergo. To mention but one, the ordeal of senior-picture taking, and also included there shall be one White shirt fstandard sizej, and one appropriately selected piece of neck- wear. T0 the Student Body, we leave the faculty-see what you can do with them. To the School, we leave! I Members of the immediate family having been provided for, the executors of said will hereby attend to that outer circle of mourners, the faculty: To Mr. Rosenfeld, the distributor of late passes, a clock that doesn't work. 84 To Mr. Shea we leave a box of cheap dog biscuits. To Mr. Steiner we leave our references for his future use. To Mr. Efron we leave our forged program cards, which we no longer have any use for. To Mr. 0'C0nn0r we leave girls who will never take our place. To Mr. Kaplan we leave a book of verse, a jug of wine, a loaf of bread, and solitude. To Mr. Cozza we leave a free copy of this yearls LooM, a dozen hand- kerchiefs to dry his tears, and a bag of peanuts. To Mr. 0,Brien we leave a scholarship to Lowell Textile Institute. To Mr. Lindley we leave a good senior class. To Mr. Spindell we leave a basketball team-with hopes! To Mr. Canell we leave a map of Brooklyn so he can go there and hear some real English, and a year's subscription to the Hobo News. To Mr. Melitzer we leave a pair of loaded dice, so he can beat the seniors. To Mr. Moskowitz we leave a corridor pass. To Mr. Hirsch we leave a sunlamp so no one can see him blushing. To Miss F ischman we leave a bridal bouquet and To Mr. Ford We leave a multitude of students who follow us and who will strive to be as great as we fGod bless us We hereby, in the presence of witnesses, affix our signatures. THE SEN1oR CLASS or JUNE 1946 STRAUBENMULLER TEXTILE HIGH ScHooL CLAS? 85 1, ill M f -. la . ii,-lr , up lllllll IMF WE, the graduating class of June 1946 declare that: WHEREAS, we have spent four years in this school in which we have matured, and WHEREAS, We have acquired friendships we treasure, and knowledge we will use, and WHEREAS, we owe to the Principal and the Faculty a debt of deep gratitude, THEREFORE, we ex- press to all our deep thanks for the many things that have been done for us. 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