Straubenmuller Textile High School - Loom Yearbook (New York, NY)
- Class of 1948
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Best Years ot Our Lives . , Fareweii ............, 60 STRAUBENMULLER TEXTILE HIGH SCHOOL 35I West l8th Street, New York City iJRlNciP.xr,: NR. ilox Pm. i.liDliR i VWYQR '- Yi' .- 'af .Lf R f 'ILT N S A : , JAMES LAVVRENCE FITZPATRICK Vve, time graduating ciass of January 1948, cieciicate tilis iaooic to a man VVi'1O is one of time most versatile and conscientious teacilers of Textile High Sciuooi, As cilairrnan of tile Machine Construction Department, ile has macie it an outstanding feature oi our scilooi. He is aiways Wiiiing to devote iris time anci energy to help the stucients and spreaci time imowiecige which he has acquired through many years of experience and stuciying. Therefore, we respectfuiiy dedicate tilis ioooic to MR. JAMES LAWRENCE FITZPATRICK. ,fi FRANCES JAINIKE Associaie Ecfilor yf 2 JOHN CNHILISANO Pllolo lfffifor JOAN KOBRE Business Editor 1 B ' 5 . . 4 f X4 'R fynl ' 5 ga, Lf, , ' if o o' ' Dlxmo CQUINZI EclilorfinfCf1i0f Loom Editors X X 1 B N. N In SALVATORE Lo PINTO Ari Editor ILSE STRAUSS Lifvrnry Eflifor STANLEY COZZA Faculty Adviser Loom ART STAFF Shnmling: U4-fl lo rigid, Slnnlvy C0111-11, lmpintu. Dr-Hu Rnppn. FIIIIIILQI Q lmrlnllc- Pnxnf-r4 ! 1i I S X , ,KG no N 1- -.xii i- -- Lum! Ll'1'LR.xm' AND l JHo'm lvuy, Ron: HMI lu riqfnfl Knlfwrim- Dirtnlwn, ijllinn Puig'-, Rulll K.-lm, 'Juris llnnllknc-r, .lolmnic Xluclgunnlal, Cxlmrlv- BIlfcx'f'lIIf'l'lf, 'mlm lJl'I'f'7, ,lfuhn fklnilhzurm, itling. H141 lo riglzlf l'rsuu-'rw liunlm-, 'ilu N41-'infrx'ifIu, julia SIf!liI'l'iIJEl, Nlnry D'Elii1, .lean IQFIIIUTCI juewplnlnr- f niiilrn. 5 W 'S'-HQ .lon B. Leder Principal January, 1948 Dear Seniors. It would he easy tor me to confine myself to loiolcling you a fond farewell. wishing you goocl lucli. anal having myself thought ol? as a fine fellow. I prefer. however, to use this opportunity to impress upon you most earnestly a thought of the greatest possilale consequence in your future lives. Graduation from high school is alaove all a time for clecision, a time for talcing onels hearings and plotting a suitable course through lite. Will you do that at all? Ancl it you clo. will you do it intelligently, or will you simply follow the path ot least resistance? You neecl no reminder of the foolish ways in which many hoys ancl girls choose high schools ancl coursesg were you perhaps one ol them? Now you are setting out on a new path. Will it he a lalincl alley, chosen only laecause it olilers some immecliate return, or is easy? I hope not. The roaol you talse shoulcl he one that will leaol to lilelong happiness and contentment. The other clay a simple olcl larmer saicl. Mlwhese :lays we hear so much alaout preparing people to enjoy their leisure time. Teach them to enjoy their worlz, l say. No one enjoys his worli who is merely clritting from jolb to joh, waiting lor a Hlirealcu As every llootlaall coach linows. the good team malfces its own lirealfs. I wish you all, therellore, not merely goocl luclc, hut all the happiness you can earn. Sincerely. JON B. LEDER Principal 7 IN vw AERoqowrw,t GMU wwe BEEN f J I SHEET ov PAWER ON THE f 6 IOOTM FLOOR A DROPS OF WATER P,LREAUy.v ,Q g I TEXT 60014 f sQ 50 FL- ESU-NLHVOR QQ f W R E 5 U LT HOMEWORK 1 f Q-P., N X M, QQ xfuf S f '5'AiX I H Q 5 H3 VA Q ,S .mx PM 1 x Q ,f .. www X : pp 'I XZ j X 5.' ' 9 M. 'gf sig! fi L K I 5 f M W Ee, fn J 5 x 8 v ff 'P u l 5 f 54 ff' T K gf Fl-NSTER QYABBY,I,'Yx A -f' - ' ff J COWLE OF SECONDS f E ' .4 LATE ALREAwq.1' ll 4 if - 1 X f lag A ' XIQK T005 W 1 . . 59 30 ff x 'KN O' Svc ,Ns-Y 'HI KL-- I Ck, !XXX WAN-V A ffl. NLE X ,f . ,lil i it I 'Xl k-X 2? WYONEY TODAYLQJV X-A 'X' X ax Q: I uf ,A HENRY,U'XBREiE Q 0 5 'lf THE Q54 Tovw Q1 Q Q 'ff XL ACCQUNTN' 1 , 2 ROBOT-LUNLH Q l HU! ECK I N' Nom? A . LLM F33 l 65' Y ' -in w 1- , - U X6 -- f' HELLO Mom, IM -f GOING om A MDE TO NIHRQAND IWLBE LAWE Foxx QXNNEQI' Eff,-N I World of Tomorrow Though. throughout history, the people ot the world have made enormous strides in the field of science and industry, they have yet to find a solution for the preservation ot peace among nations, people, races and religions. Xve are the tuture generation and it will loe up to us, the high school graduates ot today, to help find a solution tor this prolalem. The people ot the world have let science get the upper hand. The development ot science has enalgled man to produce the instruments which can inevi- talnly and completely ohliterate all manliind from the earth. The world has lneen in chaos and despondency hetore and recovered, yes. hut never has there heen the threat of complete disintegration which exists today. That is the reason it is imperative tor us to gain the lcnowledge which will enahle us to create the machinery lor world cooperation. tr is up to us. the students ot the world of today and the citizens ot the world of to- morrow. to malxe up lor the centuries ot scientific advancement over learning. The people hetore us did not learn their lesson lrom history. and laecause they laclaed the lxnowleclge necessary lor the creation ol? a lasting peace. the world has not yet learned to live without strite and aggression. It is either now or never: it we donqt maintain peace in 'tomor- rows world. we may never again have a chance to do so. Pl-hat is the reason we are lieing educated. It is time to realize that peace can he maintained only liy thorough lcnovvleclge and Wise judg- ment. and not hy evil torces ol destruction. The importance of democracy and mutual understanding must he taught all over the world to every person on earth il we are to have a lasting peace. Though it is possilole to develop machines to too great a degree, it never is possilule to have too much lcnowledge. It is our joh to seelx knowledge in order that We can fulfill our duty as protectors ot the peace. We must develop into thinlcers and doers and not remain the inert machines that men fwith a few ex- ceptionsi otten have lneen. The time to prepare is the present. and it We are successful the results will he felt in the World ot tomorrow and many Worlds in the future. It we tail, the world of tomorow may never come into realization. 9 .V V QV QV VVH O lVeiss Banlqs Nr. Canell Ni -. Clark lVrs. Claxton lV iss Gay lVwl'S. Gl'66Tllll6lCl lvlr. GLIHTHGl'H Dr. Horowitz .V r. Hirsli r. Jessen rs. Krone r. Lelnowitz rs. 0,Bfi6H lVirs. Qrlancl Nfr. Rosenfeld yrs. Snitow lV'r. Tallel QVisS Zimmerman V r. Dryden A Facult Hall ol Fame WHAT Draping De Engislr G. O. History English English History Englisli History History Biology Science Art Economics History History Science Englisli Luncli room f Protqalvly tlwe most important part of a sclrool are its teacliers. Tlie faculty of Textile Higlz Scliool lms guiclecl us tlirougli four only ilie most influential years of our lives. I ancl tins lielpecl us to gain knoivleclge. not only scliolas- t tic but spiritual. Yxve tliereulore respectfully rleclicale tliese l pages to all tlie teactiers only Textile Higlz Scliool ..,. . XVHY THEY ARE FAMOUS A ctass cannot start in ctisorcterf' Have you seen Fir. Canetts ctictionary?H Qiiestionz-Xxvhat is the G. Q? :Xnsxver:WiNIi'. Clark Stand up and tace the class.,- UTO me. perfect teaching means perfect Engtistru H See how they tail by the wayside I cton,t tail you. You tail yourselves. tnrigiit stucientsfy Let me demonstrate with a picture. Vvtiy has the population increased? Big quiz toctay.--one question. Her conscientious, tietptul guidance has enabled us to reacti-graduation Fecla -t- K4Fe lcxj f-- Fell Ure fcxjfslif f KCI. Now balance ttiat. UA Iacty never combs her tiair in public. State Engelss Law. He has a tie for every day ot time year and a quiz tor every ctay of time term. To us, the Seniors,-Lauren Bacaii. Vvtiat beautiful teeth, and what a smiiet Uqextiieys Alan Ladd, Site should have been an actress, but Broaotways loss is Textiles gain. HVX7t1en I come back I Want only twelve at this tatylefs 15' Looking Back All tirrougtr our lrigla scimool careers we loolced torward to time day wiren we would be lull fledged Seniors. and true to tradition. our Senior term was full ot exciting days. Vve proudly wore our Senior sweaters tllrougliout the term, and lby October, time people in the HA train linally got used to our attire and no longer eyed us with amazement. Tlcren. alter we paid tlie Senior dues tOi1. yes. tiiere were trivialities ot ticrat naturel we received our pins and wore ttiem on our sweaters. Vve saw tire proots of our graduation pic- tures. and widen we recovered from tire stiocii. we made plans tor a Senior luilfe. nHilceH we did, and a good time was lrad lay all. Senior elections were ileid and we ctrose tile olllicers Wiro, togetiler witir tide Loom Statt, Prom Committee. Senior play Committee. and ottrers, icielped to malxe our Senior term so successtul. in due time we received our large Senior pins and ttlere no longer remained a doulyt in anyonels mind tldat we were Seniors. Un Halloween we had a party and it was a wonderlul success, Tire term was climaxed lyy Senior Day and tire Senior Prom. Even tirouglw tlre term was spilwd lwere and tliere lay liomeworlx and studying. we will always lne alalr- to loolq laaclx on live ol tlre nicest montlrs ot our lives-our Senior term. 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History Eaglislr Errglislr History Eriolislr Historv History Biology Science Ari Economic History History Science Englisli Luncli room Prolnctlyly tlto most important part of ct scltool are its teacllers. Tlte faculty of 7'e.rttle Higlz SCIIOOI lifts guicletl us tltrougll four of llte mos! influential years of our lives, i ancl lifts llelpecl us to gain lenowleclge. not only sclrolctse l tic lmut spiritual. XVO fllGI'0vl10I'0 respectfully fleflicctle lltese l pages to all tlie tectclters of Textile Higlz Sclrool .... YYHY THEY ARE FAMOUS -'A class cannot start in clisorclerf' ?.. nl'lave you seen lxlr. Canetlos ctictionary Qiiestionz-XX't1,at is the G. QQ Answer:-lwlr. Clarli Stanct up and tace the class... To me. perfect teaching means perfect lfnglislif' ngee how tliey tall by the waysicle?H Ml clonlt tail you. You tail yourselves. imrigttt stuctentsf' Ul.et me clernonstrate with a picture. tt ' Xvtiy lias tlie population increasecl7' 'AA big quiz today.,--one question. Her conscientious. helpful guiclance has enataiecl us to reacli-gracluation FeCl3 Ji- K4Fe i- Pet lFe lCNJ'il11 f KCI. Now loalance that. A lady never eumhs her hair in public. 'State Engelas Law. He has a tie for every day ot the year and a quiz tor every day ot tlie term. To ua, the Seniors-Laureu Bacall. Nvhat heautilul teeth, and what a smile! tTextile's Alan Latldb She should have heeu an actress, hut Broaclvvayys lass is Textileys gain. Uvvlnen I come hack l yvarit only twelve at this tahlef' 15' Faculty Autographs ...W I f , Y f f ' UL ' J ,f K, 4 f -. my L, 'X I N MEMCDRIAM FLOYD R. SMITH, JR FLOYD R. SMITH. .lr. i Vlilw ljelmruary VHS Senior Class ol Strau- lmenmuller Textile Higli Scliool lmerelay sol- emnly Ineinorializes llle cleallm ol ilieir luc- lovecl lriencl ancl lenclier, Floycl R. Smitli. .liz His prolessional spirit. clevp llIldPl'SlElTlCliHQ ancl nnfeasing clflvoiion lo llis worlx clis- tinguislwcl llis Career as an oulslancling teaflwr. His pupils lovecl liiin lor liis lxinclly spirit anrl nnwncling lifflplnlnvss. A Ql'E1f,lLl?llf' ol Yfilf- Lirlivvrsiiy nncl n X'Glf'I'ilIl Ol Vvorlcl Xvar Srnilli lwgnn liis lvnflr- - - -cw ing Wllfffl lic- lqirsl ffilllf' in 'lvxlllv in l H... He lqrouglil willi llini El wiflc- l'XlJt'l'll'llI'P in nclvertisirig nnrl printing. linr sm-vvrnl YPFIIS llff rnfiinlainerl liis cjnmmi-rf'inl cnnni-rlions nncl exznnplf-s nl luis xxnrlq nppr-nrvcl in ninny leacling inzigazirir-s nnrl iwwspnpr-rs. 'l-l'lOS6 ol us wlm wr-rv lnrluninlw1-nongli lo liaxf- livecl will: ixlr. Srnilli in nnv nl iris classes liaxv n licfrilngjrl uliifli no om- run talae lroin us. Yet wv arf! snrl. Nxlff linve lost a lriencl. 199 hqQ IANIES F. NILRPHX In tfw passing of our 'l'il'llC1 NIH! I0fll'Il1'I' IANIFS V. NIVRPHY it Illfflllljfll' of live- Af'l'0llIltillQ iJt'lJZll'tI1lE'I1l the sluclelnls zum' ffJm'l1f-rs of 5ll'EllllN'IllllllHQ'I 'lk :xlilv High SKIIOOIllilYt'lOS-10119 wlm macln our 'HRS fllHf'lA Eiflfl Olll' NYOFIQ D,C2iSiiIltCl' f-xf:r rf-ndy lo wrw- All 'Jolla in mul oul ol Inlsllru-ofoffuiinlrlulif-s.lwn-ncI1'm'1-clllimsvll lo fmlfn fturlq-nl lu It foul llniw 1-xpre-ssifm ol zu loss wllivll wp Will IUIIQ H'lllf'llliJf'l'. it Ill1'IllUl'Y XY1' SIHIH ffnf-vrlmrllx' rr-full mul in pvrsmmlify wc' will KEIFPFIIHY rfnf-risln. um' lurully. fful ol upprv- finlirm lm' lah lxsrnrlllrwss fum' Slbllll, xxx- clvsm Senior Da At last the day arrived. Vve entered Textiieis hails eariy that morn- ing in order to hide our tear gas homhs in an the corners and plant our sticks oi dynamite in the right places without heing discovered. Then, we made sure that we were all covered from head to toe with our royai purple and white. Xvith all that accomplished, it was time to start going to our classes to see what we could do to upset 41.000 people and one large high school huiiding in one short day. By novv you have prohahiy guessed that the day was SENIOR DAY. It was lucky that we had American History the first period of the day. for we were still tuii of good ideas of how to make the teacherys life miserahie. tTurn ahout is fair piayj Vve made him write the fun text of the U. S. Constitution finciuding the amendmentsi, on the hoard three times. Then we locked him in the closet. and for ali we know he is still there fand with no newspaperi. Vve treated our other teachers with equal cruelty and even iett one English teacher cowering in the corner hegging tor forgiveness hecause she had unwittingly corrected a mistake in grammar made hy one of the Seniors. Then something miraculous happened.-we all turned into perfect ladies and gentlemen. Vveii-almost. 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Sitting: Qlvfl lu rigfrll xlnrlnn Hurrii, Prvsirlc-nl: Durlvnv fzlunlu, til7Il1IJlI'4llll'fZ B1-rnzml Shapiro, XviC4? Prvrillq-lil. Slumling: Elivulwllu Livlu-rmllml, Currvspumlirlg 51-mr:-tary: Au-lin C. fxlnrlx, Hurmrdry President Cullnvrirw Dram, Rm-urclirxg Sfftrchury. Loon B USIN :iss S'l'.xlf1f 'lump Run: H1-fl In rigglnlf Sully .5xIl.mu, filmrlullw Pmluvr, l.illi.m I,.nig4-, Dnrix l's.x1lHmvr, l5r.un'0s .ldlllktl Sh-ll.. lgmmclu, l7w4'liil Dvlmrvnxu, lrrunl Ram: HU!! In liylnlf lililillifqll fjrlif, I4-.nn R.nmir1-1, 'mm Kulmn-, Rlltll Kulm, IUQCIWIIHILW' Cnlisiro IX.ll'l1'rllu- lull-xl.u1n'n qt' I'1Ig,Xl.TlI IiDUCA'I'l0N SERVICE SQUAD -Imp Hun lfr-ll lu riqffll XI.-rx X14-lr-w-, .Xnnn Xl.lX1-num. Nmulu Xldiliinlw, 51:-HJ H.m.uIn. Lmllilu faux, Y Y ' 4 I Soplm l'.mrIv-Ii-, IJ'-lnilru Kmlnuln.. FFUYII Rmv flwll fu Vidllfl I1-.un R.-mirwf. Xml:-nl fLl.nji.uu. l'.nI limmm-, I1-.ul luxlur, l,u:-I .1 '11 1 ,lfflmlulm A411-Inu. R.,..m.urnf- I nm- r-v,,s Txi 1 f 0 J' 12? 7 , U xlulvllv Ruxs: ffvll lu nuff!! I-mn f'xf1!wrw, Rn-v Rnmliv, knllnir-1-lu Nurmlvn, fvluriu lmilisu, A-Xxum Iyiuz, m I HHL 1 Q w Amsmx Top Row: flefl lu riglllj john Nrmlr'-, lmruk finrinfn, Dum 'l'a-Irwin, lulm Bullmlix, B1-rnurcl I,! Il0iI, Stanlrfy Bogolrln. Row: HMI lo rigfulf H-v 5!r.uuW, xlnry lfwiflu. fvfellwrinr- Flrullnlw-. Nlnrir- Niclill-H, Alnry Harrnf, Effie Pup:-rntoruiu, EIiz.J1ctlr Lir-In-ntlmi, llw Flfunm, I-jlllllih Xywr. Front Rhw: Hvfl lo riglxlf Ipnruflny NJflflIlkUNtdi, 114-'iw KRIYJITIV, t!lllII1'l'illl' 'Jr-nn, 'mul Ruling ClIilTlC'S NICCI1-1r1f'r1I, Clnaurloflu ljfl-Hf'l', f'iliz,1lnr-ilu c?Ufl7ilI4'l. 3 ' ul. H gg ...., L f' HQ, W ,,,, f Mm -,4,,q:1x.,z,,' M-A Q,-V i - QRCHESTRA Twp Ruw: flvf! to right, Bolivar Blartinvau, Pclvr Rvyvi. Gr-urgv Iil'Hll4'l'iI'k, Clmrlf-s Blurkwvu. Hen- ? - clvrson Hicks, John Bowen, Flanuel Antinau. H . Zxliclclle Row: HGH Io right, Hvrlwrt Nlills, xxyiuiiilll Nlilli, Anllmny Dr-Tuini, Anllmny Xvozny, Louh I x 'Z Copy-rlinu, Louis Blirzuuln, .lolm Tamloa, Rolwrl Roca, XY. XIEIVISIIPIO, Sanlvnlorr' Ginnzzi. Front Row: Hof! in right, Vvaltcr Pederson. Joseph Tllckcr, Robert Lunclslvn, Slack Barren, Flary -f q . Ixlrwrvirn. NIL Klingr-r, Crmnrlurlurz Ann Cass, xlvrcogliazm, Rulwy Blarlin. Q 5 CRUSS COUNTRY YVRACK 'l'1 1,xM Twp Ram: fffluurfl I-1gLllr1'clu, ,lolm lmlsvn, Aclu Bullcs. Iirnnlx f.ulc'llrl.1. Nliflnllr- Ruw: .lnlm fxlnilmnm. lwnpluing ll-'ix U.nrlzmn, Xvillimn IK'Ht'I'Qllll, Kwurlo lgt'lgiUfIlU, Rmlnc-jf' v . - . . - XX nh-l'l11.1n, 'Ulm 5l1ilf4'7, I-II'H'TlI. lrnulr. Silling: A. liluriu, Xvilliaun 54lm.arlL. Fclxxurfl Aslu, l.luim-n llulxlnmmllx, qxslrinul U.nl.u'g4 20 . ,ii SPINNING XIVHEEL Twp' Huff! In riqllll Lulu Nulmrli, R-Jn-rl Sim-Ivulll, XXV.-lim'-r Kuslnun, Blurlnn Harrie. X ,lidcllf Rmxg Uv!! lu riqlnll I4-.mnv Xynrn-n, Luk l,ilYN4iIil7, Ruin-rl Xvalclrem, Slillilfj KYWUIICII, Janw- Kun-I. Prrm! Run: HMI lv Filjllf, frfm' Xyfmfl. Xlflry Xlnmpi-, H4-If-n ,Irv-rw. IIN- Slrfxuw ui BA5KET13.A1 .1, TEANI btanrjing: Halt In right, fifmrlu Spinrlvl, Frank f'niQ. Irving l5f'l'Qf'l', Xvilliaun C2uinn, Vllony Llmngu, Caplnin: lnmf-Q xlrDf,nf,ugl., Ur-no xlnnn. Funny Flnrmli. Nlmmgrfrg J. Nlilrjlwn, Nlnnngf-r. Front Row: fflffl lo rigl1U ,'lf'TI'1 Bnlkin, Clmrlr-X fllliflgiillfl, 'mlm Br-nwn, Dnnir-I DiAr4lmr1gf:I, Pafrick Qvscllaughncsfy, Jalan Foxx fzunr-R Tmvr,-rs. 27 GIRLS' DEAN SQUAD LIBRARY SQUAD BOYS' DEAN SQUAD 'ii' Q J? Q g, iss, 1 Q MICHELANGELO CLL 'B NEXX 'N IAN CL Lili ITAYERS ., M E525 gig' IN X N in K? X . ,- Nl f XXXX Abb GIRLS' SVVHVIMING SQUAD CHEER LEADERS BOYS' SVVIMMING SQUAD PATROL SQUAD LUNCH ROOM SQUAD TRAP F IC SQUAD 'sf STOP -gf I ,r,lfl ri Graduation I965 tietmruary t. t965 Dear Diary, tivery once in a titetime a person comes across a time vvtien tie wants to say very mucti taut can say very tittte. Sucti a time is gractua- tion. tt is no invotvect ceremony, no compticatect attair, merety ttie re- ceiving ot a ctiptoma atter tour years ot conscientious tearning and attectionate trienctstmip. Ttaese years were pertiaps tour ot ttle most important years ot my tite. Four yearst Gacts. tiow ttiey ttexvt Four years tiave passect. cturing wtiicti tl have gainect maturity in tmotti minot anct tnocty. Four years wtiicti tiave tnrougtnt into my tite many new peopte, voices, names anot souncts. Some tiave remainect as part ot me: ttie ottaers tiave wanect. wittl ttie passing ot time. into ctistant memory. txftore ttian tormat tearning. ttiese tour years tiave taugtat me to use my initiative anct put it ttiroilgti its paces. As ttie years pass, t Witt rememtaer ttie joyous. caretree times xvtien t tiact to rusti to sctioot in a crovvctect tieticopter: wtlen t was too tirect in ttie morning anet tiact to rety on ractar to guicte me to sctioot. How can t torget ttie times t rustweet into ttie cateteria to otntain tirst ctioice ot vita- min pitts: or our interesting ctasses in tiistory, economics anct geograptiy. Wtlere tetevision provictect ttie Hon-ttie-spot., coverage? t see tiigti sctroot as an impressionistts portrait. Sucti traits as ttie capacity tor ctear, sustainect ttiintaing, ttie tiatnit ot ctecent conctucl, ttie possession ot worttiy icteats, anct ttie respect tor ttle rigtits ot ottiers. are ttie icteas We Witt carry into ttie wortct ot tomorrow. As t am conctucting ttiis, ctear Diary, t. as protmataty most ot ttie gractuating ctass. Witt begin a new ptlase ot my tite-1---to ttiis new lJtlZlSt',-,---Cz0OCt Luctq anct Goct Speect. Respecttutty yours. Al,l REIJ iAPl'liL FN 45 gb Q? jf Qx ,QQ oc? S Nb VD 6' N X5 8 QQ- XS Q Q, X QQ J N.. K KX v Y' SN NU 60 GQ XS 4:-,C J -SD AZ? S I Q3 G R fe-U X4 x 5 to QQ Q? Y Qf Q Ky?- SQ X 6 41. osx Q5 - fe XV Q09 df Q59 Q5 ,sy fx 6 Q5 ,v-Q X of YK V A A55 6 'k W 0 'QU LF' Q- L, .QD - jf? 5 'DAQ 1:-ff 15- xf ,QV Qj 69' fi? Qpqkg QQ? :XD . 0 K ,vo 0,4 YQ. QQ G 40:5 if AQ Sf xfb asc SQX? lfqx I QS SQ F-,QN ad N6 9 ,QP e Q QR sg! 53? Sgr 62? e I go 3? N QF QQN Q 5 ,x fffffffwf N V7 i V A 5, ,O SL 47 j ff!! X X X Q6 qw X 20 W VK QQOQQ Y, Q S Pjx Nr L? QQ 2 N aw E' C9 . vw O K N44 X. x 6? 5 QQOQ' mv SO f C96 X I QA oe Q0 Q i ..q Q69 QQA Q Q Q r ff .54 QW Qf Q SX LD Q6 f xg . ' ' ' I . QOOOQ Q Q5 XX' UG S I .I I -lllgpfif., . Yfgx 'KK QQQY- S V Q X V 5. 0 W L? f-fb - J 'N A Axe f Q x N ' Q em CZK? N9 Qfqfsv Pffol :J KQXN QF Q42 135' Q9 A C7 Q J X V' T X X N0 1-A 'rag SY? fn 6 D 1 6 46 Qqg 6 gg QQXX .Q Qgffg 1 1 , 4 L JUS! so Q-U Q. 4 X QQSX .SCQYN 155 JG od 'ID N29 fb L09 Q-XL 6 46 Q59 Qf ef QQN V S nior Qfficers HARRY URDANG Dean of Seniors SENIOR OFFICERS Nt uling: HH! lo Figllly filmrlr-5 AIN-I, Rnlwrl Lumlstvn. Dum Tm-In-qu, Nlnry Nlurvim Nlll Ugg llwfl lu riqhl, Durullq' Vox, fxlmrlve Bl1ciIl'lIIl'l1l, 'mmm' X X vdl'l'l'Il, CIMXSS IJELEGATES AND CfJI,l,EC'l'!,lRS I-fp Run' UM! In rlqlrll Inu Nnlnuln. Dfexul Flmum, lr,, lmlx Llpxrlnlil. 'mlm l lnulx.nm. 4 4 W iii? 2 .fb , mf, ' kv ' Ixlidcuv- Rum: fluff! In riqlltl SIv'H.1 Plfnlmrln, Ari:-lv KnjL1m'slii, ,Inv Illnpf:rifnl1-, Dom T:-I1-un, .lui f'Arr'rf1'riflxx:un Xvf-rnrliln HUHHI Flon! RUM: flvfl In riqllll I'iiI4- ru XIUXIIHHI, Ibnrnllw Few, Sully .5xII.lll4v, f'1'Ii.l IDiI.urr'llln, I4-.un RE1l'lIiTl'7 Prem! CfJD15'Il'l'1'Eli nw W ef ,,,, 1,1 f . f .ma Nl. Urn .I.I, Top Rom: flrlfl lu riglrlf Ruin-rl Lllrlflxlv-lu, Tony l-lIUI'lgU, Inf- Illulu-rinlff, ,lUlHlI'lif' . .1 na Charlw- APN-I. wliclfnw Row: UVM In rigfxlf Sivlln Bfumllu. Dflfflflly' Frm, f':iIf'f'Il fxlrfxlillf-n, Vf'FtIIliI.l llohlvrx, Katfnr-rim' Dililznlu-rn. Fmnl Row: HHH lu figllf, Xliury xlurrirn, Szufly ,'5xHm1n, fxflflf' K.1jli4nxsLi. fivlifn lDii.0Fl'llZH, .I+-nn Rnmin L, 35 CHARLES ABEL HO New York Ave., Brooklyn Abel, Abel, you're quite a Gable Especially when vou're feeling able. ARTHUR MURRAY AIBINDER 200 VV. 79th Sr., N. Y. Ioy from life may you extract, Anal every troutnte counteract. MARIA LUZ ALBERIO 601 Prospect Ave., Bronx Bashfui and Slly, But, oil, iioiu goofi to tire eye SALLY ALFANO 356 East Qtll St., N. Y. Always lmppy, always gay, Nelver angry, tfzafs ller way SARKIS, AMPoGOox1lAN 411 NV. 1.8111 St., N. Y. The iclol of his Class. lsie's,t'm3i'ii iciie for four yer I 0 ' J ELIZABETH ANDREXVS 122 Franklin St., Brooklyn A good girl, a Ieinci frienci, A girl wiiom you can depend. ALT RED APPEL 4260 Brozutwuy, Y. llevil inalw un uceouutuul someday, Hes iutereslr-rl in figures. 251 We K.. 'Saw-, 1 EDNA L. BAKER 499 VVest l58tt1 St., N. Y. We'i1e always stopped to wonder wily Nice girls like Edna are so shy. STELLA BANAC H 471 45rd St., Brooklyn I Green eyes, P A CUlN Il ' 's rare. aa f' ,J 557 'AL' .aff CARMINE BATFISTA 405 VV. 26th St., N. Y. Ever charming, ever gay, Laughter ringing out ali day. V, . . 5 ROY BEAZER 224 W. 144th Sr., N. Y. Tim voice of Pant Rotiesorfs Jeep Bass, Hftsieep in the Deep. CHARLOTTE BEKARCIAK 110 Franklin St., Brooklyn N0 matter iww lmrfi you iooic arounci, A nicer girl will not be ILOIITICI. .IOHN BELANICII '10-It Astoria Blvd., Queens Quiet and neat, XX'illiout conceit. IQDXYARD BILLSKI QS-I l0ti1 St., Brooklyn t:im-ness of CIMITGCUBT, goodness of heart, Has one with urizom we ilate to part, MICHAEL BENISH 1530 York Ave.. N. Y. ix IIGTIJSOFIIP Dlnis oui, si. yvs. HPIILIGCI fOY' ,UYIIU I HIV QUPSS. JOHN PHILIP BENSON 050 E. Oth Si., N. Y. Simriest guy on filo Busiwiimuu leum HARVEY BERNIAN 153-43 S6IIl SI., Qjzonu I'.irIx, L. I. If Hu IllinIc5 bowls arc EUHIIIIIIIIIQ fo ,mi 3 0 :1 Ivehveen Imulcuuif. ' I' IRXYIN BERBIAN S43 Lafayffile Ave., Bmoi-Qlxn .WIQQ L Lots of lU'l0ll'I6'flUE dorm! aim: ' I.-Iged in wood! ab I STANLEY BIFQRNACKI 250 Berry SI., BmnI-cI5n AVQGI and imc. . Ambitious, lou. .ff ff ff -wwe .wx- . 1, K fic JM?-. ff-ffaq, ROSE BIONDOLILLU '52-IT 1'0tI'1 Tcrrafrr, I.. I. Sometimes scriouf. sonwlimf r ix Bu! always lilzerl wither ii' SUSIAN II. BVITEL 601 VNV. IOOIII N. Y. lnteiiigent and refined, Une of the popular kind. CARL BODA 308 W. 47th Sr., N. Y. Xvlmrever he goes, wlmtever 'wil do Xviliz flying Colors ilgvll some through AL.. .x 'ex' . iehviuf it Cxzaw Ish, It S'I'ANI.EY BOGOTCH 075 II:-mlrix SI.. Broolilyn ,I quivt Iuslv, ll stvcuifasl mimi, ,Ippuurullrv IIUUI, uml manner hind. IAMIZS ISONAVUULIA infill Duryrm Court, Bro0IcIyn Noi only ,ms lm some physique, Bu! you illfilllfl Iwur llis Smoolll IQCII- IIICIIIIK .IOSITII BRAI V533 TTIII Sl.. BrnoIxIyn Qlliwl uml iIP1l?lIl1fllJII' .Imi qrulv vxpvruifllwfw. UE! JRCE ISURE TH .'XIl1IllIlHII Avv., Y. Vlwlmrmiyliiy Iilwcliviv Ill 1'I'l'l'X' IVIIV. IZIDIIII BUXBAUM 'Hi Ixlanlison SI., N. Y. Full of IUIIQIIIGF, full of fun, .Ilwuys a Izappygo-lucky one IIJXVARIJ CADUNZ 407 VV. IFHII St., N. Y. Vxfillz Iiis winning smile, H.-'ll go many a miie. VICTOR CALDARA 2II'3 IIIII I'5runIiIyn IIPIPIUI Imn4I IH' 5 TUIIIIY In IUIIII. :I IOIIV paI umI u IuiIIvInI Iri0nfI. FRANK CALENIDA Rl IXI0nIIor SI., BmuI4Iyn MPPI ll suwII IPIIUII' IUIIOIB uIso Slly. XVIII1 Izis Iwrains aruI yomI IooIes, Iwuy nw :Isle nvlxy? 'F X ,IOSEPHINE CALISTRO 200 Spf-ncr-r SI., BmuIiIyn 'M Ag,m,f,1Q .md 41.15 ,gL,Qi,a XVe1II-IiIzr1rI Izy 01' rf0rxI1,' I I 7 F 4 1 M If I I II , I 5' M1 I J . j .kg I EDITII CAMERON 224-37 EcIrn0r0 Avo., QlIf'1'fI5 At times slwts quid, uf Iinws slw s SIM' But wImn yon qv! In kno: oI1 rnyI CARBIELA CAI'lj'I'O 204 I'IuII SI., BrooIiIyn A nicer girI you will Ill-'IIUV IImt's no! ull, alleys swevl. VIOLET CARABALLO 235 XV. will SI., N. Y. FUII of vigor, IHII of pop, CJTIP lI71 fI l'Iuss lllllflllq III? FRANK VAR!! IIA - a , , ISI IXIfuIlsnn Fl.. N. I. H0 Ims om' unnlxilion Imnn I nu! sunny: N 1' IIVTI IIIX' lIl0I'I rlmrrningfv Iwsl. l'Ili4'Iu In' Hr' IIOIIUY In uIIcnn Inx II. ,I. 'Ei ll-IROBIE CASOLA IIIT 43th Sz., Brooklyn l',IH1I0f, frolic, Iovv llflll IUII, Mrakes luis life u nappy one II ILIAN CEMPA Th NIorInn BrnuIiIyn cIIIl'0l'fII' mul Ilappy ull Clfly IOHQ. XILUII his rlisposiiion, In' fun! v,4IyfL,. . 1 . A A -fa ' RICHARD FERCHIUNE BZIS Nvw I,'IrPc'Ill Aw-.. Bron I H I K Ain A I, I if w II siIvnI I0IIow IIIIIII r'IIOrlS Iiflff. Q kim Q0 ,InII Ilauls just IIIIIY Iw IPULI5 flue Iin IUIIN L'Hl,'ISANO I0 VXIaIw0rII1 SL, BmnIiIyn II this ImoIe uppeuIs In you. Hvrvvs one gnv you must tlmnlz, Iuo. Q k A 4, 5 NIANl,'IiI- CISTERNAS ITOO XNIHSITIIIQIOII Aux. Bronx His IklIl'0l'IIt' I1oI1I1y is I1IonrIe5. ynwllvx- rvfIIwafIs. wtf, accvptecn af L'II.AXRl.I-15 COIIEN 141 IfmIun III, Ilmrunx Ifvrn-Is u ynv wlm lilm Ilw girIa, I'In'v Imm' In In- wrvllv n'iII1 IwantiI'uI II S, SI'.'XNI.IiY VOIIEN IIUS 5ImIInnI :Xw-.. Brnnx IInmIs4nnv, inIvIIig0nI, unqI In' can l Ll I I 'Hn' pn'IIi4-QI pivlurvs xmn Il sun II IIN I yiv 1' 1 K. JOSEPH COLAYITO 1057 OOIII Sl., BmuIiIyn I ICIIUII' IHI NUI IIUHKISOHH' Bu! IUIIX' urglw u'iII1 IImusumIs UI oIIwrs? IOIIX L'OI.I.El'I'l 011 42mI N.. BrouIXIXn .XIu'ux's rvmIx' u'iIIz u pun ffnffl IIE,-rf u IQLI lulbx full UII IAIHP, I Mbff ,1' 'Ljfohh' IOIIN L'UIfI'II.XR'I' JI II:-IIu11nv Fl.. N, X. 5uvII guv, Qu'eII IrivmI, Hif Irie'mISI1ip Num A ' ux T30 9-' my vm , . xfv IX,,..,,. Q I 1 MJ S,5XI,X',-XIVORE CTJNVITQ I320 66lIl SI., BrrmI'CIX'H .Xervr u lrorrv. rwrvr u vu DL Ha,r,:x'g111 IufI.'y v1'4frx11I1,,,, . . Q- 4 EJ C3XJ'vN9 IRAN VUOKE QI XXI 31-I re, N. Y Nleurliv u'ilI1 lIw IiqII! Ifmun Iuur, I5 ulwuyg xo lwrv W r-wi umI Iuil SJIXNII 'EL 6'UbINIANlJ 923 I-ZiIf?iXIfIIf' Au-,, Br4mIiIxn .I pcrsnnaIily, plffuxing uml mr'II.w'. Ixlllkf-'S SCIUIIIPI fl FIJQHIUV IVHUH' NIICIIAEL ffIiIff'fiU IOIQ 60IIl BrfmIiIyn Ivlilze is uluvuye IHII oI Inn, TINUIS wily Imf Iilwfl by vrvfrx rr Qtr LUXRNIINE CURATOLO I V543 IfIix.uIwiIl Y, tb I Y IXQI41-y1Xycm'ffn?oIwnys W sogr fu !Im Iwqiiglrig ' oI srnwrws. Ig IQ I, ,M .xx 'Y ,yur I R I uf rj' R ' 4 ll I N' , I ,X . X I 1 Il Il TIS l'l 'RNC JXX' 'PII .IxX'l'Illll' I3mrxIXIyn XXX- cIun'l lfllllll' 1'xm'!Iy u'ImI In my 'IMI I Icrmu' Vllll ugyfwlm' Ilml IIO S lx .-XX I I If JNY II.-XNIIIZO 30 fIIll'4-X'1'r I5ruoI'iIX'l1 TIM- uwnrIrI Inns Ion smuII Ior Izim Su Nupulvolz :Iiv1I. W H 0 L ' m XXI X'.X I I JRIf D'AX'OI-A IU I.ml1'a II YUII llIl'l'I IIIHI Ull X'0llI' UIUX ,X plwusunl nwml Iw4II ulwuvs an l 1 l I Xl.'XI4X' IJ'IfI.I.IX msn IUIIIII Si., I. l. Ijrwllx' un u ,ri1'llm', nw4'Ic us u Iamll. fmml us quI1I, umI 5Il'f'4'I Us jumI If JSIfI'I I D.-Ri ISIf IUIII III. IIJIIIIIIIUII IIfurIixx.ny, IImnIiIyn fUwpIl', lIu' Imv IUIIUIS quivl urI1I IIPUI. Ilis Iilu' rlmrurlvl ix Illlfll In Iwul. IENNIE DPROSSI Ifml 'Ile-nlI1 Ava. Y. -Ilw swvvlml In'um'II4- you .mflfl nlvvl, XXIIIOSI' prfllfy Inu' is fl IQWIIJI4' lrfful. CATHERINE DIKTABAN 100 W. ssih Sr.. N. Y. A popylar girl slw uims In plvusu Slle malees lols in rivnfs 1' Elfvrllvst ol eusv. CELIA DILORLQNZU 1071 39111 Broulilyn Clmrming unfl guy 5lw luis 11 winning nun DORIS DODDS U3 Java SI., Brmmlilyn Doris is a true lrivml, Prvrioiis anfl rurv. RAYMOND DOSIENA 307 XV, 19lst St., N. Y. By any lest, One of tlle lwsi. PATRICIA DOONAN 526 XV. 111111 Si., N. Y. Pu! is nice unil guy, lxlay slle always slay Ilnil ll'llX' NORA DIINIIANI oo 0111 Aw-.. N. Y. 1 . . . Ixum is 111I1'1'1fsI1'1l in A1111 1 lfspvfially clulvs. IJ! JNIINICK FRRIK 'I Ilf I'I'I 121 12. lmll fl., ljnll ul lfilulily. .1n1l 11 ni11' IlUlNrHllllllV ,fu- NN JOANNE EVANS 415 XV.Q1stSt.,N.Y. S118 is Ilia one with Il1e Golden Rule For every rluy slne comes to school. DORIS FAULKNER 158 Ii. IIOIII St., Y. In tlm lnusinvss world sl1e will excelg SIU' IIGIIJIBS IIOI' DTOEIQTTIS IUCN. NETTIE VILOFIENO 221 S111 .Aura IXVPIUI' is always lvell-Clressed, ls Ilmrv sonwone Io impress? . . .y V I ' l fx 1 ROSEBIARIE FICJRE R6 1'Arun1xlin SI., Brooklyn A quiet lilile miss, bn! 011 me ls slw us l1lllP1 as all tlusf ALBERT IJIRSTFIAN 1 Cnlwrini BIX-J.. Y. He lvurns notlzing, .C unsv lw lcnows fllllI051 el'erytl1ing. NIARUARITI' I I'I'ZGERALD -131 NY. H8111 Sl.. N. Y. lluir rwl, vvcs ol green. Rmninils von nl 11 slnh-'ly queen. XYERNIZR I-AILISCIIBIAN 1:1 XY. 170 Sr., N. Y. 151-luinil lxis lciml mul jvripus lace, .1 ln! ul lI Y1CL'. IIWI .Q CORNELIA FONTANA -163 XV. 35 St., N. Y. Humor. frolic, love uml fun, Plalcvs lzer life Cl lmppy one, DOROTHY FOX 252 XV. 20tl'1 bt., IN, 2. Her lmir is lwloncl, lwr vyvs urn' You never liml a frivml us Irm- ' 1 A14 V fiwlf LIYIO FRANCHI 415 XV -47111 Sr., N. Y. nifv young mun 1l'iIln Il'll0lUNPlll IUQLYE H? llflf IHUVP fllClVf'l1 lllflll ITP lIlNfYlllf IOHN FREDERIIHKFIN 6-16 6Sil'1 Sl., Broolxlyn He never livvd in Lonclun. But IIEIS always in u lnq HARVEY lARlliD5l.5xN 2736 Briglmiun T Sl., Bmr1l'.lxn Hnrlfefs nvvcr Sud Bclcuusc lwvis u 'VLH' Br f,fn L-lvn I...l CARBIELA H. GALONARIJU 50-25 42nd SL, Qucwn- Carmela with her jolevs galorv, V1'ill malze you luuqln more uml mm 1 FELIX GARLASCU 4ll W. 57111 Sr., N 3. Felix'5 muscles would rnulze Atlus siylf, But willi llm girls lw's llincl ffl blly ,,.',f .1-1 , A- I' A Aff., QYK R K 3, Nw 1 ' 7 f ., P . 11 ,, , X JOHN GAVIN 617 4lsl Sl., Brooklyn Hrfs always u barrel of fun, ll 42,1 ' lg! I . ,IOI IN GIQLLOS I-I2-OR Frnnlilin AVC.. Que-vns lu cllmla ilu- lmlclvr of sufcvw ls luis qoul to lruppiness. ,. ,I ny?-4' J .uc-ww, 1 ,JV I .1 '- - '- f, - im 41. .3-bf. , 1.. ,... l7R.AxNf'lfS CENTILELLA O2-63 Bfmlll Sl., L. w lrolly, lwlplul, u joy imleefl, lf:-livvo nw, Frunws is 0 frivml in nvefl. lfl.l.EN UffRAI-DI 202 llull Sl., Broolxlyn l.1n'r'ly' lo loolc nl, llflligllllilll lo lznowp '.Ul'4'll llV I l'f'TYOll1' ll'l70l'Q 1' Pl' SIU? fnay uw. XII-XNl.lfY KZUUUNIAN H0 Ii. 11I1 Sl.. N. Y. Xvorrwrl llulvr lllulvw lo ln' lvillmul lll0HIj. VIRGINIA GOURLAY mo XV. 1To1I1 N., N X. Vvry vulv, lwry rwul, lin! mos! nl ull, slwvs rerv sweet, MARVIN URANDLINGER I236 fic-nlrnl Aw-., C2llf'CI'lS Ilv rs llrr' lrwncl ol. all fllf' boys, 12111159 lit' IIPFFI' IIILIIIUS Orly Tl0lSP 1 Tl rvnf' 1- I . if ' ' x, -. .1HAU5:f,Q 1 ,N Q . 1 rf - 2 ' w W M 1 '11 . SIDNEY GRIGGS 225 Davison AWK., Brooiiiyn Sidnfw-'s qol Imrainijydyfest qqifm, Hes Kryxqgrlsirfii unci no Irorv. D 1 uJ vo L. X . Ii, ., 1 -7- Q '-1 W ,I o. . I 4 , V- W ,J JL 1 BESSIIQ IIARALANIBAN JOI XX. I.2mI 5t., N. N. A Imociq for Bessie' is imrfi Io fimi For sims u gui of line lines! ieimi. CHARLES HEISSLER S30-52 Eiion AVP.. Bronx A Ciever ami congvniui person is :I vitro: in Iine, iw is sure In VERONICA HOLDEN 323 XY. ITIII St.. N. Y. Nothing can vlwr slop imr fbur CiuSS's iiifiv Iirniy iioppur. LANDRLWI HOLMES 2420 SII1 Ave. N. Y. A goori sport unri iols oi inn, Xvvii-Iiieefi Iwy vvvryorw. INA I'IOI-'I'ZI':R IOBI Fox Bronx :I Iovviy giri nw uii urirniw, ffl 'wr Ivpv ur rzvrwr Iirv. ANDREXX' HR.-XSN.-X M-I IL. Htl. bl., N. I, ,I nicr' guy, evvr so miiri, .iilvuys quiet, rwvvr uviiri SUNNY HYNIANSON 73 E. 2nd SL. N. Y. TIM' Ilancisornest boy in an empty ciassroom, ,Ind Gym is iii? only pbrio ' , K L' ,f ' J -.1 , If J' ' I' f L, 1 1 ,, of f'vY Y' 7 ' I t . IIOSUE IBIPERIALE 28 Forsyiil SI.. Y. Pvrsonaiily, Im riovsnvf Iacie, Horrfs a iwurlv pu! on file Imiiv GEORGE INCATA V568 S5II1 SI.. Brooiiiyn Inst u iirw ,IL my iuyiinflf-6. rfl' FRANCES .IABIKE IHS IIII1 SI., BmoIiIyn Irrunrvs is cr giri with Ileigiifl Ba rareinl 'muse SIIQIS ciynamiiei ,M if IOHN .IANTZEN IO6 NOFIII Henry St., Brooi-:Iyn Xxyilflf a rurcii XXIII!!! a comic! His quips are mimi tiley atomic. , ,. NN ,. X' ul g,...5.:u.1j-A Ii..-'-'Ja I-bw YM -,I -n'v fYr,.i 8. X gy l.Ul 'IS IERUNIE ISO lfliil SI., Brooiiiyn If iriw Iowa wus ins fortune. Ill' IVOIIIII Ill' '!lIlllQl'Il'lI. I IIQRISKR I' JOHNSON INII xI.nIisun Avo.. fJlIlI'i iviioux :vim is quliv SIIICPFQ. IIKIN llllllit' il 'LIPIIII 0' l'l'I'l'Y01Il IIPTP. . if E .KRW-7 XVILLIABI BERNARD .IUHNSOX 255 XY. lllncl Sl., N. Y. The problem Child of Tvxlile. ILDXVARD lUfI'.l'kl'.K IT Rector Sl., N. Y. Sincere in luis vfforla, H1-ierrinq of ,yruisv RUTH ANN KAHX -H0 Fl. XYuflm1r1g1I+vr1 .-Xu-, N. Y. Full of Iuuclllhv. 'HH of fun, From early mum HH Nl'HiVl1I vm. .ff . , f - , , . .4,,Y,V f ,,,., N,- .f f , Y ,U I .. GEORGE KAISI-.R I-1. f'rm-nmn Fl., Br4..,LIxn Gvorge, u'l'1utffr:'r ln' yuur qvml in M11 Krlvp y'Our PXP on lluf rluuqfrrml um, not on flu! ,mia , KAIKTJXXIFKI l50 Fmvrnan ffrrmlxlyrn Acfefe ITIUIZWN u Int nf rmi-lf Bllf ftill Jw? popular ruff: ilu' fmxx RALPH K.-XPLUXX' 240 .bxudulvrwn :xx 1'., N, PVOCUCUI ui u hhufwnl, loyu' rn u frivml. JUUJOYS clvprfnrlulvlrf, riqlnl fn llw wnrl VVALTER KASNIAN 208 Amboy Brrmlilyn A5 nife as they fornn, Anil thatvs going wrmf. '54 EQ Il YI .IA KATU! 'ODES SS Xx'iIllSNV0l lll AVP., Y. lflfxvlc-lzclinwl, nom and mall-clrvssvcl. lulm is orw of ilu' Nlnmrs uw 'flee IJPSI. Ili JROTI IY KAVIVKY ww W. :muh Sr., N. Y Snvvvl mul rllurming, l l'0l'yOllf S pvf. qlnfs u girl wvvll rwvvr forgvl I XXII-.6 IQILNI ING ml XX. 2011, N., N. X. .Uwuvs hlllilillg, 'HH of fun, 'lqlnullx wlvy 'IUVK popular will: uvrrxorle IXXNIIAII. lil.FINSI'IfIN lp. IN:-.up 51, Hruuuyrl XXVIIVII Domus :vu IL1H,, in Texlilf' fwlws, Xxyu' 'mln' lin' nlnml u'ull'l 'HH to lzirfuw Ir MN K1 JISRIC Ts IMNI .Ml-, N' N. lmm, rlllils' xluurl is Jw, Xvv 'mln' Jn' umliruruw our friumf to fue. Iii JS IINNIJINAS KUSAITIS 11 flrmf- Hvnf is u niuf guv, lxlll' I'l'4'l'VlIUJX' LIIUIUN UJIY. IANIIQS KU'l'l'fl. HU Xvnwllinglnn AVP., Y. Xvfm lniff lm vm- s!iCle??? OLOA KOXVOCHKA 80 E. 5rd St., N. Y. On ller lips tl1Pre's always u song. fwlxchs as lively as tlle clay is long. HENRY KOXYZAN 232 llncl St., Y. He flxinlcs Elle Mfjpvn Door lS sorneilliny Riclmrml opposefl BERT KRELL 036 XV. lfl bt., N, X, Heros a fellow ll'll0 expecls To lm fl clispenser of BERNARD KRESSLER 925 50ll1 Sl., Brooklyn A iourrwv ol fl tlzouscuul miles Begine will: lm! rx single Ship XVALTER KI, 'DUCK 139 li. lutlu Fl., N, X. HE' S Slildfl Uflfl CIIIUCIYS 1 U1 Too lmrl lw ienvt lwinx. MARY B. Kl l'ASINSKA 239 Frr-orxmrm Sl., Brooklyn Pretty us u rainlzoui, Anrl jun! ru spurleling. ROY H. IARSEN uw: ,INI br. Iiwklyn Blmul, lrivmlly uml lull ol fm' Ho rwrluinlv is u lmlmlur lxoy. .AQ-M , f. 9955-, fflffl 'W V' X Policy.. 11'- fn ,..f... JOSEPH LA TONA 559 E. 5rh Si., N. Y. He may seem timid and quiet, But once liek started, H015 a riot, BERNARD LENOIL 589 Alabama Ave, Brooklyn As a rule ll9'S always quiet, But once in a wlnile, He starts a riot. DEANE LEOPOLD 511 XV. 182 St.. N. Y. :Vice arlfl pert, Xvlmt a flirtl INOE LEVI 534 W. 179:11 Sr., N. Y. Small and Slim, and lull ol grace Smiles cmfl dimples lzer late. f 1,',,1 park' 1 , ELI LEYIN 558 Dumont Avo., Brooklyn Eli is never law. Tlle is ullvuvs earlv, NORMAN LIBIN 303 Stone .'Xx'c,. Brooklyn .X lciml mul jolly lull. 'l4lml's Ivlly uwlre glml 'IPS 111 Ullr ildbh. LXUK l.lPSLNlll,l'X ITU-S0 So. Stlx Brooklyn H4-s as lnappy us coulcl lie- lfwvpt ilml liens lvaving goocl Olcl T 11 R A 1 1 , v' s,Lx'- K. 1 1 x 5 41 JOSEPH LISSBLVRGER 507 W. 1721111 S1.. N. Y. Has never muff: to say. Bllf IIPVU gel fur 111111 way. .- PETER LIZZA 220-1 Dunn Brunlxlyrl NX'llt'll 111' paw L'lHt'flf10lI, He ll'll1lfS 11 1'l11111g1'. ANGELO LlZZL'L ANTHONY LUONGO 570 XV. IQI S1., N. Y. Good ul work 111111 play, A ll1CL' Iffflmv in vvery uax AR'l'HUR LYNCH 2110 XV. I-17111 S1., N. Y. A silenl f11H11111 11'i1l1 enxorls 111111, 111111 llmlvs i1lSl wlry 1112 1011115 1,111 line. NICK MANDIKAS 407 XY. 15111 S1.. N. Y. 3511 W. 111111 S1.. N. Y. A box' ufldv 11'0r11s 11n11 ITIKHIX' 1'ir1111-x lxlllj' 1111 111111115 lU1I5l71l'0 111 gran! 11711111 f X vnu 111wir1-. xv A Vik I iv fx RIMA ka' X 14131 qi f 3 'Z :XARUN NIARCUS 405 xy- 4011. Stu Y- II? XV. H0111 Sl.. Y. 4-tgrepablv Und lun O 'Hn' lll S IIUIVIIY' US 'll' fflll IIP, HQ i5 'il-11211 ln' l3l'l?fX'lHll', IIN rvflllx' nifv us VOIL crm 96 5-,xum-GRE LO PM-O RfJSAIY.II-Q NIARIVNIY 1620 mr. 51. B1...,11,n 'W W f 3- N 5- A H110-eyvrl urflii 111111 11 11111111111 l1l'Ul'l UW' pwuy 'Hur' ,Tr 'Hefty 'eyes A rrurzrlvrful farqvl fur Cuphlvs dur! 'lulwg 'IW lmyg X mmf 'ms' JABlES LI4'CCll l.lfNfJ FIARINU 364 15111 Brrmuyn T31 39111 Sl., To be in 5e1'en1f1. I 1l1o11ql11 11'11Q gf-11111 Quipt U' 'IW 'lifllm B111 Best of UH 111115 lu grurlnulv, Bright S 'IN' 'IGF'- i - ' I ROBERT ALLAN L15ND5'1'EN ROSARIO MARU 4923 8111 AVC., Brrmklvn O35 43114 St- BVUUHYU Xvhut will happen to 'the lmml TIIOILQII lm has not much to say Vxfuhout Lundias helping hand? Hes Olllqflllllillg in elfery way. . 's- ' -K , If 1 Nb' 'I s Y f 1 . f 0 . . MrLT.'111Jky . , W 1' . 1 1-H ,Q J 4 Q, 1 ' ., I ' ,f Y Y -1,2 ' ' 4- ,W -r wg 1 .,1Y.,,J' 'f 111 J X MARY NIAROPIS 312 XY. Ill. Sl.. N. Y. ln lwr Siuiliw flu' uxfvls, 5llt'S il qlfl llu 'my Ivflvlx. LYDIA NIIZIQUAIJCJ ,lo XX. lornl. N.. N N. Xviiiv, lilcffulmlv. jullv u'iil1 ull, - 1 Rmuly lu uusuwr luu x lirsi Full. .XLICif NlIDDl.H'lUX 134 E. limi, Sn., N. Y. Her alwiilim you xlmulml nw. Xvllui u urvu! uriixl xluf will lw. NIILDRED NIOORE 66 E OOIII Si.. N. Y. A regular girl lmr ClliSSlllCllU: sux xxrlltll lwiivr irilzuh' fun ilmy puyf NIARY Nil JRIQIR.-X -102 Brouclxxuy, Bruulily . M Culv urul vuull. .0 K' Lowil by ull if if f ,Dm X V' -.V fifzff IUSEPI I Fil 'l.I If ILL.-XND IUI Bmllorml .-Xu-. Broolilyu Xvlmn ilufrvla luu luflx alii'ux'x illvl Ho clo0Srl'lJS.Ur'lu iovQXii'vI,l1 Cflrv. l 1 tim . 'M' f iff' ff' . ,yn V 1 - A AJ W f . sip V- 1- if , 1 . I. . 1 ' 5 if l.l.'DXYlCl Nll l5filll.lfR T2 l'im-luurxl .Xu-,. X' N. 'IYIUV fllll llllll lql'il lfll' Nlltlfl. Bu! frm' io lux mum' lla ilmwrlvl l7lIllJ QPR, 191 FKN CHARLES FICCLENIENT 519 XV. l82ncl St.. N. Y. Full ol pep and Ngo - Tlxafs IUIIY people like l1im so 5 . l IJ - '.'3'xAL'Q X 1 a.r,,5,-fLJ 'A , I -WW C Ci' ll ., . 5' uoux MCDONALD aww' 340 54llu St., Brooklyn lulmuie loves to live, .Xml lives lo love, EVELYN FICGARRY 4fU l0ll1 AVP., Y. Slzori and Slim 5l1P'll always lf? .X smilw on lmr lips youll uluioys sae 4 FIICHAEL NICHALE T03 Carroll Si.. Brooklyn .'xlU'LIj'S lrierully. lull of fun, Hr' is lilevrl lmy everyone. V5 1. h ,XII xg - v 5 X-. 1 M EILEEN NIJIILLIN Il, XX. IJtl1bt..N.H. l,UllC'liPS Illlll CVPUITI. fluff an lrisll Collevn. IDA N.-XCINOYICH l332 33lll Si.. Brmmlilyn Fuuuuluy ill X oguv, you SP9 lwr name: Hvr lIOSifIlllllil will lwring lulr loriurw UHAI l-UIUC. X f-ll, VI 'fk..Cff, V -Uzt., - 'N . ' fvfg Y RQ-Q ,ff .LL U NIfXRI'IN NARYA Iss lm Ay.-.. N. Y. i ' 'i ' XXYIIUH lun uml hlllflllfdl' ure urouncl, ixlurty in Iluf miilzlle will lm lourlrl. I' HERBERT NATHAN -I5-1 FI. Xvuslminglun . '1- M .. N. Y. Gcicls gif! Io IPOHIPYI. O LOLA H. XICKLES 4200 Brmdwuy. N. .I Io1'eIv qirI. mx Inlwlx' smiIw, Inn I'imI In-r u Ifivlul Il'lll'Ill :VIII FAH YIVI II ,I JSI A111 1 II. br. Bf.,..INI,.1 Flynn! 1 I SHN '. U tvrl 41 All L '99, H .J 'VJ' V-L7 ! ,f -an rt! If mil,AR1c'E GLIYU -'12.,.f.,f.' h wr.. 3' NEIL PALOMBA no mul. NH limklyn Noi m Inst, :mf so RIO HH TIN- Iciml of 'my Vllllyfl Iilu' Io kno I.II.I.I.'XN IJAIUIC W ls' .. full :XII-IrupuIlIznl1 Aux, Ifmulilvn 'N K x ll' 'I' Elvrilirlq, rIrr'1-rInI, UIIIWIYN rlvlwlulull .'l' ' I u mil 1 lx It PI IX I'ANI-1l.I..'X ISI IIHII FI. IJJruuLIxl1 '1 -nflull Alan' vfwwv gum' Ilwrr' is in IIIO 5 3 vm: s rvllllmll IIN' rlvvrl for sl 'Gn- Y Ur I mul Nr N I ' I lvrx fmlh Nrmrllu 'ig E Ilw l7nX'K uwmlrl IILIA In nwvl law ' iv, L' 2 0' L:XXX'REXffIQ UPISSU 1.IIm. FI, X.N .IIu'uy- Iirrfly. Iulf UI fwfr fin' lx Imp In mwry Hlvp ALDO ORLANDI 39-I2 7, III .3u'rx, f2Uf'1'lI' Dorf! figlll will: Ilw piIIuu', But Iuy' flown ynur Iwurf. ,Inrl Icicle emfrv ' rrx' full 'PI llpflv ELIZABETH URTIZ 507 XV. l50lI1 St., N. Y. Elizalmlh is Iileouble, As she is lookulzlrf. Sh-Hu ix u prvllx' Ivlnr SII-,l.l.A IR-XRI-'UNIC Ill 'K no I,. IISIII N, N. N. HIV. IPI Irv: 4'l'r1lx'uru' is Iona, IIXIC1 DID PAY IUIIN 5llupNn1l 5 N 1' Ln I ' gum rm 1- Ill fxw If II IN I'I1Rl1f rfb, XX4uInxnrIIu Aux, I Ivlmu' Im I:r'iIliul1lI l,AXX'RIiNC'li I1IiRRE'I'I'A Imfr mul. N, Hr LI ml ' yll N'lIlIl'l' shy nur Iwlcl Insl us qomf us gufcl, I STEPHEN PETROXVICZ S732 l7tI1 AVC., Brooklyn .I swell fellow, of lun, Stevevs avloreci by everyoni RICHARD PHILLIPS 255 XV. l3tI1 St., N. Y. lt's ilis smile, i1is laugli anil witty lui Tllat rnalws Ric popular witlx everyone W fV.V4-kgs' ' N-APD xguu JM-dtfcfh 5 Q ,IOSEPHINE PINEDA 424 XY. 47th St.. N. Y, A girl in a lvlillion Lovecl by a Billion. SALVATORE PIZZO 264 E. l0tI1 St., N. Y. Lilce 'lRGdUl Y He could piclz up Oflylllillg. NIARIAN PORCORO -. , Y ,T 'lrvl bt.. Y. To some sim seems sity, But to utlwrs, olw myl CHARLOITE POSNER 455 Beaclm 22ncI St., Quvons Attractive, miscltievous ami ali, so smart. Slleys an icleal target for Cupitlys clart GENEVIEVE PRESTON 328 VV. 56th Si., N. Y. Jennie is a girl wllo is Iallcatiife um sweet. .I finer girl youll never nwvt. V ,ff-f V Q : A V X Jr. :ff ' ' . if We ,I , ff- , , ' LW .... fi - 1 -,, , - 1 f 'f-- - Z0- ' xwf -, , I . , 'Vi' fv'.Q..91-:WA 4 ' f f 53' 57,6 I rf 1 'ff f ' - r--- ..,, I NIICHAEL PRYSLAK 226 East 5rcI St., N. Y., N. Y. His clever antics anal his Brains, Are comparable to tlwse of jesse james' RICHARD PUGLIESI IGZI 82nd St., Brooklyn 14, Full of vigor, full of zest one iwfrl class ar ng the in si. L5 S-S!la.4V:!5-ff' s.. , 51.49 . 'II , ' ' k. 'wifi' 413,11-?1,diy,4f'. fl -1 DARIO QUINZI 556 XY. 38111 St.. N. Y. in winter sports and summer fun Youll always find lriim on the run. JEAN RABIIREZ 127 Nintlm Ave., New Yorlc ll, N. Y. So clzarming, so friendly, a Sweet dis- N position, vo buclr valualnle qsset sizolyald win a gooti 'S-gfi? . position. Q 1 Ft-Al! 4 M4 . f' ,JW'ff?i ,ff -.F F' ,? . - Jia, , 1 A- if C ADELINE RAPPOT 1 T9 Lorraine St., Brooklyn 51, N. Y. Size is capable and clever, Yvill be rememlmerecl forever , ' Y t . 'I E - 'ur iv ix'-fs-Q, J ' x . 1.51 I1l'IUNIiXS RAIYIABIER 4-IO YY. -fill SI., Xcw York I9 Say, lu' never missi-il a class Not Iln' lwast lvit. BIIGNUX REID , in' gir 'lo is migllty sweet no no 1 ur 's really a treat. IOS XX, Ilircl bt., N. Y. 5 I ll 4 l ul Q I l 1 ri I1 1 ,, ' i t . 5, ' ' Q V , 'X-Q-54 11 QRQ, 5 JAMES REILLY -I5 Perry SL. Y. Xvlmferer Ile did. lm Jill ,mill UU For if is IIKUIIITII for 'rim lu ,Jn liYAXGELIXE l'lfXlfl.lJI'li RETARIDES Oll XY. lS01l1 SI., X.-H M.,-L Auf hm 11UlL'f, rwl hm gux Nu! :wily mn Jn-Q 17 K ROCCO RIUUIU 5100 ISU! Au-., Br-H-Llxxu IJLL' ftllltlkill ,JFNH Ill' sfillf uf' X .P N ' X ,LAN X Y, V, X N , N Lp fi. JOHN RIYHRA 24 ixllornc-y Xvu XUVL Q HP Came, iw smug uml f qrodnulml. I .1 ' QM N 2' MJ ,44..-061 5 H w?x'is.-v.. FIICHAEL ROf HIf lnl XX, lfnrfl ru, Xvu lvllpful Buy' lo ,mmf urn H0 Jovi !l1inqR rriffuml JOAN ROHRBELKK T29 18641 Nfxs SIIQVS not u flown or u Bu! ffm S Lvlw! vnu ful, FRANK ROSEALIIQ l93 Spring St., Y. Dresses like u gorwtlwrnm Cfnitv a front. RENISH ROSljNl IiLD -124 Nm-w Luls Av:-., Brooklyn fl' UH lfw vlnurnzs lfmi one can Hn' lwwl Ju' fms is friamllzm Rl Vl'I I Ri 3SlfNS'l'C JFK I 120 IHUIII NIM' N ll JJ ,IUZUI UYUS, Ildlil' of IJFOIUVI, Afulcr' flu' IUUUIIVN furn nrolm K L Rl l'I I Ri HSIQNTI IAI. 2 I U f'xlIflllI7l!l1 Av:-nur' To ful, ,wr 5ll'l'l'l is quilv rm lfmuvm- Ilwn' is nmrv llmn suvclrwms 'lIt'l'r'. 'Q .af f ef, ' fl' , xl. .,V 4A f ,2 f ROSF Rl 'IJNIVK TU-'36 Hllu Sunny xiflv. I I Tfliw lumlv Inu rlmrrn: This Ivlrlx' ,ms fll'ilfk4'I 'luis lmly fum ,miw mul u yr Hx face ,XNNIC Rl 'SSO 2000 XXIIISIVTIIZIIII Avrx. Nunn Nor ,xllll ls ll I-HUIIII lI'lIl'Hl IIYIIIIU Sfuffl ufwuvs qrvvl you willl a smle VINC 'ILNI Rl 1580 will IMI: Ava-., Bmolilyn 4 Hvlm go! wllul il lulws To nullcu' use' of flu' AIGUIZS ANTI IC PNY SN TAIYIAN IG4 VXI. Will: Sl., Nr-W Yor nirv us llwy Cmuv, ,X friwul ur u rfunn, Awa1.f.lx2 N , 'QJ5-E C440-gs-ni, ELIAS SAHADI 2-It T5tI1 St., Broolclvn 9 Lou Certainlx is no Ilore Vxyitli Iris II1riIIing tales of rlralnian Iore. ' f' IRXYIN SALTZBIAN T557 Amlaoy St.. Brooklyn A friend to remember. ANN SANSONE 670 XX'alter St., N. Y. Ann is surely C1 sweet girl, Give Iier Sonny, and I1e'II Iceep in ci wI1irI. STEPHEN SANSONE '30 Cliristoplwr SI., Y. Plenty of pep, very spry A swell guy' u'itI1 a great smile. HAROLD SCHAFFER 437 Stone Ave., Brooklyn VV? wish for you all Illere Can Ile ol happiness m1rI prosperi JULIA SCHIRRIPA 550-I l6tI1 Ave.. Broolxlyn 4 Iulia is sweet, smuII and Coy, Give I1er IVIario, Iwvs Iler joy. PHIL SCHLINSKI 201 Briglwton SI., Broolilyn Keep PIIII in minol, A nicer gm' is I1ariI to final, ty. RPL f., ALICE SCHOETI' IO6 Haven Ave., New York 52 rl sweet and quiet miss is slze: .-I Big success we know 5I1e'II Ee. ROSLYN SCHXVARTZ IOB-1 Rose St., Far Roclcaway Neat. sweet uncl petite. 'I more Cllurming girl is Ilarcl Io meet, CAROLINE SCLVLLY 252 XV. 2OtI'1 St.. New Yorl-Q Il SI1e's quiet and refined, rl romlvinution Hurd to ELINOR SEADER 1251 Sage St., Far Rockaway TIN: gtrI, fslmrrning, courteous, and Cute. LORR.-XINE SEIFERT 250 E. 4tl1 St., Xen' Yorli 9 Lorraine is crllvuys Iiuppy and gay, Letns Ilope SIIPIII ulways stay that way. NICHOLAS SELLIIRI IOI I'-irst .-Xvv.. Y. IFIIH SlIL'l'4 SS ilfhl HPPVX UIQ-'llSIIl't' Ist' P't'I' YOI T9 Ill IIIHIYIP IYIPUSIIIAF ALM H' 1 gilw IZ.-U NIUND SHERIDAN -134 XY. -IQIII St., New Yorl-Q I9 You Imre to Iwliere in Iluppilless Ill' Imppimws never rmnes. ARTHUR SILCHER OI4 IIII1 AVC., New York IU SIUQII guy, su'vII IrivmI. HIS IIFIPIILISIIIP sureIv I '4- ,ef Q--. , M I I ' V ' W - ' A ' I , 3 J SJ I' U id. LA. ROFE SINIAK V33 ITIII SI.. I5rmmIxIxn I3 BMI mud HI IIII4 SI11' - Vvrx' Him' JOSEPH SIXCIAIR -II3 IIIIII ixu-, Xwxx Nwrk I VN all Hg 11 um .I SpriuIIIIx' In :vm ix u Nu .-XRIHI 'R SIRI! QNAXU BOI IGSIII X:-xx NurIx J Artie? is 1 11 ur 1' mx mu' TPXILI4: I.-ell Imfpv Io sm' Imp qu DAVID SLO! 'l 'NI 151 I-I2nrI Nr-xx In TIM! Inf is IJUIHHI In 4at1vI Is not ImrfI In IIrfrr1hfII DORO-IAHY IIQIZ 55II'IVII 2 Bank SI., N:-xx York I4 fII1vays Iri0nrIIy, ulwuys I'imI. Iuil IIN' lvpr' IImIx ImrrI In IIIHI SOI. SULUNIUN 824 SQUIIH-rn I5ouIfAwnrcI, Bronx A good sport and u Iine IrienLI XVIII: n will In IwIp I I P fjff J' 1 '7 , WK ,ff , rIx III W V ff, ff IfVEI.YN SU5IIXIA INT II4'nry Sl.. BruuIiIyn 2 Ijrnm fluv Ir: rIuy alwrs IiIe0 iIw sung Ilivml UI mrmv, Im' of nonw. NIARIA SCJSI'RI'f 103 IIIII SL. N4-xx YurIx ll II ,Ill IIN' smII4's wr' 1'uHIlI IUSI, XXIII IinrI IIulI Iwuriulm vuilv rs LPSI. I,.XXX'IQIfNI'If SIJAIIIQK H1 If. T3rsI SI., Na-xx York QI .IIHI IIN- Sign UI u II'lIl Il0ill'Il'II SIILLIQIII I- In Irv uIzIv In girw uncI luIee u good IuIc1', I ' y , I 'I' X gif, uv.p'4f., , M1 JIM' Mi - 1' ' T-1-lrff E ...,,, .- ---A 'U of 6 . V ' II JI IN SQI 'IIRI 13 Kimi N1-xx IurIx II In -flmnl In' s fIlm'l us uw' Ienuu', IIHI HIIM lI:r:'1- Iwlx rm! wr xI0u'. .XIJIIU NIAIINI UII XX'..I.-I Xxfa, ISTUIIX ,IrIn'Iu Ill IIIS xIl'tI!IV Hfux' ll'0rIei, IxIuIwIIx' II:rm:gIImuI IIw 1Iux'. IIAYNII IND S'I'II'KUVICII :HI XV. MII- SL, N, Y. .I IvIIun' u'Im ggvlm umumI XVIIIIUUI luuIci1lg u SIIIIIIKI, IISI. SIRAI IFF II'3II Ivnivr-rwily Ax f'.. Bronx 32 IIN' is Iln- girl IIIIHISI' mernnry IUQIII Ievflp, XVIII: nmrlw an Iligll :HMI Ilim,1l.:s :sv flvvp. 4 . ,Q Q' HAYDEE SU.-XREZ 26 J00tll NOW Yorli 26 J iloulgt il tlivri' Coulil crm' lm A girl us siiuwt us Huvclve. PHYLLIS SUNTUP 160 Powvll Sl., Brooklyn I2 lxlilil ol- liumor, goocl of lieorl, Always ruoily to ilu lwr port, is ly -: elif ff , X X Q. f Qf. P aww W x ' 'f , iam .ga X We Wg , JOSEPH SUZANSKY -IS Xvnsliinglon Ave., N. Y, Quietly, iw goes liis way .Xml luis vc-ry little to Suv BEATRICE 'IAYLOR I8 Gemini-x'immmrl St., Now Yorli I4 O it uv.-ll. bill' LIUPS 'IPI' IUOTIC UIICI JOPS But most of ull wc tliinlq sires suwll JOHN 'IEDESCO 208 VJJJIUIIIDSOII St., N. Y. A nite unrl lrionclly guy, ivo OHL' lliill 0l'l'l' IJOSS DONIINICK TELEFCO 420 XVQA 55 St., N. Y., Y. A Swell follow, so qiiiol will neat, His Clzoroctcr is liorrl to lwut. HELEN TSEAS T6 Vorniilyf-fi Avia, Now York HI A lmppy smilw, fl r'iirvli'i'v way, A lrivmlly spirit, u 1iuiid'i',Qir1y. . QR 'X x XY X JOSEPH TUCKER 579 Macon St.. Brooklyn 33 A quiet boy is this loci, Xvitli traits we all wish we had. RFNIE VALDE9 if -J ' 'H ' , ' et' U I 1 f,a.i:.,.z.sa,5i.,f4 '2e,.S .411 Y gy il'lt1iAi,j9Ah1ice 'flgii-rrf ifiwr ' I 4' xl oivs I Lmy., , , uf, olwx ,M if LOUIS VINAF 354 XY, 20ill St.. X. Y. To flimlJ tim loflcler ol Succeis iQ iris qoul lor lzcippiness, vf nf' GEORGE VLATOS lf S. Navy H41 left UTQxtileH to soil tlle Sea, Hui in our lmarts lxeil always LQ. FRANK VINCI I3 Nlonroo St., Y. Ht-'il mulce o good oalcer, Hi- wire mn loaf. ROBERT XY.-XLDRON 1003 Stl: ixvv.. Brooklyn Ii., isnit quiet. lie i5n't loud. lli' miws :null ivitlw any crowd. IEAXNE XY.-XRREN NH .'Xnnslcrsl.m1 Avo., N. Y. l,i'rsomility, popularity, pep, and inivlligunce .lil lliis umi morv. slie was our Senior NYil'l PFl,SiKIlJltt. Q jf,f'?'w:- JY. JJ! L- -.f.,4,f,f . v f E p - , ff .J, 4, ' -I f-f- 1'-A,,,! 4 I' J . 'JC VL, ' PAULIXE XYEISS 511 E. 79th Si, N. Y. Bluv PYQS. Irlunile lmir blulcvs ill PHILIP XYEI55 IBIS Svigi-I Sl., Bl'0UI'iIyl1 e Imvs stop innl sturv. Tlll' ll X ll HIIIUQ lllt' ll'LIX ll 'il ,I C Q 1 ajmn. n lrcQ u ipnrl unnl urn lulxa Sllu vs J ! fZf'f7 RALPH WILSON 1274 lt A .. X. N. -.N ,. xvrvr 11111-I. ll1'l'l'l' Qhll .'IIn'nx Q-'ul-'irxu u Ai? Zygi , IRENE XYOOD 212 XXe1tFnI 5x X Nnrlx ITPHP llirill mi a rvln' ui fwoniwlrv. A Ixllllll lwnclwr xlnf linfnw ln lf If 44 J -1, 1 GEQRGE YE! 126 E l2tII Cr Y Y VXIHI1 flmrm anrl fpiril. HAH In luzff Anrl bfarilc I clri y. lm ll'Oflfl :Hill nlww ' ISIDORE ZAFRANI 2050 6o1I1 Broolilyn 5 Nuilling lu say, But llc snys it lourlly. I'IDXVAIfI-J ZAIQNOXNISKI H17 Ilurnn Sl., I3moIiIyn 22 fI niu' young :nun will: li'll0lPSOlTl6 ways, Ili' luis nmre l'lIllI'II'I ilmn lie clisplays. JXNGIQIJNA ZUSVIIUVICH 3209 4'ir4I Si.. Aslnria 3, IJ. I lInll, hlllll, lull ol vim, ,IlllI1lVN IIIVUIAB il lll4'l'I'y gflfl, KHYI I IHQINE ZLIVICH Ifrl fills IXYII.. Nr-w Yorlx ll .I pluusnnl lrierul ll7llO is so hue, rlllll nvlm xlmnlrl rule Iiiglz lUlfl'l you. DALLAS SININIONS Kill flliinry lsflllllilyll ll .Irlisliu slcill will furry luis runnc fjnii'l4ly nn lu lwilyllls nl linne. Y , V' VL, 4 v4 , Y xv' f -l-'V 1 ,r ROSE VUCCI Ylillf' Svninr Class will always rememlder lime, llm' winning pvrsonulily. inleclious smile unil llmnglltfulrwss lmvc lefl in our niinrls lln' nwnmry of Il won.- clerlul girl. Charles Allen lvlyron Allman Henry Alvarez Louis Amico Allnerl Anliclormi Salvatore Busacfa Joseph Butler Jerry Cantone l Camera Shy l3Pl'IlEil'Cl COIICH ..CXN'lS KHHH liclwin Davis jeter Louie lxlarin liisman .lames lVlcDonough Rimlolph Foglia Qicharcl lxflicucci Phyllis Greanherg Norma Ramirez w Barbara Quiiiiclerson rwin Roth Xvaller Halvorsen fjliver Smeecl ialherine Spiliolis f l 1 Tomorrow liocliet planes Flying high Magic ze-ppelins In the slq' Atomic power Running full lmlast A busy nation Rushing past This will he Our modern age Yvriting a new History page. ADELINE RAPPO ky 541 School Cheers l. TEL-Xxl CHEER 0. RUAR TlfX'l'll..if T-9'?i-UW Yeah Tefim tlongl Roar lsliarpl Textile T'9'a'm Teak Team llongl Roar lsliarpl Textile l'E'a'm T Gall Timm tlongl Roar lsliarpl Textile 2. TEXTILE LOCUS IOTIX 'E H T. RED HUT PUN lslowl T-e-X-t-1-l-e lfasterj Te-X.f-i-I-Q llastl Qur team is reel iiot lvery tastl T-e-xet-i-l-e tmusicall Your team is all sllot Textile. Textile. Yeali Team Rip Rip Rip Pun flast Rip Rip Rip 3. TEXTILE SKYRUCKET Rip Rip Rap lxoery long wilistlel .V .... ,. Q. .Pioom -lfpxule 'Textile llongl Ali 4 ' T Pall lflxhlp lwitli lianclsl Clap T times RI. T-E-X CHEER T T T t E t U l H H. lfIClH'l' TEAM FIGHT ff'-X -efx -efx rl -I fr l-iel-P llasll l'-igllt Team Figllt Textile Textile- TPHT' 'Mm' Continue repeating 5. ALLANIENIO CHEER U. OPPOSINC TEAM CHEER Allamemo Allamirno Allamemo mi-mo lslowl Scloioolis Name .... Higll S. Seven Come eleven Yeah Team Ricliety Racliety Sliantytown 4 REPEAT TWICE VVl1o can pull Textile clown Noloofiy-Nolaocly Yealw 55 A x 5 g 4'W,,af4'iu- 'im X7 'SIG 57' I, ,AX C9 'EW .Md WYWAV ls yy '- i 1- ' ,J 354 NAME Berman Bonovogli Cadunz Calencla Cariola Coolte D'Elia Dililalban Dunliam Qientilella Griggs Holden Holmes Jansen Kalin Kajliowslci Kolel liudlicli l-enoil l -evi n Nlarino Nlclxflillin ljerez Piyzo Posner Ramirez Rudnilf Saliadi Sansone SFl'lll'l'lj'Jil Scully Sellnri Slrauss Taylor -l-seas X YOIIZIS Vinci Xvarren XVoocl il ANSXWE rl-iny .lack SiTf'iCll Franliie Franlx Jean Dolly Kal y Saltie Fran Sid Vera l.andrum .lolinny Rutliie Delly Cuesticlc RS TO N laurice ilivansi Bernie Iili l-eno Nlac ljinocclmio Sal Cliatz .leannie Blondie Cuddles An nie ,lulie Everyone l.ox'er Ila- ljmea I 1.-,ii Greeli l-ou Rocltliead Pixie Nvoody Senior SHOULD BE Revised Given dates investigated Tracli star Qiyliterated l-oved Twins Opera singer 2 sets ol triplets XN!E1tCl'1Ed Speecliless Doubled Duplicated Traclc star ln Birmingliam Caressed Shot Evans' successor De-alt witld put in a test tuloe A millionaire A wife Alolvreviaied Eliminated Fasliion designer A doctor A dancer Cudclle-cl A little taller lxlrs. Bu! isnii Kissed Dated Cliased l.ess sarcastic Clieered On a liospilal list Silenced Buried of Fame FAMOUS FOR 'Al'ley clown tireren Hslie saicl non D..-XR. boy uHey. Jansen U-falxe a ratllei' Cruslres Her size Her popularity Keeping Navy lrappy Her wit Soutlrern accent Dancing His quietness HHey. Calenclan Xxiinlxing Falling clownstairs Eating Dr. Cliasulule f Anotlrer liilce . . Fir. Sliayis pet' Not talking Collecting clues MGel my lLIl'lC'l'l. ixotel XV0rk!l!ll Jaiolber, jal9iJer Keeping Seniors llappy Clreering it-iwlminlx lim a kid? Her personality Her iranlcness Gruinlying Mslxe spoke to me Her climples Her clnarm Flirting His personality Dah ,iolces insults XVORST CRIME Being S lt. tall --How alnout Sat. niglrt? Living .lansenis sliacloxx' Hljinlaggio is lielleru Blusliing Being lmarcl to get Being only girl in Vlqrig. Chewing gum in Clic-rn. Senior pictures Talking Her lblue eyes Not more lilce liirn Calenclals sliaclow Nlen Existing 'film Helenli' He macle Oscar-Xxiilcle Arguing Being l'Jorn living too easy going Tracie secret Hflll, my liirclii Flirting Singing Too many jolis in sclnool lirealliing Being loo pretty xiario No rerorrl Falling in love fir-lling awarcls Breaking l'J0yS. llearls Clmurli lXlfClf'lTl6'l7l Too patient Not lneing unclerlalqer Talking Exc USGS DliSTlNA'l'ION Frvm'l1 teafller To liavc- a llarem .lulie liox musician Automal Soap luox italy Rt-d College- Texas lflnlinown , N l,l'l'SlCll'Ill ol 5. 5 larriage .lulietis lmlcony iiatlituli tenor Harolcl rxir liostess ljmilliarcl tlmanip ililiealvr lllsllerl xiii Rosenlelclis olliee C.C.Y.Y. Cfapilalisl Sc-c'l'1-tary XUIN' l5illit'I'Y New-r can lr-ll College leilfllfl lic-ing 0 ll. tall Sonny XV:-clcling liells Uarlc Sugar larlory Vogue ri0ll,fwf,f,tl College Knile company Sleeping Nleclical sclwool Heaven. sim liopes 'NA gf -.1 S A fx X, ' -4 , we ,515 'l 'iz . s X' A , ,bv 5 ? E A , .K 53, W :ii . :.. LL 2 K, Y 3' Q ,gps ,,x 4 N., .x Q , Q x X Q, Ni A Q I' x E 7 ' , . 'nw in Q ' .am 'sissy' , i g W? Q J .. 3 F 5, ... , A Q 3 'T X 4. 'T Q Q 1 in Q. NA Q wif! .............--f-- ...., , ..........-.--1--.. ,, - .k,......,- - ywafc J 1 - Z 2 f a Q . , . x xv ?x ,- xl x 3, x ,, Iilfwvigfffgifiivi'-A YY MSA? ff -x-x 9 pf ggfyf 'W 'X iwf'?:,H1- .V , W5 x Nw? 1 4 1,11 S . If 4 aw ,-vw f E If W 9 Student Autographs g,,.fk,w H E-V :ai'n Q yi- g,fL, 'J 9-6- 7. Q , . , x- , x i rn w.. . , W N f , f t, 2-kg KVA S tk, ,, i - f vt.,-I, 7 1 -T' H Viv, I My L,if',-, 73,544 fn? f f 'W ff ' li ff ,f 5 1 yd ' ' ' IA. 'F fl' X 1,,fl I ,bf l O2 Student Autographs Senior Prophecy Hello, everybody. vlqliis is your on the spot Jet Reporteru brought to you by tlie Vvorlot Vvide Broadcasting System. Today, tlie tbirty-liirst ot January, l978, marlas tbe completion ot tbe new Textile Higb. SCt100l- As l liover above Eigbteentli Street in my Piper Jet Copter, tbe r0lJ0'f teclinicians are installing tlie glass walls ot tbe students, solarium on tbe nortb side ot tile new twenty story building, and over on tbe east side ot tile building l can see tlie radio antennae being completed. Tbe new station is VVTEX ot time Higli School Broadcasting System. Directly across tlie street tbe crowd is tiling into tlie new titty tliousand seat stadium. to celebrate tlie completion ot tbe countryqs newest and most modern lngti scbool. Ali, liere comes GEORGE CHIUSANO in bis new twenty-tour cylinder Lincoln. and riglnt bebind liim is SAL LOPINTO on bis bicycle. Seating liimselt in tbe first box on tbe riglit side ot tlie stadium. is tbe president ot tbe Monsanto Chemical Company. DOM TELESCO. Along Witli bim is bis secretary, JQAN KQBRE. BIARY now editor ot Hl'larpers Bazaarf' and SUSAN BITTEL. wbo will be in cbarge ot Textiles new Frencli Department. liave just entered time sta- diums rotuncla. Directly below me. a cbautteur is opening tide door ot one of tlnose new, low-slung 78 Tuclcers. I can't see tile occupants ot tliis luxurious limousine . . .Aim yes, ttiey are tliose inseparable girls, namely. tbe Misses BANACH and DI Time crowd is brealiing up into small groups and discussing tlie various aspects ol lite in tbe new scliool. ln section tliirty-one on tlle nortb side ot ttie field, l can see a small group tallcing about Textilegs new root-garden caleteria, wtlere ROBIERT LUNDSTEN and bis vagabonds. witli JO CALISTRO, will serenade tlie students during time lunclieon liour. Cjver by tbe ramp leading to tlie lett tielct granclstand, anotber small gatliering. two ot wbose members l can malie out as JOHNNY and DARIO Qtlllwzl, seems very excited at tlle news of tlcie sclioolss newly linisliecl 'copter base atop tlie lower west terrace tacing Eiglitli Avenue. Tlie planes and airstrip will. ot course. be used only by tbose students majoring in tlie aeronautical sciences. Tbe large gatbering. estimated at between torty to titty tllousancl Textile alumni. including tlie prominent dress designers. lDA NACINO- VICH and FRAlXtCES .lAlVlliE. is now being called to order. After a 6-i hriet welcoming message, the former students are told that they are to proceed to the new school, where they will form small groups and he guided ahout the new huiidings. so that they may marvei at the Wonders ot progressive education. All the alumni are now gathering in and around the iarge foyer of the new school, whose student hody wiii numher twenty thousand. By means ot severai hidden short wave transmitters, ahout the size ot a pack ot cigarettes, I can hear the opinions oi the aiumni on the modern Textile High Schooi. Ahove the tumuit, I can hear the voices oi FREDERICKSEN. JOE COLAVITO, ADELINE RAPPO, RALPH XYILSQN. and EDITH BUXBAUM expressing their admiration ot the magnificent murais, and the heautitui interior ot the school, completed under the direction oi the interior Decorating firm ot CO1-IFN. Now, the large throng is proceeding in groups to various parts of the huiiding to witness demonstrations ot the new equipment. Through the giass waiis. I can see one group entering the ultra-modern chemistry iahoratories. and through another hidden transmitter I can hear the exciamations ot admiration over the new atom smasher. Further aiong the corridor. I can see the expressions of amazement registered upon the faces iooiiing into the compieteiy giassed-in and sound-proofed students, tounge. where there wiii aiways he at ieast one teacher from each de- partment on hand to do the homework oi those students requiring this heipiui service. Gn another tioor. I can see a group. including NHKE PRYSLAK, BiOXDOLit,LO. and MARIA S031-RE, entering one ot the new recitation classes. where each desk is equipped with an individual television receiving set, on which students may view demonstrations or diagrams ot the suhject they are studying. Ladies and gentlemen, something is happening down heiow. Out ot nowhere the turhuient throng is pouring from ati exits: some are running for exits tour and tive, which have heen done away with, and even some oid grads are heading for the iociiers which no ionger exist. I canyt matte out what has happened . . . Ah, i can judge from the con- versations what has happened. it seems that the woricmen, forgetting ahout the alumni. decided to test the heii system. The aiumni, stiii Textiiites at heart, hy force oi hahit, dashed from the rooms and out of the huiiding on hearing the heii. thus ending the dedication ceremonies of the school of tomorrow. JOHN MCDONALD 65 VVe. the graduating class ot Janu- ary IQH8, heing of sounct mind ancl memory, clo herehy malie, puh- lish ancl cleclare this to he our Last Xfvill ancl Testament. herehy revolcing any ancl all other promises macte hy us at any lormer time. This incluctes any previous threats macle to Fresh- men. sophomores or Juniors. Xve now cleliver all our worries to Ci- the poor victims that follow us, ancl they shall henceforth he the sole sul- L . lerers ol Regents. homeworli, report carcls, up ancl clown staircases. teach- ers. wraths. ancl the lilce. 'lqherelore we proceecl to write this clocument with zeal. lervor. ancl enthusiasm, in orcler not to cleprive. any longer. the remaining occupants ol' Textile High School ol the aclvantages tancl ctisactvantages-it anyl this worthy institution ot learning otlers. ancl herehy cleclare it to he our lsast xvill ancl Testament. Therelore. let it he lanown that: First: To the luture Seniors. we leave our tatterecl and worn Regents hoolq. the name ol the lorger ot our program carcls. a tile tor hills piled up in the Senior term. ancl the most prizecl possession of the incom- parahle honor ol heing ahle to answer to the worthy name of Senior. Seconcl: To the .luniors. we leave our ahility to live peacefully with our teachers. anct our great tenclency to tilihuster fhlulll-to youl. Thircl: To ilu- sophomores, we leave a purple anct white crystal hall. where they can see a torecast ol their lulure as Seniors. so that they can he well preparerl when the time comes. Fourth: To the lreshmen, we leave the sole rights to the Gymnasium in the hasement ancl the outrloor swimming pool on the rool. Filth: ul-o lxlr. l-ecler. our Principal, we leave our sincere congratu- lations on his nohle plan lor malting Textile a hetter place to live and learn. 66 Sixtllz To tlle wllole Scllool. inelucling anyone we lmve. tllrougli over, sight. omillecl, we leave tile lvaeully, wlio, neeclless lo say, llas a few merits of OXYII. HHCI. tll6l'PlOl't', illSO Cl9St'l'YCS lo lime l'CIU6?INlJ0l'PCl. Last, lmut not leasl: To time lzncully. ullllougii ilu-y lmve lielpeel lo Com- plicale matters lay nmldng our svliool lille quile complex, we owe tlmnlis lor inalxing it possilmlf- lor us lo znlluin lin- awlmiew-nwnl ol ,Qlildllilliljll amcl Cliplomas. PI-l1Fl'Pli0I't', xu- now foinpilv an lisl ol lie-qui-ullnnenls lo llu- laeully. l'at'Q'i1llSt' ol ilu- lufl4 ol spzluz our list is limile-cl. TCD KR.-XNl'i-Vlilie girls' firmlm- Aclvisor. we lm-uve in wliolm- I1-rm in wliieli no siuelenl mer lalils El suliierl. 'IU XQJBLK-ull ailljum ol lwr own recorclingjs so llml slim- fun lnlxe it easy wliile teacliing geometry. Tfj pair ol lJiIlOl'lllillAS so ilml lie run loolc at llie games in Bulxer Fielcl willioui slrzlining liis eyes. Tcl CJDKJRNE--an Pan Aim-ricun lour. TO GllgcJL'X-SIlCf,'fASS in more mlrmnus. mul lllilIlliS lor lllll entertainment we linux receivecl lrom ilu' Hljluyersu llll'0llQll0lll liigli Sclenool. TCI CCJZZA.-ollr 5i1ll'f'I'f' llmnlxs lor lielpingj us lo nmlw lllis lmooli so Successful. Tfl lfxixv-il lr-xv sluclenls llml rum-I ille cleucllim-. XXQ- appoint as executors ol tliis Lust Vvill :incl 'lir-slzuneril llwe Senior Class ol June X ill 13. ln witness lliereol. we have ilereunlo X ,. set our lluncl. mul ciuiisecl lo ine allixefl time soul ol time Qracllialingf class ol.lz1I1um'y lil IS. ' G iliiiie Smvioiz Crows Ulf JANUARY I9-18 VV i l n e s s e cl li y F-1 Doris ljflllllillffl' Dario Qliirlzi OT The Best Years of Our Lives Now that we have graduated, there are a iot oi things ahout Textile we wiii try hard to rememher and a iot ot things we wiii try to forget. Graduation hrings hacic many nostaigic thoughts oi our past experiences, hoth pieasant and unpieasant. i am sure most oi us wiii never iorget our first day in Textiie. Vve entered the huiiding and gazed ahout with hewiiderment. Never, never would we he ahie to our way around the inuiiding. Vve went to our Civics, Engiish i and Generai Science ciasses that First day, and we had to iiiii out those tatetui Deiany cards. Vve saw many new iaces and ieit quite iost in the presence oi so many strange peopie. Vve soon got to icnow them, however, and now, together with those strange peopie. we torm the Graduating Class of 1948. Vve survived that first term ot going downstairs to the iunchroom and upstairs to go swimming. After a whoie year in Textiie. we had iearned quite a iot aiready. Vvhat had iooiied to us iiife a compiicated maze, had become a very nice schooi igmuiiding with many advantages over other inuiid- ings. Textile boasted many shop rooms, a swimming pooi, and a wondertui teaching stati. and we soon iearned to appreciate it. Xvith heing a sophomore. came geometry. more homeworic, and our first Regents. Vve had gained more confidence hy now, and joined ciuhs and service squads. Then came that iong awaited time, our Senior term. it was iuii oi activity, homeworic, pians tor graduation, and parties. Xye donyt iinovv how, hut we did iti We passed the Regents and were informed ioy our eiated Grade Advisors that we would graduate. These are the things that we wiii aiways remember. The things that we wiii try to iorget are the many hours oi cramming heiore tests and the disappointments we experienced when we received our report cards, and the movie we had to iorego in order to do our homeworii. Lite in Textile certainiy had its ups and downs, hut, aii in aii, we thinit itis the nicest high schooi we ever graduated from. iLsE STRAUSS 68 J 1 1 1 I, ff ff 1 2 ,- E , P, f' I J, hw f f if X 3 1 ff? f 1 1 f f 4 1 9 F,- sf X Hi Q Xb f VM X i-,- W-, A INC' ' '. X ,I . ' l.k n'--' A F E P r' V ' l, !F1' 1 1' 5- A-Xmi now. lit'kll' Textile I High. we 001116 tu thi- mul 1 th V Oiillll1'ilUUii and to the emi 1 il f of our happy ytliifb at Q , ' 'MIIIYIIIIII E 1 1 Textile. nm V I X 2 But this if 11111 the emi. 1 if lr is only the iwgillllillg. In f 4 15111111 here we gn forth i11- Z- ' 1 f tu 11 new world to fave 'i X . --.1 1 the refpuii-ihilitief for If 5 V - which you have prepareil Aff A if uf. In leaving. we wish to , ' 1 if ff ,i 11 expreff our siiimfcre grati- tllil if - I f A' tuiiw to our ahh! fimilty nl lx ,nik I l ! E fur the axfiftavivr- lhvy Ill! nfl - f J 1 1 f haw ZEIIXPII U1 ti11'n11,gl1 our 1 r I fi ' f f . . 'Ef ' , f H1gl1 5r'hn0l !'Hl'f'f'l'. Eff! , W X btw .Jw Xu' QU ml In IIt'Wfl 'NVE X W , 5 if 1 'f , hwigzht-. ww will 1-iirrx fig III in A i V . , E I i -' 1 I 1 is 1 th u- thv IH'f'l'IHllN VE 1 i A Ill f 2 f 1 X mil, ,f ' .L in 1 ff: X k111m.lferigfJ and firw Mimi- if! i F II :, X,f 'wlwpghlllii i that you haw: 11 mihly VE' ll'I1g1!!mim: !l'l X U- 2 ff f ,1.11'f J 5 1, X x X ,,., , ,, 1, vil ? ,W - , V M 1. 1, 5 'I f -ii ' f , 33 , fi' ' HIV' 5 H '1' 5 h i-.1 .g:g2:ei-igaaigigiga 7 ,,,,111llf aff f l I 1 1 2, - '2 1 '2 '. '41 Y ,A f 'ff , 1 1 1 E' Y W y, 7 W X 12 V I , f- : J f .fs LE? -'V fm 1 Q15 ,E fi'-,c 2 'Hai ff 4 2 , fi if -1 ffl fav' f :if 113 1 421 M A 1 n Q ii K if , 1 ,T ,oggsql 1 1' ff, -.-J - -,, l l1 1 i A :gig-1 W4-gg' gli- ' Aa A-. -- .1 If Al' Q? 'illu 4 if fi sh 1 GMI Wifi Q' W - - i 1 1 1 llIIil!,, if W II11-. ii QQ MANHATTAN DELICATESSEN 140 9th AVENUE, N.Y.C. Wishes the graduating class of January 1948 Happiness and Success in the Future RENDEZVOUS OF THE SCHOOL Where best food and ice cream are served LANG 81 MYERS am AVENUE sf iam STREET COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 8-A COMPLIMENTS or CLASS 8-B COMPUMENTS or CLASS 7-D COMPLIMENTS or CLASS 7-7 CHELSEA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT 143 9th AVENUE CNear 19th STA The Public Appreciates Quality EDWARD GOODMAN. Proprietor WAtkins 9-2299 Men's Apparel B A I N B R O S . 219 am AVENUE NEW YORK 11, N. Y. Corner 21st Street MORRIS S. SHAPIRQ, Prop. EVergreen 7-8595 G and G Photo Supplies Cameras - Film - Projectors - Enlargers 373 BROADWAY BROOKLYN 11, N. Y. Notary Public Developing and Printing G R E E N ' S STATIONERS si PRINTERS Greeting Cards for all Occasions Artists Supplies 155 Eighth Avenue New York 11. N. Y. WAtkins 9-0868 COMPLIMENTS or CLASS 8-1 COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 8-2 COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 8-3 COMPLIMENTS or CLASS 8-4 Compliment of ARTHUR STUDIOS Official Photographer fanuary 1948 Class ff? 1457 BROADWAY New York, N. Y. V' SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS -I 71 L. G. BALF OUR COMPANY 535 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS AND PINS MILITARY INSIGNIA DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS Ollicial Jeweler to Senior Class of STRAUBENMULLER TEXTILE HIGH SCHOOL BALFOUR RINGS SYMBOLIZE CLASS SPIRIT I C I I 00 Wuucn STREET, Nxcw YORK 14, N. Y. Q-Q7Q1?5k.v65 Q. -1 7.- is my S ini ...N-,W-.X W' B If ff ff ff 1 5-LNTO
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