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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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' wx 'K ! 1 1 Q 4 is 4 k .N -' X w X' 1 W, I 1, x., N N A vii g , .-.4 sz, fx , . - STRAUBENMULLER TEXTILE HIGH SCHOOL L0 AQ il JWMX llllggs yX' X em 0.65, x VN ms y M9014 L ON TEN TS Page 3 . 4-5 7 8 9-1 3 1 4 15-23 24 25-53 54-55 56-5 7 58 59 K 60 61 C l X 1 i t w DEDICATION To Miss Geraldine E. Mcfiaughan for her guidance and leader- ship as Spinning Wheel Adviser for five years and as Loom Adviser for the term preceding this oneg and for her inspiration in class and out, we, the graduates of June 1949, dedicate this, o11r yearbook. 3 E5 . ' 5 1 f oQNlfE'D1T0R5 I Efliwf-iii-Chief Associate Editor L0lliS G0ldbCI'g Martin Bergen Literary Editor Art Editor Theresa Belleau John Sganga :Ji E ' 1 2 NC 4 E 30+ PUR! - Trp' ik ' Robert Shannon P11010 Edilm' t Business Editor G60I'g0 F0l'Cil10 v , Y 1 ,ffaWtUf lr ' ' - - ' ' 1- 1 .ff.:,1..1-F.-f.3-Nsi'-i?l'r?zf5'-1---.-sf ::re-HQ- LOOM LITERARY STAFF LOOM ART STAFF LOOM BUSINESS STAFF ,MW X 'Nw Q. Q .1 JON B. LEDER Principal Dear Seniors, As you prepare to graduate to 11ew fields, it would be wise to glance back briefly over tl1e last four years, not i11 vain regret or smug satisfaction, but i11 search of a final summary of your own experi- ences and observations. Summed up as a principle, clearly recog- nized and honestly accepted, tl1is might well become an important basis of your future success Elllfl happiness. How does the Bible put it? uGive and it shall be given llllt0 yous, good measure, pressed down and shaken together, and running over. Wlhether you have given freely of yourself in earnest study, in dramatics, i11 school service, team membership, club work, or music, you have reaped rich rewards i11 knowledge, skill, or personal adjust- 111e11t. Some of these are already apparent to you, some will appear later, but i11 any case, though we always receive more tllall we give, it is essential that we shall give. All acceptance of this conclusion is a real measure of your intellectual and spiritual maturity. I know that your teachers join me in wishing all of you the happiness that you earn and merit. Sincerely yours, J ON B. LEDER Principal 1 I CEN TEN N IAL The word that gold had been discovered in California started one of the most colorful eras i11 our history. Gold! Gold! The magic of that small word made men from every walk of life willing to give up their jobs and relative security in an attempt to make a fortune for themselves and their families. Excitement was rampant and the whole hemisphere seemed to be flooding the trails to California. Everyone had the gold-fever. It was 1849 and the gold rush was on! Some traveled cross-country on horseback and in uprairie schoonersf' their journeys beset with the dangers inherent in the little trodden, sparsely inhabited territory. Others took a boat around South America but their voyages also were perilous because the ships were unsanitary and decent food and water were scarce during the long and tiresome trip. Many did not reach the gold fields they had set out for. Not everyone found the gold that had lured him to California. Many satisfied themselves with success in a lesser degree by starting stores, building farms, ranches, and shipping businesses, not so glamorous or exciting as digging gold but, in most cases, just as profitable. Now, a century later, we, the modern youth of 1949, are also setting out to seek our fortunes. Despite our inexperience in handling the complex problems of our industrial world, we are better equipped, both spiritually and materially, to fulfill our ambitions tl1a11 were the forty-niners who went out in quest of gold. We are assured of a great deal of security and comfort which will make ours an easier and more clear path to success. Not o11ly have we the physical comforts of adequate food. clothing and shelter as well as many forms of recreation, but we are also rich in gold. Our gold, however, is infinitely more lasting and precious because ours is the wealth of knowledge we have obtained through our modern schools and other educational institutions. Knowledge is our tool as were the shovels carried by the prospectors. There is no force 011 this earth that can take away. steal. or, in any way, separate our gold and us. It is this quality that makes it so inestimably valuable. Like those of one hundred years ago, we forty- niners want more gold. 8 S-Q11 A -Q faculfy XXDMYNXST ? QRS 2 ll - , ,cf , ' x x YN + lr H. Norman Ford Administrative Assistant , v li k, I it K .- T'?'pQ'?6.fc!J.5--.- ST ' .J . by-14-135.is44eg.f-s2-:-I- -A-.'5:tg:4:' :C v- - 'sg '-.. . . . ' - f .'r'. '.' H ' Kathryn M. Galvin Administrative Assistant Thomas Connery Stanley Cozza Dem! Of Boys Honorary President of G.O. --Vis ' .5324 Max Scheer Sidney L. Feinstein Louis K. Zimmer Purchasing Agent Treasurer Auditor , X12 7 ,,-,. S: C ul prit Mr. Alperin Mr. Canell Dr. DeMott Mrs. Dulghe af! A , Gelman Mrs. Greenfield Mr. Grossman Mr. Kaplan Mr. Kfing 5 W l K B' fl I 1 Q I Mr. Mack 9 i Miss McCloughan Mr. Meehan Mr. Melitzer Miss Noble Mrs. Orland Mr. Rosenfeld Mr. Shanman Mrs. Shea Mr. Shea Mrs.-Snitow y I s Mr. Stumpp J f' V,f.f 'J 'G' ' .ff-J 6' 41 , lLMiss Zonsf 4-l5J,f'V.'q , 41, gfv PEDAGOGICAL Alias Baby Face Mr. Killer CGDOCH ,,x . ltZ he Menace Lady Macbeth Bertram, McGregor Capt. Blood Shorty 'B ff Clarence Miss Mac Shoulders The Professor Breathless 44Dot Dapper Dan Curly Wild Bill's Wild Bill Buttons and Bows Gorgeous George ' s Zonsy CITATIONS F OR Notorious For His cigars His bow ties His sports outfits Her dislike for Four- teenth street His green ties His amateur photogra- Plly Her malicious humor His corny jokes His poetry His calling of students by their first names His teaching of G. T. Her bowling strikes His football stories 64Try to be a mann Her overtime Let's stick to tl1e sub- ject His conservative ties His build Her interviewing of Arista applicants LYou lie like a cheap clock 'fI'd love to dance uIl's for your own benefitw 64Stop chewing that gum PRGSPECTGRS I denti ficatio n Hey, Johnny Absurd, Canell is always right Use your head for something besides a hat rack, Brother I won't stand for anymore of this nonsense Hey, you duck, Pay Attention Don't bother getting upg just stay there You need some first aid! How about a tourniquet around your neck? You Palooka, you That spot 011 tl1e ceiling was once a foolhardy SENIOR Fm trying to make it easier for you Sit in the chair not on the desk Hey Butch Hello handsome Gentlemen, you are Gentlemen? I expect to see you all at the help class Very ucooperativew Finish that statement Quit horsing around and get to work Please tur11 and speak to the class One of tl1e boys A teacher with a lot of class He ranks high in our opinion A teacher that will forever re- main dear in our memories Verdict of the jury Outstanding Always ready with a helplng hand Tops, what more can be said 9 Swell O11e of the greatest An all right guy Cream of the crop Swell fixer A great teacher and friend Heis a prince O.K. A-I A good J oe As perfect as can be Able a11d efficient Her term essays Well liked by all One in a million Wonderful His pitching ar111 Her many notes His mania for perfection For her eighth term girls class THE SEARCH FOR GOLD 1349-1949 1849 Covered wagons, westward, ho! To a la11d where gold veins flow, Up the mountains, 'cross the streams, Rushing to fulfill their dreams. Many died along the way, Others followed, went astray. Out of this came stories bold, But all that glittered was not gold. 1 949 Another golden goal we sought: The high ideals our elders taughtg They pointed out lessons we must learn And teach to others in our turn. And when life's rocky paths we climb, We'll look back to this golden time Of youth, and we will then a treasure find Of love for all of human kind. 14 nv' 6 onrv acti N V l N136 ES iff E G.0.0FFICERS ARISTA SPINNlNG'WHEEL O S - , -111' I-ll W!-I' 'O js ' Q' V THE PLAYERS ORCHESTRA CHORUS MICHELANGELO CLUB LIBRARY SQUAD GIRLS' DEAN? SQUAD BOYS, DEAN'S SQUAD LOOM EDITORIAL STAFF LEADERS' CLUB GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM CHEER LEADERS GIRLS' SERVICE SQUAD TRACK TEAM I nf .Cv ' I ' I 11111 'ICJ --'xx Xhxsnll IIA -uni. .ZZ 117' . ',.,,. BASKETBALL TEAM TRAFFIC SQUAD CLASS HISTO Y Four years ago in June one day, On a strange new street we strolled, Not knowing what we'd find that way, Or what future years would hold. The building we finally entered, To begin our four years of high school Asking someone for the lunch room, We landed in the pool. Our sophomore year went quickly, And many things we were taught, Such as how to cut our classes, Witllout being caught. Our third year was before us, And we thought we knew it all, Until a teacher caught us Wllistlillg ill the hall. And now our fourth year is ending, With examinations' stress. At last, at last, we're selliors. Was it worth it? Yes! f FQQTY NlNE R?-P X seniors 0, QR ff J Zn. SEN' , Q OFFICERS lib 2 fllynlfllllllzlffffl ,WL -53 Senior Adviser lflr J fn, U EE 0 X 'vf' u- I------ 'L T MR. HARRY URDANG it EL -ff. . 4 A ' SENIOR OFFICERS Bottom row: J. Delgado, J. Caravano. Second row: J. Kriss, N. Biondo, E. Sangos. Third row: R. Cappadona, J. Sganga, T. Cavanaugh. E N CLASS DELEGATES ner, D. Parker. Second row: zaro, F. Leno, R. De Stefano. Third row: M. Justich, N. Bionflo, D. Mairangos. Fourth honey. H. Rosenfeld. Fifth row: R. Johnson, W. Jeffer- son. S. Friedman. Harry Urdang, Senior Dean. J PROM COMMITTEE Bottom row: J. Delgado, J. Kriss, J. Piering, E. Sangos. J. Caravano. Middle row: S. Bernstein, G. Mahoney. T. Cavanaugh. N. Biondo. J. Sganga. R. Cappadona, S. Torre-llis. Top row: M. Lihardi, W7. Jefferson. S. Iannello. J. Donovan. First row: E. Murphy, G. Tur- J. Zalepa, J. Kriss, R. Cani- row: R. Cappadona, G. Ma- VINCENZA ABBATTISTA 436 West 4-0th Street New York 18, N. Y. Vinnieis looks are more than 0.K. Sheis a girl with a pleasing way. NICHOLAS ADAMO 164-2 De Kalb Avenue Brooklyn 27, N. Y. The girls, the girls they jump with joy Wlzenever they see our Nicky Boy VINCENT ALAGNA 212 Bleecker Street Brooklyn, N. Y. When things happen to go wrong Vinnie passes them off with a song, FRANK ALFANO 336 East 9th Street New York 3, N. Y. The ideal picture of a Textile student Straight, forward, honest, and prudent. ALICE ALIEB 300 West 17th Street New York I, N. Y. Happy go lucky, never worries Always late, never hurries. BERNARD AMATO 330 East 31st Street New York 16, N. Y. Hels wild, heis woolly, and our actor His charm in life will be a factor. BOY ANDEBSEN 445 Court Street Brooklyn 31, N. Y. He knows more about fish than women. 28 I M 0 'Q xg f FRED ANQUILLA 4-0 Mulberry Street New York. N. Y. His full name is Fred E. Anquilla But he's better known as Fred, the Lady Killer. JOHN ARCEROS 308 West 42nd Street New York, N. Y. Johnny is a great guy. You can tell by the way he winks his eye. DOLORES AURIEMMA 288 Devoe Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Dolores is good at remembering a date, And I don,t mean that about affairs of state. ELIZABETH BACCELLIEBE 176 Jackson Street Brooklyn, N. Y. - Betty,s calm and blase air May some day catch her a mil- lionaire. LOUIS BADALATY 2243 East 24th Street Brooklyn 29, N. Y. He's the envy of the boys And the pride of the girls. THEBESA BABTKUS 35 Stagg Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Her smile's the cause of many sighs: Like a Chesterfield she satisfies. MARIE ANN BABTOLOTTO 24-0 Montrose Avenue Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Here's a girl mighty clever fl splendid sport, a friend forever HELEN BASA 315 West 102nfl Street New York, N. Y. Here,s a gal sweet and true To a guy whose name is EMIL10 BASTIANELLI 1521-71 Street Brooklyn 4, N. Y. Lou. Friend of many, enemy of few. He has the brains.. anll uses them loo. YVALLACE BECKETT 26 Morningside Avenue New York 26, N. Y. Drummer Boy That's his joy. THERESA BELLE.-Sl' 659 Ninth Avenue New York 19. N. Y. The memory of Theresa be thus. will always Scholarship. service. personality plus. GLADYS BELLO 278 W. 19 Street New York 11. N. Y. Gladys is so very' small, Someday she'll surprise u NICHOLAS BELLOCHI 4117 8 Avenue Brooklyn 32, N. Y. As nice as they come, Anil that's going some. 130 Tenth Avenue New York 11, N. Y s all. MARTIN J. BERGEN . ll Conscientious in work and pl y .Way success come his way. sy wr-wx +4 HARRY BERMAN 341 Alabama Avenue Brooklyn 7, N. Y. We know that Harryls aims are high Welre sure he,ll reach them bye anal bye. SYBIL BEBNSTEIN 1440 West 71 Street New York, N. Y. Sybills motto is HI have but one life, Aml I won't waste il on being a wifef, JOHN BILSTEIN 553-56 Street Brooklyn 20, N. Y. Good in math, he Knows his figures. CIRO BIMBO 1726-61 Street Brooklyn 4. N. Y. Heis the fellow whois happy and gay, Anil he's our frienll, in that certain way. NUGENT BIONDO X5 ,Q ,- - 106 Bay 37th Stmr- -X 'ff-'72 Brooklyn 14, N. Y. f!f 6i,4 ,. ff- A nice young man with ll9l1,l2'i6llg charm, 4:f.'j'-,- , of-',,f 11 He has l11ore4,chf1r13p2Ll1'!YrR2he, dis-' plays. k 591' iff 'Q-' ' 7'tHf'4 -fi 6 I J s. V , .x ROBERT BLEUZE 1766 lst Avenue New York 28, N.Y. He thinks the regents are rulers of Inzlia ADAM BOBIAK 112 1st Avenue New York 3, N. Y. He weeps no more, his smile is wille Because he's east his books asicle. 29 EILEEN BOLICK 243 West 15th Street New York 11, N. Y. A girl so splendid and so grand, ls hard to fnd in any land. ADO BOLLES 451 West 4-4th Street New York 13, N. Y. He gets the cheers from all, Because he tries to be on the ball ALICE BONET 266 West 25th Street New York 11, N. Y. Alice is very sweet She's a girl you'll like to meet. MARIE BONOCORE 26 Post Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Never gloomy, never sad, Always happy, always glad. ANTHONY BONOMOLO 133 East 4th Street New York 3, N. Y. A tall and handsome lad is he 011 that point all the girls agree. ROSE BONSICNORE 5 Hulnlloldt Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Her cheeks are always so rosy red, That comes from going early to bed. MICHAEL BOTROS 103 Charles Street New York, N. Y. Of course he will reach the hall of fame But we want to know his girl,s name. , 30 2 ,3 f 1 fx X X N N' if 4. W W A f Q 5 A . Ah f, 4 f 4 f 4 f W 114 MM DOROTHY BRENNAN 323 West llth Street New York. N. Y. A combination rare., Gentle, sweet and fair. RICHARD BRETSCHNEIDER 1772 2nd Avenue New York 23, N. Y. He has a clear mind, perfectly blank. RICHARD BRICANDI 91 Adelphi Street Brooklyn 5, N. Y. ltis his smile, his laugh and witty fun, That makes Rich popular with everyone. .IOSEPH BRIGNONI 54- Ridge Street New York, N. Y. He knows how to act and how to dress. When it comes to dancing, he's at his best. GEORGE BRODERICK 770 Herkimer Street Brooklyn 33, N. Y. Ceorge's piano tinkles away, From uTannhauser,, to Night Day. ALBERT BTESH 2033 63rd Street Brooklyn, N. Y. He's very mild But drives the girls lvilll. ,IOIIN BUBANY 250 Tenth Avenue New York 1, N. Y. fl0llSllIPl'llt9 and charming, and He likes engineering much better than farming. . DARLEEN BUTLER 256 Tenth Avenue New York 1, N. Y. They say she is quiet. true as it may be But just get Dolly started and yon'll be sor-ry. MARCO CALDARULO 534- Wfest 175th Street New York, N. Y. Good at work and at play A nice fellow everyway. JOHN CALLAHAN 321 Wlest 21st Street New York. N. Y. Johnny will be sueeessful. He knows what a bar is like. SARAH CAHPIGLIA 545 lleeker Avenue Brooklyn 22. N. Y. Cute and sweet Big blue eyes and tiny feet. DONIINICK CANGELOSI 400 East 9th Street New York 3. N. Y. .4 farmer he wants to be. If not. he,ll raise a family. ROSEMARY CANIZARO 114 East 4th Street New York 3, N. Y. Sheis always willing a helping hand to lend, You couldnit have a truer friend. ROBERT CAPPADONA 195 12th Street Brooklyn 15, N. Y. He's short, he's smart, heis really handsome And, Oh! That lucky girl that lands ,iml ,IACQUELINE CARAVANO 243 West 16th Street New York 11, N. Y. So gay and so lzrainy, so small and petite, Everyone likes Jackie, because she's so sweet. ROSEMARIE CARDINALE 315 Stagg Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. This girl is a lot of fun She gets along with everyone. ROBERT CARLSON 224 East 165th Street Bronx 56, N. Y. Heis sweet and shy to his lllother, But to us, he's just a lover. ANGELO CASTELLON 347 West 25th Street New York, N. Y. A nice guy ever so mild, Always quiet and never wild. THOMAS CAVANAGH 99 ,lava Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Quiet fellow who is sincere, Has made a friend of everyone here. DONATA CEDRONE 233 Vllest 63th Street New York 23, N. Y. Shels very small and so petite, Her smile can knock you off your feet. LEON CEMPA 76 Morton Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Leon's the boy who with the girls is smart, Someday he'll win some pretty girl's heart. 31 JULIUS CHAIKA 947 East Bruckner Blvd. Bronx, N. Y. About him there is little to tell, But we all agree he,s pretty swell. PAULINE CHAMBERS 404 West 45th Street New York 19, N. Y. She's gay and spirited throughout the day, Displaeing the gloom that may darken her way. RICHARD CHMIELEWSKI 337 22nd Street Brooklyn 15, N. Y. He may be timid and quiet, But once he's started he,s just a riot. PAUL CHRENKA 90 Greenwich Street New York 6, N. Y. He,s tall and slim and on the level, But 'neath his smile there lurks u devil. SOTO CHRISTY 24-40 29th Street L. I. C. 2, New York Soto is a fellow whom all the girls like, He and Casanova are quite alike. NICHOLAS CHUBAY 620 East 11th Street New York, N. Y. W'hen it comes to dancing a Russian step, Nick Chubay is the best one yet. RAY COCO 365 De Graw Street Brooklyn 2, N. Y. A silent fellow with efforts fine, And that's why he leads the line. 32 CELINA CROSBIE 129 Perry Street New York 14, N. Y. Clothes, smartg hair, slickg In the social set she'll surely click. MARY CULLEN 755 Tenth Avenue New York 19, N. Y. Doesnst she look shy? But not when shefs with that special guy! ! ! STEPHANIE CZAPLA 196 South Second Street Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Nice to talk to, easy to know, Herels a gal we shouldn,t let go. SALVATORE DELL'ANNO 171 Park Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. A fine lad is he, As fine as fine can be. .IOSEPHINE DELGADO 86 Wadsvforth Avenue New York 33, N. Y. Her pleasing personality will stay With us today and everyday. MATTHEW DELLUOM0 432 East 13th Street New York 3, N. Y. A brilliant student is he.. As fue a lad as you wish to see. ANTHONY DELZOTTO 402 East 12th Street New York., N. Y. Sure to be proud of his name. Someday it may be in the Hall of Fame. VINCENT DEMIERI 210 Frost Street Brooklyn, N. Y. W'l1en you lack your homework to your grief, Go to Demieri and get relief. FRANK DE PAOLA 345 West 21st Street New York ll, N. Y. In his quiet, pleasant way, He ll gain success day by day. ALICE DE SOLA 601 West 17211111 Street New York. N. Y. Among sweet girls. she heatls the list. ROSE DE STEFANO 5-1-9 llleeker Avenue Brooklyn 22. N. Y. Rose is a wonderful gal. Give her your homework. and you're her pal. ANNA DE VIVO 404 East 123111 Street New York 35. N. Y. .-ilways witty. always smart, With Annie we do hate to part. MARIO DiLONARDO 171 West 4th Street New York 14. N. Y. If theregs anything you want to know, just go to DiLonarclo. LOUIS DOMENICI 54 Mc Dougal Street New York, N. Y. Full of fun and fancy free, That's the way Lou will always be. Ns JAMES DONOVAN 530 East 88th Street New York, N. Y. Always makes a lot of noise, But always really to share your joys MARIE DROSZCZ 162 Russell Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. For a partner in a llanee, .Marie is the one It'lI0,S your best chance. EUGENE EDWIARDS 54 West 140th Street New York. N. Y. Etltlie has talent, talent has he He got an eflueation how I IIOHII see. EDWARD ELLER 27 Commerce Street New York, N. Y. To all his name is Eller Anil to everyone a very fine fellow. CATHERINE EMANUEL 328 West 36th Street New York 18, N. Y. Here's a gal with hair of real W h0lll we're sure will get alteall. DOROTHY ETRI 25 Bedford Street New York 14. N. Y. Lovely, lively. gay and sweet. Tl1at's our Dottie: she ean't be beat. VINCENT FANELLI 529 Broome Street New York 13, N. Y. A little joke, a little cheer. A little mischief, Vinnie's here. 33 CHRISTOPHER FATOVICH 185 16th Street Brooklyn 15. N. Y. He,s a silent Sam and a classy man But when it comes to money he's as tight as a clam. ANNA FECKO 213 Huron Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Friendly, sweet and lots of fun, Thafs why shels liked by everyone. MARJORIE FESTA 500 West 185th Street New York 33, N. Y. With hair of brown and eyes of green-blue, Marjorie has pep and personality too. DOLORES FLAIM 236 West 19th Street New York 11, N. Y. Her many charms make her sweet. Her big blue eyes make her complete. DORIS FLEMINC 310 West 18th Street New York 11, N. Y. Nice to talk to, easy to know. Hereis a gal we Sh0lllIIl1,I let go. TIMOTHY FLYNN 503 West 162nd Street New York, N. Y. Timothy Flynn, with his flowing blonrl hair, Attracts all the girls, I do lleclare. GEORGE FORCILLO 49 St. ,lama-s l'lace New York 2, N. Y. There aren't lnany boys shorter ,flllll none so good a reporter. 34 Q is-X Vli' ' gl sg . 1 1 Zv- .- ,- . 1 . .--,.-., 5 . Q .. 'gf 'M' . N , 1 ... vt l 2:25. flirt' A ,, W . r l, S Y INEZ FORTHAM 13 Sylvan Terrace New York 32. N. Y. Inez is a gal right on the beam, Slick as a chick, and mighty keen. JOSEPH FORTUNATO 1314 East 31st Street Bronx, N. Y. ,loeis the guy who came to learn, For if he lloesn't, he may return. DORIS FREEMAN 309 West 13th Street New York, N. Y. Doris, nature leaves no room For anything resembling gloom. SANFORD FRIEDMAN 2736 Brighton 7th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Sanford may be coy. But he,s our sweater boy. LENORE CABRIELE 314 Humhaldt Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Students . . . Students . . . open your eyes, Herels Lenore . . . a real prize! EUGENE GAJDA 122 East 7th Street New York, N. Y. He is the tops in all.. Especially Baseball. SALVATORE GALTIERI ,f fr' Q L X 164-9 71st Street ,Q - X Brooklyn, N. Y. Quiet as the night, Anrl bright as the sliw, l .mt M IA,-04' :I we I JOSEPH GARCIA 336 54th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. He may not be too smart, But thereis no doubt, he,s big in his heart. THOMAS GARNER 192 Irving Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Tom, Tom, the grocefs son Likes to talk to anyone. JOAN GERMEROTH 166 Russell Street Brooklyn, N. Y. A lovely girl, so very sweet. Her kind ways can't be beat. CATHERINE GILBERT 188 Eighth Avenue New York. N. Y. Sheis not quiet. she's not loud. But she's lively in a crowd. WALTER GINELEWITZ 147 India Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Always in trouble all year round, Finally made it. homeward bound. AGNES GLEESON 322 West 17th Street New York, N. Y. Although she is so sweet and shy, Agnes attracts every eye. ,IOHANNA GLEESON 322 West 17th Street New York, N. Y. Of all the charms one can pass: ss The best one has is friendliness. 'Q 44W , hwy, wa-waqif. LOUIS S. GOLDBERG 4-58 Schenck Avenue Brooklyn 7, N. Y. His wits and brains have made him our editor. Of this state, someday, he may be a Senator. ESTHER GONZALES 70 Eagle Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Sugar and spice, And everything nice BESSIE GOSIMIDAS 218 West 22nd Street New York, N. Y. A nicer girl could not be found, For nicer girls are not around. EUGENE GRABOSKI 149 India Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Always pleasant, never bold, Our deepest respect he'll always hold. LUCILLE GRASSO 8794 17th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. She has hair of darkest hue, A smile so gay, and beauty, too. ROBERT GRIIVISHAYV 266 West 11th Street New York, N. Y. 0fRober1 Grimshaw, be it said, He hath much knowledge in his head. I REGINA GRONSKA 270 Franklin Street Brooklyn. N. Y. Always jolly. never blue. She'll always have a smile for you. 35 ROSE CUGLIANDOLO 230 East 10th Street New York, N. Y. Friendliness and helpfulness are Roseis traits, lVith all who know her. one hundred she rates. HAROLD HANEL 34-9 West Broadway New York, N. Y. He's as happy as ean be because Of what he learned at good old TM HENRY HANSEN 66 Patehen Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. His ambition is to he a farmer. CLook out Clem, he's a eomin'j ERMINE HAYLES 111-39 169th Street St. Albans, L. I. She aims to please, For all the boys seem to be pleased. FRED HECHT 1 Cabrini Blvd. New York, N. Y. With Hecht designing things so rare, In the days to come, none will compare. ANTHONY HECKELMAN 221-26 134th Road Springfield Gardens, Queens ln baseball circles we all know. That Heekelman always steals the show. BERNARD HELLER 368 Dumont Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Red,' to all is his name, He will live in the Hall of Fame. 36 W ' ff , f ' if-flf Q' ' V eal 2 W f K iii' f f ,W -1 MARIE HILL 164 Newell Street Brooklyn, N. Y. She's gay.. sincere, And pleasant to have near. HERBERT HILSEN 201 Sherman Avenue New York, N. Y. He thinks Custer sold grape juice at his last stand. WILLIAM HIRT 63-16 Fresh Pond Road Brooklyn, N. Y. Bill's the type who is a good worker For he doesrft wish to be called a shirker. LOUIS HOCHSTAEDTER 549 W'est 163rd Street New York, N. Y. A poet he is, we cannot lie, For his work will live on and never die. CHRISTINA HOLLERL 546 Ninth Avenue New York, N. Y. Gentle and nice, thoughtful and kind, The type of girl that's hard to find. HOVVARD .L HOPE 4-211 Seventh Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Where there's Howard: There's Hope. BEATRICE HURT 362 Ilewill lllalve Bronx. N. Y. Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, Hut we like her either way. SALVATORE IANNELLO 56 East First Street New York, N. Y. In school heis quiet as we all know, But after three hels not so slow. BERTHA IMBROGNO 415 East 56th Street New York, N. Y. Soft spoken and very sweet, Sheis just the girl boys like to meet. LARRY JANOFF 579 Hopkinson Avenue Brooklyn. N. Y. Thirteen years Larry swealed and slated in school And now the question remains. Was he a fool? WILLIAM JEFFERSON 1845 Seventh Avenue New York. N. Y. He handles the women rather well. In this art he does excel. LILLIAN JOHANSEN 151 Nagle Avenue New York 34. N. Y. Lillian is one who is liked by all., She,s fair. and sweet, and kind of tall. ROBERT JOHNSTON 2622 Avenue Y Brooklyn 29. N. Y. No matter whose two cents is spent, Heill always give you an argument. DIANA JORNET 3505 Broadway New York 31, N. Y. A girl we all like well, Of whom we know no faults to tell. ! J X 6 7 7 A . , R W ! Q dx X , , 6 MARY JUSTICH 59 Downing Sheet New York 14, N. Y. Here's an intelligent lass, l3Vhose marks have always led the class. BERNICE KAHN 676 Saratoga Avenue Brooklyn 12, N. Y. She's the girl with the smile, Who laughs all the while. ROBERT KALLIN 424 East 6th Street New York 3, N. Y. A truly up and coming lad, In his presence you'll never be sad. THADDEUS KANIECKI 513 40th Street Brooklyn 32, N. Y. He went to school, he knew not why, Oh how he wished that time could fly- MANFRED KATTEN 215 Audubon Avenue New York N. Y. Katten's feet are gifted with speed, That's one ofthe fields in which He'll succeed. FLORENCE KAZAKEVICH 18 Stagg Street Brooklyn 6, N. Y. Be to her virtues very' kind., Be to her faults a little blind. ERIC KLINCER 640 West 17ls1 Street New York 32, N. Y. Eric has a golden voice. And when he sings they all rejoice. 37 CLARA KOROPSHINSKY 950 Legget Avenue Bronx 55, N. Y. Clara's smile is bright and gay., Her jolly quips drive gloom away. NICK KOSCS 403 East 72nd Street New York 21, N. Y. As a diver he can't be beat, He even has athletic feet. HENRY KOSTER 444 West 49th Street New York.. N. Y. Quiet and dependable, And quite expandable. WALTER KOSTYRKA 312 East 9th Street New York 3, N. Y. A good man is hard to find, So keep Walter in your mind. .IEAN KRISS 36 Elwood Street New York 34, N. Y. From many a boy she got the eye Well let me tell you she has her guy! .' CLARA KUBIAK 103 Huron Street Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Clara is a pretty gal, She has personality and is a swell pal. PETER KUDYBA 153 32nd Street Brooklyn., N. Y. He always wins the races. If he loses. he says il's all in the game. 38 P l .Q lb q i WSW gf 1 , f . . WFS fr 7 Z, 1 W 1 . if - t ve ' ' Lf ' 1 , ' A it ew- , . , . .W LARYSA KUKRYCKA 742 East 6th Street New York., N. Y. See what the Drama Club has found, Be careful Ingrid, she's Hollywood bound. JOSEPH LAKOWSKY 17 Rector Street New York 6, N. Y. He seems shy, But all in all he's a regular guy. DAVID LALICATA 6613 Tenth Avenue Brooklyn 19, N. Y. Dave believes in Unions. He doesn work after school hours. VINCENT LALOR 200 West 94th Street New York 24, N. Y. He came to Textile to seek fame. The faculty found him hard to shame. THERESA LANG 86 First Avenue New York, N. Y. Here's a girl wh0,s witty and gay, To be with her means a pleasant day. MEYER LANIADO 2041 East Third Street Brooklyn, N. Y. With his sense of humor nel-er failing His trip to success should he smooth sailing. YVARREN LAYVRENCE 66 wlesl I0lll Street New York, N. Y. If laughs and giggles could keep him alive. Then lrarren would live to a hundred and fire. 9 FRANCES LENO 85 Newell Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Fran collected 8B,s senior dues, For awhile she had the shell out ues. I 0 , 1 . 1 I rp KENNARD LIENHARDT 1292 Amsterdam Avenue New York, N. Y. The only pass he got was a late pass. CLARA LIOTTA 179 Maujer Street Brooklyn. N. Y. A likeable churn. To whom good fortune will always come. BARBARA LISNOW 216 East l33rd Street Bronx. Y. Ashes to ashes. dust to dust, If Bobby stopped talking her tongue would rust. EDV'.-XRD LOIIBARDI 522 Third Avenue Brooklyn. Y. Eddie nerer does any work, Because he always copies from some jerk. JOSEPH LIGKASIEVVICZ 280 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn. N. Y. He's always quiet, and he's always Shy, But we all know that he's one swell gur- CARMELA LEONGO 570 W'est 19lst Street New York, N. Y. Always smiling, full of fun, Thafs why she,s liked by everyone. 54 'Q , s 2 7 'mf X , , .3 X . i 'Pi if QW ,. ' ' 'V' V X f ff A , f X : 5 . W . QQ r,.r 02 -,, '. ,W ,XZ ' W! x f f f 5 J f X M f MARY LUVIN 328 West 19th Street New York, N. Y. Mary is a buttercupg Mary is a daisy Mary is the little girl who makes the boys go crazy. MARTIN LUZANSKY 1799 Park Place Brooklyn, N. Y. Though he's leaving, his name, we trust, Will not perish in the dust, STEPHEN MACIASEK 543 Tenth Avenue New York, N. Y. Steve is a good sport who laughs at defeat. The girls often say that he,s 'Gall feetf' GENE MAGLIULO 517 Hicks Street Brooklyn, N. Y. A helpful hand he's ready to lend, A jolly pal, and faithful friend. GEORGE MAHONEY 203 East 37th Street New York.. N. Y. Quiet, pleasant, and quite clever, May he be like that forever. DEBBIE IVIAIRANGAS 510 West 176th Street New York, N. Y. A manner with sophistication Rates a lot of admiration. PHILIP MANNINO 170 East Second Street New York, N. Y. He enjoys school and that's no jest ln any field, he's at his best. 39 7 IRENE MANOUSOS 44-0 West 40th Street New York, N. Y. Gay, friendly, full of fun, Irene,s well liked by everyone. NANCY MARINUCCI 25-L6 150th Street Flushing, L. I. Sweet as lavender and old lace, She's our Nancy with the laughing face. CARMELA MAROTTA 65 Powers Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Nellie,s smiles catch every eye Especially the fellows' passing RAYMOND MARQUEZ 523 West 160th Street New York, N. Y. W'e,re all with you, Ray. We hope you made it. ROSEMARIE MARRE 4 Reflforrl Street New York, N. Y. Rosemarie has a certain low g Q That makes her personality show. CLIFFORD MATIIIESEN 569 49th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. We put his picture in to inspire the fresh ies. HELEN MAYUCK 620 Wt-st 182ml Street New York, N. Y. Here,s a girl Ihafs hard to find. Looks and charm she has comlzinerl. V V .,,4, 'I 4-li l ,V -X in A, W C' 40 1 , s 1, ew. gm-. Qu WILLIAM Mt-CARTNEY 42 West 139th Street New York. N. Y. He's careful of whom he speaks, To whom he speaks, how, and when, and where. MICHAEL McCORMACK 504 West 4-Sth Street New York, N. Y. Mike is always full of fun, That's why he gets along with everyone. ANN MARIE MEEHAN 989 Amsterdam Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Ann is always gentle and sweet, A girl you,ll always like to meet. WALTER MELNYCZUK 33 East Eighth Street New York, N. Y. Dlember of the National Biscuit Company, A wise cracker. RUBY LEE MERCER 518 West I4-8th Street New York, N. Y. .4 flushing smile, a cheering wit, Ruby will always make a hit. MARGARET MESSINA 439 West 37th Street New York. N. Y. Here's a Girl so care ree and nav., F' 2' . Shv'Il make a lucky man a good wife someday. ERIC METZENBAUER 391 Central Park Yvest New York.. N. Y. We never know when he's around Because he never makes a sound LUCY MILLER 327 West 27th Street New York, N. Y. Cute and sweet, kind and gentle, She makes the lads feel sentimental. GEORGE MILLS 729 Wlest 186th Street New York, N. Y. George operates in the library, He takes the appendices out of the books. WILLIAM MILLS 114 Yvest 130th Street New York.. N. Y. W'ant to hear a bass talk? Hear Willie play and you won't squawk. LOUISE MIRON 509 West 155th Street New York. Y. Louise is so very quiet, Get her alone and she's a riot. GASPER MISTRETTA 1869 60th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Lore thy neighbor, especially if she's good-looking. ROBERT MITCHELL 443 West 50th Street New York, N. Y. Practical as a student, loyal as a friend, Always dependable right to the end. AMELIA MONACO 446 Humboldt Street Brooklyn, N. Y. A good sport, a real pearl, In other words, a splendid girl. Z 1' , f ' f , ,... ..,. s 1- ,tr f FRANK MONTEMURRO 88 North Third Street Brooklyn, N. Y. A fine red headed lad is he, As fine as fine can be. ARSENIO MONTES 419 West 26th Street New York, N. Y. Lively fellow, full of zip, His sparkling wit is always a hit. EVA MONTOYA 726 Tinton Avenue Bronx, N. Y. Eva doesnit talk a lot, But talk of charm-that sheis got. ROSEMARY MOONEY 578 61st Street Brooklyn, N. Y. An athletic girl is sheg We hope she continues our friend to bel EILEEN MURPHY 579 West 177th Street New York, N. Y. With eyes of blue and golden hair, When she walks by the boys all stare. THOMAS MURPHY 347 56th Street Brooklyn. N. Y. Tommy is short But he's a good sport. RAFEALA NARVAEZ 158 East 112th Street New York, N. Y. There's a gal in 8B named Rafeala, For her it won't be hard to find a fella. 41 MARGARET NATALE 1749 West 3rd Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Gentlemen prefer lzlondesg Margieis the exception that proves the rule. ANN NOTO 530 Second Avenue New York, N. Y. Ann is sweet and mighty fine, She heads the class at the top ofthe line. GEORGE NUNEZ 343 Union Avenue Bronx, N. Y. Georgie is the sharpest dresser in Textile. The girls all turn when he walks flown the aisle. MICHAEL OCHLAN 117 East 120th Street New York, N. Y. Okie loves his classes, teachers and all, But how he loves to stay out in the hall. PATRICIA O,DELL 201 Lexington Avenue New York, N. Y. A little noise, a little cheer, And you can be sure Pat's here. CHARLES O'ROURKE 204 Ninth Avenue New York, N. Y. Mr. MeIitizer's ehauHeur, He drives him crazy. PATRICK O'SHAUGIlNESSY 321 West 17th Street New York, N. Y. Patty is a basketball star, lVilh his athletic ability. hffll go far. 42 QW Xe xii 2 Q50 Zi qw.. 49 , , ' ,,,, , I qt 3 . gf, EK , - .. . f QQ 1 MYRON OTTENHEIMER 95 Thayer Street New York, N. Y. We flon't know what to say, But we all agree that hels 0. K. ROBERT OXIOS 366 West 25th Street New York, N. Y. They call him slim and he's not fat, But he looks like Casey at the bat. JEROME PADUANO 139-09 Whitelaw Street New York, N. Y. Heis one of the pals And he loves all the gals. .IOHN PAGANO 55 East Houston Street New York, N. Y. He's really a swell guy, One of the best in Textile High. IRENE POLKOWSKA 327 West 88th Street New York, N. Y. lreneis accent is very cute, But it can't be heard when she plays the flute. JOSEPH PALMER 9 99 Clinton Avenue F L - 5 Brooklyn, N..Y. ' ' Out of schbol. ltefsiull of schemes But in class hewslts and dreams . J ,J . .4 fu C I f SOPIIIE PANDELIS 327 Wt-st 27th Street New York, N. Y. She moves about with Grecian, grace, lfith boys shels tops: with girls an ace. DOLORES PARKER 4-69 Columbus Avenue New York, N. Y. Here's a girl that we can rate, As the perfect graduate. MICHAEL PARRELLA 21 Adelphi Street Brooklyn, N. Y. At times he's quiet, at times he's shy But when you get to know him. my, oh, my. MARY PELLEGRINO 614 Grand Street Brooklyn, N. Y. A friendly girl with friends galore, There's no need to say any more. SALYATORE PERCESEPE 4720 Avenue D Brooklyn, N. Y. Handsome, intelligent, and he can draw, The prettiest picture you ever saw. HILDA PEREZ 114 Wlest 104th Street New York. N. Y. We like Hilda, her smile is so sweet, A nature more charming you rarely will meet. ISABELLA PEREZ 228 West 25th Street New York, Y. Need we be more specific, When we say that this gal,s terrific? LYDIA PERVACHENKO 59 W'est 82nd Street New York, N. Y. Lydia has three letter rarity, Pep, personality, and popularity. f If 1 W 4? Mwyg, f J f. A -f1f' 5' 'QQ ,, l LAURA PIERCE 274-5 Eighth Avenue New York, N. Y. Sweet, sincere, nice, She's a girl you think of twice. GERARD H. PIERING 2926 Fort Hamilton Parkway Brooklyn, N. Y. A genius, a wizard, in short a boy wonder, If common sense were lightning, he'd probably be thunder. DOROTHY PISANI 264 Ainslie Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Brown hair and brown eyes too, Oh! what she can do to you! PHILIP POKOLUK 202-4 First Avenue New York, N. Y. Phil,s the guy with the good looks, Even though his mind's not on his books. JAMES PRESTON 131 Avenue A New York, N. Y. A personality pleasing and mellow, Makes this young man a regular fellow. STELLA PRESUTTI 343 Leonard Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Stella is sweet and kind. A better friend you'll never find. SAL PRINCIOTTO 983 Madison Street New York, N. Y. Sal is a guy who is always true, Never makes his gal feel blue. 43 ROBERT P EVLOTS 173 Russell r Brookly . , Likes Hi ory be s f ld of X ' ATHERINE REED T 2 Sylvan Terrace ew York, N. Y. Quiet and small, Yet pleasant to all. DORIS REILLY 501 1.6 West 4-3rd Street New York, N. Y. Doris is a gal who's keen, In our elass shels the Irish colleen. AUCUSTIN A. REYES 422 W'est 19th Street New York, N. Y. Early to bed, early to rise, He came to Textile to learn to exercise. PEDRO RODRIGUEZ 327 East 97th Street New York, N. Y. Never a worry, never a care, and not Happy go lucky everywhere. HENRY ROSENFELD 1648 80th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. He got a silver medal for singing And a g0 l9 to hut up. X! uf 6 , N 4501981 ROBERT ROSS 339 Wk-st 36th Street New York N. Y I When it's time or llinl to make a decision musician FQ 7 f f Z , W gg W f fi 1 1, i 9, I if , - r , ez We all know he ll become a n Y .Q .V 44 ! 0 THERESA ROSS 26 Horatio Street New York, N. Y. The class is dull. the room is quiet, ln walks Terry and there's a riot. CARMELA RUBINETTI 20 Stagg Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Her record collection is divine, From Frankie Laine to Billy Eckstein. NICHOLAS SANCHIRICO 618 Crescent Avenue Bronx, N. Y. He had one thought in his mind but it died of loneliness. ETHEL SANGOS 541 West 180th Street New York, N. Y. A loveable lass, and everyone knows. W'hat a wonderful taste she has for clothes. CHRISTINA SANTORELLI 552 Driggs Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Chris's clothes are tailored and smart, W'hen it comes to boys Eddie has her heart. CIRO SAVERINO 232 Elizabeth Street New York, N. Y. Did you ever hear llllll sing? He sounds just like Bing. ANTHONY SCARWIATO 401 Tenth Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Paint on his fingers, ink on his nose, Ixnown as an artist wherever he goes. SONIA SCHOKA 115 Freelnan Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Cute, neat, and very wise, Laughing voice and dancing eyes. JOSEPH SCALFAN1 302-4 Mott Street New York. N. Y. Clarinet players may come and go. But none are as ,good as our little Joe. BLANCHE SCHWEITZER 1258 'Wheeler Avenue Bro x. N. Y. Her cheerful manner we all like. Her friendship makes the world seem right. IRA SCHLELHAN 565 125th Street New York. N. Y. What .-1 Life was his fame Ira Schulman is his namel JOHN SEILER 561 Third Avenue Brooklyn. N. Y. Here's a boy who does no harm, Dnho has a lot of hidden charm. YVILBERT SELBY 235 Vest 148th Street New York, N. Y. Roses are red. violets are blue, Good old Textile. goodbye to you. SIDNEY SELKOW 326 Seventh Street Brooklyn, N. Y. There isnlt a girl that passes by, That doesnit catch his roving eye. W A1 FRANCES SERIO 63 Herbert Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Lovely green eyes, curly hair, Full of pep, never a care. JOHN SGANGA 1780 76th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Always in a rush, He's the boy who's handy with a paint brush. STANLEY SHAIVIAH 6301 Bay Parkway Brooklyn, N. Y. Humor, frolic, love of fun Blake his life and others a happy one. ROBERT J. SHANNON 305 57th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. An editor and a mental man.. A scholar and a gentleman. GILBERT SMITH 1245 Amsterdam Avenue New York, N. Y. Professional basketball player .' ELEANOR SOEHL 152 Freeman Street Brooklyn, N. Y. She has vim and vivacity to such a capacity. That to call her dull would be down right audacity. LAWRENCE SOROKA 74 Jewel Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Hottest and stable character. 45 FREDERICK SOUSA 270 West Fourth Street New York, N. Y. He'll have to break his knuckles to Break anyone,s jaw. ANTHONY SRSICH 254 Tenth Avenue New York, N. Y. A regular fellow his classmates say. What greater tribute can they pay? ANGELO STAIKOS 761 Trinity Avenue Bronx, N. Y. A boy with a smile ls a boy worth while. TINA STAINO 1414 81st Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Tina, you're always so loyal and true When you stop asking questions. what will we all do? ARTHUR STITH 152 West 143rd Street New York, N. Y. Nature made him as she should, Not too bud and not too good. FRANCES STRANTZ 214 Huron Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Always happy with never a sigh, lVe're all sure sheill get her guy. RUTII STRAUSS 620 Wc'st 182nfl Street New York N. Y With her llrown hair., her goml looks She'l1 make happy some orlunut: guy 3 ' . 4 . 1 rate high, - at gy K B y .-.y- Q 46 ANTHONY STRIANO 126 Eleventh Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Tony is jolly ancl lots of fun, Always happy till day is done. EDWARD STROZ 393 East Tenth Street New York, N. Y. A boy of quiet ways, Who thinks silence pays. HAROLD SULLIVAN 67 Java Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Conscientious in work and play, Textile will miss him for many a day. ROBERT SUSINO 219 East 39th Street New York, N. Y. Traveling Salesman. MARVIN L. TAKS 2195 East 22nd Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Very efficient and well bred, Nothing nicer could be said. ONOFRIO TANZ1 15 Second Place Brooklyn. N. Y. He collects money with such art He'll be a tax collector from the start. ROSALIE TARANTINO 2776 East 16th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Our future designer is Lee, ,-I secoml Schiaparelli she'll be. HENRY TARTAS 354A 20th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Attention! Friends, fellow seniors V and classmates, Who's got the hOlllPw0Tk?,, JOSEPH TAUSSI 71 Barrow Street New York, N. Y. So round, so firm. so fully packed. MELVIN TAYLOR 64 West 118th Street New York, N. Y. He's body and soul when he's in school, But when he gets out, he's no fool. BERNARD TENNENBAUM 182 Clymer Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Nerer worried. always carefree. A very happy man he'll be. WTLLIAH THEODOROU 42 Diamond Street Brooklyn, N. Y. If words were water head never d of thirst. CARMEN S. TORRELLUS 515 West 172nd Street New York 32, Y. A cuter girl could not be found, Though you may travel miles around. MARY TRIPI 447 Wvest 50th Street New York 19, N. Y. She may be small and petite, But bet your life she7s very sweet. ie M' Vim BERTHA M. TURATO 505 West 22nd Street New York 11, N. Y. Girls like her are few and rare, And if there's work she'll be there. GLADYS B. TURNER 62 East 120th Street New York 35, N. Y. Smiling, cheerful, always dependable, Nothing about her that's not commendable. CHET TUROWSKI 1447 41st Street Brooklyn, N. Y. A carefree guy with a clever line, His sense of humor is a welcome sign. IRMA URCALDI 170 15th Street Brooklyn 15, N. Y. A little joke, a little cheer, A little mischief and lrmais here. AUGUST VAN DER LINDEN 224 West 17th Street New York 11, N. Y. The strong silent type I BART VARCA 847 57th Street Brooklyn 20, N. Y. Heis dreaming of the future days, llmhen he can plan new hunting ways. DOROTHY VERMEAL 98 Ninth Avenue New York, N. Y. Dorothy is here, Dorothy is there, ln fact, Dorothy is everywhere. 47 ANCELINA VIOLA 190 Johnson Avenue Brooklyn. N. Y. Her big blue eyes are always gay, W'ith the boys she has a way. JOHN VITALE 318 East Ninth Street New York. N. Y. Johnny loves to live. And lives to love. JOSEPH VITTI 320 East 26th Street New York. N. Y. His bieeps would make Atlas sigh, And with the girls he isn't so shy. FREDERICK VOLPE 23 Henry Street New York. N. Y. He came, he saw, he graduated. EDWARD WALSH 114 Leroy Street New York, N. Y. Most famous men die at an early age. I donit feel so well myself. LUCY WERTIIHEIMER 884 Riverside Drive New York, N. Y. Lucy has studied, has traveled and so, She will make goodg that we all know. .IOHN VVIKSTROWI 820 42nd Street Brooklvn, N. Y. They say that the eanlera doesn'l lie. 48 .nv-' WILLIAM WOITOWITZ 419 East Fifth Street New York. N. Y. Web-foot William knows ,em all, From the back stroke to the Aussie Crawl. WALTER WOLOWODIUK 238 East Second Street New York, N. Y. He's been in one state of mind through high school, Unconseiousness. LUELLA WOITACK 68-29 Clyde Street Forest Hills. L. I. Sweet, intelligent, and refined, Sheis the type that is hard to find. MATTHEW WYNN 137 Guernsey Street Brooklyn. N. Y. To him will come untold success, For many high qualities does he possess. e if . .PVS l ' JOSEPH Y, NN I ,. 1- fl 1861 73.-.1 1 Q Kgjl- f Brookl n Hts cle er :tl his br ns 1 e e a te . , , V ,ff 9 4' ' I f I . 1 RICHARD YANDRASITZ 1704 First Avenue New York. N. Y. Through hours of school he nel er makes a sound. Hut when the final bell rings. he's off with a bound. .IOIIANNA ZALEPA l02 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn. N. Y. She's a girl on whom you ffm depend., ,fl trustworthy and loyal friend, I , A r J S, L in-.1 , 'uf-ff'f'?,-rl-ff-'f x I A , - f,',,f,,-,,Y fx' 3,11 . , ' ,f f HELEN ZAREK 243 Java Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Always alert and on the go. Helenis the girl you,ll want to know. .IEANNETTE ZARPAS 643 Water Street New York, N. Y. To parties she loves to go, W'e'll bet she swings a mean Tango. FLORENCE ZELASKOYVSKI 486 Graham Avenue Brooklyn 22. N. Y. W'e'll never forget as years go by. The real sweetheart of Textile High. NIORTIMER ZILB 25-53 Hone Avenue Bronx. N. Y. Victorious Count of Textile! DEIIOSTHENES ZIRIMIS 329 East 32 Street New York 16. Y. For he's a jolly good fellow! PHYLLIS ZOROUDES 54 Yen-milyea Avenue New York, N. Y. .4 Grecian goddess from head to toes, She sings, she writes and even seus RAYMOND ZLK 200 East 7th Street New York. N. Y. Ray will have no time for spouses, 'i l M., He'll he too busy building houses. . 1 , V X '. ' if 4 5 X e mf' 'i 'Q Q V S - v 4 t v ta. me JOSEPH ZURLA 414 West 41st Street Seems to be a genius in a mystical sort of way, His unusual personality would brighten the darkest day. MILTON ARNSTEIN 80-34 Bell Blvd. Queens Village, L. I. Like a football player, he's always kicking. ALFRED CABRAL 117 W'est 142nfl Street New York, N. Y. He is a self made man and really swell, A first rate boy and he's done well. .IAMES FULFARO 539 Maple Street Brooklyn., N. Y. W'hatever he does, he does with ease. For it is natural for him to please. WERNER COLDSTEIN 315 West 170th Street New York. N. Y. Bashful and shy. He is athletic and spry. LOUIS MARINO 23-34 26th Street Queens, N. Y. His sunny disposition keeps us from ,'Il00lllllIg, Though he's blessed with intelli- gence, hevs quite unassuming. FRED NADLER 265 Division Street New York.. N. Y. We hope Freddie doesn't have a fit.. IVhen we tell him who said it. 49 MANUEL PATIKAS 30-33 33rd Street Astoria, L. I. Heis neat, polite, and kind, He is the type that's hard to find. JOHN ACETO 1742 61st Street Brooklyn, N. Y. The piano Johnny loves to play, But heid rather be with Carmen any day. EDWARD CIECWESZ 422 44th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. By any test, He is one of the best. FRANCES CUZZI 395 Manhattan Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. A true Textilite in ever manner LY s Here is a lad who graces our banner. BURTON MEYERS 1806 Bergen Street Brooklyn, N. Y. A good sport and lots of fun, Well liked by, and known to everyone. PETER BARBERO 432 West 31 Street New York, N. Y. Always laughing, always gay, Late to section everyday. LEON BURRELL 1005 Saint Nicholas Avenue New York 22, N. Y. In the year of 1949, Leon is becoming a credit to mankind. 50 ANGELINA PRESTIGIACOMO 25 Henry Street New York, N. Y. Never gloomy, never sad, Always happy, always glad. JOSE RODRIGUEZ 111 West 101st Street New York, N. Y. Jose is the boy who's quiet and neat, His character is hard to beat. LEROY WHITE 19 West 112th Street New York, N. Y. Always happy, always gay, In the best of spirits on any day. CAMPBELL YOUNG 214 Bradhurst Street Brooklyn, N. Y. It's hard to get him started, For work and he are easily parted. JULLIETTE CABARRIEU 251 West 21st Street New York, N. Y. Sheis the girl with the big wide eyes, But donit let her fool you, sheis quite wise. HILDA COLON 496 West 136 Street New York, N. Y. A lovely girl with charming ways, Dlay she remain so all her days. JOHN DETTMER 131 Eeast 19 Street New York City, N. Y. He's just an eccentric Casanova, WIIPII it comes to girls, he takes over. DOLORES De MURA 228 Eighth Avenue New York, N. Y. Dolores tries very hard, Evidence is on her card. .IOHN FANTAUZZI 7 Monroe Street New York, N. Y. ' Always makes a lot of noise But always ready to share your joys. MANUEL GAVRAS 239 Eighth Avenue New York, N. Y. As nice as they come. As a friend or as a churn. ,lr . , .V 4 I -, . , ,I . f -' f 1 , 4 - - ANN INFFREDO , I 551 Driggs Avenue Brooklyn., N. Y. An angel with big brown eyes, She rates an awful lot of sighs. GEORGE JANDACKA 334 East 25 Street New York City, N. Y. He learned nothing and forgot that. THELMA .IIQRIN 415 West 18 Street New York, N. Y. Eager is she and anxious to please, What other virtues are better than these? MICHAEL LIBARDI 3125 Pacific Street Brooklyn, N. Y. All the girls jump for joy, Because of Nlikey, that fair haired bov. YI N rf W 4 X W f lm f f ALDO LOTITO 2963 Voorhies Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Big Aldo is quite a guy, Even though he,s rather shy. RUSSELL MULLER 3616 Bronx Blvd. Bronx, N. Y. The idol of the class, He,s been IDLE for FOUR YEARS. GEORGE PIETROCOLA 710 East 13 Street New York, N. Y. Always ready with a pun, Here's a lad that's full of fun. PIERO BAIANI 38 Leroy Street New York, N. Y. just the right blend, Student and friend. WILLIAM SARAFININK 342 East 21 Street New York, N. Y. Next Olympic Champ of the U. S. SUSAN SPADACCINE 62 Audobon Avenue New York, N. Y. Very agreeable to know, Many a friend and never a foe. CLAUDIA WILCOX 330 West 95 Street New York, N. Y. If everyone was as nice as she. W'hat a good place this world would be! 51 ROBERT ZELLER 204- West 80 Street New York, N. Y. Not onlw has he some physique. But you should see his smooth technique. GEORGIA ARMSTRONG BENEDICT BARRESI JOHN BARRETT LYNN BEYER ROBERT BOLUS DONALD COHEN BEATRICE COMBS CHARLES DRAGO VVALTER DYER JOSEPH FLOOD RICHARD GEBERT JAMES GILCHRIST 3 CAMERA SHY SELW'YN ZOBACK 116 Yves! 176 Street Bronx., N. Y. Full of pep. push and go, Thafs why people like him so RICHARD GREEN ROBERT HARRISON JOHN KEENAN JOHN KOWALCZIK CARL KUHN JOSEPH LEONE CLIFTON MANIGAULT JOSEPH MATE MILLICENT NADLER LLOYD RAINFORD ARMAND SQUADRILLE JOSEPH TANIADO PHANTASY I TEXTILE The night was cold and dreary, The lights were dim and dark, The atmosphere was eerie,- As a scream came through the park. 'cltis in Textile High, Manhattan, The frantic figure said, For in all the senior classes, The teachers were found dead. The English teacher lay motionless, In a 506116 that one would dread, For an all too heavy dictionary Had fallen on his head. An open door was discovered, There lay a body, stiff and stark For the Geometry teacher was stabbed With a compass, in the dark. An explosion broke the silence And an ope11 door disclosed The body of the Science teacher Now, forever more reposed. He had mixed together a formula But it exploded then, and he Wvas lost to the world forever Wlas it murder? Ah Z-could be! The silence was suddenly broken, By a cruel and meaningful laugh, For the Editor-in-Chief Had been struck down with a ustaiff' They found the journalism teacher In a dingy, dusty nook- She had been felled with a copy Of 46How to write a book. A hissing sound came through the air, They rushed to the place of the screams, Behold the sewing teacher's remains, For someone had split her seams. A creaking door,-a moan,-a groan, Alas! another mishap, The History teacher had been pushed Right off the face of the map. As for the Art Department teacher One too many steps she took, And to a tragic end she came. Her downfall was the unew lookf, The Music teacher departed from earth, And up to heaven she soared, She eniered the pearly gates, for she, Had been strangled with the uLost Chord. Thus one bv one the teachers were found, They thought it was over, and yet- They found the Health Education teacher Strangled in the volley ball 11et. This mystery has never been solved And though these facts are true, The murderer has never been found. I wonder, Senior,-was it you? 53 Name Aceto, Johnny Belleau, Theresa Bergen, Martin Bolles, Ado Bonsignore, Rose Butler, Darleen Cappadona, Joe Caravano, Jackie Cardinale, Rosemarie Carlson, Robert Delagado, Josephine Donavan, Jimmy Edwards, Eugene Fortham, Inez Forcillo, George Fortunato, Joe Goldberg, Louis Iannello, Salvatore Imbrogno, Bertha Janoff, Larry Jefferson, William Kahn, Bernice Kriss, ,lean Lombardi, Eddie Mahoney, George F ORTY-NINE Pastime Composing Loom Walking with a certain girl Basketball Sleeping Swimming Playing ball Bowling Listening to music Meeting girls Dancing Swimming Fibbing Apartment hunting Newspaper work Sybil School politics Lynn Knitting Janet Girls of course ,Ioking Hearing 6'Stardust Girls Who knows ? Destination Carnegie Hall Gossip Columnist Army Fame 81 Fortune Work Motherhood Sky's the limit Pin boy Marriage Work Marriage Coney Island To niake nloney Marriage To grow To graduate Congress Storm Troopers Marriage Pres. of corporation Have a harem Acting Tropical Isle -2 -2 -2 -2 Manhood HFORTY-NINERS Name Mayock, Helen Murphy, Thomas Natale, Margaret Nunez, George Ochlan, Mike Patikas, Manny Percespe, Sal Piering. Gerard Pietrocola. George Pshevlotski, Bob Ross, Teresa Sanchireco, Nick Santorelli, Chris Scarmato, Anthony Sclafani, Joe Selkow, Sydney Shannon, Bob Syler, John Tanzi, Onofrio Taylor, Melvin Torrellas, Carmen Ugalde, Irma Van Der Linden, August Zarpas, Jean Pastime Booting at games Cracking lllltS Going with Al Buying clothes Haunting Halls Growing moustache Peeling grapes Racing cars Edith and Ginger Weiglit lifting Boys Drawing Piano playing Drawing Music Models Journalism Assayer Making meat halls Track Johnny, Johnny, J ol11n1y Laughing National Guard Dancing Destination Private secretary Midget in circus Marriage Hollywood Usher Old age To sell grape juice To marry Helen Getting married Mr. America Hollywood Career as artist President local 802 Park Avenue Band leader Designer Editor Gold miner Heaven Poor rich n1a11 Large family Glamour girl Engineer Marry rich man 5:1 fiixl I ap JJSGANGA I ATHLETE N. Ko 51:5 i3E5T' DRESSED to-oy? F.:-MDLER Q - -:QQ :fif sg: U Si , '1 A DEIIP Lb E , 532 1-, E ,,,1 v 4 c H RR A c 1 EQ V. F ANEu..n CLASS VEST C.FATOVlCl-l M0 sr Lmeayro .S UCEE 0 rennu R.TARnh'TlNQ UG LO I--. ...--,,,,,.-D UEST DRE GIRL CCROSBIE' JW an 5102, W, ETHEL SANG05 Mosf POPULAR Gnu, L' W AN 'r ED ,' H ' , fmyf 1 V Wm zz' A ' , 4? MUST LIKELY TO svcsso racy: 52.08105 ' . GENsu5 e.MuRm-xy P RETTI EST G-lug R. MARRE Q' 1 9 gx 5 A MQ QA., ' ff V, WWW l My 1 EQ: A . few ,. W ' ' ' ,ig '-,. ' ' - W g f !'4U5iC.l AN CLASS MNT R. AMER L VERVACHENI ACTRE5 5 HANDSDME-'ST aol: VALMER CLASS FLIRT C BEFZN ST MO 5'1 POPULAR Boy VJAN TE D . NUGENT GNAND0 7 'f hw W9 nga-milf! Mosf LXKEO By 'reno-42115 M. JUSTILH c.LAS'SkwoLr: X Cf-BHWBO CY? r-'f J -'Aff-'J SENIOR PROPHECY The June day was warm and Tex Tileson was drowsy as the teacher raved on and on. Soon Tex was Min tl1e arms of Morpheusf' This slumber was broken by the 11oises of the year 1969. Because he knew nobody in 1969, he decided to go to a double feature with a newsreel, cartoon, and a stageshow at the Loom Theater. There, he recognized some of his fellow seniors. The show commenced as he entered. The film was '4Hamlet and Eggs co-starring Ross Cafaro and Larysa Kukrycka with Ira Schulman. This dramatic production was followed by the newsreel. Upon the screen flashed the headlines: Senator Lou Goldberg con- ducts a tllree-day filibuster on the C. O. P. CGeneral Organization Pricesj. The next headline said HGenius John Bubany invents an electric cat-catcher and revolutionizes the catsup industry. Next came the fashion parade which featured uThe Bold Look designed by Marie Bonocore and modeled by gracious Ethel Sangos. 66People In The News told of that week's celebrities: Rosemary Marre had been adjudged Miss America by the beauty critic. The Hlgnoblei' journalism prize had been awarded to Theresa Belleau, author of the gossip column 44Terry's Talesf' The extra read: Olympic Game Champs: track, Lloyd Rainfordg baseball, Robert Oxios: swimming, Nick Koscs and Eddie Walsh: and a new Olympic feature, basketball, won by Pat O'Shaughnessy, Ado Bolles, and Soto Christy. A 11ew Sganga Textoon starring 6GZuk the Duckw had the audience rolling ill the aisles. The added attraction was MThe Frus- trated Press starring tcbattlingw Bob Shannon breaking up the rackets of Count Zilb, the Crusher, and Murderous Marty Bergen. After tl1at spine tingling epic came the stage show. In upois-en : George Forcillo, comedian of the year. Vocalist: Hankie Rosenfeld, the velvet foghorn, was accompanied by Be-bop Broderick bouncing 011 the ivories. When HHamlet and Eggsi' started recooking. Tex yelled, HOh no! a11d woke up in his class. The End P. S.: Tex flunkerl 58 LAST ILL AN TESTAM W7 e tl1e gold diggers of '49, weary after our four year journey. declare tl1is statement to be carried out as our wishes designate. C' If gold is discovered after we leave, our share is to be contributed to removing all black boards and re- placing thenl with some television screens. Mr. Mr. Hr. Mr Mr We bequeath the following to the said persons: Kaplan: Duz to wash the blood from the ceiling. Grossman: A box of 350 Corona Coronas. Rosenfeld: A group of students who meet honor class standards. Connery: A book of paper dolls for future cutters. Hirch: 100 shares of watered stock. Mrs. Claxton: Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Herman: A magnifying glass to check late passes. Seventh Term Juniors: May the teachers have mercy on their souls as they did 1lOt have on ours. Sophonlores and Freshies: The 11erve shattered faculty. We conclude. and in the presence of witnesses, affix the seal of the senior class of 1949. r ,-,' , 2. 11,5 ,V- fffif GRADE DVISERS Milton Grossman Helen Snitow Alexander Taffel SECTION OFFICERS Boys 8-1 Harold King 3-2 Clarence Mack 8-3 Mary T. Foley 3-4 Walter DeMott 3-5 Samuel Meliizer 8-6 John Meehan Girls SA Mary Dulgllerov 8C Mrs. Dorothy Orland SB Clarissa Zons 7-5 George Stumpp 1 , Q- f, 55 ' 2? ' s ,fvQ W E T6 1 fitf Eu r X N -' 'P Q7 0 .,. f hl s -' I - 1 1-,.-. i ff -2-gs A- 'A . .. 60 L L Q FAREWELL- Our high sehool days are over . . . yet let us not feel sad and depressed. The years we've spent there have been pleasant ones. ln years to eome. memories will bring smiles to our faees and joy to our hearts. Perhaps for the first time in our lives we now fully realize what leaving sehool mears. Soon we'll be faeing a eompletely new and unknown world. a world with problems and tasks squarely faeing us. No longer will we have the teaehers who have so patiently and willingly guided us through our sehool years. No longer can we rely on their good judgment and kind advice. for we are leavigg them behind us. Now we'll have to rely on our own judgment. our own sense of direetion to see us through our future years. Wve. who graduate today. say farewell to you. Textile. We say it with mixed emotions. perhaps a little fearful of our future yet we are eager to earry out our duties as eitizens of a world that will he what we make it. We leave you. Textile. and yet we'll never forget you. W'e'll never really leave you. for you're part of Us now. and eaeh one of us is taking away a part of you in his heart. Perhaps weire also leaving with you a little bit ol' eaeh of us. Farewell Textile.-we leave you with the knowledge that you'll eonti ue lo turn out good and useful eitizens-eitizens who will lie really and willing to elimh the fliflieult paths ahead. eitizens who will be alrle to lead our wonderful eountry to greater glory and perhaps guide and lead the people of the world to lasting peaee. I Cpl t f I I ARTHUR STUDIOS Official Photographer june 1949 Class 49 WEST 46th STREET New York, N. Y. SPECIAL RATEQ T0 QTUDENTQ v' ' A. The high mark of fine class 'ewelr I Like your own class. generations of graduates have eonlidently Chosen graduation rings hearing the D 81 C mark of high quality. Since 1898 such rings have been proudly worn hy the members of thousands of classes, assured hy our made rightw guarantee that their rings exemplified the hest in design. material. Work- manship - and value. Look for the D 81 C mark on class and fraternity jewelry. 1 4 I t 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8 - BOSTON ' NEW ORLEANS. 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