Stuyvesant High School - Indicator Yearbook (New York, NY)

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,- S , ffl J W E Wi - - .9 4 M , 52? ll ' X55 5 V xg.. j A . - l -.1 Q . , 1 -1 ERNEST R. VON NARDROFF, EM., Columbia, D.Sc., St. Lawrence, Principal. ADMINISTRATION MURRAY BRUCE, B.A., Columbia, Secretary. AARON GERMANN, B.A., C.C.N.Y. .JULIUS PHILIPS, A.B., Syracuse. HENRY H. SHANHOLT, BS., IXfl.A., Columbia. ARTHUR SILVERMAN, AB., C.C.N.Y. 1 GEORGE j. WEINSTOCK, AB., C.C.N.Y. MORRIS ZATZ, BS., N.Y.U. ENGLISH FREDERICK HOUK LANV. AB., Amherst, Alvl., Columbia, Pl'1.D., N.Y.U.3 Chairman. CHARLTON ANDREWS, Pl'1.B., Dc Pauw University, University of Paris, M.A., Harvard, University of Chicago. MURRAY BRUCE, B.A., Columbia. HENRY DAVIDOFF, B.A.. C.C,N.Y. JOHN I DONOHUE, B.S., NIA., Columbia. ISIDOR GLOTZER, B.S., C.C.N.Y.g LLB., N.Y.U. EMANUEL GOLD, B.A., C.C.N.Y. IMAX I-IORVVITZ, B.A., C.C.N.Y., LLB., N.Y. Law School, A.IXfI., Columbia. THOINIAS IT. KANE, B.A., Sr. joseph. PETER G. KAPLAN, B.A., Columbia, NIA., N.Y.U EDNVIN KELLY, B.S., M.A., Columbia. JOSEPH L. LIGHTCAP, A.B., C.C.N.Y. .JAMES P. IVIARSTON, B.A., Columbia. LAZARUS E. MARKS, BS., M.A., Pl'1.IX4., Columbia, WlI.LIAM L. MILLER, BS., C.C.N.Y. IOSEPH PEARLMAN, B.S., Columbia. . ORON E. RICHARDS, AB., De Pauw University. University of Paris, A.lVI., Columbia, FRANK STADLER. AB.. C.C.N.Y. SAMUEL SCHUMAN, BS, C.C.N.Y. BENjAMIN M. STEIGIVIAN, B.S., C.C.N.Y.g M.A., N.Y.U. SIDNEY A. SWARTZ, B.A., C.C.N.Y. ' GEORGE B. TENNANT, Pl1.D., Yale. PHILIP D. VVECHSLER, M.A., Columbia. FRANK M. WHITEHALL, B.A., Adelphi, LLB., B.j.D., St. Lawrence, In charge of mornini session. FELIX SPER, A.B,, C.C.N.Y.5 M.A., Columbia. CHARLES ELSTEIN, AB., A.M., Columbia. ' l Cn

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Stuyvesant Boys and The War 'f:':':f Country entered the war with no territorial or other selfish ambition, but solely for the purpose of establishing, upon a Firm foundation, Li i1AY.1ilJ International Law and a respect for the rights of all nations, Like the knight-errant of old we are battling for righteousness and for the relief of the oppressed, and like these knights of old our prayers must be for un- bounded courage, for disregard of all personal comforts, and for absolute loyalty. ln this hrst year of the war, Stuyvesant boys have done much toward winning their spurs. Cn the eve of our entrance into this great conflict our auditorium was crowded with Stuyvesant boys, eager to declare their solemn support of our President and Congress in the decis- ion they were about to make. No one who was present will ever forget the impressiveness of that ceremony. And to that noble resolution Stuyvesant has ever been faithful. United like brothers we have helped the cause in every way within our power. We have denied ourselves pleasure in order to buy Thrift Stamps and Liberty Bonds, we have by our patriotic appeals induced others to buy stamps and bonds, and we have secured in our school more than a hundred per cent. membership in the Red Cross. We have constructed, in our shops, hundreds of articles of many kinds for use in the hospitals at the front. The special concert given by the Orchestra and Glee Club for the benefit of the Red Cross was so largely oversubscribed that it had to be repeated. And now I learn that some of our classes are assuming the responsibility of caring for individ- ual fatherless children in France, this is a beautiful work and is so intimate that it touches the heart. Lastly, there have gone forth into the very midst of the battle many hundreds of Stuyvesants sons, some on the seas, some in the trenches, some aloft in the clouds, some close behind the lines as engineers or in hospitals. Many of these, We know it must be, will never return. But all, loyal Americans as they are, will faithfully perform their duty, and those who return, will return with honor. God bless the boys of Stuyvesant! 5u,..24'C.Q. U-19-aytahtcbt 15

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THE FACULTY MATHEMATICS WILLIAIXI E. BRECKENRIDCE, AB.. A,IXfI.. YaIe:Chairm111. RICHARD IVIILLS ANDREWS. A.B.. Bowcloin: A.IXfI., I-Izirizzrtl. EARL S. .-XUCSBIIRY. A.B.. Hamilton College. I-IL CH H. BARCUS, B.S.. Purdue. TI-IOIXIAS C. CHENEY. AB.. Hamilton: A.N'I.. Pcl.IXI.. N.Y.L. ,IOHN P. CLARK. AB., Cornell, KIOSEPH S. CORBETT. AB.. AM.. Columbia. CHARLES F. CORNELL. AB., Columbia. FORREST A. DE CRAFF. B.A.. A.IXfI.. Columbia. MORRIS DIANIOND. AB.. Cornell. ERIXEST j. DURIQEE. PIWB.. Hamilton. FLOYD NI. FERNALD, AB.. Syracuse Uuversity. ISIDORE CINSBERC, B.S.. lX'I.A., Columbia. ARTHL R CLI ICOSKI. lX'I.E.. Cornell. MAIQRICE C. HEINRIQUES, B-.A,. C.C.N.Y. ML RR.-XY LEVENTHAL. BA.. C.C.N.Y.1 lDd.R'I.. AIA.. Columbia: CHARLES W. IYIARSIION, AB.. Bowcloin. DONALD F. PAC-E. BA., Dartmouth: A.IXfI.. Columbia. NATHANIAL H. PEPIS. BS.. N.Y. State College Ior Teziclwers. XVILLIAINI S. SACHS. BA., Yale: NIA., Columbia. HENRY H. SIEIANI-IOLT. BS.. NIA.. Columbia. NATHAN SILBERSTEIN. B.A.. NIA.. Columbia. CHARLES SINDELAR. BS.. C.C.N.Y. -ILILILS ZIIVIIVIERIXII.-'XN. B.S.. C,C.N.Y. PHYSICS RAYNIOXJD B, BROXVWLEE, BA.. Ro:n22tef1 Clmirnivfz IOSEPH C. BAIER. B.S.. Rutgers. DAX- IS LEE BAKER. Pl'1. B.. Allred University. ABRAHAIW COHEN. BS.. Columbia. OLIN NIERRET I--XCOBS. Ph. B.. Syracuse: IXIA., Harvard. LESLIE A. jOHNSON, BS., St. Lawrence. JACOB LIEBERIVIAN, B.S., C.C.N.Y. CORNELIUS W, LOCKXVOOD. BS., Harvarclg NIA.. Columbia. HOXVARD W. IVIOTT, E.E,, Polytechnic Institute. CLARENCE H. SANFORD, Pl'1B., Yale. JOHN C. CROOIVIE, Pl'1.B., A.IVI.. Dickinson College. CHEMISTRY ROBERT W. FULLER. AB., ANI., Harvardg Chairman. ,JOSEPH G. BAIER, BS.. Rutgers. ROBERT A. BRICYHT, PI'1B., Yale. WILTON B. BRUNDAGE, BS., Syracuse. CHARLES I-I. ELLARD, B,A.. IVIA., Columbia. SAIVIUEL H. ELLNER, B.S., IVIA., N.Y. State College for Teacher LESLIE A. JOHNSON. B.S.. St. Lawrence. ALBERT KINOY, BS., Columbia. BAYARD B. RODIVIAN. AB., Columbia. LOUIS I SAN, AB., Columbia. WILLIAIVI C. UI-II.,ICw, Pl'1B., Pl'1.D,. Columbia. '- I7