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

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30 lA? C1055 0 Clfllflaldg In the long chain of friendships it has been my good fortune to experience, there have been many linksfesome steel, some silver, some goldusome as delicate as a breath. All, however, have brought me the deep satisfaction which only real friendship affords. It is as a friend that I like to feel I am regarded by many generations of Stuyvesant men. Teacher, coach, friendf-chemistry, basketball, devotion: these are not wholly unrelated. Chemistry may have its ninety-two elements: basketball may have its countless complexities, friendship is a simple thing for all who hold it dear. Sports and studies tap the same resources in menecourage, cooperation, understanding, endurance, enthusiasm. Athlete and student are both judged by the thoroughness with which they shoulder their responsibilities and work out their results. As your friend, may I earnestly try to impress upon you that youkand we here at Stuyvesant-will be judged by our accomplishments. You may erect towers which the world will admire or bridges which the world will use, you may dig into the mysteries of the laboratory, or, through literature, of the human mind. Yet your building will eventually be torn down: your bridges wrecked, perhapsy your experiments disprovedg your book forgotten in the dust of library shelves. Why then should you study? Why plan? Why train for the gridiron or court, the drafting-table or the transit, the consulting room or office? All this you do for your innermost self. All this you do for a sound mind in a sound body. You do it all for the satisfaction of doing it well. There is as much of a thrill in knowing the right answer to a question as in dropping a ball neatly through a basket, in knowing the best way of solving a real problem as in piercing the defense of an opposing team, in securing your own unspoken approbation as in earning the cheers of a gallery. Out of both your studies and your sports should come a sound way of thinking and a sound way of feeling called sportsmanship. Out of your contacts with faculty and fellow-students should emerge the realization that among them-sharing your experiences and your growth-are true friends. Come back to Stuyvesant from time to time to renew your friendships. It will be a warming experience for you-- as it is to us--to greet the faculty, not as teachers, but as individuals who are sincerely your well-wishers. You will find former classmates grown to new stature, as you meet them in the halls where you once shared your good times. Come back to show us that you still have the spirit of Stuyvesant in your hearts, the spirit that o'er-leaps obstacles as it reaches from the stars. Your friend, Qigiit STUYVESANT

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ACKERMAN. AARON C.C.N.Y. Doctor Banish the doctor and you expel the friend. ADESSO, PHILIP Senior Orchestra, Assembly Orchestra C.C.N.Y. B.S. Degree Music is well said to be the speech ot angels. AHLERT. RICHARD Class President N.Y.U. Chemical Engineer Smoke and blood is the mix of steel. Au-:xANm-: HRQIN ' iff M, 'iS l cholarsliip ,' Vice- e ident Bunsen '.' 'Q 5 fvlellie . ciety, Math Ti Camarafggb, -Honor Roll CORNELL ' , , ' Chemist A man Isgzvliat he lcnowetlhf' ALEXANDER, ROBERT Arista, Exec. Comm. Historical Society, Vice-pres. Law and Debating Society, lournalism Society, Pan-Amer ican Society, Silver Scholarship Pin. Friendship is Equality. Promote Pan4Americanism. ALFANO, ANTHONY A. Fencing Team, Track Team, Cross Country Team, Pan- American Society, Park Squad, lournalism Society, Students' Committee, Honorable Mention Essay Contest. QUEENS Teacher Knowledge is power. ALIER, LOUIS Track Team, ross Country Team, Pan-American So- ciety. 2 ' C.C.N.Y. Friendship is the most valuable possession in life. ALI NA, BEN rista, Track-Jeam, ountr Team, Winged ' Oot Club, A , Pan-American Society, History lub. F QM Art Teacher rt pour l'art. I ALLEN. CHARLES Fencing Squad, Caliper Staff, G.O. Rep., Tratiic Squad, Class Pres., Honor Roll. STEVENS Mechanical Engineer ' W No better than you should be. ALTMAN, EUGENE Radio Club. COOPER UNION Radio Engineer Honest in his actions, refined in his language. AIVIOROSIA, CARMELO QUEENS Electrical Engineer He shall light the way. ANDERSON, ALLAN A. President of the Band, Senior Orchestra, Assembly Orchestra, Field Band, Concert Band, Assembly Band. PRATT INSTITUTE Artist Seraphs share with the knowledge, but Art, O man is thine alone. Ten STUYVESANT