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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

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In it were reflected the years of untiring effort in the field of education as the strong, yet kindly principal of Stuyvesant High School. lt is rare that a man of such qualities can be foundg rarer still that all those traits be so directed as to bring such good to all about him. In spite of his poor health, he was active in a great number of widely separated fields. War effort organizer, teacher, principal, and innumerable other titles fitted him perfectly. Yet with all of his interests, Stuyvesant and its students were the cause nearest his heart. Largely through his efforts the high standards of the school were maintained and Stuyvesant was given a name which is almost without equal. He was always ready and willing to talk things over with a student. With Mr. Wilson there was always considerations--always a friendly and sympathetic attitude. 'llhe firm hand has indeed left us, but the spirit remains forever with Stuyvesant. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM J 1. MR. J. G. NEUMARKER As an indicalion of our apprvciatinn and admiration for his invaluable airl and inslrlwlinn, me thx- Class of January, 1944. prowdly dedicatv THE INDICATOR to Mr. John C. lvl'Illnlll lf0l'. The value of the service lm has rendered to Sluyzfvsanl nannm easily be m,vasu.red by words. We. therefore. lake this opportunity In express our boundless gratitude for his unselyQsh and uncvasing efforts. Deep Craven Cn Each Heart ' For many years past. we teachers have found it pleasant and fitting to speed departing students with utterances about the bright and immediate opportu- nities that await them in the world outside our doors. Probably over this space of time, there is a phrase or at least a word to match every receding foothall. It was easy to tallx when skies were bright and un- troubled and the vastness of space separated one people's troubles from another's. But another year has rolled around and yet an- other age. And here you stand on the threshold of your school and here am I. keenly aware that no reference to the classics. no neatly turned phrase-W -nothing from the past is worth repeating. Rather cling tenaciously to the conviction that in the near future all those things you so rightly desire will he at hand and life will resume its ev- en course. But grim as your purpose now, graven in each of your hearts must remain the ful- some picture of the peace-loving America in which Stuyvesant has prepared you to live with security and dignity. Do what you must do now and get it done quickly. Remember your well-loved land endures unchanged, and no matter what intervenes, there is never too little time left to dig your fingers into her rich soil and find there what you are destined to find. what can I tell you now? Wllat can I say when the rumble of gulls encompasses the earth and echoes and re-echoes in every heart? Where are the words to explain the sorrow already etched in so many faces? I wish so devoutly that I might speak of fun and frolic and good jobs and fine homes f-material things which are your heritage, your birthright. l wish l might spa-zilt too. of the many and wondrous things that make America the finest place on earth. Instead my task must be grimly realistic. l must admonish you first of all to he strong of heart and mind. Many of you will he called upon to take up the sword in defense of an ideal which this nation and her allies has determined is the only fair and proper basis for the establishment of postwar life. Un your shoulders rests the burden. In your minds dwells the unswerving determination and in your strength lies the guaranty of victory. , It is not simple to put aside eten for a little, the dreams of youth establishment in your chosen pro- fession or pursuit of higher learning. But all this and more may become necessary and l therefore t must urge you as your friend to steel yourself against impatience. Sincerely, ' JOHN fl. Nl'iVNlAliKlCfi we W ,fm -1, INDICATOR EDITORS ' RICHARD A. KATZ Editor-in-Chief GERALD DAVIDSON Associate Editor HERBERT KovALsRY Photography Editor Rxcmnn S. SCHLANG Technical Editor BERNARD B Business Manager RALPH L. GILLEN Managing Editor MYRON LEVBARG Associate Editor ARTHUR GIORCHINO Art Editor NORMAN BRUCKS Technical Editor ARROW DR. JOSEPH T. SHIPLFY Faculty Adviser PF' ES- dk k fl INDICATOR STAFF C23 eo Moscowitz ,lay Bernstein Avner Feldman lsrael Spiegel George Leven Leonard Weiss Sol Weissman Richard Stern Harold Kaplan ,lohn Keane Julius Greenberg Arthur Sc-lireier Bertil Axelson Edward Brosowsky Simeon Feigen William Honig Alex Fajerstein Boris fllllbvlillll Gary Goldstein Georges Zyllierkweit Bob Tauss Robert Rosenblum 9 N Ta 533 25 . AP? 5 5 H 'Z 5 Q X ' .Q f. .t 1 X ,Q 1 ,-M' . ., W X Q y sy, A x 5 f W - M e y. J ' ,. Y ' ,ill ff, - H Q1 . . i 35 5- -- Q - A54 'tw S5 5 fffi ' ' sf , f' 5 535 Q - , . - - ,, . A - wfiszx fx Y . Xi -gig'-x+'1q. x .gx L . ,,..k WL S.: r, NX xii ms, 13 - ,S A S- E2 X V 1 P Mx. Q. kg .112 E, , . ,:.r' -' Qi ' Si i JS Liv ' f ,gi 5 . ffif' Q - QS 3 ,sgyxxifwzl 7 KS gg-:Q i 2 U W ,s , 2 Q f ' f?,Wi?k-RV? 5 f 1 W www .5 Lgpx, X iii, -,ww N-PM - ..,.. Wifi .. 5 -..R 'K Qi N 4. I-1- T :ai sv W M as X. Sf ax 1 JOHN P, CLARK, Acting Principal 12 ' N For Surpossing Wealth Unspoken At the time of the writing of this message the ultimate outcome of this war for the protection of democratic ideals and for the protection of civilization at large seems to be fairly certain. We all hope that it will come sooner than anticipated or expected. To date. twenty-three of your number have entered the Armed Forces since the beginning of this term. Great credit is due them for this action. It is fortunate that boys who graduate from Stuyvesant are, on the average, six months or a year younger than the graduates of schools who do not select their boys. This makes your decision in the matter of entering the Armed Forces much easier. However, I wish to bring to your attention a very important con- sideration. For the next fifty years, beginning immediately after the close of the war, the world will need men of broad vision, good education. and specialized training. men who can help in planning as well as in shaping the world to come. For this reason I believe that it is most important for you to remain in school as long as you possibly can. The world will need statesmen, engineers, doctors, scientists, economists, in fact, men of special training in many fields. Upon you will depend the straightening out of the present terrible conditions in the world and upon you will depend the con- tinuance of peace and happiness in the world. Think these things over carefully and decide wisely. JOAN. Q a Acting Principal 1 3 Shall Be Founc I Mn. lflzowu C. PANUSKA MR. JACOB WORTMAN .'1llllllIllSll'lllllf'l' ,4x.vislan.1 Arllninistrafivo Assistanl TVIR. MARTIN ACKERMAN Dk. JOSEPH T. SHIPLEY Dean of Senior Class Faculty Advisor of Senior Class ' 'WRT' i '-STM -dw. 11'- f ::5f ' ' ' ' X ' r ' w ' J 'L L Q A ' uv' :'+t'U1f, fAfmz:'4 if, 'W e -1 fic if v , 5g'5me fa '74 -Gtgifofp .f W 'Mg ff , Unwclvering True HUBERT H. HART S. L. BERMAN English Mathematics 'KLEXANDER EFRON DOUGLAS G. BOVVDEN ROBERT- TOLLE Physica Chemistry Biology f 5? t l HAROLD M. SCHABACKER CINCINATO LACUARDIA MAGNA A. MEYER 'A. BENTON-GnEEN Latin Italian and French Spanish and German Mechanical Drawing N A 3 I .-A 5. .ii Asn. 221423: in A fi? 54 li ,yi V A ai .. QA 421. 1 V2 .1, A . L fi-iz ,t. , its .ge + 1 s I: AK w 1. -ef 4 4 1 , I-L, 155 ,HE ' - , f .1 5, 1 . , RSA f ,lk Q .' ' . 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V. bf if-I ' j 5 Let Us Pledge In Word and Deed We, the Class of January, 1944, having finished four or more years of delightful study in Stuyvesant High School, do hereby bequeath the following to those who must remain in this revered institution after we have departed to occupy our various stations in life fTimes Square, Grand Central, Pennsylvaniaj : To DR. SHIPLEY: A Senior Class and an Indicator half as good as oursf?j. p To DR. EFRDN: An electron. To MR. LEIBEL: A picture of himself that will appear. To MR. LEAVITT: uYou said it! To MR. ASTRACHAN: A good essay, short story, and a poem to use as a model for his special writing classes. To MR. ZUCKERMAN: Another 2071 of the stock in the Acey- Ducey Hand Laundry. To MR. GOLBERT: A medical and dental completion note from every Senior. To MR. RODMAN: A quiet hall outside room 207. To MR. PAUSE: Another dancing partner. To MR. HART: A life subscription to PM. To THE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT BODY: A million-dollar annex, co-ed. In witness thereof we subscribe our names this tenth day of January, The Class of 19411 Witnessed : Gerald Davidson Myron Levbarg Ralph L. Gillen .15 18 FN.: - Um Lgzllcwg gain! - fa SAMUEL ABRAHAMS Bronze Scholarship Pi Hon- or Roll. WILLI M ADLER Arislag Presidenl ol Eleclri- cal Sociely: Presidenl of Eleclrical Sel-Up Squad: Science Associaliong Bank Squad: Gold Scholarship Pin: Ivlalh Sociely: Honor Roll. HAROLD AFRAN Assislanl in Employmenl Ol- lice: Honor Roll. N.Y.U. VICTOR ALBANESE Handball am: Eleclrical Sociely: B ze Scholarship ': Silver cholarship Pin: Hmr R Bank Represen- Ialive. i y Corps. Br Iech I LOUIS C. ALTO 4'rh Term Form Pres.: 4I'h Term Class Presidenl: 5+h Term Class Presidenl: Slair- case Service Ivlonilor: Fire and Chemical Squad. Slevens InsI'iI'u+e HENRY ANDRUSKAVICH Viclory Corps. Uniied S+a+es Navy RICHARD I. APPLETON Baseball Team: Malh Help Class: French Club: Honor Roll: Viclory Corps: Service Pin. Cooper Union EDWARD ARONSON Secrerary of Firsl Aid So- ciely: Caplain ol Air Raid Squad: Biology Club: Red Cross Represenlalive: Assis' lanl Edilor ol Science Bulle- lin: Science Associalion: Bas- kefball Team: Speclalor: Scholarship Pin: Service Pin. AARON ASHKENAZY Office Squad: SIudenI's Commilfee: Bank Squad. Ci'ry College x BERTIL Arisla: Tea Club: Tor. e r. Orcheslra: Gold Schol- Roll. Repre- R p.: J Engineer RAYMOND AMATO Vicior Cor s. Y P Army JOSEPH BACKER Capiain oi Senior Baslceiball Team: Vicrory Corps: Jour- nalism Sociely: Dance Club: Archiiecrural Socieiy: Siu- denis Commiiiee: Training Corps: Farm Cadei. Armed Forces MURRAY BANDEL Naviga+ion Socieiy: Service Squad: Vicrory Corps: Pre- Session Squad. Ci+y College JOSEPH BARONE BERNARD BARROW Arisra: Pres. Dramaiic So- ciery: Pres. Broadcasi Guild: Glee Club: Adveriising Manager oi lndicaror: Busi- ness Manager of Speciaior: Class Pres.: Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll: Viclory Corps: All Ciiy High School Worlc- shop. . Wisconsin v ALDO BARSOTTI Elecirical Socieiy: Office Squad. N.Y.U. Engineering JOHN BATES Viclory Corps. Manhaffan Aeronaufical Engineer ROBERT BAUER Sludenrs Commilree: Class Vice-Pres.: Capfain of Base- ball and Baslcerball Teams in 3rd, 4'rh, 5+h and 61h Terms. Brooklyn Polyfech GERALD BAYLIN Hisrory Sociery: Laboraiory Ass r: Marh Aid: War Srarnp Salesman: Fire and Chemical Squad. Army Specialized Training MT wax .BE avig on S .- - ' i 37CS iHw MILTON BECK Presidenr of Firsr Aid So- cieryi Secy. of Science As- socialion: Training Corps: Silver Scholarship Pin: Rep. Jr. Red Cross: Caprain of Alerl Squad: Usher Squad: Honor Roll: Medical So- ciery: Dance Club. Johns Hopkins HERBERT BENDER Bunsen Chemical Socieiy: Firsr Aid Sociery: Engineer- ing Sociery: Srudenfs Com- miiiee: Honor Roll: Silver Scholarship Pin: Class Secy.: Viciory Corps: Dance Club: Elecrrical Sociery: Alerl Squad. Cooper Union WILLIAM BENIK Radio Club. C.C.N.Y. JOSEPH BENUS Speclaior Circulalion Serv- ice: Honor Roll: Viclory Corps. N.Y.U. HOWARD BERGER Firsl' Aid Clubi Firsl Aid Alerl Squad: Medical So- ciely: Sludenls Commillee: Inlramurals: Scholarship Pin: Dance Club. C.C.N.Y. LAWRENCE BERGER Dance Club: lnlramurals: Viclory Corps: Sludenls Commiliee. C.C.N.Y. Mechanical Engineer MARTIN BERGMAN Jr. Swimming Team: Camera Club: Presidenl of Nalural I-lislory Sociely: Chemislry Club: Malh Aid: Firsl Aid Squad: lnlramurals: Viclory Corps: Gym Leader. Michigan Radio Officer, Merchan+ Marine JACK BERGSTEIN Orcheslra: Medical Sociely: Eleclrical Sociely: Physics Club: Silver Scholarship Pin. STANLEY BERK MILTON L. BERKO News Edilor ol Speclalor: Presidenl ol Dance Club: Usher Squad: G. O. Ballol- ing Commillee: Journalism Club: Gold Service Pin: Bronze Scholarship Pin: Hon- or Roll: lndicalor: Bunsen Chemical Sociely: Viclory Corps. Ohio S+a+e Mechanical Engineer BERNARD BERKOWITZ JOHN BERNHARDT Malh Sociely: Caliper Slall: Caplain ol Audilorium Serv- ice Squad: Honor Roll. N.Y.U. ALVIN BERNS Honor Roll: Service Squadi Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. JAY H. BERNSTEIN Arisla: Assl. Edilor Indica- Ior: Caliper Edilorial Board: Co-Caplain Usher Squad: Vice-Presidenl Physics So- ciery: Firsl Aid Club: Malh Aid Squad: Mimeograph Squad: Honor Roll: Gold Service Pin: Gold Scholar- ship Pin: Lunchroom Squad: Biology Club. Columbia Medicine JULIUS BESSELMAN Bronze Scholarship Pin: Class Secreiary: Honor Roll: Viciory Corps. C.C.N.Y. Chemical Engineering JOHN BILKA Varsiiy Foofball Team! Touch Down Club. lnira- murals. Columbia Universlfy Engineering MANNIE BLOCK Jr. Chemical Socieiy: Slu- denfs Commiffee: Vicrory Corps. U. S. Navy BURTON BLOOM Conceri Band: Field Band: Orches+ra. N.Y.U. LEONARD BLOOM Training Corps: Siudenfs Commiffee: Camera Club: Banlc Represeniaiive. Army Air Corps JERRY BLOOM Service Pin: Lieufenanf of Service Squad: Swimming Squad: Scholarship Pin: Maih Office Secreiaryi Mimeograph Squad: Track Squad: lniramurals: Nomi- naring Commiiiee: Speciaior E Represenraiive: Ari Club: Viciory Corps. Aviafion Cadei BE T I LU G l lono R Scholar- ship Pin u nis Commii- +ee: lnfr urals. Michiga Archifecfural Engineer ALEX BLUMENBERG Vicrory Corps. Army MURRAY BRANDSTEIN Honor Roll: 'Dance Club: lniramurals Training Corps: Navigaiion Socieiy. C.C.N.Y. 0 www-11471 fi DONALD BRAUN iFm+b a era Cha-qs nive iy FRANCIS BRICE ARTH U R BRODSHATZER Viciory Corps: Lafin Soci- eiy Brooklyn Poly+ech BRUCE BROOKER Advanced Chemislry Soci- efy: Elecirical Sociely: Oul- door Life Socieiy: Silver Scholarship Pin: Siudenis Commirfee. N.Y.U. Medicine EDWARD S. BROSOWSKY Arisiag Laiin Club: Caliper Sraff: Chess Club: lndicalor Sialf: Viciory Corps: Class Secreiary: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. NORMAN BRUCKS risla: Edifor-in hiel of -fgiiipegf: Id gm ip 'i : las Vice-Pre denit Bank Re esenfa ivjfpec- 'ralor presenra ive: Roll CE+Qq!B rd og Bunse emical Socieiyi Technical Edin' oi Indica- ior. , L Army Speci Cqrginiirqj Program GEORGE BUBALO Baseball Team. U. S. Navy BRANISLAV BUCENEC Class Vice-Presidenri Spec- Taior Represenialive. JAMES BURNS Arisla: Presidenl of Lafin Sociefy: Ediror of Rosiia: Sludenrs Commiliee Gold Scholarship Pin: Office Squad: Model Airplane Proiecr. Universify of Virginia ARTHUR BURSTEIN Assislanr Manager Basker- ball Team: Docror Baslcefball Team: lnframurals: S'ruclen+s Commifiee. C.C.N.Y. FRANK CACERES Class Vice-President Aero- plane Club: Training Corps. Army Air Corps FIL CAGGIANO Class President Senior Council: Prom Commiliee. U. S. Marines MICHAEL A. CARICATO Fooiball Team: Touchdown Club: Glee Club: Journal- ism Club. Bucknell Universiiy CHARLES CARY Capiain of lnlramural Bas- lce+ball Team: Co-Cap+ain of Inlramural SoT+ball Team. Howard Universify, Army Air Corps MONROE CARSON Salvage Commirfee: Office Assisfanr Honor Roll: Gold Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. LOUIS J. CAPPOZZOU. Jr Honor Roll: Viclory Corps Aero Club: Gold Scholar- ship Pin: Training Corps. JOEL CHERRY Concerl Band: Field Band: Viclory Corps: Training Bal- lalion: Mech. Eng. Sociefy: Foils Club: Fencing Squad: Dance Club: Dismissal Squad: Silver Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. JOSEPH CHIET Vicfory Corps: Journalism Club. U. S. Army JAMES cilxx Viclory Corps. ' N.Y.U. xr! mf? . , BERNARD CLOTT Honor Roll: Si er lar- ship Pin. Ci+y C e l d' T r: 'ji-lislory I iz ory Corps: enfs QA N? . i RO ommiiiee' + urals. N.Y.U. A Aerona ical Engineer BERTRAM COHEN HOWARD COHEN Jr. Band and Orchesira: Sfudenis Commiflee: Serv- ice Squad: Jr. Dramafic Club: Pres. Sr. Dramaiic So- ciely: Broadcasl Guild: Ora- lorical Socieiy: Training Corps. C.C.N.Y. ISIDORE A. COHEN Caliper S+aif: Firsf Aid So- cieiy: Alerf Squad: Vicfory Corps. Brooklyn College EDWIN COOPER Cross Counlry Team: Wing- fooi Sociefyz Caliper Sfaff: Honor Roll: Service Squad. U. S. Army M. COPPERSMITH Service Squad: Band and Orcheslra: Class Presidenl: Form Presideni: Mascol of Baslcelball Team: lniramur- als. MEYER COSNOWSKY Sfudenls Commillee: Infra- murals: Honor Roll: Bronze Scholarship Pin. il C.C.N.Y.UJ AWK MW EDT T- ,- Q'f'i 1.'- 21' ive? ALBERT COWAN Viciory Corps. U. S. Army JOHN C. CROSS Swimming Team: P. S. A. L. Silver Pin: Viciory Corps: Ouidoor Life Club. U. S. Army Air Corps SUMPTER CUNNINGHAM Service Squad: Honor Roll: Class Presideni: Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineer CHARLES CUSUMANO Honor Roll: Dance Club. C.C.N.Y. BERNARD CUTLER Manager Soccer Team: Class Presidenf 6.0. Exe- cuiive Council: Siudenfs Commiiiee: S Club: Pres- ideni oi Soccer Club. N.Y.U. ROBERT M. CUTLER Siudenis Commiiiee: His- iory Club: Training Corps: Service Squad. N.Y.U. Aeronauiical Engineer LUIGI CUTOLO Sec. of Arisia: Pres. of G. O.: Cap. oi Fencing Team: Vice-Pres. of Laiin Socieiyi Special Represeniaiive of Execuiive Council: Form Pres.: Class Pres.: Pres. of Foils Club: S Club: lialian Socieiy: Library Squad: Siu- den+'s Comm.: Honor Roll. Doc+or Ciiy College of New York RALPH D'AMATO Journalism Socieiy: Physics Socielry: Elecirical Socieiy: Siudenis Commiiiee: Honor Roll. Brooklyn Poly GEORGE DANAS Arr Squad: Dance Club: Lsiin Club: Camera Club: Siudenis Commiiiee: Train- ing Corps: Oliice Squad. N.Y.U. Engineering EDWIN DATZKER Assislani Capiain of Bank Squad: Bronze Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll: Glee Club: Office Squad: Siudenis Commiiiee. C.C.N.Y. Medicine MORRIS DAVIS Honor Roll: Scholarship Pin. Cooper Union Engineering HENRY DEGAMIN Touchdown Club: Fooiball Squad: Secreiary oi Navi- gaiion Socieiy: Jr. Aero Club: Sfair Squad: Bank Squad: Silver Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll: Dance Club: lvlosiow Memorial Commiiiee. Army Air Corps V Y. ,,,,. . , , im- -r',v.- .,-- ' I 1, 5 K 1, . L J , V A sr.-25.5-+wg.,'r.f.:. -gui :jf Q GERALD DAVIDSON Arisfa: Sporis Ed. of Spec- 'lalorr Cheering Sqd.: 6.0. Tech. Rep.: Capt of Usher Squad: Ass'i Man. of Track Team: Senior Council: Bal- lofing Comm: Secreiary of Journalism Club: Assoc. Ed. of lndicalor: Execurive Council: Winged Fool Soc. U. S. Army Civil Engineer RALPH DEL GATTO Slude s m e ur ls, , ervlce . lcrory Corps. e York Universi+y JOSEPH DEL VECCHIO Dance Club: Journalism So- cieiy. Columbia Universiiy Midi-IAEL DEMAYO Bronze Scholarship Pin: Hon' or Roll. A Army Air Corps ROBERT DENNINGER EUGENE DESOIZA l-lonor Roll: Viclory Corps: Dance Club: Journalism Club. Army Air Corps CARL DEVITO lniramurals. U. S. Marines HOWARD DIAMOND Radio Broaclcasr Guild: Diramalic Socieiy: Concerl Band: Field Band: Viclory Corps. N.Y.U. Medicine J K DIAM ND l-lo , aff: Jour, lism iiu ' S holar- shipi ' ' r , .Y. LEON DRESSNER X-iciory Corps: Scholarship in. C.C.N.Y. CHARLES EDMISTON JOSEPH EINHORN S. Training Corps: lnfer-pe- riod palrol: Viclory corps: Fencing Squad. C.C.N.Y. Service Squad: lvlaih Aid: YW-f I DAVID EISENBERG Siudenis Commiliee: Dismis- sal Squad: Cheering Squad: Viclory Corps: Mainlenance Corps: Salvage Squad: Cafe- ieria Squad: Biology Club: Medical Sociely: Bronze Scholarship Pin: Jr. Pholog- raphy Club: Gold Service Pin: Usher Squad: Science Associalion. Texas A. 81 M. Ve+erinary JACOB ELENKO Oliiice Assislani: lvlalh So- cie+y: Honor Roll: Silver Scholarship Pin: P.S.A.L. Pint Fuller Award for Chemislry. ARTH li-R ELLI T Cl : Cap- lni ass Soil all Team and al a : Vic- lor r eader. ELY ELLISON Office Clerlc: Honor Roll: Banlc Squad Scholarship Pin: Arisla. Army Air Corps STANLEY ENGELHARDT Edilor of Announcer: Spec- lalor Reporler: Manager of Baslcelball Team. Syracuse ALAN EPSTEIN Silver Scholarship Pin: As- sislanl Ediior of Announcer! Bank Squad: Honor Roll: Ol- lice Squad. Lehigh Universiiy MORTON EPSTEIN Banlc Squad: Sludenfs Com- millee. FRED ESCHERICH Scholarship Pin: Gym Team: lnlramurals. C.C.N.Y. MILTON ETTINGER Q' lE V IAS 5 i - . , lass Pre nl' r ur ls: Vi ea rs fo - ' , ar 8'-1 ell ic Soc: Usher Squad. U. S. Navy JOHN FARRELL Service Squad: Dance Club. U. S1 Navy SIMEON FEIGEN Arisla: Dance Club: Field Band: Concerl' Band: Or- chesira: Speclaior Slafl: ln- dicalor Slaff: Journalism So- ciely: Silver Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. Columbia Universify 9.19 MARVIN FELD Class Mayor and Secrelary: Scholarship Pin: Touchdown Club: Foolball Team: Vicrory Corps: I-Ionor Roll. Army AVNER I. FELDMAN Arisla: Ass'I Edifor of Spec- Ialor: lndicalor: Medical So- ciely: SIudenI's Comm: Co- Caplain of Usher Squad: Firsl Aid Alerl Squad: Firsl Aid Club: I-Ionor Roll: Dra- malic Sociely: Journalism Socielyr Silver Scholarship Pin. New York Universi+y Medicine JOSEPH M. FENTON, Jr. Arisla: Speclalor: Journal- ism Socielyp Silver Scholar- ship Pin: Sludenls Commil- lee: Banlc Represenlarive. Air Corps Enlisfed Reserve NICHOLAS FERA Foolball Team Caplaing Pres- idenl of Touchdown Club: Member of S Club. Army Air Corps ROBERT FIDOTEN Banlc Allendanlp Class Pres- idenl: G.O. Rep: Inlramure als: Soccer Squad: Medical Sociely. Pan-American Club: Service Squad: Firsl Aid So- ciely: Sludenls Commillee: Usher Squad. N.Y.U. Law SAM FIER Camera Club, Radio Club. Brooklyn PoIyI'ech T ' 1??i EDWARD FIORENTINO Viclory Corps. Army. STANLEY FI RESTONE Viclory Corps. C.C.N.Y. MORRIS FISHER Class Vice-Presidenf: Office Worker: Honor Roll. MORRIS FISHMAN lnlramurals: Vicfory Corps. Columbia Universily ALEC FLAMM 1. TOR FLUTIE ez, Squad. N: . U. NP Aeronauiical Engineer I 'mi 1- 'w-ww fi- ---. .X .1-.fy-V 3- ,I ,,,L,.,. - Nl I xp X - .-'P -6, .5-.-,,.. .. 'Trp' ROBERT FOLEY Siudenls Cornmiliee: Library Squad: Glee Club: Silver Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. Navy Air Corps RED FRANKEL Arisia: Silver Scholarship Pin: I-Ionor Roll: Marh Soci- ery: Eleclrical Sociely. N.Y.U. Aeronau+icaI Engineer EDGAR FRANZETTI Senior Class Presideni: Serif ior Council: Viclory Corps. Swimming Team. FRANK FREDERIKSEN Assislanr Io Senior Advisor: Service Squad: Vicl. Corps. Army Air Corps LEO FRIEDMAN Class Vice-Presideni: Spec- Ialor and Cv.O. Represenl alives. N.Y.U. MYRON FRIEDMAN Field and Assembly Bands: C.C.N.Y. . Enginee I' LE ARD IEDRICH Danc CI Vicrory Corps: Bron i . U. . my Air Corps RICHARD FROTHINGHAM Arisra: I-Ionor Roll: Silver Scholarship Pin: Office Sqd. Armed Forces. CHARLES GANDELMAN Baseball Team: Service Sqd: Sfairway Squad: SIuden'r's Commiliee. Army PAUL GARMENDIA Air Corps Fligl-I+ Officer WILLIAM GARRISON Service Squad. RUBIN GELLES Vice-Presidenr Biology Club Glee Club: Medical Socie+y Bronze Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. M ,fa X . y. .. -.x - ' -Er iq' usxwgyyflyse- lyrtfs-ff-11 42: .mf vy,g?,gfl'3 JOSEPH GENTILE Navigalion Sociefy. Navy STEPHEN GEOTAS Viclory Corps: Broadcasl' Guild: lnlramural Manager: Publiciry Sqd: Fooiball Team lAssis+an'r lvlanagerl: Caliper Arl Slallf. EMANUEL GERSHKOWITZ Senior Camera Club: Vicfory Corps. 7, , V Navy -,v PJ I A - vWQfn.12rT :MTV MICHAEL GIANTASIO S+uden+'s Commilree. Army Air Corps ARTHUR GIORCHINO Arisfa: Caliper Arl Slafl: ln- dicafor Arr Slaff: Gold Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. Columbia NICHOLAS GIROLAMO Traclc Team: Cross Counlry Team: Wing Fool Sociely: lnlramurals. RALPH L. GILLEN Leader of Arisla: Man. Ed. of lndicalor: Assf. Ed. of Caliper: Vice-pres. of 4+h Form: Senior Council: Class Pres.: G.O. Rep.: lnfer-per. pafrol: French Club: Drama- 'ric Club: Arisfa Dance Comm.: lnframurals: Gold Service and Scholarship Pins. Columbia Universify Law BERNARD GOFSTEIN Sfudenfs Commiffee: Bank Squad: Slamp Club. LEON GOLDBERG Honor Roll: Silver Scholar- ship Pin: Class Specfafor Represen+a+ive: S+uden+'s Commiflee. C.C.N.Y. GILBERT GOLDEN . Larin Sociefyp Bunsen Che v I Isfry Club: Class Vice- '- denf: Sfuden+'s Commifree: Inlramurals. U. S. Army Air Corps HERBERT GOLDHAMMER N.Y.U. JOSEPH GOLDISH C.C.N.Y. -sam: 3 9 'W Q 'Wu JOEL GOLDSHINE GARY GOLDSTEIN Caliper: Indicafori Honor Roni. Q MURRAY GOLDSTEIN Arislai Malh. Socielyz His, Tory Club: Fencing Squad. Columbia Elecfrical Engineer NORMAN GOODMAN Swimming Team: Bank Rep- resenialive: Junior Camera Club: Jr. Aero Clulo: Dance Club: Vicfory Corps. Aviaiion Cadel' Army Air Corps ALBERT GOODGOLD Swing Bancl: Symphony Band: Field Band: Honor Roll. Tulane Medicine GEORGE GORDON U. S. Army Aeronaufical Engineer WALTER GORDON lnframurals. C.C.N.Y. WERNER GOTTLIEB Usher's Club: Physics Club: Honor Roll: Mafh. Club. Army Air Corps BERNARD GRAND Malhemafics Sociefyp Honor Roll: Silver Scholarship Pin. Cooper Union WILLIAM GREAVES Arisla: lnlramurals: Caliper: Junior Varsi+y Baskefball Team: Senior Baskelball Team. STANLEY GREEN Honor Roll: Sludenhs Com- rniHee: Silver Scholarship Pin. A.S.T.P. IRVING GREENBERG N.Y.U. .. ,-A. .Z v, ,.,A : VQZQ-jgwx,fA'y54 ,.,.,:.,A..V .,,,,,,x, ,V Q.. ey? 1us GREENBERG e-Pres. 7+h and 8+h Term: Senior Council: Co-lvlana- qer Senior Baslcefball Team: Dance Club: Physics Club: Viclory Corps: Jr. Engineer- ing Club: Indicalor Slalli Boncl Represenlafive: Busi- ness Board: Usher Squad: Arisfa. Universify of Piflsburgh Mechanical Engineer HOWARD GREENE Speclalor Circulalion Dept: Firsl Aid Club! Firsl Aid Squad: Honor Roll: Silver Scholarship Pin: Inlramurals. Columbia KENNETH GREE- y lnframrrals: Vi ry Cor : I-lcgior RQI: onze Sc r- ship Pin S+eve'ns ' ,. 'N fx ROBERT GREENWALD Secrelary in Marhemalics Office. N.Y.U. Docfor .jlrflllu O 6 EDWA yea 'J Capfain I all Team: . . ,, . MORRIS GROSS Office Squad. Army FRANK GULLO lnrramurals: Viciory Corps. Army VINCENT GUSTAFSON Advanced Chemisfry Club: lnlramurals. U.S.N.R. BORIS GUTBEZAHL Ass' Capl. Conservalion ' Indicalor Sfafl: osl a, re ' : rs ip and er i : Bunsen, Ad- vanced C Clubs: Honor Roll: ' lu ' ' Iory Corps. C.C.N.Y. Chemie nginee AMUEL H L K if-Y , 1 I 2906 STANTON HALPERN Office Squad: Service Sqd. C.C.N.Y. QW? gf?-,. Ii '54-5 r -iLZfg PQI'4f5ffw'-?:'iL7E7'f5'f:'5f EEEE?2'9'l? 'f'15'E'ff?'f'7'?f-Tn' I y Co I: rch rural c.: Win ool' ociely: ra Tea' . Dis al qd. nl' eserv?g' U.S.A. ng ers BERNARD HARRIS Honor Roll: Silver Scholar- ship Pin: Malhemalics Socie- fy: Malhemalics Survey: Eleclrical Sociely. STANLEY HARRIS Presidenl Biology Club: Lal'- in Sociely: Glee Club: Firsl Aid Club. Ci'I'y College B HAVEME, o oll: Siv holar- ship in: ubi unsen Che ' ry rub: Advanced Che ry Club: Eleclrical S y. ..T. X I.: I G' S+ Cqrjw ., Bronze Sc rsfii Pin onor Roll. Queens I auhcal Engineer EUGENE HAYFLICH Service Squad S+uden+'s Commiflee .U 1 ry 4 y X- W,-:IZ RAYMOND HEBARD Honor Roll. Navy EDWIN HELFER Pholography Club: Associ- ale Pholography Edilor ol Indicalor. Army BERNARD HERMAN Office Squad: Secrelary of Class: Viclory Corps: Honor Roll: Bronze Scholarship Pin: Vice-Pres. of 3rd Term Cl.: lnlramurals. A.S.T.P. HARVEY HERMAN 3 ' NEIL HERZ, 7. Honor I?olI:tSohoIar5hip Pin: Usher Squad: Secre+a.ry of Class? Xiicfrory Corps. 5. .4 C:C,N.Y.S 1 .' IRWIN HIRSCHFIELD Organized A.R.C. Disasler Relief Service in S.I-I.S.: Vic- lory Corps: Sludenfs Com- millee: Dance Club: Chess Club. Cgger Union WILLIAM HONIG I-Ionor Roll: Silver Scholar- ship Pin: Indicaior Siaii: Physics Clubs: Radio Club: Jr. Chem. Club: Pres-session Squad: Conservafion Com- miiiee: Iniramurals: Viciory Corps. Columbia PI1ysicis'I HENRY HOPPE Gym Team: Firsf Aid Socie- iy: Usher Squad: Aleri Sqd.: Journalism Club. Navy ROBERT HORN Elecirical Socieiy: Archiiec- 'rural Socieiy: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. WILLIAM HORNICEK Class Presideni: G. O. Rep- reseniaiive I-Ionor Roll: Sil- ver Scholarship Pin: Journal- ism Socieiy: Firsf Aid Club. Columbia ALAN H UTSCH NECKER ANDREW HYJEK Orchesira and Band: All- ciiy Orchesira: Swimming Team: Jr. Malh Club: Dance Club. , Tuf+s Medicine ERNEST JABIN Presideni of Orches+ra: Con- ceri Band: Office Squad. Julliard School of Music SOL JACOBSON Cheering Squad: SIuden'r's Commifiee: Bronze Scholar- ship Pin. C. C. N. Y. Aeronauiical Engineer WILLIAM KAISER S+udenI's Commillee. U. S. Army STANLEY KAMENY Arisia, Treas.: Maih Sociefy, P ., Ma S r . Ed.: : Calipe . rench Honor Roll: old Schol. in Vic+ory Corps. C. C. N. Y. HENRY KAMMENZIND S+uden'r's Commiiieei P. M. Track Team: Jr. Chem. Club. U. S. Navy HAROLD KAPLAN Arisia: Exec. Council: Indi- calor: Salvage Co'mm. Capi.: Service Pin: Biology Socieiy, Secy.: Med. Soci- eiy: Usher Sqd.: Pre-session Sqd.: Science Assn.: Gold Schol. Pin: Science Pub.: Firsi Aid Sqd.: Orifice Sqd.I I-Ionor Roll: Vic+ory Corps: Bunsen Chem. Sociely: Jr. Chem. Sociefy. Columbia Universify Medicine Y,,w?.? -N if? I. . .ft :V I HERBERT KAPLAN Varsiiy Baslceiball: Varsiiy Baseball: Varsiiy Traclc: Base- ball Club: Baslceiball Club. HERMAN KAPLOWITZ Speciaiorg Lunc o Siaii: Br ze S hi in. Brooklyn I : RIC ARD KATZ Edifor-in-Chief Indicaror: Arisia: Gold Liierary S : Swimming Team: Vice-Pres. Medical Sociefy: Senior Council: Orchesrra: Band: Specrafor: Firsr Aid Sociefyp Biology Club: Usher Squad: Library Squad: lvlimeograph Squad: Gold Service Pin: Silver Scholarship Pin. Lafaye++e Physician GIJIQQ A 0 oor ea ervice sqd: JW Aer lub icfory Corps: I I m a . .C . . JOHN KERMISCH Asironomy Club: I-Iisiory Club: Salvage Commiiree: Camera Club: Viciory Cps: Bronze Scholarship Pin: I-Ion- or Roll: SIudenI's Comm.: Narional H.S. Salon of Phoiography: Phorographic Council. Universify of Wisconsin ,. 36 - - -M. .1 H ,. ,,,J,.. ,.,1,f, -5. ,g-n1,5.x-5' ., .ir , 1 Q, IQ' I Qzjan - Dfw I AARON KERNER Cooper Union CHARLES KINGLY SIudenI s Commiiiee: Honor Roll. U. S. Army Air Corps ARNOLD KLEIN Arisla: Honor Roll: General Organizarion Office Comm: SIuden+'s Commi'r+ee: Bronze Scholarship and Service Pin: Biology Club: Medical Soci- ery: Indicaror Slafi. N.Y.U. Denfisfry PAUL KLOSE JACK M. KLOSNER Dramafic Soc: Dance Club: Vicfory Corps. N.Y.U. BASIL V. KMECH Ma+h Survey: Malh Aid Sqd: Mafh Sociery: Bank Squad: I-Iisiory Sociefy: Jr. Aero Sociery, V. P: Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. HERBERT KOVALSKY Phofography Ediror, indica- +or: Presideni Phoiographic Sociefy: Jr. Camera Club: Cheering Squad: Service Squad: Documeniary Squad: Salon Commiiiee. Naiional H. S. Salon of Phorography: Service Pin. U. of Nor+h Carolina Medicine SIL HERMAN KRAFT Archirecrural Sociefy. U. of Kansas MARVIN KRANIS Firsi Aid Club: Aleri Squad: Honor Roll. ' BERNARD LAMPE ARTHUR LANDAUER Swimming Team, Co-Capri Honor Roll: Bank Sqd: Schol' arship Pin: Navigaiion Soc. N.Y.U. RICHARD LANGMAN Traclc Team: Office Squad: Radio Guild Club: Service Squad. Q U. S. Navy ., rv 'fi .ny f .' U - , 5 ' U. L, abd' , 'F 9 . M ROBERT Ages, Jils' Q Navi iiori Socier: Swim- . Qsi I Y, ming Tifciam: Vicroryvnqrps N ,qv In J puff' MMI 0!iv1YRON LEEDXS' Class Vice-President Ca rain of Class Teams: lnfr - mural Baseball Umpire. C. C. N. Y. RUDOLF LEEFSMA Jr. Chemisrry Club: Bronze Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. LEONARD LEHRMAN Honor Roll: Symphonic Band: Field Band: Navigaiion Soc: Silver Scholarship Pin. Cooper Union My 'Z l I B , onor u en j I mirree: Bronze S lar i Pin:EQlFl'vee' U. .Army ' ff ROME LEICHUS Hall Squad: Class Presideni: Training Corps: Office Sqd: Dismissal Squad. Cify Eollege 214. 44 sv Z7 .Q . Q,mv ::1-N-vg.-gf. ' .ef sy-wif.--'ff -.-- f W -W, ,,,..,..., ., . .. , Q 1 f -: . 'fs -' i i - A f : P'hf 2-+:f 71 riff'-wr-are 1- gs: fl- pg F 'i f f 2. - B . f if A r-.ffwwm i - iw: , X P1 ,. P. R 'fill ,Sv . 3751715 .lv an 'I 51. Q. K... Y 23+ 1 V- n1,,,.,'. 'flf fr? a 32,15-4:1-f A . , ,,. . rrfzqf-:ui ral' FC!-'!. f .: ' 1 - i iW'f f'5'B ,ge-Q HTFR sf Y. . 7f3W'f'?1TIf,?T'?!t T .5 9 , 2 L' f 'Ja fin '3 ' ST EIPZIG Vitfefgkeni oi Navigalion Soci?2: Varsiiy Swimming Tea 1 Silver Scholarship Pin. Marine Air Corps MITCHEL LEISEROWITZ EDWARD LEMKIN Viclory Corps: Wreslling Team: Sell Defense Club: S+uden+'s Com'mi++ee: Class Presiden+: Fencing Squad. Marines MURRAY D. LESCH S'ruden+ Commi1 ree: Conser- vaiion Squad: Usher Squad. C. C. N. Y. Naval Air Cadei ROBERT LEVENE l-lonor Roll: Navigalion Soc., Treasurer. Queens Elege , pyb' JACOB LEVIN Silver Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll: Maih Socieiy: Elecfri- cal Sociely: Arisla. C.C.N.Y. MYRON LEVBARG Arisia: Assoc. Ed. lndicalor: Secreiary Medical Sociely: Silver Scholarship Ping l-lonor Roll: Pre-siden+ and Vice-Pres- idenl, Class: Ca'mera Club: Caliper:iGlee Club: Salvage Comm: Dance Club: Viclory Corps: Service Squad: Oillice l-lelp: Service Pin. U. of Nor+h Carolina Medicine T Louis LEVINE Salvage Commiileeg Class Secreiaryg S+udem s Comm. C.C.N.Y. ABRAHAM LEVY Biology Socieiy. L.l.U.- BERNARD LEVKOWITZ U. S. Army Signal Corps JOSEPH LIBONATI Baseball Team: l-lonor Roll: Bronze Scholarship Pin. U. S. Navy EUGENE LICHTENSTEIN Mafh Aid: Malh Socielyg S'ruden+'s Commifleeg Ma+h Survey. C.C.N.Y. -I .V .. DAD T P C ss e-Pre , 'r oci- , Mia? ey: l-lonor M l: Vicl y orps: Specia- l Re ' anlc Squad: Silver ship Pin. gi' .N.Y. SEYMOUR E. LICHTMAN ice Pl' idenl ' ' asg' V - I l . e i e am: 'rafor Repres - ahv Army Air rps LEO LIEBERMAN Honor Roll: Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. JQORAN LIEBMAN Archileclural Socie-ly: Navi- gaiion Sociely: Bronze ars ' Pin: l-lon r all s' GERALD LIFSHITZ Hislory Club. N.Y.U. VICTOR HITZ Slude 's Co ei Phys- ics Cl ra s: Eleclri- c oc'e - Y qi THEMISTOCLES LIMBER Pre-session Club. C.C.N.Y. NORMAN LINDNER lndicafor Slafl: Execufive Board Medical Sociely: Pan- American Sociely: Service Squad: Usher Squad: Viclory Corps: Conservalion Squad: Physiology Analromy Group: Banlc Squad: Biology Club: Bio-Chem. Group. Queens College Medicine ANTHONY LOBIANCO ALB pXIM Service Squad: s er Squad: Silver Scholarship Pin: or Roll. Queens College ,jMl'H':1AM P. LUBI Aol: Team: Pres. Win 'Po Sociely: S Glubf' N.Y.U . V ' Pre-Medical MURRAY LUBOW Vice-Presidenl of Class: ln- lramurals. Air Corps F' FAR VNEYI' .'i.3-.:ki'hri-v - -'-pr wif - -'-fe .f-fu-f,-.1 - -F . -- . Y-. , ,. , , Iir i .T , 1 is L fd ,vs ,sv .X 33.75 zsVgi'i?fP,-g,:V 'S ll' 'DAVID' C INTOSH xield ,Bo : Concerl' Band: H' Club: Honor Roll: Sch rship pin. Cooper Union ALBERT MACHLIN Navigalion Socieiy: Usher Squad. C.C.N.Y. ARTHUR MANDELBAUM Library Squad: Service Sqdi Usher Sqd: Training Corps. A.S.T.P. EDWARD MANLEY Arisla: Caliper Slaii: lvlalh Sociely: Secrelary of Audi- rorium Squad: Hisfory Club: Jr. Engineering Cerliiicalei Honor Roll: Gold Scholarship Pin. Cooper Union NORMAN MANSON HENRY MARCINKOWSKI C.C.N.Y. HAR MA O y IS i r Sq : Sfucl om- i +ee' y : Ticker cl: I e Sq , Mimeo- graph quad: Honor Roll. Cooper Union PASOUALE MARINUCCI lralian Club: Dance Club: Vice-Pres: Assislanl +0 Sen. Dean: Office Clerk. Navy AL N KOVITS Seni el l ' u- s C C urals: Honor Ro , :ver Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. e akd 0 MRNQMUGHLIN 7 Viclory r s: A chileclural Socier I a Qcholarship Pin: H oll. Rensselaer lns+i'l'u+e Engineer JOHN McLAUGHLlN Vice-Presidenl 7'rh and 8'rh Term OFF. Class: Conserva- Hon Squad: Dance Club: Vicfory Corps: Pres. Navi- galion Sociely: Honor Roll. Queens College ROBERT MERKEL Baseball T e a m: Foolball Team: S Club: Aero Club: Service Squad: lniramuralsg Sl'udenl's Commillee. Army Air Corps SALVATORE MIGLIACCIO Orcheslra, Cheering Squad: Class Pres: Eleclrical Sociely: Library Squad: Silver Schol- arship Pin: Honor Roll. Queens College Pre-Medical BERNARD MINGIOLI U. S. Army SEYMOUR MILLER Honor Roll: Archileclural So- ciely: Sen. Baskelball Team: Dance Club: Journalism Soc: Debaling Soc: Office Squad: lnlramurals. A.S.T.P. EMIL MISCELLA Sluyvesanf Sludenl Comm. Cily College Aeronau+ical Engineer VALDEMAR MONSHAW Business Board: Sludenfs Comm: Archileclural Soci- ely: Radio Club: Caleleria Squad: Engineering Sociely: Biology Club. Fordham Mechanical Engineer SERGE ALBERT MOTTI S+uden'r's Commillee: Dis- missal Squad: Track Team: Wing Fool Sociely: Usher Squad: Dance Club: lndica- for: Journalism Sociely. Pra++ lns'I'il'ul'e fr 'S 'Y4rJ WALTER NAZAREWICZ Honor Roll: Inlramurals: Service Pin. C.C.N.Y. MELVAN NESBITT Arisla: O. O. 'Rep: Class Presidenl: Biology Club: ln- lramurals: Honor Roll: His- lory Club. C.C.N.Y. EDMUND NEU A s 'ior Council rom Coayltflee: e- . ob Dance Club' n+'s Commillee: Servi u : O 'ce S : Camera l I am s:CIaSsP .O pres nla e. ' Queen , gi:-55 Arisla: Bank Represenlali Usher Sqd: Class Presidenl: Senior Council: G.O. Of- Tice Squad: Co-Manager of Business Board: Soccer Team: Vice Presidenr of Soccer Team: Silver Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. Mechanical Engineer VICTOR NIEBUHR Arisla: Bank Represenlalive: Usher Squad: G.O. Office Squad: Co-Manager of Busi- ness Board: Soccer Team: Scholarship Pin: Gold Serv- ice Cerlilicale: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. Mech. Engineer JAY NORDEN -YW' f -may W, MORTON NOVICK Gold Serv. Pin: Larin Club: Class Pres: Silver medal: Class Baslceiball Team. U. S. Air Corps GERALD NOZICK Conceri Band: Capiain pre- session Audiforiunn Squad? Manager Jr. Varsiiy Baslcei- ball Team: Assisiani Mgr. Baslceiball Team: Gym OT- fice Commiilee: lnlramurals: Drama Socieiy. Nor+hwes+ern Universiiy VALERIO UCCITELLI, Jr. Jo rn ' ciefyi Library S ' ral ' a, 'me Q s Com , i's Aid iel' er Scholarship n, onor Roll. ol bia Pharmacisi NATHAN OCKMAN Maih Socieiy: Camera Club? Honor Roll: Scholarship Pin. Purdue Universb 4,-5 q,,.,QL. MAX OJALVO Arisla: Sen. Council: Libra- ry Sqd: Dance Club: l-lonor Roll. Army HAROLD ORT Library Squad: Malhemaiics Sociely: Chess Club: Aero Club: Malh Aid: Jr. Dra- malics Sociely: Silver Schol- arship Pin: Honor Roll. N.Y.U. . , f THEODORE PADAUER Glee Club: Radio Club: Maih Club: Elecirical Soc: Dance Club: Capi. P.M. Squad: Dismissal Sqd: Schol- arship Pin: Experimenlal Physics Club: Viclory Corps: l-lonor Roll. Air Cadei' HOWARD PAITCHEL Class Vice-Presideni: Silver Aihleiic Pin: Bronze Scholar- ship Pin. Rensselaer lns'I'i'ru+e JAMES PALANGE Office Squad: lnlramurals. ' f I CHESTER PALMIERI Baseball Team: lniramurals: l-lonor Roll. C.C.N.Y. 9 QOSEPH PALUMBB Arisia: Biology Club: Med. Sociely: Physics Club: Gold Scholarship Pin: I-lonor Roll. Columbia Medicine EDMUND ' ' O las V'elPre - : nor oll. -iz 9 l Y r'1iw?.a?Q if f1? f1?f3f5i vat,-F ff' fri 549111511-ffffipfjfgsjfzg5a fs..: 'f'2'Jgijqwffgrgi .3S,?j?jW..? 1w'i !f 9?' 'I PAUL PARI lnlramurals: Journalism Club: Dance Club. C.C.N.Y. RICHARD PASSEWARK Fordham STANLEY PASSARIS Soc r onor Roll. wjiirlflll ROBERT PERLE Fe i S ysics Soc: I S ' i ee c: Aero Club: nlramur : Scholarship Pin. l echanical RICHARD PETERS Speclalor: Execulive Coun- cil: Class Presidenl: Prom Commillee: Foolball Squad: Touchdown Club: Journal- ism Sociely: Senior Dance Club: Preesession Squad: OI- lice Squad: Supply Squad. U. S. Army Air Corps ARTH U R PETERSE Class Vice-P e , Spec- 'raror Rep: B . ep: Eleclri- cal S ie cholarship Pin. Bro ollege J , I MARIO PIAZZA Ilalian Lilerary Sociefy: Oul- door Life Club. Middlebury College EDWARD PIEKARZ Eleclrical Sociely. Army ALEX PIGNATO Caprain of Dismissal Squad: Palrol Sqd: S'rudenI s Com- millee: Aero Club: Employ- menl Comm: Bond Table: Bond Represenlalivey Dance Club: Firsl Aid Soc: llalian Club. C.C.N.Y. GEORGE POLYN S+uden+'s Commilleeg Bronze Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. i IRWIN ER CI S rrgaae 1 ice. P i nl: Sni ouncil: rn C mi , Firsl Aid oct Bio Club: Dance Club: Club: Viclory Corps. Broolclyn College 3 ig. wfsrn 1-41 , W2 ALVIN PRANT Radio Club: Camera Club: Viclory Corps: Navigafion Sociely. Praff Ins+i'ru+e dvanc hemislry Club mu s . Club: Bunsen cr Slall: Honor Roll: S arship Pin. IGNATIUS OUARTARARO Arisla: Maier-Traing. Corps: Vice-Presidem' Camera Club. N.Y.U. ABRAHAM RAPP Arisfa: Speclafor: Concer+ Band: Field Band: Glee Club: Journalism Soc! Usher Squad: Dance Club: Service Squad: Bronze Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. PAUL RAY Arisla: lndicaror. Cornell GEORGE RECCA Aeronaulical Soc: Adverlis- ing Direcror Aero Sociely. N.Y.U. ROBERT REILLY i +ion mp ub n ra- rv e n- ROBERT ROSENBLUM Arisla: lndicaror: Caliper: Lalin Sociely: Chess Club: Bronze Scholarship Pin: Hon- or Roll. MARVIN ROSS Sfudenfs Commirfei Office Squad: Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. , ,J r 46241 AEFBNSO ssl Archireclural Sociel : Honor Roll. ' 1 'S , Army 'i 'Lac' BERNARD ROTH Bank Rep: Office Sqd: Pub- licify Squad: Physics Club: Malh Club: Service Squad: Dance Club: Hisfory Club: Honor Roll: Bronze Scholar- ship Pin. C.C.N.Y. SOL ROTHSTEIN Eleclrical Sociely: Journalism Sociely: Bronze Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. Cooper Union NORMAN RUBENFELD Aslronomy Club: Phofogra- phy Club: Chess Club: Radio Club: Vicfory Corps: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. FRED RUBIN Arisfa: Senior Orchesfra: Librarian of Orchesfra: Busi- ness Board: Salvage Comm. N.Y.U. HOWARD RUBIN Broadcasf Guild: Library Squad: Firsf Aid: Soc: Jour- nalism Sociely: Ticlcel Squad. C.C.N.Y. FRANK RUDDEN Malh Sociely: Hisiory Club: Viclory Corps: Dance Club: l-lonor Roll. U. S. Navy V-I2 AARON RUHALTER Glee Club: Usher Squad. N.Y.U. ANTHONY RUSSO Dismissal Squad: Sfudenlls Comm: Employmenl Com- miflee: Track Team: Journal- isiic Sociely: llalian Club: Usher Sqd: Red Cross Soc: Viclory Corps: Dance Com- miffee: Aero Club: lndicalor Sraff. Unifed S+a+es Marine Corps N ,,, . ,-, , .-L..- H 1: if f'f'-1'-.Fr 2 fe -'? 3 'F '55 W. J:- ff . 5 'W- . fs-Q 5-fllfn T E X!!! l WE - iz' y- - . 1 .- J ' .:- ' ' FERNANDO SACCHETTINI Vice-Presidenl Aero Club: Adverlising Mgr. Specfafor: Specfaior Slaff: Journalism Sociely: Audi+orium Squad: S+uden1's Commiiiee. N.Y.U. HYMAN SACHS JERRY SACKS Journalism Club: Vicfory Corps: S'rudenl's Commiffee: Fencing Club. U. S. Army Air Corps R Fenci Jn Te m neeri o hysics I l Columbi H 'y .- ,- ' 0 - z F- iq -se - ' 'zo eo - .'i ':vf'l A o r E et' i 'ga' s i., a-'I JAMES SAMPSON STANLEY SARD Cross-Counlry Team. N.Y.U. RALPH SAUPE Touchdown Club: Pooiball Squad: S+uden+'s Comm. Air Corps JESSE SCH ESSEL Arisia: Presideni oi Biology Club: Pres. of Medical Soc: Vice-presideni of Science As- sociaiion: Vice-pres. of Firsi Aid Socieiy: Ediior of Sci- ence Bullelin: lndicaior: Usher Squad: Aleri Squad. Medicine MILTON SCHIFFMAN Service Squad: Phoiography Club. U. S. Army MORTON SCHILLING-ER Arisia: Orchesira: Conceri and Marching Bands: Glee Club: Honor Roll. Columbia FRED SCHODLBAUER, Jr. Academy of Aeronau+ics JOSEPH SCHWANINGER Swimming Team: Elecirical Club: Class Iniramurals: Sen. Baslceiball ieam: Honor Roll. Brooklyn Polyfech WWW RICHARD S. SCHLANG Co-leader of Arisia: Ediior- in-Chiei of Speciaior: Tech. Ediior of lndicaior: Pres. of Journalism Socieiy: Senior Council: Class Presideni: Gold Liierary SH: Gold Service Pin: Honor Roll. Syracuse Adverrising Copy-Wriier ALEX sg-4 'A I Jr. O ' ' lfaii Clu ' S -arm Mal I F ch Clu Pr , aiin Team: i . 7 Caliper: Gold lars lp Pin. Columb LEONARD J. SCHWARTZ Self-defense Club: Service Sqd: Training Corps: Schol- arship Pin. U. S. Navy Air Corps ROBERT SEGALL PAUL SHACKEL J EP ALITA es li Club: Advanced :ca and Physics Soci- eii Experimenial Physics Soc y. N.Y . TWQ' .. -:ry, 45..'1. f7'P,A ,.. ,fy h yay? 35. 3, HARRIS SHAPIRO Honor Roll: Silver Scholar' ship Pin. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineer ROBERT SCH USTER Malh Sociely: l-lis+ory Club' Honor Roll: Viclory Corps C.C.N.Y. HAROLD SCHUTZMAN Presidenl Jr, Radio Club' Radio Club. U. S. Navy JAMES SIAGAS Arisla: Radio Laboralory As- sislanl: Vice-presidenl Libra- ry Squad: Eleclrical Sociely: Honor Roll: Gold Scholar- ship Pin. M.I.T. Elecfrical Engineer DANIEL SIEGEL Arisla: Caplain ol Bank Sqd: Edilorial Slaff of Caliper: Cheering Squad: Sr. Baskel- ball leam: Gold Scholarship Pin: Silver Service Pin: Slu- dem s Commillee: Honor Roll: lnlramurals: Dance Club. Johns Hopkins JEROME SIEGEL Arisla: Band and Orcheslra. C.C.N.Y. JACK SIEGEL Lalin Sociely: Business Brd. of Speclalor: Orcheslra: De- baling Club. Ohio S+a+e Universify CHARLES SIEGELE c S : ' : ' B ' c- 'l'u ciely' avigalion o- f ' .SocJ: Crain- I . -ff 'I-K Columbia ' Archifecf IRVING SILBER Dance Club: Senior Basker- ball Team: Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. CHARLES SILVERMAN Lalin Club: Presidenf Biology Club: Gold Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. MAURICE SILVERMAN Biology Squad: Sludenfs Commifleeg Viclory Corps. Brooklyn College SEYMOUR SILVERMAN Glee Club: Sluclenfs Com- mi++ee: Office Squad: Slair- way Palrol. C. C. N. Y. I Navy 709' sE 'f5i'!'iiK.W'wiff 2' 2' 'ifwgzmfrvfug-',:s.' fi, .111-,V fy - . ., , . , ' ': 'f ' ' ff ' C . . f -' -f . '1 'rf-.fl ff., -1? ., .. ?H X91.-aS??5F.,, '. , av' ' 'A .4 - SAUL SILVERMAN SID SKLAR Mgr. BasIce'rbaII Ieamg Siair Squad: Navigaiion Socieiy. Army Air Corps. ELLIOT SKOLNICK U. S. Army 'SSXMI uk!- V5i13BERTQM LOWITZ CIa Pr 1 shi n no o I. U. S. avy MILTON SOKOLOW U. of Sou'I'I'1ern California SAMUEL SOKOLOWER if . . a . N ISRAEL B. SPIEGEL Associafe Edifor of Specia- Iorg Indicarorg Concer+ Band: Journalism Club: Glee CIub: S+ucIen'r's Commiffeet Pre- session Squad: Bronze Schol- arship Ping Service Pin. C.C.N.Y. ALFONSO SOLIMENE Siudenfs Comm: Engineer- ing Socieiyg I-Iisrory Club. C.C.N.Y. LAWRENCE SPRITZER SiIver Sclwoiarship Pin: Hon- or Roll. U. S. Army EMENUEL SPONDER Swimming feamg Sen. Dance Ciub. U. S. Navy V-I2 PAUL STAUB S+uden'r's Commiifeei Gym Squad. U. S. Army N Sree I is+an+ o nior Dean: on R ' +uden+'s Com- H e ronze Ping Viciory Co . anking Squad. Columbia LOUIS STERNLICHT Service Squad: Bank Squad: Silver Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. ANDREW ORR STEVEN Sfuden'r's Commillee: Train- ing Corps: Fire and Chem- ical Squad: Vicfory Corps: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. !QD 4 l Engineer J-AWK, AEM., MALCOLM STOKES Cornell BERNARD STRASSNER Office Squad: Hall Squad: Honor Roll. ABE SUKENICK Track Team: S+uclen+'s Corn- miHee: Vicfory Corps: lnlra- murals. PETER SWINSCOE Dance Club: Library Squad' S+uden+'s Commiffee. Navy rfSf'f1 'L'f 'f: ' l ! E JosEPH sYRAcusE l Club: Chemical Club: Infra- : murals: Dance Club. U. S. A. Air Cadef S+uden+'s Commi++ee: Mafh ANDIQ-EQ' LU' NATALE TARTAMELLA Presidenf of 6+h form: Class Presidenf: Pres. of Library Squad: Senior Council: Ari' Edifor of Indicaror. N.Y.U. JESSE TAUB S'ruden+'s Commillee: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. Ari : r. C ical u . Bunsen Chem al Sociefy: lnlram r ' Capl. of CJK? leria , orp ' Bronze Scholarship Pin Ho - or Roll. Queens TEIEIHQE K ORMAN : Winged Fool ciefy: S Club: Touc - own lub: Vic or : Silver Schola s ' : Honor Roll. U. S. V A-I2 :ACL ROBERT TAUZS Aris+a: Presidenl haf: Senior Class: lndicalor: Wreslling Team: Sell-defense Club? Usher Squad: Dance Club. U. S. Army Air Force CALVIN JAY TOBIN Sludenfs Commillee: Jr. Dance Club: Class Secrerary: War Bond Salesman: Viclory Corps: Silver Scholarship Pin: l-lonor Roll. Michigan 'c Les may EK uw olw o and Die Maker as l, WA TERM , 'E kc B SSAT ard: udgnii Q5i3igia++ee- uavfgisfr so- ciery: Vipgqyciorpsg Bronze Scholar hi' Pin. rhaumsism JOHN TRINKHAUS Caliper: Bank Squad: Biology Club: Viclory Corps. ManhaH'an GEORGE TUNICK Touchdown Club: Foolball Team: lnlramurals: Baseball Team: l-lonor Roll. C.C.N.Y. ,FRANK ULRICH 's mill l-. N v 1oIJ' 1 Medical -Sociery: arship Pin: l-lonor Roll. Michigan Medicine ANTHONY UMPIERRE lnlrarnurals: Journalism Club: Dance Club: Senior Baskel- ball Team. Columbia ROLAND UTENWOLDT Glee Club: Ouldoor Life Club: Vicrory Corps: P.M. Swimming Club: Scholarship Pin: l-lonor Roll. Cooper Union ANDRE VARCHAVER Presidenl of French Club: Bronze Scholarship Pin. C.C.N.Y. VARTAN VARTANIAN l-lonor Roll. C.C.N.Y. MAURICE VERALLI C.C.N.Y. L .K ,. ww., .NYY . RICHARD VOLSTAD Scholarship Pin. I C.C.N.Y. IRVING WEBER Sludenfs Commillee: lvled- ical Sociefy: Dance Club: lrrlramuralsg Viclory fCorps: Honor Roll. IRWIN WEINER lndicafor Slall, Speclalor Slalf: Journalism Sociely. N.Y.U. Pre-Medical JACK WEINSTOCK Honor Roll: Silver Pin: Vic- lory Corps: Training Corps: Camera Club. Brooklyn Polyfech LEONARD R. WEISS Chess Club: Caliper: Indi- calor: Viclory Corps. Townsend Harris ROBERT WEISS S+uden+'s Commiflee: Con- servalion Squad: Eleclrical Sociely. Cooper Union ' A ' 1 .' 'HI' i, 'l ' ,', -fil':if!'TC'k 'Z Q 51 U V. ' - 4-A.. - ROY WERNER Sludenls Commillee: lnlra murals: Viclory Corps. A.S.T.P. JACOB WEXLER Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. A.S.T.C. JOHN M. WHITE Sr. Council: Journalism Soc. Dance Club: Jr. Malh Club? lvlalh Aid: Class Presidenl: Class Vice-Pres.: Prom Com- milfee: Pre-session Squad: lnlramurals: Bronze Scholar- ship Pin: Honor Roll. Annapolis Naval Officer ROBERT WIDDER Class Vice-Presitlenf: 'Ma+h. Sociely: French Club: Gold Scholarship Pin: Honor Roll. U.S. Army A-I2 JOHN WILLIAMS N.Y.U. JOSEPH WILNER C.C.N.Y. -I . aff: rw-s?-.T?4w' ggfv' wg' ,lawn 'jggf5gL5.,.7,FA.:- Vi, 3,5-W. . - W c,5.EfT,.,v,,9,,T,,7Q- 5345, MORRIS WOLKOWITZ Touchdown Club: Foolball Squad: Dance Club: Viciory Corps: Training Corps: ln- Iramurals: Navigalion Soc. Army Air Corps ELLIOT WUNTCH Biology Club: Ari Laboraf Tory: Conservaiion Squad: Jr. Camera Club. Syracuse Universify ForesI'ry ELLIS S. ZAAGER Firsi Aid Squad: Firsl Aid Socieiy: Service Squad: Dr. Cross Counlry Team. N.Y.U. ',ifJWl 1 I S Vicl Corp cing P I cy AS H 4 'iw' -, 1' toll. .C. . IRWIN ZAHNSTECHER Radio Club: lnlramurals: Viclory Corps: Aero Club. M.I.T. GEORGE ZAVALES Service S q u a d: Training Corps: Viclory Corps: Hon- or Roll. C.C.N.Y. STANLEY ZELMAN FRANK ZINGALE Vicfory Corps: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. LEON ZOLONDEK Honor Roll: Silver Pin. Johns Hopkins MILTON ZUCKERMAN Sfuclenfs Commillee: Office Worlc. N.Y.U. Chemical Engineer MARTIN ZUCKOFF Arisla: Conservalion Squad: Service Squad: Bunsen Chemical Sociely: D-ance Club: Vicfory Corps: lnlra- murals: I-Ionor Roll: Silver Scholarship Pin. Columbia GEORGE ZYLBERKWEIT Vice-Presiclenf of F r e n ch Club: Sec. ol I-Iislory Club: Indicaior: Journalism Club. Columbia Medicine JULIUS AYALA Vic+ory Corps: Biology Club: Dance Club: Infra- murals. N.Y.U. Chemical Engineer SEYMOUR BENETSKY Aeronaufical Socielyi French Club: lnlramurals. Nor+heas+ern Universi+y CLARENCE DE CHABERT PAUL FREIWIRTH Sludenls Commilleesq Vic- lory Corps. A'rlan+ic Union College :fr-ffawmaisww 'WWW WALTER HAUSMAN Senior Baslcelball Team: Vic- 'rory Corps. U.S. Navy 5 3 LEON JOZWIAK Arislai Secrefary of Geolo- gy Club: Aslronorny Club: Secrelary of Archilecfural Socieiyg l-lislory Club: Bank Squad: Honor Roll: Silver Scholarship Pin. Columbia JOHN KOUCHAK SALVATORE SCUTARO Archifeclural Sociefy. N.Y.U. ALLAN SPIEGEL Sluclenls Commilleeg Office work: Dance Club: lnframu- rals: Honor Roll. C.C.N.Y. I R nj --95 ni .Sn ,ya 1, f, 4 L T , 1 ft . fri 1 -ff 5 3171? va I S7 03:4 254 2-'Tl Ek. -:Sis X15 fi' ., , J. .sk xi .J r M. ,. ,AHF ,. Y Lp, 4 JL - x 4 , .3-. 1,3 E 1 I 'A . 4 , 5 1 K 1 x ' x ovro KRIEGER M SALVATQRE LIA BQKERBERA 1 CLIFFORD Josem-1 X AL'EXfiKNUlEggQ'OLLOCK PETER MAN nAvlrf5'fANNeNaAUM SAUL Tumor Magma' TUREHSKY Smiis v df if 's J MBTH9HTWYiEF.NER X v. 3,1 1 1 75375391 W , W 1 W Q' N Q s 't s 42 fE,'isi5Q A wma - . , N 4' if:-v'.S1efff:iQK21x4 f5v.F1ffy. , Jigegweg, H NI, E. :. - L mag X t lam .g - Q .,t:g1,ig V X' ' ,fi g , D U -wsii syxi as , ,- 51' ' 1 w..,. u fn' ,., ', , 5 - D' -, 4 Q . U' ' , ev 'N ,, 5 '21, 3 cf I g High School Life At Best--: TRAINING CORPS Major Nicholas Quatararo Captain James Coughlin Captain Leonard Bloom First Lieut. Vincent Barone First Lieut. Martin Malone Second Lieut. 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Rapaport R. Riegvlhaupl gi I r? k. Pardon my paramecium .' iv sl.. . , .Z E-rr E., 5, if w liz... .. Af '3 Lia. 1 .. A . I I my '60 f f v - -ar 63 Vik? W' ffl WWW! T8 on ? 1-1. 1.5113 T .ff . , -fra-1 -1. .--f-.w ,. Frankfurt Coldworth Metra Bulls Seigul Pvnkuual Rosunoff Stephan London Javin A little more noiso from the bassoon svctmn please' ORCHESTRA Dorf fl00fll'IlilIl I'r:lgc-r Wleinwulxl Shillingc-r Robertson -Knchin li ud0H Huusman Kirshner Director Mn. CARL IJAN IELSON x '62 H ocnig Birnbaum Camille lfeigen Mosmwilz Hijek Nlevhanic Meyers Prinve Berksteiu srl.. ' Km-hin XIIZIIDPIO lg1'l'lxl'I' Bfrenlmuxn U1-i'l1vi' licrslvill Bil'l1ll1llll!l Hlounl llulro llinnmnll Diilalrn F1-igin Fulleillmlllxl. H. Fullonhannn. L. Ge-rson BAND Presirlvnt RUDOFF Hemlorsnn Jzilrin Kaplan Kuplien Kessl:-r Kinney lA'hl'I'llilll Levine- Mzlvkintosl Mzlffei Mevllunim- Meyer Nydc-li Puwlowski Pollavk '4il'P-PfPSil1PIlf llolrunskrx' Prager Rupp Rolmerlsrm 51-hneier Svhwzlrlz Sigerinondo Stephan Stokan' Stein Epstein Honig McCluskvy Ollins Prince Srhillinger xvil?iIllN'l'g W ise N an Hoek Xveil Weiss Wirsing Wolfson Shapiro Cherry Goodgolll Hausmun Bernstein Cirrita Anrl Ihe band playid on R il K. al! w F E i f ,, P. . s. Engl 24 if i., , . Fi 1 L W. ri, f 5 P 4 E IE fi., ,3'v'f'f ':' 'ww of -N ,. 4, 3. E? F BW E, 1 rl i k A , E, NZ i. 5 r P' H.J,Q,S?.S,.?:QT.',!:wW?S.'w,.' 1.3 . .,. J... f .. -,nfg.r5. 7,vw., .ul ggxl wg an Slgsyiqgvw Me, -r Www At .45 a 100 lbs.-How s business? --'-1--' CONSERVATION SQUAD HAROLD KAPLAN. Captain David Eiaenlmrg .lurk Fellmun -X. Fnjerstein F. Ulrivh .l. Weil Fred Rubin B Paul Dresfher .lvsse Schessel Myron Levllarg L. Levine M. Carson N. Lindner Faculty Adviser MR. S. GREENTFIELD E' 2' A lf, Q ., I . 64 +51 119. oms GUTBEZAHL. Co-Captain M. Les:-11 M. Lawrenve William Honig L. Saslaw Maurice Wood ,.....ll.11 -',1-,.w5,'.- X -vw--t t ref' f s fa 1 LIBRARY SQUAD '-+-- ff X, V , Mus. RANuALL. Librarian Miss Curzon. Assistant Librarian Mn. Hoaznm-znc. Assistant Librarian Miss Gn.n's0N. Assistant Librarian .lolm KEANE. President N'u:1'ou MILLER, Vice-President RAYMOND Fu-:1scuMAN. Secretary Harold Ort Elliot Klein Dun Fllllllilllll Divk Caesar Paul Moroz Dun Telsey .lannes Bene-dict Bill Cohen ,Xdulf Lucvu fjllliili your bnnlus .' 65 vang. gvt X, -, .i ,vq-....,,,V ,,r En, iq USHER SQUAD GERALD JAY BERNSTEIN, Co-Captain Milton Berko Bert Axelson Julius Greenberg Robert Tauss George Niebuhr Victor Niebuhr Myron Levbarg DAVIDSON, Captain AVN!-:R FELDMAN Norman Lindner Robert Fidoten Jesse Schessel David Eisenberg Harold Kaplan Milton Beck Richard Katz Faculty Adviser MR. ROBERT TOLLE , C 0-C aptain This way, please! , I I ' .b ,4- li-+' CHEERING SQUAD -'-'l-i 3-5 X f DOUBLE 4'S,, S-ST-TU-UY-YV-VE-ES-SA-AN-NT-T High school! High school! High school! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Yea, team! C. Davidson J. Fenton H. Kovalsky D. Eisenberg D. Seigel S. Jacobson S. Miglinccio T- E-A -JU f Yaaaay, Team! 1 67 ' FOOTBALL TEAM - Sherer Kemaslm Ono Rogge Tischmun Feral XJ Corrler Willie Malone Girolamo Soaps: Ryder Brocum Coach MR. BENZIG Metzik Julius Calangelo Preshlack Hamada. Mgr. Cnslelli Stuyvesant 14-Clinton 6 Stuyvesant 124-Clinton 6 '68 gi . l- 'WW '!3 '5'?v.'r-11 '.'1'f TCi'w Jzfzff :u.n,l5f1F Z5P?W'yQ'E2'-!'1'fjfnf,-' ' f5'f1lzSfY5f,p ri -l MA' I 'H TEAM Li- Captain Rapaport S. KAMENX' Riegelhuupt Zabonsky Schwartz Pflumm FllClllly A dviser MR. STERNBERG M. Lipton F. Scalora R. Spinelli S. Goldstein L. Sarlori 2 and 2:22-Could bc! '69 A 'lH P?'f1 V. ?fffwwS l 1 .1 1M..L..,4, Over hill, over dalcg CRQSS -COUNTRY TEAM Manager B. FALK Asst. Manager Captain C. ll-xvlnsow W. Lewis A. Osterlncrg P. Ruehnm-1 F. Wilson J. McWilliams J. Callahan H. Cherot H. Geigenson Coach MR. W. H. BRADSHAVV 1 XY 70 -we Q. ,l , Bernard Cutler Arthur Nackman Seigel George Aroneck Otto Berger Francis Brice Mischel Brice Louis Forno Anthony Gili SGCCER TEAM Hans Lowey Milner George Neibuhr Victor Neihuhr Alexis Pastuhov Herbert Pearlman Joseph Smagorinsky Anthony Terzano Peter Ackerman Coach Mn. S. JAcos I gf I 71 They use their heads Bernard Block Peter Heiman Harold Kahn Jules Kaplan Klewansky Ralph Myller Arthur Rosen Robert Schweder Marvin Woodruf Fatwa-Lt:snf,, Y V 17,-y..M!. X, tv, f i. .w,,,, ,wi N ,E 6 1 mga! i if 'Cv 1 F, 621 ,. N si . 5 F in ?? r. Ar 5 Y 9 rf- 'I 5, ! M' 5 . g, :vw ,M V 'Y ,-. ..li.-L- l,..l.l-.l-T 1 .Ji .- Q Q-, ,gn ' f BASKETBALL TEAM LJ , NORMAN SKINNER, Captain HENRY' GOLDBERG. Manager SEYMOUR COLDSTEIN Assistant Manager M. C01-PERSMITH, Mascot Robert Kassel Thomas Wood Herbert Kaplan Daniel Markoff Sam Smolowitz Emanuel Goldberg William Zuber Coach Frank Dugan Lloyd MacDonald Irving Simon Murry Herzlich Dan Goldstein Marvyn Jaffe S. H. inocj ELLNER Ifs the net zncome that counts Til 4, I 4 5 1 A 4 a n vlwl - H c W' SWIMMING TEAM kj l ROBERT COLLINS ARTHUR LANDAUER Captain C o-C a ptain Charles Bauer Daniel Body Alfred Brown John Cocuzza Thomas Dell Melvin Gabey Richard Gabey Norman Goodman Donald Kamnetz Richard Korchien Joseph Schwaninger Leon Kussick Morris Neufeld Conrad Normann Paul Steinhorn Robert Lee Richard Katz Joseph Kioski Arthur Dougherty Leon Weisborrl Harold Lazarus John Martin Richard Goldstein Coach MR. S. S. MYERS .lohn Markush Andrew Hyjek Edgar Franzetti Arthur Schreier Alex Russin Robert Rm-illey Charles Adler George Etimos Vincent Pueraro Ralph Perhac Gerard Riley Splash' T3 , ,L 2.3 ,L 5 , f . i n g ?3r',.,,,N..f MV rf , Wnify, 1 I lk A395 H J A - , - , L PENCING TEAM , 'X , 1 xy Lulcl CUTQLO, Captain THUMAS Nlosl. Co-Captain N ictor Spellen George Symamski Fredrick Vanacore Joel Cherry Murry Kric-smuu Coach MR. E. LEIBEL Touchci! 74 K I .Quin I U. . 4 -ul 1. I' ,A V ',. .-5 -Q-,,.9.e'f'3.4- ', ' ., ,.:v . 54,2-.Mft-,:f-, J. , '.-., . '. -. -. K. ' . --W - , 4- ' y . M . .t -Q , , -V - A ,. - N .35 w,fr:f.,, ,yn 'K U ,A , , .K .K me A point of order, Mr. Chairman. GQ. EXECUTIVE CGUNCIL G.0. Officers Luna Curoto. President BERT F ALK. Vice-President IMNIEL B. POLLACK, Secretary Form Presidents Robert Tauss. Eighth John Keane, Seventh Jerome Xveil. Sixth David Mass, Fifth Fred Ceridien. Fourth, A.M. Daniel Preston. Fourth. P.M. Rivhard Brockway. Third Donald Desmond, Second Jerome Keller, First V J Special Representatives Gerald Davidson. Tech. Activities Leopold Moscowitz. Departmental Activities Harold Kaplan, Scientific Activities Robert Colden. Literary Activities Nicholas Quartararo. Special Activities Team Representatives Henry Goldberg, Mgr. of Basketball Richard Peters. Mgr. of Football John Callahan. Asst. Mgr. of Track Bernard Cutler. Mgr. of So i't' er Victor Spcllen. Mgr. of Fencing J. G. NEUMARKER, Honorary President 4 vi J' , 9 ' Jfethiff 'E ern 2' , QAJA by Mit lf iii .1 .04 ,,--sf. . g . 3 ,s A ..l4'-- ,. .. .-1' u , ,' I I , A - V ,V ,. ,.,g . , . i s ,':1,f-f-YP Q' R 1 V V, + ' jjsff f A 'V 9- , 4 .ATt '.,. . 1 . l New and Ever 00N, it will all be gone. The tariff acts and 'fcosines of logarithmsf' the burning of the midnight oilw prior to that regents exam, the 15th Street hot- dog stand and that slightly eccentric 4th period instructor, the 51 yard touch- down run that gave us the championship, our activity meetings and all our petty worries and supposedly momentous school problems, will also soon be things of a past era. ' We, who are now leaving, should also appreciate the fact that we will have graduated from a High School whose name may ever be uttered with justifiable price. Our school truly ranks among the nationis foremost. This fact is attested by the lengthy and honorable record of achievements of its alumni. These same alumni have contributed their bit-as we hope to contribute ours- to the school's historic annals-to its already glorious reputation. It is that spirit, that something intangible, that is so much a part of Stuyvesant, which makes it more than just another educational institution. It is that, which assures us that as the years go by, Stuyvesant's position as an institution of fellowship and learning, will not crumple with the burnt ashes of time, rather will it continue to ascend with the passage of each 11ew class. We who leave now, enter into a world of strife and turmoil. Both the burden of liberating it from the strife, and of creating order, peace, and con- tentment, out of the turmoil, will rest upon our shoulders. The former is to be accomplished on the field of combat. The latter must be achieved in the council halls of the representatives of democracy. That we are determined to accomplish these Herculean tasks, to the peak of our ability and moral standards, is hardly questionable. The class of January, '44 displays an impressive collection of meritorious achievements that any such class may well take pride in. This may be attributed in part to the superb comradeship that has been symbolic of our High School years. Our strong band can truly ne'er be brol-ten,', for the ties formed here are too binding to ever be torn asunder by distance or time. Now or ever, a more closely knit fraternity of classmates and friends will be difficult to find. It has been a privilege and a distinct honor to have been chosen by you as your representatives. So Good Luck fellows! The best of Luck and Success to all of you, those of you entering the Armed Forces, and.those of you pursuing other fields of endeavor. May you leave now with confidence in your ability to carry the name of Stuyvesant H. S. to still greater renown. As you have en- graved your worthy name upon your alma-mater's scroll of time, so may your school associations and S. H. S. remain emblazoned on your heart-now and ever. ROBERT TAUSS , President JULIUS GREENBERG Vice-President 76 Vx? 1- t. ..g-.:m1.L- .Q f -ga, 412, f V W' ik' 2 1 . it f ff .U 3? 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The big senior gazed down at me and replied simply, f'Sixth floor auditoriumf' uHoly Moe! I heard him exclaim as I made my way toward the stairs, Mthey get smaller and smaller every year. By now my pride was hurt, but undaunted I groped my way toward the sixth iloor auditorium. After being properly directed by a sympathetic teacher, I finally arrived at my destination-on the first floor. Upon entering the huge auditorium, I could do nothing but gape in awe at its size. 'LGee, itis much bigger than the one in P. S.-, I murmured. My thoughts were rudely in- terrupted by another of those characters fseniorsl who herded me together with dozens of others to a seat. The exams followed and then, almost before I knew it, I was out in the street again, my mind flowing with dozens of answers-most of them wrong. Then followed a period of waiting, a period of suspense, followed by a moment of joy. It was true. I had passed. Thus began my magnificent career as a Stuyvesantian. FIRST TERM! They really treat us as grown-ups here. Programs, official teachers, biology, and--oh yes,fCyml ,lust why it was, I probably will never be able to fathom. How was it that we poor freshmen, without exception, always found ourselves, during the course of the day, trekking wearily from our Gym period in the basement all the way to the Biology room on the fifth floor? Ah, what a life! And after having just knocked ourselves out on the gym floor running the obstacle course. The obstacle course, huh! Life just wasn't worth living, especially with a period each of music and biology to sit through. Woe for the life of a freshman! But tempus fugit as all good tempuses do, and before I knew it, my Freshman days were over. I had even passed through the educated stage. Now, as a full-fledged sophomore, I commanded tbut did I receive?l the respect of my school-mates. Visions of Morning Session floated through my mind. The Spectator became more and more interesting. Now, at least I could recognize many of the things that were written about. To make things even more rosy, mv name was even mentioned once on the honor roll. Things like Regents, Electives and Shops became realities. When I became an early bird, I would have to know a lot about them. My Night Owl days were almost over. Morning Session! Vllhat a disillusionl Uh that getting up early. Wlieri I think of it-blah. Then too, it's just like being a freshie again. Now instead of being bossed by Sophomores, as in my Freshman days, I am being dictated to by tl1e'high and mighty Seniors. Life still wasnit worth living. I slaved for eight years to become a senior in P. S. eleventy-six, only to find myself a Freshie in High School the following year. Then, having become a power in the Third term, I once again sank into oblivion-Fourth term to you, bud! 79 frwsww A However as time went by, thi11gs became better and better. I was being treated more like a man every day. Why occasionally, some liberal-minded teacher might even venture a sophisticated story. Oh that Mr. Leibell Then too. there were clubs! Good ones! I remember making out a whole list of clubs that I intended to join, only to finally end up belonging to just one or two of them. '6Well, I figured, al still have plenty of time to go. Graduation was still pretty far away. JUNIOR YEAR! and at last the fun begins. Dances, football games and football rallies all began to interest me more and more. Now this was real living. I felt as if I were actually getting up' in the world, well, Stuyvesant anyway. More treating of us as mature, more mention of my name in the Spec. More electives, and-Oh yes-more regents. I guess I got through them okay, however, because now I find myself here at last. A Senior! I still can remember the thrill I got when I walked into my seventh term official class. Now, I was sure everyone would look up to me. Alas amjd alack, resurrection day had not yet arrived. I was still looked unon with contempt by the upper-classmen. Educated seniors? I was still an inferior. However, that did not daunt me. I immediately set about preparing myself for the term to come. The term of terms! I joined staffs and committees. I joined more clubs and generally started on a one man publicity campaign for myself. No sirl I was making sure I would not be cheated out of the pleasure to be derived from my senior term. In eighth term I was going to do things. Meanwhile I attended the dances, went to the football games and rallies. Generally I had as good a time as any seventh termer could. Say, maybe the high school business isnit so bad after all. At last the day camel After three and one-half years of sweating, swearing Qafter 4th terml, straining and generally knocking myself out, I have at last achieved my goal. To witvl AM A SENIOR. Senior buttons, senior hats, senior dances, senior basketball games, and whatis more, respect. I mean respect from the lower classmen. There's no student in Stuyvesant High School that I have to look up to now. I am King, Master, Leader, Big Cheese-or what have you. I prefer to be called a Senior, the name sounds good to me. Visions of the prom began to fill my head. So help me. l declared proudly, nlill not miss a single functionf' Oh yes, Illl study a little-on the sidef' Dances have come and gone. My senior hat begins to look a bit faded. My button has lost that patent leather shine. A few scratches mar its once gleaming face. My senior term is drawing to a close. Am I sad? Of course notl Itis been great fun. As l look back on it now, I can really say I have enjoyed it. Dances, parties, writing for the Indicator. Having my graduation picture taken. Haw. I'll alwavs keep that one of me with that cap and gown on. Thafs one for the books. Whitt a stupid look on my face. Yes. I can look back on it all now, and laugh. I have worked hard and been kicked around quite a bit. But after all, it's been worth it. As I remember it all, I feel a little sad. Sure, I may have been abused and taken advantage of at times. Somehow, though, I really didn,t mind it so much. There's something in being a Stuyvesantian that has made it worth while to endure all these hardships. It was worth it. The regents for example. Oh boy, how I slaved during that chem exam. Never thought I would get by. I remember sitting up nights for a whole week afterwards worrying as to what the outcome was. And was I relieved when I found that I passed. What a 80 UQ 1- I atiaiswiiisaiiaw 4.msa.4'.L.fli. a. K. .11 .ai V, V, . ,A ,,..,,,.,1 pf. ' r .1 sf Q 'Ag A'G?w.'?S'?iJ - . Q , '- R swell feeling! I remember ripping up that regents review book and tossing it gently out of the window. And then there were those endterms tnot to mention the equally pestiferous midtermsl. I still say they were worse than the Regents. Brother, the end- terms I have sweated through! It's funny, some people tell me they actually enjoy an exam if they feel they are going to get a hundred. Not having lived through that experience, however, I would not have the slightest idea as to what they talking about. Such people! Then, of course, there were the good parts. The dances, and the parties that I feel I must mention again. The ones I remember above all were the ones with the Julia Richman girls. It's great to have a sister school like that. Then too, there were the C0 dance, the Arista hop, and others with the fellows outside of school. Of course I can't forget the football games. I'd take my best girl over to RandalI's Island and sit there in the stands, huddled together and cheering with the rest of the mob for dear old Stuyvesant. Those were the days! There'll he football and Stuyvesant again--but too late for us. Pretty soon I'll be clearing out of here. It sure will be hard to leave Stuyvesant. No kidding! I really don't know what I'll do after that. Maybe the army or the navy. Perhaps I'll be lucky and get in the air corps. Wllo knows? Maybe I'll eve11 be able to get in some work at college. .lust think! Once I get out, l'll be starting all over again. Once more I'll become a freshie. Life carries us onfbut welll carry Stuyvesant in our hearts. ,,, . H , ..- sf I lg . , . V A shy I . , A 2 V .' .-1 I f -e' fi . I 7. Ji: . V. ,fx 4 ij! ,gf JJ' , 5' V i , A - ,511 - Wt 81 ,, 'Buss 7 Aiexewon 1 f A r n I, e- A P I A A 3 fx I5 A A 'ru A 2 Ann r- 'Q ee ldn ,' !,..f' '1 rv :Heh Z1 ee if Niebuhr Bros WY, + Greenberg' L,- Y, immune 'J ' Diavmqw KaTz ,QUATA ra rg E Brucks C91-ol O D ev, d fN fN CAA -xx Mm. 5001 .LSU -x 1- 17 E. 5 V. Sealed By Friendships Tie As you walked down 15th Street that day, you were in your glory. Your Senior hat was perched jauntily on your head, the recent Julia Richman dance still lingered in your memory, on your mind was the forthcoming Prom, and in your heart was an image of the girl you were taking. That flashy, giant Senior button which adorned your lapel, made it unnecessary to proclaim to the world at large that you were a Senior at Stuyvesant High School. You believed that even the solemn statue of Pete Stuyvesant would blink as you strode by and take notice of that fact by the exultant attitude you had assumed. Yes, you were a Senior. You owned the world and space and you were entitled to every prerogative that such a privileged character deserves. Always present, to give you all those things that are so traditionally uSenior,,, was your Senior Council, aggressive, conscientious, capable. The Council is composed of the President and Vice-President of the Senior class, the President of each eighth term official class, and the Editor of the Indicator, and serves during both the seventh and eighth terms. Remember them? Our Council succeeded in making our Senior term a success in every regpect. Their job is even more commendable since it is often an unappre- ciated one. After one task was accomplished, they did not step forth to receive acclaim, but instead, continued working unceasingly on some new endeavor. This term, they may boast the choice of an indescribably audacious Senior hat, the first Senior Co-ed Dance Club in the history of Stuyvesant, the most suc- cessful ,Iulia Richman dance in many a term, the organization of a Senior basketball team despite overwhelming difficulties, and finally, a Senior Prom that will be long-remembered. The Senior Council was the nucleus of every Senior activity. To those fellows, and to Dr. Shipley, our Senior adviser, without whose conscientious guidance all this would have been impossible, we owe a vote of thanks for his indefatigable efforts in making all our Senior functions the successes that they have been. 84 . . is. ,madgbgfi i 1- ogy? , MH- ,Q-w.wfpww,.: air-rw.-,A-,,.w4nv'9s-fnvnr' : 1w!F'ij'f QW? SENIOR COUNCIL Bon TAUss, President JULIUS GREENBERG. Vice-President Ria-hard Svhlung Nulule Talrtumellu Ceralrl Davidson Max Ojalvn Edgar Franzetti Rirhard Katz Faculty Adviser Ralph I.. Gill:-n Irwin Posner John While Felix Caggiann George- Nrilnuhr DR. Jos:-:PH T. S1-UPLEY 85 Y IL: ,., 1, V, wg., 1- 351-I I 5 111 I I . I Iv v 1,1 A L f m 95,551 f-W, ff 3 x I I I H. 1 E , I SCHOOL OF RADIO TECHNOLOGY I A TECHNICAL COURSES IN ALL , PHASES OF RADIO AND TELEVISION 'J' jar informafion wrife I R.c.A. IN'STITUTES, Inc. f 75 Varick S+ree'I' N-ew York kb .fd Kafka Corlaorafion of America eruice f 'I V. N ' L I 1 W 'HI ' I wi Rh 4 n ST YVE5AN PAHE Ts' ASSDIIIATIU Q? 1, 1: ,9- -1. 1 V, , L f if 'Ffzr A 1165 if f 1 ,,, ' 4 , fl 1 'K A 4 5 a 3921 ' '55 . , Y ,J . 4 L ,if nuff i ,- 4' 3 ei W f f A Ji. ,A r 4' 4'4 5, ,321 , 5- v , 4 fi 1 . L 5 Y 4 . 6 ' M , Y K i ,I . 331 , P' Cx-ggi , if ' if ,ig ' fi f 1:1 K Y. F . .A 1' X-.52 ' 35 a ' 2 - if ,,. si 4' , ,,,... af' ' J.. . ls, if -1 6 K 4 .1 4 H 'sm 5 xl A ,wi . 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