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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

'if 57 fi if li K .I 1 sf J lf ' ' , I , fi Q 1 4 o f x L. ,, , 'IJJIJY ' I- ' ' M1 A5 .'.:1m.fJ.w4 i:T6 '. J' Mflm Wifi! 7i:1a?'llNRlIE31 cfzdbafal Wiz. 7957 3 ,yq - fx . F 1 OUR STRONG BAND . Uur strong hand can llf'7Pl' he hroken, Formed in Stuyvesant High, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed hy friendshilfs tie. Stuyvesant High School, now and ever, Deep graven on each heart. Shall he found unwavering, true, WllPll we from life shall part. High school life at best is passing. Gliding swiftly hy, Then let us pledge in word or deed Our love for Stuyvesant High. SHALL NEER BE BROKEN EDITORS l95l I af 'R P04 jsp! 4-ffi. E 4? 55+-.f AL FRIEDMAN Aflmzfzgifzg Editor A . ,fy 1 DANIEL MEYER Aff Effffm- f rf' f 50' , w STUART MACNOESKY EJNM'-ill-Cfvief .I X M Ll 4' J- I ' lr ' E , ' J. 5 1 U-JDJ. 11- f f 'i! Yfxx ,WN Num, Mmuu-H, Sl'lljlII' l,1IlLfL'I lfffilffr Du. joslima T. Sl-HPEEY Sulfur ,'IJ1'i.mr GILRIQRT XVALU Affflllfej Iififffl' ARTHVR KATZ . fJ1wT'f.lfe Iiajjffll' :If l'lYf,1llf l3J1fuz1f RUNALD Lewis Sm, B1iRNsTfa1N RULAND WHITE GLQRQE ANDRIQQS ARTHUR KARANAS MARTIN CARR HAROLD FIELDS ROBERT KATZ WERNER KLEELIAN STAFF Bl!,fjIlE.f,l' Smff lfJ1ffn'iT1f Shlff IRWIN MlcRKA'rz ALAN Mumm IZRRQ Nlrsslmlrm KIQNNRTH PARRIQR 5 BlzRN,-RRI! MASITR Bff,uj1f44w Algzmzlqez' RuBliR'I' GIURDANI-iLLA Plm!u4q1'.1l17l1y EJHUI' Af-1 Smff ARTHUR GR1iliNli Louis RoDR1cQm2s LRUN IQLEINMAN SIMUN IQORNBIII' HARIJLD RASHIP Lows Shlllvlfl. HuwAR1u SUSSMAN CMRIMN XVILK STAN VUYLITR DEDICATION TO mr. .!4A'XCllIll0l' gnvll The Graduating Clasb of january l951 dedimtes this issue of tlie Indicator to a man whose genuine warmth, consitlerntion, .intl frientlli- ness, have made our stay at Stuyvesant .1 very cninyxilwle one. Such .1 man is Dr. Alexander lffron, who, in lm every 1l.1y .it St11yx'es.1i'it, typilies the ideals of etlucgttion in Amerita. As Clmirmzin of the Pliysim Deimrtment, lit lim l.lliL'll .1 lK'l'Sllll.ll interest in maintaining tlie progressive LUl'flL'lllllIll il1.1t Ima lwetniiit- xynnnnmntis with Stuyvesant H. S. His lctltires, .intl Iii-. xixitl tltmniif btrtitionx, lmve wakenetl in ux .ill .tn iritrt-.1se1l wire ul tlit- iimtunitiitlt of tlie P0fCl'IllLllIlICS ul stientt: After we prim tliiwmtigli tliti lwimiln nl Sliayxtmiiii into tlit' xmrltl ztluuut us, we shrill trirry vviili us, .1lw.1yx, tlit- Iimtl lllL'llllll'iL'N .intl twirl' lettirins fill rlie lwritiglilly llllVUl'Ill.lllX'L' letttiiwa 'given tu tix lw tliis Clllllltlll xtlmlrir, .intl ul lm uiiiliiiiiinlg tlH1Lk'l'll lm' uni' lit-sr ii1it-rt-sts, ja fire Qmalaafaa Ofjan. 1951 Your decision to dedicate the yearbook to me honors and touches me greatly. Believe me that your expression of affection finds me a ready echo in my own formula-hlled but sentimental heart. We have worked together, talked physics together, experi- mented together, and argued together. And out of this association there has come to me a deep conviction that simply nowhere but in Stuyvesant can one ftnd such alert, intelligent, idealistic people. You have taught me as much as I have taught you. Your reactions to my demonstrations have kindled a desire to go on demonstrating. Your argu- ments have lent color and charm to what otherwise would have been it dull and dry teaching process. You hare been ,liflllff-1' tqmflilf You graduate at Ll time of world tension and strife. Wfhatever you do after graduation, remember that your fresh, unspoiled, high-minded approach is what this jaun- diced world of ours needs so badly. Help us bring freedom to every corner that has been plunged into darkness. Help your country in her hour of self-sacrifice and you will help the rest of the world to regain what it has lost. I know you will rise to all of the demands that will be made upon you and that you continue to bring luster to the fair name of Stuyvesant. As for me, I count myself fortunate for having met you. Sincerely yourf, .fdnzxanaler an-on XA, xxx. 'umwy GII Vvx 5 W 4 I -NK .I I 3' a A 1 A N T i 1 1 v I 1 I A fl, fire gl 6lJlff,CltQ1f Ofyafl. 7 It would be much easier for me to greet you on this all important day if conditions in the world and in our school were more nearly normal. I do think, however, that you are all mature enough to recognize real situations and solve your problems accordingly. It is because I am convinced of your adaptability and intelligence that I offer you my sincere congratulations. We have just completed a dilhcult term in which it was not possible to organize the usual activities associated with seniors, and yet you have done your work nobly and placed all matters in their true perspective. In later years, when you look back to the current problems and the way we have all combined to meet them, you will come to recognize two important points. First, that we have not neglected fundamentals, and, second, that your teachers, also under trying tensions, have served you loyally and well. You will barely leave these halls when the realities of a troubled world will be shifted to your young shoulders. I know that you have given thought to the political tinder boxes all over the globe, and I know that you are ready to assume your responsibilities in preserving your freedom and your heritage. I hope that the influence of evil forces will abate and the imperative need for settling differences by peaceful means will predominate so that you will have your rightful opportuntiy to progress in your education and your life work. Sincerely yours, .gr-ec! 3CAO0ll60I'g Jizfclm inifffrafion The excellent administration of our school has been one of the factors responsible for the present prominence of Stuyvesant as one of the best schools in New York State. Among the most important factors is the kindness, the understanding, and the generosity of our Principal, Mr. Fred Schoenberg. His sincere help and advice has aided in the extension and coordination of our extra-curricular activities He has always been willing to confer with representatives of the student bodies and has always been ready to hear a complaint and to offer a solution to the problem. He has always been progressive in his outlook on education and the many improvements in the curriculum of our school have been the result of constant painstaking research and thought on his part. We have been lucky to have Mr. Schoenberg as our guardian-angel these past years. Assistants to Mr. Schoenberg in his administrative capacity are Mr. jacob Wortinan. Mr. Hubert Hart, and Mr, Moses Lipeles. Mr. Wortman is the Administrative Assistant in charge of personnel and has the important task of supervising programming and other organizational responsibilities, including the designation of assignments to the members of the faculty. Mr. Hubert Hart is Dean of the Afternoon Session. He is in charge of the P.M. Assembly and the weekly S.H.S. Announcer. He also has charge of general school discipline and assists Mr. Schoenberg with such minor problems as parents and strikes. Mic. lllllll in llfxiii' Mit. glacoii XY7URTMAN 12 Hcgff ' 7 MW' 1 f .1 f 1 f Qt A. ,f I, Y .i w .W yyrr , 3 W v f , 6 ,162 Z' ff. 23 ,I V f, , MU M ,4 , , A , 4 ' ' . 5' ie Q N 1 5 2 y ,V MR, HARRY Mamas MR, Mosias l,Il lfLIQS Mt. Lipeles, whom many of us will remember as G. O. Adviser until his appoint- ment as Dean of the Morning Session, has charge of the school until Mr. Schoenberg arrives and is responsible for the A.M. Assembly. Both as an administrator and as a teacher. the personality of Mr. Lipeles has added a spark of vitality to the faculty of our school. Mr, Harry Marks is the Dean of the Senior Class and is a gentleman all of us have had acquaintance with during our senior year at Stuyvesant. Mr. Marks advises us in matters pertaining to education, scholarships and college. We are also grateful to him for undertaking the arrangement of the scholarship lectures. Because of his untiring effort and his faith in Stuyvesant students, many Stuyvesant boys have won scholarships, the total amount of which is increasing each year. Dr. joseph T. Shipley also performs many services for us. He is Senior Class Advisor and the Faculty Advisor of the Arista, the Honor Society of Stuyvesant. The well-liked teacher, author, poet and critic also serves as Master of Ceremonies at the commencement exercises. Dr. Shipley is also advisor to the Indicator. Mrs. Krasnogor, who is in charge of Senior Records, carries carefully through the increasingly difficult task of filling out the transcripts for students' college applications. Mrs, Marran has helped many of us obtain after-school jobs in her capacity as Place- ment Counsellor. The men and women who comprise the administrative and clerical division of Stuyvesant are persons of great character, patience and perseverance. They hold their eminence not only for the successful completion of the tasks assigned to them but because they have shown themselves concerned with their work beyond the line of duty. They have indeed earned the gratitude of every student who has attended Stuyvesant. 13 SIMON BERMAN ,fl I.11l7e111izfi11i' , '- ,, ,E ,.:,.. . .,,, Q24 I X EDWIN KATZ Eugfjfh ffy ' ,, f if V ' , ,W 3? f , W , ,V DR. SAMUEL STEINBIERG Social Sllfdief Ql0CLl fl'l'lQl'L fd We are lucl-cy to have had for teachers, people whose hearts are In their work, who are devoted to their students. Mr. Berman's Mathematics Department offered us more and better courses in Mathematics than any school in New York. There were sub- jects ranging from Elementary Algebra to Solid Geometry and including Calculus, Surveying and Junior Engineering. Honor classes were con- ducted in each subject to give advanced training to the talented pupils Ilffloflg US. Many of us have first learned the true beauty of our language after taking one of the English Departments courses. Mr. Katz, the department head, hopes to have every Stuyvesant graduate aware of what makes the language he so easily uses so important to writers and poets. Special classes in Creative Writing, Speaking, Drama and Journalism have supplemented the regular course. Our Social Studies Department, headed by Dr. Steinberg, has given us a fascinating series of courses in Civics, World and American History, and Economics. A broad understanding of the problems that confront us, was successfully taught us by its excellent teachers. The science departments have gone far beyond the regular Glrriculum in order to give us the most advanced training possible. Dr. Efron's well- equipped Physics Department gave us not only the elementary material but, in addition, such courses as Applied Physics, Experimental Physics and Electronics. Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis were the extra contributions of Mr. Bowden's Chemistry Department. Zoology and Biology Laboratory courses were given by Mr. Tolle's Biology Department, in addition to the regular biology course. It is for these reasons, including special science shops for individual projects, that Stuyvesant holds sudi a high position as a science high school. Many of us will find that the foreign languages which we have studied will be of great importance in later life. The Romance Language Department, which was headed by Mr. LaGuardia, and Dr. Coyle's Latin Dia. Al.liXANDl1R llFRUN l3UIl4iI.AS BUWDIQN RomfRT Tour l'f1.yijm f.'l1w11iiff',j' liifffffguj' 14 l CINCINNATO La Gtmanm DR. EDXVARD Covriz WAi.TifR Sroififamiiw lirefzulv, If.1fi.i11. Sf1.111i.rfi lailm .intl Giwuhifz fllllfll' and German Departments, have attempted to help the students of our school to correct their difficulties and to obtain a basic understanding of for- eign language. Advanced courses in languages were offered to the more fortunate among us who wished to extend their knowledge .... The sudden death of Mr. La Guardia leaves the school, as well as the depart- ing Seniors, with a deep sense of loss. The Mechanical Drawing Department, headed by Mr. Panuska, which includes the Fine Art Department, is of great importance to the student body. On the more technical side we find Mechanical Drawing, Cartography, and Architectural Engineering, which are of invaluable aid to budding engineers and architects. Freehand Drawing and the Fine Arts Laboratory offer young Picassos a chance to express themselves. Athletic prowess is a well-known quality of Stuyvesant graduates and many a famous athlete owes his success to the encouragement and training offered him by the Health Education teachers under the leader- ship of Mr. Eberly. Every student, under their guidance, develops a good body, as well as a knowledge of First Aid and the principles of hygiene. One of our most enjoyable and slightly raucous departments fin a very melodic sensej is Mr. Stoffregen's Music Department. Our Orchestra, Band, Glee Club and the Semi-Annual Concerts are its main features, but for the layman there are courses in Harmony, Musical Appreciation and the History of Music. It is well agreed that everyone should have ability at handicraft of one sort or another. Mr. Jordans Department of Mechanical Arts strives to give us the fundamental manual and mechanical skills through such courses as Jewelry Shop, Plastics Shop, Wood Turning, and House- hold Mechanics. The school Library, under the friendly gudiance of Miss Engelhardt, has been a source of both pleasure and knowledge to us. Besides a large number of frction books there is a large selection of reference and non- fiction books to meet our demands for research material. Well, there, in capsule form, youive seen our school. You've seen our teachers. They've taught us well and toiled with us mightily. We thank them with all our hearts. Let's show them that their high hopes for us and their faith in us is not unfounded. Let's make them proud of us! I5 :Y 1 l l i l FRANK PANUSKA fllei'fn11m't1l lJl'cIll'fllg 1' ff ,ff flf Sf? gf, Gt? M f 1 , iff ,W li ff av I MW - ' fam. .V ,. , -i , 'fi A iz,,g:,,fi-tiafiiiijffz, , 7 r , .. , . .. 1 W .. . K 1-:.-:ian I :Wx ' V . ' ,.7. - -ri-4-, 7 if .i. 41.3 . aa 7 ' f Wa A ' 5.1 ., ' 5 'E , V, ' ' i i ' 1 '- :V f MQ' n ., 'z '7 2Vi...yw.fj,4Zf, A I, - I ig:::,:.gv.- .iw ,wgjfgafra - . f -V ff - 'fi i-'Z , ,f vw:-M . -i 1 -via ,V 1 f' ' if fc JOSEPH EBIQRLY Heiilffv Etlnrriliwl Cuaitriss JORDAN illeclvizazic Arif Hirna ENGIZLHARDT I.ibmr'y PRINCIPAL FRED SGHOENBERG ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS HUBERT HART MOSIES LIPELES JACOB XXIORTMAN Bjlljflg-J' Depmfzlzelzf ROBERT TOLLE, ClIIziI'm.111 AUGITSTUS CRABLIZ GEORGE HARRINCITIJN ABRAHAM PIENZER JOSEPH ROSEN JERRY SGHUR JULIUS SGHWARTZ Clvezzzifzvy DE!7dl'fNl61Zf DOUGLAS BOWDEN, Clmiz-mIz11 CLARENCE BERGER THOMAS BLUE ABRAM KERNER JACOB LIEBERMAN JULIUS RAPHAEL XWIESLEY ROMBERGIER ISRAEL SCHIFFMAN SAMUEL SCHINDIQLHIQIM Dmzrjxzlq De,0I1rlf11e11f FRANK PANUSKA, CfI.IiI'm.I1I ALEXANDER DKJLLIN PETER GIOBERTI I-IARVEI' PARRY GILBERT SAGRMAN ALFRED SLHAEEER ISAAC SILVER WILLIAM TIIZDFR ROBERT W1JI.Ii.Al II IXIAI' WI-'IINIRR Efzgliffa Deparrmefff EDWIN KATZ, Chdfflllblil IRvING ASTRACHAN MRS. SARA BARON ABRAHAM BLINDERMAN MILTON GREENBLATT EDWARD GRUBER EDWARD HERBST ROBERT HOAGLAND RICHARD JAROXY' MRS. MIRIAM KAPPALMAN DR. EDWIN KELLY EMANLEL LEIBEL MRS. GOODY LIEBOW MISS MARGARET LOBSENZ JESSE I..OXX'IiNTH.-XI. CHARLES LOGIN HARRH' INIARKS GEORGE PAUSE JI'LIL'S ROTHENBERG MRS. ETHEL SGHL'Tz ISRAEL SELIGMAN DR, JOSEPH T. SHIPLEY CHARLES STEINGART IRVING XYIEISFIN I-Iwzulv, Slf7.11I1.IlI .NIJ It.zff,zI1 Dep.:I'f111E1.I!f CIN GINATO I..-NGK,-XRDI.-X1 Cl'.1iI'11I.:II PHILIP ABROMOYITZ MRS. SIITLL.-X KINIBRILT THOMAS KISSANI7 CI.-XSPAR LIPVTRI DR. ALEX.-XNDFR BIOORE MISS JIfNNIIf POPO MRS. LILLIIZ S.-XLW'ITZ HAROLD SLIIARACIQER MISS FLORI'NcIf XY'IfINSTIfIN GEORGE XVEINSTOLIQ RAPIIAII XYVINDMAN '7 AWA Hcxzlffv ljIffn'.zfiII11 l7ufI.11'l11fI'I1f JOSEPH ERERLY. CfI.1,fI-111.111 WILMAR BRADSHAYY DUUSFS DAVIS jAcI4 GOLDBFRT WILLIAM INIARKS EDWARD LXICC3.-XIRIKY SAMUEL INIORRUXY' ARM.-AND CWSTITRBFRU LEE SHARP MIIRL THRIISH FRANK WILD LJUII .111.1' Ger111.z11 Dtfh.1l'f1llE'lIf,l' DR. EDWARD COYLE. Cl7.Zfl'1lI.Ill MRS. DOROTHX' CONAHEY EUGENE HAAS MISS XYIILHELMINA LEYVIN SAMUEL BIISCHEL DR. PHILIP SCHERER JI.zf.lve111.IfjI1f Depmfzzzezzf SIMON BERMAN, C-f7.Zfl'llI.1!I RIEIN ATKIN DR. STEVEN BRODII5 MISS IXIARIA DlTT.A DR. IRVTNO DODES MRS. SELMA GOLD SOLOMON GREENEiIiR41 SAMUEL GREENEIELD SAMUEL HART A1015 LEIDER JACQVELINE LOER GUSTAVE LOVETT JAMES NAQR HARRY OREAN DAVID PARMET DAVID ROSLOW LYIARK SClI'lXX'AR'l'Z HARRY S'I'I2RNIIERIg MRS. NAN VAIIIIIIAN IRVINII XWIELTMAN HITRMAN WINT'IeII .HaI'fI.111jI' Arff IJel1E.II'!111e11f CHA RL ES JORDON, C'lIY.ziIvm11z HISRAIAN BIIROS GIECJIRLLIZ EIFERT CHARLES GRIZIZNWALD XSUILLIAM HILL IRWIN KERN GLTSTAV KOPSIQH ARTHUR LELAND SOL LUEOW WILLIAM RAHE LWYRON WISCHSLER Mnyif DL9lDdI'fIllE7If WALTER STOFFRECEN, C'hL1j1'111Iz11 JOHN BART TH EODOR E HARRIS Ph-y.rjI'f D?pLll'll1l6lIf DR. ALEXANDER EERON, D. LEE BARER ALFRED BENDER WILLIARI CROMIE ANTHONY GIAMEALVO WILLIAM LESEUR SIEUERIED MIEYERS VUALTIER RAYMENT PIIZRMAN SCHNEIDER BARNET SIMON LIONEL YARD MISS DOROTHY ZIES Clnzirzizfzzl Sofia! Slmfief Dejlmfweiif DR. SAMUEL STIEINBIERCQ, Cfhlflllfziii MIKS, MAIKY BENTLEY MIKS. SYLVIA BRODY MISS MAIXIE DEE ISIDOR GORDON SEYMOUR HAIKIKIS SILVESTER JACOB MIQS. MARY KENNEDY PHILIP LOERER HERBERT PERLMAN SYDNEY PHILLIPS DAVID PLATT WILLIAM ROISDIER HARVEY SELIOMAN DR. FREDERICK SHAW DR. THOMAS SMITH MISS MARJORIIS TALLMAN HAROLD ZUCKERMAN Lilmzry D9P4I'fiil61If MISS HILDA ENGELHARDT, ClJdjI'77.76ZlZ MISS E. LAZELLE ALEXANDER MISS L. ELAINE GREGU f1Lf7lZj1ZfffI'JfjI'6 Depmlvzelzf MRS. RUTH CONSTANT MRS. SYLVIA CURTISS MISS ANNA DICRSON MRS. KATHERINE ELMES MTSS GERTRUDE FEIQENBLATT MRS. SARA FINCR MRS. ROSE KRASNOGOIK ARNOLD OLLENDORE PERCQY ROMME IAMIZS V. SMITH 'W Tw? 6' az ns., , '-.,... . JT L9 M ' i A J' f man-wr 1 ..- 0 4 uv .QM-'wx H, agp f.,, , fWW4X,b V ,h , f M fq 2 , 1 sw, Q2 pv-4 xv CD ,....4 --4 ggi v v l i l MARTIN ABRAHAMS Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Program Comm.: Med. Soc. CORNELL Medicine 325 Wesl 93 Sl. Man. 25 PAUL ACTOR Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Vice Pres., Philosophy Soc.: OFF. Cl, Vice Pres. C.C.N.Y. 202 Rivinglon Sl. Man. 2 'P' :fi V RALPH ADAMS Silxer P.S.A.L. Award: Sr. Adv. P.M. rivinq l.: Sr. Alhlelic Comm.: P s Bri P' Club Capl' Audilor- rum , m Key Sq Alhlelic -4 Ass n Chrmn Social Q om arsily Thealre Group: Medicine O7 63 . Woodside y - F9 . cgi Q . ' Cl- ' .: Q X A rp.: . 'v 5 ' . Comm.: Sr. Prom '? .: P il Service Board. . . 7 RICHARD ALBRECHT Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: lnlramural Sporls. N.Y.U. Eleclrical Enqineer 5l9 Easl' B2 Sl. Man, 28 t P' J' ,. I STOBERT ALPHR, Q if Silver S olarship CVQF.: Gllee Club. N.Y.O. 4 ' Medicine 14-I5 3l Ave. tlufll Asloria 3 . L: L GEORGE ANDRICOS Arisla: Jr. Arisra: l-lisl. Club: Dele- qale Foreign Policy Ass'n.: Sludenl Comm.: Office Sec'y. COLUMBIA Bus. Adminislralor 222 Easl 29 Sl. Man. I6 PETE ANELLO Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Awards: Foorball Team: Base- ball Team: Baskerball Sq.: Chem. Club: Solrball lnlrarnurals: Baslcelr- ball lnlrarnurals. COLUMBM Surgery 520 Easl I4 Sl. Man. 9 HARRY ANGER Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: l-lebrew Club: l-lisr. Club: lnlramurals. N.Y.U. .Civil Enqineer l754 'Washinglon Ave. Bx. S7 VINCENT ANTONETTl Silver Scholarship Ce-rf.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Carroqraphy Medal: Caliper Arr Slall: Archirecrural Soc. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineer 5414 64 Sl. Maspelh JAY APPLEBAUM Bronze Medal, Concerl Posrer Con- lesl: Gold Medal, Tracl Meel Pos- rer Conlesl: Silver P.S.A,L. Award: Pres. PM. Camera Club: Soccer Sq.: Radio Club: Caliper Ari Slalf. QUEENS Adverlisinq 60-I5 Woodside Ave. Woodside Cf L.. ff Y 5:-i PPLEBA Arisra: jd Sch ip Cen.: 5. SO T Sfigedelpr: .-i iel Fr Page: Ryr - ,-Pub. Qirec ' rn., La ' ysi . Clubs: y-Imeipgie . PM Advisor-1 orr. 'SI' ' GC' -I inor vPbIQ,IQaIions mf: '-'Q 220 Wqsjizs S+. hc'E JOriiIgii.Ig2ns ' fp gift l 1 K Af- HE AN 'I e S o s rr.: Silver P.S. .L. Aw, Cl. Vice-Pres.: Mar C I Med. Soc.: Caliper YP: Survey Srall. .Y. . Business 7 enry SI. By 2 QI 4 PPS K J i I ' ' Wlx f' l' tl I fE5RlIJARd Asci-:ER , ill sraz od Stholarshp Gert: I N- pmecrarcf: NLQMEQ. Ed. PPorPI'IPage: I Basebag lil! niu als: Joiurn. Soc.: Ubi illdliwjl-Ielv BSZOOKLYN I '. JOurn5Iism II Mclfibbindfl. 'A B'IcIyn, 6 A 5 Fl :Leif 1. MICHAEL ATTARDI Silver Scholarship Cert: Silfer FHS. A.l.. Award: Science Medal: I-Iisl. Civics Medal: Jr. Arizla: Office Sec'y.: Dismissal Sq.: Pencinq Club: Bio-Med. Club: Solrbell Inrrarru- rals: Oli. CI. Pres. L.I.U, Medicine I573 83 Sr. B'kI-yn. 28 PETER BAGANAKIS Pres. Library Sq.: Pre-Session Sq.: OPI. CI. Sec'y.: Bio.-Med. Journal. N.Y.lJ. Denlislry 85I Tinron Ave. Bx. 56 MZ? 4554: LOUIS BANDIROLA I-Iilrinq Soc.: Malh Club: Sollball Inrramurels. SYRACUSE Foreslry 493 9 Ave. Man. I8 f - Y J. , I- srl rr ,,',. 9. J GERHARDKIBAURLEIN A - Silver. Sicholarshp Cerr.: Bronze L Arfdfd Vice Pr s German Clialglg-fErrgf1iPinq Soi, fp C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineer 5OI- Easr B4 .Sh 4 M'an. 28 A 1, is ' ' I flu p , af . ' '. ' If ,. - , i J, X. JOSEPH BERKOWITZ , Fxrisra: Gold Scholarship Carb' ro' x :N A.L. Award: Hiki q Soc.: Mgr H3233-resfbgii, msg- ali in- 'rrarnuralsg , PerW nanen'r Req-rr Proqrarn Comm.: OPI. Cl. Vice Pres.: Speclalor. CORNELL Law 3I-I8 Sleinway Sl. Asloria 3 SAUL BERNSTEIN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Pres. Philos- ophy Soc.: Pres. P.M. Debalinq Soc.: OPI. Cl. Pres.: Form Vice Pres.: Assr. Ed. lndicaror: Olee Club: Library Sq. C.C.N.Y. I-Iislorical Research I29 Easl 4 Sl. Man. 3 PHILIP BIBICOFF Bio. Club: Dismissal Sq.: Service Sq. C.C.N.Y. Business 730 Coney Island Ave. B'Imlyn. IB ARNOLD BINSTOCK Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Baslcelball Inlramuralsy Soflball Inlramurals. N.Y.U. Bio-Chemisl 868 Slebbins Ave. BX. 59 5: K V, F fl .. l 'xx - 1 f ,, . ' J 11 ALLEN BLITSTEIN Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Gold P.S. A.L. Award: P.M, Club Advisor: Speclalor Counlinq Slarcl. COOPER UNION Chem. Enqineer 3I45 Valhalla Dr. BX, bl ,S EY BLOC I ro C olarshi C . ' er PS, - Award? Jr y . rf.: Baslcel- all, Sol s. If am rals: Dismissal Sq.: GI 11 , ANNA S Engineer 62 Ernereon Ave. Copiaque JOHN BLOCK OIT. Cl. Prez.: Pres. Surf. Club: P.M. Club Advizor: Fooiball Team: Traclc Official: Dismissal Sq.: Malh Help: Traci Inlramural. SYRACUSE lzoreilry 2l-38 42 S+, L, I, os RICHARD BLOSVEREN Bronze Scholarship Carl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Bio. Club: Ollice Sq. C.C.N.Y, Bio Chemicl I925 I-Iarricrin Axe. Bw. 53 ERNEST BLUM Fishinq Club: I-lisl. Club: Fishing Pub. Comm.: Aquarium Soc.: Slu- deni Comm.: Sofiball lnframurals. BROOKLYN Teacher 75 Tompkins Ave. B'lcIyn. 6 , ,1 I . 1 SH DON GEN xaior lor fm: Swimminq if oncerf Barxd' ihooiball' By Dismissal ,igea .I-Lorze S . ,I ' iff' I , Pho grapher 1592 Eas+ if Sli. V'B'kIyn. 36 Wei' ROB RT BONIS Swimming Sq.: Tennis Sq.: Band: Fooiball Band: Dismissal Sq.: Spec- lalor: Seahorse Soc.: FLM. Med. Soc.: Rifle Club. Medicine I4S Easl 54 SI. M55- JOSEPH BOSCO Arisla1Bron:e Scholarship CGTIJ Sil- ver P.5,A.l,, Award: Surv. Award. Malor S Llub: Oli. Cl. Pres.. Foolball Team: FLM. Foofball Ciulo. IQSI La Fonlaine Axe. BK. 57 fxi , ' x I .IJ V V 'NL , OUIS BR Si v ' ?,S.kA.L. A: r : Dance liii1i.:Qll,iCI,ViQ'5I res.: Camera I4 Iub: .lolijhfix Sollball Infra- wural. 'jx , 5 Business Execuiive '3I9 Wo I 26 Sl. Man. I I I 'LI I N 1. JOSEPH BRAUN Sldmp Club: Enlrance Exam Sq.: Slvop Monilor. N.Y.U. 594 Union Ave. Bw, 55 JULIUS BROWN AFISIGI Gold Scholarship Ce-rl.: French Club: Erencln Newspaperg English Play. CORNELL 260 Eorl' Waslwinqlon Ave. Man- RONALD BRUNO Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Foofball Team: Tcucliclown Club: Debating Team: Track Official: lrwramural. MISSOURI Journalism 25-3l 30 Rd. Oueens 2 GEORGE BU RT Silver P.S.A.L. Award: lnframuralz, C.C.N,Y. Bugineza 5I9 Easl 78 Sf. Man, QI NEIL BUTWIN Capr. Baseball Team: Baslfelball Sq.: Swimming Sq.: Track Sq.: Sil- ver P.S.A.L. Award. N.Y.U. Lawyer 789 Wesl End Ave. Man. 25 FRANKLIN BYNOE IO2 Easf I24 Sr. Man. 35 . fxl .f,. fx.- Jai ' JJ' X9 1' I' rg AED BYRNE Silv r Sclnoarslwip Cari' r. Arisfa: Eugen Lhem. Socyyfifni-iiq Club. .Y.U. I ' Deumlrv 447 42 S+.' J 1 ,B'rrvn. 32 ,I A . I '4 03: P'4 1 I ,lv ' ' 5 f A ff' ,Ur ln I '4 B DANIEL CABRERA. Silver P.S.A,I.. Award: BGSIUBIIDGII Sq. N.Y.U. Plnvs. Ed. I43 Wesr Man- 25 FRANK CAGIAO Silver P.S.Px.L, Award: DVGFWGIICS Club: Chem. Club: Baslcelball, Soil- ball Inrramurals. ST. JOI-IN'S I-Iealfln Ed. Teaclner 477 McDonald AVG- BIIYIWI- I8 LEROY CALLENDER Pre-Session Sq.: Dismissal SCI- 4 . Musician 259 Wes: 143 51, Man- 30 4 If-x Q Ji I W: .H Q Aj-7. J! I. Y IV I Jlfi i CMMS CAMRQAELLA, , Ml I II il 'H Ilv' Slllvei P.S.A.LkfBMWIard: isilverfi-I .ol- Irgshi'F,Qer'wi':LQB!uQEn Bullelili iaff: lhenpf Clulqi' is ing Cluy U ' CS.C.N.Y. I I IU N, -5yII3'TEnqineer 222 Slaqd'-JVSEIIQ Xiu'-jwff B'lcIyn. 6 LD: ITV' JACK CAZES Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq.: Vice Pres. RM. Radio Club: Chem. Sq.: Library Sq. COLUMBIA Research Chemisl l25 Norlh Porlland Ave. B'IcIyn. 0 GERALD CHANIN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Gold Schol. arship Cerl.: Class Seclv. C.C,N.Y, Mech. Enqineer 541: Claremonl Pllwly, By- 5 4- i xx'I'I K' K X N- fx Jw ' BERNARD CHASAN Aricla Councilman: Gold Scholar- ship Cerl.: Speclalor News Ed.: Program Conv-rf.: Azzoc. Ed., Fqonl P5927 I-6lia.lBaRr'r1'4UeI3,'ri q' S c.I Library Sq. COLUMBIA , Chemical Eng' eer 92 40 QUEEN,-Blfd. K-1 PHILIP CHICHIPAS Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Brmnze Sclmlr arthip Carl.: Bunnon Chem. Soc.: C llllfilll. Club: Jfzlllfqfill, Bnglgllqgll Inlramuralz: Ollicf: Sq, C.C.II.Y, Enrginrgrfr IBO Eur 27 Sl. Man. I6 3 ROBERT CITARELL Silver P.S.A.L. Award? GIGS Club: Pres. Newman Club: Engineering Soc.: Surveying Club: Malh. Club! Sollball Inlrarnural. STEVENS INSTITUTE TECI-I. Enqineer l269 Universilv Ave. BX. 52 RONALD CLARK Silver P.S.A.L. Award: SSVVICG SCI- MIAMI Engineer l5a FIM Ave. Meri. I0 GEORGE CLARKE P.S.A.L. Award: Disn1iS5al SQL B33- Icelloall Inlramurals. C,C.N.Y. Afcwnlinl I57 Manhallan Ave. Man. 25 MARVIN COHEN I Silver Carl. Award' Cree CMC' Libiran Sq.: Baslelliall IfW'V3V UV5I5- PHILADELPHIA TEX. INST, Engineer 769 Alrltxx AME. BX- 67 JOHN COLEMAN lourn. Axiarcl: Silver P,S.A,I.. Award: I-Iall Sq.: Bluepiinl Sq. Clll. Cl. Soflyi Baslelbail Infra- mumls: Phys. Club: Enlrance Exam Mailer: I-Iisl. Club: Surxevinm Clulwg Pulolifily Comm. ST. LAWRENCE Polilical Science Teacher IIT6 Prospocl PI. 'Ellyn 1 i VV ED RQ COLLINS S udenl mmf 1 Civil Enqineor 1 A . Ll Sl, Queens 5 FRANCIS COOPER Silxer P,S,A.L. Cert: Glee Club Track Team, ACADEMY AERO Aircrall T h . l E EC . ZOO l-lalsex Sli Bllin, lb SIDNEY COOPER SVTPZE Award: Eighirig Club' Sr. Easleial Team: S+uden+ Cfrnmx Bio, Club Scihball, Baelen bali lnrramuralg, ECRDHAM Pl-armeqig l55o Lf: 3lel:.-. A494 B.: EDWARD CORCORAN Silver P.S.A.L: Affaffl' Pkg! S31 Pres, PM. Camera Cluc' Dimfia Sqf Pre-Seesion Sq. OUEENS lfwaltfrer 6lO Concord Axe. Bi, S5 MICHAEL CORNER Arisiaq Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Ariglaq Specledqrg Ed. Monilor: Bio-Med. Journ.: Assoc. Ed. Fronf Pg.: Bazlefball, Sollball lnlramurals. C,C.N.Y, Denlislry 420 Wesl 206 Si, Man. GEORGE CORNIOTES Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L, Award: Baslfelball, Sollball ln- lrarnurals. C.C.N.Y. Accounfanl 279 Broome Sl. Man. 2 JAMES CORRIGAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Glee Club: Gym Sq.: Phys. Club: Enqineeririq Club: Pre-Session Sq. B'KLYN, POLYTECH. Enqineer 30-O6 42 Sl. Queens 3 1 .X if ff If f: r 1, i , v 0 .,, J B ik., RICHARD CORWIN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Social Comm.: PM. Club Adviser: Audio- Visual Sq.: Dismissal Sq. l2I -Weil 72 Sl. Man. 23 JOHN COSTANZA Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. AL, Award: Fishinq Club: Dismissal Sq: Treas. Newman Club: Enqif neerinq Soc. COOPER UNlON Civil Engineer ZI7 Easl 27 Sl. MGH- I6 ALD N kafspfggflag crolarship rl,, Tri meiry Awa di MQ. Ed' lalo Aiylcgglub Comm.: : i Bullelink:'Hei .,Ed. Bio.,Med. lourng Ecwonl' Pagek Ed. Aquarisi l i cf., P . os Pres.: Ds mii Sq.:zR6aord CDGCMQ Sqn Bluevprini s ,ffl Y 1 COLD A Y 'A Medicine I2 Cr n Shel ,-Billyn. 25 I A .' ' Wag, xo ' MPS: L N FRED CRENSHAW Cross Counlry Maior Leller: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Traclc Team: Treas. Winqiooi Soc.: lnlramural Traclf Team: Exec. Council: Man. Cv. O. Rep.: Co-Capl. Cross-Counlrv Team. N.Y.U, Medicine 34 Sl. Nicholas Pl. Man. 3I BOHDAN CZORNY Silver Scholarship Ce-rl.: .lr. Engi- rieerinq Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Awards: OH. Class Vice-Pres.: Chem. Club: Enqineerinq Soc. COOPER UNION Eriqineer 385 Easl IO Sl. Man. RONALD D'ALBORA Silver I9.S.A.L. Award: Med., Chem., Chess, Bio. Clube: Baseball, Baslrel- ball lnlramurals: Sludenl Comm. BIKLYN, POLYTECI-I Research Chem. 94 McKinley Ave. B'I4lyn. 8 HENRY D'ANGELO Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Surveying Club: Med. Club: Foalball, Baie- Ioall Teams: Baclrelball Inlramural: Touchdown Clulo: Traci Official. 2609-24 Ave. L. I. C. 2 MICHAEL DANIELE Silver .Scholarship Cerl.: P.S.A.L. Award: Enqiileerinq Soc.: Malh Club: OIT. Cl, Prez.: Med. Soc.: Sollloall Inlramuralz: Newman Cluh: Survevinq Soc. , COLUMBIA Civil Enfiinr-I-r IO? Bradford Sl. B'IfIyn. 7 SOL DAUM Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S. A.L. Award: Handball Team: Spec- lalor, Business Slali. B'KLYN. POLYTECH Chemical Engineer 55 Ave. C Man. 9 MARVIN DAVID Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S. A.L. Award: Alhlelic Comm.: I-Iisl. Club: Med. Soc. N,Y,U, Medicine 205 Easl IO Sl, Man. 3 LEONARD DAVIS Silver P.S.A.L. Award: L+. Dismis- sal Sq.: Rilfle Club: P,M. Club Su- pervisor. C.C,N.Y. Engineerine l3S Edqecornbe Axe. MSU. 30 GRE RY D RYSHE isla: ii e Magazine w 3 P. .A. . Award: v : 'tio ' s A Cerl.: Edfln ' r: Pres. Crall 1 ou: E .ein hief Stuy- vesanl ral' an: Chr n. Slaiislics Sq.: Varsilf -ac Malh Team: Assoc. Ed. urve M.l.T. I6 Easl 9 Sl. Man. 3 URIELE DEDONATO Silver Scholarship Cerl. PRATT INSTITUTE Archilecl 426 Easl IIS SI. Man. 35 LEONARD DEDUKE Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Med. Clubg Enqineerinq Soc.: Baseball lnlramur ralsg Monilorial Sq.: Slall lndicalor: Guide Alomic Enerqy Exhibit N. Y. Golden Jubilee. OHIO STATE Oplomelrv JSI3 I5 Ave. Bllslyn. I8 JULIUS DELIA Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Sollball lnlramuralsz Clwess Club. C.C.N.Y. Mililary IS6 I-Iesler Sl. Man. I3 Af J Li! 4, JULIEN DELODZIA C.C.N.Y. Lawyer IOGX7 Perl: Af. ' Man. 28 J. I 7' iavfflfva JAMES DEMER Silver P.S.A.l.. Award: Baslelball, Solrball lnlrarnurals: Maflw I-Ielp. MARYVILLE Social Worlf I66 Wesl 83 Sl. Man, 24 BENJAMIN DEMPS Track Sq.: Glee Club: Dismissal Sq.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Service Sq. QUEENS Cliernisl 58 Wesl 99 SI. Man. 25 l -., X s, x vw , A 5 6' ww Sy W G0 79: , . 'L s ROGER DENIG Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Chem. CIUEI Clness Club: Sollbell, Football, Bas- lcelball lnIrarnurels5 Malli Club. B'KI.YN. POLYTECIFI Technician 439 is S+. BIIYIYVI- I5 PET TSJH 9 P.S,A , ward: Med. Soc.7 SP ' . . N.Y.U. Medicine 75-O9 3 A Jackson I-lls. ANTHONY DE VITO FORDAM Cerl. Public Acc'l. I969 Clieflerlon Ave. BX. 60 LOUIS DE VITO C.C.N.Y. 35I Easl I52 SI. BX. Sl i Alf I PETER I il , l'1oarslw'p iv .+7iY:iIIl'.S.A.L. r Q Foolballk Tex Baslcelball I233 . M . yn i WES P62 T Engineer ve BIIKI . I3 K ANTHONY DI SANTO Silver Scholarship Cerl.: A. Benlon Greene Medal lor Archilecrural Design: Dismissal Sq.: Omclice I-Ielp. COLUMBIA Archilecl 227 Easl 33 S+. Man. I6 ANTHONY DOMENA Silver P.S.A.L. Award. B'KLYN. Eleclrical Eng. 334 Easl' I5 Sl. Man. 3 ANTHONY DOMINGUEZ Gold P.S.A.L. Award. C.C.N.Y. Enqineer 40,03 IO SI. L. l. C. HARRY DOD HEQVY Med. Soc.: e i q S P N, fy. S 'U 'I l K 79 Norlhm si. .. :MM K . ROBERT DUBIEL Arisia: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Pre- Session Sq.: Delaalinq Soc.: Debar- inq Team: Vice Pres. Newman Club: Ed.-in-Chief Forum: I-Iizl. Clulo: Sollball lnlramuralz. COLUMBIA Bu',inc'.'. Admin, 367 Eazr ISS SI. Br. 55 flyer S sh'p iIerr. VJ li- ALAN DUNN Arisra: Sec'y. Jr. Arisrai Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Vice Pres. Bio-Med. Soc.3 Co-Ed.-in-Chief Bio-Med. Journal: P.M. Posr: Usher Sq.: Sr. Arhleric Comm.: Bio. Sq.: Sr. Social Comm.: Dismissal Sq.: Marh Soc. COLUMBIA Business Admin. 60 Easl 3I Sl. B'Iclyn. 26 DWIGHT DUSENBURY Baslrerball, Track, Soltrball, Eoorball lnrramurals: Surveying Soc.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award. OUEENS Medicine 3IA35 IO4 S+. Corona ARTHUR EARL Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Tennis Team. FORT SCI-IUYLER 23-44-3I Dr. L. I. C. 6 MELVIN EISENSTEIN C 1 iArisIa: Gold Schola-vfriip Cerr.: iErench Club: Circularion Mgr.. Speti.-5 O. OFIice Sq.:.,In0sT and Found Dept: Asst Ed., Liberareuri Glee Club: Arisra Tuforinq Sq. B'KLYN. Electrical Eng. Ibl Ave. P B'lclyn. 4 GERALD EISMAN Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S,A.L. Award: Lil. Slail, Sixlh Form Paper: Debarinq Soc.: Infra- mural Sollball, Baslcerball, Eoorball: Gym Leader: Ollice Sq.: Sramp Club: Arr Ed. Debarinq Soc. Pub. COLUMBIA Docror 854 Bay Richmond 4 RICHARD ELLIOTT Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Rifle Team: Rille Club: P.M. Club Advisor: Oil. Cl. Pres.: Malh I-Ielp: Prop. Comm. Dead End. BROWN Enqineerinq 30-82 36 Sl. Asloria 3 BERNARD ELZWEIG Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Slamp Club: Camera Club. C.C.N.Y. Bus. Admin. 647 Easl ll S+. Mari. 9 IRWIN ENGLANDER Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Debaliriq Team: Vice Pres., Debalinq Soc.: Mariaq. Ed., Forum: Burisen Bullelin Slafi: Pres., Chem. Club. Chem. Eriq. 4606 Glendale Sli Bllciyn. 34 THOMAS FALBO Traclc Sq.: Maior S Club. COOPER UNION I73I Eire? Ave. Man. 28 SEBASTIAN FALLONE Bronze P.S.A.l.. Award: Bank Sq.: Soflball lnlramural. C.C.N.Y. ZOIZ Second Ave. Man. 29 MELVIN FEIGELSON Silver P.S.A.l.. Award: Bio. Club: Physics Sq.: Baclnelball, Soilball ln- lramuralz: A.M. Pholoqraphy Club: P.M. Pholoqraphy Club: Pre-Session Sq.: Model Airplane Club. COLUMBIA Pharrnacisl I3l7 Findlay Aye, Bx. 56 ROBERT FELDSTEIN Oold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S. A.L. Award: A:s'l. Ed., Eronl Page: PM. Club Comm.: Vice-Pres., P.M. Camera Club: Physics Club: Malh. l-lelp, COLUMBIA Physics 3Il Eazi I8 Sl. Mari.3 I r f. vs., ,xg ' vtCfke0Qf 54'f' HAROLD FIELDS Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Ass r. Capl., Dismissal Sq.: Capl., Cheerinq Sq.: Iridicalor Slail: Soilball, Baslcelball, Pinq-Pong, lrilramurals. N.Y.U. Business 37l El. Washinqlon Ave. Man. 33 Q GABRIEL FLLIP LI Silver P.S,A.L. Award' , Club Comm.: Sec'y. Sr. lass: Arl Comm.: Pu ci mm.: Co-De siqner, r. u : 'y., 7 Form: lhle A c. Pl rininq Comm.: . iiice q.: her Sq.: Malh. H p: :sembly Sq. OEOR IA TECI-I. Archilecl 313-I9 B Sl. Oueeris MORTON PINK Poolball Team: Bio. Club: Med. Club: Eericiriq Club: Dismissal Sq.: Touchdown Club. N.Y.U. Law l4l Easl 3 Sl. Mari. 3 gk 'J I ., J V 25 4' X K 2 1 1- . '1 X- 1 a x- K X HERBERT FINKLESTEIN Co-Leader Arisia: Gold Scholarship Ceri.: Co-Leader Jr. Arisfa: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sporfs Ed., Spec' Ialorq OIT. CI. Pres.: Lalin Team: Co-Chairman, Sr. Financial Comm.: OIT. CI. Seov.: Record Checking Sq.: Baslcerball, Sofiloall Inlramuralz: Debaiinq Club. COLUMBIA Law 92I Washinqlon Ave. B'Iclvn. 25 MARTIN FIRESTONE Soccer Team: Debarinq Soc.: Chem. Club: Baskeiball, Soliball Inframu- rals, DUKE Law 373 Wes? End Ave. Man. 24 I ,K 1--Us-K-it-W ,YF '-- .7 . f'-A-'- 7 'A - DANIEITETSCHBERG Arisra: Silver Scholarship Cerig Marh. Soc.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Med. Club: Baglfer- ball Inframurals. 2OI5 Clinion Ave. Br. 57 I x ' 'vf4Cn ' ,4 ALLEN FISHER Silver Scholarship Award: Honor Roll: Honor Award: Service Award: Scholarship Cl.: French Club: Siari, Le Liberaieur: Sr. Bazheiball Team: Srudenis' Comm.: Ma1h Help: J. V. Uaskeiball Team: Solfball, Baslrel- ball Inlrarnurals. PENNSYLVANIA Bueinezc 720 We-si I73 SI. Man. 32 RICHARD FISHMAN Inducalor Sfall: Med. Soc.: FHM. Club Advisor: Enqin. Soc.: Uuher Sq.: Leciurer, Alornic Enerqv Ex, IWIID' o G ldf Jbil F Tril BJ if 'I 0 Jn u eu FC-, FZ lfelbell, Foolbell Inlrarriurelz. OHIO STATE Oplomelry was is si. Ellyn. 4 CHARLES FOOTMAN Capt, Sr. Baskerball Team: OFT. Cl. Se-c'y.: Dismissal Sq.: Moniforial Sq.: Baslceiball, Solrball Inlramurals. C.C.N.Y. Teaching 236 Wes? I2O S+. Man. 27 MARVIN FOREMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Medal: Bronze Schole arship Cert: OFT. CI. Sec'y,: Marh. Club: Soffball, Bashelball Inframu- rals. BROOKLYN Deniislry IOOQ 44 SI. Bililyrk I9 ALFRED FOTH Gold Scholarship Cerr.7 Jr. Arisla: Chem. Medal. COOPER UNION Elecfronics I72 Easi 89 Sr. MGH- 23 THEODORE FREEDMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Cvlee Club? Football Team: Touchdown Club: Dlamafic Soc, N.Y.U. Physical Educafion 458 Easf 7 Sr. Bllyn. I3 ' I x U RAYMOND FRIAS Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Soccer Team, Sr. Baslrolball Team: Bio. Club: Bnslreiball, Soflball Intramurals. ST. JOHNS Business i520 63 si. B'Llvn. I9 RICHARD FRIDSHAL Silyer Scholarship Ce-rl.: Bronze P.S. A.L. Award: Chl. Cl. Vice Pres.: Enqin. Soc. M.l.T. Engineering 67432 .lune SY. Queens ALFRED FRIEDMAN Arisia: Silver Lil. Award: Gold Service Cert: Bronze Scholarship CNT.: Man. G. O. Rep.: Managing Ed., lndicalorg Corfflirmn, Ciyil SGW.: Co-Chrmn. Social Comm.: Fillh Form Sec'y.: Sr. OPT. Cl. Pres.: Social Comm.: OW. Sq.: Mimeo. Sq.: Chrmn. Sr. Pub. Comm.: Spec- fafor Slahf: Dismissal Sq. N.Y.U. Medicine 256 Easl S9 Sl. Man. 28 HARVEY FRIEDMAN Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Ari Ed., Moniior: Fencing Sq.: Rosira: Fenc- ing Club. C.C.N.Y. Teaching 25l Weil 92 Sr. Man. 25 RONALD FRIEDRICH Arisfag Gold Scholarship Cert: Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Pres., GCD.: Vice-Pres.. G.O.: Seoy., G.O.: Filfh Form Pres.: Pres., Man. G.O.: Traclf Team: Cross-Couniry Team: Specialor Slafl: Off. Cl. Pres.: Assoc. Ed.. Fronf Page: Bud- qef Comm.: Minor Pub. Comm. WILLIAM and MAPY Law 25-29 90 S+. Oueeri: QLHI1 verse: vu so warg, Tk rp: .mr 'DUO 44- .sof- is-laf-J-, -+o1hrK- JOHNFRUGANO Aeronaulical Soc.: Chem. Sq.: Chess Club: Baslcelball. Sollball ln- Tramurals, 323 Clinfon Sl. B'lflyn. 2 ANTHONY GALANTE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sollball ln- lramuralsg l-liar. Club: Chem. Club: Pholo. Club. C.C.N.Y. Teaching 524 Easl l49 Sl. BX. 55 HERBERT GARDNER Maier SH: Slrobel Medal: Capl. Fencing Team: Capl. Dismissal Sq.: Leader, Foolbell Band: Orcheslra: Symphonic Band: P.M. Club Ad- yisor: WNYE Radio Worlcshop: Sec'y. Engineering Soc.: Fencing Club: Sollball lnlramurals. COLUMBIA Engineer 24l Wear IOS Sl. Man. 25 FRANKLIN GARSTKA Sec'y., Gym: Sec'y., Firsl Aid Room: Physics Club. C.C.N.Y. Business 4836 4I Sl. Queens 4 HAROLD GELLER Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Oil. Cl. Pres.: Chem. Club: Physics Club: Capl. Cl. Sollball Team. B'KLYN. POLYTECH Engineer 49 l-lumbfwfdl Sf. Ellyn. 6 ibxiqfiwl ,JamjML,iLw. 5 BERNARD GENZER Sil ,r h a lp Cerl1:L in Club: iii- ,nfwucdg ITKLYN. COLLEGE Engineer 6x49 Lindon Blyd. Pflilyn, V i 0v'4Lfjf E f. ff I RIC ARD GERALD Arisla: Silver Scholarship T.: Malh Team: Caliper SlaPI: i is- sal Sq.: Gym Sq.: MI c.: French Club: Enqie S .: Philosophy So : Ph Soc B . Club: Bunsen . Club: r Ieclural Soc. Y! L.l.U. P rrnac 208 ww 143 si. anjffo 1 GEORGE GIB ONS Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Banlc Rep. C.C.N.Y. 367 Lincoln SI. Bllyn. I7 HERBERT GINSBERG Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Bank Sq.: Pre-Session Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: Physics Lab. Sq.: Capi. Cl. Soff- ball Team. GEORGIA TECH. Civil Enqineer 30 Wesi ISI SI, BA. 53 SHERMAN GITLIN Publiciiy Dir., Physics, Engineering, Hilcinq Soc.: Publicalions Sec'y., Phyics, Engineering Soc. C.C.N.Y. Phyzicizf I32I Colleqe Ave. B1. 56 rl .i fll P' I 9 ...ig KRT GQURDANELLA Broil!! .S.A.L.i iAward: Archilec- hire Soc.: ihujilelp. B'KLYN':,! PR T Archilecl 332 E. I4 Sy. :fi Msn. 3 I-, l i MICHAEL GLASS Arislag Bus. Mgr. Fron+ Pageui Social Dance Club: Archileclural Soc.: Varsily Play. YALE Archilecl 39-S6 5l Si. Woodside STANLEY GLAZER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: All Ciiv I-Iiqh School Chorus: Glee Club: Physics Lab. Ass'l'. C.C.N.Y. Engineer I4 Easl 96 Sl. B'lclyn. I2 HAROLD GOLDBERG Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cenh? Sil- ver P.S,A,L, Award' Ol. C. Vice Pres.: Bio-Med. S+a:: Medical Club Bunsen-Chem. Soc: Ma+h Sq. COLUMBIA Medicine 97 Sl. Maris Pl. Man. 3 PHILIP GOLDMAN Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S. A.l.. Award: Enq. Oliiice Sq. C.C.N.Y. Accounlina 5101 I3 Aw, Bllw, I9 STANLEY GOLDSTEIN Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Vice Pres. I-likinq Soc.: Bio. Sq.: Social Comm.: Sfudenr Comrn.: Bank Sq.: Ticler Sollinq Sq. N.Y.U. Medicine IOQ Mali-asa Sr. Ellyn. 6 ROBERT GOODMAN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OFT. Cl. i're5.: Dismissal Sq.: Sec'y,, Gym Ofnce: Shower Sec'y.: Med. Soc.: IZBVICIVIG Clubi Sollball, Football ln- framuralsi Sr. Basleefball Team. C.C.N.Y. Denial Surqeon S3-55 Wes? I28 Sf. Man. 29 ROY GRANCHER Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Solrball: Baslcelball Inlrarnural.: Sr. Basket. ball TS-dm: Pre-Session Sq. C.C.N.Y, Carfoonisf 3.7 Easl S9 Sf. Man. 28 BERI'-IARD GRANITE Arisra: Gold Scholarship Cerr.: Math Team: Marh Survey Srag: Ma h. Scc.: Physics Club: Chess Clibz Usher Sq.: Pre-Session Sq. CORNELL Physicisr IO4 Wear 45 Sf. Man. I9 -p i'QiQ if ' N Q GNL BERG Varsify Foorbalkfiiflanv: S sonbaii. raarbali Ea vkidl-?vInrrX murals: Toudhdown C u 7 Surveying Club. ILLINOIS Pharrnacoloqi I l5O Wesl 95 ST. Man, 25 ARTHUR GREENE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Bronze Schol- arship Cerr.: Indicaror Arr Srari: ,hr Hubliciiy Sian: Ol. Cl. Pres.: Soccer Team: Glee Club? Med. Soc.: I-lisf. Club: Baseball Infra- murais: Caliper Arr Srari, N.Y.U. Med. Illusfralor ZJU Souih 9 SI. B'lclyn. Il ROBERT GREER Jr. Enq. Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.l.. Award: Sr, Baslwerball Team: Marh Club: Chess Club. C.C.N.Y. Mech. Engineer 50 Boqarl SI. B'I1lyn. 6 JEROME GREIE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Foolball Team: S.H.S, Gridiron Alumni Ass'n.: Chem. Club: Malh Club: Physics Soc. N.Y.U. Psycholoqy 3554 Rochambeau Ave. Bx. 67 as CD I ., r 9155 ' . X . I E -R ei - MAN ' r ln . ra Fo ?- 'I .aan Team: I-I al q.: Execulive Council: -i al Co m.: Sr. Arhleric Commg r, Social Comm.: Touchdown Club: Soirball lnrramurals, BRANDEIS Archeoloqisr 278 43 sr. B'lclyn. zo ARTHUR GRUBER 3ll5 lO2 Sr. Easl Elmhursr, I., l. RICHARD GUARINO Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Minor Pub- licalions Comm.: Pre-Session Sq.: Camera Club. RENSSELAER Mech. Enqirieer 4500 Broadway r Man. 33 KENNETH GUSSMAN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Track, Bas- Icelball Inrramurals: Fishing Club: I-Iisr. Club. . N. Y. INST. OE CRIMINOLOGY Policeman 580-52 S+. B'Iclyn. 20 JOHN HADDEN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Soccer Team. COOPER UNION Arclniiecl 255 Liglnlliouse Ave. Slafen Is. 6 BURT HAIMS Bronze P.S.A.I... Award: Baslcelball Inframurals: G.O. Olllice Sq.: Rec- ord Office Sq. LOWELI. Texlile Engineering 239 Division Ave. Bllclyn. II EPHRAIM HALBFINGER Silver P.S.A.I.. Award: Bronze Leif Ter, Cerf., Managing Soccer Team: Co-Capt Luncliroom Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: Office Sq.: Sfudenr Comm.: RM. Club Advisor: Eire? Aid Man: Soccer Team: Glee Club: Camera Club: I-Iilcing Club: Varsify Play Elecfrician. C.C.N,Y, Camp Direclor ISO Easl IB2 SI. BX. 53 CHARLES HALLMAN C.C.N.Y. Engineering I555 Yorlf Ave. Man. 2B f' i .' 3 . I F ,K V SIMON H VY Br nze P.S.A.I.. ward: Baseball Team: Cal ' Sq.: Glee Club. C.C. .Y fAccounIan'I I678 SI oI'in's Pl. B' n. 33 KURT HARTMET2 Silver P.S.A.L. Award: All Ciiy Clfiorus: Olee Club: Baseball In'Ira- murals. C.C.N.Y, Business Adminislraiion I32O Coilege Ave. Bx. 56 ALTURO HASSELL Silver P.S.A.L. Award: OB. CI, Vice Pres.: Sr. Baslcelball Team: Sofrball, Baslcelball, Eoofball Inlra- murals: Med. Soc. IIIX7 Wes? I37 S+. Man. 30 WILLIAM HAWRYLUK Jr. Eng. Cert: OIT. CI. Vice Pres.: Camera Club: Radio Club: Fencing Club. COOPER UNION Eleclrical Eng. 306 Easf 5 Sf. Man. 3 ROLAND HEDRICH Bronze P.S.A.l.. Award: OR. CI. Sec'v.: Engineering Club. N.Y.U. Aeronaufical Engineering 682 Sf. Annk Ave. Bx. 55 CHARLES HEILBRUNN Arisla: Pres. .lr. Arisla: Gold Sclnol. dfilwip Ce-rl.I Silver P.S.A.L. Award' Program Comm.: Service Sq.: P.M Posl Slall: Banlc Sq.: Lalin Help: Journalism Club: German Club: Debalinq Soc. CORNELL Pliysician 740 Wesl IB7 Sl. Man. 33 1 Avi EINRICH Arisla: o ip Cert: Sil- xver .A. Award: Circulalion ., Specl-ale enclnx Club: Le ' r Slag: urve lall: G.O. ce SqSXLos Found Oli. 1' CORNELL M icine I459 47 Sl. ' Bilclyn. I9 x SOL HEIT Orcheslra: Leader Swing Band: Concerl: Foolball Band? Maier US Band: Baslrelball, Sollball lnlramu- rals. JUlLLlARD Musician 2253 sa si. Bilyn. 4 CHARLES HEIZMAN Silver Sclnolarslnip Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Maior Leller: Baseball Team: Baskelball lnlramuralsi Sur- veying Club? Physics Club: Engi- neering Club: Service Sq. C.C.N.Y. Elec, Engineer 2147 43 Sl. L. l. C, 5 PH ER Sil P.S. .L. ard: arsi y S Wfiwimmi imrniggrfle : Sr Rep. o olumbia De For S rvice Sq. Me oc.: rse Soc.: Di is .: Sell' , B lcelball Inlr s. RN 0 Medicine I i S Mari. 34 JESSE HENDELMAN Camera Club: Med. Soc. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY Engineer I565 Tliierol Ave. Bx. 60 SOL HERMAN Gold Scliolarsliip Cerl.: Engineer- ing Soc.: Fishing Club: Varsily Play. Meclw. Engineer 705 Wesl I7O Sl. Man. 32 HENRY HERSH Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Mallw Help: Form Newspaper: Baseball Team: Eisliinq Club. OHIO STATE lnsurance Brolrer 225 Wesl lO6 Sl. Man. 25 FRED HERZOG Chess Club: Enlrance Exam Marker. BRlDGEPORT Business Mgr. loO Easl 3 Sl. Man. 9 ALBERT HIRSCHBERG Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Chem. Club. B'KLYN. Cliemisl 299 Smillw Sl. B'lclyn. 3l FRED HITTI Silver P.S.A.L. Award: OIT. Cl. Pres.: Baseball Team: Sr. Council: Chess Club: Sollball lnlramurals. ST. JOHNS bl IO 20 Ave. Bllclyn. 4 FREDERICK HODGE Silver P,S,A.L. Award: Baseball, Bas- lcelball lnlramurals: Malh Club. C.C.N.Y. Physical Educalion 244-46 Xflfesl l49 Sl. Man. 30 ALBERT HOLTZ Bronze Scholarship Cerl. C.C.N.Y. Teachinq 3l2 Easl 8 Sl. Man. 9 SAMUEL HOMSEY Prezz Aqenl 3l Terrace Pl. Bllrlvn. I8 JACK HOROWITZ Arielai Gold Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A,l.. Award: Malh Help: Hebrew Clulnj Chezz Club: Melli Club: Enqineerinq Soc.: Bf,',lQtl,.,Il: Bfizehall lnlrarnurfilz. COOPER IJIXIIOISI Mech. Enrginrgur 25 Eazl QI3 SI. Bl. 67 LESLIE HOROWITZ Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Traclc Team. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineer 273 Easl I76 Sl. Bx. 57 SAUL HORWITZ Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Malh Soc.: Med. Club: Malh Help: Bas- Irelbail lnlramurals. FORDI-IAM Pharmacisl 207l Wallon Ave. Br. 53 JONATHAN HOWARD Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Oihce Sq. MINNESOTA Enqineer 43l Eail' 8l S+. Man. 28 PAUL HYVONEN Soccer Team, C.C.N.Y. Engineer l953 Madison Ave. Man. 35 J CK IA VON Silver P. .L. I: s Clulb: Cha pic I F Gym Hand- hal . 3 llel Bar Exhiloilion Sfhi ol Aiidil um. 32 9 36 Sl. Ouee-ns 3 H FRANK ILLARI Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Pre-Session Sq.: Dismissal Sq. C.C.N.Y. Clie-mislry 537 Pine Sl, B'Llyn. 8 JOSEPH INCORONATO Traclc Sq. ST. JOHNS Clwemisfry 420 Easl IIS Si. Man, MANFRED INTRATOR B'OriZe P.S.A.l.. Award: Vice Pres.: Glee Club: Library Sqg H, S. Drama Fesrivalz PM. Club Comm, N.Y.lJ. Educaliznal Psvcliglogy 425 Riverside Dr. Man. 25 V MARTIN JACOBS Silver P.S.A.l.. Award: Fengmg-1 Team! Pres. P.M. Fencing Club: Fencing Masrer PM. Session: Fails Club. C.C.N.Y, Aero. Eriq. 1755 Anlliony Ave. BL 57 MARVIN JACOBSON Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Vice'PreS. Official Class: Track Team: Specraf for: Caliper: P.M. Journalism Club: Solrball, Foolball Inlramuralsi Winqfool Soc. N.Y.U. Journalisl 245 Wesr IO7 S+. Man. 25 MICHAEL JACOBSON Ariela: Gold Scholarship Carl.: G d Service erl.: Jr. Arisla: C , P. lu Cornrnf: Co- Ch Ola gfS E Clwiel, Aquarisl : Pres. 0 S .: Band, Ivlernbenl Assoc. Ed. CIawsmg2,Maior 'f!S ,:, Music: Sec. Li r ry glyaern. ln L75 ,I Spee- lafor: Co- a'i-rman i?i'.r3PubHfciW Comm. - Eire HARVARD J Medicine IOI Ocean Plway. Ellyn. I8 JOHN JELLINEK Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Baslcelball Jr. Varsiry. U.C.L.A. Mecli. Eng. 74 Wesr 89 Sl. Man. BERNARD JERESKI Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Bas- lcefball: Baslnelball: Sollball Infra- rnurals: Survey Club: Journalism Club. YALE Civil Enq. 2788 Clallin Ave. BX. 63 KENNETH JOHNSON Silver Sclfiolarsliip Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Bio. Lab. Sci.: Cliess Club. C.C.N.Y. Accounianl 576-83 S+. Ellyn. Q CLAUDE JOSEPH Fericinq Team. C.C.N.Y. Clwernisl l35 Wesl lfll Sl. Man. 27 F Nvfw' ,gli ROBERT L. KAFTAN Silver P.S.A.L. Awarcli Ohh Cl. Vice Pres. OSWEGO Teacher 807 Eagle Ave. Bx. 56 I I xf LEON KM Iver P.S.A.L. Aw : Dismissal Sq.: Rifle Club. C.C.N.Y. Elec. Engineer 2948 Ave. S B'lrlyn. 29 DAVID KANOWSKY Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: OFF. Cl. Vice Pres.: In- 'rramural Soflball and Baslrelballp Malh. Soc.: Physics Club: Service Sq- , C.C.N,Y. Teacher 642 Eox Sl. Br. 55 DANIEL KAPLAN Bronze Scholarship Cert: Jr. Engi- neering Cerl.: OFF. Cl. Pres.: Chem- islry Club: Gym Sq.: Pre-Session Sq.: P.M. Radio Club. N. Y. MARITIME Marine Enq. IO67 Bushwiclr Ave. Bllvn. ZI MARVIN KAPLAN Jr. Varsilv Baskelballg lnlrarnura Baslrelball and Sollball. Civil Enqinecr l22O Morris Ave. Br. 56 SOL KAPLAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varzily Base. ball: Inrramural Soflball and Bas. kelball: Fencing Club: Debaling Club. cooPER UNION Aiciiaied 255 Easl I74 Si. Bx, SI ARTHUR KARANAS Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Si.. ver P.S.A.L. Award: Sgr,-a+-Ai-mg Archiiecfural Soc.: Hall Sq,g Dig. mistal Sq.: Inclicalor Bus. Sfafl. COLUMBIA Deniislry 220 Wesl I3 Sf. Man. II EUSTAS KARTELIAS Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: lnrrarnural Soliiball. C,C.N.Y, Medicine 207 Easl I4 Sr. Man. 3 ARTHUR KAT1 Bronze P.S,A,L. Award: Assoc. Ed. Indicalor: Capt. Dismissal Sq.: Ra- dio Club: Rifle Club: lnframural Baslrelball and Soliball. N.Y.U. Sales Manager 359 ET. Washinglon Ave. Man. 33 'CJ SIDN ATZ Arisia: Jr. is : Gold Scholarship Cert: o PS.A.L. Award! VICE Pres. Slh rm: Sec. 3rd Form: Execulive ouncil: Social Comm.: Co-Capl. Foolball T I VGFSIIY Traci and Baseball ms? Sr. Alh- Ielic Carprn.: Sri al Co fl Baslielball Team Dancin u I off. ci. Pee., fl Q f ALFRED If Medici 9 l475 l.o'rvql'eUow Ave. BX. 60 'x XX in .J I I RGE AUFMAN Cold Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Speclalor Slall: Fronl Page Slall: Journ, Club: I-Iisl. Club: Sporls Club: Mallw. Aid: Inlramural Sollball and Baslcelball, CORNELL Enqineor 802 Wesl ICPO Sl. Man. 33 SHELD LLER Arlsl c p Cerl Go d Awar mural Ba usic OI- Medicine 96SIw Mn2 1 i and s .fl .1 I P.S a O' ' 5' are sil f er al - ' Ip: 5. Ire 1. If an I Isl. Club: Jw. o Mo A i an ' if- A l.: P . . U . COL BI ' ' ' -I l'. E1 . SANFORD KERN 4007 Bedford Ave. B'kIvn. 29 GERALD KERNER C,C.N.Y. Elec. Engineer I5l9-59 S+. Bllyn. I9 MORTON KIDANSKY Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Debalinq Soc.: Fencing Club: I-IaII Sq.: In- Iramural Baslcelball and Sollball. 593 Oak Terrace Bx. 54- DONALD KINSLER Arisla: Gold Sclwolarslwip Cerl.: Silf ver P.S.A.L. Award: Medical Soc.: Radio Club: Oil. Cl. Sec. QUEENS Medicine 2786 Bainbridge Ave. BX. 58 EGBERT KIRNON Clwrmn. Prog. Comm.: Speclalor Plioloqraplwerg Camera Club: Dis- missal Sq.: Lab. Assl. N.Y.U. Bio-Cliemisl I05 Lellerls PI. B'IcIyn. I6 JAY KLEIN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsilv Traclc Team: Inlramural Traclc, Gold Medal. C.C.N.Y. Business 924 Wesl End Ave. Man. 25 ROBERT KLEIN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Service Sq.: OIF. CI, Sec'y.: Aclinq Sec'v, Alum- ni Assoc.: Bio. Club. C.C.N.Y. Lawyer 230 Eosl 83 SI. Man. 28 LEON KLEINMAN silver P.S.A.L. Award: Radio Club: Library Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: Moni- lorial Slafl: Indicalor Bus. Slall. N.Y.U. Business 526 Wesl 3 SI. MGD. 25 IRA KLOSK Bronze Scholarship Cerl.I Sllvel' P5- A,L, Award: Varsily Handball Team: Bunsen Chemislry Soc.: Bio- Med. Soc.: l-lisr. Club: Malh. Aid: Lab. Assl.: l-lall Sq. C.C.N.Y. Chemical Engineer II4 Wesl 86 Sl. MGH- 24 ALVIN KONOPNY Journ. Club, C.C.N.Y. C.P.A. 309 Easl 4 S+. Man. 9 SIMON ORNBLIT G FIS O C OGVS ze gl A Ed.- re 7 m. i lv Soc risl 7 Jr. ' + Cv Id S l hip rl.: o n- hi - ' Su ln P . . Co l ri Se QQ- -' Co .I a 'P io D d M , . l A il -:iff a , Ma id: icahwr Bus. Sl , B ,f CORN L Archilecl lO5,lf5Yralff fe. Bw, 59 64, JEROME KOTKIN Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Varnily Fool ball, Traclf Teams: Solflball, Baslel- ball lnframurals: OH. Cl, Prem.: EiShinq Club: Trail Sq. SYRACUSE Medicine 705 Weil l79 Sl. Man. RICHARD KRAMER Bronze Scholarship Cerlg Bronze P.S.A,L. Award: Vfircily Swirnrriihq Team' Soflball, Bazlrelball lnlrfimu ral' Sea l-lorze Son.: loiirnail Snr, SYRACIISE Aflvf-rlimirifi ISO Rivrfrdifle Dr. Main. 7-1 SAUL KRAMER Silver Scholar hip Cert: Vice Pres, Fishing Club: P.M. Club Advisor, COLUMBIA Law 480-6 Ave. B'l4lyn. I5 WARNER KRAMER Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Varsily Baseball Team: Solfball, Baslrelball lnrramurals: Rifle Club. C.C.lil.Y. Teacher BI Manhalian Ave. B'lclyn, l5 - J r U R I 1 vi ,' ' QHARD KRAUS ,l' ineerinq Cgflli ilver Schol- l ship Cari.: Silv . . .L. Aw dz ii. Cl. Vicei . '- P ' ' .KT X PENN, STATE! L A Dyeffsman 3O2l1Q53gqs S+, B-. 5U A l l I r . ' '-.4 ,J it KN 3 DANIEL KUZYK Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver . . A.L. Award? Library N,Y.U. A LGWVEB' S7 Easf 7 St-. M30-3 XT ' X EDMOND LACROIX Silver Scholarship Cerl.: French Club: Chess Club. C.C.N.Y. Translalor i450 Madison Avo. Man. 29 FRANK LAIFER Profile Scholarship Award: Pholo. Cl 'bi Siudeml Comm, CQRNELL Velerinarian i773 63 Si. Bllvn. 4 ALFRED L'ALTRELLI N-Y-Ll Derulis+ 3420-32 Sr. Asforia JONAS LAM PACH Soiiball lniramural. C-CANVY, Phoioqrapher 422 E. 80 S+, Man. Q Jr. A Solrb nh' Tea fri '- ED AN R F' 5 we Schgl r'h7p C5f+.3 xv WU Al' E15 1 '45- S j Eli- .Q MISHA LAZER Maior HSN Club: V6r5ii'y Swimminq Team' Sfuderil Comm, BROOKLYN Engine.: MELVYN LEHRMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Siucleni Comm.: Med. Soc.: Baseball, Base lcefball lnlramurals. C.C.lXl.Y. Podialrv 756 E. I75 Si. BX. 57 RONALD LEIF Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Award, Silver P,S,A.l., Award: Ari and Pub. Comm.: Minor Pubs. Comm.: Ed. Moni+or: Specfafor: OFF. Cl. Vice Pres.: Adv. P.M. Sfamp Club: Mafh l-lelp Sq. N,Y,U, Accounfani ZIO W. IOI S+. Man. 25 JAY LEVEY Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Oli. Cl. Vice Pres.: Pre-Session Sq.: Minor Pubs. Comm.: Camera Club. N.Y.U. Mech. Enqineer II Hillside Ave. Man. 34 JOSEPH LEVI NE Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Silf ver P.S.A,L.: Assoc. Ed. Specralor: Sr. Baslcelball Team: Dismissal Sq.: Sludeni Comm.: Fronf Page, Rosira Slalis: Baslcelball, Soifball, Eoofball Inframurals. COLUMBIA Law lO42 Union Sl. B'lclyn. 25 M W: of isuiflplslgy SEYMOUR LEVINE Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Gym Sq.: Sludenl Comm.: Pre-Session Sq.: Malh Help Sq.: Bioslvlecl. Soc.: Baseball lniramurals. N.Y.U. Medicine 312 S. 3 si. Bwlyn. ii MORTON LIBARKIN Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Usher Sq.: Losl and Found Sq. COLUMBIA Biochemisl 1014-55 S+. Ellyn. I9 HAROLD LICHTENSTEIN Track lnrramurals. COOPER UNION Eleclronics B89 Faile S+. BX. 59 Nopus uylu 2 Jr. Arisra: d Schd E rl.: Silver Avfa . Cl. Pres. ' Mir. : Rh eer 83-34 I6 I Jamaica 2 J ANTHONY LOMBARDI Silver Scholarzhip Cerl.: Bronze PS, A.L. Award: Olzl. Cl. Pres. C.C.N.Y. Engineer 1956 East I77 Sl. Bl. 60 JEROME LOPIPARO Silver P.S.A,L. Award: Arch. Soc.: Chem. Club: Service Comm.: Mad, Soc.: Slamp Club. OUEENS Medifinr- 26-44 96 Sl. Criron:-i ANTHONY LOSTAGLIO Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Radio Club. C.C.N.Y. Engineer I9 Easr 7 S+. Man. 3 RONALD LOUIS Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Sil- ver P.S.A.L. Award: Olll. Cl. Vice Pres.: Sludenr Special Service Comm.: Sollball, Eoolball, Baslcelr- ball lnlramurals: Assl. Ed., lndica- lor: Sr. Council: Usher Sq. WESLEYAN Elecl. Engineer 37 Plvmoulh Rd. Perl Wash. LEON LUCCHESI Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Oil. Cl. Pres.: ln- diclafor Sralzl: Soc. Comm.: Sludenl Comm.: Sr. Dance Comm.: Capr. Baseball lnlrarnural: Malh Club: l-lisr. Club: Baskerball Team. FORDHAM Pharrnacx 95 E. IO Sr. Man.3 ELY LURlN Silxer Scholarship Cert: Chern. Club: Cralrsrnan Soc. Engineer S025 Blxsax. Man, 34 ARTHUR MACLAIRE Varsily Foolball Team: Maior S Club: Touchdown Club: Baslelball lnlramurals: Baseball lnlramurals. Pl-llLA. TEXTILE INST. Texlile 258 Riverside Dr. Man. STUART MACNOFSKY Aiisla Gold Lil Awar ' I . di Ed-in- Chiel lndicalor: Silver Scholarship Ceri.I Gold Service Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sr. Council: Usher Sq.: Assoc. Ed. Bunsen Bulls-lin: Capl. Dismissal Sq.: Baslcelball ln- rramurals: Baseball lnlramurals: Physics Club: Camera Club: Cheer- inq Sq.: Bunsen Chem. Soc.: Dele- quenlians: Sr. Social Comm.: Var- sily Play. ALBANY Educalion 37l E+. Washinqlon Ave. Man. 33 MARTlN MAKBOULIAN OFF. Cl. Pres.: l-lisl, Club: Hand- ball Team: Baslcelball Team. 25-I7 34 Shi E Queens 3 7l'A',77 7fff 1 xec Council res Vice sr Dance Bio M . O r al MLM L s ver P. .L. Aw 7 F Pr s.: C ., r. D .: . ': . Cl. P .: ' - - . i U . Glee ' . adio Clubi FORD AM Pharmacis' 49 Firsl Ave. Man. 3 HERMAN MANDEL Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Ov'-F. Cl. Vice Pres.: Medical Soc.: Phys. Club' Sollball lnframural. C,C.N.Y. Business 4-ol Cenlral Ave. Blrlyn. 2I IRA MANDELL Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Chess Club. C.C.N.Y. Teaching 86 Sheriff Sl. MGD. 2 FRANK MANDRIOTA Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Chem. Medal: Phys. Club: Rifle Club. QUEENS Avialion 28-53 42 Sl. Oueens 3 KENNETH MANZAR Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Usher Sq.: G. O. Oli. Sq. CORNELL Velerinary I528-49 Sl. B'l1lyri. I9 GERALD MARBURG Bronze P.S.A.L. Award? Hall SCI-I Ori. giqg Form Paper Slaizlt Sr. Council: Ol'l. Cl. Pres.: College Comm. C.C.'N.Y. 601 Wes? l6O Sl. Man. 32 C STEPHE ARBLL9-9 Gold Scholarship Certylr e P.S. A.L. Award: lcelball : Sollball lnlra u l: Drama Sq.: r. Baslcelball. COLUMBlA Pharmacy 700 Wesr I73 ST. Man. 32 ROGER MARCHESE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Service Award: Co-Capt. Traclm Team: Vice Pres. Winqliool Soc.: Chem. Club: Phys. Club: l-lisl. Club: Newman Soc.: Service Sq.: Cross Counlry Team. 56-O7-3l Ave. Woodside 3 HAROLD MARKERT Model Airplane Soc.: Chrmn. P.M. Chess Club: Pre-Session Sq. LEI-llCvl-I Machine Design 86l2 86 Sl. Woodhaven RICHARD MASLOW Bronze P.S.A.l., Award: Oli. Cl. Pres.: Exec. Council: Ed. Eorm Paper: Assl. Chrmn. College Comm.: Malh I-lelp Sq.: Capl. Sollball lnlramurals: Malh Club: I-lisl. Club: Surveying Club: Co- Chrmn. Sr, Social Comm.: Manag. Ed. Roslra: Sr. Chronicle. N.Y.U. Business 304 Wesl 89 Sl. Man. 24 BERNARD MASUR Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Jr. Arisla: Silver P.S.A.l.. Award: Oil. Cl. Pres.: Sludenl Special Service Sq.: Sollball lnlramural: Lab. Assl.: Bank Rep.: I-lisl. I-lelp Sq.: Bus. Mgr. lndicalor: Pres. I'-Iebrew Cull. Club: Olee Club. BROOKLYN IIB Tomplins Ave. Bllvn. 6 O M30 D AY B nze Sc larshi : Silver P.S. A.L. Aw rd: Bi of: Malh Help Sq.: Vi Pr porl Club: Journ. Soc.: e lu . , C.C.N. awyer JOHN MCGUIRE Silver P.S.A.l.. Award: Bronze Schol- arship Cerl.: Varsily Baslfelball: Varsilv Baseball: Major S Cluloi Survevinq Club: Rifle Club. COLOATE lnduslrial Designer 24-l5f28 Sl. Anraria 2 -81 ROBERT MEGLIO Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sollball ln- lramural: Eng. Soc.: Phys. Club: Chess Club: Sporls Club. C.C.N.Y. Archilecl 69.17-184 S+. Flushing ANDY MEISELS Gold Service Award: Silver Scholar- s Cerrl.: .-infChieli Sr. ihron- ic orm 'y' Sa ' r orm: O . C. V e ., .-n-Chief Roslra1Chrmn. College Comm.: La- lin Club. COLUMBIA Wriler 244 Riverside Dr. Man. 25 HERBERT MENSHENFRUEND Bronze Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.I.. Award: Chem. Club: Slu- f-len+ Comm. EORDI-IAM Pharmacy 42I Claremont P'lcwav. BX. 57 DANIEL MEYER Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Silver P.S.A.l., Award: Olee Club: Ari Ed. lndicalor: Caliper Ari Slafiz Oli. Cl. Pres.: I-landball Sq.: Soil- ball lnlramural: Baslcelball lnlra- mural: Sludenl Comm.: Silver Li+. Award. SYRACUSE Eoresler 66 Pinehursl Ave. Man. 33 HENRY MEYER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Gold Service Cerl.: Pres. Glee Club: All-Cilv l-l. S. Chorus: I-lisl. Club: Arch. Soc.: Tennis Team: Social Comm.: German Club: Pholo. Club. N.Y.U. Adverlisinq 736 Wosl ISI S+ Man. 33 Shu. L-- Iy,5llglkJIA'S 0 1 5'1 . s,,.,Il ROBERT MEYER Bronze Scholarship Cer+,j Silvm lw.S.A.l.. Award: Capt Pre-Session iq-I Mdlh Help Sq.: Camera Clubg Club Comm.: Gym Sq. PENNSYLVANIA Deniislry 902 Fciile Si. BL 59 , HAQQEY XILL SNS Clnolarship . Silver PS. A. , Awefdi C - ap+. Verso, I'-A UA leami io iior S+airq C++. - PF I Col ge Comm.: Mafh Gio .7 S+ nr Comm.: Dismis. sal .7 Sr. ron'cle, N5-wg Ed. sm-47 i. sim. 20 I i f PAUL MITTAK Sfiver Scnolarshio Cer+.7 Med. Club: Debahng Club: Og. Cl. re. CORNELL Exec. Engineer 4I Rose S+. Man, 7 RAMON MONTERO Silver P.S.A.L. Allard? LV. Sffffi- minq Team: J.V. Trac? Teafrt Sf. Baslce+l3allg Baele-+l3ai. Sohball In- +ramurals. BROOKLYN Geolcgii' 354 Eas+ 20 S+. Man. 3 AL MORGAN 2l8 W. II2 S+. Man, 26 1 m . o ROGER MORGAN - Silver P.S.A.l., Awardi Bmebill Team: Oli. Cl. Vice Prez.: Rifle CI b. C.C.N.Y. Elec. Engineer Ill? Easl 93 S+. Bllyn, 36 F, fy ,Lv l'. 1fylWiV Af ,, DQ' rl f 3 ff -MORGENSTEIN ,iv , God Hsin, f-xvvaf 1,51-f575'ff1lf Tgamfv Q4ym,.'S16ad' UsherA,fSq.: Amd?-Visual Sq.f 156565 . Biilel' mii,'JrOpi6eii ,iff+fav1ief5ll:e Sons cub. ' LROOKLYN BUSIHGSS IES Clcirkeon Ave. B lrlvn. 26 ff ri.: ,gff , Q Ve -17.1 I ff L BERNARD MORGENSTERN Bronze Scholarship Cer+.g So++ball, Ba5lfe+ball lnharnuralsq Ma+h l-lelp Sqg G. O. Sq. C.C.N.Y, Shoe Designer Qlo Soulhern Blvd. Br. 59 HAROLD MORGENTHALER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: So'f+ball ln- +remur,5lq S+uden+ Special Service Comm.: Journ. Club. C.C.N.Y. Journalis+ 30-N730 Sl. ASTONG 2 DOMINICK MORO 21I2-V-33 Sl, Queeni 6 NOEL MORRELL Arisla: Silver Scholarship CerI.? Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sr. Pages Ed. Indicalor: Arisla I-Ielp: Sludenl Comm.: Soc. Comm.: Usher Sq.: Bio. Sq: Bio-Med. lourn.: Fishing Journal: Sec. Fishing Club: Banlc Rep.: Bio. Play: Med. Soc.: Opera Guild: Dancing Club: Assl. Capl. Usher Sq.: Silver Lir. Award: Silver Service Award. ALFRED Medicine 960 Prospecl Ave. Bx. 59 ARNOLD MUNACH Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Fencing Club: Hislory Club: Malh. Help Sq.: Sludenr Comm. C.C.N.Y. Mech. Engineer IOS4 Parlc PI. Bllvn, I3 WILLIAM MUNEY Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Radio Club Sec. B'KLYN. POLYTECI-I Elec. EnC1. 67-B2 Grolon Sl. Foresl I-liilc DANIEL NAVARRO Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sr. Basker- ball Team: Inlramural Sollball and Baslmelball: 5'rh Term Table Tennis Champ. U.S.C. Physical Educalion II2 Wesl 90 SI. Man. 24 JOHN NAZARIO Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Sollball: Baslrelball In lramuralsg Glee Club: Camera Club: Dismissal Sq.: Malh, Aid: Medical Club. TULANE Phvnl-ioloqv 567 Fox SI. Br. 55 ROBERT NERZIG Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Malh. Aid: Baslcelball, Soilball Inlramurals. PRATT Archilecl 57 Wesl I75 Sl. BX. 53 ABE NEWMAN Bronze P.S,A.L. Award: Sr. Social Comm.: Social Comm.: Prom Comm.: OH. Cl. Pres. QUEE ' ' Pharmacisl NS , 203 Easl II3 Sl. Man. ERICH NICKEL COOPER UNION Mech. Engineer 505 Wesl I22 Sf. Man. 27 PHILIP NOCERA Bronze P,S.A.L, Award: Dancinc: Club: Surveying Club. C.C,N.Y. 5lS Easl I2 Sl. Man. 9 MYRON NORRIS Varsily Foarball, Swimming, Track Teams, N.Y.U. 7'32ei I 57 SI. Beechursl HENRY NUMRICH Band: Orchesliag Glee Club. C-C-NX. Civil Brolxer II7 Edsl Sl. Man. 28 I O NNER r . Aw - res. P.M. ub Pre Sq.: Se ' . wrn n 'C ub. 1 usiness Q S? ndale 27 GEORGE ODIAN Arisla: Silver Sqholsrghl Ceff P .I OIT. Cl. Vice-Pres.: BasIce+b5IIv 5055 bail Inlramurals: Biology Soc.: Ar. chilecfural Soc.: Publicify Coming P.M, Malh Club: P.M. Camera Club: Dismissal Sq.: Office Sq. CQLUMBIA Denfislry 240 Weil I5 Sr. Man. II A .,fsrANi.EY orssuir 'Silver P.S.A.L: Mmm siuziw Comm.: Philosophy Club: Glee Club, +700 Crorona Parl E, , BA, 6? K ry. I i I, L 2 '14 fi. , MERRILL OLTCHICK All Cilv High School Orcheslrag Music Depl. I-Ionors: Bronze P.S. A,L. Award: Band: Orchesrra: Fish- inq Club Pres.: Ed. Fishing Journal: Bioloqy Club: Dismissal Sq. CURTIS Musician 6728-78 Sl. Middle Villaqe ,, ARTHUR O'MEALLY Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Rifle Club: Aoronaulical Soc.: Dismissal Sq.: P.M. Club Advisor C.C.N.Y. Physicisl 2484-7 Ave. Man. 30 RICHARD OTT Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Bunsen Chemislry Soc.: BM. Biology Club Vice Pres. C.C,N.Y. Baclerioloqisl' I28 Easl 35 Sf, Man. Ib MARVIN OXENHORN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Soc- cer Team: Inlramural Sollball: Off. Cl. Vice Pres. WAGNER Pafholoqisl 2020 Easl I3 SI. Bllvn. 29 JOHN PADULA Bronze P.S.A,L. Award? OFFICE SCI- BROOKLYN I24 Man S+. Man. I3 JULIUS PAIDER Silver P.S,A.L. Award: CGDI- Class Sollball Team: Chess Club. FORDI-IAM Lawyer 405 Essi 72 Si. Mari. 2' WILLIAM PALSER Maior SH: Varsiry Eoorball: Touche down Club. BROOKLYN Elec. Engineer 5l3-I7 Si. B'lclyn. I5 NICHOLAS PAPAYANIS Arisrag Gold Scholarship Cerr.: Capr. Marh Team: Managing Ed. Maih Survey: Orchesrra Member. HARVARD 89-I9 32 Ave. .laclcson His. STEVEN PAPPAS Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Base- ball Team: Soirball, Baslrelball lne rramurals. C.C.N.Y. Elec. Engineer 32-O6-24 Ave. L. I. C. GEORGE PARASCOS Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Soirball, Base keiball lnrrarnurals. C.C.N,Y. i Jo lism 343 Eas 180 S Man, N . Q ev W iw I 'kr . Lf fl K i DAITITH. PARTAN Arisiax Ooldkgcholarship Oeflt-. CORNELL Eff 66 Easr l2l ST. Man. 35 I 1 VAL-I L H L: 48 N ARION PATTAKOS M9 Cerr.: Bronze Scholarship Cer'r.: Silfer P.S.A.L. Award: Varsiry Track Team: Foolball Announcer: LT. Dismissal Sq.: Eorm Paper. COLUMBIA Medicine 220 Wesr 7l Sr. Man. 23 EDWARD PEARL Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Phoro. Club: S.amp Club. C.C.N.Y. Law and Economics 2J7I Walron Ave. Bx. 53 ARTHUR PEIZER Silver P.S.A.L. A-ward? l-le-alTh Ed. Award: Service A.-ward: Sr.Baslreiball Tearn: Baslcerball, Solrball Inrramu rals: Eiirh Form Baskerbal. Tearn' Camera Club: Sporfs Club: Jour' nnlism Soc.: Gym Squad. VWSCONSIN Te-Wie lridusrrx 735 Weil l73 Sf, Man, 32 JOSEPH PENDERGAST Bronle P.S.A.L. Award: Pre-Session Sq. C.C,N.Y. Civil Engineering 205 Brook Ave. Bi. 54 ARES PETERSON Silver Sc ol ip Carr.: Bronze! RS. A.L. A' .M. Club Ad sort Sr. ic Comm.: , Sr.. cial COITWQI, iibi yIS : hrmn. Pi , ngJQlub: ORTC Sq.: Engi- ner!'11q'i c.: Marhi eip: Prop. rn Varsity Fsleyf: Baslnarball, Sofia! lnirarnulQs. C. . .Y. ,H Elec. Engineer I . -20 DelaNvyi,Ave. Ouee-ns vr l if STANLEY PETESKY Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Baslrelball, Soilball Inlramurals: Radio Club: Surveyinq Club. N.Y.U. Aeronaulical Enq. 5002 ZI7 Sl. Bayside EMIL PETRONIO Oold Scholarship Cerr.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Pres. Engineering Soc.: Oil. CI. Pres.: Baslrelball, Sollball Inlramurals. B'KLYN. POLYTECI-I Elec. Enq. 220 Easl 67 Sl. Man' QI RICHARD PETTY Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Traclc Team. I-IOWARD Physicisl 39I Noslrand Ave. B'I:Iyn. I6 WILFRED PHIPPS SI6 Wesl I4O S+. Maw. 3I BERNARD PINCUS Silfer P.S.A.L. Award. C.C.N.Y. Enfilneef 33 Ooverneur S+. MGH- 2 JOHN PIRES Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Jr. Varsily Baskelball: Varsily Baslrelball: Fool' ball, Baskelball, Easeball Inlrarnu- rals. I-IOLY CROSS 337 Wesl 43 Sf. Man. I8 FRANK POLESTINO Arial old Scholar hip e .7 Sil- v P. . S Class P s.: Spe af Pl' m Pres.: . CI. Pres.: Dismissal : So- ci-al rn.: R . Cily O. . nil: r. s lb Te Inlr m a , Drarnaic c Cr .C Cui Comm. COLUMBIA w 38-I8 25 S+. . . ARTHUR POTTHEISER Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Form Base Icelball Team: Sr. Baslcelball Team. MARYLAND Civil Enqineer 3I5 Easl I2 Sl. Man. 3 ROBERT POWERS Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Rifle Club: Med. Soc. YALE , Doclor 52I Wesl I89 Sl. Man. 33 FRANK PRITCHARD Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Radio Club: Olee Club: Archileclural Club: Baseball, Baskelball Infrarnurals. N.Y.U. Civil Engineer 363-92 Sl. B'IrIyn. 9 camp ' WALTER PU Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sr, Baslcelball Team: Baslcerball, Sollball lnlramue ral: Chem. Club: Sporls Club: I-lisl. Club: Phys. Club. N,Y.U. Business Adminisrralion 54 Sullon Sr. B'lclyn. 22 RAYMOND RANTA Bronze P.S.A.L. Medal. C.C.N.Y. 2I0 Easr IZ4 S+. Man. 35 HAROLD RAPAPORT Bronze Scholarship Cerr.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Bunsen Chem. Soc.: Lafin Soc.: Bio.-Med. Soc.: Record Office: Solfball, Foolball, Baslcerv ball lnlramurals. N.Y.U. Law 47-I4 39 Sl. Oueens 4 HAROLD RASHIP Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S, A.L. Award: Bio. Sq.: Jr. Ariclaz Drama Sq.: Baslcelball, Soflball Inv Tramurals. C.C.N.Y. Buzinezi 560 Eagle Ave. Bf. 55 HENRY RAUHA Rifle Club: Service Sq.: Baskelball Iniramural. KINGS POINT Navy 4006-7 Ave. Ellyn. 32 SERGE REBENKOFF Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Library Sq.: Archilecfural Soc. COOPER UNION Archileclure 243 Easl I8 Sl. Man. 3 WALTER REHER Swimming Team: German Club: Sec'v., Srudenr Comm.: OFF. Cl. Sec'y. FORT SCI-IUYLER U.S.N. 37I Beelrman Ave. BY. 54 CHARLES REY I35 Easl 74 Sf, Man. QI JERRY RICHMAN Bronze Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Camera Club? Pre-Session Sq. C.C.N.Y. T-famine I49O Crolona Parl Easr Bl. 60 LOUIS RODERIGUES Arisfai Silver Scholarship Ce-rl.: Sil- ver P.S.A.L. Anard: Gold Medal, Posler Cc-nlesl: Caliper Ari Slalzli Traclx Team: .lr. Arisla. COLUMBIA Medicine 230 Thompson SI. Man. I2 GERALD ROMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Rifle Club: Chess Club: Oilice I-Ielp: Soflball, Baslcelball Inlramurals. CORNELL Farminq Easl SI, Man: 28 ANGELO ROMANELLO I56 Porsvfh S+. Man, 2 JOSEPH ROMEO Oli. CI. Pres.: OH, Cl. Sec'y.: Or- chesfrat Vice Pres., P.M. lnframural COfT1m.Z Pres., Club Comm.: Mgr. P.M. Baslcelball Team: P.M, Chem- isfry Club: P.M. Camera Club: Pres., P.M. Mafh. Club: J.V. Bas- Icelball Team: P,S,A.L. Emblem, Sollball: Medal Inlrarnural Basker- ball. AL ROSENBERG Bronze Scholarship Cer'r.: Math. I-Ielpi P,M. ,IOurn. Clubi Oil, CI. Pres.: OH. CI. Vice Pres. Soifball, Baslcelball Inlramurals: Baslrelball Team. C.C.N.Y. Denlisfry 754 Cosler SI. Br, 59 ELLIOTT ROSENBERG Gold Schglarship AwaIQ'.Sver P S AL Qfiwsrd?fx6fSa+y Playf 'Usher Sq.:,.VQIee3 CIub: Bio.'Med. Sa.c.,: Bunsen,fC-he . Srarfgriid,-L6?irf,Q1IuID7 Permariefnr Aglecoreh' Sq.: Qglball, Fool alhiasveiball Ir7pamuraIs.2. 'MV BR oKDrN 5 Q ' Medfr,can6', 932,,CarroII ' Y 7. , Iyklyn. 2.57. -1 Q!! , 7 ww fr L, Fr IN! '1'7ff'i Dali' Qi' jf- f 51 JERRY ROSENBERG Silver Scholarship Cerl. C.C.N.Y. Business 403 SI. John's PI. Bllyn. I7 ARNOLD ROSENWASSER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: Journ. Soc.: Baslcelball, Baseball Inlrarnurals. BROOKLYN .lcurnalism 95 Lewis SI. Man. 2 ELI ROSMAN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: I-Iall Duly: Surv, Club: Dismissal Sq.: Soliball, Baslcelball Inlramurals. BROOKLYN Deniislry I765 Parlc PI. B'IcIyn. 33 ,. , 1,,, fi i, ?,wa1' '-'I '1 I Y ll- 4 I 4 Al f-Ll A HA I Ct '9 ELVIO ROSSI Gold Scholarship CerI.7 Sr. Baslcel- baII Team: OPI. CI, Pres.: Sfudenl Comm. COOPER UNION Chem. Eng. 402 Wesl 46 SI. Man. I9 BERNARD ROTH Silver Scholarship Cert? Pre-Enqi- neerinq Mafh. Ceri.: Capl., Pre- Session Sq.: Lieul. Dismissal Sq.: Physics Lab. Sq.: Malh. I-Ielpi Pholo. Club: Sollball Inframurals. B'KLYN, POLYTECI-I Civil Eng. I567 Willcins Ave. Bx. 60 LIONEL RUBIN 3ronZe P.S.A.L. Award: Chem. Club: Camera Club: Baslceiball, Soilball Inlramuralsz Sfudenr Comm. C.C.N.Y. Medicine l65 Meserole Sl. B'lclyn. 6 MARTIN RUDMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Maih. I-Ielp: Bio. Sq.: Asst Lieur., Dismissal Sq.: Med, Club: Soliball Inlramural: Special Guard Duly. BROOKLYN Medicine I4-lb Cvrallon SI. Ellyn. I2 ROBERT RUPPEL Bronze Scholarship Cert: Basie?- ball lnlramurals: Engineering Soc. COOPER UNION Elec. Eng. II2-35 204 SI. Oueens II PHILIP RUTKIN Gold Scholarship Ceri.: Maih. I-lelp: Sofiball, Baskefball lniramuf rals. C.C.N.Y. Pharmacy 640 Easi I2 Sf. Man. 9 DONALD SAIDEL Varsiiy Fooiball Team: Sr. Baslfel- ball Team: Pres. Touchdown Club? Social Comm.: School Band: Fools ball Band: Sr. Social Comm.: Soil ball lnirarnural: Oli. CI. Vice Prem. COLUMBIA Malhemalicu 875 Irvine Sl. Bf. 59' ,? Wk ya, Aa'45..w2 ANDREW SANCHEZ Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Fencing Club: Traclc Sq.: I-Iisr. Club: Chess Club: Hallway Moniior. C.C.N.Y. 2l83 Amsrerdam Ave. Man. 32 MARTIN SANDFELDER Pres. Radio Club. N.Y.U, Business 45-30 43 S+, Oueens 4 DONALD SCHAUMBURGER Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S. A.L. Award: FrefSession Sq.: Pres. P.M. Physics Club: Baskeiball Infra- murals. C.C.N.Y. Engineer I822 Balhgafe Ave, BX. 57 MARVIN SCHECHTER Co-Chrnwn. P.M. Chess Club: G.O. Service Sq.: Usher Sq. BROOKLYN Archilecf IS36-5I S+. Bllyn. STEPHEN SCHECTER Library Sq.: Baseball Team. UPSALA Radio Announcer ISE: Riverside Dr. Man. '24 K MART N R SGI. ai Arms, ' : Gold S ,. ship Ce Si r P.Sl.H . ward: E .-we pecia , Varsily I Team: Swimminq T , Form P pe ice Pres. Dee bi IN! S 'XV I Pres. Journ. Soc.: Social Club Comm.: Var- siiy Play YALE .lournalisl IOSO Manor Ave. Bi, 59 HARRY SCHILDT B'onZe Scholarship Carl.: Brgrizg- P.S.A.I. Award: Mafh. Club: Ca- mera Club? Discount Comm. WAGNER Morliciin I I4-O6-I I6 S+. Queens I9 ROBERT SCHILDT Bronze Scholarship Ce-ri.: Brcnre P.S.A.L. Award: SoI+IoaII, Baslfelball Inframurals: Digmissal Sq. CORNELL Me-ch. Engineer I387 Jellierzcm A-fe. Blrlyn. 27 i i 1 f f JOSEPH9 TER Arisfa: Ool S ieiarzhip .Z Swimming am: uefnezsi, J. Le Liberm , Assr. Busiree Mgr. Vecior' Sec'y. Sha urge Sec.: French lub: Phfacs Iu Caliper Typist T cl S .' French Publica- Iion Sialii: Owl. Seciy. coiurvisili sufgwi 597 Easi ISIS SI. Bf. 54 rl JOHN SCHMUCKY ZI-46 Sleinway S+. Oueens S FRANK SCHNEIDER Silver P.S,A.L.: OH, CI. Vice Prez.: OIT. CI. Prez.: Ole-e CIUIO: Siarnp Club: Chem. Club: Bazlfelbali, Soir- hall Iniramurals. COLUMBIA Busineza 42-I7 66 ST, Woodside I r IL LJ CARL SCH M Brnrwf: Scholarship Ceri.: r. as- 'TT C Icelball Team: h n. I 'Sc' Comm.: Difmizsal S .:rOFIice Sq: Speclalor Siafiig Baslreiball, Bqsebag' ,VU Fmfball Iniramurals. CORNELL Aqriculiure II5 Wesi 73 SI. Man. 23 IRA SCHWARTZ Cuolcl Scholarship CerI.3 Ir. Arigia: Varsily Fooiball: Sr. Baskelball Team: Caliper Arf Siaif: Malh I-Ielpz Sr. Sncial Comm.: Malh Sur- vey Siahfg OH, CI. Pres.: Inclicaior Arl Slafft Sr. Form Council. COLUMBIA Social Science II84 Everqreen Ave. Ex. 59 STEPHEN SCHWARTZ Siudenl Comm.: Mgr, Baslierball Team, MUI-IIIENBERG Docior 308 Easi I5 SI. Man. 3 v f Trac Tewm: y oc Capl. ' .X ounlry Tea P M P wic ice res QfQQV5i'y! D T9 elbal r c W niramu- I ra 5: - WVM or S Club. ii? Civil Enqinec-r - . Sunnyside 4 w LLIAM Qggvgfyiifg Sil r P. JNL. i' : Ii if Se i Qu S .Z - i ' .JC 7 . h .' I C LJ: V' P .P.M. is e ' u Bc Ii , a Ii, SL. IT or i 'ai OO N M S+ I I U JOSEPH SEMARIA Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Glee Club: Soilball, Baslfelball lnlramurals: Journ. Club: Gym S isis Wea Cl' B'klyn, 4 . JJJJ I s ZRJ I 9 'l ' . CHARD SEYFRIED Silv ' P.S.A.L. Award: OH, Cl, PRES-I l:iSl1iDq Club: Cali ei:'Rifle Club: Pre-Sessxion S pri'-5+ an Soc.: Crallsma- Swa 1 C.C.N.Y. FO 62-88 Foresl. , R, Wbvod 27 l LIBORIO SFERRAZZA Silver Award: Maflq Help? Rifle Club. CHAMPLAIN Docfor 568 Crescent S+, Bllyn, MARTIN SHELDON Silver Scholarship Cerigy Vice Pre, Bl0- Club: Bio. Sq.: Soifball, Baz- kelball lnlramurals. PENN. STATE Bun. Admin. lO57 Boynlon Ave. Bl. 59 DANIEL SIEGEL Jr. Enq. Cerf.: Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Surveyinq Club: Malh. Club: Malh, Help. COOPER UNION Mech, Enfi. 355 Miller Ave. Bllyn, 7 MELVIN SIEGEL Dismissal Sq.: Gym Sq.: Office Sq.: l-lisf. Club: Camera Club: Physics Soc. N.Y.U. Radio Enqineerinci 30 Clinlon Sl. Man. 2 BERNARD SIFRY Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award? Hebrew Cullure Club: l-lisl. Club: Hall Sq.: Varsily Play. COLUMBIA Elec. Engineer 50 Governeur S+. Man. 2 ' ABRAHAM sn.aER Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Chemis- 'rry Club: P.S.A.L. Award. C.C.N.Y. Accounlanl V985 Balhqale Ave, Bri. 57 rome Award: , age? all Team: Sr. S cial Comm.: Softball, Basket- AJ Mix... bal oolball Intramurals. RNELL Lawyer I4 Wes? 44 Sl . an. lb I- HENRY I Arisla: Col r arship Cell-I Bugin 55 peclalori Bio. SCL? Frenc ub. X COLUMBIA DCCWLOV J. x'vvC1fr., OWARD SKLAR Elemenlary Algebra Medal: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Eocus Sla . copumsm kPhysics A ISQKKQQJAWJ-C amaica .- GEORGE SKROBLUS RADAR SCHOOL Radar Tech. 237 Cleveland ST. Bilclyn. I ! O A RICE SKU old Scholarship'Qer'r.: . . Award: Fr lub: mera 7 e aleur' Slalf. IAIS O Si. Woodside ARTHUR SLAVIN Bronze Scholarship Cert: Varzilf Baseball Team: Bio-Med. Soc.: Bas- lcelball, Solfball lnlramural. N.Y.U. Doc'or 2830 Oce.an Ave. Bllyn, 35 K GERARD SMETANA Arisla: Bronze Scholarship Cerlzy Lilerary SH: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Gold Service Award: Lil. Ed. Cali- per: Soccer Team: Ed.-in-Chief Hilcer: Assoc. Ed. Craflsman: Capr. Caleleria Sq.: CofChrmn. Minor Pub. Comm.: Capl. Chess Team: Cheering Sq.: Assl. Ed. Caliper: G.O. Office. CORNELL Lawyer 35 Wea az S+ rv. Y. 24 LOUIS SMILOWITZ Lab. Assl.: Baslrelball, Baseball ln- lramurals: Bunsen Chem. Soc. C.C.N.Y. Engineer 88 Lewis Sl. Man. 2 ISSAR SMITH Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Service Sq.: Philosophy Club: Sec'y. P.M. Chem. Club. C.C.N.Y. 338 Easl I5 Sl. MBU. 24 ROBERT SMITH Silver Scholarship Cerli: Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Orlice Sq.: Hall- way Sq. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineer 24I Easl 79 Sr. I Man. 2I 51 Q, J VK .f Cro' ru, WILLIAM SMITH Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Silver Schol- arship Cerl.: Capl. Swimming Team: Sea Horse Soc. N. Y. MARITIME Avialor l45 Wesl 80 Sl. N. Y. 24 PAUL SNYDER Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sollball ln- lramural: Chem. Club: Audilorium Monilor. N.Y.U. Medicine 338 Easl I5 Sl. Man. 3 HYMAN SOIFER Bronze P.S.A.l.. Award: Iourn, Club: I-Iisr. Club: Pre-Session Sq.: Slu- clenrs Comm. C.C.N.Y. Teacher 345 Cypress Ave. Bc. 54 JACK SOKOL Chem. Club: Bio. Club' OPI. Cl. Sec'y.: Gym Sq.: Baslrelball, Fool- hall Inlramurals. C.C.N.Y. Chernisl B35 Slebbins Ave. BX. 59 LEWIS SPAR Rifle Club: Slamp Club. C.C.N.Y. 640 Easl ll Sl. Man, 9 MANFRED SPENGLER Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cert: Silr ver P.S.A.L. Award: Sec'y. Chem. Club: Pre-Session Sq.: Vice Prez. P.M. Surv. Club: Visual Aid Sq.: Chrmn. Service Credil Comm.: Vice Pres. Slarnp Club. COLUMBIA Engineeririq IO Manhailan Ave. Man. 25 LEONARD SPIEGEL ,I.V. Swimminq: Sec'y., Treas., Phil- osophy Soc, 'r CORNELL AORICULTUPE , Farmer 283 We'.l II Sl. Man. I4 GENNARD SPIGNESI Silver, Bronze. P.S.A.L. Awards: Baslrefball, Soflball lnlrarnurals. L.l.U. 8I4 Easr 242 S+. Bx. MORTON SPIVACK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Service Sq. CORNELL Medicine 226 Easl 70 S+. Man. 2I 6? . 1 . ELIAS SYPRINGER , A Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Jr. Arista:- Bronze P.S.A.l.. Award: Pre-Session Sq. L,I,U, Pharmacy IO4O Fox ST. Bx. S9 MELVIN STACK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Sr. Baslcel- ball Team: I-lisf. Club: lrilramural Baskelball: Bio. Club. N.Y.U. Medicine 774 Driqqs Ave. B'lrlyn. ll JOHN STARK Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: I-lisl. Club. Malh. I-lelp. N.Y.U. Business Admin. 222 Wesl' 83 S+. Man. 24 I Z x iw' :law , nv' cg 'rf -I ,IGM 0' .IQSI-I'-'qc V' . ,N Vw. 1, 62 vc 'f .ffw' v g 'Nm I 'll us H M00 i R D 8 TARK N ' A Bro z P. .A.L. Awa Q cial SQ .. Chess C : clalor a I Capl. I-lall - 3 hrmn. Sr. Social Comm. lub Comm.: A.A. Comm -Pong, Solllsall I urals OR L Polilical Law I4 5 Sl. Flushinq ll II RT ronze , .A rdt '. O. Ol:- lice S .7 . I-lelp' IV. Swim- min e : Form P per: Baslcel- b llball lnrram als. LL Medicine I -0 22l Sl, Queens WILLIAM STEINER Chem, Club. QUEENS Che-mis? 22,ll I24 S+. Queens BRUCE STEINHARDT Bronze Scholarship Cerld: Brcnze P.S.A,L. Award: Ll. Dfrnizsal Sq.: Sfudenf Comm: Eleclfcal C,mr-ri. Varsify Play: P.M. Dizmiszai Sq.: Debaling Soc.: Vice Prez, PM. Camera Club: Adfiecr BM, Dmfirig Club. CARNEGIE Eiecl. Engineer 2206 Valenline Ave. Br. 57 IRVING STILLMAN Bronz Scholarship Cert: Silver PS ' ' Q , res . Clu , '.,, -1 , Q ., I fi, 'a n. Slafcl: .. all lramu . C LIFORNIA P+ loqisl 4 Van' Siclen Av Iyn. 7 PETER STRAKA Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Jr. Ar: Vice Pres. P.M, Chem. Club: Au I lorium Sq: Jlzealllrefl' Ed. Paper. ' 7, ' CCOPER LINIQN Enqinr IZJBB 2 Ave. M 0' T X I '16 2 N J GERALD STRAUSS Silver Scholarzhip Cerl.: Silve an 25 A.L, Award: Bazlfelloall, Sollball In lrarnurals. N.Y.U. Civil Enqin er 3 Sl B 823 Easl I7 , ROBERT SUDA x O Silfer Scholarfhip Cerl.: Silver PS OFF A.L. Award: Sluderir Sq: SCL' Chew Club: I-lisl, Club: Bae lelball lnlramural, BWCLYN. PCLYTECI-I. Elefl. Engin BB4l Elderl Ave. Woodhaven LOUIS SZARAZ Bronze P.S.A.l.. Award: Blue Prim Sq. BIYOQKLYN Medicine 500 Wes? I76 Sl. Man 33 ARNOLD T ' Aiiylat Sil er Sch r' I Ce-rl.: Bi Sq! GI lu , Rifle Club: Ch Ckb' ca wb: Speclalyi ' 81 Fciun Sq.: D'vi Y Audilorium Sq.: O if Sq,: riurn Soc. CQ MBI Biolrwq I l , Bllvn rPS ALLEN TERA Hall Sq.: Office Moniior. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 2905 Wesl I9 Sl. Biklyn. 24 ALLEN TERDIMAN Silver Scholarship Cerl.: BiofMed. Club: P.M. Club Advisor: Pre-Ses- sion Sq.: Malh Help: Camera Club: P.M. Club Comm. N.Y.U, Medicine IIO Mi. Hope. Pl, Bx. 53 WA ER TE RIS- e de Ari : G S oarzhip Pf I 'of Ca l. Debaling Tea : lil. I. Pr .: r. Council: F Vice Presgl l : 'avr I .Z I al, q.: P gram Co m.: rm Sr. Ai 'cst Foo 'll q.: ub. o ., 5- fi' Physts Soc.: y Soil ll n ra f r la. . hyzicizl '- O Re sf r Ave. S. I. I2 SAM THALER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Oil. Cl. Pres.: Sr. Council: Soliball, Bazlfel- ball, Baseball Iniramuralz. COLUMBIA Deniielrf S06 Easl I76 Sl. Br. 57 ALEXANDER THOMAS Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Hizf. Club: Chem. Club: Moniforial Sq.: Handball Team: Sr. Deleqale, Demcifiacy Forum. COLUMBIA Taflile Enqineeiinq IO7 Wefil B4 Si. Man. Q4 GERASIM TIKOFF Gold Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S. A.L. Award: Bunsen Chem. Soc.: French Club: Asst Ed. Le Libera- ieur : Hall Moniior: Bio. Sq. COLUMBIA Medicine 34lf2 S+. Marlrs Pl. Man. 3 ELLI T TIYIN Silv cholarsh' Ce .: Bronze P. ' A. . Award: he . Clu : ' S c ' ' I - M I 1 Chem' 'r' 2357 ,BI n, vb, . 3 I' . 'xx ,ffifffki DONALD TORTORELLA C,C,N,Y, Teacher 240 Heqhev S+. BY. 56 JACK TOWBER 57 Second Axe. Man. 3 S K JAM TIETJ Silxer Scholars .2 ilx-er P.S. A.L. Anard: Go Medal, Basie!!- ball lnlramuralsg llball lniramu- rais: Pres. Bio. A : Mafli Club: Phys, Club: Spo Club: Malh Help. ST. .IOI-INIS Medicine 3445 42 SI. Asioria I BARRY TRABITZ Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Camera Club: Swimming Team: Sr. Arhlelic Comm.: Sea I-Iorse Soc. PENNSYLVANIA Denrislry 1072-54 S+. B'kIyn. I9 VINCENT TROVATI Silver P.S.A.L. Award? Pres. Wings Ioor Soc.: Co-Capr. Traclc Team: Cross Counrry Team: Assoc. Ed. Flying Durchman: Sofrball, Traclc Inrramurals: Malh Club: Maior S Club: Exec. Council. FORDI-IAM Pharmacy l95 Spring Sr. Man. I2 NEIL TROWE Usher Sq.: Library Sq.: Lab. Assr.C Ed. Sfuyvesanr Craffsrnan, N.Y.U. Teacher 388 Verrnonr Sr, B'Iclyn. 7 DANIEL TZUCANOW Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Soilbalf Inrrarnurals: Med. Soc.: Rifle Club' Foorball, Baslfefball lnrrarnurals: Service Sq. BROOKLYN Engineering 2I5 Sourh 3 Sr. B'Iclyn. II MEYER UNGER Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Pres. Biology Club. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineer 366 Pennsylvania Ave. B'lclyn. 7 FRED VENDIG Arisfag Gold Scholarship Cerr.: lnr. Alq. Award: N. Y. C. I-I. S. German Coniesr, Gold Medal: D. A. R. Conresr, Gold Medal: Chrmn. Tu- Ioring Sq.: Co-Chrmn., Slarislics Sq.: Sec'y. German Club: Pres. German Club. 25l5 Mclnlosh SI. E, Elmhursr -nu ,' I- H I 4 J ' Inj Lf lr '51,-4 -Q L, LAWRENCE vEPRovsKY ' Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Fishing Club. VVABASI-I Denrisrry l43O Firsl Ave. Man. 21 dd:-654. KENNETH VESELAK Gold P.S. . Award: Silver Schol- arship Ce .' Physics Club. 32-77 38 S. ep Oueens 3 ALF VINJE Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: P.M. Drive ing Club: Physics Club: Med. Club: Hall Moniror. C.C.N.Y. Phys. Therapisl' 302 Wesl QI SIX Man. 24 EDWARD VON DER PORTEN Arisla: Silver Scholarshi r.: Ed.-in-Chief, Craffsman: a ' q Ed., Caliper: Vic Pre , rails- merfs Soc.: Sec'y., ilqing Soc. STANFORD arilirne Law I75 Prospecf Par .W. B'klyn. I8 MARVIN WAGNER Slamp Club. C.C.N.Y. Chemisl 504 Grand Sl, Mari. 2 GILBERT WALD Arisla: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Lil. Ed. lndicalor: Exchanges Ed. Spec- lalor: Ed.-in-Chiel Fronl Page: Treas. Sr. Class: Assoc. Ed. Proe qress: Pres. Journ. Soc.: Alumni Bul- lelin Slall: Form Paper Slall: Sr. Social Comm.: Delequenlians: Sil- ver Lil. Award: Silver Service Cerl. CORNELL Law 8I9-49 Sl. Bllvn. 20 SOLOMON WALDMAN Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Debaling Soc.: Sollball, Baslelball lnlramu- ral? Bio-Med. Soc.: I-lebrew Cullure Club: Gym Seoy. N.Y.U. Medicine 409 I-Iewes Sl, Bllyn. Il RONA WA LEN Arisla: ilv arsh Cerl.: r P. wa ' E 'ineff :per alll -nch R ra lT Q fo .1 s. Club: Var y P ' 'c alh. I-lelp. s COLU U Psychialr-v 355 Cri v I BX. 54 FRANK WALNY Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Swimrninq Team: Pille Club. C.C.N,Y. Eleclrical lfnqineer 7I4 Pail 90 Sl, Mfm. 29 iii' l S-. l - Kimi ARTHUR WALSH Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Base- ball Team: Sollball, Baslcelball ln- lramural: I-Iislory Club: Vice Pres. Newman Club: Rille Sq.: Chern. Club: Journ. Club: Advisor P.M. Club. N.Y.U. Mililary 68-04 Coope Ave. Queens 27 pau 9 2F59 am Awww ALLAN WALTZMAN Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: OFF. Cl. Vice Pres.: Mallw. I-lelp: Arisla Tulorinq Sq.: Form Paper: Assl. Capl. Dismissal Sq.: Roslra Fea. Ed. COLUMBIA Medicine 4909 Fl. I-Iamillon Pllcwav. Bllclyn I9 'l'f7'lWIr HARVEY WALZER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Library Sq.: Malh. I-lelp: Rillg- Club: En- lrance Marlclnq Comm.: P.M. Posl Slall: Sollball, Baslrelball Inlramuf FEIS. C.C.N.Y. Engineer I94 Rodney Sl. Blclvn. ll SAMUEL WARSOFF Silver Scholarship Carl.: Focus Slall: Camera Clubi Monilorial Sq.: Guidance Oll. FITOOKLYN Medicine 640 Dilmas Ave. Ellyn. I8 8.-!l'L...IL ALEX WATERMAN Bronze Scholarship Cerl.I Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Rifle Club: Olhce Sq. RENSSELAER Chem. Enq. I832 Anlhony Ave. Bx. 57 mf:rz.,,,,s D si-IELDON wmso Glee Club: Siam : Qlwegg u I Min1eowblice:Sowll, Pin r urals. I VAldus Sf. 553 L: W f' ca. Q5 , , .. N -4, sn vs. '1 - STANLEY WECKER Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver Scholarship CWI.: Co-Ed. Form Paper: Co-Chrmn. Cclleqe Comm. Bioloqisl 67I Wesl l62 S+. Man. 32 ,if ,f ,ff ' hi -' 51 Q ' 4 . JAMES WIEGOLD Jr. Eng. Cerr.: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Adminisfralive Ohh.: Swirche board Operalorg Baslcefball, Soff- ball Inlramurals. CORNELL Enqineerinq 3l2 Wesr Sl S+. Man. 24 f Q . LAWRENCE WEINBERG Jr. Arislag Silver Scholarship Cert: Office Sq,: Marh. I-Ielp. CORNELL Civil Engineer IIIB Washinglon Ave. B1. 56 MORTON WEINSTEIN Soliball Inlramurals: Malh. I-Ielp: Bronze P.S.A.L, Awarcl: Basketball, Chess Club: Camera Club. C.C.N.Y. C.P.A. 73-20 I8I Sf. Queens ARNOLD WEINTRAUB Bronze Scholarship Ce-rI.? BVOWQ P.S,A.I.. Award: Rifle Club? En' Trance Exam Cornrn.: Soflball. 509' kelball lnframurals. KINGS POINT Naval Officer me Sam 9 Si. Ellyn 'I DAVID WEISFELD Band: Vice-Pres. Ihya. Soc. Journalism 551 Eazr we Si. BX- 57 GERALD Weiss Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Baslcelball, Track, Soilball Iniramurals: IVIGTII Help: l-Iisl. Club. iwu. Lew 3:5 Em so Si, Man- 2' JOSEPH WERNER Sollball, Basketball Inrrarnurali C.C.N,Y. Elecl, Engl- 379 Easi l45 SI. BX- 54 KARL WESTHAUSER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Orcheslra: Oyrn Sec'y. RUTGERS Archilecl 32,74 42 Si. Arlene 3 RICHARD WHILDEN Arisia: Gold Scholarship Ceri.: Ir. Arisia: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Arr Ed. French Magazine: French Club: VarsiTy Play. M.I.T. Engineering 222 Riverside Dr. Man. 25 ROLAND WHITE HOWARD Eleci. Engineer 395 Laiayefre Ave. Blrlyn. 5 JOSEPH WIDMER Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Swim- ming Team: Maior SH: Sea Horse Soc. C,C,N.Y. Elecl. Eng. I756 Second Ave. Man. 23 CARL WEINER Bronze Scholarship Cert: Hisl. Club: Philosophy Club: Chess Club: PM, Squad. QIQ Arlingfon Ave. Bllyn. GORDON WILK Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Med. Soc.: Fishing Club Sec'y.: Ed. Fish- ing Journal: Bio. Sq.: Uzher Sq.: S'ruden+ Comm.: lndicalor Slali. COLUMBIA Elecl. Engineer 74V E. I75 SI, B. 57 ' 1 MELVIN WILNER Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Med. Club: Chem. Lab. Assislanf: Bio. Lab Assis+an+: Sfudenr Comm.: Sollball Inlramural. FORDHAM Pharmacy 467 Easr I69 Si. BX. 56 ARNOLD WOLF Chem. Club: Phys. Club: Soccer Club: Rifle Club. CALIFORNIA Physics 8 Arlingion Ave. B'IrIyn. 7 MAURICE 'O F Bronze P.S.A.L. A 7 hoo . Specfa rg Ed.-in- q us' ice Pres, mer Clu , i r ID. Com Pughclfy Comm.: M Cam . Club 9 isor: lI'Iisr. , Jour ism Q.: Photg E i- Spor C. .Y siSB fr x urive 2 'llfi' ST. Man. 22 1 xi , V .1 ic. .-L -af PETER WOLFE V Bronze P.S.A.I.. Awardfgerlice Sq.: Nliarsifyi Swimming Team: Baslxeflbali lnlramural, 4 . COLUMBIA ,Oeficiarli 680 Mfesl End Axe, L Man. 25 1 z I., MARVIN ZARO lbll University Axe. Bw. 53 rivawww YN . G.: ,A K x NATHAN ZAZULY Slamp, Radio Clubs: Mimeo. Oil.: Gym Oflice: Main Ofhce. IO76 Pelle Sl. By: 59 RICHARD ZIMMERMAN Cerl. for Essay: Social Comm.: Chmn. Minor Publicalions Comm.: Chmn. Civil Service: O. O. Coun- CIII SDECTGIOVT School Rep. Nalioriel Sell Oovf. Comm. INDIANA Law 2l6O Anlhony Ave. Bw, 57 IRA ZINGMOND Silver Scholarship Cert: Jr, Enq, Cerl.: Eoolball Sq.: Pre-Session Sq.: OPI. Cl, PreS.7 Sollbell lnlramural. C,C.N.Y. Elecl. Engineer 305 Allrins Ave. Ellyn, 3 STANLEY BUDNITSKY I4l5 Franlrlin Ave. B1. MELVYN EFFRON C.C.N.Y. Pilol l485 Vyse Ave. Br. 60 SAMUEL GOLDSTEIN I629 Easlern P'lcwy. B'lrlyn, 33 SIEGFRIED HOLZER Bronze P.S.A.l.. Award? lnlramurals: Sq. Leader: Radio Club: Sporl: Club. C.C.N.Y. Drallinq I5 Wesl IO6 Sl. Man. 25 GEORGE KOLTKO Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Sollball, Baslcelball lnlramural. C.C.N.Y. 640 Easl 5 Sl. Mari. 9 W' CAMERA SIIY WILLIAM LACHNER SII Wes? I73 Sl. Man. 37 NICHOLAS OSTAPOW Show-Slraler 339 EMI' 20 Si. Man. JAMES PARISIS I3O-32460 Ave. Oueeris NUNZIO PECORARO 25-bl-90 Sl. Oueenf. VINCENT POLISE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sollball ln- lramural: Camera Club: Bio. Club. N.Y,U. Avialion Eriq. 639 East I3 Sl. Mem. 9 63 HERBERT ZIPBER Silver, Scholarship Cerl.: P.M., Club Adviscyr: Gym Melh. C,C:N,Yl! if Qi iologizl 34 Barllell Sl. Ellyn. 6 i' ,' - D wil ' Jil! HERBERT ZYDNEY Arisla: Gold Scholarship Ce-rI.I Mgr. Fencing Team: Business Mgr. Form Paper: Minor Publicalions Comm.: Arl, Publicily, P.M. Club Comm.: Calelerie Sq.: Pres. Laiin Club: Social Comm.: Mg. Ed. SF. Chronicle. COLUMBIA Engineer 639 Wef.I End Ave. Man. 25 JOSEPH SIKORYAK Silver P,S.A.L. Award: Monilorial Sq. MARYLAND Business 205 Easl 7 Sl. Man. 9 RALPH SPADA Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Jr. Arisleg Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Chem Club: Sollball lnlramural. B'Kl.YN. POLYTECI-I Mech. 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Stumbling along a dimly lit passage, they heard .1 considerable commotion ahead. Quickening their pace they entered tl1e major portion of tl1e tunnel, where they saw .1 slim youth. shaft in hand, who seemed to be supervising tl1e enterprrse. Bring the shovels up forward, shouts M.1enofslty. Weill It's about time they trot here, grunts XV.1ld, dist-aiding the rusty spoon he had been using. Watcl1 where youre throwing thai thine! shouts Meyer. Stop pickin' on him, yells lfriedman, turning up liI'OIN lllk' rear where he had been working. Suddenly, over the loudspeaker tl voice is heard, Now llexll' this. Now hear this! All INDICATOR MISN are hereby noiihed that there are o11ly 5 feet separating us from our ultimate goal. Upon lN.'.lfIIlKQ this, Morrell leaps up, and once again applies himself to the hard task. :VA L'UI'I'lITIUIl prattiie used when you have neither .1 pass nor the required fare. 66 Wl1o's that in the corner? asks Katz. That's Bellet, the President of the 7-ll Club, says Gil. Hwllilf-S he doin' down here? He says it got so smoky in the bathroom, he couldn't see the numbers on the dice. ln fact it was so smoky, he made three straight passes into the wash basin. Lose more dice that way, mutters Heller as he wanders off into the gloom of the tunnel. l hear something, says Meyer, pressing Wald's ear against the wall. Uhle, too, accluiesces Mac, it sounds like there are girls on the other side. In one last effort, the INDICATOR crew finally breaks through the dirt partition separating them from W.1sl1ington Irving. The Editors quickly rush through the tiny opening into the main corridor, where they encounter some female students. Luring them with l-lalvah from the end of Macnofsky's Shaft, they lead the girls through the small opening which is quickly sealed up behind them. Still dangling :he I-Ialvah before them, the group races through the tunnel and once again enters the Boiler Room below Stuyvesant. Soon after ringing for Ambrose, they gain admittance once more to the elevator with the chartreuse carpet. Within a matter of minutes, they hnd themselves in the midst of confusion that borders upon pure chaos. It seems that this little group Qgirls and allj have wandered upon Stuyvesant in its wildest moment, 'STUYVESANT AT NOON. Al steps to the head of the small group huddled before the Lost and Found, and asks for attention. Ducking from the numerous bottles thrown at him, he says, Let's show the girls around, and meet back here to find out what the girls think of our Glorious Alma Mater. Each of the Editors takes a girl, and, stepping into the mob of students, is quickly absorbed. fAbout a half hour has elapsed. and We once again hnd this happy group as- sembled before the elevator., 67 4 s f tr, V f Q ff f' After leaving youisaid Stu-I decided to show Sue the home of our glorious elite, the Arista. Walking over to Room 201, we knocked on the Golden Door, and immediately a blonde head with a crew cut appeared. Scher: Git away fum here, were having an Arista intetviewl Stu flflashing his Arista pinj: Don't talk, chum, chew Topps gum, and, ending this brilliant repartee, we stumbled into the murky darkness to a seat in the back of the room. The only illumination in the room was a bright spotlight which shone down on an erect, but frightened Fifth Termer. Citcling the applicant was a group of sneering Seniors, who hurled at him these pertinent questions concerning the school, and every- day life. Cowan: Wliat was the price of Goats milk last week in Antwerp? Quickly now! Sth Termet fln a terrified voicej: I don't remember! I don't remember! From the direction of Chasan came the query, Wl1t1t evaluation do you have of girls? Sth Termer: They have their good points! Sitting on a scaffold suspended from the ceiling was an Arista-pin shaped character, named Tetris, who amused himself by occasionally hurling darts at the cringing appli' cants. He was ably abetted by his Partner in Crime, Herb Finkelstein, who was having a gay time just tmfflvifzg the proceedings. To add to the colorful scene, Vendig stood in the corner lighting a sacrificial pyre of Arista applications before a statute of Dt. Shipley. At a given signal by the C10-Leaders, a scrawny, undetnourished individual ffor some reason called Sergeant-at-Arms, walked over to the applicant, picked him up, chair and all, and hurled him bodily through the transom. As Sue and l left the grisly scene, we could heat them shouting gleefully, Bring in the NEXT one, 68 FALL 1950 After leaving you people, said Arty, Toby and I walked into the hallway on the second floor. 'Wfe heard a low mulided roar coming from a crack in the wall. Running up to it, we found to our surprise that it was the huge two by nothing Spec office. XX'e sneaked into the oiiice which was obscured at the time by a thin mist that smelled like Chanel :iii When the mist cleared there were many strange sights to be seen. Standing on a brass pedestal was a strange looking creature waving a wet noodle in his hand. We were looking at a Brass god, Marty Scher. The Big One was laying down the law, George, leave the pressroomf' A plump, balding figure scurried from the room. Passing that poor figure, we found Berkowitz groveling on the floor, having his usual conniptions for not having time, to think of a rhyme. Feeling sorry for him, we pushed him under a table to save him from further embarrassment. We heard a commotion in the corner of the room and went over to investigate it. There we saw Chasan pounding on a typewriter, and the typewriter pounding on Chasan. Only Spectator has these fabulous machines. The oddest picture of all, was to see Finkelstein interviewing the typewriter. When Toby and I were safely out of the room, we came to the conclusion that we had not walked into a newspaper office. We had been lured into an insane asylum. It gave us pause. CT TOR 69 FALL As Marcia and If' said Al, walked out of 201 we heard a lusty cheer coming from a hole in the wall. Ten million Caliper men were shouting 'Remember Rudnick' at the top of their lungs. Feeling that DeBaryshe was in trouble, we crawled into the hole fin the wallj and to my surprise and my girls astonishment we saw DeBaryshe standing on the table cracking a typewriter ribbon over sweating stalfmen. There was a sign around his neck reading, Czar Gregory, The Great Recognizing me as his rival for the honor of the Golden Shovel Award from Mr. Zuckerman, he leaped ol? the table, stepping on a fifth termer's neck. Smetana quickly covered the students body with I-Ierald Tribunes, in order to give him a pure burial. I introduced Marcia to The Czar and she said, XXfhat a charming boy! XVith this Greggy laid down on the Hoor fwhich was covered with rejected stories written by Von der Portenj, and began to cry. I didn't know whether he broke down because he was called charming or because a girl had called him a boy. Marcia asked if this was a good publication to be on. Greg replied that it was the most democratic organization he had ever known Vifhy, after seven terms as a staff member, you are qualified for a promotion, You become an INDICATOR statf member. Seeing my chance, I rushed up to a group of undernourished statf men and prof- fered an old copy of the glorious INDICATOR as a peace orlering. Fellows, I said. this incessant feuding between our two great publications has to stop. XX7e must have peacell' At this unseemly outburst, Smetana, roused out of his lethargy, crept up behind me and shafted me to the ceiling with a rolled up linglish Regents. With bitterness in my heart, I once more became a bourgeois isolationist, waging war on all Caliper men. We retired from the Caliper ollite with one thought in mind: Down with Deljarshe and up with the Shalt I 70 FALL 1950 We were walking along minding our businessfGil protestedfwhen out of an orange-colored sky, crash, bam, alakazam, we walked into a meeting of the Exec. Council. It was indescribable! There were menf?j sprawled all over the desks in grotesque positions. NANCY: Are they dead? S. KATZ ffxwakened by this queryj: No, were just listening to Amaker re-state the laws of parliamentary procedure. AMAKLR: . . . and so I say that this can't be done without a vote. I:RliIDRIC.H2 I dont give a hoot, I'M PRESIDENT of this council. TROVATI: Let's vote more money for the track team. S. KATZ: Let's vote more money for the football team. POLESTINO: Let's vote more money for the senior basketball team. FREIDRIC,Hi Lets form a committee to investigate. CRENSHAW: Let's form a committee to investigate the investigating committee. LEE: Let's form a committee to get some work done here. AMAKER: A point well taken, but we must have a vote iirst. FREIDRIQH: We dont need any vote while I'm here: Taylor, read the roll. TAYLOR: Ereidrich, Polestino, Crenshaw . . . land so onj. EREIDRILH: Good boyl For that you get a 'gold starll NANCY fwhispering to Gill: Let's form a committee to get out of here before I go nuts. Gu.: Good idee. Let's go. As we left the place I was seized by a feeling of regret. All that valuable energy, and nothing done! They didn't even get their homework done. Wl1t1t's the Executive Council supposed to execute? CUTIVE COUNCIL QED, Norez-We didn't think yOu'd mind if we left the boys outj Before we got back here-Gil remarked-I decided to show Nancy our Gym. As we stood on the balcony, we saw that the cheering squad was practicing its cheering. We stopped to listen a while. CAPT. FIIZLDSI Let's have a double S. SQUAD: SS-TT-UU-AA-RR-T . . . lflizuusz Stop, stop!! MAC,NfJFSKYZ Dont stop, don't stop! Thats me! That's me!! FIELDS: If you don't keep quiet, I'll take away your megaphone. lvlAc.NoFsKY: No, no, anything but that! I'll be good. Voiciiz We don't help much when it comes to winning games, do we? Flliumsz Thats treason. Off to the boiler room. lxlacwoifskvg We may not win games, but look at all the service credit. GIL fto Nancyj: I-le's going to get a Gold Service Certificate. NANLY: Lets go down to the gym floor and talk to them awhile. FIELDS! Welcome! NANt.Y:Do you think that cheering is a lot of fun at the games? MAr.NoFsKY: lt would be line if we didn't have to depend on the football players to cheer. They don't cheer very loud while they're trying to tackle someone. NANLY: Why must the football players cheer? Doesn't anyone else come to the games to cheer? l:ll:LlJSZ This last season there wasn't much to cheer about. fFields goes off into the corner where he pulls out his crying towel and bawls like a baby, moaning, Only at the Clinton gamefj Not being able to bear the sight of Fields crying we decided to go, and so we did. ibut we tan still smile when we think ol' Cilimonfj CIIEERIN QUAD ,We SPRING 1950 What about you, Noel? Wlien you left us after getting off the elevator, where did you go? After leaving you, we headed for the track, which we found after descending several staircases. Ending up on the track, a strange sight greeted our eyes. It seems that Marchese was lining it with copies of the New York Times, and standing over him, was another strange sight. This was Crenshaw, who was aiding him with a gluepot of rubber cement freshly stolen from 201, the INDICATORS lair. Suddenly joseph came Hying around the bend, drawing Trovati in a chariot behind him. They drew up in front of us, and almost blinded us with a dazzling array of color that rose from the chariot. Lydia blinked and looked at Trovati who was attired Qin the very height of fashionj in a magenta shirt, orange gloves, and leopard-skin pants. Why' are you dressed that way? asked Lydia. I'm from the Village! replied Trovati, reclining in the chariot. Muscles Schwartz, refusing to be outdone, pulled out his pistachio suede track shoes with the gold cleats. This entirely enraged Trovati, and he started bouncing up and down in the chariot. Joseph became excited by the bouncing of the chariot, and broke loose from the traces. I-Ie grabbed a Clinton track banner that was lying on the track, and rushed off in the direction of the 7-11 Club. The forlorn sight of Trovati left all alone on the track was too much for me, so I placed Lydia in the Chariot and pulled it along, in the hopes of showing her the rest of the school. TRAC TEAM y l FALL 1950 Hey, Al, let's hear what happened to you and Marcia, while we were in the Gym, said Gil. Wlaile walking past 221, said Al, we heard El knocking noise and saw, upon entering the room, a group of muscle-bound young athletes banging their heads against the wall. They were having Z1 skull session. The Coach was yelling, Keep your tails down. Dont forget that, hoysf' Marcia asked, Are they airplanes? The Coach looked over at us and said, Come hell or high water, we cant allow your young lady in here. My boys don't smoke, drink, or look at girls. Eh, lfreedman and Palser? Look at Katz and Grossman. Always studying the important points of the formation. Bosco looked up from his Sunbathers' Annual and nodded. Yeah, he said, the formations. Negri was over in the corner making passes. QHe's quite an expert at it.j All of 21 sudden Ted Freedman intercepted Negris pass and started running away with the ball. Negri called after, Come hack with the hall. 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The Peg-Leg stars of '49 were end Phil Cohen, who was the leading scorer and a member of the All-City Team, and quarterback Ken Adamec, who tossed five touchdown passes in the Seward game and ten all season. In 1950, the P.S.A.L. was temporarily dissolved, and Stuywesant had to look for new opponents. It was a comparatively dis- appointing year for Peg-Leg football, as the gridmen could do no better than a one victory, four defeat record. However, we again topped Clinton in the big game of the season, this time by a score of 14-6. Leading the Peg'Legs were joe Bosco and Co-Cap- tain Herbie Grossman, both of whom won honorable mention on the All-Met Team. Other outstanding stars were Co-Captain Sid Katz, Hank D'Angelo, Don Saidel, Ted Freedman and Art Maclaire. with HERB FINKELSTEIN When we entered high school in 194744 Herb reminiscedea new era in Stuyvesant football was dawning. The Peg-Legs had put aside their football uniforms during the war, but were now ready to resume playing. 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I-leit now sat on the kettle drum telling about the girl he had had a date with. He called her Baby Ruth because she was half sweet and half nuts. Bonis rushed in with the news that all Seniors would have to take a music Regents. For this lie was banished to the foundry furnace for meditation and cremation. Lydia wanted to know why so many of the pictures in the room were of young female singers. Weissfeltl said it was to make it easier to get hot licks on a cold trumpet. This inspired Heit to compose a piece of music entitled, Mambo and Fugue in A Major intended for a Strong Band which could ne'er be broken. It was unanimously accepted as a work of art, and promptly inserted in the circular hle. As the Band struck up the strains of Old Pete Stuyvesant, we bowed our heads solemnly and slowly withdrew. ORCHESTRA AND BAND FALL 1950 As we walked down the dimly lit hallway on the fourth floor, said Danny, we passed a large room from which discordant sounds were emanating. We entered and noticed a tall boy with his head buried in a copy of The Road to Sheepshead Bay, clenching .1 Ptomaine-joe sandwich in his list. He was making odd noises with his mouth when he was interrupted by one later identified as Mr. Harris, the conductor of the club. How many times have I told you never to sing with your mouth empty, Meyer? With this, he stuffed the rest of the sandwich into Meyers mouth. Judy: ls that fellow really good! Glaser: Good? l-Ie's the only one in the glee club who can detect high-pitched dog whsitlesf' Hearing Glaset's clever remark, the chorus instantly rose and burst into a 2-+6-S in perfect four-part harmony. Do you accomplish anything around here besides scaring the pigeons away? I asked. We give concerts twice a year, sang Cooper and l-Iarkavy in unison. And they're for real, too! babbled Hartmetz. And does anybody come to your concerts? Usually the tenants come down to see what all the racket is about. Hearing this, we turned and walked out the door to the accompaniment of the glee club's rendition of I Want a Television Christmas. 77 f SPRING 1950 When Lydia and Ifcontinued Noel-reached the alleyway by the Auditorium which doubles as the practice room for the Fencing Team, we spied an excited group brandishing sawed-off needles. In the middle of the group of cavaliers stood Meisels. He was being used for touch practice. A shout was heard and then a groan. Watch where you're touching. Wherever they thrust their foils they couldnt miss Meisels. I-Ie's a BIG boy. Tiring of this sport the group of bloodthirsty young men turned to violent activity. Miller and Zydney were matched and put into position on the mat. The duel was on. Parry, thrust, party, thrust, thrust, thrust, thrust . . . All of a sudden joseph spoke up. You can't do that. There's a law against that. fAnti-Thrust Law, fEditor's Note: Sorry.j Miller, after feinting three times, fainted, and Zydney was awarded the Order ofthe Chartreuse Rug. After viewing this we went up the stairs and passed a Locker which was murmuring Sit Doonef' and emitting strange noises. Inside we found Cyrano de Gardner sharpening his rapier and listening to his favorite news broadcast, T. XV. Addle Views The Newsfi I-Ie was so engrossed in his private thoughts that he didn't notice Lydia. I-Ie turned his head and noticed Lydia. Boy, this is the first time my wish was ever answered. Then he lunged towards her in perfect form. She lept aside and we dashed up the stairs. You should have seen us. Dash, dash, dash. At the top of the stairway we paused, and heard Gardner streaming, hurled again. NO, we shouted hack, Shafted again, FE CIN TEAM -st . ...e 0 . Lf: i 1 fisie a 'W twaaw JW ,t P as f ,,,.W,,,,,,,,,, SPRING 1950 XVe came u on a door, Dann continued, with a sivn on it readin 1 Life- . . ,, V . 'O ,. 3 guards Wfanted, A lr Within. O enin the door we saw the familiar hfure of . Y I 8 a S Dr. Meyers, He was shouting words of encouragement to several members of the team who were wading across the shower room. Welcome to the Swimming Team, said Dr. Meyers. VUhat are the boys doing now? asked Judy, looking at Schwartz and Trabitz. They're just taking a few warm-up laps before the meet. Do they always wade? I asked. Only the good ones, replied the coach. XX'hat's that fellow trying to do? asked Judy, pointing to Hemecker. A two and onerhalf reverse twist. Isn't that a rather hard dive? It sure is, said the coach, that's why he fell Hat on his face. There he goes again. Hes trying to do a swan dive with a triple twist, shouted Doc Meyers. Suddenly the diver disappeared down the drain. Dr. Meyers sighed and said, We lose more divers that way. By the way, Bonis said, did you see our new showers? They're the SI-lARPest things in town. How'd you like to be our shower captain? Trabitz said. Judy said, But there are boys there. Bonis began to laugh hysterically and Dr. Meyers said, Wll1lI'S wrong with boys? They're not J-, oh, sorry, they are. As we left the shower room, we heard Dr. Meyers call to us, Don't forget to read the Spec this week. There's a big splash about the Swimming Team in it. They're going to get us a pool so that we can learn to swim. WIMMIN TEAM --nf vs ,:,,g,,.lf f., 2 jaw at f FALL 1950 Since we were hungry, said Danny. we decided to go down to the cafeteria for a hot meal. Entering. we noticed a number of boys pitching empty milk containers into a can. As we came nearer, we saw that these were the sturdy boys of the Senior Basketball Five. All sixty of them, STAQK: When am I getting my jacket? Portisrnsioz Wlien you pay up for the prom. STALK: Since when does getting it team jacket have anything to do with the senior prom? l9OI.liSTINU2 Sinte l have been elected head of the prom committee. SILVER: l'm offering two to one odds on our next gameg any bets? Who is that boy in the corner? l asked. St.HWA1t'I'z: Thats Rosen. He's putting on his golden sneakers. The fellow with him is Krazy Legs Pujack. Whats the teams retord this year? asked judy. Rossi: We had a pretty good season. We won all our games except two. Well, how many did you play ? Judy asked, Ifoo'rMAN: So what else is new? Seeing that we tould get no more information, we walked out, acknowledging the salute of the team-fr 60 tontainers aimed at us -all missing. We then continued on our way through the school, unaware ol' the strange fate that lay before us. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM SPRING 1956 We passed the supply closet, Danny observed, and the incessant beating of an object against a wall forced us to investigate the matter, Fearing that the object might be some freshman, we swung the closet door open. Inside there were six boys all running after .1 small black object, which appeared to be self-propelled. The little fellow seemed to be holding his own against the heavily padded fists of the six sturdy men. One of them stow ed and walked over to us. We could see in the light coming , IP A L t in from the hallway that it was not a student but Mr. Penzer, coach of the Handball Team. We lack training facilities, said the coach, it was either this or the Caliper office. You practice in Z1 closet? I asked. Why not? said Kalomeer, slipping on a six-fingered glove, it makes an excellent four-wall handball court! What are those boys doing? asked judy, pointing to Meyer and Daum. They're painting ping-pong balls black in order to insure our victory over Clinton this year, replied Morgan. We dodged three balls and five swinging arms. A5 we walked away, the pounding on the wall continued. IIANDBALI. TEAM l i i i r SPRING 1950 After hnally persuading Ambrose to take us down to the Gym-said Ronny- we at last reached Stuyvesants Bowels. Audrey decided that she would like to see the Baseball Team in action. I led her to our huge shower room where we found Casey Butwin at the door. bat in hand, watching the squad work OLIE. Lets go. Keep practicing, or you'll force me to use this! No, no, Master, pleaded Slavin, from his salaaming position, Not that. On one side of the room stood Kramer and lNlorgansteio, throwing fast halls at freshmen propped up as batters. lThe boys like to have live targetsj Whg1t are they doing? asked Audrey. Oh, were making holes in the walls for the new shower nozzles that are going to be installed next year, replied Kramer. H N Out around second hase lin this tase the water drainj we saw Butwin and Wlalsh practicing their douhle-play tomhination. just as we were leaving, hatting practice was called. The last words we heard as we headed for the elevator were Okay, lwoys, stop wasting time. Get up there and Strike Out. BASEBALL TEAM Wu' Q fa , , W, 1,0 4, ,,u-mp, X 4 FALL 1950 Cmon, Ronnie, tell us what happened to you and Audrey after you left us. XVell. as Audrey and l entered the Library, you know, two huge rooms with the massive lions in front, we were greeted by Big Mike Jacobson. My, look at this athletic young chap, commented Audrey. Athletic, my eye, the only thing athletic about him are his feet, l replied. At this, Big Mike gave me a loud retort on his bass horn, which he is forever practicing. The poor librarian has yet to read two lines in any book, while Mike is in the Library. Then Audrey looked over in one of the corners, and saw Navarro making paper airplanes, and then attempt to toss them in the wastepaper basket. Wh,1t's he trying to do? she asked. Navarro had evidently heard her for he retorted, l suppose you think it's easy to make the Senior Basketball Team? I could see that queer light come into her eyes, the light that always signifies the fact that she is ready and willing to have an argument. Before she could turn around and argue, l began to usher her out the door. The final blow occurred as we were making our farewells. Audrey happened to glance over her shoulder into a corner of the Library. There sat Baganakis, apple in mouth, reading Lambs Dissertation Upon Roast Pig. Her lower lip quivered, but before she could lick her chops, we hurriedly departed. LIBRARY QUAD y 83 FALL 1950 You know, Danny, I think we might have heard the Glee Club singing also, commented Stu. You see, Sue and I were walking along the corridor on the second floor, when suddenly I noticed on the wall a document reading, 'All bona-tide members of Senior Council report to 201.' Thinking that this was a good opportunity to show her the executive body of the seniors working together, we went in search of the designated room. As we approached, I noticed two boys outside the closed room, with their shoulders to the door, vainly trying to gain admittance. It turned out to be Friedman and Polestino, who had been locked out once again by their playful colleagues. Once we were inside, Sue spotted a seat in the back of the room next to Mr. Login. We passed Marburgh, a disgruntled Sr. Council member who had been banished to stand in the corner because he hadn't brought in his class' Sr. Dues money. Over on the other side of the room, behind a Teller's window, sat Sy Kornblit, collecting the long green for the Sr, Prom. Sue, having spotted him, nudged me with her elbow and asked, Wl1i1t's he doin', playing Monopoly? Abashed by this question, and embarrassed because I didn't know the answer, I was saved by Polestino, who called for order by rapping sharply with the gavel on Meisel's head. The meeting was a normal one, except it was rather hard to hear in the back of the room for the simple reason that everyone had taken out their lunch, and had started masticating. The din was tremendous. I figured nothing else would be accomplished today, so Sue and I left the room by means of a secret exit, cleverly concealed inside a roll-top desk. SENIOR OUNCII. 30 f!lQ gl 6lCllfLCLiQ:5 O! CU'llfLCl,l y, 7 We have finally realized our goal fgraduation. The termination of a course of study and preparation and of a longing wait. Wlien we first entered the school, the names and faces of classmates carried with them no familiarity. As time wore on and terms passed we worked beside our colleagues, in the classroom, in clubs, in the G. O., in the various school publications, and on the many committees. We competed in the various athletic events together with our classmates, or else we came out to cheer them to victory. We laughed and enjoyed ourselves with our fellow- students at our social events. We suffered the tension and consequences of tests, in- cluding Regents, together with our classmates. So each name and face that way back in the beginning held nothing but blankness, now holds a warm familiarity, and fond experiences are associated with each. It is curious, but there seems to be an added something to all the experiences we have had and jobs we have done during the time we have been Seniors. It is evident that the events that have occurred during the Senior term have been those that will hold a permanent and important place in our memories. We, as Seniors, have been victims of an unusual circumstance, but with the fine work and cooperation of our Senior Council, of the whole Senior class, and with the guiding council of Mr. Schoenberg, Mr. Marks, and Dt, Shipley, we have been able to enjoy to a great extent our life as Seniors. We shall ultimately follow different paths in our attempt to realize our personal aspirations. Nevertheless, we must all aim and work in the same direction, to bring lasting peace to the troubled world, whether it be with words or the unfortunate necessity of armed action. In our every effort, whether it be in college, business, or profession, aiding the community or maintaining the peace, let us never forget to live up to the great tra- dition established by Stuyvesant graduates. Let us always remember and cherish the knowledge that we are sons of Stuyvesant, in spirit and in mind. Respectfully yours, .granflf !90gJfl.l10 Senior Pretidefzf .fdnclrew Wyeijeg gadrief j1'AilJlJef7f Senior Clan' Vice-Preritlelzf SL'llfUl' Cf,z.rr Serref.zry 85 gilaikrue Stu spoke, Well, girls, you've seen the teams, clubs, and publications that go into making Stuyvesant the Colorful school it is, and now I guess it's time we returned you to Wfashington Irving. Let's go, kids, into the elevator. Slowly the square room with the chartreuse carpet descended, After a few minutes, the group was ushered out by Ambrose, who bade the girls a fond farewell. The group continued on its own, and after depositing the girls once again at W. I., they sealed the tunnel for the last time, and, with one last lingering look, returned, never to speak of it again. 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