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

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SHIPLEY Fawullv Adviser MICHAEL PHILLIPS Editor-in-Chief L Q BARRY BELLER Litvrary Editor Fluin NEWMAN Art Editor A ffi NATHAN SNYDER Artivities Editor ARTHUR STUPAY ARTHUR SILVER ALAN ZUCH Business Manager Photography Editor Advertising Manager MICHAEL PHILLIPS HOWARD TRACHTENBERG Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor JOSHUA HOLLANDER NAT SNYDER FRED NEWMAN HERMAN ROSEN Sr. Pages Editor Activities Editor Art Editor Copy Editor ARTHUR SILVER BARRY BELLER ARTHUR STUPAY ALAN ZUCH Photography Editor Literary Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager MELVIN GERTNER Associate Activities Editor STANLEY GREENBERG SAMUEL CHAITOVITZ PAUL FROMMER DANIEL GREEN ROBERT GREEN MATHEW NEWIVIAN STEPHEN BERQUE JACK COHEN PETER CLAPMAN JOSEPH MARCOLIS ART STAFF JOHN LEWIS NICK MECLIOLA JACK SCHOENHERR BUSINESS STAFF JOHN FRANKEL DONALD ROSENBERG JAY YEDVAB DAVID GORFEIN Associate Sr. Pages Editor Assistant Editors PAUL HILFMAN PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF RONALD GREENWALD IRA LUBELL ARTI-IUR CLABON LITERARY STAFF DAVID IQURLAND ARNOLD SCHINDLER IRA IQONIGSBERG ACTIVITIES STAFF ALVIN POUSSAINT MICHAEL ROMONOV SELIGMAN ROSENBERG GERALD ROSENZWEIG SENIOR PAGES RICHARD NEWMAN MAURICE POLLAK FRED PREISINGER ALLAN SALLECK DONALD ROTH HARVEY ROTH CARL SCHLAM ALLEN SERPER STAFF RICHARD SKLAR MELVIN SUSSMAN ARTHUR SWANSON CLARK WEISSPJAN DANIEL BROWNSTEIN MARVIN STEIN RUDOLPH VERMES WILLIAM ZEIT HERBERT ZWEIG 3 HAHULII LUL nun T lS WITH a sense of deep apprecia- tion that I thank the Class of June, l952, for dedicating this lndicator to me. We are most fortunate in being citizens of a democracy so great and strong that in times such as these we seek to bring thc benefits of our way of life not only to our citizens, but to all those in the world who seek, as we do, justice and liberty. Our strength, based on the democratic virtues, is of such profound force and truth that it has rejuvenated those peoples who have been battered by totalitarianism and is once more bringing to the world a renaissance of the democratic spirit. We in Stuyvesant have lived through stirring times. We are the heirs of a great democratic tradition, a way of life. But we cannot be merely beneficiaries. Vile must be practitioners, inno- vators, and missionaries of this great tradition. Upon Stuyve- santians in particular falls the great civic duty of learning, knowing, and understanding this great heritage of ours. You are fortunately equipped, mentally and physically, to study and understand our way of life. You must not only be the inheritors of the democratic legacy, but having received this inheritance, you are morally obligated to assume the great burden of carrying on this way of life, enriching it and expanding its meaning and practices so that you may hand on to your successors the spirit of liberty, not as a spluttering faggot, but rather as a flaming torch. Sincerely, ajvla rofcl ZucLer:'na n FRED SCHOENBERG Principal T0 THE GH IDUITE UF 1952 My congratulations to all graduates. You have completed a comprehensive secondary school course that is an excellent preparation for the next rung in your educational ladder. We consider this phase very important, and yet we feel that there was learning going on beyond the limits of subject matter. It was our earnest effort to develop concomitant abilities, attitudes, and interests while we were using particular subjects as a framework. I hope that you were not mere sponges, concerned with the absorption of facts, but learned to see elements of our heritage in true perspective, in terms of your surround- ings, in terms of your personal needs and interests. I hope that you have learned the joy of true mastery through diligent effort, the authority and purpose that completeness gives to any task. I hope you have begun to build a substantial philosophy of life based on belief in and understanding of yourself, with due respect for the plans and aspirations of others, for true individuality, so necessary in a democratic society, must hold dear the rights of all individuals. I hope that we have helped you to map a course of action for your future which has definiteness and purpose and direction, but it must not have the rigidity of an inflexible straight line nor a deep, unrelenting rut, that is not sensitive to changing conditions. I hope that when you pick up your cherished INDICATOR some years hence to get the thrill of reminiscing, you will find that even though some of the subjects you took with us are now shadowy in your memory, the substance of upright manhood had taken root at Stuyvesant. Sincerely yours, .grecl Schoengerg , 'W ww X ,FT ' ff Q fl .Af V' ,.,,,,.c M41 4 N il 5-jig? iff- a -ur -. L .17 J ,,1' sf '15 wav' xx Wxaax NG B Mig! CQ 355 ,Q 'Q asf ' X 'kg V5 Z f 12...- Z.- PDE 5y 'Y X . Q-,QV Hang? ml ZX 'QQ , i Q-. R l AQ , WW XXX M ISTRATIO Now, when we are only a few paces from graduation, it is only fitting that we pay due honor to those members of the faculty and administration who have made our eareers at Stuyvesant profitable as well as enjoyable. Prolialrly you never thought ahout the organization of the administrative staff that has helped to launch us on our eareers in edueation. l,et us examine the various organs ol' this hotly that has helped through its guidanet- and adxiee, to change us from eallow adoleseenee at entrance, to young luen at graduation. At the head ot' this hody is lVlr. Fred Sehoenherg, who, in his position as prineipal, has eo-ordinated tht- aetivities ol' the admin- istration, faeulty and students. As a result of his earliest endeavors, Nlr. Schoen- herg has ln-en highly instrumental in helping Stuyvesant to maintain its high degree of respeet and Ili'0lllllll'll1't' in the eountry. Ilis quiet demeanor and kindly smile haue non for him tht- devotion and sineere regard ol' the entire student liody. as vsell as those parents who have heen fortunate enough to eome in eontaet with hiln. Assisting Mr. Sehoenlrerg in his numerous duties are Nlessrs. lluherl llart and ,laeoh Xiortlnan. Mr. Hart is an administrative assistant as well as dean ol' the afternoon session. Besides his many administrative duties., Mr. Hart supervises the l'.lVl. assemblies ,luzon XX omun Hlinam' N. HART MOSES LIPELES HARRY MARKS and is the faculty advisor of the SHS, Announcerfi Although he is olticial disciplanarian, his relations with the student body are pleasant and of great benefit to those with whom he comes in contact. One of the most tedious jobs in school administration is the task of program- ing and assigning members of the faculty to their duties every term. This task is handled most capably by Mr. Jacob Wortnian, administrative assistant in charge of organization. The dean of the morning session is Mr. Moses R. Lipeles, whose administrative duties are similar to those of Mr. Hart. He is also well known for his work in the Chemistry and Physics departments, as well as at the posts of G.O. adviser and leader of the A.M. assemblies. Mr. Lipeles has also been respon- sible for maintaining cordial relationships between the faculty and the Parents Association. Mr. Harry Marks has, for many years, been an invaluable member of Stuy- vesant English dept. and administrative staff. As dean of the senior class, he has been instrumental in arranging our scholarship lectures and has given in- estimable help in advising seniors in matters pertaining to college admission. Another very active organ of this body is Doctor Joseph T. Shipley, the eminent drama critic. As senior class adviser and faculty leader of Arista, Stuyvesant's honor society, he has worked unceasingly to maintain the scholastic prowess of our school. As faculty adviser to the '6INDICAT0R his services have been indispensable, and with his excellent judgment and guidance we have endeav- ored to make this issue of the 64INDICATOR a worthy successor to those which have preceded it. We cannot close this record without mention of Mrs. Krasnogor, Mrs. Fink, Mrs. Elmes, Miss Feigenblatt, Mrs. Curtis, Miss Dickson, and the other mem- bers of the office and secretarial staffs. Their unfailing courtesy and willingness to help added much to our happiness at Stuyvesant. All of the aforementioned members of the administrative staff, with able assistance of the general faculty comprise the living, breathing body of intelli- gent, efficient and understanding men and women who with untiring devotion to their tasks have made S.H.S. our well-loved alma mater. SIMON Bl-ZRMAN fulllfH'II1tlIit'S ICnwlN K 'vrz lfnglish Du. Stttllllil. STICINIKEIIIS Sociul Studies Da. Auixxwm-za EFRON Physics Ilougi, ts Bowm-gN Romain Tol,1.lc Chemistry Biology The faculty of Stuyvesant High School consists of a number of understanding and intelligent teachers. Each member of our staff of instructors is a highly trained educator. Their excellent instruc- tion and understanding guidance have been instrumental in help- ing us to become educated as well as mature citizens. Wle owe a great deal to these men and women, who have prepared and implemented a fine, well rounded curriculum. The mathematics department, under the direction of Mr. Simon Berman twho is the co-author of a new and very excellent Algebra textl offers a great variety of mathematics courses, ranging from Elementary Algebra and Plane Geometry to Calculus and Pre- Engineering Math. These courses are further supplemented by Honor Classes in many subjects which make available for 'the gifted student, advanced training. With Mr. Edwin Katz as its chairman, the English department has taught us to appreciate the beauty of our language as well as its proper use and history. Courses in Public Speaking, Drama, Crea- tive and Scientific Writing, Radio Script Writing and College Preparation are also offered to honor students interested in 'those fields. The English department has also made its classrooms the medium of self'-expression for the student. The llistory Department has the difficult task of helping us to understand tht- significance of national and international events. both past and present. Excellent courses are offered in American and World History, Economics and Civics. Applications of modern day history and economics, as well as the regular syllabus are intensively studied. This vital department is under the leadership of Doctor Samuel Steinberg. Doctor Alexander Efron's Physics department has been responsi- ble for producing some of America's finest engineers and physi- cists. ln addition to the regular course, the department offers to the aspiring scientist, a group of advanced and laboratory courses as, Applied Physics, Applied Electricity, Radio and Electronic Experimnetation, and Applied Mechanics. It is easily seen that the Physics Department is an integral part of our school. The Chemistry department., ably led by Mr. Douglas Bowden, offers in addition to the general course of Elementary Chemistry, a laboratory class in Qualatative Analysis for students who desire advanced training. This course is recognized by many colleges as a year of elementary college chemistry. The Stuyvesant Biology Department has offered laboratory courses in Zoology and Biology technique. These are advanced courses which provide some background for Pre-Medical work. Of course there are two courses offered in General Biology. This l W ' i l Da. EDWARD COYLE WALTER STOFFRECEN Languages Music department is under the direction of Mr. Robert Tolle who con- stantly revises the elective courses so that the latest developments of every Biological field may be studied. Each of the above departments has played a major part ill help- ing to establish Stuyvesant as one of New Yorkis finest science high schools. Our Language Department, headed by Doctor Edward Coyle, gives the student body a choice of several languages. Among these are German, Latin, and Italian besides French and Spanish. This department, with its fine teachers, offers to the student interested in attending college a fine background in the language of his choice. The Music Department, under the chairmanship of Mr. Walter Stoffregen helps to make the studentis stay at Stuyvesant enter- taining by offering elementary courses dealing with the rudiments of Music. These courses are rather interesting and help to provide the varied background needed by the cultured person. This de- partment also trains our fine orchestra, band, and glee club. The Semi-Annual Concerts of the Orchestra and Glee Club as well as the spirited tunes of the Band are enjoyed by all. The Mechanic Arts Department, of which Mr. Charles jordan is chairman, offers fine basic courses which are designed to help one select an avocation. To those students who intend to go into a vocational trade, electives such as Instrument Making give a fine preparation for their work in life. Mr. Frank Panuska's Mechanical Drawing Department provides excellent courses in such fields as drafting and architectural draw- ing. Stuyvesant High School has a fine reputation as a pre-en- gineering school and the Mechanical Drawing Department has helped to build it. Mr. Joseph Eberly and his excellent Health Education Depart- ment have provided the relaxation needed by all students. The members of the department help to keep us in top physical condi- tion as well as coaching the various teams that have won so many athletic honors for us. The school Library is used by all students. It contains many books which provide excellent supplementary material, which is so necessary in a two session school such as ours. Miss Hilda Engle- hardt and her staff make this work both pleasant and possible. We who have attended Stuyvesant have been well prepared for future life. Because of the work of our faculty, every student, whether he plans to attend college or not, will find that the ex- cellent preparatory work will be a great asset when he enters the world of responsibility. CHARLES Jonn,xN Mr-chruiiz' Arls FRANK PANUSKA Mechanical Drawing JOSEPH Esiinu' Health Education Him x ENGELHARDT Library PRINCIPAL FRI-:D SCIIUI-INBERG ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS HURRR1' HART JAQDR WDRTMAN A.M. SESSION DEAN Mosris H. I,ll-1-:1,Es Biology l,l'lIlll'llI1l'llf IIUIIEIIT 'I'01,l,l-1, Chairman AUcl1s'rus IIRAHLE Grzoluzlfz IIARIKINIVIUN AIHIAIIAM I'lf:Nzl-:R ,Ioslcvll Iioslcw ,Ilf:RRx SCIIUII ,lunlus SIIIIWAIITZ Iil':N.lAMlN 'IIUWNIC fllusif' Uvparlnlvnl w'Al,'I'ER E. S'l'ol-'I-'luc4:l':N. ljlllliflllflll ,Imm BART 'I'nR0D0RR IIARRIS l'l1ysif's D4-partnwnt DR. ALEXANDER EFRON, I fhai rm an D. Lu: BAKER :ALI-'RED BENIN-IR XXYILLIANI CROMIE IXYILI.lANI IJESEIVE UR. SIECI-'RIED NIEYERS DR. EDWARD NIENKENS NIARYIX IJATICOFF XYALTER RAx MEN1' IIERNI.-XX Sc:lINE1DER HARNR1' Smow NIARTIN WIOLFSON Lmxril. X ARD Ijflllfillg llvpartrn vn I I luNk PANIWSKA, ffluzirnmn. Al.lf:xANm:l: llol.l,lN l'lf:1'1f:R 1QmRl':R'1'l IIAIIXICY IIAIKIIY IIll,liI'II!'l' SAQRMAN ALI-'lllill S4:llAl-1111-:R Inu: Su.xlf:R NM' Vi EIKNICI! IIUIIIQIII' Yi m,RM:ll Iflzglislz lh'parlnu'nl EDWIN IQATZ. fflllliflllllll, imma As'rRM:nAN MRS. SARA BARON AI,lf'Rl-ID BRAN1' IQDWARIJ I'II'lIIIIS'I' HOISISIYI' HDAGLAND MRS. NIIRIAM IQAPPALMAN DR. EDWIN lil-:1.1,x EMANIYEI, IJEIBI-Il. MRS. Comm' Llrinmv Miss INIARGARE1' I,oRsRNz Jussa LoRwv1cN'rnA1. CHARLES Locum HARRY IVIARKS GEORGE PAUSE .lu1.lUs ROTIIENBERG ISRAEL SELIUMAN DR. Josmfu T. SIIIPLEY IRVING WIEISBIN DR. IIIYING ZUCKER lforvi 'll Lan 'ua 'vs Dv Jarlmvnl 5 F- 51 I DR. ISIIWARD Cmufz, Chairman l'1m.w AIIRAMOVITZ IWRS. IIOIIUTIIY IIDNAHI-:Y IVIDRRIR flmrMNl'rz Mics. S'l'EI.I.A KIMRRNL VIIIIOMAS IQISSANE Miss w Il.III'Il.MlNA I,11:wlN HAMUIGI, Nllsclllfzl. ,louw l'l'l l'Alm Miss ,IICNNIE Povu FVIRR. l.l1.l.ll4: SAl.wl'rz IIARDLD Sc:l1ARAf:Rl1:R DR. IIIIILII' SCIIEIIER GEORGIA: xxvEINS'l'0CK RAPIIAEI. XVINIJMAN Health Education Department JOSEPH EBERLY, Chairman WILLIAM BRADSHAW MOSES DAVIS JACK GOLBERT EDWARD MCGARRY SAMUEL MORROW OTTO SCHONBERC LEE SHARP MURL THRUSH FRANK WILD Chemistry Department DOUGLAS BOWDEN, Chairman THOMAS BLUE ABRAM KERNER JACOB LIEBERMAN MOSES LIPELES JULIUS RAPHAEL WESLEY ROMBERCER ISRAEL SCHIFFMAN SAMUEL SCHINDELIIEIM Mechanicr Arts Department CHARLES JORDAN, Chairman HERMAN BUROS GEORGE EIEERT CHARLES GREENWALD WILLIAM HILL IRWIN IQERN GUSTAV KOPSCH ARTHUR LELAND SOL LUROW WILLIAM RAHE MYRON WECHSLER Mathr2mati1's Department SIMON BERMAN, Chairman REUBEN ATKIN DR. STEVEN BRODIE DR. IRVINC DODES SOLOMON GREENBERC SAMUEL GREENFIELD SAMUEL HAR'l' GUSTAVE LOVETT JAMES NACK HARRY OKEAN DAVID PARMET DAVID ROSLOW am MARK SCHWARTZ I .mfs HARRY STERNBERG MRS. NAN VAUCHAN HERMAN WlN'l'ER Social Studies Departm ent DR. SAMUEL STEINBERG, Chairman MRS. MARY BENTLEY MRS. SYLVIA BRODY MISS MARIE DEE MRS. DOROTHY CALLAN1'ER 0 n sag' ISIDOR GORDON SILYESTER JACOR MISS MARY IQENNEDY PIIILIR LOCKER PIERBERT PERLMAN SIDNEY PHILLIPS DAVID PLATT DR. WILLIAM ROEDER DR, FREDERICK SHAW DR. THOMAS SMITH MISS MAIIJORIE TALLMAN HAROLD ZUCKERMAN Administrative Department MRS. RUTH CONSTANT MRS. SYLVIA CURTIS MISS ANNA DICKSON MRS. IQATHERINE ELMES MISS GERTRUDE FEICENBLATT Y. C CMRS. SARA G. FINCK MRS. ROSE IQRASNOCOR MRS. IRENE MARRAN ARNOLD OLLENDORF PERCY ROMME JAMES V. SMITH Library' Department MISS HILDA ENCELHARDT, Chairman MISS ELAINE ALEXANDER MISS IIAZELLE CRECC I Y .5 U 141 ,S at ' 3 xl 'a 1 ' M 11 fr-1.5- 'S' A 1' r 5 V X li- r 5. If Mg - V , , S: - . 1, y 0' U: A211550 I ' V K 3 ' ' A xt Q. .. -1 Y 75 N1 H ,.,f 1 -li rm : ff, if ' 1 x ' 52. 1 I1 '-A-, lx if '-i W'EK,,- 6 Q Sw ,J M, K ' l 4 'I v .F VO., wge- iif X, -' 'W' w ' t 8 s P gm, X 1 , n 1 .1 Y 1 up -, wi . 1 5. Q,-,' 1- Q it X I if 41 51'-1 ll X xl I -in 2 we 7,97-1 X BX X ma XX Q: 44' ggyllbfl Z5 , Q EDWARD ABBOTT Silver P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Baseball Team: J.V. Swimming Team. N.Y.U. Psychology 88-I2 Elmhursl Ave. Queens 73 SIDNEY ABRAMOWITZ Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Off, Sq.: Aud. Sq.: Track Sq. C.C.N.Y. Journalism 279 Easl 7'rh SI. Man. 7 BERNARD ABRAMS Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerl: Oil, CI. Pres.: Dismissal Sq.: Hand- ball Sq.: Inlramural Basketball Capf.: Service Credit Comm. COLUMBIA Journalism l686 Mefropolifan Ave. Bx. 6? WALTER ADELMAN is-ii 65 S+. Bklyn. 4 MARTIN ADELSOHN Baslcefball lnframurals. LOWELL TEXT. INST. Texl. Engineering ras Easr 52 S+. Bklyn. 3 ROBERT ADELSON Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Ten- nis: Varsily Baseball: J.V. Baseball. N.Y.U. Bus. Admin. I8O Riverside Drive Man. 74 18 HOWARD ADLER Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsify Bas- lrelball: Varsily Swimming: Pres. Malh. Club: Pres. Chess Club: OH. Cl. Vice-Pres. CORNELL Medicine 42-I5 43 Ave. Queens 4 MYRON ADLER J.V. Swimming: J.V. Baseball. N.Y.U. Medicine I6B5 Boslon Road Bronx 60 gm4,.!-.,fJ4 ARNOLD A FF Gold rvice Ce-rr.: ncel B d Con er Orcheslra: F ol ll 3. 1 His. ' in sic ', Fi gf So . ebrew ' ull e ' lub: L' Day Show: Var efy Show: Orc a: lib. Sq. COLUMBIA Medicine B43 Easl I7 I. Bronx 60 RICHARD ADRIAN Silver Scholarship Cori.: Caliper Slafl: Sludenl Comm.: Minor Pub. Comm.: Visual Aid Sq.: Baseball Team: Inlramural Baslcelball. DARTMOUTH QOI Wes? B5 Sl. Man. 24 AVEDIS ALASHIAN ZIS E. 28 SI. Man. I6 GEORGE ALEXANDRIDIS Arisfa: Surveying Award: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: P.M. Club Ad- visor: lndicalor Sfafl: Oil. CI. Pres. M.I.T. Civil Engineering 24-08 2l Ave. Oueens 5 FRANK ALEXANDRO gilver P.S.A.L, Award: Pre-session q. N.Y.U. Chem. Engineering I559 Waring Ave. Bronx 69 ALBERT ALHADEFF Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq.: Oli. CI. Pres.: I-lisl. Club. N.Y.U. Bus. Admin. IOI Wesl 57 Sl. Man. I9 BERNARD ALTMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Baslcelball, Baseball Inlramurals: Baseball Team: Sludenl Comm. C.C.N.Y. Physical Educalion I75O Easl' I72 SI. Bronx 72 FRANK AMIGO J.V. Baseball: Cross Counlry Sq. N.Y.U. Civil Engineering 3 Easl lOl SI. Man. 29 MELVIN AMINOFF Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Caliper Arr Slafl: Speclafor Arr Slall: I-lisl. Club. CORNELL Archileclure IO24 Monfgomery SI. B'IcIyn. I3 CONSTANTINE ANDRICOS Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Physics Soc.: Radio Club: Publicalion Sq. COLUMBIA Engineering 222 Easl 29 SI. Man. I6 .IULIO ARROYO Arisra: Gold Scholarship Carl.: P.M. Club Rep.: OFF. CI. Pres.: Pres. Bio. Club: G.O. Sec'y. G.O. Pres.: Pres. Cily-Wide G.O. Coun- cil: Rep. Man. 0.0. Council: Slu- denl Aclion Comm. M.l.T. Mech. Engineering 22I Easl 23 Si. Man. I0 LEO ARVIN C.C.N.Y. Engineering 740 Easr 5 SI. Man. 9 STANLEY ASHKINOS Bronze Scholarship Cerr.: Bronze P.S.A.I.. Award: Fencing Club. BROOKLYN Engineering 874 43 S+. B'kIyn. 32 STEPHEN AUG Usher Sq. Sludenl' Comm. N.Y.U. I75 Wesl' 93 S+. NIar1.25 f Joed BACHER Silvers P. NL, Award: Iarsilv Cross- r , Varsily Trfqlr, Wing Fool' Soc.: Baseball lnlranfiurals: OPI. CIS Vice-Pres. N.Y.U. 'nl-Engineering 4038 3 Ave. BMX 57 'fl f a ANDREW BACHENHEIMER C.C.N.Y. 620 Trinily Ave. Bronx 55 19 ARTHUR BALL Sfudenl Comm.: Capr. Service Sq.: Aulo. Club: Dancing Club. N.Y.U. Archileciure 2l I6 Crolona Plrwy, Brgnx 60 JEROME BALLAN Varsily SH: J.V. Baslzelball: Chem. Club: Sporrs Club: Dismissal Sq.: Oli. Cl. Pres. N.Y.U. Denlislry 2l4l Holland Ave. ANDREW BARHAM Silver P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Base- ball: Office Sq,: Pres. Slomp Club: Oil. Cl. Pros. PENNSYLVANIA Bus. Admin, 220 Wesl 98 Sl. Man. 25 DANIEL BARSANTI Radio Club. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 338 Easl 22 Sf. Man. I0 4 RT R BASS C . V .ly oss-Cou lry: Capl. ' fy ' Varsily : Assoc. ' or, in ulchrna Vice-Pres. ng oo C.: ' Club: Jr. arsi ase ll: 'n Club, N.Y. Chemislry I565 4 S. B'lclyn. I9 HARVEY BATTER All-Cily Band: Foofball Band: Bas- lcerball lnframurals: Med. Club: Concerr Band: Driving Club. N.Y.U. Law I76 Souih 9 Sl. B'lclyn. ll 20 MORTON BAUMAN Jr. Arisia: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Chem, Club: Publicaiions Sq.: J.V. Baslceiball: Inframurals Comm.: Baslcelball lniramurals: Adveriising Comm.: Slamp Club: Spanish I-lelp. COOPER UNION Elecl. Engineering 569 Easl 93 Sl. B'lclyn. 36 PETER BECK Varsily Track Team: Varsily Swim- ming Team: Radio Club: Fooiball Band: Orcheslra. I-IOBART Bus. Admin. 605 Wes? l7O Sl. Man. 32 WALTER BEICHLE Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: OFF. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Program Comm.: Records Comm.: Radio Club: Mafh. I-lelp: Chem, Club. N.Y.U. Mechanical Engineering 3ll2 Wilkinson Ave. Bronx bl BARRY BELLER Arisla: Jr. Arisia: Gold Scholar- ship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Lil. Edilor, lndicalor: Dismissal Sq.: Chem. Sq.: Bio. Sq.: Rifle Club: Freshman Orienlalion: Driving Club: Usher Sq. COLUMBIA Medicine i886 Harrison Ave. Bronx 53 SAMUEL BELLER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Chrmn. Sr. lnlramurals Comm.: Adveriising Mgr., Caliper: Publicalions Sq.: OH. Cl. Pres.: Publicily Comm.: Dismissal Sq.: J.V. Baslcelball. N.Y.U. Educalion 684 Ralph Ave. B'lclyn. I2 JACOB BELLIN Gold Scholarship Cerf. Physics Club: Physics Journal: Chem. Club Vice-Pres.: Siamp Club: Radio Club. PRINCETON 220 7I St. Man. 23 PETER BELLINO Vice-Pres. Malh. Club: Radio Club: Malh. Help: J.V. Baseball: Base- ball, Baslcelball lnlramurals. COOPER UNION Elecl. Engineering 321 Easl 23 Sl. Man. IO LAWRENCE BENJAMIN Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Bronze Scholar- ship Cerl.: Capt Mimeo. Sq.: OH. Cl, Vice-Pres.: J.V. Baseball: Base- ball, Baslcelball lnlramurals: Bio. Sq.: -Lib. Sq.: Chess Club: Malh Help: OFF. Cl. Pres. N.Y, STATE MARITIME COLLEGE Marine Engineering 260-I3 Union Turnpike Queens IRWIN BERETSKY Arisfa: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholar- ship Cer+.: Glee Club: Chem. Club: G.O, OPI. Sq.: Heallh OFF. Sq.: Baseball Sq. C.C.N.Y, Chemislry Il48 Boynlon Ave. Bronx 72 MICHAEL BERGAMO Publicalions Sq.: Traclc Inlramurals: Heallh OFF. Sq. C.C.N.Y. Physics 22-06 38 S+, Queens 5 RICHARD BERGER Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OPI. Cl. Sec'y.: Sr. Baslcefball. C.C.N.Y, Accounling I90 Tapscoll S+. B'lcIyn. I2 CHARLES BERGMAN Chem. Sq. HOFSTRA Medicine 234 Soulh 2 SI. B'lcIyn. II ful? Q' H 253 W MARTIN BERLA J.V, Baseball: Handball Sq.: Base- ball, Baslcelball lnlramuralsg Sfamp Club: Sludenl Comm HOBART Accounfing 65 Hillside Ave. Man. 34 ROBERT BERMAN Bowling Team: Usher Sq, N.Y.U. Denfislry soon is Ave. B'lclyn. I9 BERNARD BERNSTEIN Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Fuller Chem. Award: Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Wesfinghouse Science Talenf Search Honorable Menlion: Traclc Relay Medal: Chem. Club: Malh. Club. OIF. CI. Pres.: Spanish Help: Chem. Help: Records Comm.: Traclc Infra- murals. M.I.T. Nuclear Physics I63 Scholes Sl. B'lclyn. 6 HARRIS BERNSTEIN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Weslinghouse Science Talenl Search Honorable Menlion: Malh, Help Sq.: G.O. Oil. Sq. PURDUE Bio-Chernislry 275 Easl 94 Sl. Biilvn. I2 f I 1 Bowl: g q NYON Bus' I. . ff if v STEPHAN BERQUE lndicalor Slallp Hisl. Club: Swim- ming Sq.: Usher Sq.: Golf Sq.: Baseball, Baslcelball lnlramurals: Pholo. Club. AMHERST Medicine l895 Morris Ave. Bronx 53 Qi 32' 5 ff. ,. OBE B IRWIN BIRNBAUM Off, Cl. Pres.: Glee Club. BROOKLYN Medicine 497 Clinlon Sf. BIIYIYVW- 3I BRUNO BISSETTA . Sfudeni Comm.: SIUVTIP Clubi DFW' ing Club: Baseball, Baskeiball ln- lramurals. h N.Y.U. Accounling 306 Wesi SI Si. Man. l9 BERTEL BJORKFELT Visual Aid Sq.: Off. SQ- C,C,N.Y. Aff 536 East I36 Sl. BFOVWX 54 LOUIS BLANCO Gym. Key Sq.: Hisl. Club. COLUMBIA LOW 2809 I-lobari Si. Oueens 77 MICHAEL BLANCO Arisiat Jr. Arisia: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Eng. Soc.: Math Help: Span- ish Help: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres. COOPER UNION Eleci. Engineering ll8-40 Meiropoliina Ave. Oueens KENNETH BLINN Driving Club: Off. Cl. Vice4Pres.: Gym, Sq.: Caliper Slali. C,C,N,Y, Eleci. Engineering 905 43 S+. B'klvn. I9 22 GILBERT BLOCH Bronze Scholarship Cari.: Band: Baslreiball, Baseball lniramurals: Dismissal Sq,: Malh. Help. L.l.U. Accounling 80-08 l35 Sl. Queexs l res erl Ba : ' a Q I and. N L ii d ' . esl +V Man. 24 I ' J 0 JJ F B flSiG7 J sia' F : n Form I A min JM MARK BLUMKIN Arisla: Ed.-in-Chief, G.O, Voice: Vice-Pres., N.Y.C.I-l.S. Press Assoc.: Chrmn. G.O, OH, Sq.: Speclalor Slalf: Physics Sq.: Radio Club: Cen- lral Club Comm.: P.M. Club Ad- visor: Ballol Comm, COLUMBIA Law 740 Wosl 98 Sl. Man. 25 RALPH BOHNENBERGER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsiiy Soc- cor: Soffball lnlramurals: Rifle Club. DUKE Medicine 805i I92 SI. Jamaica 3 AUGUSTINE BOLELLA Gold Scholarship Ceri.: Off. Cl. Pres.: Maih. Help. HUNTER Educaiion 28l EBSI l53 Si. Brgnx SI LUCAS BONAGURA Arisia: Gold Scholarship Cari.: Vice-Pres., Physics Soc.: G.O. Off, Sq.: Mafh. Help. N.Y.U. 262 Cleveland Si. B'lrlyn 8 Deniisfry ,il VICTOR BONINI J.V. Baseball: Baseball, Baslcelball Inlramurals: Soc. Comm. C.C.N.Y. 350 Wesl 47 Sl. Man. I9 CHARLES BONNET Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Soc- cer: Cap'+., J.V. Baseball. QUEENS 854 7 Ave. Man. I9 WALTER BOOKER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Pres., Fish- ing Club: Sec'y., OFF. CI.: Varsily Traclx: Baskelball Inlramurals: Ol- 'lice Sq.: Varsily Baseball: Varsily Fencing. Morlician 83 Sl. Nicholas Pl. Man. 32 MURRAY BORIS Chem, Club: Sporls Club: Dismis- sal Sq.: J. V. Swimming: Baslrelball Inlramurals. C.C.N.Y. Elecl. Engineering 27I6 Lurling Ave. Bronx 69 ARTHUR BORONOW Swimming Sq.: Bible Sfudy Club. DELAWARE Denlis'IrY 303 Easl 94 Sl. Man. 28 CARL BOSTROM Swimming Team: Sollball, Basker- ball Inframurals: Driving Club: Dancing Club. c.c.N.Y. 361 52 S+, Bllvn- 20 JOHN BOTSCHELLER Gold Scholarship Cer-I.: Chess Club: Sporls Club: Mafh. I-Ielp. C.C.N.Y. Educalion lO78 Longfellow Ave. BX. 59 JAMES BOYD Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Maior S : Cross Counfry Team: Track Team: Chess Club: Fencing Club: Chem. Club. N.Y.U. Chem. Engineering I47 Delroil Ave. Slalen Is. I2 FRANK BRADNER Slamp Club: Chess Club: Rifle Club. N.Y.U. Psychology 472 Easl IO5 Sl. Bllyn. 36 DONALD BRAND COOPER UNION Crealive Painling 224 Delancey S+. Man. 2 ROBERT BRAND Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Winner U.N, Cily Essay Conlesl: Malh. OFF. Sq.: Lieul., Pre-Session Sq.: Journalism Soc.: Bio. Club: Malh. Club: Speclalor Slaff: Malh. I-Ielp: U.N.E.S.C.O. Delegale: I-list Club: Capt Aud. Sq.: Chem, Help, COLUMBIA Medicine 2I2 Easl' I5 Sf. Man. 3 JOHN BREEDIS Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cer'r.: Pres. Chem. Club: Eng. Soc. N.Y.U. Melallurgy 530 Wesl I63 Sl. Man. 32 23 WILLIAM BRENNER J.V. Baseball: Ohf. Cl. Pres.: Pres. Driving Club: J.V. Traclc: Malh. Help: Slamp Club: Baslcelball ln- framurals: Hisl. Pub. HUNTER Civil Engineering I2I7 Gilberl Pl. Bronx 59 JACK BRETTLER Varsily Traclr: Varsily Baseball: Winglool Soc. KINGS POINT Shipping IIS4 Ward Ave. Bronx 72 ROBERT BRIGGI P.M. Club Advisor: Baseball Sq.: OII. CI. Vice Pros. HAMILTON Donlislry 3I4 Hunlinqlon Ave, Bx. ol ABRAHAM BROMBERG Off, CI, Pres.: Malh. Help. TULANE Engineering 2I00 Anlhony Ave. Bronx 57 ODED BROMBERG Arisfa: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Concerfmasfer, Orcheslra: Dismissal Sq.: Indicafor Slafl: Edi- Ior Music Noles: Fencing Club? Ouarlel Club: Chess Club: OIT. Sq.: Malh. Help: French Help. COLUMBIA Music I722 Union SI. B'IcIyn. I3 PHILIP BROMBERG Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Var- 5i+y Swimming: Hebrew Cullure Club COLUMBIA Chemislry I59 Ross Sf. B'I:lyn. II 24 RICHARD BRONSTEIN Dismissal Sq.: Baslcelball Inlra- murals: Sludenl Comm. HUNTER I65 Wesl' 9I SI. Man. 24 DANIEL BROWNSTEIN J.V. Baseball: Pholo. Ed., Specia- Ior: Pres., Pholo. Soc.: Indicalor Slafl: SgI.a'r-Arms Journalism Soc.: Man. Ed. Focus. SYRACUSE Television 32-B8 32 SI. Queens 6 RONALD BRUNCATI J.V. Swimming: Program Comm.: Mimeo. Sq.: J.V. Baseball. ROCHESTER Comm. Pholoqraphy 250 Bay I9 SI. B'Irlyn. I4 ALBERT BRUNELL IIi'.I. Club: Rifle Club: J.V. Base- hall: Driving Club. OBERLIN Bus. Admin. 35 55 73 SI. Ouoons 72 ROBERT BRUUN Radio Club: Malh. Club: Malh. Help. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 206 Easl I7 SI. Man. 3 RICHARD BUCHBINDER Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Program Comm.: Mafh. Help: Rifle Club: Malh. Club: Rec- ords Sq.: Lalin Help: Bowling Sq.: Physics Club. COOPER UNION' Chem. Engineering IS64 48 SI. Bilrlyn. I9 HENRY BUELL Chem. Club: Physics Club: Chess Club: Malh. Club. C.C.N.Y. Nuclear Physics 80-I4 263 SI. Queens 7 JOHN BUGGELN Chem. Club: Hunling and Fishing Club: J.V. Baslcefball: Baslcerball Inlramurals: High-Y Club: Chess Club. GETTYSBURG Medicine 39-55 44 Sl. Queens 4 JOHN BUNZEL Pre-Session Sq.: Caliper Ari Slaff. C.C.N.Y. 84-I Wes? I77 S+. Man. 33 WILLIAM BUSHMAN 80 Willell' Sl. Man. 2 CARL BUTTWEILER Arisfa: Jr. Arisla: Service Credil' Comm.: P.M. Club Advisor: Pro- gram Comm.: Radio Club. M.I.T, Elecl. Engineering 205l Sl. Raymond Ave. Bx. 62 HE BERT YNDER risla: OFF Sq.' Pre-Session Sq.: i ' .: isf. lu' M. r: om .1 fl' Bio. Sq.: b. q.: Malh. urveyf S+ wi C ' l34O Su'r'rer Ave. B'lclyn. X ,LIP I ,, !'a NE ka! ,, FRAN K CACOPARDO Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Foolball Sq.: Fencing Club: Chem. Sq.: Baseball, Baslfelball lnframurals: Bio. Club: Arch. Soc. N.Y.U. Educalion 85-20 I6l S+, Jamaica 32 RICHARD CAMPBELL Chem. Sq. COOPER UNION Engineerin 9 II6-I5 I4I S+. So. Ozone Pk. 20 ARTHUR CAPACCIO Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Soc- cer: Varsily Golf: Baslcefball, Base- ball, Bowling lnlramurals. FORDHAM Denlisfry l962 79 Sl. Queens 70 GEORGE CARLOS Off. Cl. Pres.: Sr. Council: Vice- Pres., Arch. Soc.: .l.V. Baseball. Archifecfure 32-I5 30 Sl. Oueens 6 A, N CA B nze Scho ip .: Archilec- rural Arc . P ' Sq.: lub: - , e , Dr hc c.: Chem. Club: o. Club: Sr. Hal Comm. M.l.T. Archilecfure I34-30 246 ST. Queens IO SAMUEL CHAITOVITZ Arisla: Oold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Maior SH: Asst Pholo. Ed. lndicalor: Capf. Swimming Team: Olaf. Sq.: Malh OFF. Sq.: Baslcelball, Baseball ln- lramurals. WESLEYAN Law 306 Wesf SI Sl. Man. I9 25 HANCOCK CHAU Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Maior SH: Indi- calor Slarl: Speclafor Slall: G.O. Voice Slafl: Sr. Social Comm.: Ser- vice Credil Comm.: Lf. Dismissal Sq.: Pres. Rifle Club: Capl. Rifle Team. COLUMBIA Medicine 332 3 Ave. Man. IO RONALD CHECK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Dismissal Sq.: Off. Sq.: Baslcefball Inlramurals: Sludenl Comm. COLUMBIA Business 2l5 Wesl' 9I Sl. Man. 24 GORDON CHIMES Silver Scholarship Carl.: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Varsily Swimming: Malli. Soc. C.C.N.Y. Engineorinq I402 Wesl 4 Sl. B'Izlyn. 4 I I NSEN Run a -up, ' io lub: . lu . C mm.: bicily Comm. s Foreslry I25 Chrislopher Sl. Man. I4 DONALD CIFFONE Silver P.S.A.L. Awardi Malh. Clubi Rifle Club: Baslcefball, Soffball In- lramurals: Varsily Foofball Team. N.Y,U, Engineering 4389 Malilcla Ave. Bronx 66 THOMAS CIMINO Silver Scholarship Cefl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Bio. Club: J.V. Baseball: Med, Soc. CALIFORNIA Elecl. Enoineerinq I99 Slaqg Wallr B'lrlyn. 6 26 LEWIS CLARKE Major S : Foolball Team. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Bio-Technology 2840 8 Ave. Man. 39 FREDERICK CLEMENT Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Glee Club: Capl. Inlramural Soifball Team: Chem. Sq.: Slamp Club: Chem. Club: Physics Soc. U,C.L.A. Engineering 94-3l I99 Sl. Oueens Z3 .V dlp? MARVIN CLUMPUS ' Silver Scholarship Carl.: Major S : Silver Service Award: Medic., Track Team: Dismissal Sq.: Program Comm.: Wing Fool Soc.: Driving Club: J.V. Baseball: Chem. Club: Malh. I-lelp: Baseball Inlramural. B'KLYN POLYTECI-I Civil Engineering 526 Tinlon Avo. Bronx 55 ARNOLD COHEN Bronze Scholarship Carl.: Arch, Soc.: Malh. Help: Malh. Club. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineering 93l Fox Sf. Bronx 59 FREDERICK COHEN Gold Scholarship Cerl.: I-landball Team: Co-Capt Traclc lnframurals: Cl. Sec'y.I Chem. Club: Oli. Cl. Pres. 686 Weslchesler Ave. Bx. 55 GERALD COHEN Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Lunch Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: Capl. Baslrelball In- framurals. C.C.N.Y. Elecl. Enqineerinq 5I5 Wesl' IIO Sl, Man, 25 HARRY COHEN Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Track Club: Malh. Exhibils. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering I405 Wallon Ave. Bronx 52 PAUL COHEN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Base- ball: Baseball Inlramurals: Fencing Club. UNION Denlislry 2625 Gr. Conc, Bronx 88 DAVID CONNER Bronze Scholarship Cert: Varsily Baseball: Capt J.V. Baseball: Varsily Track: Form Pres.: Chrmn. Social Comm.: Sr. Recording Ser- vice: Sr. Dance Comm.: Glee Club: Rifle Club: Journ. Club: Mimeo. Sq.: Olt CI. Pres. N.Y.U. Denlislry 5626 Posl Rd. Bronx 7I JOSEPH CONTARDI Srudeni Comm. C.C.N.Y. Educalion I374 3 Ave. Man. 2I MERLE COPPIN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Track: Wing Fool Soc.: Cl. Sec'y.: Dismissal Sq. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineering 557 Decafur St B'kIyn. 33 ANTHONY COTTONE Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Physics Sq.: Slu- denf Comm.: J.V. Baseball: I-list Club: Eng. Soc., Radio Club: Pres. Chem. Club. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering II6 Ave. O B'klvf1 4 PHILI C ronze olar ip C tt Bronze P.S.A. w Iball lnlra- mural B'KLY LYTECI-I Chemislry 30-75 St Oueens 2 FRANCIS COUSENS C.C.N.Y. 4-II Easl I47 St Bronx 55 STEPHEN COWAN Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Eng. Soc.: Physics Soc. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering 3l7 Easl I7B St Bronx 57 SHELDON DANSIGER Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Caliper Slahf: Glee Club: Sludenl Comm.: Lib. Sq.: Journ. Club. BROOKLYN COLLEGE 9:4 42 S+. B'klyn. I9 IRVING DARROW N.Y.U. Medicine l6I Sranlon St Man. 2 RICHARD DEINBACHER Silver Scholarship Cert N.Y.U. 2224 l70 St Man. 32 27 GEORGE DE LODZIA Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S,A.L, Award: Varsily Baseball: I-lunlinq and Fishing Club: Soffball, Bwseball Inframurals: Rifle Club. YALE Law IO67 Parlr Ave. Man. 28 ANTHONY DE LUNA Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Cross- Counlry: Bio. Club: OH. Sq. C.C.N.Y. Ari 264 Easr I23 Sl. Man. 35 VINCENT DE MARCO Silver Srholnr-.hip Cori.: Geornolry I'-Ionorn: Prelnq. Honors: Sr. Coun- cil: Sr, OII. CI, Pri:-,,: Physics Club: Phy'rir.'. Sq. COOPLR UNION Enqinoerinq 303 In'.I 33 SI: Mun. I6 MICHAEL DEMET Silvor Scholarship Cori.: Dol, U.N.E.S.C.O. Conference: Usher Sq. OBERLIN COLLEGE Medicine I4-63 While Plains Rd. Bx. 60 COLEMAN DE PILLIS Arisfa' Gold Scholarshi Cerr: i P - Bronze P.S,A.L. Award: Specraror Sfahf: Thealre Club: Dismissal Sq.: Arr 81 Pub. Comm.: Marh, Survey: Track Team. Medicine 226-II I37 Ave. Springfield Gdns. I3 THEODORE DI BUONO Arista: Jr, Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Dismissal Sq.: I-Iisr, Club: Records Sq.: Ohi, Cl. Pres. COLUMBIA Chem, Engineering I66'O3 32 Ave. Oueens S8 '28 lava ENRICO DI PASQUALE Silver Scholarship Cerr.: J.A. Schol- arship. RENSSELAER Enqineerinc 528 Easl' II SI, Man. Q ARTHUR DISTLER Bronze Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Eng. Club: Service Sq. SYRACUSE Mech. Engineering 945 Easl I78 S+. Bronx 60 ROBERT DOBROW Arisla Council: Caliper : e Club: Publ' ily . II. CI. - s.: rd : P: . . . . IESLEYAISI Medicine 50 Easl I0 SI. Man. 3 SHELDON DOLOWITZ Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: .I.V. Baslcolbnll: Vnruily Fenc- ing. C.C.N.Y. Arrgounlinq II3I Elder Ave. Bronx 72 JOHN DONNELLON Bronze P.5.A.L. Award: Baslfelball lnlramurals, N,Y.U. Engineering 560 We-sl I7O SI. Man. 32 WILLIAM DORF Aisle: Jr. Arislai Gold Scholarship Cerr.: MaIh. Team: Math! Club: Malh. Survey: Specraior S'rai'l: His- Iory Club: P,M. Club Advisor: Bio. Sq.: Lib. Sq.: OH. CI. Pres. CORNELL I-lisfory 593 Easr 93 ST. B'kIyn. 36 FRANCIS DRAKE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Glee Club: Dismissal Sq.: Off. Cl. Pres. QUEENS Journalism 4l-O8 43 S+. Queens 4 .IULIAN DRESCHER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Visual Aid Sq.: Arch. Soc.: Siamp Club: Physics Club: Hebrew Club. C.C.N.Y. Elec. Engineering 388 Easi 96 S+. B'lclyn. I2 JOHN DRUMMOND Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Fencing Club: Usher Sq.: Physics Sq. LAFAYETTE Elec, Engineering 86 Wadsworih Ave. Man. 33 WWW MAURICE EA TON Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Baslcelball Infra- 'nurals: Dismi IS .: Flying Duich- man S+af'F: ' ' ' : Bio, Club. COLUMB ' ' 355 River' r. an. 2 W J ST EN EASTON Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Baslneiball Infra- murals: Dismissal S .: Flying Durch- man Siari: J.V. a a : Varsily Track. COLU ounfing 355 Riverside Dr. Man. 25 DONALD EBERSMAN Mgr. Varsify Handball Team. COLUMBIA Pharmacy 94 ymonl Ave B'lcl n MORTON EBERSMAN Ir. Arisia: Silver Scholarship Cer+.Z Prog. Comm. COOPER UNION Civil Engineering 67l Manida SI. Bronx 59 ALEX EHRLICH Malh. Survey: I-Iisi. Club: Baslcef- ball, Baseball lnlra ur ls: Fi. Cl. Pres. A l65 Wall v. ronx 53 4cNf ALAN EISEN Bronze Scholarship Cer'r.: Dismissal Sq.: Sporls Club: Baslceiball Infra- murals. N.Y.U. Engineering I36-I8 35 Ave. Queens 54 HARRY EISIG Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsiiy Swimming. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineering 326 Easl 8 Si. Man. 9 WILLIAM EISNER Caliper Slalzl. N.Y.U. Medicine I62 Easi 88 ST. Man. 28 KENNETH EISOLD Arisia: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Ed.- in-Chiei Caliper: Pres. Drama Club: Physics Club: Eng. Sociery. WILLIAMS Scienlilic Research IIO Wes? I3 S+. Man. II 29 LEO EKHOLM Gold Scholarship Ceri.: lndicelor Sfaff. N.Y.U. Medicine l45l Bosion Rd. Bronx 60 ROBERT ELIOT Silver P.S.A,L, Award: Physics Club: Malh. Club: Lelin Club: Oli. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Baslcefball lnlramuralz, CORNELL Elecl. Engineering 7l5 Wesf l72 Sl. Man. 32 RAOUL ELTON Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Capl, Rilla Team: Pres., Glee Club: All-City Chorus: Sludenl Comm.: Rifle Club. N.Y.U. Law I34 Lexinglon Ave. Man. In JAY ENGEL 630 Wes? 67 Sf. Man. JOEL ENGEL Arisla: Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Jour- nalism Award: Head Cheerleader: Specralor Slaff: Baller Comm.: Chrmn, Publicify Comm.: Physics Club: Radio Club: P.M. Club Ad- visor: Leg. Comm., Hisr. Club: Man. Ed. G.O, Voice. COLUMBIA Elecl. Engineering 2300 Bx. Plc, E. D Bronx 67 STEPHEN ENGEL 30 FRED FAHRENHOLZ Gold Scholarship Cerfz: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Pub, Sq.: Publicily Comm. M.l.T. Aero. Engineering 4I-32 42 S+. Queens 4 DON FALK Lib. Sq.: Sludenr Comm.: Rifle Club: Fencing Club: Driving Club. C.C.N.Y. Elect Engineering 1014 45 B'klyn. I9 RONALD FALK Silver Scholarship Cerl. M.l.T. Elecf. Engineering 223-03 Linden Blvd. Queens Il HERBERT FARKAS Capl., Chess Team. Mulh. 65-26 Parsons Blvd. Queens 67 JOHN FASIG Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Arch. Soc.: Pub. Sq. RICE Archifecfure I66 Essex S+. B'lclyn, 8 ROBERT FEINBERG Sliver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: -Assf, Ed. Spec- +a+or: G.O, Office Sq.: Journ. Soc.: Phofo. Club: Assl. Ed. Fronf Page: Sr. Chronicle Slaff. HUNTER 1 l52 Easi 22 S+. Man. IO MAS I GER Silv ofa p rl.: Bronze P .L. W Chem. I-lelp: Malh. I I lub: OFF. Cl. Sec'y. ? Y Nalural Sciences 365 e 20 SI. Man. II MANNING FEINLEIB Arisla Treas.: Jr. Arisra: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Hon. Menl.. Weslinghouse Science Talenl Search: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: News Ed. Speclaior: Mgr. Ed. Vec- Ior: Ma+h. Team: J.V. Swimming: Lib- SCI-I PVOQ- COVYIFH.: Dismissal Sq.: Sec'y. Phys. Club: P.M. Club Advisor: Malh. Survey: Assl. Ed. Fronlr Page. CORNELL Medicine 9202 Ave. A B'Iilyn. 36 J X STANLEY F DMAN Bronze Scholarshi Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: OFF. CI. Vice-Pres.: Cross Couniry Team: Traclc Team: Bowling Tear?,11Win-g' Fool Soc. FOR Pharmacy 76 Pi hursi' v Man. 33 ,JL DUNCAN FERNANDEZ Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Maior SH: Gold Service Cerl.: OFF. CI. Pres.: Co-Capl. Cross-Counlry Team: Assi. Ed. Flying Dulchman: A.M. Soc. Comm.: Prog. Comm.: Dismissal Sq.: Co-Capt Indoor Traclc Team: Pres., Wing Fool Soc.: J.V. Base- ball Team: Malh. Club: Chem. Club: Driving Club. N.Y.U. Chem. Engineering 9I6 Soulhern Blvd, Bronx 59 FREDERICK FICKEN Sludenr Comm.: Chem, Club: Math Club. PRATT Archileclure , 44 Dare Courl B'Iclyn. 29 . VI ' ii g I c L FI nn: I ec nd Prize aliper nlesi: Cali- er Siari., u K QUEENS ' Educalion 2?-IQ' Newiow live. Queens 2 ii p N, QW GARRY FINK SIS Wesf End Ave. Man. 24 MEYER FINKELSTEIN C.C.N.Y. Accounring 536 Easl 5 SI. Man, 9 EDWARD FISCHER Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Specia- Ior Slafl: Phys. Club: Eng. Soc.: Sfamp Club: Chem. Club. B'KLYN POLYTECI-I Mech. Engineering 820 Wesl End Ave. Man. 25 M975 'Q ERWIN FISCHER Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Orcheslra. N.Y.U. Medicine 223 Wesl 2I S+. Man. II FREDERICK FISHER Silver Scholarship Cert: Vice-Pres. Bio, Club: Sporls Discussion Club: Gym. Sq.: Marking Sq. COLUMBIA Denlislry I54O Charlolle ST. Bronx 60 OSEPH FLINK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Off. Sq.: Chem. Club: Chem. Help: Fencing Club: Baslcelball lnlramurals. N.Y.U. Co m. Engineering 34-O4 24 S+. Queens 6 lffwlzlvw.. RICHARD FONG Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Mafh, Help: Chess Club. N.Y.U. Aero, Engineering 207 Ave, B Man. 9 EUGENE FRANK Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Blueprinl Sq.: Capf., Sludenis Comm.: J.V. Baseball Team. N.Y.U. En ineerin Q Q I24 Souih 3 Si. B'lclyn. ll IRVING FRANK Bronze Scholarship Curl.: J.V. Base ball: Bio. Sq.: Di'.mif.sal Sq. C.C.N.Y. Elecironicz 363 :Soulh 5 Sf. B'lclyn. ll LOTHAR FRANK Silver P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Baseball: Baseball lniramurals: OH. Sq.: Sporls Club: Baskelball lmrarnurals. FORDHAM Pharmacy 325 Easl 80 S+. Man. 21 MARTIN FRELING Journ. Club: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres. C.C.N.Y, Foreign Trade 90 Sheriff Sf. Man. 2 SHELDON GOLDEN Bronze P.S.A.l.. Award: J.V. Baslrel- ball: Swimming Sq. C.C.N.Y. Engineering I7O0 Crofona Parlc Easl Bx, 60 32 CARL FRIEDMAN Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sfamp Club: Mafh. Help. N.Y.U. Law 206 Rivinglon Sf. Man. 2 WILLIA F IEND sfa: .lr Bsfa: d Scholarship erf.: B nz P. .L. Award: Off. l. Pres. s Sq.: Baslrefball. Sof+ball n urals: Chem. Club: Bowling . B'KLYN POLYTECH Chem. Engineering 43-09 43 S+, Queens 4 HERBERT FROEHLICH Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Glee Club: Chem. Help: Chem. Sq.: Vice-Pres., Slamp Club: Bio-Med. Club: Chess Club. QJ6Svj Medicine 35-20 73 Sl. Queens 72 HAROLD FRUMKIN Off. Cl. Sec'y.: Sfucleni Comm.: Usher Sq.: Malh. Help: Mimeo. Sq. M.I.T. Clwamisfry 9 Margarel Courl B'lclyn. 35 ARTHUR GABLER Ohh Cl, Vice-Pres.: Journ. Club: Chem. Sq.: OH. Sq.: Baslcelball ln- framurals. N.Y.U. Engineering 2l36 Croiona Parkway Bx. 60 SH ELDON GADER DOMINIC GAETA Dismissal Sq.: Varsily Handball: J.V. Baslcefball. BROOKLYN Engineering 42 Powers B'lclyn. ll HAROLD GAINER 1 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Soccer Team: Baskerball, Foorball. Traclc lnlramurals: Vice-Pres., Driv- ing Club. C.C.N.Y. Bio-Chemislry I469 Longfellow Ave. Bx. 60 GINO GALLINA Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: N.R.O.- T.C. Scholarship: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Orches+ra: Music Club: OFF. Cl. Pres. VlLLANOVA ll2O Wyall' S+. Bronx 60 3A M AN 'lve . .A. ' Award: M Q'S : J Baslrel ' seb eam: Track Sq.: -1. R5 'nw : Glee Club. SYRACUSE I Archileclure 508 Wesl' l 2 Sl. Man. SIDNEY GANZLER Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Tracl: Infra- murals: Tennis Team. cl'-'SENS Denrislry . M'a'n-P2 STANLEY GARBUS Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OFF. Cl. Sec'y.: Marh. Help: Chem. Help: Bio. Club Sec'y.: Marh. Cl. Sec'y: Chem. Club Sec'y: OH. Cl. Vice-Pres. QUEENS Bio-Chemislry 40-I5 Hampfon Sl. Queens 72 VICTOR GARLIN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Traclc Team: G.O, Off. Sq.: Hisr. Club? Physics Sq. I5 Wesl B8 Sl. Man. 24 GEORGE GELLER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.Z Publicalion Sq. COOPER UNION Chem. Engineering 272 Monlgomery Sl. B'lclyn. 25 l HA RY GELLER Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: OFF. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Solfball lnframurals: Chem. Club: Vice-Pres., Journ. Club: Maih. Help. N.Y.U. Engineering 49 Humbolclr Sf. ! uillyn. 6 IRVING GERBER Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S,A.L. Award: Pre-Session Sq.: Gym. Sq.: Journ. Soc.: Chem. Help. BROOKLYN Pharmacy 550-H Grand Sl. Man. 2 STEVE GENNES Bronze Scholarship Cert: Ori. Sq: Chem. Club Pres. C.C.N.Y, Chem. Engineering I245 50 Sr. B'klyn. 50 MELVIN GERTNER Arislag Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Assoc. Acr. Ed., Indicarort Prog, Comm.: P.M. Club Comm.: Records Comm.: Minor Pub. Comm. Ori. Sq.: P.M. Club Advisor: Malh. Help: Hisf. Club. COLUMBIA Medicine 55 Ave. C Man. 9 33 BURTON GINTELL Arisfa: Jr. Arisia: Gold Scholarship Ce-ri.: Prog. Comm.: Service Credii Comm.: Physics Sq.: I-Iisi. Club: Physics Soc.: Radio Club: Qll. Sq.: Arisfa Inierviewing Comm.: Siu- denis Guide: P.M. Club Advisor: Qhf. Cl. Pres.: Tennis Team. N.Y.U. Accouniing 21-I5 34 Ave. Queens 6 VINCENT GIOIA Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Capf. J.V. Baslcel- ball Team: Varsily Baseball: Base- ball, Baslcefball lnframurals: Chem. Club: Mafh. Soc.: Lib. Sq. LEHIGH Melal. Engineering i684 Wesf I3 Si. B'lrlyn. 23 LESLIE GLASSMAN Silver Scholarship Cori.: Civil Sor- vice, Ari, Pub. Comm.: I-Iisl. Club: gfudenl Comm.: Usher Sq.: QII. CI YALE im., 24l Coniral Parlr WLig,f Mun, Q4 RALPH GOEDECKE Ari, Pub. Sq.: Bindry Sq. Navy 246i Amsierdam Ave. Man, 33 LIONEL GOET1 Silver P.S.A.L. Award. QUEENS Accounring 820 Easf I75 Si. Bronx 60 ARTHUR GOLDBERG Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Speciaior Spori Siahf: J.V. Baslceiball, Base- ball: Varsify Soccer: Maior SH: Varsify Baslcefball, Baseball: Minor Pub. Comm. Soc.: Comm. I-Iisi. Club! Chem. Club. WISCONSIN Medicine 39-O7 46 S+. Queens 34 DAVID GOLDBERG Bronze Scholarship Cerini Bf0f119 P.S.A.L. Award: Rifle Club: Driving Club. C.C.N.Y. Elecl. Engineering i845 Phelan Pl. Bronx 53 ERNEST GOLDBLATT Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Records Sq.: Siu- denr Comm. C.C.N.Y. Bus. Admin. 2755 Sedgwich Ave. Bronx 68 HARVEY GOLDFISHER Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Mafh. Help: Sfudeni Comm.: Off. Sq.: Driving Club: Baslrelball lnlramura s. C.C.N.Y. Eleci. Engineering IO63 Gerard Ave. Bronx 52 ELLIOT GOLDSTEIN Arisla: Silver Scholarship Ceri.: I-Ion. Mon. Wosiinqhouso Science Talon? Search: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: P.M. Club Advisor: Chem. Club Vice-Pros.: Maih, Help: Off. Sq. M.l.T, Medicine IO92 Winlhrop SI. B'Iclyn. I2 MALCOLM GOLDSTEIN Sec'y. Arisia: Gold Scholarship Ceri.: Qrchesira: Foofball Sq.: Form Pres.: OFF. Cl. Pres.: Music Nofes Ediior: Quariei Club Pres. COLUMBIA Medicine 99-52 66 Rd. Queens 74 if-i WP SPETER GOLDSTEIN .M. Club Advisor: Bowling Teamp Baseball, Ba lre ba Iniramural 545 Wesf J BROWN SIDNEY GOLDWAG Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver Ser- vice Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Mafh. Help: Ott Cl. Pres.: Hebrew Culfure Club: Asst Ed. Hebrew Club Paper: Dismissal Sq.: Slamp Club: Driving Club: Chess Club: Mafh. Club. B'KLYN. POLYTECH Elect Engineering I89 Ross St B'lclyn, II BERNARD GONDOS Aris+a: Hon. Menfion N. Y. Classi- cal Club Lafin Confesl: Laiin Team: Orchesfrai Speclaror Slatf: Sr. Rec- ord Sq.: Music Club: Music Noles: Records Comm.: P.M, Posi Slatf: Ott Cl. Pres. CORNELL Medicine 6055 Woodbine St B'lclyn. 27 ALAN GOODMAN Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Varsiry Traclr: Asst Ed., Flying Dufchman: Prog. Comm.: OFF. Cl. Pres.: Wing Fool' Soc. CORNELL Medicine 65-36 99 St Oueens JOSEPH GORDON Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Baseball: Base- ball, Traclc Inrramurals: J.V. Baslcei- ball: Sfudenl Comm. CARNEGIE TECH. Elect Engineering I967 Marmion Ave. Bronx 60 HAROLD GORDY Jr. Arisia: Gold Scholarship Cert: Track Team. CORNELL Chem. Engineering I74 Wes? 76 St Man. 23 PETER GORDY Bowling Team: Sludeni Comm. COLUMBIA lmporfing I57 Wesl' 79 St MGH. 24 DAVID GORFEIN Assoc. Ed. Indicalor: Marlcing Sq.: Chem. Help: Baslcelball, Sotlball In- Iramurals: Gym. Sq.: Journ. Club. C.C.N.Y. Chem, Engineering I49 Easl l65 St Bronx 52 DANIEL GOTTHELF Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: OFF, Cl. Vice-Pres.: Dismissal Sq.: Baslcelball Inira- murals: Mafh. Help: Bio. Help. COOPER UNION Engineering IZ4 Amboy St Bllclyn. I2 NORMAN GOTTLIEB Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sr. Chronicle Slalif: Speclaior Staff: Dismissal Sq.: Usher Sq.: Bowling Sq.: Hist Club: Off. Sq. 5302 I5 Ave. B'IsIyn. I9 y.,,W-NIR E Iixkf .-Q-IC X .-.A DAVID GRAVESON Gold Scholarship Cert C.C.N.Y. Chemislry 208 29 S+. B'kIyn. 32 IRWIN GRAY Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award. PRATT Elect Engineering 532 Willoughby Ave. B'lclyn. 6 DANIEL GREEN Bronze Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Specfalor Siatf: In- dicaior Staff: Social Comm.: Maih. Survey: Hist Club: Journ. Soc.: Music Noies. COLGATE Public Relaiions 305 Wesl I9 St Man. II 35 H O iwfift- BERNARD GREENBERG Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Off. Cl. Pres.: Pres., Chem. Club: P.M. Club Advisor: Chem. Help. RUTGERS Chemisiry I75 Easi 52 Sf. B'lrlyn. 3 GERALD GREENBERG Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Pres., Driving Club: Maih. Help: Bio. Help: Baslceiball, Eoolball ln- framurals. COOPER UNION Aero. Engineering 73 Seeman Ave. Man. 34 HARVEY GREENBERG Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Math. Help: Usher Sq. l5O Wosl 79 SI. Man. 24 NATHAN GREENBERG Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Pre-session Sq.: Bowling Team. COOPER UNION Civil Engineering 553 Hoplrinson Ave. B'lclyn. I2 Y ENBE- A ' , is : ld arshi I., . V' - res.: ndical Sie e s Comm g. Co .: OFF. q.: M . Bio. Club: J.v. PQ fball. ,X N.Y.U. Medicine I652 Popham Ave. Bronx 53 HARVEY GREENE A 'T Silvern Scholarship ..Cer+.: ' Silver P.S.A.L,v Award: .Maih. Sq.: Gym. Sq.: Phvsics Sq.: Bowling Team: Capf., Dismissal Sq.: Caliper siaff: Journ. Club: Phofo. Club: Bio. Sq. BROOKLYN Engineering 2lOI Bedford Ave, B'Iclyn. 26 36 I I :Z - 'JONATHAN G NWALD Arisia: Gold Scholarship Cerl.I Eoofball Band: Orcheslra: Music Noles Sfail: Cross Counfrv Team. HAMILTON Medicine 27l Cenlral Parlx Wes in. 25 I D GREEN LD Arisla: Ar'sia: Go cholarshi Cerl.: S ve .P.S Award: Sur- veying Awa d: . Comm.: P . Club Advisor: . Cl. Presf rm Vice-Pres.: Sr. or e' ndi- caior Slali: Disrnis S .: r. Bas- lceiball Team. M.l.T. Engineering 245 Wesi IO7 Sl. Man. 25 ,f'i JUSTIN GROSHAN ,ff Silver Schoiafiiip' '-Geri.: TQMKII1. Team: Maih. AWard:,Pires7.' Malh. Soc.:SEcl. Ma-lfh. Swrvey: Delylnrteryf scholaslic 'Malh. League? 'M' LXQP Team: Bio. Sq.: Lib. Sq.:,,Physics q. ' GEORGIA TECH. 'I Nuclear Engineering 620: Bay. Plwj' ,fNAB'k1yn. 4 MELVYN GROSS Bronze PS L w V s . . . A : . . Ba bull: hee ng Sq.: as ull, Bas Icelba , B ln ura 'v ing Help u : Ar . .: o. Soc. HUNTER ion 2028 Easf I77 Sl. ronx 72 ALD G Br .S.A'.L. d: Math. Sur- vey, Hisl. b es., Chess Club: Mai . 3IO W IO6 Sf. Man. 25 5,'Wf Ciff5nf H x 'TL fd YEHUDAH GROSS 1 Silver P.S.AiIL'Award: Vfily S ming Team, Soiiball n uralg Vice-Pres., Y p Clu Snjyll Radio Clu ' N X CORNELL Agri I re 30 Wesl IOS S Man, 5 vWfW M TIN OSEXAAN Bronze s ip rl ' ver . . ward: B s aslcel- Inlra : . . Baseball: Bio. Sq.: . Club: Journ. Club: Dis . N.Y Denlislry 1828 84 S+. B'klyn. I4 VINCENT GROSSO Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Vice-Pres., Eng. Soc.: Radio Club. COAST GUARD ACADEMY Aero. Engineering 2574 Radcliff Ave. Bronx 69 HAROLD GRUBER Arisla' Gold Scholarshi Cerl' - P -I Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Speclalor Sfalfg Co.Chrmn. Soc. Comm.: Re- search and Slalislics Sq.: Mimeo. Sq.: Journ. Soc.: Malh. Help: Malh. Team: Malh. Survey: Hisl. Club: Freshman Orienlalion. CORNELL Medicine 2I75 Balhchelder Sl. B'kIyn, 29 MICHAEL GRUBER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: P.M. Club Ad- visor: Pre-Session Sq.: Caliper Slalil: Varsily Foolball Team: Journ. Club. Engineering lI2I 52 Sl. B'lcIyn. I9 MARTIN GRUBERG Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Records Sq.: Malh. Help: I-lisl, Club. C.C.N.Y. Educalion I I4-5 Longfellow Ave. Bronx 59 WALTER GUDDECK Silver Scholarship Cert: Bio. Sq. B'KLYN POLYTECI-I Physics 34-2I 6IQSI. Woodside 77 BERNARD GUGGENHEIM Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A,L. Award: Eng. Soc.: J.V. Baseball: Pres., Slamp Club: Hisl. Club: Sludenl' Comm. U. MICHIGAN Chem. Engineer 300 Easl 32 SI. Man. I6 Tk: wink Ks cbvcanv- Tlfm X many nl- no pqv-17 A ALLAN GUIDA K. ' ' o Sc arship e'r ' ri , G ld I I.. ' . w :Hand 'II Team: h. i B A eiearc Science 230 Mclfibben SI. B'lclyn. 6 JOHN GUILFOIL Gold Scholarship Cert: Arr, Pub- Iicily, Comm.: Publicalion Sq.: Usher Sq.: Sluclenl' Comm. DARTMOUTI-l 36-03 2I Ave. Queens GERALD GURLA D Bronze P.S.A.L. Aw rd: , OIT Cl. If I.l. 'wi n 1. In a- SS : Isl. lub: -'91 . Gee Club: Bl :.- ,: Bio. q., S. nc' : P.M. Club Advi o cm --' IE T cH. Archileclure 36 Dahill Rd. B'lclyn, I8 JOSEPH HAGARTY Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq. COOPER UNION Engineering 243-I5 I3I Rd. Oueens 22 RICHARD HALL 201 w. 89 S+. Man, 24 37 QM 2 GORDON 7-IALPERN Hisl. Club: Traclr Club. BROOKLYN 20 Wesf IO4 S+. Man. 25 C I I ff X x v 9 'lfjf' HOWARD HAMBURG Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq. C.C.N.Y. Mech. Engineering 2575 Sedgwiclr Ave. Bx. 63 ALAN HARRIS Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Service Sq.: Slu- denl Comm.: Basliefball lnframurals. COLUMBIA 2l5 Wes? 90 Sl. Man. 24 N Silve .S.A.L Or SHI Foolball B , rcheslra: Concerl Ba : B all Inlramurals: Variefy Sh aih. Help: I-lisf. Club. M E Veferinary Medicine 423 Courf Sl.. B'lclyn. 3I PAUL HASS Silver Scholarship Cerf. Chem. Engineering I29l Spofford Ave. Bx. 59 RICHARD HEGBLOM Silver Scholarship Cert: Physics Club? I-lisf. Club: Eng. Soc. CORNELL Engineering I562 Thieriol Ave. Bronx 60 38 I WILLIAM HEIDENBERG Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Usher Sq. BROOKLYN Business 2332 565+ 23 S+. B'kIyn 29 AL HELBIG U.S. Navy 2257 Lalayelle Ave. BX. 72 DAVID HELLER Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cori.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Baseball: CO-Chrmn. Soc. Comm.: Sr. Records Sq.: Ma+h. Research and Slalisfics Sq.: Malh. Help: Manager Baslcelball Team: Hisl. Club: Baslcefball lnframurals. PENN Acluary 90I Washinqlon Ave, B'l1lyn. 25 GENE HERMAN J.V. Baseball: P.M. Club Advisor G.O. Office Sq. Med. Club. MICH. STATE Bus. Admin. ls4 wee 79 si. Msn, 24 ERIC HERZLICH Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Oli. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Glee Club: Baseball lnlramurals: Specfafor Staff: Soc. Comm. C.C.N.Y. Mech. Engineering 825 Wes? I79 Sl. BX. 33 ARTHUR HESSEL Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Foolball S : Var- sify Baseball: J.V, Baseball: Base- ball, Baslcelball Inframurals. lI2O Wyaff S+. Bx. 60 Jywdzfvcli :wif PAUL HILFMAN Indicalor Slafl: Minor Pub. Comm. C.C.N.Y. Bus. Admin. 3l7 6 Ave. Man. I4 STANLEY HILTON Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Swimming Team: Indicalor Slalil: Rifle Club: Fencing Club: Track, Baskerball In- lramurals, N.C, STATE Texliles 490 Wes? End Ave. Man. 24 JOHN HIRSCHLER Arisla: Treas., Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Oli. Cl. Pres.: Major S : Soccer Team: Prog. Comm.: Journ. Soc.: Lib. Sq.: Hisl. Club: Malh. Help: Sr. Council. N.Y.U. Civil Engineering 35-44 75 S+. Queens 72 ROBERT HIRSCHMANN Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Glee Club: Blue Prinl' Sq.: Foolball, Sollball Inlramurals: Sr. Hal' Comm. COLUMBIA Archileclure 238 Wesl 76 ST. Man. 2I MORRIS HOCHERMAN Varsily Soccer: Hebrew Cullure Club: Maior SH: Lib. Sq. Varsily Soccer Team: Hebrew Cul- I'ure Club: Major SHI Lib- Sq. C.C.N.Y. Law 325 Easl 77 S+. Man. 2I LOUIS HODES Arisla: Jr. Arisra: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Calculus Award: Malh. Soc. B'KLYN POLYTECI-I Engineering 40 Gouverneur Sl. Man. 2 ROBERT HOEKSTRA Arisla: Elemenlary Algebra Award: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: G.O. OIT. Sq.: Hisl. Club: Eng. Soc.: Dismissal Sq.: Oil. CI. Vice Pres.: Indicalor Slalil: Caliper Sq.: Malh. Help: Prog. Comm. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineering II-I5 Franklin D. Roosevell Dr. Man. 9 JOSHUA HOLLANDER Arisra Council: Jr, Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Gold Service Cerl.: Fuller Chem. Award: Silver Lilerary SH: Sr. Pages Ed. Indi- color: Co-Chairman P.M. Club Comm.: Arisla lnlerviewing Comm.: Freshman Orienlalion: Prog. Comm.: Records Comm.: Lib. Sq.: Bio. Sq.: Chem. Sq.: Pre-Session Sq.: Hisr. Club: Malh Help: Chem. Help. COLUMBIA Medicine l72 Easl' 4 Sl. Man. 9 HARVEY HORN Arisra: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship CerI.7 Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OFF. Cl. Pres.: Pres., Sporls Club: Prog. COVTIVY1-I Oil. Sq.: Sludenl' Comm. N-Y-U- Medicine 55 Lafayelle Ave. B'lcIyn. 5 HERMAN HORN Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Bronze P.S,A.L. Award: Driving Club, N.Y.U. Law 6I6 Marcy Ave. B'lclyn. 6 - ggi BERNARD HOROWITZ Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Assoc. Ed., G.O. Voice: Cheering Sq.: Srudenl Comm.: Oil. CI. Sec'y. SYRACUSE Bus. Admin. 359 EGSI 20 SI, Man, 3 I HERBERT HOWARD Arisla: Jr. Arisra: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Prog. Comm.: Pres., Slamp Club: Mimeo Sq.: G.O. OIT. Sq. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineering 33-34 87 S+. Oueens 72 39 JOHN HOWARD 534 Easi I34 Sl. Bx. 54 NICHOLAS HRINKEVICH Bronze Scholarship Cer'r.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Baslnefball: J.V. Baseball: Varsiiy Baseball: I-Iisl. Club: Dismissal Sq.: Sfudeni Comm. FORDHAM Pharmacy 6I0 Easi 9 Si. Man. 9 RICHARD HURWIT1 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Glfw Club: Rifle Club: Slamp Club. N.Y.U, Medicine 665 Casanova Sl, Hx. 59 1-5 fy' 'ff - x I X A ,al'IARRY N Br ze P.S.A.l.. Aw! OH. Cl. 'y.: Band: Baslnelb , Foolball lnlramurals. ,fx C.C.N.Y. 7 Medicine 46 weed si. Msn. 24 Ns, JOSEPH IMPERIAL Bronze Scholarship Cerr.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: OH. Cl. Vice-Pres.: J.V. Baseball: Chem. Sq.: Service Sq.: Sporis Club: Fencing Club: Gym. Sq. ALFRED Deniisiry 64-47 59 Rd. Queens 78 DONALD INGENITO OH. CI, Pres. C.C.N.Y. Chemisiry 536 Easi IB! S+. Bx. 58 40 HARVEY ISAACS Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: P.M. Club Comm.: Cale, Sq.: Phoio. Club: I-Iisi. Club: Usher Sq. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineering 7I4 Fairmounl Pl. Bx. 57 HARRY ISOM Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Radio Club: Rifle Club: Journ. Club: Fencing Club, lO8 Wesi I3B SI. Man. 30 ALEXANDER ISRAEL, JR. Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Orches- ira: All-Ciiy Orchesira: Cale. Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: Baslceiball lnira- murals. CORNELL Mech. Engineering 3I6 Wesi 25 Sf. Man. I DONALD JAFFE Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Exec. Coun- cil: Varsiiy Baslceiball: Baseball Team Mgr.: J.V. Foofball. OUEENS Engineering i523 Unionpori Rd. Bx. 62 ALAN JARACH Bronze Scholarship Cerr.: Driving Club: Rifle Club: Bio. Sq. N.Y.U. Medicine 50 Wesl I06 Si. Man, 25 HOWARD JASLOW Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Co-Capf. Fencing Team: Foils Club. M.l.T. Aero. Engineering l065 Willmohr Si. B'kIyn, I2 DAVID JELASO Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Speclalor Adv. Mgr.: Physics Club' Eng. Sociely. C.C.N,Y. Engineering 391 So. 3 Sl. B'Iclyn. ll FRANCIS JOHNSON 30lO Yabes Ave. Bx. 69 JOHN JOHNSRUD Silver Scholarship Cerl.I Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Camera Club: Sollball Inlramurals. SYRACUSE Pholography I4I Wes? IO SI. Man. I4 OSIE JONES Assl. Ed. Caliper: Service Sq.: Negro Hislory Comm. CHICAGO Educalion 357 Wesl II5 Sl. Man. 27 ROBERT JONES Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OFF. CI. Pres.: Chem. Club: Malh. Club. 4OOI 7 Ave. B'lclyn. 32 DAVID JOROFF Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Pholo. Ed. Spec- lalor: Pholo. Ed. lndicalori Co-Ed. Eocus: Physics Sq.: Pres. Camera Club: Malh. Help: Dismissal Sq.: Varsily Bowling. M.I.T. Consl. Engineering I42I 52 Sl. B'lflYl'1. I9 JULIUS JORTNER Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Ari Comm.: Varsily Swimming: Caliper Ari' Slall. YALE Physics 59 Easl' 96 Sl. Man. 28 EMANUEL KAFES Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Olee Club: J.V. Baslcelball: Varsily Baslcelball: Advisor, Sporls Club: Slamp Club. LEHIGH Engineering 2l-I5 22 Rd. Asforia 5 BERTRAM KAHN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Speclalor Slalf: Hisl. Club: Drama- lics Club: Journ. Club: Hebrew Club: Minor Pub. Comm.: Journ. Soc. MC GILL Medicine I3l Blalce Ave. B'lclyn. I2 . N-I iver hP.S. .L. Awar: Bronze Sc shi e .: Gold Medal P sler C esl: heering Sq.: G.O. Vo e r E .: I Slall Caliper: S . COOP UNION Engineering ZZI 3 ve, Man. 3 ALLEN KANDELMAN Baseball, Baslcelball lnframurals: Dancing Club: Pholo. Club. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineering I03 Roclcaway Plcwy. B'IcIyn. 53 BENJAMIN KAPLAN N.Y.U. Engineering l920 Wallon Ave. Bx. 53 41 EDWARD KAPLAN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Asst News Ed. Specfalorz Pre-Ses- sion Sq. M.I.T. Elect Engineering 20 Clinlon St Man. 2 HAROLD KAPLAN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Handball: J.V. Eoolball: Touchdown Club: Sludenf Comm. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineering 590 Brislol St B'lclyn. I2 LEON KAPLAN Oil. Cl. Pres.: Malh. Help: French Help: Physics Help, C.C.N.Y. Oil Research 287 Easl 4 St Man. 9 PHILIP KAPLAN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Or- chesfra: Varsily Tennis: Tennis Club: Mafh. Help: P.M. Club Advisor: Pholo. Club: Driving Club. COLUMBIA Medicine 5502 I4 Ave. B'lclyn. I9 ROBERT KAPLAN Arisie: Gold Scholarship Cert: Chem. Sq.: Chem. Club: Var- siiy Traclc: I-Ieallh Service Sq.: Traclc and Baslcelball Inframuralsi Co-Chrmn.. P.M. Club Comm. CORNELL Chem. Engineering 7605 86 Ave. Queens 2I JOSEPH KORETSKY Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Baslrefball. Baseball lnlramurals: Malh. Club: Chem. Club. B'KLYN POLY Chem. Engineering 208 Bay 22 S+. eiiyn. I4 42 'X' NICHOLAS KARRAS Bronze Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Baseball: Fencing Club: Usher Sq.: Social Comm.: Baseball lnlramurals. N.Y.U, Denlislry 7I4 Wesl II9 St Man. 33 SOL KARSCH Bronze Scholarship Cert: Speclalor Sfalzl: Ass't Circulalion Mgr.. Spec- lafor: Chem. Club: I-list Club: Ott Sq. N.Y.U, Medicine 8OI Driggs Ave. B'lclyn. 33 KENNETH KASHA Bronze Scholarship Cert: Ceniral Comm.: P.M. Club Advisor: Biology Club: I-lislory Club: Vice-Pres.. Rifle Club: Asst Capt, Dismissal Sq. INDIANA Medicine 7 Wesl 75 St Man. 23 STEVEN KATZ Silver Scholarship Cert: Usher Sq. CORNELL Medicine 7lO Wes? II3 St Men. 32 STANLEY KAUFMAN Bronze Scholarship Cert: Foils Club: Fencing Club: Zool. Sq.: Major S : Fencing Team. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Medicine I46I Easl SI St B'lclyn. 34 ANTHONY KERDOCK Silver Scholarship Cert: Oft Sq.: Mafh. I-Ielp. COOPER UNION Elect Engineering 454 Crescenl St B'lclyn, 8 RBER SSLER 825 Wes? d e Man, 25 MATTHEW KESSLER Silver Scholarship Cer+.: Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Bio. Sq.: Off. Cl. Pres.: His'r. Club. N.Y.U. Medicine 547 Howard Ave. B'Iclyn. 33 ROBERT KIMBALL Silver Scholarship Cert? Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sec'y., OFF. CI. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering 200 Spring SI. Man. I2 KIM KIRCHWEY Silver Scholarship Ceri.: P.M. Club Advisor: Chem. Help. HARVARD Elecironics 7l Perry S+. Man. I4 PAUL KIRWAN Silver Scholarship Cerl. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 21473 38 S+. Queens 5 'x -I. s JULES KLAR Bronze Scholarship Cert? Band! Orchesira: Baslcefball and Baseball In+ramuraIs. WILKES . Agfljunfifsg 5706 I I . vn- ' TI . I pf 1:1 A EDWARD KLEIN Dismissal Sq.: Chem. Club. N.Y.U. Chem. Engineering l6OO Universiiy Ave. Bx. 53 HARRY KLEIN Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: OFF. CI. Pres.: Pholo. Club: Baslcelball lnlramurals: Physics Club: G.O. Rep.: J.V, Bas- lcefball, C.C.N.Y. Eleci. Engineering 248 Easl 7 S+. Man. 9 JACK KLEIN IIO Wes? 96 S+. Man. 25 MELVIN KLEIN Orcheslra: Musical Noles S'ra'Fi. C.C.N.Y. Medicine 35l Easi I8 S+. Man. 3 MORTON KLEIN Q Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Bowling: Sec'y., Chem. Club: Driv- ing Club: Chess Club: Soflball and Baslceiball Inlramurals: Maih. Help. N.Y. STATE TEACHERS Educaiion 4846 47 S+. Queens RICHARD KLEIN Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Eooiballt Sec'y., Sporls Club: Baslcelball In- Iramurals: Physics Club. N.Y.U. Elecrronics IO82 Presideni S+. B'lclyn. 25 43 LEONARD KLEINMAN Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L.: Specfafor Slall: Minor Publicalions Comm.: Bio-Med Club: Journ. Club: Fronl Page Slafl: I-Iisl. Club: Hebrew Cull. Club. COLUMBIA Medicine 680 Monlgomery S+. B'Irlyn. I3 BERNAR IN Off. , I. Pres.7 . I f Club. , f N.Y.U n meerin . I934 ajison Ave. ' B, - V24 ,fl I V PHILIP KLUBES Silver Scholarship Carl.: Varsily Handball. C.C.N.Y. Biolaqy 61,42 Gr. Cenlral Plmwy. Queens STUART KOBRICK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sludenl' Comm. FORDI-IAM Pharmacy 6I9 Easl 5 SI. Man. 9 SIDNEY KOCH Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Specfalor Slaff: Dismissal Sq.: J.V. Baseball: Pres., Currenf Evenls Club: Journ. Soc. PENN Bus. Admin. I75 Wesl 93 S+. Man. 25 RAYMOND KEONIG Sludenl Comm.: Driving Club. C.C.N.Y. En in rin 9 ee Q IOS6 Kelly S+. BX. 59 44 ERNEST KOHNKEY Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Chem. Club: Slamp Club: Arch. Soc. COLUMBIA Chem. Engineering 303 Easl 63 SI. Man, 2I KENNETH KOLINSKY Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OFF. Sq.: Mimeo. Sq.: Malh. I-Ielpy Baslcelball and Baseball lnlramurals. PENNSYLVANIA Accounfinq I89-I3 II4 Drive Queens I2 IRA KONIGSBERG Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Indicator Shall. N.Y.U. Law 236l Valenline Ave. Bx. 58 KENNETH KOONS Blueprinl Sq.: Arch. Soc. PRATT Archllocluro II20 Weshinglon Ave. Bx. 56 DANIEL KOSS Bronze Scholarship Carl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Assoc. Arl Edilor, Veclor: Varsily Bowling: Traclr ln' lramurals: Eng. Soc.: Physics Club. B'KLYN POLY Mech. Engineering 659 40 ST. B'Irlyn. 32 GILBERT KOVELMAN Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Prog. Comm.: Physics Sq.: I-Iisl. Club. M.l.T. Elecf. Engineering 942 Leggell Ave. BX. 55 THEODORE KOWITT Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Pres. Oli. CI.: P.M. Club Advisor: Dismissal Sq.: Service Credil Comm.: Speclalor Slaflg Chem. Club. COLUMBIA Pharmacy l324 Carroll Sl. B'IcIyn. I3 LEONARD KRADITOR Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: J.V, Fool- ball: Fencing Club: Driving Club: Dancing Club: Baslcelball and Traclc Inlramurals. BROOKLYN Law I408 Broolclyn Ave. B'IcIyn. I0 MARTIN KRAMER Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholar- ship Cerl.: Silver P.S,A.L. Award: Program Comm.: J.V. Swimming. COLUMBIA Medicine IO87 Carroll S+, B'I4lyn. 25 THEODORE KREWSKI Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Baslcelball: J.V. Baseball: Pres., Eng. Soc.: Malh. Help: Spanish Help. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering I43 Slarr Sl. B'lcIyn. 37 Y S NFO RI SKY onze I h I r i C rl.: Band: Or- cheslra: A ' , Mg . Bowling Team. I43I Ale on Ave. Bx. 67 1 If J FRANK KRUPICKA Science Survey Group, ER UNION COOP . Elecl. Engineering 3I-78 33 Sl. Queens 6 WILLIAM KULIK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Physics Club: Eng. Soc.: Chem, Club: Var- sily Bowling. COOPER UNION Chem, Engineering 415 36 Sl. B'lcIyn. 32 GEORGE KUPFER Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: OFF. CI. Sec'y. PRAIRIE BIBLE INSTIT. ' Med. Missionary 20-I7 Palmello Sl. Queens 27 D ID RL D Ar a: Jr. ' : T ' e Eng ' -o e 'I': d z , ub: ra en I in Two ears in Fourlh Year I-Ionors: Orche ,ag II-Ciry Or- cheslra: Assl. Lilera Ed. Indi- calor: Cali larl' Ed. Music Noles: Vice , IZ' GF Club: P.M. b o: alin Help: Malh. e p. Medicine 27l Sullivan PI. B'IcIyn. 25 GERARD LACHS Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: J.V, Baslcelball: Varsily Swimming: Malh. Help: Phy- sics Help: Chem. Help: Baseball Inlramurals. N.Y.U. Chem. Engineering l76O Clay Ave. Bx. 57 MICHAEL LAMPADARIOS Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A,L. Award: Caliper Slafl: Bowl- ing Team: Veclor Ari Ed.: Physics Edilor. BROOKLYN Nuclear Physics 570 55 S+. B'kIyn. 20 ROBERT LANDI Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Glee Club: Theal. Club. C.C.N.Y. Agricullure 665 I0 Ave. Man, I9 45 HOWARD LANG Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A,L. Award: Chem, Club: Soc. Comm.: J.V. Baslrefball. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 360 Beekman Ave, Bx. 54 GERALD LANG AIR FORCE ZIO9 B'wey Man. 23 WILLIAM LANG Silver Scholarship Cerf.: P.M. Club Advisor: Vice Pres., Chem, Club: Off. CI. Sec'y.: Bnslcelboll Inirae murals. BROWN Medicine 565 Crown SI. B'IrIyn. I3 IL. L.. TERRENCE L PEN NA Bronze Scholarship Cerf. FORDHAM Denfisfry 8902 97 Sf. 7 Queens 21 MARTIN LAPIDUS Bronze P.S.A,I.. Award: Varsiiy Foofball: Glee Club: Rifle Club: Chess Team: Fencing Club: J.V. Foofball. FORDI-IAM Pharmacy 388 Easf 48 Sr. B'IrIyn. I3 GARY LASDUN 54 Riverside Dr. Man, 24 46 MURRAY LASOFF Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A,L. Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Physics Club: Radio Club: Eng. Soc.: Chem. Help: Maih. Help. COOPER UNION Elecf. Engineering 88 2 Ave. Man. 3 NIC AS L SZLO Gold P.S. . Nd: Conceri Conf. I Awar : in Conf. rl Awar , irsr Aid S : C ' r Ed.: Off. I. Sec'y.7 . Hisr. C : Rodio Club: T n. Foolball :C rn. . L FORDI-IAM Civ' ngi eering Q 469 4 Ave. I6 0 ANGELO LAVIOLA Silver P.S.A.L. Award. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 23-33 26 Sf. Queens 5 BARNABE L. DQMOLA 99'3I 64 Ave. Foresl Hills ERIC LEE Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Off. CI. Vice-Pres.: Service Sq. PRINCETON Civil Engineering I4O Riverside Dr, Man. 24 GEORGE LEE Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Off. CI. Pres.: J.V. Treclc: Varsify Beslrefball: P.M. Club Advisor: J.V. Baseball: Versiiy Base- ball: Winged Fool Soc.: Mafh. I-Ielp HOWARD Engineering 29I5 8 Ave, Man. 39 Q fa - se.. ,,.,M, MARTIN LEFF Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Maior S : Varsily Foolball: Journ. Soc.: Eng. Soc.: Driving Club: Fencing Club: OFF. Cl. Sec'y. COLUMBIA Mech. Engineering 499 Hari' S+. B'klyn. 2l yea! .W FRANK LEFKOWITZ Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq.: Sollball, Baslcelball lnlramurals: gporls Club: P.M. Hunl. and Fish. TUFTS Medicine 229-I6 l39 Ave. Queens I3 HAROLD LEFKOWITZ Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily S : Var- sily Baslcelball: .l.V. Baseball, Swim- ming: Baslcelball, Baseball lnlra- murals: Malh. Help: Physics Help: Driving Club. U. OF CINCINNATI Engineering I793 Prospecl' Ave. Bx. 57 EUGENE LEHECKA Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Slamp Club. M.l.T. Physics 407 Eas'r 82 S+. Man. 28 EDWARD LEHMAN Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq.: Srud. Comm.: Softball lnlra- murals. Law 4-ll Wesl' ll5 Sl. Man. 25 GERALD LEIBOWITZ Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Baslcelball Inlramurals. N.Y.U. Business 85 l I7 VHDL 59 F i 25 30 d MICHAEL LEMOV Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cf-Bri-I Han. Menlion All-School Soccer: Varsily Soccer, Track: SPOVJVS Fd Speclalor: Vice-Pres. Sr. Cl. Journ. Soc.: OFF. Cl, Vice-Pres.1 Ed. SGUIOF Chronicle. DARTMOUTH Law Zl-43 77 Sl. Oueens SAMUEL LERNER Gold Scholarship Cert: Lib. S-Cl-I l-lisl. Soc.: Chem. Club: Dismissal Sq. . . BROOKLYN Mledicine 890 Flushing Ave. BlilYn- 6 ' f ELI LESSER Silver Scholarship Ceril USIIGV Sq-3 OFF. Cl. Sec'y. Denlislry 25l Wesl 98 Sl. - Man. 25 pg,-v-vv bl: STANLEY LETTERMAN Silver Scholarship CSFI-i EVIQ- S-OC' C,C.N.Y. Elect EHQIUGGVWQ 85 P:++ S+. MGH- 2 HOWARD LEVENE Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Maior SH: Mgr.: Foolball Team: Varsily Swim- ming: Malh. Help: Glee Club. COLUMBIA Medicine 20 Mel. Oval BX- 62 Y ALAN L INE Silver P.S.A.L. Awa : Sollball Jn- 'lramuralsfi - C. .Yfl Ele I. E i 47 . ueens ARTHUR LEVINE Silver P.S A.L Award' Mafh l-lel . . . . p: OH. Sq. M.l.T. Mech. Engineering I534 Selwyn Ave. Bx. 57 DAVID LEVINE Silver Scholarshi Cerf' Silver G.O.. Fif+h Form Sec'y.: All-Cily Radio Worlcshop: Speclalor Sfail: Cify G.O, Council Rep.: Man. G.O. Council Re.: Mimeo Sq.: Soc. Comm.: Baslrelball, Baseball lnlra- murals. DARTMOUTH Law lO42 Union Sl. B'l:lyn. 25 p .. P.S.A.L. Award: Vice-Pres.. ' JEROME LEVINE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Arch. Soc.: Oli. Cl. Pres.: Dismissal Sq.: J.V. Baslcolball, Gym. Sq. C.C.N.Y. Archilocluro 2785 Sodqewiclc Ave. Bx. 68 PAUL LEVINE Arisla Council: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: l-lon. Menlion, Weslinghouse Science Talenl Search: Lawrence Mayers Peace Award: Physics Sq.: Prog. Comm.: Physics Club: Ed. Veclor: Fresh- man Orienlafion. M.l.T. Elecfronics 43-08 4I Sl. Oueens 4 SCHOEL LEVINE Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Caliper Slalil: Touchdown Club: Vice-Pres., Malh. Club: Sludenl Comm.: Baslcelball lnframurals. BUCKNELL Bus. Admin. 203 Wesl 90 S+. Man. 24 ' cl C.l:'5Vl'l'U U . JACQUES LEVY Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Var- sily Foolball, Baseball: J.V, Base- ball: Co-Capf., Baslrefball Infra- murals: Journ. Club: Ger. Club: Varsify Handball: Sfud. Comm. C.C.N.Y. Journalism 400 Easl 9I Sf. Man. 28 48 JERRY LEWIS Jr. Arisla: Gold P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Baseball, Handball: Malh. Sq.: Chem. Club: Baslxelball, Baseball lnlramurals: OFF. Cl. Vice-Pres. B'KLYN POLYTECH Chem. Engineering 2075 79 S+. B'klyn. I4 JOHN LEWIS Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Usher Sq.: Gym. Sq.: Bio. Sq.: Dis- missal Sq.: Arl Slahf lndicalor: Journ. Club: Malh. Help: Baseball lnframurals: Jr, UNESCO Delegale. CORNELL Archifeclure I864 85 S+. B'kIyn. I4 JOEL LEWITTES Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Baslcel- ball, Baseball lnlramurals: Track Sq.: Fencing Club: Chem. Club. COLUMBIA Law 585 Wesl End Ave. Man. 24 ALLAN LIEBERMAN Spoclalor Sfall: Physics Sq.: Oli. Sq.: Adv. Camera Club: Bio. Club: Soc. Comm. N.Y.U. Medicine 124 West 93 S+. Man. 25 ARTHUR LIEBERMAN Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: P.M. Club Advisor: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres. CORNELL Engineerinq 229 Wesl 78 Sl. Man. 24 FREDRIC LIEBRADER Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sollball, Baslcelball lnlramurals: Journ. Soc.: Radio Club: Varsily Baseball, Bowl- ing. QUEENS Chemisiry 3988 48 Sf. Queens 4 CHARLES LIPSCHUTZ l86 Riverside Dr. Man. 24 FREDERICK LIPSTEIN Silver Scholarship Cerl'.: Soccer Sq.: Bowling Sq.: Speclalor Slalil: Senior Chronicle Slafl: Usher Sq.: Hisl. Club. ALFRED 2I5 Wesl 83 Sl. Man. 24 MARTIN LITKE Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Slucl. Comm.: Prog. Comm.: Malh. Help: Chem. Help: OFF. Sq.: Slud, Comm.: Slud. Guide. BROOKLYN Accounling 984 Dahill Rd. B'lrlyn. 4 SOCRATES LITSIOS Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Malh. Team: Assoc. Ed. Malh. Survey: Malh. Soc.: Dismissal Sq. COOPER UNION Engineering 54 Vermilyea Ave. Man. 34 RICHARD LOEB Silver Scholarship Cer'l'.: P.S.A.L. Award: P.M. Club Advisor: Caliper Slaff: Malh. Help: Usher Sq.: Soc. Comm.: Hebrew Cul. Soc.: Baslcel- ball lnframurals. JOHN HOPKINS Medicine I3O-25 229 Sl. Queens ROBERT LOEWENGART Glee Club: J.V. Baseball: Sporls Club: Driving Club: Fencing Club. N.Y.U. Bus Admin. 35-55 73 Sf. Queens BERNARD LOTH Silver Scholarship Cert! P.S.A.L. Award: Bio. Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: Malh. Help: Baslcelball lnlramurals. COOPER UNION Elecl. ,Engineering 2065 Belmonl' Ave. BX- 57 JOHN LOW Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Malh. Club: Chem. Club: Driving Club: Eng. Soc. CLARKSON Elecl. Engineering 37-57 85 Sl. Queens 72 FRANK LUHAN Traclr Club: Rifle Club: Malh. Club. STEVENS Elecl. Engineering I623 Mayflower Ave. Bx. bl BERNARD MACKLER Arisla: Sec.. Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Capl., Varsily Baslcelball: Prog. Comm.: Pres., Journ. Club: Arch. Soc.: OFF. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Speclalor Sralil, COLUMBIA Mech. Engineering l268 Clay Ave. Bx. 56 LAWRENCE MADOFF Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: lnclicafor Sralfi Dismissal Sq. N.Y.U. Medicine 45I Wesf 44 Sl. Man. I8 1 ROBERT MAGG Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Mgr., Rifle Team: Sec'y.. Rifle Club: Bowling Team: Pres., Slamp Club: Glee Club: Sec'y., Camera Club: Sludenl Comm.: Gym Leader: Radio Club: Bible Club: Farm Cadel: Malh. Help: Chem. Help: Chem, Sq. ROCI-l. INST. TECH. Elecl. Research 62-20 B2 Pl. Queens 49 LOUIS MAGGIO Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Arf and Publ, Comm,: Journ. Soc.: Fronf Page Sfaff: Radio Club: P.M. Club Advisor. Medigine 6IO Easf I9l Sf. Bx. 59 THOMAS MAIER Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Radio Club: P.M. Club Advisor: Caliper Sfaff. ROCHESTER U. Psychiafry 1432 52 S+. B'klyn. I9 JULIAN MALEK I42 W. B3 SI. Man. 24 VALENTINE MANCINI Silver P.S.A.L. Award: ,l.V. Baslxel- ball: Baseball lnframurals: Driving Club: Dancing Club: Mafh, Help. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineering 235 Easf 4 Sf. Man, 9 PAUL MAND ELL Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: J,V. Swim- ming Team: Hisf, Club: Visual Aids Sq. CHICAGO U. I27 Wesf 94 Sf. Man. W MANILOW Silver Scholarship Cerf. .C.N.Y, Educafion IA36 . l Quee K . 50 WILLIAM MANNING Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Varsily Traclc: Baseball, Traclr lnframuralst Off. Cl. Pres.: Varsify Baseball: Rifle Team: Rifle Club: P.M. Club Advisor: Chem. Club. N.Y.U. Chemisfry 764 Easl I6I SI. BX. Sb DANIEL MARATOS Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Glee Club: Mafh. Help: Bible Club: Track, Cross Counfry Team. CORNELL Veferinary Medicine 89-37 Gold Courf Queens I7 RONALD MARCHESE N.Y.U. Aero. Engineering 367 Easf I59 Sf. MARTIN MARGOLIS Office Sq. C.C.N.Y. Accounfinq I636 Lexingfon Ave. Man. 29 STEPHEN MARGULIS Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Rifle Club: Varsify Rifle: Bio. Club. C.C,N.Y. Chemisfry l7OO Crolona Pk. Bx. 60 MICHAEL MARIGLIANO 52425 Van Dam Sf. Queens I LOUIS MARIN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Bowl- 'ng: Soc. Comm.: Sfudenl Comm. C.C.N.Y. Accounrinq 297 Easl 98 SI. B'lclyn, I2 VINCENT MARINO Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Pholo Club: Off. Sq. Varsily Baseball. N.Y.U. Aero. Engineering 249 Easl II5 SI. Man. 29 ROBERT MARKOWITZ Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: lndicalor Slaff: OI- fice Sq.: Pholo Club: Baslcelball. Soflball Inlramurals: Bio. Club. COLUMBIA Medicine I9 Easl 98 SI. Man. 29 RAYMOND MARKS Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Baseball: Baskelball Iniramurals. PENN Finance 2I85 Grand Concourse Bx. 53 JOHN MARTIN OFF. Cl. Sec'y.: Chem. Sq.: Library Sq.: Caliper Slail: Mail Room Sq.: Emergency Room Sq. AIR FORCE 30-49 36 SI. Queens 3 ROBERT MARTIN Arisfa Council: Gold Scholarship Cert: Hon. Menlion Weslinghouse Science Talenl Search: Ed. Malh. Survey: Sec'y. Journ. Club: Malh. Team: Lib, Sq.: Exec. Member, Malh, Soc.: Minor Pubs. Comm.: Man. Ed. Speclalor. HARVARD Medicine 30-49 36 SI. Queens 3 JOSEPH MARTORANO Arisra: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Bio. Sq.: Record Comm.: Off. Cl. Vice Pres.: Dismissal Sq.: Service Sq. HARVARD Medicine I4l-5I 84 Dr, Queens 35 JOHN MARX 422 Easl I60 Sl. BX. 56 ROBERT MATERSON OILI. CI. Vice Pres.: Glee Club: Dismissal Sq.: Fencing Club. N.Y.U. Elecl. Engineering 86 Guernsey SI. B'lclyn. 2? 'we?v,,:.,,...:i.aa.a. MATTHEW MATHISSON Bio. Sq.: Blue Prinl Sq.: Pholo. Club: Bio.-Med. Club: Sollball ln- framurals. C.C.N.Y. Business Admin. I55 Souih 4 SI. B'lclyn. Il ATSUSHI MATSUO Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsiiy Bas- lceiball: Oil. CI. Pres.: Sr. Council: Caliper Ari Sfafl: Research, Sla- +is+ics Sq. COLUMBIA Chem. Engineering CHARLES MAUSKOPF Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq.: I-lisl. Club. I4-O-I0 Franklin Ave. Queens COLUMBIA Law 51 ERIC MAYER Silver Scholarship Cert: Vergify Baseball: Varsily Swimming: Band. COLUMBIA Denlislry B24 Wes? I76 Sf. Man. 33 JOHN McCULLOCH BROOKLYN Engineering 729 Manhallan Ave, B'lrlyn. 22 RAY MEADDOUGH Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Third Form Pres.: I'-lisl. Club. BATES Law 249 Wes? I49 SI. Man. 39 JAY MEISEL Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OH. Cl. Vice Pres.: Dismissal Sq.: Malh Help: Baslnelball lnframurals, BROOKLYN Denlislry IO4 Eesl 4 Sl. Man. 3 .IOEL MELLIS Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Ori. Cl. Vice Pres.: Speclalor Sfalil: Soc. Comm.: Vice Pres., Sporls Club: Driving Club. PENN U. Law 274 I Ave. Man. 9 NORMAN MENDELSOHN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cer+,3 Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Pub. Comm.: Mafh. I-lelpg Chem. Club: P.M. Club Advisor. COLUMBIA Pharmacy I079 I-'Iall Pl. Br. Sv 52 LEONARD MENDES Driving Club: Rifle Club: Off. Cl. Pres.: Varsily Baseball. COLUMBIA Denlislry 499 Easl l3B Sl. BX. 54 CARL MERCURIO Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Varsily Baseball: Baseball Inframurals. ET. SCI-IUYLER NAVAL ACAD. Engineering 2426 Fish Ave. Bx. 69 JOSEPH MESSING Oil. Cl. Pres.: Mimeo. Sq.: Dis- missal Sq.: Varsily Baslcelball: Slamp Club: Varsily Baseball: Varsily Bowling. C.C.N.Y. Elecl. Engineering 653 Easl I82 SI. Bx. 53 NICHOLAS MICALONE Pres. Rifle Club: Driving Club: Radio Club: Soc. Comm.: Spec- Ialor Slalil. Elecl. Engineering 653 Easl IB2 SI. Bx. 57 PERCY MILLER Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Oil. Cl. Pres.: Soli- ball lnlramurals: Oil. Sq. C.C.N.Y. Pharmacy 242 Bradhursl Ave. Man. 39 MELVYN MILLMAN Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Glee Club: Speclalor Slalzl. ALFRED Medicine 36-O4 3I Ave. Oueens 3 LESTER MINSUK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Vice Pres. Chem. Club: Sludenl Comm. COOPER UNION Chem. Engineering 529 Easf 95 S+. B'kIyn. iz LOUIS MINTZ Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sporls Club: Chess Club: Soflball lnlramurals: Mafh. Help: German I-Ielp, QUEENS Oplomelry 96l Faile Sl. Bx. 59 JACK MITTELMAN Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Lib. Sq.: Eng. Soc.: Chem. Club: Chess Club: Radio Club. N.Y.U. Elecl. Engineering 34 Posl Ave. Man. 34 :YQ cHAn:,d2'Ri4g4 V 'ly Fnlball: . B se all: ,V. riigmal- ogag Pres: + all I lramurg enc'n Q : I-lisi. Club. 0 369 Wesl'-I 6 Sl, Man. 26 elf-fy: MAXWELL MORTON Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Phy. Sq: Handball Team: Board of Ed. Tel. Shows. COOPER UNION Engineering 70I Wesl' l75 Sl. Man. 33 ROBERT MOSES Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsify Baslcelball: Varsily Track: Off. Cl. Pres. BATES 2llD Wesl ISI Sl. Man. 39 HAROLD MOSKOWITZ Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Ed. G.O. Voice: Arl, Pub. Comm.: Pres. Med. Soc. N.Y.U. Medicine 248 Easl 82 S+. Man. 28 SALVATOR MULE' Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sr. Cl. Pres.: Oil. Cl. Pres.: Pres. P,M. Dance Club. C.C.N.Y. Elecf. Engineering 237 Easl IIO S+. Man. 29 MARVIN MYERS Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq. S.M.U. Engineering 252 Wesl 76 Sf. Man. 23 RICHARD NAUSCH Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: J.V. Base- ball: Baseball lnlramurals: Sporls Club: Rifle Club: OFF. Sq.: Mafh, Help. 4l4 EaSl 78 Sl, Man, 2I LESTER NEEDLE Silver Scholarship Carl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: J. V. Baseball: Tennis Team: Baseball, Baslrel- ball lnlramurals: Sporls Club: Driv- gng Club: Malh. Off. Sq.: Debaling oc. COLUMBIA Civil Engineering 28-28 29 Sl. Queens 2 ANDREW NEHRIG Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsiiy Swimming: Maior S LEI-IIGH I lndusf. Engineerihg 23-57 3l Drive Queens 6 53' ERIC NELSON Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq. RENSSELAER Mech. Engineering I585 Odell Sf. Bx. 62 HOWARD NENNER Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: OPI. Cl. Pres.: Mafh. Off. Sq. BRANDEIS Educalion I964 Bryanl Ave. BX, 60 DENNIS NESWALD Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Voice of G.O. Shall: Indicalor Slafl: Social Comm.: I-Iisf. Club: Rifle Club: Baseball Inframurals. C.C.N.Y. Bus. Admin. 3I0 Easi 9 SI. Man. 3 MICHAEL NEWBURGH Silver Scholarship CerI.: Vice Pres. Mafh. Club: Chem. Sq.: Dismissal Sq. N,Y:U, Business 35-42 73 SI. Queens FRED NEWMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Arl Ed. In- dicalor: Oil. CI. Vice Pres.: S.H.S. Leader Award: Ari' Slafi G.O. Voice: Ari Comm.: Pub. Comm.: Civil Service Comm.: Varsily Base- ball: J.V. Baseball: J.V. Foofball. Baslcefball. Soifball Inframuralsi Hisl. Club: Driving Club: Journ. Club: Pre-Session Sq.: Chem. Help. ALABAMA Journalism 831 Gerard Ave. BX. 5I LEE NEWMAN Silver Scholarship Cert: Jud. Board: Varsify Baslcefballg Varsily Golf: Bio, Sq. MICHIGAN Medicine 660 FI. Washingfon Ave. Man. 33 54 MATTH I 0 d I Aw , Mgr, I 5' vey: an, Ed , Indicafor Sfaff a : . lub Advise: His I e- Session smi ' ' - Com . Sq.. I S off- : I VAN e Medicine IO9 Tapscoll SI. B'Irlyn, I2 LAM' . QUE S i i .S.A.L. Award: aslrel , I a Inlramurals: SI m , 'K Y POLYTECH . Engineering 23-49 I SI Queens GEORGE NIGRO Varsily Bowling: Bowling lnlra: murals: Chem. Help. COOPER UNION Elecf. Engineerinq 75 Broome SI. Man, 2 HOWARD NORRIS Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Form Vice Pres.: Off. CI. Pres.: Varsily Fool- ball: Baslrelball Inlramurals. RENSSELAER Archileclure 445 WBSI 50 SI. Man, I9 HARVEY NOVA Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Tenfh Yr. Maih. Award: Off. CI. Vice Pres.: Dismissal Sq.: Bio. Sq.: Eng. Off. Sq.: Mafh. Help: Chem. Help. YALE Denlislry 505 Rockaway Plrwy, B'kIyn, I2 JOHN O'CONNOR Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sporls Club Advisor: Baslcefball Inlramuralsg Radio Club: Sfud. Comm. C.C.N.Y. Business Admin. 2I-62 36 Sf. Queens S : Ari d ERNEST ODIERA Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Swimming: Baseball lnlramurals: Eng. Soc.: Journ. Club: Off. Cl. Vice Pres.: Radio Club. N.Y.U. Elecl. Engineering I62I Van Buren Sl. Bx. 60 Q IRVING OJALVO Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Service Sq.: Glee Club. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 23-08 24 Ave. Queens ALFRED OPPENHEIMER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Radio Club: Physics Club. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineering 5307 EI. I-Iamillon Pkwy., B'lclyn. I9 DONALD ORGEN C.C.N.Y, Chem. Engineering 430 Easl l62 Sl. BX. 56 VICTOR ORTIZ Driving Club: Tropical Fish Club. HUNTER Chem. Engineering IOS Easl IO2 Sl. Man. 29 GEORGE OSTERLOH Bronze Scholarship Cerl'.: Slamp Club: Trees. Superior Surveys Inc. Jr, Achievemenl. N.Y.U. Business 465 Easl l55 Sl. BX. 55 MICHAEL OZOL Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Caliper Slafl: Varsily Chess: Vice Pres. Chess Club: Traclc Club: Fencing Club. C.C.N.Y. Medicine 4-O Morfon SI. Man. I4 Bljl ROBERT PAGANO Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: - Varsily Baslcelball: J.V. Baseball: Varsily Baseball: Physics Sq.: Radio, Club: Eng. Soc.: Malh. Club: Malh. Help RPI- EI +. E ' ' 26 29I2 Philip Ave. ec nglnBS.rl2T SIMON PALUSZIEWICZ Silver Scholarship Ceri. EORDI-IAM Nuclear Physics 225 Easl 7 Sl. Man. 9 PAUL PANISH Bronze Scholarship Cert: Vice Pres. Bio, Club: P.M. Session Sq. C.C.N.Y. Chemislry 4-73 Linden Blvcl. Bililyn. 3 HARRY PARNASS Bronze P.S.A.L. Award. DARTMOUTI-I I37 Riverside Drive Man, 24 ALAN PATON Rifle Club: Sporfs Club: Baseball, Baslcelball lnlramurals: J.V. Base- ball: Gym. Seciy.: OH. Sq. MARYLAND Bus. Ad. SII Easl 79 SI. Man. 21 55 ALDO PELLEGRINELLI Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Off. CI. Vice Pres.: Baslmelball Inlramurals: Traclr Inframurals: Varsily Bowling: Slu- denr Comm. C C,N,Y, En ineerin - 9 Q 32I Easl 48 Sl. Man. I7 JOHN PENN OFF. Cl. Pres.: Baseball, Basllelbdll lnlramurals: Sporls Club: Driving Club. C.C,N,Y, Engineering II7 Wesl I44 Sl. Man. 30 ALDO PERACCHIO Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Pholo. Club. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 472 4I si, Ellyn- 37 DAVID PERLMAN Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Social Comm.: J.V. Baseball: Rifle Club: Rifle Team: Bowling Club. B'KLYN POLYTECI-I Elecl. Engineering I705 Andrews Ave. Bx. 53 RAYMOND PERRONE Silver Scholarship Carr.: Winged Fool Soc. QUEENS Engineering 4742 47 Sr. Queens 77 NEIL PERSLEY Service Award' Dismissal S . q. C.C.N.Y, Aulo. Engineering 1514 49 S+, B'kIyn. I9 56 PASQUALE PETIX Arisla: Capl. Fencing Team: P.M. Club Advisor. COLUMBIA Denlislry I86-36 Dormans Road. Queens I2 NEIL PETTIGREW Silver P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Fool- ball. C.C.N.Y. Business 520 Wesf I84 Sl. Man. 33 MICHAEL PHILLIPS S.I-I.S. Leader Award: Ed. in Chief, Indicator: I-Iisl. Club: Gym. Sq.: 0.0. Ari Comm.: Sfamp Club: G.O, Publ. Comm.: Pre-Session Sq.: Varsily Swimming: Off, CI. Sec'y.: Sollball lnlremurals: Bio-Med. Club: Driving Club: J.V. Foolball: Malh. Help: Service Sq.: 0.0. Voice Arl Slafl: Bio. Sq. COOPER UNION Engineering I82 Bonner? Ave. Man. 33 THOMAS PIAZZA Driving Club: Oll. Cl. Vice Pres.: Sludenl Comm.: Pholo. Club. M.l.T. Archileclure I423 42 Sl. B'IrIyn. I9 ROBERT PICKHOLTZ Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Baseball, Baskelball lnrramurals: Dismissal Sq.: Usher Sq.: Blue Prinr Sq.: Fool- ball Sq.: Sporrs Club. BROOKLYN Pharmacy 2 Websler Ave. Blcyng 30 EONARD IEKARSKY ' er Scholarship Cerl.: Base , B slrel II lnlramurals: Var ' y Fo - xx I i iN. STATE Engi er g 706 Faile Sl. HERBERT PILLER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: J.V, Base- ball: Malh. Help: OFF. Sq.: Base- ball lnlramurals: Physics Sq. B'KLYN POLYTECH Elecl. Engineering 749 Beclc Sl. Bx. 55 IRWIN PIZER Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Dis- missal Sq.: Cvlee Club: P.M. Club Advisor: Hisl. Club. ANTIOCH Medicine 45-I2 I94 S+. Oueens 58 G JOHN XJR E Silver P. A . o en in N Q . S- A Q Club Caliper Sla s I .: Chess K lu c.c. fs ' N X l8l0 i- lon ve. Man. ILAN PLAWKER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq.: Bio. Club: Driving Club: Bas- lcelball lnlramurals: Arl Ed. I-Iisl. Dept Magazine: Eoolball Sq.: Soil- ball Inlramurals. N.Y.U. Denlislry I876 Slrauss Sl, B'IcIyn. I2 PETER PLESHKO Bronze P.S.A.L. Awarcl. C.C.N.Y. Elecl. Engineering l525 Washinglon Ave. Bx. 51 ARNOLD PLOTKIN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Prog. Comm.: Malh. Help: Lib. Sq.:: Dismissal Sq.: lndicalor Slalll. COLUMBIA Medicine 424 Ocean View Ave. B'IcIyn. 35 5 ANDRE POUEYMIROU Silver Scholarship Cerl.: G.O. Off. Sq. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering 75 Vermilyea Ave. Man. 34 T 5 . ALVIN POUSSAINT Arisla: Sliver Scholarship Cerl.: 'I Cily I-l.S. Band: Off. C Xi S.l-I.S. Band: Ass c Ed. er: OFF. Cl. Vice-Pres.: ' ali: Sr. Council. COLUMBIA Psychialry ll2 Easl IOI S+. Man. 29 FREDERICK PREISINGER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Pre-Ses- sion Sq.: Caliper Slaicl: Sec'y. Malh. Soc.: Hisl. Club: Ori. Sq.: Journ. Club: Sluclenl Comm.: P.M. Club Advisor: Malh. I-lelp: Chess Club: Chem. I-Ielp. Chem. Club: Fronl Page Slalzl: Publ. Sq.: lndicalor Slail: Malh, Survey Slalil. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineering 490 Easl 74 SI. Man. 2l HOWARD PRESSMAN Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: OFF. Cl. Pres.: Prog. Comm.: Dismissal Sq.: J.V. Baslcelball: Chess Club: Sporls Club: Basl1e+balI,TracIc lnlramurals. CORNELL Engineering 2088 Mohegan Ave, Bx. 60 JACQUES PRESTON S.I-l.S. Orcheslra: Music Sq. C.C.N.Y. Archileclure 456 Wesl ISO S+. ,Man. 3I ,, Il f f - ' ' I - 4. jp, . J .I ALAN PROVIDENCE Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: OFF, Cl. Vice-Pres.: Track Inlramurals: Malh. I-Ielp, IONA Medicine 4 Easl ll0 Sl. Man. 29 57 I NICHOLAS PULCINI IOOI Eaile Sl. Bx. 59 ull JAMES Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Bowling: Varsily Baskelball: Sollball Infra- murals: Hisl. Club: Chem. Club: Math. Help. DARTMOUTH Medici 44 Mulberry Sl. an. STEVEN QUARFORDT Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Varsity Handball: Varsily Baseball: Orches- lra: All-Cily Orchoslra. GQ4,l.l.M,B,LA QJEGNQ Medicine 5748 80 SI, Queens HOWARD RACHLIN Silver Scholarshi Cerl' S.H.S. p .. Leader Award: Maih. Help. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering I456 Townsend Ave. Bx. 52 VINCENT RAGO Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Traclc Varsily: J.V. Baseball: Oil. CI. Vice Pres.: Oil. Sq.: Assi. Ed., Flying Dulchman. N.Y.U. Engineering 2I38 Hughes Ave. BX. 57 PER RANDBY Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Foolball: Off. Cl. Pres.: Senior Council: Varsity Baseball. C.C.N.Y. Civil Engineering IBO6 Vyse Ave. Bx. 60 58 KARL RASMUSSEN I2 Gan Seyvorl Si. Man. I4 MICHAEL RATHET Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Speclalor Slarl: OFF. Sq.: J.V. Baseball: Bas- lcelball Inlramurals: Eronl Page Slali: Hisl. Mag. Slafl: Journ. Soc. COLUMBIA Journalism l32O Riverside Dr. Man. 33 GEORGE REDLICH Bronze Scholarship Carl.: Sluclenf Comm. I-I-6'PS'1'R'R 9' '-' 'N5 Medicine I., M-n-rr .fri 26 LEWIS REEF Bio. Club: Pholo. Club: Physics Sq. N.Y.U. Denfisfry 49I4 Pl. Hamillon Plcwy. B'lclyn JOEL RESNICK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Indicalor Slafl: Radio Club: Capl. Pre-Ses- sion Sq.: Malh. Soc.: Journ. Club. CORNELL Eleci. Engineering 1826 49 S+. B'kIyn. 4 KENNETH RICHTER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Eng. Soc.: Photo. Club: Traclc Club: Sollball, Track Inlramurals: Off, Cl. Sec'y. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering 32-06 35 Ave. Queens 6 ORLANDO RIGONO Chem. Club: Rifle Club: Pholo. Club: French Club. C.C.N.Y. Linguislics 520 Easf I4 SI. Man. 9 DAVID RILEY Silver P.S.A.L, Award: P.M. Club Advisor: Audio-Visual Sq.: J.v. Eoolball: Sporls Club: Journ. Club. I-'IOESTRA Engineering I8-38 27 Dr. Queens 5 KENN - RIND risfa: Jr. A 4-is' f - cholarship Qer'I'.' I.. e .A.L. 'I ard: Cali- war , Sad r Slalzi, Malh. Sur er 1 - 'res Wi ner: S.l-I.S. Leaders A d. . , Fl' Audio Visual S ' Chem , - q.. . . S .: 'ib. Sq.: Guidance Sq CORNELL Chemislry I629 Easlern Plcwy. B'l:lyn. 33 RUSSELL ROANE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Sludenl Comm.: Phoio, Club, B'KLYN. POLYTECI-l Chemislry 233 Wesl 2I Sf. Man. Il STEPHEN ROBBINS Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: P.S.A.L. Award: Pre-Session Sq.: Malh. Soc.: Baslcelball Inframurals. CORNELL Engineering 726 Easl 5 S+. B'lclyn. I8 JEROME ROBESTELLI Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Radio Club? Mafh. Club: Off. Sq.: Varsily Fool- ball. B'KLYN. POLYTECI-I Elecl. Engineering I822 Mohegan Ave. BX- 60 sqxnflfi' 'I ie, ' X .X if A . RI ' ROBEY Ari a' I cholarship Cer.: Mag ' : Orcheslra: Co rl Ban lee Club: Fooiball Band: Musical Noles Slalll: Malh. Soc.: Malh. Survey: Malh. Team: Spec- lalor Sfalzl: I-Iisl. Club: Malh. I-Ielp. YALE Chemislry l54-I Union SI. B'Iclyn. I3 I WALTER ROBINSON Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Eng. Soc.: Radio Club: Rifle Club: Malh. Club: Physics Club: Varsily Swimming. N.Y.U. Aeronaulics 'un wee vo S+. Man. 23 ANTHONY ROCCOGRANDI Dismissal Sq.: Off. Cl. Vice Pres. C.C.N.Y. Engineering I2 Mangin S+. Man. 2 MARVIN ROCHWARGER Jr, Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl: Journ. Club: Chem. Club: Baslcel- ball Inlramurals. COOPER UNION Engineering I23 Ten Eyclc Walk B'IcIyn. 6 PATRIC RODRIGUEZ Gold P.S.A.L, Award. C.C.N.Y. Business 627 Easl I4-I Sl. Bx. 54 ,4-,gl e'.: vi'Z 1441666 IC EL ROMANOV 885 W I n HUF 59 1 Q IRA ROSCHELLE Aris'ra, Jr Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Swimming: Chem. Club: Camera Club: Physics Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: Freshman Orienlalion: OH. Cl. Pres.: Baskelball lnframurals: Chem. Help: Malh. Help. ALFRED Medical Research ll2O Wyalf Sf. BX. 60 AARON ROSEN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Baslcelball Inlramurals: S.H.S. Chrmn,: Jr. U.N.E.S.C.O. Meelinqs. C.C.N.Y. Chemislry BIS Fairmounl Pl. Bn. 60 HERMAN ROSEN lnlerviewinq Comm., Arisla: Jr. Arisln: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Slaqo Di' roclor, Thea, Cl. Play: Oil. Sq.: Prof... Chem. Club: Prog. Comm.: 'Spo'clal'or..Slall: lndicalor Stall? Malh, Holp: Hisl. Club: Oll. Cl. Vice-Pros.: Capl., Baslcolball lnlraf murals: Copy Ldilor, lndicalnr, N.Y.U, Donlislry I35 Ridqo Sl. Man. 2 ussus Rosen ' Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Silver P.S.A L. Award: Oil. Sq.: Malh. Club: Bio. Club: Traclx Team. CORNELL Medicine 277 Wesl End Ave. Man. 23 PHILIP ROSEN Chem. Club. C.C.N.Y. Chemisrry 2l6 Clinlon Sr. Man. 2 RICHARD ROSEN Gold Service Cerl.: Music Honors: Assl, Man. Orcheslra: Band: Chrmn. GO. OPI. Sq.: Man. Ed., Voice ol G.O.: Co-Ed. Musical Noles: Lil. Ed. Malh Survey: Bio, Sq.: All-Cily Orcheslrag Caliper Slall: P.M. Club Advisor: Sql,-al-Arms, Hisl. Club. OBERLIN 65-ol Saunders Sl. Oueens 74 60 ROBERT ROSEN Silver Scholarship Cerf.: I-lisl. Club: Journ. Club. C.C.N.Y. Bus. Admin. 592 Oak Terrace Bx. 54 SOLOMON ROSEN Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Olil. Sq.: Assembly Sq. C.C.N.Y. Chemislry 7l3 Easf 5 Sl. Man. 9 STUART ROSEN Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: lnclicalor Slall: Varsify Bowling: Baslcelball lnlramurals. PENNSYLVANIA 75-27 l72 S+. Queens 66 AARON ROSENBAUM Bronze P.S.A.L. Award, COLUMBIA Pharmacy I5l Ridge Sl. Man. 2 DAVID O NBERG Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: P.S.A,L. Award: OFF. Pres.: Rec. Sq.: Dismis Sq.: Chem., Malh. Help. CHICAGO Psychology 2l5 Chesler Sl. B'lrlyn. I2 DONALD ROSENBERG Arisla: Jr. Arisiag Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Var- sily Foorball, Baseball: Form Pres.: Oli. Cl. Pres.: Speclalor Slarl: ln- dicalor Slalzlp Lib. Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: OPI. Sec'y.: G.O. Off. Sq, PURDUE Aeronaulics 607 We-sl IB4 Sf. Man. 33 NEIL ROSENBERG OFF. Cl. Pres.: J.V. Baseball: J.V. Track: Radio Club: J.V. Swimming. COAST GUARD ACAD. Engineering 222 So. 9 SI. B'klyn. ll SELIGMAN ROSENBERG Arisra: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Lib. Sq.: I-lisl. Club: Malh. I-Ielp: Adv. Comm.: I-Iisl. Club. N.Y.U. Chemislry 40-20 50 Ave. Oueens 4 STANLEY ROSENBERG AssI'. Pholo. Ed., lndicalor: Radio Club. Elecr. Engineering III7 52 S+. B'klyn. I9 ROBERT ROSENTHAL Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Baskelball Sq.: Malh. Club: Baskelball, Baseball ln- Iermurals: Lalin Club: Track Sq.: Specfafor Slaff. CORNELL Medicine 350 Wesl' I76 S+. Man, 33 WILLIAM ROSENTHAL Jr. Aris+a: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Off. Cl, Vice Pres. COLUMBIA Bus. Admin. I40 Wesf End Ave. Man. 25 GERALD ROSENZWEIG Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: FFSHCII Award: Bronze Service Award: Var- sify Swimming: Assi. Mgr. Swim- ming Team: Rifle Club: Indicaror S+aI5F: I-lisl. Club: Lib. Sq. YALE Medicine 45-32 43 S+. Queens 4 MELVIN ROSH Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert? S.l-I.S. G.O, Medal: Glee Cl.: I-Iisf. Club: Dismissal Sq.: OFF. Cl. OFF.: Chem. Club: Chess Club: Med. Soc.: Assl. Adv. Ed. Specfaior. CORNELL Medicine 263-20 79 Ave. Queens HUGO ROSSI Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Maior SH: Foofball Band: Concerl Band: Malh. I-Ielp. C.C.N.Y. Theor. Mafhemalics 797 Crolona Pk. N. Bx. 60 ROBERT ROSSI Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Ed. Voice: Slucl. Wel. Comm.: Driving Club: Med. Club. COLUMBIA 45I5 49 Queens 77 DONALD ROTH 1 Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship rf.: OIT. Cl. Pres.: .l.V. Foorball: lndicafor Sfarf: Music Nofes' Slall: Concerl Band: Slud. Comm. Bio. Sq.: Ma'rh I-Ielp. COLUMBIA Law IO5 Clarke Pl. Bx. 52 HARVEY ROTH Arisla: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Indicalor Srafi: Serv. Sq.: Baslcelball, Baseball lnframurals. RENSSELAER Engineering l44O Undercliff Ave, Bx. 52 ORMAN ROTHB RG P. Pub. .M.1.C.I:I.LQ4rN Medicine 61 ZW, OVID ROTHE Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Sil- ver P.S.A,L. Award: Arisla Infer- viewinq Comm.: Trig. Award: Slal. Sq.: Research Sq.: Malh. Team: Malh, Soc.: Malh. Help: P.M. Club Advisor: Chess Team. M.I.T. Engineering 408 Easl S4 Sl. Man. 22 HOWARD ROTHSTEIN Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Handball, Foofball: Eorm Sec'y.: Oil, CI, Pres.: Traclc, Foolball. Baseball In- lramurals. JOHNS HOPKINS Medicine 85eSl 2I0 S+. Oueens ARNOLD ROUSSINE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Mainl. Sq.: Fondgq uClub: Drivinq Sq.: Enq. Soc. ls M.l.T. Aeronaulics 88l Easl I79 Sl. Bx. 60 U 1 STEPHEN ROZENFELD Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: OFF. Cl. Vice Pres.: Glee Club: Vice Pres., P.M. Sporls Club: Pres., P.M. Slamp Club. PURDIIE Chem. Enq. 4066 lfhaca Sl. Oueens 73 KENNETH ROZETT Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Pres. Aulo Club: Eng. Soc. Mech En ineerin - Q 9 I684 Wesl I Sl. B'lrlyn. 23 MARTIN RUBENBERG Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Chem. Sq.: Gold Service Award: Pres. Physics Soc.: Vice Pres. Radio Club: Pres. P.M. Chem. Club: P.M. Club Advisor: Physics Sq. N.Y.U. Medicine 1262 45 S+. B'lclyn. I9 62 SAMUEL RUBINSTEIN Bowling Team. BROOKLYN Educafion 25 Orallon Sl. Bx. I2 ROBERT RUBIN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Sil- ver P.S.A.L. Award: Mafh. Soc.: Malh. Help: Soc. Acl. Comm.: Soff- ball lnframurals. COLUMBIA Medicine 329 6 Ave. Man. I4 LEO RUBINSTEIN' Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cert! Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Malh. Help: Lalin Help: Speclalor Slafl: Indi- calor Slallf. CORNELL Medicine 3I5 Wesl 86 Sl. Man. 24 HENRY RUDERMAN Arisla: Scholarship Cerl.: Malh. Survey: Malh. Team: Prog. Comm. M.l.T. Physics 33-52 Crescenf Sl. Oueens 6 NEIL RUDERMAN Silver Scholarship Cert: OFF. Sq.: Chess Club: Pres. P.M. Club. COLUMBIA Philanlhropy 79 Sunnyside Ave. B'lrlyn. 7 MARTIN RUSH Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Dismissal Sq.: Hisl. Club. C.C.N.Y. Elecl. Engineering I738 Crofona Plc. Bx. 60 Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Club Pres.: DAVID RUSHEFSKY Varsify Baslcefball: Speclalor Sfalil: Form Pres.: Rep. Man. G.O, Coun- cil: Dismissal Sq.: GPF. Cl. Pres.: Pres. Sporls Discussion Club. COLUMBIA Denlislry 720 Hunls P+. Ave. Bx. 59 SANTO RUSSO Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Traclc: J.V. Baseball: Fencing Club: Oli. Cl. Pres.: Caliper Arl Slall: Base- ball, Baslcelball lnlramurals. CORTLAND ST, TEACHERS Educalion 43-34 Smarl Sf. Queens L ARD u HM ISIS: al e . . in Chief Mal S hess lub: Service .: . Help: Sec'y. Malh Soc.: p. l.M.L. M.l.T. Elecl. Engineering I35-42 227 ueens I3 vi JOHN RUSINAK N.Y.U. Dralling 269 60 SI. Bllilyn. 20 STANLEY SAFFIAN Silver Scholarship Cerlz COOPER UNION Chem. Engineering 2I3I Vyse Ave. Bx. 60 PAUL ST. GEORGE Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Malh. Help! Jr. Varsily Baslcerball: Jr. Varsily Baseball: Off. Sq. Sporls Club: Driving Club: Eng. Club. CLARKSON Elecl. Engineering 6030 Madison S+. Queens 27 JOSEPH ST. JOHN Pholo. Club. IO4 8 Ave. Man. ll ALLEN SALICK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Inclicalor Slalzf: OFF. Sq.: Serv. Sq.: G.O. Voice Slaff: Ari, Comm.: Pub. Comm.: Malh. Sq.: Bio. Sq.: Driv- ing Club. COLUMBIA Medicine 6l-43 I48 Pl. Queens LEO A Silv Sc ar hip Cerl.: Spec In :ca Slaltf: Varsily Bowl- ' , Golf: Ma S ' Bio. Sq.7 I. D'smissal . Baslc all, Ba II Ilnlramur : wogub: Soc. ' g Club, Dancing Club T n Club: Sr. Baslcel- b ll. B LO Medicine I69 Hooper B'Iclyn. Il IRVING SALZBERG Pres, Radio Cl.: Vice Pres. Chess Club: Sec. Eng. Soc. Elecl. Engineering 255 Wesl 23 Sl. Man. ll CHARLES SAMBERG Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Journ. Cl.: Malh. Sq.: Sr. Baslcelball: Jr. Varsily Base- ball: Baseball lnlramurals. FORDHAM Pharmacy 954 Jennings S+, Bx. 60 PETER SAMTON Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Sil- ver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Swim- ming: Arf Ed. Caliper: Chrmn. G.O. Ari Sq.: G.O, Voice Slall: Pub. Sq.: lndicalor Slalif: Pres. Hunl. 8: Fish. CI.: J.V. Baseball: Malh. Help: Chem. Help. CORNELL Archileciure I6 Ogden Rd. Scarsdale 63 MANUEL SANCHEZ Baslceiball lnframuralsi Baskeiball Sq.: Sr. Baslrefball. C.C.N.Y. Business IZ9 Wesf 99 Sf. Man. 25 ROBERT SANDUSKY Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Varsily Foofball: Pres. Off. Cl.: Glee Club: Pre-Session Sq.: Rifle Cl.: Sporrs Dis. Cl. FORDHAM Law 3I2 Easf 90 Sr. Man. 28 HOW S N .:Ad c ' 'r' M r: Bus. Mgr. pe lor: xc.: Mimeo. Sq.: Siu- denf 1 oico JO, Slafl. C.C.N.Y Chemistry 2036 6 , B'lrlyn. 4 RICHARD SAUL Silver Scholarship Cori.: Bus. Sfall, Speclelor: Bio. Club: Pholo. Club: Aquarium Club, N,Y,U, Medicine 50 Wes? 72 Sl. Man. 23 nynw gf LEROY SAWYER ze Scholarshi .V. Base- all: Dismissal Sq. C.C.N.Y, , Engineering 27 Wesf I28 Ss-' Man. 27 x HENRY SCHADLER Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Prog. Comm.: Mafh. Sq.: Baslrelball lnframurals. PRATT Archiiecfure 2256 Haviland Ave. Bx. 6I 64 JOSEPH SCHAEFER Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Hisf. Club: Phys, Club: Chem. Club: Traci: Club. COOPER UNION Engineering 47-I2 Slcillman Ave. Oueens 4 DONALD SCHAEFER OFF: CI, Pres,: Baseball, Baslcelball, Fooiball lnrramurals: J.V. Foofball: Driving Club. C.C.N.Y. Business 861 Faile Ave. BX. 59 DAVID SCHERER Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OH. Cl. Vice Pres.: Glee Club. BROOKLYN Medicine II2 Hari Sl. B'lclyn. 6 LEONARD SCHICKLER Bronze Scholarship Carl.: Off, CI. Vice Pres.: Off. Sq.: Rifle Club: Radio Club. PRATT Arch. Engineering 792 Easr I75 Sl. Bx. 60 GEORGE SCHILLER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: OH. Cl. Sec.: Glee Club: Pres. Aquarium Soc.: Mafh. Help. N.Y.U. Mech. Engineering 23-57 33 Sf. Queens ARNOLD SCHINDLER Gold Scholarship Cerl.: P.S.A.L. Award: lndicaror Siahf: Golf Club: Arch. Soc. M.I.T. Archifeclure l8l5 Prospecf Ave. Bx. 57 HERBERT SCHLAGMAN Bronze Scholarship Cert: Art Comm: Pub. Comm.: Bio. Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Malh. Sq.: Journ. Club: Chess Club. C.C.N.Y. Medicine 66 St Pauls PI. B'klyn. 26 CARL SCHLAM Arisla: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cert: lndicalor Slatl: Orcheslra: Musical Noles Sfatl: Dismissal Sq.: OFF. Sq.: Bio. Club: Bio. Sq.: I-list Club. ROCHESTER Medicine I9 Sfuyvesanl' Oval Man, 9 MICHAEL SCHLENOFF Bronze P.S.A.L. Award, N.Y.U. Accounting 77I Wes? End Ave. Man. SDL' . r' I ,MW 5 AARON SCHLIS EL Vgily Poolball Ilqrstfjd : Varsily Bowlimg: S.l-'I.S, 'llafilc Mee Firsl Ai Sp 'Assembly Sq.: Mgr. 1- sily B g: Bio. Club: Camera ub ' f . 366I I, 'oslrand Ave. B'lclyn. 29 A' wfxeafyz Medicine WERNER SCHLOSS Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver P,S.A.L. Award: French Award: Varsily Track: Phy. Sq.: Baslcelball Intramurals. QUEENS Journalism 4-I50 46 St Queens JOHN SCHMERLING Caliper Slahf: OIT, Sq. Arl 428 Eas+ 77 St Man. 2l STEVEN SCHNEIDER Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert? Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Ed.-in-Chief Caliper: Man. Ed. Caliper: Bio. Sq.: Poelry Mag. Ed.: I-list Club.: Fenc- ing Sq. HARVARD Psychialry 40 Banlc St Man. I4 WILLIAM SCHNEIDER Bronze Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Allen, Award: Journ. Club: Driving Club. WAGNER Education 407 37 St B'Iclyn. 32 ' 1 , JOHN SCHOENHERR I Bronze Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Bio. Club: Fenc. Club: Indicalor Arr Sratl, PRATT Commercial Arl' 52-I9 39 Ave. Oueens 4 . - ' f 'I 1. I 's VPN if 12:1 :ef . -I--J-cf, ELLIOTT SCHOEILTBERG Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Ott Cl. Vice Pres.: Malh. I-Ielp. N. Y. U, Chem. Engineering IS64 Taylor Ave. Bx. 60 .2 . 4:17. Av' ,urn Ki.,:,-3 :V - KURT SCHRUBBA Rifle Club: Radio Club: Bio. Club: Chem. Club: Varsily Rifle. Denlislry 9lI0 Whilney Ave. Oueens 73 HERBERT SCHUB Arista: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Rec- ords Comm.: Chem. Sq.: Pres.. Sporls Disc. Club: Arisla Baslrel- ball: lndicalor Sfatl: Del. UNESCO Cont N.Y.U. Medicine I693 Vyse Ave. Bx. 60 65 JONAS SCHULTZ Co-Leader, Arisla: Leader, Jr. Arisfa: Firsf Prize, Essay Medal, Na+'l Soc. Colonial Daughlers: Fea- 'rures Ed., Man. Ed. Specfafor: Ed.- in-Chiel: Fronf Page: Sr. OFF. Cl. Pres.: Form Vice-Pres.: Sr. Chron.: Malh. Survey: Prog. Comm.: Rec- ords Comm.: Journ. Soc.: Malh. Club. COLUMBIA Physics 13:4 so S+. B'klyn, I9 GEORGE SCHUSTER Arisla: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Form Vice Pres.: Oil. Cl. Vice Pres.: Prog. Comm.: Record Comm.: Mafh. Off. Sq.: Audio-Vis. Sq.: Fencing Club. M.l.T. Elecl. Engineering B5-05 Elmhursl Ave. Queens 73 ALFRED SCHWAB Bronze P.S.A.l., Award: Chem. Club, Soflball lnlramurals. QUEENS Denlislry 64-73 58 Rd. Queens 78 EARLEN SCHWARTZ Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sluclenl Comm.: Chess Club. COOPER UNION Engineering 50 Clinlon Pl. Bx, 53 STANLEY SCHWARTZ Dismissal Squad: Baslcefball lnfra- murals. C.C.N.Y, Accounling 975 Eas+ I78 S+. Bx. 60 GERALD SCHWARTZ BERG Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Awards: Pres. Fenc. Club: OH. Cl. Pres.: J.V. Track: Dismissal Sq.: Slud. Comm.: Malh. Help: Baslcelball lnframurals. R.C.A. INSTITUTE Radio Engineering ll45 Evergreen Ave. Bx. 72 66 MELVIN SCHWEIGER Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: lnlramurals Comm.I Chem. Club: Plann. Comm. U.S, NAVAL ACADEMY Naval Engineering l27 Easf 52 Sf. B'lzlyn. 3 ROGER SCHWENK U.S. COAST GUARD ACAD. Engineering 2824 Dodley Ave. BX- bl BERNARD SEABROOKS Bronze P.S.A.L. Award! lfldlfialor Slall: Speclalor Slaicf: Varsify Traclc: Camera Club! OH- SCI- COLUMBIA Chem. Engineering l536 Lexinglon Ave. MGH- 29 ALLEN SERPER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: lndicalor Slalif: Soc. Comm.: Pres. Slamp Club: l-lisl. Club. B'KLYN. POLYTECH Nuclear Physcis 396 Easl 94 Sl. B'l1lyn. I2 EDWARD SHAFER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Bio. Sq.: Chem. Sq.: J.V. Foofball: Baskelball ln- lramurals. BROOKLYN Chemislry l95 Easl 2 Sf. Man. 9 ROBERT SHAFTAN Bronze Scholarship Award: Vis. Aid Sq.: Baslcelball lnlramurals: Chem. Club. TUFTS Research Chemislry l65 Wes? 83 S+. Man. 24 MORRIS SHAMES Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Elem. Alg. Medal: Dismissal Sq.: Off, CI. Vice Pres.: Healih Sq.: Baslceiball lnrramurals. C.C.N.Y. En ineerin 9 9 7623 2l Ave. B'Iclyn. I4 STANLEY SHAPIRO Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Mafh. Club: Sporis Club. C.C.N.Y. Accouniing 353 Cypress Ave. Bx. 54 HOWARD SHA Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Rep. UNESCO Conference: Pre-Session Sq.: Traclc Aiiendanf. SYRACUSE l888 Belmoni Ave. BX. 57 f 1' 'f ISAIAH SHEFFER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Pres. Bio. Club: Sec. Theaire Club: Dir, Thea. Cl. Producfion. N.Y.U. Theaire II5 Wesi I6 S+. Man. Il am Ll HARLES S Si er hla ' err: Orches- ira: Ba : ss . Ed.- usic oies: All-Ci+ rchesiraz ing Band: Soffball lniral rl riving Club: Fencing CII! OBERLIN Medicine 2826 WJ 30 S+. B'kIyn. 24 fir JACK SHIRMAN Silver Scholarship Cer'r.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsify Cross-Coun- iry: Varsiiy Traclc, Bowling. M.l.T. Elect Engineering 824 Wesi' I76 Si. Man. 33 fri I WM? MICHAEL SHRAYER Silver P.S.A.l.. Award. C.C.N.Y. Elecironics I025 Ward Ave. BX. 72 GEORGE SHUSTYK Bronze Scholarship Award: Specia- ior Siaff. C.C.N.Y. Journalism 233 Firsl Ave, Man. 3 WARD SIEGEL ris a' ze Schplarsh' Ceri n n r res . .: Exec ouncil: orm Sec.: Chrmn., Soc. Comm.: Co- Chrmn., Minor Pub. Comm.: P.M. Club Advisor. DARTMOUTI-I Law 2I6O Anihony Ave. Bx. 57 'Boom 'La+. Ed..in.Eef spegl .3 rg - ' rOI'1iCl6 ' ce : P n oc ' F ROBERT SIEGEL Fooiball Sq.: Off. Sq.: Sfudenis Comm.: Soiiball lniramurals: Chess Club: Camera Club: Maih. Club. Engineering 2985 Boianical Sq. Bx. 58 JAMES SIFF Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Varsiiy Fooiball, Baseball, Baslceiball Infra- murals: Siudeni' Comm.: Chem. Club: Journ. Club: Caliper Siaff. DARTMOUTI'-I 440 Wesi End Ave. Mon. 24 MARTIN SIKORA Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Specia- +or Sfalii: Journ. Soc.: Sfudenl Comm.: Froni Page Siafi. COLUMBIA Journalism 21-I0 33 Rd. Queens 6 67 IRWIN SILBER Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Speclafor Slail: Lib. Sq.: Serv, Sq. M.l.T. Chem. Engineering 7835 68 Rd. Oueens 78 ARTHUR SILVER Speclalor Pholo. Slaii: Pholo. Ed. lndicalor: Bus, Mgr. Focus: Pholo. Soc.: Tennis Team: Journ. Soc. JOHN HOPKINS Business 927 43 Si. Bilclyn. I9 BRUCE SILVER KINGS POINT ACADLMY Engineering 2882 Dudley Ave. Bx, bl DONALD SILVER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Chem, Sq.: Malh. Sq.: Lib. Sq.: J.V. Bas- lcelball: J.V. Baseball, COLUMBIA Denlislry 1964 66 Si. B'lrlyn. 4 HERBERT SILVERMAN P.S.A.L. Award: Mafh. Help: Bas- lcelball lnlramurals. C.C.N.Y. Eleci. Engineering II39 46 Sf. B'lclyn. I9 KENNETH SILVERMAN Pre-Session Sq.: Chess Club. BROOKLYN Pharmacy 286 Easl Broadway Man. 2 68 KENNETH SILVERMAN Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Off. Cl Vice Pres.: J.V. Baseball: Hisl Club: Journ. Club. COLUMBIA 22 Easf 94 Sl. Man. STUART SIMKE Scholarship Cerl.: Hisl. Mag. Sfalzl: Chem. Sq.: Malh. Sq. C.C.N.Y. Law 244 Riverside Dr. Man. 25 JACK SIPRESS Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Ceri.: Inlermediale Algebra Award: OH. Cl. Pres.: Physics Soc.: Ass'l. Ed. Veclor: Malh. Club: Vice Pres. Driving Club: Ohf. Sq. B'KLYN. POLYTECI-I Elecl. Engineering 379 Miller Ave. B'klyn. 7 PN oAvi , 61 Silv chol shi ri.: Silk .S. . Award: CI. Pres.: N Nurs' of ll: V rsi raclw: Gloe I C As' usical Noles: a . . r. ron lo: Speclalor ll: S C m.: Lib. Sq.: OH. Cl. Vi s.: Pres. Bio. Club: T n Club. RD Medicine 8I Main Sl. Queens 2 GARY SKANTZE 539 Easl 78 Sl. Man. 2I RICHARD SKLAR Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Chrmn. P.M. Soc. Comm.: A.M. Soc. Comm.: lndicalor Slall: Speclalor Slaici: Soccer Sq.: Off. Cl. Vice Pres.: Varsily Golf: Sporis Disc. Club: Chess Club: Radio Club: Baslrelball, Traclc, Soilball Infra- murals. CORNELL Engineering l34-35 230 Sl. Queens IO MARTIN SKOLNIK Jr. Arisia: Silver Scholarship Cert: Dismissal Sq.: Chess Club: Ort Sq. COOPER UNION Civil Engineering I75I Union St B'IcIyn. I3 JEROME SKLUTE Bronze Scholarship Cert: Inclicalor S+aFF: Pholo. Club: Serv. Sq. HARPUR Medicine 288 Madison St Man. 2 HAROLD SKULSKY Arisfa: Sec., Jr. Arisra: Gold Scholarship Cert: Oli. CI. Pres.: Lit Ed. Caliper: Lib. Sq.: Ort Sq.: Journ. Club: Chem. Club: Glee Club: Speclaror Slatf. COLUMBIA Medicine 4I5 Letferls Ave. B'IcIyn. 25 ARTHUR SLOBODNICK Silver Scholarship Cert: Lib. Sq. COLUMBIA Elect Engineering 236 Easr 96 St B'lcIyn. I2 ALLAN SLOVIN Bronze Scholarship Cert: Sr. Ott CI. Vice Pres.: Capt Dismissal Sq.: Soc. Comm.: Radio Club: Pub. Sq.: Off. Cl. Sec'y.: Siud. Comm.: Sr, Baslcelball. RENSSELAER POLYTECI-I Elect Engineering I5IO Archer Rd. Bx. 62 RONALD SMALLER I56 Sourh Isl St B'IcIyn. II CHARLES SMALLEY Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award. COOPER UNION Civil Engineering IO Easl' I6 St Man. 3 HENRI SMIT Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Dismissal Sq.: Pre-Session Sq.: Ed. I-list Magazine: Chem. Club: Driving Club. COOPER UNION Elect Engineering 94-I9 66 Ave. Queens 74 DAVID SMITH Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: French Award: SPBCIGIOF SIGIZII French Help: MGII1- Help? Debafing Club. PENNSYLVANIA Accounliing SI. Queens 4 DONALD SMITH Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OPI, CI. Pres. C.C.N.Y, Law I708 Boslon Rd. Bx. 60 IRVING SMITH Silver Scholarship Cert: Chess Club. COOPER UNION Mech. Engineering 445 Monroe St B'I:Iyn. 2l MORTON SMITH Bronze Scholarship Cert COLUMBIA Elect Engineering lI4O Beach St Bx. 72 69 THOMAS SMITHWICK Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Vice Pres. Bible Soc.: Fencing Team: Foils Club: J.V. Baseball, Baslceibell: Varsify Traclr: Soc. Comm.: Rifle Club: Arch, Soc. HOWARD Medicine 629 Tinlon Ave, Bx, 55 NATHAN SNYDER Arrsia Leader: Jr. Arisia: Gold Scholarship Ceri.: Plane Geom. Award: Aci. Ed. lndicafor: Sec.. Pres. Hisl. Club: Rep. Columbia Conf.: Prog. Comm.: OFF. Sq.: Mimeo. Sq.: Co-Chrmn. Soc. Comm.: Mafh. Help: French Help. COLUMBIA Elecl. Engineering 650 Manida Sf. Bx. 59 B 5hi! Carl.: J.V. Base- ball. CARNEGIE E f Chemislry 285 Eos rn lr . B'lclyn. I6 HARVEY SOBELMAN Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Highcsl Honors! Cold Scholarship Cerl.: Fuller Chem. Medal: Elem, Alg. Medal: Plane Geom. Award: lnfermediale Alg. Award: Band: Lib, Sq.: Maih. Team: Maih. Survey: Maih. Club: Chem. Club: Journ. Club. HARVARD Educaiion 560 Greene Ave. B'lclyn. I6 MICHAEL SOLIMENO Theaire 2l63 2 Ave. MGH. 29 ROBERT SOLOMON Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Phofov Clubg Math. Club: Baseball Infra- murals. 1 Q RENSSELAER Elect Engineerinfl 53,16 204 S+. Queens 64 70 43 Scholarship Cert: rche ra: all ,dhdz B., Medicine Prospecl Pl. B'lcl.y-n. I6 P.S.A.L. P.M. Club 5-5,-I .213 JOEL SPECHT ver Scholarship Cerl.: Jr. Var- sily Baseball: Baslreiball lnlramurals: Dismissal Sq. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineering 6l5 IB3 Sl. Man. 33 ARNOLD SPINNER Bronze Service Award: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Maior S: Varsify Track: Flying Dufchman Sfaii: Mgr. Cross-Counlry Team: Mgr. Tarclr Team: Serv. Sq.: Gym. Off, Sq.: J.V. Baseball: Driving Club: Sql. ai Arms Winged Fool Soc.: Radio Club: Baseball lniramurals. BROOKLYN Chemislry I724 48 S+. B'kIyn. 4 JOEL SPINNER Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: P.S.A.L. Awards: Speciaior Siafli G.O. Mem. Siaif: Chess Club: Slu- denf Comm, N.Y.U. Elect Engineering 6I4 Bedford Ave. B'lclyn. ll JOEL SPTVAK Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Fencing Club. B'KLYN. POLYTECH Engineering 668 Saraioga Ave. B'lclyn. I2 Q RICHARD SRIUBAS Uronze Scholarship Cer+.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Spec+a+or S+aFl: Vice Pres. P.M. S+amp Club. N.Y.U. Den+is+ry I58 Brad+ord S+. B'IcIyn. 7 ROBERT STAMPF Bronze Scholarship Cer+.: Silver P.S.A.L. Awards: French Award: Music Medal: J.V. Baseball. N.Y.U. Medicine I4-3 Norman Ave. B'lclyn. 22 MELVIN STANGER Silver Scholarship Cer+.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Ma+h. Help: Chem. Help: OFF. Cl. Vice Pres.: Bio. Club: Chess Club: Hebrew Cul+. Club YESHIVA Psychia+ry 304 Eas+ 5 S+, Man. 3 FRED. STARGARDTER Silver Scholarship Cer+.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OFF. CI. Pres.: BasIce+balI In+ramurals. HAMILTON Den+is+ry 28-46 4-I S+. Queens 3 CARL STASCHEIT .lr. Aris+a: Gold Scholarship Cer+.: Prog. Comm. Chem Sq.: S+amp Club. QUEENS Accoun+ing 45-I2 4I S+. Queens 4 HOWARD STATFELD Silver P,S.A.L. Award: Sr. Baslce+- ball: J.V. Baseball, Baslce+ball. BROOKLYN Educa+ion 364 Hewes S+. B'IcIyn. II 6m4L...g LJ.11.2.... s1e55,1,, WILLIAM STEBBINS Gold Scholarship Cer+.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award. STEVENS TECH. Au+o. Engineering 64 Barrow S+. Man. I4 MARVIN STEIN Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cer+.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Traclc In+ra- murals: Lib. Sq.: Fencing Sq.: Foils Club: Indica+or S+a+I7. COLUMBIA Medicine 4755 39 Pl. Queens 4 STANILEY STEIN BasIce+baIl In+ramurals: Ger. Club. C.C.N.Y. Journalism I685 2 Ave. Man, 28 ARNOLD STEINBERG Bronze Scholarship Cer+.: Silver P.S,A.L. Award: Varsi+y Foo+baII Le++er: J.V. Swimming: Pres. P.M Soc. Club: OH. CI. Sec.: Varsi+y Foo+balI. BROWN Tex+iIes I9l Langham S+. B'lclyn. 35 IRWIN STEINBERG Silver Scholarship Cer+.: French Award: Dismissal Sq.: Bio, Sq.: Baseball, Baslce+baII In+ramurals. COLUMBIA Medicine 68-50 Burns S+. Queens 75 MURRAY STEINBERG Physics Club: Indica+or S+aFl. . Physics 500 Grand S+. Man, 2 71 ROY STEINBERG Speclalor Slaff. MICHIGAN Medicine 670 Wesl End Ave. Man. 25 'lv AIgVIN STEINER Pre-Session q. ' INSTI. OF ARTS 81 SCIENCES Elecl. Engineering l99 Ludlow Sf. Man. 2 HARVEY STEINERMAN Bronze P.S,A.L. Award: Gloe Club: Lib. Sq. N.Y.U, Enqinoorinq I633 Easf JI Sl. B'IrIyn. 34 f RT UR ST ER la: r A isla: Sc olarship rl.: Pr . o Spec alor Bus. Ia : em. . .M. lub Ac- iso ub. C m ST. I'IN'S Pharmacy l52 Dahill I I B'Iclyn. 4 MELVIN STOKOLS Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Rifle, Au+o Clubs. C.C.N.Y. Chemislry IOI6 Easi I74 Sl. Bx. 60 GEORGE STRIKER Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cert: Gold Service Award: Assoc. Ed. Spec.: News Ed. Spec.: Ed.-irv Chief Announcer: Mqr. Ed. Sr. Chronicle: Assoc. Ed. Fronl Page: Sludenl Comm.: P.M. Club Ad- visor: Assoc. Ed, 0.0. Voice: Mdlll Survey: IV. Swimming: I-lisl, Club! Journ. Club: Mafh. Club. COLUMBIA II7-Ol Parlc Lane Soulh I.. I. A 74 BURTON STRUMPF Arisla Council: Co4Leacler: Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: P.M. Coordinalor: Form Vice Pres.: Rep. Man. G.O. Council: Chrmn. Minor Pub. Comm. ,l.V. Baseball. COLUMBIA Law 7I-3l Harrow S+. Queens 75 ALFRED STUFF Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Capl. lnlramural Relay Team: Caliper Slalf: Chem. Club: Sfud: Comm. l40O Gr. Concourse Bx. 56 x , ARTHUR ST PAY Arisla: Bronze Sch arshipJ' Cierl.: Orchgsgi: All-Cily Orcheslra: lc Trac , aseball lnlramurols: Bus. Mqr. lndicalor: Slomp Club:iCheL'-n. Club: Malh. I-lolp. ' i N,Y.U. Law I6? Wesl 54 Sl. Man. I9 If Ji I B h rs ip Cer .' .L. Award: Ma : Var' T ' R dl ub: Rillo Cr Enqinoerin i I T az-iwe 9 C s KS 3 A . AR R Trees. ' sfa: -as Jr. Arisle: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Mgr. Or- cheslra, Band: All-Cily I-l.S. Or- cheslra 81 Band: Glee Club: Mgr. Foofball Team: Sr. Off. CI, Pres.: Sr. Prom Comm.: Assl. Ed. Musical Noles: Pre-Session Sq.: Records Comm. Malh. I-Ielp: Lalin I-Ielp. COLUMBIA Medicine l3l-77 229 SI. Queens I3 MELVIN SUSSMAN Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: G.O. OFT. Sq.: Chem. Sq.: Pres. Lib. Sq.: Capf. Fencing Team: Chrrnn. P.M. Club Comm.: P.M. Club Advisor: G.O. Mimeo. Sq.:Foils Club: lndicalor Slapii Bio. Sq.: I-lebrew Cull. Club OFT, Cl, Pres. COLUMBIA Oplomefry I7B Ocean Pkwy. B'IrIyn. I8 ARTHUR SWANSON S.H.S. Band: I-Iisl. Club: Indicalor Slalil. QUEENS 25-O2 Sfeinway Sl. Queens 3 WILLIAM SWANSON Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Base- ball: Service Sq.: Traclc Sq.: Base- ball, Baslcelball Inlramurals. CI-IAMPLAIN Business 344 Fl. Washinglon Ave. Man. 33 P' ir L ', I 'lv Sc ol sh' Cerl.Z Silver PBQL. Awagl: Maior vlwfar- ' C Counxhiy: ' 4' ndoor c EII I-l1'I'ramuraIs:197Iaw,. elp. 7-10 CORNELL Elecl. Engineering I72 Linwood Sl. B'IcIyn. 8 2,7 , g I ii -. 'X I If ,J W,-I, ,?'j'iLEQg'4ii' Q if THOMAS TALASCO Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Malh. Club: Squar. Club: Usher Sq. CORNELL Biology 22-O3 25 Rd. Queens 2 H Aris ' r G S rshi Cer.: e Ira: Slrin elle: M si Nole m I Di missal . F e ssion dicine FQ slern B'kIyn. I PHILIP TERMAN Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Band: Orcheslra. COLUMBIA Den'lislFY I7O Easl 94 Sl. MGH. 28 'T f : f PETER Br cholars erlf Gold er- v' nze . . . . . us Mgr. Speclalor: Adv. M r. ' Circ.'3Mgr. Fro . aff: DC..- Pub, C m. i4Soc. Comm. ifle Club: . eI5IO1LI. Sq., Dis missal q. :T YAL ,,i.'2-qwgva,-Medicine 824 es? I76 Sl. Man. 33 LESLIE THOMAS Pres. Radio Club. R.C.A. INSTITUTE Induslrial Elecl. IOO Cabrini Blvd. Man. 33 RICHARD THYDEN Bronze P,S.A.L. Award: Baslcefball Inlramurals: Vice-Pres. Slamp Club: Vice-Pres. Sporls Dis. Club: Vice- Pres. Bio.-Med. Club. COLUMBIA Medicine ZIO Easl 75 S+. Man. 2I THOMAS TIMOTHY Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Eoofball Sq.: Sludenl' Comm.: OFF. CI. Pres.: Baseball Inframurals: Baslcelball In- lramurals: Glee Club: Orcheslra. YALE Engineering 92-45 54 Ave. Queens 73 FRANK TOBIN Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Malh. Club: Base- ball Inlramurals: Baslcelball Infra- murals: Malh, I-Ielp. VIRGINIA POLYTECI-I, Civil Engineering 37I2 92 S+. Queens 72 ROBERT TOULOUKIAN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Sludenl Comm.: Usher Sq. COLUMBIA Medicine 644 Riverside Dr, Man. 31 73 HOWARD TRACHTENBERG Arisla: Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Silver Lil. SH: Mgr. Ed. lndicalorp Varsily Cross Counlry: Varsily Track: In- Iramurals: Wing Fool Soc.: Ohh Sq. M.l.T. Medicine 300 Cenfral Plc. W. Man. 24 BERNARD TURIEL Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver PSAL Award Soccer S .' Pub. . . . . : q. Sq.: Off. Sq. N.Y.U. Imporiing 8: Exporling 235 Wesi 76 Si. Man. 23 ROBERT URBAN Gold P.S.A,L. Award: Varsily Traclc: Baslcofball Inlramural: Chess Club: Auto Club. B'KLYN. POLYTECH Mech. Engineering 4IIB 73 SI. Queens 77 M4CHAEL VAIL Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Bowling: Baslrelball Iriiramurals: Office Sq. BRIDGEPORT Broadcasiing 84 Wesf I74l SI. BX. 53 x ,ax X HERBERT VAN BRINK Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Orchesfra: Band: Varsily Bowling: Baseball In- iramurals. QUEENS Nuclear Physics 36 Wes? B4 ST. Man. 24 RUDOLPH VERMES Silver Scholarship Ceri.: Silver P.S.A.L, Award: Lib. Sq.: Malh. I-Ielp: Sec. Chem. Club: P.M. Club Advisor: I-Iisf. Club: Indicaior S'raI'I. COOPER UNION Chem. Engineering 45-35 44 Si. Queens 4 74 WILLIAM VESELY Gold P.S.A.L. Award: Bronze S.l-I.S. Track Meer Award: Off. CI. Pres.: Fencing Club. I-leallh Educaiion 48-O9 65 S+. Queens MYRON VIGOD Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Maior S : OFF. Cl. Pres.: Sr. Council: LV. Baseball: Varsiiy Baslmeiball: Vice-Pres. Rifle Club: .l.V. Basliei- ball.. M.I.T. Archilecfure B7 Ellwood SI. Man. 34 WARREN VOGEL Slamp Club: Baseball lnframurals. C.C.N.Y, Accounling 65-44 Saunders SI. Queens RICHARD WALDMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: J.V. Base- hall: Fishing and I-lunling Club. N.Y.U, Engineering H795 Andrews Ave. Bx, 53 DANIEL WALLACE Sporls Club: Driving Club: Rifle Club. COLUMBIA Physics 9 Monumeni Walk B'Iclyn. I I I7 X! IXQ Cl 0 FRED WARSH W Bro ze Scholars' ip C rl.: Driving Club: Sec'y.r O . Cla s. ' C. .Y. ech. Engine ring Ffeern S . B 59 isffllw n IRWIN WASSERMAN 242 Wesl' 76 S+. Man. 23 RICHARD WASSERMAN Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerli: Chem. Sq. Chemislry I67 Highland Blvd. B'lrlyn. 7 THOMAS WATKINS Arisla Council: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Assoc, Ed. Caliper: Hislory Club. COLUMBIA Law I7l Easl' 83 Sf. Man. 28 JOSEPH WECHTER Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award. C.C.N.Y, Engineering 4-I Ave. A Man. 3 HOWARD WEICHSEL Bio. Marking Sq.: Baseball lnlra- murals, N.Y.U, Bus, Admin. 2685 Universily Ave. Bx. 68 JERRY WEINGER I542 Miniord Pl. Bx. 60 ARTHUR WEININGER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsily Soc- cer: Driving Club: Arch. Soc. M,l,T, Archifeclure 9I2 Easl 169 Sl. BX. 59 FREDERICK WEISS Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Pre-Ses- sion Sq.: Bio. Club: Driving Club. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 4-I7 E. Houslon S+. Man. 2 HERBERT WEISS P.S.A.L. Award: Major SH: Mgr. Varsily Swimming Team. BROOKLYN Pharmacy I687 I-loe Ave. BX. 60 CLARK WEISSMA Sc larshi r nze . . a , : .Cl. Vic r : S.l-l.S. Leader Award: 'mi S .: Ch q.: Indicalor Slalzl' . Glee Club: . Hel : J5V. Baseball: Base- ball Ir D1 c M.l.T. . nglneeri 549 Commonweallh Ave. Bx. 72 ROBERT WELLS Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert: Sr. Cl. Pres.: Sludenl Comm. CONNECTICUT Agricullure 33-I8 I63 SI. Queens 58 RALPH WERNER Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Lib. Sq.: Indicalor S+a'Fl: Sludenl Ad- visor. TUFTS Denlislry I332 55 S+. B'lrlyn. I9 75 WILLIAM WERNER Arisia, Siliger Scholarship Ceri.: Varsiiy Foofball: Ohl. Sq. COAST GUARD ACADEMY ' Enqineerinq 205 So. 2 SI. B'lclyn. 7 NORMAN WESLER 79 Sunnyside Ave. Bllclyn. 7 x i DO TEHOUS x Silver olarship Cori.: Ss .. Award: Lib. 1 il Advisor. . .N,Y X Bu dmin. 729 sl I , an. 25 DAVID WILLIAMS Bronze Scholarship Cari.: I-Iisl. Club: Mafli. Soc.: Bio. Soc.: Lalin Club: Malh. Team. N'Y,U, Maihemalics l59O Dean SI. B'lclyn. I3 SHELDON WILSHINSKY Bio. Club: Chem, Club: Dismissal Sq.: Baslceiball lnlramurals. C.C.N.Y. Adverlising I4I6 43 S+. B'lcIyn. I9 PETER WISH Silver Scholarship Cert: Cale. Sq.: Chem, Help: Malh, Help. COLUMBIA Bus. Admin. S26 Wesf III Sl. Man. 25 76 EDWARD WODICKA 807 Columbus Ave. Man. 28 RICHARD WOERNER Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Visual Aids Sq. CORNELL Medicine I84 Lincoln Ave. B'lmlyn. B RONALD WOHL Fealures Ed. Speclalor: Man. Ed. Fronl Page: Journ. Soc.: Phofo. Soc. DARTMOUTI-I Journalism 34-I5 3l Ave, Queens 6 CLIFFORD WOHLBERG Silver Scholarship Cori.: Slamp Club. STATE TECI-I. Medicine I864 Loring Pl. BX. 53 IRVING WOLBROM Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Maih. Help: Ser- VICG Sq. C.C.N.Y. Accouniinq I65 Bennei Ave, Man. 33 PHILIYWVOLF Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Bio. Club: Chem. Club: Driving Club. N-Y-U, Medicine l4I9 Shalrespleare Ave. Bx. 52 f DONALD WOLMER Arislai Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Chem. Sq.: Lib. Sq.: Dismissal Sq.: Cale. Sq.: Malh. Help: Chem. Help. HUNTER Pharmacy 52 Arden Sl. Man, 34 RICHARD WONG WOCHESTER TECH. Engineering 83 Bayard Sl. Man. I3 ANDREW WORYSZ Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Chem. Club: Pholo. Club. C.C.N.Y. Engineering 255 Easr 7 S+. - Man. 9 LAWRENCE YAGER Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsiry Track. N.Y.U. Elecr. Engineering JAY YEDVA8 Arisla: Silver Scholarship C'er+.: Sil- ver P.S.A.L. Award: G.O. Vice-Pres.: Form Pres.: Man. G.O. Council Rep.: Varsify Eoolball: J.V. Track: J.V. Baseball: .l.V. Swimming: Spec- falor Slaff: lndicalor Sfalzl: Voice of G.O.: P.M. Club Comm.: Phy- sics Sq.: Srudenl Acrion Comm. BROOKLYN Medicine I78 Ocean Pkwy. B'lclyn, 1 I8 MARVIN YELLES Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Malh. Soc.: Pre- Session Sq. BROOKLYN I25 Websrer Ave. B'lclyn. 30 HERBERT YELLIN lnlramural Baslceiball: lnlramural Baseball. C.C.N.Y. Bio-Chemislry l8l2 Clay Ave. Bx. 57 ANDREW YERMAN Silver P.S.A.L. Award: lnrramural Traclc: Varsily Bowling: Dismissal Sq.: Chem. Help. qVi6'f Engineering 73I2 35 Ave. Queens 72 GEORGE YOUNG Jr. Arista: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: OFF. Cl. Vice Pres.: Slamp Club: Chess Club: Hisl. Club. COLGATE Lilerary Hislorian I25 Wesl' 76 S+. Man. 24 SAM YOUNG Pres. Bio. Club. BROOKLYN Polilics I56 Wilson Sf. B'lclyn. Il HARVEY ZAND Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Chem, Club: Driving Club. C.C.N.Y. Adverlising 237 Easl 5 Si. Man. 3 MALCOLM ZARETSKY Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Glee Club: Var- sily Foorball: Pres. P.M, Chem. Club. BROOKLYN Deniisiry 5l Easr as S+. B'klyn. as 77 JOEL ZATZ Arisfaz Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Rec- ords Sq.: Chem. Sq. B'KLYN. COLLEGE Pharmacy 367 Soufh 5 Sr. B'lclyn, ll BERNARD ZELIGER Rep. Man. Cv.O.: Form Pres.: Sec'y. G.O.: Rep, Cify G.O.: Man. Rep. Ciiy G.O. Sieering Comm.: S.H.S., Cify I-I.S, Chorus: Chrmn. Civil Service: lndicaior Slaici, ALFRED Medicine 364 Powers Ave. BX. 54 JOHN ZERRENNER Silver Scholarship Carl.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Capl, Swimming Team: Pres. P.M, Rifle Club: J.V, Bnslcolball: Baslcolball lnlramurals. N.Y.U, Acconnlinq i556 So. Blvd. Bx. 60 1 . HAROLD ZIBKOFF 'Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Versily Rane. Rifle Club' siudm comm . s 5 c.c.N.Y. g ElJc+yon'ic '4I0 'Easl' 9 Shi Man. I GEORGE ZOGRAFI Silver Scholarfhip Cer+.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: OFF. Cl. Pres.: Sec'y. OFT. Cl., Glee Club: J.V. Traclc: Baslceiball Inframurals. COLUMBIA Pharmacy 503 Wesl I78 SI. Man. 33 ALAN ZUCH Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Jr. Eng. Cerf.: Gold Service Award: Mafh. Sfaiisiics. Res. Sq.: A.M. So- cial Comm.: Chrmn. Inlramurals Comm.: P.M. Club Advisor: Ad. Mgr. lndicaforq Speciaior Siaiit Maih. Help: Baseball, Baslreiball ln- iramurals: Bowling: Chess Club: I-Iis+, Club: Journ. Club: Sq. Dance Club: Tennis Team. HARVARD Business I68 Wesl 86 S+. Men. 24 78 WILLIAM ZUCKER COOPER UNION Engineering 4I7 Easf 64 S+. Man. 2l HERBERT ZWEIG Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Speclaror Siaff: lndicaior Sfafi: Off. Cl. Vice Pres. C.C.N.Y. Chem. Engineering 1314 44 S+. B'kIyn. I9 EMANUEL ZWEIBON Gold Scholarship Cert: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Chrmn, Prog. Comm.: Physics Soc.: P.M. Club Advisor: Assoc. Ed. Vecfor: Mcfh. Club: Driving Club. M.l.T. Elect Engineering 4 Miller Pl. B'lclyn. 7 ARTHUR FRANK Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Varsiiy Fooiball: Track Team: Pres., P.M. Camera Club: Traclc Club: Sr. Soc, Comm.: Ari Ed. Flying Dutchman: Radio Club: Soifball Inframurals: Touch- down Club: Sgi.-al-Arms, Wing Fool Soc. DARTMOUTI-I Adverrising 86038 Grand Ave. Queens VERNON JACOBS Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Vorsify Baseball: Usher Sq.: Chem. Sq.: Fencing Club. PI-IILA. TEXTILE INST. Texiiles 7OI Wesi I75 SI. Man. 33 MARVIN JACOBS Maior S : Bronze Scholarship Cert: Band: Orchesfra: OFT. Cl. Pres.: Capt, Cafe. Sq.: Sec'y., Phofo. Club: Music Bulleiin Sfaff. ALFRED Denfisfry IOI4 Easi I79 Si. BX. 60 NZM lc-lg - 411 Abus- I CHARLES PRENTISS Silver Scholarship Cer'r.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Specfalor, Assoc. 'H Ed.: Chrmn. Minor Pub. Comm.: ,- IIQM. Club Comm.: Lil. Ed. Eronl Avvl. 5439? U -C IV' -P .H'+. 9 Ctub' o rn ub ice res is M W 'O ouEENs Law A IJ '5Q 'llQjhi' . 49-I5 Skillman Ave. Oueens ' N 'W 7 . ' I .- ,Illf ,, ip I -X-1 . Q9 ss 15 , ,:31,j:g' 4- L ' fy! I I CAM H HY D. - if: - HARRY BERGER ADOLPH MARUBBIO JOHN ROSS Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Sec'y., Off. Cl. C.C.N.Y. Accounling 97-25 6I Ave. Eoresl Hills FRANK COHEN I4-60, College Ave. Bronx 57 v MALCOLM CAMPBELLQ ' . -X' . EDMUND DAVIS 7' W., A 'NGUNTHER serene Silver SchoIarshiP.'Ce'r'r.i Track W .. Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Lib. Sq.: P.M. Club Advisor: Lalin Club: Chess Club: Hisl. Club: Chem. Help. HAMILTON Medicine 842 59 S+. B'klyn. 20 FERGUS NORTON 2Ol Wesl. 84 Sl. Man. 24 STEPHEN ORGEL Silver Scholarship Cerl.: P.S.A.L. Award: Malh. Help: Track, Baskel- ball lnlramuralsg Lalin Club: Track Club. N.Y.U., Engineering 527 weiriso Sig -Man.J2 nlramurals: Major S : Varsily Soc- 5,- cer. . C.C.N.Y. ' , BY- - I42 EasI'm83 SI. M'k:n. 28 lu. CONRAD FERRARIL- C.C.N.Y. ' 436 Wesl' 35 SI. Man. I ROBERT FRANK C.C.N.Y. Mech. Engineering 60l Eagle Ave. Bronx 55 JERRY GINIGER COOPER UNION Chem, Engineering 338 Cherry SI. Man. 2 ROBERT LADEN Bronze P.S.A.L, Award: Baskelball Inlramurals. HUNTER Business 470 Wesl' End Ave. Man. 23 CHARLES PAOLI OPI. CI. Pres.: Baskelball Infra- murals. C.C.N.Y. Journalism 662 Wesl 184 SI. Man. 33 HARRYIPERSANIS 2I5 Easl 28 Sl. Man. I6 SHERWOOD RADEN Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: OPI. Cl. Pres.: OFF, Cl. Sec'y.: Dismissal Sq. PENNSYLVANIA Accounling ISI4 Shakespeare Ave. Bx. 52 RICHARD RIECKER I6I4 Bayview Ave. BX. 6I ALAN ROSS Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Pholo. Club: Hisl. Club. MICHIGAN Engineering 67-38 IO8 S+. Queens Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Malh. Club: Fish. Club. M.I.T. Medicine 83 2 S+. Man. 3 ALAN ROZMAN Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze P.S.A.L. Award: Chess Club: Lib. Sq. COOPER UNION Civil Engineering 25 Clarke PI. Bx. 52 ALBERT SCHLIEBUS 3IO Easl l59 Sl. BX. Sl JOHN SENKO T 2I3-2l5 Bedford Ave. B'kIyn. II RICHARD SMITH Varsily Swimming: J.V. SwinTming: Form Newspaper: Cdnem. Club: Baseball lnlramurals: Eenc. Club: OFF. Sq.: Phys. Club: Fish. Club: Sea'Horse Soc. ST, LOUIS Aeronaulics 272 Park Ave. Man. I7 EDWARD STEINER Bronze Scholarship Cert: Silver P.S.A.L. Award: Slamp Club: Off. Sq.: Caliper Slafl. C.C,N.Y. Elecl. Engineering 423 Easl 85 SI, Man. 28 CLAUDE TROMBKA I922 Easl' 257 Sl. B'kIyn. 23 a.c. DANIEL ZEMACHSON HARVARD Law 239 Easl 26 S+. Man. 79 W Owe: X ' J ,Z-ix 5 'jf' 4 Q Bmember This .5175- , X D-. - ,FJ -.- 161345- KJV5-0 4 2, Q x,,.,?1g W 'V i:t?'5ZL:s, -91.30 x 4 'k - ox. o - r LONG Letmn: 5 5 SN TENL ., ..,, 1 Q, 'ey 'i MKNUTES I ig' f ' '4 uf . ,. U 1-P ! 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The members of Arista are always ready and willing to perform those functions that cannot be handled by the clerical and teaching staffs. Thev did such varied 'obs as roctorinff and marking the entrance examina- , J P U :- tions, lI'0t'l'21IIlIl1lllfT. and a host of minor duties necessar f to the functioning T' P' 5 of the school. To those contemplating entering Stuyvesant, the honor society performed a noteworthy service by explaining, at Jr. High and Elementary Schools, the purpose of our school and the various courses which distinguish it. Getting ofli to an early start, a small committee of students and teachers inter- viewed prospective Arista members. Under the influence of Nat Snyder, the Leader. and .louas Schultz, tio-l.eader, the interviews were conducted in a more serious manner than usual. Arista interviews, traditionally an ordeal, provided thc customary amusement for Hinsidersu. 'l'he traditional theatre party was lu-ld during the Easter recess, at which time the members saw Stalag IT . llr. Shipley served as facility advisor of the honor society as ahly as he had in the past years. f,' Z that 82 vu- ,,, 1 V . '4 ' 1 - V i ' 'I 1 1, . 'W' i The Caliper staff is one of which the student-body can be proud. Through its efforts, a literary magazine of exceptional quality is produced each term for student enjoyment. They have more than duly made their contribution to Stuyvesant High School. The staff-members spend many hours evaluating the countless number of poems, essays, and short stories submitted by students for acceptance to the Caliper. All Work is examined and re-examined for form, expression, and interest. Accordingly, formal discussions and meetings are held at which the staff selects the material they feel would be of the most value to the student- body when published. These are only some of their many obligations. Every member must submit two publishable articles and all accepted material must be properly prepared and sent to the printer before the mid-term. Their job, by no means, ends at this time. The proofs returned by the printer must be carefully read and corrected for errors. This involves many hours of tedious work until the material can finally be sent to the printer and returned in the form of the Caliper. Congratulations to Kenneth Eisold, Editor-in-Chiefg Steve Schneider, Man- aging Editorg and Harold Skulsky, Literary Editor. They have shown excellent leadership. A salute to Mr. Astrachan, the faculty adviser to the Caliper, who is always more than anxious to extend a guiding hand. The hard work and perseverance of the Caliper staff, coupled with a special writing talent, results in the fine literary work displayed each term in our magazine. THE C LIPEH THE I DIC Tllli ccccc The puhlication of the Indicator, our senior yearbook, marks the end of an- other term and of the high school careers of many of Stuyvesant s students. Vive will have occasion to pause at various times in the future and glance through the Indicator recalling this most important part of our lives, our high school years. We will come across the pictures of our former teachers and of the students who ahsorhed their teachings with us. Wie will remember these and many other people and events. That is our purpose. For what is the lndicator except a hook of memories, -W a part of the Stuyvesant Family Album. This term, the exceptionally large size of the graduating class and the multi- tude of student activities have caused us to he pressed for space. However, faculty adviser, Dr. ,loseph T. Shipley, editor-in-chief Michael Phillips and managing editor lloward Trachtcnherg have done an excellent joh and have put together an unusually fine volume. They were ahly assisted hy the various divisional stalls of the lndicator. The Literary division was composed of the Senior Pages stall, the Activities stafl' and the liiterary staff under the editor- ship, respectively, ol' joshua llollander, Nat Snyder and Harry Boller. The pictorial phases ol' the Indicator were handled hy the l'hotography staff left hy Arthur Silyer and Sandy lihaitovitz, and the Art stall ineomparahly headed hy l red Newman. The financial division was under the jurisdiction of Business editor Allan Zuch and Advertising editor Arthur Stupay. All things considered, we feel that this termis issue ol' the lndicator can assume its rightful place as a chapter in the history ol' Stuyvesant lligh School. X I -i For as long as most teachers care to, and all students do remember, room 2C has meant just one thing, the Spectator office. The great milling crowd in the hall with the frantic editors trying to keep them quiet, is the image that a large number of people associate with the Spectator. Though, to the majority of the student population, it is only the Well-ordered paper that comes out every so often, to remind them of what they're doing and what they've done, that they think of when someone mentions the Spec. The different conceptions which those people who are on the second floor between sessions have, and those who are not, is largely due to the high ex- cellence of the staff, whose talents never seem to dim. Thanks to Mr. Pause, Stuyvesant will never have to worry about the stoppage of this supply. Surely the whole staff - from the cub-reporters to the editor should be praised. They all have persevered and done their best in turning out the Spectator. Howard Siegel, the present Editor-in-Chief has certainly proved his worth with the fine issues of the paper that have been printed this term. You could almost say though, with the minds of Managing Editors Jonas Schultz and Bob Martin, Associate Editors George Striker and Charles Prentiss, News Editor Manning Feinleib and his assistant Edward Kaplan, Feature Eidtors Ronald Wvohl and John Mackiewicz, Sports Eidtor Mike Lemov and Photo Editor Ronald Lutz, who all must have been brought up on newsprint. one just couldn't miss put- ting out a great newspaper. - ss THE PECT!-XTUH EB ll TE M Stuyvesantians may well be proud of their past baseball teams, for, in the past 48 years old peg legw has produced some of the finest teams this city has ever seen. It was an inexperienced, eager team that came to bat for Stuyvesant in the spring of 1909. But this was the team that was to lead our Alma Mater to its first city championship. The years rolled on, bringing with them many great Stuyvesant teams, but none will ever surpass the team of 1928. In that year, Stuyvesant, under coach William Marks, won the first P.S.A.L. championship, heating Clinton in a thrilling lf0 shut-out. Stuyvesant has not only produced some spectacular teams, but a spirit to play hall as well. This spirit was shown in the dark year of 1950 when there was a han on extra-curricular activities. ln that year, Stuyvesant boys, though not ofhcially representing our school, met boys from Seward Park for a strictly oil'-the-record hasehall game. This year old peg leg has a team equal to, or even greater than, those of yesleryears. ln addition to having an ample and enthusiastic supply of poten- tial players, Stuyvesant also has as its great asset, its admired coach, Mr. Davis. ln the past, Mr. llavis has led our team to innumerahlc victories. Mr. Davis is not only a seasoned coach, hut he has had practical experience as a key player on high school and college hasehall teams. This year looks like another victorious year that will go down in the annals of Stuyvesant haschall history along with the years of l909 and l928. ....r-'Q I f - I 1 1. A . V JA. ..-....u1l:s1.aenm1-aug. iv- -- im. .. Lf ,.,f,.f 2 .... -W I The start of the spring term saw a heretofore hot and cold S. H. S. basketball team suddenly catch fire and reel off a string of seven straight victories. Mr. Schindleheim came up with a well knit quintet 011 which individual play was cast aside. Teamwork became the order of the day. The Peg-legs rapidly developed into a club of possible championship calibre. A ten and two record was good enough to earn a place in the city-wide play- offs. The first game was against a heavily favored Commerce squad which had not been defeated in its last thirty-eight games. With Bob Pagano leading the way with tW6lllly-0116 points, an aroused red and blue team emerged vic- torious. The Peg-legs, however, were thwarted in their quest for the Mahattan championship by a strong Seward Five. Outstanding performers have been: sparkplug captain Bernie Mackler, high scoring Dave Bushefsky, hard driving Bob Moses and dead-eyed Bob Pagano. Lefty Lefkowitz and Jerry Ballan have supplied much needed height under the boards. It must be noted that Mr. Schindleheim, in concluding his first season as a basketball mentor at Stuyvesant, has done a fine job. Although the entire starting five is graduating, the presence of a strong J. V. indicates Stuyvesant, under its able new coach, will be a basketball power in the years to come. w 1+ BA HETBALL 87 THE EXECUTI IE Cllll Cll Stuyvesant High School is centered around the activities of the 11.0. Execu- tive Council. Its functions are not only important but also vital to the existence of our school. The hard work of the members of the Executive Council has made possible many activities that could otherwise never exist. The job of the Executive Council is to plan the budget: to elect the Civil Service officers and the representatives to the ltlanhattan and City Councils: and generally speaking. to dispose of the Gil. funds in such a way as will benefit the greatest number of Gil. members. Under the supervision of Mr. Herhst, the legislative body has set upon the task of apportioning this terms Gil. money. President julio Arroyo has set his goal this term at elaborating and expanding the C.U. Through President Arroyo's efforts. and Vice-President lay Yedvalfs planning and hard work. we have seen both elaboration and expansion of Stuyvesant's club program. With the aid of the two other hard working olhcers, Secretary Leonard Riley, and l'.M. Coordinator Leon Sokol, and various other student leaders ol' Stuyvesant, the Executive Council made an effort to form the Athletic and Activities Association. It is the hope of the Executive Council that the Athletic and Activities Association will supply. in the future, the funds necessary to expand 5tnyvesant's extra-curricular activities program. 'l'he l'ixeeutive Council has also expanded their administrative body, better known as Civil Service, under the chairmanship ol' liernard Zeliger. It is this administrative body that docs the actual planning for dances, intramnrals, the superintending ol' minor publications, and the art and publicity work for the Executive Council. It IH the ltxccutive Councils ol the past, and certainly ol the present, that have made Iatnyvesant such a wonderful and pleasurable place al which to spend our high school days. 'W M-I . ,A ig? A i .b oi! -'IA 4 4 7' up r ,il Stuyvesant High School's senior class of June, 1952 finds itself democratically governed by a representative Senior Council. This Council is headed by Senior Class President, David Sirota, Vice-President, Michael Lemov, and Secretary, Ronald Greenwald. The main body of this Congress is composed of the Presi- dents of the individual senior classes and the editor of the INDICATOR. The Council always receives the able and willing advice of Faculty advisor, Dr. Shipley. This year the Council has one of the most difficult tasks ever faced by a senior council in Stuyvesant. The Senior Class has seven hundred and fifty members, the largest in the school's history. In addition, this year marks the return of extra curricular activities after an absence of one year. The Council and the members of the class are, therefore, as a group, unacquainted with the super- vision and participation in an extra curricular program. Nevertheless the Senior Council has overcome these difficulties and has begun a full program of activities for the Seniors. The program was begun with arrangements for the purchase of graduation rings and will be completed with the Senior Prom. Prior to the Prom the Council has arranged for a senior basketball team and numerous senior dances. The arrangement of the Prom, the most important event of the term, has been completed and the Prom will be held on the Astor Roof, on June sixth. Dave Sirota and his associates on the Senior Council have done everything in their power to make the senior term an enjoyable one. The success of their labors depends upon the senior class. It is for them to decide whether to participate in the activities planned by the Council and make this term in Stuyvesant one that will be remembered in years hence. THE E IDR Cllll Cll THE SWIMMI G TE Nl Stuyvesant men have always loved the water. Swimming team Coaches Meyers and Sharp will readily verify this. Each year they meet a hardy, sparkling, and anxious crew which is ready to carry upon its shoulders Stuyvesant's fond hopes of blazing a path of glory in the field of aquatic competition. This year was no different in regard to the general joyous enthusiasm of our swimming squad. It took intensive training and hard work, besides the traditional vigor dis- played by the members, to build a cohesive and well-functioning athletic unit. The coaches, with the very able assistance of Captain John Zerrenner, Co- Captain Sandy Chaitovitz, and Manager Herb Vlfeiss, did a masterful job of training and handling the crew in order to mold them into a fine team. The boys were always willing. Each one was ready and anxious to work to attain proficiency in his own individual skill, which was eventually to become an essential part of the entire swimming unit. During the spring semester, the Stuyvesant aquamen were entered in several non-l'.S.A.L. meets with some of Stuyvesant's perennial swimming rivals. Anticipating the leadership of such veteran seniors as Howard Levine, Norm Wleslcr, Julius Jortner, Gerald Rosenzweig, Andrew Nehrig, Ernest Odierna, Yudie Gross, and Stephen Berque, the coaches expected the fast and aggressive red and blue swimmers to be very likely prospects to go winging their way toward victory exhibiting their fine abilities as they would win oler the day. Their brilliant coaching, fine conditioning efforts, and the depth and balance of skillful swimmers were displayed when they niet their intra-city rivals on the fields tor lakesj of action. Stuyvesant has always been able to look upon its aquamen with a great deal of pride. The boys are always striving to bring glory to Stuyvesant. This term wc are all confident that the team members represented us well and brought victory and honor to Stuyvesant High School. Although hampered by the yearis cessation of sports, Stuyvesant opened the 1951 track season with hopes of maintaining their past successes. As it devel- oped, the season proved to be one in which the team performed creditably, without, however, being able to match the spectacular performances of recent years. A Hgreenw but eager squad took to the hills at the start of the cross-country season. Although Coach Bradshaw worked the boys into fine shape in record time, the season was saddened by the harriers' loss of the Manhattan Cham- pionship, by a mere two points, even though we won six medals. Turning to the track, the Bed and Blue gave an impressive performance at the 45th Annual Stuyvesant Indoor Games. Among the outstanding runners of the day were, Captain Arthur Bass, Michael Zywokarte, Howard Rosen- krantz, and Joel Bacher in the half-mile run, and Duncan Fernandez in the mile run. Thus we netted 14 points, to place second in the meet, - a feat which speaks well for the speedsters and Coach Bradshaw. Trained to the peak of condition was our mile relay team consisting of, Bass, Fernandez, James Boyd and Arthur Frank, assisted by Sandy Russo. The team came away from the Brooklyn Knights of Columbus and Senior Metropolitan Meets with medals, and Went on to duplicate this performance on the boards in the Garden at the N.Y.A.C. Meet, the Millrose Games and the 1.C.A.A.A.A. Meet. Unfortunately we will lose the services of Bass, Fernandez, Boyd, Frank, Russo and Bacher, along with those of Coppin, Feldman, Lemov, Maratos, Rago, Taft, Trachtenberg and Zapata, but we can count on the expert coaching of Willmar H. Bradshaw to mold a championship team from the many fine run- ners remaining on the squad. TRACK Clllli ' i A W it After the dismissal bell sounds, and the last student is released from the dark recesses of the academic classes, a strange transformation occurs. The quiet, serious student sheds his glasses and neatly pressed knickers as well as many of his inhibitions. Somewhere a camera clicks. A million electrons stream through a tube. A scream pierces the air. The Cl1llJS are in session. Among the many and varied activities that help to constitute a profitable and enjoyable school life, the clubs remain most popular with the students, and with good reason. It is through these organizations that boys with similar interests can get together and express themselves in the medium of their choice. lt. is this freedom of self-expression which is so vital in rounding out the personality of a student, and making him a useful citizen. An outstanding example of the way in which a club aids in bringing to its members a fuller understanding of the world today is the History Club. The faculty advisor. Mrs. Brody, feels that it is a sounding board for the discussion of modern problems. General discussion is the order, with Nat Snyder pre- siding. Also as part of its program, several distinguished persons were invited as guest speakers. Among them was lVlr. Eliahu Ben-Horin, historian and author, who delivered an interesting and informative speech dealing with the problems of the Middle lsiast. The boys of Stuyvesant do not spend all their time pondering the pressing problems of the world. Surprising as it may seem, some of them even have hobbies. 'l'hose with the same outside interests are bound to organize a club, 48 'ln 7151-e ,rg f nuff - .inks i . 92 .,1...i,,..,:?V-PM It ff -,L W 4 and just this has resulted in the formation of the Photography Club. Wlith Mr. Yard as advisor, and under the student leadership of Dan Brownstein and Arthur Chabon, they had a full schedule of activities. Their photo exhibit, depicting daily routine in Stuyvesant, achieved a great success. In addition to visiting the Pavelle Laboratories, where they studied color processing, they published 'GFocus, their own camera magazine. Since great emphasis is placed on science here at Stuyvesant High School, it is little wonder that the science clubs are perennial favorites with the boys. Added incentive is the fact that members have an outside chance of blowing the top three floors off the building at almost any moment. Mr, Simon has been chosen advisor to the Physics Society, in order to keep the already weakened building intact. His presence did not stop Martin Rubenberg and ,lack Sipress, the President and Vice-President respectively, from engaging the club in activities not less appealing but perhaps less dangerous. Besides the work put into publishing their magazine, MVector, the members discuss physics in principle and theory, as well as having guest speakers. Mr. Roths- child of the Hayden Planetarium addressed the group. Perhaps then the outstanding project of the club has been the profitable trip to Brookhaven National Atomic Laboratories. Now as darkness spreads its cloak, and the excited chatter of the boys fades to a murmur, the wheels of the club machine grind to a stop. The studious boys don their horn-rimmed glasses once again, and the more resourceful run their pants through the mimeograph machine for a fresh press. The club members adjourn for another day. These are a fortunate lot of boys, able to face even the severest morning of studies with the knowledge that the afternoon brings relief and relaxation with its clubs. 3 X s RIFLE TE Nl if 'ii if When the :esumption of extra-curricular activities was effected i11 September, 1951, one of the first clubs to reorganize was the Rifle Club, with Mr. Kopsch as faculty advisor. Throughout its history, the Stuyvesant Rifle Club has served as a proving ground for pegleg marksmen. Thusly, at the outset of the P.S.A.L. Rifle Tourna- ment, Stuyvesant had its regular six man team, backed up by a large squad of seasoned riflemen. The six men who martici ate in most of the matches are: Chau the ca Jtain: I P 1 Braunsteing de la Lastrag Demblingg Durkg and Jeffrey. Unheaten in league play, the riflemen have won the Manhattan-Bronx division championship. lVlr. liopseh and the entire squad are preparing diligently for the P.S.A.L. Championship 'll0llI'll2lllll'I'll, held in late March, hy holding frequent practices in the 71st Regiment, National Guard Armory. All hope for a good showing in this match as a fitting finale of an outstanding season. if can 1-'IP' Although the average Stuyvesantian takes great pride in the success of his fencing team, he is not familiar with all the facts concerning this aggregation. Under the leadership of Mr. Leibel, Stuyvesant foilsmen have captured more PSAL championships than any of our school's other teams. These achievements are even more outstanding when one realizes that term after term Mr. Leibel has had to start with a green squad, of which many members have had absolutely no fencing experience. Therefore, they have to be drilled in every aspect of fencing, which is by no means an easy task. In order for the Stuyvesant fencers to reach the peak of their physical con- dition, they are introduced to an elaborate program of gymnastics. These drills are incorporated to develop for the foilsmen, quick, strong legs, powerful wrists and forearms, lightning fast reflexes, and a high degree of muscular coordination. Many of the squad members going through this metamorphosis are inclined to compare their rigorous training to the famed program of ublood, tears, toil and sweat. It should be stated here that the foilsmen undergo this preparation with undying vigor. This term the fencing team furthered its development with frequent trips to the collegiate gyms of New York University and Columbia. There, they were able to fence with members of the college varsities, and thus gain a great deal of experience. The team will be weakened by the graduation of Captain Pat Petix, Lefty Stan Kaufman, Howie Jaslow and substitute Marv Stein. Therefore, Mr. Leibel, in his capable way, will have to develop other fencers to plug up the holes in the team left by these seniors. The 1952 Stuyvesant fencing team has closed its season most successfully, in the tradition set by forerunning Peg-Leg teams. W T 'TTT THE FENCING TEAM THE M TH TEAM Mathematics and science are two words which are synonymous with Stuyvesant High School. Therefore, it is only logical that our school should have a fine Math Team. ln the annals of Stuyvesant, the Math Team has and will always hold a position in the upper echelons of activities. The team works hand in hand with the Math Club. At meetings new types of prohlems, theories and other mathematical curiosities are lectured upon and then learned hy the avidly interested members. This term, Justin Croshin is the president of the eluh while Mr. Greenberg advises the team and the eluh. Five starters are chosen, from amongst the hest mathematicians, to start in the meet. Leonard lluthazer is ahly leading the hoys as captain this year. The team is composed of twenty apt students. The hoys hold their meetings daily, after school. KN itll a group ol' interested and promising hoys, Mr. Creenherg and Captain liuthazer haxe made this year's team one to he proud of. Ah, - ,-............ I F it uf' wi, Notably outstanding in the ranks of Stuyvesant High School non-athletic teams is the Chess Team. The team has been, for a long time, a part of the school. It has brought home many honors through the years. Our Chess Club is fundamentally the backbone of the team. During its meet- ings, the better players are chosen to represent the school in tournaments. This term the leader of both the team and the club is Herbert Farkas while Mr. Atkin is the advisor. A fine record was made by the boys this year. We placed third in the city. Mike Ozol was voted to have played the best game in the city. Of all the schools competing, Stuyvesant was the only one to conquer Brooklyn Tech. All the Contests were held at the Marshall Chess Club. This year's record was fourteen wins, one draw and one loss. The team practices daily after school in the library. Many interesting and tense matches ensue during the term. We owe a vote of thanks to the boys on the team, Farcas, Ozol, Gross, Erlich and Terrace, who voluntarily gave up their free time. The boys had a line season this year and as usual, they didn't let us down. -THE CHESS TEAM UHCHESTRA AND BAN You may have seen the conscientious longhairs all seeking solitude where they can practice in peace. In Stuyvesant, there is peace? Sure! in the hall- ways, stairways, wardrobe closets, and in all the nooks and crevices for which Stuyvesant is famous. Surely you have heard Richard Rosen peeping on his piccolo, or Mal Goldstien screeching on his fiddle, while you were watching an exciting motion picture in Rm. 221. It is quite possible that you may have seen or heard Henry Soloway with his cymballs at arms length so that his nose wouldnit get caught keeping time, 1, 2, 3, clang! Matt Newman is there, too, trying in vain to practice his clarinet without squeeking, and Donald Roth attempting to duplicate the tone and style of Harry James. Seriously though, Stuyvesant can well be proud of its Band and Orchestra. Come the concert, Mr. Stoffregen well knows that he has guided his Orchestra to sheer perfection. The same, of course, can be said for Mr. Bart, who has taken an interest in the progress of every student in his Band. The gathering place of vocally proficient Stuyvesantians has long been the Glee Club. No person can escape noticing its presence, for almost every sixth period the melodious intonations of its members echo through the halls. Those students who are programmed nearby are well aware of the Clee Club,s activi- ties. Perhaps some of us, who have dared to venture closer, have heard the voices of Ray Cangi or George Zographi ringing out during a piano passage. Room 408 has become a Mecca for blossoming boy sopranos, bathtub bari- tones, and booming basses. Problems arise when the would-be-altos go slipping down the registers. or when the piano, not to mention the tenors, is out of tune. All their diverse talents are combined into something not unrecognizable as music by our director Mr. Harris., a onetime Stuyvesant graduate himself. The noble efforts of the Clee Club materialize each term in a program of songs which are a part of the semi-annual music department concert. THE GLEIE CLUB J , ,, ,YW Downstairs, in the corridor, outside the auditorium, a spot easily described to hungry Stuyvesant .boys by the fact that it is near the cafeteria, a bunch of hard-workingf?j individuals congregate before every big athletic event. Stu- dents passing by are sure that there is some dirty work involved because a group of seniors are jumping about and screaming in apparent pain. Others stand to one side and practice spelling the name of the school, counting off the letters, not on their fingers, but with queer, jerking motions of the arms. Then we Gnd out that this is Stuyvesant's Cheering Squad, and they no longer seem crazy. The Cheering Squad, Stuyvesant's only co-educational activity, consists of twenty students. Ten boys from Stuyvesantls upper terms, and the like number of girls from the Stuyvesant Annex, Washington Irving High School, are headed by Joel Engel. 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M f.I...a I III...-on, I..I...... W.: I I.. M. I.....I.I,.-I.. ...II Io. I...Io I..-I ..II.I...II...I I.Io..- I-III, uIIh MI Oydge jAl 0ll,gA .S?lfLgUQ5Cl,I'lf A four year course through high school is comparable to an ocean voyage, and now our voyage is coming to a close. In a very few hours the ship will dock. Shipboard friends will start bidding adieuxg looking backward at the sea they have passed over, remembering the calm days and forgetting the rough ones. Shipmates are gathering the baggage of four years together, and are promising each other everlasting friendships even as they realize that for the main part these friendships will eventually be forgotten in the excitement of new voyages through life. But that we may remember in the future our trip on the good ship Stuyvesant this ship's log is offered. We embarked on this voyage in September of 1948, stopping on the way to pick up passengers in the second and third terms. Soon however, this became a homogeneous group because of the acceleration of some of our younger travellers. Although the passenger list was long and varied, they shared many interests. As entering freshmen we were quickly oriented as to the rules and regulations as well as the traditions of our new and sturdy vessel. Very quickly, we were introduced to the unofficial galley, Ptomaine ,Ioe's,'7 which supplied us with provisions during the cruise. The sea gulls fpigeons in reality? caused much humor as well as occasional moments of unexpected discomforture. As passengers on the ship, we each had our assigned and elected tasks, and competition increased with ever growing enthusiasm. Each of us strove mightily to do his best and the results were apparent when the final ranking of the crew showed over 140 boys had averages of ninety per-cent or above. Stiff winds were encountered by those who were organization minded, because, for a period of time there was an almost complete cessation of extra-curricular activities. However, we were fortunate in that many of our teams remained functioning through the good graces of our officers fthe facultyj. During the storm the Math. and Chess teams met with abundant success. The time and work expanded by the faculty roused our whole-hearted support towards their efforts to obtain better conditions. Experience and 'csailing knowledgei' were instrumental in helping us to develop from awed and slightly frightened novices to mature and useasonedn travellers. We have become more concerned with the problems dealing with the embarca- tion upon our next voyage, not overlooking the possibility of our ship being a man of war. Nostalgia has already begun to set in and we find ourselves with mixed emo- tions of gladness and sorrow that our voyage on this noble ship is drawing to a close. All in all, this has been an enjoyable cruise, and though there may have been moments of individual doubt and despair we have come through safely to our destined port - GRADUATION. Edward Turr, Inc 425 Madison Avenue New York City wg SfUJQHf5 !99I'50l'LCl.!!y p!l0t0gl'Cl,9A2J EDWARD TARR COMPLIMENTS OF JQQHE5 ,lloude 72-76 WEST 36th STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. H ZUCH P MANHATTAN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Licensed by State of New York Mechanical Drafting, Architectural Drafting, Machine Design, Industrial Production Methods, Radio, F.M. Television and Industrial Electronics Q 165 West 46th Street 0 New York City PLaza 7-4830 CONGRATULATIONS Io the CLASS OF JUNE, l952 from the STUYVESANT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION LESLIE GLASSMAN HAROLD ZUCKERMAN Compliments of IIIITEI. ABBEY 141 WEST 51st STREET 'N L. ZUCH Congratulations to the CLASS UF JIINE, I952 from the STIIYVESANT PARENTS ASSIIEIATIUN N. R. 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