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

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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

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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