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

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Mathematics Department Simon Berman, Chairman Reuben Atkin Joseph Burns Solomon Greenberg Samuel Greenfield Samuel Hart Gustave Lovett James Na Harold Ok David Parmet Miss Rose L. Rosenberg David Roslow Mark Schwartz Harry Sternberg Mrs. Nan Vaughan Irving Weltman Herman Winter » •. 'JkPan I’hysics Department Dr. Alexander Efron, Chairman Davis Lee Baker Alfred Bender Norman Gore William F. LeSeur Dr. Siegfried S. Meyers No . t, -Wai ter Rayment Alfred Reich Ernest Sharo Barnet Simon Lionel Yard Music Department Walter Stoffregen, Chairman John Bart Theodore Harris Principal Dr. Leonard J. Fliedner A elministrati ve A ssistant Jacob Wortman A.M. Dean Hubert N. Hart P.M. Dean Dr. William S. Roeder A dministrative Department Miss Anna Dickson Mrs. Katherine Elmes Miss Gertrude Feigenblatt Mrs. Sara Finck Mrs. Gertrude Malkin Percy Romme Mrs. Edith Siegal James Smith Mrs. Ida Strum Library Department Miss Hilda E. Engelhardt. Chairman Miss Lazelle Gregg Miss .1. Frances Thomas Chemistry Department Douglas Bowden, Chairman Mrs. Diane Antell Abraham Kerner Jacob Lieberman Julius Raphael Wesley Romberger Israel Schiffman Samuel Schindelheim Ernest Wilson Drawing Department Frank C. Panuska, Chairman Alexander Dollin Peter Gioberti William Hill Harvey Parry Gilbert Sackman Alfred Schaefer

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Dr. Edward Coyle Languages Walter Stoffrecen Music Milton Caffin Mechanic Arts Mr. Robert Tolle, trains them in the fundamentals of biology. Moreover, advanced instructional laboratory courses in Zoology and Biology Tech- niques are constantly revised to encompass latest developments in this field. Proficiency in a foreign language is a necessary implement that rounds out an individual's education and culture. By giving us an understanding of language. Dr. Edward Coyle’s Language Department has enabled us better to understand the varied and different types of people that populate our world. A fourth year of language is offered for philologists. Training in any field must be implemented with natural “skill.” The Mechanic Arts Department, headed by Mr. Milton Caflin, tries to develop manual dexterity in Stuyvesant students. Courses such as Instrument Making, Wood Turning, Plastic Shop, and Jewelry Shop are not only entertaining, but enlightening; they provide a practical basis for our theoretical learning. A project is useless until it can be graphically represented, for only then can it be developed. Therefore, the Drawing Department, headed by Mr. Frank Panuska, offers a varied scope of courses in both Mechanical and Freehand Drawing. Invaluable aid is given to budding engineers, architects, and artists, in such courses as Machine Drawing. Architectural Design, and Cartography. Mr. Walter Stoffregen's Music Department provides cultural and enjoyable relaxation for the student body. For the musically talented, there are the Orchestra, Band, and Glee Club, which provide excellent concerts. Interesting courses in Harmony, Music Appreciation, and History of Music are also offered. Our school’s high scholastic reputation has been equaled bv our athletic fame, due largely to the brilliant work being done by Mr. William E. Gaffney’s Health Education Department. Many famous athletes had their embryonic talent nurtured in Stuyvesant. The department has coached many of the Stuyvesant athletic teams which have won much acclamation. Supporting this vast atmosphere of academic accomplishment is the Library Department under the friendly guidance of Miss Hilda Engelhardt and her staff. The Library not only provides the student with a medium of relaxation, but it furnishes valuable research material. Stuyvesantians are indeed humbly grateful for the fine preparation these departments have given them. Taken individually, each is a pillar of specialized instruction invaluable to the ambitious student; weighed together in the pattern of inter-departmental co-operation, they fuse to make an indestructible foundation for our later life. Frank Panuska Mechanical Drawing William Gaffney Health Education Hilda Engelhardt Library

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English Department Edwin Katz, Chairman Irving Astrachan Mrs. Sara Baron Alfred Brant Mrs. Cora Hahn Edward L. Hf.rbst Robert Hoagi.and Mrs. Miriam Kappalman Dr. Edwin Kelly Social Studies Department Dr. Samuel S. Steinberg, Chairman Mrs. Mary Bentley Mrs. Sylvia Brody Miss Marie Dee Bernard Flicker Mrs. Dorothy C Isidore Gorden Sylvester Jacob Miss Mary Kennedy Philip Locker Herbert Perlman Sidney Phillips David Platt Dr. William S. Roedfr Dr. Thomas J. Smith Miss Marjorie Tallman Jesse Zubow Emanuel LlEBELi Jesse Loewenth Mrs. Florence Romaic Julius Rothenbef Israel Seligman Dr. Jose Charles Dr. Irving Zucker Foreign Languages Department Dr. Edward Coyle, Chairman Philip Abramovitz Eugene Haas Mrs. Blanche Joffe Charles Lederer Samuel Mischel Mrs. Grace Perrucci John Pittaro Harold Ross Mrs. Lillie Salwitz Dr. Philip Scherer E. Winslow Wolfe Health Education Department William Gaffney, Chairman Moses Davis Jack Golbert Edward McGarry Samuel Morrow Otto Schonberg Lee Sharp Muri. Thrush Frank Wild Biology Department Robert Tolle, Chairman Augustus Crable Mrs. Dorothy Horowitz Arthur Linder Abraham Penzer Jerrold Schur Benjamin Towne Mechanics Arts Department Milton Caffin, Chairman Herman R. Buros George Eifert William Hill Charles Jordan Irwin Kern Arthur Leland Stanley Shulman Harvey Stoloff Myron Wechsler