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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

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M555 9 , .J l , ,gm 4 525--,'Qg.'Q,ws5-, :V Q 5. , .f,f,4'43.gi,5, my 2 , ' 23.4, : , fy ' ? mf 1 -MP1 .V Q A Z' . Stuyvesant H. . Our 9,000 volume library-center of study, research, and relaxation. National Science Trophy scholastic prowess. Case, symbol of A Special School Athletic Trophy Case, symbol of athletic prowess. Stuyvesant is one of the three special schools in the city, yet every school is special in a particu- lar field. Some have great athletic teams, others have unsurpassed laboratory facilities, and still others have different characteristics which distin- guish them from all other schools. What makes Stuyvesant more unique? The mechanical answer to this question lies in the consistent achievements of our school body. A selective entrance examination insures the school of boys with a high intellectual ability. These students are subjected to a vigorous educa- tional program which is enhanced by elaborate, modern facilities such as the language laboratory and the cyclotron. We also have advanced courses to expand the pupil's knowledge beyond the ordi- nary boundaries of the high school curriculum. This permits each boy to get a preview of his life in college and possibly an insight into his profes- sion. However, the student's participation in school activities does not end in the classroom. There are many clubs to further the student's knowledge in a particular area, publications to permit progress and development in creative Writing and journal- ism, and teams to develop sportsmanship and character. These extra-curricular activities give the pupil a wide range of interests to choose from so that there is something for virtually everyone. ---....,ir,,. maiia!-'Li l af ' V. 1' M 1: -:Quai 'Sf , ,gs,55,,Z1.,i5,,gg:4:g-3-5.59.5 ,V g .J-,.-1-2' ll 1 --5353. 'f, , 1 , Y ..,. .s , . f - -1- - 4 . fi 4 7191- Y' Eg v7s1 i- a l sfi??1'f'2?',fsi-'ici t l-Q1 'YET 9377? .' 'Q' ' 3 fflif L 1 ti' 1 'N it N l This also provides a means through which the students can work together and develop new skills, hobbies, and also friends. This eflicient equation of capable students plus complete educational facilities resulting in astounding achievements has been a tireless for- mula at Stuyvesant. Our academic rating and suc- cess in obtaining scholarships has set us apart from other schools throughout the entire nation. Though these are glittering accomplishments, they are not the essence of Stuyvesant's character. Something more complex and subtle is the quin- tessence of our quality. It is the inquisitive and energetic atmosphere that lines our halls and fills our classrooms. It is a drive toward a keen knowl- edge and broad understanding that forces us to seek and find, instead of sit and follow. Our deep desire for such learning finds its medium of expression in our scholastic and extra- curricular activities. When we talk of our deeds, it is not only of a finished product, dead and barren, but represents something which is alive and ac- tive. Our school has directed our ability and desire into the channels of accomplishments. It is this well guided force, this drive towards comprehension and creation, that makes Stuyves- ant a school of promise and potential-a special school. ployed. renowned Cyclotron. French class utilizing the Language Lab. Top Right-Mrs. Midonick usingi VU-graph, one of the many modern teaching aids em- Hottom Right- Mr. Bender with Stuyvesanfs A udztorzum, site of constant actzv Stuyvesantian working radio station WZCLE. Q4 in-... . practicing on organ. ity, now only occupied by student 'i ve ., ' eg? f'f'5,'V,,f.. , V, a,,y'fjL.f-, M ,J f tt, If f, :?,iQa+,Rgf,5f rf. ,KT if Kg? fra 1 - ' 1. J ,M J , ,f-'Y v - fr s X , I :Q W. ' 'M ,rf , Q' I ,, - 5 f an A t We .V 1, it f f A, ,ggg,,,,,,m, J, V . QP? 'Q ggngy page my at T . . , ' ,., f 'W A. e -' 1 , . we ge.: , 2 V, 1 at 2 M ' Jia, f 'Ez -2,1 44 5451? -' fr-' f' . ,, 4 i i is 1 Cheering team leads Clinton Game Rally. Pre-Cinton Game enthusiasm is present everywhere. .sm . .-H Mwqw Quin Seven hundred and sixty boys graduate from Stuyvesant in June of 1963. What do they leave behind to show for four years of work and study? There are no tangible and definite evidences which distinguish one graduating class from another. Rather, it is the small details and little triumphs, which when put together, illustrate and highlight the achievements of one group and set it apart as something special. Almost every class that has entered Stuyves- ant has been aware of the schoolis reputation for scholastic excellence and therefore, has endeav- ored to live up to this high caliber of scholarship. The class of 1963 has proven its capability by performing admirably in the field of intellectual competition. The graduates have won an excep- tional number of New York State Regents, Merit, National Honor Society, Westinghouse, and Gen- eral Motors Scholarships. The athletic traditions have also been carried upwards by the class. The fencing, bowling, and math teams have captured the City championships while the Manhattan championships went to the swimming, rifle, debating, and chess teams. Vari- ous other teams, specifically the baseball, tennis and track teams, have good chances for high honors. Many previous classes have also accomplished the same. What then differentiates us from those others? Perhaps it is the school spirit and the lack Above: Symbol of this year's Interscholastic teams' success -Math team member, Lehecka, solves problem. Below: Symbol of this year's Athletic teams' t success-Bowling team Captain Weiss scor- ing a strike. Social activity peak reached in '63,' Hunter- Sneaker Dance, one of the many dances of the year. ?feftfwf e 'ii rv an ., qi. Wifi' vw.-self V is 3, Class of '63 'i A S ' . t ,. pecla A V 1 Q fy 'V of apathy which prevailed throughout the class. This led to the formation of a working and popular program of intramural athletic competition and to the completion of a successful junior prom. Another longer-lasting contribution was the feel- ing of cooperation which was inaugurated among the major school organs. The Spectator and the General Organization ended their feud while the Caliper, Spectator, and Indicator began to seek mutual assistance. 'It is interesting to note that the class has not limited itself to the usual areas of study but has reached out into specialized fields. through the use of a broad and varied system of extra- curricular activities. The program has attained its highest peak. There are more clubs than ever be- fore and they are experimenting with new and worthy ideas. The G.O. has finally brought reforms beyond the planning stage while initiating new election issues. It is obvious that the citizenship program at Stuyvesant has been greatly improved and enlarged through the efforts of the graduates. All of these things, both major and minor, form the record of 760 boys. It signifies four years of their lives, yet it is not what makes them a dis- tinct group. That quality is something which can never be put on paper, it includes the personality of each of the individual students, which, when added together represents the 'very special' gradu- ating class of June 1963. USS 2 it 5 , . if-7:39 .... ti f et E. - lg! ix 7 -err 'f ff 'fs r .f-7' ff? f A if l xx. k Scholarship news - Seniors then went on to win over 31 million worth of Scholarships. Energetic Stuyvesantian with his Senior hat. Our Senior Form Ojficers and Mrs. Brody, who were responsible for our active Senior year. 53,2 X if W f ,P , A ww.. Mr. Lieherman, senior member of fhe, faculfy, feaching one of his Chem classes. CULTY may f ,, , T tt .. , A, T r , 1, . t V , , , 9,-c,,1 ,L.,, , ,,!.,f,'-we ., V y s f f 1 ,QQ , -1-' , ff lree ' r . ,, f Q . ' ' 725' ' ff 2!1iQv Wt Q l L i the seniogyayf f.63,f1Qo afserfgfaesftwenty-lifthaclassfatlurat has bene te rom , I , gf Mr, ,. , a , 'Serving as a teaghef ,, , the gym and as fajfggpachry gjridiron, he has had to fA . L 4 . . . overcornfggmany obstacles, Our school attractsigrelatrieely athletrcally-inclined , boys. Thefrnajority of fhe student body is also Younger thank, counterparts in other ' schoolsafDelSp1te.th1s, and the lack ofa! convenrergly located home stadium and prac- trce fields, Coaohffhrush has consistgntly fieldedatdams respegktgd throughout the city , I . If V' . ff, . and lgonored throigghoutthe , T T T' ff .. ,.,. Special acco plrshmentsi ,leefspecial qualitgyea 0 have educatlonal skills in orderrto transfergknowl dge to students, Qne mustbddave understanding in order tof command and give respect. One must have to augment a voca- j . Q, tionahdedrcation. One must be cast in the mold of Mr. in order to achieve thrsyfMany boys have come to him fdjgghelp in academic ang personal, as well as T athletic, problems. Through his attain a college education than to aid others do d areas, he had helped more boys to l.. 77235 Stuyvesant this year. This desire es not come ,asa victories or as condolence for defeats. rather it comes from a man who wants to do all he can to help a boy someday become a man. of our sincere appreciation and in reco The class of 196 3 dedicates this Indicator to Mr. Murl Thrush as an expression gnition of his contributions as an educator, coach, counselor, and person with whom it has been a privilege to work and grow. Left: Mr. Thruslz relaxing in the C'0llflIZ6.S' of the Gym Omce. Right: Mr. Tlzrush fli.s'c'u.vsing the aclimz of llle game with one of his players. Principal's Message Dr Leonard J Flledner Prznczpal BOAKD OF EDUCATION CITY OF NEW YORK STUYVESART HIGH SCHO0L NEW Yom: a N Y onmaooxsslgoso uzowann 1 FLIBDNBR, Prmcnpzl Dear Seniors Graduation is but days away For three years, long years to you, short to your teachers, we have been daily associates During this time we have come to know, understand and I hope respect each other Your teachers have been asslduous and dedicated to the task of helpmg you develop to the fullest your potential powers You have been sincere and eager students preparing yourselves for the next steps in the buslness of living and growing Hay I suggest you take a few minutes to review the changes that have occurred in you during our association. Look at your Junior High School graduation picture. Note how you have grown in stature, poise and maturity of appearance. The same lclnd of transformation has occurred in your mental and emotional growth. The latter changes are more subtle and less readily detected, but they have taken place. Their development has been guided into safe and dependable channels by the unstinting efforts of your teachers through the media of the curriculum and personal example. It is my hope that you will continue to tread the straight paths of character and of learning on which you have been started. They will direct your lives toward personal satisfaction and social usehllness. Cordially yours Leonard J. F iedner, Principal - V r 2 J ':'-1 , ' .fr ' u '.5-'f'5'v gf7,'1 fI': .f 5 3f':,f':i,:E,2i1fQf iffy 5 ,. 'f 1 '- .gxpgzgf .- -, sa nf: :.. vw: ve 3 rg.-,Q .,-.f,,-,f,f.',,:,,, ,-,:f-.,,3.'f,,p .5 ei Administration As our high school years draw to a close, we fondly begin to remember many of our experiences. It is at this time we start to wonder who was behind the scenes, and to whom we owe the credit for the extraordinarily high level of our school's activities. It is the hard working, dedicated school administrators, whom many of us tend to forget because we have little personal contact with them, but it is this handful of people who perform those vital tasks of coordinating activities, tying loose ends together and, in reality, are responsible fowr the running of the school. As Principal, Dr. Leonard J. Fliedner is constantly striving to maintain the line reputation which the school has always en- joyed. The problems he must face every year are legion, and so he must rely upon the aid of his Administrative Assistants. Mr. Jacob Wortman is in charge of the organization of the school. He is responsible for the designing of the master program, the administration of the entrance examinations, the selection of students, and the supervision of all school records. In addition to these duties, Mr. Wortman serves as the liaison between the school and the Parents' and Alumni Associations. Dr. William S. Roeder is in charge of the assembly programs, school safety and discipline, announcements, Hnal examinations, and is co-ordinator of the guidance program. As administrator in charge of discipline, Dr. Roeder is assisted by Mr. Edward McGarry. The administrative team is rounded,out by Mr. Barnet Simon, Program Chairman, and by the two people best known to the Seniors-Mr. Irving Astrachan and Mrs. Sylvia Brody. Mr. Astra- chan, Senior Dean and College Advisor, comes in contact with Seniors as they make their all-important decisions about their post- high-school years. As Senior Advisor, Mrs. Brody directs the many social activities of the Senior Class. She also serves as a full time guidance counselor and grade advisor to one-third of our Senior Class. Counseling the other two-thirds are grade advisors Mr. Myron Wechsler and Mr. Julius Raphael. Let us not forget the fine secretarial staff which performs its numerous invaluable daily tasks. Mr. Jacob Wortman Administrative Assistant Dr. William Roeder Administrative Assistant 2 . ,f Mr. Barnet Simon Mr. Irving Astrachan Program Chairman 12 Senior Dean and College Advisor Mrs. Sylvia Brody Senior Advisor and Senior Grade Advisor. if ' X.. Mr. Julius Raphael and Mr. Myron Wechsler, our Iwo other Senior Grade Advisors. Secretarial Staff L-r.' Mrs. Mollie Solemnick, Mrs. Edith Siegel. Mrs Marie Welling, Miss Gertrude Feigenblatt. Mrs. Eva Weiss. Not Pres ent: Mrs. Gertrude Malkin, Mrs. Ida Strumm, Mrs. Frances Weiss. Roster S ENGLISH - MATHEMATICS Chairman-Mrs. Miriam Kappalman, Chairman-Rubin Atkin, Dr. S. Stev- Irving Astrachan, Mrs. Sara Baron, en Brodie, Miss Cecile Cohen, Mrs. Alfred Brant, Joseph P. Curran, Mor- Irene Finleel, Philip Fisher, Solomon ris Finger, Edward L. I-Ierbst, Sterling Greenberg, Mrs. Muriel Hollandi Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Y. Leslie Johnson, Mrs. Henrietta Midonick, James Nack, Beverly Kelly, Emanuel Leibel, Miss Harry Okean, David Roslow, Mark Eileen Lynch, Michael Marks, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Sylvia Schwartz, Mrs- Florence Romberger, Henry Wozniak. Nan Vaughan, Irving Weltman, Her- man Winter. i , -2.5497 'N ' if-'QV' BIOLOGY Chairman - Robert J. Tolle, Mrs. Frieda Chrystall, Mrs. Electra Demas, Ralph Ferrara, Harold Lehrman, Ar thur Linder, Mrs. Sheila Schumer, Mrs. Mildred Sickles. 14 f,,?3 i5 ,W-vwnlw' if I CHEMISTRY Chairman -- Douglas Bowden, Mrs. Diane Antell, Murray Kahn, Jacob Lieberman, Julius Raphael, Wesley Romberger, Robert Scheip, Samuel Schindelheim, Ernest Wilson. Qwfy Mx, fn ffff 3 '26 -' 'Wy 532-G-efy-'Q' X I ' J -A J J V- . ffffff. a ' -ff . do ,, W., 4. W ,, ff ,fm , M X, , 4 l f V fe ! M, ,ga ...W , aff ,,,f , . 4 Q ' W ,. -wflay6f.va :2.w5,fQg'f22'w1?2b:. J '-vw , i I 41: RVN ZQ71' L i5 s: '?'4,1 71-',1r,,W1'1VR C- ' 21? af: 1 fag zfzfiiyf-fZQ4?+.:mW7,, ' ' . fa f .3 . ., - 2 af' 1515752 f. V331 PHYSICS Chairman-Dr. Alexander Efron, Al- fred Bender, Norman Horenstein, William F. LeSeur, Nathan Marks, Henry Petersilie, Walter Rayment, Harris Schenker, Barnet Simon, Emanuel Weiss, Lionel Yard. ' V,a ., 1.7517 ' cf' ix,-,X iz 2 4 ,.-, ,Q 5 -' X1 '1,'Y.'fg2I':,9 Q ,Q YfYi5:f3i'5Z 5 fZ'?'? 59 ' f ., if. . iifaraffi 'Wi' 1 - 1 iwil 1.5-5 i LANGUAGE Chairman - Robert Buda, Eugene Haas, Miss Ann Haeseler, Dr. Blanche Joffe, Charles Lederer, Nicholas Lind- say, Miss Marie Lorenzo, Edmond Manoha, Miss Frances McGillicuddy, Miss Rose Mereson, Samuel Mischel, Peter Palminteri, Mrs. Grace Perrucci, Winslow Wolfe. 6' . if,-qukv, 19' 'imff SOCIAL STUDIES Chairman -Dr. Samuel Steinberg, Nicholas Alemanne, Mrs. Sylvia B. Brody, Miss Marie R. Dee, Anthony DePalma, Bernard Flicker, Mrs. Viv- ian Gluck, Sylvester Jacob, Mrs. Rose- mary A. Kimpton, Mrs. Matilda Krug- er, James E. Lindsay, Philip Locker, Miss Marjorie Tallman, Joel Weprin, Jesse L. Zubow. INDUSTRIAL ARTS HEALTH EDUCATION MECHANICAL DRAWING Chairman-Howard Natter, Walter Chairman-William E. Gaffney, Se- AND FINE ARTS Buchman William Calabrese, George bastian Cavallaro, Moses Davis, Jack Chgirmgn,Alfrgd Schaffer, Herman Eifert William H. Hill, Charles E. Golbert, Edward McGarry, Lee Sharp, Buros, Alexander Dollirr, peter Gro Jordan Samuel R. Rubinstein, Stanley Sidney Sheldon, Murl Thrush, Frank berti, Joseph Gruosso, Isaac Srlver Shl-llmafl Wild- Myron Wechsler, Nat Werner. MUSIC Chairman-John Bart, Moses Chusid, Theodore Harris. Sfwf-My LIBRARY Chairman-Miss Hilda E. Englehardt, Mrs. Ethel Levinson, Mrs. Bessie Red- mond. ffm, 45? helr eyes speak as profoundly as the1r thoughts. Thelr thoughts speak WISCIY and Wlth w1sdom comes a subtle twmkle. Look! Look closely. 48 ,N 3 2 X3 fi 3 E 2 S E 5 Q I Z 5 E YNY' VM' .quail Fl,,, -ti I' ,A-7 - H- ,. ' ' ' .. q..?.v . q -. - I , , '-'., 'T. y Q- ,, , lo .- I ilii Min? 1 Q Carnegie Hall-si+e of Graduafion. ENIURS january Graduates BEKMAN, KENNETH BERSOFSKY, KENNETH l37A35 225 Sf Laurelfon I3 455 F.D,R. Dr, Man,2 Silver Scholarship Cerf., Bronze PSAL Award, Nar'l Merif Cornnnendafion, Groundwaveg Radio Club, Cyclofron Comm., Band. Of-ficial Class Vice-President, Official Class Sec'v, French Club. Y LIPSKY. HOWARD 810 Gerard Ave. Bronx5I .ff-v if ff' MANDELKORN, FRED 2955Whi1e Plains Rd, Bx. 67 Jr. Arisfa, Gold Scholarship Cerfificafe, Na'r'l Meril Cornrnendafion, Hebrew Award, Bronze PSAL Award, Asfronorriy, Hebrew, Journalism, and Glee Clubs. ,mm N CHALU PA, LEO 3l-34 36 Sf. L.l.C.6 Bronze Scholarship Cerf., Silver PSAL Award, Off. Cl. Sec'v, lnfrarnural Baskefball and Volleyball, Spanish and Ukrainian Clubs, Hisfory Soc., Office and Lunchroom Sods., Arfs and Publicify Comm., A.M. Pafrol, Mafh Tufor, MARKS, LAWRENCE 68 E. 86 Sf, Man, 28 Bronze Scholarship Cerf., Indicalor Rep,, Phofography 81 Follc Music Clubs, Bio-Med Soc., Pholo Squad, Indicator Pholography Sfaff, Record Checking Comm. pa. PERLMAN, ALAN 789 Wa ring Ave. Bronx 67 Bronze Scholarship Cerf., Off. Cl. Treasurer, Spanish Club, Band. 20 ROHAN. VINCENT I6E.7Sl. Man.3 Jr. Arisla, Silver Scholarship Cerf., French Award, Naf'I Meril Commendalion, I-lisforv Xi Racquef Clubs, Mafh Tulor, Guidance Office Ei Lunchroom Squads. SCHNEIDER, MARK 30 Monroe Sl. Man. 2 Bronze Scholarship Cerf., Bronze PSAL Award, French Club, A.M, Palrol. COHEN, AARON l58-I2 B3 Sf. Howard Beach I4 Silver PSAL Award, 6.0. Sec'y, Phofo Edifor Alumni Journal, Execufive Council, Specfafor Phofography Sfaff, Phofographv and Lafin Clubs, Office Squad. , J '7'f HORN. ARTHUR l4l5 Linden Blvd. B'Irlyn. IZ Silver Scholarship Cerf., Hebrew and Regenls Clubs. 4-Un I MARLIS, AT.AN 227 Haven Ave. Man. 33 Bronze Scholarship Cerf., Silver- PSAL Award, Vice- Pres. Freshman Form, Assoc. Editor Caliper, Cross Counfry Sr Track Teams, Pres. Hockey Soc., Glee Club, Specfafor Staff, Office Squad. MELILLO, LARRY I9l3 Edenwald Ave. Bx.6l Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., Spanish Club, Audio Visual Squad, Healfh Ed. Office. 6811 STONE, ROGER 225 W, IO6 Sf. Man.25 Sec'v, Class of Jan. l963, Execufive Council, Mgr, Foofball Tearn, Fencing Team, lnfrarnural Baskelball, BioAMed 8: Physical Science Sociefies, Library, Office, 81 Lunchroom Squads, I WEINBERG, STEWART B5-28 llB Sf. Kew Gardens Silver Scholarship Cerf., Bronze PSAL Award, Pres. C-lass of Jan. I963, Off, Cl. VICE-PVSS-I Specfafor Busine Sfaff, Hebrew, Chemjsf,-Y 3 Glee Clubs, Clubs Comm: Usher 81 Library Squads' June Graduates ACAMPA. BRIAN I36-I4 64 Rd. Flushing 67 Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Ott. Cl. Sec'y: Intra- mural Basketball: Math Soc.: Lunchroom Squad: English Oftice: Attendance Office. ADELMAN, STEVEN 435 E. I4 St. Man.9 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Gold PSAL Award: OH. CI. Sec'yg Tennis 81 Cross Country Teams: Intramural Basketball Zz Volleyball. AGDERN, BARRY 3000 Bronx Plc. East Bronx 67 President Chess Club: Spectator Statt: Photography B: Library Squads. 'wc ALLEN. CHARLES ALTER, BERNARD 33-68 2I St. L,l,C. 6 729 W. IB4 St, Man. 33 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: Hebrew Club: Office Swimming Team. Monitor. AMENT, GERALD I869 83 St. B'lclyn I4 Bronze PSAL Award: Bio-Med Soc.: Spanish Club: Biology Lab Squad. ANDROH, JONIE 934 Putnam Ave. B'klyn Zl Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Off. Cl. Pres.: Latin Club: Arts and Publicity Comm.: Rostra Staff: A.M. Patrol: Lunchroom Squad. ALTMAN, STEPHEN IB3 Wortrnan Ave. B'klyn 7 Chairman Service Credit Comm.: History Society: Spanish Club. I APELBAUM, MURRAY l452 55 St. B'lclyn I9 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Mgr. Junior Jotsg Rostra Statt: BioAMed Soc.: Latin Club: Intramural Comm.: Guidance Office Squad: Lunchroom Squad. '-e. 'ws AKIYA, FREDRICK 550 Cauldwell Ave. Bronx S5 Football Team: A.M. Patrol: Audio-Visual Squad. ALTSCHULER, BRUCE E. 3024 Ave. M B'lclyn io Gold Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Chess Team: French Tutor: History Soc. APPELBAUM, HOWARD 2725 Morris Ave: Bronx 68 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Math Society: Photography 81 Spanish Clubs: Bio-Med Society. ALEXANDER, JONATHAN ISB-09 I4 Ave. Beechhurst 57 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Photography Club: Beethoven 81 Fine Arts Societies. ALTSCHULER, BRUCE R. 28I3Ocean Ave. 8'klyn 35 Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Caliper Staff: Math Soc.: Nuclear Science Seminar: French 8- Photography Clubs. 2? ARION, MICHAEL I30W. lb St. Man. II Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: French Award: Intramural Basketball 81 Bowling: Math 81 Bio-Med Societies: History 81 Chemistry Clubs. 21 .f . - 5,1 I 4-Jffiffi -rflf -1-'v':f -',.4-fix . ' 4QiQff'15f7ss ?f'-1z,Eir,57:'Q, -f' -- ' , fIEIff6?z-Eff? rwrjfzy--4-1 ,4 ir 1-, 'ff-.a.wvf,i7f fi-C7--,W-gff'f ff - ',,,f,,-Mfr fr, , 15 g,4f,Qr2i rifrrggf ffl - f jay' Q4-511-x if f . gf fy 7 4,315.9 ,.1-Mr'-'-- 1 f wx ,' , a ' ,,:-ff :ro , s usfw . rv 4' . . , sz 1:-1 S X' ll - -'35 35- fifQ5fLffr f ff , c-gg -ZQMGA: ., V... f-4.,,,.,-1-yq,r , MW ,Q-Sa :-, .,,fe:,f,,jfff I I 6 J-eff , f ' ,A 1 if f A 'Z Sr , 2-as if RQ, Q . Y. 2 ff 4.9.1 6 -I . JI L -' ,, . 'ff f- wi- ' r fs K ARMOUR, WILLIAM 7002 Ridge Blvd. B'kIyn 9 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bio-Med Society: French Club: Office Monitor: Lunchroom Squad: Intra- mural Basketball. AUSTIN. JOHN 73-46 I82 St. Queens 66 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Rifle Team: Intramural Volleyball. BARASCH. PAUL 9326 86 Ave. Queens 2l Hebrew Club: Math Society: Lunchroom Squad. 22 ARON, JEFFREY 36I Amboy St. B'klyn I2 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Nat'l Merit Commendation: French Award: Ott. Cl. Sec'y: Intramural Basketball gr Volleyball: French 81 Chemistry Clubs: Spectator Xi Nucleus Staffs: French Magazine: Library Squad: P.M. Patrol. AXEL. RICHARD 365 New York Ave. B'klyn I3 Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Jr. Council Rep.: Basketball Team: Spectator Br Caliper Staffs: Bio-Med Journal: Drama Br Bio-Med Societies: Audio- Visual Squad: Bio Lab Squad. BA RAZ, JAM ES 40-45 Hamptom St. Queens 73 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Off. Class Vice-President: Bio-Med Society: Spanish Club: Math Tutor. ASCHER, DAVID 227-Ol HillsideAve. Queens27 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Nat'I Merit Commendation: Photography Club: History Society: French 81 Astronomy Clubs. y l ASSA, ALFRED AUERBACH, STEPHEN 66-48 64 St. B'klyn 27 2320 Bronx Pk. East Bronx 67 Silver Scholarship Certificate: Library Squad. German Club. I - A ttlr A I li. H 5 S .- ' BABOUNAKIS, BALASCHAK, ANDREW BALKAN, ERIC 3Il E. I0 St. Man. 9 98-04 ISS Ave. Queens I4 NICHOLAS Bronze PSAL Award: Soccer Bronze Scholarship Cert.: 939 69 Sl' . B klyn I9 Team: Intramural Basketball: Nat'l Merit Commendation: S'lVa scholarslmp Cami N Photography 81 Russian Intramural Bowling: . French Award: Bronze PSAL Clubs: History Soc.: Lieut. Journalism Club: Chemistry Award? Baseball Team: CO Lunchroom Squad: Hall Soc.: Nuclear Science Capt. Intramural Basketball, pafrol. Seminar. Prog ram Office: Hall Patrol. BARNETT, ALAN 277 Ave. C Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Business Mgr. Box Seat: Chess 81 French Clubs: Math 8: Bio- Med Societies: French Tutor. fi -...off BASS, ALLEN BEAR, WILLIAM 4l-09 4l St. Queens 4 223 Victory Blvd. S.l. I Arista: Silver Scholarship Debating Team: Sedy Arts 81 Cert.: Nat'l'Merit Science Club: Russian Club: Commendation: French Co-Chairman Cyclotron Award: Journalism Club: Instrument Comm.: Bio Lab Beethoven 81 History Squad. Societies: Spectator Staff: Alumni Bulletin: Hall Patrol. ,num Wh IAQ.. A BELGRAIER, ARNOLD BELOK, GREGORY BELOK, STEELE BENARY, JACK BENKEN, WILLIAM 2l43-B2 Sl, B'klyn I4 2l43 82 Sl. B'klyn I4 355 8 Ave. Man. l 2369 W. ll B'klyn 23 l660 Monroe Ave. Bronx 57 Silver Scholarship Cerl.p Bronze Scholarship Cerf.g Bronze Scholarship Certg Pres. Spanish Clubg Vice-Pres. Bronze Scholarship Cer'r.g Bronze PSAL Awardg Silver PSAL Award: Arl X1 Russian Awardg Silver PSAL Bio-Med Sociefyg Pres. Off. Cl. Pres.g Capl. lnlramural Basketball 81 'Lilerary Edilor Nucleusg Awardg Fencing Team: All Forumg Fine Arls Soc.: lnfrarnural Baskelballg Volleyballg Bio-Med Soc.g Fencing Teamg Glee Clubg Cily Orcheslrag Hislory, Caliper 81 La Voz Sfaffsg Baskelball Squadg Lunchroom Bio Lab Squad. Jazz Bandg Russian 81 Radio Radio, Chemislry, Jazz 81 Bio Lab Squadg Spanish Squad. Clubs: Debaling, Bio-Med, Glee Clubsg Debafing ,Tulor. 81 Hisfory Soc. Socielyp Nuclear Science Seminar, .main I , 5 K v gf ' ,. NICK IBHUUL R R I if 1 2 l -,T F A- Nl W vs X ll 'F A F I e - r- , Q A E 1 i i ' ' 'Q x no V as Q-A E 71- 50 F5 -Q BERENSON, KEN Bene, LEONARD I s :T y 'f E ii w. in sf. Bron 52 :seo 42 si, irkiyn 4 - -- - 3 E ' 5- 12 'g Bronze Scholarship Cerf. X Bronze Scholarship Cerlzg . '31 E Co-Chairman Eleclrxonics- 2 .7 1 C colron mm.g ice-Pres. -5- E Ealdio ilujbgoeio-lvleg 503.3 3 ' 4 1 apr. u io- 'sua qua 3 3 :5 Solllegge Ofgcel,MPhyi1sics, 81 2 am Y - . .. s er qua sg al ul'or. 7 - Y V . 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BERGER, STEVEN BERKOWITZ, HERBERT 220-I6 I46 Ave. Laurelton I3 66 Ave. A Man. 9 Arista, Jr. Arista, Gold Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Commendation, Bronze PSAL Award, Russian Award, Math Soc., Glee Club, Tennis 81 Lunchroom Squads. ang, BIENENSTOCK, BRUCE I565 Odell St. Bronx 62 Silver Scholarship Cert., Silver PSAL Award, Off. Cl. Pres., Cheering Team, Intramural Volleyball, Folk Song 81 Glee Club, Lunchroom Squad, Social Comm. BLOCH, STEPHEN I44-24 69 Rd. Flushing 67 Silver Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Commendation, French Award, Literary Editor Rostra, Band, French, Journalism, Chemistry and G-lee Clubs, Woodwind Quintet, Beethoven Soc, Arista. 'i GMT iifmf I Bronze Scholarship Cert., Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., Spanish Xi Glee Clubs, Chemistry Soc., College Otfice Squad. BLANK, H. BARRY 83-77 W'dhvn Blvd. Oueens2I Bronze PSAL Award, Track Team, Arts, Science, Hebrew, Astronomy, Fx Glee Clubs, Fine Arts, History, Bio-Med Societies, Guidance Oftice Squad. BLOCK, MARTIN 1560 E. 102 sr. B'klyn 36 Bronze Scholarship Cert., Bronze PSAL Award, Off. Cl. Pres., Basketball Team, Chairman Intramural Comm., Intramural Basketball, Math Society. Lui-.QOWAJ-XPS T -S' BERMAN, STEVEN I45-4I 23l St, Queens I3 Bronze Scholarship Cert., Nat'I Merit Commendation, Glee Club. BLATT. MORRIS 662 E. 5 St. B'kIyn I8 Bronze Scholarship Cert., Otf. CI. Vice-President, A.M. Patrol. y fd, xiii. . . .5 yf , I . A: .1 fiffiiiigfi-I:--.5114-KX V .- BODELL, LEONARD I933 Union St. B'klyn 33 Arista, Silver Scholarship Cert,, French Award, Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., Math Soc., Bio Lab Squad, Lieut. A.M. Patrol, Hall Patrol. BERNSTEIN, STEVEN I747 E. 27 St. B'klyn 29 Silver Scholarship Cert., Spanish Award, Orchestra, Math, History, Chemistry, Radio, 81 Spanish Clubs, Nucleus 8: Indicator Staffs, Cyclotron Comm., 'Lunchroom Squad, Physics, Math 81 Spanish Tutor. '. VP' . BERTON, JOHN 620 Ft. Wash. Ave. Man. 40 Bronze PSAL Award, Spanish Award, Spanish, Math, French, Si History Clubs, Lunchroom 8: Bio-Med Squads, Math Tutor. BLECKER, MARVIN 574 E. 84 St. B'lcIyn 36 Arista, Jr, Arista, Gold Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Commendation, Spanish Award, Spanish Club, Program Comm., Indicator Stati, Library Squad. BLISS, LEONARD 2925 Matthews Ave. Bronx 67 Band, Orchestra, Otfice- Elections Comm., Language Lab 81 Bio Lab Squads. BOGARD, PAUL 2232 Brigham St. B'klyn 29 Bronze Scholarship Cert., BORER, ALLAN 89-I4 34 Ave. Queens 72 Bronze PSAL Award' Art Chemistry, History, Math, 8: Ed'f 5 ' - . Spa-nish Clubs, Nucleus Z1 Socczi Tggiriyfgfrggnguarglber' gndicator Staffs, Lunchroom Baskei-ball. USU, A M quad. ' ' ' ' rljjggogogio-Lab Squad, Bio- BOSCO, WILLIAM 4lIW.44 Sf. Man.36 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.g Business Mgr. Box Seal, Bio- Med 8i Tropical Fish So- cieliesg Guidance Office. BRENDEL, DAVID 2078-75 Sf. B'klyn 4 Arislag Silver Scholarship Cert, Hebrew Award, Foofball Team, Offl. Class Pres.q Inframural Baskelballg Hebrew Tulorg Box Seal Sfaffg Lunchroom Squad. BRIER, NORMAN 430 Hawfhorne SI. B'kIyn 3 Silver Scholarship Cerlng Spanish Award, Naf'l Meril . Q. BOYKO, FRANK 27 Wakefield Rd. S.l. I2 Bronze Scholarship Cert, Russian Club, Vice-Pres. Asfronomy Club, Cyclolron Comm., Bio-Lab Squad, Nuclear Science Seminar. l BRENNER, LAWRENCE IBO4-76 Sf. B'klyn I4 Bronze Scholarship Cert, Radio Club, Bio-Med Socielyg Lunchroom Squad, Hall Palroly Principal's Office. BRIGHTMAN, ORRIN 35-25 77 Sf. Queens 72 Spanish, German 8: Glee Clubs, Lunchroom Squad. BRADUS, ROBERT 312 Bay I4 SI. B'klyn I4 Bronze Scholarship Cert, lndusfrial Arls Award, Phofography, Model Rail- road, Spanish, 81 Glee Clubs, Malh Tufor. BRENNER. ROBERT 620 FI. Wash. Ave. Man. 40 I BREEN, LAWRENCE 755 Wesl' End Ave. Man. 25 Silver Scholarship Award., Spanish Award, Inlramural Volleyball, Spanish Clubg Hisrory Socielvg Indicafor Slaffg Mafh and Spanish Tufor. BRENOWITZ, JEROLD so E. I7 S+. B'klyn'26 BREEN, NELSON 755 Wesr End Ave. Man. 25 Silver PSAL Award, Mgr. Baskelball Team, Capl. Intramural Basketball, lnlramural Volleyball, English Advisor. BRESSNER, ROBERT l02l I Fosler Ave. B'lclyn 36 Silver Scholarship Cer'r.g 4 Arisfag Jr. Arislag Nai'l French Club, Bio-Med, Silver PSAL Award, Spanish Meril' Commendafiong History 81 Tropical Fish Award, OH. Cl. Pres., Soph. Form Sec'yg Baslcefball Sociefies, Library Squad, Baskefball Team, Inlramural Team, Speclalor Sfaff. College Office, Dean's Baskefball, Inframural Office. Comm., Spanish Club, G.O. Sloreg Lunchroom Squad. Arisfa. BROAD, DAVID 52 Jane Sf. Man. I4 Pres. Phofography Club, Pholography Editor Box Commendafiong Debaling Seal, Indicafor Sfaffg Bio- Tearng Spanish, Chemislry 81 Med Soc.: G.O. Club Forum Clubs, Mafh 81 Comm.: 'Library Squad, Debafing Socieliesg Spanish Guidance Office. Tufo r. BROD, JONATHAN I9O-I7A 69 Ave. Queens 65 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Mgr. Rifle Team: Chemistry 81 Hebrew Club: Spectator Staff: College Office Squad. BUCHMAN, CARL IS66 Unionport Rd. Bronx 62 Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Jr. Jots: lnframural Volleyball 81 Basketball: Lunchroom B1 Mimeo. Squads: College Offices Arista. BURSTEIN, JULIAN I446 W. 8 St. B'kIyn 4 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Track 81 Football Teams: Chemistry Club: Bio-Med Soc.: Social Comm. 26 BROOKS, RICHARD 940-45 Sf. B'lrIyn I9 Silver PSAL Award: Cheering Team: Jazz 81 Dance Band: Photography Club: Indicator 81 Spectafor Staffs: College Office Squad. BUENO de MESQUITA, BRUCE 80l West End Ave. Man. 25 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Caliper Staff: Latin Club: Debafing Soc.: Physics Squad: Mgr. Mimeo. Squad: Spanish Club. BUTE, JAMES 458 I5 St. B'klyn I5 French 8: Astronomy Clubs: Indicator Staffs: Bio-Med Soc.: Bio Lab 8: Lunchroom Squads: English 8: College Offices. BROWN, ERIC 21-50 33 Rd. Queens 6 Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Award: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Assoc. Edifor Spectafor: Editor Caliper: Fine Arts Society: Program Commiftee. BUK. WILLIAM 5I5 E.IISt. Man.9 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Spanish Club: Language Office. BROWN. PETER B3l Hicks St. B'klyn 3l Silver Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Spanish Magazine: Glee Club: Mafh 81 Hisfory Soc.: Library 8: Lunchroom Squads: Arista. I BRUNNER, PETER SOI W. I90 Sf. Man. 40 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: French X1 Astronomy Clubs: lndicafor Staff: Library Squad. BU RRELL, THEODORE IO Paladino Ave, Man.3 Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Capt. Cheering Team: Ass'f Photography Editor Box Seaf: lndicafor 81 Caliper Staffs: Dean's Office. CALDERONE, NELSON CANELLIS, PETER BU RSTEIN, JACK 65-Sl Booth St. Queens 74 Silver 'Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Soccer 8: Football Teams: Mimeo. Squad: English 81 Guidance Offices: Hebrew Tutor: Hall Patrol. CAPO LONGO, FRANK 83-'55 Wdhvn, Blvd. Queens2l 24-39 27 St. L.I.C. 2 30-I7 34 Sf. Oueens3 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merif Commendafion: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Intramural Baslcefball: Chemistry: Latin, History 81 Glee Clubs: GO. Membership Comm.: Indicator, Rostra, Junior Jots 8: Senior Chronicle Staffs: Audio-Visual Squad. French Award: lnframural Bowling: English Office, Chemistry Soc.: Hall Patrol: Lunchroom Squad. CARABATSOS, JAMES CARUSO, MATTHEW c:EccoNl, JOHN 25 C St. M . 34 O W , , 1 B 0n2gpPegAl- Awafdi Of?-n Lieut. iSlM?8PE?:rol: Sehliglrl 24 l5li'Enti'ii-ileuSll:lholF?1lhl:llbwZlfertEXi 6' CI. Vice-Pres.: Football Team: Capt. Intramural Basketball: History Soc: Russian Club. CHASNOFF, PAUL 315 East 70 St. Man.2I Silver PSAL Award: Spanish Club: G.O. Office Squad. Rep.: Hall Patrol: Audio- Bronze PSAL Award: Visual Squad. Baseball 81 Track Teams: Chemistry Club: Library Squad. CHEKOLA, MARK CHENG, FRANK 5503 8 Ave. B'lrlyn 20 ll0-I8 68 Ave. Forest Hills 75 Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Cert.: Math 81 French Tutor: Scholarship Cert.: French History Soc. CHERNOBLE, DANIEL CHIDEKEL. DAVID 40 West IO St. Man. I l ll22 Fox St. Bronx 59 Manager Football Team: Soccer, Cheering X1 Debating Spectator Staff: History, Teams: Intramural Basketball: Fine Arts Si Beethoven Soc.: Folk Song Club. Folklore, Journalism 8: Russian Clubs: lndicator Staff: Forum: Lunchroom and Math Office Squads. Awa rd: Orchestra: French Club. CHAIKIN, JOSHUA 2I-55 34 Ave. L.l.C. 6 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. CI. Pres.: Track Team: Caliper Staff: Beethoven Soc. CHERNA, HOWARD 2364 Tiebout Ave, Bronx 58 Capt. Intramural Bowling: Bio-Med: Soc.: Photography Club: Library 81 Language Office Squads. CIFUNI, MICHAEL CINO, PAUL 30 Carmine St. Man. I4 478 Grand St. Man. 2 Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Track Team: lntramuralgasketball: Spanish 8: lee Clubs: History 81 Chemistry Soc: College Office and Lunch'- room Squads. French Award: French Club: Math Society: Hebrew Club. CHAMBERLAIN. JOHN 305 Convent Ave. Man. 3l Basketball Team: Orchestra CHERNICK, ROBERT 2l-50 33 Rd. L.l.C. Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Na'r'l Merit Commendation: Bronze PSAL Award: Fencing Team: Intramural Basketball: French Club. CLARKE, GREGORY 326 New Yorlc Ave. B'lrlyn ZS Math Sec'y: Office Elections Comm.: Lunchroom Squad: Hall Patrol. 27 COHEN, BARRY 722 Easf I02 Sr. B'klyn 36 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Spanish Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Rifle Team: Spanish 81 Glee Clubs: Library 81 Arisla Office Squads. COHEN, JONATHAN 2I-55 34 Ave. L.I.C.6 Silver Scholarship Cerrificale: Bronze PSAL Award: Chemislry 81 Marh Socielies. 'Q COHEN, KENNETH COHEN, LEE 66 Ave. A Man. 9 B3-25 98 S+. Woodhaven 2l Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: OH. Cl, Sec'y: Speclalor Bi Box Seal Slaffs: Audio- Visual, Chemisfry B1 Phofography Lab Squads. COLES, JEFFREY 2 Sfuyvesanl Oval Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cert: OH. Cl. Monilor: lnlraf mural 81 Library Squads. 28 CONLON, PHILIP 6 Cherry SY. Queens 63 Debafing, Hislory 81 Fine Arfs Soc.: Planning Comm.: Folk Song Club: Language 81 College Office Squads: Pres. Hisrory Soc. COOPERMAN, SAMUEL l55-30 Jewel Ave. Flushing 67 Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cert: Silver PSAL Award: French Award: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Foolball 8: Soccer Teams: Capl. lnlramural Volleyball: Arisla Social Xi Visiling Comm. Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Business Mgr. Specfafor: Intramural Baskelball: His- rory Xi Journalism Clubs: Business Sfaff Alumni Journal: Bio Lab Squad: Swifchboard Operafor. rf any f-'vm CORNELIUSEN, KENNETH l3O 72 S+. B'klyn9 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Lalin Award: Naf'l Meril Commendariong Lafin Club: Mafh Office Squad. CLORFEIN E, STEPHEN 2l-l'5 34 Ave. Queens 6 Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Vice-Pres. G.O.: Pres. Clubs Comm.: Chairman Jr. Prom Comm.: Mafh 81 French Tufor: Caliper Slaff: French Club: Sr. Prom Comm. COHEN, RONALD ISO Benneff Ave. Man.40 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: lnlramural Volley- ball, French 81 German Clubs: Lunchroom Squad. COSGROVE, JOHN l270 Firsf Ave. Man.2l Graphic Arls Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Inframural Baskelball B1 Volleyball: Chemisfry 81 German Clubs. umm 449'- COTLER, MARK I265 Olrnsfead Ave. Bronx 62 Bronze Scholarship Cert: French Award: French Club' Philalelic 81 l-lislory Soc.: Pholography Slaff lndicalor: Library Squad. CRAINE, JONATHAN 2l-7l 34 Ave. Queens 6 Bronze Scholarship Cert: Capt Cross Counlry Team: Edilor Announcer: Track Team: Mimeo. Squad. DAM BROT. HAROLD 2l07 Wallace Ave. Bronx 62 Bronze PSAL Award: Off. CI. Sec'y: Off. Cl. Treas.: Foofball Spoller: Lunch- room Squad. DAVIDOFF, ALAN 2l5 E. 37 St B'klyn3 Bronze Scholarship Cert: Chess Squad: Russian Club: Office Squad. DANTO, NOEL 2525 Fish Ave. Bronx 69 Silver Scholarship Cert: Specfalor Sfaff: Orcheslra. DAVIDOFF, ELLIOT 2 Sluyvesanl Oval Man. 9 Natl Meril Cornmendalion: Bronze Scholarship Cert: Speclalor Slaff: Library Squad: Office and Eleclions Comm.: English Office Squad: Hebrew Club: Sen- ior Hal Comm.: Hall Palrol. CU BA. GARY 209 Clinlon Ave. B'klyn5 Bronze Scholarship Cert: Business Sfafl Specfalor: Bio-Med Soc.: 6.0. Clubs Comm.: Hall Palrol. DARMOH RAJ, PETER 48-38 4l St Queens 4 Silver PSAL Award: Capt Soccer Team: lnlramural Baskefball 81 Volleyball: Ukrainian and German Clubs: Orcheslra: Lunchroom and Library Squads. DAVIDSON. ROBERT l632 Madison Pl. B'klyn 29 Silver Scholarship Cert: Spanish Award: PSAL Award: Spanish Club: Bio-Med Soc. CUKIER, ARNOLD ll2O E. 85 St B'lclyn 36 Silver Scholarship Cert: French Award: Mechanic llluslraled Award: lnlramural Baskelball: Chemislry 81 Malh Soc.: French Club: Bandg, L'Eloile Si lndicalor Slaffs: Mall-i Tulor: Hall Palrol: Audio-Visual Squad: Arisla. DAVID, STEPHEN 2l5 Willoughby Ave. B'klyn 5 Silver Scholarship Cert: Spanish Award? Off. Cl. Pres.: Spanish Club: Lunch- room Squad. DAVIS, BARNEY 740 Stanley Ave. B'klyn 7 Silver Scholarship Cert: French Award: Natl Meril Commendalion: Bronze PSAL Award: Baseball Team: Bio-Med Soc.: Volleyball Comm. j. ,.., . t, , in J -- ' ,sio CURRIE, JON 9940 63 Rd. Foresl Hills 74 Bronze Scholarship Cert: French Award: lnlramural Baslcefball 81 Volleyball: Sports Edifor Jr. Jofs: Speclalor Staff: Lunchroom: College Office 81 Mimeo. Squads. DAVIDIAN. ROBERT 23-3l 33 Ave. L.l.C. 6 Silver PSAL Award: Cross Country Team: Track Team: Band. fgfwwf ' I . S Wwia Wx if ff f f ff f f 4 'm ff J X Zjgf, W4 'Z , V ,view fr...-, .2 . wi - . 2L1sf'3f'Z:f.lt? - f:', . 31036 f5QfJig?.fl 'V .., qu., 22: f P ..-- -2. f' ' . .,5i:f,f.:. f .X 1. -0563, ' QQ . ' 1 DEPPE. CARL l38I Madison St B'klyn 27 Silver Scholarship Cert: French Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Caliper Staff: Soccer Team: Bio-Med and His'rory Socielies: Chess and French Clubs. 29 De VITO. CHARLES 703 Sackell Si. B'klyn I7 lnlramural Baskeiball: Nuclear Science Seminar: Physical Science Club: Guidance Office Squad: Lunchroom Squad. D'LUGIN, VICTOR ISO6 Davidson Ave. Bronx 53 Bronze PSAL Award: lnlramural Baskelball: Modern Chemislry, Hisfory 81 Debafing Socielies: French Club: Hall Pafrol. DOMAN, ANDREW 6-IO l60 Si. Beachursl' 59 lnlramural Volleyball: Debafe and Fine Arfs Societies: Beelhoven Socielyg N.Y. Times Rep. 30 DICKINSON. JOHN 2l7 Nichols Ave. B'klyn 8 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Intramural Basketball: Lunchroom Squad. DOBERMAN, FRANK 44 Mel. Oval Bronx 62 Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cert: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Sr. Council: Jr. Jols: lnlramural Volleyball: lndicalor Sfaff: Prom Comm.: Lunchroom Squad: College Office. DONADIO. GREGORY 2292 W. B Sf. B'lclyn 23 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Na'l'l Meri? Commendafion: French Award: Pres. Fine Aris Soc.: Pres. Aslronomy Soc.: History Br Bio-Med Soc.: French Club: G.O, Clubs Comm.: lndicaior Sr. Rep. DIORIO, ANTHONY 34-I5 l53 Sl. Flushing 54 Lalin Award: Baseball Team: Capl. Inframural Baslcefball: Lalin 81 Glee Clubs: Phofography Slaff Speclaior: Allendance Office Squad. Di PAOLA, JOHN 200-54 39 Ave. Bayside 6l Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Spanish Award: Off. CI. Vice-Pres.: Spanish Club: English Office Squad. DOBOSZ, MAURICE 920 Riverside Dr, Man. 32 Folk Singinq Club: Chemislry Club. DOUGLAS, PETER 2l-25 34 Ave. L,l.C. 6 Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze PSAL Award: French Award: Cenfre D'arI Domeslique: Band: Orcheslra: Library Squad. DOLCE, GEORGE 35-36 72 SI. Queens 72 Fine Arfs Socieiy: Ailendance Squad. DRABYK, WILLIAM 3l-26 34 Sf. Queens 6 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver PSA'L Award: Chess Team: Ukrainian Club: Library Squad: Speclafor Sfaff: Usher Squad. DIVISEK, JAY 202 E. 76 Sl. Man. 2l Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver PSAL Award: Baseball Team lnframural Baskelball 81 Volleyball: Bio-Med Soc.: Maih Tulor: Lunchroom Squad. DOLOWICH. GARY i230 Ave. Y B'klyn 35 Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: NaI l Merit Commandaiion: lnlramural Baskelballi Nuclear Science Semi-nar: Bio-Med Society and Journal: Hislory: Malh and Physical Science Clubs: Bio Lab Squad: Math Tutor. DUBINSKY, JOSEPH 278 I Ave. Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Ceri.: French Award: French and German Clubs. DUNN, MONTE 2ll0 Weslbury Cl. Blklyn 25 Allernale Exec. Council Rep,g Pres. Folklore Soc.g Edifor Folksay Magazineg Off. Cl. Vice-Presq Speclafor, La Voz, and Caliper Slaffsq Debale and Hislory Socieliesg Jazz Bandg Lunchroom 81 Dismissal Squads. EMMICH, VALENTINE 1241 39 S+. B'klyn I8 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.g Russian Awardg Russian Club: Junior Prom Comm. FEIN. BENJAMIN 58-Ol I50 Sf. Flushing 55 Arislag Silver Scholarship Cerhq Nai'l Merif Commen- dafiong Bronze PSAL Award: Spanish Award: Cheering Teamg lndicafor Staff: Debaf- ing, Hisiory, Ei Fine Arls Soc.g Aslronomy Clubg Spanish Tu- forg G.O. Discounfg Member- ship 8iJr. Prom Comm.i Bflfldi Jazz Band3WoodwindOuin'IeIg Lunchroom 81 Audio-Visual Sqsg Intramural Volleyball, ...AM ...uv- DZIERZYNSKI. THEODORE 28-I8 42 Sl. L.l.C. 3 Arisfag Silver Scholarship Cerl.g Lafin Award: Naf'I Meril Commendaliong Pholo Ed. Indicaforg Co-Edilor Fine Arls Magazine: Sec'y Pholography Clubg Chemisfry, Malh, Lafin Clubsg Fine Arls Soc.: Roslra, Speclalor X: Caliper Sfaffs. ENDICK, MARSHAL 83-30 98 SI. Woodhaven 2l Iniramural Baskefball and Volleyballg 'Lalin, Chemislry and Hisfory Clubsg Arl Edilor Rosfrag Indicafor and Sr. Chronicle Sfaffsg Audio-Visual Squad. x ,716 hun.. .. af X . , f' 7 3 g'!55i-si.. . i f 11.-:S-Efyzrmz -zlfiziiisafsiii .. .fi r- .-.g.g..s.,:f.n,..., .-t-fa'-1'-'e:::::, : zrkzsvw- M-Mzfirf-i::::... ' 'WI!I!!'32'i 140, . .'Lf1'::Z21' ........1Z I .. 1521212-Zfzgggggggggggggg FEIN, MICHAEL 444 E. 85 Sl. Man. 28 Intramural Baskefball and Volleyball: Chemisiry Sociefyg German Club. EISENBERG. MARK IEIS3 E. I04 Sl. B'klyn 36 Glee Club. ENGLAN DER. ALAN 3000 Bronx Park E. Bronx 67 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.g Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.g Intramural Baskelballg Business Mgr, Indicaforg Dean's Office Squad. FEINGOLD, ROBERT 626 E. 20 Sf. Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cerfificale, EISNER, MARK 5I0 E. 20 Sl. Man. 9 Pholography and Bridge Clubsg Lunchroom and Library Squadsg lndicalor Senior Rep. ERMAN, ALLAN l48-I6 58 Rd. Flushing 55 Bronze Scholarship Cari.: Pres. Fine Arfs Soc.: Track and Cross Counlry Teamsg Hislory and Beethoven Socieliesg Jr. Prom Comm. z is ,s..4,.. 'A 4 www ff' KW Ax ig, s Q, 5 fs fn 1 L 55 ff ...-,.m,,.,..,.,., su f f ELLMAN. IRA I44-48 72 Dr. Oueens 67 Arislag Silver Scholarship Cerl'.g Eclifor-in-Chief Specfalorg Sec'y Journalism Clubg Caliper and Spanish Magazine Slaffsg H.S. Press Councilg Hisfory Soc.g Mafh and Glee Clubs. FAERBER, JOSEPH 37-03 95 S+. Jackson Hgfs. 72 Jr. Arisfag La Voz Slaffg Fine Arts and Bio-Med Socieiiesg Spanish Clubg College Office. gif-if-My awzcs.4:e4KGW a1rr71f1, .wimvswww H A N he - N -- iz-12 r m y t at sgyy- .. , ,. , ?'4f -N455-if gg2s:,:g.Jg, ' Q, 'F --- 3 r s 3 ,,ffv.:',pg:e.-fs:-I-gf f ' 3' ' :'v ' ' ,fs q Vf., .. W ig .,...,, , ..,. 6 Y I 5 . www- 4 - .p wifi - V ' A ' '31 .. F 'Q W: If 4 1 K 1 'dr i e ff 4 , Q,-I fgiflavfff' '.i:-Tfnf, ww., .- A , gp g? - .5 af '13 1141 71: 1 ' 1 f . vt . -- . S .' s 231, , i -fi I Q -, - . ,if ' I, Q' 3 is f' L' , .- sz 1 ' ., , 37. A Q.-hm, .9 I I i - xf 'D' , ' ' - ,. 1 ' ' , is ,WL x ff 7-M ' fs f ' , I 5 .J A, st:f,3 1,',s,,-wswffff-fW iii -rfff1.,g.,.w-swf-f2'sl3 N. I .nr FEINSTAT, THEODOR I4I-I3 77 Ave. Queens 67 Aristag Jr. Aristag Silver Scholarship Cert.g Nat'l Merit Commendation: Off. CI. Pres.g Football and Track Teamsg Spectator Staff: Cyclotron Cornm.g Attendance Office. FELDMAN, ROBERT 540 St. Johns Pl. B'lrlyn 38 Aristag Silver Scholarship Cert.g French Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Ass't Editor Caliper: Spectator Staffg Elections and Social Committeesg G.O. Office. dh' FEINSTEIN. HERBERT II5 Division Ave. B'klyn II Intramural Basketball: Debating Soc.: Hebrew Clubg College and Guidance Officesg Lieut. Lunchroom Squad. . A mem, f MM' so ws, FELDER, MARTIN 4623 Clarendon Rd. B'lclyn 3 Mgr. G.O. Storey Cyclotron Comm.g Chairman Sr. Ring Comm.g Band and Orchestrag Spanish Clubg Attendance Office. FELDMAN, BARTON 2959 White Plains Rd. Chess Clubg History and Math Societies: Office Squad. Bx. 67 . .K .wan FELLER, NORMAN FELSINGER, NEAL FINANDER, BRIAN 264 E. B'way Man. 2 447 Milford St. B'klyn 8 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Awardg Off. Cl, Vice-Pres.g Spanish and Silver Scholarship Certificate: Nafll Merit Commendation: Math Astronomy Clubsy Lunchroom Team: Math Society. and Usher Squads, FINKELSTEIN, IRA FINTZ, JEFFREY 455 F.D.R. Dr, Man, 2 ZIZI 82 St. B'klyn I4 Discussion Leader Bronze Scholarship Cert.g lnterborouqh History Soc.g Bronze PSAL Awardg Vice- Caliper Statfg Intramural Pres. Spanish Clubg Bowling: History Soc.g Intramural Basketball. Library Squadg Sergeant A.M. Patrol. 32 FISHER, IRA 640 Stanley Ave. B'klyn 7 Silver Scholarship' Certifi- categ French Awardg Bio-Med Societyg History Society. l38-05 234 St. Laurelton 22 Indicator Staff: Chemistry, Hebrew, Bowling, and Photography Clubsg History Soc. FISHER, ROBERT 33-65 I4 St. L.l.C. 6 Silver Scholarship Certifi- cate: French Awardg Chess Teamg Debating Clubg Office Squad. ' N5 FELDMAN, Mic:-:TEL 680i I9 Ave. B'kIyn 4 Bronze Scholarship Certificateg History Societyg Dismissal and Office Squad. FINK, ALAN l4I-36 72 Dr. Flushing 67 Silver Scholarship Certificate: French Award: Official Class Secretary. FISHER, STEVEN 25-I5 Union St. Queens 54 Silver Scholarship Certificate: Swim-ming Team: Spanish Club. . . nl. V , 'W' FISHER. STUART I57-36 22 Ave. Whitestone 57 Silver Scholarship Certificate: Bronze PSAL Award: French Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Bowling Team. 4 'b FLETCHER, THOMPSON Bronx 5I 404 E. l58 St. Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: OH. CI. Pres.: Track, Cheering Br Cross Country Teams: Spectator Staff: Capt. Intra- mural Basketball: Carpt. Lunchroom Squad: Lieut. A.M. Patrol: Office Squad. FLAST, ROBERT 272 I Ave. Man. 9 Arista: Silver Scholarship Certificate: Rep. Manhattan GLO. Council: Ott. CI. Pres.: Bio-Med Soc.: Lunchroom and Bio Lab Squads. own, FLYNN, CHRISTOPHER 5 Metropolitan Oval Bronx 62 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: French Award: Intramural Basket- ball: Modern Chemistry Soc.: French Club: History Soc.: Physics Lab Squad. FREEMAN. STEPHEN wmv! . !' 1 FRENCH, DONALD 42-I5 8I St. Elmhurst 73 l30-44 233 St. Queens 22 Football Team: MathvCIl-lb? Nuclear Science Seminar: Physical Science Club: Math Tutor. Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. CI. Vice-Pres.: Cheering Team: Mgr. Football X1 Cheering Teams: Intramural Basketball X: Volleyball: Spectator, Nucleus, 81 Box Seat Staffs: Jr. Prom Comm.: Lunchroom Squad. FLATT, 667 Williams 44+--'JTV' JEFFREY Ave. B'Iclyn 7 Intramural Basketball: Guidance Office. . .-A-qu. FLEIGEL, JEFFREY 2l25 R'ckwy P'Icwy B'klyn 36 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Jr. 81 Sr. Form Rep.: Off. Cl, Pres.: Chairman Minor Publications Comm,: Arts and Publicity, Jr. 8: 'Sr. Prom Comm.: Caliper 81 Indicator Stafts: Sr. Rep. Indicator: Band: Bio-Med 81 Chemistry Soc.: Astronomy 81 Spanish Clubs. T 4187? ,,,,.v-' FORMAN. HENRY FORMAN, HOWARD 220-03 73 Ave. Queens 64 208 New Lots Ave. B'klyn 7 'Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze Scholarship Off. Cl. Sec'y: Chemistry Certificate. 8: German Clubs: Capt. Dismissal Sq pw Y 'I 5,6 ' ,- W 2-925-2s1':si , f I Iv uad. M., FLEISCHMAN. RICHARD 720 Ft. Wash. Ave. Ma n, 40 Bronze Scholarship Certifi- cate: Bronze PSAL Award: Art Editor Indicator: History Soc.: Astronomy Club: English Otlice Squad. 1-n:'i9 ' FORSYTHE, GEORGE 52-05 79 St. Elmhurst 73 Silver 81 Bronze PSAL Awards: Track Team: All City Chorus: Glee Club: A.M. Patrol. FRENCH, PAUL 37-55 87 St. Jackson Hts. 72 Bronze PSAL Award, Junior Tots, Astronomy Club, G.O. Otlice Squad, Lunchroom Squad. WD FREUND, ALLEN 33-O5 90 St. Jackson Hts. 72 Silver PSAL Award, Off. CI. Vice-Pres., Capt. Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basketball, Folk-Song Club, Lunchroom, Library Bi Attendance Squads. mm., nv FRIED. RONALD 44I E. 96 St. B'klyn I2 Arista, Silver Scholarship Cert., French Award, G.O. Rep., Math Club, Bio-Med Soc., A.M. 81 Lunchroom Squads, Math 81 French Tutor. ,row FRIEDMAN, RICHARD 540 W. l22 St. Man. 27 Silver Scholarship Certifi- cate, Nat'l Merit Com- mendation, Spanish Award, Bronze PSAL Award. ...ew FUTTERMAN, JOEL 227 Hauer St. Man. 73 Silver Scholarship Certifi- cate, Bronze PSAL Award, Intramural Basketball. 34 FRIEDMAN, SAUL 788 Eastern P'kway B'klyn I3 Bronze Scholarship Cert., Intramural Basketball 81 Volleyball, Tennis Squad, Radio 81 Journalism Clubs, College Office, Lunchroom Squad, Math Tutor. FRIEDMAN, STEVEN 449 E, I4 St. Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cert., Nat'I Merit Commendation, Spanish Award, Chess 81 Glee Clubs, Modern Chemistry Soc., A.M. Patrol. GALANT, ALEXANDER GALLUHO, JOSEPH Bl-06 34 Ave. Jackson Hts. 72 IBIS-Z B3 Si. B'klyn I4 Bronze PSAL Awa rd. Football Team, Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, lu FRIEDMAN. JOEL 3l-28 90 St. Jackson Hts. 69 Nat'l Merit Commendat'on, Spectator Photography Staff. FRIEDMAN, MICHAEL I9 Stuyvesant Oval Man. 9 Nat'l Merit Commendation, Ott, Cl. Pres., Indicator, La Voz Xi Spectator Staffs, Elections 8: Program Committees, 6.0. Otfice Squad. FRIES, BRANT 52 8 Ave. B'klyn I7 Arista, Gold Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Com- mendation, Math Award, Bronze PSAL Award, Fencing Team, Chairman Arista Comm., Program Comm., Senior Play, Drama Club, Spectator Staff, Nuclear Science Seminar, Rifle 8: Chemistry Squads, Math Tutor. GANELES, STEPHEN 4B-Ol 42 St. L.l.C. 4 Jr. Arista, Silver Scholar- ship Cert., Bronze PSAL Award, Hebrew Award, Capt. Intramural Basketbali, Glee Club, Hebrew and History Clubs, Hall Patrol. 2 1 ' FRIESS. ALAN 347 Lincoln Pl. B'klyn 38 Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Squad, Otfice Squad. GARTNER, DAN 7l0l Shore Rd. B'klyn 9 First Prize City-Wide Hebrew Contest, J.V. Chess Team, Program and Clubs Comms., Hebrew and Glee Clubs. GASTICH, ROBERT 23-I6 2l St. L.I.C. 5 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Intra- mural Basketball: German Club: Bio Lab Squad: Language Office. GENTILI, ROY l6Bl '55 Sf. B'klyn 4 G.O. Office Staff: Cyclofron Cornmitfee. GERSTEN, DANIEL 2 Stuyvesant Oval Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cert.: . Bronze PSAL Award: Bowling Intramural Club: Inframural Baskefball 81 Volleyball: French Club: Prom Comm.: Indicator Sr. Rep.: Office Squad: French Tutor. L vw-4..,, A W inf .mn GELB, JONAS I0 W. 65 Sf. Man. 23 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Gold PSAL Award: Off. CI. Pres.: Capt. Rifle Team: Spectator Sfaff: Senior Hat Comm. GELLENDER. EDWARD 2885 W. I2 St. B'klyn 24 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Radio and Chemistry Clubs: lnframural Bowling: Audio- Visual Squad: Hall Patrol. . ,dz-pr GERSHON, NATHAN 87 Woodruff Ave. B'klyn 26 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Math, Hisfory, and Bio-Med Sociefies: Nuclear Science Club: Office Squad. GERSTENHABER, EDWARD 4035 Hampton Sf. Queens 73 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Naf'l Merit Commendation: Off. Cl. Pres.: Math Soc.: Spanish 81 Astronomy Clubs: Intramural Baskefball: Lunchroom Squad: Indicator Sr. Rep. ,Am GERSHWIN, MERRILL I342 W. 6 St. B'lclyn 4 Arisfa: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: French Award: Ass't Editor Caliper: Editor-in-Chief L'Etoile: Band: Chemisfry 81 Astronomy Clubs: Indicator Staff: Cyclotron Comm.: Physics Lab Squad: Mafh 81 French Tutor: Dean's Office Squad. .AW GERSTLEY. EDWIN 20 Magaw Pl. Man. 33 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Sec'y Spanish Club: Math Tufor: Senior Hats Comm. GELLER, LARRY S30l Snyder Ave. B'klyn 3 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Naf'l Merit Commendaiion: Spanish Award: Radio Club: Cyclotron Comm. .. W, GERSON, JOHN lZl2 5 Ave. Man. 29 Cross Country Team: Band: Glee Club. GINSBERG. ARTHUR 83-77 Wdhvn. Blvd. Ons. 2l Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Na'r'l Merit Com- mendation: Bronze PSAL Award: Sec'y Latin Club: Bio-Med Soc.: Intramural Basketball: Hall Pafrol. GEMBINSKI. FRANK l32-I7 Maple Ave. Queens 55 Bronze PSAL Award: Official Class Vice-President: Office Squad. 1--fn, GERSON, RICHARD I89-48 46 Ave. Flushing 58 Off. Cl. Vice-Presidenf: Track Team: Cross Country Team: Band. GLAUBINGER, ROBERT 340 Haven Ave. Man. 33 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Spanish Award: Arts if Publicity Comm.: Indicator, Specfator, 81 Caliper Staffs: Glee Club: Hisfory 8: Spanish Clubs: Intramural Basketball: Lunchroom and Usher Squads. 35 nfyfxfff V7 1 ' f by jf: ,' ' f f .iff f 1 f 1 2 ' Qs. 14, ,, W. ,, 'WB' ' ff ff f, Ki ss.. L . GOLBERT, JONATHAN 230 Park Pl. B'kIyn 38 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Sec'y Faculty Athletic Assoc: Capt. lntramural Volleyball: lntramural Basketball: Program Comm. STAIRWAY TEACHERS 5 VISITORS ONLY 'Z GOLDFISHER, ROBERT 366 S, 2 St. B'klyn ll Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Sec'y: lntramural Bowling 81 Basketball: Office Squad. MW? GOLDMAN, DAVID GOLDMERSTEIN, GOLDSTEIN, LOUIS A. 220 Cabrini Blvd. Man. 33 VI TQR 28I4 W. 8 St, B'lclyn Z4 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: . , C Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Intra- Zlo Rlvemde Dlx Mafl' 25 Math Tutor: Chemistry mural Basketball: Spanish 8. Bmnte Scholalslmp CFM Tutor. Hebrew Clubs: Spectator X1 Spanlsll Clubi Alumnl lndicaior Staffs. Usher gl Journal Staff: lntramural: ' Committee. Lunchroom Squads. 36 f 1.5. GOLDBERG, ARNOLD l263 Astor Ave. Bronx 69 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Circulation Editor Spectator: Indicator Staff: Fencing Team: German 81 Journalism Clubs: History Soc.: Math Tutor: Library 8: Lunchroom Squads. GOLDHIRSCH, DAVID 75 Pros. Pk. S.W. B'klyn I5 Nat'l Merit Commendation: Co'Pres. Modern Chemistry Soc.: Spectator Staff: Astronomy 81 French Clubs: History Soc.: Library, G.O. Store, and Physics Lab Squads. GOLDSTEIN, LOUIS J. IO6 Pinehurst Ave. Man. 33 Oftice Squad: Mimeograph Squad: Captain Lunchroom Squad. ,440 GOLDBERG, RICHARD 63 Met. Oval Bronx 62 History Society: Mimeograph Squad: Office Squad. GOLDMAN, ANDREW 2395 Tiebout Ave. Bronx SB Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Basketball Team: Spanish Club: Spanish Tutor: lntramural Basketball. GO LOVCHEN KO, JENE l76O Anthony Ave. Bronx 57 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Radio Club: Spanish Club: Math Tutor. GOLOVIN, LEWIS 27 W. B6 St. Man. 24 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Com- mendation: Westinghouse Candidate: Spanish Award: Math Team: Hebrew Club: Cyclotron Comm.: Debating Xi Beethoven Soc.: Lunch- room Squad: Tutoring. GREEN, JERRY 524 E. 20 St. Man. 9 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Editorein-Chief Nucleus: Golf Team: Chess Team: Chemistry 81 Math Soc.: Usher Squad. GREENBERG, JERROLD I59 E. 40 St. B'klyn 3 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Library Squad: Hall Patrol: Arista Office. 5 wffffffv GOODMAN, NEIL Ift06 New York Ave. B'klyn IO Silver Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Spanish Club: 'Lunchroom Squad. GRE EN. STAN LEY 344 Cabrini Blvd. Man. 40 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Russian Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Indicator Br Spectator Stafts: Intramural Basketball: Vice-President Arts 81 Sciences Club: Orchestra: Jazz Band: Arts gc Publicity Comm.: Intra- mural Comm.: Lunchroom Squad. GREENBERG. ROBERT E. iso E. I8 S+. B'kIyn 26 Math Society: Cyclotron Comm.: Lunchroom 81 Health Office Squads. 5 ,W-,px GOON. GILBERT 34-I5 I2 St. L.I.C. 6 Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert: Nat'l Merit Come mendation: Math Award: French Award: Ott. Cl. Vice- President: Spanish Club: Lunchroom Squad. GREENBAUM, GARY 635 Castle Hill Ave. Bronx 72 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award.: Band: Chemistry, History, Beethoven, Xi Fine Arts Soc: Arista. GREENBER6. ROBERT I. 240 w. 75 si. Man. 23 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Com- mendation: French Award: Sr. Rep.: Bio-Med 81 History Soc.: Folk Song 8: Forum Clubs: Bio Lab Squad: Bio Showcase Comm.: G.O. Service Credit Comm. GRECO, PHILIP I254 E. I0 St. B'lcIyn 30 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Math Award: French Award: Pres. Math Soc.: Math Team: Chemistry Soc.: History Soc.: Program Otfice: Hall Patrol: Lunchroom Squad. YW'- GREEN, FRANK ZIOO E. Tremont Ave. Bx. 62 Bowling Team: Intramural Bowling: Chess: Radio, 81 Model Railroad Clubs: Lunchroom Squad. GREENBAUM, GERALD IZ74 I Ave. Man. 2l Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Orchestra: Chemistry Club: Spanish Club: Jazz Band. GREENBERG, STANLEY 662 E. ZI St. B'klyn 26 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Latin Award: Classical Club: Latin Club: Lunchroom 81 Bio Lab Squad: A.M. Patrol. MW GREENBERG, EDWARD 320 Elmwood Ave. B'lrlyn 30 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Swimming Team: Intra- mural Volleyball: Physics Soc.: Hockey Club: Lieut. Lunchroom Squad. fwfr GREENBERG, STEPHEN 666 Penna. Ave. B'lclyn 7 Bronze PSAL Award: Intra- mural Bowling Bf Basketball: Capt, Intramural Volleyball: Volleyball Comm. 37 GREENE, PAUL IBB E. BB St. Man. 29 Gold Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist: Spanish Award: Off. Cl. Vice-President: Glee Club: Math Club: Dismissal Squad: Arista. GROSSBERG, BERNARD 5905 Shore P'lcway B'kIyn 36 Spanish Award: Bronze PSAL Award: OH. Cl, Pres., Basketball Team: Spanish and History Clubs: Intra- mural Comm. As.. Nag-'df GUBERMAN, STEVEN IIS9 E. lOl St. B'klyn 36 Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Math Award: Intra- mural Volleyball: Spectator Staff: G,O. Discount Comm.: Bio Lab Squad: Bio-Med and Chemistry Clubs: Math Tutor: Arista. 38 GREENMAN, LYLE 246-26 5I Ave. Queens 62 Bronze PSAL Award: Base- ball Team: Track Team: Hall Patrol: Principal's Office Squad. GROSSBERG, JEFFREY 437 Mayfair Dr. S. B'klyn 34 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Ott. Cl. Trees., Vice-Pres.: Spanish Club: Mgr. Math Survey: History Soc.: Bio Lab and Chemistry Squads: Math Tutor: Spanish Tutor: Cyclotron Com.: Bio-Med Soc.: Library Squad. fn, GUDIS, MATTHEW fqa me GREENSTEIN, MARTIN 22-IB 42 St. L.I.C. 5 Hall Patrol: German Club. GROZIER, BRUCE 22-04 77 St. Queens 70 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Clubs Comm.: Intramural Basket- ball and Volleyball: Lunch- room Squad. GRIEFF. BARRY 41-I5 46 St. Queens 4 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Basketball Bi Baseball Teams: Band: Audio-Visual Squad: Spectator Business Bi Sports Staff. ., Y-4' 'ry' GRU BEL, ALLEN I95 Bennett Ave. Man. 40 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Spanish Club: Spanish Tutor. 169, GU RKA. JACOB GURLAND. DANIEL B6-I5 65 Dr. Queens 74 75-02 Austin St. Oueens 75 225 W. IO6 St. Man. 25 Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Ott. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Spanish Silver Scholarship Cert.: Cert.: French Award: Club: Math Soc.: Library Chemistry Society: Nucleus Student G.O. Treas.: Squad: Intramural Basket- Staff. Indicator Staft: Math and ball: Jr. Prom Comm.: Debating Societies: Bio- Math Tutor. Med Soc.: French Club: Hall Patrol. GRIES. LEONARD 4lO5 Bedford Ave. B'kIyn 29 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Silver PSAL Award: Ott. Cl. Pres.: Baseball Team: Track Team: Capt. Intramural Basketball: French Club: College Office Squad. GRUNES, WAYNE 83-85 Wdhvn. Blvd. Ons. 2I Silver Scholarship Cert.: Latin Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Chemistry Club: Bio-Med and Math Societies: Latin Club. HABER, JEFFREY 375 E. Mcsholu P'lcwy Bx. 67 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Capt. Intramural Basketball and Vollegball: History Club? Bio-Med oc., S ectator Circulation Stafl? HAD NAGY, PAU L 48 White Plains Rd. Bronx 72 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Audio-Visual Squad: Math Tutor. HANSEN. RICHARD 8Ol 70 St. B'klyn 28 Bronze PSAL Award: Ott. CI. Vice-Pres.: Cross Country Team: Track Team: Hall Patrol: Bio-Lab Squad. -exif' HEALY. JAMES 540 E. 20 St. Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Sub-Capt. Ushers Squad: Spanish Club: Math X1 History Soc.: Lunchroom and A.M. Squads. HAKIM. RAZIEL ZIB-32 Hmpstd Ave, Ons. 29 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Vice-Pres. Chess Club: Bio-Med Society. HANULAK, DENNIS 222 Princeton Ave. S.l. 6 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Third Place Individual City Bowling: German Award: Bowling Team: German Club: Nuclear Seminar: College 81 English Offices. 4, .5 ,,,, . 4., 4 s HECKER. LANNY 224 Highland Blvd, B'klyn 7 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Track 81 Cross Country Teams: Band. HALPERN. GARY l3Bl Linden Blvd. B'klyn 7 Spectator Staff: Hall Patrol: Lunchroom, Library, 8: Usher Squads. HASELNUSS. SOLOMON 4lZ West End Ave. Man, 24 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Art Editor Junior Jots: Caliper Art Staff: Cyclotron Comm.: Math Club. HEFLER, ELLIOTT 77 Sullivan Pl. B'klyn 25 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Editor-in-Chief Spectator: Fresh. Form Pres.: Soph. Form Vice-Pres.: Arista Council: N.Y.C. High School Press Council: Intramural Volleyball: Glee Club: Bio Lab Squad. f- f 'vu HALPERN, STEVEN l50-IB 75 Ave. Flushing 67 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'I Merit Com- mendation: Vice-Pres. Bio- Med Society: Chairman Cyclotron Comm.: Math Club: Fine Arts Soc.: Physics Seminar: Math Tutor, HASSEN, ARNOLD IIO3 E. 34 St. B'kIyn IO Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Sec'y Philatelic Soc.: Mgr. Soccer Team: lntrarnural Basketball: Astronomy Club: Guidance Otfice. Y ir. f-ffl. is Q4 ? f ww y . , HAM PTON, WOO DY BI3 Freeman St. Bronx 59 Ott. Cl. Pres.: Mgr. Basketball Team: Lost Br Found Office. ffi HAYDOCK, KEN NETH 59 Livingston St. B'klyn I Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Com- mendation: G.O. Vice-Pres.: Stuyvesant Rep. l962 City G.O. Convention: Art and Publicity Comm.: Budget Comm.: Debating Team: History 81 Bio-Med Soc.: Arts 81 Science Club: Caliper 81 Spectator Staffs: Capt. Lunchroom Squad. g. 2, 3 , , L .7 .QA 'MQ ' 1 15 f' HELFONT, RICHARD HELLER, ARNOLD I505 Archer Rd. Bronx 62 90.31 Whifney Ave. QM- 73 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award:O1 I, Cl. Vice-Pres.: Capt. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Track Team: Spectator 8: Indicator Staffs: College Office. HENGERSON. ROY 52-21 65 Pl. Queens 78 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Service Credit Comm.: Dis- missal Squad: Chemistry Club. ...IS L. 311. 1 : ' ii .- we ,.,, . ,- . 4 4 .- ' f t .. '11 f . . . .4 HIROMURA, ALAN 60l W. l40 St. Man. 3I Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Intramural Basket- ball: French Club. 40 OH. CI. Treas.: Baseball Team: Intramural Basketball: Dramatics Club: Bio Lab Squad. HELLER, RONALD I4I-09 2B Ave. Queens 54 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Math, Spanish, Xi Photog- raphy Clubs. 49e, HERMAN, BRUCE r r-MJ HERSHFIELD. BRUCE 7l9 Essex St. B'lclyri 8 l65 Park Row Man. 38 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Arista: Silver Scholarship Spanish Award: Chess Team: Cert.: French Award: Assoc. Hall Patrol, HIRSH, WILLIAM I40 Ocean P'kway B'kIyn IB Arista: Jr, Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Cyclotron Comm.: Mgr. Basketball Team: Intra- mural Basketball 81 Volley- ball: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Audio- Visual, Math, 81 History Soc.: Physics Squad. Editor Caliper: Indicator and Spectator Staff: History Xi Chemistry Soc. M . I V fwlil -.ri fs . : HOCHHEISER, MARTIN 84-06 IO9 St. Queens I8 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Intramural Basketball: Chess Team: Switchboard Op- erator: Hebrew and Math Club. HELLMAN, ARTHUR I242 E. 24 St. B'klyn IO Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Swimming Team: French Club: Minor Publi- cations Comm.: Math Tutor. i HEYMAN. ALAN l356 45 Sf. Bllclyn I9 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Off. Cl. Pres.: Football Team: lnlramural Br Sr. Ring Comm.: Spectator 8r Box Seat Staffs: G.O. Store: Lunchroom Squad. ,'-Zerfrww Wu-03 : rzfrzv' HODELL. RAYMOND 792 Columbus Ave. Man.25 HELLMAN, PAUL 624 E. 20 St. Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Soph. Rep. Nat'I French Exam: Tennis Team: French Club: Bio-Med Soc.: Service Credit Comm.: Orchestra: Arista. HINES. GEORGE 360 Pacific St. B'klyn I7 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Mgr. Football Team: Chemistry Soc.: A.M. Patrol: Chemistry Squad. HOENIG. GARY 37-5I 86 St. Jackson Hts. 72 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Chairman G.O. Membership Comm.: Math Soc.: Chem- istry Soc.: A.M. Patrol. Nat'l Merit Commendation: Astronomy, 81 Model Rail- road Clubs: G.O. Elections Sr Office Service Squads. f ff -I 4-,vs-' .mma- ea.-.nur is-ni HOFSTETTER. STEVEN 559 96 Sf. B'kIyn I2 Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Mechanix lllusfrafed Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Infra- mural Baskerball: lndicafor Slaff: Spanish Club: Bio+ Med Soc.: Program Comms Office 81 Bio Lab Squads: Mafh Tufor. -mer' , I N V. ' I .K 'Ari HORSTER, ALEXAN DER I36-57 Jewel Ave, Flushing 67 Gold PSAL Award: German Award: Pres. German Club' Off. Cl. Pres.: Co-Edifor German Magazine: Track 81 Cross Counfry Teams: Fenc' ing Squad: Ukrainian Club. 1-its ,. HUSTON, BARRY 69-llYellowsfoneBlvd.Ons.75 Bronze PSAL Award: lndicafor 8: Caliper Business Sfaffs: Spanish Club: Hall Palrol: Spanish Tutor: Bio Lab Squad: Intramural Basketball. H0l-OWlN5KYJ. HOLZ, STANLEY EUGENE 2387 Balcgng Aveh- C Bronx 65 433 E.6s+. Manny 59m C Om 'P en'-T B PSAL A di OH. CI- erman Tufor: P.M. Palrol: Se2ll5?Sec'y Ulxginian Club: Offlce Squad' Soccer Team: Lunchroom Squad: Off. Cl. Rep. .,..f-v HORWITZ. NEIL HOUBEN, JEFFREY I794 Ocean Ave. , B'klyn 30 62-I9 53 Ave. Queens 7B Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Arisfa: Jr. Arisfa: Gold French Award: Program Scholarship Cerl.: Mgr. G.O. Comm.: Record Checking Sfore: Chairman Sr. Ring Comm.: Caliper Business Comm.: Treas. Sr. Dues: Sfaff: History 81 Mafh Soc. gogram Comm.: Hebrew U . .lk- flag HORN, CHARLES 83-I5 98 Sl. Queens 2I lnlramural Basketball and Volleyball: Bio-Med Soc.: Lafin, Chemisfry, Xl Hisfory Clubs: lndicalor, Roslra, 81 Senior Chronicle Sfaffs: Hall Pafrol: Principal's Office: Audio-Visual Squad. sw..-an HOWARD, KEN NETH 785 Wesf End Ave. Man, 25 Bronze PSAL Award: Co- Capf. Intramural Volleyball: lnframural Baskefball: Math Squad: Swifchboard Operafor. ILLIES, ARTHUR IVANY, ROBERT 853 73 Sf. B'kIyn Z8 225 74 Sf, Man. 2I Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Naf'l Merif Cornmendalion: L'Eloile: Guidance 8- Library Squad: Lunchroom College Offices: French Squad, Tufor. JACKSON, ALFRED 620 E. 20 Sl. Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Track 81 Foofball Teams: Spanish Bi Arfs and Science Clubs: A.M. Pafrol: English Office: Arisla. A8 HOROWITZ, HAROLD 5945 Shore P'kwy B'klyn 36 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: French Bi Mafh Clubs: Chemisfry Soc.: Hall Pafrol. HULSE. GORDON lI7 MacDougal Sl. Man. I2 Hisfory Sociefy: Hall Pafrol. JACKSON. MICHAEL 620 E. 20 Sl. Man. 9 Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Russian Award: Off. Cl, Pres.: Foolball Team: Russian Club: Mafh Xl Russian Tulor. 41 . , , JACOBY, CHARLES l39l Madison Ave. Man. 29 Silver PSAL Award: Rep. Ciry Council: Sec'y Fresh- man Form: Ciry G.O. Con- ference: N.Y.C, G.O. Council Vice-Pres.: Andover Convenlion: Social Comm.: Soccer Team: lniramural Ca pf. Lunchroom Squad. JAN OWITZ, LEONARD l:50 Benneff Ave. Man. 40 Bronze PSAL Award: French Club: German Club: lnlra- mural Volleyball: Maih Tulor. .. .4 L j- i, 7 mf--1 . i- 3 ,xg JOHNSON. GUY Baskefball: Radio 81 Phoiogf- raphy Clubs: Speclalor Sia ' WN JACO BY, STAN LEY 326 E. 94 Sl. B'kIyn I2 Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: OH. Cl. Pres.: Capt. ln+ra- mural Baskeiball 81 Volley- ball: German Club: Math Soc.: Lunchroom, Dismissal, and Bio Lab Squads. lf' JARVIS, TAIVO IB9-l4CrocheronAve. Ons.5B Bronze Scholarship Cerlifi- care: lndusfrial Arfs Award: Lalin Club. JOHNSON, ROBERT 2l0l Madison Ave, Man. 37 II4-I6 I4l ST. Jamaica 36 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze Scholarship Ceri.: lnduslrial Arls Award: OH. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Cross Silver PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Country and Track Teams: Pres.: Track and Cross German Club: Healfh Office. Counfry Teams: Chemislry 81 Spanish Clubs: A.M. Pafrol: Malh Tulor. 42 JAKEL, DAVID 34-IO 94 Sl. Oueens 72 Silver Scholarship Cerfifi- cale: Bio4Med Sociely. JASPER, ALAN 6249 53 Ave. Maspeih 78 Bronze PSAL Award: Track Team: lnlramural Basker- ball and Volleyball: Hebrew and Spanish Clubs. JOHNSON. WADE I430AmslerdamAve, Man,27 Gold PSAL Award: OH. Class Presidenf: Co-Captain Foofball Team: lnfrarnural Baskelball: A.M. Pafrol. JANCOU RTZ. PETER 53 Viclor Blvd. S.l. l Silver Scholarship Cerf.: German Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Baskelball Team: German Club: G.O. Comm.: Hall Palrol: Malh Tufor. JESAITIS, ALGIRDAS l58-O5 45 Ave. Queens 58 Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Silver PSAL Award: lnlramural Baskelball: Bio-Med Soc.: Bio Lab Squad. JOHNSTON. JOHN 620i Fi. Hm'lln, P'wy B'kln I9 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Baseball Team. lv-'W f JAN KOLOVITS, ARTHUR 3l-20 90 S'r. Queens 69 Bronze PSAL Award: Spanish Club: Lunchroorn Squad: Office and Dismissal Squads: Maih Tulor. JOELS, KERRY 250 Firsf Ave. Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Glee Club Award: Track Team: Pres. Asfronomy Club: French and Glee Clubs: Fine Arls Soc.: Lunchroom Er A.M. Squads: Arisfa. JONES, BRUCE 88434 l45 Sf. Jamaica 35 Bronze Scholarship Cerlifi- cafe: Language and College Offices. KADNAR. PETER 'SOI E. 78 St. Man. 2I Bronze PSAL Award: Intra- mural Basketball and Volleyball: Spanish Club. KAHAN, RICHARD 34-72 74 St. Queens 72 Bio-Med Society: Hebrew and Chemistry Clubs. KAPLAN, STANLEY 2I45 Starling Ave. Bronx 62 College and Gym Offices. atm.. M es- . 'WS I KAGEN, EDWARD 3736 IO Ave. Man. 34 KAISER, GEORGE 32-15169 St. Queens 58 Bronze PSAL Award: lndus- trial Arts Award: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Fencing Team: Capt. Lunchroom Squad: German and Spanish Clubs. KARL, ELLERY Sl Montgomery Pl. B'lgIyn I5 Arista: Silver SchoIarsh'p Cert.: French Award: Intra- mural Volleyball and Basket- ball: History Society: French and Glee Clubs: French Tutor: Hall Patrol. KALAS, JAN 7940 34 Ave. Queens 72 Football Team: Bio Lab Squad: Intramural Basketball and Volleyball. KARLAK, NICHOLAS 4Il E. 70 St. Man.2I Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Nat'l Merit Semi- Finalist: Sec'y Bio-Med Soc.: French Club: Health Office. KALISH, ALLAN 34-35 I2 St. Queens 6 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Intramural Bowling, Basker- ball, and Volleyball: Spectator Business Staff: French Club: Hall Patrol. IG' lr,. is yrgy f 7 X f? 1 ' , f. , on KAROLY, ELLIOT 244 W. 74 St. Man. 23 Silver PSAL Award: Nat'l Meril Commendation: ln- tramural Basketball: Switch- board Operator: Hebrew Club: Bio-Med Society. KANICK, LEONARD I29l Eastern P'kwy B'klyn 33 Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Biovlvled I Journal Staff: Hebrew Club: Math and Chemistry Socie' ties: Bio Lab, Audio-Visual, and Dismissal Squads: French Tutor. ' KARP. DAVID 23-30 Newtown Ave. L.I.C. 2 Bronze PSAL Award: Dis- missal Squad: Hall Patrol. 43 KARP, DAVID M. 706 Williams Ave, B'klyn 7 Silver Scholarship Cert: Bio-Med Sociefy: Hall Pafrol. KAUFMAN, ROBERT 220-44 137 Ave. Queens I3 Arisfa: Jr. Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Mafh Soc.: Arfs and Publicify, 81 Program Commilfees: Mafh and Physics Offices: Math and Physics Tufor: Dismissal Squad. KELLER, THOMAS 3I5 E. 80 Sr, Man,2I Off. Cl. Pres.: Fencing Team: Jazz Band: College Office. 44 KART, CARY 33-68 ZI Sf, Queens 6 Bronze PSAL Award: Baskefball Team. KAUFSTEIN. BRUCE l56-Il Aguilar Ave. Qns. 67 Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: G.O. Pres.: Soph. Form Pres.: Jr. Form Sec'y.: Off. Cl. Pres.: Swimming Team: Intramural Baskefbail and Volleyball: Specfalor Circulafion Sfaff: Andover Conference Rep. KELLNER, LEON 499 Ff. Wash. Ave. Man. 33 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Naf'l Merit Commendation: Off. CI. Sec'y.: O1 F.CI. Treas.: Orchesfra: Inframural Baskel- ball: Spanish Club: Sr. Haf Comm.: Usher Squad: Spec- lafor and lndicafor Sfaffs. KATZ. RICHARD 200 Pinehursl' Ave. Man. 33 lnframural Baskefball: Spanish Club: Hisfory So- ciefy: Usher Squad: Lunch- room Squad. nf? KAWER, SHELDON 605 F.D.R. Drive Man. 2 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: French Award: Chemisfry Club: College Office. 1 KELSCH, LOUIS 573 Grand Sf, Man. 2 Hisrory and Debafing Sociefies: Folk Song and Radio Clubs. ! W5 , fl ' 252515 3 2 f - gm KAU FMAN, MARK 2205 Cresfon Ave. Bronx 53 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Office Squad: Library Squad. I'-aw - 717' KELEMEN, JOHN 3I2 B. 43 Sf. Far Rockaway 9l Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Hisfory Soc.: Spanish Club: Arf and Publicify Comm.: Spanish Magazine: Caliper and ln- dicafor Sfaffs: Spanish Tufor. KEROD, ADRIAN 5l9 E. I46 Sf. Bronx 55 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL and German Award: Pres. Ukrainian Club: Soccer Team: Orchesfra: German Club: Specfafor Business Staff: Office and Lunchroom Squads. KAUFMAN, PHILLIP 63-45 77 Pl. Queens 79 Track Team: G.O. Office Squad: Elecfions Commiflee: Specfafor. KELLEHER, DENNIS 40-55 Gleane Sf. Queens 73 Mafh Tufor: Affendance Office. KESTEN, PAUL 363 Worfman Ave. ' B'kIyn7 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Lafin Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Off, Cl. Vice-Pres.: lnframural Baskefball and Volleyball: Indicafor Sfaff: Spanish Club: Jazz Band: Social Comm.: Guidance Office Squad: Senior Rep. fad KHLOPIN, ROBERT I7 Rieleford Ave. S.l. I2 Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Nal'l Merit Commendalion: Russian Award: Debaling Team: Radio Club: Malh Soc.: Hall Palrol: Office Squad: Mafh Tulor. 495 KLEINFELD. IRA 4500 B'way Man. 40 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: OH. Cl. Pres.: Spanish and Asfronorny Clubs: Audio-Visual and Malh Office Squads: Malh Tulor. :A-qs. KHOU RY, ALLAN 527-78 Sl. B'klyn 9 Arislag Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Caliper, Senior Chronicle, and Nucleus Slafls: lndicafor Rep.: Jr. Pro ram Comm.: Radio Clui: Mafh Tutor, Cyclolron Eolrrm.: lnlramural Volley- a . KLEINMAN, JOEL 4l3Grand Sl. Man.2 Silver Scholarship Cert' Bronze PSAL Award: olf. ci. Pres.: Audio-Visual Squad: Malh Office: Malh Tulor. N...-rf KOLODIY, GEORGE 478 3 Sf. B'kIyn I5 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver PSAL Award: Secre- lary Ukrainian Club: Capt, Track Team: German Club. KONIGSBERG, NEIL 203 W. B6 Sl. Man. 24 Hislory Sociefy: lndicalor Photography Slaff: N.Y. Mirror Youfh Forum Alfer' nale Chairman: Malh Tulor. KIMMER, EDWARD 43l5 l2 Ave. B'lclyn I9 Silver Scholarship Cert: Lalin Award: Off. Cl. Vice- Pres.: lnlramural Baskelball: Nuclear Science Seminar: Astronomy Seminar: Aslron- omy Sociely: Lunchroom Squad. KLUEGER, ROBERT 735 W. IB3 Sl. Man. 33 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: German Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Ass'l Edilor German Magazine: Tennis Team: Debaling Team: lnler- borough Council: lndicalor Slaff: Hisfory and Debaling Socielies. KOPIEC, ROGER 507 E. 83 S+. Man. 28 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: Infra- mural Baskelball and Volley- ball: Lunchroom Squad: S.C.S. QQ!- KLEIN, JAMES 235 W.76 Sf. Man.23 Bronze PSAL Award: Tennis Team: French Club: Russian Club: Orcheslra. L ',l. .522 ' V .aw ,if - ky- H - j w as V4 . w-V,, , Eg K N A B L E PA U L l227 E. IO3 Sf. B'klyn 36 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Math Award: Bowling Team: Bowling Club: lnlramural Baslcefball: Hall Pafrol: Lunchroom Squad. , . igqw., ,M ., W 5:3 QMATH Q ff, 5 'i - 4 KLEINER, MURRAY 243 Worlman Ave. B'lclyn 7 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: Orcheslra: Hislory Sociely. an... To KOELMEL, ROBERT 64-30 Ellwell Cres. Queens 74 Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: German Award: Track Team: German Magazine Slaff: German Club. , , 5,5 V, f i if XR, 7. . , 'l A RX ii 'il - .. .. , . mplf-5 3 j-- wg: ' . .. gf .V ' :ill ' ' , 31.41 f ffm! ' Xie? 4 S ,- H, . f . ..-- . 1 1 ' 1 1 . l KORNBLUM, DAVID 360 W. IBI SI. Man. 33 Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze PSAL Award: Spanish Award: Vice-Pres. Arls and Publicily Comm.: lnrramural Baskefball: Spanish, and Arfs and Science Clubs: Hislory Sociely: Speclafor Slaff: Usher Squad. KREITMAN, MARTIN 4Il B. l36 Sf. Queens 94 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: lnframural Volleyball and Baskelball: Chemislry Club: Caliper Business Slaff. KUPFER, JOSEPH l36-04 Cherry Ave. Qns. 55 Bronze Scholarship Cerr.: Gold PSAL Award: French Award: Chairman Service Credil' Comm.: Swimming 81 Track Teams: Hisfory Soc.: Hall Pafrol. 46 W 4144942 918' KOSOK, KARL l30 Mornin side Dr. Man, 27 Silver Schoiiarship Cerl.: Vice-Pres. Forum: Hislory Sociely: Mafh, Physics, Span- ish and Photography Clubs: Malh Tulor. -Q, KRIEGER, PAUL 83-I0 35 Ave. Queens 72 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert: French Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Co-Edilor Caliper: Bio-Med Soc.: Band: Wind Ensemble. KUPFERMAN, PAUL KRAFT, LEONARD 89-07 34 Ave. Queens 72 Bronze PSAL Award: Radio Club: A.M. and Office Squads. KRIMPER. RONALD 28 05 37 S1 ueens 3 - - Q Silver Scholarship Cerf.: French Award: Chairman Prom Comm.: Chairman G.O. Social Comm.: Jr. Prom Comm.: 6.0. Cabinef: Hebrew Club. KUPFERMAN, PETER KRAUSER, SCOTT 37-is so si. Queens 72 KRAWITZ. MOSES 65-29 Fifchefl SI, Queens 74 Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: Spanish Award: lnframural Baskefball and Volleyball: Bowling League: Bio-Med and Malh Sociefies: Asfronomy Club: Spanish Tulor: Arisla. KRON, STEPHEN 383 E. '58 Sf. B'klyn 3 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Typing Edifor Folksong Maga- zine: Baseball Team: Infra- mural Baskefball 81 Volley- ball: Chairman G.O. Elec- fion 8: Office Comm.: . Bowling, Racquef, 81 Rad'o Clubs: Folksong Sociely: Capl. Lunchroom Squad: A.M. Pafrol: Sr. Jewelry Comm. KUDELA, ROMAN 30-24 49 Sl. L.l.C. 3 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: German Award: Bronze PSAL Award: lnframural Baskelball and Volleyball: Ukrainian, German, and Hisfory Clubs: Arr and Pub- licify Comm.: Library Squad: A.M. Palrol: Chemislry Tufor. KU RCFELD, STUART l57-28 I8 Ave. Queens 57 l57-28 I8 Aye. Queens 57 l232 E. I3 Sf. B'lclyn 30 Spanish Award: Spanish Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Club. Spanish Award: Spanish French and Asfronomy Club. Clubs: Junior Prom Com- miffeeg Orchesfra: Library Squad. KU RLAND, PAUL 700 Euclid Ave. B'lclyn 8 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Social Sfudies Award: Base- ball Team: Inframural Baslcelball: Speclafor Sfaff: Spanish Club: Spanish Tufor. rf. i 'sl I KURZ, DAVID I40 Vermilyea Ave. Man. 34 Bronze PSAL Award, History Society, Dismissal, Library, and Lunchroom Squads. LAMONTE, RONALD isa Bay 22 si. irkiyn I4 875 W. ISI St. Man. 33 Silver Scholarship Cert., Naf'I Merit Commendation, Spanish Award, Scholarship to Aspen School of Contem- porary, Arts and Science, Art Laboratory 81 Glee Clubs, Caliper Staff, Social Comm. LANYI, RONALD KUTZKO, PHILIP 2560 Bachelder Sl. B'klyn 35 Silver Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Commendation, Vice-Pres. Beethoven Soc,, Vice-Pres. Forum, Math Team, Caliper Staff, Or- chestra, History, Math, and Fine Arts Societies. LAND. DOUGLAS 4l W. 96 SI. Man. 25 Bronze PSAL Award, Spanish Club, Spectator Staff. LAUTIN, EVERETT 440 E. 23 St. Man. I0 Bronze Scholarship Cert., Bronze PSAL Award, Tennis Team, Spectator Staff, Math Tutor, Chemistry Club. KWEIT. ROBERT 34404 30 SI. L.l.C. 6 Spectator Staff, History and Spanish Clubs, Debating, and Chemistry Societies, Folksong and Spanish Clubs. LANDSBERG, NICKOLAS 3647 B'way Man. 3l Silver Scholarship Cert., Industrial Arts Award, Capt. Intramural Bowling, Russian Club, Westinghouse Candi- date. LAX. ALAN 3l0 W. 72 St. Man. 23 Silver PSAL Award, Jr. Form Council, Tennis Team, Intra- mural Basketball, Bowling 81 Volleyball, Audio-Visual Squad. LACHER, ALAN 20 Stuyvesant Oval Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cert., Bronze PSAL Award, Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., Track Team. LAN DSMAN, STEPHEN Queens 69 32'l7 92 Sf. Bronze Scholarship Cert., Football and Track Teams, Astronomy Club, Spanish Club, A.M. Squad, Math Tutor. LAZOFF. STEPHEN 3 Stuyvesant Oval Man. 9 Arista, Jr. Arista, Gold Scholarship Cert., French Award, Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., French Club, Spectator Staff, Bio Lab Squad, Hygiene 81 College Offices, Program Si Record Checking Committees. LADERMAN, MICHAEL 353 E. Mosholu P'lrwy BX. 67 Silver Scholarship Cert., Bronze PSAL Award, Off. Cl. Sec'y, Intramural Basketball, History Soc., Lunchroom Squad, Hall Patrol. LANNY. ROGER l4l-lb 28 Ave. Queens 54 Silver Scholarship Cert., Spanish 81 Photography Clubs, Math Soc., Chemistry, Bio Lab 81 Library Squads, Cyclotron Comm., Arista. LAZOVSKY, GEORGE 33-68 2l St. Queens 6 Official Class Vice-President, Swimming 8: Basketball Teams, 'Lunchroom Squad. 47 LEHECKA, ROGER 50-34 B'way Woodside 77 Treas. Arisla: Pres. Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Nal'l Merif Semi- Finalisf: Lalin Award: Math Award: Co-Capf. Malh Team: Edifor Mafh Survey: Vice-Pres. Math Soc.: Vice- Pres. Lafin Club: Mafh Office. LEICHTER, LOUIS 249' E. 93 SI. B'I1lyn I2 Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerr.: Debafing Team: De- bafing Soc.: lndicafor Slalf: Tuloring: 6.0. Office Elec- 'rions 81 Cyclolron Commil- lees: Audio-Visual Squad: Hall Pafrol. LEIRE, THOMAS LENARD, WILLIAM 847 Kinsella Sf. Bronx 62 2025 Walfon Ave. Bronx 53 Silver PSAL Award: lnfra- Silver Scholarship Cerf.: mural Baskefloall 81 Volley- Spanish Award: Spanish ball: Lunchroom Squad. Club: Bio Lab Squad. LEPOWSKY, WILLIAM I-I3-ll Barclay Ave. Oueens55 Sec'y Arisla: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Nal'I Meril Semi-Finalisl: Fourlh in N.Y.C. in M.A.A.: French 8: Mafh Awards: Capf. Mafh Team: Assf. Edifor Malh Survey: Vice-Pres, Mafh Soc.: 6.0. Office 81 Malh Office Squads. LERNER. MICHAEL 2042 Grand Ave. Bronx 53 Silver PSAL Award: Fencing Team: Math, Chemislry 8: Bio-Med Socielies: Photog- raphy, Spanish 8r Hisfory Clubs: Biq, Chemisfry Bm Mimeo. Squads: Hall Pafrol: lndicalor Sfaff: G,O. Movies and Discounfs Comm. LENOFF, LESTER 28l8 Fosler Ave. B'kIyn I0 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Pres. Hisfory Soc.: Sec'y Folk Song Club: Sec'y Drama Soc.: Caliper Sfaff: Beefhoven Soc.: Bio Lab Squad. LERNER. EDWARD 2l5b Linden Blvd. B'kIyn 7 Sec'y Spanish Club: Spanish Magazine: Spanish Club: Hislory, Chemislry, Ili De- bafing Socielies: Speclafor Sfaff: Language Office: ln- lerborough Conference: Audio-Visual Squad. LESSER, ALAN 640 E. l39 S+. Bronx 54 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Cross Coun- fry Team: French Club. LERNER. KENNETH bl0 E. 20 Sl. Man.9 Arisla: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Off. Cl. Pres. 81 Sec'y: Chemislry Club: Speclaror 81 Nucleus Sfaffsg Program 8: Cyclolron Commiflees. LEUNG. WAYNE lj15 Nagle Ave. Man. 40 Silver PSAL Award: Language Office. LEVINE, HOWARD 2055 R'cIrwy P'kwy B'lclyn 36 Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cer'r.: Pres. Chemislry Soc.: Malh 81 Hislory Sociefies: French Club: Caliper Slaff: G.O. Club Council. -w1 '1-rv LEVINE. JOEL II4 Loll Ave. B'klyn I2 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: lnlrarnural Baskefball: Spanish Club: Hislory Xi Chemisfry Socielies: Chem- isfry, Hall Fx Office Squads: lndicafor Slaf'f: Malh Tulor. ,Qvri LEVIS, DONALD LEVY. ALLAN 35-07 I47 Sl. Queens 54 7ll Ocean Ave. B'klyn 26 Bronze Scholarship Cerr.: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Naf'l Meri? Commendafion: Honorable Menfion Science Fair: Bronze PSAL Award: Capl. Rifle Team: Spanish Club: lndicaror, Speclafor, 8: La Voz Sfaffs. LEWIS, MICHAEL l68l 65 Sf. B'klyn 4 Silver Scholarship Cer'r.: Cyclofron Comm.: Math Soc.: Asfronomy Club: Hall Pairol. Nucleus Sraff: Hall Palrol: Asfronomy, Spanish, Ez Model Railroad Clubs. LEWIS, ROBERT 2I28 79 Sl. B'klyn I4 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Chair- man Cyclofron Comm.: Cross Counlry Squad: Chemislry 81 French Clubs: ,eq LEVINE, NEIL I0 Ave. D Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Nal'l Meri? Commendafion: Malh Tulor: Intramural Volleyball: Library Squad: French Club: Chernislry 81 Malh Socielies. LEVY, ARTH U R I7 W. 67 Sl. Man. 23 Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Silver PSAL Award: Pres. Off. Cl.: lnlramural Baskelball: Journalism 81 Glee Clubs: Band: Caliper SIaI'l: Library Squad. . 1 LIAO. ALEXANDER 624Marlborough Rd. B'klyn26 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: OH. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Chemisfry Club. ,wp .. LEVINE, PETER I9 Sluyvesanl Oval Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Radio Club: Nucleus Slaff. LEVY, ROBERT 43-I5 46 Sf. L.l.C. 4 Mgr. Baseball Team: Infra- mural Baskelball: Allend- ance Squad. LICHTL, WALTER' 302 Easfern P'kwy B'klyn 25 Arisra: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Nal'l Meri? Commendafion: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Edi'ror-in-Chief Caliper: Off. Lieuf. Lunchroom Squad. Cl. Pres.: Pres. Bio-Med Soc.: Club Rep. Execulive Coun- cil: Clubs Comm.: Math Tulor. -We LEVINSON, ERIC 55-I6 96 Sl. Queens 68 Silver Scholarship Cert: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Infra- mural Bowling: Radio 81 Lafin Clubs: Hall Palrol. LEWIS, FREDERICK l70 W. 73 Sl. Man. 23 Track Tearn: Office Squad. LICHTMAN, ALLAN 689 Hawfhorne Sf. B'klyn 3 Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Pres. Debal- ing Soc.: Capl. Debafing Team: Bio-Med Soc.: Mafh 81 Spanish Tufor: Caliper 81 Nucleus Sraffs: Mirror Youlh Forum. 49 LIEBERMAN, YALE I764 Hoe Ave. Bronx 60 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Off. Cl. Sec'y: lnframural Volleyball: Aflendance Office: Lunchroom Squad. LIMANNI, PHILIP 3l-bl 36 Sl. Queensb Bronze PSAL Award: Library Squad. QB? Ml! LISSAU. STEVEN 24-I5 27 Sf. Queens 2 Football 8: Track Teams. 50 WE'-Ji-E., . . LIFSON. ARTHUR l955 Sedgwick Ave, Bronx 53 Bronze Scholarship Cert: Off. Cl. Pres.: Foofball Team: lnframural Baskelball 8: Volleyball: Hall Palrol. LINDENBAUM. RICHARD i-12 E. 7l si. Man. 2I Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: lnfra- mural' Baskefball: Debafing, Hisfory 8: Fine Arfs Socie- lies: Chemislry Club: Spec- lafor Staff: A.M. Palrol Lunchroom Squad: Healfh Office. LILIE, HAROLD 48-28 Poyer Sf. Queens 73 Off. Cl. Sec'y: lnlrarnural Bowling, Baskelball 81 Vol- leyball: Philatelic Soc.: Radio 81 Lalin Clubs. LIPMAN, JAMES 77-34 Auslin Sf. Queens 75 Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres., Treas., 8: Sec'y: Speclafor Slaff: Handball 81 Soccer Teams: Dismissal 8: Lunchroom Squads. LITMAN, NATHAN 24 Sloan Pl. B'klyn 23 Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Na'r'I Merif Com- mendafion: Bronze PSAL Award: Malh Soc.: Chemislry 81 Hebrew Clubs: Dismissal 8: Lunchroom Squads. Agp, fr LOEWE. GEORGE 94-O6 34 Rd. Queens 72 Off. Cl. Pres.: Vice-Pres. Fine Arls Soc.: Soccer Team: gpanish Tutor: Debating oc. ,qu-n IIN. LlMA, PAUL 48-23 Oceania Sl. Queens 64 Swimming Team: English Office. LIPPMAN, BERNARD 222 Penn Sl. B'klyn 2l Silver Scholarship Cert: French Award: lnlramural Basketball: Radio 8: French Clubs. 'Ik' Queens 72 Vice Pres Chemislry Soc Lo PINTO, ROBERT LOSHAK LEROY I5l-S7 wineis P+. Blvd. 9so9 Ave K B kiyn as Bronze PSAL Award: lnlra- Malh Soc French Club rg1uInalSBaslgertbgllCii Volley- Caliper 81 Nucleus Staffs a : ani m'f B d O Clubs: pphnifeue sielsilisfh Tiller 'Chem' Mail Tufor: Lunchroom Squad. Rehn., LOWEN, RICHARD 67-7I Yellowstone Blvd.Ons.75 Bronze PSAL Award: Intra- mural Basketball 81 Volley- ball: History Soc.: French Club: Audio-Visual Squad' Lunchroom Squad. ' '-55 ' 'SV r ' lf: . LOWENFELS, HAROLD LUBELL, BERNARD 602 W. l 70 St. Man. 40 IBO East End Ave. Man. 28 Bronze PSAL Award: History Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Soc.: Library Squad. Spanish 81 Chemistry Clubs. LUNDEN, JAMES MAISEL, ERIC MAKOWKA, ROGER 2l Stuyvesant Oval Man.9 74I E. 3 St. B'klyn IB 59 E. 7 St. Man. 3 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze Scholarship Certifl- Bronze Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Assoc. Editor cate: Nat'l Merit Commen- Glee Club: Nucleus, Bio- Senior Chronicle: Co-Chair- dation: Astronomy Club. Med, and La Voz Staffs: man G.O. Movies Comm.: Chemistry and Spanish G.O. Office-Election Comm.: Clubs: G.O. Oftice and Spectator Staff. Elections Comm.: G.O. Office Sta ft. . LU ND, ROBERT 854 59 St. B'klyn 20 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: French Award: Math Award. . 132' MAKRIS. GEORGE l38 E. 98 St. Man. 27 Cross Country Team: Math and Spanish Clubs: Glee Club: Math Tutor: Lunch- room Squad. MALEY DAVID MANGUM, RICHARD MANN, DAVID MARCUSHRICHARD E l B klyn 29 l42-I5 I20 Ave. Queens 36 l085 Union St. B'klyn 25 I47-O2 70 Rd. Flushing 67 Bronze Scholarship Cert Baseball Team: Indicator Silver Scholarship Certifi- Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award lndi Senior Rep.: Indicator Staff: cate: Nat'l Merit Com- Bronze PSAL Award: Swim- cator Photo raphy Staff Chemistry Kr German Clubs: mendationl ming Team: OH. Cl. Pres.: Tropical Fls Society History Soc.: Health Office. Lunchroom Squad: Math Tutor. MARIN. ROBERT 65-25 Boelsen Cres. Ons. 74 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Hebrew and Radio Clubs: Audio-Visual Squad. 53 'GQ MARION. ALAN 396 6 Sl. B'klyn I5 Bronze Scholarship Cerfifi- cafe: Bronze PSAL Award: Swimming Team. MASNYJ, PAUL 424 E. 9 SI. Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Capf. Soccer Team: Foofball Team: German, Ukrainian, and Hisfory Clubs: Lunchroom Squad: Specfalor Circulafion Staff: Hall Pafrol. MAXWELL, RODNEY 24l W. 52 Sf. Man. 23 Bronze PSAL Award: Bowling Team: Box Seal Sfaff: Lieuf. A.M. Pafrol: Physics Lab Squad. 52 'ii S.. way., i' MARKMAN, GARY MARLEY, MICHAEL MARPET, MARK 599 w. 190 sf. Man. 40 37-28 so si. Queens 72 107,20 125 sf. Queens I9 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Presidenl' German Club: Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Spanish Award: Off. Cl. Soccer Squad: Spanish Club: Cerf.: Lafin Award: Silver Pres.: Capf. Foofball Team: Program Comm.: Guidance PSAL Award: Phofography Capf. Intramural Baskefball: 81 Mafh Offices. Edifor Specfalor: Off. Cl. Ediforial Sfaff Box Seal: VICE-PFCS-I SBCY Camera Spanish Club: Malh Office. Club: Track and Cross NW MASS. STUART IIO Sunnyside Ave. B'klyn 7 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Capi. Inframural Bowling: Orches- 'rra: Chemislry 84 Bio-Med Sociefies: Spanish Club: ln- clicafor Sfaff: Wesfinghouse Candidafe. MAY. MORGAN l703 union S+. B'klyn I3 Arisfa: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: French Award: Naf'l Science Foun- dafion Summer lnsfifufes: Mafh, Physics, Bio-Med Sr Chemisfr Soc.: Program Comm.: hflafh Tufor. 'PWM MATILAINE, JOHN I30-62 224 Sf. Queens I3 Arisla: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Naf'l Meri? Commendafion: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Radio and Glee Clubs: Program and Cyclo- fron Comm.: Office Squad. MAYER, MARVIN 400 Lincoln Pl. B'klyn 38 Caliper 21 lndicafor Sfaffs: G.O. Movie 81 Discounf Comm.: Philafelic 81 Hisfory Sociefies: Hebrew Club: Library Squad. Counfry Tea ms. . .lv , MATILSKY, PHILIP II3-29 208 Sf. Queens 29 lnframural Volleyball: German Club: Bio Lab Squad. McLEAN. ROBERT l270 Park Pl. B'lclyn I3 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Capf. Physics Lab Squad: Mafh Soc.: Cyclofron Comm.: Radio Club: Spanish Club: Indicafor Liferar Sfaff: Speclalor Sfaff: lflimeo. Squad. MARTIN, CHARLES I460 Grand Concourse Bx. 57 French Award: Caliper Sfaff: Office Squad. V efewfi ' f ,V rig, ' I , 45 4 f' fe MAXEMCHUK, NICHOLAS I44-28 32 Ave. Flushing 54 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Fencin Team: Track Team: Spanisg Club. McNAMARA, JOHN 342 W. 2I SI. Man. ll Official Class Presidenf: Language and Dean's Oflices. I .ey ' .,....vfs-.v McPHETERS, WILLIAM 30l E. 2l SI. Man. I0 Silver Scholarship Certifi- cate: French Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Caliper Staff: Bio Lab Squad. le ,-av T '9p MILBAUER, MARVIN I9 Stuyvesant Oval Man. 9 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist: French Award: Editor-in-Chief Spectator: Caliper Staff: Program Comm.: Journalism Club: Philatelic 81 History Soc.: Rep. NYC High School Press Council: College Office. MILLS, JOSHUA 3736 I0 Ave. Man. 34 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: NaI'l Merit Semi- Finalist: Publications Rep. Executive Council: Pres. Journalism Club: Editor-in- Chief Senior Chronicle: Assoc. Editor Spectator: Ad- vertising Meir. Caliper: l Nucleus Sta : Library, Dis- missal, 8: Usher Squads. ,lr MEDITZ, MARVIN 7I8 E. IO8 SI. B'klyn 36 History Society: Chemistry Club. MENCHER, DAVID 675 Wyona St. B'klyn 7 Bio-Med Xa Chemistry Societies: Folk Song Club: Hall Patrol: Audio-Visual X: Lunchroom Squads. 'WF MEYER, JACK MIGNOGNA 33-64 2l St. Queens 6 Silver Scholarship Cert.: RAYMOND Bronze PSAL Award: French 635 flmow AW- Bronx 67 Award: French Club: lntra. Radio, Chemlsffv. and mural Baskefball. Mafh Journalism Clubs: Physics Office- ' Lab. and Library Squads 4 1'7V MILLER, FREDRIC MILLER, LARRY MILLER, SHERMAN MILLS, JOHN IIS Lenox Rd. B'klyn 26 270 I Ave. Man. 9 l248 E. 8 St. B'klyn 30 47-05 48 St. Woodside 77 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Silver Scholarship Certifi- Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze Scholarship Cerhfi J.V, Debating Team: De- cate: Silver PSAL Award: French Award: Spectator cate: Spanish Tutor bating: Histor , 81 Bio-Med Captain Fencing Team. Business Staff: History Soc.: Societies: NY lflirror Youth L'Etoile: French Club: Lunch- Forum. room and Office Squads: Hall Patrol. i '3 I 3 ,rf 7 1 elf P ,f L 'X .. 'e 1, MINDEL. ALAN - I 1023 B. iz sf. Queens 9l .Q ,f L ...if . Bronze Scholarship Cert.: I' W I i j i., ...V Off. Cl. Pres-J Spectator f f.':T 1 -' F ' : ' -'fi' 1--W 'Fmwzef 3 H I Photography Staff: Bio-Med - L . ' f . , -I 5 ,i .gi V. . 3' Journal: Radio Club: Hall ,, 'ff' , ' Patrol. ' ' ' 'D .ff JEWN ij? vii? , 0 'hai'-ali! -. -s . '14 . . . .., -K? :KA .EN N , V ye . '-r,A,K.1:..YTF KJ.: be guy.':j',:rf -vw 5 Q' z i.f'i ' iff Al MINOR. KENT 9l-20 Corona Ave. Oueens 73 Inframural Baskefball 8: Volleyball: Math Tufor: Spanish Club: Office Squad. MORMAN, EDWARD 7236 II2 Sf. Foresf Hills 75 Arisfa: Jr, Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Naf'I Merif Semi-Finalisf: Pres. Beefhoven Soc,: Hisfory 81 Fine Arfs Soc.: Forum: Orchesfra: Program Comm. J. K I X I -in W , I. ' 'sw I I MIRE, NATHAN 405 E. 56 Sf. Man. 22 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: French Award: Sec'y Model Railroad Club: Publicify Mgr, Hebrew Club: Specfa- for Sfaff: Bio-Med Soc.: Bio 'Lab Squad: College Office: Lunchroom Squad. Af, ' 5' Q-13 ,' -f1f3j,r6y'.44 - .Zf,,,.,yWizy C we if ' 'I 0 zvrfff? I . I IW' :figs x5 3 'ii N K 3 Q.-MINI' 2 3' no 5' - x V' r-.Qs N1 O SV' ' gg 'Z I- 1 ff rf, .gi rn Q, Z Us s.sz:1:.I-,ezi X ff f zz X f f W L M' ' ., J xv swf!! Y 'W L :gi il :C 'Q if Qf 5 fn , s 42 5 4 Q. Il . ' Junior Arisfa: Gold Scholar- ship Cerf.: French Award: 6.0. Discounf Commiffee. IW' ,WN MOUK, RICHARD MOY, HARRY I00 Remsen Sf. B'klyn I 77 Elizabefh Sf. Man. I3 Arisfa: Pres. Jr. Arisfa: Gold Bronze Scholarship Cerfifi- SCIWOIGVSIND Cerf.: French cafe: Lafin Club: Lunchroom Award: Silver PSAL Award: Squad. Pres. French Club: Edifor L'E'roiIe: Off. CI. Pres.: Delegafe USO Advisory Comm.: Chemisfr Soc.: Inframural Baskelball: Mafh Office. 54 ff - S may , 211 ' , fr 54 if i ' f 1 .1 2219 K4 s , ,Q fi' ' , If- -ff ' . it ',.w1w R ' R122 -7 1-rl' . . -Q..-vs' es Q4 'nv-lf 1 ,I-rf:.IIf...r 3' ? ' ' ' . iq!'i1Lf.m.a iff 2a13FZgg'W.,'p Q- ' 'j:f'?.::Z : , . , : Nw MISCHEL, RICHARD 300 Cenfral Plc. W. Man. 24 Spanish Award: Swimming Team: Specfaforz La Voz, 8: Alumni Journal Sfaffs: Spanish Club: Fine Arfs Soc.: Spanish 81 Chemisfry Tufor. een 4U9 MORRISON. ROBERT 55 Pk. Terrace E. Man. 34 Bronze PSAL Award: Off. CI. Sec'y: Track Team: Infra- mural Bowling Xi Baskefball: Bio-Med Soc.: Library Squad: A.M. Pafrol. ,gmail MULLER. JAMES 43-08 41 Sf. L.I.C. 4 Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: French Club: Hisfory Soc.: Arfs and Science Club: Program 81 Record Checking Comm5 Arista. MONOSON. PETER 2I72 72 Sf. B'kI n 4 Y Arisfa: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: French Award: Off. CI. Pres.: Mgr. Swimming Team: Program 81 Cyclofron Comrniffees. 4-'ff' ,ffww MOSHLAK, DAVID 7I-50 Parsons Blvd. Ons. 65 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Rifle Squad: Phofography Club: Arls 81 Publicify Comm.: Bio Lab, Sfage, X1 Dismissal Squads. 2 I MURPHY, ARTHUR 25-20 30 Rd. Queens 2 Spanish Club: Mimeograph Squad: Office Squad. 19 MORITZ, DENNIS 266 E. B'way Man. 2 Official Class Pres.: Jr. Jofs: Arls and Science Club: Office Squad. MOSKOWITZ, RICHARD 5502 I4 Ave. B'klyn I9 Latin Club: Journalism Club: Ediforial Sfaff Rosfra. 79,4 MU RPHY, BRIAN 78 Posf Ave, Man. 34 Official Class Vice-President: Baseball Team. 1 . ' , . ,W ,af-45? aff 'W 5' 1 1 Y 1 4. . g,5:'Zg?e,'g.f , Q q,,,, s MUSLINER, THOMAS 359 Ft. Wash. Ave. Man. 33 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French and Math Awards: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Capt, Fencing Team: Beethoven Soc.: Program Comm. .ails 'PT' MUTNICK, MICHAEL NATHANSON, FRED NEUWIRTH, DONALD NEWMAN, HENRY I36 E. 55 St. Man. 22 26 Madison St. Man, 38 525 E. I4 St. Man. 9 88-Ol 35 Ave. Queens 72 Silver PSAL Award: Captain Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Arista: Bronze Scholarship Silver Scholarship Cert.: Swimming Team: Bio-Med Scholarship Cert.: French Cert.: Spanish Award: Silver Spanish Award: Bronze Soc.: Latin Club: Lunch- Award: Bio-Bed Journal: PSAL Award: Oft. Cl. Vice- PSAL Award: Handball room Squad. Nucleus: Chemistry Soc.: Pres.: Capt. Swimming Team: Intramural Bowling: Program Comm.: Record Team: Library Squad. Spanish Club: Math and Checking Comm.: French German Tutor. Tutor: Arista Tutoring and Hospital Comm. I' 'W , 'Q ,'4'- , .ww ev- NORMAND, WILLIAM NUDELMAN. STEVEN NUSSBAUM. MARTIN 2032 84 St. B'klyn I4 l405 St. John's Pl. B'kIyn I3 3l6 E. 3 St. Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Intramural Basketball and Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Club: Library Squad: Volleyball: Health Otlice: Vice-Pres. Journalism Club: English and Dean's Oftice: Math Tutor. Hall Patrol. OPPENHEIMER, STEVEN OSCHAROFF, STEVEN 203 W. IO7 St. Man. 25 55-O2 32 Ave. Queens 77 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Cheering Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist: Team: Office and Audio- Latin Award: Classical Club Visual Squads: Hebrew Club. Merit Cert.: Intramural Basketball: Latin Club: Woodwind Quintet: Business Mgr. Rostra: Band: Orches- tra: Caliper: Co-Editor-in- Chief Fine Arts Publication: Hall Patrol: Otfice Squad: Arista. - News Editor Spectator: Editor-in-Chiet Junior Jots: Spanish Club: History and Debating Soc.: Lunchroom Squad: Service Credit and G.O. Store Comm.: Intra- mural Basketball: Editor- in-Chief Spectatori Arista. ...pi Nw' OSMAN, ROBERT 43-57 Union St. Flushing 55 Bronze Scholarship Certifi- cate: Chemistry Medal: National Merit Semi-Finalist: Chemistry Society. NUSSBAUM, ROBERT 2 West End Ave. B'klyn 35 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Radio Club: History Soc.: Dean's Otfice: Audio-Visual and Lunchroom Squads. OSTER. MARTIN 655 E. I4 St. Man. 9 Arista: Vice-Pres. Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Off. Cl. Pres.: Vice-Pres. French Club: Ass't Editor L'Etoile: Hebrew Club: 6.0. Store, Program and Senior Jewelry Comm.: Hall Patrol. OLSZEWSKI, HENRY l93 Norman Ave. B'kIyn 22 Bronze PSAL Award: Intra- mural Bowling: Hall Patrol: Lunchroom Squad. PALLEY, BRUCE 585 W. 2I4 St. Man. 34 Beethoven Society: Library Squad. 55 v A PAM, ROBERT 7II Howard Ave. B'lclyn I2 Silver Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist, Fine Arts Xi History Soc., Indicator, Caliper 81 Specta- tor Art Staffs. PASTERNAK. MARC 499 Ft. Wash. Ave. Man, 33 Silver Scholarship Cert., Bronze PSAL Award, Arts 81 Publicity 81 Intramural Comm., Spectator 81 Indi- cator Staffs, Math Tutor, Intramurals, Usher Br Office Squads, Spanish Club, History Soc. wane MIK PEREZ, PAUL 35-2l 79 St. Jackson Hts. 72 Silver Scholarship Cert., Spanish Award, Pres. Spanish Club, Track Team, Math Soc., Spanish 81 Math Tutor, Hall Patrol. 56 PARNES. LAURENCE PARRISH, GORDON 3l5 Ave. C Man. 9 352 Marcy Ave, B'kl n 8 Mgr. Handball Team, Intra- mural Bowling 81 Basketball, Newspaper Squad. nk... ...env Jr. Arista, Silver Scholarship Cert., German Award, Off. Cl, Pres., German L Glee Clubs, Library Squad. ,--Q, PAVLIK, RICHARD PEARLMAN, MARSHALL 25-22 Steinway Ave. L.l.C. 3 562 E. 86 St. B'klyn 36 Silver Scholarship Cert., Bronze PSAL Award, G.O. Elections 8: G.O. Office Comm., Library, Bio Lab, Br Bio Ottice Squads. PERKEL. MICHAEL 60-52 Madison St. Ons. 27 Arista, Silver Scholarship Cert., German Award, Ott. Silver Scholarship Cert., French 81 Math Awards, Modern Chemistry Soc., Astronomy Club, French Tutor, Math Office Squad. PARSOFF, NEIL 530 Grand St. Man. 2 Bronze Scholarship Cert., Silver PSAL Award, Track 81 Cross-Country Teams, Capt. Intramural Basketball, Chem- istry, Spanish 81 Astronomy Clubs, History and Fine Arts Societies, A.M. Patrol. PEDERSON. ARNE 506-52 St. B'klyn 20 Silver Scholarship Cert., Spanish Award, Industrial Arts Award, Bronze PSAL Award, Chemistry 81 Spanish Clubs. .fi A I., I ,V,, Z I f ' 2 I ..-MV -1 r ' Q f, 1 . PERLIN, EDWARD PESCHIERA, MARK 220-3l 73 Ave. Bayside 64 437 W. 44 St. Man. 36 Silver Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Commendation, Silver Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Commendation, Cl. Vice-Pres., Baseball Bronze PSAL Award, German Russian Award, Vice-Pres. Team, Intramural Basketball 8: Chemistry Clubs, Lunch- Russian Club, Indicator 81 Volleyball, Chemistry 21 room 8: Dismissal Squads. Rep., Co-Capt. Usher Squad, German Clubs, Bio Lab Bio Lab 81 Fencing Squads. Squad. PARSONT, DANIEL 77l West End Ave. Man. 25 Tennis Team, Lieut. Lunch- room Squad, Hall Patrol. PERCIVAL, JOHN 46 Livin ston St. B'lclyn I Bronze Scholarship Cert., Bio-Med Soc., Bronze PSAL Award, Latin Club, Library Squad. PETERSON, GEORGE 3-06 Astoria Blvd. L.l.C. 2 Silver Scholarship Cert., Mechanix Illustrated Award, Tennis Team, Math 81 French Clubs, Math Zu French Tutor, lntormation Squad. PFEFFER, ALLAN 46 Fr. Wash. Ave. Man. 32 Co-Capl. Inlramural Bowl- ing: Spanish Club: Guidance Office. ..v1 PITTERMAN, LAWRENCE 76-I3 lb? Sf. Flushing 66 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Off. CI. Vice-Pres.: Bio Lab Squad: Library Squad. f f POLLAK, STEVEN 35-50 78 SI. Jackson Hls. 72 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Swim- ming Team: Inlramural Baskefball 81 Volleyball: Bio-Med Soc. in. PICUNKO, JERRY IIS-32 227 SI. Oueens II Manager Baseball Team: Inlramural Bowling: Office Squad. ff f f'Q ff gwff, -Zigi, 79 Y' ,K . My 9 2 .H m f 1 ,W ff 7 ff' . f KN f A ' r ' ' 1 7 33' we if L 4 J f Z ff PLANNER. MARK 5985 Shore P'kwy B'kIyn 36 Bronze Scholarship CerI'.: Na+'I Meril Cornmendafion: Bronze PSAL Award: Malh 8: Fine Arls Soc.: College Office. A . f '5'-ffm, A wwf' 'wow' mg. PIKE, LOUIS 2003 Wallon Ave. Bronx 53 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Silver PSAL Award: Off. CI. Pres.: Foolball Team: Infra- mural Baskelball: Malh Tulor. PLAUT, MILTON 455 Fl. Wash. Ave. Man. 33 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Glee Club: Arls 81 Publiciry Comm.: Mimeograph 81 Office Squads: Hall Palrol. f'-f- 1: f Y 45? .:,-5,54 ff 'L 4 , M JV A wa I S - ' iff ? , PINCU S. STEPHEN 6l7 Barrelo SI. Bronx 59 Bronze PSAL Award: Bio- Med Sociely. POLLACK, GERALD 2042 65 sf. B'k1yn 4 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: Swim- ming Team. PIRAN EO, CHARLES 837 so sf. B'klyn zo Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Me- chanix Illusrraled Award: Soccer Tearn: French Tulor. POLLACK. WILLIAM 66IO I9 Ave. B'kIyn 4 Silver Scholarship Cert: Nal'I Meri? Commendalion: Bronze PSAL Award: Chair- man Bio Showcase: Bio-Med Soc.: Journalism, Spanish 81 Forum Clubs, Arisla. we .uf Wff' A , , 'f'r':'t1'4' POM ERANTZ, PAU L - - ,,,- My ,,.f .4 2 .fin AM . 'Jjr f ,, , , f' XyT'f lo fi: , 1 K' , W f. , . fl f My , , f f-. ig.. ff f r 5 4 . ' .fi f ' 2 V ,,.. E f , f ' ' ., Z 2' .w ay , .2...,a, . ,im-',f ,' ' f f . f, f fi 'f if ' f ex. nf 1 UPI.. ff . j ' 9, -323-24-1-1437 - , i vf.. 1 f,,.. .A., ,, POORVIN, DAVID 5945 Shore P'kwy B'lclyn 36 2l95 E. 22 St B'klyn ll Arisfa, Silver Scholarship Bronze Scholarship Cerfifi- Cert, Track Team, Band, cafe, Spanish Club. Spanish 81 Mafh Clubs, Chemistry Soc. POULOS, STEPH EN 7505 3 Ave. B'klyn 9 Silver Scholarship Cert Bronze PSAL Award, Off. Cl. Pres., Soccer Team, Ukrainian Club, Lunchroom Squad, Hall Pafrol. RABIN, MYRON I6I0 52 sf. B'klyn 4 Silver Scholarship Cert, Spanish Award, Pres. Tropi- cal Fish Soc.: Spanish. Asfronomy, 81 Hebrew Clubs, Bio Showcase Comm, Arisla. 58 ...A-rv' PRESSER, HOWARD 257 E. 3 St Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cert, Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., Hisfory Soc., Office, Losl and Found, College, Office, 8: Library Squads. RACKOFF, JEROM E 40ll Sea Gale Ave. B'lclyn 24 Silver Scholarship Cert, Natl Merif Commendafion, Spanish Award, Off. Cl. Pres., Chemisfry Club. QW POPPER, HOWARD IO Sluyvesanf Oval Man, 9 Bronze Scholarship Cert, Bronze PSAL Award, Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., Baskefball Squad, Chemisfry Club. PRESSMAN, LEEOR 76-I6 Utopia P'kwy Ons. 66 Arisla, Silver Scholarship Cert, French Award, Bronze PSAL Award, Soccer Team, Inframural Baskelball, OH. Cl. Vice-Pres., Malh Tufor. RAIK, JEROME 34-I5 3l Ave. Asforia 6 Bronze Scholarship Cert, Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., Off. Cl. Sec'y, Drama Soc., Jr. 81 Sr. Prom Comm. 1: ' 9 4 1 f Z I ,Wy 6 A-1 A J s 'f 1 X 7 ' . faq f :fM .gm-w.,..: f A 9 v f f ref fforff ,,. . , .,,,., , . , , ,...,, ., PORET. CHARLES BBOI Shore Rd. B'klyn 9 Bronze Scholarship Cert, French Award, Off. Cl. Vice- Pres., Golf Bi Soccer Teams, lnfrarnural Volleyball, Indi- cafor Rep., 6.0. Office, Library, 81 Bio Lab Squads, G.O. Eleclions Comm., Specfafor Phofography 81 Typing Sfaff, Philafelic Soc. ,uma PRICE, LAWRENCE l4B-O9 58 Rd. Flushing 55 Arisla, Silver Scholarship Cert, Off. Cl. Pres., G.O. Rep., Pres, Drama Soc., Bio- Med Journal, Hisfory 81 Bio- Med Soc., Bio Lab Squad, Swifchboard Operafor. RAINONE, CHRISTOPHER 67-62 79 St Oueens 79 Arisfa, Silver Scholarship Cert, Foofball Team, Pres. Lafin Club, Caliper Xi Roslra Sfaffs, Glee Club. mi ' 7 me ig.z--,,-.gs A, 1-,A ' izafaifmsr ,- r , . PORPER. MARSHALL I4-66 2l2 St Bayside 60 Bronze PSAI. Award. RABIN, DAVID 285 Lincoln Pl. B'klyn 38 Swimming Team, Infrarnural Bowling, Spanish Club, Office Si Lunchroom Squads. RAM RAS. RICHARD l245 Easfern P'kwy B'klyn I3 Arisfa, Gold Scholarship Cert, Natl Meril Com- mendafion, French Award, Glee Club, Mafh Bi French Sociefies, Forum. RAPHAEL, ROBERT 29 Murdock Cl. B'klyn 23 Silver PSAL Award: Capl. Bowling Team: lnframural Baskefball: Arfs 8: Puls- licify, Dance, 81 Social Comm. an fi? RAUSEN, HENRY l427 Madison Ave. Man. 29 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Physics 81 Bio Lab Squads: Malh Tulor. -4' si RAPUANO, ROBERT RATHBONE, FRANK RATKOWSKLANTHONY RATOWSKY, HENRY 4Q7 E. ll8 Sl. I Man. 35 Zo-lO Union Sl. . Flushing 54 294 Eclcford Sl. B'klyn 22 l202 55 Sl. B'klyn l9 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: Bio- N-all Merif Commendafion: Na'r'l Meril Commendation: l-lisforv Sociefy: Caliper M-ed Soc.: Chemisrry Club: Vice-Pres. Forum: Hislory, Off. Cl. Pres.: Lunchroorn Sfaff: Mafh Tulor. Lunchroom Squad. Debafing, 81 Beethoven So- Squad. ' .l HEPA. V REED, HARVEY 250l Nosfrancl Ave. B'klyn IO Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. CI. Pres.: Fencing Team: Indicalor Slaff: lnlramural Baskefball: Chairman Social Cornrn.: lnlramural 81 Jr. Prom Comm.: Hebrew 81 Hislory Clubs: Lunchroom Squad. REINHARDT, VICTOR l4I Lenox Rd. B'klyn 26 Jr. Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: French Award: Vice- Pres. Folklore Soc.: Radio Club lnslruclor: Hislory Soc. REINSTEIN, PAUL 24l W. 97 Sl. Man. 25 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Nal'I Merif Commendafion: Bronze PSAL Award: Indi- calor Slaff: Spanish Club. cielies: Bio Lab Squad. , we V . ., , REICH. LAURENCE lOl5 78 Sl. B'lclyn 28 Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: French Award: Caliper Business Staff: Cyclolron Comm.: French Club. agony REISMAN. LEWIS l3S E. 37 Sf. B'klyn 3 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Nal'I Merll Commenclalion: Co-Chairman 6.0, Comm.: Debafing 81 Mafh Socielies: Lunchroorn 81 Library Squads: Arisla. 2, ,V 'Wife sf REITER, MARK 6l-55 98 St. Rego Park 74 Gold Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Spectator 81 Indicator Statts: History 8: Bio-Med Societies: Spanish Club: Football Announcer: Intramurals Comm.: Spanish Si Chemistry Tutor. ROBBINS, JON 39-46 27 St. Oueens I Sports Editor Spectator: Capt. Bowling Team: Ath- letic Rep. Executive Coun- cil: Journalism Club. ROSENBAUM, STANLEY 2I67 72 St. B'lslyn4 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Math 81 French Awards: Natll Merit Semi-Finalist: Bronze PSAL Award: Chairman Cyclotron Comm.: Fencing Team: Caliper Business Staff: Pro- gram Comm,: Math 81 Beethoven Societies: Math Bi Physics Tutor. 60 ll: ' ,f f I 9 A V-.11.,l- 15556 M ' RICHEN, EDME 667 Lefferts Ave. B'klyn 3 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Silver PSAL Award: Track 81 Cross- Country Teams: Otf. Cl. Pres.: Sr. Hat Comm.: Sr. Council: Intramural Basket- ball: Glee Club: Radio Club. rv, RICHTER. STEVEN ll8-ll 84 Ave. Oueens I5 Swimming Team: Intramural Basketball: Debating Soc.: Capt. Lunchroom Squad: Library Squad: Math Tutor. f'-9' ROBERTS, IRA 96-02 Sl Ave. Queens 73 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Intramural Basketball: Spec- tator Staff: Hall Patrol: Math Tutor. Ei: CMT? '40f1'fW ROLNITZKY. NEIL 42-I5 43 Ave. L.l.C. 4 French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Intramural Basket- ball 8r Volleyball: Math Squad: Hall Patrol. ROSENBAUM, ROSENBERG. THEODORE ALEXANDER I869 83 St. B'klyn I4 BOO West End Ave. Man. 25 Ott. Cl. Sec'y: Intramural Volleyball: Bio-Med Soc.: Bio Lab Squad: Hall Patrol. Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Art Editor La Voz: Debating Team: Caliper Art Staff: History Club: Bio-Med' Soc.: Physics Lab Squad. RINGEL, DEAN 305 Woodbine St. B'kIyn 27 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'I Merit Semi- Finalist: French Award: Managing Editor Sr. Chron- icle: Ass't Editor Spectator: Assoc. Editor Alumni Journal: Caliper Staff. ROMAN, MICHAEL ll70 E. I4 St. B'lclyn 30 Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: Literary Editor Indicator: Baseball 81 Cheering Teams: Caliper Statf: Fine Arts Soc. RITTER, JOEL 484 E, Houston St, Man. 2 French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Mgr. Baseball Team: Intramural Basketball: French 81 Math Clubs: Lunchroom Squad. ROSEN, ROBERT 74-I2 35 Ave. Queens 72 Nat'l Merit Commendation: Ott. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Sec'y Hebrew Club: Tennis Squad: Debating 81 Fine Arts So- cieties: Box Seat Staff. NTT ROSENBERG. KENNETH ROSENBLUM, PAUL 540 E. 20 St. Man. 9 l33S E. I03 St. B'klyn 36 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Ott. CI. Pres.: Business Editor Spec- tator: Orchestra: Spanish 81 Hebrew Clubs: Spanish Tutor. Silver Scholarship Cert.: 5Danish Award: Nat'I Merit Commendation: Chemistry Bi Math Societies: Indicator Rep.: Indicator Staff: G,O. Comm.: A.M. Patrol. fats, 415 ROSENBLUTH, LEONARD 4520 I2 Ave. B'lclyn I9 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: French Award: Chemistry and Math Soc.: G.O. Comm.: Indicator Rep.: A.M. Patrol,Arista. .grab ROSENZWEIG, BARRY 33-52 Crescent St. L.I,C. Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Track 81 Cross-Country Teams: Glee Club: All-City High School Chorus: Bio- Med Soc.: Library Sr Emergency Room Squads. , W, ROTHENBERG, RICHARD 624 E. 20 St. Man. 9 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Business Mgr. Nucleus: Chess Team: Indicator Rep.: Spectator Business Staff: Nucleus Literary Staff: French 81 Hebrew Clubs: Math Tutor. -ww ROSENSTEIN, HARRY ROSENTHAL, EUGENE ROSENTHAL, PHILIP 3 Stuyvesant Oval Man. 9 57-65 244 St, Douqlaston 62 I325 Eastern P'kwv B'klyn 33 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Nat'I Merit Commendation: Rep. Nat'l French Contest: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Track Team: French Club. Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Specta- Silver Scholarship Cert.: tor Photography Staff: Fine Bronze PSAL Award: Math Arts Society. Society: Audio-Visual Squad. Aa. I -Q-fi-W? ROSENTHAL, RICHARD 3lO W. 97 St. Man. 25 Intramural Volleyball: Indi- cator Staff: Library 8: Lunchroom Squads. ROSNER, JESSE ROSOV, VICTOR ROSS, RICHARD I4 Stuyvesant Oval Man. 9 6630 64 St. B'klyn 27 470 W. I65 St. Man. 32 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Pres. Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Ott. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Caliper Off. Cl. Sec'y: Track Team: Scholarship Cert.: Russian Statt: College Otfice Staff: Orchestra: Glee Club: Sr. Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Bio Lab Squad. Chronicle: Service Credit Comm.: Library Squad. Piano-Soloist Orchestra: Pianist Glee Club. RUBENFELD, STUART RUBIN, RICHARD F. 64-2I Alderton St. Queens 74 575 West End Ave. Man, 24 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Intramural Basketball: French, Hebrew, Chemistry, 81 Bowling Clubs Caliper Xi Nucleus Business Staffs: Minor Publications Comm.: Audio-Visual Squad: Office 81 Elections Comm. Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Intramural Basketball: Chemistry, Arts and Sciences, Radio, 81 Spanish Clubs: Guidance Office. , RUBIN. RICHARD H 2630 Cropsey Ave. B'klyn I4 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Ott. Cl. Pres.: Vice- Pres. Sr. Form: Arista Coun- cil: Caliper Staft: French Tutor. 'R'-eq. 411 ROTHENBERG, BRUCE l739 E. 33 St. B'klyn 34 Art Editor 81 Business Staff Hebrew Magazine: Journal- ism Clubg Lieut. Lunchroom Squad: 6.0. Discount Comm.: Library Squad. RUBIN. RICHARD M. lOl W. 85 St. Man. 24 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Bio-Med Soc.: History 81 Chemistry Clubs: English Tutor: Agsta. 61 RUDIN, RICHARD ll5 Lenox Rd. B'lclyn 26 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Spanish Award: Intramural Basket- ball: Glee Club: Debating, Bio-Med, 8: Folk Song So- cieties: Spanish Club: Forum: Library Squad: Math Si Spanish Tutor. -.x f FQ RUMACK, HOWARD 449 E. I4 Si. Man. 9 Bronze PSAL Award: Fenc- ing, Track, 81 Cheering Teams: Intramural Basket- ball 8: Vollevballg Prom Comm.: Clubs Comm.: Lunchroom Squad: Hall Patrol. nd. if SAGER, ALVIN AIS SAKE, FREDERICK RUSSCOL, IRA l98 Utica Ave. B'klyn I3 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: OH. CI. Pres.: Intramural Basketball 81 Volleyball: Lunchroorn Squad. SALZMAN, DAVID IO97 Blake Ave, B'lclyn B l44O Ocean P'kwy B'l1lyn 30 526 W. ll3 St. Man. 25 Bronze Scholarship Cerfifi- Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze Scholarship Ceflii cate: Rifle Team: German Westinghouse Candidate: Soccer Team: Intramural Club: Cvclotron Commit- Math 81 Tennis Teams: Spec- Volleyball 81 Basketball: tee' Language Office. tator Si Nucleus Literary Capt. Lunchroom Squad: Staffs. Hebrew Club: Audio-Visual 62 Squad. RUSSELL, TILDEN 285 Avenue C Man. 9 Arista: Jr. Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Latin Award: Ass't Editor Caliper: Editor Rostra: Sec'y Latin Club: Orchestra: Attendance Office: Hall Patrol. SAMSKY. STANLEY I44-32 75 Ave, Flushing 67 Silver Scholarship Certifi- cate: Nat'l Merit Semi- Finalistg Bio Lab Squad: Bio-Med Journal Business Staff. RUDIKOFF, MICHAEL l3l5 E. 23 S+. B'klyn I0 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Spanish Award: La Voz Staff: Chemistry 81 Astronomy Clubs: Bio-Med 81 Math Societies: Physics 8: Nuclear Science Seminars: Cyclotron Comm.: Math 81 Spanish Tutor, SACHS, EDWARD 2279 E. 22 St. B'klyn 29 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Chemistry Award: Indicator Photography Staff: Pho- tographv, Model Railroad, Boat 81 Glee Clubs: Math 81 Spanish Tutor. ,fwfr SANDAU, LEO 1317 49 S+. B'klyn 19 Arista: Jr. Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Silver PSAL Award: 6.0. Cabinet: Fencing Team: Glee Xi Arts and Science Clubs: History 81 Hebrew Clubs: Chairman Intramural Comm.: Member- shlp Comm.: Indicator Staff: Library 81 Lunchroom Squads: Math Tutor, . . m, SANDERS, GARY l37 Crystal St. B'lilyn 8 Arista: Nat'l Merit Com- mendation: Silver Scholar- ship Cert.: Spanish Award: Mechanic Arts Award: Chairman Cyclotron Comm.: Chemistry 81 Radio Clubs: Nucleus Literary Staff: Spanish Tutor. SANTIAGO, FRANCISCO 530 E. I37 St. Bronx 54 Chemistry Club: Library 81 Bio Lab Squads. SCHAEFFER, DENNIS 884 West End Ave. Man. 25 Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Indicator Staff: College Office: Hall Patrol: N.Y. Mirror Youth Forum. warg SANDLES, CHARLES SANDMAN, WALTER SANGIMINO, JOHN SANTACATTARINA, 69-89 Caldwell Ave. Ons. 78 ZI4 Mauier St. B'klyn6 IIZ-24 207 St. ueens 29 Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Spectator Staff: Spanish, Bronze SchoIarshipQCert.: EUGENE Cl. Vice-Pres.: Baseball Radio and Journalism Clubs: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. 405 E- 5 Sl- Man- 9 Team: Dismissal Squad: Service Credit Comm.: Vice-Pres.: Football Team: German 81 Model Railroad Senior Chronicle. A.M. Patrol: Art Editor CIUIUS- Box Seat. SAPERSTEIN, MARTIN SAPOSNICK. MARTIN 2l56 Cruger Ave. Bronx 62 32-I6 Crescent St. Queens Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Intra- mural Basketball Si Volley- ball: Arts and Science Club: Bio-Med 81 Beethoven Socie- ties: Usher, College Office and Library Squads: Indi- cator Staff: Orchestra. +491 SCHAN BACK, JEFFREY IUSI E. I0 St. B'klyn 30 Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: History 81 Math Societies: Audio-Visual, Mimeo., and Lunchroom Squads: Math Tutor. Chess Team: Audio-Visual Squad: Office Squad. WKW SAVITZ, BURTON l372 Shakespeare Ave. Bx. 52 Intramural Basketball 81 Volleyball. SCHECHTER, CLYDE SCHECHTER, JOEL 79-I0 34 Ave. Queens 72 793 Vermont St. B'klyn 7 Arista: Silver: Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Columbia Science Honors Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Intramural Basketball: Beethoven Soc.: Program: Math Survey Arts and Science, Z1 Spanish Staff' Math Team' Bio Lab Clubs' Librar S uad' i i . Y q . Squad: Cyclotron Comm. Orchestra: Jazz Band. W9 SAVRYN, KARL Il79 E. 55 St. B'lilyn 34 Arista: Jr. Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Business Mgr, Box Seat: Off. Cl. Pres.: Football Team: Spectator Staff: Bio- Med Soc.: Math X: French utor: Lunchroom Squad. SCHECHTMAN, KENNETH 2015 R'clrwy P'l:w . B'lcIyn 36 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: Nucleus Literary Staff: Math 81 Chemistry Clubs: Math Tutor: Intramural Comm.: Office and Usher Squads. 63 aff yr, SCHEINBERG, PAUL IO34 E. 9 St. B'kIyn 30 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Hebrew Si French Awards: Ott. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Hebrew 81 Arts and Science Clubs: Bio-Med Soc.: Audio-Visual 8: Library Squads: Program Comm.: Indicator Xi Spec- tator Staffs. SCHNUR, STEVEN 8BI E. I79 St. Bronx 60 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Pres. Model Railroad Club: Stage Squad: Band: Orchestra. SCHWA RTZ, SANFORD 23-06 36 Ave. L.l.C. 6 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Bronze PSAL Award: Modern Chemistry Soc.: Intramural Basketball. 64 SCHICK. JOSEPH 33-39 89 St. Jackson Hts.. 72 Bronze PSAL Award: Base- ball Xi Bowling Teams: Astronomy Club: A.M. Patrol. SCHUBERT, MELVIN 2065 Grand Conc. Bronx 53 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Spanish Award: Modern Chemistry, Spanish Si Astronomy Clubs: Lieut. A.M. Patrol: Lunchroom Squad: Indicator Statt. SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN 225 Wortman Ave. B'klyn 7 Baseball Team: Intramural Basketball: Bio-Med Soc.: Hall Patrol: Library Squad. SCHIERMAN, HARVEY 250 E. 94 St. B'lrIyn I2 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Latin Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Latin Club: Fine Arts Society: College Office: Arts and Publicity Comm. SCHUMM, URIEL l372 Riverside Dr. Man. 33 Silver Scholarship Cert.: German Award: Silver PSAL Award: Ott. Cl. Pres.: Ger- man Magazine Xi Caliper Staffs: History Soc.: Glee Xi Arts and Science Clubs. SCHWARTZBAUM, PAUL 4l5Grand St. Man.2 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Bronze PSAL Award: Jazz Band: Band. SCHNEIDER, MYLES 4708 Ave. I B'klyn 34 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Sr. Chronicle Statt: Sgt. A.M. Patrol: Intramural Basketball: Spanish Club: Model Railroad 81 Astronomy Clubs: Hall Patrol: Indicator 8: Lunchroom Staffs. SCHWARTZ, GILBERT I Stuyvesant Oval -Man. 9 Pres. Intramural Bowling League: Intramural Volley- ball. SCHWIMMER, MICHAEL 8 Stuyvesant Oval Man. 9 Fencing Team: Pres. Bowling Intramurals Club: Elections Comm.: Prom Comm.: Dis- missal Squad. SCHNEIDER. GARY 470: I5 sf. B'klyn I9 Silver Scholarship Certifi- cate: Spanish Club: Attend- ance Office. SC HWARTZ. LAWRENCE l54O E. I02 St. B'klyn 36 Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Spectator Staff: Math 81 Journalism Clubs: Office Squad: Intra- mural Comm.: Math Tutor. SCOTT. RICHARD I570 E. I7 St. B'klyn 30 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: Track Team: Tennis Squad: Intramural Bowling: Photog- raphy Club: Caliper Staff: Band: Orchestra: Woodwind Quintet. SEKALOFF. DENNIS 2lO5 R'clcwy P'lcwy B'Iclyn 36 Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Capt. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Comm, . SEBBA. STEVEN SECCIA, RONALD 528 W. III St. Man. 25 I6I7 S4 St. B'klyn 4 Bronze Scholarship Certifi- cate: Math Society: French Club: Spectator Staff. SERKEY, RICHARD IIB-40 Met. Ave. Queens I5 Jr. Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Intra- mural Basketball: Office Squad. SHANOK. FRED I50 Whitman Dr. B'klyn 34 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Rifle Team: Spanish, He- brew, Journalism, Photog- raphy 81 Radio Clubs: Library 81 Office Squads: Nucleus Business Staff. Spanish Club: Tropical Fish Society: Switchboard Operator. SHAFTEL, ANTHONY 39-I5 45 St. L.l.C. 4 Arista: Nat'l Merit Come mendation: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: OH. Cl. Pres.: Soccer Team: Intramural Basket- ball: Radio Club: 6.0. Of- fice Squad: Art and Pub- licity Comm. SHAPIRO, GEORGE I0 E. 85 St. Man. 28 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Capt. Intra- mural Basketball: Caliper Staff: Glee Club. 225' SECON. JONATHAN 245 W. IO4 St. Man. 25 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: French Award: Off. Cl. Sec'y: In- tramural Bowling: Tennis Squad: Coin Club: Glee Club: Hall Patrol. SHALLECK. JAM ES 30 E. 9 St. Man. 3 Football Team. SHAPIRO, PAUL 570 W. 204 St. Man, 34 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: G.O. Sec'y: Westinghouse Candi- date: Off. CI. Pres.: Sr. Form Comm.: Soccer Team: Alternate Athletics Rep. Exec. Council: Co-Chairman Office 81 Elections Comm.: Nucleus 81 Spectator Staffs: 6.0. Pres. SEIDMAN, STEVEN 6 Peter Cooper Rd. Man. I0 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. CI. Pres.: Tennis Bc Bowling Teams: Spanish 81 Bowling Clubs: College Office. SHAMAMIAN, MICHAEL 360 Wadsworth Ave. Man. 40 Caliper Staff: Sec'y Fine Arts Society: History 8: Debating Societies: French Club: Ushers Squad. SHAW, DAVID 235 W. 7l St, Man. 23 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Intramural Basketball: Journalism 8- Photography Clubs: English Office. 65 f' ,- I! . fe ,iff , I no 'I ' ff vfiff 9 f ,ff f SHEINHORN, DAVID l68-32 G. C. P'kway Ons. 32 Bronze PSAL Awardg Mgr. Swimming Teamg lnlramural Baskelballg Specfafor Slaffg Guidance Xi English Offices: Bio Lab Xi Library Squadsg A.M. Palrol. SH ULDINER. RICHARD 573 Grand Sl. Man,2 Exec. Council: Hislory Socieryg Band, Orchesfrag Arls and Science Club, Fine Arls Society, A.M. Patrol. SILVER, RONALD l4l E. 3 Si. Man. 9 Arisfag Silver Scholarship Cerl: Spanish Awardg Bronze PSAL Awardg Fool'- ball Tearng lnlramural Basketball, Off. Cl. Vice- Pres.g Debarinq Soc.g Span- ish Club, Service Squad, Junior Jolsg Spanish Tufor. 66 SHERINSKY, MARC 270 Worlman Ave, B'klyn 7 '57 . v -fer, if f a- - ' fsazvfrfw- SHERMAN. RICHARD 457 F.D.R. Dr. Mari. 2 Mechanix llluslraled Award, Bio-Med Soc., Hisfory 81 Russian Clubs, Library Squad: Lieui. Lunchroom Squad: Aliendance Ol'ficeg Swilchboard Operalorg Hall Parrolg Capt A.M. Palrol. SIEGEL, ANDREW I39-I5 28 Rd. Flushing 54 Indicator Slaffg Malh So- ciety, Arls and Science Clubg Dismissal Squad. SILVERBERG, ROBERT l47O Leland Ave. Bronx 60 Arisiag Gold Scholarship Cert, French Award, Bronze PSAL Awardg OH. Cl, Vice- Pres.g Swimmingg Track, and Cheerinq Teams, Glee Clubi Social Comm., Lunchroom Squad. Wa. SIEMSSEN, JOHN 66-49 Alderfon Sr. Oueens 74 Arislag Jr. Arisiag Gold Scholarship Cert, German Awardg Bronze PSAL Award, OH, Cl. Vice-Pres., Sec'y German Clubg Rifle Team, German Magazine, Dismissal Squad. SILVERSTEIN, KENNETH I734 President ST. B'klyn l3 Bronze Scholarship Certg lnframural Baskelball Xi Volleyball, Chernisfry and Spanish Clubs. SHORR, MYRON I8 Monroe Sf. Man. 2 Gold Scholarship Cerhg' Naf'l Meri? Commendaliong French Award, Chemisrry Medal, Off. Cl. Pres., Arilsa. SILBERGLEID. STEVEN 22-I0 79 Sl. Jackson His. 70 Caliper Slaffg French Clubp Sr. Prom Comm., Social Comrn.g Lunchroom Squadg Heallh Office. SILVERSTEIN, LAWRENCE 83-09 Lefferfs Blvd. Queens I5 French Award, Office Squad. SHPRITZER. MARC l05-3I Flll'ds I0 ST. B'klyn 36 Malh Sociefyg Chemislry, Spanish 81 Tropical Fish Clubsg Hall Palrol. M-Q SILVER, CHARLES 2553 33 si. L.l,C. 2 Arislag Silver 'Scholarship Cer'r.g Na'r'l Meril Semi- Finalislg Bronze PSAL Award: Sec'y Beelhoven Soc.: Fencing Souadg lndicalor Sfaffg Spanish and Chemistry Clubs, Dismissal Squad. SIMMONS, CHARLES II3-I0 Dunkirk ST. Queens I2 Silver PSAL Awardg Track and Cross Counlry Teams: Speclalor Circulafion Slaffg Guidance Office. .Tux SIOMKOS, PAUL 427 Ft. Wash. Ave. Man. 33 Junior Arista: Gold Schol- arship Cert.: Otiicial Class President: Math Society. SLOMON, JOEL l45 W. 96 St. Man. 25 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Bronze PSAL Award: Ott. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Indicator Literary Staff: Spanish Club. Mg, SOBOLTA, MODEST 352 E. I3 St. Man. 3 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Mechanix Illustrated Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Vice- Pres. German Club: Art Editor Bio-Med Journal: Spectator Advertising Staff: Soccer Team: Ukrainian Club. SKALL, MARK 580 Stanley Ave. B'klyn 7 Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Intramural Basket- ball S1 Volleyball: Bio-Med Soc. SMETANA, DENNIS 75-O4 I50 St. Queens 67 Spectator Photography Statt: Bio-Med Journal Literary 81 Business Staffs: Intramural Volleyball: Bio-Med, History 8- Math Soc.: Bio and Physics Lab Squads. lg -L -fl-I-rw' SKOLNICK, PHIL SLATER, PAUL 50-52 E. 3 St. Man. 3 335 Grand St. Man. 2 Sec'y Sr. Form: Chairman Ottice Elections Comm.: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Indicator Ass't Editor Jr. Jots: Spec- Staf'f: Glee Club: Spanish: tator Business Statf: Jr. Chemistry and Hebrew Prom Comrn,: Sr. Prom Comm.: Spanish Tutor. in nm IC' SMILOWIIZ, HENRY Clubs: Math Ottice. SMITH, GERALD BIS Sutter Ave. B'klyn 7 I79-B3 Selover Rd. Queens I3 Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Vice- Pres. Bio-Med Society: Ott. Cl. Sec'y: Math Club: History Soc.: Jazz Band: Westinghouse Finalist. Fine Arts Society: French 81 Glee Clubs: Library Squad. SLAUGHTER, MALCOLM 4I7 W. 2l St. Man. ll Arista: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Ott. Cl. Pres.: Math Team: Intramural Basketball: Chemistry, French and Math Tutor: A.M. Patrol: Lunch- room Squad. . SMITH, LEWIS 8975 is Ave. B'kiyn I4 Arista: Vice-Pres. Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Editor-in- Chiet Indicator: Executive Council: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Program and Record- Checking Comm.: Library Squad, an SOMERSTEIN, MARK ISBB Sterling PI. B'klyn I3 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Chess Team: Math Club: Math and Spanish Tutor. SPARACIN, WILLIAM 42-28 2l4 Pl. Bay Side bl Silver Scholarship Cert.: Latin Award: Classical Club Cert. of Merit: Off. Cl. Vice- Pres.: Sec'y Latin Club: Rostra Art Statt: Chemistry Club: Attendance Office: Audio-Visual Squad: Senior Rep. STAROBIN, KENNETH 2l44 73 St. B'klyn4 Football Team: Intramural Basketball. 68 f Q' fi., . i 3 . SOMMER, HARRY 42-09 I49 Pl. Flushing 55 Silver Scholarship Certifi- cate: Nat'l Merit Semi- Finalist: Math Club. I as SONTA6, ALLEN I8508l St. B'kIyn I4 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: Spectator Staft: Hebrew Magazine Business Staff: Hebrew Club: Hall Patrol. SPIEGEL, JONATHAN 90-I0 32 Ave. Jackson Hts. 69 Silver PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Track and Football Teams: Bio Lab Squad: Chemistry Tutor. STEIN, PAUL 90-I9 88 Ave. Woodhaven 2l Arista: Jr. Arista: Nat'I Merit Commendation: Silver Scholarship Cert.: Silver PSAL Award: Hebrew Award: Editor-in-Chief ln- dicator: Hebrew Club: Art and Publicity, Program: 81 Record Checking Comm.: Library 81 Lunchroom Squads. - ' ffi-swear:-43 1 .--M34 SPURGA, ALLEN 528 E. I3 St. Man. 9 Silver PSAL Award: Football Team: Caliper and L'Etoile Staffs: Library Squad. STEINHAUER, DANIEL 22l McDonald Ave. B'klyn I8 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Spanish Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Spanish Club: Math Tutor. SOTSKY, STEVEN IOB7 Carroll St. B'klyn 25 Silver Scholarship Cert.: Nat'I Merit Commendation: Bronze PSAL Award: Foot- ball Team. STADNICK, RAYMOND 374 E. I0 St. Man.9 Bronze PSAL Award: English Office. STEINLAUF, MICHAEL 3I0l Brighton 2 St. B'klyn 35 Arista: Jr. Arista: Gold Scholarship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist: French Award: Foreign Languages Cert. of Merit: Assoc. Edi- tor Caliper: Maier Publica- tions Council: Program Comm.: Math and Physics Tutor. L SPAN, ROBERT l45 E. 35 St. Man. I6 Arista Council: Silver Schol- arship Cert.: Nat'l Merit Commendation: French Award: Managing Ed. Sr. Chronicle: Ass't Editor Spectator: Fencing Team: Debating Soc.: Chemistry Lab and Library Squad. STAFFORD, PETER 720 Ft. Wash. Ave. Man. 40 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Glee Club: Radio Club: Lost and Found 8: Guidance Otlice Squads. STEINMAN, HOWARD 70 Baruch Dr. Man. 2 Math and Radio Clubs: Bio- Med and Chemistry Socie- ties: Chemistry Squad. STENZLER, LEONARD IBI4-Bl St. B'klyn I4 Bronze PSAL Award, Otticial Class Vice-President, Chemistry Lab Squad, Capt. Lunchroom Squad. STEVENS, RONALD IOO Cabrini Blvd. Man. 33 Bronze Scholarship Certiti- cate, Silver PSAL Award, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Lost and Found Squad. STERN, HARVEY 235 2Ave. Man. 3 Bronze Scholarship Cert., Manager Track and Cross Country Teams, Arts and Publicity Committee, Audio- Visual Squad. STOLLER, LEE 24l5 Newkirk Ave. B'kIyn 26 Jr. Arista, Silver Scholarship Cert., French Award, Glee Club, Hebrew Club, Radio Club, Intramural Volleyball Comm., Lunchroom Squad, Folk Lore Society. STROBEL, ALBERT STROBER, ROSS STERN, RAYMOND 200 Calorini Blvd. Man. 33 Sec'y Radio Club, Glee Club Spanish Club, Library, Lost and Found, Guidance Otfice, and Lunchroom Squads. STO LTZ. ROBERT l70 E. 4 St. Blklyn IB Bronze Scholarship Certifi- cate, English Otlice. STUTZ, PHILIP - .-,.- , . ,, . ,.,' . ' 'Ig , -4' '90 if i ,, 1 ,411 ff . 501 . ' r w' i a .li r :Wifi - 12? , f' it s , i i -iiif . -9.1 -if STERN, RONALD 7OI W. I76 St. Man. 3 Silver Scholarship Certifi- cate, Spanish and Photog- raphy Clubs, Caliper Statf, Spanish Tutor. STONE. IRA 50-75 42 si. I Oueenvf Bronze Scholarship Cert., Bronze PSAL Award, Adver- tising Mgr. Spectator, His- tory, Spanish and Journalism Clubs, Debating Soc., Glee Club, Alumni Journal Staft, Steerin Comm., Press CounciT, Business Mgr. Spectator, Arista. suReAN, Mlci-mei. 363 E. '58 si. B'klyn 3 5995 share P'kwy B'klyn as 37 Riverside Dr. Msn.23 2337 E, 22 si. B'klyn 29 Bronze Scholarship Certifi- Bronze Scholarship Cert., Silver Scholarship Certifi- Silver Scholarship Cert., cate, Otficial Class Vice- Bronze PSAL Award, Track cate, Natl Merit Com- French Award, Nat'l Merit President, Band, Orchestra. Team, Bio-Med Soc., Chem- rnendation, Official Class Commendation, Ott. Cl. istry Club' Health Otlice, President. Treas., History Soc., Math Lunchroom Squad. Tutor, Usher Squad. STEVASON, JOHN 554 75 sf, B'klyn 9 Vice-Pres. Arista, Silver Scholarship Cert., Off. Cl. Vice-Pres., Track Team, Caliper Staff, Cyclotron Comm., Junior Jots Staff. STRASSBERG. RICHARD I6 Monroe St. Man. 2 Arista, Jr. Arista, Silver Scholarship Cert., Nat'l Merit Commendation, Ott. CI. Vice-Pres., Fencing Team, Sr. Chronicle Staff, Fine Arts and History So- cieties, Sec'y Astronomy Club, Indicator Staff, Program Comm., Math Tutor. SUSSMAN. HERBERT S84 Union Ave. Bronx 55 Silver PSAL Award, Intra- mural Bowling, Indicator Photo raphy Staff, Die Zeitschrift Literary Statf, German, Chemistry, and Modern Railroad Clubs, Chairman Arts and Publicity Comm., Capt. Stage Squad, Service Credit Comm., Audio-Visual Squad. 69 ,,4f,,, , ffz'?f?fi6'f6T f 'fu ' f 12,5 .1,:af3 f f 4 Q 'gif SWEET. MICHAEL l65 Rockaway P'kwy Blklyn I2 French Award: NaT'I Meril Comrnendalion: Vice-Pres. Hislory Soc.: Ass'T Edilor Caliper: Debaring Team: Folk Song Club: Fine Arls and Debafing Socielies. TARCZILO. ALEXANDER I26 Senalor Sf. B'klyn 20 Aris'ra: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Indus1'riaIAr1's Awards: Silver PSAL Award: Mafh Team: Physics and Arls and Science Clubs: Chemislry and Hisfory Soc.: Nuclear Science Seminar: Caliper and Indicalor Slaffs: Usher and Lunchroom Squads: Swirch- board Operalor: Malh Tufor. TELLER, PAUL l427 Taylor Ave. Bronx 60 Silver PSAL Award: Infra- rnural Baskefball: Spanish Club: College Office. 70 A4 yn.. wgdr SWENSON, ROBERT 74lO Ridge Blvd. B'kIyn 9 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Spanish Award: Nar'I Meril Commendation: lndicalor Staff: Weslinghouse Candi- date: Hisrory and Malh Sociefies: Arls and Science, and Chemisrry Clubs: Nuclear Science Seminar. TARULLI, JOSEPH l9l -OB 39 Ave. Queens '58 Arisra: Silver Scholarship Cert: Bronze PSAL Award: Larin Award: Nal'I Meril Commendation: Off. CI. Sec'y: Hislory, Chemisfry, 81 Fine Arrs Soc,: G.O. Dis- counl 81 G.O. Membership Comm.: English Office: ln- dicafor, Speclalor, and Jr. Jors Slaffsg Co-Capt Infra- mural Baskelball: Library Squad. TENENBAUM, HENRY 96-09 67 Ave. Foresl Hills 74 Soph, and Jr. Form Rep.: Mgr. Soccer Team: J.V. Soccer Team: G-.O. Office, Eleclions, and Social Comm.: Fine Arls Soc.: Box Seal Staff: Glee Club: 'Library Squad: Malh Tulor. TABAKMAN, DAVID ISSO Unionporl Rd. Bronx 62 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: Pho- rography Club: Library Squad. TAWSHUNSKY, THEODORE 96409 66 Ave. Rego Park 74 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Nal'l Meril Cornrnendalion: Chemislry Sociery. ,yum THOMPSON, MARK 447 E. I4 Sl. Man. 9 Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Scholarship Cerl.: Silver PSAL Award: French Award: Off. CI. Pres.: Track Team, College and Health Offices: Malh Tulor. TAFF, LAURENCE I0 Overlook Terr. Man. 33 Silver PSAL Award: Cross Counlry and Track Teams: Capf. A,M. Palrol: Chem- islry and Bio Lab Squads: Chemislry and Fine Arls Soc.: Inlramural Volleyball Comm. TCHACONAS, TERRY 320 Wadsworth Ave. Man. 40 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Base- ball Team: Hislory Soc.: Language, English, and College Offices. TIMCHEK, WILLIAM 74 Menahan Sf. B'kIyn 21 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Spanish Club: Chemislry Club: Hislory Sociely: Hall Parrol. TALMAS, BERNARD 246-2B 52 Ave. Douglaslon 62 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Swimming Team: Band: Orcheslra: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Bio-Med Soc.: Chemisfry Soc. TELLER, BARRY 9l-I0 32 Ave. Jackson I-Irs. 69 Dismissal Squad: Bio Lab Squad: Track Squad. TOBIN, LAURENCE 3l8 Beach 42 Sf. Queens 9l Bronze PSAL Award. TOLEP, STEPHEN 5945 Shore P'kwy B'klyn 36 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Bronze PSAL Award: Inlramural Baskel- ball: Caliper Slaff: Glee Club: All Cily Chorus: Chemislry and Malh Soc.: French Club: Math Tulor: Malh Office: Lunchroom Squad: Arisla. TOMPKINS, LAWRENCE 43-08 41 Sl. L.l.C. 4 Bronze PSAL Award: Library Squad. TREUMAN, WILLIAM 2440 E. 29 SI. B'klyn 35 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Spanish Award: NaT'I Meri? Commendefion: Bronze PSAL Award: Radio and Chess Clubs: Spanish and Mafh Tufor: Lunchroom and Audio-Visual Squads: Infra- mural Baskelball and Volleyball. TSANG, JAMES IOS-39 67 Dr. Foresl Hills 75 Jr. Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Nal'l Meril Semi- Finalisf: Malh Soc.: Debal- ing Soc. l UNGAR, JOHN I80 Easf End Ave. Man. 28 Arisfa Council: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Spanish Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Edilor-in-Chief Box Seal: Foolball and Swimming Teams: Inframural Baskel- ball: Hebrew Club: College Office: Glee Club: Usher and Lunchroom Squads. VANDENHEUVEL, GEORGE 374 Pearl SI. Man. 38 Gold PSAL Award: Track and Cross Counlry Teams: Pho- 'rography Club: A.M, Palrol: Library and Lunchroom Squads. TOSCH, RICHARD I33-20 Roosev'I Ave. Qns. 54 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Bronze PSAL Award: Fool- ball Team. TULIP, MARK 630 Slanley Ave. B'kIyn 7 lnlrarnural Volleyball: Library Squad: Alfendance Office. VELAZQUEZ, ALEXANDER l420 Amslerdam Ave. Man. 27 Orcheslra: French Club: Hebrew Club: Lunchroom Squad. TRAUM, STEPHEN I840 76 SI. B'kIyn I4 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Malh. Soc.: Cyclolron Comm.: G.O. Movies Comm.: Glee Club: Arista. TU RKEL. GERALD 86347 Sf. B'klyn 20 Official Class Presidenl and Vice-Pres.: Library Squad. Q R-for-f...... TREBONY, LESTER 3l3W. 47 Sl. Man.36 Inframural Baskefball: Hockey Club: Hall Palrol. TURNER. DOUGLAS 358 4l sf. s'klyn 32 Arisla: Jr, Arisfla: Gold Scholarshi Cerf.: German Award: Mgr. Soccer Team: Library Squad: Chemistry Lab Squad. ,,, ,qs VERMONT, CHARLES f CUiio VIANI, BRIAN Bl Mef. Oval Bronx 62 383 Grand Sf. Man. 2 AFISIBI Silver Scholarship Silver Scholarship Cerfificale: Cerf.: Capf. Golf Team: Model Railroad Club. Senior Pages Edifor Indi- cafor: Band: lnframural Baskefball and Volleyball. VYTVYTSKY, ANDREW 32I E. I0 Sf. Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Language 8: English Awards: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Sec'y: Foofball and Track Teams: Ukrainian, German, and Russian Clubs: Fine Arts Soc.: Caliper Staff. WALKER, ROGER 2l-Zl 33 Rd, L.l.C.6 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: French Award: French Club: Rifle Team. 72 1.-wry' WACHOLDER, BERNARD 2807 Kings Hwy. B'klyn Z9 Arisfa: Jr. Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Cerf.: Naf'l Meri? Commendation: Malh 81 Spanish Awards: Off. Cl. Pres.: Edifor Spanish Mag.: Sec'y Mafh Soc.: Mafh Ez Spanish Tufor: Cyclofron Comm. Sub-Chairman. WASHKOWITZ, MICHAEL 3000 Bronx Pk. E. Bronx 67 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Dismissal 8: Lunchroom Squads: Hall Pafrol. VOGEL, HAROLD 37I6 I0 Ave. Man. 34 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Naf'l Meril Comrriendafion: Caliper 81 lndicafor Staffs: Hisfory 81 Math Soc.: Radio Club: Co-Capf. Ushers Squad: 'Library Squad. WACHSMAN, MICHAEL l220 Shakespeare Ave. Bx. 52 Silver Scholarship Cer'r.g Sec'y Spanish Club: A.M. X1 P.M. Hall Pafrols: English Office. VOG L, RONALD 96-04 57 Ave. Queens 68 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Phofography Club: lndicalor and Specfafor Sfaffs. VORCHHEIMER, ROGER I05 Arden Sf. Man.40 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: French Club: Arf and Pub- licify Comm.: Mafh and French Tufor: L'Efoile Sfaff: Rep. French-American Sfudenf. WAGNER, WILLIAM 23-I7 32 si. L.l.c:. 5 WALDEN, JESSE 4l-II40Sf. L.l.C.4 Silver PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Radio Club: Bio-Med Soc.: Capf. Audio- Visual 81 Ushers Squads: Fencing: Physics 'Lab 81 Sfage Squads: G.O. Office: Elec- lion 81 Clubs Comm.: Mafh Tufor. WAXMAN, HOWARD I852 64 Sf. B'lclyn 4 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Nal'l Merif Commendafion: Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Pres.: Ed. Caliper: Fine Arfs Soc.: Hisfory Club: Dis- missal Squad. WEG, STEVEN WEINBAUM, PAUL l526 40 Sf. B'kIyn.l8 777 Fosfer Ave. B'kIyn 30 lnframural Volleyball: Radio Silver Scholarship Cerf.: 8: Hebrew Clubs: Audio- Visual Squad: Guidance Office. Naf'l Merif Commendafion: French Award: Hisfory 8: Mafh Soc. WEINBERG, ROBERT WEINBERGER WEINBLATT VICTOR WEINSTEIN PAUL 5013 W. ll3 Sf. Man. 25 700 W, IBO Sl, Man, 33 MICHAEL E M n 3 I38 I5 228 Sl Queens I3 WEINBERG, PETER Arislag Silver Scholarship Cert' French Award' Gold French Club: Hislory Soc.g Arista Silver Scholarship BTOVIZF 5ChOl5VSl'l'P Cefl Model Railroad Club F l Man 9 Cerf French Award Nall Off CI VICE PFSS Sf 6 PSALlAwardp Off. Cl. Sec'yg A Alma Sllver 5ChO'GfSh'P English Award Nominee Ed TSHHIS Team CGUDSV Sie Arl' Ed. Sr. Chroniclei lnlra- Cell French Award GO Caliper History Soc Sf PFOFT1 C0'T'm BIO Med mural Volleyball: lndlcalor, Caliper, Specfafor, 81 L'Efoile Sfaffsg Fine Arfs 81 Mafh Soc.: French Clubg Advisory Comm.g Mafh Tuforg Lunchroom Squadg Hall Palrol. WEINSTOCK, CARL II? I4 Union T ke ueens I5 - D ,- O Bronze Scholarship Cerlng lnframural Baskelballg Spanish 81 Chemislry Clubsg Specfalor STaf'fg G-.O. Officeg Lunchroom, Library 8: Audio- Visual Sq uadsg Elecfions Comm. WEISBERG, MARVIN 2I63 72 S+. B'klyn 4 Bronze PSAL Awardg Lieuf. Lunchroom Squadg Infra- mural Bowlingg German Cluby A.M. E: Hall Pafrols Arfendance Office. WEISS, JAY WEISS. LARRY 45-4l 39 Pl. L.l.C. 4 l53-4l Bl Sl. Queens I4 Silver PSAL Awardg Capf. Silver Scholarship Cerlzg Bowling Teamg Spanish Spanish 8: Chemisfry Clubs. Club: Lunchroom 81 Ushers Squadsg Hall Pafrol. I , r T , -:--gf I L,.,f 1 ,A , f , f 1 J I ff li' 7 f 3 5 41, s OA wo, ff f , A . V349 - -fi .fila- ,. - ' , WEISS. ROBIN 540 E. 20 Sl. Man. 9 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Nal'l Merif Commendation: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: Chairman G.O. Office 81 Elecfions Comm.: French Club: Program Comm.: Library 81 Ushers Squads. f , . ly.-.. :fwf iml .p a s. 4 'rf' 2:1 f- 2- ZIKW' P . - 1- ,,,, in ' ie,-.Z :cz --swag ll f. A . , . . 2 ': . .ww :.:.:33A- , ,-.sf gf-ivsif'-nfjiarlf.. ' f.:3..i!f:: gfxzf'yf5Qgffisif-255' WESCH, HEINZ 268-08 78 Ave. Floral Pk. Silver PSAL Award: Cross Counlry 8: Track Teams: Fencing Squad: German Club: Bio-Med Soc.: Dis- missal Squad. Mmm.. -06 WILDMAN, FREDERIC . 431 r S sz g '35 WEISS. ROGER WEISS, WILLIAM WELLS, DAVID 445 E. I4 Sl. Man. 9 3l5 E, B8 Sf. Man. 28 522 E. 20 Sl. Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cerf.: Arisla: Jr. Arisla: Gold Arisfa: Gold Scholarship Silver PSAL Award: French Scholarship Cerl.: French Cerl.: French Award: Pres. Award: Sr. Off. CI. Vice- Award: Nal'l Meril' Semi- Hebrew Club: Edilor He- Pres.: Ass'l Edifor Box Seal: Finalisf: Off. Cl. Pres.: brew Magazine: Business Foofball Team: Malh Tufor. Speclalor F1 Inclicalor Sfaffs: Mgr. L'EloiIe: Swimming L? uw? WEXLER, WILLIAM I7ll Dahill Rd. B'klyn 23 Bronze PSAL Award: Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: All Cily High School Chorus: Glee Club: Orcheslra: Jazz Band: Hebrew Club: Library 81 Lunchroom Squads. WILLIAM, DANIEL l7l9 Union Sl. B'klyn I3 2l-43 77 Sl. Queens 70 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Naf'l Meri? Commendafion: Glee Club: Chemislry, His- Spanish, Aslronomy, 8: Tropi- lory, Bio-Med 81 Debafing cal Fish Clubs: lndicalor, Soc.: Cyclolron Comm.: Spanish Magazine, 81 Sr. Malh Tulor. Chronicle Slaffs: Lunchroom Squad: Hall Palrol. 74 G.O. Office: Eleclio-ns Fx Program Comm.: French Tulor: Fine Arls, Hisfory 81 Debaling Soc. . sf.. I' , Am.. .nu-5 .M-v444 AZ? WHEELER, MACLYN 43-38 42 SI. Queens 4 Bronze PSAL Award: Hislory Soc.: Chemislry Club: Ushers Squad. fm , ml Z I .iz 2 Q . i wmrsuseke, ALFRED 3028 W. 29 Sf. B'kIyn 24 Silver Scholarship Cerf.: Bronze PSAL Award: Co- Capf. Debafing Team: Track Team: Radio Xi Journalism Clubs. Team: Inlramural Volleyball: Speclalor Slaff. WIEBKING, HENRY 5 Ridgewood Pl. B'klyn 27 German 81 Model Railroad Clubs: Cyclolroru, Comm.: Dean's Olilice. smug.. WERBOWSKY, PETER 39-06 45 Sl. Queens 4 Silver PSAL Award: German Award: Soccer Team: Ger- man 8r Ukrainian Clubs: Lunchroom 81 Library Squads. WILDFOGEL, DENNIS 52-29 65 Pl. Queens 78 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: French Award: Silver PSAL Award: Track Team: Infra- mural Basketball 81 Volley- ball: Hebrew Club: College Xf Malh Offices: Mafh Tulor: Arlsfa. WITONSKY, LOUIS WOLFE, PAUL 80-bl 249 Sf. - Queens 26 35-I6 76 Sf. Queens 72 Bronze Scholarship Cert.: Bronze PSAL Award: Cross Country 81 Chess Teams: ln- lramural Baskelball: Chem- isfry 81 Mafh Soc.: German Club. lnfrarnural Basketball, Bowling., 81 Volleyball: Journalism 81 Spanish Clubs: Hlslory Soc.: Speclalor Staff: Alumni Journal: Senior Associale Speclalor. YALE. JEROLD 855 Bryanl Ave, Bronx 59 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Caliper Business Sfaff: Spanish Club. ZAPANTIS, NICHOLAS 48 Henry ST. B'klyn I Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Nal'l Meril Semi-Finalisl: Bronze PSAL Award: Chess Team. ZIPKIN. MARK 4l-44 44 Sf. L.I.C. 4 Silver Scholarship Cerr.: Bronze PSAL Award: Russian Club: Elecfiori Comm.: G.O. Office Squad: Clubs Comm.: Jr. Jofs. '1 v, .7-sy YOUNG. LEONID 4700 B'way Man. 40 Silver Scholarship Cerl.: Nar'l Meri? Commendafion: gronze PSAL Award: Math oc. ZERRINC-5. MICHAEL 45l5 IO Ave. B'klyn I9 Hisfory Soc.: Nuclear Science Seminar: Coin Club: Hall Palrol. W7 ,,.. '69-rf'f 's...v ' ZACHARCZUK, ANDREW 700 E. ii sf. Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Larin Award: Soccer Team: Ukrainian Club: English Office. ZIEMBA. PETER ll-4l F.D.R. Dr. Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cerr.: Track 81 Cross Counrry Teams: Spanish Club. ,Y .4,Q', we--ff-w 'Ar-.df ZIRILLI, ANTHONY I46-47 229 Sf, Queens I3 Bronze PSAL Award: Off. Cl. Vice-Pres.: French Club! Caliper Arr Slaff' Capl. Inlramural Volleyball: Infra- mural Baskelball. ZYNIEWSKI, JAN 33-68 Zl Sf. L.I.C. 6 Caliper S'raf'f: Hebrew: Spanish, History, Lalin, 81 Aslronomy Clubs: Beelhoven Soc.: Hall Palrol, Q-1-V? ZAGOFSKY. ALVIN 52-I5 65 PI. Maspelh 78 Bronze Scholarship Cerl.: Silver PSAL Award: Co- Chairman Arfs 8: Publicily Comm.: Intramural Basker- ball, Bowling, 81 Volleyball: French 81 Hebrew Clubs: Math Soc.: Mafh 81 Physics Tulor: Caliper Business Sfaff. ZIMMERMAN. MARTIN 30-06 29 ST. Queens 2 Arisla: Silver Scholarship Cert: Nal'I Meril Commen- dalion: French Award: Syracuse University Leader- ship Cerf.: Pres. Sr. Form: Vice-Pres. Jr. Form: Arisla Council: Rep. Cif Council: Chairman Arisla Social Comm.: Rep. Andover Con- venrion: G.O. Social Comm, ' wi I X 'i 'if3i1T95 - - f. . , Q -'w.q:icf.5 'Z.f- ' , VPJEAI ' ' ' 3 5 ' - ' ifiji if 4'4 ,ii 12:1-: ,I V 5- ' Qfizil, . I 'flfii . e Q .i,, i n QVL, I ZA IN, Erie 'S 3520 Tryon Ave. Bronx 67 Off. CI. Sec'yf lnframural Baskelball: Chemisfry Er Spanish Clubs: Hall Palrol. ZIMMERMAN. PHILIP 4I-20 53 SI. Queens 77 Bronze Scholarship Cerr.: French Award: Mechanix Illusirafed Award: J.V. Cross Counrry Team. CAMERA SHY GLASS, JERRY 83-25 98 ST, Queens 2I Silver Scholarship Cerf.: French Award: Silver PSAL Award: Hislory 81 Bio-Med Socielies: French Club: Malh Tulor. ONISKOR, EDWARD 334 E, B Sl. Man. 9 Bronze Scholarship Cerlificale: Malh Tulor. WILSON, FREDERIC 2I0 E. 68 Sf. Man. 2l EENIUFE DUN l FUFLQQ YUUR DIJEE for Q0 Hfcs W .....,...,., A..Q,..-mm. PT, 13523: Q Wir-. 5:1 f i'j?96v' . W g - ' 1 fxgglg Q ' ' V141 .Zi ff Ziff? '12 ' ' NHEIM HNTEEE ZENMENT 4 , 5 Bi-annual elecfioneering. CTI ITIES Student Government In order to have a workable strong democracy, parliamentary procedures and actions must be implanted within the minds of students in their high school years. This is done through the Executive Council and the Cabinet or better known to the students as the G.O. Here through actual experience the students become acquainted with the democratic procedures of our system. This year the Executive Council, the legislative branch of our student govern- ment, headed by Bruce Kaufstein in the Fall, and Paul Shapiro, in the Spring, attempted many new reforms, led much activity. A tickertape of outstanding activity would include: Form oiiicers, council reps. and alternates chosen . . . greatest num- ber of clubs chartered . . . Team Representative Amendment passed . . . by-laws revised . . . Sec'y Feldman, and successor Tashker, kept student body informed with posted minutes . . . initiative procedure set up . . . new issues argued in G.O. election . . . yearly elections, club newspaper defeated . . . Mr. Schindelheim replaced Mr. Herbst as Honorary G.O. President . . . G.O. discount committee made perma- nent . . . student guide revision and a political party system tinally under serious consideration . . . city champ team sweaters for Bowlers and Fencers subsidized . . . budget expanded and revised . . . Teachers' Hall of Fame instituted. . . . The administrative branch of the G.O., consisting of approximately ten com- mittees, is co-ordinated by the Cabinet. This regulating organ had its work cut out for it this year with our extra-curricular program at its peak. The G.O. Vice-President is automatically chairman of the Clubs Committee. Steve Clorfeine and Marty Guggenheim had this responsibility. Herb Sussman, Arts 8: Publicity Chairman, kept the school aware of the G.O.'s activities, while Social Committee Chairmen, Harvey Reed and Ronny Krimper, directed many social events. Rounding out the Cabinet were Leo Sandau and Martin Bloch Clntramuralsl, Jeff Fl-iegel CMinor Publicationsj, Robin Weiss CElectionsJ, Ray Hodell CMember- shipj, and Marty Lotz CDiscountsJ. Executive Council. Bottom, I-r: Steve Clorfeine, Bruce Kaufstein, Mr. Herbst, Mr. Schindelheim, Paul Shapiro, Marty Guggenheim. Top: Walter Licht, Robert Feldman, Jon Robbins, Michael Tashker, Lewis Smith, Martin Zimmerman. Not Present: Josh Mills, Richard Rubin, Monte Dunn. K G.O. Nominees speak before assembly. Mr. Herbst joshing Mr. Schindelheim. he , W 7 t V., W if V ffww, an fv . M .C Z , , ' yi, ' - , One of the many Executive Council meetings held during the Spring term. ii ,. N, G.O. Cabinet. Bottom, I-r: Harvey Reed, Ronald Krimper, Bruce Kaufstein, Steve Clorfeine, J eff Fleigel. Top: Robin Weiss, Ray Hodell, Herb Sussman, Kenneth Haydock, Paul Shapiro, Martin Bloch. Not Present: Leo Sandau, Marty Lotz, Marty Guggenheim. Gnnatitntinn of the Stuglgeaani high it-bnnl name of e a Boa ant High ,,,,, ,H f Pgincg 1 12 C Its purpose shall he :S , .,,., Cal To regulate the I . U ' societies connected witl Owmb 5 t ' ' of 'Education of New Y Chi To carry on su- may deem ht. Ccj To provide for Section l. School shall be to membegigiip and shall becon?e a any I term upon payment Rpeesioi' ffwmand C01 ea e meet 1 ' in G E227 e gb! S dl' work and g?gafI:g21,?7iIfEi5g?3lD.0fTyga5ff3egxfntly-yQ,1?e njl of the Pr: AQTPEE Iv 0,77 gt giiwtslrglgqhulis, Associations and Societies within the OFFICERS UPOH approval of the Board of Governors. ' A CCD assume e' t' , t 1 , 1 H - f Section l. The officers of the General Organization shall be: President, tion upon approxiaicolflgiecigiialrigl ocixgroiieriitizslrs or the General Org Honorary President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer. Cd, elect Omcers ,md b A ft, E ' . . Section 2 tai The officers, with the exception of the President upon nomination of the lgineangd erifb govdsnloicsscuhve Councll to ml vm and Treasurer, shall be elected for serve first f through the last day of the I necesmfy Of the C3 Chi The President shall l' Sth term for the period in wl at all meetings of the shall provide for the 4 duly enacted by the OF G' O' OFFICE? shall exercise general by the HOUOYHTY PFFSH CCB The , such stugleats Kas aspire oth, 7th, or 8th term Otht eQ,:9'1f'a1-C He shall the ifaxalfgaigifsf' 1'iif'?9f5fm- Tiff-F fd? The SQCVMHYY of votes shall be declared 01' 6th fiffgffglflihc on a date selected by the Hc 2' VCCOV of t e by-laws the na Council and ofthe tid 1, d , . these records, shall S L em O y' who Shi meeting in advance work of the General Section 3. The Vu from thc- faculty If V COUNCIL MEMBE Cai act as the ri: I .,, . fbi NWC Cllafgc of nom if i i 5 3,450 than the second week t Kd! in the absence of b H ,,l. W ,K ' ' one except ior lower duties of President. um,,,,,,,ng7fWf'ff ' ' QL 5 -f fj.ff':-'-T 'shall be in ch: lei keep a record of all the organizations chartered y tie enera e 3 ,Cm h1SdCl3?SSf1 Organization. Vi.e'pmS' an 5 3 Section 4. The Treasurer psig? hls ocildtsiie Tian as: faculty of the Stuyvesant High an in his absence. ass pr Cal receive all dues and moneys of the General Organization and keep fbi On or before a date t ' e l. t ci h h H ' - --,f...4 Ac +i.,,..1 ttf-M. ri,-ff-gsary records of receipts and expenditures. accordance with the provisioucs gi Sieeipiviawitsfch gfluocfjgils E332 0 School Daner a record of all transactions ot the position of Form President shall orcsent their names. accomnai The Senior Council has two principal pur- poses, it must vote on measures concerning the Senior class and it should act as a liaison between the G.O. and the students. Under the able direc- tion'of Martin Zimmerman, Richard Rubin and Phil Skolnik, this year's council has admirably achieved both goals. Composed of the senior oflicial class presi- dents, the council has met in monthly sessions to shape the plans for all senior activities. Early in the year, the council organized several commit- tees, giving each the responsibility of obtaining the students' opinions before acting on any pro- posals. In two referendums, the seniors voted to hold a formal Senior Prom and an informal Senior Drag. A red beret was, selected as the Senior hat, a Senior intramural volleyball program was set up and plans for a boat trip to Bear Mountain were put into effect. This year,s Senior class has been highly re- sponsive to these measures, immeasurably aiding the task of these legislators, and it is hoped that their work will benefit future graduating classes as well as the Class of '63. Senior Council. Bottom, I-r.' Howard Waxman, Peter Monoson, Richard Rubin, Mrs. Brody, Martin Zimmerman, Phil Skolnick, .lonie Androh. Middle: Dave Brendel, Stewart Weinberg, Paul Krieger, Gerald Turkel, Leonard Gries, Thomas Keller, Neil Goodman, Stephen Lazolf. Top: Mike Jackson, Carl Deppe, Martin Oster, Edme Richen, Steve Poulos, Myron Shorr, Kenneth Lerner, Nicholas Maxemchuk, Kenneth Rosenberg, George Loewe, Woody Hampton. Top: Zimmerman and Bottom: Rubin speaking before the Nom- inating Convention. They went on to be elected Senior Form Pres. and Vice-Pres. The Arista, composed of more than one hundred seniors and juniors of Stuyvesant, is one of the most dynamic student bodies in the school. The Arista meets regularly to discuss school and out- side problems, and to try to channel the spare time of willing mem- bers usefully. At Arista meetings, members discuss and vote on various issues, such as whether or not Arista should officially ren- der an opinion on various events outside of Stuyvesant and whether or not Arista requirements should be changed. Committees and other special activities are also coordinated through the meetings. The work of the Arista is supervised by Victor Rosov, leader of Arista, and the Arista Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Baron, faculty advisor. The Arista sponsors, among others, such agencies as a Tutor- ing Committee, which offers help in most subjects given at Stuy- vesant, a Big Brother Committee, which helps new students to adjust to the school, and a Visiting Committee, which, upon re- quest by various Junior High Schools, lectures to students on the advantages of Stuyvesant. In addition, this year Arista sponsored a drive to collect used paperback books from students for use by blind people, who bind them in hard covers for recreation, lectures for students, and a tutoring service for underprivileged children. Throughout the year, the Arista has been very active inside and outside of school, helping people and trying to set a high standard of excellence in student activities. 55? as-Q 30S 2. U 35353 FSS N 55 5. 5'v SP' :-E rim 'Si 3. 0092 be RHS Ek QI. E51 Mm 'Q :Rl 'CI xxx ,, 6. Z Merill Gershwin, one of several Arista vol- unteers, working at Beth Israel Hospital. Arista Council. Bottom, I-r: John Stevason, Mrs. Baron, ' . Victor Rosov. Middle: John Ungar, Elliott Hefler, Roger Lehecka, William Lepowsky, Martin Zimmerman. Top: Richard Rubin, Robert Span. President Rosov and Vice-President Stevason lead Arista meeting. 81 Award Weffif19hOUSef , iPropose2NewAmendmel Regenfs 5C 'C 5h -'S Herbst's Successor Nan 5f'f'Plf0 New President Guggenheim 8 fasl1kerAlsa flerteab W, ' -VAN U: Hrs! Constitutional Amendment Rafiiei .fewnzl Defeated if v ' if L' Publications Stuyvesant's publications, perennial award-winners and ob- jects of praise, have always been of high caliber. But their rewards go far beyond mere medal-winning-they are to be remembered for the satisfaction, knowledge, experience and achievements gained by the more than three-hundred students who participated in them. This year's Spectator, in its forty-eighth year of publication, was successful in remaining the pulse of the student body. Throughout the year it proved to be invaluable by disseminating important information to the students. Under the editorship of Elliott Hefler and Marvin Milbauer, the Spectator used many imaginative and interesting ideas. A story about Vachel Lindsay, great poet and father of a teacher at Stuyvesant, the history of the Delaney Card and a book review of a great contemporary novel are only highlights of the many fine articles that graced the pages of our newspaper during the Fall term. When Martin Nussbaum and Ira Ellman took the reins for the spring term, the Spectator underwent a great change. The five- column page in use since 1945, was discarded and a new six- column paper was initiated. The added space enabled many things to be done, the highlight of the year being the famous Instigator. Stuyvesant is a school of tradition. And nowhere is that tradi- tion more inherent than in the Spectator, a vital part of the student body for almost half a century. Sports Editor Robbins reviews his column with Hefier and Milbauer. iifhfixlrttttrfvr lads' , sion? ,i 5 i - ' 'i..i'iiiArisla ... t . ,,,yi . Wjriil A5 MembefS'1frSbbetai6B. Bottom, I-r: Ira Ellman, Martin Nussbaum, Mrs. Y. L. g A., ,... . 5. . !.y. V... .X ..fJQhp5Aon,N Marvin Milbauer, Elliott Heller. . 'Bam-I, Singers Perform . if fir V fii' 41 W' ifi'MiEIdIei1tJon Robbins, Joshua Mills, Allen Bass, Kenneth Rosen- AfNinefY-Firsf confer: .. . 9: ,,bgi5g,,,,E.ag1l Wolfe, David Malament, Ira Stone. 'A ' T 1 4 1 Topglerrold Grochow, Lee Cohen, Robert Span, Arnold Gold- N W rms 'Q f 1 ' i' i fi-15ergj4Dean Ringel, Mark Marpet. NEWS BRQEFS 'J 'l T, Nuss!1aumfllmanfollead.fpe: ' 4 H vi KH4: 12 4, I V: ' 'A Ag' t .,.. . if M A rf it . 1 up rw may A 1 Caliper. Bottom, l-r: Michael Steinlauf, Philip Kutzko, Walter Licht, Mr. Wozniak, Bruce Hershheld, Michael Sweet, Theodore Dzierzynski. Middle: Eric Brown, Carl Deppe, Tilden Russell, Victor Weinblatt, Jack Benary, Joshua Mills. Top: George Shapiro, Paul Krieger, Alan Marlis, Greg Donadio, Alan Borer, Robert Feldman. ,,, ,, eg., ,. .-...tm t -,,, .,,. V A.. .ati Mr. Wozniak dis- cussing plans with Licht. Licht and Weinblatt examining the Fall issue of the Caliper. ,.,.7.,,, ..,,, fy, U, . W . . 5 ,Q .4 H 3 , ' ,W 'ff' 'J vfiv .1 nl A ' L .ae-' - . ' V , f fl Q 51 ' i, :i ,v,1e f 3', 7 Aa we ,, W f af' rg, 'r ' 10 'Z- H fps A F M -if Q WT .Q v-inf, an A, N W , 1 ' ff , rm f Qi? 7 fi. bg? ,, , wg gif. 1 ffiff' f, , ,r . ,ew f i? i -1 4 A- -,wi A .. 46 ,, , , : ff C 3, Q f fx Mfr AW ffyf if get 35 ffwfgvdi ' ff fa! 4 A- in faf ,ef W 1, sf 4 fe 1 aff ,gl if ff! J vw yew A 'i't ',Qf Ml 45? cr.-WZ' f1 w.-Gif' ok: 2453.-, -' 31 31239 ny-gavjyZ,Zt5Qg:7fgfW:gi52- ' I-Q NYM !g:.1,.:iiv -, t f' ,frxtffff 4221!- , rf,,f.s ,ff - '-:I Zen Qlgffs' 1. '- - L, 'Z-1 , f ee'-'M ' A. be X , 4 A at-P ' My '2'!'c ' ' f 5 ' ff f- f-f,f'z'f- f A v.' aw:g,,,Q.f'.i-, QQ MQAMA' my 1, fy , ,Mia ,fffvi 1' ,g.:tj'Z'f ff',v'. . , fl M ,,,,,,,., f V2 .v ., ,f jr' f',14'.owf . M f w-- e f ,4 - f ew-. fit ,Q-'if 6 QAQZZIV rg f, . W , ,f,g,wW-pf , zy,P1',gLt,a 4, f ff , f. QC w m.f1f'7'iQt:ff- ' V 'A I f if f so J ' , Yffif ' new f'd?fs7fQv'2 f , .4 f .,wf ,,! 'U 622217 ff . fi ai :?r':wf4-?z:'- ,W ,U-, ,f , -, ,f ,awf- My f f I, ,, ,A at gmac I , ,W ,Meet 1' ., ,. , Stuyvesantians can justifiably be proud of this year's Caliper. A preponderance of well- written, provocative articles has made the issues among the best in the history of the school. The original art work and creative photography was of high quality and helped to make these Caliper issues representative of the best any publication has to offer from a literary and artistic viewpoint. What could be better than an excellent Caliper to open up the eyes of the few who still think of Stuyvesant as solely a scientifically-oriented in- stitution? Mr. Wozniak, the faculty adviser of the pub- lication, expressed the opinion of the entire school when he said of this year's Caliper, It is one of the finest literary magazines in the city. He then went on to say that it 'tcompetes with the best college magazinesf' Particular thanks for such line issues must be extended to Walter Licht, Editor-in-Chief for the Fall term and Victor Weinblatt, Editor-in- Chief for the Spring. It was their efforts and those of the whole staff and the many contributors who worked to make the Caliper the exemplary pub- lication it has been and, no doubt, will continue to be. 1 NUCLEUS f, or 7 lliwfk U56 Since its inception as the unified science jour- nal of Stuyvesant High School, the Nucleus has tried to encompass all the fields of science in one publication. This year's issue, the third, has con- tinued the practice of printing comprehensive scientific articles while also expanding the esthetic qualities of the magazine through improved art work. Under the careful guidance of Dr. Alexan- der Efron, the faculty advisor, the entire staff has worked diligently towards the goal of producing an inclusive scientific periodical. Jerry Green, the Editor-in-Chief, with his associate editors, Kenneth Lerner, Allan Khoury, Jerrold Nadler, Allan Lichtman, Steve Riess, and Gregory Belok, have directed this work and have tried to make this yearas issue a truly outstanding one. 5 WI M. Nucleus. Bottom, l-r: Gregory Belok Richard Rothenberg, Edward Henry, James Slater. Middle: Kenneth Lerner, Frederick Sake, Jerrold Nadler, Allan Lichtman. Top: Steve Riess, Allan Khouryy Jerry Green. Green and Lerner going over Nucleus material. i Box Seat. Bottom, I-r: Karl Savryn, John Ungar. Top: Roger Weiss, David Broad. Folksay Mag. Bottom, Z-r: Monte Dunn, Lester Lenoff. Senior Chronicle. Top: Robert Span, Joshua Mills, Dean Ringel. Language Pubs. Bottom, I-r: Robert Klueger, Alex Math Survey. I-r: Clyde Horster, Joseph Favale, Richard Mouk. Schechter, William Lepow- Top: Bernard Wacholder, John Kelemen, Merrill sky, Roger Lehecka, Gershwin, Jeff Richman, Peter Volin. Out of the many clubs and societies of our school come a number of publications which present new concepts, theories, and current events of assorted topics. With the help of faculty advisors, these magazines are almost entirely produced by the student body. L'Etoile, from the French Society, is an informative, helpful and truly interesting magazine written entirely in French. It con- tains news articles, essays, crossword puzzles, and many other features. Also from the Language Department are Kol Hatalmeed CHebrewJ, the Rostra CLatinD, La Voz Estaivesantiana CSpan- ishl, and Die Deutsche Zeitschrift fGermanD. Other publications are the Junior Jots and the Senior Chron- icle which provide information and entertainment for their re- spective classes, the Math Survey which propounds math theory and practice, the Box Seat which reports school sports, and the Folksay which supplements the activities of Stuyvesantls Folk Singers. Stuyvesantis minor, yet important, publications are symbolic of the cooperation between students and faculty, and of the diverse activities in which they engage. 'X M Q3 A 'isgoitsaym Chrofiidfc E uni'o1W40fS 5 ff Letoiui 5 H gEfTSCHQ!F ROQQLR 'i f11'of- DE UTSC Charles Vermont Senior Pages Editor I 'f it ' 4 ,mai 5 1 w c Wu! .1 - f X Lewis Smith Paul Stein Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief ,. ,W. i ,,,,,,,, .,M. ,,,.A ., . , ,, y i Michael Roman Literary Editor TheOdOfe DZiefZyDSki Alan Englander Ph0f08m.l7hJ' Editor Business Manager fin Richard Fleishman Jeffrey Flei gel A rt Editor A rt Editor Mrs. Antell Faculty Advisor ,i The door had once been a drab grey with only 27 haphazard black letters decorating it. The letters meekly spelled out STUYVESANT NU- CLEAR LABORATORY and very few people knew the door existed, those who did, ignored it. Those days are in the past. Room 123 has become a virtual community center, its door can attest to that. Now the door is vividly adorned with white sheets of paper declaring INDICATOR OFFICE, 123, ARISTA OFFICE, SPECTATOR OFFICE CSOMETIMESJ. It is within this chamber that the '63 Indicator was created. The walls inside were scarred as a result of tacking reminders on themg the waste- paper baskets were full of the papers discarded during the periodic house-cleaningn sessions, the file and desk were full to the brim with pictures, write-ups, layout sheets, old yearbooks, etc, the supplementary picture tile Ca shopping bagj was filled to capacity with pictures that just didn't make it, the floor was scuffed by the dozens of stali members who came in with their work or to do their work and by the hoards of others who passed through. You sometimes wonder if it's all worth it, all the work,.all the time that could've been spent otherwise, all the worrying, wondering, rushing- then when June 7 arrived, you knew it was all worth it. lt is this feeling and the anticipation of it which makes all publications thrive. The '63 Indicator is no exception. Aff Staff- BOUOWI, I-ff JCHFCY Fleigel, RiCh- Literary Staff. Bottom, I-r: William Weiss, Richard Rothenberg ard Fleischman- Michael Roman, Robert Klueger. Top: Solomon Haselnuss, John Kelleman, Middle: Malcolm Slaughter, Roger Makowka, Johnathan Alex El10ItTUCkermar1, Robert Pam. ander, Richard Rudin, Ted Burrell, Ben .Fein. Top: Steven Bernstein, Charles Silver, Richard Strassberg, Arnold Goldberg, Melvin Schubert, Paul Bogard. Not Present: Gary Markman, Robert McLean. Senior Pages Staff. Bottom, I-r: Robert Swenson, Alexander Tarczilo, Harvey Reed, Charles Vermont, Harold Vogel, Joel Levine, Richard Mangum. Middle: Richard Rosenthal, Herbert Berkowitz, Steven Hofsteter, Robert Glaubinger, Marc Pasternak, Marvin Blecker, Leon Kellner, Arnold Cukier. Top: Matthew Gudis, Paul Scheinberg, Andrew Siegel, Joseph Tarulli, Paul Slater, Steve Hazelkorn, Marvin Mayer, Louis Leichter. Photography Staff. Bottom, I-r: Donald Levis, Donald Passantino. Ted Dzierzynski, Richard Brooks, San- ford Schwartz. Top: Eng Chin, Andy Ackerman, Herb Sussman, Michael Lerner, Larry Marks, Edward Sachs, Larry Berger, David Maley. Business Staff. Bottom, I-r: Al Englander Marshall Endick. Middle: Nelson Calderone, David Goldman Charles Horne. Top: Mark Reiter, Stewart Weinberg. Music and Drama The Stuyvesant Music Department is renowned throughout the city. Comprised of the orchestra, band, and S glee club and drama and theatre, try to instill in of the line The performing the to reveal Sheep May the The Corelli a Jamaican and has making it one of ,musical city. be equally proud of their the able and conductor this fine musical quality band characterized this year phone and French horn sections, among the finest in our city. students, the banfd proves enjoyable ences but to . - 'J 'J 22? AL ff l X ' ' Orchestra. Bottom, I-r: Peter Dahrmoraj, Adrian Kerod, Stanley Greene, Steven Schnur, John Chamberlain. 2nd Row: Stuart Mass, Leon Kellner, Steve Osoharoff, Phillip Kutzko, Paul Rosenblum, Kenneth Rosenberg. 3rd Row: Martin Saperstein. Alexander Velasquez. Tilden Russell, Murray Kleiner, Jesse Rosner, Joel Schechter, Paul Hellman, Edward Morman, Gerald Greenbaum. Top: Albert Strobel, Steven Bernstein, Frank Cheng, Bernard Talmas, Richard Shuldiner, Stuart Kurcfeld, Peter Douglas, Martin Felder, Steven Block, Gary Schneier. Mr. Chusid Conducting the Orchestra Bart the Band mag. 2 L f M- ,f Orchestra members following Mr. Friedmanlv lead. Band. Bottom, l-r: Merrill Gershwin, Paul Pomerantz, Bernard Talmas, Martin Felder. 2nd Row: Robert Davidian, Arnold Cukier, Mr. Bart, Gary Greenbaum, Benjamin Fein. 3rd Row: Jeffrey Aron, Stephen Block, Paul Krieger, Lanny Hecker, Charles Vermont, Barry Grielf. Top: John Gerson, Paul Rosenblum, Steven Oscharoff, Steven Schnur, Alan Perlman, Jeffrey Fleigel, Kenneth Bekman, Richard Gerson. 89 If one were to walk through the fourth floor halls during the fourth or fifth periods, he would find them echoing with the sounds of one hundred strong, en- thusiastic voices that comprise the Stuyvesant Glee Club. Mr. Harris, who has been the able and inspiring director for many years, was unfortunately not with us during the Fall term. This did not halt the traditional winter concert, the culmination of its members, weeks of fruitful practicing. Mr. Chusid stepped in and day by day, the tedious rehearsals and unrelenting practicing finally resulted in the musical perfec- tion of such pieces as Set Down Servant, a spiritual, Y0u'lI Never Walk Alone, and Invictus. The Stuyvesant Glee Club ably upheld the choral aspect of a tradition of outstanding fine arts achievement and as usual, both the spring and winter concerts were extremely successful. Glee Club. Bottom, I-r: Lee Stoller, Raymond Stern, John Matilaine, George Loewe, Ira Stone, Robert Lewis, David Wells, Fred Mandlekorn, William Wexler. Znd Row: Steele Belok, Gregory Belok, Elliott Hetier, Kerry Joels, Mr. Chusid, Herbert Berkowitz, James Healy, Barry Blank, George Forsythe, Barry Rosenzweig. 3rd Row: Peter Brown, Stephen Tolep, Robert Silverberg, Peter Stafford, Ronald Stevens, Victor Rosov, Richard Rudin, Daniel William, Roger Makowka, Richard Ramras, Jonathan Alexander. Top: Barry Cohen, Alan Marlis, Edward Sachs, Paul Kupferman, Robert Bradus, John Gerson, Stephen Traum, Paul Greene, Nelson Calderone, David Kornblum, Mark Eisenberg, George Makris. Mr. Copeland and student director, Brant Fries, con- duct Senior Play tryouts. Mr. Bart conducting the Band at the traditional Win- ter Concert. Mrs. Baron and Mr. Jensen go over Audience enjoying Winter Concert. script of 'The Birds? Supplementing the outstanding musical achievements displayed by the bi-annual concert are the dramatic productions participated in by Stuyvesantians. Three Stuyvesantians, Dan Chernoble, .Terry Raik, and E. T. Morman, had lead roles in the major production of the Advanced Drama Class in Julia Richman High School. Directed by Miss Juliano of the Julia Richman faculty, The Mar- riage, a satirical comedy by Nikolai Gogol, was presented on February 15th, in the High School of Art and Design auditorium. The senior class tried a new concept this year by undertaking The Birds, a Greek comedy by Aristophanes. After it was revised and mod- ernized, rehearsals began in March under the di- rection of Mrs. Baron, Mr. Jensen, and Mr. Cope- land. With H. Sussman, E. Brown, A. Rosenberg, . E. Morman, and S. Clorfeine playing leads, and Victor Rosov leading the Glee Club, approximately ten students serving as the Greek chorus, Stuyvesantians looked forward to the per- formance of this truly different production in May. interscholastic Teams Stuyvesant can boast not only of excellence in its athletic teams, but also in its interscholastic teams. Our Senior year was no exception to this tradition. The Debating, Math, and Chess teams reached even greater heights and better records. Forensic activity certainly reached its apex this year. Under the leadership of Captain Allan Lichtman, the Debaters achieved an unprecedented record of 22-6 against the best teams of the greater Metropolitan area. In addition, our debaters swept away the honors in various interscholastic tournaments. In the field of extemporaneous speaking, Stuyvesant placed second in the state at the Hamilton College Invitational Debate Tournament. This year witnessed the team's greatest achievement in an- other respect. Stuyvesant became the iirst New York City public school to gain admission to the National Forensic League, which means that the Debating team can participate in nationwide con- tests in the years to come. Success came also to the Math team for under the able leader- ship of Mr. Greenberg it won the City Championship. Veteran Captain William Lepowsky ended the season tied for city scoring honors. The other members of the team are Roger Lehecka, Philip Greco, Neil Felsinger, and Harvey Sohnen. To win the City Crown, the pencil chewersi' had to out-think the intelligentsia of Bronx Science, Brooklyn Tech, and twenty-five other New York City schools. In doing this, they strongly upheld our school's reputation for excellence in the field of Mathematics. The 1963 Chess team has a high standard to meet. Last year's team captured the City Championship by defeating Midwood and Bronx Science in the City Finals. Fortunately they are well equipped, for the entire squad has returned with the exception of last year's Captain, Steve Fellner. Led this year by Gilbert Goon, the team's chances for a third straight City Title seem excellent. Under the guidance of Coach Calabrese and with the help of Seniors Altschuler, Zapantis, Fisher, Rothenberg, and Somerstein, the third of our interscholastic teams will equal the success achieved by the other two and make this a banner. year for Stuyvesant. . i R '4- r I i lei 'FN' ' . V T '+' , V -R 2 glllllllll if 'PIERRE ., 5 J ll ll 953.2 ,, ,u I ' . . , 5 lf it IGIIIIIUIII , ' 2---'M' If .--40+-Y-iff. . X. -7-4' g il - I li l lumps ,, l :mul QA if i I . ' 2 D I .1 .--f-- . .r I F I I f In H J' I I ' -we-4-le , 'il +-New I Ms 1 A I i 4 . 3 . , . . ffl ttrtrt t ni f ' TT - 1 F i Math. Bottom, I-r.' Roger Lehecka, William Lepowsky, Coach Greenberg, Neal Felsinger. Top: Harvey Sohnen, Clyde Schechter, Philip Greco, Alexander Tarczilo, Lewis Golovin. Coach Greenberg and Math team watch Lepowsky work out problem at board. Lehecka pauses from his work to look at team-mate Greco. Chess. Bottom, I-r: Andrew Soltis, Coach Calabrese, Gilbert Goon, 'Q Captain G. Goon deliberating chess move in practice match with Fisher. Thomas Mitchell. Middle: Sandy Zabell, Nicholas Zapantis, Robert Fisher, Richard Rothenberg, Bruce Alt schuler. Top: Mark Carron, Robert Goon, Mark Somerstein, Marc Yollie. wit Coach Calabrese and R. Goon playing hin the conyines ofthe shop. Debating. Bottom I-r: Kenneth Haydock, Alex- ander Rosenberg. Middle: Robert Klueger, Allan Lichtman, Alfred Wirtenberg. Top: Richard Rudin, Norman Brier, Fred Miller. Captain Lichtman fleftj and Haydock engage in one of their many debates. Clubs One only needs to walk through Stuyvesantls halls on any given afternoon in order to appreciate the extensive range of clubs which exist. If your attention is not caught by the rousing debate coming from the Debating Society or the music from the Beethoven Society or from the lecture taking place in either the History, Mod- ern Chemistry, Bio-Med. or Math Societies you will be stopped in your tracks upon hearing the spirited voices and accompaniment of Stuyvesantis Folk Singers. The purpose of each and every club is to provide an outlet for studentsl interests and hobbies, as well as to provide educational instruction. The language clubs, Spanish, French, Russian, German, Hebrew, and Latin, all seek to develop speaking skills in the re- spective languages while learning about the countries in which the language is spoken. The Fine Arts Society, Modern Theatrical Re- view, and The Forum all provide cultural outlets for students, while the Woodwind Quintet and the Dance 8: Jazz Band do the same for musically-inclined students. One can learn more about railroading, boats and celestial bodies by attending meetings of the Model Railroading, Boat, and Astronomy Clubs. The Radio Club, in its 40th year, operates amateur radio station WZCLE, while the Intramural Bowling League, in its first year, has attracted the largest membership with its, trophy-awarding competitive program. Round- ing out the list are the Photography Club, emphasizing both theory and practice, the Philatelic Society, stressing good collecting and fair trading, and the Journalism Club, preaching objective writing and careful editing. Stuyvesant boasts the largest extra-curricular activity program of any high school in the city and its club program well exemplihes that boast. Above: Folksingers performing before their group. Bfelow: Dance and Jazz Band members- listen to Mr. Chusid's directions. Mr. Morris, Consul Gen- Leroy Loshak experimenting before the Modern Peschiera and Boykg ex- eral of Canada, lectures Clzernistry Society. to History Society. 94 l P0W1din8 before the Russian ' Club. Debating Society to affrmative of Smith Act urn Stamp Club members evaluate their col- lections. working Beethoven Society celebrates its namesake's birthday. 95 ,, ,VE 9.1 1 'wg ,H 4 Q' -3' my W -A 5 :A , A, f , ,M 4 X .xx s . it I A 3 G 'C 'Ty M V, MM Q . ,5 :Q I Q QB, 1 U Q -'-I-wvuxsx H., U -I Q , S Qi X1 -M-,,W,. ' ,W Ay 2 Randall's Island Sfadium-home of S'tuyvesan1 sfoofball Leamf ORTS Fall Sports In September, as school begins and the fall season unfolds,' the one sport on everybody's mind is football, the one team on everybodyfs mind, the football. team. A good team, however, is not necessarily the one that wins all or most of its games. It is the one that shows rallying spirit and lights hard in all games. This was the case of the 1962 Stuyvesant Football Team. This year was the 25th year Coach Thrush led the team. He was determined to improve on the 2-4 record of 1961. Led by the line play of quarterback Dave Brendel and Captain Wade Johnson, the team won the first two close games against Monroe and Adams. Shut out by two fine teams in the next games, the team rallied to upset Curtis 24-8. It was the best game played during the year by both the offense and defense, said Coach Thrush, and exemplified the fighting spirit of the team. In the last two games of the year, Al Jackson and Freeman Brockington scored the lone touchdowns for Stuyvesant. At the end of the year, Johnson and Mike Jackson were on the 2nd All-City Team and Shalleck, Tosch and Brendel received honorable mention. Potential All- City guard, Captain Gary Markman, was out most of the season, due to an injury. His absence was a big loss to the team. The final record for the season was 3-4. Another integral part of the football team is the Cheerleaders who carry out the invaluable function of shouting encouragement to our players while rallying the support of our spectators. This season's cheerleaders were led by Theodore Burrell of Stuyvesant and Jennifer Fenster and Linda Lee Bizar of Hunter. It was the undaunted spirit of our cheerleaders that maint-ained the consistently high spirits and proved that our athletes performances do not go unappreciated. L 1 2? 4, f . 2355, Z , B i i E .1 4... f E ' f f Footballers. Bottom, l-r: John Sangimino, George Hines, Chris Rainone, Sam Cooperman, Karl Savryn. 2nd Row: Roger Weiss, David Brendel, Jan Kalas, Capt. Wade Johnson, Coach Thrush, Capt. Gary Markman, Stephen Landsman, Mike Jackson. 3rd Row: Lance Olssen, Kenneth Starobin, Al Jackson, Artie Lifson, Dan Chernoble, Teddy Feinstat, Allen Spurga, John Sullivan, Richard Tosch, Dennis Mihale, Robert Johnson, Stephen Freeman. Top: Jonny Spiegal, Joe Galluzo, Alan Heyman, Leslie Brody, John Ungar, Jim Shalleck, Ronnie Silver, Steve Sotsky, Stephen Licason, Andy Vytvytsky, Jim Carabatsos. L a new 'M' ,V It Pegleg line holds back New Dorp defensemen as Quarter- back Brendel f42j hands OU' to leading scorer Johnson IZZQ. Cheerleaders leading Clinton Rally in Stuyvesant Park. We ag I6 -OV ?Foo'rnALl. r nlacono , A Opponent ' M Monroe Adams' ' Flushing V ,They L0 -8 A32 0 , . ,-New, Dorp A V 28 5 Cheerleaders. Bottom, l-r.' Howard Rumack, Benjamin Fein, Coach Nack, Richard Brooks, Michael Roman. Top: Tom Fletcher, Steve Oppen- heimer, Capt. Ted Burrell, D-avid Chidekel, Don French, Bob Main. Cheerleaders, Captains Johnson and Markman lead team out onto field before enthusiastic crowd at Clinton game. QE? V ef, -'24' ,3 W8 t 1, l 'CHIHS 'H if ' g, Far Rockayfayf Cllhfqrl et'l 8 28 gl ' if -V Stuyvesant's Swimming Team, the Natators, headed by Cap tain Mike Mutnick and Co-Captain Don Neuwirth, this year cap tured the Manhattan Championship. Spurred on by Coach G10 berti, the team successfully defeated eight other Manhattan schools only to be beaten by Jamaica. This placed them third in the City Stuyvesant Natator backflips. Championship. The contests the Natators competed in included Freestyle, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly, Individual Medley Medley Relays, and Diving events. The team's victories are partly due to the team's great number of outstanding members, among them Marion and Greenberg, recognized as two of the best divers in the city. The Natators remain, in the words of Mike Mutnick the greatest water polo team in the world? This year the Soccer Team, co-captained by Paul Masnyj and Peter Darmohraj, placed last in the Manhattan Championship Coach Calabrese credits the defeats partially to lack of teamwork and partially to the fact that Mr. Cavallero had to be replaced as coach in the middle of the season because of an injury. The team did capture a few standards in the field, however, defeating Man hattan Vocational High, and being the only team this year to score against Haaren High, a feat engineered by Masnyj. Practically all of the eighteen starting men on this year's team are graduating in June. Mr. Calabrese will probably continue as coach. Although the season's results were far from satisfying, Mr. Calabrese expects a good team of incoming players. Swimmers. Bottom, I-rf Arty Hellman, George Lazovsky, Steve Fisher, Richard Marcus, David Wells, Mark Solomon. 2nd Row: David Rabin, Howie Levitt, Capt. Don Neuwirth, Coach Gioberti, Capt. Mike Mutnick, Ricky Mischel, Larry Altman, Peter Monoson. 3rd Row: Sandy Brown, Alan Marion, Jeffrey Markel, David Lansner, Stephen Goldstein, Steven Pollak, Joe Kupfer, Dave Tabakman. Top: Bernie Stein, Jeffrey Richman, David Sheinhorn, Eddie Green- berg, John Mahoney, Bernie Talmas, Jerry Klineman, Gerald Pollack, Steven Richter. 100 Joe Kupfer doing butterfly. . swmmme necono ,P we V Opponent They 62V2 , , Haaren 32V3 76C ' t 'Art and Design l8f 74' . 1 2 'Printing ' t 2l se is i,.e, ,T Franklin 39 57 , A Seward , 28' 70 t Food Trades 25 60 t ' , Hughes ' .35 50 ' , Geo. Washington ,45 30 V Jamaica V 65 Paul Masnyj drives downfield. -e--- . , ,X- Soccelgmen. Bottom, I-r: Manuel Lopez, Capt. Peter Darmohraj, Coach Calabrese, Modest Sobolta, Andy Zacharczuk. A Middle: Adrian Kerod, Carl Deppe, Andrew Balaschak, Jim Lipman, Eliezer Evenzahav, Myron Yasiejko. Top: Charles Piraneo, Steve Poulos, Alan Frieheim, Paul Shapiro, Alan Borer, David Chidekel. Not present: Co-Capt. Paul Masnyl, Eugene Holowinskyj, Bobo Terensky. r CM isocceni :Econo M M I 1 We I Opponen? - They ' e2 g iMachsinea.Me+alM nj A f l V Haaren ,,i' ' , ' ling C' MQ- MM Q-5,,,,,,-JM ' M ii soWjf 1 ' 'Franklin p szrp 2, , 1 - f Geo. Washingion V Vg ' 8 V' i.f'0i' 'MHughes' A ' ,I 151 M f 2 ' ' Prinfing V ' ' V V V - is M M M M4MMMM, f Mx :Commerce el j4i Seward tries to block a Stuyvesant shot on goal. M T 3 2 ' M Winter Sports As winter beings, all other sports fade into the background when basketball, riiiery, fencing, and bowling once again take over the athletic spotlight. This year's Basketball Team has shown improvement over last year's. We won three big games out of a total of six with Food Trades, Chelsea, and Bronx Voca- tional. These wereby scores of 62-57, 68-64, and 74-64, respectively. As we look at the team itself, we see Barry Grieif at back-court position. Barry is the backbone of the team and has averaged a terrific total of 25 points per game. His high games are 29 against Fashion Industries and the unbelievable total of 42 points in the second Bronx Vocational game. In the latter, he his 74'Za of his shots from the floor and was six for six at the foul line. Cary Kart is Barry's partner at backcourt, with Bernie Grossberg. John Chamberlain, our 77-inch center, scored 36 in the two Food Trades games and 18 in the second Bronx Vocational game. Andy Goldman's ten point average and many rebounds made the season complete. Those who did not frequent the vicinity of the 33 Street Armory might be quite startled by the echoes of heavy fire originating from within the Armory's walls. ls this the vanguard of an armed invasion? Spies? No, for here the Stuyvesant Rilie Team practices to capture the division and City crowns. This year's team, triggered by its co-captains and only returning lettermen, Don Levis and Jonas Gelb, already had performed in the usual Stuyvesantian fine style. Don and Jonas with the skillful shooting of Barry Cohen, Jules Rothstein, Roger Walker, John Siemssen, Alvin Sager, Fred Shanok and Roy Baron along with Joel Friedman and John Brod, the managers, give us once again the beginning of an undefeated history. First in Manhattan, we have achieved distinction in the city. y . 3 . 4 gf, Q gig. U2 ' :www ,f Hwy, ,,,. ..,. f. ff .fm .. ,. . f f. un 2 4, , f f ,qff fp., 45,4 5-,71.f,,ffgg, ,-f,, f, , ,gf 2,7-pg an it f f f ,f ff Q Eqs1'd,.i8s:i.MHri?irherr V, ,.., , Dad gg, 3, .l .. . 93f'fi+rs7iQY 6' 1 nfii f if V wiser' Basketballers. Bottom, I-r: Eugene Sofer, James Faison, Coach Cavallaro, 'rT'fif?3'., 7 'f 'f I '.G'h.?l,S5i5i if t f -Alf, F' E2 John Chamberlain, Frank Capolongo. . f. 248 , 'EIL - . Bfgiiix Slocdifbnalf' Middle: Bill Michaelis, Capt. Andy Goldman, Erwin Levin, Sam Minsky, ' 62 4' fg5I1.i5,,.-hgugtfiegi 7 Bernie Gf05Sbefg- it '69 'Va Ftiddffiaelef V 3 if Top: Robert Brenner, Marty Guggenheim, Cary Kart, Capt. Barry Grieff, f 5g , fbbdgeff A f lg Vfztiufl Jerry Brenowitz. 4e5f1 7 g 7 ,Pm,QmgfV'f A 4 f f Q 4 f74q X. . 43. yivf ., 102 ., Chelsea . '.'i . Bronx 'Vocafi o nal 'Q I 864 Uiusftiesi 4 '63 9 Riflers. Bottom, I-r: Capt. Don Levis, Coach Sheldon, Capt. Jonas Gelb. Middle: Barry Cohen, Alvin Sager, Joel Friedman, Jules Rothstein. Top: Fred Shanok, John Siemssen, Roger Walker, Jon Brod, Roy Baron. Two ways of looking at a play: Above, Chamber- lain's jump against oppo- nent is accentuated, while below, the fact that the rest of the team is waiting for the ball is portrayed. mg JT N 'rs if -1 4,1 , War? , A 4 Mr. Sheldon watches Riflers score high in one of their practice ses- sions. We R 799 me a-sa R ass ale it iam 786 l 859 as: e asv RIFLE RECORD if ' Y Opponenf V They X Seward R X 699 f Hdaren 1 ' 755 Ari 81 Design V 178 Commerce , , ' 822 Prinfing B03 Prinfing V f8I7 Commerce , ' 718 Ar? sg Design , 787 Seward V695 Haaren ' 768 103 The members of the team are inexperienced, but could go all the way. They have a lot of talentf' Coach Sheldon's prediction was realized as the Pegleg Foilsmen marched on to their third consecutive City Championship and the first undefeated season in eleven years. Captained by Larry Miller and Tom Musliner, the team's chances were plagued at the season's opening by a complete lack of experience. The entire varsity team from the previous year had graduated. Undaunted, the Stuyvesant fencers showed that experience isnit a prerequisite to victory as they collected eight wins in eight games to cop the league crown. The only team to score more than three points against them was the team's traditional rival, Roose- velt, which was iinally defeated by the close score of 7-5. The semi-finals match against Boys High saw an enthusiastic crowd of Stuyvesantians come out to watch their Foilsmen sweep the field with a substantial victory. The finals match, played on December 13, once more showed a strong and determined team. They gradually disposed of their opponents, Jamaica and Brooklyn Tech, to win the City Crown and uphold Stuyvesant's long tradition of Fencing Championships. Fencers. Bottom, I-r: Capt. Larry Miller, Coach Sheldon, Robert Chernick. Middle: Brant Fries, Michael Schwimmer, Howard Rumack. Top: Gregory Belok, Jeff Kestler, David Nichtern, Frank Lowy. Not present: Captain Tom Musliner, e i i rename kscoknt 7 ,We Opponent Q They 7' to ' p Sewarlr Park ' 2 ' ll Bronx Voc. I V C, ,l0 7 L.l.C. -2 . T 9 Taft a ,t 9 Clinton 3 H T Fashion Trades I 7 ,Roosevelt ' 5 I0 Morris 2 V 7 Boys High 4 7 Jamaica 5 7 , B'lrlyn Tech 4 F encers in action. 104 Fencing is more than just a sporty it is an art. Here, various stages of scoring a hit are pictured by our Champion Dennis Hanulak about to unleash one of the hundreds of strikes recorded by the team. Bowlers. Bottom, l-r: George Robbins, Capt. Jon Robbins, Coach Shulman, Capt. Jay Weiss. Middle: Don Secunda, Phil Kugler, Mike Golden. Top: Dave Caines, Stuart Fisher, Dennis Hanulak, Rodney Maxwell. BOWLING RECORD We Opponent ' ' They 3 Metropolitan' Voc. 0 3 ' Art 8: Design ' O l 3 Franlrlin ' t 0- 3 ' Central Commercial' 05 3 MBhhilfA'h Voc. ' 0 3 Seward 0 3 Metropolitan Voc. , 0 2 Art 8: Design ' I 3 Franlclin A f '0 3 Central Commercial 0 3 Manhattan Voc. .0 2 ' Seward V l 2 Prllziting ' l , 3 W 'tn ' Ion Robbins waiting anxiously for the ball to fall into 2 pop: Righmond . ? the pocket. It was a good year for the Stuyvesant Bowling Team. Easily fulfilling Co- Captain J on Robbins' prediction of a win in the division, the Keglers went undefeated in league play. They then went on to win the Manhattan Championship. The semi- final of the city championship was the next step. Winning this, the team earned the right to compete for the championship in a match televised on Saturday, January 26. After winning the tirst game and losing the second one, our team came from behind to win the match and the championship by one pin in what was easily the most exciting game of the season. In February, our team members once more showed their individual skill in the PSAL singles competition. Here, Dennis Hanulak won the individual championship with Co-Captain Jay Weiss finishing sixth. The team was led by Co-Captains Jay Weiss and J on Robbins under the coach- ing of Mr. Shulman. Weiss paced the team, posting high game, series and average. It was also the efforts of the fourth starter, Stu Fisher, coupled with a line line of substitutes, that helped to make this year such a successful one. Spring Sports The teams at Stuyvesant that compete during the Spring season are looking forward to producing outstanding records. The Baseball, Handball, Golf, Tennis, and Track teams are optimistic about completing seasons that will either equal or surpass last year's showing. With squads consisting of experience-hardened Seniors, these teams expect to uphold Stuyvesantis traditional superiority in their respective sports. The Baseball Team has the formidable record of last year's team to set as its goal, but the experience of this year's players should make it very possible to pro- duce a 10-0 record. The ability of Captain Lenny Gries in the infield, with Nick Babounakis in the outfield, and pitcher John Johnston and the efforts of the rest of the members will prove to be a strong foundation for a winning team. The boys hope to overcome the lack of facilities by beginning practice in February instead of March. With this early start, Coach Cavallaro will be able to take maximum ad- vantage of building strong pitching and lielding. As a result of coordinating the good points of the team, the coach and captain should be able to come up with a team that will place high in the race for the City Championship. A ' 2 l A ff ' tl ff l , f . ' , t ' ww, ,pt A .1 ,. L V , f .f, ft.-t-,nf mf., f- V 3 . . 5 1 5 A V, wa' . mf. 'xy' .,.-.,y,...,.a,i,..,.,c,,,,.e?Q:g,,,.,,.5'zgizat 7 N ,,.,, , ., , ,. -f VJ, .V ' lv Nh Mflfu,,wwI52!,, , , .MVN , . ,, , ,V -A f , 'Qt f2'r?,f7:,fi,,f.,-1. . 2 , ., , , V. . t , , , ,.f ,a,g.it .. , f. , ,. a 7 T9 .31 364223,if-v,:A:'2':?f4,i.,J : -,Lag fa,4a41'5 ', e,q,g'ffz,v. 'Va uf, . ' ,t. . ,. , , ,v mia: f fwfr- 'ff '-e-e:,-w:x- 1 We VW: p'z Y'? 'f.' 'izffw 1f:E,'f ' PM ggjQ22QP5?j y7'i.'t1i Sw A-:fm , 4 Q . -f gy, , af- 1.2--,a a-y ., .. mr-f, ft ft Q gy, . 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A L - V ' V Opponent t r J J eats. c Q Wqshingion fMSrllfe22f .i i 2' ' . f . Arfand Design Moy ,7 P. ,,AV A ' 7 ' Franklin ' 3 ' 4 . ' V . f Haaren. ' if Music unid'Art Al Divisek leads 017 fOr 'm , '-' iff- V ,,kV' K. Pegleg Nine. A Mr. Arthur Jacob retired this year from his coaching of the Golf Team. He has held this position since 1926, and has piloted many teams through successful seasons. Mr. Jacob is a golf pro who gives lessons regularly at the Copake Country Club. He was hit by a stroke of lightning on July 12, 1948, and got a hole in one on the same day, a feat not duplicated by many. Mr. Gaffney will coach the team this year. The team captain, Charles Vermont, had an undefeated record last year. He is an expert driver and putter, and is the team's bright- est hope. Vermont is backed by Jerry Green, a strong driver, Charles Poret, who is skilled with the short irons, and Douglas Land, who is a precision putter. All are seniors. The Linksmerfs meets are nine holes each and are held under the rules of match play. The golf team expects to win the Man- hattan Championship this year, but it is unlikely that they will match the strength of the Queens and Staten Island teams. Golfers. Bottom, I-r: Charles Poret, Coach Jacob, Charles Vermont. Top.' Jerry Green, Douglas Land. Coach Gaffney perfects Captain Vermonfs stance. Douglas Land swings away. We . -s .x xx 9 The Tennis Team may bring Stuyvesant a City Championship. The team has spent the entire year practicing, and the prospects look good. A visitor to the Broome Street or Central Park tennis courts would see a frenzy of activity, and hear the plunkety-plunk of tennis ball against cat-gut, as the team's 7 varsity players prepare for their 3 singles and 2 doubles matches. Most of the work will probably be in preparation for Clinton, the traditional rival. Whatever that visitor might see, Coach Stanley Shulman would be sure to see. He has directed the team for the past six years. This year, he introduced indoor practice sessions and vigorous springtime workouts for the team. Coach Shulman looks forward to a good year. Ready for their opening game on April 8, the Stuyvesant Wallbeaters are looking forward to a very successful season. The three boys returning from last year's team tCaptain Jim Lipman and Harry Newman, both seniors, and junior Stan Blumj together with the exceptionally good players who are trying out for the first time will make both the singles and doubles teams some of the best in the city. Despite the decrease in the number of league games from 12 to 8, Coach Sheldon feels that the team will do as well or even better than last year's team, which finished with an 11 and 2 record, sixth in the city and second in the division. i Racquetmen. Bottom, I-r: Paul Hellman, Coach Shulman, Frederick Sake, James Klein. 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' V ,,f..2e,xf:ff1. 2 ' :t - - -V'emmf:1zi-z -V V V , ,.1,L:f3js.f', -ff, ,WiifV:f,-.7 Wallbeaters in the midst of one of their doubles matches. an L ,,,, Q, V A? ,, Ar V fi Top: Henry Newman and bottom: Jim Lipman practicing their serves. y Handballers. Bottom 1 ,s T ,i , I-r: Jim Lipman, Coach Shel don, Henry Newman. Top: Stan Blum, Stu Levy V HANDS?-.LL SCHEDULE Daie I ' April' 1 Aprjlj23 April 25 April 29 V May V 6 V Mqy 9 May 'l3 Moy ,16 , 'Oppohehf ' Cehirdl Commerciui Seward Park V Mefrqpoliian Vac. Chelsea V Cenircl ,Commercial Sewdrd Park ' V Metropolitan Voc. , Chelsea Trackmen. Bottom, I-r: Bob Main, George Forsythe, Nat Litman, Tom Fletcher. 2nd Row: Neil Parsoff, Al Lesser, Jonathan Marsh, Louis Witonsky, Lanny Hecker, Mr. Davis, Leonard Jordan, Robert Davidian, Mark Thompson, Richard Hansen, Arty Greenberg. 3rd Row: George Kaiser, Peter Ziemba, Alfred Wirtenberg, Ricardo Quinones, Jesse Rosner, Paul Wolfe, Harvey Stern, Richard Gerson, Dennis Wildfogel, John Stevason, Harvey Kleinman, Edme Richen, Robert Koelmel, Alan Lacher, Alex Horster. Top: Charles Simmons, Fred Lewis, Seymour Israel, Guy Johnson, Eric Balkan, Frank Benfatto, Paul Pomerantz, Jonathan Craine, Arthur Ginsberg, George Kolodiy, Harry Rosenstein, Robert Johnson, Nicholas Maxemchuk, Michael Cifuni, George Makris, Alan Jasper, Teddy Feinstat. Not Present: George Vandenheuvel. Yfleinman passes baton to Parsoj' fleftj in attempt to overtake Sheepshead relayer. Gerson, Hecker, Pomerantz, and Israel await the gun. The Pegleg Cross-Country Squad has once more executed a very successful season. Under the adroit supervision of Mr. Moses Davis, the Harriers captured a gold trophy by placing 3rd in the PSAL Manhattan Championships. The season's best individual time was run by Captain Jon Craine, who was clocked at 14:33 for the tortuously hilly 2h mile trek. Other seniors on the team were Richie Gerson, Peter Ziemba, Edme Richen, Lanny Hecker, and Ben Davidian. The 1962-63 season looked very promising for Stuyvesant's Track Team with the return of many medal winners. The Cinder- men immediately began the season by crushing the High School of Printing, 61-11, and devastating the Brooklyn Tech team, 72-27, in the first two indoor dual meets. Captain George Kolodiy led the team, recording excellent times of 23.8 seconds in the 220-yard dash and 54.8 seconds in the quarter mile. The team then went on to defeat Sheepshead Bay, 55-44, Seward Park, 47-7, and Madison, 63-27, to complete an undefeated indoor season. Strong in spirit and ability, the team's goal was to present Coach Davis with a Manhattan Championship in both indoor and outdoor competition. Stuyvesant's Coaches 'LI always felt that Stuyvesant boys had proficiency and interest in extra- curricular activities and as a Stuyvesant graduate I knew that it was hard to obtain faculty advisors. Thus when,I returned to Stuyvesant teacher, I wanted to serve as much as I could. p IAV: L ' ,,1i,t t . l These Words,'Sp, .en o, Coach e an expression of the spirit, devo- fi0f1, and , all. of Stu esantls coaches have. It is these qualities that giv valuableaztime and energy so that the school can SUPPON thi? f of , lowedr by.the'PSALt Many of them took their - . t' f . coaching jobs of ot xtra-curriculareduties they had, because they knew that rdnir, th ctiye.Q.IC3msfr,tiQikoi1ldQino longer be able to exist. The Classy ii. , 1 ,9 0 an enthusiastic thank ,, tyyt T 1 i. ta Seven years nnis Team. Thinking back over those ears 't successfu - -t t 'W b the winnm of the 7 Bronx-Manhattan Championship, and the disappointing years, ruined by our tradi- tional tennis nemesis, Bronx High School of Science. The Bowling Team came under Mr. Shulman's jurisdiction in 1957. Since then the team has won 5 out of 6 . Because itsfun. addition to Stuyvesant's coaching staff .ye 1 When asked why he enjoys his ,cgachingjworkso much, , who enjoys his work very much, in j ite'ofTthet L to face, is Mr. Cavallaro. He finds his w rkivery 'ng and ja 5 honor of the school in Basketball an ? Base . ' V g ', 's 2 year coaching history is, of course .. the all Team's, P T Championship last spring. j Q results, as far as team records go . trecord g . W also has been coaching for only 2 ye ICHIH75 I Wallbeaters, have all finished at of . carried on the tradition of a Fencing ship , . short coaching reigns of Messrsg . varied coaching careers of as Stuyvesant s baseball coach for 5 years. e en switc e position as Track Cgl Cross-Country coach. This job he has held Jacob, a professional golf instructor, has been coaching the golf is Mr. Calabrese, who over the Soccer Team at , as coach of the Champro forget Mr- G10beft1, C0achfe. 6-fNat t Yeaf his team 1Hf0 many Cham tSh1P':' are the The statistics have bee i sed B 0ughQug..,the,,1.bg9 They are the ones who make those records poss, etjs.. them org . . . . T. Thrush to whom this book has been dedicated. 4 . , . f ,,., .f 23 4- f f af, V ..,, fz,z,,afZ:, .efgqzy .... New ,mv . 44 'f f . - I' ' Qw'.'fmS'V , ' ,, ' I Um' High School Years World Highlights Fall 1959: Argentine Pres. Frondizi forced from office by military . Khrushchev visits U.S. for 13 days . . . X-15 makes first powered flight . . . De- Gaulle offers Algerians 3 way choice findependence, integration, autonomyl . . . Nehru warns Red Chinese about border dispute . . . Congress investigates rigged quiz shows . . . Dodgers beat White Sox in World Series . . . Baghdad Pact changes name to Cento be- cause of Iraq's withdrawal . . . India-Pakistan border agreement . . . Wor1d's Fair set for N.Y.C. for 1964 . . . Anti-U.S. riots in Panama . . . Cranberry-Cancer scare . . . Unemployment over 3 million . . . U.N. condemns U. of S.A. Apartheid policy . . . Navy beats Army, Harvard beats Yale, Syracuse undefeated Nat'l Champs . . . Rockefeller quits Presidential race, Humphrey, Kennedy, Nixon join . . . M.V.P. Awards -Nellie Fox and Ernie Banks . . . Western powers hold summit conference . . . U.S. drops atomic test ban . . . Baltimore beats N.Y. in N.F.L. playoff . . . Eight month steel strike ends . . . U.S. pledges to defend Quemoy and Matsu . . . Legislature establishes one dollar minimum wage. Spring 1960: U.S.S.R.-Cuba economic pact . . . Eisen- hower makes good will tour of Europe . . . Ohio State, Celtics Basketball Champs . . . Eisenhower endorses Nixon . . . Cigarettes blamed for Lung Cancer . . . France set to make Atomic Bombs . . . Advise di Consent, Fiorello win Pulitzer Prizes . . . N.Y. State Legislature passes 1,089 laws . . . Canadians win Stanley Cup . . . U.S. plans underground nuclear tests . . . Ben-Hur, William Wyler, Charlton Heston, Simone Signoret win Academy Awards . . . Caryl Chessman executed . . . Khrushchev wrecks Paris Summit Conference . . . Actors strike, producers lockout close Broadway shows . . . Eisenhower Rus- sian trip cancelled . . . Patterson loses Heavyweight crown . . . Cuba seizes U.S. oil refinery . . . Belgian Congo becomes independent . . . U.S. places 2nd to Russia in Olympics . . . Congo army mutinies . . . LIRR trainmen strike . . . National League beats American League in both All-Star games . . . U-2 pilot Francis Powers sentenced to ten years in a Soviet prison . . . The Best Man, Thurber Carnival, Toys in the Attic, Camelot Broadway hits. Fall 1960: Mobutu takes over Congo Gov't . . . Kennedy-Nixon T.V. Debate . . . Hurricane Donna strikes East Coast . . . Pirates beat Yanks in Series . . . Democrats sweep Nat'l election, Kennedy Pres., Johnson Veep . . . New Orleans' schools desegregated . . . Major Leagues complete 10 team expansion . . . DeGaulle tours Algeria . . . Kasavubu Congo delega- tion seated in U.N .... Wilt Chamberlain turns Pro . . . Haile Selassie re-throned in Ethiopia , . . Lu- mumba killed . . . Minnesota Nat'l Champs, Bellino top player . . . Constellation fire in Blklyn Navy Yard . . . M.V.P. Awards to Maris, Groat . . . French vote to giant Algeria self-determination . . - Eagles defeat Pac ers for N.F.L, title . , . Mercury Capsule launched. A Spnng 1961: U.S.S.R. fires Venus I . . . Peace Corps created . Carry Back wins Kentucky Derby . . . Portugal sends troops to Angola . . . Kennedy pro- poses Alliance for Progress . . . 23rd Amendment ratified . . . All the Way Home, To Kill A Mocking- bird win Pulitzer Prizes . . . Berlin Wall erected . . . Macmillan-Kennedy talks over Laos . . . Patterson regains Heavyweight Crown from Johanssen . b. . Gagarin hrst to orbit earth . . . Bay of Pigs invasion . . . The A partment, Burt Lancaster, Liz Taylor win Academy Awards . . . Algiers seized by French troops . . . Freedom, Riders attacked in Alabama . . . Cinn., Celtics Basketball Champs . . . Trujillo assassinated . . . South Africa becomes a republic . . . Gary Cooper, Ernest Hemingway die . . . College Basket- ball Scandal . . . Russia resumes nuclear tests . . . Tension over Berlin builds. Fall 1961: Dag Hammarskjold killed in airplane crash . . . Controversy over Berlin access routes . . . Roger Maris hits 61 homers . . . Syria quits U.A.R. . . . Kennedy tells U.N we'll fight for Berlin . . . Russia drops 50 megaton bomb . . . N.Y. beats Cinn. in Series . . . Kennedy proposes aid to South Vietnam . . . U Thant elected Secly General of U.N. . . . Thurber, Rayburn, Bridges, Kovacs die . . . U.S. resumes atmospheric testing . . . Hammarskjold wins Peace Prize . . . Freedom Riders attacked in Miss. . . . Green Bay N.F.L. Champs . . . India occupies Goa . . . Ranger III misses moon . Maris, Robinson win M.V.P .... Kennedy urges tax, tariff cuts . . . Security Council authorizes action against Katanga . . . Highest peacetime budget . . . U.N. rejects Red China's membership plea . . . O.A.S. excludes Cuba. Spring 1962: U.S. trade with Cuba stopped . . . Powers exchanged for Abel . . . Worst W. European storm in decade . . . Glenn lst American to orbit earth . . . Jackie's trip to India . . . Jackie Robinson elected to Hall of Fame . . . White joins Supreme Court . . . Twist begins as new craze . . . Steel industry yields to J.F.K .... Plaid stamps begin . . . Billy Sol Estes scandal exposed . . . Hoffa indicted . . . House de- feats Farm Bill . . . Chamberlain scores record 73 points . . . Supreme Court outlaws school prayer . . . Telstar orbited . . . Benny Paret dies in welterweight match . . . J.F.K. Coloring Book best-seller . . . Eichmann hanged . . . A Man for All Seasons, How to Succeed, No Strings Broadway hits . . . William Faulkner dies . . . Longest Day, Long Day's Journey, Miracle Worker hit movies . . . Carpenter 3-orbits. Fall 1962: Goldberg replaces Frankfurter in Supreme Court . . . Kennedy calls up 150,000 Reservists . . . -Liston defeats Patterson for heavyweight crown . . . Meredith enters Ole Miss after riots and conflict took two lives . . . Mets finish first season with record number of losses . . . Cuban Crisis produces blockade, Russian withdrawal . . . Packers defeat Giants for N.F.L. title . . . Steinbeck wins Nobel Prize . . . Giants beat Dodgers in playoffs, lose to Yanks in Series . . . China attacks Indian's No. border, truce negotiated . . . Rockefeller reelected . . . Nixon de- feated in Cal .... Eleanor Roosevelt, Marilyn Monroe die . . . Longshoremen resume strike . . . U.S.C. National Champs . . . Newspaper blackout in N.Y.C. begins . . . Schirra orbits globe 6 times. Spring 1963: France vetoes British bid to enter Com- mon Market . . . Chinese-Russian rift widens . . . Dick Powell, Robert Frost, William Carlos Williams die . . . Dodgers-Yanks, picked as pennant winners . . . Rockefeller, Goldwater, Scranton, Romney begin drive towards '64 Presidential nomination . . . To Kill A Mockingbird, Lawrence of Arabia, Mutiny on the Bounty hit films . . . Franco-German Treaty of Cooperation . . . Dock strike finally settled . . . Celtics record best team record . . . Kennedy tours Latin America . . . Clay scores decision over Jones . . . New York Post quits strike . . . Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Beyond the Fringe, Forum Broadway hits . . . India settles border dispute with Red China . . . Newspaper strike ends. School Highlights Fall 1959: Footballers lose initial contest of our stay, 24-12, to Adams . . . Mr. Petersilie, Mr. Moran, Miss Ryan, Miss McGillicuddy join faculty . . . Hefler beats Marlis by 6 votes for Freshman Form Presidency, Jacoby Seciy . . . Brooks Atkinson, Theodore Bikel air views in Spec . . . Senior dues raised to S10 . , . Gridders beat Clinton 14-12 with Garod, Nicotera starring . . . Willy Ley, rocket expert, speaks to school . . . Mr. Werner has sculpture exhibit at ACA Gallery . . . Spectator publishes first of many 'alumni pages' . . . Alternates to Exec. Council given voting rights . . . Caliper for term mostly prose . . . N. Shapiro, Herschler, Berdoe become G.O. Pres., Veep, Sec'y . . . Bowlers, Fencers, Riflers take Manhattan Championships. Spring 1960: Finite Math, Telescope Making initiated . . . Soviet Educators tour Stuyvesant . . . Mr. Atkin takes over as head of Math Dep't . . . First Junior Arista organized . . . Mr. Rothenberg writes for Mad Magazine . . . Mathematicians City Champs . . . Mr. Hart, Mr. Bronson, Mr. Buda discuss education in Spec . . . W2CLE resumes operation after 3 year interruption . . . Twelve Angry Men presented by theater class . . . Mel Shaftel athlete of the year . . . Senior Class polled on ratings of various departments in school . . . Bergstein, Berdoe, S. Cohen elected as G.O. officers . . . Handball, Tennis teams win Man- hattan Championships. Fall 1960: Language Lab construction started . . . Miss Cohen, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Rubenstein, Mrs. Kruger, Mr. Palminteri join faculty . . . Mr. M. Marks returns and Mrs. Kappalman heads English Dep't . . . Mr. Quinn replaces Mr. Brant as head of Spec . . . Peglegs lose thriller to Clinton, 20-19 . . . Kaufstein Soph Form Pres., I-Iefier, Brenowitz elected Veep, Sec'y . . . Gridders finish 3rd in City by mash- ing Midwood, 35-12 . . . Nicotera, Wurster, Garod, Hagopian, Russo stars . . . Nucleus formation ap- proved . . . Mathematicians, Fencers City Champs, Riflers Manhattan Champs . . . Teachers strike, 1500 students refuse to cross picket lines . . . Wurster Q.B. of All-City team . . . Snow storm cancels Geom- etry, Language finals . . . First Instigator appears, big success . . . Mantell, Barber, S. Cohen elected new G.O. ofiicers. Spring 1961: Spectator presents profiles of Mr. Schwartz, Dr. Pascal, Mr. Weiss . . . Executive Coun- cil passes House of Representatives Amendment, Political Party System, both never initiated . . . School mourns Mr. Stoffregenis death . . . 4B beats 4JT in Soph Intra-murals . . . Green, Newman new G.O. Pres, Veep . . . Aaron Cohen defeats Leo Cohen for Secretarial post in fierce contest . . . Garod athlete of the year . . . Hurwitz replaces Bondi as head of Spec . . . Baseball team Manhattan Champs, Chess team City Champs . . . Dr. Kelly, 47 year member of Eng- lish Dep't, dies on July 4. Fall 1961: Biology 3 started . . . Miss Lorenzo, Miss Fabrizy, Mr. Wozniak, Mr. Buchman join faculty . . . Mr. Lehrman and Mr. Flicker return . . . Leo Cohen elected Junior Form Pres., Marty Zimmerman Veep, Bruce Kaufstein Sec'y . . . Mrs. Antell, Mr. Wozniak replace Mrs. Hahn, Mr. Astrachan as faculty advisers of Indicator, Caliper . . . Gridders lose to Clinton, 14-8 . . . Electric Organ given to school by Samuel Peck . . . Socialist Alumnus, Richard Garza, inter- viewed in Spec . . . Mr. Jensen performs Mime at Carnegie Hall . . . Instigator appears . . . Caliper modernized, contains poetry, photography, art . . . Albeck elected G.O. Pres., Haydock defeats Aaron Cohen for V.P. post, Paul Shapiro crushes Lichtman for secretarial post . . . Write-in ballots voided by Executive Council thus destroying chances of Fidel Castro, Mickey Mouse, Gimley Farb . . . Blitz, Chasan to head Spec . . . Fencers City Champs, Bowlers Manhattan Champs. Spring 1962: 417 Seniors win Regents Scholarships . . . Service Credit indexes revised . . . Club Council created by Haydock . . . Most of faculty respect picket line of striking teachers, students demonstrate, no school for the day . . . Rosov, Stevason elected Pres, Vice-Pres of Arista . . . Mr. Kaye writes on student-teacher relationship for Spec . . . Mr. Astra- chan named new college advisor, replacing Mr. Le- land . . . Spectator calls for abolition of service credit . . . Cyclotron completed, fails at celebrated inaugu- ration . . . Screening Committee inaugurated . . . Bus strike disrupts the school's schedule . . . Very success- ful Junior Prom held at the Riverside Plaza . . . Andersonville Trialu presented as Senior Play . . . Kaufstein defeats Zimmerman for G.O. Presidency on platform of candidates being allowed to speak on unassigned topics, Clorfeine beats Morman for V.P. post, Feldman Sec'y . . . Randy Zimmerman athlete of the year . . . Mr. Moran dies . . . Milbauer, Hefler to head Spec . . . Baseballers Manhattan Champs, Chess team City Champs . . . Dr. Fisher, Pres. of Alumni Association, dies, his loss greatly felt by all. Fall 1962: Zimmerman elected Senior Form Pres, Rubin Veep, Skolnick Sec'y . . . Mrs. Johnson takes over Spec . . . Mr. Jacobsen, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Glotzer, Mr. Allemanne, Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Manofla join fac- ulty . . . Indicator headed by Smith and Stein, Caliper by Licht, Nucleus by Green . . . Basketballers win first game of season, first League win since 1960 . . . Gridders, hurt by loss of Markman, Feinstat, Silver, Pike, suffer beating by Clinton . . . Mr. Harris, Mrs. Antell, Mr. Herbst absent for months . . . Caliper big success . . . Winter Concert in memory of Dr. Fisher . . . Christmas Drag successful . . . 29 semitinalists in Nat'l Honor Society Scholarship Program, 24 finalists in Nat'l Merit . . . Beret wins as Senior hat . . . Paul Shapiro G.O. Pres, defeats Reed and yearly election proposal, Guggenheim crushes Benary for V.P. post, Tashker Sec'y . . . Spec downs Indicator in touch football . . . Swimmers Manhattan Champs, Fencers. Bowlers, Mathematicians City Champs. Spring 1963: 531 win Regents Scholarships, more than 130 are alternates . . . Hanulak wins City Individual Bowling Title . . . Weinblatt heads Caliper, Ellman. Nussbaum Spec . . . Mr. Schindelheim replaces Mr. Herbst as Honorary G.O. Pres . . . Rifiers Manhattan Champs . . . Spec expands to six columns, debates office change . . . Soviet visitors watch classes . . . Smilowitz becomes Westinghouse Finalist . . , Caliper wins Medalist rating . . . Debafters join Nat'l Forensic League . . . Exec. Council rejects political party plan . . . The Birds, Senior Play . . . Boat trip . . . Miss Reeni Goldin attempts admission . . . Arista sees King Lear at Stratford . . . Indicator '63 comes out, tre- mendous success . . . Graduation Day, Thursday June 27, Carnegie Hall packed . . . It's all over. Retrospect Our high school years are an important part of our lives. It is during these years that we get the foundation of knowledge, both academic, emotional, and practical, which will be expanded upon during our college years. These are the years when the transition from adolescence to manhood occurs. These are the years when we can first really develop our interests, both curricular and extra- curricular. These are the years when the tirst of life-long friendships may take form. These years, although they may seem unimportant in contrast to the college years, are important in their own particu- lar aspects and in the role they play in preparing us for the future. This book has attempted to capture one complete year-our senior year, the culminating year of our high school career, the year of trial and tribulation, the year of work and relaxation, the year in which we finished an important phase of our lives. A second aim was to portray the environment in which we spent at least six hours of almost every weekday for ten months of the last 3 to 4 years. We consider our graduating class, and our school, special. This we said in the beginning of this book. We have developed this theme throughout the book. Here we are stating it again. It is our hope that all of us can turn back to this book in future years and know why our class and school are special and what we did, what happened during our high school years. It's all over now. The last handshake, the last goodbye has been made at Graduation. All those years of work, play, and activity are over. All those friends, buddies, coeworkers are gone. All we have left are our memories. Let us just vow that we see each other again, that we will get together some time to reminisce, to talk, to have good times together. Let us hope that our college years will be even more successful and memorable. Best wishes to all of you from the Indicator Editorial Board. . l-ii, Our Strong Band Our strong band can neier be broken, Formed in Stuyvesant High, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by friendship's tie. Stuyvesant High School, now and ever, Deep graven on each hean, Shall be found unwavering, true, When we from life shall part. High school life at best is passing, Gliding swiftly by, Then let us pledge in word or deed Our love for Stuyvesant High. 51091 . CY' VXOYS SE ,, EGP' C . CQUEMAJ OB' GLp,R'5HW'S9X3 PSXON ENQQQXENC .KN-'SCH 9903 A059 K ,I 930093 S.ifsEl-51 QYEDVQQ R- ' . , Er QSYPXCTQ -AND HA Q61 gums? .SA gl? . -X in -. ,., EE TWP' ENS 399 - N 0 Q PRN 489 FIFTH AVENUE MGNDELI. INSTITUTE l54 W. l4l'h Sl., Cor. 7'rh Ave. 230 W. 4ls+ S+., Herald Tribune Bldg. Wlsconsin 7-2086 Leaders in Photography since I905 RAPPAPORT STUDIOS Official School Photographers I963 New Yorlc I7, New York MUrray Hill 2-8880 Picture Directory 1- ' Dr. Brodie 7 2l 27 39 45 51 Mr. Gruosso -ll Mrs. Finkel 8 22 28 34 40 46 52 Mf- Globeft Mr. M. Marks 9 13 23 29 35 41 47 53 M wwf Mr. Eifert 10 14 24 30 36 42 48 54 :Z:: c' Mrs. Holland ll l5 25 3l 43 49 55 MY- Zvbow i I . s, Mr. Rayment -I2 -I6 26 32 44 Mrs. Romberger Mr. Herbst Mr. Wolfe Mr. Weiss Mr. Ferrara Mr. Flicker Mr. Greenberg Mr. Palmimeri Mrs. Kruger Mrs. Midonick Mr. Shulmun Mrs. Vaughan Mr. Harris Mrs. Schwartz Mrs. Gluck Mr' Curran Mr. Jacob Mr. Brant Mn. Wozniak MVS' Baron Mr. Romberger Mr. Werner Mr. Leibel Mrs. Johnson Mr. Jensen Mr. Roslow Mr. Mischel Mr. Lederer Mrs. Demos Mr. Oltean Mr. Linder Mr. Schindelheim Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Sickles Schwartz Hill Petersilie Chusid lehrman Davis Winter Perrucci Dollin N. Marks Horenstei I1 CLASS OF T963 THE FUTURE IS IN 1 4 Y 0 U R H AN D S I PARENTS' ASSOCIATION. - sruYvEsANr HIGH sci-soot BRONZE TABLETS UNITED STATES BRONZE SIGN CO. INC. IOI West 3Is1' S+., New York I, N. Y. David Klein II9I Il President Acknowledgements Putting together a yearbook is not an easy job. On the contrary, it requires a tremendous amount of work and effort not only for its staff members, but for the many other people who are involved. These others are the ones who do extra tasks and little things without which the production of our book would have been impossible. For this reason we wish to thank: The Administration and entire faculty for their coopera- tion. Mrs. Brody, our senior advisor, whom we involved with all our problems, no matter how large or small. We wish to express an extra thanks to Mrs. Brody for her help during the absence of Mrs. Antell, our faculty advisor. Mr. Gruosso, our photography teacher, for the technical assistance that he gave us. Mrs. Kappalman and fMr. Wozniak, of the English De- partment, for their invaluable advice. Mr. Frank Chillemi and Irwin Pfanzett, of Rappaport Studios, for all the work that they so ably did. Mr. Art Fleisher, of The Comet Press, for his patient assistance, advice, and aid. PHOTOGRAPHIC CREDITS Carnegie Hall-Picture on pages 18-19 Mark Marpet-Picture on pages 80-81 C N'T ThAnli you 9NoUQ BEST WISHES TO THE MEN OF TOMORROW WHO WILL RUN THIS COUNTRY AS IT SHOULD BE RUN o SYNTOMATIC CORPORATION mvma BENNETT nn. VICTOR G. rouluvum N. R. DRILLING CO. jewedf. O! fAe cLAss OF '63 130 West 46th Street New York 36, N. Y. JU 2-0699 seven., ... .' uf' . .F , , SIHQOBEHHI Qdumni Qssnriatiun, gint. I ,J I Y, ,, , M, 545 EAST 15th STREET I A A ' NEW YORK 5, N. Y. Prexident IRYING C. FISCHBR, MD. '27 Q Dt Q QQ-5 5115 Vice Preyidenlf CHAKLES BELOUS '25 ANDREW B. FARAGO '18 JACK FISCHER '26 WILLIAM HITZIG, M.D. '22 HON. 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WEINSTOCK To the Class of 1963 Congratulations and Best Wishes from THB STUYVBSANT ALUMNI AND SCHCLARSHIP ASSOCIATION This is your Association. Through it, you continue your ties with Stuyvesant - and help the Stuyvesantians of the future. In the past nine years, the Association has awarded over 580,000 in scholarships. Committees of graduates in various fields offer vocational and professional guidance and advice. The Association has special membership dues for current graduates, which comes out of your senior dues, and covers you throughout your first four years in college. Information of your activities in and out of college, for the Alumni Bulletin is always welcome, and helps to preserve our bonds. We welcome the graduates of 1963 to THB STUYVESANT ALUMNI A D SCHOLARSHIP ASSOCIATION Hwagmpka K