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METROPOLITAN 

V O C A T I O N A L 

HIGH S C H O O L 

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William T. H u d t w a l k e r , 

Principal 

SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS, 

120 West 46th Street 

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SCHOOLSHIP JOHN W. BROWN 

Pier 73, East River and 25th Street 

WESTERN UNION ANNEX, 60 Hudson 

Street

— 

MR. WILLIAM T. HUDTWALKER, 

Principal 

DEAR GRADUATES, 

In my first year with you I had hoped to know all of the seniors personally. I 

found this was impossible and it is my loss—but I did learn to know you through 

the reading of your autobiographies. It was through these that I was apprised of 

your high hopes for the future—and in many cases of your doubts. 

I did not minimize the importance of finding work for which you are well 

qualified and I know your concern with this phase of the future is a clear sign 

of growth and maturity. Individuals are gifted in many ways and happiness lies 

in identifying and developing these gifts. But know also that no person is without 

limitations and that these too must be identified-and accepted!

Accept the truth then that genius is rare, that we are all capable in some 

direction and limited in others. Never let preoccupation with your limitations 

keep you from striving to the utmost to make your contribution to society. 

In our great country most of the important work is carried on by approximately 

ten percent of our population. These fifteen million people constitute our real 

"Honor Society"—the substantial people without whom no real progress would 

be possible. Active participation in this group is an attainable goal for all of our 

graduates. 

Life has many facets and you have the opportunity and the obligation of 

adapting to them. It will be your privilege to contribute to the enrichment of 

community life by drawing on your rich storehouse of skills. The well balanced 

person is willing to accept personal limitations as well as the limitations of the 

world we live in. Concentrate then on your good qualities and face life with 

courage and poise. 

In a less serious vein I look back on the many pleasant moments I shared with 

you. I remember now your pride in exhibiting shop projects—the Christmas 

assemblies at Main and Performing Arts—the concerts, plays, dance recitals— 

the life-boat race with the "Christian Radich," our friends on the Norwegian 

schoolshipgand your eager faces and warm greetings while moving from class 

to class. 

And now as you wait—expectant yet reluctant in the doorway of new ventures, 

pause for a moment to reflect on all that Metropolitan has given you, and on the 

things you most want to cherish and carry away. 

I. have done just that—and I will always remember you—my first class—with 

pride and affection! 

WILLIAM T. 

HUDTWALKER 

OUR H E A R T I E S T W E L C O M E 

T O OUR N E W P R I N C I P A L 

William T. Hudtwalker 

FROM THE S E N I O R C L A S S

DEAR 

GRADUATES: 

Despite the many indictments made against our young, people, the experienced 

teacher maintains his faith in youth. Without that faith our teaching would be 

meaningless. It would be worthless. 

We who have been with you day after day know your potentialities for doing 

good. We have witnessed your activities in behalf of those less privileged than 

yourselves. We know what enthusiasm, energy and ardor you employ in doing 

what is really worthwhile. 

I personally have observed the kindness, the helpfulness, and the true spirit 

of charity with which our barber students gave haircuts to the young, disturbed 

patients at Bellevue Hospital. I have seen the love for mankind with which our 

talented Performing Arts students displayed their talents to some of the elderly, 

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disabled residents in a home for the aged. Any adult who has had the good fortune 

to attend G.O. Conventions knows that there is no need for despair as far 

as our high school boys and girls are concerned. 

Yes, our youth are basically decent. They are fine young people. The exceptions 

among them should not be permitted to damn them all. 

Our confidence in your worth is one of the chief rewards that we earn from 

our teaching. Our knowledge of your strength gives us all the assurance that we 

need in sending you on to adult activities. 

With best wishes, 

Sincerely, 

NATHAN 

LULOFF 

Administrative 

Assistant

Photography Editor Editor Photography Editor H LESTER FEINSTEIN, Sen/or Admor 

FACULTY, 

Metropolitan

SENIOR OFFICERS 

James Campbell, President; Donald Price, Vice 

President; David Ford, Secretary; Joseph Ginel, 

Anthony Indelicato, Treasurers 

HONOR SOCIETY 

Mr. Henry Burfeind, Advisor 

G.O. OFFICERS 

Victor Gomez, President; Sal Giaccone, Vice 

President; Walter Doctor, Secretary; Miss Muriel 

Gottlieb, Advisor

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We have gone through our high school years and have met the requirements 

that enable us to call ourselves seniors. Although some of us might think that, 

since we did the work and gained the passing grades, we should be the ones to 

reap the reward, we must all agree that, without the aid of our inspiring teachers, 

we should not have been able to overcome some of our obstacles. We must concede 

that, without these teachers who played such an important role in molding 

our personalities, we could not have learned our lessons as well as most of us have. 

Our teachers and counselors guided us skilfully and patiently through our high 

school careers. Although they tried to make our lives as pleasant as possible, they 

kept, as their main aim, our future well being. This training for the future placed 

us in difficult situations sometimes, but we realize now that it was all part of a 

master plan ... to prepare us for life's later trials. 

We are all thankful that we were able to attend a school such as ours, with a 

faculty as capable as ours. Now we bid you, Mr. Hudtwalker and our teachers, 

our partners in education, a sincere goodbye.

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B U I L D I N G 

SCHOOLSHIP J O H N W. BROWN

BRESLIN, WILLIAM 

53-17 94 Street, Queens 72 

Jan. 

MELENDEZ, RAYMOND Jan. 

26 Clinton Street, Manhattan 3 

VAZQUEZ, MICHAEL Jan. 

388 East 136 Street, Bronx 54 

FARRUGGIA, JAMES 

70-01 65 Place, Queens 27 

Jan. 

ACOSTA, RICHARD 

514 West 160 Street, Manhattan 32 

ALMENAS, BOLIVAR 

East 152 Street, Bronx 55 

WATERMAN, RANDOLPH R. 

20 Verona Place, Brooklyn 16 

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AYALA, JOSEPH A. 

869 Stebbins Avenue, Bronx 59 

ANDINO, EMIUO AROCHO, ETHEIWALDO 

1325 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan 29 1591 Fulton Avenue, Bronx 57 

AUSTIN, JOHN 


BENITEZ, JOSE 

1480 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn 25 

BEAVERS, FRANK 

980 Park Place, Brooklyn 13 

BENITEZ, FRANK 

64 Baruch Drive, Manhattan 2 

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BIANCO, ANTHONY 

260 Rivington Street, Manhattan 2 

CALDERON, JACINTO 

1974 Third Avenue, Manhattan 29 

CAMPBELL, JAMES 

399 Coney Island Ave., Brooklyn 18 

BRANCALEONE, PETER 

662 Belmont Avenue, Brooklyn 7 

CASIANO, REINALDO 


CERAMI, ANTHONY 


CHEVERINO, DAVID 

375 Fountain Avenue, Brooklyn 

CARBONI, CARY 

1183 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx 60 

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COLEMAN, WASHINGTON, JR. 

180 Wartman Avenue, Brooklyn 7 

CICCONE, ANTONIO 

536 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn 22 

CIPRIATI, JOHN 

83 Elizabeth Street, Manhattan 13 

CIRILLO, ANTHONY 

1520 64 Street, Brooklyn 19 

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D'AMATO, JOHN 

737 Kathleen Place, Brooklyn 35 

CONTRERAS, JOSEPH 

243 Henry Street, Manhattan 2 

CORTES, EUEZER 

15 St. James Place, Manhattan 38 

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DAVIS, PAUL 

4 Soundview Avenue, Bronx 72 

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DeFILLIPPO, HENRY L. 

328 20 Street, Brooklyn 15 

DONATO, ANTHONY 

1145 Morrison Avenue, Bronx 72 

DeJESUS, BENJAMIN 

523 East 150 Street, Bronx 

FEUCIANO, ARCADIO 

27 Pitt Street, Manhattan 2 

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FALK, RICHARD 

1858 West 4 Street, Brooklyn 23 

FLORES, ANTHONY P. 

116 East 116 Street, Manhattan 29 

FORD, DAVID E. 

423 Baltic Street, Brooklyn 17 

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GATSONI, PLATTON 

555 Ft. Washington Ave., Man. 33 

FREEMAN, RAYMOND 


GARCIA, JOSE 

191 Court St., Brooklyn 1 

GARCIA, RALPH 


GIBBONS, THOMAS 

1484 St. Nicholas Ave., Manhattan 33 

GEOGHAN, JOHN GIACCONE, SAIVATORE V. 

457 Third Avenue, Manhattan 16 137-05 175 Street, Queens 34 

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GINEL, JOSEPH 

1216 Seneca Avenue, Bronx 59

GONZALES, GEORGE 

608 Prospect Avenue, Bronx 55 

GRANDIS, MICHAEL 


' GRAY, LLOYD 

39 Sterling Place, Brooklyn 33 

GONZALES, ROBERTO 


GUADALUPE, BOLIVAR 


GRIMALDI, DOMINICK 


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GUSTAFSON, THEODORE 


HERNANDEZ, FRANCISCO, JR. 

10 Catherine Slip, Manhattan 38

JAKIMOWITSCH, KONSTANTIN 


HERNANDEZ, JOHN 

4506 Third Avenue, Brooklyn 20 

HOLSGROVE, DAVID 

2421 Second Avenue, Manhattan 35 

INDELICATO, ANTHONY 

196 Stagg Walk, Brooklyn 6 

KERTIS, JOHN 


JONES, JOHN 

1455 Webster Avenue, Bronx 56 

KELLER, JOEL 

191 West End Avenue, Manhattan 23 

KESTNER, JOSEPH 

171 Meserole Street, Brooklyn 6

KROCK, ROBERT A. 

1738 Summerfield Street, Brooklyn 27 

LOPACKI, WILLIAM 

82 Woodward Avenue, S. I. 14 

LOVE, WALTER 


LEWIS, CLARENCE K. 

462 Hancock Street, Brooklyn 33 

McFARLAND, FRED T. 


MALDONADO, MANUEL J. 

226 McKibben Street, Brooklyn 6 

MARCANO, RAMON L. 


LYNCH, ROBERT 

78 Monument Walk, Brooklyn 5 

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MENDEZ, LOUIS 

1715 Lexington Ave., Manhattan 29 

MARRACINO, JOSEPH 

769 Hendrix Street, Brooklyn 7 

MEDINA, ANDRE 


MENDEZ, HIRAM 

46 Rivington Street, Manhattan 2 

O'LEARY, JOHN 


MOLINELLI, JOSEPH E. 

29 Catharine Street, Manhattan 38 

NEGRON, MARTIN 

1295 Amsterdam Ave., Manhattan 27 

OLIVERA, WILFREDO 


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OTERO, ARTHUR 

691 Eagle Avenue, Bronx 55 

PURIN, THOMAS 

1134 West Farms Road, Bronx 59 

QUINONES, JOSEPH 


PRICE, DONALD L. 

292 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn 33 

REID, ASHTON 


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ROBLES, ALBERT 

1683 Madison Avenue, Manhattan 29 

RICCIO, NICHOLAS 

501 West 174 Street, New York 33 

RIVERA, ALBERT 

822 Fox Street, Bronx 59 

RIVERA, GEORGE 

64 Baruch Drive, Manhattan 2 

ROSARIO, FRANK 

90 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 23 

RODRIGUEZ, GILBERT 


ROSADO, RICHARD 


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ROSARIO, IRVING 

1625 Lexington Ave., Manhattan 29 

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SELBACH, FREDERICK J. 


SINGER, EUGENE 


SOLOMON, EDWARD 

1119 Quentin Road, Brooklyn 29 

SIERRA, PEDRO 


TORRES, EFRAIN 

122 Manhattan Ave., Manhattan 25 

TORRES, JULIO 


TRENT, ARNOLD 

1712 Second Avenue, Ma n h a t t a n 28 

TIRADO, ANDREW 

388 Pearl Street, Manhattan 38 

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VIRGE, HARVEY M. 

374 Pearl Street, Manhattan 38 

VEGA, LUIS 

711 F.D.R. Drive, Manhattan 9 

VALASQUEZ, ANTHONY 


VIDAL, ELBERT 


ZAMOT, JOHN 

911 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn 21 

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CAMERA SHY HARRIS, JAMES W. Jan. 


MELZER, ROY Jan. 

12 54 Decatur Street, Brooklyn 7 

BERGNER, GEORGE P. 

76 Astor Court, Brooklyn 29 

LINDSAY, JULIUS 

1093 Pacific Street, Brooklyn 38 

PINTO, FRANCISCO 

24 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan 25 

ROSARIO, ANGEL 


SMITH, AUBREY 

1340 Brook Avenue, Bronx 56 

WHEELINGS, NATHANIEL 


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Miss Armetta ... A world shrunk four inches that will bankrupt 

the high-heeled shoe industry 

Mr. Abramowitz ... A cure for "Junioritis" 

Mr. Adie ... A revised unlimited Vocabulary 

Mr. Birnbaum ... A team that could win ten out of eight 

Mr. Bishansky ... A ticket to see Ricky Starr 

Mr. Burnham ... A "microphone" to reduce volume 

Miss Carew ... A pill to cure "Metrolitis," disease is very contagious 

to students passing a movie theater 

Mr. Cohn—A "Cohn-Time" clock 

Mr. Donegan. . . Students that will make this phrase extinct: 

"Well, you know what I mean" 

Mr. Dwyer... A batch of seniors to make him reconsider, 

"Seniors, bah, humbug" 

Mr. Feinstein ... A second set of hands 

Mr. Gervasi... A tree that grows cut slips 

Mr. Hoier... Something to replace "Soup for lunch" 

Mr. Kenny ... A pool that is warm when the weather is cold, and 

cool when it is hot 

Mr. Krustangel. . . Someone to determine what's, "In your hat 

and squeeze" 

Mr. Luloff .. . An application blank for foot patrolman 

Mr. Marcus ... A shuttle between the main and P.A. 

Mr. McConnell... A new tongue twister to replace, "That's 

natting" (nothing) 

Mr. Patterson... A new way of saying "Get off that ping pong 

table" 

Capt. Schellings . .. A cure for "itemness:" "Item number one, 

two..." 

Mr. Smith ... A ten thousand dollar equipped lab class; with students 

to match 

Miss Smurra ... Our solemn salute, "Viva Senorita Smurra!" 

Mr. Tibaldi. .. "Boy did you get up on the wrong side of the bed 

this morning!" 

Miss Walsh ... A valiant cry heard over the roar of an English 

class, "I'm not talking any louder." 

Last Will 

and 

Testament 

THOMAS 

PURIN 

DAVID 

FORD

B R O A D W A Y 

This is our future ... and a part of our past! 

This is the world we have lived in, 

the world we have made our own! 

P. A.

On our first day we discovered that subways 

were for standing; before long, 

we knew that they were for homework .. . 

... and now we've discovered that 

subways are for sleeping too.

In four years we have taken much pride in 

and gained much understanding 

from this man. 

DR. FRANK H. PAINE, 

Teacher-in-Charge 

History informs us that man has been stimulated by 

his creative ideas about everything that pertains to 

life. You, as self-reliant members of this graduating 

class, have given evidence of those sterling qualities 

that exemplify the best characters and work traits. In 

our unique school there is constant need for new ideas, 

for continual development and for realistic craftsmanship. 

As individuals you have tried to understand what 

you are doing, you have endeavored to think through 

classroom situations and you have hopes of making 

contributions to keep the theater dramatic and exciting. 

This apprenticeship period should fortify you 

with knowledge and skill that will endure with you 

through life. Remember that the usefulness of an individual 

depends often on the honest recognition of 

individual effort, interest and ability. In the long run, 

you will be judged by what you do for yourself and 

not by what others do for you. 

Your cooperative attitude, your deep interest and 

your earnest determination have prepared you to compete 

successfully in a changing world that predicts 

fantastic changes for the future in all fields. My brief 

counseling periods with you as individuals have acquainted 

me with your plans, your professional attitude, 

your level of scholarship and your feeling about 

the arts. Along with your hopeful and understanding 

teachers, I shall treasure the happy thoughts I have 

gained from my conversations with you. We are confident 

that you will succeed in giving enthusiastic performances 

in all of your future activities. 

Your successful achievement here should strengthen 

your self-confidence and faith in your ability to develop 

your specialized talents. We assume that you 

will continue to take an active part with those dynamic 

forces that are symbolic of lasting values in the professional 

arts. Your earnest efforts and helpful attitudes 

will give you time to hold pleasant thoughts about 

your advisors, your teachers and your friends at 

Performing Arts. 

Best wishes to all of you. 

FRANK H. 

PAINE 

FACULTY, Performing 

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Dance teachers have molded our bodies 

and taught us to fly ... 

... we know their pleasure 

when they see us change ..

When -first we 

met our drama 

teachers, we 

knew next to nothing 

of acting . ..

... it was they 

who guided 

our infant steps 

and helped us to 

learn of ourselves... 

... of the lives 

we strive to 

portray... 

... and how to 

capture, for 

an instant, 

a second soul. 

DR. MARJORIE L. DYKE, Chairman, Drama Department

MR. JULIUS GROSSMAN, 

Chairman, Music Department 

Theirs is the gift 

of song and they 

have imparted it 

to us, that we may 

create new songs 

for the world.

They have made a symphony of our solo lives 

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MR. HARRY L. MARCUS, 

Chairman, Academic Subjects 

MR. LESTER LEVY, 

Chairman, Related Technical Subjects

Perhaps we are not future Einsteins, 

but a strong bond exists between us 

and the formal, academic world; 

indubitably we owe it to those 

who taught us because they love to teach.

METROPOLIS 

STAFF 

Editorial Staff ; Mary Feder, Linda Klein, Roberta Roth, 

Margaret Sandelin, Margery Siegel 

Art Staff; Fay Berrios, Susan Citron, Joyce Kramer 

Typist; Annette Rotgard 

Advisor: Mrs. Cecelia 

Drewry 

We have conducted and attended 

meetings and we have learned 

that it is easy to give opinions 

but difficult to reach conclusions. 

G.O. OFFICERS 

President; Steve Posner 

Vice President; Roslyn Cohen 

Secretary; Fay Berrios 

Treasurer; Marilyn Richman 

Advisor; Dr. Frank H. Paine

Advisor; Mrs. Sarah 

Weisberg 

SENIOR OFFICERS 

President; Edward Culbreath 

Vice President; Sheila Cohen 

Secretary; Annette Rotgard 

Treasurer; Benjamin Jacobs-el 

Advisor; Mr. Samuel Tolmach 

HONOR SOCIETY 

President; George Russo 

Secretary; Annette Rotgard 

Treasurer; Diane Linkoff 

Advisor; Miss Shirley Katz

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MRS. ANNIE BING, Clerk 

MR. IRVING ORFUSS, 

Programming

Mr. Aaron . . . An automatic advertising machine 

Mr. Alvin ... A teddy bear 

Mrs. Bank ... A zoo 

Mrs. Bing ... A switchboard 

Mr. Blair ... A mustache cup 

Miss Boal... A trip to Wellesley 

Miss Carroll... A Large War on Murray Hill 

Mrs. Drewry ... A Ph.D. 

Dr. Dyke ... A new stage; a new building; a 

new . . . etc. 

Mrs. Elkin .. . An amoeba 

Mrs. Goldstine ... A smash hit for Tennessee 

Williams 

Mrs. Grelinger ... A new drum 

Mr. Grossman .. . "Oh say, does that star spangled 

BANNER yet wave" 

Mr. Haunfelder ... An empty school at 3:15 

Mr. Jensen ... A tranquil attitude 

Miss Katz ... An ice cream soda 

Mr. Kupfer ... Eight tuned pianos 

Mrs. Landau ... A class of geniuses 

Miss Lang ... A wooden Indian 

Mr. Lash ... A guitar player 

Last Will 

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Mr. Latner ... A Steno three class 

Mr. Levy ... A Performing-Science High School 

Miss Lynch ... A straight spine 

Miss Malinka .. . Dancers who "tuck under" 

Mr. Marcus .. . Senior English 

Miss Mayorkas ... A class in Italian 

Mr. Miller .. . Mr. Saltzman 

Dr. Morgan ... College (Open Door Policy) 

Miss O'Grady ... A map of her own 

Mr. Olvin ... An acting class 

Mr. Orfuss ... "Appreciation" 

Miss Parrish ... Leo the Lion 

Mr. Sachs ... Next year's seniors 

Mrs. Schein ... A flame-red dress 

Mrs. Schwager ... A senior class ring 

Mr. Solow ... A good piano 

Mrs. Stone ... Beaucoup de disques 

Mr. Tolmach .. . Today P.A.; "Tomorrow the 

world!" 

Miss Trigg ... The key to the crossword puzzle 

Mrs. Weisberg . . . "All the news that's fit to print" 

Mr. Weiser ... "The Entertainer" 

Dr. Yocom ... Half of Metropolis 

In four years we have learned more from these people 

than can be said of any other group of people in our 

lives so far. Therefore, to these who understand us 

and who work unceasingly, we give, with all our hearts, 

our thanks!

We know more of each other 

than of any other group of 

people. We have lived 

almost every waking moment 

together for the 

past four years. 

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ABRAMOWITZ, BARNEE 

2825 Claflin Avenue, Bronx 

The knowledge of the music of words. 

V/ABRAMS, HARRIET 

3110 Brighton 4th Street, Brooklyn 

Hast thou beheld the form of love. 

YATLAS, CAROLYN 

27 West 86th Street, Manhattan 

Wisdom is the sunlight of her soul. 

• VBABITS, LINDA 

14 Monroe Street, Manhattan 

She ran her fingers o'er the ivory keys 

and shook a prelude from them as a 

bird shakes from his throat a song. 

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V BENDER, CAROL 

96-10 37 Avenue, Queens 

A beautiful maiden moved down in 

the dance. 

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VBERRIOS. FAY 

110 East 99 Street, Manhattan 

Her cheerful countenance betokens 

her good heart. 

'BLINDER, PHOEBE 

530 West 236 Street, Riverdale 

Her heart is always doing lovely 

things. 

V BADALUCCO, ANTHONY 

109-14 119 Street, Queens 

And hear the stormy music in the 

drum. 

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^CAMARA, MYRNA 

162 West 96 Street, Manhattan 

The goddess of fortune dwells in the 

feet of the industrious. 

v BRAVERMAN, PHYLLIS 

904 Boynton Avenue, Bronx 

Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness. 

vBURROUGHS, MARGO 

1316 Sterling Place, Brooklyn 

She walks in beauty like the night. 

v/CALABRESE, JOSEPH 

834 Knickerbocker Avenue, Brooklyn 

In profuse strains of unpremeditated 

art. 

^CARUSO, ROSANNE 

145-35 85 Road, Queens 

There was a star danced, and under 

that was I born. 

'CARUSO, JOSEPH 

58-05 77 Place, Queens 

The trumpet of a prophecy. 

^ CARUSO, RALPH 

58-05 77 Place, Queens 

Music hath powers to soothe the 

savage beast. 

L-£ASILLAS, DOMINGO 


As from present showers a rain of 

melody.

Jc 'CITRON, SUSAN 


There is madness and joy divine in 

that song of thine. 

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C COFINI, SANTO 

2845 Bainbridge Avenue, Bronx 

To be born with the gift of laughter 

and the sense that the world is mad. 

IV COGSWELL, ANNE 


Loveliness needs not the foreign aid 

of ornament. 

CODISPODO, DOMINICK 

38-10 Fort Hamilton Pkwy., Brooklyn 

Music is nothing hut wild sounds 

civilized into time and tune. 

vCOHEN, SHEILA 

124 Elliot Place, Bronx 

Face of friendship . . . of some beautiful 

soul." 

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' COMSUDI, ELAINE 

91 Payson Avenue, Manhattan 

UCOWAN, NANCIE 

2109 Broadway, Manhattan 

Her very frowns are fairer far, than All I have is voice to undo the folded 

smiles of other maidens are. 

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/COHEN, ROSLYN 

1338 St. Lawrence Avenue, Bronx 

Her hair was long, her foot was light. 

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My crown is in my heart not on my 

head. 

V CULBREATH, EDWARD 


And seem a saint when most I play 

the devil. 

C- DAVILA, WANDA 

610 Riverside Drive, Manhattan 

A heart enflamed and a soul enchanted. 

CDAY, IRENE 

161 Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn 

Diligence is the mother of good fortune. 

CFEDER, MARY 


Of the measureless ocean of love within 

her. 

' DUNLEAVY, ROSEMARY 

1163 York Avenue, Manhattan 

Nothing is there more friendly to man 

than a friend in need. 

VEISO, KAJA 


Of all noises I think music the least 

disagreeable. 

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Her eyes are homes of silent 

prayer. 

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• FERNANDES, CLAIRE 

957 Teller Avenue, Bronx 

Beautiful in form and feature, 

as the day. 

lovely 

a •m. 

FIEDLER, MADELYN 

430 Beach 133 Street, Queens 

Sugar and spice and all things nice, 

and such are young woman made of. 

4 FINNELL, SHERRY 

1049 Stratford Avenue, Manhattan 

Her glossy hair cluster'd o'er a brow. 

C FEZZA, JOSEPH 

4424 Fort Hamilton Pkwy., Brooklyn 

Somewhere there's music. 

^FLYNN, JUDY 

38 Livingston Street, Brooklyn 

A mind at peace with all below. 

^GIGANTI, ANGELA 

1130 Hancock Street, Brooklyn 

Lovely as the day. 

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GOOTNICK, LUBA 

540 St. John's Place, Brooklyn 

Thou should dance and revel. 

FLANZRAICH, BARRY 

2884 Brighton 6th Street, Brooklyn 

The learned man has always riches 

in himself. 

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JACOBS-EL, BENJAMIN 

176 Moore Street, Brooklyn 

Where all was harmony and calm 

and quiet. 

£ GREY, PATRICIA. 

2181 Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn 

She dances such a way, no sun upon 

an Easter day is halj so fine a sight. 

V> GROSSMAN, MARTHA 

44-55 Kissena Boulevard, Queens 

From that smooth tongue whose music 

hell can move. 

•HANTMAN, LORETTA 

2430 Morris Avenue, Bronx 

Health and cheerfulness make her 

beauty. 

v KOPLOWITZ, ZINA 

782 Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn 

But still a ruby kindles in the vine. 

£KALINAUSKAS, IRENE 

174 Orchard Street, Manhattan 

A joy has taken flight. 

\/ KLINE, LINDA 


And she balanced in the delight of 

her thought. 

-KOVNAT, SUSAN 


Little friends may prove great friends. 

67 

HKHG

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KRAMER, JOYCE 

93 College Avenue, Bronx 

And of these one and all I wear the 

song of myself. 

a 

queen. 

CLEHMAN, LINDA 

360 Central Parkway, Manhattan 

On with the dance, let joy be unconfined. 

& McGUIRE, PATRICIA 

1449 Third Avenue, Manhattan 

Always leave them laughing when you 

say good-bye. 

' — — M — 

VMI'CHLI'N, BARRY 

1575 Oden Street, Bronx 

The happy child becomes the man 

£ MILLER, JOAN 

55 Knolls Crescent, Bronx 

She dances as a wave of the sea 

% MAZUR, NINA 


That light kind smile kindles 

universe. 

68

^ORTELLI, THOMAS 


He glittered as he walked. 

^MONTALVAN, ANTONIA 

85-83 Parsons Boulevard, Queens 

A heart whose love is innocent. 

^CCHICONE, LOUIS 

4054 Carpenter Avenue, Bronx 

He who has an art has everywhere a 

part. 

'OSBORNE, LINDA 

1835 McGraw Avenue, Bronx 

A dancing shape, an image gay, to 

haunt, startle, and waylay. 

&RANGEL, BETTY ELAINE 

1846 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 

The shining moon — watched by one 

faint star. 

v POSNER, STEPHEN 

89 Metropolitan Oval, Bronx 

The Joker is Wild. 

C POWELL, ROBERT 

3060 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn 

My voice shall linger on. 

C REDGATE, THEODORE 

235 Eckford Street, Manhattan 

The silver, snarling trumpets ran to 

chide. 

•

ife. . . > • * 

^RICHMAN, MARILYN 

1898 Harrison Avenue, Bronx 

The Queen is in the counting house 

counting all the money. 

CftOTGARD, ANNETTE 

2106 Honeywell Avenue, Bronx 

Her steps are light, her home is in 

the air. 

' n/RI /ROTH, ROBERTA 

1537 49 Street, Brooklyn 

I encompass worlds and volumes of 

worlds. 

v ROGERS, JAIME 


He, rhythmic dancer, climbs the rope, 

and balances your fear and hope. 

Z RUBIN, CAROL 

1520 Sheridan Avenue, Bronx 

A rose by any other name. 

' RUSSELL, BEVERLY 


All the world's a stage. 

v4uSSO, GEORGE 

6301 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn 

The better part of every man's education 

is that which he gives himself. 

CROTHLEIN, STEVE 

798 New Lots Avenue, Brooklyn 

He loves his work and knows to spare. 

• H B 

jiiaitiJ 

70

SCHWARTZ, ARLENE V 

1030 Boynton Avenue, Bronx 

A good head and industrious hand 

are worth gold in any land. 

SAKS, TOBY 

3441 De Kalb Avenue, Bronx 

Sounds overflow the listener's brain 

so sweet, that joy is almost pain. 

I/SANDEUN, MARGARET 

48 Garden Place, Brooklyn 

Come closer, continue your annotations, 

continue your questioning. 

SAVITZ, BARBARA 

1372 Shakespeare Avenue, Bronx 

A good laugh is sunshine in a house. 

VqiE 'SIEGEL, MARGERY 


Her eyes as stars of twilight fair .. . 

like twilight, too, her reddish hair. 

^SEGARRA, RAYMOND 

890 Fox Street, Bronx 

Ideals are like stars; following 

you will reach your destiny. 

them 

CsERENO, RONALD 

18 Jackson Street, Manhattan 

He is true to his work, his word, his 

friend. 

SIRKIN, EILEEN U 


Glad hearts without reproach • • blot. 

71

FE SKLENER, NANCY 


Doing easily what others find difficult 

is talent. 

^50HL, CAROL 

39 Esplanad, Mount Vernon 

Nature without check with original 

energy. 

(^SORIANO, UNA 

331 Warren Street, Brooklyn 

My heart is like a singing bird. 

/SLEZAK, EUGENIA 


Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. 

\ 

CsTAGG, RUSSELL 

22 Post Avenue, Manhattan 

Higher still and higher from the earth 

thou springest like a cloud of fire. 

STASKIEWICZ, SOJA 

158 Bradford Street, Brooklyn 

The smile that won't come off. 

v/sfEINHAUER, ROBERT 

6801 Shore Road, Brooklyn 

The time has come, the Walrus 

said. 

C^SPARAGON, MAXINE 

38 Tudor Terrace, Brooklyn 

Take this slave of music.

1 

• • • 

H|| 

mm 

•H 

^TAUB, WILLIAM 


B»/ you shall walk the golden 

streets. 

' STELLON, ELIZABETH 

1676 Garfield Street, Bronx 

A good heart's worth gold. 

^STREITER, RICHARD 

200 Winthrop Street, Manhattan 

For you the Bugle Blows. 

L l 

' l M 7 / 

' STRUHS, LINDA 

1477 Commonwealth Avenue, Bronx 

Gentlemen always seem to remember 

blondes. 

^ VOLPE, CATHERINE 


Beauty, the smile of God, music, His 

voice. 

YOUNG, AMY 


The floating clouds their state shall 

enter. 

ZARITSKY, MAXINE 

314 East 206 Street, Bronx 

Music is a poor man's Parnassus. 

1 ZAVEN, ROSALIE 

451 Kingston Avenue, Brooklyn 

The smiles that win. 

, YUDOFF, ZENA 

110 East 57 Street, Brooklyn 

Music and rhythm find their way into 

the secret places of the soul. 

CAMERA SHY 

- BERNARD, IRIS 

2855 Clafion Avenue, Bronx 

My heart with pleasure fills and 

dances with the daffodils. 

C DRAPER, RAYMOND 


In me the caresser of life ever moving. 

ZERNECK, FRANCIS 

2241 Holland Avenue, Bronx 

1 know the earth is not my sphere for 

I cannot so narrow be but that I still 

exceed it. 

SUMNER, FRED 


Sunset and evening star and one 

call for me. 

clear 

CTRICHTER, LINDA 

38 Monroe Street, Manhattan 

A thing of beauty is a joy forever. 

74

Abbene, A. M. (2) 

Alicea, Gloria 

Acosta, Richard 

Artesona, Ralph 

Ashmore, Thomas 

Austin, Nora (4) 

Austin, Harry (2) 

Austin, John Sr. (2) 

Arturo & Eva 

Arenoso, Claudette 

Alvarez, Alberto 

Alvarez, Dionisio 

Armetta, R. M. 

Akel, Fred 

Adie, Norman 

Andreasen, Hans 

Associated 

Agnello, J. 

Arboles, Michael 

Rush, M. E. (2) 

Rooker, C. 

Rird, Luie 

Ronafoux, Adolfo 

Rradley, William 

Rorrero, Carlos 

Rerkofsky, Harvey 

Rovell, J. 

Burfeind, H. J. 

Burrus, Gail Brenda 

Rontzolakes, John 

Rerentsen, Marie 

Burrowes, Diane 

Borrero, Al 

Baskerville, George 

Buxton, B. M. 

Barker, Frank 

Bukoviney, Walter 

Burnham, Charles S. 

Benumof, Mrs. G. 

Benefield, Ralph 

Briskar, Andrew, Jr. 

Balsamo, Mr. & Mrs. J. 

Boccanfuso, Mr. & Mrs. J. 

Buri, L. 

Brooks, Mr. & Mrs. 

Baker, Godsi 

Brown, Mrs. Pearl 

M oodterd 

Cooper, Bernice L. 

Calloway, Dr. W. C. 

Cox, Michael (2) 

Camacho, Myrta 

Cocuzza, Danny 

Cruz, Ernest 

Cruz, Felicia 

Cortes, Antonio 

Cave, Bob 

Carderon, Felicita 

Cruz, Ana 

Cox, Larry 

Chameco, Richard 

Chico, Cora 

Cangin, Ed. 

Colon, Gilberto 

Castanera, Mary F. 

Cuneo, Ray 

Corrigan, Cathy 

Campbell, Mrs. M. (4) 

Casiano, B. 

Capone, Theresa (2) 

Clauss, Robert F. 

Coleman, Ruby 

Carboni, John Jr. 

Castro, Carlos 

Carbonaro, Flo 

Chillemi, Tom 

Colon, Merida 

Carew, Helen U. 

Cole, Richard 

Carlson, Richard 

Carr, Evelyn 

Curran, J. R. 

Cortes, Juan 

Cortes, Andrea R. 

Calderon, Mr. & Mrs. Bill 

Cruz, Carmen 

Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. M. M. 

Conway, Madeline 

Durham, Myrtle 

Dickson, Edith Mae 

Davila, Mario 

De Jeseu, Jesus 

Daly, Robert 

Donato, Rose (2) 

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Diaz, Elsa 

De Martini, Sue 

Davis, Mrs. Thomas (2) 

Dugan, R. 

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Delia, Fred Jr. 

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De Jesus, Miguel 

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Dam, Lena 

Davila, Orlando 

Davila, Naomi 

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Eder, Stanley 

Esposito, Felix 

Escalera, Kitty 

Erickson, Johnny 

Efma's Restaurant 

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Edwards, Maudlin 

Fikaris, Basil 

Fuentes, Joe 

Farrow, Estelle 

Farrow, Katie 

Facson, Louise 

Font, Herminio 

Farley, John R. (2) 

Ford, Samuel 

Feinstein, Lester 

Fasano, Vincent 

Frank, Mrs. G. 

Franco, Arturo Roberto 

Ford, Mrs. Sarah (4) 

Fitzpatrick, Walter 

Feinberg, Mrs. Fan. 

Friedman, Mr. & Mrs. U. 

Falk, Mr. & Mrs. S. 

Franklin, Ann E. 

La Goosley, Ernest 

Glover, Freddie 

Gondan, Samuel 

Gibbs, Mrs. C. 

Gonzalez, Rose Marie 

Gonzalez, Charlie 

Gonzalez, Manny 

Gustafson, T. 

Gustafson, Teiderman 

Gufstafson, Gustaf 

Gustafson, Loretta 

Gustafson, Joyce 

Gustafson, Helen 

Garcia, Santiago 

Ginel, Consuelo 

Ginel, Robert 

Gittens, Frank Anthony 

Gould, Ronald 

George's Candy Store 

Ginel, Joseph 

Gaier, Charles 

Gray, Ed. (2) 

Gonzales, Juana Antonia 

Gonzalez, Charles 

Gregor, Catherine 

Greenberg, Mr. & Mrs. J. 

Grimaldi, Anthony Jr. 

Gentile, James A. 

Gentile, Mrs. Anna 

Gurciullo, Pete 

Grimaldi, Anthony Sr. 

Grimaldi, Marie 

Grimaldi, Sylvia 

Gleick, Marilu 

Hearn, E. 

Hobson, J. 

Hortons, G. 

Holsgrove, Mrs. J. (2) 

Honings, Joseph 

Holsgrove, Mary Ann 

Hadley, Charlene 

Harper, Jimmy Lee 

Hayles, Jose 

Harms, H. 

Haydee & Julio 

Hamlin, Mrs. Mary (4) 

Hamlin, Betty Ann 

Hertzig, B. 

Hernandez, Francisco 

Hispanic Young Adult Ass'n. 

Indelicato, M. P. 

Indelicato, Mrs. Lucy 

Jones, Marcelene 

Johnson, Ruth 

Jones, Mrs. Mary 

Jennings, D. S. 

Jelinek, Antoinette 

Jordon, Juna 

Jones, Grace (4) 

Greenstein, Linda 

Jablonower, Joseph 

Jim's Candy Store 

Johnson, Joe 

Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. B. 

Kieschollek, W. 

Koehler, Charlotte (3) 

Kruh, Helene 

Kunins, M. K. 

Klatzko, D. 

Kairis, Al. 

Krustangel, Frank 

Kraut, Jerome 

Knebel, Alan

Kalmbach, Luda Marques, Carmen (2) 

Kertis, Mrs. J. 

Medina, Mirka 

Kunze, C. 

Medina, Nancy 

Kirk, Mrs. Rose 

Migliorini, Peter 

Lockett, I. 

Mimms, Campbell 

Lizardi, Ismael 

Mimms, Mrs. Victoria 

Lovell, Edith 

Messina 

Lelian & Tate 

Medley, Viola 

La Russo, Barbara 

Narvaez, Roy 

Lucas, Charles Nieves, B. 

Lehner, Joseph Neglia, Frank A. 

Lightenberg, Ronald 

Neglia, Michael 

Leonard, William 

Nolan, Barbara 

Lipari, Gerry 

Oliver, Eleuterio 

Lincoln, Abraham 

Otero, Sylvia 

Limerick, Daniel 

Otero, Ludmila 

Love, Mae 

Odland, Walter 

Lukas, Charles 

Ozarowski, Dennis 

Little Elizabeth 

Olivera, Consuelo 

Louie's Grocery Store 

Olibera, Josefina 

Le Blatnick, Debbi 

Ortiz, Nereida 

McNamara, May 

Olivera, Julia 

Maloney, Mrs. Thomas 

Olivera, Avilda 

Meyers, Louise 

Olivera, Serafina 

Medina, Carlos Petrus, A. 

Martinez, Olga Plummer, R. N. 

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Morales, Rafael 

Price, Pearl Lity 

Masterson, Robert 

Priola, James 

Maldonado, Ana 

Pena, Mike 

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Parry, Cathy 

Mendez, Olga 

Petito, Joseph 

Marra, John 

Pasqualin, Paul 

Marcano, Ramon Poole, Mrs. C. 

Maiore, Vivian Quinn, Joe (2) 

McCabe, John 

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Marti, Israel 

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Maggio & Pipo 

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Milano, Sonia 

Quinones, Rafael Sr. 

Morales, Ramon A. Ray, James O. 

Monzon, Mickey 

Rose, Robert 

Monzon, Frank Jr. 

Rivera, Elba 

Monzon, Mrs. Frank Sr. 

Rivera, Evelyn 

Monzon, Frank Sr. 

Rivera, Nelson 

Mendez, Puchi Rodriguez, Angel (2) 

Morgan, Rita 

Reed, DonaJd 

Maleman, Larry 

Reiner, Sy 

Maier, Elias 

Romero, Rafael 

Mooney, William 

Romero, Julia 

Merlino, Fred 

Rodriguez, Tito" 

Murphy, James 

Reyes, Doris 

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Rosado, Rocky 

Melendez, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Ramos, Antonio 

Melendez, Anna Brunhilde Rivera, Claudio 

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Rosario, Esther 

Medina, Nino (2) 

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Matos, Efrain 

Resto, Henry 

Medina, Marcy 

Rosario, Moises 

Medina, Augustine 

Rosario, Melvin 

Rodriguez, Myrza 

Rosario, Irvan 

Rosado, Josephine 

Rodriguez, Gilbert 

Raneri, Philip 

Rosa, Ismael 

Rivera, Norbert 

Rodriguez, Luis A. 

Rodriguez, Jose H. 

Rosas, Sammy 

Rivera, Olga 

Rivera, Raymond 

Ruiz, Minerva 

Reade, Mr. & Mrs. E. 

Reade, Ernest 

Roman, Jose 

Rosado, Jose A. 

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Reil, Gene 

Rone, Alfred 

Rosenfeld, David 

Rainer, William 

Robles, Albert 

Rotunno, Nicholas. 

Riccio, Marguerite 

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Riccio, Alice 

Richard, R. 

Reenie & Rop 

Reed, M. 

Ratner, Mrs. B. 

Rose, Edward 

Rosario, Eddie 

Rodriguez, Julia 

Rodriguez, Daniel 

Rodriguez, Rose 

Ray, Archie 

Robinson, Edward 

Stephens, Olga M. (2) 

Schiller, Harry 

Silva, David M. 

Soto, Manuel 

Sawyer, Nathaniel 

Shapiro, Mrs. Shirley 

Snatana, Esther H. 

Serrano, Armando 

Scotto, Robert 

Santos, Jose 

. Soto, Joe 

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Salamanca, A. 

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Svede, Phil 

Soto, Hector 

Smith, Paul D. 

Sanders, Irving J. 

Santiago, Willie 

Stutmann, William 

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Smurra, Marie (2) 

S toner, Roy 

Schellings, Joseph W. 

Singer, Eugene 

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Sole, Mary 

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Scherer, Elizabeth 

Schaffner, Jeanne 

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Toro, 'Ronald 

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Thillet, Pedro R. 

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Valentine, Carmen E. 

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Wimpy, C. S. 

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Aspinwall, James 

Bennet, Marilyn 

Donohue, Joseph 

Fasano, Vincent

Grilihas, Maxine 

McCullion, Margaret 

Grosser, Diane (2) 

Meltzer, Leah 

Haagstad, Donald 

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Heidt, Jaime 

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Moncrieff, Mary Jane (2) 

Hull, Kathy 

Montalvan, Ann 

Hymowitz, Lucy 

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Montelione, Johanna 

Ippolito, Vicoletta 

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Jacoby, Janet 

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Abrams, R. S. Cohen, Elaine Katz, Joel (2) Muoio, Michael 

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Akeson, Joanne Cohen, Steven Mark Kellner, Nancy Nissenfeld, Harold H. 

Allasser, Howard Cole, Dennis King Noguiras, Joie S. 

Alesi, Joyce (2) Colton, Andrea Lee Knowlton, Susan Obregon, Antonio 

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Altman, Carole Costiera, Richard Kovnat, Mrs. Annette O'Donnell, May 

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Football Team 

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