Vol 1_No 6_May_20_1947

Student Council Candidates, Qualifications
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Rogers Bill Prospects Rise;
AH Rental Decrease Studied
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jReKideitlH Council,
LUKIC
Aiiiioiiiic<
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Vote a* 11 A.M. Wed.;
(AVC VA to Mtft
AA Nominations Open Approval of More
jWilh Faculty Body Klvct'..>•»» will l a k e p l a c e l o - Vet SubKistance
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Sponsored By
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C'C'NY Veterans* Association
CCNY Chapter of American Veterans* CommiUee
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VOLl-No. 6
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MAY 20. 1947
Allen, Crawley Receive
NewDeanAppoiHtments
Not satisfied with the recent one dollar decrease in
Army Hall rentals, a joint
committee composed of delegates fr«<in the Army Hall KCNI«leiit«i 4'ouncil. A V C and V A , has
b w n organized
to
study
new
i m a n s of o b t a i n i n g furlhrr re<)uct;u>is from iht a>iiiiirii->irati<>n.
The new* omunitt*".' AIII work
jointly with members o f a faculty
group comprising Dean J o h n J.
Thfob. Id. A d m i n i - i i a t i u n ;
l>jrector WiUiam. F . l»avis. A r m y H a l l ;
and Wulter S t a l b , Bur.-ar.
m m r o w a t 11 a.m. in all c l a s s Prose|ject for quick House
rooms. If you do not h a v e a ' stilM'ommitlee approxal
of
c i a s - at the time, you m a y c a s t
the proiHhsed Rogers Bill rose
y o u r ballot in Jtooin 20 M, hissharply last Thursday when
tory library, o r at t h e back of
t h e th»rd member of t h e t i v e m a u
t h e c a f e t e r i a . It will be necescommit I t v . IVkiigresswoman <itors a r y f o r you t o show y o u r libg i a L. l.usk, \ ' e w Me.\ico, declared
r a r y card. Be s u i e to v o t e : it
herm-lf for MR 8 7 0 t o i n c i e a * c
JS e s s e n t i a l for e v e r y o n e to
v e t e r a n s ' subsistence.
vince h i s opinion a n d elect a
Kep.
\, u s k * s
announcement
representative student governl e a v e s Robert T r i p p R o s s . N . Y . ,
ment.
and William l». Wheeler, G e o r g i a ,
j a s the only o p p o s i n g m e m b e r s on
Noicin^tion applications for
t h e committee a t p r e s e n t .
Chairm a n H o m e r A. Barney, O h i o , and
t h e A t h l e t i c Association KxecuW, H o w e s Meade, K e n t u c k y , h a v e
t i v e B o a r d will be accepted i n
a l r e a d y signified their a p p r o v a l o f
t h e A A office until T h u r s d a y .
the measure.
E l e c t i o n s for the
Presidency,
Upon return from W a s h i n g t o n ,
Vice-Presidency, and S e c r e t a r y w h e r e t h e y joined t h e nation-wide.
s h i p v f the Board wilt be held
"Operation S u b s i s t e n c e " p r e s s u r e
in Ixrwisohn S t a d i u m o n 'May
d r i v e o n Congiiess, V e t e r a n s A s s o c 29. O n l y A A members can p a r iation d e l e g u l e s Max S a p a t k i n a n d
t i c i p a t e in t h e elections.
V
/ l<eiiny S c h w a r t z vigorously urgent
all v e t e r a n s to c o n t i n u e t h e i r lett e r b a r r a g e on m e m b e r s o f the
Veterans
Affairs C o m m i t t e e
of
both congressional h o u - e s .
Through the point efforts o f tlie
aforementioned individuals a -supplementary appropriation w a s obThe appointment of two new deans, effective September tained from t h e Board o f E s t i m a t e
1, was announced last night by Dr. Harry N. Wright, presi- to 4-ov«r the m a i n t e n a n c e o f college
fent of the college. William Allen will head the School of facilities in A r m y H a l l . T h e origTechnology while Dr. Sumner L. Crawley is to become As- inal high rentals c h a r g e d at the
sociate Dean of Students. The appointment of Walter Stalb residence by d i e administration |
w e i e used to d e f r a y the h i g h oper- j
» Bttsintss M a n a g e r o f t h e Col-* 1 "—
a t i n g cost of the Hal) facilities. I
The Hall's obsolete power s y s t e m f
ittrftKtive to April 1, 1»47.
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and attti<|uated e q u i p m e n t , is r e - j
A member of t h e f a c u l t y « n « | l »
C h i M W
N p V t
sponsible for t h e l a r g e
mainteim, Profes.-'or A l l a n c u r r e n t l y ! M. € / XJfM/C/df'
L J CT^fnance cost.
Pivotal members of
the
SenKOipies the post o f a s s o c i a t e p r o - j nn
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iosor and c h a i r m a n of t h e l>e-, L W u l
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Reduction Justiliable
Committee
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ptrtment of Civil E n g i n e e r i n g . A s
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or.
According t o
Max
Sapatkin,!
I Bill a r e f r e s h m a n S e n a t o r I r v i n g
4m id the Technology school a n d
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wi„
c W t
ofh,ers
for
chairman o f the A r m y Hall Coun-j
V e t e r a n s a t t e n d i n g u n d e r P . ! . . , M . i v e * . N . V . . and C h a i r m a r S e n l e s s o r of civil e n g i n e e r i n g , h e ^
^
^ ^ ^ . ^ ^
earIy
cil. a further reduction in rentals j : { 4 < i « ' | 4 i w h o i n t < s n d to « I W f « r i » t o f W a y n e Mt^r^e, O i e g o n .
B:.th
• 0 succeed Dr. A l b e r t B. N e w - ;
^ ^
o f
n e x t
U justiliable because the j o i n t com- r e a d j u s t m e n t a l l o w a n c e
b e t w e e n S t . „ a t o r e h a v e reqoested
letters
aao, who is retiring and internls
S p r i n g a n d S u m m e r term* o r d u r - w i t h specific e v i d e M * o f v e t e r a n a
* M i B ( U s t i » i e to t e a « * i n g a s i - N o o i i n a t i o n s f o r t h e offices o f mittee b e H e v ^ m Q i f ~Bie ability t o
ing the Summer cannot concur- dropping or intending to leave
pvfessor of chemical e n g i n e e r i n g . ! c h a i r m a n , vice - c h a i r m a n , cores- pay o n the p a r t o f the residents
r e n t l y c l a i m leave o r s u b s i s t a n c e M-itool because of lack of f u n d s .
l>r. Crawlev c o m e s t o the C o l - ' l a n d i n g s e c y . ,
r«K-ording sw'y^ • is more imt>ortant t h a n t h e abilpayments.
In a special interview w i t h O P
to from the*Colorado S t a t e Col- t r e a - u i e i and committee c h a i r m e n . ity to balance the books of A r m y
during
th** Centennial
Charter
to of Education w h e r e , f o r the'. S t u d e n t
Council
d e l e g a t e , and Hall by the a d m i n i s t r a t i o n .
'Ready t o Work'
Day
luncheon.
Senator
R<*bert
m « g b t v e a r s . h e h a s been p r o - . M e t r o p o l i a n A r e a n-presentatix-.The
student
committee
ha^
Ari-ording to information
re- W a g n e r 0 2 . dis<-l<»sed t h a t he i- in
of educational p s y c h o l o g y . <>' A V t ; will be held a t the r e g u l a r . ^ , , ^ 1 l i i e cuik-ge f a c u l t y group
A«vordi
t < ,WN
' **? W t e r a n s Counselor S t u - f a v o r of both t h e L a n g e r ai'J
*a<l dim-tor of the D e p a r t m e n tt o f n»<eiing on T h u r s d a y , at :2:l"» in f or jj,,^,. t i I i e w ,op«-r:ttion in lhei ' *
He added:
"The
be m
mailed
SUrieat Personnel. He s u c c e e d s : Uoom V'-. Ballots will tie
a u e a j p a j ? t a n d f o r t h e T r I M W S s » r y ass.„j s .. t a r t R. Clark son from t h e U n e m - l R o g e r s Bill*.
i* »*• ***** \»st night,
"Veteran&roups
Vacation Pay
For 52-20 Club
; Clarified by VA
Dr. John L. B e r g s t r a s s e r . w h o re- i" «he membership aftev the n . c e t - j t a m . e i n a r n v i n j . a t a n agreeable• p l o p n e n t I n s u r a n c e Section of t h e . JMngw
Bill has a very g o o d c h a n c e
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s
for
a'2-W-*c
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^ t u r n e d 1^- m a i l j r e n t a r , a n i » e m e n t to take effect i n ! Labor Dept
Signed the post last y e a r to g o t o • )"£ a"" " ' " ^ '
S e n a t o r Claude
Pepper,
I'i.i.,
| f>av menus must he ready, w i l l i n g . |
the University o f C h i c a g o .
T h e <»• brought to R«a.m lOa Ixforc .. tlie near f u t u r e .
to
work
a
t
prevail
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e
the
most
brilliant
plea
yet
on
J,a
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! and able
vacancy was t e m p o r a r i l y tilled by P-'"J' - ! , w a
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P*r»od."
j h e a r d in the V e t e r a n s cas.-. S'e'i
Dr. Vnak K. S h u t t l e worth of t h e
Tlie V e t c i a n - A s s ^ i a t M n
bas ^ j
n l l l U t I I I . V i f M I I I I I H l V t ; < > n a j ( J > ; | < . a . i o n f o r ^ . ^ j M ^ m e n t • .Mor-e made a plea for k e e p i n g st.ii*tiwrtment of S t u d e n t Life.
!compieted the r.o:siina:ioi! «f c a r - !
I allowa'ir'e a " S t o p P a y m e n t N o - j d e n t s in school, not oniy for th»ir
Walter S t a l b fills a v a c a n c y e r e - d i d a t e s for i t . ir.aj>i office-, a n ^
j t i c e " will lie sent to the F i n a n c e ! o w n good hut also for t h e go::d of
»ted by the resignation o f J o h n B . • bailots A I U 1* ira led out shortly. %
jSeitior» o f the Veterans A d m i n i s - j t h e nation. The.-e t w o a r e t h e Vct^ x U i n la^t March. Mr. CtsKiwia • They ivu^t ix- returned to U**"'":
{t ration.
Sijb~e«|uent
s u b s i - u n c ; ' j e r a n ' s n*al champions.
-s Mw compt-roller a t Creighton Ifia or rnaih-d before ?, p.m.. M a y !
jeiKH-ks to w h i c h veteran* m a y lie;
A l s o t e s t i f y i n g f a v o r a b l y for :;it'aiwersity, Omaha.
2&.
l a t e s t cash returns o n the Main
, «ntiih-<l w h e n they g o off read-1 c r e a s e d subsistence last week a t
> r e n t e r - S t u d e e t Cei.tennial Fund
ju.-trnent a l l o w a n c e , will lie sJi^ht-j t h e S«'nate h e a r i n g s werr* t i e r
j«'^n!paigii sent tft*- I p t o w n drive
ly deiayetl f«»«- clearance from ;he • O m a r Bra iley. Vet-* Aiimtr.i-tr ii over the SiioOO mark, it «a.- «list'r.empn.ym.-nt Insurance Se< lion, t o r ; Chat P a t e r s o n .
!(i.»e<l
ve>ierday
ny
Kloi-ence
• M a i k o w i t z . *I7 c h a i n a d y of .<tu
dent Fund c o m m i t t e e .
This is U.e last issue of O P f a r ?
l-arr' l ^ r n a n l and Irv-*;. KraKo«With May 2 s set a s she «
**» Spring t<-rm!
s k y for new article* wit'.-ejut e n d . line date tor Centennial b«Kjk so 1 '. - -.
^ftrn the ba'uv o f S a m Coh<»n, .J.iek M >'t.le'-er for a irov! . o l u m n . itation*. i:i.- student fu:«i i- ex- ;
OP* pangs of b i r t h w e r e ca^ed
.Sy Brown fn*- v i m . v i g o r aiid vet pecte.i to hit the three ^raiwl fisr
F e a t u r i n g original
5ong^ an t
A
^h«rt o i . e n i a t . o n
"course
^ tbe supi>ort o f V A . AVC a n d ;:ffa:-s. Nat iK-ohter and h^ -tatT are w i - r t»ie fnial t a l l y i- mad'-.
for job--eek.:»a: s e n ^ r s w h o e-. • >ketche- w r i t t e n by s t u d e n t s , t.v*
fee generous ad-.ertisers. It Str\lg for our life !do:Kt--ad-. ar-i '.<> tiie
Tri»- r.i^uiaivr*: c»»iOii>tiei- lias s*-'.
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!•« • h a s iwen initial -d by the Piace- vet. 1 . " A n o t h e r Part o f t h e
<\ti.e
**Te«l a U a i i n x publicaiion a n d ' . . „
c<i-!»ibut:ori-. m»-re "."*(•«.•. . l.iMoin <'/*iTMl'»r w h e r e -tu«l*-:t
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H<-ck'• roent S e n U-e of tnc col.ege. T h e
a miiitant proponent of V e t AfT o Vt a l t e r K:;iV;;7.. **M> :S • » '
r i ; . \ r»-*J!
tf'.-^gram :s ' i e > i m H t<> a<-<|ua^nt w h e r T h e a t r e , ."ith A v e n u e a n I
*•'*. Resurrection will «»c<ur in
sng for N Y U next term, g-wv- :»'. A M . to •"'. P-M. .laily.
s e n i o i s with j'd» o,-.p.TtuniTi'» a n I U>-it.h S t r e e t , S a t u r d a y e v e n i ^ ,
^ '"•U term.
^ . ^ ,W;Xi ,. f .,„. < r:-'»it for p u t t n g
. tcrhni<|Uf- o f "seiling" l h e | ( w l v e s J u n e 21 at « : 4 a p.m.
From t!>e be|.iiiThe narsing o f O P t o s u c c e s s f u l :he pajn-r on4.,
to p n . - p ^ ' t J v e e m p i o y e r s .
T h e senior ciaj»»; a l - o p l a n s !•>
eatority has n o t been a s i m p l e ; nir.g he h*- s ^ e a t e . ^o|t <ficn s-.ie
A meeting -p-»ns«<red by tne c«.
T h e ^oi»r-» comprises a s i n g l e h"W a n outdoor dance, N u m e ' . i !
"•w^tifln a n d t h e work o f t h e . r t h e .»fl>c and at the prvit.'-- and ; . g c rteT.artnr.enr of h y g a ne. in c.»
balf hour -e^-ion. Jlr. Robert J- L i g h t s , " o n
S a t u r l a y ever.n^:.
doubtful t a a t . j u r a t i o n
* ' • ' i > more t h a n a p p r e c i a t e d . In \ w thout hi»r it i
wth
t.i»
Hay Fever
Graduate
Placement
l»ir-!;June
14.
on
the
canspa*. K n u r
S:M>tter.
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ter., a s j<*» <»?»rninirs for vario««
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tven^nc.
degree*, prrtt>+P method* of a p - ;
Mub^crihers t o O ^ n m r t w e m * r •.
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Feaurog f*Sy l-r. Ko«er
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f>ftn
p::cation, an-i -uitaMe behavior j l*^*-;; a r e e n t i t l e d t o t w o t i e d c t s
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rin
n S d i v a r t x for c h e c k i n g and
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, Alitor-1 n-cih»ef *»f t h e c U s s
f e v e r . ^>»nrwd B. l . i n k . ! ' * » i r i»»h-i«terv»rws.
and v» Waiurr K r a v . t z , Mirn)r^m
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j s e n m r y e a r l w - ^ » i n navie » ^ f i r » t ; « ; , , * * * .and Dr. A*»rah*m.«eive- of t h i s t r a i n i n g a r * u r g e d ) a t $ 1 ^ ap><ve. T.*e* d u e s aJ-o
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Sets Deadline for
Colleclion Drive
OP Signs Off 'Til Fall Term;
Staff Pledges ResmrecUon
^Senior Opus Set For June 21;
'Job Seeking9 Course For Grads
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OBSERVATION
P«g«2
PARTY PLATFORMS
Editorial
Clean Up the Campaign
Operation Beaver
We viewed with some consternation the issuance by
I he Student Liberal Committee of leaflets that lowered the
level of the election carapaiifn. We felt that it would no
longer be possible to maintain our policy of not making an
editorial statement on the elections in view of thhs. We
condemn the practice and would aa heartily condemn similar action by the Beaver party or any other group. Although
we cannot endoiKe either slate we feel we should now state
our opinion on the candidates for major offices. A check
with qualifications on pajje 3 will help you to draw your
own conclurtion*. Thix is our opinion:
Shiowitz • endorsed
Weinroth - qualified
N.S.O.
BarKman • qualified
Schwartz • endarned
Katz - qualified
Meagher - qualified
Brown - qualified
RwtfeMwaaser • unqualified
Berafcteia • anqualified
Marquit • qualified
S. C. Prmideat
Schwartz • endonted
Ratz - qualified
Vice-Prenideat
Ya«hiiio»»ky - qualified
Shapiro • qualified
Pawner • unqualified
IreaMurer
Kraft • qualified
Meaeher - qualified
Secretary
Letter to the Editors
It is with great sorrow and bit- tion of Membership Secretary and
,-rne.-^ that I am obligied to an- of Mr. Fred Pollak from the posinouce my resignation from the tion of Chairman of the (Grievance
rmsitioit of Kxecutive Secretary of & Survey C'inunittee, for reasons
(he Vets Association. This resig- akin to my own.
It is indeed very painful to be
nation is caused by the insistence
of the president of the Associa- forced out in such an ignominous
tion and some of the others of the manner from an organization with
J''.\e«-uttve Committee members-, which I have been sc closely assowho. a directors control the pol- ciated for the ^Jast three semesicie. of the newspaper OP, to at- ters, and to which I was ready and
tack the motives and actions of eajter to devote further service for
those of us who have chosen to the rest of my stay at the College.
cast otir lot with the S.I..C., a The willingnsss of some to sacripoliticu! school party which op- fice the unity and effectiveness of
poses the party with which Mr. the Veterans Association, a s well
Brown and his friemls have ailjtid as the g#od name and charavter of
themselves. At the same time, as their co-workers, to further their
my last official duty, I have t o own selfish political ends, leaves
announce the resignation o f Mr. me no other choice.
Prank Eichenberger from the posiHARRY LL'STIG
Veterans - Attention!!
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i marked 'Out of Stock' in college store wilt be •
honored at the
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Liberals' ^Program
We of the STL 1>ENT LIBERALS CO MM i n KE
have one fixed idea. That idea sounds rather stra.im
to a few people around here, but to us it sounds
pretty good. The idea i s that THK FIRST
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FOREMOST FUNCTION O F YOL'R XTt W y r
GOVERNMENT I S TO WORK A N D CARE FOR
THE WELFARE O F T H E STCDENT BODY instead of the student council serving as a sounding
board for the ideas of a small, but highly organized
political minority.
One thing must be made clear again and a-ain.
THE STUDENT LIBERALS COMMITTEE "ENOPINION SURVEYS
DORSES A N D WILL PROTECT T H E RMJHT TO
TO PINO OCT wiiat needs to be done in school
EXIST OF A N Y ST I -DENT GROUP which obey,
affairs, we will, if elected, institute, under competent
the College regulations. N o amount of propaganda
faculty supervision, regular surveys of student
from the opposition can obscure that fact. WE \ K E
opinion at least twice a term. . . . The most f retjuently
HOWEVER, STRONGLY OPPOSED TO TW?
mentioned gripe will be placed first on the Student
PROPOSITION THAT A GROUP O P INDIVIDl*.
Council agenda for immediate action at the first
ALS WHO IN ACTUAL .strength amount to l e *
meeting after the tabulation of the survey has been
than IM'r of the student body, should repre.sem (or
completed.
misrepresent, a s the case may be) the student body
in the Student Council and in the outside world
KECITAR PKINTED REPORTS
The STUDENT LIBERALS COMMITTEE does
YOC CANNOT J l DCK Student Council if you
not
wish a negative campatg;:. W e would muci
do net know what ::; go:f:g en and not going on.
rather acquaint you with our PROGRAM, which inKogular printed reports appearing at least once a
eludes the following points.
month containing minutes, important committee re( I ) SPECIFIC plans for the expansion of .scbeet
ports, and summaries of debates on vital issues, will
facilities ( t o forestall such measures at Tech eliau*
npotJight SC doings and non-doings to such an extent
nation tests).
as to reveal which of your repiesentatives are work<2) DEFINITE curriculum changes.
ing and which are not. Remember—people work
( 3 ) A Graduate School of Technology.
harder when they know they are being checked upon.
Since SC members are elected to represent yen, you
(4) Renegotiation o f Vets Administratioa coahave every right to know if they are working or not.
tract with the College, t o give veterans more beeks
if yon agree with us—
and supplies.
(»> Continued support and action for a raise a
VOTE BEAVER
Vets' subsistence.
Pick up your five page copy of the complete
( « ) A lunch counter in Townsend Harris Hall.
Beaver Plan in Room 20M.
( 7 ) A la carte lunches in Army Hall.
The following are the four basic objectives in
( 8 ) A co-ed school of Liberal Arts and Scientea.
the Beaver Plan:
( 9 ) Municipal insurance for College athletes. ~
1. To work a s a group with all students for the
<!») A s s s t h s r s U i i v e Simfeni Coundi Publicafurtherance of our aims (the 4? specific points listed
tion t o let you know what your student governmest
in the complete Beaver Plan) and to endorse the
is doing.
rights of all .student groups t o freedom of thought,
( I I ) Regnalr meetings of the four college clause*
research, eapresstttt, and organization.
(12) Elimination of final examinations for senion.
2. To increase respect for and confidence in Stu(13) Moving up of commencement by three weeks.
dent Council by making Stadent Council reflect t o a
( I t ) SPECIFIC plans for improving the jab
greater degree the opiai— and thought of t h e sto*
placement set-up by working with t h e alnmni tmi
.dent body by using Operation Beaver.
with the administration.
3. To work constructively for the benefit of the
(15) Participation in a National Students Orstudent body PRIMARILY in the administration of
ganization free from domination by any group.
its extra-curricular activities and facilities, and to
( I S ) Student referendum on all matters of get<
work for greater cooperation and understanding beeral
policy.
tween students and faculty using the Beaver Plan.
One look at the record proves that the S T l DEHT
4. To eliminate, within the framework of demoLIBERALS can carry out that program. Take for
cratic procedures, destructive and dilatory tactics on
example ASCHER KATZ, our candidate for PRESIthe Student Council and to encourage concentration
DENT. His record includes: present S . C Vice Presion activities concerned with student welfare, educadent, former S.C. President, S.C. Secretary; Presitional, social and cultural activities.
dent for Class of '46 (before he went into the Army),
A FKW OF THE 17 specific points which we will
College Bookstore Comm., member Vets Assn., mempress for are: more basketball ticket allotments to
ber
A.I.K.E., etc.
students; use of scouting system to acquire promisThe
record of aJI of our other candidates througb
ing high school athletes; boxing ami wrestling exhiIVAN SHAPIRO—Vice President
bitions in TownseiMi Harris Hall; a prominent coach
STAN WEINROTH—Secretary
for the varsity fotbali team; continued efforts to inBOB MEAGHER—Treasurer
crease necessary supply and textbook allowances;
all
the
way
down the line are similar in length and
co-eiiucation in the College of Liberal Arts and
<iuality
of
service.
Science, provhled that facilities arc available t o acThe fact that our points on Vets benefits will be
iommtMtate the increased enrollment; ciiuipment and
resolutely
pushed is assured by the presence on the
furnishings for a portion of South Hall so that it
slate
of
three
of the top leaders of your Vets Assomay .serve as a center of student life with meeting
ciation:
HARRY
L I S T I G , executive secretaij;
space, jounces, eecreatiocal f;ntlities. and a reading
FRANK
EICHKNRERGER.
membership secretary;
room ;stoppinir the use of Student Cmineil as a
and
FRED
POLLAK.
Grievance
Comm. Chairman.
medium for poJiticai evpression not in the interests
IF VOL FAVOR EXPERIENCED, CAPABLE
of the student body; an«f. of course. Beaver opinion
A N D SINCERE S T U D E N T LEADERS WHOSE
polls and regular printed rvports to the student body.
ONLY ALLEGiANCE IS TO YOC, THE STUVOTE BEAVER
DENTS. K I T E S T U D E N T LIBERALS COMMIt
ALL THK WAY DOWN THK LINE
TEE ALL THE WAY DOWN THE LINE.
DO YOli BELIKVE that college life can contain
fun a.- well as studying? Do you believe that there
are gripes that could be corrected and the school
improved by a vigorous .-tudent government reflecting the interests of the student body?
We BhAVKK CAMMDATKS aaswer
fYKS."
We believe titat tlie more direct control you exert
over vour Student Council the more constructive
will it be. Here i* our plan, calied OPEKATION
BKAVKK. to make the Student Council more representative and constructive.
Independents Sound-Off tor Themselves
W ITH FANCY PROGRAMS exuding school spirit
ONLY yea. Be independent. Vote independent.
certain ?roup> ;n City Coltece h a w landed :r.to po—SY POSSE*
l'*iVal oarties aim »i»ee JMMY C!"»«»»»= tk«»» s* w-:»i »«.-*
represent the students But which students? CetCLASS OF *4S
tamly not the average Cityite who's interested in:
SAM COHEN for president.
< 1» Getting an education with a minimum of meFor viee-pvesident DON COHKN.
cnanical difficulties i more and '•mailer classes, a simPAUL Sl'SSER for tieasorer.
plified registration porces*. lower fonchroom prices)
•
For a better PROGRAM, PROM and PLAY ard
<2» A fcnool spirit tmsed on sports, campus life, and
for the love *»f 'MIKE.*
r*iic !•• m utTiiocraiic irMitution »n»cti ranks high in
Mote Actio*
—:—
! * « Pofctk*
the academ< fieki. |3> Getting a decent job whe» be
graduates.
N O B * * * • H t W I T Z SwC. BET. t X A S S OF ! » *
m E r t l U T f t I A N S o f both prtiticai paftiev talk
pretty, hut they've bc*» on StadH* CeaacB M e
i P e r e o o o e m i o a o f alt stadtafe for a # And what h a t e they dene fer the
NOTHlNGf The. term, for
O — A g a i n * wftifc-liantmjr ami nam* ratttac.
• ...--^f,,.^ the issues- of commanism and
W — P a r Hmrr Niith luawi priees ar»«i better
..^,. ,-, • Trev d * otneticaiN •^•ftrflr eb-e
H f — L o ^ r Awny R a n rate? for v.-»—
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OBSERVATION
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P49«3
Student Council Election Lineup
OP presents
the SC etactioH /<>><<<p tHtjfi- «x u scAoo/9^
, ARNOLD M. GAINES
»• QMoamber the Constitutional Convention for a National Stu- ,. A , * , e r - S 0 C - o f C l v i l Kngineeni;]
I ^ * 2 » t i o n will take place at the Cmverstty of W i s c ^ i n . f j j ^ r
^ ^ <•** Council |
K ^ ^ o p will adopt the constitution and first years progran, j ^ ^ ^
, ^,NK
[ i •jepofflfl NSO.
i Secretary Soph Class; Treasurer
I till meetiu* will be the most significant gathering of student- 'Junior Class; Secretary KaskrrI tke hjy^ry of colleges and universities in the United States. It is ville (hem. Society.
I* ttfrowth of the Chicago Student Conference, held last December, i
Secrtflary
V hat tuoe
tine over 700 delegates representing 300 colleges resol.ed that J
I«tint
RENEE GORDON
I * ^,,14 be formed in the United States the type of representative
l!nfeat oWkWVttion which exists hi almost every otiier nation in Uie
Treasurer
^
. P A l L SUSSEK
OJY, Main Center, ^ay, is entitled to four delegates. Their task,
Legislative Comm. Vets Assoc.;
-a be to wpresent your interests in framing the constitution of an j |{u>iiies> Staff. OP; Student Fedrfttfitttwa which will affect every phase of American campus life, j rralists.
ABE BARGMAN
'IRENE SLOAN
MUL BROWN
''t*. Vets Assoc.; IntercollegPres. CCNY Chap. Student Fed-;
^ ^ ^ KeDresenlatives
U e p r
JTvrti
Cooidinating Comm.;ieralisis; Delegate Nat. Stud. Org., KRWIN MARQCIT
**,en,a|n*s
Chr.
Pub.
Ifcaber "Operation Subsistence" ', "Regional' Comm.;
"
"" "
* Kela" '
See NSO Candidates
! tions Comm. of NSO; SC IntercolBOB BERNSTEIN
BWIN MARQUIT
. legiate Affairs Comm; Memlier
See NSO Candidates
SC PBWK Affairs Comm.; SC
! Natl. Exec. Comm. of United
yHtollegiate Affairs
Comm.; | World Federalists.
GILBERT BENDIX
ftr. SC Romance Lang. Comm.;
HENRY RRYSK
Chess Club; SC Rep.; Class of
Or. Student War Board; SC Rep. ASCHER KATZ
See listing under SC Presiden- '48 Rep.; Chr. SC Intercollegiate
HJel; SC Insignia; Treas. InterAffairs Comm.; SC Public Affairs
oltgiato Unity Council; Chr. Hill- tial Candidates.
AL ROSEN WASSER
jComm.; SC Concert Bureau; SC
{iCeoawnity Actions Comm.
SC Rep. 'i9; SC Uep. Cum p u s j Romance U n g . Comm.
ONE SCHWARTZ
See listing under SC Presiden- SC Exec. Comm.; SC Lunchroom !<j|/R.\LD COOPER
Comm.; SC intersession Congress;! A m e r . j n s t
^i^ct. Engineers;
tial Csndidate.
News
Editor
Campus;
Intramural'
101 MEAGHER
i Inst, of Radio Eng.-Pres.; Sec. Eta
SC Bep. Varsity Club; SC Cen- j Manager;
Chr.
SC
Publicity Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; SC Rep.tpM Ptod Comm.; Vice Pres. j Comm.;
SC
Romance
Lang, Tech. Inter-Soc. Inter-Frat Counffeto •47; Delta Alpha; Varsity * Comm.; SC Boatride Comm.
cil.
Swianing Team; Varsity Base j BOB MEAGHER
VICTOR EDELSTEIN
Idl Team; Fencing Team ManaSee listing under SC Treasurer ALFRED FROH
fa.
'Candidates.
Debating Society
SALLY RICHMAN
SC Rep., '4* (Ih.wutuwm; Ticker
.Staff (Downtown): Sociology Soc.
SC Kep.; SC Itilerrollegiute Affairs
Comm.;
SC
Social
Functions
Corn in.; Girls Varsity Itaskelbal'.
RICHARD RIKGKLHALPT
Amer. Soc. of Civil Ki.guieer-:
Tech News Staff; SC Uep. of '4K.
MAX SAPATKIN
VA Housing Comm.; Army Hull
Council; AVC.
mittee; Recording Sfc-'y of Hilel;
Man*
Executive
Council- Hiliel
Bn^g*
ugiug Editor Hit lei New
'*M.
PETER PAULStlN
Sec'y YPCA; Chairman S|)ecial
Labor Cominittee PCA; InlercolieKiate Council PCA.
HAROLD S. POLLACK
Pres. Hiliel, SC Kep.; li.tercoTlegiate Zionist Fed of America;
Yiddish Club; Hiliel; VA.
STANLEY ROTH MAN
SC Major Insignia; SC Rep. DeCLASS OF '4» OFFICES
batinj; So«-iety; SC Kep.. '18; SC
President
Executive Committee; SC School
Affairs Com. Chairman; SC PubHAROLD I'OLLACK
S<* Uep. Clas< ,»f '49; Staff of licity Committee; SC Rules ComOP; UWFF, Legislative Comniil mittee; Lavender Handbook Cotnj mittee;
liitersession
Conirress;
tee Vets A.ssoi'iatiou.
Member Debate Society.
AL ROSEN WASSER
JACOB SCHL1TT
See NSO Candidates.
Perry '49.
Vice President
DAVID STOPSKY
Gov't and Law Society.
THEODORE KOSTOS
AVC; VA; Carrol Brown Society; VP Gov't and I^».w Soc.;
CLASS OF *50 OFFICES
Joint Council for Soc. Sci.
President
AL TAUBER
FRED HALPERN
ASMK; VA Grievance CommitSC Member; SC Centennial
tee; SC Increased Facilities Com- Comm.; Sec'y Class of '50.
mittee; SC Administrative Com- GEORGE M. HAKTMAN
mittee; Staff of OP.
JEROME LEV1NRAD
Copy Editor, Class P a p r ; VecClass Representatives
tor Staff; Tech News; Sound and
FRANK EICHENBERGER
Fury.
Membership Sec'y VA; Execu- HAIG MANOOGIAN
tive Secretary VA; AVC; ADA;
Alpha Phi Omega; Armenia-t
SUA; Hackett '49;
l^klativej^^p,;^^';;
t'om. VA; Intercollegiate Unit NORMAN MORDKOFSKY
Council; Student Christian Asso- HERBERT WENER
viation.
STAN WITKOWSKI
HOWARD FALK
Student Council Rep. iJarteriolA IKK; Intersession Congress: ogy Soc.; Facilities- Committee;
Treasurer; Council Rep.; IRE So- Intercollegiate Affairs Committee;
cial Director; THC; Associate Ed. House Plan Building Committee.
Tech News; Sigma Phi Omega.
Vice President
EDWARD FLOWER
SHELDON FINKEL
SC Kep. Class of '50; Class of
Kosteling Club; PCA; Radio
'50 Council; Public Affairs Com*
Club.
mittee; Alpha Phi Om*en.
A I A I N E. GKRSHEN
ASCK; Hiliel; Assl. Ed. of In- EUGENE H. HOPF
Class of '50 Sec., ("ass of '50
fluence Line.'
Vice Pres.; Tenuis Team; House
S T A V P X HALPERN
* Secretary History Soc.; VA; Plan.
(Continued on Page 4)
AVC
1 ABRAHAM M. FUCHS
S Kta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi;
ASIBER KATZ
GENE SCHWARTZ
y p ' A m e r . Inst. Elect. Engineers.
SC President; SC Vice PresiVets Assoc. Vice President;
(WALTER B. GROSSMAN
* * SC Secretary; Vets Associa- R e p . StvAfrA
Exec
Counci,;
i SC Rep. for ASCE; Tech News
MR; American Vets Committee; _
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, Co,nm
F a c i t < a iomm
, ler
Amr. Inst of Elec. Eng.; CCN Y j
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, .Staff; Hiliel; House Plan.
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to Natl. Students Or*.:!*© ** *** Affairs Comm.; Student! NORMAN HURWITZ
Sec. of Xi Alpha Pi; Eco. So
SC Executive Committee; Pre*. Faculty Comm. on Student affairs
ciety;
Sec. Govt, and Law Society.
Jaior Class; Sec. Soph. Class; — Planning Committee; IntercolHARRY
LUSTIG
Itetturer Frosh Class; Member- legiate Affairs; CCNY Delegate to
Vet* Assoc.: SC Rep.; Exec.
Faculty Comm. on Student NSO; Comm. for N a t Stud. Org.:
- . . , » . / .
r-u
Afairs; Chairman-Soc. Functions Sec. Met. * . Y. Regional Comm. S « . ; S e c ^ g . s l . t , v e Comm.; Chr.
Canm^ SC Frosh
Orientation for NSO; Vets Assoc. Rep. to !n-iS< Membership Comm.; SC Public
dam.; SC Publicity Comm.; Ma- tereollegiate Vets Co-oitlinating j Affairs Comm.; Contnoutor, Sound
jv Letter-Varsity Club; Lock & Comm.; Amer. Society of C i v i l - a ' * F*"*Eey.
Engineers.
{ROBERT MARTIN
i Debating Soc.. SC Uep.; Treas.
VICE-PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL
LLOYD McAULAY
iPhi Alpha Theta.
« LINK FOR SICK WATCHES
Pres. of Wiley '49; Treasurer
|
FRED
POLLACK
Dependable repairs - reasonable
IVAN" SHAPIRO
STPOSNER
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r ', . ei* c^.; .1
Vets Assoc.; Kxec. Comm.: <'lir. of YPCA; CCNY-PCA Kep. to
rates - Ask for Mr. A.
SCSecietary; Chairman Student; SC Rep. Class of 4>; St social
*"'
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State Council; Delegate to Stat«;
„. _.
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c.»' D„~t-i L» ' Onevanee t omm.; ot, Kep.. -m,
Get 10% Discount.
ftv Board; SC Executive Comm.; i Functions Comm.; SC Boatnde;
...
^
Convention PCA; Student F«*deralJULIAN REITMAN
H
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X A I I W A T C H CO.
^ ^ cf ^
^ ^ ^
Vets
Veto Assoc. Rep. to SC; Editorial I Comm.; SC School A f f a i ^ C o m m . ^
» • W. 34 St.
I I M * toon *<t»*
ist>.
S(*n Mo. 7
0ai»ti<f Han» :
Staff Merrnrv. Hiliel N e w s : Hot?.** Sec. Debating Society; Pub Di- Assoc.; I^gLslative Comm.; Exec. AKLENE PAIGIN
r»?«Ti*n Stert: 2M Main Strtft
Htn Social Function Comm.; Exec. ( rector-Debating Soc.; Orchestra. iConim.; Consultant, OP Managing
SC Rep. *•*(>; SC Facilities Comm :
Manber-Govt-Uw Society; CCNYj D . % V , D | ^ YASHINOWSKY
Rnmns
1 mittee: SC Social Functions Com! Board.
Cftmjtlim»'ta (tf A V t
bp- to Met. Intercollegiate SC;
CCNT Rep. to Met Intercollegiate j See. Pro Tern of SC; Pn... Cam- „,
War Ilo«d; Sec. SC Centennial « » C!«w: <-hamnan SC f o r d r t ^
.SA!\nV«ICH
Comm.; Co-( hr. Administrative - ^
Committee-, SC Insignia.
t'omnt.; Lunchnmrn Comm.; Pho-jjgr
CPP. THE rccn auiy>iSG
j to-Editor '4N Microcosm; A e r o - j ^
SECRETARY OF
r
jL5Ltq-oa.gtt-fl-cj<.<La.aj?.o.o.cjL!Liuui
tiautk-al Soc.; SC Insignia.
"as
STUDENT COUNCIL
PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL
fttrwrfmin in vvri
City College Store
1ARC SHIOWITZ
|
TREASURER OF
|§
Vtfe Assoc.; I^^islattvp Comm
STUDENT COUNCIL
: =
£«««. Comm.; Subsistence Comm.:'
K O . | . T
SC Rep, of VA; SC M e m l > e r s h i P \ H \ *™
„
%f . , „ . r ( v y Dei-;sE
C-w..; SC Concert Bureau.
« **** * ? * *' ^ l ^ .
=
CTk«« « .
1 e^ate to M e t Inter. CoL SC; ( h a i r - : ^
STANLEY WEINROTH
j^ ^
S
C o n r w t B u r e a o ; SC Facil- [
Amer. Inst, of Electrica? Engm- ; i t i e s C o m m %
=
• « ; SC Rep.; Publicity DTcctor;
S
R . . R V S T F | ^
AmlTT** S n " ; I n s t v,f K-d; .. * " » ».K>>*™*
=
t o w e r s ; House Plan: S i g m * :
P w * Tech. Inter .Soe.-I«ier f r i t
SC
^Pt* Tau; Tech- Inter. Soc. In jCouTicii; Editor in chief-Vrrtor
^ ^ 5 * Council: Tech New.*: Vec iKep.: SC Insisnia: V i e l*«e
i Ai>»er. I.^t. of Eiect. Kr.i'lor.
CUSS OF *4* OFFICES
President
Vke President
| DON HMYM
\
t ampns Sport.- Editor;
*'»X.ARD D. GOCDSTF.IN
;
Assocrw. ikwot"'"^ ?-?ry^^i^nt 4J»; PresMtent ASpba
^ ^ • e g a ; Chr. SC Rules Comm.; i c o m m . : O P N e w ^ S p o r t
* • * • S<' Exec. Comm.: Chr. SC • i^ick and K«>; '
**& Functions Comm.: S<' Ma- respondent
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** bteignu: Lock and Key.
Sth*
MBWAlf
Treaswrer '4S; Amw. S o c Ci^il
COBEN
• f OP; PtMirity Direeter \ E n g i n e e r ; Big Br^her Comm.:
JJ: Vie* r w * . Ui SC Rep, linitedj
C M M R . ; JV B M C M H
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ANNOUNCES ITS
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OBSERVATION
Peg* 4
j^a»»oyg6C5etttfi>4>*ftVdTy
Student Council Candidates
(Centin»e#frem Pago S)
C. HAROLD WOODti
SecreUry
EILEEN FEl-tfMAN
Editorial SUff Vector; Hou^e
Plan, Megerun; Ba-ketball S<vad.
HKLMA YABLOMCK
Student CouMril Uep. Clas<« of
'6«; U-t'ard Committee; Centennial Committee; Centennial Ball
Committee; Spring Fling.
Treasurer
JOSEPH KOSEXZVEKi
ClaHB Representatives
HKRMINK AARONSON
Claj:s of 'oO N'ewspaper; Sound
and Fury; Hiliel; House Plan;
Concert Hun-uu
i t NE U R I N H I T
Hiliel Publicity Commiut-*-; Hillel Social Comm. and Exec. Council; .l>rairi-<»c Publicity rcunm.;
House Plan; Aerouautio ttlub.
JACK MONDKRER
Vet. Assoc. Legislative <'omm.;
Columnist for OP; United World
FederuliKt; VetV ASWH-. Exec.
BKRNICE BELMONT
Campus
Newsboard;
Concert
Bureau; Sa^ldle <'iut>; American
Youth Hostel; Pres. B n g g s House;
House Plan MemberKhip Comm.;
ClasH of '50 Rep. Spring '47.
HAROLD HOFFMAN
Class of '50 Rep. Spring '47;
(Tenlennial Cominittee; Govt, anil
Law Society; House Plan Building Comm.
TEDDY KKPES
Class of '50 Paper; House Plan
Council; Camera Club; Americans
for Democratic Action; SLID.
HOWIE WASSERMAN
Chairman SC Publicity Comm.;
SC Facilities
Comm.; V K : A ;
House Plan.
DORIS LITE
Secretary I) ram soc;
Dramsoc
Prodnrtiuns: SC Social Functions
Comm.; SC Centennial
Fundi
i'oimi'., Hou.-e Plan.
'
MitiE
WKtNBKHO
Carnival Publicity; Dramsoc Kre c ; Bijj Bntther Com in.; Centennial Rail Comm.
SEYMOt R REISIN
YPCA Activities Direirtor; Deleirate to YPCA Conventiun; Hou>e
Plan.
I.KI»N COHKX
A YD
AKTHIR A. LIKE
EtX) S«M-iet>-; llou.-^e Plan S«»cial
Fuociiuiis Cdinm.; House Plan
< ouncil.
VIRGIL JOHANNES
Treasurer lfc.dio Club: Studfiit
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1634 Amsterdam Ave.
ARMY HALL
CANTEEN
• SODA FOUNTAIN
• DRUG SUNDRIES
• TOBACCO
8:30 A.M. to 9:30 Pjrf.
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For Your Pleasure
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Your Seats Are Waiting ! !
NO MORE ARMY TRAYS
WE'RE USING PLATES NOW
ARMY HALL CAFETERIA
Breakfast 7-8:30a.in.-50c
or A I* Carte
Lunch 12-1:00 p.m.-65c
S ?pper 5-6:30 p.iii.-75c
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Well Balanced
5 Course Meals
Plus Bread and Butter
Secretary
BLANCHE TENKNBAUM
Treasurer
SIMON GEORGE GHITELMAN
ClasR Representatives
NORMA.N ZABUSKY
Bklyn Te«h. H. S.
RICHARD T1GHE
SYLVIA FEDERBL'SH
A M ' f A SCHERR
KMANKL SILVERSTEIN
Open To All Students - Seats Always Available
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"ANOTHER PART
OF THE CAMPUS'
The Senior Class Night Musical
June 2 1 . 1 9 4 7 - 8 : 4 5 P.M.
HECKSCHER THEATRE
Prices: By subscription to Commencement Ihies (2 tickets per
suh>cription) or $1.20 (incl. tax)
per ticket. All seats reserved.
SY POSNER
THK © \ I A I^I^PE^DEVT C\M>ID\1>: FOR
S.C. VICE PRESIDENT
1—Has performed more concrete service for City
College than his 2 opponents COMBINED.
2—Has more qualifications for the job than his 2
opponents COMBINED.
3—is endorsed by student leaders who want less tinhorn political hacking, and more concrete work
for the student body:
(a)--lncrease lunchroom and study facilities
(b)—Lower lunchroom prices
(c)—More liberal curriculum
(d)--More SCHOOL spirit
<e)—Increased Subsistence
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ELElTRICAL SI PPLIKS
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JAMES GREENE
Stuyvesant High School
CURT S. L1LIENFELD
JEROME CROSS
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1616 AMSTERDAM AVE.
Opp. The Tech Building
Viee President
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WALTER KRKT
Kklyn Technical H. S.. Feb. ••17, j
President of Class; Capt School
Service S<iuad; Pres. l.ongfellow
OrganiEation; Cooil t.ov't Awar»l
at Graduation; School Service S«jd.!
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KMANI EL KATELL
James Mourue ll.S.. (iraduated;
.Mercury Staff; Pulse Staff; House
Plan Member; Dramsne Member.
ARTHUR A. ARDUXA
ROBERT SOBERMAS
Stnyvesant H. S.; Member of
Senior Council; Arista; President,
Vice Pres. of CUs*.
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iVaVCT CLEANEI3
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BERNARD LEV IN E
Bavkerville Chemical S o c ; Sect.
C^hen 'M Houte; Megarou SUIT;
Cbem. School Baseball Team; Hiliel.
ARTIE KATZ
Editor Ciasis of '30 Paper; Camera <'lub; Hou.«> Piaii.
IKYINC. ABRAMS
JACK LKVITT
SOPHIE WI DM AS
CLASS OF '51 OFFICES
Preiddent
May 20. 1947
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A VOTE FOR SY W i l l SATiSFY!
BUY
them from ••<*.••
SELL them to us
STI Df.XT« — like all other Americam in the /M-csent emergency
— ore obligated to economize to the limit. Textbooks must b*
put to the utmost use — sold and retold by undents
ereryuhere.
M e are ideally equipped to help you ease your otcn burden as
well as Uncle Sam's.
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T§.\Tmmmus. smin
Used books by fte tens ol thou^nds—the largest slock itt
Amenca—.atsote you maximum sevings in cask. We can supply new books to tkose who prefer uew.
Well ^lodly pay cash lor your unwanted textbooks-Bot-i
-bnag em bock a W - wfcl- they still command a worthwkilo price We pay I0e on the dollar mot* wken they're
eccoapeaied by Used Book Bonus Coupon*, enclosed m
• peoct>c*Uy «U books sold by us.
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