Knowing what the school's alumni are doing with themselves since graduation.
Music
Alumni Music:Pop Tony Bennett and the late Dick Roman; Jazz Diana Perez; Jazz-Funk Lenny White of Return to Forever; Rock the late Eric Carr, KISS drummer; HipHop/Soul/Rap Pharoahe Monch; House/Tribal House Roger Sanchez; Heavy Metal and World Metal Ivan de Prume of White Zombie and Healer; Metal/Psychedelic/Rock Morgan Liebman of SuperVillain; Heavy Metal and World Music Carlos Alvarado of NeuroBox and Visa; Hardcore/Punk/Metal Hank Hell of Inhuman; Rock Mike Nicoletti of Underhanded; Robb Ingram of Social Fuse; Rock/Alternative John Sid of The John Sid Band; Rockabilly Bob Brunswick of Dungaree Dogs; Folk Yvonne
Movies
Alumni Movies: Films by Ralph Bakshi, Class of 1957, as writer/director: Fritz the Cat (1972), Heavy Traffic (1973), Coonskin (1975), Wizards (1977), Hey Good Lookin' (1982), Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures (TV series) (1987), Christmas in Tattertown (TV special) (1988), This Ain't Bebop (live action) (1989), Cool and the Crazy (TV movie, live action) (1994), Babe, He Calls Me (1997), Malcom and Melvin (1997), Last Days of Coney Island (possible 2007 release). As director: J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings (1978), American Pop (1981), Fire and Ice (1983), The Harlem Shuffle (music video for the Rolling Stones)(1987), Dr. Seuss' The Butter Battle Book (TV special)(1989), Cool World (1992), Spicy City (TV series) (1997).
Heroes
The four young art teachers who founded our school in 1936: Henry Cordes, Mildred Harston, Jerod Magon and John B. Kenny -- who was the school's principal from 1941 - 1965, and for whom the Kenny Gallery is named.
Our wonderful teachers, who inspired us all: Sculpture teacher Frank Eliscu, who designed the Heisman Trophy, among other known works of art; Creative Writing teacher Daisy Aldan, who was an accomplished actress, author and poet; History and Social Studies teacher Shelby Gomprecht Schmidt, who taught us to speak up and speak out, and inspired us to become leaders; Cartooning teacher Charles Allen, who worked in the industry but could never sign his name to his work because he was Black; and all the other wonderful art teachers who knew what they were teaching because they worked in the field doing what they taught.
Our classmates who died fighting for freedom: In World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam and Iraq. May they Rest in Peace.
And our alumni who lived through 9/11, barely escaping with their lives; those who sold their art to raise funds for the widows and children of those who perished, and those who worked at Ground Zero to help make us whole again.
Art and Design Alumni's Details
Status:
Single
Here for:
Networking, Friends
Hometown:
New York
Zodiac Sign:
Gemini
Education:
High school
Occupation:
Art School Alumni Association
Art and Design Alumni's Schools
Art & Design Hs
New York, NY
Graduated: N/A
Student status: Alumni
Clubs: Art and Design Alumni Association, Inc.
1960 to Present
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CELEBRATING Final Sin ISBN 978-1-935407-300 and National EMS Week
Midnight May 17th, 2009 – Midnight May 23rd, 2009
To celebrate the release of Final Sin, an exciting murder suspense with intriguing real-life Emergency Medical Services scenes and storyline, Chelle Cordero and Vanilla Heart Publishing are pleased to announce we will donate $1 per copy sold during launch party week to the Stony Point Ambulance Corps Youth Squad, where youths age 14-18 receive training and experience in the field of Emergency Medical Response, under the direct supervision of highly skilled, professional responders of the Stony Point Ambulance Corps.
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“I want to acknowledge the commitment and dedication of the members of our emergency services, the people who answer a stranger’s call for help. Some volunteer and some are career; each one puts themselves on the line for another. These are the people who are ready and willing to respond to emergencies 24-hours a day and 7-days a week regardless of the inconvenience and dangers they may face. These heroes make our world a better place.
This book is also in honor of every name on every EMS, Police and Fire Department memorial in our nation.” ~author Chelle Cordero (NYS Volunteer EMT & A&D alumni class of 1971)
