Edgemont High School - Respectus Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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The following is an in-depth-analysis, focusing on the carrying THE BOX from CM STAFF: Row 1: M. Glick, B. Cale, M. Kaufman, I. Libman, j.D. Sciarra, T. Kray, M. Hankin, H. Tucker, D. Weisman, E. Bruckenthal, C. Kurtz. Row 2: K. Fang, R. Bordoni, L. Shapiro, L. Lustgarten, A. Crystal, N. Karwa, A. Dresner, T. Essey, 1. Stern, E. Friedman. Row 3: D. Silver, N. Marchi, C. Dicker, L. Touger, M. DeSedle, A. Einhorn, C. McGrath, l. Triesman, M. Longo, K. Flynn, R. Buff. Missing: l. Thaler, T. Anbinder, M. Darlington, R. Steinman, S. Cash, M. Levins. activities CAMPUS MO THLY CAMPUS MONTH fi. A school to Hillary's and back, lost second year of CAMPUS MONTHLY. . .'77-'78 wastheyear of the muckrakers who put EHS on the map and in the NY Times with the famous sex survey, the year that proved things are always better the 25th time around. We developed a talent for Mad Libs-style headlines CNoun: or Zi and horrible puns. The SS crunch put us under pressure, but Miriam's 5-finger method of getting even with the typist kept layout costs down. Production was always frantic: we exhausted ourselves CM EDITORS: Row 1: W. Stern, 1. Triesman, D. Winograd, L. Steinman, N. Khaner. CM ED'T0R5 N'CHlEFf B- CFYSUI, H- copy in the office mess, made Roger and Erik print photos at 1 a.m., stayed up all night, and missed our deadlines anyway. Brad kept us from getting too neurotic. To sick jokes and hysteria we said remember that for the April Fool's issuel while we dreamed about a 36-page master- piece. We wondered about next year l Linda needs a staff! l, and decided that we are the Golden Age of CAMPUS MONTHLY . . . Thanks always to Mr. Goldberg. ,Y ii .ig ,Lv Y Mantis. Row 2: R. Eth, E. Honig, K. Lang, I. Wilson, B. Dworetzky, L. Laubich, T. Stamas, M. Jaffe. Missing: P. Deschamps. 191 .'?. a saw

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activities ' I CHANTICLEER: Row 1: M. Jaffe, K. Fang, C. Iaffe, P. Riggs, L. Steinman. Row 2: D. Schacher Teitelbaum, E. Friedman, l. Wilson, R. Goldman, H. Tucker, M. Hankin. ETV xf V I 7 Q W sf , i ' ' .--- kg-Q . . 5 l .T l l l 'A Qi .r ,,.. . ,..,. ...., 5 s .. X i t ' ik f The Chanticleerlllsoard hasf and Pf0V9n that literature sure ain't died. The greatelfwtriters in our school publish in our mag first. Mrs. Heyle has helped .e.i usjyedit stuff in the passed, but nowadays, we does our ownfwbrk. When wefegrrter. Sage Heyle's great meeting-hall of A+5, we are by thespoetic expressionsof fellow scholars. Andswhan that with his shoures sote, and smale fowlesl maken melodiyeilwe chooseth the material which will be immortalisednin verse and . -A 5 fl Q - Ii ifw ,L lr ' Q PRES Ellllllg 7' is 4 ETV is the5TV station that htasa news show with class. its alternating anchormen arereminiscent of Ted Baxter and Walter Cronkite. ETV weather makes Tex Anto,ine happy that he'sistill on Channel 5, and sports is theilfhighlight of the show. Into gossip? Cookie's spot makesithis reporter feel3lilEefshe's watching Rona Barrett's smarter sister. And if nothing else appeals ,.,, to you, the opening music is terrific. Good night ilii antlfggood news. ,. .. T -..J- 190 ETV: Row 1: T. Russo, I. Lamser, D. Deschamps, M. Hankin. Row 2: D. Weisman, K. Lang, D. Flynn F Lichtenthal, A. Burrows, I. Smith. Row 3: B. Gale. Missing: 1. Freed, P. Deschamps, D. McDonald R Resnick, P. Liesman, M. Rosen, T. Nolan, Mr. Cleary.

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activities s is L i i V: : 1 s . I .t s Q .ii an Q 3, 5 RESPECTUS Job th Hi . i s - -' i il we--'r f I mi ? ' New ' 5 L. L s tg ,f , wi n-xlA 1 ru l 'lt 1, V 5 fad A f . x..A....f' if 2. i l l K' K ' E ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,...,.,,,a,.,...M .,.. . 3 1 ' ' 1 'l Q ' l E ii l QM .... Ma., 'Ns l . M14Q.TgJ ' K 5 . ies.: ' ' -ll Did you know that the child labor laws were repealed at the beginning of this year? Neither did the Respectus staff, but we soon discovered the unfortunate situation. As newly exploitable slaves, we first worked to exhaustion putting out the summer supplement - and then we realized there was a real yearbook to produce too. We mastered the art of layout, but we were totally un- XXX X We ,- H K ,k,. 1 V., X. ' :wh 3 ik' va . 1 rg Y A ru -4 ,.s. 1 -.... f ,. -,K +1 --- -.ax i g N E LIV i ,WJ - A X5 'eg ax . .,L. ., , ,V 1 K W N ,tixxg v KG . -g Z.. .. ww j i ity . ,,,,. , ,A X N - N-X. .x' 37' L in 'imxgi ' W -A . N,ySf V- I . W x. Xxks. , , 4, ' . . .x,, Xyriqi ff 'i 'iii 4 sa s -.T's'. .. .. A x. 1' I 192 . : is 2 , ..,. S. ., X 3 ., prepared for our next task -- heavy construction work. Once the yearbook office was finished, and we had learned to traipse in and out of the Blier's abode without being too disruptive, the long hard struggle began. From the start, the staff was plagued with disaster. Pic- tures had to be scheduled, taken, rescheduled, retaken -- until Peter sent a cake of apology to our photographer. Above: Row 1: L. Eskay. Row 2: L. Lustgarten, E. Friedman, L. Laubich, B Dworetzky. Row 3: M. Jaffe, 1. Frankfurt, D. Winograd. Row 4: D Lefkowitz, L. Rivlin, B. Gale, 1. Leven, S. Weiner. Left: P. Blier, 1. Klein. ,-i I