Forest Hills High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest Hills, NY)

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IIUREST HILIS HIGH SCHOOL umni Mociafion 'tio Tltl-1 Class or .ILJNIAQ I030: Xvelcome to time Greater Forest Hills Community consisting ol' some tilree tll0llf sanct graduates ol' our scllool. organizecl as an Alumni Association. Ttlrougll tile :Xssociation you can lceep in touclw witll your sctwol and fellow classmates tlwrougli tile years to come. Fine lirienclslwips can lJe maintained tilrougll tile Association. anti aulctecl lo your growing circle ol interests and contacts. Xvitll the llelp oi Dr. l.eo R. Ryan and Fir. ixtartin J. Delman tile Alumni Asso- ciation was incorporatect uncter time memlderstnp Laws ot tile State ol' New Yorlc on Ntay Vi. l940. TllllS an organization was Created wllicli will encture tllrougll ttie years. Tire following memlmers ol tile faculty have given us lielp in founding ami maintaining tile Association: ixliss Renee J. Fulton, ixlrs. ixtccanna, iwtessrs. Spata, Snizelc. Cascio and ixlilllll6tlIlf'l'. All memlmers ol' time statti llaye contrilwuteft in many ways. Vvlxat part can you play in time Association? I. Attend Alumni Reunions eactm year. 2. Become an active lnemlyer of your class committee. Consult your Per- manent Ctass President. 3 Volunteer tor activities ttlat interest you. as suggestect from time to time in time Alumni News. ft. inform us immecliatety at time scimoot ot ctlange of actctress. 6. Sencl personal news items to ttie Alumni Nexx's at tile scllool. 6. Pay your clues annually oi 31.003 or 333.00 for a lite Ntemlaersilip. Permit me to wislm you gooct luclc in all your encteavors ami rememimer tllat we will always ine interestect in your progress. Sincerely yours. KA'I't'tl.EliN SXVI.iti'l'MAN .l.-XNC.-X. President

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L W ' means ol' a cup ot wine poisoned Ken and his two understudies, Harold ixlittleberg and i.arry Schafer. Luckily Dr. Don Chemaine was in the audience and with the help oi Frank ixiiete, a painless dentist, they were able to administer an antidote: thus the boys lived and were ahte to turn in their deadly pins. Even such hard to find people as Doris Schaffer, President ot the NVomen's League tor VVomen's Leagues, were heard from. The President and Veep oi a subsidiary organization, The Artists' Club of Greater New Yortc, were former graduates, and so Ntartha Reed and Susan Lowey sent their pins along too. Doris got' in touch with Helga hiarcus and Harriett Salinger. Helga was running a kindergarten for Sweet Young Chitdren and Harriett was abty assisting her as chitd psychologist and all around handy man. Together they rounded up tive pins because Harriett had hap- pened to meet ixliriam Blumberg in the street one day. btimi, the author of uGenius Turned Housewife, an autobiography. rounded up the pins of Louise Goldwasser, star ol' stage, screen, radio, television, the opera. and ballet, and Shirley Henschel. otten referred to as the .Robert Frost oi Queens County... Several members ot the class had been piclced tor prominence in the musical world. Finding them was comparatively simple because alt had won tame and fortune. Roger Hiller was a soloist with the Forest Hills Philharmonic, and Ruth usophien ixtaurer and Connie Titus were featured with Pat l.ombardo's Royal Rangers. in this group too. were Bob Van Gutteld and his ctairvoyant 'cello. The hand's slogan was The Sweetest ixtusic This Side oi 110th Street and 67th Roadf' Jacques l.ipetz and Neil Silverman, as press agents tor the group, had made the world lmow who they were. Big names in the news were those of Tony Banome and Toots Bron. Tony danced with his famous stuffed doll at Toots Bron's nightclub. Sharing the bill was that hitarious funnyman, George Cohen. The clique was very glad to he ol' help and so remitted their pins without detay. Ken pollaclc too. was easily liound. Having talcen the Xvimbledon and tjavis cups the past summer he was then organizing the first co-ed baslcethatl team. On this team were hiarshal l.owe, Danny Hirsh, Ann Enea, Charlene Solow and Barbara Landa. Their tirst game was against Carol Fasslefs Lafayette Boys. All these people were glad to search through old attics to find their pins. Joan Robbins, Bunny Rostyn, Helen Schenker, Paul Sanders, and Herby Germaise had set up their own Supreme Court. They claimed that Rudy Nlantet, the Flying president. had his head in the ctouds. Defending Rudy were Jerry Evans and Glenna Lewis: however, they stopped their great trial to return their Senior Pins. After the remaining pins had been collected in this manner, the schoot rushed them down to a vautt where they were buried. The pins went oft on June 2, as expected, but nothing was damaged except a lew trunlclnuls ot old Regents papers which no one missed anyhow. I' qi -is fix b if Q. fs ' ' gf-XM an 543 is O J' ' is KRHMER 1950

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we padding ara e LUNCHES Freshman: Spefiat, vegetaibtc ptute. Iwo miIIcs, ctessert Sophomore: Satact, two mitics, ctessert Iunior: Sanctwictl and miIIc Senior: I.unvI1 Irom Imma- CLUBS l:l'PSIll1llUlI Al'Iil1!? ITIHHIIDPI' Off CIIPSS CIIUID, I,Il0IOQ'filpIly Litlltl. XJIOIIPYINIII LWIIIII. Tennis CIUIJ, and Chee-ring Squad SOPIIOWIOTPI AIUYTIBQT Of! SIRIIIISII QTIIIIJ, FI'f'l'N'Il CNIUIJ, EIFKI I:OI't St I.9ilVt'S Iunior: Belongs to: Be-aron Staff Senior: Inactive AISSENCE NOTES Freshman: Ijear Sir: IDICIIS9 PXFUSC' lily EIIISCIHY' Inst ,I-IlllI'SKIily HIKI Ijfiflily US I Ililii cI0utJIe DIIPIIITIOIIIH. SOPIIOIIIOTOI To WI'l0IYl nlily COIICCFIIZ I was absent Iast XVecInescIay, Tilursctay, anct Frictay In-cause I Inari to visit ttle ctortor ami tI1e ctentist. Iunior: Sir: I Ilact a r0IcI Iast weeti. Senior: Atmsent In-cause ot Spring Vvf-r-In-mt at Corneit BOYS' GYM Freshman: Ran time track IIIFCC times toctay. Fe.-I gfreatt Sophomore: It was tough but I ctici it. Iunior: Harctty got started Senior: Iim Ilere. arentt I? 01715 0 NIT. IDHICII ...... Fir Ixtr. . Gittary ...... Lazarus ..... Ntr. Zisowitz ....... Ixiiss Stedman ....... ixir. Xvitson ........ Fir. Kerr ............. Ntr. Barttett' ............. Ntiss If:llQ't'IIlitl'lII ....... IJCIIOFC tilt' NVIIISIIC IJICXY ,MAJ 0l'l'l Lam LU' ZCLCAQPJ .....MI'I1is year I'm reaIIy cravtcing ftown just so Imappens that I have I1ere -- .... IXIr. Niantieimer atways says tI1e cute things on your teel. I.ittIe IBTOIIIPFI ............UI.et's matte a propottion ................ PR0IEC l'!.I!!! BONI!!! UTOIIIICIH ZPI' -- n 0