Jamaica High School - Folio Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1959 volume:

I-' 01.10, 1959 2 IILIO, 1959 ' Q QI Sis 27' X I3 I :ig 31 5 -. I I XMI, wi X IS5' , , In 11, 03? My ,gf I I '.-.Q-fQ'-5h i ?g',' ' - 72 ix .fn . fi V - 1 THE JAMAICA HIGH SIIHIIUI. YEARBIIUII PUBLISHED BY THE SIIIIIUII CLASS UF JAMAICA HIGH SCHIIIII. I.0IIIS A. SCHIIIIEII, Principal 3 ,nev- .03 ,nl ,-,Jw 'Zal- 1 v 4 f ..?n-1 ' -Qian'-1 'Qt - . 5 W - ,Q ,nv ' Q M. .4 , M, 49 ,W clk E in 'X Z Y x Y XX .ff T. 3. I ' t S Dearl959Graduates: It is understandable that the editors of the FOLIO should have selected 'motionn as the theme for 1959. The idea of' motion characterizes so much of modern life and is so dear to modern youth. But does motion, or change, constitute progress? At the beginning of the century, many thinkers believed that social movement was always in the direction of progress Theywereconvincedthatthroughscienceand invention mankind despite temporary detours moved irresistibly in a forward direction Today as we con sider thexnotion of Jet airplanes automatic machinery, rocketry and the atomic mushroom cloud we are far less certain that change can be equated to progress If you remember the FOLIO in the years to come it will not be because it dealt with abstract concepts of motion or thelmotion of the spheres or thexnovements of nations it will be because of your own progress through Jamaica in the years '57 '58 59 We hope that the FOLIO will stir your memories and recall nostalgic thoughts of' warm friendships and the beginnings of new interests and new vistas When you look back on your years at Jamaica may they represent the initiation of your motion upward and onward to a creative life in a better world Lou1sA Schuker ru.A'QJ PRI NC I PAL CABINET MEETING Chalrmen and other advlsors meet m the Prmcxpals Office to dns cuss matters of School busmess 1 , , , . . . . ' - 9 U 1 0 Y . . . . . ,. ' Y , ' Y Q , n 0 Q 1 Q . . , - Q Q wk, DR. HOWARD HURWITZ NIR.-.-XBRAII.-XXI DEUTSCH .'xdIlliI1i9ll llliVl' Ax sistzmt. AdTlliT1iNU'?ifiV4'Asxistnlll. NIR. GEGRGE BARON IUUZID of Boys MR. GER.-XRD FAH SL-nior Coordinator 6 HDMINISTBHTIUN i EY .. MISS MILDRED MCBRIDE Adullnlstmuw Ass1st.mt and Dean of Gil-lx NIR. JOSEPH l,l'NlJ.,XRI Prrvqrgml Diff-mor. MR, HERMAN URLCKER NIR' ISRAEL h,.xL,1-AIA3 D School Trcasurcr, Avixtunt Progrmllllirvftor. NUCLEUS of school, General Office is center of activity. ..- .- Wfwluq ix il 9. 1' 1 I 'x 1 ' N x W2 l kg XIR9 IDA FOTTI IFB Pl lu ma nt LXCIUSOI' finds labs for am num i .A Kir. Theodore- W1-inkramz. scholarship advixor and 'ind is known to '1 'lITl'lii'hi, wnior NIR 'IORD HOLNIBERF Mtcndance Ofnccr and Senlor An ta Sponsor GUIDANCE QXOIID P Nlxl- r 1 ' iff Of' U' Kms NIR? BE-VIRICF xonxr ,dm www molh Q1 bound tudc nt 8 ,x X 5 i I v x 34 15 - 4 -1 I . W Fife 'tw I ff 0? M Q an bu Nj. J., It i RTON FUCHS 5 J N ,.- f i,.h 2, W i Q, 4-DH A '11 El '- ff 1 3-mm, 7 5 3 . gli MJ vi SENIOR HONIEROONI in the auditorium. I CURRICULUM ........ ' ' : b ACTIVITIES ......... ' SPORTS ............. f EVENTS ........ ' If-'41 ' ,Q ADVERTISEMENTS I 5 I I if I ,Alf X 4 'If ,gif 'xg v A st . ,i,y 1 ff 'A A IQ ' CROWDED LOBBY before homeroom period. LITERARY ........................ SENIORS .............................. NEW SHOIYCASES in the main Corridor c I I I Page I7 49 75 87 I03 131 207 6.69 I1 X Q Xx 4 s ,M I 4, f , , . 7 - U ix... 6 504 1 . 1 - x,,- V6 K 9 X'-L., x .gm DIRECTORY ill thi' Illiiifi hall- EXTRA-CL'RRICICI..-XR hoard l'L'C'011YliZCS wrvicc. COLD XYINTER AFTERNOON finds many Jillllklll ms f'f1jOf'iIlQ' thm- iw-ykatinq on ncarby Goose Pond wx, Xa wir lv-f' ' Motion and tht- univcrsc arc one. Streams urc- born on mountain tops and flow into tht- wa. The sun's warm fingers draw tht- SCHK moisture' hafk into thc' sky. Thi- dvnsity of all things iN govcrncd by similar action. Evcn inaniinatv hodiu vontiiin rountlvss thou- sands of inolcculvs in continual motion. The qual- ity of a body's motion is the dc-grvc to which it ie zittuncd to its purposc in the vtvrnal Schcmv. A child 4-ntcrx this world without c'oii1prr'lim-ii- sion of his Surroundingx. totally dcpvndc-nt upon his INOIllt'YlN low- for 1-xiQtvrirz', From thix hvgin- ning. growth. ont- l'XIJfl'NNl0I1 of motion is rapid. Conhdcnct- fonivs mort- Qlowly. Grudimlly. i'Ilt'I'QY is vhnnnvlvd to thi- produrtion of motion cl:-Nigiivcl to fulfill plzinnc-d ohjwtivt-s. xlilllllllfil lligh Sfhool lx tht- t'I'Llt'll1lt' in wlutli our ohjvrtivw lixiw lawn dt-wlopvd und rt-fins-d during four xtxirx of work and play. Each coiirw of xtudx Lind i'XlI'.1LLlITlt'l1l.1Y .1t'tix'itx. in itx own w.ix'. hm tonirihuufd to ULII'llPIIllJI'l'l1l'llN1UIl oi tha' world about tix ln tht- following lmgw wt- ollvi L'YlCll'IlL't' of our progrt-wg our forward motion. STUDENTS await ht-ll to signal start of day's vlasscs lf I a-' . .' . Ml PARKING LOT svrvcx the facuIty'x transportation nc-cds. si ATHLETIC FIELD with new nclghbof, Edison, in background FROSTY MORNING findx uunpus covered with mow, ELLA g . VIEW' OF ENTRANCE with Hagpolv, traditional meeting-placr of students. JAMAICANS climb wc-st stairway on Z1 rainy day. IIXRIDY STL'IJEN'I'S re-cn-ivc lim- passcs in At- tcndancc Off-Xcfn LIBRARY offcrs students outstanding litcrury and rc-fcrrncv facilities. FACULTY MEMBERS punch-in at time clock in main corridor. Gmail- .'Xclx'ixorS. n m Q A J' nn l A . BBEIJ third-Hour hallway during period Chzmgm-. :XL PROBLEX1 ix diNl'l1NN1'd by S1'Ili0l CT.-XXIJIID lf.-XNIHIQANI,-XX ,'Xl'If Gurmn. sim A' If . I ,.... . Lil I....,.-., ..,.l ...,1,.,. I I 1 1 Q y- ' , s. 'f '1 ,I L T v M B if . 4 , , I ',, , f 1 i . y f X ,J P - r A , ' '. . f 3 I s .Ace 1 ft X' -f Ffh. A QQ. A . 1 1 L X ' ff ,gbl ' A i wx' qv 5 ? . , 4 l A 41 - 4 f Q. , ' f '. JI' ' 'QV1 4 , V Z ' ,ti 1, 5:5 A ,i N4 WW, 5 ' I 5 X ' ', --4' ' 5 X 6 ' w .....-I Fm M4313 ,L , q 7 M - H- ' an ' ,Q M J 5 1' 'L ffj-kh all F . vw iff: All, In W I F . A p t ., .' its y Y' V: ' X V - 4,1 'Q' -4' 4, f - ' ,a , 11 ' 4 ,,,.. , ' f f A ,, ' fl , ' , Y!u U ri AY -f d1 4!, Qi , A ' . ff ' G ' ' 1 Begg -M- 9-4 Gi ' J QQ9c.gQT? , ,,.,,.,, ,ff Q 6 fx BED HND BLUE Hi? Jii:5JJJ5j' Here's A wig to her we love In . uni - en, tried nd une, She it vu who taught opt hcl To wall in vu-duh ways, Thoughuof our vie - to - rious days ln lor- mn,field, ul track, lager FFEQFFFQQC1 Jiiibiliifbiilfirg Source of all our dur es! uma, The school of Red und Blue' Friend-ship dear ve've found ll her, And so we smg ber prusel Gnd us round 'nh mem - o - nes, To hor our heu-is turn -bull Hgefplsafsfgfq .ialgdalnb-Jwfiddia FEFQHSQ-Ella :fi iJ3ihiM:FQJ?-gifs FFWQQEFEEUFBEEI 1 far: unmcunum 4 J - .,. ,-----P--.------v . f ' .'.,x,fgN, X f I I-R - 56,13 , Q1 ' I3 vi 'V I3 . 'Y ' fr..-A-. ff -14.64-mlm V .1'- lff'I, - 1 -.13 V... fbi! .A va 5, l 5 1 N-r-, 1 H1 jgf ENGLISH DEPARTMENT I' EVISION is ont- of l modt rn mtin f ndututlon, This honor English Class ltd hx Nllss Riu' lI'lIl'f1F21Il'5 T.V. with its rtgular work Home ttlewsion assignments are frequent Mr. Sclub Mrs. Koshar Mrs. Ft-chhcimvr Miss Ricg Mrs. Price Mr. Blechman Miss Vaughan Mrs. Barmafk Mrs. joseph Mr. Weil Miss McCoy Mrs. Rosenthal Mrs. Young Kfrs. Huber IN CLASSES CORRELATING English and So- Cial Studies. general students are given a program espeeially suited to their abilities. Mrs. Carlucci teaches with warmth and understanding. putting a great deal of preparation and Care into her lessons. I A I 2 S in. KV 0 4 ex S is THE FOURTH ESTATE is stressed in Jamaiea. Mr. Steingart teaches the fundamentals of journal- ism and selects students for positions on Hilltopper. The Classes use newspapers sueh as the New York Times as examples of superior journalistie teeh- niques. A BUSY PLACE at any hour is the English offiee, Usually flanked by several teachers and students. Ur, Merszind ealmly and efficiently takes Care of ezieh one's problems and questions. 20 ENGLISH DEPIIBTMENT POETRY is for everybody. Each member of Mr. Ryan's English Class has found some author or aspect which he enjoys and has been doing re- search outside of Class. 21 CREATIVE WRITING is encouraged by Mrs. JOSCPI1 as she tries to stimulate the imaginations of her students. IYHO OR IVHOM . . . ? Mrs. Acton irons out a common problem in grammar. In her English classes. pupils become prohcient in speaking as well as writing correct English. K i f V TM-M: Sr: 'JIn THE COMBINATION of Mr. Kunit and a sev- agvd to do indcpcndcnt thinking. and to Hkcep up cnth term von- Class rcsults in ll stimulating and with the IilIll'5', by making ust- of nvwspapvrs. l'1h ' ff r' md for all. Evvry pupil is vnvour- hrozxdfzists. :ind nppropriatv books. cn ig tt-mn, pt' 14 SUEIHI. STUDIES DEPARTMENT MAP S'I'L'lDY ix am iiitvqrzil pgirt of tht' .'xIIll'l'iK'lHl Hixtnrx' vcitxiwv, Hvrv. Kfr. Katz fallx on iiivnibvrs of hix claw tu cmiiiiiviit on tht' NiQIlii:lK'1lIN'l' of the Kziiixm-Nvliinixkzi hill :ix gi Ktucim-nt puiiilx nut tht- .lI'l'.l it .ifi'm't't1'ti. '77 .1451-,Y.i ln ,Q 'U fi DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE: left to right are Mr. Neidieh. Mr. Lovely, Miss McBride. Chairman Mr. Kunit. Mr. Marc, Mr. Katz, Mrs. Stein, Mr. Feldman, Miss Rodvien, Mr. Kaufman. PIONEER TRAVELS are being traced by Mr. WELL-INFORMED teenagers will make better Stern as part of the study of our early frontier adult citizens. History teachers, such as Mr. in this American History class. As shown here, Gm-han, are wgll awarg of this oft-proven fact maps are an illlportfirlt tool used by the Social as they place special stress on current events, both Studies Department in illustrating its lesson. dqyynpgtic and foreign 5 I . STUDENT PARTICIPATION is a HmuSt,' in INDIVIDUAL REPORTS on a particular aspect Mr, Nt-idich's Modern History class. Reports and of Economics are given by Mr. Lasser's students. research projects enrich the syllabus and afford a Thig practice permits coverage of a wide scope better understanding of the era being studied. of matgrial in one-term course, .,.- 1 .. -. -H-.dv QL-- SUCIHI. STUDIES . is .. S'I'RA'I'I'1filC1 WORLIJ ARK,-X ix 11111111111 out by 1. ,Y Mr. II1'1Ill151Ild1'l'illhf NIUdl'lIl Hixtmy clms. Cur- l ' N ' Q . rm-nt l'Vl'IllN NllPIJlK'IIll'lll ilu' NYHLIIJIIN, and Ntudvnts ' -f - ,:' , .C 4 . ' A-43' f 'fu 3 l'l'llll1' Illl'lI' kIlUXN'l1'dQl' wi world lMll'kQI'0llIldS to lllix Ntudy. ,,n.fa'f19 ,l . - -an 9lSQ-any Hl'I.I.S AND BF.-XRS 1111- Ih0!'0llQhlf' discuisvd in I-'RliQl'KN'l' QVIZZIES ka-VP Mrk Slvillqx um H'11IlUIl11t'N t'l.1wl'N Nllfll Ah thiQ OTH' Feld- glgpx ull lllVil' Itn'x.N 'lvh!'Nl' WVU' llxvd ,qi 11 11193115 1114111 Nu! 'IM-w gm- 11111 liw ani111alf. Thev arc 1.1 1.-1'i.'11 1k1.1-11,1-11511.14 11111,-1 N ., . . V , II 11.11111 11111115 Nimph l Ik lmymg U' df' with the Stock xiafklxff 1.11411 .11 1111- 1-11d UI lklvilk Nl'Vl'I1Ih 111111. 111111 uf 1111- 111.1111 .xrcgix of Study in the COUISC. 24 ,gf 14? ..-1' DO I HAVE TO RIP IT OUT? asks a student who has just finished 21 sezun. In the Sewing Class, headed by Mrs. jzzffv, perfection is the key to good drvssmaking. Students develop the patience and ability so necessary to turn out fine garments. H0 E ECUNUMICS TO KEEP STUDENTS INFORMED of goings- on in the Home Economies Department, Nfrs. Riva makes sun- the hulletin hoard is up-to-date. No- tices announce sewing and cooking contests, job opportunities, and other such things. 'A -if , THE BEST WAY to 21 mzxn's hm-nrt is through hi stomm'h. This well-known prow-rh is livedc-Cl hy tht- girls in their cooking classes, l'HEA'l'ER-NIINIJED students have an opportu- nitx' to elect llraruaties. taught hy Nfrs. Kirehman. head of the Speech llepartiuent. They perform flllx which are criticized hy the class. as well as studying elassieal plays and authors. .un -111 3 - A FAVORITE Activity of teenagers. talking on the telephone, is utilized by Mr. Greenfield. His aim is to improve the speech habits of the mem- bers of one of the speech clinics. ENKIOYING 'I'HEMSEI,VES while working. this animated group is preparing at radio skit. Qrate- fully aeeepting the eonstruetive eritieism of Nfrs. Cogarty, This valuable class not only prepares participants for future work in radio and T.V.. hut also huilds up self-confidence and poise. 26 SPEECH DEPARTMENT 43321 PSYCHOLOGICAL MOTIVATIONS must be used in an effective talk. In this Public Speaking Class, under the supervision of Mrs. Borgese, students learn how to capture an audience. pflfli A VICARIOUS WORLD is brought to life by the members of the Production class and their CHRISTMAS PLAY in rehearsal. On the day be- fore the Christmas vacation. the Production Class, in cooperation with the Music Department. pre sents a show for the entire school. Each member of the group has a job. either acting. directing or costuming. 27 hardworking advisor Mrs. Campbell. In addition to putting on the annual Christmas show, the as- piring actors presented a most professional produc- tion of Desk Set. LANGUAGE The members of the Foreign Language Depart- ment are: Mr. Wells. Mrs. Rubin, hir. Aaroni, Chairman. Mr. Karp. Mr. Starfic-ld. Mr. Lundari. Mr. Tall. Mrs. Gurin. Mrs. Selpc. Miss Steifel. Mr. Ostrin. Nlrs. Dubow. Bliss Sheirr. Klrs, Newman. Mr. Zeif, Mr. Byck. DECLENTIONS AND CONJUGATIONS be- come second nature to the members of Mr. ByCk's Latin classes. In addition to teaching them a foreign language. their studies enable them to improve their English vocabularies by recognizing Latin roots. TUNING THEIR EARS to tht- sound of tht- Cerman language. those pupils are taking an oral comprehension tt-st. Miss Stix-ffcl reads an anec- clotc to the class and they answer questions con- t't-rning the passage. 1 . w 460' ...HN mf LEARNING CAN BE FUN. especially in Mr. Ustrinl st-ve-nth term Spanish class. Having mastered tht- fundamentals of grammar in pre- vious tm-rms. these pupils now concentrate on building a vocabulary by participating in imagi- native conversations. singing songs. and writing 28 voinpositions, all in Spanish. SINGING of Spanish songs is only one of the activities of the Spanish Club. Very the singing is accompanied by a guitar member or Miss Scheirr, NMERVEILLEUXN is an appropriate word to describe the activities of the French Club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Newman, the members animate actual classroom studies by putting to use their knowledge of the French language and cul- ture. wma S 405' 9 FOLK DANCING to Hebrew records has made the Hebrew Club one of Jamaica's most unusual and enjoyable clubs. Under the supervision of Mr. Karp, the group's program has attracted many students-including those not acquainted with the Hebrew language. l ts 29 PHYSICAL SCIE CE 0 Il 'fur l9' .4 K Q , A NEW' COVQRSIQ given by the Pilf'SiC'Lli Sc'ivm'v Dm-pgxrtim-m is Elm'lr'm1ivs. This class. taught by Mr, Ndiwim. ix qudying the paris of an intricate device. gi newly purchased piece of equipment. The members of the Physical Sciences Depart- ment are fl. to r.j: Mrs. Burger. Mr. Holmberg. Miss Butler, Mrs. Ryan. Mr. Hannan. Mrs. Wang, Mr. Feifer. Chairman. Mr. Kunin. Mr. Naison, Mr. Holmberg. Mrs, Rosenberg. Mr. Horst. ' CALVANOMETERS AND GAS CENERAT ORS are zunong the equipment used by our Physi Cal Science D1-pzirtmvnt. 4- xi X A :K ff K 30 A FUUNIJ: The painless method of learning Phys- ics. Mr. Horst's teaching methods and sense of humor make the absorbing of fundamentals of me- chanics, light. sound and electricity effortless for his pupils. g 4 MYSTERIES of our strange and wonderful planet are S'unearthed in Earth Science classes such as this. Mr. Hannon conducts discussions of contour maps. as part of the study of geology. THE SLIDE RULE is indispensable to the pre- cise engineerg when he learns the use of this instrument his work is made much easier. The members of the Science and Engineering Club learn numerous things which will be useful to them in possible careers in these fields. v alvb i AN ILLUSTRATION of solubility curves, an important topic in Chemistry. is provided by Miss Butler with a wall chart and a window pole. FASCINATING EXPERIMENTS and discus- sions led by Mr. Rosenberg attract large numbers of students to the Chemistry Club. The group con- ducts research which delves into and beyond the realm of basic chemistry. SEEING IS BELIEVING in biology Classes. Ves- tigial organs are vxplainc-cl by Mr. Gamarnick with the awistancc of a modcl human skeleton. DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE-Top L. to R. are Mr. Hollis. Mr. Gamarnirk. Mr. Bais. Mr. Ruhins. Chairman fwfr. Gillary. Mr. Luhcll. and Nir. Brccn. Svatcd arc! Nirs. N1-ulxauvr, Bliss Gross- man. Mrs. Smith. and Mrs. Timpann. lYI'I'H THE IJIQVOTIUN of N1liCl21Illl'CtlII'lf'9 and lmuix Paw- urx. rhm- xlgarimirxnri- ru-idlx cnnduft vx- pe-rimvntx in .'xLlX'LlIN'l'Cl SK'lf'I1l'4'. 'llhix claw. undffr thi- xilprrvisicwrm of Nfl. Hillary. ix K'Olllp0ii'd of thon- Qtudvntx mlm hfwpv to xnalu- thvir k'1U'l'L'I'N in thi- fit-ld of sm'ic'm'm'. BIULUGICHL SCIENCE 1 Ivy HANISTERS. TCRTLES and white micch are but a ft-xx' of tht- animals raised and cared for by the Zoologiral Society. Thi- group has obscrvcd the birth. dt-vt-lopme-nt and habits of those Crt-aturcs. Thtfir aftivitit-s includv cxpcrimcntation and rt'- st-arc'h projc-tts. ACTIONS SPEAKS LOUIJER than words. Tc-achvrs of tht- Biology Department uso modt-ls wht-rt-vcr possiblc' to show the fur1Ctions of a plant or animal systt-ni. The lab squad. supt-rvisvd by Mr. Bru-n and Mr. Lubvll. Carrit-s tht- vquipmt-nt to tht' classrooms and km-ps tht' laboratory in ordvr, OLX SIS OF WATER. part of tht svllabus, is studivd in Gent-ral St'ir'nct'. conduct dcmonstrations undcr tht' supvr- ol' Mr. Rubins. PREPARING A DISPLAY of thc human brain. tht- Rest-arch Club, undcr the guidance of Mr. Shaw, adds to its miniature must-um and zoo. GCPPIIQS. CULIDFISH and students makt' up tht- Aquarium Club. be-adcd by Mrs. Ncubauur. H1-rv. a group of enthusiasts obscrvt-s thc habits and habitats of various fish. Nfuch of the knowl- vdut- is applim-d at homt- whcrc tht-sc studvnls ust- it to improv' tht-ir t'ollt't'tions. mix JJ txuqht hx Mr Brmnhcrg in Tcmh Xcar Nfath Thr ali Q duclops proof following the amc pro , czduru usad hy adxanccd mathematicians. FTQNDAMENTALS of Coordinate Gm-orxictry are ,ar is 'A -if W! ' ., if A 21 MATHEMATICS LOOKING IN on the Math oHice one finds Mr. Newman. Mrs. Shaw, and Mrs. Oppenheimer pre- paring a Midterm exam. J VW 4' I 12 W' X 4 I M -r' ' A x 1 , 4 X-3. 4 xi 1 X KK . Q l 1 ' PLENTY OF CHALK and hlackbourd :paw 1 ' irldixpcmnhh- lmmlx in .AXdvanu'd Alqvhra. Mr. Woudlmuw's kmmlr-dqv of math and hix quirk . 'u 4 xxx ,1 xslt nmkc thnx um--tvrrlx unurw inn-resting and muy to digwl, MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT CONFER- ENCE. Top row, l. to r.:Mrs. Bakst, Mrs. Lands- berg, Mrs. Walker, Mr. jahelka, Mr. Altwerger. Middle row: Mr. Woodhouse, Miss Sadowsky. Mrs. Jacobson, Miss Lawrence. Bottom Row: Miss Kampf, Mrs. Tobias, Mrs. Farber, Mrs. Schaeffer. 21 ig ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP, Mrs. Bakst puts AS MLCII lNlJlYllDl'.-Xl, HELP :ts possible is given by Mr. jnhelkgi to his Eleventh Year Math students, This eourse integrates the study of Trigo- nometry tmd Intermediate Algebra. eoverinq topics whieh inelude progressions, graphs, triangle for- mulas. und verbal problems. her Hall into her lessons. Eleventh year math students follow Z1 fast-moving syllabus including intermediate algebra and trigonometry. a S x A 1 SEEKING ADVANCED TRAINING, the stu- dents in this class are learning calculus and analytic geometry. Introduced and taught by Mr. Altwerger. the course covers the work of three terms in two. and offers a challenge to JamaiCa's math- minded pupils. MUSIC .1 Egg v COOL NIR. HANIJE plays Ll hot haw vlgxrinvt. .M thv Cllilifllliill uf' thx' Kiuxic' lj1'P1lI'IIIlK'I1l. lu' is 1111 ac'c'on1plish1'd xnuxiciam and Ll nmxtvr of many in- strumvms. although hix Npc-cially is thc Nlfillg haw WH IDONVI' CIAliP1 IF YOL' lJON I' KNOW IHP. NUI l'.SA but lor lll'Q1Yl'IlN wk-z turn to mln' right pin-ua N111 Katz l'l'IJI'illlLiI1dN thu- vinlm dur- mq mn' ul tha- 5l'IllUlg Un In-xxrxa I'l'hl'LlINilIN. DU RI-I XII . . . jalrllzxivzfx fun-Nt voiuw arm' xinglvd nut by trvmxtx for our 4-xu-llm-rn vhoir. Tha-y Qing tlw wpwning lxvmn ut nw-xnhlie-Q :md rwftvn pvrform :xt mln-r whrwl funulimmx undvr thm- Im'4xdm'rNhip of Nlrx. Gollohin. ,,,,. , , ,, ,. v,,4..-- ,h - t N- ' X ' ' - Q 'murm- Nhx, fiullulnn tv.u'ln-N lin' llgw zilmut our .'xllll'fi- lllll Qt' -,'xm 'lV'1'9'QA 1 ttlIlIl'lIlIlUIdI'X lllllSil'i.lllN. 10 CLAY NIOIJHI5. Nufh .xx th:-w dixplgxwd hx Xfr- flux hx. .uv NUIIH' of uhm- xmwxl IIIIKTQWIIIIK' pro- jm-ctx 111 .-Xrt .Xppxw-n 1.1twr1 lI.i5Nl'N, Ihr' II1.iklIlQ ol xnohiln-N, plxxwod f,lllAIliILlll'. mod:-I rooxm :md the INEYN IN FERESFIS .m dfulopcd nn Art Q I I Cization. ax rvquin-d xuhjwt. whf-rv studvnts arc- trodufvd to vurioux phzlws of xrt UPHS UVUJ' rs' A+ Nrudy of fllllllillx pnimingx nmkv rhm- Art pm-riod 11 ' xwlcoxm' and alvgmzllt mm of rhl- daily whvdule-. ' I I f dc-sign is om- facvt of the- c'urric'ulum. which infludw painting and various othvr types of ative work. LINE AND COLOR nn- c'z1pturc'd hy thvsv stu- dm-nts in Fashion Dvsigning. whvre- Nkn-tching mod- P19 is hut om' of Ihv vnricd xiftivitifw. Kiiss Nfillvr Stimulzitvs Ntudcnts' imaginations and gives points on modeling. 21' Q5 l, PPS. L.. SKETCHINC from live models is a favorite ae- tivity of the Art Club. Miss Miller strives to im- prove the techniques of the already-talented art students. 'Vx A Yr ,pid ei INFORMAL LESSON is given by Mrs. Lipitz as she explains the meamng of the center hall mural to some interested students. DA VINCI. Rembrandt. Van Gogh-the works of many artists of all Centuries and Countries are taught with the help of reproduetions. Sir. Kirk teaches this elective course in the history of art and stimulates the class by encouraging extra research reports about the famous painters. 'YOMORROYVS ARTISTS of the business world become acquainted with new skills in this Com- mercial Art class. ln order to sueeeed. they must be adept in all phases of advertising work sueh as poster layout, magazine design and silk- screening. Thx! mt-mhc-rs of tht' Sl'C'I'l'l2ll'iL1i Studiw Dvpart- invnt arv: Nlrx. .-XQin. Miw O'D0UUFlhW'- N111 Roth. Chairman. Mn. 'I'rgu'y. Mn. McNt'lif. MY. Salzman. Mrx. Rapaport. SECBETHRIHI. STUDIES THE SOUND OF TYPEWRITERS echoing through the hallQ xhmw the steady progrvss of Janiaica's typing studvnts. Mrs. Bakst secs that 4-arh pupil i- familiar with kcyhoard fundamentals ht-forv proc'm-ding to tc-:ich various skills suth as lc-ttvr-writing and thc' use of Carbon paper. 3 TAKE A l.I'1'l I'l'iR. 'I'hif familiar rvqucst is bc'- ing voiu-d not hy thc Bos3'. hut hy JamaiCa's MH. Mc Nt-Iii, 'liht' IMD pcriodx xthivh tht- Tram- triptiun flaw xprmi- with hvr arm' dvvotvd to im- prtwinu tht' Npt-vd .md 4n'cur.1t'y of thvir stvnng- mphy and typing, 'iii . ...,,. sumti ' i.. 5.14 BI ?, NINIBLE FINGERS Xkini tht- kcylmnards of type- XX'I'lU'I'N 11- cfxpvrt typixt- in thff Sf-fre-tarial Pmctirjf- :luv prvpqm- for their futurt- xsork. Mr. Roth. thairrngin of the- Sf-trf-tzlrial Studim,-N Ilf-pgirtrne-nt. ix zilxsttyx milling tn hw of ussixtancf-. Qs'-4' EFFICIENCY AND ACCURACY are dcvelopcd in Typing. Klrs. Bardwcll trains Studf-ntQ in this skill whirh thvy may later uit' in tht' business world or in College. I EXPERT OFFICE WORKERS gvt tht- rudimcnts of thvir training in rftvnogrnplly classvs such as this. Miv- 0'lJonoghur-. who rt-ce-rltly rvturncd from England. spifvs hm-r lvasom with zinccdotcw alimut hvr trip. I ,X . fha BUSINESS is the basis of our American economy. Jamaica can boast a fine reeord of graduates in the business fields, In this Merchandising class, Mr. Cohen display- a project which won a medal- ist award from the Distributing Educational Clubs of America. HCCUUNTING I ',,f. , FUTURE ACCOUNTANTS are trained by Mr. Heller as they become familiar with the procedures of Mbalancing the books. Members of this ae- eounting class will soon feel at home with legcrs and debits. A CORPORATION must have both assets and capital to keep out of the red. Mr. Groveman explains this important business principle to an interested accounting class. .1 AT INCOME TAX TIME .'xIIll'I'il'llI1N znpprvciatc' thx- adm-pt 2H'l'Ul1I'lt2lHtN whow Nkill- haw- hvcn dc- vc-lupvd in claw-N likm- this unc. BIN. KartQn's daily lm-vom on xuhjvfts xufh ai thf- usc of promis- Qory umm utuhliih :1 Hrm fmlndntion for latcr study. DIOR XXI-XS an' Om- of thc- projc-vt: us:-d hx' Nfrs. Cxtronx wrcouminq Class to illuxtratc itudim and hrmg vumus Qituzxtionx to lifv. INDUSTRIAL 'l'ROL'S HANDS gm' x'41n'I'L1llx workin: u Jjwt ol lulurm' utility and hlilllly, 4-gf? Cllili-X'l'lNCL ORIGIN.-XI. OBjliC'I'S. ixxlgxgixmtivm- .IN wwll .lx Ivumtimml. ix ilu' work of rhl- XN'ood Slwp NlllCil'IllN. l'u-vixiurl ix all impurtgmt in lhl'ilk work. X PRECISE ART, which rcquirw pdtivxuw- and Nkill. xil'K'hllIliK'Lil l,I'.1XXiIl! ir1x'ulx'w IIN' .inlin- I I I'O'I'YiN'I'I.XI. .XR'I'IS.'XNS uhm vlvvt mvtill Nlmp turn of llhilll tu dxxming, P11-l1.11il1Q lxix Nll1dQ'IllN al mrk lun' in lifr XII' C'Uld,,,,,, lvgxrn farm' and prf-cisimm ax m-ll ai uwful skillx fur uwllrm. 1 . ' '. , . 1 . A uffvrx l'UIllIJl'Il'Ill Hlliduxlux tmm xir' Svhlhgvl' '3 is EQ ' ,lf f f 'max-4 '. f- ,. X , V wg: A f ' , , ff 5- fa f ' V Lk'-1 R V af f 5 - x A , ,f , M Q., Mfg H 41 fir A ' L z , 3 .., 'SWL sw 22 2 5 Q vw , ,f if Q -'b f ' AA , ,A ,f ge Q., ' wufyv . ,, f ,W If , ' 'WI . 'M p ' I. 'si mf , , 1 jx I gt? ' W f w Q, 5: ,- 1? f 1 1 , A-v. .ME 6 1 X ' - -,f ' TWH CN 5 , , R 3 f fs K' A I f 41,17 V im' Qfxgz R X 614153 W '-1-. f X 5. XV -' ul f ' JNL ' 9 rl 'B f, A, , xrxn Y v Q , 9 K.. -4 9? Dlx ' ff' ai V- x x I . fill LIS'l'liN Cl.-XRHFL'I,l.H '... Mr. Rubin C0111- 'V 'll-1 IJX him-x fun giiicl xludx in liix liyqivm' flaw Hyqivnm' li 11 lil rx lifwpv to pn-p'ii'v lmu in ln- .ilvrr and to I 9 Jimi rm-quirinq firxt aid. xv' HEALTH EDUCHTIUN GUARDING iw just om- of thc basketball skillQ lvarm-cl by thi- boys in thvir gvm flaxsmw. 'l'm1Cl1vrS im' vmixtzinily on tliv lookout for promising ath- lc-uw to play on our niany tn-aim. lliz- iii'-iiiln-rx ul Ilia' Bwul fniii llf'lll1IllIll'Ill .Ur 4 lxgivk Nlr, Ellix. l, tu r Nlr, fiH'l'Ill'l'Nl, Nfl, l'R.VXC'l'llflNfI gi lll'NX xkill. Ll Nllllltill qittriiiptx Slmpiru. Mr. Blmwii. Mr. l'i4ii'4intimv. Mr. Scliilll wwrv an Kiuiiip xlimvt during .1 livv plan In-i'iucl in m.m. Mr, Kviidvll. Nittinq Mr, Fink:-lxlviii. Mr. Q6 lwb' gym. 'lilivw xi--simix 'im li- tual nl to 1 Fimi, Llll.1lI'I1l.1Il. Mr. Cniriin-N. Mr. Rubin, I1-ct what llll'X lmw- .iln-gidy lcarm-d. llllll llllll !!4i!! 5 Q.- Q, . i , 'Q JI L,,4n' 3 L if QUNSC IPNHOLS SILIJPNIS art found in ll llllll N YN r V x n mrinff x xrio x N LHIIIIIIIN ' i - -4 ' ' A - pg, -N I ' i Q NDN 4 ' 2 ' ll ways av. ' - 1 to llllfli out lmoolv or to aid xlllfll'lllx in it iq in oinnition on difficult topirw, THE CARD CATALOG iQ kept up to date by a Consucntious and devoted library staff. From left to rm t ire Mr. Sanders. Mn. Watts and Mr. Coburn head of the staff. lil UNE PEACEFTQL PLACE in jamaiea ie the library. Here. without the hindranve of noise. coin- plete vonu-ntration if emily achieved. A queer for learning ix impired by the presenee of appealing and informative books and periodicals. f!! RGANIZHTIDNS Aix -W 49 Mr. Isador Uirikin Produftion .-idrisor Bits. Irma Rhodes Litrrary Adzisor I ' , Bob Levy Coordinating Editor I-'0l.l0, 1959 X11 In-rdmfind fwllvr . . K lizuimwi .4113 jim fri U URF ANIZATIUNS I dztor udu IWIQIII 4t515tant1'dztor Nc1lKl1mh1ndler Sta ack Bn I'LIlZNClg Ronald Berger Dlane Coltz Ruthann Gruber Nilchael Kessler Jeff Kroll janet Parker Ewelxn Rus Karan Sehreck Harxu Suloxs kt Beverlx SIFOIX SPORTS Edztor 'Norman Frxedm in Avszxtant Pdztor Bob NIareus Sta Ptttr Fueh Steve Schneider I cnnx Smith I lrrx Hun PIIOTUI RXPHY I dztort Xrthur G01 on Stanlu FIHZIU' Ptttr Blaufcux Sta Ixurt Tatum Runold Ol en Dan Perl I-'0LIO STIII-' F SI- 'NIURS fdztort Judx Bach Stephanle Sehotn 455ZXfK1llfI1dlfO73 Carolxn IN aldman Lots XS ugler Sta Barbara B ll-:st Btttx Berman +ElltlI'l Berman udx Bcrnstem udx Block Harrlet Brent fBarbara Contz Valer1e DaV1d Barbara Ep tern udx Grccnbm rff Rob: rta Grecnhauff Susan Gros man Lorrame H1 rshkoxs ltz Shella affet Ellcn ernou NIx ra Kammerman Dlam Kornblau Nfadellne IXIIIZ aIVIClxl Ixurzman Cherxl NIurrax Carol Poll Barbara Pomn Eleanor Po tom Rhc a Rabmomtv Susan Rodd R1ta Sehlt Sxn cr Phxllls Sehualh Barbara Selton 'flsabtl Shaplro Ann IN ewttrman ean IN esterman INTRUDLI TIUN Fdztor Paula Niexer Afizstant Fdztor Btttx Berman FLRRIFLLL NI Iqdztort udx Tauber oan Gordon Sta Nilchazl Ammon om Bmkoff Ellxn afTu Elltn Lrnow Anna Kohntr Angela Seopetta LITERARY Edztor Laura Klrehman Assistant Pdztors tflf Poster Frmd Neulandtr Edmond Blfllbdulll oan Gordon Llnda ostph Gall Lesstr Barbara Poscn Sue Sehlndlcr Stnfhe Sehoen Larrx Sxlwerstun L xur1t Spcrbtr tm Sulrc Nlfl RI' T-KRIAL I dztoz Sut Schmdlu Sta Suzmnt Griffith oan Habtrman Barbara Holtz XIBFJOTIC Kern Carol Platt I' Y I' 'NTS fdztor Frmk Clacuo Nitszslant fdztor anct Blank ART Pdztors Ixxtn Dral-t Ito udx Kossofwf Hcnrx Ruas NI xrlna Vxlaora Sta I obx Brokstt 1n xrol Cllh Fl xn I 4 I fht NI 1I'lx0lJ0lll0 N ll ilu Sllllllllll Call Taubcr Lulu Wussman RLSINI' 55 Pdztor udx NI irc u .Sta P1ul1 Bfrnltt Non 1 Bon Bc ttx Bor r llllt D1 I 1nd1 Fu ld P x Fri lt Iwrn Coldxtn III om Cru nbm ren mc t Hoc hstm lll Sus in Hornlq f t ochn II1 rbc rt Ixunnl I xnn NI lssu Fllmn 'Ucxtroxntz Fxe Saloman Dum Schwartz Roberta Smlth Sue Teltelbaum iPhxll1s Zefll udx Zolm I 'If .l ' . A A 2 ,S If .' A T 4 ' 'D - - 1. .I . ...I 4. AI 1. I V ll I 'L N .l I . I , 1 - Q If .- A - 3 - , v . Q A . 1 ' 2 L .5 L A I L i A , I7 1 ' I 11 f r- . I . J, . , , V l I I. 1 .tm h , . 4 ' x Ad 1 ,l -hug ' I - l - ill H L A E S ' . 2 ' s , I J 1. 'L V D' .' ' yy - 1 v- - ' L 4 L X V s ' J 1, A 2 . 5 ' ' ' L U ' Stag Elaine Alfandre . . ' A . ' L 1 . ' I - A Q J A' L Y - - . . ' 'L ' KI ' J 5- . I. gl. ' I .I l I If: ' 'zvis - ' ' ,I ' -I 4' 2 l' x It I 1 I 1-ggi' gn' . , . , . . 5 A I . . -I I V, '- 12 ,' ' l ,l ' ' .' 5: 'A Y L K Di aj ' emit! 1 . S ' Q1 I I . . t . ' r . 1' ' ' '. ' . f ' ' ml U... 5 S .. .l ' lf ' . .-, Y . . . Y r I , 5 . 's, Q- g 1. 4 It 1 f 1 J I f - ' f J ' J J ' Sl HXRI7 XYORK hririgx viiixfxirtiori in Currivuium Iiditmx lIflgiI1 Gfirdfiii 4mdji1dyTnul'nr-r Ktimdiriqi. X4 tivitie-N Iiditmr lliiciir' Ifvigiiii and Biixiiivw ficiitrir lumix' fXi.mi1N. F' f 1. PIiU'l'f7 IQIJITORS Nmiiciiiiq xxflilllf firwrwn. Pm-Lvr Bigiuff-iix. .'XwiNI41ii1 Spurtx Editor Bob Mur- fuw. and Iiditrvr Nfiriiizm Fri:-dmzm cmifvr on pic'- turw for thi- sports ivction. I Q INT RODLC TION EDITOR Raula Meyer find A assistant Betty Bc-mmm c-xchzmgc ideas on captlon- writing. TYING TOGETHER wich wctirm by illustration is thv job Of Art Ifditrwri Kimi Ilmkotiix ART EDITORS Judy Kossoff. and Marina Vgzlziorm prvpzirm- illustrations for Folio? lilerary COPY. - x ff- -X sf ' fb M W kk, 0 Q2-Q AI' ' x :jx xx, X X'l ! X PROOFREADING gallies for the Senior Section is a large task for its Editors. Judy Bach and Stephanie Schoen. and their A-sistants Lois Wieg- ler and Carolyn Waldman. 9, EVENTS EDITOR Frank Ciaeeio, Assistant Janet Blank. and Photo Editor Stanley Einzig prepare a montage of the assemblies. TYPING COPY FOR FOl,lO is an important job, well done by Susan Sehlindler, Secretarial Editor. j LITERARX EDITOR Laura Ixirehrnan and her assistants Fred Neulander and Jeff Poster proof- read eopy to meet their deadline. 1 I be ill up srl CHIEFS of our two leading p hlic mrn Fmlirw Bob L4-vy and Hilltoppcxrl I rx Silu tem ruu the qualitx' of ww-ral plmmffripis t be uc in Folio. HILLTOPPER'S EDITORS: lL. to r.j Barrie Silver, Allene Small. Ricki Wolff. Larry Silver- stein, Mr. Charles Stcingart. their advisor. Jim Swirc, Paula Meyer. in Ilia' varied .uid pl-rtim-iii .iiiivli-N umitaim-d in 1 mx H muh iwuc' ll I1 ll all II L Y.-XNIXIUYS APPRUY.-Xl. ix Qin-u to our msn llillloppi-i ' lui mhz- Niuclvm lmmlyl lil'l'I1 imviwt XNOIHPR IOPNUIL SCRIBIYS IMAGINATIVE EDITORS are B. Catalinatto, B. Lyon, E. Rhodes and Selborn. Mr. Blechman is the advisor of this annual literary and art magazine. MAKING HIM STAGGER after months of in- tense preparation, is the tremendous circulation ,ve- ' of Jamaica's literary magazine, Scribe. A PREVIEW OF SCRIBE, in the midst of dis- tribution, brings a reaction of pride to its staff. ! iii SCRIBE QF? 'es 401 i x ' ' 1 g 1 . fn I ' ' Zo ' J I X. , Q 'E X ' ' I NJ X bqvy: ' X ,aw ff L! A 'j . L fu 'h ' f N K vii Im VOL DEPARTMENTAL PUBLICHTIUNS RADIUS NL'CLEUS. jtziiiztitufs tit-uc-st nmgazim- i4 pub- lishrd in thc hopv that it will irtspirc' studcnts to improvt- thvir world through wit-ncw-. Eniphasizing rt-Cvnt dvvt-lopmvnts in st'it'tit'c'. it is puhlishvd sr-riii-atitiuztlly, uiidvr vditorx Miclizxvl Gordon. Stn'- vvrt Kziplzm :md Ronald Bvrgtfr. RAIDIUS: jgtiitziiczff niatltviitatiu mzigazinc is puhlishvd thix yt-:ir ht tht- ncwly formed Svnior Ninth Club. undt-r tht- dirt-Ction of Mn. Tobias, X Its purpoev. ziccordiitq to editor Richard Waldin- if ga-r. li to acquaint Ntudvntf with thtf joys and 5 wondt-rx of thc- world of mathematics. .7-Tan-1-1.. :M-::.......t,..-.- -Q..-.-1' u--.,-4-M... --..-.n-- -.-,---..u...... ,- l .v qv-a-n.....,....,.-. COI.I,liCI'l'ING .fXR'l'lCIl.l-QS lor tht- .fXt1.ll3st our Social Studiw ixzttmzitiv uhiuh vow-tw nur rvm gmd hixtorit' world prohlvmx. girl' itx 1-ditors Paul Galztnty. lark Murtnkin and Alan Wolllon Thi-y are ht-lpc-d by Mr, Kunit and Mr. Wt-in l-trantz, their advisors. MENIBERS of the Future Nurses' Club. under the direction of Birs. McHugh. rem-iw speakers from colleges. and work in hospitals to prepare for eareers in nursing. TO ACQUAINT WITH, and mt-n to pn-pm students for the teaching profession. is the aim of Jiillliilfiiyi Future Teachers' Club under the guid- anee of Nfr. Lieberman. FUTURE TERCHERS THE OFFICERS of the Future Nurses' Club demonstrate the art of pulse taking and get some startling results. THE GIRLS with the latest fashions are rnem- bers of the Dress Designers' Club. They learn to sketch and create dresses, and gain practical knowledge of the various materials used to ma them. 1- FUTURE NURSES DRESS DESIGNERS Uni LEADING an informal discussion of a current world problem is Jeff Halley, president of the Problems of Democracy Club. Its faculty advisor, Mr. Kunit, listens and learns from the opinions voiced by these alert and well-informed students. EXPLAINING FRANCES VIEW of the Suez Crisis to the United Nations Club is Bemard Edinger, the club's president and a former resi- dent of France, Under the direction of Mr. Kahn, the club discusses topics of importance in the United Nations. HOPINC 'l'O WIN it scholarship or honorable mention in the ltestinghouse 'llxlent Search. the llli'llllJl'I'N ol' this club under Sir. lYt'lIlliI'2lIlIZ, di- rection. are inspired and helped by the science teachers of the school. THE AIM OF THE MATH SEMINAR has I been to study some aspects of modern mathema- tics not included in the High School curriculum. They have worked with inequalities, algebra of sets, and Boolean algebra. MATHEMATICAL FIGURES fill the black- board as Jamaica's Math team, under the super- vision of Miss Sadowsky. discusses a recent exam. V, In the city-wide competition, this newly formed' organization showed comparatively well. ' 5 1 , REALMS OF MATHEMATICS, heretofore un- with the aid of Mrs. Tobias, the club's teacher known to these members of the Senior Math Club and advisor, because of limited classroom time. are explored -Q ga. MATHEMATICAL DIVEBSIUNS Q -hw - ' i cums THEIR NEXT PROJECT is thc' subject of this disc'uSQion among thc iiiviiihcm of thx- Junior Rcd Cross Club. and Bits. Nix. thvir advisor. all iff 'Kffx A CHAPTER of thi- nationwidc Catholic' organi- zation of thi- Sami' iiaumx ilu' Nmuiizxri Club is undvr thi' dirvvtioii of Miss Almrmnx. xI:mmiCa's onli' rvliflioux :md 4lK'l.il mlub. Nm-xsingxii ix om- of Ilia' lnrgmwt and moxt IJUIJlll.iI' in nhl- wliool. llffl NIENIBERS of jg1l11g1in'.i'N Clin-ex .xml fillvvli- im-ir Nrrgitm-gy during gm vwiily lliatrlivcl lmitlm- ol' vomm-iitmtioii. Q, ff 4 ifi-3 ' .59 1 if , A-JZ, My W 9 by 'm fx 3 , sf. ' Us 'U sf sr , 1 5- w a Q 1 .4 fv' , , as S lf f'..' Q yy , YJ If J Us ?, a s S x 'P ryg ,Q .5 k i t l? 0 S . agp I .O .1-Q' WUWpnmf , gy ,xx 4 r QJ7Q4.fzI? 4 'f, 'uf 'S .N-X, K. fd 1Jvmf'WfYW -2441 1 U ' -.::fS,f?' 'Jil' F N 34-'f '14, -1.5 1 W ., x .. 1 W 'K .' , .:-f:. ..Q N .mr Ly 1-'ff A , 1-S1- '--N,., -b ' GlRLS OF SENIUR ARISTA arvz boitom rozt' KL. to r.iJ: Bernstein. R. Sussman. D. Cortz. B. Berman. B. Siroty. L. Cohen. Blank: second rote: lN'f-stcrman. B. Schoen. D. Kornblau. G. Wefcfr. Gordon. H. Becker. B. Holtz. B. Poxcn. H. Bukhcrg. L. Davis: third r0zt': Klar- Cm. Bach. S. Rodd. Nl. Epstein. E. Pittvr. R. L-- ,r Bc-rnxtr-in. R. Hzindvlmzin. Tnubvr. R. Sfhzwfvr C. YN'aldrnan: top mst-1 XI. Valaoras. Fffigin M. Alter. L. Goldstein. l. Pmner. B. Covitz. S Sfhindlcfr. M. Dikman. Boykoflf. E. Postow: HRISTH THE GIRLS tn wt-ll tix thu how of junior and Svnior Arista pzzrtifiputv in thvir intc'r-organization basketball gzunc. Tha' Seniors won 136-12. 6.3 ACCOUNTING HONOR SOCIETY: Under the leadenliip of Mr. Banner. jzxiriniefs future business leaden and in-eouiitginis gather together every Friday to diseuw lmppenings in Junior Achievement and the lmiint-is world in general. Among their zietivitiex ix the preparation of in- come tax returns for jaiilaiezfs student body. CUMMEHCIM. HUNUR UBGHNIZHTIUNS -if TIRONIAN HONOR SOCIETY: bottom row: L. Young. Tuegines. F. Greenberg. C, Fitzpat- riek. M. Ehler. ttrmzd mn: Prexident S. Ross. veep B. Sliegin. .-X. Tedeseo. seeretnry. Faculty Ad- visor Mn, Chiekering. third nm: I. Prokopik. Ii. Steinberg. C. Heixt. N. Crmsuigm. I.. Herget. top mm: Ile-sfor. R. Korinun. If. Sierlm. I,. Pgmzirellu. I.. Clielutein. H. Nexmitli. N. Kreieli man. I. YY:-ii1u.1rtm-ii. Buker. C Stnek. I.. Wm-iw. C, With. NI. I.y'neh. Douglas. Gitlin. N Heller. Karen Rzadelillp. MERCHANIDISING HONOR SOCIETY: left to right: Mr, Banner. Chairman of the Depart- ment, B. Brosman. Miss Sitron, faculty advisor, S. Griffen, Smith. Greenberg. vice president. C. Kresel. bottom fone: Zipson. B. Hagar, S. Gifllelson. B. Stahl. G. YN'urmhrand. These stu- dents. all outstanding in merchandising. partici- pate in Junior Achievement and the Ilistrilvutive Edueation Cluhx of America. GIRLS' VARSITY MEMB row KL. x. 'ff' lin gf ERS OF GIRLS VARSITY HFC! f0lJ Boykoff: boltom row: Vice President I. Lund I0 f-l 3 Recording Sfcffftafl' M- Dlkm-311, berg. President B. Selton. their advisor Mrs. Fried L. lNeigler. Corresponding Secretary D. Reeber. man. M. Seltzerr Treasurer S. Seiden. A. Alpc IN THE FORM hi elaxation tof I' rt. K. Ferriter. E. XVeinstein, Schwartz, CENTER JUMP marks the beginning of another of Varsity's fast-moving games of basketball. The competition and excitement is enjoyed by all the girls present. of a game of baseball, comes a I f Girl sit be s' V to he mem rs o ar y. 4 LEADERS ACTIVE IN VOLLEYBALL, Jainaiczfs La-adcrs practice thc skills thc-y will hc-lp mach in the gym at Somv future dutch Enjoying thc-msclvcs thoroughly. they also lf-urn good sportsmanship. ON STALL BARS. formerly used for posturv. Control, two sucuwivc prcisidc-nts of lvadcrs trctch their muscles. . 4 uf 'I' Q' ' 1 I+... .f - . ,. 5 KIlfKlBlfRS OF l.lf. KlllfR9 gm lwfrffni ffm l. B Ilolw. fi Ygililpn. XID, l loim'nu' Buclwai i ' Y Y A ' to r, : ll Suliuntv. F, Br'-xlgiuxkv, XY. Rown- third ms.: P. lll!!l'llN. l. luxriick, R. Cllmrn: 'll'iNll'lIl. S, llulmrum. X. Burt Quin-ri. ln, Kim-iwx fy lmw-r, Xl. lx.illxl'I. N. Bri- B, l'n.1xlm.m. NI, 5.1 .74 N'Y..l. '1' 1'l lwuilv. NI. l'ruu-. Snliwlitmp P. Kgixpvr. IR-ld. NI. KI'lIl. S. Kurtz. li. Blithiillllll'-l. NI. Frm mfr l Hul.1lBlxwllx Slxpplix Su-rn: iirrflltj mg.: NI, .'xllCl1'I'NUll. ll. Br'c'lu'r, ll lurti f mr: . Buklffrg, li K.1pl.m. slolinxon. B. l,im:m, l.. Klillx. XI. lsl'1 Clivm-iilwrgf-r, E. Nlvxi-roxxitzi Cl. Poll. Gitlin. Pix' 'fy , 15,31 NIP1NIH'fRSoi'1711111141 Corps Iffjfmni I..trvT.J In-rg. XNirwft'z. '.I .Xlp1-rt. A. XYt'iQ'LlI1d. B. Binds-r. Lzxndziu. In Ilorrwlxky. 5 Row. B. Rot tht-rg, CI, .xlurrgxyx fioflrnn 7UQl'f B, Rirh- Gottlivb. NI:-N. Czmlphvll. B. S111-rwti. C. Schugxrtl. mon... Shapiro, V4-vp. D. Olivia. Prn-tidpm H.-I-it E, Gvnili. H. Birllhilllllx. V' 'ffffff Init? H, Pil'li'US. SU-1114-L SCQ'fQ'lQ1I'y Hvvlyrr Ii1'ix. 'I'r1-grxurg-r KQ1fL'H P, 'I'rg1tn4-r, XY. Roudvr. Dorm-nxtvin. GFOVH- I.:-vinv. jvff Ilzzllvy. B. Solomon. R. Schaeffer. DRAMA CUBPS TU GAIN IfXPl'1RIIiNCIi 111-t's-wgnu' for admit- tanvc- into Dmnm Corpx. IIUIJVIKLII and tgilvntvd Ntudn-ntx join St.xQn'xN. Ll club K'NILlDDNllK'd for thix purpow. Hvrr' th:-v prnwm-nt cub Irom :num plgrx and grlxo l1'.1IkIl Irwin tht- vutx pr'm-wntvd hx lJI'L1II1t1 ANOTHER HARD DAY of preparation is put in by tht' lTll'IIlDi'l'5 of Drama Corps towards the fall production. In the bavkqround. Hnixhing touches arv addvd to the sconcry. 4: CHEERLEADERS: top row CL. to r.j Blank, Capt.: N. Bon. co-Capt.: second row: E. Broad- hurst, R. Rabinowitz. C. I-Ioulbrcque, S. Levy, Glass, L. YN'Cisman: bottom 7010: S. Sussman, S. Frantz. CHEERS FDA JAMAICA IN MID AIR, JamaiCz1's cute and, spiritcd Cheer T leaders Hnish off a chu-r with their xtandard Ja maica jump. N33 BE'I'IN'EEN Blank. captain and -N. Bon. Cn- captain. jamaiczfs Cheerleaders are one of the most animated organizations in thx- school. 68 DANCE CURPS 1 f! 1 's' O X1 1 GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS of inter- pretive dancing. these girls hope to present their work at the Brooklyn Fashion Academy. where they will present Jamaica High's Dance Corps. FOR HON THE CAROUSELU, their television debut, the girls of Dance Corps contributed many hours of intensive rehearsal. ' ! 'MEMBERS OF DANCE CORPS: top row fl. to rj H Bass, treasurer A. Ginlin, faculty advisor Mrs. Daneis, M. Consola, veep B. Lindenbaum, M. Frasca. Middle rows L. Cowan, M. Brody, N. Starkie, M. Epstein. Bottom row: Ferguson, L. Schwartz, secretary L. Epstein, Glass. 'C' ACTIVE P.-XR'I'lClPA'l'lUN by all thu IIll'IHlN'I'S is L-ncouragvd hy Girls' I.t'iigLll' ofhu-rs and advisor ' -mn TO MAKE CHRISTMAS happier for the or- phans in this area, Girls' League holds its An- nual Christmas Drive. I 3 I. 'Sw' I :fri THE MEMBERS Ulu Girls' Lliillll' HWS 101' 'UH flzizd :int 1 H. Kaplan. Lindborn. E. Golclbm-rg. tl.. to r. L. Wt-iss. S. Klvin. I., Gallop, G.jm'l10- C. YL-ttcr. I. l'cwsi1vx'. 'lluihi-r. KI. KLllIlIllK'lIll.ill. will. E. PINOW. B. Post-n, R. AINIAIICF. wffffld lmtlunz wgtz 'l'4iislmll'. C, Wt-fm-r, S. Clmssiiiuil. wg. 2 I.. Coll:-iii B. Siruty. IJ, Xkmlfl. K. Spur. I.. lg, Silmi-ilk-i'. .X XM-igiiid. A-X, KfbllIll'Ii. Cmldsilfiiii I. Slmpimi Sflilwii. Il. Gmldsrviii 5 i fl Y X .2 l. Y , Xt 'Kitt ,-5. WY' N 55' B 5 . I X it LEAGUE GOVERNING BOARD: top rosy: KI.. to r.j 'Iirezuurer A. Seoppetta. Returdingg Seeretary Gordon, Corresponding Secretary A. Xlilitello. E Jernow, D. Cortz. bottom rote: A. YN'esterrnan Viee President B. Berman. Farulty Advisor Kin. Chickering, R. Bernstein. OTHER MEMBERS of M. Carton, R. Sehlebinger. Bernstein. S. L'rsa- ner, C. Schwartz, R. Rabinowitz. N. Bon, V. David. second row: L. Kirehman, D. Oliva, B. Guttlieh. R. Handt-lman. BYUSIUTIIILIYI. L. joseph. P. Meyer, J. Stern. third row: E. GefTner, S. League 1 top row: Rodd, Marcus, P. Black, L. Bohm, E. Alfandre. B. Smith, E. Pitter. fourth rote: A. Scoppetta. S. Poretz, A. Blilitello, E. jernow, D. Cortz. R. Bernstein, A. Westerman, bottom rote: G. Gordon, Mrs. Chickering, B. Berman. bw V sv 1 w ., A U 4 Q 3 Q V?-2 2515 fgf 7' 5 ' Q- . f'- -v if P , Q A 35 Q, fn- '- V E 1 is. wig? if in ,, , , , ,, 3. l 'f ? . 4 'V' K. , A ..., in ' -1 . ---1 it , 'li NQ yn ' Q, K., 9 , a is-1' ' , 3-pf ' 6 5 Q - - ' -Q' :v tif -,. l3 , gif f' ' -M R Xe. 'U If . 'Ki' ' A ' - ' ' -f 'X - 'Y '7 I' iii., K MS -.PA MY' IENIBERS OF PL'BI.ICI'I'Y COUNCIL: top ost: 'l, to r. N. Mieligit-lull. Tanrienlmuni. . .-Xrnlxkiexxim 1. Il. Fixlilm-'ln. li fivniri. Klinkfwll .. Glnsx. R. Xiny. Nt-401111 1042 F. Klein. B vlnilu t . Pmun. A, EN-rilic-rg. C. Sk'l'1f'IJPN. NI. Heyder- Klein. N. Lin H111 lint. .. U . . ll IIN. RESPONSIBLE for the puliliuitirm and advertise' Inent of Jariieitigi's extra-eurrieulzir activities. lieity Couneill niuny poxters always line and adorn our halls 1' .ix f NIRMBERS OF PL'BLICI'I'Y COUNCIL: top re: ll. to r.j R. jzunalau. F. Strier. R. Sussman, NI. Gordon, A. Kivurter. P. Pontell. Kc-far, IJ. Bruder. Jrconrl wie: Seagal, II. Minarsky, NI. Goldstein, W. XYeisx. third rose: C. Gottlieb, R. Alstader, A. Gorson. P. Bluufeux. Mn. Lipitz, B, Gold, A, Liehter. G. Tanber. K, Levine. bottom rote: G. Ingerling. C. Rm-ikert. Berger. Silver, J. Hnbeunzin. IJ. Nfelton. Ii. Mathews. Fein- berg. A PUBLICTY CUUNCII. ' f.'fv.v if 1 4, ix? gifs I is f is t , , 4,1 GOVERNING BOARD OF PUBLICITX COUNCIL: top rose 1' L. to r.l S, Tannenbaurn E. Geniti. S. Klein. F. Klein. M. Gordon. bottom 1 11 K Un visor Klrs. Lipitz. Q7 IQ 713 'EXW rote: Silver, vice pres.: Secretary R. Alstattr President P. Blaufeux: Treasurer Berger C Sehepps, H. Fishbein, R. Sussman, Faculty Ad BEHIND THE SCENES of .I1lIll2lil'll,S ziwseuihly piogrguux. the Stage Squad provides the special touches that give a smooth and professional ap- pearance to our productions. STAGE SUUHD GUARD REPRESENTINC .I.1r1mir.1'x 83 lIl1'lIliJr'Y Hoi Guard. these visor. dhruw order in our tain wixh R hop and Mr. Ff'iCiIll1lI1. their :id- xx IIIOIK' efh-olive method of k!'l'IJlIl! hun' hnllx. 'll-ni Iliffoio ix the mp- ohert Umsiiiqvr and Peter Bluufz-ux 114 ix eo-cxiptgiins. P0 S SN '- .Ng-di 75 'H92 1' llllllll kf u fw 1 fr f x 'A N Day Date Tvmn Sfon' Friday Noveinber Bayside 53-60 Friday Nova-xnher Fore-t Hills 60-625 Hiednesday November Bforris 30-36 Klonday December Lincoln 55-54 Yfednesday Deeeinlier Vilaon 86-60 Monday Deeeinber Lane 53-60 Friday December Adams 56-58 Tuesday Dc-eemher Van Buren 35-58 Friday Ueeelnber Riehmond Hill 60-45 Tuesday January Far Rockway 77-68 Friday january Jackson 76-62 Monday january Wlilsorl 56-50 Thursday january F. K. Lane 55-46 XXI-dnesday February Adams 63-52 XYedneQday February Van BUFCH 51-57 Friday February' RiChII1Ond Hill 42-49 Tuesday February Far Rockaway 57-49 Friday February 20 Andrcwjackson 40-42 TENSE MGMENT while Stan Kerman and George Hodor watch. Howie Shapirok shot zeroe- in towards the basket lo tie up the score during the Morris game. CAPTAIN George Hodor demonstrates the form which made him high scorer of the Hoopsters with an average of twenty points per game. JAMAICA S HOOPSTERS Seen mth their new srvrx are seniors 'l,. to r.' B. Young. A. Green- hlutt. l.. Wvin. Clnpmixi Ci. lloclor. Y. Trizzino. B. llivlroxv. A, Fahf-r. NI, Pzxrix. Nfanaqerx T. Dieoio and Coaeh Shapiro. llN'O XIURH POINTS FOR -l.AXfNI,'XlCl.'Xl Beavers leap high to Control rebounds in an action- packed Morris game. I coach Hilton Shapiro. the returning Beaver Hoop- ll. Rudollky. and A. Snvlix Ss-ated on top are the -lunior im-nihvrsz NI. L1-v. Kaplan. Cole. R. Cohen. S. Kerman. B. Lopez. S. Auc-rhavli. B SEBHLI. 'l'lfANl Sl,l'Gfil'iR. Allgul l.rwlJ, t'm111I11'1'1N XYllll in insidr' fmt hull and wndt 11 long drivz- towards thc' dixtnnt lt-ft he-ld ft-nrt-. Zz DIAMOND NINE under thc tutelage of Mr. An- sc-lmo Piaccntino finished third last season. beating every team in thc league at le-ast once. Players are ll. to r.j Cole. R. Vogt. M. Gordon. M. Chil- ,.,,,. SAFE! Nllilftlllll Cliiljcuri. J11111aic'11K Hrst xtrin Nliorttmwp. d11sl1111g hack to tht- lmw to 1-ludv 1 pick-oll' uttt'111pt. jc-an, A. Loch. M. Rc-incr. P. Pufcio. B. Hoffman. L. YV0in. Front row: B. Paul. M. Leonard. Coach Piart-nti11o. Captain P. Kozlow. F. RUIIlIll3Ck, Lic'l1stc'in, and Manngn-rs S. P1-girl and H. Bcarskin. Sf,l I'IIIDA,XXX' PITCIIIFRA P1'141'x' Koylmt, will C1117- min thix 1-1-g1r'Q ll'lllll 119 ln' rt-turnx for hix third N1-QN111 .ix Ll B4-41x'1A1' llllIlt'I'. ,4.---- 4 47' ,f AWGN, fx ,ff POWERFUL SERVE is unleashed by Albert Chang during an important match with Far Rock- away. TENNIS GETTING IN SHAPE for thc coming season, A. Spitz and R. Garrcn practice their forehand and backhand strokes BEAVER NETNIEN: Bob Levy and Norm Fried- man sharpen their refiexcs at the nt-t to meet the stiff opposition expected from thc rest of the league this season. RAQUETMEN: Coach Hurwitz draws on wide background of experience while giving team expert advice. Looking on are CL. to NV. Weiner, R. Garrcn. ffrontj A. Spitz Chang, B. Levy, and N. Friedman. his the r.Q A. J.,',w '- 79 5 RIFLE ,Z THE SHARPSHOOTERS. clwpitm' thvir lnfk of vxpm-ricrlw. finishvd thy- wnson with ll high scorc- of 7532. Thc- nimmdx ZlI'l'I fl.. to r.J Coach T. Lovvly, A. Ushko. E. Nfillvr, P. Jappv. A. Hafhi- gran, Muxmzxgvr R. TXILIINTINO. Front IL, to r.j urv: IW. Canmr. A. Gvnco. Cohcl. Co-Captains S. Schrccr and E. Marino. 1--ff F ENDING ,q-,,,,,,ix -Q-,f .. :FO A.: in Q A.. it ,L '. ' fm' I. 44 '. Ci N N ' - .A f ' ' MUSKETEER: Ci -rrl' I.:-il uitz. 'aptuin of - .iCa's foilx 'n. ' ' 'L z fi Jam- nish in tha- city. fm L JAMAICA'S BOOTERS, although not high in the final standings. exhibited fine playing ability and skill. The members of Coach Baron,s enthu- siastif' tt-am are CL. to r.j T. Horvath, B. Gro- man, M. Gandascgui, M. Romain. Co-captains A. Chang and B. Friedman, N. Itano. Lamel. L. Mandelker, Manager L. Krutoy. B. Horvath. L. Glass, V. Celestine, G. Ellis. Karasavas. D. Liss, Girauldt, A. McCracken, N. Friedman R. YVeintrauh, E. Rose, M. Bernhardt, and B. Riba. CAPITAN Bob Friedman skillfully passes the . l to a teammate during a pre-season workout. Q ' X t t ,x Z gi Z 1 SUCCEB X JAMAICA TEAMMATES converge on the ball 81 GULF ORD Hilltwppcr golf mxxpmin Stcw Rubin blasts long Nhm down Ll Kixscna Park fzxiruay, Str-vm-'N gdlllk' hah won him many tournzumnl titlr-N. 19th HOLE: Bvzxvm-r linksmvn hvzxd for thv Club- houw after Ll mulfh with Far Rockaway on the Bi'l1Yf'F,S hmm' rourw ut Kiswnu Park. TEPIING OFF: Llldvl' tha- Xlmcvllxmwwlllp UI fXIr. C..11rx1w. xI.1xn.111.1x Cult llhilll 415.1111 non thn- divisiou cllgillxpiumllip. Fmm I.. tu ri A. Buxllvll. N. Clifklxlnn. P. 1 l1k'llN. Lililihiill S Rubin. NI. Bum, S4'hI1t'idQ'I' and SK'L1VI'UIl. 2.32 1 , X m f f 4 W 5 5 , ,r Q ,ff my gg: ., 7, .X nw 55 Wal- 4 T., ,K v ,NM I - 1,1 .4 .1 .,- aw ' 4 . f 5 , 1,3 f Qin - gi 5 M4 -har' 155.5 4 ' i 56 4 '39 XL, T lg Q t X N , ss W5 s, .W Va Q L. . '31 ix 1 f . ,- 511 GET SET . . . GO! Beaver runners break away from the starting line on the boards at the St. John's course. They are preparing for the indoor SVHSOH. il nit A , f 522 ix MWA K It wi' 19 '4' Wm af ilffgg - . ',, .5-, HILL-AND-DALER. Dave Laird leads a pack X 'iswll' N of cross-country harriers over part of Jamaiea's 'ffi-49,3 3' home eourse at St. John's. ' f LOOSENING-UP before a meet with Thomas ig Edison High Sehool, Jamaiea's traekmen led bv ' Captain Phil Fishbaeh work out on the field. 1 . M., .in- 5 l A i lr- HEAVE-Ho. Paul Rifkin huns the shot for 3 , COMING AROUND THE TURN, Jeff Jacobs matchbwinning distance of 42.6 feet' 83 breaks away from a pack of sprinters as they head for the home stretch. SCORING HIGH. under the Erie coaching of Mr. T. Lovely. Jamaica's handball team finished in the first division of the league. The Beaver courtmen are fI,. to r.j Captain Berkman, S. Gorman. A. Weisinburg. S. Bergman. M. Weiss. Bark mit-: S. Loquercio, A. Fields. B. Lubart and R. Silverstein. li'-ft , A nnunnntl. Q 1. .t 1 2, pf-- is 9 M , L .2 BEAVER PINMEN: The Keglers compiled an 8 and 4 record to place third in the division. Standing with Coach S. Ruhin QL. to r.J are D. Selig. Co-captains N. Bangel and Schneider. Seated are B. Small. I.. Lippset. A, Bushell. Scavron and B. Rothstein. der came through in the clutch during the play ' - School offs with Lam C0-CAPTAINS Norm Bangel and Steve Schnei- BOWLING TROPHY symbolizes Jamaiea's ex cellence in athletics. CTIVITIES A J x Z KW, I 'v i ! B an c f i X, ,Lx f .f 5 f 2 ' zz!-,,,,4.f Q , ' . xx 5 K 87 Xir. Fniivy lm-ads wnior hmm-room. Flap., Tho 8:00 gong sounds the beginning of our senior year at Jamaica. MEMORIES of our wondvrful days as Seniors at jniimifa High School. ,Lf x 'G WS tix Q L4 X Q,,.gf nv ,- , ,. V ' g Q 2 V1.1- x i , 5'?'3::f , 'f' ,.r 'ct i ff -ff f rf , 1 'XX if H ix ' iff!-' cxSL,.f+-Q- ' V it V ' - ff - ,ff-' .- , X f' -,,i- Q ul-l w - Wil - nail' ,f ,ss lnwf- 0' WD' ' ,WW c pl ' ' A 1, -p , , .f ' l ,ffl dw' ,, ' f X ff- 'x fff ff , f ,,A ,aff if ,, ,aff li'-ff i -ff on-f '-I 034' c,,,.m-1 Students compare program cards as the new term begins. THE I-'M.l. SEHSUN As the fall season opens its wide doors to us, so does our school. This is the last year we'll be carrying our books through the halls of ja- maica Highg the last year we'll be cheering our teams on to victory. We have vowed to make it our best. We quickly fall into the old routine, but there's something fresh and exciting that we all feel-we're Seniors! 7' '- - HI Q f' t Y. v R r Q. i is uv 3 o 19 GMHICQ xv 58 4 NW, S , we V . lv' L5 ' U , , 'url H li JA A4 0 P Y .41 V, ff: fi ' 2? 'i?f- .zx f if? , Z X .J 1. g .. ,ags uf' N. ' ii we rt I-A3 x 5? f f. 9 li '-xi y 4 1 Q. H , I fly Ha' - Ng pf .. i A ,- H, fl ' S 7 ff Rib' 'ua QW N b mc: 12.15 rKl. SKI az 15 X! Jamaicans turn out for the play in greater num- bers than ever before. Much work goes into making the backdrop a success. THE WINTER SEHSUII Fall is gradually slipping into the past and winter begins to rear its ugly head in front of us. We feel ourselves a bit more secure as Sen- ior activities begin to roll. The Senior Class Officers are elected and the Statler Hotel is chosen for the forthcoming Sen- ior Prom. College Night is held for those who wish to go on to institutions of higher learning, A eertain indefinable tension begins to mount: a ten- sion that will Iltil end until the middle of May - aceeptanee time. All too quickly we find ourselves liar from the gentle breezes rustling through the trees +f old blustering winter has Us in its grip. Mid-term results report eard time approaches. A bright light appears for all of Us in the form ol Drama Corps' production of Desk Set. A welcome sightfffthe winter recess lets us catch our breath for a moment. 92 The Desk Set l The pcoplc- hc-hind the Sc-cretaries Revolt playing both ends against the middle. An efficiency expert gives advice: J. Shapiro, -I. Poster. UN STAGE Christmas play brings Yuletime cheers to start the holiday season. scenr-s-Wmake--up is Z1 Chorc' The finished product on stage. f- ' Thr- National x1f'TiI Svmi-Finzxlists. I.. to r, arc: Larry Silvvrstc-in. Hzxrvc-y Pgtddon, Judy Bach Rohvrt Nizirfus. 3 d'U'I'HlN 'llllllllliikli tnkvs time- out to Study. 4..n., As rvport Card timv approaches our hard work hnully shows its results. lf 4:8 Linda Goldstein delivering vale-dietory at the Jan- uaiy graduation. 1 ? 4 sy: 5 1 Mith the holiday ow-11 li'-writ- loom ominoutlt- lu-fore L1-. llixtory. half yr-111 totiikr-N. and Englixh for tlu- Jdllllliff' firatluats-X muxt he paved. At thix Iiilu- Nu' -ay faiw-w-ll to many of our fm-lloxv sf-11iorx. ilihr- jzxnuart !!'.1ClL1LillIlQ ll21NS leavex tix with our finc-Nt uixlu-S for xtieeew and happi- NVQ. The anxiety and Nuspenxe mounts as Merit. lvl'SIlHgllOUSt' and lii'QL'IlIi Scholarship winners are announced. The work on Yearbook ix in full ming and the editors are ruxhing to nu-et their deadlines. The All Day ClOfll.l'Tl'Ill'f' and the late winter l'lK'C'llf1I1N rm-new the fervor and l'Xi'lIt'lllI'I'1I of the pri-vioux l'LlIIlIJlilQIl. The IIl2tIli1Q'l'IN vie for the populzir vote. 'I'lu- ru-xx' uixicliclatr-Q are presented to ilu- Ntude-nt hotly. and ru-xx yr-z1r's Nt-nior flaw hr-gins to feel tlu- power and pains of lc-adm-rship, l 5 2 W .LJ Mr. Sehuker wpeaking to graduates and their parents at january FOLIO work is in full swing. j' Scni0r's suspense and anxiety draw to a Close as 'Vhv 15 arrives Q N THE SPRING SERSUN E an The nerve Center of jamaica, the hub of the school. Busy processing coll:-Qi' applications gm' fl. to r.j Mrs. Be-rnsu-in. Miss Burk:-. Mrss, Schindlvr. The xxork IS stlll hard mam texts xet to Come homexxork Stlll 111 abundance hut there a nnrked fume 1r1 the alr xx look up fro notehoolv on our drslt our fizes xxandfr to the- xxm mx md hexond Ihe mill green leaxcs o NJ mfr tu e lfplflf ot th: hxrds and thf gen 0 was no 1 1 n hm replued the old But our xxorlt eontmuex N terms eome and go the IJIHIQ' recess incl eollege 1nterx1exxs hlt ux one after another Thmgs The lNash1r1ffton trlp xdd to the pau Nizxx IJ rolls .wound md our ehoxcn colleges tell ux ol our acrcptmu ox rmjectmnx There are erus of I'ljO1C1I1g 111 the hills md udden hurrud trlpx to Mrs X ourlq S office 'xffcrnornl Dax serxxcfs at the umalca Hlqh Alma 1 xv ltr i gf 'Vhter 5 S- Yr Q-l ,ali 1 ' 't ' 1 I 1 71, 1 . . N L diff-'A ' ' ' ' . .-XX 'Q' 111 tht' . . .. .gh L2 . , d '-1 l'- f tr' ,. l' 'h' ' e ' - ' '. - - tl. bra- tvll us L1 nt-xx and 1 ree IJlCZiii1I1I N -2 -o art- happe-ning too quickly. the- time- too flccting. 1 ' ' l 5 . Z N 1 ' ' 1. ' 315.1 s - 7 ' 1 ' 3 - 1 . . , , . . .. K . . A L , , , 4 ,U J! e 1 L, .M-. 1:11 '-' .Q F- 1 , ' U 4' '. , , X 1 xl' 5.5 , l N J X I ' 1 1- .mlb , I ' B v b 1 - W 'lf Seniors wi' thvir iiinlimfx c'4npit.iI fm thx' girmuinl Yhlsliiriqtcnri trip with Mr. Luvvly during thi' spring ICTIII rvccw in April. fs, H - - ag Y ' xx fir, 4 , V X if . I' .- 2' -Q ,, 1' 5 i s ' ,'E1?eTw , 3 iff, E 5 gf 5, 1 ,YEA -. ,V 5 ' ' T ff ii: Eg I, i ' g. i W 'Y' ' -fi .Z , A - Vj 2 su? XXX X . M' TRIP T0 WHSHINGTUN ILC. U8 4x '23 f Hs -55, ,f ARTS FESTIVAL SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL gives Jarnaiczfs stu- dent body an opportunity to display its varied musical and Artistic talcnts. saw' SW' Seniors strike- hack in annual parody. 1 ,.L...,, rum iuifr XQ1111 1 llllll ml Il l 1x.1111111 111cl 1111m111f111 ,III - 1111N lIv'll llllx 111111 III Il11 If-1111 111 f 1 lllg IJYIIIQ I1111cl111I11111 lll1-- l'1'Nt1x.1l HI lf .Xrw O111' f11111l 11.111 .1: AI.1::..111.1 luw- ,11:11x'1'rl .111d .1 l' fhv' l111g of 11-xlul IAL1l!1ll11.1-111, 111 1.1-xt.1lui1 x11cl11f-QN. wif. 1 t1fftl.' .ill 31-11101 lim. .1 trip tw Rv' l51.11l1. .111d 11l.f.11-.111 1Ql-UT 1l11' 'W Sc-11ir1r -,,,, 1: 1 xv lflf QIIICU INN 111' 1111111112 Illl lllldl ill1YI'1 - Ill l111l1 hr Igfbxf 111 1 ll 11lq1'11111.1. l.111..111. WN ll 1.1x11 wr 1 1 111 llll'llflX .1Q.1lI1 1 fllll 111 Ll Ixlifx 1 , i1 Nf11.11111 11.1Il1 111 1l11 1111 11 11111.11 ll1' 811111-1 l'1111. .11 1l11 N1.11.11. I111.1 R 111171 lllil Ill! Ill! lllllll llll llil NLIIIIIIHI . 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I1111111.1l.111xx1ll. 141111 if 5+ 'Q LPM U . 55 'SN Jamaica High takes time out for trip to Rye Bea Jjtkg-ge - ' C7- BUHT RIDE T0 RYE BEACH The top five: fl, to r.j Peter Lopiparo, Salutator- ian Roxanne Bernstein, Valedictorian Albert Chang, Elihu Rose, james Swire. 101 GBMIIIHTIUN june Graduation at Forest Park ENIUBS 103 armula President Barry Miller Treasurer Brian Messing President JANUARY CLASS UFI-'ICEBS Susan Kaplan Secrelarv ex Q K H- f 2- H NYICHOLAS ALLEN 150 49 84 Avenue Jamaica Ba ltetball 'Ieam EVELYN BACH 67 28 198 Street Flushing C O Representative Boo ters He lth Careers Club Merit Certificate Art Award JANE1 BERGER 84 04 159 Strert amaica 32 frtasurer and Senior Repre stntativc of Publicity Council G O Representative Art Award Modern Dance Clubs .Assistant in Art Department EILEENI BERMANJ 69 38 198 Street Flushing 65 Senior Staff Folio Senior Representative G O Representative Future Teachers Club Meri Roll GLORIA BERNFELD 153 14 73 Avenue Flushing 67 Assistant in Art Department Boosters GO Representative Attended All Day Conference Tennis Club LAWRENCE BETZ 64-69 184 Street Flushing 65 P.S.A.L. .Awards BARBARA BOHDANOVICH 67-31 161 Street Flushing Junior Arista Honor Roll Girls League Future Teachers Club Library Squad 5 FREDERICK BOUGHTOW 173 23 Jamaica Avenue Jamaica Manager Swimming Team Assistant at Pool Assistant in Accounting Office Art Award TOBY BRIMBERG 73 08 194 Street Flushing Varsity Bowling Varsity Golf Athletic Major J Publicity Council P S A L Awards JAMES BROWNINIG 177 21 106 Road Jamaica P S A L Awards Football Team FREDERICK BURGESS 110 27 172 Street Jamaica 33 Swimming Team Track team JOSEPH CHAVIS 177 06 110 Avenue Jamaica 33 Swimming Team Swimming Assistant REEVA CHERNINI 67-25 197 Street Flushing 6 Assistant in Social Studies Department Math Club Future Teachers Club Assistant in Attendance Ofiice Tutor in Science MARY JANE COWKLIN 161-06 Jewel .Avenue Flushing Jamaica H.S. Scribe Dominican Commercial H.S. Jamaica Commercialite Speech Club Legion of Mary Catholic Institute of Press MILDRED COOPER 107 15 160 Street Jamanca 33 Assnstant rn Shop Department Punctuallty Award STEPHEN D ANIGELLIS 79 24 152 Street Flushlng MICHAEL DIYKES 255 22 75 Avenue Glen Oaks 32 Llbrarx Squad Hebrew Club Honor Guard Acccuntnng Honor Socxety ANGELA DONOGHUE 168 13 111 Avenue Jamalca 32 Newman Club Health Careers Club Asslstant ln Engllsh Department ELE ANOR FABER 182 20 64 Avtnum Flushmg 65 JIIDITH FEIN 65-48 Parsons Boulevard Flushing 65 Muth Club Nursing Club .Assistant in Math Departnu-nt EDWARD FENER 76-50 175 Street, Flushing 66 Fencing 711021111 Major J .Assistant in Art Dt'p1lll1lll'1l1 Math Club 'o- 'U 1' N 9' 1 's-. BARBARA FIDERER 142 35 84 Drxve Jamaxca 35 Drama Corps Assnstant nn Engllsh Department 1 'atm Club Frc rch Club C' 71 FAII FORTTRELL 65 '76 166 Street Flushing 65 Swnmmxng Club Asslstant ln MUSIC Dzpartment N Y 'limes Represzntatlve HAROLD FRIEND 712'4 165 Street Flushlng 65 Analyst Reporter Pool Assxstant Secretary of Future Teachers Club Math Tutoring Folxo Sports Staff LAURA GARCIA 90 17 176 Street Jamalca 3 BARBARA CINSBERG 65 60 Parsons Boulexard Flushing Accounting Honor Socmetx FRANKLIN FOLD 153-18 61 Road Flushing D1 m's Squad Honor Fuard ,Assismnt in .Art D1-purtmc-nt .A't .Award Mr-rit .Awards ELLEN GOLDBERG 75-47 196 Street, Flushing 66 junior .Arista Girls' League llonor Roll French Club Hebrew Club NTILY GOLDBERG 141 45 85 Road Jamaxca 35 LINDA COLDSTEIN 87 75 148 Street amalca Clrls League AFISIT Schelarshlp Club GO Representatrve Honor Roll GI ADYS GOODSTEIN 61 16 184 Street Flushing 65 Asslstant to Grade Advlsor Asslstant ln Art Department BARBARA COTTLIEB 67 52 185 Stret Flushing 65 Crrls League Drama Corps Jumor Arrsta Staqers Our Hearts Were Young 81 Cay 8: Desk Set MURRAY GRABSTEIN 156 38 71 Avenue Flushmq 67 .Art Award Honor Guard Chorus Ass1stant m Englrsh Department Merrt Awards ROCHELLE GROSSNI AN 75 28 Ltopla Parkway Flushxng G O Representatlve Chemlstry Squad Asslstant ln ChFmlSIfy Dept L I T ROCHELLE HANDELMAN 172 '34 Henley Road Jamarca '32 AYISIFI. GIFIS, League Publlclty Council Secretarx of French Club Scholarshlp Club is B18 W? vi'-ff 'ef N05 9 4 '!' 'W' -Ev ' GWENDOLYN HOWARD 102 '77 183rd Place Hollis I2 john Adams H S G O Represcntatxu Nollxball Icam Basketball Club Softball Club jamanca H S Basketball Club CAIL INGERLINC 158 '70 79th Awe Flushmg 67 Secrttarx and Vrce Pre sldent of Future Nurses Club Publlcntx Councll Follo Art Staff Assrstant m Sen nec Dt pt Art Awards C HRISIINE JARNILL X 161 02 Jewel Aw Flushmg 65 lrroman Honor Socretx Aceountrng Honor Soeu tx Sc mor Rr pre st ntatlw Pltmm Award MFUIOFIH H S C xml Strvrce WILLI ANI KANZ 75 '16 177th Street Flushnng 66 G O Reprc sc ntatrve SLSAN KAPI AN 164 11 75 Avenue Flushing 66 Secretary of Semor Class Presldent of Hebrew Club Orchestra 'Viusxc Major .I G O Representatlve Assrstant ln Engllsh Dcpartment I H XDDEL S KARWOSKI 63 41 160 Street Flushmg 65 Honor Guard Assrstant ln Wood Shop Dtpartment P S X I Awards Stage Scznerx FILEEN KATZ 156 15 71 Axenuf Flushrng Accountmg Honor Soerets Pltman Award Merit Award BEVERLY KERSTEIN 67-07 Fresh Meadow Lane, Flushlng 65 G L I T Secretars of Future Teachers Club Analxst Staff Math Club PET ER KL EHL 86 35 Sancho Street Hollls 23 Varsm Soccer Team NIcBurney School Soccer Team T rack Team Stamp C lub VICKI KLRZMAN 75 'V' 167 Street JBITIHICEI C' O Represtntatxve Sc mor Staff F0110 Hulltopper Honor Roll Art Award DIANA KYPAR 73 27 174 Street Flushmg Mineola H S Chorus ROBERT IEDEK 164 24 77 Avenue Flushing Assxstant ln Dean s Office Honor Guard P S A L Awards Assistant nn Math 'md Sclencc Departments BERNICE LINDENB AL M 67 27 Klssenn Boulexard Flushmg 67 Dance Corps Vnce Presxdent of Dance Corps Danezd m Fmlan s Rambow G O Representatlve ROBERT LIVINFST ONE 81 4' 189 Str: t jamalea 2? Bowling Team P S A L Awards Dc an s Squad C O Representative Assxstant ln Cfneral Offiez is QQ ar FRANCIS LOMONICO 89-20 186 Street, Hollis 23 P S A L Medals Assistant m Shop Department MARGARET MCCALLLM 67 18 Parsons Boulesard Flushmg 65 Assmstant m Accountmg Department CEORGE MCGOLCH 75 10 167 Street Flushlng 66 St Leonard s Academx Baskctball Team RICHARD MAGALIK 171 07 67 Avenue Flushmg 65 P S A L Awards Asslstant ln Shop Department GERALD MAINNI 67 50 164 Street Flushmg 65 P S A L Awards PET ER MANITOVI 164 17 78 Road Flushing Honor Guard P S A L Awards Assistant m H Ed Department Pool Assxstant DOLI HL 'VIEI ION 75 10 190 Strut Fluslung 66 Pllllllflly C uunell Niodt rn Dann BRIAN MESSINJG 137 38 227 Street Iaurelton 13 Nic rut Certihcaus Honon fuard Xssist ant in 'vlusit Dr partmf nt WII I IANI NIEXN 162 20 67 Auntie Flushing 67 'krt Awards P S A I Awards Band PE FFR MI XLF 151 05 85 Xwnue amaica Honon C' uard BARRY MILLER 69 40 198 Street Flushing Art Award F O Reprc scntative K 9 Club Senior Representative Treasurer of Senior Class DEANNA MIRSKY 81-11 Utopia Parkway jamaica 32 Honor R011 Program Committee Chorus Hebrew Club Boosters SAR.AH DIANE MOUCHIS 150-24 Grand Central Parkway amaica Basketball 8: Volleyball Clubs P.S..A.L. .Awards Chorus L.I.T. .Assistant to Grade .Advisor CHERYL MURRAY 184-34 Aberdeen Road, Jamaica 32 Drama Corps Dance Corps Hofstra Shakespearian Festival Arts Festival Staff My Fair Lady vgmr 4A I 109 DOREEV OLIVA 64 10B 186 Lane Flushing Presndf nt of Drama Corps Cirls I vague Our Hearts Were Young and Fax Cast Desk Sct Cast St zers Club FR 'KNK ORRIGO 80 47 160 Street jamaica 32 PHYLLIS SUS KN PAZNIK 178 26 Kildare Road jamaica 32 Leaclf rs Covernmg Board Pri side nt of L I 'I C7 0 Reprfstntatlvf S1 Cn tsiry of Hebrr w C lub Sc nior Chorus FI IZABETH PL HAKK X 88 1h 196 Strc et Hollis 23 Assistant in Languagt Department Xssismnt in Supplx Room SHFILA RASOWSKY U 155-01 71 Avenue Flushing Pitman .Award .Assistant in S,S. Dept. EILEEN1 REICHBACK 65-90 160 Street Flushing 65 Honor Roll . G.O. Representative Assistant in .Art Department Pitman Award CAROL RICE 73-28 199 Street, Flushing 66 School of Industrial Arts: Student Council Jamaica H,S.: Audio Squad .Art .Award LINDX RIND 144 17 C,OOlldQl Munuc 11111161 '13 CO R1pr1s1nt1t1x1 Nfocbrn D1n11 Xw 1rd B1sl1tb11l Xvmrd MICH XEL ROSEN I'H AL 140 16 Nc-gundo -Xwnue Flushmg RCIBFRI S KN I XV 'IRI 'K 198 05 C 1rp1nt1r XNCYIUC Hollns Sorrr r 111111 I-1n1'1ng 111111 xSS191?H1IlI1 I1hr1r1 fXthI1t11' Ivhjor -I Ath11t11' Ivimor SHEII X SC HLNI-XCHER 75 72 180 Strvvt Flushlng B'1s111 tball Club VOII1 xball Club Lhorus Spdrxih Club LIT HFLEN SC HWLXRTZ 176 14 76 Xwnuf' Flushlng 66 L1 '1d1 rs PFOEFJIII C o1111111tte1 C O R1pr1s1fntat1vc 41t1rn1t1 S11n1or Re-pr11s1'nt'1t1w1 L1br1rx -Kss1st'1nt MIC H 'kI'L SIEC hl 617 S0 Pusoni B111111 wird I'111sh1n1g 65 Xt111un!111q Honor QOCIQ tx SHIRLEY SIIQFEL ,-'10 89 .xNl'IIl11', 1 A 1 1- 'I I R!'1JT4'5l'l1lLl ' 111-W Cf . ,sistnnlt 311111 f Us .1 :sif 1 ' I.a1nQ11x, ' D'p11111111-111 if AIPH lx I GLORI-K SINGER 150 43 75 -Xwnuc Flushmg Xmsmnt 1n C O Storf Xssmmnt 1n S1 CTI t1r111 D1 p1r!1111 nt Tutor 1n 'kccountxne P1t1111n Xwwrd I XCRIE SPFRBFR 186 38 R 1dnor Ro 1d 111111161 '59 Jumor x1'1SI'l SrCr1t'1rx of P11b11f1tx COIIFIFII 1st'1nt l1t r1x Fd1t r F11 111 pr1s11t1 1 H111l11ppcr RHOD 'K S I EINFRNI XX 67 10 170 Strut Flmhmq Hono1 R011 gl mor R1pr1s1nt1t1x1 L I 'I M1111 t1C Clube Fut11r1 T11ch1 rs Club FILEEN STREIM 85 5: 167 Str1 1t ja11111Ca C O R1 pr1 51 nt21t1v1 Orchvstrw I 1 1d1 rs All D11 Conf1'r1'nc1' PUIJIICIIW Gouncll NRI FNF TICK 93 16 183 Street F1usl'11ng 6 Honor Roll G O R1pr11s1nt1t1x1 Tutox ln Nfhth P1-HILISIRXINFR 59 10 164 Strut FIUSIIITIQ Dr 1111 C oxps X21HS11 S0611 tx PllS1d1I1t of Nr! Club R C1 C r11Si C 11111 Bxoloex C11111 M.-XLRICIIC V.XI.IfN'IIIS 7 -10 -1 .XV 'IIlll', Fluihing '. ,I Cf h' ,- 7 -li ' C 'pr1's'11t11 ' ' 1111112 ' '-1 DOLORES V.-XUGHAN 108326 169 Plarr, jamaica 33 Chorus JAMES VIANI.-X 161-55 Jewc-l .-Xvfnur, Flushing 65 P.S.A.I.. Awards G 0. Reprvsvntativf- Honor Guard R.-XE VITALE 90-O? 180 Street, jamaica 32 Sz-wing Club Art Award Assistant in Art Dc-partrnc-nt JOHN VOYTKO 65-43 Parsons Boulevard, Flushing 65 Assistant in English Department 5 454, 1 Q DIANE WEISS 73-58 198 Str:-vt, Flushing 66 G.O. Rvprc-sc'ntativr Boostvrs Assistant in Math Dcpartmc-nt MICHAEL WY'l'E 75-116 184 Stre-rt, Flushing 66 Assistant to D:-an of Boys HENRY XIQUES 214-81 jamaifa Avenur, Queens Village Band P.S.A.I.. Awards Assistant in H.Ed. D:-pzirtmc-nt STEPHEN ZIMMERMAN 76-51 167 Strvct, Flushing Band G.O. Rvprc-sm-ntzitivv Sorcvr Tc-am l'.S.A.l,. Award ,omg W2 qc MDV- 58' aSSem impofris mmm 5X.CQ bywmmicjwf q,,r --4 lwfbglwqw Hom. 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I . , e n ,f -ul 3 L L .- wi T KL Nfl VIA . :kg 1 Best Looking Ellen Hart Arthur Goldberg Did Most For f.H.S. 9 Best Musician Karen Spar Hank Lubin 10 Alost Likely To Succeed Linda Cohen Albert Chang Most Popular Gerri VVeiss Arthur Sachs Best Artist Lesley VVeissman Henry Ruas Liveliest Audrey Alpert Barry Tunick Most Versatile Margie Walker Al Greenblatt Miss jamaica Judy Glass Mr. jamaica Lester VVilson Best Actress Judy Shapiro Best Actor Roxanne Bernstein Peter Lopiparo Best Dancer Mickey Epstein Kurt Tatum Best Dressed Roberta Teddy Mage d Peter Remler Best Athlete Sue Seiden George Hodor Jeff Poster T15 MPT 'a '7 K SENIUR CELEBRITIES Gerry YVeiss Vice President Frank Ciaccio President JUNE CLASS UFFICERS Barry 'l'unick Treaxurer Q Linda Cohen Secretary FREDERICK-K ABELE 15 18 76 Road Flushing 67 Libxarx Assistant Fencing Club ANRITA ABEI OW 69 08 175 Strf et Flushing 65 Future Teachers Club Assistant in Math 8. S S Dept Basketball Club Volluball Club ROBERT ABRAHANIS 161 29 Jewel Avenue Flushing 67 G O Representatnt C btmistry Club Sci: nee 8. Engineering Club Research Club Problr ms of Denioeracx Club I INDA ABRAMS 71 21 147 Street Flushing 67 As istant in Seerc tarlal Department Office ANDREW ADAMS 89 21 169 Street jamaica Attendance Award Assistant in Language Department FLLIOT .ADDIS 185-10 80 Road Jamaica 3 Honor Cuard K-9 Club 'Vewspaper Squad ROCHELLE .ADLER 67-39 Kissena Boulevard, Flushing 67 Secretary of .Accounting Honor Society .As.i. tant in Niath 8: .Accounting Departments Athletic Clubs Hebrew Club WWW wg? f .1.' 1 Ax 1 'J ALL-NNI AIW 71 6? 166 Street Flushing 65 Soccer Team C hess and Checkers Club K 9 Club P S A L Awards Problems of DflFlOCF'lCX Club ANTJE ALDAG 87 21 139 Street amalca Xssista nt in Secretarial Dc partment EL NINE AI F XNDRE 146 52 80 Road Jamaica Cirls I eaguc Iunior Arista I-'olio Business Staff F O Rf prf SfI1t2ll1Vf' Honor R011 IOSEPH ALLEN 75 27 190 Street Flushing 66 President B10 Club Sr-mor Representative I 'X D Skit Dt sl Set XLDREY ALPERT 150 15 72 Drive Flushing 67 FITIQ Varsity Yearbook Staff Curriculum Intramurals Leaders Assistant in E R MARIEN AALPERT 153-25 78 .Avenue Flushing Governing Board of Drama Corps Captain of Boosters f'.O. Representative RI'I'.A ALSTATER 85-05 Edgerton Boulevard jamaica 32 Girl. League Secretary of Publicity Council Vice President of Hebrew Clu Future Teachers Club French Club b MARJORIE .ALTER 67-33 170 Street, Flushing 65 Honor Roll Girls' League Assistant to Dean of Girls Math Club Hebrew Club MELVIW ALTWAN 73 '79 174 Street Flushing 66 Honor Guard Assistant in Biologx Department SLS KN Al 1 M AN 73 22 174 Street Flushing bb Futun Isaehm rs C lub Assistant in Art 8t Secretarial Dm partmc nts GEORGIA ANTASI ASIOU 73 28 174 Street Flushing 66 Chorus MILDRED ANDERSON 150 50 Grand C1 ntral Parkwax jamaica 22 1 eadr rs Governing Board 1 Minor J Assistant in H Ed Departmtnt G O Representative C horus Jon ANOLICK 80 15 190 Street jamaica 2? G O Represm ntatnl Cabinet of Student Counfll Assistant to Nir Fmlx Boost: rs 1 urltey Mountain Committu JOSEPH ANLSZRIEVNICZ 150 '70 71 Annum Flushing 67 Public its C ouneil Sen nec 8. Engxnu ring C lub Honor Roll C hemistrw C lub ,ff HAROLD APPEL 75-18 196 Street, Flushing 66 junior .Arista Honor Roll Honoi Guard Student .Aid-Physics Advanced Science Club IL! REIIA ARDIZZONE 82 02 166 Strelt Jamaica '59 Boostr rs 'vi ARR ARONSON 75 68 187 Strut Flushing 66 C andidatc for City Council R1 prz sentativc C O Rr prcscntativm Nominations and Elections C ommittt e Adxanced Science Club Nucl: us Staff MICHAEL ARONSON 77 '54 170 Street Flushing 66 Scnioi Arista Folio Currtculum Stafl' G C Representative Serior Band Honor R011 HEA 1 HER A 1 KINS 186 47 Radnor Road Jamaica 32 President of Chorus Choi Swimming Assistant Volleyball Club librars Squad C ARL ALERBACH 88 98 193 Place Jamaica 2 Arista Math Team Co Captam Hilltopper Folio Literarx Staff C70 Rmprescntitivc C XROI 'l.l.C'ENTHAl ER 71 11 184 Strut Flushing 66 'ksslstwnt in Art Department Switchboard Operator NIEAL AUGLST 153 27 73 Avenue Flushing 67 Assnstant to Dean of Boys JL DITH AXI ER 67 20 198 Street Flushmg 63 Student Councll Key C O News Editor Flrls League All Das Conferc nu C ommxttee Student Interest Commxttee IL DI fl-I BACH 61 18 183 Stnet Flushing 67 C :rl Leader Senior Arista Fdltor Semor SlCl1On F0110 Cxrls League All Day Conferenre Chairman Ch'urman Tutorlng Commxttec of Jumor Arista BEVERLY BACHENIHEIMER 67 47 181 Street Flushing 65 Secretary of Leaders Studf nt Councll Commlttr es Hxlltopper Assxstant ln Language Dept Art Award DOROTHY BADER 65 02 183 Street Flushing 65 Tnroman Socuetg. Putman Award Art Award LOL IS BADINIEL1 I 69 86 182 Street Flushmg 65 C O Representatlve Honor Roll Vnce Presxdent of Scnence St Engmeermg Club Vnce Presldent of K 9 Club Tutormg SUSAN BAIM 67 50 198 Street Flushmg 65 Arhlenc Clubs Chevrons G O Representatxve Math Club Spamsh Club Alternate Semor Representailvf K T'-u 'Q' o BARBARA BAKST 162 15 72 Avenue Flushmg 65 Ye rbook Senior Staff Assxstant nn Math Department Art Award Red Cross Club Hnlltopper WAR1 A BALINS 168 46 89 Avfnuc amalca 52 Putman Award Lrhmrx Squard Assistant to Mr Burns NORNI AN BANGEL 75 14 190 Strut Flushing P S A L Awards Bowling lc nm C aptam Sl-'RCE BARBEAU 197 19 jamalca Avenue Hollls 23 Pri :dc nt of Newman Club NORMAN BARHAM 155 18 jc wel Avenue Flushing 67 Honor Guard ROBER FA BARKER 69 16 164 Strcet Flushlng 65 Accountmg Honor Soclety G L I T Assistant 1n Art gl Accounting Departments ANTONIA BARNETT 160 09 76 Avenue Flushmg 66 Basketball Club Assistant xn Secretarlal Department ARLENE BARRETT 73-66 195 Strez-t, Flushing G C Rf prvst ntatwc Orchvstra Mum' 'viajor J SIJl111S1'l C lub X11 Dax Confvrr nr: RAYMOND BROWN 119 43 165 SIFPCI St Albans 34 LY1 E BASS 81 26 190 Strrot '111111Ca '1 rack Team c11l1111Sfl'X Squ 1d Honor Guard Bmlogx Club BXRBXRX BVI ION 165 20 Hl11Sldl Avvnuc J1ma1Ca 32 Futurf' Nurses Club Chorus SH ARONI B-KZIN 67 '15 KISSCDH Boulevard Flushmg 67 Honor Roll Accountmg Honor Socwty Assxstant 1n Enrolllng Room HILD X BECRER 80 Q1 L topn Parltwn 11111161 '19 SlC1'll'lrN and Fon rnmg B01rd of Lmdvrs C' O Rvprzscnu IX Kr1st 1101101 Roll 5881811111111 H Fd K llldlnll Omfts R XR1-'N BH RPR u Fluslnng 65 plI1ll1C11N C ounC1l 11br1rx Squad FRANCINE BEIDES 67-12 164 Street, Flushing 65 Assistant to Guidance Counsellors MICHAFI BENDER 67 36 182 Street Flushmg fha 111 Lab Squad Xssmtant 1n H Ed Office WtSt1ng11OUSP Project Club Nss1stant1n 'vhth 8. S611 ncr- Dcpartmc nts IALR BERFNZWEIG 69 24 168 Strut Flushmg 65 S1 mor Rt pri st nt mu F0110-Rt portmg St 111 1101101 Cuard W1 stmghoust C lub 5l'11l'1C1 8. Engmurmg Club MAR11 vw BERGER 15108 77 Road Flushmg 67 Mt r1l R011 Xrt C 1 rt16cntL Art C lub Xss1st1nt 1n Englnsh 84 Socxal Studn s Dt partmc nts RON AI D BERGER 70 11 174 Street Flushmg Xrtsta Nucleus Edltor Math loam Xdvanccd S611 nce Llub -1131 FREY BERKN1-UN 150 09 77 Xvtnut F1llS111I'lg 67 Handb111 Tram Cnptam umor X 115111 Blslutlnll lroblm 1115 of Dt 111011 an C 1b Fltrt1o111rs C lub O R1 p14scnt1t1u N XON11 B1R1xN1XN 75 70 178 Strut Hushmg 66 1 O Rcprtstnultnm 1 rt nsurt r H1 brmw C lub MUSIC Major ,I S1 n1or Chorus Xss1stant to Grade Adv1sors NANCY BERKOWITZ 166 15 Lmon 'I urnptke Flushing 66 Leaders G O Represcntatxvt Athlctmc Clubs Boosters Tutor ln Bxologx BETTY BERNIAN 73 3 180 Strut Flushxng 66 Arxsta Vlce Prcsndtnt and Recordmg Secrftars of Glrls League Studs nt Councll Cabmet Yearbook Sen1orStaff Honor Roll .IOFL BERM KN 61 50 M3111 Strut Flushmg 67 Colden Mm Wxnmr Honor Roll Phxslcs Laborltorx Squad Llbflft Squad Scholarshxp Club LEONIARD BERMAN 153 50 75 Avenue Flushing 68 MICHAEL BERM ANI 75 04 180 Strut Flushing A snstwnt to Dean Assn tant rn Senence Dx pt Soccrr Team Math and Scnence Clubs Math 'I utormg PAUI A BERNITT 164 27 71 Avenue Flushing Frank Carey H S Follo-Business Staff Carman Club Sophomore Board Representatnvr Usherettes Gxrls Servlce Leagum JLDITH BERNST EIN 150 20 71 Avenue Flushmq 67 Arxsta blrls Leagut Yearbook Semor Staff Semor Representatxve Assistant ln Guidance Sr Admlmstratlve Offices 'ho ROXANINE BERNISTEIW 90 10 149 Street jamanca '35 Gxrl Leader of Jumor Ansta Jumor and Semor Govermng Board of Gxrls League Presxdent Vnce President 8. Secretarw of Hebrew Club Fxrst Prize Clly Wlde Hebrew Contest Golden Ann Award STEVEN BERNSTEINI 73 33 180 Street Flushmg 66 Sf mor Arlsta Westmghouse Project Club Folmo-Busmess Staff Semor Representatlve Math Club ROBFRT BIANCHI 170 14 84 Avenue Jamaica '12 Asslstant In Blologx Department Track Team Nfmor Honor Guard 'Newman Club BRLCE BIERBRYER 61 '16 185 Street Flushing 65 Semor Representatxve Problems of Democracy Club Honor R011 P S A L Award Secretary of Sclence 81 Engmeerxng Club EVELYN BILLIG 186 '59 Avon Road Jamanca Assocnate St Feature Edntor of Hmlltopper Fdntor ln Chief of Radlus Ar1st't Fovcrnmg Board of Dance Corps Bnology Lab Squad Major J STFPHEN BINDLER 150 29 78 Avenue Flushxng 67 Orchestra Drama Corps Honor Guard Productxon Mus1r EDMUNTD BIRNBAUM 75 43 195 Street Flushing Representative at Hofstra Shakespearean Festnval Semor Representatxve Drama Corps Literary Staff Folio Desk Set MELVIN BIRNBAUM 153 15 77 Road Flushmg 67 G O Representative Assistant ln Scxence Department PAMELA BLACK 84 50 169 Street Jamaxca 32 Candxdate for Cxty Councxl Representative NOHIDZIIODS 81 Electrons Committee Chanrrnan Senxor Prom Committee Gnrls League EVAN B1 AND 61 37 161 Street Flushing 65 Sensor Band M jor J Music Horor Guard Chorus P S A L Award JANET BLANK 84 25 Kendnck Place jamalca 32 Captam of Cheerleaders Ansta Sw1mmmg Asslstant Asslstant Edltor Events Sectxon Foho Presldent of French Club PE1 ER BLAUFEUX 76 46 172 Str: et Flushnng Pre :dent Publlcxty Councxl Co Captann Honor Guard Yearbook Art Staff Yea: book Photo Staff Sen nce 8: Engineering Club HELAINIE BLAUSTEIN 139 60 85 Drive Kew Gardens 35 Art Certificate Assrstant ln Language 05100 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Assnstant ln Speech 51 H Ed Departments MART IN BLAUSTEIN 162 06 71 Avcnue Flushmg 65 Research Club Assxstant to Dean of Boys Science 8: Engmet ring Club Chemistry Club Math Tutor AARON BLECHMAN 181 11 Aberdeen Road jamanca 32 Photograph Staff Folio Swimming Team Senlor Band NY Txmes Representative Photography Staff Hnlltopper IL DITH BLOCK 67 O3 Kxssena Boulevard Flushmg 67 Semor Staff Yearbook Alternate Senxor Representatlve Future Nurses Club Assxstant ln Englrsh Department As lstant ln Attendance Office CEORGIA BLOW 59 21 71 Avenue Flushmg 65 ERIK BODOW 82 33 165 Street Jamalca 32 Advanced Scxence Club Scnence 8: Engmeermg Club G O Representative Sensor Arista Staff of Nucleus 1 IINDA BOHM 176 15 B0 Road amalca 32 Clrls League Chonr St Chorus Socnal Chalnnan of Spanish Club G O Representative Musxc J NONA BON 176 53 80 Road jamaxca 32 Co Captain of Cheerleaders Girls League Buslness Staff of Year Book Hllltopper Staff Student Council Rt pri sentatxve for Cheerleaders ROBERT BOOK 81 03 169 Strert jamalca 32 '1 rack Team junior Varsltx Baseball Band Music J 2 j s nn 'I rack GERALD BORAKOVE 85 34 Chevy Chase Street jamaica French Club Assnstant nn Art Physxcs 8: English Departmen Honor Roll PETER BORDONTARO 150 '12 77 Avenue Flushing 67 Assistant ln Art Department lOYCE BORELLA 67 40 184 Street Flushmg 65 C' O Representative Art Award Math Club Chemlstry Laboratory Squad Newman Club BETTE BORGER 172 17 Hlghland Avenue JHITIHICB 32 Hllltopper Business Staff I T .Athlz tic Clubs Yewrbook Busmess Staff gf mer Representatxve DENNIS BORNICK 67 44 164th Street Flushing 65 VICI President of Stage Squad Honor Roll Honor Guard Asslstant nn Bnology Department Advanced Sclence Club MARSHAI L BOTWINICK 253 48 87 Drnve Bellerose 26 Hebrew Club Orchestra IOAN BOYKOFF 87 02 Chevy Chase Street J manca 32 Recordnng Secretary of Gnrls Varslty Major J Iunlor and Senior Arlsta Honor Roll Folio Llterary Staff Vlrt Presndent of French Club Ai 't SUS AN' BRAND 69 64 181 Street Flushlng 65 Chemlstrw 1 aboratorw J Stagers Club Hllltopper K 9 Club 'Math Club RICHARD BRANDSHAFT 196 72 69 Avenue Flushmg 65 Scxence Club EDW XRD BRAND1 70 46 175 Street Flushnng 65 Band Assnstant to Dean French Iutor Asslstant ln Socxal Studlcs Dt partment HARRIE1 BREN1 150 40 71 Avenue Flushlng 67 Accountlng Honor Socxety Sparlsh Club Folio Semor Staff Red C ross Club ELI EV BRESL XWSKY 65 90 160 Street Flushmg Leaders Art Awards Orchestra. Chorus 'vlmor J 'VIERVYN BREVNER 168 29 105 Avenue Jamanca MOSEI LA BREWTONI 106 11 177 Street amalca 33 Chorus ELLEN BROADHURST 87 '17 168 Plata amaxea C hr 1 rlf aders SWIYUITIIDZ ASSISQHDIS I 1 Idf rs P S A. I Xward C O Rf pre sentatnf ILDITH BRODATZ 8907 169 Street Jamanca '59 N14 rut Award C horus Assn tant xn Nffusze Department Spamsh Club FI I FN BRODY 84 49 168 Street .I'lIY13lC3 39 Senrol Chorus Assn tant mn Sreretarlal Department Productxon Alternate G O Representatlvc Lxbrarx Squad TOBY BROKSTEIN 61 91 184 Street Fresh Meadows Musle J Yearbook Art Staff Art CFTYIHCBICS Se-mor Orchestra Assxstant m Musnc 8: r Departments MYROV BRONIFELD 69 06 175 Street Flushing P S A L Awards Chess 81 Checkers Club WILI IAM BROSNIAN 88 '40 182 Street Jamalca 23 Manxgtr of Fencing Team Honor Guard Assistant ln Health Educatxon Department Merchandising Honor Socxetx CXROLYN1 BROWN 177 60 106 Aunue jamaica 33 Basketball Club Volley Ball Club N Irslng Club Badminton Club Tennis Club 1 gpm' 19-1 STEPHEN BRUCKMAN 69 17 172 Street Flushing CO Representative 'ksslstant to Dean DAVID BRLDER 181 19 69 Axenue Flushmg 65 Pubhcltx Councnl ROCHEI I E BLCHMAN 67 O6 164 Strtet Flushlng 65 Assxstant ln Guldance Ofhce Modern Dance Club Putman Award HEI EN BUKBERG 185 07 69 Avenue Flushmg Leaders Alternate Student COUnCll Representatxve Arista Manor J Athletlcs Ye rbook Reportmg Staff Honor Roll RENA BLLKINI 7161 162 Street Flushmg Publncny Councll Hllltopper Reporter Fol1ofArt Staff Seeretarx K 9 Club St fl' of Nucleus JOHN BURKARD 73 59 194 Street Flushing 66 'Nc wman Club lrark Squad PX l RIC lk BL Rlxll Xl TER 111 10 Fanmrs Bouluard S Xlbans 2 ROBERT BUSCH 75 27 180 Street Flushmg 66 Asslstant ln Deans Office Cafetena Squad ALAN BUSHELL 73 56 196 Street Flushm Golf Team Bowlmg Team Band C O Representatne Math Tutor KAREN BYRNES 65 77 Parsons Boulevard Flushing 65 Academy Sacred Heart of Mary Flec Club Merlac Staff Photographcr Smg Program Commlttee Latm Club Track Team FRED CAPUTO 61 18 166 Street Flushmg MARY CARMICHAEL 159 26 Hlghland Avenue Jamaxca 32 Bus1ness Math Award Merlt Certxticate Chorus MARY CARNAVOS 90 10 180 Street Jamawa '52 Swnmmmg Club Basketball Club MERYL CARTONT 75 46 194 Street Flushmg 66 Secretary of Swmmmmg Asslstants Grrls' League Future Nurses Club French Club Boosters 67 1 ,l ,..,.4 X '25 BARBARA CATALDI 90 50 180 Street Jamalca Stenography Award Chorus Arts F estlval Basketball Club ALBERT CHANG 188 06 87 Drlve Hollms 23 Presrdent of G O Bov Leader of Jumor Arxsta Senior Ar1sta Boys Varsnty Soccer Team Captam Orchestra ROCHELLE CHARNIEY 142 35 84 Drlve Jamalca Leaders Asslstant an Health Educatnon Department Volleyball 8z Basketball Clubs Boosters LYDIA CHAZEN 67 44 164 Street Flushlng Orchestra Major I Musxc Productnon Hebrew Club Assxstant m Engllsh Department BARBARA CHIZNER 76 52 176 Street Flushing 66 Chemlstrv Lab Squad Athletxc Clubs G O Representatnve Swxtchboard Operator Assistant m Engllsh Department THOMAS CHRISTIAN 176 41 80 Drlve amanca 32 Iumor and Semor Chorus Honor Guard Llbrary Squad MAXINIE CHURCHIN 76 53 168 Street Flushmg 66 Athletxc Clubs Asslstant rn Art 8x Englxsh Ofhces Chorus Asslstant nn Enrollmg Room A 1, X ' 1 - A , ' g 66 V g - . 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Gay B00 ters FRANK CIACCIO 194 01D 64 Clrcle Fresh Meadows 65 Presudent of Semor Class 'N Follo Exents Editor CoN11nager Red n Blue Varsltx Soccer Team umor Xrxsta VINC FNI C IRRI'1 O 150 56 Crand Crntral Parkway Jlll1'llC8 '52 Honor Cuarcl Scxenrm 8: Fnqmurmg Club C O Reprr sentatru Band C horus STUART CITRIN 148 25 89 Avenue jamaxca Pre xdent of UW Club Hxlltopper Staff C' O Representatnve Fencmg Team MHJOI' S Track Team ST XNLFY C1 XRIN 169 05 71 Xvcnue Flushmq 65 Constructlon of Plax Scenerx Honor Cuard Pool Xssustant -Ksslstant ln Enrolllng Room IR X COHEN 65 35 181 Street Flushing Assistant m Engllsh Dcpartment Honor Guard C hmmxstry Club if 5 1 INDX COHEN 119 99 lxnldnrc Road :mum 52 Candmdate for C :tx Counenl Representatm Lhnrnnn 'Nonuniuons and Electrons Caomunttee Smcrmtary of Semor Class 'krnsta Cnrls League 126 MARTIN' COHEN 70 56 174 Street Flushmg 65 Honor Guard Lxeutenant English Boolcroom Squad K 9 Club PALL COHEN 161 08 Jewel -Menu: Flushlna Erasmus HS Football Team ksslstant ln Health Educatzon Department P S X 1 Award PHYLLIS LOHEN 75 68 198 Street Flushlnlg 66 CSL leadcrshlp 81 1'x 1111111011 Confc rence C L I '1 Chalrman G O Inustlgatlon C ommrttee Hnlltopper STUART COHEN 77 26 173 Street Flushmg Westmghouse Project Club Scrence Project Class Scxence 8a Engmeermg Club Assistant m Scxence Department Red Cross Representatxve Electromcs Club DI ANE COLES 75 15 167 Strett Flushmg 66 DOROTHY COLODNER 65 62 Parsons Boulevard Flushing Future Tfacbc rs Club Hmbrcw Club K 9 Club Xsslstant nn Xrt xnd Soual Studies Dcpartmrnts I-ranch Club I INDA CON NN 69 49 181 Strut Flushing 5951513111 xn C htlIl1S1Y'N and Phssxcs Laboratorns Illlrlltopjper Adurusnnz Stiff if , - , ' 65 V , X . 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Q x I JOAN CONKLIN 161 O6 jewel Avenue Flushing 65 Future Nurses Club Assnstant m Swxmmxng NIARYANN CONSOLA 67 31 Knssena Boulevard Flushmg 67 Dance Corps G O Representatlve Senior Representatlve 'vferchandxsmg Honor Socnetx Fxrxan s Rambow VIRGINIA CONlSOLI 186 22 Chelsea Street jamaxca Cultar Club Spanlsh Club Newman Club Future Teachers Club SHARON COOPERSMITH 16129 Jewel Avenue Kew Garden Hills D C I T Ass1stant m Science Department Basketball Sr Modern Dance Clubs Asslstant to Grade Advnsors Productlon BRYNIA COOPERSTEIN 147 23 84 Avenue jamalca 35 Biology Lab J Biology Lab Squad Hebrew Club Assistant ln Engllsh Dtpirtmtnt DI AWE CORTZ 69 61 185 Stret Flushmg 65 Correspondmg Secretary St Semor Govermnq Board of Glrls Ie1que Ansta Orgamzatlons Staff of Yearbook Chorus Dance Club ARB AR A COVITZ 2 08 167 Strret, Jamaica 32 Arlsta 1 O Representatxve ecretary of Stagers nd Pr17e GO Poster Conif st 0110-Senxor Staff '9' 0 We :X 1 sn Q I LAWRIE COWAV 85 74 Palermo Street Holllswood 23 Dance Corps B151-tetball 8a Badmxnton Clubs Swxmmmg Assnstants G O Representatnvt Fmnn s Rambow Arts Festnal BARRY COYNE 70 40 Ltopxa Parkway Fresh Meadows Vnce Presxdent St Secretary ol' L N Club Secretary of Problems of Democracv Club Sen1or Representative N71C1O1'X Dance Committee SPENCER CLRTIS 17661 Klldare Road Jamalca Addvanced Sclence Club K 9 Club IOHN DALY 140 02 84 Drlvt JZIIIHICB. RICHARD D XNKER 75 55 189 Strut Flushmg 66 Prtsndent of GO Wmntr of Qurensboro Student Councxl Impromptu Publlc Spcakmg Contest Xrl t1 Chairman of Program Committee Prfsndr nt of Htbre w Club Studc nt Council Ku C XRO1 D KN 1Z1 ER 165 10 Nfiathlxs 'kvtnue jwmalca '13 St wing Club ROBERT DXSSINGER 162 06 77 xttnue, Flushmg Orchestra Major J Math Semmar Honor Guard Iurlcew Mountain Commxttee Chemistry Lab Squad DANIEL DASSORI 7155 192 Strut Flushmg XI ERIF D XX ID 8 165 Strut C'1r1s Lciguc C horus S 'K Avmrd Ks 1 tant tn Xttc nd 1 161 Emergency Officfs X1tCcrt16cate JANET DAVIDSON 65 9F 160 Strut Flushmg 1 C hon' C horus All C its Chorus Cafetena Squad Musxc Major J DOI ORES DAVIS 106 11 177 Street J'lIl'l2lCEl C horus Band HARRIE'1 DAVIS 6517 160 Street Flushmg .As Mant nn Engllsh Dtpartmc nt JL ANII1 A DAVIS 107 33 159 Strett Jamalm H Modf-rn Dincm Cluh LIANF DAVIS 75 41 187 Strut Flushing 66 Arrsm F0110 Business Stiff Hllltoppf-r Assistant ln Hmlth Fdufatlon and Fnghsh Drpartmvnts Honor R011 YQ C 19 ROY DAVIS 75 11 184 Strm-t Flushing C1pt'un Swnmmmg Team Bind lool Asslstint Alternate Svmor Rvprfefnmtm Bots VTTSIIW WFNDX D XY IS 175 01 190 Xxfn 0 Jwnnxm Student C'0unt'xl CIOITIIIIIIUF' 'vloda rn D1nCf- Boostfrs Asslstant ln Enqhsh A Bxoloqx D1p1rtmcnts Nl ith C luh IRFNE DEFREN 61 18 156 Strut Flushing DC IT With Club Scrrctirx of Hrhrrvu Cluh Xsslstint xn Mith D1 p1rtmznt Athletic Clubs D XX ID DENBY 194 '11 Dunton Awnuz Holhs 23 Hllltoppc r lxhrarx Squad Nfhth 'I utor lurk: x Mount un C onumttu JLNE DENFRSTEIN 188 1C1H 71 Crcxsrrnt F1llSl11I'lg Dmml C,orps Cast of Our Hmrts Wrrt Ytung ind Fax Lltrmrs Stiff ofYruhoo1t C70 Rfprtsvnmtlvt C hrzstmas Play JFAN DF 'NTINO 6 16 169 Strut Flus Inq Accounting Honor Soc lttx Xr C ertxhr utr Nlmrnt Awards XNNX DLNNIS 6 170 Str tt flllihlllg Xsustmt HI Studs H111 MARIA DE PACE 90 22 199 Street Hollls Chorus Accounting Tutorlng Asslstant ln Enrollmg Room SLSAN DESFOR 69 71 180 Street Flushm D C.. 1 'I' Txroman Honor SOCICIN Art Club Modern Dance Llub Ba ketball Club FRANK DE STEFANO 82 81 167 Street jamalca Hrlltopper Przsldent of Scunce 8: Engmeermg Club G O Represcntatrve Math Club Honor Guard RUTH DEUTSCHER 83 06 Edgerton Boulevard Jamalca 32 Productron K 9 Club Asslstant IH Secretarlal Department SLSXN DI AMOND 188 11 Soho Drnt Hollls 25 Modc rn Dance lxhmrx Ass1stant Correspondnng Secretary of K 9 Club K h tmas lay AN 1 HONY DICOIO 65 88 169 Street Flushxng 65 iaptam Honor Guard Fencmg Team Manager Varsm Basketball Nlanager Ser-ncrx Our Hearts W Young and Gas Assrstant ln Health Edueatlon Department ROBERT DICTROW 73 1? 196 Place Flushxng 66 G O Representatlve Basketball Team Co Vlanager of IND Honor Guard Student Councxl Commxttees f b sa 3' 41 gn' 3 v 27 'T l INDA DIGISI 79 09 153 Street Flushmg 67 Putman Award N1 mman Club N1 XRION DIKNIAN 67 48 183 Strut Flushing Sfcrrtxrx of G G Xrxsm Sfrreturx of flrls Varsntx V161 Prmsxdfnt of LI'I Nommatxons and Electlons C ommnttee MARY LU DI SALVO 156 15 71 Avenue Flushln Newman Club LAWRENCE DIVONIE 69 15 Utopla Parkwav Flushmg Honor Guard HOPE DIX 150 30 71 Avenue Flushmg 67 G O Representatnve All Day Conference FRANCIS DOHERTFI 87 31 165 Street Jamaxcw '12 Honor Guard P S A L Awards Asslstant ln Englxsh Department MARILYN DOLSON 184 02 69 Avenue Flushmq 63 Assxstant to Dean Assxstant ln Attendance Offnce IRA DONENFELD 73 31 183 Street Flushing 66 Senior Band Curriculum Staff of Folio C' O Representative Science 8. Engineering Club Horor Guard GERALDINE DRAGO 73 22 178 Street Flushing Newman Club Future Teachers Club As istant in Language Department Spanish Club KITSA DRAKOTOS 84 72 151 Street amaica President 8a Secrctarx of Publicity Council Assistant Art Editor of Folio G O Representative Ma or J in At Metropolitan Opera Housz Award TED DUBINSKY 186 32 Avon Road Jamaica Mimeograph Squad ARLENE DUFINE 150 52 Jewel Avenue Flushing Drama Corps Ty ping Manager of Hilltopptr junior Arista Spotlight Editor Dmctor of Christmas Plat 1957 BETSY DURELL 179-12 Kildare Road Jamaica 32 Library Assistant K-9 Club Basketball Club GA11, EAGER 70-06 173 Street, Flushing 65 Chorus Music Festival Library Squad Assistant in Health Education Department gil' 1 v 1 IQSU STANLEY EDELMAN 155 Jewel Avenue Flushing Band Honor Guard l IND X EDER 83 23 188 Street jamaica 23 Program Office Xssistant P S A L Award Nclleyball Club Softball Club St mor Representatne BERNTARD EDINTCER 144 55 Charter Road jamaica 35 Social Studies Delegatt Political Scunct Conference Socctr leam French Dramatics Scholarship President of U N Club Pre ident of Problems of Democracy Club H XRVEY EDELMAN 178 23 Wexford Terrace Jamaica 32 Assistant in Music Department Assistant to Dean of Boys WALTER EIDELKIND 69 ll 197 Street Flushing Band LESLIE EINBINDER 69-04 174 Street Flushing 65 Modern Dance Assistant in Art Department OFHCC Production Art? Festival Art Certificate STANLEY EINZIG til-Ili Utopia Parkway, Flushing 65 Metropolitan Vocational HS.: Service Squad H.S, of Performing Arts: Stage Crew jamaica H.S.: Hilltopper''-Photography Staff HOWARD EISLER 164 14 76 Road Flushlng 66 Asslstant m Math Office Math Tutor Problems of Democracw Club P S A L Award Red Cross Representatne GLORI A ELBAUNI 80 23 188 Street Jamaxca 23 Math Club Assistant ln Program Oflice CHRISTINIE ELLMERS 9150 195 Street Hollxs 25 Typmg Award Attendance Awards HA ycarsb Basketball Medal Chorus Presxdent of Merchandnsnng Honor Socnety DOVALD ENIGEL 64 09 Bell Boulevard B wslde 64 Senxol Honor Guard CLAUS ENIGELHARDT 75 81 Ltopla Parkway Flushmg 66 BARBARA EPSTEINI 82 22 189 Street Jamaica 23 Student Councll Commlttees Biology Lab J Future Teachers Club P S A L Award Chevrons ELLIOTT EPSTEIN 68 20 Utop1a Parkway Flushmg 65 Asslstant to Dean of Boss Honor Guard K 0 Club Turkey Mountam Committee LYNDA EPSTEIN 16701 Hlghland Avenue amalca 32 Secretary of G O Presxdent of Dance Corps Secretary and jumor Governmg Board of Dance Corps Iunxor Ansta Student Councll Rcpresentatlve MARILYN EPSTEIN 158 43 Jewel Avenue Flush1ng65 Honor Roll Dance Corps Arts Festlval Llterary Staff Yearbook 'Nucleus Staff AI LAN ERI ICH 64 37 Sprlngfif ld Boulevard Flushnng Assistant nn Art D1 partment Problems of Democracy Club G O Representatlve Sernor Rfpresentatlve Art Award MICHAEL ESSNER 77 45 166 Street Flushmg Track Team Assxstant m Enrollmg Room Assrstant 1n Enghsh Department P S A L Awards AL KN F ABER 69 14 179 Street Flushlng 65 Var ltx Basketball Lnh an Assxstant lyyec wrnter Squad As stant ln Book Room Gold 'Medal P S A L Award SIL KRT FADENI 15041 73 Avenue Flushmg Assx tmt ln Art Department Sugrant of Honor Guard ELLEN FAGAN 188 02B 71 Crescent, Fresh Wieadows 65 Athletlcs Clubs Productmon Boosters Asslstant nn General Office 81 Health Ed Department Bowlmg League HENRY FLXLJLHABER 67 48 Street Flushmg 65 Assistant m Art Department DIANE FEDER 16 24 161 Street Flushmg Accountmg Honor Socxetx Lrbrarx Squad JL DI I H FEIGINI 69 1: 198 Streft Flushlng Follo Organwatlon Staff C o Edltor Arxsta Metropolxtan HS Councll r Cocdltor of Analxst G O Representative DAVID FEINRIDER 190 384 69 Avenue Fresh Meadows 65 Cross Country Team Honor Guard I'raek Team MORRIS FEINSTEIN 65 04 174 Street Flushing 65 -Xssxstant ln -Krt Department CISEI X FFLDFRHOFF 162 18 78 Road Flushing 66 Xssnstant 1n C' O Storc IEDM XRD FI-'RN KNDFZ 87 46 V49 Strut Jamaica Soecsr rl earn Ks :stunt ln NIUSIC 8 Health Fdue luon Dcpartmt nts Band ,rbi ELLEN FERRITER 67 05 150 Street Flushmg 67 Nlewman Club L I T ASS! tant ID Clrls Emergency Office Softball Club 'virox tl In Ba kft a KXTHLEEN FERRITER 67 07 150 Street Flushmg 67 f'1rls Varsltx Vlce Presxdent of Swnmmmg Xsslstants 'vlusle Major J Trrasurer of Nrwman Club Xrt Xwards Plfl ER FFL ER 82 75 164 Place amalea '32 Xssm tant ln Language 8. Soelal Studxcs Departments Semcnec 8a Engmefrmg Club lviatlx Team SANDRA FEUER 67 18 Parsons Boulcvard Flushmg 65 lrbrary Squad L I T Basketball Club Volleyball Club Trrasurer of Futurc Nurses Club -KLLEN FIEI DS 187 '74 87 Road Jamarca 32 Pre dent 8. Student Councrl Rfpresentatlve of Accountmg Honor Socxety Srnlor Arrsta Handball Team Aeeountlng Ofrlee Squad LIND X FIELDS 81 '50 Haddon Street amalea '12 Publxeltx Councxl fowrnmg Board C' O Represcntatlve Busmess Staff Yearbook Xsslstant m Englxsh Department I EWIS FINK 75 52 185 Strut Flushing 66 lraek Team Honor Cuard L N Club Problc ms of Democracy Club PHILIP FISHBACH 81 O1 190 Street Jamauca 23 Jumor Arxsta Band 'viajor Cross Countrs Team 'VIHJOF Track Team VIm0r Semor Representatrve HARX EX FISHBEIN 57 20 K1ssena Boulevard Flushmg A tx Covtrnmg Board of Publnclty Louncll Honor Roll SEYMOLR FISHER 67 50 164 Strut Flushing 65 Pl 1' ANOR FISHSI EIN 150 10 71 Avenue Flushxng 67 Vollevball Club 2 Mmor J s 8A P S A L Award Basketball 'vhnor J Softball Minor J Swnrmmg Chevron Assx tant 1n Accountmg Department FDMUWD FITZGERALD 82 67 159 Street Jamalca Honor Guard JOAN FITZGERALD 65 61 Parsons Boulevard Flushing 65 KA'l HI EENI FITZPATRICK 75 49 Ltopla Parkway Flushmg 66 Honor Roll Asslstant ln Enrollmg Room i Q.. hd' K' -1 ALLEY FLICKER 65 59 Parsons Boulevard Flushmg 65 Lueutenant of Honor Guard Assistant xn Art Department VNIILI X'vI FOLEY 75 '51 182 Street Flushmg 66 Swxmmg Team 'vinnor s Swnmmmg Assxstant ROSENIARY FORCA 81 29 165 Street imalca Assistant ln Secretarlal Dtpartmcnt Assxstant ln Accounting Department C lxorus Xrts Ffstxval BARB KRA FORST 8812 182 Street Hollxs 23 Fdntor of Accountmg Honor Socxety 'Vewspaper Edltor of Tlronnan Newspaper V1ce Presldent of Tlroman SOCICIW Putman Award Accountlng Awards ROBERT FOSTER 184 45 Radnor Road amalca Band Member Vxsual Axd Squad Xzassnz Socxety Claes Club Assistant m Socnal Studxes Department 1OHN FRANK 73 28 195 Street Flushing 66 Swmnmrng Team PEGGY FRANK 173 09 73 Avenue Flushmg 66 Arlsta Fnrls League Busmess Staff of Yearbook Presldent Gi Secretary f French Club Assmstant to Grade Advnsor SUSAN FRANTZ 73 27 187 Street Flushing Cheerleaders Hrlltopper Staff Arts Festlval Modern Dance Club Asslstant m Attendance Admlnlstratne Sr Emergencx Ofhces MARIE FRASCA 65 36 Parsons Boulevard Flushmg 65 Dance Corps Athletmc Clubs Tutor ln Spanish 81 Math P S A L Awards Assistant m Musxc Department BONNIE FREEMAN 73 52 196 Street Flushmg 66 D nce Corps G O Representatlve 2 Mmor P S A L Award Chorus IOAN FREINBERG 73 40 173 Street Flushing Junior Arista Spamsh Club Scholarship Club Honor Roll Boo ters NEIL FRIEDMAN 67 48 197 Street Flushlng 6 Soccer Team Audxo Vlsual Squad Chemistry Lab Squad G O Representatwe Spanish Club NORMAN FRIEDMAN 81 07 192 Street amanca Sports Edltor of Folxo Arxsta Tennxs Team Major J Honor Roll Biology Lab Squad ROBERI FRIEDMAN 67 48 197 Strut, Flushmg 65 Soccer 'l earn Sumo: Band Vxsual Aid Squad G O Reprcsentatlve 'Ireasurzr Spamsh Club 0 kj? it af STANLEY FRIEDMAN 69 35 173 Street Flushmg 65 Math Team Sclence Sr Engmeermg Club PETER FLCHS 81 28 189 Street jamalca 'S Xrnsta Golf Team Band Swxmmnng Asslstant F0110-Sports Staff ROBERT CABRIELF 91 O9 187 Strut Hollis 'vhrn Award Orchestra Problcms of Dcmocracs Club Vnsual Axd Squad Orchestra Alde PAUL GALANTY 80 1? 188 Street Jamalca 23 Edltor ln Chxef Analyst Arnsta Honor Roll Problems of Democracy Club Westmghouse Club 1 INDA GALLOP 69 30A 186 Lane Flushlng 65 Girls League CO Reprfsentatlve Treasurer of Hebrew Club Representatlve to Broolclxn College Model Congress Mem Roll RONALD GARREN 184 65 Mldland Parkwax amaxca Tennxs Team Edltor of Analyst Arista Prcsldent of Math Club Presldent of Sclence Club BRUCE CARRISON 67 06 164 Street, Flushxng 65 Honox Roll FVFLYNT GEFFNER 65 50 162 Street Flushmg 65 Girls League A sustant to Dean Assxstant tn Emergencx Room A1 I AN GEFFON 6916 164 Street Flushmg P S A L Awards Honor Cuard Lneutrnant D1nce Band JOF1 PFI LHR 161 55 Jlwtl .Avenuz Flushlng F 0 Rlprrsfntatlvc Research Club Prohlfms of D1 moe Cl h P S A L Awards racy U REEVE GELMAN 15020 71 Avenue Flushing Assrstant to Dean ANI FHOWY FENICO 85 12 167 Street amalca '52 Rlflc Team EDW XRD GENITI 150 66 87 Road Jama1C21 Drama Corps Publlcltx Counctl Soccer Team Manager C O Representatxve Mrjor and Mmor NTCKI GEORGIADES 75 81 177 Street Flushmg 66 I K-4 J PHYLLIS GERSH 69 36 168 Street Flushln 3 FO Representatlve Strnographx Certmiicate X11 FEN FERSHBERC 63 16 160 Strcet Flushmg 63 Stenographx Honor SOCIPIX Honor R011 Assistant 1n Hfalth Education Depirtmtnt DOI fl XS CFRSTFIN 75 70 182 Strut Flus mg' Al1Cll0 VISKI11 Squid C lrrustmws Play R :duo Plat Seurnce Ei Fngmffrmg C lub Scmox Rfprrsentatne RON XLD GERSTL 147 '31 71 Street Flushmg ROS XLEF FERSTLER 67 '30 161 Streft Flushmg 65 Scrlhe Staff Scrxbblers Club Assistant ln Art Department Xsslstant Furdance Counsellor C' XROLE CII1 HAM 14414 77 Road Flushmg 67 F0110 Art Staff Scrnbe Art Staff A551 tant m Art OmC8 Nfetropolxtan Opera Gulld Art Contest lvierxt CFFIIECBCC Water Ballet Team ANDREA GINDLINI 73 35 196 Street Flushxng Presndent 8. Treasurer of Dance Corps Dance tn Flmans Rainbow Arts Festlval Dance m Showcase 81 GO Campaxgn Slut Assistant ln Art Department RONNIE fIORD-KNO 65 47 l60Str11t Flush1nzf15 llunor C u'1rd I I I '79 N111 Boulcx 'ird lIIl I1C3 S 1111 I Cain SPIIIISII Llub B SH C II 'NJ 75 06 169 Strut Flushln I 1111111 'Nursts C ub x inc Srir nc C R d C mss C lub Vltdxt 11 Room Xssistint I' nqlish lutor -ILDI I II C IILINI 75 06 169 Shut I'lllSI'llI'lg htm L 1dc1s foxtrrnng Board Xssist 1nt in Bloloqx Dcp'1rt1111nt Spanlsh Club Athlctlc Clubs SXIIX CII IIESON 76 55 168 Stunt Flushing Xssist mt in Ccneral Office C L I 'I' Y olln xhwll f lub LEONARD GLASER 73-27 189 Street Flushing 66 f'.O R1'prf'sr'nt1tivv Spanish Club 11111101 funrd Assistant to D1-'in Analyst Staff JLDY CLASS 155-14 je-wf-1 .fXv1'nu1', Flushing 67 Cheerleaders Dance Corps-Sergeant-at-Ar111s Dance Corps Senior Governing L. 1 -Q7 Board 81 Rc-prnsvntativv to wt Studr-nt Counfil Red 'n' Blut- Skit f'1thlr'tiC Clubs LA P: I A I XLR-X CLICKNI 'IN 150 06 76 Road Flushmg 67 fjlll Heirts W1 re Young gl IX S11 h1111111n IIUJI 1n N 'xsvstint in Sfirnu D p11tn11nt NORNI XX C I If RNI XX 7 ft R1 r 11111161 '19 PI!'llI1 fvoss C ounux T1 ll Coll 'lc n1 R 1 1rt11 111101 Fl I FN FOFFIN 5 F Strut F u 111 Xcrountinq Honor SOC1Ct l1ron11n Sorietx BXRBXRX FOLD 73 41 189 Strtrt Flushmg 66 S1 rqmnt it Nrnis of Pulilicits C ouncll FFRALD FOLD 6711 179 Strut Flushmg 5 Sricrice 81 Engmuring Club 'Nr w Yorlt 'I 11111 s Rt presentatng Bind MARQX FOLD 75-49 186 Strc-1-t Flushing 66 urr Nursvs' C 1 '. .Rt-11 '1 ' 5:1111 Club llll'lllS D - no ' '11 CI NINA FOLD 73-IN 194 Stn-vt, Flushing D CI,I.'l7. :XSSISILIHI in Math 61 English Dvpartnia-nts Future' 'Iit'1lCl Il'TS Club Assistant in Attendants Office Alu-rnate G,O. Representative ARTHUR GOLDBERG 65 27 173 Street Flushing Bowling Team Sennor Representative Asst tant to Dean P S A I Award Honor Guard GLENDA GOLDBERG 69 3-1 174 Streft Flushing 63 Libr irx Assistant ST XXI EY FOI DBERG 185 11 80 Road zmaica Nfanagfr of Red n Blue Bwskf tball Team Co Chairman of Prom Committc Folio Events Stiff C O Reprtstntatnf SUSAN GOLDBERC' 75 24 169 Street Flushing 66 Boo ters Altcrnate Senior Reprtsentatne Assistant in GO Store Assistant ID Accounting Dfpartment TFDDY COLDBERG 65 36 Parsons Boulevard Flushing P S A L Awards Pool Assistant LYNNE GOLDBLATT 6941 173 Street Flushing Accounting Honor Society Tiroman Society Assistant in Emergency Room G O Representative PAUL GOLDFARB 85-47 168 Place Jamaica Swimming Team Honor Guard Boys Varsity Swimming Assistant Westinghouse Club vi f N'-.pw 2'F' '-A RALPH GOLDFARB 75 67 178 Street Flushing 66 Assistant in English Book Room Assistant in English Department Agasslz Society 'Vfath Club K 9 Club HARVEY GOLDWIAN 67 06 164 Street Flushing 65 Honor Guard Sergeant 81 Lieutenant Golf Team CLIFFORD GOLDSMITH 73 08 179 Street Flushing 66 Biology Lab Squad Visual And Squad Band Dance Band Science 8: Engineering Club FERN GOLDSTEIN 175 30 Mawheld Road amaica 32 Drama Corps Fol o Business Staff G L I T Boosters HARRIET GOLDSTEIN 82 25 167 Street amaica 32 Gxlrs League Iumor Arista Honor Roll French Club Alternate GO Representative MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN 164 16 78 Avenue Flushing 66 Arista Honor Roll Soccer Team Math Club Agas iz Society FRANCINIE GOODALL 75-28 164 Street Flushing 66 Boosters Assistant in Enrolling Room Art Honor Certificates Merit Certi6cate Honor Roll GAIL GORDONI 85 95 188 Street I-Iollls Prestdent of Gnrls League Hllltopper Staff GO Representatne Arlsta Btologs Lab-'viajor J JOAN GORDON 76 45 168 Street Flushmg 66 Recordmg Secretarx of Glrls League Secretarx of umor Artsta Senlor Artsta Follo-Asststant Curriculum Stafl' Edltor CO Representatne Hllltopper Reporter MEI VIN GORDON 65 55 173 Street Flushxn Band Major J Asst tant to Dean Arts Festlval Sprxng Concert Chess Club MICHAEL GORDON 6414 Utopna Parkway Flushmg 65 Nucleus Edltor ln Chlef Presndent of Stage Squad Sennor Representatxve G O Representatxve AIISIA LYNN GORMAN 9019 179 Place Jamalca 32 Asststant tn Math Department ARIHUR GORSONI 77 21 166 Street Flushmg 66 Folxo Photography Edttor Hllltopper Stall' Honor Guard Senlor Band Publxcxtx Counctl HERMENE f'O'l'TEHNER 70-29 Kissena Boulevard Flushing 67 .Acceunting Honor Society .Assistant in Health Education Department 2 I in Q, CYNTHIA GOTTLIEB 81 27 Chevy Chase Street jamaica 32 Pllbllflty Council Art Award Y: trbook Business Staff 'viodcrn Dance Student Councxl Representatnc Future Teachers Club Reprr sentatne to Student Counctl DANIEL GRAFF 186 28 Aberdeen Road janrnci '52 Band IRIS PRAY 16319 109th Avenue Jamaica Knoxxxlle Tenn Y lun Correspondmg Secretary Red Cross Prestdent St Paul Mmn Future Teachers of Amerlca CHRISTINA GREEN 82 46 Lefferts Boulevard Kew Gardens Asslstant m Mustc Department ROCHELLE GREEN 67 41 Klssena Boulevard Flushing 67 Chorus Feneral Ofhce FRAN CREEINBERC 194 10 87 Road Holllswood Secretary of Merchandlsmg Honor Socxcty llronmn Society Assxstant m Sccretarlal Department Studtnt Councxl C,OlIlIIlllItQS C horus FRANKLIN C'Rl'1ENBI'lRC' 5 -I0 C'rand Cen r' 's 'way ' 'a'C't . .Assistant to Dean of Boys JOANNE GREENBERG 164-26 72 Avenue, Flushing Vice President of Blerchand- ising Honor Society Assistant to Grade Advisors Career in Retailing Day' Representative JUDITH GREENBERG 73-63 188 Street, Flushing 66 Drama Corps G.O, Representative Senior Chorus .Art .Awards Ma'or HJ in Music N11 XR l IN CREENBERG 69 16 164 Street Flushing Soccer Ieam Minor Xssi tant in Attendance Ofhce Bronz: Badge Award MARTIN GREENBERG 65 28 Parsons Boulevard Flushing 65 Physics Lab Squad Agassiz Society Library Squad Hebrew Club Outdoor Patrol JOAN GREENTBERGER 73 43 185 Street Flushing 66 President of Leaders Student Council Representative and Governlng Board of Leaders Treasurer of L I T Junior Class Representative Business Stall' of Yearbook ALANI GREENTBLATT 75 09 169 Street Flushing Varsity Basketball Team G O Representative Honor Guard All Day Conference Minor J in Basketball ROBERTA GREENHALFF 184 31 Radnor Road Jamaica 32 Hilltopper Folio-Senior Stall' Steering Committee of City Council Press Council Representative President of D C I T -.J I x N1 , 4' M Z SUSAN GREENSPAN 73-24 184 Street, Flushing 66 Folio-Art Staff .Assistant in Art Department Chorus .Art Award GEORGE GRIPPO 81-32 168 Street, Jamaica 32 Leader of Dance Band Senior Band Orchestra SUSANINE GRIFFITH 144 35 Chartfr Road Jamaica Folio Typing Staff Boostf rs Student Council Committees UN Club Honor Society MCFCl'!21Dd1SlHS ROBERT GRONIAN 7810 165 Street Flushing 66 Soccer Team Math Club Science Club 'Math Tutor P S A L Award MICH XEL GROSSMAN 80 21 190 Street Jamaica 23 Analyst Staff English Book Room Squad Math Club K 9 Club Honor Fuard NORWIX GROSSNIAN 144 06 70 Avenue Flushing Assistant in Secretarial Dcpartmcnt lqrronnn Society SUSAN GROSSNIAN 73 12 179 Street Flushing 66 Girls League Yearbook Senior Staff Boosters 'viixed Chorus Library Squad ULIAN GROW O 28 Utopxa Parkway Flushmg 65 Assistant ln Secretarial Department ROSALIND GRLBER 61 42 185 Street Fresh Meadows 65 I eaders Golden Ayln Award Chorus Athletlc Awards L I T RUTHANN GRUBER 60 01B 194 Street Fresh Meadows 65 Turkey Mountam Committee Follo Orgamzatxons Staff V1ce Prestdent of Future Teachers Club Assxstant m Englxsh 81 Accountmg Departments Volleyball 8: Basketball Clubs RICHARD GRUENDEL 155 11 Jewel Avenue Flushmg Honor Guard Math Club Asslstant to Dean BURTON GURSKY 84 55 Damels Street Brlarwood 35 Chess Team Hebrew Club JOAN HABERMAN' 73 29 197 Street Flushm Publncxty Councrl Semor Chorus Stagers Club F0110-Typmg Staff Nlucleus Art Sta IRENIE HACKEL 87 84 165 Street amalca I eaders Student Councnl Presldent of French Club 4 Mmor s nn Athletlcs V I T l ix ELEANOR HAHN 88 33 211 Street Queens Vrllage Van Buren H S L I 'I Jarnalca H S Volleyball 8. Basketball Clubs Swxtchboard Operator Trxrxtx Club JEFFREY HALI EY 73 24 183 Street Flushmg 66 Prcsldent of Problems of Democracy Club Dr ma Corps Representatlye to Student Councxl Prlze Wmnmg Delegate at Huntcr College Model Congress Award Wmncr 1n L 'N Conti st GO Rtpresentatne SARA HAMMOCK 106 35 159 Strtet Ja nuca 'vfodcrn Dance Asslstant m Sccrctarnl Guxdance Offices RICHARD HANNES 181 11 Kildare Road Jamalca 32 P S A L Awards Math Tutormg Semor Honor Guard Math Club Scrence Club HENRY HAYTGAN 150 '73 78 Aunue Flushmg 67 G O Representatlvc Honor Guard All Day Conference Baseball Team Problems of Democracy Club ELLEN HART 77 27 168 Street Chorr Chorus Flushmg IOM H 'IRTI EY 158 32 73 Avenue Flushmg MARIE HARTMANN 6918 185 Street Flushmg 65 Art CCFIIECHIP Assrstant ln Accountmg Department SANDRA HARTSHORWE 107 15 171 Place amalca 32 Volleyball Team GAIL HAUSMANI 65 76 162 Strut Flushxng Tnronran Soclety BRLCE HECHT 150 42 75 Avenue Flushmg 67 Advanced Scrence Club Assistant ln Math Department Hebrew Club FREDERICK HECKENIDORN 17? 18 83 Avenue Jamalca '32 A11Cxty Orchestra Orchestra Dance Band Band ROBERT HEISCHOBER 153 01 77 Road Flushmg 67 Math Club Art Award DEANNTA HELD 162 18 71 Avenue, Flushing 65 Publrclty Councxl K 9 Club Assrstant m Art Department 141 NANCY HELLER 158 39 jewel Avenue Flushlng 65 Accounting Honor SOCICIY Art Award Trronran Socnetx A srstant :rr Secretarral D: partrnt nt H AROI D HEL IAZER 61-10 164 Street Flushmg 65 Xsslstunt ID Engllsh Dcpartment Honor Guard 'N Y 'I rmes Reprcsentatlve P S A L Awards NI: rxt Roll LAWRENCE HFNNESSY 67 10 161 Strut I'1l1S1'l1l'1g65 1 S A L Award BA BARA HENISON 12 19 192 Street Jamaica 12 Llorus LYNNIE HERGE17 88 46 186 Street Hollxs 23 Chorus Assrstant m Math Department Assistant m Englrsh Department GERALD HERMANI 67 5f 164 Street Flushlng' Honor Guard P S A L Awards Merxt Certrficates ROBERTA HERMAN 69 50 197 Street, Flushmg 65 Assrstant an Language St Math Departments Art Club Hebrew Club Modern Dance Club Agassrz Socxety . y ' '1 v ' ,' ' 1 . 5- 1 1, V . . 5 aj ff, 4 JS. . . 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A 3 , if f 1' ' ' -f , ' as LORRAINE HERSCHKOWITZ 174 18 Jewel Avenue Flushmg Folio-Senior Stall' Asslstant mn Language Office Health Education and Enrollmg Room P S A L Awards French Club Athletxc Clubs L XWRENCE HERSHKOWITZ 155 19 jewel Avenue Flushmg Assxstant to Dean RUTH HINDEIN 143 20 85 Drlve amalca Assistant to Dean of Flrls Math Club Hebrew Club Frtnch Tutor Matlx Tutor FRANCES HIRSCH 73 58 189 Street Flushing 66 Art Staff of Scnbc Chorus Arts Festlval Art Award Asststant xn Art Department HEDY HIRSCHLOCK 73 40 197 Street Flushmg Swlmmtng Assxstants Asslstant xn Health Educatxon Department Lxbrary Squad Boosters Busmtss Staff of Folxo JOYCF HOCHSTEIN 73 29 182 Street Flushing 66 Busmess Stall' Yearbook Math Club G L I T Assxstant ln Math 81 Att Ollicts Math 'I eam GEORFE HODOR 7507 196 Strut Flushlng 66 Baskr tb1ll 'ltam Captain Honor Roll Asststant xn Htalth Education D4 partment Major js tn Basketball GO Reprtstntatxve 91 wi' 1? X 'Ss BRUNO HOFFMAN 69 77 184 Street Flushing Boys Basketball Team 'Major j m Athlettcs P S A L Award MARTIN HOFS'I E'I 'I ER 65 70 162 Strett Flushmg 6 Sclence Faxr Honorable Nfcntnon Phxslcs Lab Squad Eltctromcs Club Math C lub I :bt ary Squad WII LIAM HOGAN 111 11 166 Stre t JHIIVIICZI P S A 1 Awards Art Award Attendance Award PETER HOLLAND 150 10 71 Avenue Flushing 67 L NI Club Problems of Democracy Club Sentor Chorus Chemtstry Squad Operetta Workshop HELEN BARBARA HOLTZ 69 49 179 Street Flushmg 65 Semor Governmg Board f Ltaders Arlsta Scholarshlp Semxnar Publicity Council Honor Roll LESLIE HONIELSKY 68 11 174 Street Flushing 65 Bnologx Lab Squad Drtma Corps Scunce 8. Engmctrmg Club A215511 Socxety Stagers lournament IHONI XS HOPKINS 88 '76 101 Strut Hollls lntr Mural B1sketb1ll SUSAN HORNIG 90-11 149 Street, Jamaica 35 G.L.I,T. Assistant in Dean's Ofhce Hebrew Club French Club Business Stafl' of Yearbook CATHERINE HOULBREQLE 8415 172 Street amaica 32 Junror Arlsta Cheerleaders Jumor and Semor Governmg Board of Leaders Swlmmg Asslstants Secretarw of LIT MAEGOLIA HOWARD 19405 115 Avfnue St Albans ohn Adams H 5 G O Representatlve Sem1F1nals ln Publlc Speakmg Contest MARTIN HOVv ARD 166 05 89 Avenue Jam21lCa Varslty Fencmg Team GO Reprtsentatxve Varslty Major JS P S A L Awards Hrlltopper MARILYN HUNSTEINI Merlt Roll Athletmc Clubs Art Award BONNIE HURWITZ 184 12 Radnor Road Jama1ca 32 Leaders Swrmmmg Assistants Vrce Presldent of L I T Yearbook Currrculum Staff Student Councll Commrttees HARVEY HYMAN 68 69 168 Street Flushxng Honor Guard 42, ' CAROL HYMOWITZ t 65-17 Parsons Boulevard, ...nv E' Flushing 65 BARBARA ISAACSON 67-38 198 Street Flushin G O Representative Future Teachers Club Spanxsh Club G L I T Math Club ELGEWE IACKSON 107 48 159 Street amalca 35 Asslstant ln Book Room Show Case Art 7 ARTHUR JACOBS 161 30 Jewel Avenue Flushlnz 65 73 03 194 Street Flushing 66 Assistant ln Engllsh Department Audlophllc Club ELLEW JAFFE 8091 Chevs Chase Street Jamanca 32 Girls League G L I T Yearbook Currnculum Staff Honor Roll Treasurer of French Club HARRY JAFFE 173 17 Grand Central Parkway Jamaica Assrstant ln Brology Department Honor Guard 5 - ri J Cu? 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Q ' A , ' 32 - H' .H ' 1 ya L 655-48 172 sm-er, F1ush1ng 65 DIANE JACOBSON D ,,,, , ' We I fl SHEILA JAFFE 150-29 72 Road, Flushing 67 Yearbook-Senior Stall' Spanish Club Math Club Red Cross Club Future Nurses Club ANNA JANIS 91 '50 183 Street Jamaica Kingston H S Library Club Dramatic Club Prisma Club Future Homemakers of America Athlttic Clubs S'1EPHEN JAVELINE 67 48 198 Street Flushing 65 Honor Roll GO Representative Math Club Hebrew Club Hebrew Award EMMA JENKINS 10903 176 Street Jamaica Chorus ELLEN JERNOW 73 38 181 Street Flushing Girls League Student Council Cabinet Folicy-Senior Staff Orchestra Music J All Day Conference GIIA JOLHNOWITZ 153 21 230 Street Jamaica Senior Governing Board of Firls League Prtsident of Hebrew Club Sp xnish Club Assistant in Language Dtpartment Htbrtw Award L AROLE JOHNSON 67 04 Parsons Boulnard Flushing Muchandismg Honor Socictx Assistant in Xttzndance Ofiict Math Medal at Citi College Hralth Education Chexron Assnstint in Language D4 partlnt nt i if, nazi gi QQ , I JEAN JOHNSON 88-21 191 Street, Hollis 23 Secretary of L.I.T. Minor J's in Basketball Minor J from .Athletic Clubs Vice President of Leaders C ARL JONES 61 47 167 Street Flushing Honor Guard Attendance Monitor Assistant in Studs Hall lraclt Team 1 INDA JOSEPH 186 12 Midland Parkway Jamaica 32 Firls League Literary Staff of Yearbook Xecompamst for Chorus Assistant in Dean of Girls Office FO Representatne NORMA KAHAN 81 18 193 Street Jamaica Biology Lab J Art Award Switchboard Operator Spanish Club Assistant in Biology Lab DOLORES KALN1 ANI 153 '36 76 Road Flushing Chorus Assistant in Secretarial Social Studies 8: Art Departments AARON KAMINIETSKY 90 16 155 Street Jamancw Xrts Ftstlval As istemt in Art Ofhcc 1 IND X K XMINS 1141 Ltopii Par max Flushing 66 Xcsistxnt in Ht 11th Education Dt partrnent Nhth C lub N1 nth Tutor AIl1l!l1C Clubs MYRA KAMMERMAN 8304 Chevy Chase Street Jamalca 32 Glrls League Ansta Honor Roll Semor Staff of F0110 Analyst Staff ALAN KANTROWITZ 15015 72 Drlve Flushmg 67 Orchestra Sclence Sz Engmeerlng Club Research Club Arts Festival Asslstant ln Math Department ARI EVE KAPLAW 156 22 71 Avenue Flushing Ilbrary Squad Assistant ln Health Educatron Department Art Club French Club Boostc rs HAZEL KAPLAN 186 14 Avon Road Jamarca 23 Presldent of Swlmmmg Asslstants Govermng Board of Publxclty Councll Arxsta Glrls League Chaxrman of Awards Board JOEL KAPLAN 78 Ol 164 Street Flushlng 66 K AREN KAPLAN 143 '58 84 Road Jamanca 35 Student Councml Representatxve of Leaders Yearbook Orgamzatnons Staff Honor Roll G O Representatnve P S A L Award STEVEN KAPLAN 164 47 73 Avenue Flushmg Edntor nn Chief of Wucleus Hxlltopper Staff Arista G O Representatrve Student Councrl Commlttee STEVE KARPE 67 47 161 Street Flushmg 65 Assmstant to Dean of Boys P S A L Awards Honor Guard Asslstant nn Socxal Studles Department DAVID KASELL 84 31 Van Wyck Expressway Jamaxca 35 Tre surer of the G O RICIPICDI of a Student Council Kew Hllltopper Staff G O Representatlve A11Day Conference Commlttee SANDRA KASLOW 212 03 102 Avenue ueens Vlllage 29 F' L I 'I Honor Roll Hrbrcw Club Scmor Chorus Bldmxnton Club JOE1 KASTIN1 73 Ol 182 Street Flushlng 66 CO Representatlve Soccer Team Mmor With Club JOANI KATZ B3 26 168 Street Jamalca 32 Modem Dance D C I T Choreography Club LYVNE KAUFMAN 75 67 181 Street Flushlng 66 C L I T Program Commxttee Student Councll Commrttees Meath Club Hebrew Club JOHN1 KEFFAS 69 45 173 Street Flushmg Fencnng Team G O Representative Scrence 8: Engmermg Club Honor Guard Nucleus NORA KELLMAN 150 45 77 Avenue Flushmg Chorus Pxtman Award Assn tant ln Engllsh Dc partment EUCENE KELLY 172 12 83 Axfnue amalca Accountmg Officc Squad JAINET KENI ER 75 42 179 Street Flushmg 66 Clrls I eague Pre :dent Future leachers Club GO Representative Blology Lab J Athletic Clubs SUSAN KEPPLEMAN 181 51 Aberdeen Road Jamalca 32 Leaders Basketball Club Volleyball Club Hebrew Club MARJORIE KERNI 75 51 184 Street Flushmg 66 Chorus Attendance Awards Typmg Staff of Yearbook Assxstant ln Gym Soclal Studxes 84 Scxenee Departments MICH AFL KESSLER 75 15 196 Placc Flushmg 66 Math Club Agassxz Socmety Snmox Chorus Flnlan s Raxnbow Arts Fcstnal Follo Reportmg Staff WII LI XM KIERN AN 144 29 87 Road, Jamalca Nt xsman Club , 19 bf .Z T , ur I' P I JOHN KILMETIS 6137 162 Street Flushmg 65 Soccer Team Chess Club LALRA KIRCHMAN' 85 27 Wareham Place Jamaica M rbook Llterary Edmtor Plasbxll Edltor ln Chief Clrls League Alternate G O Representatxve Junior Arlsta Swnmmmg Xssnstants WALTER KL AUS 75 72 187 Street Flushlng Newton H S Assistant to Dean Honor Guard JOAN KLEIN 67 08 Parsons Boulevard Flushing 65 Assnstant m Soclal Studies Department Accounting Honor Socxety Problems of Democracy Club SLSAN KLEIN 59 34 163 Street Flushmg Governlng Board of PLlbllC1lY Council Gxrls League Blology Lab J Vlee Presxdent of Hebrew Club Szerctary of K9 Club NEIL KLEINHANTDLER 67 '73 179 Street Flushxng 65 Org1n1zat1ons Edltor of F0110 C O Representative Honor Roll l raclt Team Accountmg Honor Socxety XL!-RED KN ALF 73 46 117 Strut, I-lushmg 66 l' S A I Awards JANET KOHN 87-33 Kingston Place, jamaica Spanxsh Club Math Club Student Councll Asslstant 1n GO Store ANITA KOHNER 179 15 Croxdon Road Jamalca Cvlrls League Governmg Board of Publlcltx Councxl Me-r1t Sr Honor Rolls Alternate Semor Rcpresentatxvc MARY ANN KOHODI 61 '56 163 Street Flushing 65 EVA KOLBASOVSKY 166 10 90 Avenue Jamalca 52 Lrbrary Squad Publrcnty Counc1l ASSISIBDI 1n Blology 8. Soclal Studres Departments Chorus ELAINE KOLICHSTEIIN 76 61 167 Street Flushmg 6 GO Representatxve Sports Mmor Art Award Lxbrary Squad Future Teachers Club KENNETH KOLOMER 153 05 78 Road Flushing 67 Sfnlor Band PS A L Awards ROBERT-A KORMAN 175 09 Jewel Avenue Flushing 65 Secretary of Trroman Socrety Art Award G L I T Asslstant ln Secretarlal Department Hebrew Club PS lb in 4Xif 54' DIANE KORNBLAU 86-82 Midland Parkway, Jamaxca 32 Captam Math Team Arlsta Treasurer of Leaders and Nfmors J Senior Staff Follo Holvor Roll JLDITH KOSSOFF 169 16 84 Avenue Jamaxca Publxcltw Councxl L I 'I' Art Club Art Editor of Scrlbe Art Award MYRON KOTLER 67 57 170 Strct Flushing K 9 Club Honon Guard C hz mnstry Club MARY KOUSOUROS 88 '55 179 Street Jamalca G O Representatlve Chorus Art Award Muslc J Assnstant m Speech Department ARTHUR KOVAL Chorr Senior Chorus Honor Cuard Sergeant LENORA KOWALSKI 61 22 l7l Street Flushxng 65 Assxstant m Secretarnal Department PERRY KOZLOW 86 50 188 Stret jamarca 23 Captam of Baseball Team P S A L Awards . 5 ' W 4 .A U g 'T - A ., - 65 19 I . 'S-' 4.3 15.11 'I l ,A 3 I ' 1 1' . x .A A , ' 6 V 65-44 162 Street, Flushing , .V . ..J,, V 7 V - , X ' . Q ' S I L.- . . v ' ' F . . . 1 A 1 if of 147 JUDITH KRAMER 67 3C 161 Street Flushing G O Representative C L I T Switchboard Operator LXRRX RRAI. SE 188 09B 71 Crescent Fresh Meadows 65 gl1'1lOl Band Orchestra ARTHLR KREIT 81 24 189 Street Jamaica Honor Guard P S A I Award Assistant in Health Education Department DUFF KREITZBERG 69 39 181 Street Flushing 65 Hilltopper Advertising 8: Circulation Manager G O Representative Math Club Student Council Committees MICHAEL KREITZER 153 29 78 Road Flushing 67 Chemistry St Physics Squad Agassiz Society Math Club Library Service Biology Tutor CAROLE KRESEL 76 31 169 Street Flushing 66 Assistant in Math Department Chorus Merchandising Honor Society HERBERT KRIEGER 69-60 181 Street, Flushing 65 Science 8: Engineering Club Visual .Aid Squad Biology Lab Squad if EILEEN KRIWSKI 65 45 Parsons Boulevard Flushing Cirls League Assistant in General 8: 'kttendanct Offices Assistant in English Department and Enrolling Room N1 XDEI INE RRITZ 181 '50 Kruger Road jamaica l eadt rs Senior Staff Ytarboolt Studc nt Council leadership Committc L lnurltu Mountain Committee L'NCuh JEFFREY KROLL 75 65 177 Street Flushing 66 Arista. G O Representative Yearbook Reporting Staff Stiff of 'Nucleus 'vfath Team LOUIS KRUTOY 165 04 78 Avenue Flushing Soccer Team ROBERT KRYGIER 90 03 179 Street Jamaica 32 Swimming Team Major J Honor Guard Assistant in Science Departmcnt JOAN! KUBIK 89 15 168 Street jamaica 39 Assistant in Accounting Departmtnt SANDRA RUDELKA 73-47 192 Street, Flushing 6 Senior Representative .Assistant to Dean G,O. Campaign Skits Basketball Club Sports Hop Committee ALBERT KULA 181 03 69 Avenue Flushlng 65 Assrstant to Dean of Boss Assxstant m Englrsh Department ROY KLLLACK 173 04 89 Avenue jama1ca 32 Honor Guard Scrence Club HERBERT KUNIZEL 85 14 Kendrlck Place Jama1ca Assxstant Busmess Edxtor of F0110 Treasurer of K 9 Club Publxmty Councll Program Commlttee RITA KURTZ 69 39 175 Street Flushmg 65 Modern Dance Asslstant ln Engllsh Department Math Club Boosters French Club SUSANI KURTZ 14122 81 Avenue Jamaxca Governlng Board of Leadzrs G O Representatlvc Our Hearts Costume Coordmator Athletrc Major J Asslstant ln Health Educatlon Department ARTHLR KWARTA 15910 72 Avenue Flushlng Semor Arlsta G O Representatlve Honor Guard Problems of Democracy Club Research Club RICHARD LAMBECK 76 53 167 Street Flushmg 66 GO Representatxve Student Councll Commlttee Asslstant rn Book Room Sc Art Department Soccer Team 'ZS I QR JEFFREY LANTDAU 186 04 Grand Central Parkway Jamalca 32 Our Hearts Were Young 8. Gas Drama Corps Fmlan s Ralnbow Arts Festlval Band Lrbrars Squad ELGENE LANTON 150 60 77 Road Flushmg 6 Honor Guard ,, Sclence Engmeerxng Club F0110-Currlculum Staff v Rlflle Squad P S A L Awards BARBARA LAPIDUS 69 10 Ltopxa Parkway Flushmg 65 GO Representatxve I I T Span1sh Club Athletlc Clubs '-J Assxstant 1n Englxsh gl Language Departments LINDA LARSOW 180 03 93 Avenue Jama1ca 33 Asslstant m Study Hall Art Award GO Representatlve Chorus JEFFREY LASH 153 26 78 Avenue Flushmg 67 THALIA LATIINI xx 169 04 67 Avenue Flushing 65 Merchandxsmg Honor Socrety C7 NANCY LAYFIELD 65 81 Parsons Boulevard Flushmg 65 Band Math Club GEORGE LEEB 69-10 164 Street, Flushing 65 French Club K-9 Club JER-XLD LEFKOWITZ 73 27 196 Place Flushmg ASSISIBHI m Math Department RICHARD LEGECKIS 85 19 164 Street jamaxca Fordham Prep Tennls Team Photography Club Poster Club Track Team Chess Club GERALD IEIBOWITZ 73 31 196 Street Flushmg Captam Fencmg Team GO Representatlve F0110-Busmess Staff Semor Representatwe Honor Guard PETER LEIBOWITZ 75 19 254 Street Glen Oaks 26 Scxence Office Squad Pres1dent of Sclence 81 Engmeermg Club Electronlcs Club Llbrary Squad SHARI LEIBOWITZ 188 40B 71 Crescent Fresh Meadows 65 Assxstant m Adf11lY'l1Sll'3IlYC Office Ixbrarx Squad Modern Dance Nthlftnc Clubs Accountmg Honor Socmety jl LI KN LERL S 197 051 65 C rrscent Flushing 65 F0110-Photographx Staff Hxlltopper Photographx Staff Semor C lass R1 presc ntatne Co manager Ft ncmg T1 am W -s .sl 3' -6 15 HARVEY LEMEL 81-27 192 Street, Jamaica 23 Biology Lab Squad Honor Guard P,S.A.L. Award Honor Guard Assistant in Enrolling Room GAIL LESSER 75 28 196 Place Flushxng 66 Co Manager of Red n Blue Choxr Hnlltopper Yearbook Lxterars Staff BONINTIE LEVIINE 73 72 193 Street Flushmg 66 C' O Representatlve Asslstant 1n Emergencx Room Dance J D C 1 T Dance Showcases KAREN LEVINE 70 53 73 Street Flushlng Governmg Board of Publlcxty Councxl Govermng Board of Drama Corps F0110-Art Staff Captam of Boosters IEOW XRD LEVINE 85 30 152 Street Jamalca 32 Math Club ALLEN LEVITT 82 02 165 Street amaxca 32 Xsslstant 1n Home Economics Department Honor Fuwrd PS XI Xwards IHEI N1 X LEVITZ 158 40 Jzml Xunuc Flushmg Xsslsmnt ln languagz St Fngllsh Departments Spanxsh Club Nhth Club MARCIA LEVY 158 39 Jewel Avenue Flushlng 65 Chorus NORNIAN LEVY 150 44 Coolidge Avenue amalca 32 Math Tutor ROBERT LEVY 80 43 188 Street ama1ca 2 Edxtor m Chlef of Foho Major J for Tennls Major J for Muslc unlor Arxsta Treasurer Semor Ansta SLSAN LEVY 188 50A 71 Crescent Flushmg 65 Cheerleader Representatxve to Student Councxl Scrlbe Art Staff Student Councxl Comm1ttees Foho Art Staff JOSEPH LI AO 172 07 89 Avenue Jamalca 39 Asslstant m Boys Locker Room Speech Festxval Assnstant ln Speech Department STEPHENI LICHTER 73 32 182 Street Flushmg 66 Math Club P S A L Awards Assistant ln Math Department Math Tutor ADRIENNIE LICHTIG 85 88 Parsons Boulevard Jamaxca 32 Pubhcxty Counc1l Folio-Art Staff GO Representatlve Our Hearts Tlcket Commlttee Asslstant m .Art 8: Language Departments SANDRA LIEBERSTEIN 161 25 Jewel Avenue Flushmg 63 D C I T Asslstant to Grade Advlsors Athletxc Clubs BONNIE LIWIAN 147 31 84 Avenue Jamalca Gowernmg Board Secretary of Leaders Orchestra Athletxc Awards Forclzn Lanquaqe Clubs GO Representatwe M ARIANNE LINDB ACK 144 20 Vnllaqz Road am nc 1 13 STARA LINDBONI 161 04 84 Avenue Jamanca 32 Gxrls League P S A L Awards Semor Band Chorus MUSIC Nialor J DONALD LINDOVER 90 29 153 Street Jamaica Semor Chorus LEWIS LIPSET 75 77 177 Street Flushmg Bowlmg Team Math Tutor GAYLE LIPSCHITZ 161 25 Iewel Awenue Flushlnq 65 G O Representatxve D C I T Arts Festlval Fmxan s Rambow DORSON LISS 85 40 Somerset Street Iamaxca 32 Soccer Team Major J Arista Hxlltopper Sports Staff Treasurtr of Sctfnce Club Student Council Committee WALTER LITTMAN 76 ZJO 174 Street Flushmg P S A L Awards Assistant in 'vfath Department Honor Guard Varslts Bowling Team DEBORAH IOFB 75 34 169 Street Flushmg 66 All Cnty Orchestra Band Orchestra Major Dance Band Assistant in Math Department MARYANNT LOGIE 165 12 67 Avenue Flushmg G O Representative PETER LOPIPARO 186 15 Aberdeen Road amaica 32 Honor Roll Treasurer of Senior Arista Senior Honor Guard P S A L Awards Editor of Spectator PATRICIA LORD 84 10 Main Street Kew Cardens 35 Senior Representatne GO Representative Red n Blum Slut Hebrew Club JACK LOVINGER 65-82 160 Street, Flushing Alliitant to D1-an of Boys A N N iii Tgigwf 152 1:-'fs ik BARRY LUBART 65 77 Parsons Boulevard Flushmg 65 Honor Roll Math Team ID Tralmng Handball Team P S A L Awards Assistant in Math Department HYMAN LLBIN 175 04 lewtl Avenue Flushmg 65 Choir Chorus Ftman s Rainbow All City Chorus C O Campaign Sluts EILEENI LUNDBERG 8514 168 Place Jamaica Leaders Vic: President of X78I'SllX .Athletic Mayor I 3 Athletic Minor js P S A L Awards MARIANT LURIE 67 17 Fresh Meadow Lane Fresh Meadows T1ron1an Honor Soctety Pltman Shorthand Award Assistant tn Art Department Library Squad ROBERT LUST 67 30 161 Street Flushmg 63 Assistant in Dean s Oftice GO Representative MARTIN LUSTER 73 05 168 Street Flushmg 66 Andrew Jackson H S Band Honor Guard Swimming Squad .ALBERT McCIR.ACK.AN 84-48 160 Street, jamaica 32 Soccer Team Assistant to the Dean G.O. Representative Assistant in Art Department CARMELLA MACKLIN 164 12 Surry Road Jamaica Assistant to Teacher Study Ha Assistant in Social Studies Department Assistant in Engl1sh Department Swimming Club ROBERTA 'VIAGED 184 42 Aberdeen Road Jamaica 32 Secretary of Spanish Club Assistant to Dean G O Representative Boosters BARRY 'VIAGID 65 91 162 Strett Flushing 63 EILEEN MAKI 61 36 170th Street Flushing 65 ulia Richman HS Assistant m History Class House Keeper in Aft Assistant in Language Department FRANCINE MALASKO 150 08 Iewcl Avenue Flushing 67 Jamaica H S Library Squad Future Nurses Club jamaica Vocational H S Lab Squad Library Squad MARLENIE MANDEL 67 20 Parsons Boulevard Flushing 67 Assistant in Language gl English Departments Stagers Library Assistant BETSY MARBURG 143-16 85 Drive Jamaica 35 President of Future Teachers Club Girls League Hebrew Club Assistant to Dean of Girls if Viv 15 JUDITH MARCUS 7308 184 Street Flushing 66 Editor of Yearbook Business Staff Girls League Vice President of Spanish Club Honor Roll Secretary of Senior Arista ROBERT MARCUS 81 20 189 Street Jamaica 23 Sports Editor Folio Honor Roll Ansta. G O Representative Westinghouse Club MYRA 'VIARCUSE 194 35J 65 Crescent Flushing Leaders Assistant m Health Education Department Minor J in Softball Chevrons in Basketball 8: Softball Production CAROLYN MARESCA 172 19 90 Avenue amalca 32 Honor Roll Senior Chorus Spanish Club Home Economics Certificate of Award Attendance Award BARBARA MARIENFELD 196 04 Pompeii Avenue Hollis 'VS L I T Minor ,I Athletic Clubs P S A L Awards EDWARD 'MARINO 185 02 Chelsea Street I iI11'1lCZ1 '52 Rifle T eam Captain Honor Guard G O Representative APHRODITE MARKOPOULOS 151-06 85 Drive Jamaica 32 Treasurer of Publicity Council Yearbook .Art Staff K-9 Club Art Award ANDRONIKKI MAROULIS 75 24 170 Street Flushing 66 Asslstant m Art Department PHYI LIS NIXRVALD 69 18 184 Street Flushmg 65 Tutormg Asslstant ln MUSIC St Speech Departments Boosters Art Certificate LARRY MARX 75 23 180 Street Flushing 66 Asslstant ln Art Office SUSAN MARX 153 37 61 Road Flushing 67 Chorus K 9 Club Spamsh Club Assxstant to Dean of Gxrls Department LYNN MASSEY 80 48 190 Street Jamalca 23 G O Representative Vlce President of Future 'leathers Club Busmess Staff of Yearbook French Club Inbrary Squad DIANIE MAUCH 7618 172 Street Flushmg 66 Accountmg Honor Soclety Txronlans Assxstant xn Sccrrtarnl Department IRA VEINSTER 75 22 169 Street Flusnmg Honor Cuard G O Representatne .Assxstant to Dean Q kd if Z 1J LAWRENCE METSCH 60 05D 194 Street Flushlng 65 Semor Band Hebrew Club Lxbrary Squad Analwst Staff French Club RONNIE NIEVORACH 175 09 74 Avenue Flushmg 66 Asslstant m Math Department PAUI A MEYER 182 27 Avon Road Jamalca '12 Hxlltopper Page 'S and Assistant Fdltor Follo ASSISIBHI Edntor of Introductlon Glrls League Iunxor Arlsta Honor Roll ELLEN MEYEROWITZ 81 03 189 Street Jamalca 23 Presldent and Vxce Presxdent of Leaders Busmess Staff of F0110 Athleuc J Musnc Is Semor Chorus CAROL MILANO 77 02 164 Street Flushlng Productlon Our Hearts Were Young 8: Gay ANNETTE MILITELLO 82 45 165 Street Jamamca Accounting Honor Socxety Correspondmz Seeretfsrx 8. V164 President of Cl1'1S League Presldent of Newmin Club GO Representatne Semor Representatxve CARI NIILLER 116 '70 if Rold Flushing 66 Presxdent of Semor Chorus Choxr Chorus Assxstant to Dean Track Team . 1 . . I ' - 1 1 S. , y, 4 A IA 1 III . , h , . . A 9 , .4 A f 1 -l . , at ' -ai 1 7 V ' t. A - ug T . 'N 7 ' ' . , A.. 1 1 -5, ' . . , 1 V' 5' . 1 I Q . , 'iX. . Z . 1 ' 5 A , R . ax :sn Asslstant 1n Language , 'Mg - H , 1, 'Q + x I K 1 . , . ' l I I . li ' ' an I ' 1 ff 1 ' ' ' . 1 4 V ,Z E V - , K 1 . K 'us . Q X I A ,I 1' ' ' . I 4 I N I ' A I V K 4 ' A . . ' r x ft I , - ' 1 1 . R '- --1 I 1 1 A 1 . . TNI, EMMETT MILLER 167 17 110 Avenue Jamaica Track Team Presxdent of Electromcs Club Westinghouse Project Club G O Representauve Cross Country Varslty Team FRED MILLER 175 05 73 Avenue Flushmg 66 C0-Manager of IND Mmor J for Baseball Lnbrary Squad GO Representatxve Sports Staff F0110 JO ANN MILLER 173 O7 65 Avenue Flushing 65 Lnbrary Squad Badmmton Club Volleyball Club Basketball Club JUDY MILLER 188 01 71 Crescent Flushmg 65 Chorus HARRIET MINARSKY 67 15 183 Street Flushxng 65 Publxcxty Councll Scrlbe Art Staff GO Poster Contest Honorable Mentxon Asslstant to Dean 81 Math Department Program Commxttee GERALD MINES 87 09 Mldland Parkway amalca Assxstant ln Musnc Department Assxstant nn Soclal Studles Department Chorus Arts Festivals TRUITT MINOR 139 15 107 Road Jamaxca 35 Modern Dance Assxstant 1n Enghsh Department '15 Au an 6 ,, I ff flmflw 153 nr L.-4 ll yi BARRY MISCI-INA 7131 169 Street Flushing 6 SIDNEY MITCHELL 65 61 Parsons Boulevard Flushing Senior Arxsta Honor Roll Sc1ence 8: Engmeermg Club Chemlstry Club GO Representatxve NIN A MON ASTERO 90 05 198 Street Hollxs 23 Newman Club PATRICIA MORIARTY 188 36 Jamanca Avenue Hollls 23 Band ANTHONY MORRONE 164 38 75 Avenue Flushlng P S A L Awards DAVID MOSHER 88 06 Parsons Boulevard amaxca 32 Chess Club 8z Team Math Team Westinghouse Scholarship Club MORTON MOSKOWITZ 69 18 198 Street Flushmg 65 PAULETTE MOSS 67 36 Parsons Boulevard Flushmg GO Representatlve Chorus JOYCE MOL ALLEM 76 80 172 Street Flushmg Future N urses Club SHELDON MUCHNICK 76 39 176 Street Flushmg 66 P S A L Award Assistant ln Health Educatlon Department CAROLE MULLER 80 80 Tryon Place Jat'n31C21 32 Merchandxsmg Honor Soclety Newman Club G O Representatxve Sewmg Award Assistant m Attendance Oflice JACK MURASKIN 180 30 80 Drxve Jamaica 32 Analvst Edxtor Presldent Problems of Democracy Club Vnce President Hlstory Club GO Representatxve Presxdent of Scnence 8: Engmermg Club GEORGE MURR 85138 Homelawn Street Jamalca 32 BARRY NAGLER 90 35 180 Street jamalca 32 Merchandlsmg Honor Socxety Assistant m Accountmg Department Merchandlsmg Club- Photographer 431' 5 15 UAW? Y MICHAEL NAPOLITANO 9108 175 Street Jamaxca 32 Assistant m Chemx try Lab Honor Guard Assxstant m Math Department PSAL Awards BERNARD 'NASH 155 15 71 Avenue Flushmg 67 Attendance Momtor Assnstant ln Art Department SUSAN NYELESON 73 72 194 Street Flushmg Assxstant ln Math Office BLANCHE NEUER 168 19 Iewel Avenue Flushmg 65 Our Hearts Were Young 8z Gay G O Campaxgn Skxts Productlon Classes Dance Corps 4 Athletlc Chevrons FRED NEULANDER 137 21 83 Avenue Jamaxca 23 Vlce Presxdent of G O Llterary Edxtor of Yearbook Captam of the Swlmmlng Team Co Manager of Red n Blue Jumor Arlsta DIANA NOBLE 86 43 Palermo Street Hollls 23 Chorus Basketball PATRICIA NOLAND 89 12 184 Street Hollxs Txroman Society Chorus Assistant ln English Department FRED NOVAK 65 17 Parsons Boulevard Flushmg 65 Honor Roll Gultar Club Scxence Sz Engmeermg Club NY Tlmes Representatlve Chemlstrv Club LESLIE NLDELL 148 08 88 Avenue jama1ca 3 R1He Squad Bxolozy Lab Squad Ass1stant 1n Health Educatxon Department Honor Guard RICHARD OBERLANDER 82 10 189 Street Jamawa Honor Guard Scnence Research Club Ass1stant to Dean of BOYS HARRIET oEsTRE1cH 61 18 156 street Flushmg 67 Pres1dent and Vnce Presldenf of Future Nurses C-lub Math Club Radlus Staff Ass1stant to Dean RITA OGINZ 158 43 Jewel Avenue Flushmg GO Representatwe Honor Roll MARILYN OLINICK 153 09 78 Avenue Flushmg 67 BONNIE OLOFF 6719 183 Street Flush1ng Jumor AFISIB Scholarshxp Club Art Award Athletlc Clubs but REYNOLD OLSEN 84 49168 Street Jamaica 32 HIIIIODDCF Photography Manager Foho Photography Staff Radxus Staff 'NY Txmes Representatlve PATRICK O VIALLEY 16713 H1lls1de Avenue Jamalca Asslstant m Health Educatlon Department OLGA ONIEL-KN IK 65 32 Parsons Boulevard Flushmg 65 Art Club Fencmg Club LINDA ORLIN' 76 10171 Street Flushmg 66 Chorus Productlon IOAN ORNITZ 164 20 Hnghland Avenue Jamaica Natxonal Forens1c League Spamsh Club Usher French Club Future Teachers of Amenca BONNIE OSTROVE 150 33 78 Avenue Flushmg 67 Semor Chorus French Tutor Red Cross Club AthletlC Clubs L I T MARSHA OSTROVE 85 71 188 Street Holhswood D C I T Productlon Assxstant m Health Educatlon Department Athletxc Clubs Chorus HARVEY PADDEN 67 39 198 Street Flushmg 65 Westinghouse Project Club Nucleus NORMAN PAKAROW 75 35 183 Street Flushxng Band Honor Guard RAYMOND PAKOSZ 178 19 93 Avenue Jamaxca 32 Publlclty Councll DIANA PALAI 75 72 199 Street Flushmg 66 Tlronlan Socxety Vlce Presldent of Red Cross Club Assxstant ln Secretarxal Department Pltman Award MARTIN PARIS 155 03 Jewel Avenue Flushmg Junlor Varsxty Basketball Team Varslty Basketball Team P S A L Awards MALCOLM PARISI 7102 162 Street Flushmg EI AINE PARKER 150 21 84 Avenue J31113lC'1 Chorus Nix Faxr Iadx Arts Frstn1l 15 QB' vm .al JANET PARKER 67 54 198 Street Flushing 65 Gxrls League Honor Roll Staff of Analyst Yearbook Reportmg Staff Athletxc Clubs CAROLE PARN ASS 69 12 198 Street Flushmg 65 Boosters Health Careers Club JOHN PARSNIP 189 02 64 Avenue Flushmg G O Representative PHYLLIS PASCAL 179 21 69 Avenue Flushing Assistant ln Socnal Studxes Department Future Nurses Club Chorus IENA PATTERSON 109 44 156 Street amalca Sewmg Club JOYCE PALLSON 18315 -IHIUHICSI Axenue Hollls Chorus Xrts F1 stnal IRENF PXVLOL 89 17 182 Strett annxca 25 L1 :dt rs Sr mor Chorus Xthl: ur Nfmor Niuslc Lois PELLMAN 75-18 168 street, Flushing es Boosters Senior Chorus STEPHEN PENN 153 27 77 Avenue Flushmg 67 Math Club Program Commlttee Honor Roll LINDA PERCIAVALLE 173 15 69 Avenue Flushln 5 Art Certnficate Future Nurses Club DANIEL PERL 8475 Homelawn Street ama1ca 32 Semor Ansta Semor Band Foho-Photography Staff Hllltopper Photography Staff Nucleus Edxtor STEPHEN PERL 192 45C 71 Crescent Flushmg Manager of IND President of Spanlsh Club Presldent of Social Studnes Club Varsm Baseball Team Chalrman of GO Invesngatmons Commzttee TANIA PESHKIN 7614 172 Street Flushmg 66 Semor Chorus Assistant ln Health Educatlon Department Arts Festival P S A L Awards L I T LILLIAN PILLER 147 26 Hoover Avenue Jamanca 35 G O Representatwe L I T Glrls Athletlc Club-Mmor Hebrew Club Chorus I3 ? HELENE PINCUS 188-01C 71 Crescent Fresh Meadows 65 Drama Corps Yearbook Literary Stall' Stagers Toumament Cafetena Patrol ELLEN PI'l'I'ER 7343 192 Street Flushmg Gnrls League Honor Roll Semor Arxsta Spamsh Club P S A L Awards CAROL PLATT 16711 81 Avenue jamaxca 32 Vnsual Alds Club Spamsh Club Mathematics Club Asslstant m Math 81 English Departments FRANK PLUECKER 147 83 Grand Central Parkway Jamaxca 35 Soccer Team Fencmg Team Stagers Club Chou' Semor Chorus RAE PLUNIKETT 104 55 165 Street amalca Basketball Club Stagers Club Swnmmmg Club Modern Dance Club JOSEPH PLUSCAUSKIS 16132 84 Road Jamaxca 32 Assmstant m Art Department P S A L Awards CAROL POLL 14419 88 Avenue jamalca 35 Gowernmg Board and Treasurer of Leaders Advanced Sclence Club Chorus Semor Sectxon of Yearbook Art Award ARNOLD POLLACK 158 39 Jewel Avenue Flushxng 65 Honor Guard P S A L Awards LORRAINE POPOVNIIZ 67 21 Fresh Meadow Iam Flushmg Future Teachers Club Mer1t Award Assxstant m Xccountmg Officc Hebrew Club BARBARA POSEN 64 '39C 186 Iam Fresh 'vhadows 65 Semor Cow rmnz Board of Girls Ieaque Treasurer of Publxclty Councnl G O Representatlve Arlsta F0110 Ilterary Staff INA POSNER 14130 Pershxng Crescent Fresh Meadows Gxrls League Arzsta Student Councxl Commxttees Bxology and Vlsual AldS Squads Nucleus Staff MARTIN POSNER 7120 172 Street Flushing 65 Sclence 8: Engmeenng Club Math Semlnar Problems of Democracx Club JEFFREY POSTER 188 45D 71 Cr: scent Flushmz 65 Desk Set Cast LIICFZTN Edltor Folio Analxst Staff Track Team Honor Guard ELEANOR POSTOW 150 10 71 Avenue Flushxng 67 Arista Girls League F0110 Semor Staff Vxce President of Spamsh Club Asslstant m Math Office RICHARD POLNDER 12914 160 Street Jamaica Honor Guard P S A L Badge Assistant nn Book Room Track Team PALI POLTOLVES 184 19 89 Axenue Hollis GO Representative Semor Representatlve Xssxstant ln Cafeteria Assistant ln Language Department IRA PRESS 150 04 78 Avenue Flushing 67 Soccer Team Nimor J Semor Band Major Honor Guard Assistant to Dean P S A L Award WARREN PRITZKER 6712 164 Street Flushmg Senior Band Fmxan s Rambow Arts Festnval Chrnstmas Play Track Team DAPHNE PRODIS 87 11 Santlago Street Holhswood 23 Hxlltopper Publlclty Counc11 Semor Chorus Arts Festlval Assistant ln Attendance Ofhce IRENTE PROKOPIK 181 11 89 Avenue J1m11 a 23 Accountmg Honor Soclets ITIFOIIIBII SOCICIN Assxstant m Secretarial Department PHII IP PUCCIO 61 39 172 Street Flushmg 6 Varslts Baseball Team Nia or J m Athle rcs P S A L Award ELLIOT RABIN 17411 73 Avenue Flushing GO Representative Math Club Assistant in Health Education Department P S A L Awards IRWIN RABINOWITZ 6417 175 Street Flushing 63 Honor Guard RHEA RABINOWITZ 17015 84 Road Jamaica 32 Cheerleaders Girls League unior Arista Senior Staff of Yearbook Senior St G O Representative BARBARA RADA 75 71 183 Street Flushing 66 Vice President of Future lNurses Club Assistant in Language 8: Science Departments KAREN RADCLIFFE 90 75 179 Street amaica Chorus Accounting Office Squad Assistant in Accounting Department STEPHEN RAND 190-07 90 Avenue Hollis 23 Guitar Club P.S.A.L. Award Math Club Assistant in Art Department HENRY RASIZER 168-07 75 Avenue, Flushing 66 Honor Guard Assistant in Math Department G.O. Representative Tutoring P.S.A.L. Award 4 is-if 'Xp ,ease L XY? DORIS REEBER 67 39 184 Street Flushing 65 Corresponding SCCFMHFY of C,1rl5 Varsitx Senior Chorus Major J 6 NIIIIOI' 5 PS AL Awards Leaders CAROL REGAN 65 50 162 Street Flushing Assistant in English Department MICHAEL REINER 69 34-H 186 Lane Flushing 65 Arista President of Science 8. Engineering Club Choir Candidate for GO President President of Spanish Club EVELYN REIS 181 38 Aberdeen Road jamaica 32 Major J in Drama President of Stagers Club Secretary of Drama Corps GO Representative Folio-Reporting Staff ELAINE REISMAN 153 27 77 Avenue Flushing Assistant to Grade Advisors Merit Roll Fencing Club PETER REMLER 80-26 189 Street Jamaica 23 Organizations Staff of Folio Problems of Democracy Club G.O. Representative Mimeograph Squad MAUREEN REYNOLDS 167-05 Hillside Avenue, jamaica 65 Chorus DENNIS RICH 7817 165 Strtet Flushmg Math Club Honor Guard Soccvr 'loam Ass1stant 1n Ninth Class 4gass1z Socutx BARBARA RICHNI KN 71 48 166 Strc-Gt Flushlng Publ1C1tx CounC1l Drama Corps 2 Mlnor ,Is K 9 Club WfStlD2ll1JllSC P11111 1111 ELI FN RIC HNI XN 85 06 169 Street in 1161 V7 Yrirbools hSSlS1lDl Lxtu an Fd1tor Cxrls L1 xgur CO Rmprcfstntatnz Sp'1n1sh Club NSSISVIHI to fridc Xdxxsols Honor School 8. Socnl Studns Dcpirtxntnt IRENL RIFRIN Flushlnq 67 ASSISKADI 1n Hmlth Educxtxon De artmcnt Hvbr vs Club Chorus Arts Frstlval Progmm Commuter PALL RIFKIN 85 31 188 Strut Flushlng 66 1 rack learn Cyl HFRINL RIZZO fl 169 Stn t Flushmz 15 lxpmu Xu nd ROBER'I ROBLENSKI 7314 167 Street Fluslung Asslstant to Dcan Honor Guard '27 In M xx Y' 4' Y? 'N 3 lb' SUSAN RODD 75 54 194 Street Flushmg 66 Ansta Gxrls Lcaguc' Semor Chorus Semor Staff of Ymrboolt Nucleus Stall' NIH H XEL RONI XIN 196 63 69 Xunut Flushxng 65 occc r lmm 'vii or Bow X 'arsxtx Our 1 irts V11 ll lou g 1 f xx NIIC ll X11 ROS XND 5 W 1r1 h llll I0 l C 1o1r 51111011 L ll0fllS ll szdc nt of Kg 15511 Socn ty Nl itll C lub L1b Squ 1d IOBY ROSC HLR Chorus IHLIHL ROSE, 1 11111 n 1n1or hllbli Box L11 tl umor Xllstx llnlltoppsx md Nl 1101 11411 101 nt xst Edltol SL S XN R051- , 11 uslnns l XROI RO PN 'JC INIIL sl1 lll B111 om D p 111111: nt -1 . I , D X 66 V y . 4 T A . V. ' .h . . ,,. 65 . , 'A M , I 1 A S 1 -2 A 11 . L1 1 Q- M 1' Eta . rl.. V nl 'A .' . W A :md li z , ' 'ft Cf I f If ' Y .4161 I fl QA- it 135-21 L, Ul'l41', i Q . Y, J 1. U Jsnnzirzx 32 cl r 4 1 1 , -. 31 1 0 , 11.11-.1 A, ' I gl .A. I ff ' .Vg Y IV 155-03 BWP' - -WDUH 69.16 164 sm-t, Flushing 65 . ' '. 2 'g , rt 1 1. 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' IOQ-t 5 T 71 cll'!'bt'l'llI. l'l1.l'11f l .Xss1. .nl 6 ' l Q' Q ' l . .rf Q -rl ELINOR ROSEN 73 53 198 Street Flushmg 66 Brology Lab 'vimor J Brology Lab Squad Productron ASSISKBDC 1n Englxsh Department Boosters BARBARA ROSENBERG 190 19C 71 Crescent Fresh Vleadows 65 Drama Corps Stagers Buslness Staff of F0110 Desk Set Medrcal Room ASSISIHDI GLORIA ROSENBERG 150 41 75 Road Flushmg 67 Asslstant m Math 8: Art Departments Assxstant m GO Store MARTIN1 ROSENBERG 73 28 Sprmgfleld Boulevard Bayslde 64 HOWARD ROSENISTRALCH 88 162 Street Flushmg 65 Honor Guard JANE ROSENTH AL 73 66 192 Street Flushmg Flnnn s Rambow Arts Fc st1va1 Senlor Representatxxe L 1 T Leadershrp Conference Cholr and Chorus BEN ROSOF 188 81 Avon Road Jamaxca Thomas Jefferson H S Class Ylce Presldent Llbertx Bell Staff Student Patrol Honor Roll fl '22 K+? 7? ff 5 gf 7 09' SUZANWE ROSS 152 69 Jewel Avenue Flushmg Presrdent of Tlronlan Soclety Drama Corps GO Representatxve Art Certxficate Spanlsh Club ELLEN ROTHBALNI 67 14 Parsons Boulevard Flushmg 65 Honor R011 Asslstant 1n Health Educatlon Department WENDY ROLDER 75 47 184 Street Flushmg 66 Drama Corps Orchestra Productron Musrc Hofstra Shakespeare Festlval SANDRA ROLSSO 73 67 195 Street Flushrng 66 Art Award Assrstant 1n Phws1cs Sz MUSIC Departments Spanlsh Club Hebrew Club Math Club HENTRY RUAS 147 14 Charter Road Iamalca 35 Folxo-Art Edltor Manager Stage Squad Hxlltopper Art Manager St Gaudens Medal A J STEVE RUBIW 18130 Klldare Road amanca 32 Captam Golf Team Advanced Scxence Club ASSISIHHI to Dean of Boys GO Representatlve Boys Varslty MARTIN RUBINSTEINI 70 34 175 Street Flushlng Merchandlsmg Honor Socxety Honor Guard G O Representatxve BEVERLY RLDDICK 89 21 153 Street amalca Leaders Senlor Chorus Swlmmmg Xsststants ln Tramlng V I T Vollesball Club KENNETH RLFFINO 7701 111 Street Flushmg 6 WARREN RLSS XKOW 13151 224 Street Laurelton Honor Guard G O Re pre se ntatxve See ne ry for Sehool Shows Sold tlckcts for Shows AR'l HUR SACHS 84 75 168 Street Jamamca 32 V1ce Presxdent of G O Juntor Class Representatxve to Student Councll Jumor Arista President of Sclenc Engmeermg Club Major J ln Basketball DIANE SACHS 7506 Kxssena Boulevard Flushing 67 Asststant ln Engllsh Department Asslstant rn Book Room BARTONI SADOWSKY 77 02 170 Street Flushmg 6 Honor Cuard Vrsual Ald Squad Agassw SOCIFIX FVE SX1 OMON 8054 Chew Chase Street 1rn't1Ca 32 Pre szdent ol' Dance Corps Dance Corps Student Counctl Representattve Semor Prom Commlttee Vlee Presldent of DCIT F0110 Busmess Staff 'WU s .v QQ 6 'NY PHYLLIS SALZMAN 84 01 Mam Street 331113163 35 Roslyn H S Spamsh Club Freshman Cheerlmder Girls Athlettc Assoctatron Iamalca H S Future Nurses Club Turkey Mountain Booster DOLGLAS SAWCHEZ 8715 165 Street Jamalca 32 PETER SANIDERS 150 57 78 Avenue Flushmg 67 Asslstant IU Socral Studres Department K 9 Club UNT Club Problems of Democracy Club French Club BARBARA SANDLER 150 01 48 Avenue Flushmg 67 K 9 Club TOBY SARRECK 150 '33 Coolxdge Avenue Jamalca 35 Assrstant m Health Educatton Department Art Club Future Teachers Club F0110 Semor Staff Boosters CYNTHIA SAWYER 16406 109 Avenue Jamalqa Basketball Club Badminton Club Swlmmmg Club JEFFREY SCAVRON 73 40 196 Street Flushlng Bowling Team Golf Team Assnstant to Gurdance Counsellor Boosters Squad leader ROSEVIARIE SCHAEFER 82 70 167 Street amalca 32 Glrls League Drama Corps Arlsta Spanish Club Agasslz Socxetx ALICE SCHAEFFER 75 46 192 Street Flushxng 66 D C I T G O Representatlwe Athletic Club G O Campalgn Sluts Sports Hop Commlttee MAR FIN SCHARFFLASS 15 11 71 Avenue Flushmg Semor Band Chou' MUSIC Mayor J Semor Chorus Semor Representative CAROLE SCHECHTER 65 61 Parssons Boulevard Flushmg 65 Chorus ASSISIHHI ln Englxsh Sr Soclal Studnes Departments JUDITH SCHECHTER 8909 145 Street Jamaxc Leaders Golden Aym G O Representatlve Advanced Sclence Club Blologv Lab Squad FRANCES SCHEINBERG 7135 165 Street Flushlng 65 Assxstant m Blologv Department Tlronlan Soclety Math Club K 9 Club FRED SCHEINER 7314 181 Street Flushmg Honor Guard K 9 Club Asslstant to Dean of BOYS Asststant m Engllsh Department 3 HARRIET SCHEINHORN 600113 194 Street Flushmg 65 'Went Award Assxstant ln Niath Class Assxstant m Home Economlcs Dr partment Health Club SLSAN SLHIFFNIAN 1319 Ltopxa Parltwax Flushmg .Accountlng Honor Socletx Enghsh Booltroom Squad Boosters Assistant ln Bxologx 81 Enghsh Departments SLSAN SC HINDI ER 171 05 84 Road 'IZIIIIZIICI F0110-lxpmg Edxtor Leaders Arxsta. Our Hearts Playbill Comnuttfe Honor Roll MART IN SCHLANSKY 67 44 164 Street Flushmg 65 Honor Guard Math Club RITA SCHLESSINGER 184 26 Avon Road jamalca Treasurer of Swlmmmg Assxstants Foho-Scmor Staff Glrls League G O Representatnve Honor Roll RICHARD SCH'vIID'I' 15011 88 Avenue Jamaxca GEORGE SCHNILLBACK 67 51 179 Street Flushmg 65 P S A L Award .Asslstant to Dean Outdoor Patrol Scnence 8: Engmeermg Club Chess 8c Checkers Club JAMES SCHNEIDER 166 07 Crand Central Parkway jamaxca Band Major J Fxmans Rambow Orehf-gm Arts Festnal Assistant ln Art Department Semor Representatxve ELKE SCHNIEIDER 90 75 179 Street amaxca 32 Accountmg Office Squad Chorus Asslstant m Attendance Omer- IUDITH SCHNEIDER 67 24 161 Street Flushmg 65 Boosters Assxstant to Crade Adwsor Program Commlttee STEPHEN SCHNEIDER 80 48 193 Street Jamanca Candndate for Vnee Presxdent of Captain of Bowling Team Swlmmmg Team Golf Team Senior Representative NATALIE SCHNIITZER 72 49 Street Flushlng 67 Art Award Assxstant 1n Music Department Merlt Award STEPHANIE SCHOEN1 75 61 186 Street Flushing 66 Senior Edltor of Folxo Arnsta Sfmor Coxernmg Board of Cxrls league Senlor Band Sc mor Show Slut Comnuttet IIND X SCHOENBERG 70 20 Parsons Bouluard Frrsh Mmdows Sevmrd Park HS Art Award Xlft Prmsldent of Class T' KAREN SCHREK 67 33 197 Street Flushmg 65 GO Representatne 'viath Club French Club Yearbook Reportxng Staff Turkey TVIOUDIZIH Commlttee STEVEN SCHREER 73 09 164 Street Flushmq Rmfle Team Advanced Scuncc Club Bxologx Club 'Nucleus Staff NIARI IN SC HLLM KN 65 11 175 Strut Flushxng 65 Honor R011 Publicity Council 'Math Club Spanlsh Club Represcntxtlvt to Student Council Edntor of Spanxsh 'Newspaper 15507 Jewel Avenue Flushlng 67 Senior Band Major J 1n Muslc Flman s Rambow Orchestra Arts Festlval Future Nurses Club PHYLLIS SCHWALB 153 34 76 Road Flushmg 67 Boosters Alternate Semor Representatlve Yearbook Senior Staff Assxstant 1n Llbrary CAROL SCHW ARTZ 76 07 168 Strut Flushxn 6 C lrls Leaguc Drama Corps NIC r1t Certlflcatfs Xsslstwnt m Dm an s Ofhct Hebrew Club DIANE SC HW XRIZ 184 46 R1dnor Road jamaxca 32 Dance Corps Xearbook Busmcss Staff ASSISIZIDI m Health Educauon D pirtlncnt Arts Festlval Athletlc Clubs A wx - A , J ' - 4 D , A .Y ' Q 1 H'. 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V- 'g6 1' ' - I '- ' A ' Q 'Q 7 ' , 'W 166 DOLORES SCHWARTZ 166 03 Grand Central Parkway amaxca 32 Chorus Assxstant m Englxsh 8. rt Departments FELICE SCHVN ARTZ 65 88 162 Street Flushmg 63 JILL SCHWARTZ 80 56 193 Street Jamenca 23 Dance Corps CO Representatnvt A11Dax Conference umor Class Representatwe flrls Varsxtx STEPHEN SCHWARTZ 164 26 76 Road Flushmg P S A L Award Assxstant nn Enrollmg Room ANCELA SCOPETTA 84 48 159 Street jamaxca Presldcnt Treasurer St Jumor Cow-rnmz Board of Gxrls 1 eaque Presldent of Spamsb Club Currnculum Staff of F0110 Honor Roll Program Commxttee K ARENI SECOR 90 20 190 Street Hollxs 2 L l T GO Representatlve Athletnc Clubs 2 Mlnor SLSAN SEIDEN 73 23 188 Street Flushxng 66 Treasurer of Glrls VBTSIIN Athletnc 'Major J Vlce Pres1dent of Leaders GO Representatlve P S A L Awards Y 'Q Y-v STEVEN' SELIP 175 08 67 Avenue Flushing Honor Guard Ass1stant to Dean of Boxs P S A L Award BARBARA SELTON 183 60 80 Road Jamalca Presrdent of Gxrls Varsxtx Sw1mmmg Assxstants leaders 3 Nlajor J Yearbook Senlor Staff Seeretarx of Nlath Club MARII YN SEI 71-'R 189l5A 78 Awnlf Flu: :nz President 8. Student Connell Representatne from Varsltx GO Representatnc Arlsta Hllltopper Leaders LINDA SEPLER 7311 187 Street Flushing 66 Asslstant ln 'VIC-dmcal Office Math Club K 9 Club Radxo Play HARVEY SESLOWSKY 67 12 164 Street Flushlng 65 L1eutenant Honor Guard SCICDCC Tutor Semor Show Slut Commnttce Chaxrman Alternate Semor Representatxve DAVID SH APIRO 69 32 178 Street Flushmg 65 Semor Arlsta A115517 Soexetx French Club Scholarshlp Club ISABEL SHAPIRO 182 21 Crand Central Pirkwas 'ameum '52 umor Arlsta Treasurer of Glrls league Senlor Band Yearbook Semor Staff Nucleus Staff JUDITH SHAPIRO 73 12 183 Street Flushmg 66 Ansta Drama Corps Hofstra Shakespeare Festnal Our Hearts Desk Set Hxlltopper Staff SHERYLL SHAPIRO 161 08 lewel Avenue Flushlng 65 Assxstant ID Enghsh Department French Club Health Educatlon Office Boosters STANLEY SHAPIRO 8014 192 Street Jamaica Drama Corps Our Hearts Were Young 8: Gay Flnlall s Rainbow Assxstant m Art Department STANLEY SH APOFF 155 26 Jewel Avenue Flushmg KATHLEEN SHEPPARD 164 40 76 Avenue Flushing 66 Accountmg Honor SOCIFKQ Txroman Socxety Asslstant m Glrls Hvlllh Educatton Department Secretary of Newman Club JUDITH SHEPPS 15315 58 Road Flushing 55 Orchestra I T Athletlc Clubs Major J xn Athletles Assxstant ln Speech 8. Niusxc Departments SHEII A SHERER 153 26 78th Road Flushmg 67 Chorus Mfg gl 5 CAROL SHERMAN 76 48 169 Street Flushmg 66 Publlcm Councxl Art Awards Art Club F0110 Art Stall' Asslstant ln GO Store ROBERT SHERMAN 196 05C 65 Crescent Fresh Meadows Sf mor Artsta Math Team Bxology lab Assistant Nucleus Staff 'viath Club MERRILL SHERR 18241 80 Road amanca Scrxbblers Research Club Book Room Attendant BARBARA SHERSON 75 36 188 Street Flushing 66 Drama Corps Stagers STEPHEN SHIELD 77 41 166 Street Flushmg 66 PS AL Award Cafeterla Squad PETER SHIH 144 25 Charter Road Jamaxca Photography Stall' of Hllltopper Art Award ADRIEWNE SHINIKMAN 82 46 135 Street Kew Gardens Assnstant m Language Department Mx Clxent Curly Assembly Program Our Hearts Were Young 8: Gay ROSETTA SIEBERT 65 90 160 Street Flushmg 6 Assnstant m Art 8x Englxsh Departments FRANCES SILBERSTEIN 77 26 171 Street Flushmg Chorus Assnstant m Musrc Department CAROLE SILVER 84 42 Chapln Parkwax amaxca 32 Clty Councxl Representatnve Hllltopper Staff GO Representatwe Representative to Andover Conference PENNII SILVER 80 85 Chevy Chase Street Jamalca Cnty Councxl Representatne Presxdent of LIT Leaders Vxce Presxdent of Freshman Sophomore Councnl Chalrman of Vrctory Dance BARBARA SILVERMAN 73 35 179 Street Flushmg 66 Honor Roll Athletlc Clubs and Awards Math Club Assnstant ln Health Educatlon Department Stagers Club RAY SILVERMAN 8137 165 Street Jamalca GO Representative Math Club Problems of Democracy Club Assistant nn Social Studies Department P S A L Awards WENDE SILVERMAN 176 37 80 Road Jamalca 32 Sen1or Chorus Audlophxle Club Assnstant m Sclence Department Arts Festnvals W 41' LAURENCE SILVERSTEIN 84 41 171 Street Jamaxca 32 H1lltopper Edxtor ln Chlef and 4th Page Editor Arxsta GO Representatlve Lxbrarx Squad Honor Roll DI-XNE SINION 81 31 192 Street Jamalca Westburs Hxgh School Cheerleaders Bowlmg Club Wmg K Spur Typmg Staff CARNIEN SIMPSON 11058 160 Street Jamaxca 34 Modern Dance Club Assnstant 1n Art Department LAWREWCE SINGER 182 38 80 Road Jamalca 32 Accountmg Honor SOCICIY Hebrew Club Chorus ASSISIHHI ln Art 8z Sclence Departments BEVERLY SIROTY 81 15 189 Street Jamalc f'1rls League Arlsta F0110 Rc portmg Staff Assnstant nn Math Office Scholarshnp Semmar DIANIE SITZER 153 45 78 -.vcnue Flushnng 67 Alccountxng Honor Soclety ELAINE SKLAK 67 06 164 Street Flushmg Asslstant m Secretanal Department Program Commlttee ORIN SKOLNICK 147 12 Grand Central Parkway Jamanca '15 Hebrew Club Englxsh Book Room Squad Program Commlttee Assxstant m Musnc Department Honor Guard HARRY Sl OAN 86 71 Punto Street Hollxs 23 Scxence 8: Engmeerxng Club Radlo 8. Electromcs Club Assistant m Math 8. Sclence Departments ROBER 1' SM ALL 193 15A 65 Axenue Flushmg 65 Brooklsn Aeadems Honor Guard K 9 Club Basketball Team Baseball Team ARLENE SMITH 109 03 174 Street jamalca 33 Chorus Future Nurses Club Typxng Award Manor J Attendance Awards BARBARA SMITH 80 76 Trxon Phe: Iamatca '52 Honor Roll Hebrew Club Gxrls League Program Commnttee GO Representatne JOANNE SMITH 161 06 84 Axenue jamalci 52 Chorus LEON XRD SM1111 76 25 112 Strut Flushmsz htm Hllltoppt r St nfl' Phxsles A C hfmnstrx lab Squad Honor Fuard Scnenee 5. Engmeermg Club ll MARILYN SMITH 7815 166 Street Flushmg Member of Dance Corps GO Representntlu Asslstant ln Xeeountxnq Dcpartment Athletlc Clubs PHILIP SMIIH 1881aB11Crrseent Flushmq 63 Power Mrmornl Aeadtmx unlor xr'll'S1lN B151 ball Mlnor P for Baseball ROBFR1 A SMIIH 185 15 73 Avenut FlllSl11I'lg 65 Drama Corps C horus Fc stu. 11 lurku Mountaln Commnttrt Yearbook Business Staff Stagers lournamrnt NICOLETTA SMITHIE 9101 110 Place Bcllaxre Morrms Hlgh School Sentor Orchestra Assnstant tn Nurses Ofhce School Newspaper Morrxs Pxper JEFFREY SOKOI OFF 150 17 87 Avenue amalca '52 l'utor1ng ln Math 8: French Sclence 8 Engmeerxng Club G O Representative BARBARA SOLOMON 162 04 65 Awcnut Flushmg Drama Corps French Club Future 'Imchers Club XNCI-'10 SOLOMOS 125 I7 amaxm Xxtnue Rnchmond H111 ALFRED SOMMER 8104 192 Street Jamarca Treasurer of GO Semor -Xrrsta Vlce Presxdent of Scxcnce Engmeermg Club Soccer Team Awards Board Committee BRLCE SONDIKE 7613 171 Street Flushxng 66 Lnbrary Squad Scxc nce Club Honor Guard RICH XRD SONENKL XRL 89 11 155 Strut junauca 32 Honor Roll Llbrars Squad Assnstant nn Socral Studtes Departmc nt Program Caollllllltlll Assxstant m Engllsh Department ANII X SOROKA 70 37 173 Street Flushmg Modern Dance Lxbrarx Squad French Club Spanlsh Club Boosters H-XROLD SOSKINI 65 45 Parsons Boulevard Flushnng Manager of Bowling 'Ieam M1 or J Bloloqx 1111 Squad Assnsmnt to Dean ASSISIITII ln Sclencc 8: Soclal Studns Departments JILL SP XNIER 75 48 197 Street Flushing 66 Xccountxng Honor Soclety KAREN SPXR 148 29 Hxllsxde Xvenue amanca 55 Glrls League Chonr Senior Chorus unror -Xrxsta -Xl1Cxty Chorus ALFRED SPARROW 8419 Homelawn Street amalca 32 Vtsual Md Squad 'NORWI-X SP-XTZ 76 26 176 Street Flushmg 66 Chorus -Xssxstant mn Engllsh 8. Accountmg Departments Red Cross Club -Xssrstant m Attendance 3: Deans Office 'VIADELON SPIECEL 64 46 184 Street Flushmg 65 Honor Roll Hebrew Awards Hebrew Club 81 Performance Assxstant ln Health Educatron 8: Art Departments PHYLLIS SPIELBERG 197 5018 Peck -Xvenue Flushrng 65 G O Representatlve French Tutor Senlor Chorus Futurt feachers Club Asslstant ln Blologw Department RICHARD SPIEZIO 77 33 164 Street Flushing 66 DE-YNINTA SPILBERG 165 22 72 Menue Flushmg 65 G-XET-VXI-X SPINA 196 60 69 -Xvenue Flushmg 65 -Xssxstant 1n Language Department Boosters K 9 Club ARNOLD SPITZ 80 64 Surrey Place Jamaica 32 Varsity Tennis 'Ieam Treasurer of Spanish Club G O Representative Semor Representatiu Representative to 'National Conference for Chnsuang St jews CHARLES SPREC KELS as 41 186 sum noun 23 Honor Guard RITA SPUN 175 14 Jewel Avenue Flushing 65 Modern Dance Fmian s Rainbow Arts Festival Swimming Club Assistant to Grade Advisor NANCY STARKIE 89 20 199 Street amaica 23 Dance Corps Secretary of DCIT Senior Chorus Assistant in Health Education Department Athletic Clubs PETER STASSOU 81 O8 Kent Street amaica 32 Senior Patrol Honor Guard P S A L Award Assistant to Dean SXLRA STELLA 8821 183 Street jamaica 23 HERIS STENZEL 75-36 185 Street, Flushing 66 junior Arista President of Drama Corps Our Hearts . . . 3K DESK Set Student Director Drama J D.C.I.T. ,X AX 'Y S JOAN STERN 179 20 80 Road jamaica 32 Senior Governing Board of Girls League Biology Lab Squad Presidcnt of Future l ichtrs Club 'Viayor in Biology Honor R011 IRWIN SIOPEK 65 13 162 Strect Flushing 65 Publicity Council Christmas Play Biology Club I S 'XI Xwards CERIRLDE SIOIZ 64 29 182 Street Flushing 66 Assistant in Music Department Chorus NELLIE SUAREZ 178 27 93 Avenue Jamaica Assistant in General Office BENJ XMINI SUM 69 10 164 Street Flushing 65 Math Tutor Honor Guard Senior Show Skit Committee JEFFREY SUPER 73 24 194 Street Flushing 66 Hilltopper XYISIA Secretary of Math Ieam CO Representative Swimming Team Major Jn RICHARD SUSSMAN 71-64 164 Street, Flushing 65 Publicity' Council Art Award junior Band Yearbook Art Staff RITA SUSSMANI 67 37 198 Street Flushmg Sen1or Ar1sta Senlor Band P S A L Award ASSISKHDI 1n Attendance Office Math Club CAROL SWAN 184 14 69 Avenue Flushmg 65 Ass1stant rn Secretanal Department JAMES SWIRE 86 45 Sant1ago Street Jama1ca 23 H1lltopper 4th Page Edrtor Presrdent Advanced Sc1enCe Club Chalrman of G O Ncws Sen1or Representatwe Arlsta JANET TAISHOFF 80 84 Kent Street Jama1ca 3 Glrls League Art Award UN Club Future Teachers Club VINCENTT TAORMINTA 150 60 76 Road Flushmg 67 Honor Guard Chorus GLORIA TARKINGTONI 67 24 169 Street Flushmg L1brary Squad P S A L Award Art Award .Assnstant to Dean of Boys Assxstant 1n Accountmg Department KURT TATUM 110 38 Un1on Hall Street Photography Staff of F0110 Honor Guard P S A L Award GO Representatwe Scnbe Staff ' Y f Fa if 1 - , 3 173 GAIL TAUBER 75 60 187 Street Flushmg 66 Publxcm Counc11 Drama Corps Yearbook Art Staff SCr1be Art Edrtor ASSISIBHI 1n Art Department JLDITH TALBER 67 -10C 193 Lane Flushmg 65 Currrculum Ed1tor of F0110 Ar1sta Glrls League GO Representatwe Honor Roll SANDRA TEITEL 168 04 69 Avenue Flushmg ASSISIZHI 1n Secretanal Department .Ass1stant rn Enrollrng Room Chorus SUSANI TEITELBAUM 65 45A 190 Lane Flushmg 65 Turkey Mountam Leadershlp Conference BUSIUCSS Staff of F0110 Busmess Staff of H11ltopper Home Econormes Award Secretary of Problems of Democracy Club BARNETT TESSLER 16218 72 Avenue Flushmg Advanced Scrence Club Art Award PHYLLIS THAL 143 50 Hoover Avenue amarca Ass1stant 1n Emergency Room GO Representatxve Art Cert1F1cate Assxstant 1n Art Department TEDDY THALER 73 33 196 Place, Flushmg 65 - , ' 65 - , ' . A , 1 -,M . . v . ' I' ' ' '. X' .Ai H . ,, ' - v V I Vp- Y V I V 4 1 1 ' f' 1 ' 1 1 eqr' 1 X 7 1' 'I I 1 - , I s. A . l , A A . ' ' ' 1 . .v . I , A , A' I- 7 2 . . ff - , . - , . U- , 65 . - , J ' - 1 I A A ANTHONY THEODORIDIS 85 41 160 Street amalca 32 ALAN I'IFFORD 82 14 190 Street Jamaica G O Representative Senior Representativr Senior Patrol Student Aid Honor Guard LEON TOMASH 6116 163 Street Flushing Chemistry Squad PATRICIA TOWERS 67 14 Parsons Boulevard Flushing 65 Choir Senior Chorus Mayor 1 in Music All City Chorus Math Club HAROLD TRABOLD 16605 Highland Avenue amaica 32 Roll Book Monitor Christmas Play Radio Play INGRID TRAU 86-82 Palermo Street Hollis 23 Basketball Club Honor Roll C horus K-9 Club .Assistant in Math Department RENEE TRAVIS 173-23 105 .Avenue jamaica 33 Basketball Club Lhorus W: 'Ji' 11 ' .3 . ' LAWRENCE TRISCHETTI 67 10 161 Street Flushing 65 VICTOR TRIZZINO 8516 Parsons Boulexard jamaica Basketball Varsitx Newman Club C' O Representatiu Honor Cuard BARRY TLNICK 73 46 174 Street Flushing 66 Treasurer of Senior Class Candidate for C' O Treasurfr Scholarship Seminar unior Class Representative to Student Council Cabinet 'Nlominations 81 Elections Committee SHEILA URSAWER 76 08 169 Street Flushing 66 Firls League Math Club Art Award I ibrary Squad Assistant in Math Sz Secretarial Departments MICHAEI URY 76 45 167 Street Flushing 66 Hilltopper Advertising Manager Arista Honoi Roll G O Representative Science 8a Engineering Club MARINA VALAORAS 147-28 Charter Road Jamaica 35 Yearbook--.Art Stafl' Publicity Council Senior .Arista .Ar Chorus CHELIA VALENTE 90-21 197 Street Hollis Leaders Honor Roll Minor js P.S..A.1.. .Awa ds .Art .Award NANCY VAN DER RAAY 7611 174 Street Flushmg 6 Chou' Chorus Assnstant m Art Office Art Certificate of 'vferlt Athletmc Clubs DOROTHY VANIKELL 150 35 77 Road Flushmg 67 GO Representative Future Nurses Club CAROL VFTTER 155 10 Iewell Avenue Flushing 67 UN Youth Pllgrlmage Clrls League Advanced Smence Club Future Teachers Club French Club JOHN VODICKA 67 06 164 Street Flushm Honor Guard Lleutenant Golf Team THOMAS VRABEC 156 07 71 Avenue Flushing 67 CAROLYN WALDM AN 85 56 169 Street JZUTIBICB. 32 Arlsta Txpmg Manager on Hllltopper Assistant Edltor of Senlor Sectlon Folxo Presldent of D C I T Nucleus Staff '-'sw Y lbf' I SHIRLEY WALDNIAN 76 06 174 Street Flushmg 66 Hebrew Club Chorus Asslstant m Xiusnc Department NIARJORIE WALKER 180 28 80 Drne amalca Manager of Red n Blue Govermng Board of Leaders Co Editor of Radxus Student Councnl Representatlvc from Publlclty Councll 8: Swlmmmg Asslstants umor Arlsta JLNE W XLLACE 158 30 16 ,Avenue Flushmg 66 Baskctball Club Badmmton Club Volleyball Club P S A I Award CAROLYNT W XSHINGTONT lll 38 166 Stre t Jamalca 32 Chorus ROBERT WAX 173 29 Maxfleld Road Jamaxca 32 Orchestra Science 8: Engmeerxng Club Gultar Club Construction Crew 'NORMAN WEBER 16155 Jewel Avenue Flushing Math Alternate 'Vhth Club Xgassw Soclety Sclcnct 8: Engxnctrmg Club G XIL WEFER 178 12 69 Axenue Flushmg 65 Cnrls Li 'agus- Spamsh Club 'Vhth Club Semor Arlsta Agasslz sOClCly LOIS WEIGLER 87 22 Chevy Chase Street Jamaica 32 Folio Assistant Editor of Senior Section Student Council Representatne of Girls Varsity Major J GO Representatne Secrttarx of French Club Math Tutor LARRY WEIN 81 39 189 Street Jamaica 23 Senior Arista Baseball Team Basketball Team Honor Roll MADF1 INE WFINC XRD 73 38 173 Strut Flushing 66 Chorus G O Representatnt Honor R011 Athletic Clubs TINA WEINGARTEN 6712 198 Street Flushing Secretary of D C I T GO Representative Junior Governing Board of Dance Corps Senior Representative Assistant m Language Office STANLEY WEINGAST 67 50 164 Street Flushing 65 Chemistry Club Problems of Democracy Club Fiman s Rainbow Honor Guard BERNARD WEINSTEIN 150 24 76 Road Flushing 67 Chorus Arts Festival Art Award Music Major J Captain of Cafeteria Patrol EMILY WEINSTEIN 75-07 193 Street Flushing 66 Girls Varsity Major Treasurer of Leaders -3 Minor s . Alternate Senior RCPFCSCDIZYIVC G.O. Representative Student Council CommittCC wwf' Q' K' i SUSAN WEINSTEIN 73 23 193 Street Flushing Scribe Staff GO Rtpresentatne Boosters P S A L Awards Assistant to Dean RICHARD WEINTRALB 70 30 173 Street Flushing Forest Hills H S 'vfarshall Squad amaica H S Soccer Team P S A L Award Assistant to Dean GAIL WEISS 150 08 77 Road Flushing 6 Boosters K 9 Club unior Red Cross Club Art Club GERALDINE WEISS 73 52 195 Street Flushing 66 Candidate for G O President Co Manager of IN D Nominations 8: Elections Committee Orchestra Vice President of Senior Class LYNDA WEISS 104 46 214 Street Queens Vtllage 29 Girls League Honor Roll Major J m Music Assistant in Language 8a Gym Departments Hebrew Club LINDA WEISS 166 05 89 Axenue Jamaica 32 Leaders Band P S A L Awards Chorus Art Awards MURRAY WEISS 150-08 71 Avenue Flushing 67 G.O. Representative Major J -Handball Honor Guard STEPHEN WEISS 65 52 160 Street Flushing Publxcitx Council Science Club Math Club Assistant to Dean Honor Cuard BARRY WEISSBERG 69 31 197 Strut Flushing Senior Chorus P S A L Award GO Representative LESI EY WEISSNIAN 7507 190 Strut Flushing Major Art Chccrlmders Swimmmv Assistants Ytarbook Art Staff Publicity Council ANNE WESTERNIAN 197 10A 65 Crescent Fresh Meadows 65 Senior Governing Board of Girls League Candidate for G O Secretary Yearbook Senior Staff Student Council Cabinet Staff f Analyst JEAN WESTERNIAN 197 10A 65 Crescent Fresh Meadows 65 Girls League Folio Senior Staff Senior Prom Committee GO Representative Student Council Committee Analyst Staff STUART WHITE 82 36 166 Strret 'ima1C'1 32 Senior Band Major Music J Science Club P S A L Awards Math Club ALICE WIEGAND 89-01 181 Street Jamaica Girls League Drama Corps Senior' Band Program Committee Major J in Music Azz! 471' if A 177 MYRA WILCHINISKY 65 52 160 Street Flushing Editor of Scribe Library Squad Folio-Curriculum Staff Scnbblers Club Hilltopper LAWRENCE WILKINS 7310 181 Street Flushing Honor Guard LAWRENCE WII SON 7126 170 Street Flushing 65 Honor Guard Hohor Roll Scnnce Gt Engine-rring Club LESTER WILSON 109 52 160 Street Jamaica 33 Vice President of Math Club Track Team GO Representative Student Council P S A L Awards JUDITH WINISTOW 73 39 188 Street Flushing 66 Drama Corps Senior Chorus Hebrew Club Art Award Assistant in English Sz Math Departments RAPHAEL WITORSCH 139 80 85 Drive Jamaica 3 umor Arista Candidate for G O Vice President Co-Manager of IND 'Vomrnations 8: Elections Committee Chairman of Discount Committee NEIL WITRIOL 192-15 Radnor Road Jamaica 32 G.O, Representative Assistant in English Department SUSAN WOHLGEMUTH 85,19 Chelsea Street, Jamaica 32 .Art Awards Spanish Club Future 'Ieaehers Club Badminton Club Honor Roll DIANE XYOLFF 73-2-1 177 Street, Flushing Girls' Le1gue l.ez1dership 6: .All-Day ClOI11't'I't'IlCES Xc1rboolt Buslncss Staff Brnd AL AN VNOI FSON 85 59 So1111 rsct Strrr A rxsl I'd1 or l1I1l0f ATISIH Honor Roll ASSISIWDI 111 Soc11l S1lldllQ Oihre Se1cne1 Club RL IH WOLFSON 176 25 80 Road 111111161 Sen1or Reprcsentatne Ass1st1nt to D11n Chorus Spamsh Club Icnnrs Club ZEI D A WOLFSON 67 29 185 Street Flushm Stmor Chorus MUS1C Athletlc Clubs Producuon Cl1sses Ht brtw Club CLORI A Y ABI ON 130 44 I8 Annu: Flushmg 67 It 1d11s f oxunmg Board ASSl5liIlt 1n Htalth Educatron X Sp1n1sh Drpartments lutor 1n Spamsh Boosttrs C XROL A ABLONSKI 8 18 164 P116 JHIIISICQ 'N xs111111 C ub S1 mor C horus I11111 111 s R 1111 Jon C l1o1us Stnnct Axmrd A 1 Amr d 'rn 91' 178 LEONA YANKELOWITZ 65-45 Parsons Boulevard, Flushing 65 LEWIS YESNER 170--10 Highland .Avenue arnniea 32 1 S1 ever 'lI1 lIl1 I IND X YOLNC 150 19 Cool1dg1 Avcnum 111111C.1 32 Ass1stant 1n Irngurgr Aceountmg D1p1rt111tnts N1 WIIIBH Club C horus FLORENCE ZAHNI 7502 192 Street Flushmg 66 Swnchboard Operator Assrstant 1n Attendance OHHCC Future Teachers Club VICTOR ZAIKINE 110 90 65 Annum Flushmg 65 P S A L Awards Art Award NI ARIE ZARIS 169 08 65 Axtnut Flushme 63 All Award lxpmg Av.11d C AROI XX ZXX OLI 16441 ID Aunuc Flushmq 66 B x 1111 IS CO Rcprnsentatuc Ass1st1nt ID S001 11 Studns D1p1rt1111nt 1111111621 H S N1 11111 rn C lub PHYLLIS ZEFF 7511 171 Street Flushmg Spamsh Club G L I T -Xssxstant to Guxdancc Counsellor Chorus NIARTIN ZEITZ 188 30C 71 Crescent Frm sh Nieadows 63 Track Tf 1m 'XSSISIRHI to Dean Honor Guard 'IXNET ZELLER 86 10 Santxago Str6'St Ho111s 2 Xgassxz Soclets L1brarx Squad Niuseum Squad -Xsslstant m Blologs Office CHARLES ALLOUF 216 22 115 -Xvvnuc Jamalca JOHN C-XSSESE 67 50 164 Street Flushing 65 nt' NIIRI ANI ZIPPIN 65 73 162 Street Flushmg Pubhcxtx Councxl CO Rcpresentatne Tenms Club Swmrmng Club JLDI ZOLIN 19416K 64 Xxenuc Fresh NI:-adows 63 Occansxde H S Sportmte Jamalca H S Publxcltx Councxl Busmess Staff of F0110 Boosters Newman Club LESTER ZLCKERVIAN 73 07 153 Strvrt Flushing 67 PS A L -Xward RON -X DOBLLER 182 32 80 Drlve amaxca 32 JO KN ECN-X 65 90 160 Strwt Flushmg 65 .If JAMAICA HIGH SCHUUL JAMAICA, NEW YORK .af EHTUBES X21 H .A-M' bf ,pl ,J 0 nl! 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No I mean yes I answered fascmated by the tall Sabra natlve Israehj workmg rlght 1n front of me Gazmg 1nto h1s tanned handsome face I wondered how I had falled to not1ce hlm before For the past three hours I had been pray mg for 5 o clock to come But as lt was announced just then I felt keenly dlsappomted I had the greatest urge to be wxth and talk to thus lntflgulng o Well xt s dlfferent anyway Sald Lmda as we walked to the women s shower house Yes I mumbled he IS Cookxe and Lmda exchanged questxonmg glances Whats wlth her? asked Cookie W ho knows answered Lmda She s probably so wrapped up m her thoughts of George that she doesnt even know what we re talkmg about For your mformatxon I havent thought of George once ln the last hour And anyway hes not dlfferent Hes just lxke Vfarv and oel and Bllly and every other boy Ive ever known I blurted out As we dressed for dlnner I found myself actually lookmg forward to what would probably be an other uneatable meal Supper was served at 6 '50 Cookle and Lmda took thelr tlme dresslng bemg used to the Amerlcan custom of bemg late Usu ally I took the prize when lt came to late en trances But drxven by some unknown force, I was ready at 6 30 sharp As I entered the dnnmg room I reahzed that I was the only one there from our group Feellng self consclous I sat down at an empty table At the door I notrced the good lookmg Sabra who had been workmg m front of me that afternoon I pretended not to not1ce hum 1-Iow rxdlculous I m bemg I thought I don t even known hlS name But I felt my heart beatlng as he approached me and asked lf I mmded lf he sat down next to me Of course not, I answered mg what to say I found myself tellmg hlm how dlsappomted I was that most Israehs spoke Eng hsh so well because It gave me so lxttle chance to lmprove my Hebrew In that ease he answered m Hebrew we ll keep changxng Sometxmes we ll speak Hebrew and sometlmes Englxsh Where are your Amerlcan frlendsa Oh I guess they ll be here soon Xou Amerlcans are really funny Xou eome to klbbutz to become aequalnted wlth kxhbutz llfe but you really never get to know nt because you refuse to gnye up your own customs for two weeks Startlng tomorrow youll have to take your turn wantmg on tables as all the other klbbutzmks do Your frnends wlll have to be on tune for at least the meals they serve Ill speak to them I pronused I notlced that our table was bemg filled up wxth other young klbbutznlks Id luke to m-troduce you to my frxends but we haven t even mtroduced ourselves yet My name 'V I D V .s ' VV 91 V ' sn 9 - V ' ' - ' ,b V 9 V V V 9 ' M ' I as V ' ' 9 Y' D . 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' - ' ' ' ' as 1 ' h ' V . 1 , 3 VV se V' 1 ' 79 ' ' V . 1 V rs AVI And I m Esther I saxd amazed at myself for havmg given my Hebrew name wrthout any heslta tion As the meal progressed I felt the deslre to be one of these klbbutznlks rather than to be assocnated with my Amerrcan frlends The pr1m1 tive supper eyen tasted good' After dxnner the klbbutznlks relax after a hard day s work Some of them slt on the grass and talk Others sit on the dmrng room porch where they have heated dlscusslons about world affalrs Stlll others read or study Avi and I sat down under a tree and talked The Qlght of other Amerlcans herded together complamlng about everything amused me at first I soon began to feel sorry for them because they didnt reallze how much they I wanted to know eyerythmg about klbbutz The more Avi told me the more wonderful and meaningful thelr l1fe began to seem Each knb butzmk was equal to h1s brother each worked accordmg to hrs abllxty and recelved accordmg to hrs need They were supremely happy wnthout the materlalxstrc comforts I had always known They were workmg not for money but to fulfill a devo tlon to thetr country By lxvmg together so har monrously ID this settlement they were helpmg to butld Israel We could have sat there talking for hours But we were mterrupted by a group of AVIS frlends who told us that they were golng to have a koom szts Before I knew lt we were walkmg down to the nearby Medlterranean Sea Avl was explaln mg to me that a koom sits IS a potato roast where everyone smgs and dances Never did I remember havmg such a wonderful trme as I did that eve nmg slttmg around the campfire smgmg laughmg and eating potatoes Never before had anythlng tasted so delnclous these potatoes bemg the results of our own labor As we danced around the fire, I felt very close to Avr and has frlends and so far from George and my other Amerlcan frlends Tears came to my eves as we sang a Hebrew song I had known for years It had suddenly taken on a new meaning Its English translation ns How lovely it rs for brethren to work and play together I was hopmg that the evenmg would never end But, of course, xt had to We laughed and sang all the way up the hrll Its all so wonderful Why does It have to end? I asked Avl But th1s IS only the begmnmg Esther Xou haye almost two whole weeks left The two weeks I once thought would never end began to seem lxke such a short span too short Avi promise me one th1ng lNeyer Iennnd me that 1 m only a vlsltor here for two weeks For two weeks let me be a klbbutzmk for whom 1t Could neyer end So for almost two weeks I lxved thls pretended llfe seemg my American frlends only when our paths happened to cross They were Amerleans observmg klbbutz lnfe I w as a ktbbutznlk I didnt want them to renund me of the fact that I would not be a klbbutznlk for the rest of my l1fe At cot whlle Cookle and Lmda complamed about how uncomfortable they were We had been there for about a week when Avl and I finally expressed what was gradually hap- pening to us As he sard I love you I thought of how often and loosely Amerlcan boys had used these words But this was dlfferent It was the first time that I had really experxenced the sensatlonal feelmg of love I could no longer thmk of any Amernean boy I had ever known as an mdlvrdual They all had erewcuts loved rock n roll wore 1vy clothmg and wanted to be rlch someday But Av1 was dlfiferent He was evervthmg to me He was an lntelhgent understandlng com panlon wlth whom I drscussed anythlng and every thing He was a gregarlous and fun lovmg frxend wlth whom I laughed and danced He was a col league wrth whom I worked side by slde 1n the fields H15 ideals became my Ideals I felt the same dedxcatlon and love for kxbbutz as I came to understand what klbbutz really was A klbbutznlk s other family 1s the one made up of course ns the one comprlsrng hrs 1mmed1ate relatnves Avls parents were fine and wonderful people He also had a sister Batya who was my age Batya and I soon became the best of friends A blkkutzmk s other famlly IS the one maoe up of all hxs brother kxbbutznxks Together this ldealxstxc selfless famxly works and plays and helps to bulld Israel 184 - - gy , V ' ec 3 as 1 as Q ' , , V V ' 9' ' 9 ' 9 .' 1 ' ' 1 . . 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I . x X . . . , A krbbutz 15 a self sufficlent communltv Every one becomes a member of h1s own accord No one ts ever forced to remam a member W hen a chlld reaches school age he attends the school whlch has been orgamzed wlth nelghborxng klbbutzlm Avx had just completed hrgh school that une In Sep tembcr he was gomg to enter the Army Then before returmng to klbbutz he was go1ng to studv med1c1ne at the Unlverslty Knbbutz had offered to send h1m smce he had shown outstandlng abll tty 1n school Somedav he would return as thelr doctor What seemed to be the most wonderful part was the fact that bemg the1r doctor would not give h1m any more prxvlleges than those allowed to hrs brothers workmg 1n the Helds Each man eontrxbuted hls share to the functlonlng of klbbutz As the days raced by I frantlcallx trled not to thmk of the approachmg end to thls bllssful llfe But finally on the dav before we were to leave Av1 made me face reallty If you really want to stay wrlte home and tell your parents I was sud denly taken aback at th1s thought I dldnt know what to say and was grateful as we not1ced It was tlme to wash up for dlnner As I opened my door I was surprlsed by the slght of Batva standlng IH front of the mlrror try mg on the hlgh heels and dresses whlch I had completely forgotten CX1StCd durlng the past two weeks I looked at her amazed at how beautlful she looked ln make up and femmlne clothmg Glanclng 1nto the same mlrror at my own face completely free of make up and at the drab khakl outfit I was wearmg I had the sudden desxre to get all dressed up somethmg I hadnt done once m the last two weeks I felt myself 1n a fog of con fusron as Batva began explammg that she had come m for a chat and couldnt reslst the tempta tlon of my beautlful things She apologized and confessed that she had the bxggest crush on one of my Amerlcan frrends Bllly I llstened IH aston rshment as she told me that Amencan boys are so wonderful and dlfferent They seem so ambl tlous always strlvmg to better themselves They make a g1rl feel as lf she wants to dress up and look pretty for them All Israehs are so allke It must be wonderful to be an Amerxcan Then I began to understand what was happen mg An old Amerlcan cliche came to my mmd 185 The grass rs always greener 1n the other fellows yard It was l1ke fightlng a hopeless battle trymg to explam to Batya that we each wanted a short escape from our respectlve lxves whlch had begun to seem a llttle monotonous to us Hav1ng had my Hmg I understood thls and was eager to be and act lxke a typlcal Amerlcan teenager agaln I looked at Batxa and knew that II would not be long before she would abandon these ideas She would realrze that she was a Sabra and there was nothmg she d rather wear than drab khakls She would always remember the make up and Amerlcan boys as symbols of her brlef fllght from reallty All of a sudden I not1ced the plle of unopened letters on my bed whxch I had not read for fear of bemg remmded of the future How could I have been so mconslderatep My parents must have been worrled slck not having heard from me IH over two weeks I xmmedlately wrote to them expcrrencmg the m0st terrrble pangs of home slckness As we dressed for supper Cook1e and Llnda not1ced my melanchohc mood They began ques txonlng me and for the Hrst tlme ln two weeks I wanted to confide ln them As I poured my con fused emotlons out to them I reahzed why I felt so depressed I really loved Av1 It wasnt one of those affalrs whlch are fun while they last and then leave no broken hearts But why d1d my first real love have to be someone oceans apart from me? EXplalI1lI'lg to Av1 would be one of the most dim eult tasks of my hfe Glanclng at Georges unopened letters on my bed I reallzed how young I was It w1ll hurt for a whlle I thought but m trme I w1ll meet an other boy an Amerlcan boy Ill love The wounded look I saw rn Av1 s eyes equaled only the feelrng IH my heart But we both reallzed that the dream was over and llfe had to continue Although I had loved krbbutz for bemg part of a dlfferent world I loved Av1 for bemg Avi not because he was also part of thls world But at heart I was really an Amerxcan and nothmg not even love could change that Blmded by tears I waved good bye to Av1 We pronounced the tradxtlonal Hebrew partmg l1hx traous meamng untxl we meet agam But we both knew that we never would EVELYN BILLIG . . Q . . v H . V Q . , , v ' ,, Y . . V. D' srl 1 . 1 I . I ' ' V ' 4 . . . Y . : ' s I . . . . , . , 5 . . , E . , . , . ' . t ,' 7 , ' m 5 ' ' , 1 I v . s v . Y l ' Y . , , . I . s s , .' V. V x , , i . . E . ' ' V . 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ROBERT MARCUS LAURIE SPERBER If Awarded a Certificate of Acceptance by the National High School Poetry Associ- ation for pulilication in the Annual Anthology of High School Poetry. D li A TH TWILIGHT Is the stillness after shiwrirtg 'l'ht quilt after zt'r1'pir1g Thr tool allwrtct' after Agrattng - BIRTH ls tht' streak sharply scrt't'ch1'rz.g 'l'hc rough hrrath fl17t'.f51.l1Q i T111 flllllf H IA'IIf1w 0I'eIfl11jt'1l1 I,lI'l.N'C ls ztnctasing death and rebirth The fozvrrr qtury 'l'ht struggle for lata uty IAURA KIRCH MAN Itilm The hrcs of life burn low, The light of intellect dims, Y3hc brightncss of love darkens, And the bereaved stand alone In the darkness of the night. 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Z .- . 5' ' . 2 I ', . . Lg J--jc: ' ' 7 1 - .,'. Ix4 J 5 : f-. ,. -3 -, :1- 'S .L . .-:JA .iff ,: 1 Now that my children are grown up and I have lots of time on my hands. I like to think about the days when I was a chubby little girl on the Lower East Side. I like to remember all my brothers and sisters as they were then. although it makes me sad to think of Benny and Sid. who were so young when they died in the Har. or of Naomi, who was only twelve when she was fatally stricken with pneumonia. Most of all, tears come to my eyes when I think of Mama and Papa- but it isn't the same sort of sadness as when I think about Benny and Sid and Naomi. My brothers and sisters were so young and they had so much to live for, whereas Mama and Papa led such full lives. When they died, they knew that they had accomplished something. They had raised five fine children with a sternness that can come only from the truest love. They made us realize that we ourselves weren't the center of the universe, that kindness and truth were re- warded, and that we could achieve real happiness only by honest work toward the goal which we sought. Perhaps I'm making my family seein a little too wonderful. We were far from that. There were many squabbles among us kids and there were times when we disobeyed Mama and Papa, although we invariably discovered, whether it was a week or ten years later, that they had been right. Although I'm now a grandmother three times and have raised four children of my own, I still find it amazing that they never misjudged our characters. They always knew that we would act the right way: that we would follow the fine examples that they had set. They didn't have to tell us in words what we had to do. Our family memories included the steerage trip from Czerno- vitz in an immigrant ship. Well, our family eould be likened to a ship at sea. Perhaps a gale would blow our ship ofl' course. but the gentle zephyrs that were our parents' training would steadily push us in the right direction. I couldn't have been more than twelve when a pretty strong wind hit our family ship. It in- volved only Benny directly, but all of us kids were in on it. and I have a sneaking suspicion that Mama and Papa weren't completely in the dark. Benny was nine at the time, and he was a typical little boy. He would play games for hours on end 192 ' .- '-- .1 . .hu-5'-as .T N J- A . .,,'. - u. I.. ,...- ... .-,--' ,J rf- I and. of course. he had a bunch of friends and a few inseparable pals. There was a great marble craze sweeping our neighborhood. You couldn't take ten steps without running into a bunch of boys playing immies. Since almost everyone else had them, Benny went to ask Papa for the money. But Papa could not quite understand the reason for spending so much izioney on such an extravagance. Because he eouldn't have them, Benny wanted the marbles more than ever. All his friends had them. Why. a fellow just couldn't have any fun! Providence was with him, though. Coming home from school several days later, he spotted a change purse, He bent down to pick it up and opened it gingerly. The wealth that appeared before his eyes was unbelievable. There were dozens of coins and three crisp dollar bills. Why, he could buy ten sets of marbles-he could have more than anyone else. But wait! The money belonged to someone else. Was there a name in the purse? If there was, he'd have to give it back. Unwillingly, Benny opened the treasure. A note read: THIS IS THE PROPERTY OF DAVID FRANKEL. David Frankel, the richest man in the neighborhood! He owned the grocery store and the candy store. in F . an - T ':' - ., .--.- , . .. - : I 1 -ff - I :I . . S if .:.,:.f A?a3'.xx - t-'thy ,Ffa , ,I . I G . 1','-Qg,M1x..,E1..g,..rL' ,U , 5 V' T-.'. 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U . ..' .-AL, 2 ,., ., 1 . , 1 px' i ' i'.' 3 P5-Ei:4vfs.,LL,.1,, In lm' '-.nf ,fri 5 iff. ,-1 2 . -1,1,..f - .-,Q it .f .- -.-.v ' ll! l 1, '. V 1' ,aa.-4. , . . 7 I: 1 nw.. gsm- J. D 6. . ,, ,a a ,.-... TobyBro ksf:-.in Well, rich as David was, Benny would have to give the purse back. But just as he was stuffing it in his pocket, several of his friends came around the corner. Hiya, Benny. Whatcha got there? Benny showed them the purse. '6Well, if some guys ain't lucky! If some guys don't have the luck! 'LWhat's so lucky? said Benny. 'GI gotta give it back. Are you nuts? Give back money to old man Frankel? Why, my old man says he's the biggest gyp you ever saw. f'Dat's right, said another one. My Ma never buys from him. She says she wouldn't walk into that place. just think of all the marbles you could buy. What about ice-cream and candy? Well, you fellows, said Benny, I thought about all that, but the money belongs to someone else. Sure, just like you! You know what'll happen when you walk in there to return it? He'll accuse ya of taking it. Maybe he won't. Maybe he'll give me a re- ward. Boy, are you simple. Frankel give you a re- ward? Him? He's too cheap to give you a piece of candy. Well, fellows, said the leader of the bunch, I guess we'll go play MARBLES. See ya around, Benny. Wish so much ya could play. Benny dejectedly shoved the purse into his jacket. After all, the fellows were right. Why, he'd buy marbles and candy and soda as much as he wanted. No one liked old man Frankel anyway. Several days passed. Benny safely hid the treas- ure, afraid to touch it. David Frankel had so much money and he had none. He wouldn't miss a few dollars. Yes, Benny's mind was made up. He would go buy some marbles and candy. He'd even buy them in Frankel's store so it wouldn't be a complete loss to the old man. Finally he summoned up enough courage to enter the store. Mouth open, eyes full of appre- hension, he waited around and looked. The marsh- mallows looked scrumptious 3 bubble gum, choco- late bars-he'd get at least five of them--and that lovely set of marbles cost only fifty cents. There were other customers in the store. Benny waited. Look at those rock candies. He'd take some home to Sarah, who was sick in bed. The- few min- utes that passed by seemed like hours. Finally Mr. Frankel said, Awright, sonny, your turn. Words couldn't come out of Benny's mouth. Well-um-Mr. Frankel. Hurry up, boy. I've got other customers. And then little Benny blurted out, I just came to return this purse that I found. Mr. Frankel accepted the purse with grufl' thanks and ceremoniously handed the boy a flolli- pop. Benny thanked him, but walked dejectedly out of the store, all hopes for the marbles aban- doned. Was honesty really the best policy? He got his answer the next night at the supper table. On his chair Benny found a lumpy bag filled with marbles. He ran over to Papa to thank him, but Papa said that he wasn't the one to be thanked and sent him to Mama. She hugged him. Then Benny shly looked at his father, and his joy knew no bounds when he saw the satisfied expres- sion on Papa's face asthe started chanting the evening prayer. 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A f X N 'V ,V e unless he has no frlends and mam enemles on the program comxnnttce He ls eharaeter1zed by hlgh speed an lmpatnent expression and a weaung cour e thpough the hallways THE AXIBLLAPINC1 ANIORIST ls e1ther a cn1or or jumor He max he seen alongstde of one Ulfl or ln between two He neser attempts t quxre more that two because th1s hampers talkmg and nmpedcs h1s pretense of trsmg to catch doors He 18 charaeterxzed bx a slow gaxt Cgeared to match the gtrlsj a sm1l1ng faee and tape measure exes THE FREE SW INGING RAG CHEWNER 15 one of the most dangerous species tn the school Furthermore he IS the only one common to all classes He may bc seen walkmg through the halls engaged 1n conversatxon or more properly sxgn language H1s arms are m constant motlon as he talks and h1s feet move ln a seemmgly ungulded ktckmg actlon Th1s specxes has a talent for amaz xnglx tell1ng blows 1r1 the solar plexus I'lbS, and ktdness He IS characterlzed by a loud VOICC pecxallw ground and sharpened elbows and the w1de berth gn en htm by other walkers THE BALLISTIC TENDERFOOT IS usually a freshman or sophomore He 15 called ballzstzr because above all thmgs he certamly IS not gu1ded He 19 lookmg for a room In all prob ab1l1ty he IS us1ng one of three standard methods of room seekmg the Loglc Method IC figure out loglcal posltnon of loom and go to OPPOSIIC pomt ln schooll the Columbus Method Q1 e d1s eover and land onl or the B1bl1cal Method Q1 e ,,..v- .-.l Seek and xc shall find J He has a slow galt and ls characterized bx 1 look of complete bewllder ment I'HE BLLLIJOLER may be of any class but al111ost all are members of the F L S C, rFed Lp Semors Qlubj Thes are 1 group whoe spmt has been broken b 'xmatean walklng consequently they eare not how or when thex get to elass and aet eiLl0IdlflglX Thex mote through trafhe 1n a tra1ght lme crowded humanity notwxthstandmg Thex have a strange mating call that roughly translated IS sumlar to 'Hou hold rm books and Ill run tnterferenee for sou Ibex are ehar 1c tc rm cl by 1 turd lteonlc expre lon and rhlno ccros llke slnglenc ss of mmd THE GLIDER IS mx personal Iaxorlte He 15 much more subtle than other walkers and 18 hard to spot Hts elusxveness 15 sueh tbtt w h1le lookmg for gllders one IN for reasons I shall presently eseplazn l1kely to get one s head stepped on The glxder wlll spread hlmself out ln such a way as to create a rnmor traffic Jam He w1ll then 1ns1nuate hlmself mto the group ralse h1s feet off the ground and be carr1ed along by the pres He IS recog mzed by the fewness of books he carrles and by the smug ewpresslons he wears WN hen checkxng for gllders one must keep h1s nose to the ground Thls IS as I ment1oned before extremely danger ous because of Cl'ONNd1Ilg However I am at pres ent workmg on a type of reverse penscope Wlth the SPCCIGC purpose of seekmg out th1s decepttve SPCCICS JEFFREH POSTER GAIL TAUBER . , ' Y - ' '.. 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M 9 , f' -X I , '- ,I ,Q uv! t It lv E fi 15 5 951324 lf 'l l i asv I el, I W f' 'i ff'- K ,I-su 6-f ' '51 CUMMUN SENSE 'Many tlmes durmg a persons lrfe he IS told often quxte harshly Lse your common sense In Grandmas day nt was hoss sense but they re both basneally the same thing that certam somethmg you are supposed to use when you are thmklng of whxeh everyone presumably possesses a mod1eum Howeyer very few people when asked to define common sense could do so Probably the most common answer would be Its somethmg most people a1nt got Very true' I howexer wlll attempt to gnye a more preerse dehmtlon of common sense an un dertakmg x hxch ln xtself hows llttle common sen e Here xt IN Common Sense Logle -k Reallsm Humor How rare mdeed are these qualmes and how useless ns one wrthout the other Logxc IS that quality m humans whxch enables them to develop theorles Somewhere ln the back of the llbrary IS a room that has not been opened for years In lt are books ln whleh perfectly useless senseless theories are developed logxeally An Inqulry Into the Problem of How Many Angels Can Dance on the Head of a P1n l1es sxde by slde wlth a proof that bxrds cannot fly On the shelf below IS an attempt to prove that the books of Shakespeare were wrxtten by Roger Bacon Poor authors' Thelr loglc was not tempered wxth realxsm or humor How ever many the dangers of loglc applled mdlserxmmately we must have loglc 1n our mlxture wh1ch we call common sense To th1s loglc let us add some reallsm and st1r both gently over a hot fire Reallsm as I use xt IS the ablllty to see thlngs as they are How many dreamers have stared up at the stars wxth shmy eyes only to trxp over a log on the ground and fall flat on thexr faces? Too many Im sure Well the ground IS reallty and we must keep our eyes out for logs To season our mlxture we add a few dashes of humor the abxllty to laugh at ones llfe' and oneself Humor makes llght of small tragedles and humor tells the jokes that put everythmg 1nto proper perspectlve Let us take our mixture ofI the stove now and see what we have We ve mixed loglc wlth humor and reallsm and produced a magle potion that enables men to l1ve reasonably happxly and well But how many men have drunk thus mlxture common sense? Very few have Im afrald Perhaps the great men of all ages have men lxke Voltalre Shakespeare Emstem But few others for Common sense xs not so Common ll 1s on the Contrary a verv rare thlng ln thus world CARL AL ERBACH My WJ 'AQ Q:-J' r -42 ,ir Z ,451 ' Z a A941 WW ! Z Z .. Kiwi. g f.+v K ffff. X uvfvwn 'J' flu' vo-,auf .. eff et iii f lil: N. l .-- N - 7 I- ' , I . ' .. ' s 3 ' . 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'- ' ,f WS' HC'- 'iee-Q y,e'j'H,2f,,'EQ,HJf or' sox 2 Z' Lesety vtssnmn Then as the first shadows of the day appeared tip vendors took their positions on the runway They were scarcely in their places when the others began to arrive nolsily on the seene They were in groups talking loudly and gestlculatmg with bravado as they moved towards the gates The gre etmgs of the barkers went unheeded as the shabbmess and abject melegance of their criers behed their proclamations of past triumphs A stifling heat gripped the arena as the brightly eolored herd of people massed on the path and to sweat profusely adding to the heat and the unadrmtted growing unpleasantness Then a tremor a thrill, ran through the crowd as in the dlstanee a bugle sounded calling the animals to the track The masses rose and pushed towards the fenee eager to witness the spectacle of the steed paridmg past their dark skms pro viding a somber background for the gally capari soned riders Once twice the procession marched past the crowd and then trotted out of view Now the brightly clad herd moved towards the rear anxious to issue a challenge to the machme a catchy name a dashing image It collided rudely with the group already returnmg from the ma chme The addicts didn t have to see the horses, they had mapped their strategy m the hours before the eyents They were ready, today they yvould overthrow with one mighty thrust the brute force against which they struggled They would do this and then declare an arm1st1ce withdraw with honor mtact the war won The bell rang and the beasts began to move 201 The herd trembled, tension began to mount A moment passed the flowing forms were seen again around the fence, and a slow roar arose from the herd increasing subsxdmg rising to a new height The horses were in full view now The eyes of the herd could see the stralnmg muscles of these creatures moving in awesome rhythm Atop them their masters w hipped them to ever greater speed They were in synchromzatlon rider and steed tensely flying moving as one At the head of this new herd two creatures fought for domlnatlon The crowd roared in a new frenzy a deadenmg senseless clamor punctuated by the sharp cries of the addicts as all moved breathlessly down the track wlth the animals Down to the finish the two animals thundered neek and neek For a brief instant, what had been up to this pomt four distinct beings blended mto but one Then a whip cracked, and the crowd heaved as one ammal mched ahead, over the finish A dull moan of rehef came from the sta tionary herd rehef at the end of an ordeal rehef mixed with an anguish of losing and a triumph of yy1nn1ng As the second race approached the crowd ness Seven more times as the shadows lengthened and the Hrst signs of dusk appeared the spectacle of the flying beasts was repeated Seven more tunes the machme silently smiled as xt ensnared a new victim another addict The machme was satis fied for even when it was humiliated it sucked mother fly into the web of those fighting an rm posslble battle against an irresistible force Finally the crowd with its flashing colors de parted from the arena laughing joking not reahz ing the somber battle of which it had unwittingly been a part It walked down the path, marvellmg at the beauty of the spectacle the lovhness of the surroundings Then as darkness succeeded in driving light from the skies a sullen quiet group of individuals emerged from the arena They did not shout, they did not smile They walked with deliberate step, with a d1m light still glowing in their weary eyes They were already planning the strategv of the next encounter on the great battlefield of the Sport of Kings JAMES SNVIRE J I 4 I A I I ' 0 'J Q JS '- f Q . 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T, ' x - X . . . . . . , , , , , HS I WHS UNCE ALONE Do not yet go into that stretched-out distance, Aly loved one, my brother, my comrade, my enemy And leave me here to near-nothingness Ana' the thought of you. Stay but still a time :with me, For szueet is your eomjranionshijr, And dreay is l071e ll71t'.U, And I have been lonely. I have fherislzed you long and green and tenderly. And your face I see ever before my mind's rye. lflfill you then not stay with me a while longer, As I crave your fieshly sight and sound? Oh, please, Do not yet go into that stretched-out distance, Leaving me here to near-nothingness, And fading thoughts of you. LAURENCE SILVERSTEIN THE STAB The star has been shining as long as I can remember. It is not a very bright star, but I find its light adequate even on the darkest night. It is a dependable star, always shining there in the heavens above my head. But alas for its splendor! Time moves on and someday soon my star will flicker, will die. ROBERT MARCUS 2112 SUBMISSION Ile razn ell dot L1l.e beads 0 sdeat Hotness, rnuggzness P 1 adlll It L111d had 071 Slllfl sto e Ihr brushznv 0 leates O 1 lea let O a 71 pfbbly szdetalh Crt rnozsttr lzrnper uller Ihen camt cold razn Hard razn bleatznv Bfatzn Ihr lea afaznst pebbled patterns .Scrapznf Its fflory 1ts oneness tholtness U f I Beatzn Fadzn zrzto the pzbblfs cement 11 ont last shztu LALRA KIRCHWIAN DESTINATION UNKNOWN A lea torn rom a tree by a sudden gust o autumn Lund starts a lonff suzrlzng journey zts destznatzon unkno Be ore zt rrsts zt may be the przre o a sehoolboys notebook an artzst may ffltmpse zts brotn and oranffe and knou elatzon Perhaps lt uzll cornbzne Lzth earth a11d azd ne L l1 e to grot but then zt could and up 111 the vutter to be mashed dotn a Hratznff RETRO at I5 hat can 1t be Thzs potent thoufrht That knods zts uay 111 the labyrznth o mznds Thts latent torment cctth antzquzty And retrospectzon on the dead? The fleetznfr moments pass I to tht a trzue o eternzt And Lf but statues zn the bree Stand on orffotten graves Fhazned to dependent thouffhts Aloments o delzffht, Moments o a darlest nzffht Remnants 0 our dead B1 thrs our torment JOHN KEFFAS cral mentzon by the Natzonal H1 h School Poetry Assoczatzon or publzcatzon 171 the Annual An tholoffy o H1 h School Poetry TNIHO L1 e zs a fflortous, exhzlaratznf' affony made o a thousand hurts a thousand joys L1 e ts pazn the pam o b znff o hnoztnff eelznf' the pazn 0 ffrodznff old too soon or ffrotznff younff too ate And uzthout P0171 there can be 110 lou Lou 15 a sacred kznd 0 torturr an exquzszte, almost holy anffuzs And lore zs I1 e to exzst tetthout lore 15 barren Loce pazn lze the thrte are the same and szrnultaneous, And the exzstence o one ts dependent by dzrty razn Later upon the exzstence of the others BARBARA POSEN 203 LAURIE SPERBER ' ' 11 ' l 7Z lVh 'au' ' - 2 I H I . 5 ,P M -1 - 11 - f J Tl ' 1 I g ' ' pp d ' . 1 1 1 ' , 1 II fi e ' ' ' 1 . 71 ' an f 'y', tie ' 1 , ' , f . 1 ' ', . ' ze, V ' J l I f O A. J A 1 ba ' ' 5 ' ' . ll fi ' f A ' 1, f It G l I ' J f C a J A ,N ' 1, 1' ' 1- f - Veins t III, ,gre'1111'ss oozing . . . ' ' . 7 J Subrnitting to the drivirzlg, 4' Awarded a Certificate of Acceptance, with spe- Hnh Y U t. Q . . f . . . . - ' . 53 f 'L' '- f . 5 l ' ' l A 5 a ,la f ' 1' , I, I. n ln r b f I ' 1 ' Y I . rf' l' ll N7 f ' lr N7 Off I rw' 1 zen. ' f B ' 1' G . 5 il m ' 5 I ' f , . ' 'N ' , '2 f , ' . f 11 1 ' f 2 l Q V o -- 1' 5 A ' Z' A ' lt I Q' ' . I . Y. I 1 1 'D 1' . - I ' I 'f A 1 z' 1 - , - ' 1' 'f 1 13 ' ' A ' ' 5 1 '- f z' , 1' A 5 ' 'Y . 'Y ' lv . V ' ' As Nilda walked into the reception room of the Shelter, she gave a bitter laugh, which only made the scowl on her face look more hideous than be- fore. So this was to be her new home. What a laugh, she thought. A woman was approaching her with a smile. and Nilda looked away. She wanted to show her that she needed no one, and that coming to the Shelter was no idea of hers. How could she help it if her father had aban- doned them, and her mother was in the hospital with one of her all too frequent illnesses? And could she help it if her only other living relative was too busy socializing to have time for her? No, Nilda thought. no one wanted or needed her: so here she was at the Hawthorne Shelter--her new home. Nilda didn't realize what a pathetic sight she presented, standing there with a skirt that was too long and hair that was showing the signs of a badly needed washing. Mrs. VVilks, the receptionist, was used to seeing sights like this every day. and every time she met a new arrival, her heart skipped a beat. Just then two girls about Nilda's age, which was thirteen, passed in the hall, laughing and chatting. Mrs. Wilks saw on Nilda's face a look of amazement which was quickly replaced by a vacant stare. However, Nilda's thought was easy to decipher, for many a new arrival had produced that same look of disbelief after catching her first glimpse of Shelter living. Mrs. Wilks wondered why everybody thought a Shelter was a dungeon where the children were beaten regularly in base- ment chambers. How this house of horrors at- mosphere always prevailed when people talked about the Shelter, Mrs. Wilks didn't know, but she did know that new arrivals entered with trepidation, and to cover up this fear they were always hostile and silent. After a few attempts at conversation with Nilda, Mrs. Wilks led her upstairs and then went back to her office. Better to leave the child alone to get used to her new surroundings. Silently Nilda be- gan to unpack her few belongings and threw them on the bed. Suddenly her hand hit a tissue-wrap- ped object and Nilda's face was immediately trans- formed. Reaching into her Satchel. she pulled out a tiny object wrapped in dirty paper. which was folded carefully at the ends. Making sure no one was around, Nilda tore the paper and took out a little gold star dangling on a piece of string. Many years ago, when her life was one of love and hap- piness, this little star had been atop Nilda's Christ- mas tree, shiny and bright. showing all the world the closeness of the Stewart family. Now all that was left of this closeness and love was the gold fl it. When- ever things became unbearably rough, she took out the star and held it in her hands, hoping to draw strength from this most cherished ornament. In some strange way Nilda believed that the star was real, and she spoke to it as if it were a friend. Suddenly a sound made her start. Noiselessly a little girl of about six had crept into the room, and Nilda looked up fiercely, the hostile, guarded look again 'on her face. What do you want? she screamed at the child. The little girl took a few steps back. and it was then that Nilda realized the star, and Nilda vowed never to part child was crippled. How cruel life was, thought Nilda. The little girl remained, and Nilda went back to her work. After all, the room wasn't hers alone. Absorbed in putting her things away, Nilda was again startled when she heard a squeal of delight. Looking up she realized that the little girl was reaching for the star, and sickness welled up in Nilda's throat. They had taken everything away from her+love, parents. a home-and now a little demon was trying to take away her STAR. Quickly Nilda grabbed for the ornament, but her hand bumped the little girl's, and the star. which had been perched near the edge of the bed. bal- anced shakily for a few breathless seconds. and then fell to the floor with a crash. splitting into two jagged pieces. Nilda felt that it wasn't the star that had broken. but her heart, and roughly she shoved the little girl from the room. and then col- lapsed on the bed to cry. 204 if tear-stained Nilda supper, while upstairs two broken pieces a weary went to of a once glistening star lay side by side on a piece tissue. The old-timers at Nilda's table make her feel at home, but sensing her hostility, they soon excluded her from their gay of dirty tried to chatter. Nilda's gaze wandered to all the other children who had learned to call the Shelter home They looked surprisingly healthy and happy, and Nilda wondered if they were just put- ting on a front to confuse her. Then as her gaze continued around the room, it occurred to her that the children really were happy. and many things suddenly became clear. Here at the Shelter all lived together in harmony, regardless of color and creed. And with wisdom beyond her thirteen years Nilda knew why. Misfortune had thrown these children of many races together, and left alone, they followed their instinct of childhood: Every- one is equalg everyone is a friend. Untouched by the outside world, which was so afraid to be scar- red by these helpless cases. the children grew up unmarred by adult prejudices, and accomplished a feat that their adult counterparts couldn't seem to achieve-equality. Here at the Shelter there was a bond among all the children, and Nilda suddenly felt a twinge of loneliness. VVas it too late to be friends? After supper Nilda went up to the dormitory. Going over to her bed, her eyes suddenly fell on the broken star. An embarrassing flush crept over 20 5 Nilda's face, as the star brought to mind the little crippled girl and her own violent actions. She was terribly ashamed of herself. for at supper, after see- ing all the happy. gay children, Nilda realized that she was the wrong one. that she hadn't given anyone a chance. Tenderly Nilda took the star. and with some tape that was in her bag, made it whole again. Then. lying down on her bed, Nilda fell asleep before the rest of the girls came up. The next morning Nilda avoided the other girls' eyes, for she realized what a bad start she had made. Excited whispers among the children told her that tonight was the Christmas party, at which gifts and refreshments were to be given out. Nilda wondered if she would get a gift. and wondered also who had been nice enough to take time out to buy presents for Shelter children. Only once that day did Nilda see the crippled Maria, and then she had to turn away with embarrassment. At night the excitement in the Shelter was like a living thing, as whispering and giggling could be heard all over the building. Nilda realized that Maria was very unhappy, for as the other children gaily wrapped packages, Maria remained distant and sad. What could be the matter, won- dered Nilda, hoping that the little girl's sadness wasn't all her fault. At eight o'clock all the children gathered in the meeting room and awaited the special event. Nilda knew what this event was and was eagerly await- ing the ceremony also. In this ceremony the chil- dren not only gave gifts to each other, but to the big Christmas tree as well. All during the day each child had been working on her gift, hoping that hers would be the most beautiful. The procession to the tree started, and Nilda suddenly noticed that Maria wasn't in it. Slowly, one at a time, each youngster solemnly placed a gift on the arms of the tree. Then Nilda realized that everyone was looking at Maria and she knew in a flash why Maria had been so sad-she had no gift for the tree! The little girl started to blush and didn't move. And then Nilda did the most unselfish thing that she had ever done in her life. Walking over to Maria, she placed in the crippled girl's hand a tiny star taped up in the middle dangling from a piece of string. Wordlessly Maria looked up with tears in her eyes and then proudly, her back as straight as possible, limped down the row of surprised children to place the star at the very top of the tree. As she did so, Nilda said a fond good-bye to her little star, and hoped that Maria would draw from it the strength and love that had made the star her own most cherished possession. 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