Miami Beach High School - Typhoon Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1941 volume:

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L . 7 ' fl V , f ' 1 krkk K V . . . . -X 2 . ings, selecting teachers, planning our ,, ,, . , .. 1 ' 1 a , V . . 1 ' e ' ' ' S I - no 5 t 'iliCiSP ll f Deans AIlLN'I LY srgnmg tardy slips request p asses and checking the dally zttenel tnce records SOIUCIIINLS reprxmandmg sometuncs comfortmg and sometimes adv1s mg the Dean of Girls Mrs Ione Hill and the Dean of Boys Mr Bob Wfrlson calmly go about their dally routme Irom eight o clock rn the morning until the end of dctentlon hall tt four ln the lfternoon their days Ire crammed vxlth lmportant tasks But thelr work myoly es more than the mere sxgnmg of passes or the checking of attendance It lI1WOlXC5 the hlndlmg of people young people And tt IS to kindly Mrs Hill and genial Mr Wfllson that these young people look for aduce and guidance fhey are gomg through the formatne stage of their l1ves a perlod durmg which character IS moulded a perlod durmg whlch they need the aduce and the guldance that only the Deans can and do gnc them Besldes belng Dean of Girls Mrs Hull rs head of the Izngllsh department and a sponsor of the National Honor Society Mr Wfxlson ln addltron to being Dean of Boys has found time to be Assistant Football Coach I Ire rx .xx If 'X 1 X .y ,V . X ft X Qt 5 A . y f Y - -, l- 2 -- .-a . f 2 1 , K 1 1 Jw - 1 . . x . V . , . . , , . , W V Y . . Y . h . . , . . . . . - - . . . , , , . 4 2 . , -2 . , , 1 ., Q ' , ' , V 1 1 , 1 -' ' y - - nf s , ' I 1 A. . 7 7 x A 2 D , Y A . . ' . . . . 1 I Y 7. X Y . , V x . . V . . 1 . ' 3 . . . 1 x . . . X Y. 7 z ' Y 1 ' Vx 7 .. , - , , 4 ' ' ' ll. . , c H Y . . I . , . IFE ' MRS. MARIE FOLSOM Art Department MR. ROY I-I. CLARKE Commercial Department INIISS NINA C. RICKMAN Study Hall MISS BIRDIE MCALLISTER Science Department MISS ELENA EWART Physical Education Department MRS. GRACE A. BLOUNT Science Department INIRS. EDNA JAMIESON Spanish and English Departments MR. P. G. WHITE , Science Department, Tennis MRS. ORPI-IA RUTTENBUR English Department MISS IOLA HUDSON Mathematics Department MRS. INIAE WELBON English Department INIISS CATHERINE PERT Social Studies MISS DORIS LOCKHART Art and Speech Departments MR. C. INICGUIRE Social Studies MRS. CLARA SMITH DATON Social Studies MISS MARIE TARBOUX Spanish Department WILMA CASSEL .Social Studies MRS. IONE HILL Dean of Girls English Department MRS. LOUELLA SOWERS Speech Room MR. ALBERT COX Industrial Arts Department MRS. GRACE DU PRE BROXVN French Department Publicity Deparment MISS ESTELLE MONTGOMERY Mathematics Department MISS ADDIE BOYD Social Studies MRS. LOUISE STUART Latin and English Departments , , I 6 'UF st vi TJ i . iss as 5 T 4.1-x -1:57 1' .im gm .3 SI 'Fl 6 3 t-S 9' A-Q MRS. LILLA C. LYLE Mathematics Department MR. EDWIN R. HILGENDORF Mathematics Department MISS SARA HORTON Home Economics Department MISS MARION ELLIS Latin and English Departments MRS. BETTY OWEN TAYLOR Registrar MRS. MARY NEXVSOME Home Economics Department MISS ALMA MONTGOMERY Librarian INIR. CARL E. INIENNEKEN Science Department MISS MARY LOUISE MERRITT English Department MISS CHARLOTTE RILEY Attendance Department MISS LOIS MCALLISTER Librarian MRS. JESSIE INIENNEKEN Mathematics Department MRS. ESTELLE MITCHELL Book Room MR. C. NICNIILLAN Chemistry and Photography Departments MRS. FRANCES HOLMES English Department MISS MASSIE LANE Social Studies MRS. MURIEL RASH Speech Department MRS. WINIFREIJ SMITH General Science and Biology Departments MR. FRANCIS L. LIVERMORE Social Studies MISS MAGARET RING Tuition Clerk MR. WILLIAM S. HARKNESS Mathematics Department Athletics Department MRS. GAIL HAMMOND DAVIS French Department MR. ROBERT A. WILSON Dean of Boys, Athletics MRS. OLYMPIA LAWTHER Study Hall P MISS IRENE ROBERTS I English Department Miss HELEN DAVIS - ' English Department English and journalism it MISS JEAN PETITT Departments MISS LAURA CONDRAD Home Economics Department MR. ERWIN F. GRAU Physical Education Department MRS. VELMA SHUFELT Commercial and Mathematics Departments MRS. MIRIAM BOSWELL 0Hice Department g Q MR. HAROLD RUBY - Study Hall ' E.. , MISS JEAN CHRISTIAN ' Music Department ' ' , MR. C. GIRARD FRISON Mathematics Department MRS. ELEANOR WILSON English Department INIR. JAMES A. HICKLAND Social Studies MR. FELIX MCKERNAN Music Department MISS GLADYS COLDREN 6- English Department MR. R. D. CORNELIUS Mathematics Department MR. FRANK GOTTWALIJ Industrial Arts Athletics Department MISS CHARLOTTE DUEY Social Studies MISS MARGARET GILKEY Social Studies MRS. COLLEEN SKINNER Commercial Department MISS HELEN SCOTT Lihrarian MRS. JUDITH CLEMENT MISS EMLYN SPENCE Spanish Department Cllltleffl Science Department MR. JOHN MCGRATH 570' MRS. ELEANOR WOLFE Mathematics Department Commercial Geography Department P 'I' ll EIIEIIITIUE Clllllllll 2-E XQXX just about noon cwery day one of the most popular spots on Mnamn Beach ns the school cafeterna Thus plate ns not only the haxen for dnscrxmmatmg palates but also the hangout for cxeryone to meet and talk about the mormngs events as they eat the wholesome and Eensnbly prnced foods supplned by the P T A Cafeterxa Manager Mrs Hancock and Bar our s Bar The P T A sponsors a supply room and nn order to further thelr phxlanthropxc pro ICCIS thus orgamzatlon also has yearly cake sales and a cafeteria supper The proceeds from thesc attnxtnes are used to establnsh scholarshnps and gne banquets for sarnous groups of students and faculty sponsors Thus year s presldent of the P 'I A was Mrs lrvmg IIIIFETERIII STIIFF XIXlltll - Xi 4 A A 4 1 n , . ' 1 A y 1 9 A. '-5. '- iv ll: ' ' .A , , X A . - . t -J l 5 'XXX-N A' , vi A sl lj A The fllitllllllllli fhey who prck up stlcks to keep the grounds of our school clean are those busy men rn blue we see darting about the burldmgs Due to thelr efforts we can boast of a beautlful patlo with well trimmed fohage fresh, clean classrooms, and a shmy polrshed dance floor that makes dancing even a greater ple lsurc than usual It ns the custodnans, also, who cooperate with the Dramatlcs Department ln burldxng the scenery and re FRIf:?,,,lf1E,1JDE ducmg or enlargmg the stage for nts many amateur productrons Thanks to the men wrth frrendly smlles and wlllxng hands, we have a school of which we can boast as one of the lovellest rn the country O11 ICERS rt mltul IRID KUNUI Qttllfdl-J, UUIIIIIU MKXWI LL SMITH M01 ro Gfranlzfmf 0 lfmfla Seated flelt to rrgblj Fred Kunde Frank Harsch Claude Nelson Cecil Coyle Taylor Gramm Harry V D1mH Ylandmg Hel! to rzgblj J Robinson George Callahan Maxnl Smith Herbert Peterson Paul Hecht Harry luke. Ser enleen - y r - . . , Pm' f ....... : 5 a Vive-flraridezll ..... FRANK VASEY I , ' ' , I ' . . l . U ,, I rp A - jf r vv 4 tllllll Hl:Rl: S that llne of sllent boys and g1rls headed' XY'a1t They are gomsc stralght for the door marked Cllnle Wfhy of course' lweryone rn school knovss that before he can be marked present after eyen a day s absence he must be thoroughly oyerlooked fvsnth thermometers by Nurse Martha Bell Brown and her competent staff of fellow ladies m white These pleasant sorced vsomen haxe stood guard against the spread of arlments from the bothersome headache to the most sex ere xnfectlons They are contmually on the lookout for the first sign of a cold fuer and other danger signals and haye checked mlny a would be lllness by their methods of pres entlon The CllHlC ln itself 15 large light and airy and mmus the usual hospital smell One of the rooms IS for those students vsho need rest more than anythrng else ln others for the purpose of hearmg and usron tests Y' IL Jlet ll 4'-,Q q V .UVM g 1 ., 'jiri : ra . 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Senlnr lldulsers Il RADUATING senlors lease high school wlth mingled emotlons one IS joy for they haxe flnlshed a task, one IS sorrovx because of the partlng from frxends The Senlor Class cannot put xnto base vsords thelr feellng of affectlon and gratltude for the klnd help and companlonshlp received from thelr faculty sponsors and ad usors It IS vslth true sorrow that we take leave of them and rt lb vnth gratitude that we thank them for thelr kmdness To the other elasses ln the school they mrght be teachers, but to the Senlor Class they are leaders They number su. and they functlon as a unrt There lb the meredlble Mr Menneken, whose aduce comes from a heart that 15 directed by a brllllant mmd The personallty kld Mr Mc Gulre does just that, he radlates personallty his fine sense of humor fills every classroom he enters, and h1s casual statements are full of real worth uxet and cheerful Mlss I:ll1s casts a brnght smxle at ew eryone, no one exer remembers seemg her angry Mxss Pert comforts bereax ed seniors and seems to haxe a real and per sonal mterest ln each one of them Petite Miss Petltt I5 always gnmg vxluable suggestlons to everyone wlthm earshot Dean of the senior sponsors lb Mrs amle son who patlently answers the questlons of senlors college bound she lb the Senlor Class s aide de camp So II IS that we pass on these frlends to the upcomlng Junlor Class XY'e the Senlor Class, know they will treat you as they d1d us, royally' I u e uh - I ' f ra f A s . 1 1 Y , , - , . , . V' Y - 1 A ' 1 ,uvu 1 1 7 1 A . I , , , .11 . . ,. ., . , . , , r l. .1 e . 11, 11 l . 1 . 1, l . N. 1 1,. V , .1 . , .1 , , . , . . C , ., , 7 1 1, l M Q , . r , . ,11. . 11 1 . ,. Y. , 1. 1. 1 ,, , ,, . ., 1 , ,,1 ,, . . -1 1. . 1 , , , . I w x l . . . , ,, , ,, , ., , . . . ,- . . , A. . ., t , , , . , . , , 1 ' ,Q u - n 1, r 1 . , ' 5 , , 1 , Senlnr tluss llfflters HOUGHTS of the Graduatlng Class have always brought v1s1ons of stately proms lnformal p1cn1cs excltlng plays and all those other thlngs that tend to make a students last year at h1gh school h1s most enjoyable But probably the greatest and most 6AClI1Hg HCIIXIIY of the year of the contxnuous one of being a Senxor The Class of 41 started the1r year by an excellent selectlon of ofhcers Bob Mann Pres Howard Davis V Pres une Lundberg Sec and Marlon Barbour Treas The second semester orhcers Bob Mann Roy Tendler Carol Blel and une Lundberg are pictured aboye Chosen next was the staff responsrble for the senlor s largest project the year book hlected editor was Llla Greenspan who gatherlng her staff about her went to work and the completed book IS now m your hands The Jun1orSen1or Prom held at Deauyllle wxll always revue thought of The frrst all senxor affan' of the year was the Class Breakfast held at the Na tlonal Hotel It was surprxslng to see all those people so wlde awake on a Sunday mornlng at n1ne o clock After pllrng mto all types of vehlcles the Senlors headed toward the Holly wood Pool for the1r annual PICUIC A wonderful t1me was had by all Un fact II was ey en better than could be hoped for you see II was Frrday and the Seniors had the whole day off from schoollj A yery IITIPICSSIXC Baccalaureate Ceremony was held the week before gradua tion and Sennors were 1nst1lled wtth thoughts eoneerntng the seriousness of thelr forthcoming graduatlon Ihe mght of the Graduatlon arrned Boys and glrls walked ceremontously down the aisle to the stage Here they recened their dlplomas and heard words of advice and congratulatlon Vifxth muted emotlons happlness because of a task well done sadness because of the partmg wlth frlends and famllnar places the Senlors left no longer Semors but college or job asplrants The year had ended High School Days were oxer 'I uenly on - - , . l . . , . . 7 Q . l I , A V V . . . V. A 'U . 1 . A . 1 . A P , 1 ' 3 1 1 r g A ' . A z fa ' a A -Q Y u la if 'Z J I a -a I ' l. I v , , W a 1 f - l A ' y v l 1 q A 1' sf . ,a , , l 1 , , , , , ,, , , , soft music, happy laughter, crowded dance floor, and a night never to be forgotten. . ' , - , - 1 , l v , ' ,, - ' 1 7 ' x ' ' ' A 1 ' ' v s v 1 ' - y. r 1 s ' ' . r . , . A x 1 - 7 Q 'I 1 s'f b ' ' - r 'FT AQ . XX ,f lil C' :. 21- 7' If ' ,t-4'-. 5 X i 9 SHIRLEY LACER Louisville, Kentucky Dandy personality . . . all athletics... Pres of Intra-mural Club '40 . . . Vice. Pres. of B Club . . . Student Body and Hi-Y Club President . . . every- body's pal . . . Mari0n's Butch. BERNARD ABBOTT Borlon. Maxx. Man of action . . . Photography Club . . . Goin to be an aeronautical master mechanic before you can say- shad- o-halop. BOB APPLETON Redwood Falls, Minn. The observed of all observers . . . Pres. Pan American Club and National Honor Society . . . Sec'y of Assemblies . . . guitar strummer . . . going far in busi- ness administration . . . sportsmanship. LEONARD LEWIS Miami. Fla. Highly attractive personality . . . Pan American, Conversational Spanish Clubs . . . Boys' Glee Club . . . Keen fore- sight . . . tomorrow's capable veterin- arian. NOBLE MASON Miami Beach. Fla. Honest and truly qualities of activi- ties . . . Hard worker . . . keyman in quartets . . . Vice Prez of Pan Ameri- can Club . . . raising orchids . . . down Argentine way future. BURTON COHEN Philadelphia, Penn.ryl1'ania Attention students . . . none other than Barker Cohen . . . Director of Social Affairs . . . Hi Y Club . . . Popular merryman . . . Goin' to be a Philadelphia lawyer . . . the best ever! BILL STUBBS Atlantic City. New jersey Toast of the town . . . Thespian Soci- ety . . . Basketball team . . . Laugh-a- second man . . . never dares to be as witty as he can . . natural born actor. TED GOTTFRIED Miami. Fla. .-Li--fs -1-is ---.chi Lu..- PAT MCLAUGHLIN Atlanta, Ga. Swinging Songstress . . . Minstrel . . . Choral Club . , . PCPPY. witty, and different . . . M B. H.'s nightingale in streamlined version. BETTY BERLIN New York City Steady, steady, steady, here comes Betty . . . what a lovely miss! . . . sportswoman,- but musician at heart . . . concert violinist soon. ESTHER ROSENSTEIN Chicago. Illinois Rosy cheeked fairness . . . Typhoon nrt editor . . . her sketching, a work of art!- . . . National Honor Society . . . life loving. RENA D JMAL Brooklyn. N. Y. Beautifully placid . . . French Cluh . . . auburn glow to her eyes and hair . . . You ain't kidding. ELAINE STILLMAN New York City Friendly, talkative . . . obliging . . . Pan-American. Home Economics Clubs . . . Ballroom dancer deluxe . . . pro- fessional one someday. MARIE MERRITT Greenwich. Conn. Beautiful dreamer . . . blonde sophis- ticate . . . Glee Club . . . lilting larynx . . . created for radio or stage . . . Grst, tho, to Stephens College . . . Well, l swear. ELSA YOUNGS Kew Gardens. Long Island Blonde radiance . . . National Honor Society . . . Knitting Club . . . capti- vating hands . . . artistic ones. too! . . . Oh, Hon--ne-ey! MARION BARBOUR Tampa, Fla. Green eyes twinkling . . . friendly, capable, and loveable . . . Breeze Editor-in-Chief . . . National Honor Society . . . Corres. Sec. '41 . . . Ye Gods! Where's Butch? VIVIAN CIRLIN Chicago, Ill. Always aglow from top to toe . . . Knitting Club . . . future Pulitzer Prize winner . . . Golly. Kid. GERRY RUBIN New York, N. Y. Lassie with that look-again grin . . . Glee Club . . . Dean's assistant . . . helpful suggestions . . . fun to know . . . music enthusiast. MARGIE BAMBER Long Beach, California A real friend . . . the one good deed a day girl . . . hopes to make pill-taking a pleasure . . . our Nursie Margie. ROSE BUTTER Newark, New jersey Freckles with a Hourish . . . Knitting Club . . . Tennis Team . . . doodler . . . Gracious as the dip of a dancing wave ANNA BISK Philadelphia, Pennsylvania You. know titian-tressed Anna . . . Tennis team . . . athlete in full swing . . . At home at a secretary's desk . . . Always ready with a Hi! ' HARIETTE GOTTESMAN Passaic, New jersey Good humorist . . . Pan-American Club . . . Kitten on the kefys . . . sports ad- vocate . . . resource ul . . . eye for business . . . optimist. Twenly-three GEORGE HUNTER Ierrey City. N. j. Shit ahoy, sailor . . . Oh! to be. a dec olicer in U. S. merchant marine . . . fisherman, boatsman. huntsman- punsman . . . You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din! NORMAN ARKIN New York Cily Blond wavy hair- . . . ear for learning: Science and Engineering . . . National Honor Society . . . up-and-at-it! BOB MCDONALD Bellmore. Long Island Trim, quick, exact in movement . . . National Honor Society . . . magician! . . . Radio Club . . . future Spanish maestro . . . knows the art of com- bining fun and thought. HERBERT BERMAN Brooklyn, N. Y. Action speaks louder than words . . . Herby . . . Latin, Chess Clubs . . . yearns for a Columbia U. diploma . composer . . . complete relaxation is favorite sport. EDWIN WHITMAN Warren, Ohio Tall benevolence . . . style to his walk . . . Latin Club . . . Basketball team . . . B Club . . . Ohio State next. JOHN CARTER Aldrich, Alabama Reflects quiet . . . Radio Club . his racket's tennis . . . -His ambition: Certified Public Accounting . . . shy. but what n smile! FRANKLIN COHEN New York City Thick eyebrows . . . Accent on Wine, Women and-Literature . . . Creative Writing Club . . . Poetry Club . . . To- morrow's Dickens. CARL POPPER, JR. Lynhrook, Long lrland Royal yachtsman . . . nautical minded . . . Medically headed . . . Latin Club Carl? Ye Gods! . . . which one is BELVIN ERIEDSON Hartford, Conn. 4 Bel athlete . . . football, basket- ball . . . B Club . . . man with the gavel . . . Jr. Class Prexy '40 . . . Student Body Prez. '40 . . . Handsome profile. DANIEL GINSBURG Boston, Mast. Courage of a lion . . . I dee-tect a faint odor of Golden Bantam about that remark. . . . Reading Club . . . Science and Engineering . . . iunior King of Swing . . . square fellow. HARRY DRURY Bruntwick, Ga. Pillar of the building . . . from kindergarten to Senior year . . . jolly fellow . . . salt of the earth . . . cut out for success or just takin' it easy. LEONARD EVANTASH Philadelphia, Pa. E-V-A-N-T-A-S-H . . . spells a hum- dinger of a cheer-leader . . . black and gold trouper . . . architectural plans . . . independent spirit . . . different. JOE DOUGLAS Witchita. Kansa: Well-groomed look , . . Pan-American Club . . . National Honor Society . . . squeeky huarachas . . . the ideal dancing partner. MORTON FREEDMAN Atlantic Cily, N. j. Court iester . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . Newswriting . . . Hospitality Chairman of French Club . . . drives dull care away . . . millionaire or news- paperman? ELI GERSTEN Bronx, N. Y. Caesar's gift to the Latin Club . . . Guitarist exceptionale . . . intra-mural sports, Glee Club . . . Plans a Veter- inarian career- the lucky dogs! EDWARD PLAUT jamaica N l American diplomat Pan American Club . . . gentleman golfer . . . gardner . . . knows his greens . . . U. of Fla.- then business world. GLORIA GUGGENHEIM Cambridge. Ohio lnimitable Guggie . . . Photography Club . . . Beach Breeze solicitor . . . gift of gab . . . candidly cute. SIBYI. WOOL Miami, Florida That aristocratic shake of her blond tresses . . . Girl Reserves . . . Choral Club . . . it's either another Madame Curie or farmeretting for Pidge . . . serious cuteness. ESTELLE GOLDFARB Brooklyn, N. Y. Sincere, serene, and swell . . . present member of National Honor Society . . . Future Miss Phi Beta Kappa . . . and she's domestic, too! . . . Informal Reading and Latin Cluhs. TOBY COOPER New York City Capable colleen . . . rather be right than president . . . Social Chairman of French Club . . . Deans Assistant . . . Going West to college . . . Thrill, thrill! PAT RODGERS Springfield, Ohio Wide-eyed charmer-chic new bangs . . . President of Pan American Club , . . past Prexy of Creative Writing Club . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . Ambition. a material one: a mink coat! ROSELLE SCHEINMAN Germany As merry as the day is long . . . Volley Ball . . . Knitting Club . . . A hand at sketching . . . Uncle Sam's newly acquired niece . . . already won nur hearts. ADRIENNE GOLDWYNE Chicago, Illinois Winsome wee thing . . . Girls' Choral Club . . . piano tickler . . . horsewoman . . . content only with an M. D. cer- tificate . . .amhitiousl Tuienly-lom LILA GREENSPAN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Busy. dizzy, but oh, so charming! . . . Sec. Interior '40 . . . Corres. Sec. '40 . , . Thespian Society . . . Editor-in- Chief and shininf light of '41 Typhoon . . . Wheeee! 'm in love again! DOLORES BLOOM Oak Hill, West Virginia Oh! You beautiful gal . . . Beach Breeze solicitor . . . Cheerleader . . . Dreams of steep-heeled slippers, orchid corsages and . . . learning how to cook anything! . . . Cinderella of the Ball. RUTH COURTMAN New York City Baby-blue eyes . . . Metal Craft Club . . . always knitting in club and classes B. . Perfect secretary-wanted: perfect oss. EILEEN THERESA COWEN New York, New York Mischievous blue eyes . . National Honor Society . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . Le Cercle Francais Treasurer . . . not an angel-but almost! DIANE DeKOVEN Chicago, Ill. High-voiced sweetness . . . French, Latin Clubs . . . willingvwinning ways . . . en route to Windy City home- town for future. CAROL BIEL Cleveland, Ohio Dynamite on double duty . . . Student Council . . . Glee Club . . . Lost and Found Department . . . that glow all over smile . . . Dolly Dimple. MARGARET EBELMESSER Gary, Ind. Peppy as all get-up . . . Latin and Girl Reserves lub . . . Minstrel . . . Ollicer of Home Room . . . National Honor Society . . . Maggie's gonna be an nursfsher smile is a cure in itself. Twenty-D ve GILBERT DUNBAR Long Island Ace speaker . . . National Thespian Society . . . President of Conversational Spanish Club . . . the Queen Mary's future fog-horn blower . . . keen! ALVIN SAVAGE Philadelphia, Pa. Gent About Town . . . Grey-eyed charmer . . . football . . . B Club . . . Minstrel . . . the great outdoors for Al . . . Army flyer. BOB EDENS Oklahoma Hello there . . . gentleman Bob . . . head and shoulders above everyone . Pan American, Conversational Spanish, Photography Clubs . Golf Team . . . Aeronautical engineering, childs play. RICHARD POPPER Lynbrook, Long Island Pop of the twins . . . Latin Club . . . youthful yachtsman and all things connected with water . . . his future on dry land . . . hopes to be an opthalmologist-whew! SHERMAN TOBIN New York City Well! What do you know! . . . it's amiable Sherman . . . French, Photog- raphy Clubs . . . tennis advocate . . . light-haired humorist. EDWARD FEINSTEIN New York, New York Modernistic Eddie . . . Boxing . . . Basketball . . . All sports . . . B Club . . . Keen upon the business world . . . wine, woman, and finances . . . easy going. MELVIN KELLER N eu' York Warm and impulsive . . . Basketball whiz . . . Whether to be the Dean of Keller University or a noted surgeon . . . Ah, nuts! ROY TENDLER Pbiladelpbia, Pennsylvania Man of the hour . . . Sr. Class Vice Pres .... B Club Treasurer . . . yearns for retirement at 27 and liquid diet of limeades . . . shy charm. I BOB MARCUS Neu' York Cily Football, basketball, B Club, Hi-Y . . Tall, dark, and+look at the picture, yourself . . . Goin' to get rich the easiest way . . . Penn State's future star half-back. JACK BLAIR Lanark Tanarkxbire, Scotland Thoroughbred athlete . . . what a tennis-basketball champ! . . . B Club . . . No. I tennis star . . . tall, amiable. NORMAN GOLDSTEIN Brooklyn, N. Y. Pompous but nice . . . soon to be an M.D .... a very punny fellow . . . National Honor Society . . . top of the list. GEORGE GRIMSHAW New York, N. Y. More of a Hawkshaw than a Grim one . . . Basketball . . . Swimming . . . Shining with originality , . . Photos . .I . Cartoons . . . Stamps . . . Rlghtol WILLIAM KIP lilorrixtoirn, N, j. Air-minded . . . Aeronautical-Engineen to-be . . . capable chairman of Senior Class election board . . . Sec. of In- terior '41 . . . nicely taciturn. HAROLD ROTHLEIN New York City Ash, curly-headed Typhoon manager '40-'41 . . . B Club . . . Student Council . . . violin plucker . . . plucky surgeon of the future, ALEXANDER IMATT Harbin, China Mathemagician . . . Cercle Francaise . . . Aeronautics, Radio Clubs . . . versatile scholar in foreign languages . . . following the Held of a chemical engineer . . . determined fellow. LEONARD DRILLICK Bronx. N. Y. Makes hay while the midnite oil burns . . . Insomnia victim . . . football . . . Chess, Photography Clubs . . . frisky . . . Now look, I desire only ro be well educated and to pass math! JUNE LUNDBERG llliami, Florida Fragily frank , . . National Honor Society . . . Student Council . . . quite the young sophisticate Know sans braids! . . . cute as a bug . . . loveable . . . and soooooo smart! LILLIAN MILNER Marietta, Georgia Lovely Georgia peach . . . sweet and refreshing . . . Class secretary . . . wants a rounded education . . . see the world before matrimony . . . sophisticated drawl . . . Nina. HILDA RATNER Sbamokin. Pennrylrania Her words are cushioned with kind- ness ' . . . Informal Reading and French Clubs . . . seeks success . . . Gosh! . . . that's a cinch for Hilda. NELL SHAFFER Illiami, Florida Nellie Dee abounds in good nature . . . Knitting Club . . . a fancy for tennis. hiking andw Well million- aires . . . delicious smile. BERNICE MILLER Long Island, Neu' York Capability double plus . . . reporter and Exchange Editor of Breeze . . . Bunny . . . lives to write . . . will write to live . . . A tune to all topics . . National Honor Society. EVELYN LIPPMAN Bronx. Neu' York Llnassuming mine of information . . . Knitting, French Clubs . . . National Honor Society . . . Oh! to be a Phi Beta Kappa . . . Don't worry about it - Ev, CLAIRE MALBIN M ontreal , Canada Superb will . . . Pan-American Club . , . Conversational Spanish Club . . . success in her path. Tuvnty-xix BETTY BATTLE Cballanooga, Tennessee Rollicking, frolicking . . . where's some excitement? Betty . . . '59-'40 Breeze Business Manager . . . Pan- Americau Treasurer . . . Duke gradua- tion first-then career woman. RASCHI SCHORR Bucharest, Rumania Elegant simplicity . . . National Honor Society . . . Spanish Conversation and Current Events Club . . . mental whiz . . . linguist, ieweler. or violinist . . . A woman's prerogative is to change her mind. RITA SCHOENFELD New York, N. Y. Bcautyqunadorned . . . alluring braids . . .-Vice Prez of Cercle Francaise . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . queenly mlen . . . brainy lassie, too! . . . RUTH WOLKOWSKY Key West, Fla. All HBIOW - - . ra Hi, there! for all . . . R. Girl, Student Body Trea- surer '40-'41 . . . President of French Club 40-41 . . . Assc. Editor of An- nual . . . fingers flying on the key- board. ROSALYN DE GORSHEL Cambridge, Mass. A wit for all occasions . . . Grin and bear it . . . Music Appreciation. Informal Reading Clubs . . . lovely to look at. BETSY RUBEN STEIN New York Cily Rich in the art of refinement . . . Photography Club . . . Election Board . . . f'It's a wonderful world! . . . to raise wire-haired puppies . . . modest sage. MIRIAM NEHAM Miami, Florida Sally down our alley . . . Beach Breeze stall' member . . . troubles melt like bubbles . . . mirthsome chatter . . . undertakes success with everything . . . Oh, my goodness! Twenty-seven HUBERT SAAL Petersburg, Virginia A' exhuberance . . . football . . . B Club . . . unique poet . . . makings of an amusing writer . . . sweet tooth for food and girls . . . this Hammy. BILL BOOTH Lausanne, Switzerland Traveling cosmopolite . . . from West Indies to Turkey . . . Class Vice Prez. Btn., debating . . . Aviation, here comes I . SIDNEY ARNOLD WIEN Patterson, New jersey Good humor man.. . . dimpled conun- tenance'. . . National Honor Society . . . high honor man at Yale in '45 . . . so very tactful. GEORGE SELTZER Passaic, N. 1. Wow of the band stand . . . Quarter- master and student music conductor . . . present National Honor Society Prexy . . . glib speaker . . . high principled. NORMAN ROSEN Piltsburgh, Pa. Everyone's blushing beau-brummel . . . modestly wants to achieve something of great importance. . . Science, Engin- eering. Radio Clubs . . . now who's technical? LOUIS DEUTSCH New York City Depth of thought and character . . . Current Events Club . . . Program chairman of French Club . . . Oh, glee . . . what a French accent . . . semi-accomplished historian. RICHARD DELK Tampa, Fla. Long, lanky Rick . . . Radio. Pan American Clubs . . . Tommy Dorsey of 1950 . . . Sweet-swing stylist . . . magnetic grin. LEROY LEVY Brooklyn, N. Y. Manliness with out muss . . . football team . . . B Club . . . Thoroughbred in tennis and at clean play . . . mak- ings of a prosperous business man . . . winning ways. ROBERT MANN Plainfield, New lerxey And what a man . . . imagine . . . '40-'41 Senior Class Pres .... Associ- ate Editor Typhoon . . . Breeze report- er . . . National Honor Society . . . smiling, happy-go-lucky-yet dynamic. BILLY KELLY McDonald, Tenn. Talk of the town . . . Flash Gordon physique . . . football . . . minstrel . . . aims for Pensacola schooling . . . Buddy HERBERT Le BOYER New York City Profound poet-dramatist . . . Thespian Society . . . Music Appreciation . . . Creative Poetry . . . Utopian plans . . . barrister ambitions . . . and schtulf . . . blue-eyed idealist. ROBERT LEVIEN Neu' York City Nothing's too photographic for Baflless Bob . . . President of Camera and Radio Clubs . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . handsomely portrays the futurelrnaster-mind of theoretical phy- sicists. SOL BERNSTEIN Iingleuood, New jersey Good ol' Sol . . . bright as his name . . . French horn player in the band for four years . . . top sergeant . . . Music aside to be a merchandise man- ager, ARTHUR BOOKBINDER New York City Cream of the jesters . . . Pan American Club . . . Library and Book Room Assistant . . . five year member of school . . . successful? Ah! Yes! I can see it all now. SANDY BERG New York City As inquisitive as an X-ray . . . Pan- American Club . . . gameson . . . Lis:- ing in a great big way . . . Sandy' blonde. LESTER MARGOLIS Boston Mas: square shooter Les Boxing Cham . . . Typhoons Pigskin Manager of 40 . . . mechanically inclined-but not minded . . . go-gettum spunk. MURIEL NEUFELD Chicago. Illinois Rhapsody in style . . . clothes gloritier . . q. Thespian Club . . . Life's work: behind the footlights . . . Avocation: to better humanity . . . Bewitching . . . ELLEN ANDERSON Miami Beach, Florida Purity of grace .. . . National Honor Society . . . Creature Writing, Arts and Crafts Clubs . . : Literary talents galore . . . future fashion designer. ESTHER SUTTON Brooklyn, N. Y. Vivid red hair plus rhythmic feet . . . graceful and beautiful . . . Wanderlust . . . but practical minded:-book- keeping. ANN CASSEL New York City Peek-a-boo dimple . . . '40-4l Re- cording Secrctary . . . National Honor Society . . . Dignihed modesty . . . all love Anng Ann loves all . . . lt's wonderful! NETTE SUTTON Utica. New York Lightning lingers. . . . Typhoon typist . . . conscientious and spontaneous thoughts . . . Beach Breeze feature editor . . . loads of fun . . . golden brown locks. SHIRLEY GREENFIELD Calgary, Alberta, Canada Red-headed Senorita . . . Pan-American Club . . . Continuation of Spanish after hi-school . . . You don't say so . . . smart looking ensembles. SELMA SPECTOR New York, New York Colorful Selma . . . French Club . . . High hopes for the future . . . cut for success . . . charming nonchalance. Twenty-eight NANETTE COHEN Miami, Florida Golden-haired delovely . . . National Honor Society . . . Junior Class Sec. '40 . . . Breeze Advertising Mgr. . . . slick cheer leader . . . reliable to the umpth degree. BETTE HAZEN Chicago, Illinois Green-eyed cherub . . . Conversational Spanish Club . . . Beach Breeze and Typhoon typist . . . modeling am- bitions. FERRELL WILLIS Pell City, Alabama Laugh that up-turns her nose . . . Sonia Heinie on ice . . . bowling her way to fame . . . matrimonial obective? . . . I don't know, could be! BEATRICE WELITSKIN Brooklyn, New York Four star pupil-pal . . . Latin. Music Appreciation Clubs . . . National Honor Society . . . Mistress of every situation . . . flowing light-brown locks . . . Nimble witted . . . DORIS LINDAU New York City Accent on youth . . . Camera Club . . . Treasurer of Caesars Tribe . . . Has a hankering for a college educa- tion, and a blue convertible . . . Quiet as a pin drop . . . so sweet and so rare. NATALIE IRVING Chicago, Ill. M. B. H.'s inimitable Nat . . . Knit- ting Club . . . helpful Dean's as- sistant . . . flare for dress-making . . . future top designer . . . I'm not kid- din'. DORRACE MANSKER Boston, Mass. Dark haired delight . . . Music Club . . . far from a Yes girl . . . it's only success she's after. Twenty-nine WILLIAM LEVITT SI. Louis, Missouri Blond bomber . . . every s orr with a will . . . pigskin and basketball captain . . . President of B Club . . . whether C. P, A. or civil lawyer . . . it's still Nanny JACK COURSHON Euunrfon, Ill. Smilin' Jack . . . debonair . . . foot- ball . . . B Club . . . Director of Safety . . . smooth rug-cutter . . . National Forensic League . . . Lawyer in the first degree. WALTER REID Seaford, Dela. Tanned energy . . . Tennis team . . . top flight player . . . Donald Budge of tomorrow . . . slap-on-the-hack pal . . . A merry heart goes all the way. JAY OPOZNAUER Bleu' York. N. Y. jovial company . . . striking good looks . . . envy of school-his polka-dotted car . . . dreams of chemical engineering laurels. MONROE GELLERT New York, N. Y. Jolly, big-boy . . . French, Stamp Clubs . . . Student Council . . . anti- exercise . . . pro-gum chewing . . . tooth pulling, his future. STANLEY NADLER Brooklyn, New York Adventurous Stanley . . . Radio Club . . . all set for U. of Florida . . . then cruise to South America . . . good fellow. SANDY ROSENTHAL St. Paul, Minnesota Youthful success is Sandys . . . Nation- al Honor Society . . . wavy brown hair . . . unassuming walking encyclo- pedia . . . has fancy for being a com- mercial artist . . . Holy Cow! JIM cones Miami, Fla Small but potent . . . dry wit . . . Tennis Team . . . Vice Pres. of Home Room . . . Casanova fancies self as corporation head . . . On to U. of Fla. F -x 3 -3 36. . 5- 0 ' In JAY WILLIAM O'CONNOR Pillxburgh, Pa. I9-50 Carnival King . . . Beach Breeze Staff . . . Debating team . . . good reasoning power . . . deep rich bari- tone . . . lawyer-to-be. HOWARD SUNSHINE Cleveland. Ohio Teachers pet lpeeve?J . . . sunny grin . . . self-assurance . . . intends to own hotels . . . May his air castles be re- alized. WALLACE RUBIN Neu' York City High light of any show . . . his own piano arrangements . . . from Gershwin to Moonlight Serenade . . . coop- eration, his motto. AUBR EY WILLIS Exoilrille, Ala. 4Neyer want to have any responsibili- ties Aubrey.. . . Baseball team . . . red head with uncommon reasoning power . . . gumption! SEYMOUR GLASSER Neu' York Cily Careless. nonchalant air . . . lens himself to Photography . . . Intramural Sports . . . Spanish Club . . . Library Assistant. GEORGE ZITOMER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Luscious blue convertible owner . . . hasketball hobby-'a natural whizz . . . generally active-but prefers study halls and . . . retirement after graduation . . . Don't give me that. MATHEW RUBENSTEIN Brooklyn. N. Y. A wit for all times . , . Jazz band . . . String ensemble . . . all phases of music . . . fine candidate for N. Y. Philharmonic. MILTON WEINKLE Atlanta, Ga. A man among men . . . Pan Ameri- can. Stamp Clubs . . . B Club . . . Student Council . . . ardent reformer , . . Mickey's Oli! for an M.D. degree. GRACE ELIZABETH WALTON Savannah. Ga. An artist's ideal of beauty . . . Carnival Queen of '40 . . . It's swinging at the Metropolitan for Gracie . . . Galli Curci. beware! Here comes a rival! MARSHA HARRIS Oakland Park, Florida Blue-black hair . . . irresistible grin . . . Dcan's assistant . . . Thespians . . . Hopes for C. P. A. or stage career . . . Hi! ya know. that reminds me of a ioke. BETTY ANN WEINTRAUB Nashville, Tenn. Music. men. and merriment . . . Con- versation and Pan-American Clubs . . . Library Assistant . . . Gee! To own my own convertablenl LILA SPRINTZ New York Cily Cool as a mint julep . . . dark with snappy black eyes . . . a busy buyet of the future. SELMA SHAPIRO Brooklyn, N. Y. Sportswoman . . . Horseback riding. Tennis Clubs . . . rareuscholar . . .nan eye for business and- having fun! ELEANOR FEIGENBLATT New York City Adorable little tidbit . . . Girl Reserves . . . up-and-coming dancer . . . johnny McGuire dimple . . . Oh, happy day! ELAINE FREEMAN Rockaway Beach. N. Y. Patron of the fine arts . . . Music Ap- preciation, Arts and Crafts Cluhs . . . has no time for egotism-wise girl! Thirty AUDREY HIRSCH Chicago, Illinois Spice of life . . . pepperpot . . . Busi- ness Manager Typhoon . . . Founder of Lost and Found Department . . . Secre- tary of Interior . . . ideal school spirit . . . Cheerleader . . . nifty 1929 red speed coupe. ROSLYN FEINSTEIN New York City Home town girl . . . first trip out of New York . . . Photography Club . . . Typist and technical staff of Beach Breeze . . . counts on being an ac- countant . . . ain't cha? VIVIAN FELD Neu' York, New York Her mind is her kingdom . . . French. Latin Clubs . . . hand knit sweaters . . . lofty ambition: woman lawyer . . . cordial . . . talented. FRANCES GRAVES Dickens, IV. Va. Blue-eyed. pug-nosed Frances z . . Glee Club . . . Contract Bridge Club . . . Lovely in minstrel . . . blush as deep as her smile. MILDRED HAIMOWIITZ jacksonville, Fla. Sweet as the charm of springni. . . Pan Amercian Club . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . fascination for music . . . even disposition. HELENE ELFENBEIN Bayonne, New Ierxey Chestnut hair . . . works with a smile . . . thoroughness. her motto . . . At last I'm a enior . . . niceness per- sonified. RUTH HIRSCH New York Cily Face that launched a thousand Beach- ites . . . Girl Reserves . . . home- rnom treasurer . . . pretty-nifty chem- ist . . . future medical technologist . . . Ye Gods. Thirty-one GORDON STARK Long Island Man after nne's own heart . . . foot- ball, basketball . . . Prez of B Club . . . ambition is two-fold: settle down at 22 and be a successful engineer . . . Grace! HERBERT BERKOWITZ Philadelphia, Pa. Fun and frolic . . . Swimming . . . Sea-faring Berky . . . navy pilot in the making . . . pleasantly talkative . . . living in a great, big way. JERRY GOLDHAGEN New York City Fnultlessly tailored . . . Student Council . . . French Club . . . always ready. steady. and--downright dependable... no kidding grin . . . set on Hxing choppers CHARLES HARIWICK lertey City, N. j. Personality kid . . . minstrel end-man . . . B Club . . . vivacious cheer- leader . . . Captain of Typhoon rooters '-i0 . . . lt's U of Fla. for Architecture . . . loud sox. GEORGE R. HOLBERT Summit, N. 1. Hail, Fellow. well met! . . . Pan American, Radio, Informal Reading Clubs . . . tall in stature . . . lofty in mind . . . born to be a chemical engineer. WESLEY BASNETT Ocracoke Island. N. C. Mild panic . . . chucklin' high humor . . . 'It's o.k. by me to be an agri- culturist . . . real cowboy attire . . . horse sense. WILLIAM FREEDMAN Piltrburgb, Pu. Chap with the names . . . Bud - Buckwheat . . . ladies' man . . . general creator of hysterics .I . . out- standing activity: laughing. SIDNEY JOSEPHER New York City Sid the snooper . . . suspects all, sees all, substantiates all . . . Asst. Editor of Beach Breeze . . . Student Council . . . Barrister-to-be . . . Holy Mackerel! 7 ARTHUR WILENSKY Philadelphia, Pa. Slick black hair . . . wink worth a million . . . French. Handicraft Clubs . . . farm boy. half the time . . . college. the other half. HOWARD DAVIS Neu' York City Duke with the aristocratic swagger Sec. of B Club . . . Breeze business mgr .... Sec. of Assemblies 4l . , . How's the boy? -wink! NORMON SOLOMON Bronx, N. Y. Our friendly stamp collector . . . Phila- telistxPrex, if you please . . . Headed for Cornell . . . then a business career. KARL WARSHAW Boston Masxacbusells Mirth his master . . . deep laugh that roars with wit . . . Music Apprecia- tion. Glee Clubs . . . Dr. of Philosophy for Karl . . . or. concert violinist. DAVID BURTON KOTLIKOFF Philadelphia. Pa. Right-hand man . . . chief operator of the school motion picture projector and portable public address system . . . electrical work just a side-line . . . photography the real thing! EDDIE FINKELSTONE New York City Enchants all types of pianos . . . Up- right and Grand . . . Music Apprecia- tion Club . . . utterly modest. BILL SCHIFF Cincinnati, Obio Tall. amiable Bill . . . far from Schiff- less-ouch! . . . at the present: Athlete, Musician . . . for the future: Pulling teeth . . . That's tough, ain't it! JUSTUS MILLER Akron, Obio just, Gad-about-town . . . Reading Club . . . Photographically gifted . . . unique candid snapper. SHIRLEY SWEDE Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Glamour gal personified . . . comes to school to catch up on her sleep . . . litterbug supreme . . . Thespian Soci- ety . . . Glee Club. REINEE :LHWARTZ Brooklyn, Neu' York A heart with room for every joy . . . Music Appreciation, French Clubs . . . Publicity chairman of Pan American Club , . . Bent upon designing . . . steadfast! ELLEN LEE MARCUM Dayton. Ohio A china doll in dotted swiss . . . Member of Band and Orchestra since 7th grade . . . Petite violinist . . . cor- ridor romancing . . . Oh, fun! ROSE RUTH ZEFFERT New York City A mirthquake of laughter . . . Band member . . . take your choice-Cos tume Designer or Orchestra Leader . . . versatile . . . Great Christmas! BARBARA KNOBEL Long lxland, New York XVise merriment . . . French Club . . . Library Helper . . . Dean's Assistant . .. A friend in need - is a Knobel in- deed . . . off to sunny California . . . honestly? GLORIA SCHWARZKOPF Miami Bearb. Fla. Twinkle Toes . . . whiz on taps or basketball team . . . a real native . . . Luck to our Twentieth Century dancing gal! RUTH EISENBERG Bronx, N. Y. Wham! lt's that deft ping-pong and chess champ . . . efhcient in whatever she attempts . , . Ruthie's a real friend . . . an understanding girl. Thirty-lu'o CYNTHIA READ Coral Gables, Fla. Scintilating Cynthia . . . baby dresses . . . champ of all excuse making .A . . Pan-American. Choral, and-Bridge Clubs. CHARLOTTE BERNSTEIN Neu' York. N. Y. Quiet. gentle ways . . . Dean's assistant . . . seamstress a la style . . . career woman or home girl? . . . successful manager of both. SHIRLEY ,IAMISON Richmond. Va. Freckled cuteness .. . . Erogram chair- man of Pan American lub . . . dra- matic teacher at heart . , . dreamy blue eyes . . . dancing fan. IRENE DANAROFF Khankov. Russia As international as the sun . . . knitter of note . . . .Dancing vs. journalism . . . Fiery sophistication . . . high heels. PHYLLIS XVOLFSON Omuba, Nebraska Miss All Around Athlete . . . Intra- mural Club . . . Tennis team celeb . . . advertising world for Phyl . . . swell-elegant kid. RACHEL OKA New York, New York A Rae of intelligence . . , corn-flower blue twinklers . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . Prexy of Music Appreciation Club . . . Connoisseur of recordings. . . envoy to Youth Parley. ARLENE BECKER Glencoe, Illinois Sparkling li'l curly top . . . Student Council . . . French, Knitting Clubs . . . rare acting ability . . . She's Broad- way bound . . . got that certain some- thing. Tbirly-three DON MCCREADY Butte. Maulana Buttes own Yeah Man . . . top- hat grin . . . Radio and Science Clubs . . . Football, Tennis, B Club . . . finally. Aeronautical Engineer. HOWARD KAUFMAN New Ynrk, N. Y. Chuck full of vim . . . Literary Club . beware of that gleam in his eye, girls! . . . three letters spell his fu- ture+C.P.A. DAVID GOLDFINE INVFU' York City 1imiIin'. beguilin' David . . . Ambitious I0 live a life of luxury . . . Could he. ARNOLD SLOME Boston, Mass. He's a realhcharacteru . . . Photog- raphy. in capital letters . . . stimulatin' grin . college first, then-Egypt and all points west! NORMAN RUBIN Elmira, N. Y. Take it easy! . . . here's level-headed Norman . . . Yankee with a knack for accounting . . . or a business career after high school . . . obliging . . . good-natured. ROBERT SINGER Newark, Neu' jersey Ever-smilin' Bob . . . Intramural. Pan- American Clubs . . . Band, Orchestra . . . future star tymps player in U. of Miami symphony. DANIEL ROSS Neu' York. N. Y. Youthful scientist . . . Tennislsquad . . . great on questions . . . quick on answers . . .A aspires to a Ll. of Chicago major in Science . . . implsh. FLORENCE TANANBAUM New York Cily Vivacious newcomer with llying feet . , . . Pan-American and Conversational Spanish Clubs . . . she's got a Yankee boy friend, Harold . . . journalistic ambitions . . . after Miami U. 7- -x 2'Xix'WL .9 Q V LZ O C0 L9 O ,iv X ,Z , O Y Y Jfvli' 'l-Un F56 sigma J , mm MJUU. J 'Q!,, 4 nt pl J xg x 1 5. A Ah, ,, Tfxgxoxixir mvx 31- -' ! Q F' 1. if 5. ' . xaf wc H 4 'q' ffkk X 1 'gs it .A.x rea! L A A fu xx fil QDQY' E. 9 I , 4 1 .1 1 f xx , I an 1 I 1 Sw ,Q X P5 BREW am !J -1. f v, X . 1-51 Y, 32 Rf Q if .ff QU X 5 X X 1: N V a ' X Cv j Q32 WK if Ax f N-X-gi 2 N' x ' 1 Q06 1 'f N X ' f ff 1 N A N i lg K Qydqfii QQ R NX ffm 'htm-.. , ,1 E S .2 K Y'- Sbf , 'BN -S5 ZJJ4 ':'. 'mfg gb ' vi-fjod o 2 0.10 0,0 lf.. fA9'Nx.Q , T A 9.4 13. , 9 '-7 Tglrnfg x- - C66 J, ,X HB I J 'Z X X' , x 1 LA x Uofaq li EQXVXY . ,W j 3 3 mi . KJ, Hx QY fl . 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No zopy ua retanlul Tlu altuzlaed usuy n as nearly like the original as Gangee mould uflle ft from his notes and memory We the people of the world have long fought and suffered, bled and died in order to uphold our ideals and prlnciples of life These ideals were not easily estab lished and, once established the job of protecting these standards was only just begun Vile the people of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish ustiee, insure domestic lranqullity, proylde for the common defence, promote general XY elfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity drew up a eonstitution for our eountry 1 con,t1tution born in the hearts of true Americans, developed in the min ls of patrio s, md sealed in the blood of ill of those who haye died so that our coumtry mig it remain foreyer free Since the beginning of time vyheneyer lerlods of crisis, confusion, and upheaval irose vse the youth of the vyorld haye been called upon to meet the challenge and accept the responsibility Here ln America, this has been true from the time of the formation of our Constitution through all our eyentful history Wk have hope and eourage, and giyen intelligent direcuon we em aeeomplish miracles world is threatened with slaxery slayery with a so called superior raee as the master It is our duty to recognize this threat and by following our American tra ditions of faith and courage reslst it, ey en to death Time after time we haye seen the aggressors undermine the faith and courage of great people by using cunning under handed deuces Today, we find these same deuces at vsork in our ovsn country It is lI1I'l1C we woke up' It is time to accept this responsibility in order that our generation and succeeding generations mav eontinue to enloy the American yxay of life as established by our Constitution Our forefathers knevs the kind of gox ernment they wanted and expressed their thoughts clearly in the Bill of Rights But why today should this same Bill of Rights freedom of Speech Freedom of the Press, the Right to Free Assemblage give freedom and power to those who would destroy all this? LIBl1RTY does not mean LICl:NSl' lNe1ther domestic Tranqullity nor a more perfect Union nor establishment of ustice is promoted by those who preach race hatred or religious prosecution l'ree:lom of the Press does not give the right to te tr down the foundation of true liberty Vile are deluding ourselyes about true tolerance when we tolerate intolerance ln this country vue shall tolerate all except those who are mtolerant of our way of life We, the people of our generation of Americans, must rededicate ourselves to the great ideals upon which our country was founded Wfe ITIUSI have hope and faith and courage to assure oursels es and our posterity that this nation shall not perish from the earth and that the American way vsill continue foreyer By GIORLI Srmziu llvnnilx 17 I .. 1' - 1- , ' y - ' V ' v' . A- . 17 ' 1 ' 5 41 ' 1 ' 1 - 1,-- r h ' -' ' 5 ', .I - ,.' ' ' 1 , , . ' ' 7 A , y A . , . . I 1 . A A A l A' ll' 1 A A l , A A A 1 XVA A 1 A A A . ' l A A A' 1 - ' 1 y 1 - -4' ' - , .1 ' ' 1- ' A 11 - , -. . , ' , - , , ' . ' Q V , .: it 1 I U, ' , 1 'A 1 Y . A A 1 ' ' ' I A . A I 1 ' 1 Av 1 , . VA ' A I A . A l Q A 'a 1 -N .1 . 1 A'- Today we face a crisis far greater than any which has come before. The entire .' A' 1 V. ' I YA YT' 1 VA 7 . ' - 1 A Qi' I ,, I ' I ' A , . ' I A VA V ' A 1 - l 9 a ' ' i i' 1 ' l A A ' A A ' w vf y . A 1 - A' 1 . ' A Y ' l ' A 1 A ' A 1 A . V A V1 ' ' ' l . , . ' .' ,, , . . T A , T , ai A 1 . A . A . A 1 A . ' 7A' 1 A 1 'A 7 A A 1 I 1 A . ' 7 ' A 1 ' 1 A ' ' A V . . 1 ' 1 -- 7 - A ' 1 ' ' - 1 ' ' v 1' I v . 2 if 3 5 . IIIIIIDRS THR A Y X , ','fff,f Af,QQ,1,q,'ff sf 1 11, ,f frff -e-1 lunlur tluss llfflters ACH ytar the umor Class IS entrusted wnth the responslbxlxty of planning two of the schools major socml events, thc Prom and the Carnnal The Carmval, pxloted by flrst semester oliicers, Kenny Davtdson, presxdent, Bobby Blumenthal, tts greatest helghts smce the annual fun makmg event was orlgmated Three mmstrel performances were gtven before capactty crowds, each a bxg financtal suc cess The net profit on tht entlre Carmval was the largest amount ln ltS htstory At the turn of the semester, the management of the umor Class was transferred to the officers prctured above Bobby Blumenthal presldent, Tommy Brumlrk vtce presldent, Betty Barbour, secretary, and Dorls Rablnowttz, treasurer Therr task was the sponsorshnp of the annual umor Senxor Prom held at the Macfadden Deauville Hotel on Aprnl 19 Student cntertamers, speeches, dancxng, even a touch of sadness as the umors played host to the departlng Seniors these featured tht 1941 Prom Durmg the past year, this junior Class has proved ttself capable and qualrfied to undertake the responsrbtlrtxes of Stmors next vcar lane cooperatron with thelr sponsors has made thrs a truly efficient group rl representatrve body of democratic leaders' I 111111 Hgh! . 3 ., I - N 1 , .i - - vice-president, Nanette Cohen, secretaryg and Doris Rabinowitz, treasurer, reached ' 7 7 llB-l-I'ir,sl mu' flufl In rigbll: Robert Hirst. Mr. Gottwulnl. teacher: fuck XVL-iasberg. Svfmnl rrmx' Gloria Rosunbluth. Bzxrburzt Newmark. Lilu Sable, Vern jenn Gerhatrdt. Shirley Ogle. Lormine Duxidson, Pearl lfincberg. Third row: lilnine Ilonifk. Leo Pollock, Marcin Morrison. jimmy Adidson. Klluire Brnndler. Lenore Miller. Bernard Mickleson, Rosalind Sugurmun. Jack Spitz. Elizabeth Dinnim. Nunctte Cohen. lfourlh runx- Bert Solinsky. Fred Scwnll. Mitch Rubinstein. Sidney Kottler. Simon XY'eisburg. Kenny Davidson. -,QQ -Q llB Iron! renter Jerome XV llSl10l'l llrsl ron fleft In 713,111 Harold Rothlun Btttrxu Qthulmm Mona Rubin 5.1llLL FOX Albert io! tettler Suuud rou Butt l,l.1l l10l'lLl Hf.lv.n 'lhorpn Ritz Wnthaler Sghvuaru Milton M xmhu Stmlu Ntwnmrk Morton lxow tl Sumour busxmm Robert Bowlt fomllr mu Riu Smolnn Harriett Wfhuler Mtrthl Gartner Ntru Bell Be-wuls Rtphxel jacqultne Nlerrmm lzfllw rot: Melvin Cohen Qmnlew Plqtlun Gerxld Wolff joscph Gerstr.-n Rohcrt Allen fl lmli mm . .D . 6' f I , V . 5 6 1 - l l 'f r Blanche Nordyke. Vern Snyder, lilxtine Kntzen. Nnmlic Mv:ssing.iMerrian1 Davidson. Third faux' Leonard IIA-lv-Hrs! ron' fleft lo righnx Bobby Blumenthal. Mary Trepte. Roger Ginibel. Betty Van Sickle. Mrs. Harold Rash. teacher. .Second rung- Muriel Aptcl, Lillian Sefres, Marilyn Sepin. Pearl Wald. Rita Witt, Alice Taggart. Theresa Attanasio. May Robbins. Third rou: Charlotte Cowan, Ruth Ann Carey. Marie Fuchs. Mildred Joseloff, Maryorie Med0Ft'. Arlyne Sie-rn. Fourth 7 ll1l'.' Robert Bower, Bob Blumberg. Marvin Baumel, Bernard Hutncr, Martin Horowitz. George Vlfelitskin, Jerry Mennenberg. A 1 AQ t- , :nr . . ,Q ' , . - - 4 - ' , - ,E ' . ,f I .V ', ' F- 1 A E -4- . ' I V 4 .I J A . ' ,' . V f ' flr h - I 'A A . k 1 . f . v . , E .: -' 1 4.,.. .: -' - I 2, .Ji ' ' ' , -HI ' . . V, is , v . ,. '. w . f . K , x '- u-I - v' Q F17 4 'qtlmmmx 1 ri yr! xxx? f I A Q . Q- 1 ft aef ' lv 19, -1 I .gara- -.. 9 I' ali! L .Ln llAl ltrst rou flefl Io rzgblj Charles Maueh l'n1d Lexantin Gerald Simon Elaine Bend. Mrs Grate Brown teaeher Second ron QODLIIL Athm Leona l'rltn Sillw Ann Athan Bernice! tmaeho Fdith McKenna Helene Martl Clara Bnlottn lbzrd ron Robert behu 1rt1 Robert Moore Gerlldine bevsertz Fstelle lueker June Splegll Btitriee Dinslu Nellie Sheer 'Wilton Silwerstein Inmtb you Rithtrel Slhvllfll Philip holdblum Pern Lihermin Albert Beer lreeieriek lxorm Houird Pe trl Imli llA-5-I-'irxl run' llc!! In righll: Tommy Brumliek. Dorothy Carl. Morton Frank, Josephine Miller, W'illiam S. Harkness. teacher. .Yeunld r'uu': Simon Jacobson. Beatrice lxamham, Selma Minden. Jaukie Baar. Phyllis Kohn. Ruihye Polick. Carol Bauer, Fdythe Solomon. Florence Pasekoil. lid Singer. Third rnuz' Arthur Ginsberg. Sam Behergnl. Norman Adel. XY'illiam Friu. Joe Kowalsky. Sanford Nager. Sidney Needelman. Fourth roux' Norman Jamison. lrwin Pollack. Sidney Goldstein. Howard Barnharil. Jack Talley. Harold Wfanger. Marwin Casel. ' v. xxxxxxi -T Q llA lfrrl you Heil tu rub!! Lnslll. Augut Dorothx Lexus Bun Barbour Mollie lmehu Wilson o lan Lois Lemon nd :nu oinmx ishiro ifn Lg Sim enhter Bnrnird Iudvug., Lestu Moore Robert XXuu Nhrniu Bell Sheldon Snhruber uhm Xlsunkle lnmllr nm Phsllis Co Ln Nino Woodvn ard Fmmi Lou W est Nilrgrx LK Henri Gloria Hooper Annu Run Nlurml rrlcdmxn Htl nor HoHm.1n lrnlx nm 2 5 Q i I A . l S . ff XQ , X 1, ir 1 ' f f V41 - i 'J 3 . '. , M 1' . . . 2 A x I., :1 . . Y' U Mrs. Lilla C. Lyle. teacher, Scrrnld run: Rita Rosen, Joy Little. Kay Bizrritt. Florence Gottlieb. Lenore C P. . '. . U Tb: . 'I' 1. -lflk, r l Sz. bu A Sch, .N . Q 4 ,' ,. . llA57l ir11 ron' Heli In righljx lidith Mary Kurz. Roy Byrnes. Lenore Zirinsky, Elaine Pels. Miss Helen Davis. teaulier. .Seroud muy' Paula XVander. Kenneth Nolen. liorrinne Jaffe. Lionel Rothenberg. Martin Daine, Betty jane Mclienrode. Third mu: jerry Smith. Rus5eIl Stocker. Leonard XY'allich, Ann Siegel. Marjory Fisher, Annette Reztmer. fourth roux' Wfilliam Goodman, Stanley Lambert, Harrison Wfadsworth Donald Eanett. jack Fiverson. Jack Ankus. Leonard Hyman. Q-4.1, 1 N! IIA6 Fzrsl rou fleff la rxehij Alan Brenner Hirold Hornstun Swlsii Zin' Kenneth Lipman J C ffl!! frank l5f2H'lS0l'l Rxlph Goldxun Leonird Merlin ,lerrw Denker Bob Thomta lrwing, Lubgnn Morris lxrxthevsky lomlb :nu blorii lxotler Muriel lxotler ,lm Buitr Btitrite lxrelsberg Sonny Sutelmm Gloria White Filth mu Sheldon Wkisherg Bill Stun Alfrtd Sutton Rohgrt Llwingstone john Hnts K ilxin Schneider Imli lu o H J 3 7 x. L V. I i :- .,, . ,I if K , I . McMillan. teacher. Semnd muy- jean Schwartz. Elaine Jacoby, Betty' Lindgren. Miriam Cohen. Third IIB-l-I-int run- llefl lu rigblls Roland Kohen. Beverly Sommer. Martin Rosen. Miss Birdie MeAlIister. teacher. Yemud row: Anita Smrk. Dorothy Grossman. Judith Moss. Janet Richards. Alyee Mcilafferty. Marilyn Kantor, Mzirailyn Mirsky. Alma Munies. Third rnrr: Xwilliam Lewis, Robert Nzidler. Kenneth M. Meyerson. Herher! Ellis. Alan NI. Kraft. Gene Lohell. W'zilter Sall. lfourlb rmr: Marion Fuller. Laura Vander Linden. Leona Friedriek, Kay Vlfoodwxird. Gladys Tepper. Edna Mzilter. Muriel Levey. Blanche Stukelmzm. fifth rnrr: Arthur Levine. Charles J. Kinsell. Elliott Lewis, jack Brennan. Henry Bronner. v 'Yl Q Q llB 7 Izrst rou Klefl to rzsbtf Mindel XV1r6eld Levis Shenker Fmnk Rosen Abby Silverstein Mm Dalton refieher Semud rou Hfirold Lobrec Edith Liebovutz Betsy Zurvnelle Lorrune Meyer Marilyn Chaklris Dnid Cohen Allen Meyer Donild Robles fh1rle5 Weinstein lnurllr rou Jim Snedigir jiniee Cnrblik Shirley Seott Boh Gunhiner Mirwin Rohbin Irfrlv mu Riymonel Fisher Bert Siger Dudd Baron iam hlillei lwlt llnee I Y Meye-r.jGliJri:i-Rate. Allen Cohen? Third rout: Irving Knfsky, 'Edwiiid Greenberg. Jogeph Snitkrilf, l-larry HB3 lint rou Ueft lo rfgbrl Florence Margolxs Theda GlnlSd Alun Mandelbaum Roslyn Thurston Mrs Wolfe n.achLr Semnd rnu Jewel XVu.ss Buerly Bookmm gl'lll'lLN Prnt: lsns bnpkm Iris Rockler Iullmn Qrhustu Rhodx Goodmwn Gladws Oglf. Sierra Pgnncr lrxrol Lu4.nsrun 'llnrd rou Wnllnam Davis Luus Mags Ku Kylf. Stuart Pnme-rams ihnrman Schuster Rulmrd l'mchLIl john Goodman Theodorn Hu-man Iourlh you Myrn1 Altsghulwr Suzanm Kadlson Bnxtrnu, I-ucrstcnn Shrrley Duprm ,lanu Ylmmuman llfth rou lsldorc Ratth1us Rnlind XVlLnLr JLHLFSOII Ford Drum Alper 4-ni' W L X THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY ll mmm llhllldfllj cmlv dzj Alffdua I zmau to rag laflmnzg ommfar and :ll lfmf sm If diner me may lm 111 a In hJa11dl J PJaml OJ Ozef 1113 lwmeuml' 07 imma I mlm R.1lm11f1l1zc nam are and mme! Im, Hou fhfillfdl I A411011 11 lm! ln dn? Om! rfzfdj and Nflllefl dlzllr 1X0 umzdu 1 lake rlecpzfzgf Izllr I7ll01llllIg7 170077 and Jlzll al 111011 ll Ill If cuz ladle my flgbff 111 llljfhlldf lclfuf wand am! lla ll .X live llllkI10ZllZ quazzfzly dolh lzpfmzn Ev: LYN LIPPMAN NAI lrnlx fum ali' , ' '. - 'H , 2 ,N f . 0 . ' ' . ' ' 'I ' 1 ' 1 . ' l v 'i AL' - ' ' . I ' Q A . A . :4 '.' 4 ' 4 . 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X 1 lumnr lg, I UI Pntturul above IS lovely Grate XValton rcuplent of the highest honor this school can bestow upon a gurl ue n of the Carnnvml A month of work the day h Malds of Honor as arrnved glaring lrghts blarmg nolse crowds and candy booths and prxzes the Lurtaln goes up the enghteen nmetnes are hack the chorus sxngs the show rs on the Harkness All Amerrcan Rockettes strut then' stuff M B H s terprschornan artnsts glvmg thenr all a pause and then some qunet the Queen and her court appear the three shows end wxth the beautiful LOI'0l'l2iIl0l'l CCYCITIOIIY I orlx In I 5 ll ' ' x ,... l ,, sf Q 2 L l ' L. . 4 i , W TNQ'-A:i,n x5 2' l The 1941 Iuniur-Seninr Pflllll Speakers Entertnlnment Bunting nn the lunlnrs und Senlnrs tugether This wus the 1941 lunlur Senlnr Prnm 21? X? 23, IGP 21? 213, X? IGP J W fm? ff W 1 tr xx b , myavl 2 Q? X vo X N. Q? QPNCU'-Ty X, vm 'L 'Exams O Es -X Wg' nm fl I xf of I A 6 Q Q C3 R 5 N R X X n U 5 I I X , ,K lf- X 4 wk X A jx X 5 I X I U , ll J S lull 10 Looc S H Snphnmnre tluss llfflters HIS years Sophomore class has prosed to be one of the most ambmous and progressne in the history of the school For the first time a Sophomore class has attempted to orgamze, to elect oliicers, to set up a code and establlsh tradntlons hkc the umors and Seniors At the head of thls cnergetxc group are the student council representatn es plctured above Burr Kaplan, oyce Vlfally Bob Xwolfson Sue Bcrson, Anne Lee Marshall, Ben Colllns, Sld Appel, and Ernest Rauch Besldes therr attempt at organlzauon they played an 1mportant part ln the to the State Student Councll Com entlon held ln the greater Mlamx area, and Sopho more representatives had a large share m planning entertamment for Mlaml Beach s part ln this conventlon The success of the newspaper salt was also largely due to the ellorts of Sophomores They may go on wlth the satlsfactlon of knowlng that they were one of thc most capable and progressne classes on record As unlors next year, they wnll be called upon to pllot two of the outstandlng events of the school year the Prom and the Carmval Thelr record surely quallfies them to undertake these projects and may they continue to cnyoy success ln the future 5 - 1F , S 7 . l I ' 9 U success of the student council this year. Two Sophomores were approinted delegates I 7 D A l ' 7 ' I 1 I urlj'-nigh! IOA-l-Ifirst mu' flell Io righn: Beatrice Ginsburg. Isabelle Mattingly. Joyce Wfally. Lorraine Saliter. Mrs. Jessie Menneken. teacher. Serond ruux' Helen Kassne-r. Jeanne- Mann. jaunita MacKinnon, Regina Green- berg, Renee Newman. Helen Kassel. Marcia Goldberg. Helen Moldofsky. Alice Sackheim. Goldie Nemirow, Gene Bushcll. Third row: Harriet Selik. Shirley Stock, lilaine lisplin, Laurettc Silverman, Ruth jacobs. Phyllis Green. Barbara Caplan. Barbara lrvinz. Charlotte Black. Iinurlb raux' Raymond Dulbs. Mark Brown. Abraham Goldrich. Fifth roux' Sheldon Gilbert, Fred Parks. Morton Kaufman. Eric Dawson. David Collet, julian Cohen. Leonard Luhin. qalf liar' : 495 I' xiii'-Q., ,,,,, , 1, V aggiszh. 7' i 5 .4 Q we 1-7 l0A 7 flrsl rou flefl lo nth!! Birbiri Gordon Ben lollins Pmmx Rosenberg jim Holmberg Mrs King Olviln Kelley Thomis Silverstein Hittle Gordon lhnd ron Rubin P1I1nt Stmley Goodmin Harvey Marbaeh Stinlex ShlPIl'O Myron Klein Morton Rosenbium Jerri Felin l'rmk Puffer Ted Hawkins jaek beiger lnmlb run See I nger Alin lNeuhius Bob M ilter Dnid Rosen 'Iom Qmtllvxood Bill Moore Herbert Leb Nui in fmlmz Bob Ienitr I rn It rum . l . ,i ' - r L T t V Ji - A if ' N f-L .j F I. , - ns i n 'A A F' ' ' 1: 5 .9 gl : ' 5 A 3 , , . ', 5 6 X , 9 l if . 'B 1 1 . J , Y-Y x Holni-es. teacher. Second mu-: Gertrude LBrown. Selma Seliecteri lrenel McDonald, ,Dorothy Wells. .Helen 10A-3-Ifirrl rnu' flrfft lo rlgbll: Fred Papcrt. Rita Znret. Bennett Lifter. Ernest Rauch. Mrs. Skinner. xeaeher. Seermd funn' Bette Gavenda. Muriel Gordon. Shirley Yaeger. Norene Syna. Maxine Hoffman. Lillian Rossi, Marion Qoldstein. Rae Crist. Marilyn Love. Third row: Dan Goldhagen. Bert Pyser. 'Theo- dorelliaiscr. Qhzirles Sherrnan. Gerald Keep, Norman Greenberg, james Carter. Fourlb rote: Kathryn Lhakiris. Patricia Girard. Larolyn Brimbetry. Lydia Kruger. Betty Rathbone, June Levy. Molly Penson. Fzftb rout Bernard Nadler. Charles Bod .ve-ll, Tom Hall. xiii lbgttx X Xxg. --... --+.,i N ,J 10A-i Pzrrl rou flefl In Hgh!! Dlelx Simon Connie Rothenberg Burt lxaplan Lorraine Brown Miss Addie Boyd teacher Sernud rou Arthur Littmm Henry ichorr Fstelle Moss Dorothy Fdelson Phyllis Blaurrce Bfilldred Nlgy Rosalie Siegel Harriet Tnpleis Barb xrx Brldfield Phyllis Berman Thelma Bland Fsther Gurtner jerry Deuble lbzrd ou Unrlotte Xurm Flnne Groner Ina Green Cynthia Apple white Rita Ey ms lwette London Helen Gusertz Helen Gnender Rnmond ieftell lonrlh mu Dnid Pearlman Dauel fsner ,liek D1 xmond Dnid Blkkhlili, Sewell Brounsteen Alan Kessler judrih Rlckox sky Grower lhilders Leon :rd Chirnms Irfly l Q rm . x h A. X u ,r 'Dx -it l . W 1' LUJ ' gf P xixvl I1 -v I 1 e I IOA-Selfirxt ron' Url! lu rigblff George NaeMullen. Maxine Bublitz. Sidney Appel. Fred lNIetrhik. Miss Nina Rickman. teacher. Srrwld roux' Sheila Brody. Gloria Gallivan. Renee Briekner. Selma Fuller. Carolyn Gainshurg, Edith Cohen. Katherine Harris. Third roux' james Dalhn. Roland Weintraub. Bob Ranagan, Robert Berk. Charles Friend. Bernard Moses. Burton Lindau. Daniel Farber. Marshall Giller. Ifourlb row: Lorelei Nierman. Miriam Kissil. Flora Bass. Charlotte XY!-inherger. Sally Gimhel. Lucy Price. Irene Steir. Filth roux' Harold Pero. Ned Spiesberger. Thomas Bell, Ari Gorshel. Sidney Kahn, jack Biichsbaum. Ted Teaney. ellbx -1- xtguu xx ' 1 Q af Et' lOBl Iirxt rail fleft to right! Murrn Bust Tuma Rubenstein Fed Nlilltr Suv. Berson Arthur Green Berman lonstance Fisenstun Hnnrw Th m7 'Nlr Iivernmort ttlthgr lbnd vnu Harxu I'iseng.rau Will iam Jlcobs Robart Spuser bxul Sth ur Lmrtnu. Luer Hzrrw Nuxm in SILYL Luensohn Andrew Hutchison lonrfb ron Arnold RllbOSIIL Mirilm C0hn.n Franum. lxlun buzannt Steiner ihlrlex Jacobi Lleanor Goldman Page bthreibu lrflb mu George Kunde Harm Armstrong Howard Horwitz Milton Berman jack Meier Murrzn Glasser Lerow Wkggenman lilly one N , s S S 'T 3 ba- I V 1 I s ,K ' - X x ,ei I T .3 r X, , , V , , ,- ,, , 3 '11 ,- - ' 5 vii , a ga it Q 9-A T L , r F, X . A J if berg. inland rouy' Boyd Faigenj Audrey Rackoiv. Shirley Patritk.iHenrieAtta Raniham. Ellenixllavitz, Symrna lUB'27Firif run' flefl In rigbffs Anne leigh Marshall. Edward Brudncr, Lcnorc Levine. Stanley Bloom. Mrs. Wilson. teacher. .Secrmd rung' Gloria Langfcldcr. Ellen Oppcnhcim. Selma Goldstein, Delores Dubbs Edith Dreycr. Rosemary Godcsky. Phyllig Turchin. Third ron: Fred Ast. Richard Kalman, Claire Deut- scher. Shirley Goldberg. Miriam Balhut, Patricia Flannagan. Stanley Hayman. Morris Schechter. Fourth ruir: Ray Brand. Bob Brand. Donald Crain. jatlc Doclorow. Harold Grcenberg. Fifth roux' Martin Butter. Stanley Heluwitz. Roy Avchv.-n. Bert Oshins. Earl Parco.-lls. f' ix dxf a. IOBG lin! ron Heir to rizblf Judith Goodman Howard XY Luburg Dorothx Fbelmesscr Robert Wfolf Markman Shirlew Leu Sillx Rin-ter ,lox Opozniutr Alun Hin lbzrd :ou june Simons Robert Hoi nick Mlrli Richardson Lorinda Dinh im be-xml lrntt Mirilm Luinc Mildred lxnapper Howard Levine. Iourtb ron Norman Schiff Leonard Kendw Malcolm l-vans Bxllx Opptnheim Frith ron Robert Gluser Andrew Zimet Jordan Klein Kharles Stein Arr iicgtl Bill iaundtrs I-:ln rua 4 ' ' if .1 1 7 I 1 wi . ' X ff' ,I A u ' J ' rm . G A W f D -Q 4 n J ' Q - rs ,fn v-1 ' - 1... Q, mn. iMrs. Shnielt, teacher.. Kecdnd min: Salvatore. Scialu, Frederica uh-lechlowdlilizabeth Riordan. Beverlyi I X JN ffm Tx lp! F mf ' I I CIIIC! Plfllllfl me I Ay lion llmn IIIUC t-do I x s ,f X r I ' Y- X K X ,-,,,. 2 . , , -- X 4 , I ,jpg- A rg X W, I I, I MTW - f 1 I f KW 1 1 N X wx x - X 1 N N XX - W yy, M' 79 f 'XAW X E If V Y, ,. , III!!! ll 1.111 I l'H V911 I . f0l.S'I.Si'Ull l'.V IIS Z ffyyll' l'll!f' of KIIWI' Ill' ffl .'L'1'N lIH'. ' ' 1 C!l'l'VE'S 1 ff U The Iunlnr High Studentglnuntll RIC HARD IINK Pwmleflt 7 PHII GALLAGH ER Secfehny X 'K RWM' JOYCE WOLFFE lN1ORTON BTORROW l nc Pfesldcuf 'lfearmef NIRS SMIFH Spouxm I lb a source of prldc II ldx M lflsher umor Hlgh School to h uc student gox crnment lt lb thc task of thc Student Council, the goxcrnmg body of student rcprescn taucs, to handle all school busmcss Numerous progresslxc steps haw been mtroduccd by this ycars group headed by Presldent Dlck I'1nk Outstandlng among these was a well organized traffic con trol system whlch has remedxed the congestxon ln the corrldors between classes Lunchtlme and after school dances were well recenved innovations whlch met with much success More varlety was added to the assembly programs and home room parties were lnaugurated Hats off to this hard working group 11113 foul I l 'f l , l X .s .wk ,rq f ' fr y af s . I . L X ff, ., 'fl 'Q ' 5 Q k mi, wx N n X 'le 4 f' . ,- . I ' , ' . h . . 5 ll -. .2 2 J , . f . ' ' 1 I ' A N 1 5 ' a Y A ' ' A A x ' A . , ' , 1 . V .' A t . 1 ' --'fa- - , fa G A af A' l'lRSI 5l:Ml:STl:R COUNCIL Ifirxl rnu' Hell lo rigblls Norton Namrow, joyfe XY'olff, Dick Fink. Phil Gallagher. Mrs. Smith. Sponsor. Sevrnld rfmg- Bertram Wfarshaw. Robert Glasser. Carl liller, Elinor Goldman. Lovey Friedman. Barbara Barnett. Gloria Mantell. Betty Wfeintrauh. Barbara Tubis, Sanford Sprimz. Lee Sorgie. Third rouu' Barry Bonwir. Stanley. Jonas. Shepard Faber. Stanley joel Levine. Andy Mann. jim Hawker. Robert Levy, Bob Brand. David Kaplan. l nurlh rnrr: Bob Bronner. Tread Cuvington. Charles Stern. Charles Courshon, Daniel Carey. 'Nuy as r sb 1 fl,-J SPCOND SIHMIHSII-R COL NCIL hand lint run flafl In Illbfl Morton 'Nnnrow mu. XY'olH Dull link Phil C xllxg.hLr Mrs Smith Bronston Anne Bruu. Miller ,In Robinson Almn Luxnson llJnd :fu beorgc. lxlun l'd Michelson Sranlu jonls jimmxv. Hudlu Don Mngrson Robert Glasser Loxu l'ru.dman Ruhxrd Quxuk Harold Wunberg Mxron IL Hour Iourtb mu Pane Silas ,lone Aronouu Blanthn 'Ixltr haw. Wittenberg Smnlu lxunis Leonard 'Irusur btanlu ,lou Luxne Daud lxxplan Judith hm Ifflb mu Stanley Nanks Rznmond Goldstun l.h1rles Lourshon Paul Mackay Malun Rnthlun F1111 me I - . I A 1 , J., S l I AA X, 1 7, , fl r 9' ' . U 1 'I , I V , '.1' , V l' I VW A 1 gi 4,6 4 :Z l ,E '. '14, , ,N - 4 - 1 . . , . . , sponsor. .Sernud rnux' Priscilla Dale, Shepard Faber. Dayid Poslganger. Sey moar joffexjales fjrkin. Walter 'IA-l-Firxl run' llefl I0 righil: lidwzird Micht-Iso, Mary Greenberg, Fllen Cohen. Sl't'llIId roux' P. G. XY'hitc. teacher: Laurel Rosenbaum. Annette Peddyl Roslyn Kahn. Audrey Gelb. jackie Robbins, Dorothv Guggenheim, Elaine Snyder. Frances Ginsburg. Third rmr: Jerome Langer. Robert Epstein. Edwin lNliller. Bernard Sims. Robert Scialo. Saul Genet, Nathan Cohen. Bob Bronner, Bernard Schandler, Maurice Wein- berg, l'onrrb roun' Marvin Pearlman. G1lQ'llCH Wfhitc, Lois Roscnblutt. Madeline Newman. Dorothy Nucleo- witz. Jeanette Mazursky. Barbara Lewis. XVultcr Morrell. Alfred Rosenberg. Iiiflb ron: Calvin Abcrle. lirzmk Myatt. Tom Bridger. James Morris. Hownrd Blumenkranz. ,s- a x X ....b. UALB. UA First rou lleft to rzghlj bylwm Ringltr Dorothy Goldstein Stanlex Leung Edith Sghulnmn Jour. Biel .Second ron Mrs Smith tcirhnr Pexrl Spitgcl Dora lxrichewsky Lathrynt Bradshaw Min Lou Albury Muriel Grossman lhIll LCllI'L l-rink llazrd rou Bernard Bernstein Harold Yamron Murun Hdder Julmn Benlamln Don Mfidulluugh Pull Nigel Iomrb rou Larol Sarerky lNI,irlorlL Frtedmln Arlene Rose Frances Kaufmun Helen1 Ruphuel Shirlu J Cohen Vlary Ann james Ixfih rnu ihurles iourshon Irwin ichwartz Dirk l-ink NI rvin Whitman Fd Resnick Alvin Rosen Fugene Solomon Julim l'.itru.k Flin .tw 1 i Q I i g J l . 'V Q J, i I Q K Ik ' , . A ' 1 bf' 1 .RNA , if wh x M 1 'fd 'bag Q A Nh . Q! A - 75+ . C I' . , . . N 5 .. - Y l - ' i I ' 4 . Q r R I , . Q V J ' v X 1 tif A . l B' ,- ii 14 N, T I 'vwjjiggg f - ' E- 4 L Q .X , , . -I r ,Y - s fb .L . 5 f f, . - LW' X -14 ' . ' I. ' . ' , . 5 V ' ' w I- V' .. ' V . N I... 'IA-5-Firxl rou' llefl Io rigblls Sum Rosner. Blarvin Rothlein. Lee Sorgie. Sue Flynn. Fthel Rosmtm. .Semnd mir: Miss Margaret Gilkey. teacher: Ijorienne Feuer. Ruth Wfunder. Rosalie Sepin. Peggy Stewart. Phyllis Guinsburg. Helen Harris. Annu Rubin. Ryfa Goldman. Evelyn Ehrlich. Henriette Reisner. Third fllllk' Martin Gooen. Leon Franklen. Sheridan Kimmel. Jimmie Mack, Gilbert Juuobs, Arthur Riesenburg, Kenneth Zitomer. Fourth mu-: Arthur Stark, Dan Goodman. Stanley Dry. joseph Kanter. Edgar Bernard. Arthur Stelzer. Leonard Baskin. lfiltb roun- Phil Gallagher Bob Coplun. Willitim Nagy. Alun Chussner. Herbert Frankel. Edmond Epstein, Frank Costzmtino, Bob Blount. 'JA 4 Hrs! rou llefl lo right! Vtuan Shapiro Faye XY'ittLnhLrg Glorit Linden Yetoud rnu Irene Turk Ailten Tarrou Lolita Mxttlaman Fsttlle Jostpher Mrs Clement teuher Josie Barnes Wfhite Slywia Berk Myron Lo.BoxLr Bennett Rogers Dani I Btoidt Fl: Breger Hihu bilxu lourlln run Bernice Wfolfson Dxora Faber Joan lxantcr Frantcs Briscoe Rae Allene Lili Zeffert Gordon 'Nuce Frank beiler ltftb mu Arnold Landesman Daytd Douer Jack Zirker Sonny Neham Robert Qtkolsky Martin Rosenberg Did. Longfalder George Peroru Fdwin Wirsing Fifty :erm i man. Hylu Billowitz. Mildred Ilatifer. Third fJll'.1 Peter Morris.L5eynlourFdelstein. Dontiltl Iliirschner. 9A-iflfirsl rou' Hell to rigbll: Lincoln Brown. Ann Avery, Clifton Pawley. Sernud rouz' Rim Hynuin. Suzanne Sturm. Roberta Collier. Evelyn Edwards. Patricia Kovins. Harriet Brodsky. Peggy Sanford. Madelin Martin, Mrs. ouise Stuart. teacher. Third row: Charles King. Lewis Sheliar. Sam Frankenstein. Blanche McGrath, Patricia Sugar. Patricia Rosicki, Gloria Lee. Robert Hoerger. Wallace Bishop. Fourth rouz' Marjorie Berman. jane Liebling, Isadora Margolis. Julia Jacobs. Barbara Kip, lrene Nordyke. Shirley Van Voorhees. Fifth f0H'.' Billy Mills. Henry Sutton Norman Rose. David Moldafsky, Jimmie Sills. Tread Covington. Allan Sheehan. Robert Bowman, Van Kussrow. 9A 6 Fzrst rou Ile!! to rzgbn Donald Hston Donald Kipl n Riu XVainLr Helen Greenberg Leonard Treister Beverly Kamins Semnd mu Gail H immond Davis teacher Muriel Rediktr Alberta Kalish Marolyn DuBrin Lillian Cohn l'lOI'Cl'lCL Booxbaum Miriam Cone Florence Fishbine 'lbzrd rou Edward bidnty Cohen Fourlh ron Doroths Marv Sonya Musilviut Muriel Massin Luulle Ruhard Carol Miner Roslyn Miller Patricia Steiner Muriel Costo Bun Vifeintraub Fzflb mu Laurence Rodan Allan WOIH Herbert Rubin Jerri Karpf Burton Belenky Edward Lewien Harold Tager Niel Schiff Stephan Rosenberg fifty uvbl Baker, Robert Lowenthal. Filibert MQ. viaaimif'icafg.'ca1m0fe'4Bmwar. Erich sdhigiie, Narhah Gqller. UBI-lfirxl rmr llefl lo right. wuledl: Alma Levinson. Blanche- Tyler. Daniel Gtlrey. lfiml ron' filuudiugl: Gus lffthimion. Louis Conde. XYf'illiam Deteviler. XVillizim Taggart. Bernard Rosenblntt. Stanley Kunis. Harold Herman. Paul Fried. Robert Br.idie. Miss Mary Louise Merritt. sponsor. Second rouu- Judith Saul. Joyce Liman. Dorothy Kubay. Dorothy Drury, Dorothy Lee Dilts. Estelle Anker. Elise W'einstein. Mary lfrf1i:f1e'eLsi Third rnuy' Herbert Sager. Louis Gurtnmn. Raymond Lyons. Stanley Sneks. Jerome Lundy. L11 or n . IB Inxf you Hel! lo Illbff Lona K ohen H :told Wfelnberg Mfittw Coles Bills Lakin Seeoud rot: Fster lx ist.m Doris Smith Jeanne Perse Barb ir 1 Tubis H irriet Br mnstein Thelmi Stevens Marilv n Green Miss Istelle Monteomerw te uher Ihnd mu Murrn Iei,.,enbl itt Martin Bernstein Arehie Blum Pxtrlelu Morrison Aileen XVells M irilwn Bernstein Ann Knmbel Audrex XV iehtel Lois Stlwer Bernard H ilpern flflfl you l red K1ii.,on I on ird Wfhr AI in NI ireus Arthur August ldv ird XY'eiss Philip L isl ix sin Ilflx mm l 1 3,-?2 - - , U. ' . 3 .' . 4 - . ' - . I - -V . ' 'L ' . f ' . ' 1 -. ' 1 1 2 '- t ' -i . ' 2 . ',' Bralford. Alfred Lux.-Jesse Simon. Jack Shermtin. Robert Ifleymun. Boris Rziekonsky. liunrtb rmr: Francine N i -i Q .. '. ti L . .' l .l .qv i- .b ' ' ' I ' . ' '.' I ' it ' . ff X . I l i i . 7 . v Yi A- . 'ili-5-Ieirsl mu Hel! or rigblix Raymond Goldstein. Robert Levy. Ben Bronston. Ruth Frankenstein, .Scrnud mu: Mr. Harold Ruby. teacher: Gerald Lerman. Leonard Harber. Richard Katz. Frieda Ankus. Gloria Rosenfeld. Patricia Craig. Nannette Rodgers. Jules Levin. David Tobin. Arthur La Tour. Third r-nu: Irving Berkowitz. Joyce Fleischer. Florence Fllner. Caroline Cherry. Rhoda Zilf. Florence Rosenfeld. Bernice Lnzinsky. Bevy Hohlfeld. Joe Evans. lfonrlh mu: Stanley Rocklield. Charles Mester. Martin Stein- berg. Paul Mackey. Fred Stein. B llrtf rnu flefl lo rrebll june Meter ordin Rizer .Second ron Htrwev Goldstein Perry Mihler time Hill Ibzrd :nu llirriet Belfer Ruth lriedmin Sewmour klein lirrv Dunn Philip Lalof Paul Steinman Nlirilxn Cielfonel Helm: Lum M irilxn Cohen Mr 'Vlebrith te ieher lnurlh ruu Andres Stupell Don ild Anderson Martin Amtlt Abe Simet Ired Le Drew Herbert Ixebeek Robert Berf.. Szxlv ' - me -' P F? A. . ' t' vii , i 'V , 4' ' f I . 4 , 1 I - Q Sylvia Gorber. Llzxire Hornreiet. Claire Berman. joan Platt. Phyllis Painter. Sully Lelthman. Hillel Balser. Di ' 4. H' ' A A' ' '. I 2 .1 j . ' 8A-l-Pin! mu' Ile!! lo rightls Robert Glasser. Marvin Manheim. Eugene Ginsberg. Martha lihstein. Carolyn Tannen. Xecorid roun' Paul Meidenherg. Joyce Wfolff. Adele Margolis. Gloria lilrod. Rosalyn Noble. Edward Greenleaf. Murray Malter. Third rr1u'.' Philip limmer. ,lay Berkouritz. lirwin Rolf. Llor- timer Cohen. Richard Light. Macy Brenner. Marvin Rosenkranz. Mrs. XY!-lhon. Teacher. ronrtb row: Annette Vitsky, Annulies Bell. Sally Levin. Charlotte Frank. Miriam Fc-it. Doris Xweinhergcr. Blanche Teichman. 1-'iftb ruun' joseph Moldofsky. Rogers Cosper. Ernest Xlfulfinan. 8A 7 lrrrl rnu Hel! In rlebtl jim Hmker 'Ninn lreedmin Don Muerson Irwing leiteh Yecnud rou briee Blount Te leher Glorli Greenberg, joy Bur llnne Israel Iorrnne Adler lxelin lxorm in s x Bills Peretzmin Piul lerber Albert 'Niirkus Albert Neigll Iom Smith Inmlh rou Greti Berk Mireille lxlufmin Dorii XVQIIIHIIII Mirilxn Rphen Rose Cnlvber liflb lou lred Llpirdn Herbert Rosenhluth M irun hoodniin Bob Bonwit Szxlm one hlilllieent livantash, Arlene Vlfeiss Third ruux' ilerry Blilnli. lliinnelllhlariini David Chapnian. Raul Kanev: 8A-5-lfirsl mu' flelt Io rigbtl: Nancy XVilliamson. Phyllis Dye. Annie Bruce Millner. Nancy Hunks. .81-fond rouv Karolyn McFarland. Kathryn McFarland. Allan Jacobs. Herbert Lottman. George Taylor. Ched Richardson. Robert Payton. Hugo Spitz. Mr. Hicklantl, Teacher. Third row: Barham Smith, Betty Arundell. Charles Vischi. Evelyn Schuttcrle. Emmie Lou Bourne. Carolyn Greene. jacquelyn Lee. Suzanne Gilette. Shirley Hall. Fourth muy- Fred Gun1blu, Hurry Compton. Victor Lownes, Henry Dreyfus. Stephen Glass, Howard Senior. HA A lzrst ron flefl In fulfil Norman Duns Ruth llertzm in mtg Aronouu l-ntl lou Seumd rou Betts Kahn joyte Kortldnd Ndnette Lholmtr lxelyn Stuu Butrly Benl 1mm Ihnd 1011 Mr Hllgen Leipuner Lea. Harris l'dvmrd Ptnson Ltounirtl Holltntltr I-nmlla rou Betty Sthindltr l1rolc Gibbs Fleanor Djmil Ruth lxohl L1 irilyn Frmk Mit Rose Cohtn Minnie Bobick jour. Yimmrmm Ffflh ron Daxid Baum Herbert klhn Sumour Gorxin Alun Atlfis Albert Ruger R1lph Sn0df.,r.xSS Sixh lun ' Q 3 t' ' z Q ' 1 .J, - - 5 I -. - dorf. teacher: Saunders' Kohzln. Seymour Leyin. Gilbert liraxnk. Sinnford Sprintzq. Jay jmlqff, -Laurence XA-5-Hn! rnu' Hell to rigblf: Willianm Haddad. Dorothy Vander Linden. Wfillinm Laahbrook. Second rouu' Walter Bronston. Patsy Miller. Ruth Gurtner. Ruth Gold. Beatrice Gottfried. Beverly XY'olfe. Marilyn Kay. Nancy Golan. Third mum' Martin Yelen. Harold Rubin. Allen Bver. Milton Oshins. Matthew Ncstler. Howard W'agman. Don Smith. Phillip Knobel. Ifnurlb mu-.' Dave Handel. Robert Copeland. Max Doonief. Jerald Broyman. Paul Staples. Marxin Finger. Barry Bonwit. Stanley Cohen. XA6 fnrl rou Heh In rlgbtl XX alter Lwnn Ruth Rosner Stmley Jonas Scrnud rou Truly Nolen Robert Frnna. Luullt 'lurthin Sheila Lung Gtrtiude lrrmke Fdith Brotkmm Bxhutt Imenson Robert Pranune Buker Audru H nnkoH Marie Phillip: llt mor lru lattlle Shapiro Shirlu lNLwhLrg lourtb ruu Slnford lxohn Martin Cutler lrwlng Illia Willixm Lmdxu Rlehtrd 'Notes Spanner Pero John Flstlc Szxlu thru I Hart. Jerome XVL-xler. Misa Lockhart. teacher. Third ruuu' jane Gordon. Ada May Salus. June Stern. HB-IW!-'irst mu Neff Io rightly Gerald Gordon. Morton Namrow. Wilmaa josephthal. Edward Blumenthal, .Sevond roux' Evelyn De XVitt. Gloria Mantrell. Jacqueline Freeman. Marilyn Madan. Lyn Luhin. Roberta Heyman, Third rnu: Vivian Gauisa. substitute teacher: Fred Horne. Myron Sall. Edward Bickow. Danny Kohl. ,lack Sayer, Joseph Leifer. jerry Slesinger. Lawrence Adler. Herbert Nadler, Ralph Levin. Fourth muy- Eugene Gruber, Harold Shore. Alma Kurten. Marilyn Horowitz. Pearl Sapero, Aileen Miller. Renee Gclbfxsh, Marcelle Glickshurg. George Miller. No! in pirfnre: Miss Massie Lane. teacher. P' 4 ' fr' --al fl XB7 Ffrri rou lrml Qlhlff George lxlun Hazel Heller Yecond rnu Kenneth Dwrs Selig Rubin Arrhur Cohen Harold Burl: Fmanuel Ynneh George iohen Hirold Xwarshavsslu itanlu Drillick Miss Hudson teacher lhnd ron Iranuenm huh Glidws Lipshulu Amttv. Greenfield Birbtri Wasson Glorn Mmdelbium Audru lrind Cilnrii link Dorothy Miehelson Doris Hurst Constmu Cullom fourth ron l'dvs lrd Hall Janus Crews Sindford 'Nluu Bernird Bltlfllkh jeromr lrldmin How lrd Gllbnrt HIFVCW Cohen Pull btoukert Snlx four .' V Q f K ' Q I . 1 , .1 N ' 1 0 n If i ' 'Q sf ji 9 2 44 y V V . . , 5 Q J. H .. a y .- 'H - y. ' 1 - - Q -1' .ef .41 5' ly, e an ' A r,. W . , , f M- ld av W . 4' , - ,, . - V Q' ., y W - f ' ' ' . Y .1.' ' ' - . . h ' ' '. I . J . . ff- 1 '1 v- ' -I' . . ' . . Q 2 2 I 1 . '1 2 ' 1 . 7 . ' 'L 7' '. ,' ' . . I a l . 5 1 'z . ' I ' fa l 3 ' 1 ' ' . ' ' 7' 2 . 'a ' . 1 .' f ' , 1 i ' ' ' ' . HB-5--liirxl mu' flefl to rigbtlx Judith Fine. Adele Cowen. Vivian Schaeffer. Anna Nathanson. Semnd rou-: Marilyn Miller. Jean Adler, Billie Clark. Patsy Alburg, Lorraine Green. Dawn Connell, Harriet Fiet. Gloria Armstrong. Marilyn XVishner. Thelma Dechnvitz. Miss Laura Conrad. teacher. Third rouz' Phyllis XY'eissel. Helen Peoples. Marie Petree, Bernice Dubler. Joyce Lichtenstein. Dorothy Christie. Muriel De Km-en. Fourth roun- Philip Wzinger. Abraham Weintraub. Norman Librawitz. Melvin Kalenstein. Robert Harmak. Bertram Wfarshaw. Al lnil ruu Hell lu rrehll Pdith bolin Danny Resz Rubwn ihester Gloira Cohen Barbara hre stone Stroud :ou lomell Levine Jill Cummins Haine Darfnrm hlarexl Re lmer Phyllis Sehnall Joan Stern Robert: Bohrod Buddy 'Ieieh Gladys ioldren teaeher lbrrd rou Mieltey Steinberg Maxwell Huhlitz Riehirel Bovser Jerrx Seftell Melun lrumltes Paul Goodman Harry Gordon Muriel Goldberg lomth :rm Rosllxn Goldstein MKII lee levy Bxrblra Ann l'rumltes Adele Lifter Henrlet Goldman Marilyn lhellnder Glorli ftelus llune lri lt lfftb ron Herbert Silxerstein Norton Segal Norman Bloom Julius Ser Sixty lu L i l l l l A t Q .R N V '.'-' '2 V- I .u tf- t. 'i' 'I' '--six .' . ' v 1 'TA-Zhfirsr mu- Hell In rigbllx John Throne. joan Brick. Lovey' Friedman. Louanna Harkness. .Suomi rouu' Ted Cohen. ldeal Norantonio, Thelma Fife. Leah Pearlman. Arlene Solomon. Dolores Taylor. Marcia Sahel. Helen Mamber. Murray Silverstein, Mrs. Orpha Ruttenbur. teacher. Third row: lrwin.Go0en. Allan Rockler. Allan Abess. Conrad Klein. Irving Tick. Richard Stone. Gilbert I.evy'. Ronald I.eyy'. Wilbur Fried' Son. lfonrlb ruux- Jeanne Becker. lylary Nancy' Fllison. Patty' Selway. Maxine Hofmann. ,laekie Rosen. Vivian Glass. Ruth Freedman. Barbara Homer. l'ifIlJ rmr: Alvin Wfarshaw. Daniel Xwaitzel. DavidALutsky'. XY'illiam Arnold. Robert Herman. No! piflured: Syclell Goldfarb. Janet McCurcly'. Joyce Zipt. A S lzrxt ron Pmlrnc Svs artz Gilbert Schvsaru Richard Quick Raymond Attanasio Second ron Newton Kerman Paul Pemman jacqu linc Hcrzog Rita Zalkin Filccn lscnhcrg Nita Loss Syril lxaplan teacher Iwerut Wfalshon Babette Blarlxs Betty Yholtz Tama Manlxes Ninn Ginsburg Jocelyn Planick Diane Hass Slum Fromberg Betty jane Henry Irmrlb ron Jimmie Rose Gem Burnscd Lewis Backs Lee Peikes Andy Mmn Stanley Berman Richard Pclton bzxly an Norma Chaplain: Irma Elderg. Rogalie -Lewin. Alan' Wfegtin. Frank' Nathen. Third ren: Ri Cornelius: 'A--4-Ifirxl rou' Uelt In rigbll: Alan Fox, Barbara Barnett. Priscilla Dale. .sl.'liUPId roux' Kenneth Berry. George Perrnchct. John Davis. Al Frank, Adnlf Dryer. Robert Preble, Henry Mangcls. Danny Rowlands. Ford Malmin. George Johnson. Third ruuu' Lucretia Snyder. Nancy' lidens. jane Bennett. Dorothy Cooper, Joyce Kerzin. janet Kreuger. Edna Lee lihelmesser, Nancy Jacobs. Natalie Schiller. Juanita Taylor. Beverly Peterman. Miss Duey, teacher. lfonrtb row: Billy Elgin. ,lane Julian. Betty Fordin. Barbara Bell. Dolores Galler. Sally Rich, Frank Caplan. Fifth rouu' Dean Davidson. Stanley Levinson. Dick Fullerton. Kenneth Kraebel. fs: F-fr, n 'I' ' v 4: A3 I-Iffl ruu flefl tn rrzblj Glcnn Smith ljllld Poslcanzer Qari Haacllxorn 'leddx Grunsuin SELUPIJ Audru Ludncr Carol Hirris Shirlu Gcrstun lhnd rnu Rhea Siplun Pulwn Tischlcr ,lem Ll lausi Ctrl Hlcr llarrx Lvorodthaln Allan Lnllantz Harold Shiffman M155 Spcncc teacher lourlh rou Ruth Adclaon Sandra Broun Ruth Stone-broker Bernice Leiune Ruth Zeitlin Anna Reingold Ndarx Rollit lifm ron lrdvnin l-sherger Charles Andrtvus Llrich Watts Harlan Felder Bernard Teithman Marvin Number Srxlx .vez en i l ' , ' 4' L , ' ' W 1 -iid V IA -i' v . 1 X In ,fx ' cr , ,' 1,- ' , . ,i 4 ' , ' 4 I , - ' . I X,- Y' 4 Y 'IP 5 V U . I , .., I , - . 1 :::Q1',51 ' , , 1 , ,Q ., N . ' ' , mil-,ixnnabelle Xltfald. Selha 4Miller, Ph,-Ilia. Failcqclg. Sylvia Seleviin.. 'Beteriy 'Newriiam Lydia Burltoyvitg. 'A-1+FirxI rnuu' Bab Wfatstein, Shep Faber. Paul O'steen Il. Seymour juffe. Scworlri rnux' Auron Rifkin. David Blatt, Norman Kassel. Arnold Sutton, Raphael Yavneh. Howard Kramer. Arthur Bleemer, Larry Korson, David Gorshel, Billy Reier. Third rouu- Morton Greenwald, Shirley Adelman. Mildred Siegel. Florence Sissenwine, Rita Krosskone, Grace Dolid. Virginia Supplee. Mary J. Rand. ,lane Speiser. Virginia Chakiris, Freda Barish. Yvette Koppel, Arthur Schneider. Mr. Frison. teacher. Fourth roun' Roy Grundner. julian White, Hinda Chancer. Gloria Goodkind. Rita Chernoff. Gladys Levin. Allen Caldwell. Bernie Milstein. Ml v Wg In if Nw!! -1-CPN Bl hrs! rou Edward Jophc lxatharine Pcrerbman jules Arkm Aux: Shcdroff Second ron Flocrncve Kawalsky Sandra Goldberg Rowent Rosenberg Stanlu klein Robtrt Btrnttt Milton Tcndler Herbtrt Glass Blossom Mandelberg Florentt Aptel ,Ioan Mueller Tbnd mu Corinne Kollinger Audru Marx Gloria Marger Roslvn Wallith Cynthia Pinto Frma Edelman Rema Jackson Ruth Alrschuler Mis Lawther teacher Fourth rou Michael Kurzroc Lucille Yuran Barbara Pearlman Pearl Feinstein glfgnlor I-seller Morel Moore Joanne Kohn Bernard Becker Ivftb mu Bob Freedman kenneth lxuignan evi ow Sun FILII, ,r H s I 1 - i : 1, 4 I fp ' ,. A. ,. . ,, ,, 'V' , A . . lax-'3' ' V t D Q , D- trim, M gg M -, -1 ' ' 'i '. il..'f'1f k'n'-f ',g '.- Y' . , . . , 1 J V f , ' 4. . 3? U 4 'e A n , 0 . G V it . - - , . i -I 'br 1' 'I K ' . 1 -' r' 12 S A A r I- A ra ' f 1 . vt R Q K' 1 ,.- ' .4 Q . 2 1 Q ' . . x A A I . ll B-2-First ron' flelt to rigbtjn Eugene Chekanow. Zina Singer. Helene Milhouer, john Yordamlis. Second row: Gilbert Bruneman, Robert Friedman, David Fried, Delores Levine, Charlotte Rohan. Barbara Hurner, Evelyn jabin, Sheila Spiesel. Gloria Lichenstein. Seymour Ostrofsky, Wfilliam Altman. Mrs. New- some, teacher. Third rouz' Marcus Ahramovitz, Nell jones, Harriet Bressler. Bernard Hutter. ,lack Silver- man, David Lnufe, Ethel Mazer. Barbara Keller, Philip lingelherg. lfnurtb ruuz' Bille Horne, Max Grulke. Lorraine Kahlenberg. Irma Schwartz, Betty Robertson. joan Stahl Necker. Roberta Apfelberg, Charles Naness. Buddy Rose. 'vw B5 lzrsl rou Hel! to right! Henrv Moore George Xvoodvsard jltlx Delk ,law Robinson Lul Appel Lois Wien Plorenu, Kamil Joyu. Gimbel Seimm' mu Tohx Bogan lun hahn Howard Tanenbaum Daniel Kirsch Don l'riedm1n Christopher Larrimore Leon Sirkin Fnid Delf Miss ,lean Christian teacher lbzrd rou Gloria Gottfried Rosalie Busa Herbert Karpas Don Mcfarthw Frank Costa Derek Dunn Rankin Morris Fogenson Doris Mauch Snti mm. i U-.W .-,--L r V .pl , - .3 .J n.,-'Z -4. 'L x W r f K v S -1 , . ' 4. . V .. ' . ,. ,. N A-. . -. .- ' . '.' . ' , . t . .1 ,'. ' . . - .Sn entp '74-1074 dw Hgfvu 6811? .1424 Jil ul.. IIIITIUITIES C fi K F fl J J TH ESPIAN SOCIETY lfirsl ron' flell In rigbllx Gilbert Dunbar. Grace Wfalron. Larry Schwab. Muriel Neufeld, Bill Stubbs. Semud roum llerherr Le Boyer. Marsha Harris. Butch Lacer. Marion Barbour. Lester Moore. spam. Nor pin-uredf Mrs. Muriel Rush. sponsor. Lila Green- Q7 is 'IHL LATIN CLLB Fzrst ron Beatrice Wellnrskxn lx1thLrxne H'1rrns Dons Lmdfnu Fl: Gcrsten Second ron Maxine Hoffman Snlly Cnmbel Maxine Bublnz Barbara Gordon Bern Welntraub Tbzrd Vu lan Feld rou Nor:-ne Svnd Marun Wfhnmm Karl Popper Fm. Dawson Ruhdrd Popper Irwmg Lenbson June Lundberg Miss Ellls sponsor Ser c ull six , . ' L , 0' , 5 ' ! . V X' ,r ' 4 f 4 1 L e Q . - L 4 F, x ' Mm, x .4 ' 7- ' 1 V. ' ' 4, .4 L' - . IICTIUITIES A H I f fl 174 ffl 1 X , X , If zz , f X X 1 f j X . X X, -.CIJKJIJIY 1,0 vqjf'Ul'fll.l'. vfjllfflfjll Q Hill! ell K I-SSUK lf' gl'l'KY Hill! lllflflp PIII Cfg' BFI. Butch Lacer Ruth Wolkow slu ne President Treasuer Lula Greens an Ann Cassel urrexpondnlg ecrelan Recording feerelar Flrst Semester Student lnnutll The first semester student council wlth Belvm Trledson as its presldent succeeded nn carry mg out mans new ldeas for a better student government Outstanding among these lnno tations was the xotmg for student body offncers by means of a xotxng machlne rented from the cm for a two day wotmg perlod Only those students vsho had registered slx weeks prior to the date of election were ehgnble to vote The poll tax was abolished and the constltutlon was revrsed m order to permlt better orgamzatton more llke the c1ty state and national goxernments The councll recommended the abolmon of llbrarv passes and the suggestion was acted upon by the llbarxans and the school board In addltlon to revxsmg the system of stu dent government, the organization trled to tmprove sex eral establlshed departments The Lost and Iound department functioned more efficrently permanent fixtures were made for the carnnal booth the fire drlll system was reorgamzed nn order to assure qulcker and safer clearance of the buxldmg, and more dances were held ln the patlo lror their reforms and lmprovements they xull be remembered as one of the most am bltxous councils ln the history of the school .Set em, fun V I w. . ef, . l .K 1 s u 1 1 , , , - , 1 -Y ' , ' - ff - f- 1 4 A A 1 V l 1 , - , , 4 . - - r V., . - , 9 . . , . , . 6 ' ' A ' ' ' , ,..,., A . . . , . 1 - 1- - . , 1 1 1 . ,' 1 -1v1, 1' - ' , I ' 4 ' r- 1 1 7 1 , 1 , f - 7 fy 7 ' -I ' Al . A 1 ' 3 l . 1 . 1- 1 1 1 1 , I X. , ' 1' 1 -I 1 - 1 .1 -.gv,., . , O T , SEIIIIIIII sElllE5tEl' sfllllelll Cllllllllll The second semester council spent a gre It part of its time planning for the entertain ment of delegates to the convention of the Florida Association of Student Councils, held ln Miami March 27 30 Suggestions for the betterment of student government were ev changed by the various representatives Among ldeas adopted by the delegates was the daily pledge of allegiance to the flag Butch Lacer, the president of the second semester council, conceived the idea of Stu dent Day for which plans were made ln an effort to arouse greater interest and gain better support, council meetings were thrown open to those homeroom members who were interested in visiting the sessions revised the student Guide Book for next ye lf In order to meet expenses incurred by the publication of last years book the counell sponsored a series of money making events dances, a variety show, the sale of school stickers, a drive to colleet old newspapers and an auction sale Ihese projects were undertaken ln addr tion to the regular responsibilities with which the council was entrusted They were truly 1 group representative of our student body and characteristic of the American system of government Prexldent Kenny Davidson Ruth Wolkowsky Vice Prexzdent Marion Barbour Correxpondmg Secretary reasurer X' nn Cassel Retordmg Secretury Setenly three I , - U V . x , ' . ' . , , V im u n 1 - . , ' V 'x . . x . - ' ' 'I' A committee appointed by the president X -, - ,, A ,, W- Mgiiif . . , . ' . ,- , ' .. ' . 1 ' A' r 3 ', . , 2 . X , 1 .- . 1 . 1 1 - ' 4 I A 1 N 1 i . 1 ' Il ru mu tlts Department The dramatic department, under the direction of Mrs Harold Rash, started a very successful year by presenting three one act plays Not Qulte Such a Goose, Little Prison, and Lets Move the Furniture In November a three act play, Headed for Eden, was produced and presented before a large and enthuslastnc audience The department assisted with the annual junior Mmstrel presented in December to three crowded audlences Two radlo plays, Th Black Cat by Edgar Allen Poe, and The Christ mas Carol by Charles Dickens, were presented over the school radio dent council, two one act plays, The Wedding and Printers Ink were produced by members of the dramatncs classes Twelve Good Men and True and Poor Aubrey two other one act plays, were also presented June Mad a comedy in three acts, was chosen for the senior class play Two per formances were given in May, each before a capacity crowd The students who enrolled in the dramatlcs class this year were particularly fortunate tn receiving fine instruction and much valuable experience which brought out the best of thetr talents Miami Beach High School will long remember this years presentations for their enter tamment value Iefl Io rrgbf HI pulure Lila Greenspan Butch Later Lester Moore Bette Hazen Marlon Barbour Gilbcrt Dunbar Nor pzctured Marsha Harris Fsrelle Zucker Bill Stubbs, Herbert Le Boyer, Cynthia Read Flsa Youngs, Maru. Merritt Margaret Fbelmesser Mona Rubm Howard Pearl, Belvm Frledson Set ents four F, ., Hs.. ,,., . .. , , - MRS, HAROLD RASH In collaboration with the junior High stu- , . 1 .. , ' . , . . ' - .WL e 4 Semnr lluss P uv IIIIRTIIIIII ,f-- ' lIGIl'I'5l lust llf IIIIIE lllllll MARION! BARBOUR BILL STUBBS MURIEL NEUFLLD BILL OCONNOR LARRY SCHWAB JR ,IALK COLJRSHON LILA GREENISPAN MARGARET EBELMF5SIR BLJTQH LACFR SHIRLLY SXVEDI1 HFRBFRT LE BOX FR FISA YOLNGS BI RION LOIII-N IIITIUIII 31111115 fue Th I9 I ' i' 5 I '5 t ' I I 12 R I Q M 1 1 I x 0 , ' V w I I I Q sl - K I s 2 1 THESPIAN SOCIETY l ir,xl ron' Hel! lu rigblls Gilbert Dunbar. Grace Walton. Larry Schwuh. Muriel Neufeld. Bill Stubbs. Second muy- Herbert Le Boyer. Marsha Harris. Butch Laccr. Marion Barbour. Luster Moore. Lila Green- span. Not pifmred: Mrs. Muriel Rash, sponsor. 'IHI1 LATIN CLUB I-'xrxt rou Bearrnu w,LlllISlxlI1 Kmthnrma. H.1rrns Dons Lnnddu Ill Gersrcn 5ewnd mu Vrvmn Feld Maxme Hoffman Salls Gnmbcl Mavnnv. Bublxu Blrbnm Gordon Bun Welntrdub Ibzrd you Norene Syna Marwm Whntmwn i1rl Popper I-rug Dawson Ruhxrd Popper Irving Luhson Jung Lundberg Miss Fllxs sponsor .Su :uh sn I l I Y v v . . 4 K 1 . . , 4 b . 1 44 .sf . I ' W4 -'- ' . Q I, f -F I ' l ,fl n ll ff GIRL RESERVES Ifirst rou' flelt to rigblj: Barbara Caplan, joy Little, Jackie Merriman. Sally Emi Athan. Eleanor Feigcnblatt. Second rou-: Gloria Linden. Peg y Stewart, Kathryn Bradshaw. Edith Dreyer. Symma Berman, Tema Ruben- stein, Mary Trepte, Fredericka ilechlow. Third rouz- Anita Greenspan. Laura Vander Linden, Edith Mc- Kenna, Shirley Cohen, Carol Sarezky, Phyllis Maurice, june Speigal. Miss Laura Conrad, sponsorg Lillian Shuster, Miss Birdie McAllister, sponsor. 00 Aw- v N px MAR, kj el YW: SAP ETY PATROL hrrl mu flell Io rzgbtl Seymour Ostrofsky Lieutenant Gilbert jneobs K xptun jnmes Morris Lieutenant James Mack Robert Watstein Yeeond ron George Lohen Arthur Cohen Mirtm Gooen Charles Naness Bernard Milstein Robert Copland Lewis Becks Stmley Bermm Eugene Gruber Herbert Sayer Michael Kurzrok Edward Greenleaf Fm muel Ywnek Irvun Gooen llurd ron Mr Hielthnd sponsor Alvin Atlas Ser Ellfj .ret eu I' ' .9 1 n 4 L , A A .M IA ' 1133 , . ,,,,,,,,, I --- r 4 6 , 11 V- MXL I , i M '1 N Q N I ., 5- . i ,J -e f N! M H ' ' .' ' '. ' 'a ' ' z' , Qi fx: ' Q', '- ' ' ' , . . ' ' , 2 -' ' a . ' ' h , - - ' . ' - ,, ' ' 1 ,.z ' 1 ', -. .' . . , 3 ' -, S1 JLIHICHL .ral ul fl Hellcat: 101114111 OFPICI RS Pncudmf Rt TH XX'oLKoxx sky V114 Pftwdmf Rim bu-1oINrrLn Stutlzry MOLIYI Wl1soN Iuzwmf FHHN Qovc1N OR students whose lnterest rn French carrles them beyond the classroom the French department of Mlaml Beach Hlgh School and Ida M Fisher umor Hlgh School has organlzed the French Club or Cercle Francaxs This year the Cercle of the two schools made a purchase of a fifty dollar hnqua phone French set bought 1ts own duphcatmg or hand hectograph a French edltlon of the Bible and several books on plays games and muslc The junior Hlgh drvrslon bought 1ts own vnctrola Several pano parties as well as the annual beach party were sponsored by the club The 1941 MISS French Club Ruth Wolkovssky was honored with a patio dance on March 19 given by all members of the French RUTH WOLKOWSKY President MISS FRENCH CLUB department Due to the large enrollment the French department ran five daily classes m the semor high and five ln the ,umor hrgh with a teacher ln each school devoting her full tlme to French Because of this growth the IUDIOI' hlgh w1ll soon have its own full program of cercle actlvltles and oilicers It has been a prosperous and successful year for thc French club with the largest classroom enrollment ln thc .S 1, my eight 1 - 1 ' 'lt ' f ....... . 2 ....... -aa ' 'Q IF t . C . a t , , . . . ' , . . . . 3 9 9 ' ' ' , - a ll ' ' il V V ' ' ' 1 ' 7 7 l 7 history of the organization. C . Wi, f C 4 ' I wig, . es: Ego e B T ' X ' , W xixkg n'f:R1g ll A, lv Z L' fr . Is K .fr .. V 'J 1 c'e '- HIE Pllll nlllEl'IlIllll ullll OPFICIARS In an en! PM Robe 1 RS lftlmnel RlNrlSeHWAR1f Sim! j NflHLl MAsoN Ire Illllel Momus Km HIOSKN NDI R the guidance of Mrs Clements the Pan Americm Club has enjoyed one of the most successful years IH its history The membershx of this group has in creased considerably since last year with both junior an senior high students enrolling The club has had several musical and edueatlonal programs and has enjoyed the privilege of hearing records ln Spanish The Miami Beach Pan Americans were kmg and queen were crowned at this celebration ln addition to the fun making our group has been very active in the Pan American Council to which representatives were sent twice monthly Members of this council in turn attended the state convention in St Petersburg Fla on April 18 and also attended the national convention in Akron Ohio the first week in une With the recent growth of interest in our South American neighbors we feel that the Pan American groups can and do occupy a definite place in furtherlng Pan American good will and we are proud to say that this year has been the most progressive in the history of the Nhami Beach chapter PAT RODGERS President MISS PAN AMERICAN CLUB Sec erlly :une - - 1 AJ' ....... ' is .' ul Dfw ...,.. 5 if 'Q . wzr' ....... 5 3 ' ' . ,L i .J . A . ' ' ' I A' I N- f I in charge of door prizes given at the Fiesta held at Miami High School. The , X . i , , , Q . U . . j . , . x . . ., . . 1 1 . , , J - . , ' - l ' .' ' Q- ,, so 1 A nlllllllllll Hlllllll' SIIIIIEIIV OFFICERS I OFFICERS II Bon APPLISFON .... Pmusidmf Gzzoucnz SHLTZER .... PI'L'.l'idEHf Glicmuli SIELTZIZR . . Ifmf Prefidwzf ANN CASSIQL ..,. Vive Pnaridezzf ANN CASSIQL . . . . . . Sevrcfm'y MARION BARBOUR . . . . Serrelarj ,lolz Dolwcsms ..... 7're11.f1n-w' -IIINIE LUNDBERQQ .... Treafm-er AIUTTO lXM!1!w.w Oflfigvu K-IJfGnoNAL'Z HONOPQSOCIETY f f cy ,JI X f B Z Q N S' 7011 lm S Iflllllll Miss Bmw lj HA Mlss E1.1.1s C ARDIINAL PluNc IP ILS bnhollushnp C haractcr Lcadcrshlp Serx :ce y.- Srtlmg Neff Io rxgbll Bob Mdlonmld Miss Boxd sponsor June Lundberg Bob Appelron Marlon Barbour Gaorge Seltzer Ann Kassel Miss Fllls sponsor Norman Goldstein funding Bnatrlu. Wellrsknn Esther Rosmnsrun Nmcttc fohen Ilsa Youngs Phxllls Wolfson Robert Luun ,loc Douglas Bob Mann Rfulul Oki hlun iomen Swlly box Ivelvn Lnppm m Pstnlle Goldfxrb fllcn Anderson llgbll J N, -xo' IfJ'Wj? fe- T7 X-:x -N I 5 . ' ' A rn M-F ' V UI. lluh To the lettermen of Miami Beach High School goes the task of inspiring good sports as the B Club and throughout the year do their best to encourage the students to take part in sports and practice fair play This year the organization initiated the largest group of pledges in history presented golf footballs to the senior members of the football team and sponsored the annual B Club beach party E h Ig ty one 'L I-V ' l manship and participation in school athletics. They are banded together in a group known SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY ASSISTANTS liril run: Marilyn Du Brin, I.ilIiun Cohen, Iixelyn Iielwiirels. Muriel Closto. Helen Greenberg. Fay XYVIIIICI1- be-rg, Rim XVitt. Dvoru liuher. ,Sll'1'UIld rnu: Shirley 1. Cohen. Lenore Zirimky. Alfred Rosenberg. Pearl Rosenberg. Fred Stein. Muriel Frieelmzin. Miss Alnm Montgomery. teacher. Third row: John Hayes. Arthur Bonkbineler, Howard Pe-url. Tom Wfithrs. joe Gerste-n, Kenneth Lipman. .Nui pidureds Robert Salosky. Sonny Neham, Drew Hutehinson. Elizabeth Riorelun, Stephen Lexensohn. Henry Thang, Florence Booxbarm. Rita XY'aier. Saul Seheyer. fri! rnu Iirtln C oon nu D in iroe erm in irun elr m n :Lund :nu Slllx Rieter lbzrd :ou 'Vhrun XY'hltn11n Bernxrel Bernstein Dniel Dmer llihu Silxer Morris Seheehter Lester Moore Mtrvin Goldman INOIIIIIH blhlfl Ctlsin Aherle Strmlex Sehxpiro M155 Helen Seott xeleher llLfJl1 lu u l l l i l l .' hz ' I ,D1 lK1ql1.H. ll ll- :.INIi P1 l at . 5 ' .ia ,' '- -. Gloria Lzmgfelder. Shirley Levy. Lois Royenhlutl. Annu Rubin. Helen Ilzlrris. joy Opoznziur. Irene Steir. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY ASSIS'I'AN'l'S I-iirxf rutr: Florence Sissenwine. Fileen lsenherg. Helen Number. Martin Sable. Vivian Gamsa. Scuuld rnuu' Irma Schiff, Harvey Cohen, Arthur Schneider. Robert W'atstein. Bernard Yalifa. Stanley Falke. XY'illiam Taggart. Shelia Lewis. Third rmr: Atlele Cowen. Dorothy Christie. Mae Rose Cohen. Arline W'eiss. Audrey I-Iankoff. Marrille Kaufman. Lenora Sugar Estelle Anker, Carolyn Tannen. Anne Gimhel. Gertrude Frank. Lois McAlister. librarian. ,. 1-sb' X x K ,st gd 1 91 Fzrxl rou Annie Bruce Millntr Phxlis Itlthook Flame Dorfmm Patsy Alburs Edith Golm Babettv. Lowcnnon Setmzd ron Hugh Spit: Sulnour joffe Alan ,latobs Robert Patton George Tnlor Henri Dreyfus lblrd ron Marilyn Wftshner Ruth lxohl Priscilla Dllv. Lutretii Smder Adelc 'Vlargolis Adclv. Lifter Lowes Friedman jackit Rosen jour. Ixerzin Lois MtAllst1.r librarian Nnl ptrtured fharlntte Kohan Awron Riflun Sanford Qnhantz Lusis Bcclns llghlx Ibn: I . f I f . A ' A 1 ' n f - . r W I . lt I I 1 ' .I wi. I 1 I I 'I ' ' 1.1. u I A ,Ji v' b 1. Lp 3 33 'f 1 . Il ' I . , .. , - , 5 5- . ' Af! ,, ,A V .rm mf 'A wr , V Q. 4 X A A A ' -- f yt -J , . - .,k', , A My .ai ,gargfi f.1l,5g.,.:i I F-'Eff 'T , r , - - , , L -1, .t D . VJ . ii,-it-.. z , . I, X .- -' ' 'V '- ,bi ' 1 Q.. -.'l . ,A,' '-Q .I. flr . i. The Band From an organlzauon numbermg less than thrrty student musrclans without umforms and without proper equip ment, the band ln fxve years has become a fully equlpped and umformed umt of elghty members which today IS considered one of the fmest bands rn the South In the four years that he has been bandmaster, Mr Fellx McKernan has brought about a complete transfor FEL1gSa'ff',fnliftl:f1AN matron which, last year, began to reap benefits Besides recervmg a perfect ratmg m the State and Natlonal Regional Contests, they were honored by recervlng an mvrtatnon to play before Mrs Roosevelt at a meetmg rn Bayfront Park This year, therr success has reached even greater helghts Thelr performances thrrlled the crowds at the football games, and therr music brnghtened and added lrfe to the assembly programs On two occaslons the band gave evenmg performances before capacity crowds m the audrtornum, at whrch Henrv Fillmore, noted conductor composer and presndent of the Amerrcan Bandmasters ASSOCIHIIOU, was the guest conductor Wlth the and of the nevsly organrzed Band Boosters Club band members were IIIIIICEIIT Bllllll If hh Irmr s v ' . Y Q. . . . . - 4 . . V . 9 :',. ,, able to raise sufficient funds to finance the trip to the National Regional music com petition at Richmond, Virginia, and purchase a completely new set of black gold and white uniforms After months of dillgent training and practice, the newly uniformed eighty piece unit boarded its special streamlrner and made the long awaited trip to Richmond Success to an extent not even dreamed of was once again theirs In the concert and sight reading competitions for class B bands, they were given straight No 1 ratings The judges, among whom were several nationally known figures in the music world, pronounced the band fine looking and made the statement that rt played with were given a rating of 98 6 percent and climaxed their maneuvers with the formation of the state of Florida In addition to their No 1 rating in the three phases of competition, the first time a class B band has accomplished this feat in two years, the Miami Beach band was awarded the second grand prize Soloists who received first division ratings were Howard Pearl, bass horn Frances Clopton, trombone, Harold Lobree, snare drums, Charles King, alto saxo phone, Donald Kobley, clarinet, and George Seltzer, clarinet and student conducting Other members were given second division ratings Hats off to Mr McKernan and the members of the band for having the initiative to raise sufficient funds for the trip and for having the ability to bring home top honors to M B H S Exgbly fit e I 9 great dynamics, life, and tempo. In the marching and drilling competition, they JUNIOR HI PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB lfirxt rou' Hell to rightlf Sally Levin. Muriel Costo. Carolyn Tanner, Adele Margolis, joan Stern. Elizabeth Arundel, Martha Ebstein. .Yemud roun' Kenneth Gitlin. Edward Michelson. Norman Schiff Alfred Rosen- berg, Richard Quick. Harold Berli. Mrs. Schufelt. sponsor. WF 'ILNIOR HI PAN ANILRICAN CLUB Robert Watstein Alun Atlass David Baum Semud mu Miss Charlotte Duey sponsor Shclm Levus Ger trude Frank Betts Schindler Gladvs Novak Carol Gibbs Blanche Tashman Lillian Cohen flglm rn . . wwf' -- U ' fv Ya . T , A ' Ifirxf mu' flefl to rigbfj: Dick Hoyes, William Arnold, Murray Silverstein, W'ilbur Friedson. Richard Stone. SIZNIOR HIGH CHORAL CLUB lfirxl rnu' Hell In righllr Gloria Lzingfolder. Shirley Teager .Gerry Rubin. Juanita MacKinnon. Leona Iirlin, Judy Goodman. Marion Goldman. Noble Mason. Second run: Lester More. Grace Zipf. Marie Merritt. Miriam Cohen, Rosalind Sugurman. Anita Greenspan. Miriam Kilissil. Harriet Xllfheeler. Sibyl Wool. Eli Gersten. Jack Doctorow. Third rnu-1 Miss Christian. teacher: Grace Walton. Leona Fredrich. Florence Margolis. Elaine Iipslin. Lydia Krueger, Seyma Pratt. Edna Maller, Francine Kelin. Leonard Lewis. jack Weisberg, Karl Xlifnrshaw. Sheldon Hulsh. Sidney Kotler. JUNIOR HIGH CHORAL CLLB II K, fllll L I fl ll If, 'lflll I L flll I L W IX IL llk Ink. LL II' Ifl NITIIK B IL c 1 stun Barbiri Btll Lutrttii Snider HL mor lru Lxdia Berkowitz Howard Senior Ilurd rnu Leonard Hollander Mas Van Ellison Temo Mankcs Bcrmct Duhler Mwrit Phillips Nmi Ginsberg Marx Rollin Nic-we Glass Miss Christian teacher fxgblm sex fn l l ' Ill! I -'gl : M. 'i Sabl-. Pat S-l Ja 'q -l' - LH. Bt hz i Q 'h. illi- flark. Muriel Greenberg. Ruth Hrtzrnan. .Second Inf: DavidABi1um. Vivian Schaeffer, Ifntn Cbiovije. Teddy Green- FORENSIC LEAGUE lfronl ron- Hell to righrfx Donald linnctr, Mrs. Harold Rash. sponsor: Gerald Simon. Secnnd rrmx' Bill O'Connor. Lewis Shenkcr. Gena: Lo Bull, Bill Boorh, Marvin Goldman. , 1 H J f 'e-wwf V . uf o PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Rldxn Bob Luxen Bersx Rubnmrenn Alan Navman Sam Mxller Yewnd mu Hnnrs ichorr lsldnrc Ruhius Sud Goldsrun Rm Plorkxn Seymour Brenner I lgblv ezglrl .-pf l X - iff l , - N - ,l 'If i . . vm 4 l . -Aa: 1, I . Frou! fewer: Gloria Guggenheim. Firfr mu flell lo rigblls Norman Goldstein. Alun Craft. Blanche llTIIlE'l'IlI5 fx S X!! X ,XZ i Z I ll ,N ll QR fxvu X 4 FJ 1' YQ f .df .1 if I ' f I 7 X H'-Cfrlrf Lf' lII'll6!f' .nf-A i llthletlt tnunul ANY people have often asked vshere the basketball and football equrpment comes from who schedules the games plaved and who purchases the letters and special awards gn en to the players The answer to these queries lies rn the Athletic Councll a group composed of Mr lzllison principal of Miami Beach High School Ted Gottfrled fnot rn PICIUIC, student secretary of athletics Head Football Coach Harkness Assistant Football Coach Wilson Basketball Coach McGuire Tennis Coach White Golf Coach Liver more Junior High Basketball Coach Cox Boys Physical Izducatron Instructor Gortwald Functioning throughout the year the group makes all necessary decisions and arrangements involving athletlcs They encourage participation and recommend sports as a physical and mental and Their job rs an important one for the students must be provided with good equipment that affords a maximum amount of safety from injury This year s council played an important role rn the success of athletics at Miami Beach during the 1940 41 team Their support and lnterest did much to produce winning teams for the school They have rendered an invaluable service to each student and warrant the ap preclatron and cooperation of all This year s officers were Mr Robert Wilson chairman and Mr Prank Gottwald secretary treasurer Nmen l - Q 7 J V , X 1 0 4 n w n . .I 1 . . 1 A ' . , a s v - , . N S . v s w , 1 1 . w , n 1 , o ., - ., n T 9 is V J Grau, Girls' Physical Education Instructor Ewart, and Faculty Manager of Athletics , . l I 1 ' V , , ' 5 l ' . , T' w fllEEI'lEllllEI'5 O the cheerleaders goes mueh of the credit for the success of athletics this year 'lt Mlaml Beach l-hgh School Support means much to an athlete md to know that hls fellow students are backlng htm is an added lncentnve to wtn I'h1s vear the cheerleaders haue succeeded ln brlnglng out the best 1n school sptrlt More than ever before, they have lnstllleel a genume do or die attitude ln the student 'Ihe cheerleading squad, numbermg seven, was under the dlrectlon of Miss Charlotte Duey Lharlle Hartwlck was elected captain md Nanette Cohen, asslstmt Llpfdlll Nunn out ll 1 11 1- 11 1 1 - 11 1 1 1 1, c ' 1 1, 1 . 1 1 1,2 - 1 - 1 - 1 -1 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . . - . 1 . - L 1 1 V1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 - u 'n ' ' , , . . .. 1 1 . 1 1 11 1 1 f 2 1 1 -2 1 ' 1 Ilndefeuted tnnference thumps 51111111 Mx um ll mu N11 nm 1 m N11 mn 1 XII um Nfl Bc ich Bcach Beach Beach Beach bc ich Bc ich Bc ich 5 Li ef XX orth Ponce cffcrson Largo Dclru IlLhbUl'l D H111 I lLldLld 111. QF: COACH HARKNESS COACH WILSON MGR ROTHLEIN f-iv-L MGR MARGOLIS Fnnthull For the first time IH the history of Miami Beach High School, a football team has gone undefeated Racing through an eight game schedule the Typhoon record was marred only by a scoreless tie with Andrew ackson, its traditional rival When Miami Beach defeated Fort Lau derdale in the final game of the season, the composite scoreboard read M1am1 Beach 206, opponents, 6 Yes, only one team was able to score all season against the hard charging forward wall of the Typhoons Together with Fort Pierce they were co champions of the southeastern conference for the 194041 season and gained permanent possession of the trophy by placing first for the third time Among the individual honors was the selectlon of Bob Marcus on the All City team and the selection of Belvm l'r1edson at the most valuable player in the conference Congratulations to Coaches Will Harkness and Bob all the boys for their unprecedented record Ftrxl rou flefl lo ngbtl Jack Courshon Bob Marcus Leroy Levy Leonard Drilllck Bob Nelson Charlie Mauch Bob Levitt George Kunde Blll Frey Fred James Second mu Billy Kclly Belvln Friedson Lewis Snedlgar James Cosper Dick Schwartz Alun Savage Bull Leavitt captain Hubert Saal Bob Boyle Roy Tendlcr Third rou Bernard Moses Ted Teaney Jim Snedlgar Don McCready Bob Ranagan Harry Drury Richard Gimbel Hank Bronner jerry Denkcr No! Ill picture Gordon Stark to captain lvlfltfl tbrc 4 C ' a .XX . . U +P ' ' get , Wilson, Co-Captains Bill Leavitt and Gordon Stark, and , 5 l . Be leh Beach Beach Beaeh Be ich Beaeh Beach Be leh Be ich Beach Beaeh Be leh Be leh Beaeh Beach Be leh Be uh Be aeh Be teh Be leh Beach Beach Be ieh Be leh Be :eh Be Ich Tvphnnn Sharp Shunters SI NIOR HICI1 IiASlxl IBALI 5 I 7 I 71 HI C L DIII Reell md Homeste ld Pump mo Pom p mo I CIISUII Alumm Redl md Homeate ld I dlsem I iuderd lle leksem Ponce N11 um H13,h I luderd ale Munn Hlgh eherson I emee lLIxSUIl 1 Ie irxx ner I dlsem B1 lelenton etferson I ehsun Ml xml H1511 zekson Idlson N Ill cj-f f7X 'sf Q fllxfzs Itfxva f K - Q 2 1 H K. , 2, . 4 W 'eg 5 1 - 1 91:53 5 ? -11 C0-28 A 1 sf ff 28-15 ' -1 ,ff Q 5' 30-18 1 X I A ' 55-21 1 -. N -' f Tp -2 19-55 2 5 I J, -' ' 45-27 ' f Ns. 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J f X .f , X xl X 1144 mv f 3' b-XX I X ,. s 1 'ine U - um' Senlnr Illgh Buskethull ASKE1 BALL llke football enjoyed the most successful season ln the history of Mlaml Beach Hlgh School this year The Typhoons meetmg several of the finest teams ln the state came out victorious m twenty four out of twenty seven games to compile one of the outstanding records ln Florlda Its three defeats to Miami Izdlson Mlaml Hlgh and Fort Lauderdale were awenged by liter VICIOFICS over these same teams Irnterlng the Regional Tournament as the favorxte the Iyphoons lost to the much improved M1am1 Hugh team ln the sem: finals In the state tournament playing agunst top seeded Robert I Iee of acksonvllle coach McGuire s boys almost pulled the major upset of the tournlment md lost only after tlrmg m the flnal quarter The basketball machine perfected this ye lr was one of the best balanced teams on record Composed of five wnllmg and cooperatlve boys of equal abllxty the f1rst team worked together as one umt stressmg team play Of the thirteen lettermen elght Bob Marcus Blll Leavitt ack Blalr Roy Tendler Bill Stubbs Butch Lacer Murray Moscowltz and Ed Femstem wlll be lost by graduation Kenny Davidson Dick Rosenbaum lm Snedlgar Bob Boyle and Bob Le xvltt the remalnlng lettermen w1ll form the nucleus for next year s team Credlt goes where credit IS due and certa1nly Coach McGuire Manager Martm Dam and the team deserxe acclalm for thenr hlstory making record l Nmely IH 4 D - Ig 4 ' I I I ' I I - - sf . - ' '- - 1 . . l . . 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I . . . - . , . 1 WMV' Gulf Teum Hl Mllml Be leh Ill h School golf te lll'l vslueh for the plst four yelrs his been consxstently good once again enjoy ed 1 very successful year Durmg the regu lar season they came out on top rn ten out of tvs elye starts losmg only to Rn ersxde and XY'est Palm Beach whom they later defeated ln return matches Other teams that fell before the sharp shootmg Typhoon l1I'lkSll1Lfl rncluded Mlaml Hlgh Lau derdale St Petersburg Andrew ackson and Ponce lor the thlrd straight yetr Coach Lnermore produced 1 team good enough to wln the Southeast Honda Drstrlct Cl'ldI11pl0I15hlp ln the state tournament at Lauderdale the Mldml Beach foursome of Bob Moore ack Beddall erry Smith and Earl Parcells won the I'lor1da state four man trtle for the second year rn suc cesslon In the mdlyldual competltlon Bob Moore lost the state tltle to last year s champion by one stroke after a thrrllmg fxnrsh Other members of the squ 1d mclude Groyer Chrlders ack Spitz Bob Idens Ralph Goldwn Id Plaut eff leord Allan Sheehan oe Douglas and Donald Carey Congratulations to Coach Ln ermore and the squad for thelr excellent record vwhlch kept pace wxth the fme showmg of other sports at Mraml Beach Hugh School this yelr Nita x L I Ar 2 '- .' 1, V... -an - .fa N, N-vga., V 5. . E .V l ., Y 1 ll 1 2 '2' 'g 'Z , ' S ' 2' 2 ' if ts 1 y , lf 1' . ' 1 2 . y- .-1 y.. . ' , 1 , y ' y Y, -. ' 'V ' s 7 I r 1 1 l . ' f - , . l - . V . X . . . . - x , - , J . . I . ' v 1' 1,2 S I 'f- . 1 2 lf 1 y 4 , f- ' ' 'v ' , ' . ' 4, , , , .J ,J . I . . I - . 1 M . - . . .y. j.. Y Q, . W ,Q - . ' , vt S ' s . ' I 1 - . ,J . , , 1 ' I , ' , , , 9 4 3 t - , , ' V ',, ,. A , ' , , I. I . j ly . 1' .I . . '- f,. e . A 'irc TElllli5 TEIIIII The boys' tennis team, play- ing one of the smallest ten- nis schedules in recent years, completed the most success- ful year of athletics at Miami Beach High School by win- ning six of their eight matches. Losing only to Miami Edison and West Palm Beach by identical scores of 4 5 the Typhoon racqueteers vsere victorious over Miami High St Thercsa, Lauderdale, Florida Adtrondak Ponce, and Riverside Entering five players in the singles and two teams in the doubles, Coach White saw ack Blair No 1 netter, lose in the semi finals by scores of 7 5 6 4 The No 1 doubles tandem of Blair and Walt Reid also lost in a tight semi final match This years lettermen will include ack Blair Walt Reid Fred Koran, ohn Carter, and Leroy Levy the five players making the trip to the state tournament, and Sonny Neham, Bob Bavs er, and Lewis Shenker Congratulations to Coach White and the squad for their winning performance this year xii.. 'Www Fzrsl rou Ile!! to right! Donald Fanett Lewis Shenker Milton Welnkle Mark Brown Dan Ross Ed Singer Fred Paper! Coach White Second rou Bobby Blumenthal Bob Bawer John Carter Sonny Neham Jack Blair Walter Reid Lerow Levy Fred Koran Ninety suen . r . i a a , . J , . - . , . D . . , . . . . J 9 9 a f fs xy ' Nxi ...gf 4-W.-mi A f , - - , ,uf-' W .4 limi -.gAf'f'Y .1 .v-,4 .q . ' u Q I 0 1 ' GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Seated flelt In rigbtl: Rita Znret. Nellie Scheer. Ruth Pollack. Standing: Joyce XY'nlly. Shirley Voorhees. Edith Schulman. Helena Raphael. Not pictured: Elizabeth Riordnn. These eight girls are the top ranking players of the school. :mtl form the team which plays various other school teams. R GIRLS RIDING CLUB Id! tn rzebl Be-nge XX olfson Nmtc Hunks Glorn iohen Myra Lu. 'N mu Will: nmson Ruth Stomhroktr These sw girls irc onli 1 1.,roup thosn from thc ruling, club which muets and rldcs in sutions twxtt Luth vscek 'lhns group prcscnts 'an nnuxl Riding Show exch yur in May md has taken mfmy honors xt inter scholastic shows in the county Nmeli exch! 4 VL I j , , -I . - 'EI A, 'W 'Q .-. ' M . 91 N . l . 2 ,nn . .,,f'4- .. B .1 W v , I , 1.2 ,I ,A 4. I V. X , . .f 'x : , 1 '- 1 '. ' '1 I -. 'z '-.Ht 2 . ' -. BOYS' GYM CLASSES An important part of every boy's schooling is physical training. Miami Beach is fortunate in having a fully-equipped gymnasium and a well-balanced program of school gym and intra-mural activities that includes football, basketball, boxing, wrestling, badminton, and ping- pong. Coach Irwin Grau has done well in planning for the physical training of the Junior and Senior High School boys. rn' GIRLS GYM CLASSES The girls at Miami Beach High School also have a definite calen dar of gym classes and intramural events Their activities include basl-.etball volleyball archery riding track and badminton Miss Elena Ewart girls physical training instructor has well provided for the physical education of the girls of this school IN mely mne 1 V V .. . . 1 1 1 a v ' I 9 9 v ' A . I t .' 1 lunlnr Hugh Busluethull HIS ycars Junuor Hugh School basketball team whuch wull later supply the materual for the varsuty un Senuor Hugh compuled uts most successful record sunce ut has been under the watchful eye of Coach Al Cox Agaunst teams of the Greater Muamu area ut won four and lost Eve of uts nune game schedule In the unuor Hugh School Tournament the baby Typhoons lost a one pount semu final heart breaker to the team whuch eventually won the tournament The team gained some recognutuon by placung Steve Rosenberg on the All Tournament team I'hus year s team dusplayed a very fune spurut of cooperatuon and loyalty whuch seems to have become a tradutuon wuth unuor Hugh teams Although small and un experuenced theur wullungness to hustle and theur Gght has made them 1 wunnung team .lunmr Hugh Sthnul Buskethull Schedule a Pusher Muamu l'duson unuor Hugh d d ul tl Z1 a Ida I ne H 1114191 luusher 1' usher Pusher Fusher Fusher ll 7 1928 Ada Merrutt unuor Ada Merrutt unuor Luttle Ruver Hugh Ada Merrutt unuor Luttle Ruver unuor Hugh Hugh Hugh Hugh TOURNAMENT GAMES Fusher 25 18 Luttle Ruver unuor lusher 15 16 Robert E Lee unuor Hugh Hugh ld M. -22-l2- ' ' I ' J ' 'Y Ida M. 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H: 1' gif, I X BREEIE Ill! HIE SIIIISIIIIIEH HOWARD DAVIS BIISIIIESS Stuff 941 C OHFN Mgr JIM LOBBS NANETTE COHEN Clfl'Il!tZfIOIl Mer Adlerllsmg Algr ADVFRTISING STAFF left Io right Mary Trepu. Dons Rxhnnowlu Ruth Grunblum Doloru Bloom Glorna Guggunhenm Blanche Nordyke MISS HELEN DAVIS LILA GREENSPAN MISS IRIENE ROBERTS Edilor-in-Chief Spgmor MANN Rl TH WOI KOXVSKY Editor Avsuuatz and lfnmr 1 I dxlnr 10' TVP LI'I I RARE SIAH Sfaled flcft to rigbll Rlschx iahorr Robert Luun Illnn Andnrson Slaudmg Iul McLaughlin jokgs Ixarl Wursww Jokes Hubert LL Boyu Ann Lnsscl ACTIVITIES STA I' F Sealed llefl In right! 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