Miami Beach High School - Typhoon Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)
- Class of 1942
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W hat student has not come to depend on lt' For thls man IS a tradmon a tradmon To pay trlbute to his brlllrant mmd to acknowledge his many seruces but mostly to return his sincere frlendshlp with deep and heartfelt pride we tledlcate the 1942 Typhoon to OUR Mr Carl Menneken Y' xv- nuff' l l ' , , , u 1 w ' w u n I respected by the sophomores, admlred by the juniors, and loved by the seniors. I a 1 s V J V , , f , .C 5 ,. 1 . 1. 1 i O W ' . . . , 1 ,ff N exers publleatlon there are those who lsslst ind gutde from behxnd the seenes XX lthout them we the staff would nuer have been able to bear the burden lo the Photo Reflex Studio for excel lent photographs to Mr C McM1llan and Ras 1'1sher for fulfilllng our hasty requests for pictures to the ofhce staff for cooperatmg so vullmgly dur mg trylng dass of picture talelng to Mr Mxke Magner of Atlanuc Prmters for being our right hand man to Joyce XX ally for contrxbutmg to both the llterars and adsertxsxng departments and Hnally to our understandlng sponsors Miss Irene Roberts and Nlrs Coleen Skmner for thenr tn xaluable aduce we the staff of the 1942 Typhoon express heartfelt gratltude and HPIJICCIZIIOU 1 l X N l I K , . ' A . ' --. .- 'f' . , . A 1 a af . 1' 1. ,- -1- - . . 4 ' - ' V- ' V . . V ' , , . f , 'H , ' ' ' 1 V 9 ., . . ,' . , ,f. , 4 I ' g2'f:l- ' . wf,'iijf.L'-., will sv ' , 1 i ..' 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A M 1 fx 'V - 8 1- - S.,,,, HIEF XECU1 IVLS N tlmes such as these when the very Ideals for which our forefathers llved and died arc at stake we the youth of America need the guidance and advice of older people Our board of trustees and superusnng prnncxpal have Indeed shown their patrxotlsm ln de votlng their time and energy their wxsdom and counsel to help prepare us for lnfe nn the world of tomorrow Mr Sidney H Hlnson our supervxsmg prmupal Mr Van C Kussrow chairman of thc hoard Mr Robert Taylor and Mr Hugh Larrnck able hoard members have time and again shown thelr genuine Interest nn the publlc school at Mxaml Beach We can depend on them to make the best declslons ln questxons concernmg admlmstratnon Hnance and even mdlvldual Droblems These decnsnons are Important for our hoard of trustees holds a great deal of responsnbnlnty of trammg boys and gxrls who will hold the ofhces run the factories and be the john Does of the future Thns ns especlally xmportant at this tnme and we the semor class of 1942 would like to congratulate them for a great yob well done' rf I 'l 7 fel A4 Al 4 N 3 V ' Q . 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EAS if N t1mes of war everyone must do hrs part be xt little or great to attain vlctory Vlctory means not only wrnmng the war but preparing Amerlca for the adjustments whlch wlll hase to be made after rt I5 over This part IS a great one but Deans Reese and Wfllson are doing a good job here If Mlamr Beach High School IH preparmg young America for the trials to come In a way they resemble officers ln the army They lead but do not comm and Although this IS the first year Mrs Reese has been rn command as our dean of girls her quiet unassuming manner her frlendlmess and personality haxe endeared her to our hearts and Dean XX llson who left us early to become 1 commlssloned officer ID the Army Arr Corps wxll long be remembered by all who haxe attended our school Thanks to two wonderful people who haye done their ptrt m making Mmm Beach Hugh a happy school l u 3 . . , . . I , l . . Y. r 1V v . . , 2 ir. r A v ,f 2 L they have authority' but they use it in a way' that makes them loved and respected. : . , '7' v v 2 ' ' . . ' ' ,' I, . ll v y, v v f 4 v , ,. 1 . 1 -. .1 . l K cvs 4- ,ids I9 iq, T' 1 MISS JEAN I'I2TI'I 'I' lfnglirlr MRS. MIRIAM BOSXY'I:I.L Iinnbbeclver MR. J. Cf. MLMILLAN 1 bemixlrm MISS IRENE E. ROBERTS Ifnglivlv MISS MARGARET GILKEY llirrnrm MR. FRANK GOTTXY'ALD lnduxlrial Arlx MISS HELEN E. DANIEL Spanish MR. MARTIN LEE ELLISON Pbysifal Eduraliml MISS NINA C. RICKMAN ,Ylurlx Hall MISS JEAN CHRISTIAN .Huxir MRS. ARABELLE V. REISSE Dean nl Girl: MISS HELEN DAVIS lznglivb MISS MARION ELLIS l.alin MR. ROBERT D. CORNELIVS Alalbenlalifs MRS. OLIMPIA L. LAXVTHER Sindy Hall MRS. MILDRED MOYER Pb1'xiralEduration MR. C. GERARD FRISON lTIdfbC'flIdfffX MISS CHARLENE RILEY Allcfndaure Olfirer MRS. AL'GL'STA DURRANCIE MISS MARY LOl'ISE MER English English MR, HAROLD Rl 'BY Com m frfial Su hjevh RITT MRS. COLEEN SKINNER Cummerrial Subierts MR. E. E. GRAL' Pbxsiral Education MRS. ELEANOR XVOLE Geograpbx MSIS HELEN SCOTT Librarj Axxisiant MISS PANSY THORNTON Play viral Edu ratio n MR. ALBERT B. CQOX Industrial Arn MRS. IMOGENE LOT English MRS. BEATRICE SENNETT Home Economics MRS. MAE W English MIS ELBON S EMILY XVILLIAMSON Englixb MR. EELIX E. MCKERNAN Band MR. ALBERT J. HICKLAND History. Geography MISS ADDIE BOYD Snrial Ytudiex MR. JACK PRANLIE .Iiatbernatirs MRS. MARGUERITE XY. MORGAN Commercial Subjerts MR. J. C. MCGIQIRE Sofia! Studies MRS. ESTELLE W. MITCHELL Text Books MRS. XWINIERED SMITH Scienfe MRS, CLARA S. DALTON Smiul .Studies MRS. JI1SSIIi XV. MENNEKEN .ilulhezlluliu MRS. ORPIIA H. RI I I'I1NBl'R liuglixb MRS. GRACE DuPRE BROXVN MR. E. .E GRAI' Phu xiaul lgduvulinu I' venrb. Spanixb MRS. GRALE VU. BLOI'N'I' .Szieufe M RS. ER ANCES HOLMES lgnglixb MRS. ELENA CARI-'IiN'I'ER Php sical Ifdu cutio n MRS, I.l'ELLA SOWERS Speefb 1, urreftiun MR. FRANCIS L. I.IVERMORI Social Yturlim MISS ESTELLE MONTGOMERY Geometry MRS. LILLA C. LYLE Matbematirx MISS MARGARET .I. RING Tuition Clerk MR. LARI. Ii. MENNIEKEN Phrxiw MISS SARA HORTON llumu l:fmmmifs MRS. LOUISE STEXXfAR'I' MRS. BI:'I'TY O. TAYLOR Latin, lzngligh MRS. MARY J. NEXWSOMIE Horne' l:4'u mimics Regiilrur MISS ALMA E. MONTGOMERY ljhruriau MR. PHILLIP G. VUI-II'I'E General Sfieufe MISS MASSIE LANE ,Sufiul .Sludim MRS. GAII. HAMMOND DAVIS lzuglimb MR, NYM. S. IIARKNESS. JR. Phu xuul l.dm'uliou MRS, Ml'RIEL RASII Speeth MISS MARIE V. 'I'ARHOI'X Xp.nuxl1 MRS. MARIE EOLSOM .-Ir! MISS BIRDIE McALLISTER Hiologn MR. EDXYIN R. HILGENDORE Jlutbelnatifx MISS IOLA HUDSON ,Ilutbelrmtit 1. .SI1em.'e MISS LOIS MQALISTER I.ibr.:ri.m MRS. DORIS RIPPEY hIrl,Pul1liI Speaking MISS LAT IIPRINIZ PI-RT Ili.-mn MRS. EDNA S, ,IAMIILSON Lugllsh. Slnnlnh LL gi gustoclians . lf. gllinm ic Qian argnt E-aaa ILI Q9ULldfI0l1 1 71-ly-1--T u n 3 5 N 35 wr xx QWHEW3 Q 'jjllf' SWS NT' izfjiississ nf I Jhmgkgm QL! 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ROTHFNBFRG XY'nodbridgc. N. Y. lilziIH ' ANN SIIJGH. Iinglnvuuorl. N. J, Inu ' JI RUNII- IDI-'NKIR Brooklin. N. Y. 'l7'w1i BIZTTY LINDGREN Yiklahington. D. CQ. l.iud1 ALAN H. BRISNNISR Altoona. Pu. .. H.. KXXINDOIXN RIEVA RESNIIQK 1IfTlI.I:lil. linblliru XY'Al.TIfR RVSSELL STOIQKIER Philadelphia. Pu. Rini MARY IELIZABIZTII BARBO Tunlpai. lilu. Mlirllx KRICHEVSKY Russia Iuka CARIQOL A. BAUER Long Island. N. Y. l.urnl IRVING LIEIBSON Wfilkcs Bnrrc. Pal. ln SHIRLIZY DVBRIN Nam York City 'Uulziu MARTIN HOROVUITZ New York City Mur11 ' MITRIIZI. APTIEI. New York City Alizkr1 jAlIx KING EPPIZRSON Duroil. Mich. 'Kingu VIVIAN FLORENCE LIYVITT Bronx New York l i1'b5 MI 'RRAY MOSKOXYITZ Nuw York ffiry lfn.un I DI'I II jl DY LIFBOXVITZ NLM York Ifiry ,,l-d.. JAMES LOLBI 'RN ADDISUN Das Moines. Ia. jim DOROTHY LEWIS Mr. Vernon. N, Y, lJnl4' SIDNIY PAISTRO Brooklyn. N. Y. Sid SOPIIIF ATHAN lhnhury, Conn. Xm1j:ie IRXVIN POI.I.Af.K Bridgeport. Lonn. Hliluibnf' BIEATRILE MILDRFD RAMBAM Paterson. N. J. Been-bee LESLIE Al 'GI 'S'l' Providcnnc. R. I. ,Srn1ueI I.II.LIAN SIQFRIS Philnciclphizi, Pu. 1il1h1 JOSIE AL'GI 'STO FIGI 'FROA Pucno Riu: .JW . CLARA I'iOI.O'I'ON Detroit. Mich. VJurl1'4 BIfR'I SOLINSKY Long Island. N. Y. Bud I.OIS Dl 'DLEY LEMON Miami. Flu. Diml7leJ BERNARD HI'TNIiR New York City Huck SELINIA ANN MINDEN New York City 5'clrr1u SOLOMON RAYMOND GIfNA'I'I' Brooklyn. N. Y. Sul ELAYNF JACOBY New York City Elm ne IRVING JEROME MINIENBIZRG Philzxdclphiu. Pu. fern KQIIARLOTTI? COXYAN Arlanm. Gu, I burlallcfn MARVIN BAVMIZI. Brooklyn. N. Y. .IIig1mIiIo PHYLLIS BARBARA LOHEN Newark. N, J. Phil RILHARD LEONARD S1.HW'ARZ Miami Bunch, Fla, Dirk M.A.R11.YN Jrxiz SIZPIN I'I1iI.uIL'lphi41. Pu. Lan LII-,ORCH-, ROBI R'I' NIOORI IJIlII1lLIL'IPhI.l. PA. 'l hr Jap LENORE BEVERLY COPLAN Detroit. Mirh, Lenin ENNIO ff.-KVA Italy l.r1u1u DORIS FNID COLI lfhrfago. III. Rankin SIDNEY NEEDELMAN New York City C aunt Rl TH GRELNBLI M Akron. Ohio HGr'6er1ie NIi.xmi FI! RICHARD FINCHELL 1-,ff cjhap.-qua. N. Y. Dirk KIIARLI-S XYILLIAM MAI! II 3 if .fl 1 ENID LEVANTIN New York Lily 'Ifrlid R OBERT BI.l'MIfN'I'lIAI. New York City Bobbi JAK.QI'l?I.lNE BAAR New York Lily H.lu1kic ' ARTHVR LEVINIZ Brooklyn. N, Y. Dnkcf' ANNETTE GLORIA REAM IER Baltimore. Md. Annette STANLEY MARVIN LAMBERT NewJer5cy Sian NATALIE EELLER Brooklyn. N. Y. Lee DONALD J. I5ANIiT'I' IkILiKL'U'DKDF!. Pu. Doll SALLY ANN ATIIAN Danbury. Conn. SIlrl7bic4' MELVIN IQOHEN Long Island. N. Y. Mel CARYL ELAYNE ROSE Baltimore. Md. Bunky JEROME HERMAN XVALSIION Providence. R. I. 'iferrj JEXWEI. HARRIET XWEISS New York City Jewel KENNETH DAVIDSON Washington. D. C. Kem1v ANN ARLINE REIN Brooklyn, N. Y. lloueY RALPH N. GOLDXVYN Chicago. Ill. Nigga ELIZABETH JANE ECKENRODE Reading. Pa. Bette jane JAMES COSPER Birmingham. Ala. jim SONIA H. SEITELMAN New York City Sonny ROY LOl'IS BYRNES Brookline. Mass. HRM., BERNIIQE DORIS CAMAIQHO XX'orcesu:r. Mass. Huron ISIIYORE RATTIIAI 'S Brooklyn. N. Y. Izzy RI l'll ANN f.ARY Athens. Ohio Van Nu! Pidured: PATRICIA BLISS NORMAN JANIISON PAIJL S- FURLLAN Atlanzic Clly. N. DICK LINDHEIMER N0f ' RHODINA SISITSKY RITA SHIRLEY DWORSKY Rochester. N. Y. Rita JOSEPH WILLIAM FRITZ Boston. Mass. Bill MILDRED JOSELOFF Hartford. Conn. J1ill5e HOXYARD BERNARD PEARL Bronx. N. Y. Ili OY GLORIA BAI 'ER j . Long Islantl. N. Y. Ulm., KENNETH NOLEN Indianapolis. Ind. Kenna MARGART HARLEY HENRY Saskatchewan. Klanatla Margo KENNETH LIPMAN Pittshcld. Mass. Kevin JIINE PAIZLETTE SPIEGEL Chicago. Ill. june Bug NORTON FRANK New York City JInrly KAY BVRRITT Coral Gables, Fla. Kan SHELDON DAVID Hl'LSH Chicago. Ill. Shelly DEBRA DORIS RABINOXWITZ Philadelphia. Pa. Debbi CHARLES J. KINSELL Xwildwood. N. J. Captain BEATRICE HELENE DANSKY Miami Beafh. Fla. Bebe MILTON KORENGOLD St. Louis. Mo. Mill JOAN Y. l'Al'l'fR'l' NLM' York. LII! Ulu.. LEONARD MERLIN Atlanta. Ga. Lan SHIRLEY ANNE STANIEN New Rothcllu. N. Y. Shirle1 SAM LEB Atlantit City. N. J, 5al11l7r1 ELAINE PELS Um innati. O. XYIG Palm 'I ft ' I.lfS'IIRGORDON Akron. O. '. uf l'l.nb MARJORIE MEDOFI: New York City ' Midge I BERNARD Ll'D Pittsburgh. Pa. Ll.lE 'l'l'lAl.ER Slll1l1R 5bad0u New York City Nell AI.BIiR'I' SANKIN Southhumpton, N. Y. .. HH EDITH GIfRAI,DlNIi GIiXYI'R'I'Z Brooklyn. N. Y. Gc'rr1 JALK KENN Iz'I'I I MERRILL Toledo. O, ju1bJuu MARY KLRZ Dayton. O. SIMON Edie LES'I'I R LEI4 NIO . I OR I: BluLk5heur. Gu. Lex SIARJORY RO'IIISK.IIII.D I'ISIll'.R I'iIL'I1I'IlUI1LI. Yu. .lIurglc A, JACIOBSON Lakewood. N. J. .Ni .. EVELYN SHIRLEY ROIJAN New York Lily .,L.lN.. GERALD T. SIMON McKeL-aporl. Pal. fern RITA W'I'I I' Birmingham. Alu. WRU.. PAI 'L ENEIELD Germany Paul MARIE LOl'ISE FLCIIS New York City 'Qlluricf' SANFORD A. NAGER New York City Sm1dj CORINNE LUIS JAIfIfIi New York City Hf.IH'i7Illl'N ARNOLD II. GLI 'CQKSMAN New York Lily Glln'k ELAINE BERICQK Providence. R. I. IRA l.unie JACK GREY SPITZ Richmond. Vu. ,Spilzic IEDNA BIAE IXX.KIfRY Macon. Gu. 'ifnzflfrgi-1 SCHI 'LTZ Brooklyn. N. Y. Dutch LILLIAN ROLLINGILR New 'York Lily L11 LEONARD HYMAN I'lnlzulelpl1iu. Pu. 'il.wn1xi' MARKQIA JANE MORRISON Cehallos. Cuba Hliresbji No! Picluredp MARVIN SINGER ALAN KRAFT CAROL RUBEL MILTON SILVERSTEIN MYRNILE LOOS BELL. JR. INIiami. Flu. JIirnie ELSIE ELLA 'I'I'RNI'Al GII Philadelphia. Pu. Red GEORGE BERNARD XVELITSKIN Kansas City. Mo. Beeiboien MIfRIEL ESTELLE ERIEDMAN New York City .Hirke1 ROBERT BAXVER Ellenville, N. Y. Hnu1c'r BETTY BLAND VAN SICKLE Columbus. O. MH V ,. THOMAS BRKMLIK Chicago. Ill, Tomlin ADEL COSTANTINO Atlantic City. N. J. Billie RICHARD ROSENBAI 'M Philadelphia. Pa. Dick GLORIA JUNE HOOPER Miami Bearh. Fla. Glo FRED KORAN Newark. N. J. Hfongrf' THEDA GAMSA New York City Terry LEONARD DAVIS Chicago. Ill. Duke MAY NAOMI ROBBINS Newark. N. J. ,llai.iie SAM SCHECKTER Cleveland. O. Sam HARRIET ANNE XVHEELER Des Moines. la. ..u..bee., RAYMOND D. FISHER Cleveland. O. HRM.. NANCY XVOODVUARD Miami Beach. Fla. Nan IRA JOSEPHS New York City Mlm .. SYLVIA ANN ZIFI' Beaufort. S. C. Sal VICTOR RUBOVSKY New York City 'iRabbil GLORIA FRANCES PORTER XYHITE Chicago. Ill. Gloria jL'I.IAN XVEINKLIE Atlanta. Ga. Bug51i' I 1, NIOLLYE FANCHER XVILSON VT McCooI. Miss. Mollie I 4, IIOXYARD JEROME BARNHARIJ Y New York Lin ' Baffin PIEARI: xiuiim XVALTER GERALD SALL Nuflg f k,F Y Brooklyn. N. Y. W' ll alli 'Q . 1? Y f 3 3? in... 4 -r- uv in MARY 'I'RFl'Tl1 W'cst Pnlm Bcafh. Fla. .Ewan ., CAROLL JOY LITTLE Miami. Fla. Ulm., HAROLD XVANGER Ncw York Lin' Harald JACK RICHARD FIVERSON Trenton. N. J. Jonny ROSE MARIE CANNOVA Rochell Park. N. J. Judy IRVING YELEN New York Ci ty Ir: ' ALBERT J. BEER New York City Allie PHYLLIS KOHN Brooklyn. N. Y. Pby! MITCHELL HARRIS XWETHERHORN Charleston. S. C. Trader EDWARD EVANS Pirtsburgh, Pa. wld.. EMILY LOUISE WEST' Caldwell. N. J. Emmy Lou CALVIN SCHNEIDER New York City Cal IRWIN LARRY ALPER Detroit, Mich. ..Alpey.. GILDA ANN PERLOW New York Ciry Gil TOM W. WITHERS Chicago. Ill, Tom PEARL EEINBERG New York City Pearl ROBERT LEE SCHWARTZ PHILIP RICHARD biiami. Fla Scranton. Pa. Cyril ROBERT XVEITZ New York City Bob SHORT Cgffpop 'A I Red ' ALLQQ' LEONARD XVALLICH Philadelphia. Pa. Lennie MARXWIN SHEPARD CASSEL Miami, Fla. Fuzzy DONALD E. KOBLEY New York City ' 'Emanuel EDXWARD M. SINGER Brookline. Mass. lid THOMAS J. TASHIRO Biiami Beach. Fla, Tommi IASI WILL AND TESTAMENIS E the members of the 1942 Senlor Class betng of sound mmd and havmg wll our facultles at our command do hereby ordam that on this the fourth day of une ln the year of our Lord one thousand mne hundred and forty two these be the provlslons of our Last Wlll and Testament I JAMES ADDISON do hereby wnll and bequeath my abnlnty to get sour notes from my flute to CAROLINE GREEN who doesn t need II I IRWIN LARRY ALPER do hereby will and bequeath to MR AL COX my two shoes the left foot Queen Mary and the right foot the Normandxe I MURIEL APTEL do hereby wnll and bequeath to all the boys and girls who tnttr the semor class that they have Just as nice a semor year as I dad I SALLY ANN ATHAN do hereby will and bequeath to MAXINE BUBLI FL mv abrlrty to carry on an mtelltgent French conversatton on music art and San I lmllle I SOPHIE ATHAN do hereby will and bequeath to MARION GOLDSTEIN my knowledge of Commercial Arlthmetlc Poor MHIIOHI I LESLIE AUGUST do hereby will and bequeath to anybody who wants them my chertshed debts I ACKIE BAAR do hereby wlll and bequeath to my snster JOY the abxlnty to graduate as shell need tt too I BETTY BARBOUR do hereby will and bequeath to MRS SKINNER my ability to get a Navy pm even though she rs dolng very well by herself I HOWARD J BARNHARD do hereby will and bequeath to MARTIN RESEN my ablltty to abstaln from runnlng for the oHice of uce prestdent of tht sc oo front of Mr McGutre s desk tn room 123 I JOY GLORIA BAUER do hereby will and bequeath to HELENA RAPHEAL my Ctvlcs book and my knowledge of xt I MARVIN BAUMEL do hereby w1ll and bequeath to the BEACH BREEZE two murals on ournalnsm one already completed the other to be fmnshed rn the summer I ROBERT BAWER do hereby w1ll and bequeath to FREDDY KORAN my bram he more than any other person ln thls school could use one I ALBERT BEER do hereby w1ll and bequeath to MARTIN ROSEN the abtltty to get the grades I don t get and the mfluence I don t have with the girls I MYRNICE BELL do hereby w1ll and bequeath to JEFF FORD the best of luck and the abllxty to ralse kane and get away with If I ELAINE BERICK do hereby will and bequeath to any chewmg fiend my ablllty to chew gum 1n Mr McGu1re s class without bemg caught I PAT BLISS do hereby will and bequeath to DODDIE EBELMESSER two mches of my helght who doesn t want tt but tt may come rn handy sometime and also two mches to MISS IRFNF ROBERTS so her eyes wrll be on the level of the telephone I BOB BLUMENTHAL do herebv wxll and bequeath to MR J C MCMILLAN my ten shares of Coca Cola stock I CLARA BOLOTIN do hereby will and bequeath to ROGERS COSPER my abxllty to stay short whtch Im sure he can use I ALAN BRENNER do hereby w1ll and bequeath to all pupils m Mr NIcM1lIan s classes the abllxty to chew gum rn hrs classes wxthout being caught I TOM BRUMLIK do hereby vull and bequeath to AL GIVOT my postuon at rtght end on next vear s team 5 f 1 , , J I , . , . . . L' 3 ' 3 ,I 3 1 ' s , , . . . , . 3 3 . ' 3 3 9 3 ' 3 7 , Y . . , - . . . . . I . ,. A I . , , .1 .' . ,, 3 7 s 1 5 , J , . . , , . . , . 1 ' . 3 ' 7 ' ' , . 3 ' 3 I, CARROL A. BAUER, do hereby will and bequeath to a blonde my seat in Y. 7 3 3 3 I J 4 , 3 3 . Q o . u 3 3 3 7 Y 3 ' . 9 3 . 3 1 , , J . . . V 3 I . Y 7 u 1. Q 4, V I . . . . - ' , 3 I . L, 5 ,V I KAY BURRITT do hereby wrll and bequeath my job rn the library to anyone who doesn t like Study Halls I ROY BYRNES do hereby wnll and bequeath to FRANK ROSEN my power to always be absent when Mrss Ellrs wants me I BERNICE CAMACHO do hereby wrll and bequeath to a future mrschlevous senror my knack of chewing gum without berng caught I ROSE CANNOVA do hereby wrll and bequeath to Mlamr Beach Semor Hrgh School two drstmctly dxiferent sounding bells for frre alarm and arr rand drrll I RUTH ANN CARY do hereby wrll and bequeath my carrot top to anyone who IS partncularlv fond of the nrck name Red I MARWIN CASSEL do hereby will and bequeath my beautrful hat to the entrre student body I ENNIO CAVA do hereby w1ll and bequeath to FRANK ROSEN all my scholastic troubles and parns I MELVIN COHEN do hereby will and bequeath to MR McGUIRE thc. memory of the swell fights and fun we had together I PHYLLIS COHEN do hereby w1ll and bequeath to RITA ZARET my giggle whrch IS the only one that s worse than hers I DORIS COLE do hereby wrll and bequeath to MARJORY FISHER the thought that shell probably keep me company ln Home Economics next semester I LENORE COPLAN do hereby will and bequeath to my brother HUGH COPLAN my abllrty to graduate from hrgh school and he really needs It I JIM COSPER do hereby will and bequeath to JACK MEYERS my abllrty to stay out of remedial so that he may beat the grrls down to the drugstore at 3 05 I BEATRICE DANSKY do hereby wlll and bequeath to FDNA MALTlfR my abrlrty to graduate from Mramr Beach Semor Hugh School at the rrght trmc I KENNY DAVIDSON do hereby will and bequeath to BOB LFAVITI' any ablllty I may have to shoot baskets for the Mxamr Beach Typhoons next season I RITA DWORSKY do hereby w1ll and bequeath to any dramatlcs crazed Junror my part rn the Semor play I DONALD EANETT do hereby wlll and bequeath to any unsuspectmg Junror thc job of attemptmg to declde where the extra money m the Typhoon files came from I BETTE JANE ECKENRODE do hereby wrll and bequeath to ELAINE ISPLIN my abrlrty to come 1nto school after late bell without belng sent to the Dean s office I PAUL ENFIELD do hereby wrll and bequeath to any ambrtrous gym student the pleasure of never havmg been acquainted with Coach Grau s Oscar I JACK EPPERSON do hereby wrll and bequeath ot COACH GRAU my Cadillac I EDWARD EVANS do hereby wlll and bequeath to Mlamr Beach High School the prrvrlege of having only 4 days of school a week I NATALIE FELLER do hereby will and bequeath to anyone who may desrre rt my abllrty to blush whenever Mr McGuire speaks to me I JOSE AUGUSTO FIGUEROA do hereby wrll and bequeath to BOB GUM BINER my spare time and my old razor blades I MARJORY FISHER do hereby w1ll and bequeath my abrlrty to get a C m Hqme Economlcs to DORIS COLE who ll probably be taklng rt for the rest of her lr e I JACK RICHARD FIVERSON do hereby wrll and bequeath to all persons preferably lrvrng my knack for getting through a subject I MORTON FRANK do hereby will and bequeath to any junior who wants II my luck ln gettrng by with no homework I MURIEL FRIEDMAN do hereby wxll and bequeath to any poor sennor who has to take crvrcs my favorrte teacher Mr McGu1re 96 . . . . 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I! 9 9 . . , . . 9 9 ' ' KK If ' ' , . 9 9 9 9 9 , . . ,- I BILL FRITZ do hereby wxll and bequeath to BURT KAPLAN my good luck clurlng my Senlor year and hope that he keeps my spot warm on Mr Cox s bench I MARIE FUCHS do hereby w1ll and bequeath to some deserving lunxor my abxlxty to sleep through classes and yet lmpress teachers I PAUL FURMAN do hereby wlll and bequeath to DAVE COLLER my pass mg grades nn Chemistry Hell probably need them agam next year I THEDA GAMSA do hereby will and bequeath to SUSAN STEINER my abrllty to get out of gym class I GERRY GEWERTZ do hereby will and bequeath to my srster HELEN my abrllty for makmg C s rn cmzenshnp which required me to take finals I ARNOLD GLUCKSMAN do hereby wlll and bequeath to the junior Class as happy a Senior year as we had I RALPH GOLDWYN do hereby w111 and bequeath to the classes of Mr McM1llan the pleasure of buymg htm Coca Colas I FLORENCE GOTTLIEB do hereby wrll and bequeath to all unfortunate students my ab1l1ty to stay out of remedial classes I RU l'H GREENBLUM do hereby w1ll and bequeath my abxhty to grow to RITA ZARET who really doesn t need II I MARGARET HARLEY HENRY do hereby wlll and bequeath to JANET RICHARDS my ab1I1ty to use mv 8x10 mlrror contlnually ln Mr Lnvermore s room and get away wlth II I GLORIA HOOPER do hereby wlll and bequeath to JANET RICHARDS my ab1l1ty to go home at lunch time and stay wxthout getting IIIIO serious trouble I MAR'I Y HOROWITZ do hereby will and bequeath to any junxor foolish I SHELDON HULSH do hereby wrll and bequeath to MR McMILLAN 5 open bottles of Coca Cola I BERNARD HUTNER do hereby will and bequeath to SHERMAN SCHAC TER and CO my good looks my money my sense of humor my many admirers and an old tuxedo besides the ablllty to suck my foot rn my mouth no matter what I say or to whom I say rt I LEONARD I-IYMAN do hereby wlll and bequeath to any unsuspectmg fu ture Senior the chance space and ablllty to get through to graduation without takmg the fmals I SIMON A jACOBSON do hereby wnll and bequeath to Mraml Beach Senior Hxgh School all my school books I IRA JOSEPHS do hereby will and bequeath to MISS TARBOUX a thrrd year Spamsh class that ns more mterested m Spanish than the Brooklyn Dodgers I MILLYE JOSELOFF do hereby w11l and bequeath to SELMA FULLER my abxllty to bump mto red convertrble Cadlllacs and not get sued I CHARLES -I KINSELL do hereby will and bequeath to RAY DULBS my tntle of Capt Wolf Larson Blxgh I PHYLLIS KOHN do hereby will and bequeath to MISS ROBERTS my love of memory work even though she certainly doesn t need lt' I MORRIS KRICHEVSKY do hereby will and bequeath to STUDENT COUN CIL the abllnty to have more orderly meetmgs I EDITH MARY KURZ do hereby wxll and bequeath to LOUISE POOL my abxllty as Home Room Treasurer to llterally wrlng 50 cent pieces from peoples ckets P0 I STANLEY LAMBERT do hereby wxll and bequeath to COACH GRAU a bunch of boys who always take showers m Phvslcal Ed and not just wet thelr hanr and say they took one I SAM LEB do hereby w1ll and bequeath to HERB LEB the bramstorms and good marksf 'Q that I received rn my second year of French I LOIS LEMON do hereby wlll and bequeath to MARTIN ELLISON my abxlnty to Hurt which he doesn t need 3 5 5 - . . , 5 5 a 1 1 l I 1 Q' 5 5 5 I 5 1 5 ' . 5 4 I 5 , . 5 5 5 5 I ' 5 5 ' 1 5 5 , . 5 5 ' , , 1 u 1 1 u 1 , a 1 Q . , 1 , 1 1 1 - 1 u , enough to take chemxstry, my abrllty to make straight Cs ln the subject. 5 5 ' a s l . 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I ENID LIVANTIN do hereby will and bequeath to gurls rn Mr McGu1res Clvlcs Classes the ablllty to be able to answer back successfully any and all of Mr McGulre s wlse cracks I ARTHUR LFVINE do hereby will and bequeath to BOB RANAGAN my ability to graduate from high school before I am ellgible for the draft I VIVIAN FLORENCE LEVITT do hereby will and bequeath to all future I'lrst Anders my bandages I DOT LEWIS do hereby will and bequeath to MISS ROBERTS one well worn panr of tenms shoes ln hopes that they wrll grve her better service than her retreads I EDITH LIEBOWITZ do hereby wrll and bequeath to all the gurls rn Mr McGuire s class a small bottle of peroxlde I KENNY LIPMAN do hereby wrll and bequeath to MR McMILLAN a mechanlcal robot to teach class so Mr Mac doesn t have to work so hard I OY LITTLF do hereby wxll and bequeath my ablllty to get out of school for extra curricular actrvmes to anyone who wants to go crazy trylng to make up the missed work I BERNARD LUDWIG do hereby will and bequeath to MR HAROLD RUBY all my troubles I CHARLIE MAUCH do hereby will and bequeath to FRED KORAN any football abllltles that I have ln hopes that he will use them more than I drd I MARJORIE MEDOFF do hereby will and bequeath to any unsuspecting semor the ofhce of Secretary of Interior wrth the promlse that I will share my room m the msane asylum wlth htm I LEONARD MERLIN do hereby will and bequeath to the MIAMI BEACH HIGH SCHOOL BAND MR MCKERNAN and ANNETTE VITSKY the wlll to fight on and secure for our champronshrp band rts well deserved letters I JACK MERRILL do hereby wlll and bequeath to BURT IxAPLAN a vibrant personality I SELMA MINDEN do hereby w1ll and bequeath to SHIRLEY PATRICK my abrlrty to graduate as she really needs rt badly I JERRY MINENBERG do hereby will and bequeath to SONNY NEHAM a dlme for a bottle of glue to keep hrs hair straight I MURRAY MOSKOWITZ do hereby will and bequeath to the senrors who don t graduate the hope that next year s class rs better than thns one I BOB MOORE do hereby will and bequeath to those unfortunate Junrors all the bee u tr full poetry that Mlss Roberts has I MARCIA MORRISON do hereby wnll and bequeath to JEAN MANN about two mches of my height though she seems to get along rrght well wrthout rt but who knows some day she mlght need ll I SANFORD NAGER do hereby wlll and bequeath to MILTON SAMUELS my abllrty to study and make my Senior year the best rn hlgh school I KENNY NOLEN do hereby wrll and bequeath to JIMMY CARTER all my broken rubber bands all my wrappers my old worn out trre all of the land 1 block north of D1 Lido Isle and all of my worn out jokes I HOWARD PEARL do hereby will and bequeath to NOBODY absolutely nothm I gELAINE PELS do hereby will and bequeath to MICKEY GERHARDT my abllrty to ballet dance I IRWIN POLLOCK do hereby will and bequeath to any junror my luck m getting a swell crew of teachers for my semor year who have really guided my shrp of the future I DEBBY RABINOWITZ do hereby will and bequeath to MR CARL MEN NEKEN the sum total of 24 spare minutes I ve had durlng the year for he more than anyone else I know needs them I BEE RAMBAM do hereby will and bequeath to my sister HFNRIETTF RAMBAM my abtlrty to fall asleep ln Study Hall rt comes rn handy 38 I 4 Q s ' ' ' ' ' 1 . , . ,Q . 9 ' w 1 ' ' 1 1 , . a 1 1 1 - . , . 1 1 - ' x , . . ,J -, 1 1 - 1 1 , . 7 x 1 9 ' 7 . , . 1 1 y 1 9 3 , 9 , , . . y 9 1 1 9 , . , 1 , 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' 7 a 1 9 7 . 9 1 ' ' . , . 3 Y , . . Y . , 1 s , 1 - 1 I ANNETTE GLORIA REAMER do hereby wrll and bequeath to CONNIE HSENSTFIN my abllrty to get Into the homeroom one minute before the bell rings I ANN REIN do hereby will and bequeath to PHYLLIS GREENBERG my cntlre fortune that amounts to 3 cents This IS a large amount of money and she should thmk first before she spends tt foolishly I GWEN RESNICK do hereby will and bequeath to the best dressed grrl of the following senior class my wardrobe I MAY ROBBINS do hereby w1ll and bequeath to some unlucky ambltlous junior my ablhty to miss bemg ln Dramatrc productrons-heavens I trled hard enough' I EVELYN RODAN do hereby wlll and bequeath to KATHERINE HARRIS my cxvtcs notes may she have better luck with them than I dld I LILLIAN ROLLINGER do hereby will and bequeath to MRS CARPENTER first and equlpment so Seniors won t have to brlng In pxeces of sticks rags etc I CARYL ELAYNE ROSE do hereby will and bequeath to JOYCE WALLY my outstanding sneeze an the hope that hers wrll be as good as mme I DICK ROSENBAUM do hereby will and bequeath to next year s basketball team the abrllty to beat Mramn Hrgh a thrng we failed to do thls year I LIONEL B ROTHENBERG do hereby w1ll and bequeath to LEE ABRAM SON all my troubles In Englrsh wrth Miss Roberts I VICTOR RUBOVSKY do hereby w1ll and bequeath to MISS IRENE ROBERTS my Press Pass I ROBERT SCHWARTZ do hereby wlll and bequeath to MRS FOLSOM my metal craft teacher better luck next year ln securing a good metal craft class and someone In my place to heckle her I DICK SCHWARZ do hereby vull and bequeath to AL GIVOT my first strrng football positron and my abnlrty to mxss the extra point rn a crucnal game I LILLIAN SEFRES do hereby will and bequeath to the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY my burnlng desire to make A s as lf they need II abxllty to finish high school by the skxn of my teeth I MARILYN SEPIN do hereby will and bequeath to mv srster ROSALIE my English notebook which really won t be much help I NELLIE SHEER do hereby will and bequeath to RITA ZARET my ability to hrt the tenms ball over the net I ANN SIEGEL do hereby wlll and bequeath to any unsuspectmg yumor my abnlnty to get to school each morning wnth no tlme to spare I MILTON SILVERSTEIN do hereby will and bequeath to HANK BRON NER my abrlrty to stay 1n school untnl the Draft Board calls I ED SINGER do hereby will and bequeath to Senior girls of next year Mr ohn McGu1re heaven help them I BERT SOLINSKY do hereby will and bequeath to FRANK ROSEN my headaches with the school motlon picture projector along with those he already has with the publrc address system I JUNE SPIEGEL do hereby wnll and bequeath thc JOYCE WALLY my Dashing Fashion column ln the Beach Breeze because I thmk she has the ablllty and the scrumptuous clothes I JACK SPITZ do hereby wlll and bequeath to EARL PARCELLS mv golf game I SHIRLEY STAMEN do hereby wlll and bequeath to ISADORA MARGOLIS the ab1l1ty to knnt vuthout dropplng stxtches whlle lrstemng to a class drscusslon I RUSSELL STOCKER do hereby vull and bequeath to COACH HARKNESS my 510000 portable gymnasium 32 I, SONNY SEITELMAN, do hereby will and bequeath to ANITA POWER my 1 ' - - . , I TOMMY TASHIRO do hereby will and bequeath my unhnlshed asslgnments to any ambitious student who wants to finlsh them I MARY IRI'PTl do hereby will and bequeath to the cdltor of the Beach Breeze all the luck and enjoyment that Ive had with the position I I'LSII' FURNPAUGH do hereby w1ll and bequeath to SUE I'LYNN my red halr freckles and long finger nalls I BETTY VAN SICKLE do herebv will and bequeath to JOYCE WALLY my No 1 POSIIIOD on the Tenms Team I HAROLD WANGER do hereby will and bequeath to COACH GRAU my vacant bram for he needs the empty space for next year s gym classes I PEARL WALD do hereby wlll and bequeath to my sister most of my grades and all of my teachers I LEONARD WALLICH do hereby will and bequeath to any unsuspecting Junior my ability IH thmkmg up excuses to get out of physical education I JEROME XWALSHON do hereby w1ll and bequeath to J C McGu1re my wax teath so that the Army would dnsqualxfy htm I JULIAN WEINKLE do hereby w1ll and bequeath to BURT KAPLAN the knowledgefgj and fun I had 1n my Physics class this year I EWEL WEISS do hereby wrll and bequeath to any Junlor fortunate enough to be taught by Miss Boyd my smcere llkmg for her I ROBERT WEITL do hereby w1ll and bequeath to JEFF FORD the abnlxty to I GEORGE B WELITSKIN do hereby wlll and bequeath to SHERMAN SHALTER my wrde mtellectual background pack of love letters sent to myself and a worn out toothbrush I EMMY LOU XVEST do hereby wxll and bequeath to BETSY ZURVUELLE my appreclatron of gym Shell need ll 1 HARRIS WEIHERHORN do hereby wlll and bequeath to JIM SNEDIGAR the thrrd seat at the 2nd table at the Plg Tranl Inn Hall the new Emperor of the Pig Trail' I HARRIE1' ANNE WHEELER do hereby w1ll and bequeath my soldrer boys and my ab111ty to gam vwelght to CAROLYN BRIMBERRY I am sure she will fmd room tor both I GLORIA WHITE do hereby will and bequeath to MRS POLSUM all the murals pamted by me I lvIOLLYh FANCHER WILSON do hereby w1ll and bequeath to PETTY McGILL my hobby horse m hopes that she can wm more prlzes on ll than I dld I THOMAS W WITHERS do hereby wall and bequeath to Semor Hngh School my abnllty and ambmon to help the progress of the school I RITA WITT do hereby w1ll and bequeath to MISS ROBERTS a Semor Class homeroom so that she w1ll be able to attend the Senior Prcmc I NANCY XVOODXWARD do hereby w1ll and bequeath to GLORIA LEE my ab1l1ty to get out of gym goodness knows she can use lt And finally we the members of the graduatmg class do hereby will and be queath to next year s crop of semors the sum total of all the classes we sklpped all the gum we we chewed and our memorles of a grand and glorlous year Wfxtnesses C 011101 C ass USIP Wig? 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Pm-M my Sx'1,x1.a ZH-'lf Y .3 12B-I-lst row: janet Richards, Kenneth Mey- erson, Mr. Livermore, Frank Rosen, Doris Albin, secretary. 2nd rouz' Shirley Barr, Lillian Schuster, Fran- cine Newman, Dorothy Grossman, treas- urer, Art Littman, judith Moss, vice-presi- dent, Marilyn Kantor, jewel Cohen, Alma Menies. 3rd row: Ben Fishmann, Isidore Ratthaus, Beverly Sommer, Edna Mae Dockery, Mild- red Aufrichtig, Edna Malter. Carol Leven- stein, Benje Wolfson, Leonard Green, Ro- land Weintraub. 4th row: Charles Weinstein, Walter Sall, Ray- mond Fisher, Roland Kohen, joe Strumeyer, Lorraine Sutker, Alan Kraft, president, William Lewis, Harold Cohen, Gene Lo- Bell, jet? Ford. Not Pictured: Hank Bronner, jack Buchs- baum, Lee Abramson. IZB-2-lx! row: Mindel Warfield, secretary: Edward Greenberg, president, Mrs. jamieson, sponsor, Lewis Schenker, vice president, Lorraine Meyer, treasurer. 2nd row: Adel Costantino, Abby Silverstein, Harriet Herring, Roslyn Thurston, Betsy Zurwelle, Selma Schatz, Marilyn Meyer. Natalie Weis, Ruth Schatz, Malvina Epstein. 3rd row: Donald Kobley, Richard Finchell, Evelyn Shorofsky, Harold Lobree, james Snedigar, Allen Cohen, Leonard Davis, Stuart Pomerantz. David Cohen, Irving Kof- sky. Jtb row: Charlotte Grossman, Harry Chakiris, Blair Wright, Frank Rosen, Alvin Mandel- baum, Eric Dawson, Bert Sager, john Good- man, Allan Goodwin, Sherman Schachter. Glen Penninger. Noi Pictured: Irving Eisenbaum. IIA-I-Ist mu-.' Alice Sackheim, secretary: julian Cohen, president, Mrs. Grace Brown, sponsor, Beatrice Ginsburgh, vice-president: Charlotte Black. treasurer. bm' rozr: jeanne Mann. Gene Bushell. 3rd row: Laurette Silberman, Regina Green- berg, Elaine Esplin, joyce Wally, Leona Friedrick, Harriet Selik, Barbara Irving. Phyllis Green, Isabelle Mattingly. 4th row: Sheldon Gilbert, Fred Park, David Coller, Fred Perlman, Maurice Goldberger. Burton Horowich, Leonard Lubin. Not Pictured: Morton Kaufman, Sue Steiner. Ilfl-2-lst rout Hattie Gordon, treasurer: David Rosen, presidentg Mrs. Lilla Lyle, sponsorg Herbert Leb, vice-president: Wini- fred Lane, secretary. 21111 rouu' Richard Kalman, Selma Schechter, Emma Rosenberg, Dorothy XX'ells, Stanley Goodman. Snl roux' Harvey Marbach, Barbara Gordon, Dan Zimmerman, David Margolis, jack Seiger, Olwin Kelley, Marilyn Rosenberg. -lib mir: Robert Vaugh, Tom Smallwood, Lee Unger, Robert Johnston, Sam Spitz, Ben Collins. Bob Gumbiner. Nut Pilcured: Bob Levitt, Morton Rosenbaum, joseph Bercowitz, Mary jane Korn, Rebecca Kozer, Estelle Moss, Lois Garmin, Alice Vaughn. IIA-4-lrt row: David Esner, secretary, Phyl- lis Berman, presidentg Mrs. Harold Rash, sponsorg Sheldon Goodstein, vice president, Lorraine Brown, treasurer. 21111 row: Dorothy Edelson, Barbara Bradheld, Henry Sehorr, Helen Gewertz, Charlotte Yuran, jerry Deuble, Faye Schockett. 3171 rouu' Warren Wolfe, Connie Rothenberg, Alice Schoemann, Ina Green, Harriet Nagin, judah Rackovsky, Marvin Findling. -Hb row: Robert Singer, Carl Merrill, Ray- mond Seftell, Robert Rocke, David Beech- ing, Herbert Goodman, jack Diamond, Burt Kaplan. Not Piclnrezlx Lorraine Blum. IIA-3-Seated: Kathryn Chakiris, secretary: Lillian Rossi, vice-president, Mr. Harold Ruby, sponsor: Rae Crist, president, Bennett Lifter, treasurer. Ixt roux' james Carter, Marion Goldstein, June Levy, Molly Penson, Phyllis Freeman, Max- ine Hoffman, Marion Gerhardt. 2nd row: Robert Nadler, Dan Goldhagen, Rita Zaret, Lydia Kruger, Andrew Zimet, Helen Kass, Norene Syna, Pat Girard. 3rd row: Bill Cosper, Fred Papert, Ernest Rauch, Carolyn Brimberry, Theodore Kai- ser, Bernard Nadler. Not Piclured: Norman Haft, Harold Yaged. IIA-5-lx! ruuz' Connie Jaffe, secretary: Edith Cohen, vice-president: Miss Helen Davis. sponsor: Sidney Appel. presidentg Selma Ful- ler, treasurer. 2nd row: Katherine Harris. Patricia Kearny. Maxine Bublitz. james Daflin, Burton Lin- dau, Charles Friend, Margaret Moore, Bev- erly Flink. jra' rouz' Ted Teaney, Ted Garson. Zelda Teicher. Leonard Poritz. Robert Ranagan. Flora Bass, Norma XVetherhorn, Fred Met- chik. 4th mug' Bernard Forman, Donald Bernstein. Charlotte Weinberger. Ned Speisherger. Rohert Bleir, Martin Gursky, Arnold Smok- er, Marshall Giller. No! pidured: Daniel Farber, Donald Bernstein. IIB-I-lst rnuu' Connie Eisenstein, treasurer: Shirley Kranz, secretary: Miss Montgomery. sponsor, Ted Miller. Zml mir: Boyd Fagan. Gertrude Brown, Toby Langer, Ellen Ravitz, Lenore Bakshy, Ruth Kantor, Howard Rudolph. Srd rnux' Eleanor Rosow, Tema Rubenstein. Marla Moore, Saul Scheyer, Gertrude Katz, Irene Stern, Miriam Cohen, Audrey Rakow. 41h roir: Sidney Eisman, president, Dan Good- man, jack Meyer, Shirley Goldberg, Francine Klein, William Jacobs, Howard Horovitz, Harry Armstrong. Not Pictured: Murray Bast, George Kunde. jack Panlen. Fred Winter, George Segal, Alan Rose, Paul Frost, Henrietta Rambam, vice-president: Florence Stein. IIB-J-In l'01l',' Edith Dreyer. secretary: Albert Thelander, vice-president, Miss McAllister. sponsor: Al Givot. president: Milton Sam- uels, treasurer. Imi rorr: Phyllis Turchin. Bernard Plotkin. Muriel Gordon. Earl Parcells. joan Pierson. Selma Goldstein, Seymour Brenner. Srd mu: Morris Schecter. Shepard Levine. Ruth Rosenberg. jean Dennis. Fred Ast. Stanleigh Hayman. Roy Brand. Rose Blas. janet Clark. -ltb rouz' Nathan Ratner. Herbert Neilinger. Roy Avchen. John Fox. jack Doctorow. Jack Block. Bert Oshin. Yo! Piflln'ed: Daniel Farher. Joseph Dulhs, Ray Brand. Marvin Apte. Marjorie Cooper, Anita Greenspan. Night Night, you're a rain lady W' ith .foft breezef to Jereuade you And jarimiue to freut you, Full leafy freer lo fan you: Slarlihe diamoudr ,ftreuvz About your razfeu rape: A broorh of moon at your breaft. You arrire in a blaze of pink And depart in roft grey. A rharm of your own. You u'oo the world with ertlafy. Night. yolfre vain But God, hou' beautiful! i Dirt-Amerirau dirt, Soil--Amerirau toil. Rirh earth to farm- A handful enough to fight for, To die for? You who lore IIB-3-Ist row: Lucille Deutsch, Bob Wolfson, presidentg Miss Black, sponsorg Charles Stein, Judy Goodman, secretary and treasurer. 2nd row: Ted Hawkins, Sally Rieter, Andrew Hutchison, Perry Elkin, joseph Cohen, Dorothy Ebelmesser. 3rd row: Gloria Gallivan, Essie Louise Sobel, Miriam Galbut, Judith Levinson, Seyma Pratt, Lorando Dinham, Marli Richardson, Mildred Knapper. 4th row: Howard Weisberg, vice-presidentg Wally Mountcastler, Miriam Levin, Carl Warner, Billy Oppenheim, Raymond Dulbs. Not Pictured: Sterling Alderson, Harvey Eis- grou, James Holmberg, Robert Hornick, Gerald Miller, Harold Pero, Frank Puffer, Robert Bleire, Bob Glasser, Fred Klein, Anna Kaplan, Rose Donofrio, Clara Bittner. A meriraiz Earth. Amerirau toil. Rearh down. pirh up A handful of itr rirh humuy. Let it run through your fiilgert. And at you do Remember the Deflaratiou of Iizdependenre. Remember Valley Forge, the Bill of Righty, The EllldfIil'Pdfi0lI Proelamalion .' Remember Whitman and Wolfeg Remember tropiral .fufuetf And Jpring, the wheat 1l't1L'illg, Fll?'1'01l'.f of plowed fieldy. Yer. and remember God. Then rlutrh that earth To your heart And ark, IJ it worth it to fight for, To die for Free, rirh, blarh Amerifau toil? -ROLAND KOHEN 'ug JACQUELINE BAAR Carm: a lQueen MOLLYF WILSON MARGARET HFNRY Runner up Runner up HE 1941 Carnnal cxcxrement from early mornmg gay decoratlons and brxght llghts last mmute preparations then the show IS on' Mllllng crowds persuaslve barkers candled apples and cotton candy three mmstrel shows with star studded entertalnment fervent patrlotnsm expressed 1n rhythm a stlrrlng trlbute to our armed forces and the crowning touch, the corona t1on of the Queen Once more around the mndway ume to close txred, 58I1SfiCd, happy rt s ended the 1941 Carnxval -17 194 K SENIOR JUNIO OM 4,5 mil' 0 H0440 Standing Malun Rorhlem Dnck Fml. Ellxorr Lamoff Nell Schnff Seated Daud Tobin Ellen Cohen Clxfton Pavulex Ynlan Shapiro Harold Wemberger 'Xfi- .- lfl,-I-I-Isl ro11'.' 0Hiz'01's.' Audrey Gelb. Ellen Cohen: Mrs. Menneken. sponsor, David Kap- lan. Edward Michelson, treasurer. Jud row: Laurel Rosenbaum, secretary: Elaine Snyder. Lilou Cooke. Gilda Gottlieb, Ruth Gurr. Barbara Strunsky, Annette W'einer. Anita Weitzner. ird rouz' May Bessalel, Nathan Cohen. Salva- tore Scialo. Gloria Dubin. Louise Pool. vice- presidentg Joyce Askew. Jacques Coleman. Saul Genet. Elaine Kaplan. 41,5 row: Robert Scialo. Irving Schatz. Robert Epstein, Alfred Rosenberg, Edgar Bernard. Jerome Langer, Frank Myatt. Louis Bach- rach, president. No! Pictured: Bob Blount, Howard Levine. Stanley Olchin, Victor Wynn. Lenore Le- Vine. Fannie Goldman, Esther Frost, Gloria Abel. IUA-2-Ist rouf: Officers: Edith Schulman. Theodore Nelson, secretaryg Marvin Whit- man, vice-president, Frances Holmes, spon- sor: Dice Fink, presidentg Marjorie Freed- man, treasurerg Marceline Frank. 2nd roux- Dora Krichevsky, Phyllis Goldberg, Sandy Ephraim, Anita Power, Helena Raph- ael, Dorothy Goldstein, Slyvia Ringler, Har- riet Feinberg, Ruth Skolnick, Arlene Rose. Cathryne Bradshaw. Srd row: Joe Horovitz, Charles Courshon, Jul- ian Patrick, Mary Ann James. Mary Lea McCue, Bernard Bernstein, Stanley Levine, Harold Yamron. -lib row: Paul Nagel, Caleb Corpening, Mar- vin Hader, Abe Pogoda, Donald Crain, Don Maccullough, Julian Benjamin. Not Pictured: Mary Lou Albury. Eugene Solo- mon, Albert Ginsberg. IHA-3-Ist row: Officerx: Ruth Slotnick, secre- tary: Lee Sorgie, Miss Williamson, sponsor: Malvin Rothlein, president: Norma Gins- berg, treasurer. End row: Georgia Cain, Maurice Levenson, Sara Cooke, Evelyn Ehrlich, Gilbert Jacobs, Helen Harris, Corienne Feuer, Jimmy Gard- ner, Rosalie Sepin. 3rd mu-: Ethel Rosman, Pauline Hensley, Ab- raham Resnick, Edmond Epstein. Mariorie Waldman, Sam Rosner, Marilyn Kellert. Arthur Stark. 4111 rouu' James Mack, Med Magonigle, Dennis Allegretti. Herbert Frankel, John Fuller. Alan Chassner, Kenneth Zitomer, Myron Salmon. Not Pictured: Bob Coplan. vice-president: Shirley Patrick, Allen Kraft, Leonard Bas- kin, Donald Barmack. Frank Constantine. Murray Pechter, Sam Goldstein. Beverly Grimes, Joan Marcus. Janice Rosen. Fred- erica Mechlow. IUA-4-lst row: Lillian Pearlman, Gloria Ross, secretary, Vivian Shapiro, president, Frank Seilerg Patricia Bergin, treasurerg Mildred Laufer. 2nd row: Faye Wittenberg, Gloria Cunning- ham, Peter Morris, Seymour Edelstein, Har- old Greenberg, Herbert Solomon, Wilbur Simon, David Knoble, Dvora Faber, Betty Neuberger. 3rd row: Hyla Billowitt, Irving Hattem, Eli Breger, Sylvia Berkman, Joan Kanter, Rob- ert Schwartz, Gordon Nuce, Estelle Josepher. 4th row: Leonard Baskin, Albert Shapiro, Alex Kukler, Eugene Sulzberger, Floyd Stein, George Peroni, Julius Conde. Not Pictured: Norman Friedlander, vice- presidentg Lila Zeffert, Robert Sakolsky Fred Klein, Harrison Mellman, Stanley Rosenfarb. IUA-5-lst row: Marjorie Berman, secretary, Phil Gallagher, vice-president, Charles King, Mrs. Morgan, sponsorg Clifton Pawley, president. 2nd row: Rita Hyman, Isadora Margolis, Pa- tricia Rosicki, Evelyn Edwards, Suzanne Sturm, Shirley Van Voorhees, Jane Lieb- ling, Patricia Kovins, Roberta Collier. 3rd row: Ann Avery, Robert Gold, Robert Bowman, Lewis Cohn, Mary Odian, Do- lores Aretsky, Wallace Bishop, Merritt Abrams. 4th row: Robert Hoerger, David Moldofsky, Allan Sheehan, Tread Covington, Julia Jacobs, James Curtis, Donald Carey, Melvin Levine. Not Pictured: Sue Flynn, Billy Mills, treasur- er, Jane Silas, Van C. Kussrow, Jr., Mary Scott. IUA-6-Kneeling: Lawrence Rodan, Sam Frankenstein, Jerome Cohen, Nelson Kemp. Sitting lst: Helen Greenberg, treasurer, Neil Schiff, president, Mrs. Skinner, sponsor, Mickey Rediker, vice-president, Muriel Cos- to, secretary. Standing Ist: Lillian Cohn, Marilyn DuBrin, Alberta Kalish, Miriam Cone, Florence Boox- baum, Elaine Roth, Elaine Tell, Betty Wein- traub, Barbara Goodman, Florence Fishbine. 2nd row: Edward Gleich, Roslyn Miller, Shir- ley Deitz, Martha Berger, Lenora LeVine, Beverly Gillen, Lucille Richards, Patricia Steiner, Dorothy Marx. 3rd row: Robert Lowenthal, Leonard Treister, Jerry Karpf, Burton Belenky, Beverly Ka- mins, Steve Rosenberg, Allan Wolff, Don Kaplan. IUBI Is 1 4 Ojjlwers Erich Schlaile treasurer Elliott Lainoff president Gail Hammond Davis sponsor Blanche Tyler vice president Judith Saal secretary 2nd row Martin Trepel Ann Greenberg Thelma Kaufman Estelle Anker Stanley Kunis Harold Kushner Louise Lonenfeld Gus Efthimous, Alma Levinson 3rd rou Hariette Newman Harold Herman Paul Fried, Roslyn Kestenbaum Blanche McGrath Marguerite Fautz, Hal Steward Louis Conde 4119 rou Harry Dauer Jerome Lundy Jimmy Sills Naomi Wasserman Sonny Neham Stanley Sacks Lester Warner Not Pictured Gloria Lee Dorothy Tilney Lois Shulder Melvin Lintz Sheldon Klein 10B 2 Ist rou 0516675 Jane Newman, president Harold Weinberger M V Tar boux, sponsor Alan Rhoades, Jeanne Perse Zml row June Neimark Pearl Spiegel Judith Nelson Patricia Morrison Esther Lee Kas ten Thelma Stevens Barbara Tubis vice president 31d mu Leonard Nichols Norman Rose, Aileen Wells Shirley Cohen Edward Weiss Lona Cohen secretary' Boris Rackovsky. 41519 row: Jesse Simon, Arthur August Alan Marcus Edward Resnick Frank Constan- tino, Leonard Uhr Irwin Schwartz. Not Pictured: Marilyn Bernstein Sam Gold- stein, Bernard Halpern, Vivienne Posnick, Janice Rosen, David Grab, Grace Gladstone. IUB-3-Ist row: Officers: Frieda Ankusg David Tobin, president, Mrs. Dalton, sponsor, Bar- bara Leavitt, secretary, Ruth Frankenstein, treasurer, Marvin Schwartz. Znr row: Elaine Leitman, Sibyl Steinberg, Marilyn Barr, Carolyn Cherry, Barbara Lewis, Muriel Botfield, Patricia Craig, Je- rome Parks. 3rd rote: Jules Levin, Donald Reich, Harold Shapiro, Robert Levy, Florence Ellner, Pat Sugar, Ben Bronston, Arthur La Tour. 4th row: Irving Berkowitz, Robert Gelberg, Bernard Rosenblatt, Martin Steinberg, How- ard Blumenkranz, Bob Crockett, Gayden White. Nm? Picturezi: Dorothy Nuckowitz, Joe Evans, Audrey English, Franklin Blazer. JUN 0R HIGH BILLX PI RPIZW-KN Pruzdent l me Prexrdenr Secretafx Treaxurer NANCY XVILLIAMSON PATTYSELXYI-KY EVELYN STL'TZ umor SE g gtuclent gouncl MRS XVINJIFRED SMITH HIS year the Ida M Flsher junlor High School Student Councll has fervently turned IIS energies toward defense vsork In cooperation wlth the Senior Hlgh Council they have had most successful paper tmfoll bond and stamp drlves for whtch they deserve a great deal of recogmuon and credlt The student councll under the dlrectlon of Mrs Wlnxfred Smith has had charge of the jumor h1gh school assembly programs and has brought a number of artists to appear on them Thelr big event though was the first operetta ever pre sented at school Rndmg Down the Sky a show well directed by Mxss ean Chrlst lan Director of Muslc and ably presented by the ,umor hxgh student bodv In addltxon the councll has contmued the corrldor traflic system whlch was begun last year and whlch has succeeded 1n removing congestion from the hall ways On of their most outstanding achlevements has been the lmprovement m the rest rooms of the jumor hxgh They ve undertaken many worthy prolects and done well ln every mstance It IS orgamzatxons of th1s type that have made Ida M Fnsher umor Hlgh School as success' ...W M me-W ,gag .amaze 'rw 54 Fi ' ' Ia' 1 C . . 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A I .41 8' 5 f' 1 ' f Q 1 f 1- :Q + F 9 W. 3 a 5 if i K 'jp I. . , N ' f I il sr an ... -V f Q. - H. ,Lf lx 7 y Q A M-XT, , a l nf' i A k ' , .2 an .- , 5 . li M ll Q 0 Q 1 s X A., V gf 5 . ,t 5 ,Q f sf f 'Q'?'? g 3 i V - 'S 5' 'War L if V ,J l 5 ax' sh ., :W-,., 4 'N 1 ft- we VL: .N ff-uALf3 w 'Ll-'J-lil mu: Jay Janoff. treasurer: Seymour Leyin. yicep-resident: Miss Hudson, sponsor: Sanford Sprintz, president, Dorothy Kreps, secretary. lm! mu: Ruth Kohl, Myron Gassel, Constance Thomas, Judith Zuckerman, Eleanor Dlmal. Edward Penson. Joyce Aronovitz. Sn! mu: Ruth Hertzman, Evelyn Stutz, Mari- lyn Frank, Florence Schieber, Joyce Cort- land. lib rozr: Saunders Cohen, Donald Gilbert. David Baum, Arnold Gertner, Alvin Atlas, Gilbert Frank. Martin Cutler, Leonard Hollander. N01 Pirlm-ed: Albert Reiser, Mae Rose Cohen, Joyce Zimmerman, Gilda Robins, Daniel Huhsch. 9A-5-Ixl rozr: Billy Haddad, Beatrice Gott- fried, treasurer, Bill Alvin, president: Mrs. Judith D. Clement, sponsor, Marie Mascali, vice-presidentg Allen Byer, secretary, Stuart Schneck. 21111 row: Seymour Cohen, Martin Yelen, Ruth Gold, Milton Oshins, Jack Posner. 3rd rozr: Robert Sachs, Dawn Carroll, Alice Rubin, Nancy Golan, Nadia Messing, Rita Siegel, Roslyn Noble, Gwen Cohen, Marilyn Kay. -lib row: Harold Rubel, Alexander Grass, Hugh Coplan, Charles Giller, John Cascio, Jerrold Brotman, Marcus Wood, Jack Sta- men, Walter Bronston. Noi Pictured: Marilyn Kay, Robert Sachs, Russell Brasheans. 9A-6-151 rozr: Sheila Lewis, secretary: Ger- trude Franke, vice-president, Mr. Prance, sponsor. Lenore Sugar, president, Wfalter Lynn, treasurer. Jun' mir: Betty Gritiin, Audrey Hanl-zoff, Nan- nette Rodgers, Judy Broder, Lucille Turchin, Truly Nolen, HI. Sul rout Jerome W'exler, Dorothy Kubay, Dorothy Drury, Eleanor Frey, Edith Brach- man. Rollie Savitt. Archie Brafford. 4111 mu: Robert Heyman, Irving Ellis, Irene Tucker. Seymour Garvin, Bill Lawler, Ruth Rosner, Spencer Pero. No! Piclnrerls Fred Stein, Alex Day, Bill Jack- son. Merle Rosin, Carlyle Edelstein, Pat Short. June Stern, Miriam Richeimer, Shir- ley Sandler. Doris Stibal. 9B-I-lst rouz' Roberta Heyman, secretary: Gloria Mantell, president, Miss Merritt. sponsor: Ralph Levin, Jacqueline Freeman. treasurer. Znd rouz' Edwin Rabiner, Jerry Slesinger. Jay Siegal, Edward Blumenthal, Renee Gelb- fish, Danny Kohl, Lewis Meisel. Lawrence Adler, Myron Soll, Gerald Gordon. Sn! row: Lynn Lubin, Wilma Josephthal, Marilyn Madan, Elaine Cohen, Bernice Dubler, Pearl Sapero, Helene Reiss, Shirley Silver. Vivian Gamsa. -ith mu-: Marvin Krasner, Herbert Gruber, Leonnetta McGill, Morton Namrow, Jack Sayer, Aileen Miller, joseph Leifer. Mandell Glicksberg. No! Pictured: Fred Horne, Herbert Nadler, Edward Beckow. 9B-2-lst row: Hazel Heller, Joan Langner, president: Mrs. Heil, sponsor: Bob Bonwit, vice-president: Dorothy Michelson, secretary. 2nd rozr: John Eisle, Joyce Lichtenstein, Ber- nice Garron, Gloria Mandelbaum, Florence Parcells, Richard Allen. treasurer: Edmund Cava. ird row: Bill Dabney, Peggy Kauffman, Muriel De Koven, Marie Phillips. Gloria Fink, Doris Hurst, Geraldine Wheelan. Hb rou: George Klein, Emmanuel Yavneh, Stanley Drillick, Bernard Mezritch, Bill Detwiler, Matthew Nestler. Robert Coplan, Myron Singer. Not Pictured: Lee Clark. Harry Tarpinlan. Leon Frank, Barry Bonwit. 9B-3-lx! row: Maida Edelman, Anna Nathan- son, vice-president: Miss Daniel, sponsor: Bertram Wfarshaw, president: Dorothy Christie, secretary: Harriet Feit. 2nd row: Stewart Levy, Ardis Franzblou, Billie Clark, Gloria Armstrong, Thelma Deckovitz, Marie Petree. Alex Colman. 3rd row: Arthur Stern, Judith Fine. Marilyn Miller. Adele Cowan. Vivian Schaeffer. Norman Levine. -Hb row: Maurice Moss. Philip Vfanger, treas- urer: Helen Peoples, Albert Marcus, Martin Rosen. Ruth Haber. Not Pictured: Patsy Albury, Peter Gluckman. Albert Zemlock. -.ln -REF' fv- RA-I-Ist rouy' Lowell Levine, Danny Resz president: Jordan Bittel, treasurer, Elaine Dorfman. vice-president: Gloria Farkas, sec- retary. Jud rout Kenneth Gilbert, David Blatt, Arthur Marcus, Meredith Steinberg, Harry Gordon, Charles Chansen, Jack Mandell. H. R. Hick- land, sponsor. in! ruux' Rosalind Goldstein, Marilyn Theland- der. Cynthia Katz. -lib r0u': Mildred Rahmey, Gloria Cohen. Phyllis Schnall, Marcia Reamer, Barbara Firestone, Roberta Bohrod. ith row: Norton Segal, Arthur Bleemer, Allan Caldwell, Robert Barmak, Julius Ser, Robert Lasowitz, Melvin Frumkes, Maxwell Bublitz. Not Pictured: Richard Bower, Edith Goling Sally Luethi, Myra Lee Levy, Adele Lifter. 8A-2-Kneeling: Mary Nancy Ellison. Seated: Allan Abess, Louanna Harkness, treas- urerg Norman Cohen, vice-president, Miss Margaret Gilkey, sponsor, Murray Silver- stein, president, Jackie Rosen, secretary, Shepard Faber. Standing, Ist row: Jules Alberts, Doris Ann McAbee, Joan Brick, Helen Mamber, Verna Goldman, Patricia Selway, Virginia Supplee, Harris Goldstein. 2nd row: John Throne, Marcia Sable, Joan Broussard, Lovey Friedman, Rita Fried, Vir- ginia Chakiris, Maxine Hofmann. Sn! row: Gloria Goodkind, David Lutsky, Richard Stone, Daniel Wartzel, Alvin War- saw, Leroy Cohen, Hinda Chancer. Not Pictured: Wilbur Friedson, Joseph Klein, Stanley Reich, Arlene Solomon, Maurine Levitt, Lorna Mae Fausnaught, Blanche Bitt- ner, Dale Noyes, Patsy Dever. SA-3-lst row: Diane Hass, president. Zud row: Margy Mountcastle, secretary, Sandy Schantz, vice-president, Marilyn Eisenstadt. 3rd rouu' Alan XVestin, treasurer, lra Satz, Bob Watstein, Eileen Isenberg, Betty Ann Sichel. Doris Gross, Gloria Beznor, Ray Yavneh. Martin Wittstein. -Hia rouu' Joe Ross, Florence Sissenwine, Norma Rappeport, Jocelyn Planick, Jerry Warner. Dick Pelton, Audrey Leidner, Jeanne Beck- er. Lois Bleichfeld. ith ruux' Billy Reier, Don Seiler, Everett VC'al- shon, Tema Mankes, Frank Kerr, Andy Mann, Charlotte Cohen, Elaine Schwartz No! Pictured: Mrs. Xvolf, sponsor, Herbert Kaplan, Blanche Richards, Roberta Howard, David Steinhardt, Gladys Levin, Herbert Rich. 8A-4-Irt row: George Johnson, Dean David- son, treasurerg Billy Elgin, vice-president, Mrs. Welbon, sponsorg Barbara Barnett, president, Seymour Joffe, secretary, Avron Rifkin. 2nd row: Kenneth Berry, George Perrochet, Larry Dixon, jill Cummins, Henry Mangels, Danny Rowlands, Charles Berman, Leonard Kerstein. ird rou-: Joyce Kerzin, Florence Alper, Edna Ebelmesser, Jaunita Taylor, Bernard Mil- stein, Paul O-Steen, Priscilla Dale, Lucretia Snyder, Bob Preble. -ith row: Nancy Jacobs, janet Kreuger, Ken- neth Kraebel, Dick Fullerton, George Mel- nick, Alan Fox, jane Bennett, Helen Hoer- ger. Not Pictured: Marilyn Miller, William Rubin, Nancy Edens, Allen Caldwell, Don Seiler, Dick Pelton, james Ogle. 8A-5-lst row: Geraldine Dietz, secretary, Richard Lisenco, president. 2nd row: Annabelle Wald, treasurer, Grace W. Blount, sponsorg Lorraine Taifer, vice-pres- ident. 3rd row: Paul Steinman, Paula Sisitsky, Shir- ley Gerstein, Gloria Baumgarten, Suzanne Robinson, Patricia Galey. -ith row: David Gorshel, Pearl Binkovitz Lenore Waldman, Frances Perlman, Camille Liebovitz, Sylvia Perlmutter, Sylvia Selevan. Sth row: Evelyn Tendler, Roslyn Goodman, Pat Fuller, Glenn Smith, Nathan Zitter, Charles Andrews, Bill Clark, Paul Jenkins. Not Pictured: Alice Furman, Gerald Sharkin, joan Grinsted, Helga Ellendorff, Murray Alt- shuler, Erskine William, Terry Lou Sloman, Sara Christine, judith Friedburg, Morton Greenwald, jean Li Causi, Murray Alt- shuler. XA-6-lst rouz' Mrs. Ruttenbur, sponsor: Howard Gilbert, Fred Hafner, president: Frankie Sharp. secretary: Robert Bretell. vice-president. 2nd row: jerry Seftell, Claire Bandel, Ulrich Watty, Gilbert Bruneman. Marilyn Reiter. Edward Bickow. 3rd row: Bill Hambsh, Barbara Watson, Rod- ney Bradley, Fred LeDrew, Connie Cullom, Elaine Frank. Not Pictured: Donald Fox. NH-I-Ir! mu: Gloria Marger, jules Arken. president, Mrs. Rippey. sponsor: Donald Nelson, Charles Greenberg, treasurer. 2114! rouu' Harmon Myers. Marvin Frankel, Bob Barnett. vice-president: Ruth Altshuler, Audrey Marx, Rema jackson, Florence Aptel. ln! mu'-Eleanor Heller, Lucille Yuran. Flor- ence Kowalsky. Corinne Kollinger, Kather- ine Peretzman, joan Rich. Aviva Shedroff. Doris Drucker, secretary, Blossom Mandel- hurg. -lib rnu'-Milton Tendler. Bob Freedman, Ed- ward japhe. Erma Edelman. Edith Rubin. Donald Anderson, Donald Friedman, Stan- ley Klein. Noi Piflnredx Bill Dubin, Evelyn Phillips. Robert Levidow, Seymour Klein, Arnold Horwitch. XB-2-lx! row: Barbara Hutner. secretary. 2nd rmv: Billy Greene. president, Miss Lane, sponsor, Vivian Glass, vice-president. 3rd roux- Paul Goodman, Robert Friedman, David Fried, Howard Weinstock, Dolores Levine, Dolores Roth, Helene Milbouer, Roslyn Malis. -lib roux- Eugene Chekanow, Phillip Engelberg, Betty Fordin, Irma Schwartz, Lillian Farber, Sylvia Garber, Robert Cohen, treasurer: Donald Pizer, Tommy Wolfson. 5th row: Richard Drezen, David Laufe, Rosa- lyn Wallich, Charles Naness, Betty Robesan. Max Grulke, Lorraine Kahlenberg, Eddie Wfehmeyer, Alvin Wang. Not Piclnred: Gene Burnsed, Barbara Frumkes, judah Landes, Buddy Rose, Elta Herman, Alvin Leslie, Stanley Feldman. RB-3-lst row: Ronald Bass, jay Robinson. treasurer: Don McCarthy. Mrs. Folsom, sponsorg Ceil Appel, president: Lois XVein, secretary: Bob Braunschweig. 2nd rouu' Duane Hall. Mildred Siegel, Doris Mauch, Mildred Blumenfeld, Phyllis Cohen, Carol Skolnick, Irma Elders. Anita Kohn, Walter Wolin. 3rd row: Patricia Schwartz, Harriet Bressler, Monroe Pollock, Milton Malyn, Ronald Levy, joe W'illson. Gloria Lichtenstein, Marilyn Gelfand. 4119 rouz' Leigh Wilson, Derek Dunn-Rankin, jimmie Hundley, Barnard Hill, Christy Lari- more, Donald Fixelle, George XVoodward. Frank Coplan. Not Pictured: Marylin Goldfarb, joan Sterling. 7A-I-1x1 roux' Milton Miller, Mrs. Augusta Durrance. sponsor: Louise Raphael. presi- dent. Malcolm XVitt. 21111 rout Maurice Zaret. Herbert Glass. Joyce XY'arshavsky. Harris Fuller. Herbert Klinger. Louise Zivian. Peter Dallman. Jimmy Cohen. im' rouz' Marilyn Alberts. Eleanor Berman. Barbara Roth. Amy Fink. Diane Leidner. Maxine Kimmel. secretary: Lenore Jacoby. Seymour Schwartz. vice-president. 4112 faux' Grace Greene, Doris Gross. Williani Park. Bernard Becker. Arthur Rosenberg. Martin Givot, Sandra Parkoff. Wzinda Lee Gross. .Xnl Pic1m'e11: Stanley Levine, treasurer: Gil- bert Ellis. llelene Kenholz. Leroy Doctor. Myrene Fox. 7A-2-Ist 1'flll'.' Ethel Seid. treasurer: Irving Nathanson. vice-presidentg Mr. C. Gerard Frison. sponsor: Marion Turoff, president: Audrey Davis. secretary. 21111 roux' Stanley Greenbaum. Arthur Steuer. Leonard Shapiro. Herbert King. George Brafiord. Fred Haddad. James Greenfield. 51-11 rnuu' Harry Taubenfeld, Jay Cristol. Meryl Zuckerman. Audrey Levinthal. Carol Brown, Rhoda Marcus. Herbert Blough. Murray Burroughs. 4111 mir: Claire Kaplan. Marcus Abramovitz, Russel James, Richard Bavas. Saul Bleemer. Jack Feit. Martin Kestenbaum. Robert Brown. Grace Hoffman. Noi P1l'1lll'L'1l.' Joann Kohen. Cynthia Pinto. Elaine Klausner. Ann Fausnaught. ai-S-lil mu: Greta Joseloff. treasurer: Lloyd Caplan. vice-president: Mrs. Lot. sponsor: Eileen Schiff. president: Alice Newman. sec- retary. 21111 mu: Jacqueline Galey. Leonard Sweet. Greta Andron. Barbara XY'alters. Bernard Botfeld. Eileen Shexlowitz. Thelma Ander- son. Ruth Linn. Herbert Chessler. Phyllis Fine. in! mu: Elaine Bass. Jacqueline Knapper. Janice Kotler. Phyllis Rosen. Janice Lipman. Natalie Olshen. Diane Nash. Jeanette Os- man. 4111 mu: Robert Greenberg. Harry Shaner. Donald Leeb. Paul Schloss. Robert Longe- necken. Rodolfo Pedraza. Paul Gips. Paul Schenkel. Ynt Pict1n'ez1.' Morton Yfinkel. Arline Schwartz. George Dimitrovich. : ?-'. 7.1-4-lxl rout Jimmie Spiesberger, secretary, Sue Mills, vice-president: Mr. Ellison, spon- sor, Billy Falconer, president: Illene Schaffer. treasurer. Jud rouz' Bob Little. Dorene Byer. Natalie Goodman. Vivinne Siegel, Carolyn Guth- ITliil lI'1. Srd rouz' Henry Packard, Nanette Hundley. D. J. Slenker. Albert Weintraub, Mimsye Sie- den. Frank Greenberg, Estelle Epstein. Sam Geller. -lily row: Tommy Cobb. Joe Mendelson, Jerry Tuller, Bill Horne, Norman Falconer, Her- bert Sistzky, Tommy DeHass, Eugene Ar- royo. Not Pirinred: Eric Applewhite, Charles Miller, Bob Wright, Kennith Toothill, Herman Koltnow. Marion Cooper, Helen June Ber- hoff, Barbara Chernin, Betty Bereauity. Per- nette Waters, Betty June Barshears, Claire Calton, James Munro, Jay Robert Nussbaum. 7A-5-lx! row: Scottie Tolton, president. 2nd row: Janet Edgar, treasurer, Miss Spence, sponsor, Wick Read, secretary. 3rd row: Charles Clements, Hugh Wilcoff, Anne Cohen, Charlotte Kohan, Merrill Hodge, W'illiam Weiss. -lib row: Ethel Mazer, Arline Levine. Rosalie Hanson, Julie Dye, Miriam Goodman, Joan Levey, Shirley Jean Wright, Marilyn Siegel, Erika Newberger. Sth roux' Robert Davis, Herbert Kebeck, Mari- anne Loveland, Gerard McDermott. Jacque- line Reid, Frank Pelo, Max Weinstein. Not Pictured: Paul DeMartini, Nanette Rap- port, Bill Allison, Eleanor Evans, Louis Jacobs, Jeanette Ochs, Mary Eleanor Webb. 7A-6-lst row: Ernest Jacoby, secretary, Henry Moore, vice-president, Mr. Cornelius, spon- sor, Marilyn Eisenberg, president, Henry Martz, treasurer. Jud rouz- Fred Kirschman, Ernest Rindom. Howard Rodman, Millard Becker, Judith Carn. ird rouz' Billy Berrier, Roger Granick, Jack Delk, Teddy Thurston, Seymour Posner. Marvin Weiner. Lawrence Levine, Larry Rubin, Sylvia Penzick. -lib row: Francine Schorofsky, Carol Harris, Jerry Hersch, Robert Leeder, Eleanor Josef- son, Nell Jones, Wilhelmina Page. No! Pictured: Leonard Fox, Gloria Gottfried. David Lewis, Jerry Schechter. Barbara Goald, Marcia Hannes, Frank Costa, Lee Glassberg, Jerry Rapkin, Douglas Gault, Maurice Ehrlich. 7B-I-lxt mum' Paul Wyune, Frank Blas, Jean- nine Bergman, Miss Christian, sponsor: Charles Mosre, president: Loretta Skoumbros, Leonard Harris. Jud roux' Michael Silverstein. Peter Dunn- Rankin, Stanley Greenberg, Monroe Rifkin. Suzanne Sonkin, Hope Schoeppl, Elaine Raizen, Jean Davidson, David Nemeth, treasurer: Joe Dunayer. ird muy' Irving Wolf, Howard Tasch, Sanford Lotto, Nancy Ast, Helen Rosenberg, Mildred Kelley, Richard Lyon, Robert Weiss, Wallace La Grange, Herbert Tashiro. -lib row: Margo Keave, Richard Brenner, Al- bert Ramey, Edward Ast, Kenneth Toothill, Eric Applewhite, Morris Porter, Horace Por- tcr, Morris Djinal, Cynthia Manning. Not Pirl1n'ezl.' Ruth Jenkins, secretary. 7B-2-lst rouu' Mervin Seigal, treasurer, Elenor Schrier, presidentg Miss Thornton, sponsorg Anita Rikin, secretary. 21111 rouz' Tonita Herman, Evelyn Schwartz, Estelle Rosenfeld, Betty Elam, Leonard Hor- nick, Elsie Rozenstayn, Violet Peoples, Mari- lyn Hochman. Srd rouu' Gerold Enerfield, Alan Kantor, Beat- rice Licht, Judith Raskin, Jeannette Osman, Elaine Ralzen, Betty May McKinsey, Collins Wescott, Victor Carlson. Jlh ruir: Ellis Osborn, Martie Schowortz, Fan- ny Cohen, Audrey Liss, Roy Drury, Robert Jeffcott, Donna Newman, Joyce Lamkay, Stanley Karp. X01 Pifturezl: Zelman Pcpkowitz, David Du- bor, vice-president. 78- 3-Kneeling: Ruth DeYaul. Sealed: Richard Tubis. secretary: Stanley Rich- ardson, vice-presidentz Mrs. Sennett, sponsorg Esther Katz. president: Milly Diamond, treasurer. 151 rouz' Morton Bennett, Alfred Anderson. Stuart Jacobs, Stanley Feldman. Jud ron: Stanley Rosenblum. Alene Segal, Eva Rosner. Audrey Michelson. Betsy Penninger. Babette Girlin, Eleanor Semel. Shirley Ros- enfeld. Edward Green. ird roux' Joel Jules, Burton Sokol, Norman Schulman, Henry Rosett. Jack Rosen, Eddie Levitt, Charles XY'ehrly, Robert Fischer. nepcrmg rece 0 lll1iff0I1 I had the strangest dream rt u as just the other night But I could su ear that I 11115 there so 1 :Ltd u as the srght' I lay beneath the branches of a spreading chestnut tree And Ile turlrgbt all around seemed to cast a spell on me FOR I HEARD THE TREES COINVERSIING All u as strll and placrd as lt grou s u hen nrght rs near The trees there all about me rn corces I could hear Spoke quietly to each other on the topics of the day And though you u ont helrece me here s u hat I heard them sag fu as almost fift-4 years ago the1 took me from a pot And put me on :hrs Ufhrte House knoll yes rn this :ery spot' I ze uatched great men and u omen go rushing madly by And Ire notrced storm clouds gathering rn the far off sky Ire seen n1r1e different presidents srt rn these spacious halls And I 1 e gained through time the ll zsdom for the u rrtrng on the u alls Nou Wfalnut dont you hog the tale or ue ze a lot to tell And there are many trees here that knou the story uell 'Nou Im a srmple cherry tree u ho sau rn 92 Clecelanrls 11ctor1 ocer Harrison a mighty triumph too And then I sau McK1rzley uho met a tragic fate Wfhrch for dynamrc Teddy opened u rde the White House gate lNo greater man than he has ualked upon thrs hrll He dug the drtch at Panama urth hrs drplomatrc skill But life the grrm old roker sat hack and srmply laughed And pushed asrde poor Teddy to make a place for Taft All rzght Mrss Cherry Blossom ue ze heard the uords you spoke And I should like to hate my say ar erred the stately oak And tr red to check the u ar clouds that seethed throughout the land Bu! rn spite of great addresses and noted meetings too He failed to keep us out of uar as he said he u ould do' The famous 14 points he gate to us rnstead Yo ue sent our boys to Europe u here they fought and dred and hled' But the W AR TO END ALL IVARS to PROTECT DEMOCRACY To SAVE A GREAT AND WEALTH! LAND to KEEP IT FREE' W as just another conflict a ferno red urth pain And all our u orthy efforts uere uasted but Ill cam' Then the chestnut under u hrch I slept prped up u rth Y es that s true Ior I stood right beside the Oak and I haze seen It too' Next came poor W arren Har ding uho got a drrtj deal He trred ot straighten out the mess and get on ecen keel And then came Calczn Coolidge the next Ill our long lrne And Hooler and then Roosez elt complete the stated nine' Here nou just a mrnute W AIT' This brings our story up to date But ue ce rust a little more to tell And I the poplar knou rt u ell' Teddy v cousin F D R has hitched hrs u dg07l to our star He v organized a lot of A s and trred rr1 many different u ays To help promote neu l7ldll.Tl7'1 and grxe each man prosper ity 5 el once again the u ar clouds fly O er erpansne lands and dim the sky To rn our minds or1ce more rez olze The problems fazth and strength must solze M1 usron then began to drrn no longer could I see Those aged and u rse philosophers u ho had spoken there to me And the last thing I rernen her as from that dream I fell ll' as a chorus W HAT IWILL HAPPEN and then ONL1 TIDIE W'II L TELL Mary Trepte 6 4 1 f 1 I I WI - - 1 W I ' 1 IL . 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I 1 -I Q Ll r ' M Aoi fo - 6 I . x 5, 5 ,, , f x v ,l fx L' HJ ffn, O V- X Q a 0 0 I IE 0 'O O 0 I7 ' ,Q n D 'af V X :I o G O V 5 S O K Q 1 N D A 6 0 D .-.-e1G:fa'.f. : 0 ,, , ' ' R l 6 xx X -F , f I I 5 v - 'x ' QQ F. 5' 'af . if '31 x,,r 615' Fred Koran AI Giwot Hank Bronner Treaxlner Irwin Pollack Lewis Shenkcr Al Cohen Bobby Levitt Julian Cohen Harris Wfetherhorn Ted Teanev Wim George Kundc Tommy Brumlik MARTIN ELLISON Sponsor The B Club is the lettermen's organization of the Miami Beach Senior High School. It's purposes are threefold: to cooperate with the school authorities and the Athletic Council on all athletic policies and programs, to promote fellowship and good sportsmanship among club members and among all who partici- pate in athletics, and to serve the school in every type of school ac- tlvlfy. This year, under their new spon- sor, Mr. Martin Ellison, the club reached a greater prominence in school affairs than ever before. git MARGARET HENRY .Him li flul1 There were three pledge periods during the school year. ln order to become a pledge of the organization the prospective member must have earned a letter in some recognized sport or activity. There are at pres- ent tvventv-six active members. The school will long remember the hrst annual B Club Variety Show held on February 14. 1942. as the first of a series destined to become a prominent event on the school calen- dar. As a climax to the evening Miss Margaret Henry was crowned Miss B Club. jim Snedigar jim Cogper President Jun k Mey er Lhalrles Muurh llilik Schwarz Kenny Davidson Vin' Prerideul Sonny Nehalm jack Spitz julian W'einlxle Stex e Rosenberg Neil Sthitf Bill Fritz .Sr rr'1.l4ri 500 I BALL fdfaf B r .. .maid ful - HE 1941 1942 Typhoons opened thelr season a young and mexperrenced team wrth the majorrty of the boys bemg sophomores and lumors Only plungmg full back rm Cosper a converted tackle remalned from last year s champronshrp eleven Due to the lack of seasoned players thrs year s showmg drd not equal the fine records of past years Although the Typhoons started w1th a bang by defeatrng the Dania Bulldogs 19 0 they were able to chalk up only one other vrctory this against the Delray Seahawks 46 0 out of a total of eight gan'es played However with the return of a large number of thrs year s lettermen Coaches Brll Harkness and Fran Lxvermore can well look forward to a successful season next year Instead of followmg the usual method of haung rl captam elected for the whole year this season drfferent boys were appointed captams by Coach Harkness before rm Snedlger and George Kunde The followmg players were awarded letters Hank Bronner Gene Lo Bell Al Glvot Charles Weinstein manager Robert francis Ranagan Mllton Srlwersteln Ted Teany erry Denker Dick Schwarz Charles Mauch Harrls Wetherhorn Thomas Brumlxk Wrllram S Cosper 1m Cosper Bob Blount ack Dxamond manager Ed Resnick Frank Manson Murray Glasser ack Meyer Bernard Michelson Al Cohen lm Snedlgar George Kunde 69 1 J a 9 ' . 1 ' 1 . 7 'Q , ' , ' L Q 3 Y , . . . . each game. They were jim Cospcr, Tom Brumlik, Dick Schwarz, Hank Bronner, J. . , . ' 2 , , . , . . , , . . , . . Y . , 9 J 7 l a B 1 Q s I 7 I I ' 9 y 9 J . a 9 . 1 a w J ' v ' a , . , . g emor IQ 1 a Inf 1Il AI BI-R1 B CCY I muh DI! K ROSFINBAI NI RINNY DAVIDSON Ill Stale I Hurd 1 ,,f,,,,,,, JIM SNFDIGAR BOBBY LFVITI' AI GIVOT GPORGF Ixl NDI C uller C mud Guard I zulu IEDXVARD EVANS BILL FRITZ MURRAY MOSKOXVITZ NEIL SCHIFF Foru ard Guard Guard Forward -70- HE Typhoons under their new coach Mr Albert Cox enjoyed one of the best seasons ln the history of basketball at Mlaml Beach Hxgh School The Typhoons scoliingly called a skmny bunch of kids by a certain sports editor displayed a hustlxng want to wm sprrlt that surprlsed many an over confident foe throughout the season Long after the 1942 Typhoon basketball team has graduated rt wall be remem bered as a group of boys of equal playmg ab1l1ty workmg together as one umt and gnvmg thelr best for their school Enterlng the Regional Tournament as the second seeded team the Typhoons after playing one of their best ball games of the year ln the semi finals by defeatlng Ft Lauderdale lost to Mlamn High Regional and State champlons 1n the finals Ed Evans lm Snedlgar and Captaln Kenny Davldson were placed on the All Tourna ment team they were defeated by the strong Leon team of Tallahassee The fyphoons achleved the major upset of the tournament and one of the bnggest upsets m the entrre history of the state tourney play when they won a thrnllmg 52 30 vxctory over the second seeded Andrew Jackson team of acksonvnlle Further honor was brought to the team and Coach Cox by the nammg of Dick Rosenbaum as All State guard Ed Evans and Dick Rosenbaum were also placed on the All Cnty team selected by coaches and OHTCIKIS of this area Much credit IS due Coach Cox ln hrs first year of Senior Hlgh coachmg for producmg a team that came through m the clmches The following boys were awarded letters Captam Kenny Davidson Ed Evans lm Snedlgar Bob Levltt Dick Rosenbaum Steve Rosenberg George Kunde Bull Frltz Vlctor Rubovsky Hank Bronner Al Glvot Milt Sllverstem 1m Cosper Murray Moskowltz and Roy Avchen Howard Levlne and Irwm Pollack Managers 71 U 9 ,, . . ,, . . . 7 , - - - u u Q u , ' ' I - u n s Q , , ' 9 9 J s ' ' In the state tournament, Coach Cox's boys advanced to the semi-finals where I ' I! ' Il u . n Q 3 . . , , J 9 7 1 . . . 9 9 9 1 1 ' x 9 J y 3 7 7 9 u ICM: 42 ic imf u J in gsm' 'S'-1 Erchcrx 511113 11 unlor g asketloall HE U41 42 junior High Basketball Tcan under the direction f h 1 1 a majority of the games in the win column In the County Tournament the Fisher boxs playing their best ball of the car l t h os a eart breaker to a highly favored number one seeded Ada Mcrritt team my the final minutes of play Fisher recen ed further recognition by having one of its players erry Blank named on the All Tournament team unior High Basketball aims to provide the young player with a proper knoviledge of th f d l e un amenta s of the game so that he will be readv to participate in varsity competition in Senior High School The entire squad is to be commended for its lighting spirit and good vsork through out the season The followm Y Sacks Allen Byer erry Blank Arnold Gertner Rogers Cosper Paul Kane k L wsy eonard Hollender Seymour Lenin George Klein Stcxe Glass St l an ey onas Mathcvx Nestler David Baum manager Eddy Penson assistant manager g boys were awarded letters Albert Seigal Arthur August Stanle 7-1 z ,sf , 5' ' 3 Eff ? , H., . 1 it-1:5 s it 9 ' -ago-,f ,gf . AV I i' I C 1 - L - ' ' f 2 ' ' o t eir new coach, Mr. Martin Ellison, completed their season w'tl Q ' 1 ' ' . 9 I ,Vx I i 7 Ai - q A 7 . ' - -Y Q I - A 7 . . , . : , . Y .. I , - 7 ,J . 7 I 1 v AY Ya 7 S , - outheastern gh gchool ghamps OR the fourth tume un the last four years the Muamu Beach gurls tennus team copped top honors un the Southeast Conference race The Typhoon lassues truumphed over Muamu Hugh Ponce de Leon St Patruck s and West Palm Beach losung theur only match of ul nune game schedule to West Palm Beach Thus defeat was avenged un tvuo later matches The 1942 team wull be remembered as a group of gurls playung together as one unut and struwung always to wun Much credut us due Coach Blll Rrcc and Muss Marlon Xwood for thc contunued success of gurls tennus un Muamu Beach Io Coach Rucc we owe credut for develop mg some of the funest gurl players un the South whule uf ut were not for Muss Marlon XX ood s guudung hand many a team would have floundered off uts course The gurls receuwung letters are un order of theur rank Betty Van Suckle Ruta Zaret Eduth Schulman oyce XX ally 75 J ......... h' 's..., ....... . 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HIS year as rn past years the Mramn Beach boys tenms team coached by Mr Pete Whlte completed their season with a credrtable record The Beach racqueteers won slx out of their elght matches losmg only to a powerful Ponce de Leon team champions of the Southeast Conference and to West Palm Beach by default The Typhoons were vrctorrous over Mraml Hrgh Mramr Edrson Andrew ackson St Theresa St Patrrcks and Rrversrde Coach White and hrs boys were not able to make the trip to the state tournament thls year as they have done rn prevnous years due to cxrcumstances arrsmg as a result of the war This years lettermen are Fred Koran Herb Bruber Bob Bawer Lewis Shenker Don Kaplan In the past Beach tenms teams and Beach tenms players have always brought honor to their school rn regular season and tournament play and thns year s team was no exception Although hampered by the loss through graduatlon of the majorlty of last year s lettermen the boys tenms team fimshed thrrd m the Southeast Conference Ao 1Pla9er FRED KORAN 76 ANN ,..J Y k H ' A ' ', V' - , U4 W. , 5 , ,,,,' -' .x ,LII . ,...4 .... . .. .., . . . , . 9 9 9 11 YD ' ' ' ' . , . 9 9 ' 9 9 . , . . ,I 9 ' 9 ' 9 ' 9 9 . , . 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Tl1f1'1f 11.14. 1,1111 Gmf. 141111 uljvf f 1 f11 .1 111.111 'S 0 6f4NlZ!l7l0N if emor 19 1 tuc ent ounu Bobby Blumenthal Preudeul I 11 rl Semeslcr Rox Bw rncs Preudent .S 1 mud Semeslc r Roy By rnus Bull knu Robur Bavwr l'r :nk Rmux Vu e Prexrdenl 7 reamrer Vice Prexxdenl I reamru Max Rohhms Connu. Rorhnnharp. Karharnnc Harms Barbara Irung RtlflldIIIQ Sruclarm fnrzufmurlnln Yuulurn Ifuordmg Scuvmra forrufmudrug Surdurx WH ,J - V if lx. 1rst genlester tu ent ouncl igffi zum gennestu' tu ent 0unc1 Rl irst gcnmcstcr iihraryv Essistants S cccmcl gcn1cstcrg.il9rz1ry igssistants unior igl1 g..iLJrary Essistants E-l1CSIDi0ll gocicty NZ T LCN! L wow wumy NOBLESSE OB IG w r ' 5, J-S 5 We humbly apologize to the Band for thu pzcture which doe: not do them Justine II the members utll re call the condition: under ubxch rt ua: taken hou ever zu a drn :ng ram uzth editors and photographer literally :campermg up and doun telephone poles ue are sure they url! he lenient rn their criticism DDING to the extensnve extra currlculun' of the school xs the Mxaml Beach Hrgh School Band From a small group nn 1938, this organnzatlon, under the able dlrectxon of Mr l'el1x McKernon, has rapidly grown into the eighty plece, fully lnstrumented symphonic umt of today However, the bands fame ns not llmlted merely to symphonic work, nt proudly exhnbxts a drnllmg band whxch rn the recent Florrda State and Natlonal Regional Band Contests won the first dnvrslon award for marching At these contests besides the many outstanding personal awards won by the band members for solo and ensemble work the band as a whole recenved the hnghest ratings for a class B band ln both studned playing and sight readmg Per haps no band ln southern Florxda can boast of the fine record this school orgamza tion has made, nor name the noted llst of enthusxastlc supporters and patrons that the Beach band has acquired through nts fme work To keep up the excellent record II has achieved however, there IS a constant effort put forth by the band members, under Mr McKernon s guxdlng hand, tovs ard added laurels, usxng past glory as but steppmg stones to future fame Qi . .z .,. ,y ff.- ' , .., , .' 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DFBBY RABINIONX IT? e I HOUGH there may come a tlme ID a country s p0llIlCdl hlstors when disaster prevaxls there IS that ID the language whlch os errldes the gloom and brlngs to thc world the beauty and culture of a proud freedom loung race So must we thlnk of France and the French language Under the drrectron of the two department sponsors Mrs Grace Brovxn and Mrs Gall Dans members of the snx French classes who COITPIISC the Cercle Francals haxe carrled a splendld program of actrvltxes Of especial lnterest was the partlclpatxon ln an all Dade County French Fete held at M1am1 Semor Hrgh School the exenlng of March 6 This ewent was sponsored ln the lnterest of lnter school relat1ons by the Lafayette Federatlon of French Clubs of Greater Mlaml The Beach students presented tvso one ict plays and rcprcscntcd the largest deleganon to attend the fete soul and by the survlval of the language IS man s hope for freedom rcallzcd 86 K- . A I 4 Min Fr nrb ,lub . n - 1 1 7 - i I ' . i I 9 . . s ' 7 ' ' , n 7 1 I D V' Q ' - , f 7 I -. I J-2 I y ', I A a ' 1 1 Students of the French Club remind us that language is the freedom of I111lI1,S ' . . ,' 1 41 , A , . 5 A ., ' -.,, gg .g 1 1. C . ,. I I H 'y M V,-kfzf 4,5 NY job nn order to be successful must be whole heartedly entered IHIO and carried through by everyone concerned Our Pan Amerncan Club sponsored and directed by Mrs udlth D Clement of the Spannsh department IS helpmg to carry out the Good Nerghbor Policy by sendmg books to students ln South Amerxca Muchas gracras senors y senorrtas On May the 8th the club sponsored a brg fiesta dance and floor show ln thc patlo which was successful ln cvery rcspcct Ihat mght Mlamn Beach Hngh was visited by a little American Conventlon which was held April the 18th Thls year the Spanish department ln cooperation with the two other language departments French and Laun awarded rlbbons to outstanding students for mam tammg an A average straxght through the year Awards of thrs kmd act as an rncentlve to pupils to keep up their ax erages S7 ' 9 . . , , . Y 9 bit of old Spain. The Pan American Club also sent delegates to the State Pan . , . , . . . 7 1 ' if nlttlnf. u J iatlll glut III U0 x JNL 119 IQ I ll 3 F Lum if gafetf 8t1'O1 1- L, X 5 lf' IE -I'l ill QW I U - , ,J f K A -'lim A I. . ff? ' a'.: ,vl ,s- s x .Qt .I A M . R 5 r A , I X6 x 10, r 1 .Q ' Nl IJNIC II I YOU CAN T TAKF I1 NY I1 H YOL EORHNSIC FAGUI ILENLE lights curtain' Thus the 194147 season of the Dramatics Department opened After wetlts of preparation the inaugural production Mzdmgbl was presented before an enthusiastic audience The excellent instruction and coaching of the director Mrs Muriel Rash had evolved an exciting mystery fulfilling all the requirements of such The plot centered around the summer home of old Mr Greenwood Know closedb and the mysterious and many visitors who appeared around midnight on New Years Eve There was a spy ring situation woven into the story high lighting all the other elements of suspense Now that the dramatic season had been opened the classes of the department settled down to further study and the presentation of many one act plays given during the year Among those were .Sorority Nlyslery Hu Ilrst Girl Nobody Sleepx A Mulrmge Hui Been Dmnrunged Ibe Bookshop Mn O Leary 5 Lou and Lilly Those who availed them whith will be an and to them in whatever they undertake The classes during the second semester wrote and presented some original r ndio scripts however the crowning event of the second term was the senior class play Hart and Kauf mans hilarious Broadway success satirinng modern life lou Cunt 'luke It ll :tb You For two nights this story of life in the Vanderholi family where everyone did as he liked and none of them was really sane except perhaps Grandpa and his granddaughter Alice played to capacity crowds and received much favorable comment The department of speech did not limit itself hovsewer to just play The National Forensic League of which this school is a member did much excellent vsorlt in the held of debating Contesting with prominent debators of the various schools our teams gained an enviable record through their excellent orations This year will be remembered as an outstanding one for the Speech Department as a whole through the widely dnersified selection of offerings which were presented both for entertamment and education 91 Y -1 4 1 4 1 Q .J J 9 1 - ' ' - ' l h y . , . . a . . ' K . , . , . I ' ' V '. I' ' ' ' I . ' . '. . , ' ' 1 .' ' . ' ' ,' ' . , , ' - selves of the opportunities offered in this course acquired a wealth of training and poise . - ' 1 1 . ' 2 I ' -1 ' , , ' , . . . . , . S l V . . . X 4 V IR ! PUBZIG4 7l0N5 B 1409 K LAIRF BRANDLER Idllor fzrst Semesler MISS JEAN PFTITT Sponsor MARY TREPTF I dllnr Sea and Sz meftu junior High Fdllor Fxchmgn if EDITORIAL STAFF hand Rum Zdru From Plga. Fdnmr jour. XY nllx Iuhxn4.L luds boodnun Sluudmg M1xlnL Bublxn Artist I'ru'P1pLrr Sporrg Idlmr Dormhx fdglann JOURNALISM CLASS 010111 vnu Illrxu sbrm not 11 I N L I1 1 lun hum n udih Ramkcxukx 'u frm A Arm u Pm I mu XX H ur :nu S'lIII Schucr Nonnc S n1 Ilxrrlu NL: N urllvflt I ullllll Green Hcnrx Bronngr sldlldlllg ru rear FrlC Dawson h- I DITORI L ITA T RHFZE' Al v IRVING LFIBSON Bnnnesx Manager JUNIOR HIGH STAFF Miss HFLFN DAVIS 9 Siuudnle Duld Lurslo Nh'unL Ilofminn Flvmor Fray Jfukln Rns4.n Marx pmlmr N nn Flllxon Bcrnlu. Dublcr Alm XY nun Rl 'IHGRFINBLI M lun flmg Glnrl 1 Kohgn B nrh :rx H lrnut Jud! Goodm ln P llty Sclvs ly 'md 'LYXIJIIJVII Husmecs xfdlldbff I on mn 1 H lrknug lx BU INIS WM gy M CIRCULATORS AND SOLICITORS llrunhlum sxstmz hu mass m1n xgcr Irung Ixgbson huslnus m1n1y.Lr l IH Rumond Sf-full Nxlxu ZIH Inu Grc-On Cwnl R054 nun XX1Ilx Dormhx Grows mln Riu Win Hlrxu Nhrhuh udrfu Burl klplm Nhrun XXhxlm1n ldu ard Grunhurg Isullv, ,lusLphu' Rm Bxrnu Nam Irlnkgnsrun Hlrwu IH: gran fd you lxmnnuh Nlugrsun Nhrxm Blunul xlkllll' Rubuxsln Donlld IHILII Allm lxrxfr Leon-ard XX ullnh Nhrnn Hnroxurz Sum Spun 'I S: . .A V . .' . .',',AL,' - . ..-. . - -. aj A A 'H'g.' '1 Q A. 2 zz a ' ,' 1. 1 'f' 'z'. , ' '11, ' 4 , ' 1 f X , A W I I. ' s k 1 'N 1 N ' I 7 4 . , L, , 0 ' -1 1 I 1 U K I fl y 5 n X Q P' v A A U, ' gf 4, if ' '. .Q 1 L hand: Bill Fritz. nssismnr-advertising mnnnglcrz May Robbing. adwerrising nmnngcr: Ruth . HS L ' 'V 1 1 I . ' f . k ' 1 4 , 1 'lux f ' . 'A ' , - . Q- , ', J I 'H 4. , R - 1 A.', A , : ., ' .. Y : . . . , . - 1 . . . . . L . , . . . . - . A 4 . ini- .gl fl U. 11- A' . Tal: a '. . '. 1 I ', . 1942 EDITORIAL TAFE p-S-. Q BETTY BARBOLR MISS IRENE ROBERTS DI BBY RABIWOWITZ Fdltor HI Chief Sponsor Assistant Editor LITERARY DEPARTMENT Isl rou Nanny Woodward ynku Mollw. WIISOYI lnurirx 5:15 Ba.rrSol1nskx photography Blll lkrnz sports 'nd rou May Rohhlns npll Lgsur 'Nloorn I LFIFY at ff Phwllls Colnn ISIIXIULS sd Nllrun Bllllllkl u y6 .- 9 A ' f L . ' -. 1 ,, ' ., 5 ' , , , . A 1 - ,. ,. ' - 2' '. , :: - - . -. il-aj all ,' QV.: Ill : . 1 1 '. 1 'fish W fi00N BUSINESS STAFF DOT LFWI9 MRS CO1 PFN SKINNPR DONYAI D FANF'I'I Iisnlanl Buuuexv lluuager Spnrlmr liuvlmrr llarlallf' gr Q .x- CIRCULATION AlN D ADV ERTISHNG Seated: Lenorc Coplan, Jacqueline Bnar. Lois Lemon. Isl ron: Sonny Seitelman. Sylvia Ziff, Ed Singer. Millyc ,loscloR. Caryl Rose, Jud ron: Lester Gordon. Mnrwin Cm-cl, Alhcrr Be.-cr. Gerald Simon. if' ATRIOTISM I5 thc lou of one 5 country and thc d6XOIlOD to the ssclflrn of that countrv It IS that nebulous mcxprcasxble somelhmg that masters Sou, that proud thumplng of your heart that turmoil of surgmg blood exery time you su. 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Pl Q1 I ' . of In- , I ' 'i ' J ' 1 1 J f SUNSHINE FASNIUN x 1 J,f . - . T 1 S ,f p,Qx,, ,,'Q',, ,,. ,,,., f omplz ments of ENFIELD CAMERA SHOP I omplzment.s of I CQEUTII y 409 LINCOLN ROAD CALL J 7111 Xlnamx Beach WALSH SEHUUL ol BUSINESS SEIENIIE Exlablzsloed nz 1277 Secretarzal Accountzng Busmess Lldmznzstratzon Hlccredited flmerzcan flssoczatzon of Fommercal Colleges MIAMI BIACH MIAMI PT LAUDLRDALL 1715 Lmcoln Road Professional Bldg 808 I: Las Olas Blxd li Y Q 037' x f X4 S ZIP Q J x W Co ovnbufs SSQNQA IIWIGV CQ -,-,,,,,,,-,,,,,,N,,.-,AQJ Sporung Goods ns OUR MAIN LINI: Nor A Slde Lme SPORTING GOODS IHC 772 I: Flagler MIANII Phone 5 1 a llil s s g E I E . O . I N I V3 ' s s N- I s - s - ' s s M z ' z 5,- ' s -' s , - : z S ' ' Y s I - s I ru 'M I I I - J f A' s ' s . - '. s I iq - nf 1 X s - : A O 2 I Sl I fryffn - I I I A . S , Q l f Xvij z ' , z I . ' , 1 Ll RX s s I , 1 ll Q . - I - I s ' f 3 I f. I 3 All i 5 . I 5 l, -. 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K SIIPPIV C0 h iff!! XV HWGWXXAXLGW SOQQQ IWWI5 omp 1111c1111's F07llDl177l6l1fS of O IIUIIC RALPH MITH, J tlzlc tzc and S'zw111 mzng K rj b Instr uclm S X SIANI L IH! LIIR THI CADILLAC HO II h it B h MIAMI BI ACH IU! il' ' W 3 1 ' 9, L ' I 1.1f1f'f 1'1114q11vl.' H V14 . ' ' L K' - ' II? 1ff.1f. '1. 4. HA. . . I N I 'I .Sazue loruliun xirlre ' 1 1 5 I ' I 1 I X tl sd 'T 152' lfnh Srrccr Miami wg N g Phone -nf I ij W Q ' 'gh , 1 ' L I gf f , 'M 1, 1 . ff ' . .- s , .. , n 6.40 1 Y . L , If ' O , 1 , CI7'! A, 1 . L . . ' ' Dldcs uwclry Esta lishmunt in Miami Bead w -f - y -1 . 4 E ' ' ' ' g Q I Q g, I J J 1 K 1.111 Fifi . fm Phonu 5--.,'I Miami cat .HD I go' ALION ROAD D ND ldlfggfsjdf PHON1 Af IFIRSI 'eng MILK CREAM ICE CREAM Servmg Grade A DAIRY PRODLC to all Mzanzz Beach Publzc Ychoolb .llllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll 4-' 1 l Catermg to Her Majesty The Jumor Miss C03 LINCOLN ROAD HA 477, 3.4 1 KBC l-un. Av1vwK0,cl'PL MIAVII BEACH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllll SUTCLIFFE S QUJAP 5lOlQE lfl :lar Strut Mum: Bcu FARREY HARDWARE 1 to f ll I COMPANY C97 Alton Road Hnlleman s Restaurant lil x N I ' ' x ff X x ' ff 2 X EX K 1 '- ' N x X- A t , 1 , 1 V' l ' 2 L , , - - O - : R - Z' :Z f,-- , ' L' f i ' 66 , U! Y TS A . 2 E ,. 5 5 ' f , 3 E K 1 if E 'A if 5 f, E x E mls f E 'llllwl E W3 'A' E 1 E y fb S 5 'L E : N 1 : I ' ' - : X96 'v : : XV,- E cc v - - my E . lx. ,K E OSX o XYNQYX E l 3 E E E I E , 5 E 'x fx O ' X Q Q 1 m f ' -1 'z ' 1 E Advinc to tl c thin: Domi c.1t tlxstf' Advice hc tht: Do 't c.1 , t'.15t.' Excellem Food 0 cn-me Pric I v .. lnh Srreer - XY'n5hingron Ave. Nllmi Bcufh Fl 'nj A IA IJIfAUYII,I,Il a f 's rl!-'J I Q. I lr llnldl I I I IIII I f v Q I , . , V 11? I., Fomplzments .7JLay,mnJz,e Hotel BEACH BUIIT SIIPS CURPURATIIIN p 1 E 70th Street as the Bay Mnamn Beach Phone 5 5585 iqowlfs A III Igf IICWQQQ, ompfmzents MURRIIS BROTHERS Compliments IIIUHIIZ HUIEI bflbj Blxfmeull I My gurl ran If mth 1 soldrcr R113 Bwnr XXfI11t 1 shamc that Bf 11113 I m satrshcd furthcrmorc somconc stolc my tures Rf! Too b1cI Bobbj I m smshcd and to top es ery thmtg off I just Hunlxcd a brg ocam ut m spite of rt 1II I m satrshcd R11 Hovx IS that possible vnth II your mlstortune' B 11113 I smoke Chrstcrmlds Qi r A 49 I9 K f 3 Q I . A Q ' A ,,, ' ' V QA - - Y ii B YQ I JJ '3 I N I I I Com le eMarineSer1'ife of Charlie GruFfin.Gcn ral Manager E QW' ,k QP 3 ' 1.- N' I 1 X I X k Y Z, I 'IC 4 f ff X , en Yrannahvr Iuwwwj In3YII'hu3 STI 0 - , II? 7.1 .' U K O of V 1 W 1 .' I -' 1 ' ', 1 .' H I B . . . K Q . X1 .Q. -,, 1- I H ' I . 'I 'I Z1 Y - 106' - 4 TH S Somewhere there IS a boy already feellng the surge of ambxtlon H IS a typlcal Amerlcan youngster confldent dear eyed courageous eager to meet the elxallenge of a job And wherever he starts hell clnmb Hell be runnmg tlns com pany some day' WIIOSC boy? We A BOY LIKE THIS COMPANY SUME DAY' dont know He may be yours Thats tl1e Amerlcan pattern Free enterprnse equal opportumty tl11s IS the Ilfe blood of business the solld basis of AIIICFICHII lndustry May we aluays hold to these truths of the Amerlcan Way FLORIDA P0 la GIIT COMPANY BUILD X , ,l . Q i I I . ' 9 , . . . .. . e ,Q . . . ,, , , , . - , 1 Q D 1 u 9 - 5 - - - V f- - . SX ff S' f N 4, ,Ox ' . U . ' . . . ' . Q . . qv g gi wx VA m III mvlmm M wma HEATING SQNXIX REFRIGERATIUN PEIIPLES COMPANY '14 Q.. f lhe Shelhnume Holel l pl O TWIN CITY TRANSIT CO S hS I I AVIIA Hollywood i' Fi. A e ale 'I Miami Beach Z Cvulrzflfirrzarzfi of Q -xfx X o CL X QR fl O wg 0 Ax r I Za XX , , , X 2. 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Ride ur Cars and Save Your Tires HOLLEMAN' RES'l'AL'RANT To RICHARDS 14t IICCI Miami Cl XSSCJ 2 OR the put 15 wears we have endeavored to keep strlde vslth the LXLLPIl0Illl browth and xecomplrahments of the lx'lldlTll Beach High School md onee lgam vxe hue tried nn our humble vsax to isslst sour Annual Staff produce 1 wear book of xxhxch sou may feel proud Ihe Staff this se lr h I5 had more th in thelr ahare of grief due to the unrest and war dns and we feel that then hate done a wonderful job under present condrtlons and are due congratulations from the student body I has been a pleasure to vsorle With you and vue sueh for etch and exers graduate a most success ful and happx future HX l LAN l IC l RINTER ' Ulll , 'f H It fl 511411 U15 U llfl N3 T Nl fl l 1 N CC N611 llJLAllU S fVCJ'lllli N J N' l:'4' XP 21? 1 l lrj J 4 1 l INK 'URXIIII f..fl1t'.llfw1'wf lun! .ll l 1 RADIO SALES 8: RENTAL CO POPIJLAR ANI1 RECORDS AND CLASSICAL Rffmd 3010 SHEFT IIIUSIL 513 LINCOLN ROAD PHONI: 5 5245 On BIIII lrxtz tnp to CdllfOI'l'1lA IX 1111e C111 11111111 XX hat do you thunk of our state' B1lf1 lt ccrtunly IS lllllqlli I all 1111111 XVIIII do you mc In LIDICIUL ' B1ll9 lt Lomas from mo LItIn words unus IHLIHIDQ, Om Ind ulus mmnlnl horsc .Jy.A51s,fafA,2x. ,g,,Lf If, sl' mo Sli? U Axlcccdllavxla Ocmm OF Tl-ll: hYl'S TLI Optometric EYE SPECIALIS l 954 Lmcoln Road Dlal 5 5580 omp mzcnls WASHINGTON STORAGE Q ke Stan O I Amoco P od I? I DIXIE Tlre Company Phone 7 4577 1840 Alton Road Ll LrIngTIr 'I lard A urn. COMPLIMENTS OF THE Qlixutnc Qbarhens The Wzamz Beach Florzst 607 Llncoln Road ll' . 1171, .L ,C Y . l -ffl' .I .' H R ' 'i I 5 2 X F gp, SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION 2 L . . , if if 3' Dr. ll. H. Fisl -- Jilf M ' . 615, V W LL! .LILO-L C? I' 1 .- of U3 F. ' is l' UCKS it I - Comple Au 0 Serrice l U S-'b-I' 'cs XY'l B'u-'- Fomplzmcnts f,lEllll5lll,llllll Szfe 111 111 fluff Pnfuf How much IS thus ld Mzllmer l lftecn clollf1r5 Szfermzmhzp P1 ,011 XX here are the holes' lllfflllcl XX hit holes S zferm Illlf71f7 Pnfnl The. holes for tha much for lt omp znzenis O nenc! longralnlatrons and Best lV1slJe5 io the fluff 0 N f SHERWIN WlllIAMS PAINT C0 l680 ALTON ROAD c,OMPLETh RADIO SERVICE Records Vlctor Decca Bluebird M1am1 Beach Radlo Co l:Y'5l ,946 claw l 5 COMPLIMENTS OF The lloyal Palm Ilolel ll Illlllllll MIAMI BEHCH GROLPRIPS MPATS X cgctablcs Sea Foods 1 1 el I 1 Ita ez! Il P11 e ex ' ' ' . l fue 0 . f fk I A 'R s . ., k 1- .. - .. h ,-, -Vg 5 151-' fig . I ' rf? - 1'. ' ' uafsl of the -jackass tlmt would hay that . . . ll I0 Lincoln Road Phone 5- H al lW'es1 of Almnh G 1- . X 4 0 E l L- . Y W T 1 l l ' n I . ,'. f 1 .- , ' 4 The 1'1'fl lr: I 1,7 'L' Jl.Il',. 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