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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1952 volume:

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As you receive your diploma, your cumu- lative record will be transferred from the Guidance Office to the vault wherein the records of our graduates are deposited in a permanent file. That clerical act is symbolic of the fact that we are each perpetually making records and moving on, there is little that is static in the process of iving. The clerical act of transferring your guidance folder does not imply that your education is over. Education, like life, is a continuous process. Miami Beach High School has been as a laboratory of life where our desire to equip you with fundamental knowledge and data has been exceeded only by our wish to install in your hearts certain fundamental truths in human understanding. 5 93-1- We hope that even thoughlthe world is in confusion that you are aware that confusion does not exist in the mind which is trained in the art of self-discipline, the mind that recognizes reality, be it bitter or beautiful, the mind that accepts the fact that every individual privilege is attended by a personal responsibility, and that the dignity of man and his work is the keystone of a true democracy of the soul. God-speed, Seniors! Our hopes and prayers go with you. Each tomorrow is a new adventure. Be prepared to live abundantly but with simplicity. Continue to probe the mysteries of nature, live happily and decently, with no regrets. Wars may beset the world but a mind at peace, without rancor to man, may clear the vision for the future. The world is your heritage, enioy every minute of it! Don't think you are leaving Miami Beach High School. Your successes and failures in the years ahead will be the measurement of our success as educators. We are proud that you are graduates of our school! 411- cp .'f,1,, ,QCD Cp Q T D00 H GENERAL STAFF ASSISTANT Gilda Goldstein I9 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Phyllis Kandel SPORTS ASSISTANT EDITOR Judy Karnens EDITOR ARTIST Emden Herzog 431,551 Jean Redman 1' N-4:7 O AD SELLERS I ADVERTISING Seated: Elise Weinsfock, Helene Rosenthal, Barbara Hillman. MANAGER Standing: Fay Brodsky, Anna Jackson, Sandy Weinman, Marty Budd Fischer Bierenbaum. ,fa X I 1' - , I K TQIWA TYPIST Barbara Rothman as BUSINESS MANAGER Ann Broad PHOTOGRAPHER Alan Rubin un., X SPONSOR Mr. Michael A. Samuelson CIRCULATION MANAGER Maxine Cherry ,Wf , IIIIIIIX -57- R 5 I A-YWAYQIBJ BOOKSELLERS Seated: Carol Washer, Jerry Zatlin, Barbara Pallof. Standing: Iris Thorpe, Martha Jo Becker, Sue Gans. 5 S1 gs L, -...ww s...n -QMNMNNM 7 I 0 ,fs I0 W! X f f fi fi 1 4 , k - W3 O I w 4 ' ' S 5 ri .f.M,, K This is the time of year that brings to Seniors the conscious- ness of rapidly closing high school days, culminating in the romantic delight of commence- ment. How swiftly these six years have gone by is both your testimony and mine! It hardly seems possible that the first class that I welcomed as seventh graders is about to graduate. Surely time is like a vapor that vanishes away! ln five spans of six years the world will count you middle-aged. How vital each six year span is, we well recognize. If we could carry into the future years the resolve we have when, looking back over our high school days, we determine how differently we would do if we had it to live over again! But these years of living over lie ahead and THEY ARE OURS TO LIVE. The challenge to you, then, is to lament the past less and fulfill the future more It is with unusual pleasure that I extend my greetings and heartiegt Wishes fo the members of the class of 1952. Your Alma Mater sends you forth with her blessing. . IRVIN W. KATZ Acting Principal MISS MARGARET TARRER Dean of Girls Our directors, Miss Tarrer and Mr. Lessner, guide us faithfully through our high school career. Students are always welcome in their offices. MR CARL LESSNER MARJORIE EWING Typing, General Business Y assi? i F, HORACE OLIVER D. C. T. BETTY FRANCE Music, Science Margaret SCOTT English, Journalism, Beachcomber MARGARET GAILLARD Junior High Library ELSIE THABIT Home Economics, Science PATRICIA KILMARTIN English, Core WYNONAH ZETROUER Shorthand, Typing FRANCES ALDERDICE Nurse Qt ANNA BLATTNER Home Economics GRACE BLOUNT Science THEODORE BOUYOUCAS Mathematics, History ADDIE BOYD Social Studies, Government GRACE BROWN Spanish AIMEE BROWNLEE English KATHRYN CARLIN Chemistry V' s , -Y U CHARLOTTE CARLTON LOIS CLARK Physics PAT CLARK 4? bu Physical Education WINSTON CLARKE 'f Mathematics W .L Spanish - ' 4 45? 'rf- W. D. COLE Mathematics, Coach LEONA COOKE Treasurer, Bookkeeper JOHN COLEMAN HERSTON COOPER Sociology, Civics Band AL COX Mechanical Drawing, Shop CHARLES DRUMMOND Mathematics as CLARA DALTON GAIL DAVIS French HELEN DAVIS English History ROBERT DUFF Music EMILY EISENHUTH Attendance Dept. 2 FRED ELLIOTT Visual Education, Counselor x vt ELLA MAY GILBERT Junior High Library BETTY GRAHAM ERWIN GRAU 'sf' ANN GILKEY Bioiogy Physical Education Mathematics MINEANA JORDAN Shop, Art LILLA LYLE Mathematics T' MARION ELLIS Mythology, Latin MARGARET GILKEY Guidance Counselor If LUELLA HOLT English MASSIE LANE Spanish Y EDNA JAMIESON Mathematics FRANCIS LIVERMORE History, Government ,-I CARL LESSNER Dean of Boys EVA MARTINEZ Mathematics BEA MANZE Study Hall BlRDIE MCALLISTER Science EVELYN MAZIJ KA Physical Education IRMA MORRIS Home Economics ESTELLE MITCHELL Bookroom MABEL MUNDEN Limited Physical Education MARY PITTS Senior High Library L Z CATHERINE MooRE Q ' Testing, Algebra -J ALMA MONTGOMERY Senior High Library FRANK PASKEWICH Civics, History, Coach Student Council, English MURIEL RASH 4..x Yrs MURIAL PLUMMER Business English, Office Practice Typing RALPH RICE History, Coach xv DOROTHY Art x RITTER LUCY ROBINSON History, Government ' 'QVW MARGARET RING Ass't Registrar MARGARET ROBERGE Speech 'Fi HAROLD RUBY Business Math, Bookkeeping, Business Law f ,A I LAKE RUSSELL English IRENE ROBERTS English i4 MICHAEL SAMUELSON BETTY SOKOLOFF Dramatics, Speech English, TYPHOON 'Y' was FRANCES SOWDERS English, Core fl ,cn MARGARET TARRER Dean of Girls GWEN SNYDER Physical Education WANDA THOMPSON MILDRED TILLMA unselor, History, RUTH THOMAS Secretary To Deans , Mathematics ALFRED TRIFONE Shop, Mechanical Drawing ORIN SCHROEDER Physical Education BETTY TAYLOR Registrar HAROLD TOMSON English N Core JOE TUCKER Of' Spanish ROBERT BERRY Physical Education W :Tl R All performers need scripts, and the ones made out with the aid of our guidance counselors help us for seven years. Miss Margaret Gilkey heads the guidance department, which carries out a valuable testing program, helps new students become accustomed to our school, and smooths the paths of graduates into the competitive world. Vocational guidance is offer- ed, and for those students plan- ning to go to college, the de- partment maintains a special section of college catalogues in the library. The guidance department helps students from seventh to twelfth grades and has become an integral part of our school. 'X 5, 1 F i ll ll -g Q. -5 Cell? ,K i I. a l --r-1-'- 1 -I I gi -- sa q' r N Ilia-- ,f 1 f W. Q ll ll if P , , r 415 - ,L B u i R 05'Q0Qll'd Left to right: Joe Antenucci, Robert Wills S Not only do the custodians of Miami Beach High School keep our campus looking clean and beautiful, Z, but tvvo of them have made contri- A butions to Show Business. Lucy Mae Twyne Robert Wills and Joe Antenucci, two of the many custodians on our staff, have written such songs as Baby, l Want to Baby You, l Want to go on a Picnic, Every Night the Moon Will Shine, and Oh, My, I'm a Lucky Guy. I O O When leading ladies feel ill, the understudies take their place on stage. In our school, with extremely high health standards, the understudies do not even get a chance to participate in one performance. Miss Frances Alderdice, our school nurse, commands a modern and competent clinic, designed to insure the health of our students. NJ 3 D Q Q l Willie Mae Ward -' ii' is . X There is always an opening night crowd who come To enjoy The wholesome, in-expensive meals serv- ed by the hard working staff in our school cafeteria. cafeteria I K KJ IYTI P ,., ...V pb ,D 1.3, , MMI 'Q 'N , 11' V' -- .am . xy : s,x ' L k' In A ' xg- Q 1 'ax If Af ' .-sv n Nff .. wwf 1 'u Unis, Q, - ., n 1 I .. ' -V ,J , 'Q -N . Q q,,,'l.h . , xv 3 .,, . :ss ' ' , 1 4 A 2 ' 'r. 'I v P , , , Y . ' -h f Q i f - s, 9 ' ox M, rp . , QA 1 . Y N Q Q ' 4, n K . yu- 'W qt, x 4 .N A 11, '. 44, seniors ,Q ,sl 4 1 'fs I Q K sf? l i' V V V 1 R' Miss PLUMMER MR. CLARK Senior Sponsor - Senior Sponsor This year the Senior Class was active in all the s'chool's major drives and pro- jects, along with, the annual productoin of the Senior Class play which this year was Dear Ruth. Also on the agenda was a gala skip day and the usual festive banquet. The seniors also entertained the entire school with their class day program. In leaving, the January Senior Class would like to express their sincerest appre- ciation tothe faculty for their wonderful guidance and leadership through the past four years. 'i f' 1 .514 ' i 'X .':'t' CLASS OFFICERS were: Treasurer, Eileen Cypress, President, Howard Osterman, Vice President, Elliott Gathercoal, and Secretary, Eleanor Krutel. SARA BANDER 4,9-,l,.4IaII. -, - I I,l C I K, .5 qw-sf, . 1 PI-IvI.I.Is AaRAIvIs ,. pq. YF' - ll 1 nl I If' 5 ' , f ' ' 1i,.I . mx- - ,rl AY 2, 3 . . . Brush and llf ,I Palette 2, 3 . . . Spanish I Club 3, 4 . . . Minstrel , Committee 3 . . . Wants Treble Clef I . . . Spanish to live me of Riley. Club 2 . . . Library Coun- cil '2, 3 . . -. Brush and Palette . . . Coronation Committee 3 . . . Girls' Council 4 . . . Attendance Ass't 2 . . . Wants to be- come a success as a buyer. French Club Treasurer 2, 3, 4...BClub4.. Club 2, 3, 4 . Star Game 4 . . room Ass't . . . Council Ass't 3 . to be a success much. MARTIN BIBLO ff V sl ' ' of-ff' N - ' ' A ll 'lil'-'i,Ji.f, I B Team Basketball 2, 3 . . . Intramural Sports 3, 4 . . . Class Officer 2 . . . In- tramural Club Officer 3 Wants to become a pro- fessional businessman and make money. . Wheel . All . Book- Student . Wants and get BARRY BARSON CHARLES BERNIAN K A g 3 +'1 .I RICHARD CLINE l rl U ' X 5- lb ' . I in , A , ,, li , Intramural Sports I, 2 . . Proiectionist Club 3 . . . Wants to be an account- ani. . :V RONALD BARON - Lewis. . I 'Q I ,I .1 'QIY' , - . 1 J sm, AY I, 2 . . . Intramural Sports . . . Coin Club . . . Photo Club . . .'Dancing Club . . . Wants to suc- ceed in his chosen field Cbeind a gigoloj. Football I, 2, 3,. 4 . . . Spanish Club Officer . . . Wants to have more ambi- tion than he had in school. ERNEST BRANDT I , Intramural Sports 3, 4 . . . Intramural Club 4 . . . Wants to be a business typhoon. 27 ANN DRuRv Class President l Embr, Staff 2 . . . GAA 3 . . . Sports 4 . . . Wants to travel around the world. EILEEN CYPRESS Library Ass't l, 3, 4 . . . Library Council 3, 4 . . . GAA l,2,3...NHS3,4 ...AY2,3...Senior Class Treasurer . . . Embr. Staff 3, 4 . . . Junior Cor- onation Festival 2 . . . 3 GA Al,2,3,4... Home Room Basketball 3 . . . Football Team 4 . . . Wants to maior in business administration' - hotel man- ager. NoRMA ETTNER FT 3, 4 . . , French Club 2 3 4...MathClubl Brush and Palette 2, Wants to be a pediatrician. BARRY EHRLICHMAN DICK ELKMAN 1 'ws 9 3 R . ,at Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . B Q - . Club 1 H353 I 4 ... . - A 'E , l ,, N se. f , 6. , Q 4 1 l f IJ ,ty . 3 -.1 ' dh 9 '- it. si-if ,, if ' , 4 ' . ...G 1 t it . 2 Il ,, . 1 l ARLENE FUTERNICK f Modern Dance 3 . . . Ten- nis Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to be successful in her col- lege education. Beachcomber Rep . . . Bridge Club . . . Canasta Club . . . Wants to be a private secretary and marry boss. DIANE EDELSTEIN , I f I Mai. 2, 3, 4 . . . Geom. Club 3 . . . Girls Council 3, 4 . . . Guid. Dept. Assft 4. . .French Club l, 2 AY 2, 3 . . . Junior Coro- nation Committee 3 . . . Wants to go to the U. of Alabama, get married and have five Blond' sons 2, 3, 4, President . . . Wheel Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to be a famous hunter. FLORENCE FABER NHS4...AY2,3... FTA 3 . . . Library Ass't l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Coun- cil Officer 3, 4 . . . Embr. 3,4...Paper2... Spanish Club l, 2, 3 . . . Wants to get into G. W. U. in Washington, D. C. LARRY FRIEDMAN ELLio-rr GATHERCOAL A A X Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Ass't 2, 4 . . . lntramural Theta Club . . . Vice Presi- dent Senior Class . . . AY . . . Wants to be a CPA. Home Room Officer 3 . . Library Ass't I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Council Officer 3, 4 . . . Wants to become n pharmacist. BARBARA Gnoss Senior High Library Ass't 3 . . . Main Office Ass't 3, 4 . . . Coronation Attendant . . . Treasurer FTA 4 . . . Wants to graduate college with MRS degree. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Quar- tet 4 . . . Home Room Of- ficer 2 . , ..Vice President Student Council 3 . . . Coronation Festival 2, 3 . .. Football 4 . . . Senior Class Play 3 . . . Wants to study music and be an arranger, composer and director. DORIS GOLD Home Economic Ass't 1, 2 . . . Attend. Office Ass't 3 . . . Junior Coronation Committee 3 . . . GAA Rep. 4 . . . Wants to take WAYNE GORDON DAVID GlNSBERG STAN GREENE up social work and major in iuvenile delinquency. Intramural 4 . . . PA Op- erator I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to be a millionaire or at least an engineer. is Q5 MiLAN GRoss A k' I.. it? '1--.,fk5.ibiv'E.- K ,,,1.t4i U Dancing Club 4 . . . Wants to write a bestseller. On Committee to Se of Assemblies . . . to finish college. cretary Wants WARREN JAMES I r I we 51 Football 3, A . . . Wants to be a million dollar law- yer or famous F. B. I. man. Home Room Officer 2 . . Library I, 2, 3, 4 . Library Council Vice Presi- dent 4 . . . Beachcomer Editor 3 . . . Ad. Club 3 . . . Wants to bring credit to Beach Hi. LEON LANN ,ff , . I , x ,Af t . - . , to r. I . vu- V 'N ' .pw-if 4 W I li , y U ' ,J Intramural Football I . . . Motion Picture Operator I . . . Chess Club 4 . . . Cafeteria Ass't A. . Wants to be ambitious. BRUCE Kl.loN BARRY HORENBEIN GQ? lf, B Club Sec. 2, Vice Presi- dent 4 . . . Key Club Presi- dent 4 . . . All City Base- ball 2, 3, 4 , . . Baseball Captain 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3,4...Captain4... Football 4 . . . Dean's Ass't 2, 3 . . . Wants to make a million, and get much. RENIE KLEID CARol.vE KAHN I' I ,Q .N Treble Clef Club I . Spanish'Club I, 2 . Cottillion Committee 3 . . . Girls' Council 3 . . . FTA 4 . . . Junior Coronation 3 . , . Senior Play Committee 4 . . . Wants to have a happy married life and five cl.ilc'rf'n. Treble Clef Club President I ...AY Secretary 3 . . . Theta Club Vice President 4 . . . Brush and Pallette President 3 . . . Coronation Committee 3 . . . Corona- tion Procession 2 . . . Wants to be a fashion de- ELEANOR KRUTEL ROBERT'KONHAUZER L' ' s L:: .: fi, Q ,f A i L , N K n f wx xiii? Ai Senior Class Secretary 4 E . -. . Head Flag Twirler 4 ,P . . . Coronation Procession Wants to be a play boy. 2,3...GAA...Junior Cotillion Committee 3 . . . Spanish Club I, 2 . . . Commer. Office 4 . .. Wants to be the best secre- tary and then best wife ever. PEARL LINDEN ,. I ,A Volleyball, Cheerleading 3 . . . Junior Cot. Committee 3 . . . Go-getters 4 . . . Commer. Office Ass't 4 . . Maiorettes 2, 3, A . . . Senior Play Comm. 4 . . . Wants to be Mrs. J. Katz and raise little kittens. RITA PAPARO 5 v I X X . ag a L.. 2 X xi if YF. Zlfg S ' v A 5 in Mn.. Q ka P, asf B . Q ef 'S 'ew 6 wif. ' li' ROBERT MILLER Senior High Library Ass't 3 ...Red Cross Rep. 3 . .. Pan-Am. Club . . . Dean's Office Ass'1 4 . . . Wants to have a successful col- lege and business career. MEL MENDELSOHN lntramural 2, 3 . , . Wants to go to the U. of Florida, meet a rich girl, get mar- ried and have about 16 HOWARD OSTERMAN . . .Q ww ,, - M' F' fl A l 2 rip- 'Ig V, r Home Room Officer 1 . . , L 1 K French Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . - I? 1 4' N Brush and Palette Club . . . -- ' H A Wants to be a successful Wi 1 f- f . , f ' ' businessman in the clerical 1 I ,X ,NME field. . .' W 11 fsfagfgrgifs t 'mr ,,:.' H Q-1-'lffiilli L.. l' it lim .... it 1 leat it -E f ' Q 4 F r it -X .. A X K iw f . if Dom ROSENBERG ' F !4Mv-' 1-A t 'T ia'-it MARTIN LIBERMAN f . - 1- .' I s. ' ' 'iw .si 1 ull le f 'V Life With Father 4 . . . ln- terlude in Greasepaint 2 ...Macbeth 3 . . . Thes- pians 3 . . . Home Room Officer 4 . . . Scholastic Essay Key Winner . , . Wants to be a farmer, writer and cartoonist. Wants to be an optomitrist and see the eyes of the world. kids. Secretary of Traffic l . . . Home Room Office l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Beachcorner Man- aging Editor, Beachcorner Editor . . . Golf Team 3, 4 President Senior Class . . . Wants to be a big business tycoon . at - WANDA SAMUELS 5 . ii it .1 Beachcomber Rep. 4 . . , Mimeo. Club 4 . . . Embr. St. 4 . . . Commer. Office A . . . Dancing Club 3 . . . Junior Coronation Com' mittee 3 . . . Wants to be a Florida Gator. PAUL SANDLER RICHARD SCHWARTZ W ss Y All E , ,,. img 'E .. 5 if 'Wit if Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 . . Home Room Officer 3 . . . Commer. Office 2, 3, 4 . . . Embr. Staff 3, 4 . . . Book- keeping Medal 3 . . Wants to become a C.P.A Band 3, 4 . . . B Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball l . . . Shop St. Teach. 3, 4 . . . Beach- comber Rep. A . . . Math Club 3 . . . Wants to be a billionaire. JERRY SIEGEL FRED SINGER Football 2 . . . Mimeo- graphing 2, 3 . . . Choir 4...Embr.2...Wants to be a clinical psycholog- CHARLES SPECTOR I It ,.w'- ARLENE SLATER X 1' , F - I 5, r ,L 'il 4 W Intramural Sports . . . L y Wants to become a sports announcer. 'if' 1 Q? Wants to become a great career woman - until she gets married. JACK SEGAL Home Room President l, 2, 3...NHS4...German Club 4 . . . School Essay Award of Merit . . . Chess Club 4 . . . Wants to ba an electrical engineer. Wheel Club 3, 4, Vice President 3 . . . B Club 3, 4 . . . Typhoon Photog. 2 . . . Football I, 2, 3, 4 . . . . Wants to be a mil- lionaire. WARREN SPINRAD Swimming Team . . . Pay- chology Club . . . Wants to see the world. LARRY MARANTZ JERRY ROEDELSHEIMER 'TE .r Y ,ft ' - X Wants to enlist in the U. Intramural . . . Wants to , I S. Navy. be happyr ' V r A 9 S MYRNA SHAPIRO RoNA SussMAN Wants to get an MRS Library Ass't 3 . . . Junior gree. Coronation 3 . . . Home Room Sec. 4 . . . Girls' Councii 4. 'wr , W rv' - I R l y ' t 5 5 , 3 , W, Y -rf. tra r' I ' Y? V. ' ' Q I I -ff .. -U I ' ...,.- b N ' , . Tom NICELY ELNNE BREGER 33 ' v CHARLES SPRiNTz 1 LONA TANNENBAUM . ALEX HONG Room Office' 21 3- Home Room Officer 3 . . . 4 . . - Golf Tebm l, 2, 3, Nursing Club . . . Wants 4 - - - B Club 21 31 4 ' - - to go to college and have spmlfh Clllb 3 - - - WUMS a successful career in to become e retail mer- iouynalismn chant and part time golf pro. Treble Clef Club 1 . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Choir section leader and pianist . . . French Club 3 . . Wants to make l through music. Lewis WlN'rERs 1 Xfkiu.-. ife happier i L in .za it I 'ii I L ii R .1 ' Advertising Club '4 . . . Wants to be a millionaire. 34 MARK WILLIAMSON ,.-...-,. ' , WW 1, g 'ii' P E fl? 'E ., Y ,L V' 5' V, ....: , ,bi if fffifi 7 ' V ' F , ii 1 Home Room.Officer 2, 3 . . . Swimming 3 . . . Golf l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to be another Slammin' Sammy and a successful businessman. SHEILA ZIMAND .if Spanish Club I, 2 . . . Beachcomber Rep. 3 . . . FTA 4 . . . Red Cross Rep. 2, 3 . . . Junior Cotillion Committee 3 . . . AY 2 Wants to marry at 20 and raise Sweet Violets. 0 I U restamelnt and X lost ' will I, PHYLLIS ABRAMS, hereby leave to Gracie Reiner my ability of telling my mother that I have no homework . . . SARA BANDER, leave all my long hours of school to some unfortunate student who has nothing better to do for the rest of his life . . . RONALD BARON, hereby will and bequeath my professional handwriting to those who need such . . . BARRY BARSON, leave the great thrills and experiences of being able to play in the all start game. . . . CHARLES BERMAN, leave to Teddy Finkle my way of saying the wrong thing at the right time, and the right thing at the wrong time . . . MARTIN BIBLO, do bequeath to any athlete the honor of going out for basketball three semesters without making a letter or varsity team . . . ERNEST BRANDT, leave to the future seniors the honor of trying to sneak into Miss Roberts' class by the front door . . . RICHARD CLINE, leave three pairs of dungarees to the next boy to have Mr. Ruby for bookkeeping and law . . . EILEEN CYPRESS, do bequeath the title of Official Homeroom Sign Painter to any unsuspecting and untalented artist . . . ANN DRURY, leave one slightly worn-out gym suit and my locker filled with English compositions to any Senior who needs them . . . DIANE EDELSTEIN, leave to Sally the ioy of making life miserable for Gerald after I have gone . . . BARRY EHRLICH- MAN, hereby bequeath the name of Turk to Steve, my brother, and good luck to the future football teams . . . DICK ELKMAN, leave Victor Johnson . . . NORMA ETTNER, bequeath to Miss Roberts' English classes wistful remnants of wisdom . . . FLORENCE FABER, do bequeath to any student who can get away with it, my talent for daydreaming in class and getting away with it . . . LARRY FRIEDMAN, hereby leave . . . ARLENE FUTERNICK, bequeath my B in shorthand to any girl who needs it . . . ELLIOTT GATHERCOAL, do hereby bequeath my Senior pin to Marilyn Schuyler, and Miss Muriel Plummer to some lucky class . . . DORIS GOLD, do bequeath my collection of absence passes to Roberta Hollander, who I'm sure will need them during the next year . . . WAYNE GORDON, leave to Miss Montgomery, a pair of roller skates so she may move around the library with more ease . . . STAN GREENE, bequeath my sweat socks and gym shorts to the fool who inherits my locker . . . MILAN GROSS, leave my wishes for an A in English to Miss Roberts . . . BARBARA GROSS, leave my seat in Miss Carlton's room to anyone who is brave enough to take it . . . BARRY HORENBEIN, bequeath my accurate basketball eye to any boy who wants a 3.5 average . . . WARREN JAMES, am leaving the school with all the teachers' gratis, I hope . . . CAROLYE KAHN, will my ability to become engaged at the age of seventeen to any girl who is as much in love as I am . . . RENIE KLEID, bequeath to the undergraduates the longing to graduate- and when the time comes, the sadness of leaving . . . BRUCE KLION, will to any freshman who has the nerve to carry it through four years of high school the nom- de-plume of Porky. . . . ROBERT KONHAUZER, leave my Spanish book to some poor soul who will follow me, and my three ringed binder to some freshman . . . LEON LANN, bequeath my post as cafeteria usher along with all the graft I took in, to some unsuspecting soul . . . ELEANOR KRUTEL, bequeath to my brother Freddy the spirit of fellowship and the good times that Beach High has given me . . . MARTIN LIBERMAN, leave my teachers to Mr. Cooper. Let him figure them out . . . PEARL LINDEN, will my ability to catch virus in 99 degree weather as an excuse for not coming to school on Linden's Holidays . . . MEL MENDELSOHN, leave to Miami Beach Senior High School Buzzy Goald and Dick Fine for the duration . . ROBERT MILLER, bequeath the course of physics to anyone stupid enough to it . . . HOWARD OSTERMAN, bequeath all the A's I thought I would get to ie who has a strong wall to beat his head against . . . RITA PAPARO, leave all my 30-page term papers including the ibids and op. cit.'s, to future English Stu- dents . . . DON ROSENBERG, leave the elegant name of Big Brown Bear if any- one could possibly want it . . . WANDA SAMUELS, leave my Texas accent to a cute Bostonian, Janet De Luca . . . PAUL SANDLER, leave to the next mimeograph machine operator, my ability to iumble up the works . . . RICHARD SCHWARTZ, leave my Refresher Math Book, to the poor souls to follow, and my wood ruler to the next shop foreman . . . JACK SEGAL, bequeath to some poor unsuspecting Senior, my English notebook compiled for Miss Roberts consisting of IOO compositions, 5 term papers, and blood, sweat, and tears . . . JERRY SIEGEL, will Miss Roberts, every aspect of my idealism with best wishes . . . FRED SINGER, leave Keystone and M. B. H. S. the happiest years in my lifeeand a team to Beat Miami. . . . ARLENE SLATER, leave all my eye makeup to lla Krauss . . . CHARLES SPECTOR, bequeath my seat in 316 to some fool who is dumb enough to take chemistry . . . WARREN SPINRAD, leave my black and gold underwear to some loyal Beachite who is willing to help keep up the school spirit . . . CHARLES SPRINTZ, leave my golf swing and form to the future golf team . . . LONA TANNENBAUM, bequeath to all of Miss Roberts' senior English classes, my term papers . . . SHIRLEY USDANSKY, leave to anyone who loves choir as much as I do the ability to have to give up lunch or drop your favorite subject to remain in choir . . . MARK WILLIAMSON, give my dead fish to the school grounds for fertilizing . . . LEWIS WINTERS, bequeath my long legs to anyone who wants to try and put them under the desks in M. B. H. S .... SHEILA ZIMAND, will and bequeath my clean???? gym sox to anyone who cannot afford to wash their own. -I most likely to succeed EILEEN CYPRUS and HOWARD OSTERMAN WANDA SAMUE Wl'lO fm best all around WANDA SAMUELS and BARRY HORNBEIN LS and DON ROSENMRG SHEILA ZIMMAND and WARREN JAMES 3? .J iz. iw aiglglji WITTISST friendliest I I :gi ' 4 42. viii best looking done most for school ELEANOR KRIJTEL and MEL MENDELSOHN RENEE KLEID and HOWARD OSTERMAN ANN DRURY and BARRY HORNBEIN EILEEN CYPRUS and PAUL SANDLER LL Nay.. most arhlenc A Kz',,,o 1 brain fwsfs WW W Av Teachers pests SHIRLEY USDANSKY and DON ROSENBERG most fllrfahous ELEANOR KRUTEL and ELLIOTT GATHERCOAL ELEANOR KRUTEL and WARREN JAMES most Talented Vo. . ,E . . M ?'xS.Al El, 'ln 'f'1.Q::sf:-kaxw 1Pl'.I'K pepplest , fs fr- 5 1 Ji:1y1,3sgu lil- I Qi :Q V .ull ff L.LXl-1l'I..'1bi'k V ,,,, : most popular ELEANOR KRUTEL BARRY HORNBEIN S fi Y V ,V 44, 6 566 Q13-X609 O4 GJD' X35 4 'O S441 6 QR- 0 O! X Q,P' 6' 0 5 16' OCS 06 0 G XA a 0' 044, fx? 9'S,Xg,X P41567 Ox? 4' E ,za ' i . 4 x 4 V 5 wg' W X 1 .1 3 H Q uh. qu 4 4 f M lk O :N f ZF? '-f f'F?E' senior class play X X dear ruth 0 ? 63523, -5' SENIOR SPONSORS SEATED: Mrs, Clark, Miss Gilkey, Mrs. Robinson STANDING: Mr. Tomson, Miss Carlton, Miss Mc Allister, Miss Moore. AL BAKST SANDY BARSON 1' Maior. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Head Flag Twirler 4 . . . Girls' Council3,4...AY4... Band Ass't 4 . . . Wants to be a model. Vis. Aid Dept. l . . . Rec. Dept. 2 . . . Embr. St. 3 ...Mim.Club3,4... Bkrm. Att. 3, 4 . . . Wants to be a party whip CDem.j and whip the other party. FRED BENSON -1-1 .Q ,H if rg 72.-1 if ' ll t, Li -' 'VA-,--., , F I W I ,lv Intramural 1, 2 . . . Home Room Sfficer 1, 2, 4 . . . Wheel Club 2, 3, 4 . . . St. Court. Sec. Proi. 3 . . . Baseball 3, 4 . . . Wants to marry a millionairess or ioin the Foreign Legion. Basketball 3, 4 . . . Wheel Club . . . Swim Team . . . Sports Club . . . Wants to be a success in a skilled trade and to be able to support himself without the help of others. EUGENE BECK MARTHA Jo BECKER A :sg ty, H., ' .. ,. N z - Nl ll I A . MARTIN BAUMAN t, t for -C1 . t ' at . fi, Vis, Aid St. 1 . . . Intra- mural l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club 2 . . . Sports Club 4 . . . Wants to be a textile engineer. Band and Honor Club I . . . Usher Service 2 . , . NFL State Cong. 3 . . . Miss Spanish Club 3 . . . Sec. Soc. Aff. 4 . , . Wants to discover an infallible cure for migraine head- aches. GAIL BERGAD Sevfvtoun Beusts if l M ,,,, . . D Nfl . ww , V l'l s 1, Sli l l .1 Q l- . V . Q, gl i Fl, 4: 1 :L A' V. V . . . . ,sr if if I t 2.2 . H I it ,,, ' A '- -A W ' -' Intramural 1 . . . Red Cross bf ,il gs, Club 2 . . . Ten. Club 3 A ' ' . . . Wants to graduate ..1, ,M , . college. Intramural 1, 2, 3 . . Wants to become a fam- ous sportswriter. 43 MARLENE BERTMAN r Treble Clef Club I . . . GAA l, 2, 3 . . . Theta Club 2, 3 . . . Comm. and Clin. Asst 4 . . . Girls' Council 4...Wants to be a housewife. Usher l . . . Intramural 1 2,3,4...P.A.Sys. 1,3 . . . Home Room Host l, 3, 4 . . . Wants to be a mor- tician. NORMAN Bo'r'r V. J' Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Class Vice President 3 . . . Football A . . . Wants to construct an- other Empire State Build- ing. ANN BROAD W if ' , , .5721 My . BURTON BLACK ll inf: My wlwl M . as i f . ,x - lllgfl. ' WJ- 4 gli' g ' U ll -4 WI -K , ,J 'fr i . 14' hw Home Room President l, 4 . . . Home Room Treas- urer 2, 3 . , . Coronation 'A Committee 3 . . . Cot. Comm. 3 . . . NHS 3, A . . . TYPHOON Bus. Mgr. 4 . . . Wants to live happily everafter. LARRIE BLASBERG y SUE BLITT ,wig it'sxe.,,, . . ,,,. . V N' S 15 J Q 'lr if Library Ass't 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Golf Team 4 . . . Wants to become a veterinarian. Chorus l . . . Maior 2, 3 .. . Band Ass't 3, 4 . . , Wants to model in New York City. HELENE BRANDWEIN Go-Getters Club 3 . . . Person. Club 4 . . . Wants to get an MRS Degree. ANN BRICK Dean's Ass't 1 . . . Home Room Officer I, 3, 4 . . . President l, 4 . . . Main Office Ass't 3 . . . Senior Hi St. Day 4 . . . Wants to be an elementary school teacher. I. Boa COHEN FAY Bnonstcv LEst.lE BROWN Q 0. IDI' iiivl-are-ttf., -v, T ' K 2 I ' s J . X Junior High Basketball i at ' ' . . . . Intramural I, 2 . . . W Xl Latin, Club 'l, 2 . . . Wants Home Room Treasurer 1, to 90 'O College and mHl0 Red Cross Rep I 2 . . . Coronation Att. 3 in m0n0l0nY' Proi. I, 2 . . . Vice Pres: . . . Home Room Secretary dent Proi. Club 3 3, A . . . Wants to be an Wants to study radio elementary school teacher. TV announcing. MARTIN CHAPMAN Sue COBLE Junior Hi Usher 1 . . . Coronation Attendant 2 Library Ass't 1 . . . Swim Maiar. 2, 3 . . . AY 2, 3, 4 Team 2 . . . Home Room 'A B . - M ulq, E I if . . . Coronation Committee Officer 2, 3 . . . Usher ' 3 . . . Wants to get an Service Club 3 . . . Wants g h b,l', MRS Degree at Miami U. to be a psychologist. 'A ,lug WILLIAM COHN JAY COMRAS fglfx-'si BARBARA BROWNE ,Q 'F . I L, ' i Lib. Am 1, 8 . - - Lib' wan club 1, 2 . Math Club l,3. . .Latin Club2 CIub2...NFL 2,3 4 . . . AY 4 - - - Wim! 'O Dram. Club 3, 4. study radio broadcasting. Beach. 4 . . . Wants to at- tend 'college and become a teacher. I , . rf: W H ., -1 MARGIE CHERNER YN . .4 ...t 1 Ill? , 3 R A ,, , W ll French Club 4 . . . AY 4 . . . Wants to translate the Bible into Anglo-Saxon. Football Team 4 . . . tramural I, 2, 3, 4 . j 3 r -F , ln' 4 Wants to get rich quick. ...lf A , at i t t. 'f ,, K Er, f L 11 ' f .- I ' J in neu MEL Col-:EN X - - French Club l, 2, 3 . . . Wants to be a iournalist or writer. 46 MAXINE CHERRY Secretary French Club 3 ...Choir3,4...Home Room Vice President 4 . . . President Girls' Council . . . TYPHOON Circul. Mgr. A . . . Wants to be an ac- complished pianist. HAROLD Cosa DORIS COHEN IRA CoHN Beach. St. 4 . . . Wants to stay out of the army. i DAVID Cr-ioxovsxv lil- f?,l:'lf:-allgll-' . .,,, l F A V. -L Uv 'f' f I ' F I 'lx 1 i l ' .- Q x i +1-- ' Home Room Vice President I, 2, 3 . . .Wants to be- come a success in life. Intramural 3, 4 . . . Ten. Club 4 . . . GAA Rep. 4 . . . Wants to become a laboratory -technician. PEARL CQHEN t 'M' 514,-, . ,Y Milf! A, Lib. Ass't 'I . . . Pan Arn. Club l, 2 . . . Theta Club 3, 4 . . . Wants vo have four children and an M.S.K. Degree. SHERMAN COHEN CYNTHIA CHAUNCEY Library Office l, 2, 3, 4 fl . . . Cot. Committee 3 . .. Football Team 3, 4. Library Ass't 1 . . . Maior. l, 2, 3 . . . Att. Off. 2 ...MainOff.3...GAA 3 . , . Wants to get an MRS Degree. Toon DAVIS JOSEPH Du CESARE Football Team l, 4 . . . Track Team 3, 4 . . . Wants to be an engineer. N. L l ' JANET DE LucA 5 BRYNA COOPERMAN Treasurer French Club 3 . . . Home Room Secretary 3, 4 . . . Theta Club 3, 4 .. . Att. Off. 4. . . Wants to be a prviate secretary. GAA 4 AY A Wants to become a kin- dergarten teacher. lNez CHAUNCEY Intramural 2 . . . Go-Get- ters 3 . . . Wants to get an MRS Degree. Intramural I, 2 . . . Wants to be a mechanical or elec- trical - engineer. MARLENE DEZEN Lib. Ass't 4 . . . Wants to be a medical technician and also a housewife. . 47 Bump Flscv-:ER Boa DANIEL Baseball Team 2, 3, 4 B Club 4 . . . Wants T0 be a bull pen catcher for Palatka. President Treble Clef Club l . . . Intramural l, 2, 4 . . . Misa Spanish Club 2 . . . Choir 2 . . . Wants to be a good English teach- er like Mr. Tomson. RALPH EHRLICH Home Room Treasurer 1 . . . Latin Club l, 2, . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Home Room President 3 . . . Secretary Wheel Club 3 . . . Ad. Club Pres. 4 . . TYPHooN Ad. Mgr. 4 . . Wants to have ambition. NANCY ECKARDT AARON EDELSTEIN Intramural . . . Wants to retire at the age of 21. Q 'R wif . Louis EPSTEIN Beach. 3 . . .' Speech 3 . Wants to be a lawyer. 7: Wa nts to b 48s Jfiggv ,. :Vinh 1 ,. .tv M. 1, . . I, -J :tn ART DELLERSON Intramural 3 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Home Room Chap. 4 . . . Wants to be a wall- trained textile technician and attend Lowell U. e a lawyer. FLORA Elci-msn Pan. Am. Club . . . Lib. Ass't . . . Wants to get her MRS at the U. 1 GIl:DA GOLDSTEIN JOHN FARINA ii, we mwfffwfr VSV Intramural l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to be an engineer. f Embr.3...NHS3,4... NFL 2, 3 , . . Treasurer 4 . . . French Club President 3 . . . President Senior Class 4 . . . TYPHOON Gen. St. Ass't 4 . . . Wants to do social service work. My ,W SusA LDSTEIN TEDDY FINKEL 'l,,,ffU0J l NV1. L' IV W ' , Att. Coron. 3 . . . Cot. Committee 3 . . . Ten. Team 3, 4 . . . Alt. Cheer. 4 . . . Wants to get an MRS Degree. CHARLOTTE GLYCK GAA President l . . . Theta President 2, Vice President 3 . . . Home Room Secretary 3 . . . Secretary County Junior Red Cross 3 . . . Ad. Mgr. Beach. 4 . . . Wants to do social service and then be- come a homemaker. Home RHODA FELDMAN Miss Latin Club 2 . . Junior Hi Ed. Beach 2 . . . Junior Class Secretary 3 ...NHS3,4...Secre- tary 'of Pub. 4 . . . Wants to be a teacher. Room Vice, President . Vice President Spanish Club 2, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3 4 Club . ...Track...B . . Wants to be a success as e dentist. 'lslgyxno GRAND ' . .1.pwyf, re... . ,V , . 'C '-fw,.f .f' 354: ' .,li.. HOWARD GoLue - J P' Wants to be a merchan- dise salesman. o-v' t-Q M d JWM ,L JyJ 69,wf2i' ff? flu! ffl! X df .1 1 1,8 Boys' State 3 . . . Home Room President 3 . . . Secretary of lnt. 4 . . . Wants to be the first man to reach the moon. 49 BARRY GRUNDLAND LESLIE GREENFIELD L -1 RICHARD GORDON X : KW . r-A 1' 1 A , ' ' I ' ' li I A ' Y .,, ,:,+' ' Parliament. Junior High St. Council l . . . Home --f- ' Y l Room President 2 . . . AY Lib. Ass't 1 . . . Debate Team 2 . . . NFL 2 . . . Student Congregation 3 . .. St. Coun. Comm. 4 . . . Wants Io study accounting and law. Home Room President I . . . Spanish Club I, 2, 3 ...AY4...Beach.Ad Seller. JAY GOLDBERG Treasurer 3 . . . Latin Club Secretary . . . Key Club . . . Wants to be a doctor. MuRRY GoRooN 3, Cot. Comm. 3 . . . Beach. Reporter 3 . . . Beach. Mgr. Ed. 4 . . . Wants to go to college to study ac- counting and law. HENRY CLINTON WN!!- ,9,,,m': ' ELAINE GLASER TANIA MZ watt, Ca-5, zr-J L L Usher 1 . . . Lib. Ass't I . . .Latin Club l, 2, . .. NFL 3, 4 . . . St. Coun. 4 Wants to see Beach wg, aior. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Main ss' 2 A 2 4 . Home Room Treasur- er 3, 4 . . . Guid. Off. Ass't 4 . . . Wants to be a a,,g.'M...., High. WL A-25.755, Wants to be as good a writer as her mother. ' psychologist. I , 1 EMDEN HERzoG EDWARD GREER 1 .I y SUSAN GANS mi J , ,,.. , 1 qi Q gf-it a +,-' ow ' fm .s f. t If L, , t, , X 1 1 I - U., V. ,- L t,,E.iv.-,L 51,9 . 'R ,' 3 h . E . bitt' fi WV., -lizlff N Q ,.- ., ti X ., W . f 5 I' I Z., 1 V R Q Key Club 3 . . . Junior I Q, E . ATX Class Vice President 3 . . . I We if Hume Room Treasurer 4 1 PA O 1 2 3 4 . . . Vice President French Home Room President 2 3 Bgna :egg 3: 4 . aagd' Club 4 . . . Intramural d4 . b . Beach. Cir- Mgr., 3 Quarter. 2, 3 . . . Band St. ' ' ' TYPHOON Spons E ' . . . Dean's Ass't 4 . . . DEL 4 1 , , WMS ,O ,my 4 - - B- Wanfs 'O WY B Pres. NHS 4 . . . TYPHOON sanitary engineering. ch 9 I' Bookseller 4 . . . Wants to be connected with the theater in some way other than acting. JACK HARTLEY BURTON HEYMAN Intramural 4 . . . Ten. Team 4 . . . Beach. Soc. Ed. 4 . . . Wants to get out of high school. BEVERLY HEn.aRuN Home Room Treasurer 1, 2, 3 . . . Pan Am. Club Treasurer 2 . . . Cot. Comm. 3 . . . Theta Club .4 . . . Wants to marry a tall, dark, handsome, healthy, wealthy man. Vice President Latin Club 2...NFL3...Debat.3 . . . Life With Father 4 . . . Wants to be a lawyer. ADDE HERTZ sl-w '4 STANLEY GELLER A Bk. Room Ass't . . . Theta Club 3 . . . Home Room 5, mural 5. Wants to be an electrical engineer. 5l Treasurer 3 . . . Intra- BARBARA HILLMAN Home Room Off. 1, 2, 3 . . . Lib. Ass't French Club President 3 . . . NHS 4 . . . TYPHOON ad seller A . . . Wants to be an ele- mentary school teacher. Treble Clef Club 'l . . . Choir 2, 3 . . . Dean's Ass't 4 . . . Wants to be a dress designer. SUZANNE HERR DORIS HOROWITZ ELAINE HILLMAN 'Q French Club 2, 3 . . . AY Vice President 3 . . . Main Off. Ass't 3 . . . Theta Club 3, 4 . . . Guid. Ass't 4 . .. Wants to be a sociologist. Q1 I -A ,l 'Q f VICTOR JOHNSON BARBARA HAAS 1 - Beach .... Home Room Secretary 2, 4 . . . Choir 2, A . . . Brush and Palette 3, 4 . . President 4 . . . Wants to have machine to solve problems. ALLAN HERBERT Spanish Club I . . . Beach. St. Writer 2 . . . Beach. St.3...Beach.Ed.4... Wants to study iournalism and law. SuzANNE HERTZ i L I :I a' - x U M' ,2 19 L ii ,V V' fi. Team I, 2, 3, 4 . . X St. Ten. Champs 2, 3 . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . Dean's Ass't 3 . . . Wants 'O 92' an MRS Degree- Football I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3,,4 . . . Wants to build boats. Vice President GAA 1 . . . Vice President Lib. Club l ...Swim.Team2... Home Room Off. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Maior. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to get her cle- gree CMRSJ at the U. Bosal JAcoas nv' ANNA JACKSON '17 ' . .C fr.. 5 if v ' 1 0 l J, 'H l J- lt WW XX Spanish Club I . . . Sec- retary 2, 3 . . . Beach. St. 1 2 3 . . . Ex. Ed. 4 . . . Treble Clef Club 'l St Coun. Ass't 4 . . . TY- AIDA JACKSON - ffl! ,l I. 1 Beach. Ad Seller 2 . . Basketball Team l PHOON ad seller 4 . . , Theta 3 . . . Girls' Coun. 3 mr 2 3 AY 4 Wants to be a secretary JACQUELINE KRAM ,.. wit! f mi, M. ,W gm ., , . fe: mf, f Wants to go to college and take up dramatics. Ten Team 3 4 prosperous husband. Bus. Mgr. Beach. 4 . . . Wants to at- tend Chicago U., maior in psychology and make Sig- mund Freud look like a dummy. RICHARD JULIEN 45 ' f 'f l ':'?,Q.-i 1 'I ilu. 4 N A l f R MEN ' ' 1 ' ,i N I ,L -1 , - f 1 Y' '-. .- My . . , 1,1 Latin Club I, 2 . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Home Room Vice President 3 . . . NHS 4 . . . Spanish Club 3, President 4 . . . Wants to become a good doctor. Wants to become a good secretary and find a nice STANLEY KLEIN Intramural 2 . . . Football 2...Guid.AsS't2... Wants to be an aeronau- tical engineer. Beach. Rep. 3 . . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Main Off. Ass't 3 . . . Wants to get married someday. SILVIA KLAIMAN I-..V,. 1 22 -A 3 ,f ' 'hw'- . J N f 1 ' Q .f .- me -. ua ,, 1 L fs: - I ' If : ' Span. Interpreter 4 . . . Wants to be a Spanish in- terpreter at Yale University. 54 Juov KAMENS helix! Usher Serv. Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . Embr. 3 . . . Beach. 3 . . . Home Room Presi- dent 4 . . . Ass't Ed. TY- PHOON 4 . . . Wants to be. DISA KANSOL RONALD KAPLAN MARVIN JACOBS Home Room President l . . . Football 2 . . . ln- tramural . . . Home Room Vice President 2, 3 . . . Wants to study law at Ohio State U. Football 3, 44. . . Swim. l, 2 Wants to go to college or ioin the ma- rines. KATHY KLEIN ARLINE KANTOR Wants to get a well-earned MRS Degree. 3' Cheer. 1 . . . Vice Presi- dent St. Coun. l . . . Coron. Comm. 2, 3 . . St. Coun. Ass't 4 . . Major. 2, 3, 4, Lt. 4 . . . Wants to be a secretary. , 1-ua SANDRA KOLLER Senior Hi Soc. Comm. l . . . Beach. Writer 3 . . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Wants to be a psychology maior too. Home Room Vice President 3 . . . Home Room Presi- dent 3 . . . Theta Club 3 . . . Secretary of Traf. 3 ...HalIUsher4... Wants to run a marriage relations bureau with B. P. -may ' .fu ...uqvrqa---rv - ' JACK KRATISH PHYLLIS KANDEL Thes. 3, 4 . . . Ed. Beach 3 . . . Life With Father 4 . . . TYPHOON Ed. 4 . .. Wants to write the great American novel. SANDRA KARGER K Choir 3, 4 . . . Tal. Aasem. 4...Coron.4... Beach. Repz 4 . . . Wants to be in musical comedy. Intramural . . . TYPHOON . . . Ass't Photog. . . . Wants to maior in me- chanical engineering. ,- HOWARD KATZEN DAVID KATZMAN ' E. W ' --,rn ,A I VF, ' ll F . 'dzl ii - . 01-fish!-A lf'I5'.f5'4 ' 001-oh HL, f-M-4-ow. 13:71. . wi ,wif Intramural 1 . . . Home Room President 1 . . . Ua- hers' Service Club 2 . . . Key Club 3 . . . Wants to unload all banana boats that come to Miami. Intramural I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to be a commercial artist. Vg!! .HQ5 til rs JVM' W. . DIANE KRAUSE Wg? NJHS i . . . Ten. Club 2 . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . Guicl. Ass't 4 . . . Wants to be an interior decorator. JOAN KLEIN NORTY LEVINE EDITH KROLAND 'GQ ai fri' ' I. 5 . T S X .,. ' TV' 9 D , ' , y 19 . J' i ' Y'-rf X uv . NJHS l . . . Home Room j V . f Basket. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . All City Basket. 2 . . . Football 2,3,4..,BClUb2,3,4 . . . Wants to be a good coach. Coron. Comm. 3 . . , Girls' Coun. Rep. 3 . . . Beach. Feat. Ed. 3, 4 . . . St. Coun. Comrn.4...FTA4... Wants to be an elementary school teacher. ARLENE LAWSON Q, . I Brush and Pallette l . . . Theta 3 . . . Wants to take a good rest, become a secretary, get that man of hers. 56 Secretary 2, 3, 4 . . . Choir 2, 4 . . . Coron. Comm. 3 ...Co1.Comm.3... Wants to be a private sec- retary to a millionaire. JANICE KASPER AILEEN KUSHNER 'Nui Red Cross 1 . . . GAA I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Lib. Ass't 2, 3, 4 . . . Lib. Secretary 4 . . . Wants to be a Dieti- tion. Cheer. l . . . Treble Clef Club l . . . Brush and Pallette Treasurer 3 . . . Wants to go to Pratt ln- stitute. NEIL l.ENTIN I, , Qi., W I INA LEVINSON X L ' ' C . Y we I . M, A A i xi W 'I i A X . u X . X Band 4 . . . Latin Club 4 Wants to be a dramatics teacher and then marry. . . . Wants to be a success- ful businessman. - , L+.. ,, EDYNE LURIE 'ff' if X 4 ,P f if 3' . 'Q fi' Cot. Comm. 3 . . . Ten. 4 . . . Theta 4 . . . Soc. Aff. Comm. 4 . . . Wants to graduate from college. STANLEY LEVENSON am- Jdl' al.-I nd-1 iaffw' Home Room Vice President l,2...St.Dean3... Junior Class President 3 ...KeyClub3,4... Football 3, 4 . . . Wants to be a successful busi- nessman. ,lov JoE L MARooL GEORGE Mncic i' Junior Hi Ash. comm. 1 lrs.. it . . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . I xi Intramural 2, 3, 4 . . . P i ff-iffy, .,.' A 5 Beach 3, 4 . . . Wants to 1 2 T be a lawyer or a million- ! ' aire. H A .I '- ,. ' -fffxif 'it ix ZF , GERALD MILLER Secretary of Traf. 1 . . . Home Room President 2 . . . Usher Service Club 3 ...Usher3,4...Key Club Vice Presldent 4 . . . Wants to be a successful wholesale grocer and to have short eyebrows in- stead of big bushy ones. ,sie .J 5 BETTY NICHOLS Wants to be a typist. ami' LEVINSON Att. Off. Ass't l, 4 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . Intra- mural 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to get married. Boys' State 3 . . . NHS 4 . . Wants to be a me- chanical engineer. JoEL MILLER 4 'M T i -2. ' I If 2 i - V X r 5 W l if - A qui! . A Q fi g' Ass't Ad. Mgr. Beach. 4 . . . Intramural . . , Usher Service Club 3 . . . Wants to be a dentist. JEAN REDMAN MARILYN NIERENBERG V. Louise MORGEN 1,3 -.. Red Cross 1 . . . Theta 3 . . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Girls' Coun. 3, Treasurer 4 . . . Wants to get an M. S. O. Degree. Intramural . . . Home Room Vice President 3 . . . Sports Editor Beach. 3, 4 . . . Wants to be a successful businessman. BARBARA PALLOT M. Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, 4...GAAl,2,4... Girls' Council 3, 4 . . . Thespians 4 . . . TYPHOON Book Seller A . . . Wants to teach kids - Cher ownj. 9 ' g ,. tl 'J X? Beach. Rep. 'I . . . Pan Amer. Club 2 . . . Brush and Pallette Club 3 . . . Embr. St. Artist . . . TY- PHOON Artist A . . . Wants to air-condition M. B. H. S. Leo MORRIS JOAN ODETTE ,K ir' Wi ,wry 'Y .xy l GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . NFL 2, 3, A . . . Beach. 3, 4 ...AY 3,4...Girls' Council 4 . . . Wants to be a iournalist and a good mother and wife. NJHS 1 . . . French Club I, 2 . . Home Room Off. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Usher Serv. Club 2, 3 . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to be a good secretary. , SvLvrA PERLMAN ' mill 7 ' ' BARRY PLATT .Y i 5 f An. off. Ass't 1, 2 . . . A i GAA 2, Secretary 3 . . . ' Home Room Officer 2, 3 ' A . . . Theta Treasurer 2, Sec- retary 3, President 4 . . . Wanis 70 ke'-?P being Wants to be a social work- happy- er. .TU -..,....e.s. .e... ..,,. ,..,,,. . ...Y ,,.,,-. MucHAei. Roamsou Home Room Officer 3, 4 . . . Varsity Deb. Team 3, 4...NHS4...Presi- dent NFL 4 . . . State St. Cong. 4 . . . Wants to be a surgeon. Home Room President 2 Intramural Key 2 3 Wants to be a lawyer FRANCES ROSENTHAL fouls -X ' -v -r-f-tw,-X-A-vfufm -fs -f -.g-.wryw-'esvrrg-qfv'-v-- '- -f' ' ' BARBARA ROTH MAN fmwjfk ff if Lib. Ass't 1, 3 . . Spanish Club I, Treasurer 2, 3 . . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Beach. Rep. 4 . .4 . St. Coun. Comm. 4 . . . TY- PHOON Typist 4 . . . Wants to see the world. MAURICE RQSEN CAROL ROSENGARTEN R. ,I '-.v..!' w -.,.wI3?.:- , Amie ,I :,,., .-,qv-F -g, time-rzql 'Em if ,fl Ilgfalfll, . 1' T-fwgu L if ' ' Ju ,gy H' f' I X V-V 1 f ,SANLY Intramural 1, 2-,. . . Malor 2, 3 . . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . life.Wlth Father . . . Wants to be another Grandma Moses. G I 2 Coron 2 Home Room Treasurer Thes 2 3 Secretary Mayor 3 Wants to be an actress Juov Ro'rH ,-fx GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra- mural 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Ass't 4 . . . Wants to travel. Pi-nl. Rose Intramural . . . Wants to be a doctor. Library Ass't 1 . . . Latin Clubl,2...AY2... St. Coun. Usher 3 . . . Home Room Chap. 3, 4 . . . Wants to go to col- lege. 59 BARBARA Rose ALAN RUBIN . . X l 11 ,' Theta 4 . . . Wants to be a dress designer. Photog. 3, 4 . . . Wants to study architecture. RICHARD React-tex GK i A ti' ,V Lib. Ass't I . . . Football 2 . . . Photog. Club Instr. 3 . . . Ass't Ath. Dir. 4 . . . Beach. St. 4 . . . TYPHOON Photog. 4 . . . Wants to photograph women. NELSON RuooLPH Intramural 2, 3 . . . Beach. N Q If ' ies 'MF MARVIN RANDELL -X Lib. Ass't l, 2 . . . Home Room Officer 2, 3 . . . Hr. CI. Treasurer 3 . . . Secretary of Ath. 3 . . . Vice President St. Coun. 4 . . . Wants to go to col- lege and learn more about radlo broadcasting, ac- counting, and law. ROBERT SHUPACK i . ,-': 3 BERNICE RUDINSKY Beach. Rep. 3 . . . Home Room Secretary 3 . . . Lib. Ass't 4 . . . FTA 4 . . . Wants to be an ele- mentary school teacher and then marry. Intramural l, 2 . . . Span. Club 2 . . . Wants to be a doctor. HELENE ROSENTHAL lib. Ass't 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cot. Comm. 3 . . . FTA XZ, 1 3 . . . Home Room Treasur- er 4 . . . TYPHOON Ad Footbau 3' A G . ' Base- Seller A . . . Wants to be ban 3 4 Wams to a pre-school teacher. get through school. 60 ,Lg W., .3-.., 24, ,W MARVIN SiEoEL Bend I . . . PA Oper. 1, 2,3,4...Beach.... Radio Show 3 . . . Beech. 3,4...Embr,4... Wants to cover the first landing on Mars. Lib. Ass't 2 . . . Co. Comm .... Wants to be a' ballroom dancing in- ltructor. JIM SOLOMON Ten. Team 3, 4 . . . Home Room Vice President 1, 2, 3, A . . . Wants to have e medical career. ,rf-nun' HARvEv SHERMAN Home Room Officer I, 2, 3 . . . Intramural 1, 4 . . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Wants to be a successful businessman. Mu.oRso SCHACHTER SUE SoiFER ANN SERRANT Choir2...NFL2.. St. Coun. Cab. 3 . . . Cheer. 4 . . . Home Room President 4 . . . Wants to make a success in what- ever she attempts. St. Coun. Cab. I, 2 . . . NHS 1, 3, 4 . . . Cheer. I,4...Choir2,3,4 . Home Room President . Wants to be a iob technician. Jo ANN STERN GARY STERN Ath. Mgr .... Swim .... Wants to study medicine. GAA 4 . . . Wants to gain as much as she can out of whatever she strives to- wards and to show others she has and knows how to achieve these goals. bl wi' SHIRLEY STEINHARDT M0 - 1 0 l Q 'it' vm .gif ft ...I ewwyfzgfjdfgkjgef W MWLGRRAINE SAFRA 6f7fff,,2 f .f 'I Spanish Club 'I, 2, 3 . . . Coron. 2 . . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Girls' Coun. Chorus l ' ' ' Choi' 2' 3' 3 . . . Beach. Rep. A . . . 4 ' ' ' Coron' 213' 4 ' ' Wants to take over where Wann to be a smger' Sarah Bernhardt left off. President Junior Hi St. Coun. 1 . . . May Queen 2...NFL3,4...NHS 3, 4 . . . President Senior Hi St. Coun. 4 . . . Wants to be president of the U. S. -Q. BARBARA SATER DIANE SILVERMAN il 1 -LZKL www 4 I ,Jaya ,ofvsf-f MO WMVQ7' wfffyaww Aewirwvfoiw ARNOLD SAVADER STRAUSS 'vA! Nurse's Ass't I, 2 . . all A Coron. Comm. 3 .Q,v.g,4' Treasurer Theta Club 3 . . . . di, Dean's Off. Ass't 4 . . . A-760, A A Wants to marry a lawyer. !4j Wants to go L X7 and take up ministration. on to college business ad' F gp NJHS l . . . Secretary I, 2, 3 . . . Home Room Vice President 4 . . . Att. Off. Als'f 4 . . . Secretary of Senior Class 4 . . . Wants to be a seCreYary. Home Room Home Room President . . . B Team Football . . . Jun- ior C. Ticket Chairman . . . Wants to be a corporation lawyer. GLORIA SILVERMAN GAA . . . Girls' Coun. . . Beach .... Coron .... Lib. Ass't . . . Wants to major in English. Ji- II W Y GENE SCHOENFELD r . Football l, 2 . . . Mgr. 3, 4...AY2,3.,.Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Track Mgr. 2, 3...Wantstobea psychiatrist. Lib. Coun .... Chorus 2... Choir . . . Wants to be secretary to a rich boss and then MRS Degree. Could be connection with a capitol M. MARTHA SHUEY MAL STEIN JEANNETTE Sm 4 , . JF K if ' Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Presi- ,Q dent 4 . . . Football 3, 4 J ...Baseball 2, 3, 4 . .. Track 3 . . . Vice President President Lib. Club l . . . Senior Class 4 A l . Warns President' Art Club l . . . ,O be successful in ,he Choir 3 . . . President AY 3. .. Beach Seller 3 . .. business world and make lots of money. HARRlET ScHl.oss MARILYN SCHUYLER JosEPH SHANDER '-wr, Qtr? 3 J JP .5 l NJHS I . . . Home Room Off. l, 2, A . . . Girls' Coun. 2, 3 . . . Maior. 3, 4...NHS3,4... Wants to graduate. Intramural l, 2, 3, 4 . . . AY4...Wantsto bea photographer. x Wants to become a dental hygienist. Choir 3,14 . . . Beach. Rep. , . . . Intramural . . Soc. Aff. Comm. . Wants to become a social service worker. Wi? J Sue STAHL Ten.Club2...AY2. Coron. Comm. 3 . . French Club 4 . . . GAA Rep. 4 . . . Wants to marry a doctor. I SHERWYN SYNA 61? 4'5- 4 MARVIN SAGER SANDFORD STEIN . . .. . , U . 72 Q 75: . . T-C- and 12,9 , - 'V ,' - 'VO' , ' I pllf - fi r' V. .R 5 ' 7' A evolve ov il X Y f Qf1c4o,e GQQI 15 4 ,. A ' QQ ' 77 U i P' S., 'Dv Junior Hi Ath. Comm. l . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Soc. Aff. Comm. A . . . Beach. 3, 4 . . . Wants to b highly successful in whatever he attempts. Home Room Vice President 1 ...Basketball I, 2... Spanish Club President I, 2...Swim.l,2... Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to go to West Point and have a military career. ANolE TJELlos Home Room Secretary 2, ...Wants to be a linguist. 6131? . Football 4 . . . Wants to study medicine. la S Home Room President I . . . Home Room Secretary I . . . Home Room Vice President 2, 3 . . . Beach. . . . Wants to be a lawyer. DoN TENeNaAuM Inns THORPE . ,r,'f' .-...qt--1 2 Secretary Junior Hi St. ....- , Coun. l . . . Chap. Senior Hi. St. Coun. 3 . . . Presi- dent Spanish Club 3, 4 1- ...NHS3,4...Rec. it f fi, Secretary St. Coun. 4 . . . ' . Wants to be successful. . , X 1' We WAYNE Toam GILBERT WisNovlTz Z I, Mp lo Cl, wi sf v- l' .Q 'C' init. if lj, l J ! ' Usher Serv. Club 3, 4 . . Wants to,be a' success in business. 6. v, un. ' 1 Lkjjlbvl figcwf f V xs VA, Y If f f e- ,- . lui! l l cl 1,4 Home Room President I, 2, 3 . . . NHS I, 3, 4, Treas- urer4...NFL2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Treasurer 4 . . . St. Coun. Chap. 4 . . . Wants to study medi- cine. r l r CAROLYN WALKER 'xxf 113 .i 2 T' .T Q . , A 'Q ,, Q v ,Rt M x Cheer. 2, 3, 4 . . . Miss B Club 3 . . . Rec. Sec- retary Girls' Coun. 3 ...Choir 3, 4. . .Wants to be an airline hostess. SANDY WEINMAN .f y A 2 M T V 1' br Q Spanish Club 2 . . . Home Room Vice President 3, 4 . . . Beach. 4 . . . TY- PHOON Ad Seller . . Wants to be O. T. STUART WARTER CAROL WASHER ii Lib. Ass't I . . . Spanish , Club l, 2 . . . St. Coun. 4 . . . Wants to study ' L I , science. N I f . A 7m , , , -Ref O CL I zii . T . I 'S I i' Y 7, X .. Why grate V ' . 5 , . T- X 'TE ,AS f N: ld QA I1 CAROLE WEIN Og 5 i We A CARL VENGEL 6? A QU . NJHS l . . . Ten. Team 2, 3, 4 . . . Home Room President 3 . . . Spanish Club Treasurer '3 . . . Att. Off. Ass't 3 . . . Wants to marry an engineer. - K ' X l 6, . A 'il , Home Room Vice President 2...Track2,3,4.. Intramural 2, 3, 4 . . . Wants to study medicine. HOWARD WenNsTEiN l 9 I W I . , Football 2 . . . Beach. Seller 3 . . . Home Room Presi- dent 3 . . . Wants to study pharmacy or dentistry. Home Room Officer 2, 3 . . . Junior Class Secretary 3...NHS4...Cor. Secretary St. Coun. 4 . . . TYPHOON Bookseller 4 . . . Wants to be an act- ress. ARTHUR WiLoE ,I 6 'NA . .- 31.54 v i Swim Team . . . Football . . . Track . . . Spanish Club . . . Wants to be a restaurant manager, 65 rp!--n' rv'-11--' 'rr- 5 SYDELLE Wouc Cholr 3 . . .GAA Rep. 2 . . . Home Room Secretary 3 . . . Home Room Vice President 4 . . . Treasurer of Senior Class 4 . . . Wants to be an airline hosteas. b Cheer. 1 . . . Treble Clef - Club I . Coron. Comm. . 3 . . . Wants to go to col- I ir r lege and get married.. Po-m. Wol.osoN 1 ELISE WEINSTOCK Home Room Secretary 1 .. . Dean's Ass't 2, 3 . . . Lib. Ass't 2, 3 . . 2, 3, 4 . . . Seller 4 . . . all the beat life. JOAN WEXELMAN DIANE WOOLFE . Beach. Rep. TYPHOON Ad Wants to get things out of Treble Clef Club l . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . NHS 4 . . . Home Room Secre-1 1 tary 4 . . . Want: to study iournalism. PETER WHITE Intramural I, 3 . . . Choir 2...Ten.Team... Wants to be a successful businessman and father. BERNARD YEDLIN P Q GERALD ZALL -A U EA luv. T pi . 1 uh. Am 1 . . . mm Club Home ROOM Office' l- 2' l -5 Treasurer I . . . Home 3' 4 - - - NFL 2: 3' 4 - - - E F92 ' Room off. 4 . . . choir 1, 'T' B 'b ' 2' 3' 4 - ' - 2313! . 2' 3' 4 . . , wmg, fo gn Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Ath. JV. Heh' Aff. Comm. 4 . . . Wants -:jg Home Room Treasurer l fo ma,-ry 5 mmgqnlgn wlfh .. I Intramural 2, 3, 4 . . . 3 had cough. V Basket. 3, 4 . . . Beach. 5 5 ' 4 . . . Wants to study , 4 . , medicine. -aff.-lg-iv. ll Bt .'X.3.. ,gy H , V. . V 51, 1 A 'L X . . -. .,.,.MA1..n....,......A-.,. MA- v. E...A.....2.A.., --...nn.4. -..E.,,f.4.u ' .1 JERRY ZATLIN -4 X 7 , fi xr ' t Wai A W . at '13 i A i wr 'V , .K A . W M .A Home Room Treasurer 2, 3...NHS4...Secre' tary of Assembly 4 . . . TYPHOON Bookseller 4 . . . Wants to be a suc' cessful surgeon. Maior. l, 2, 3, A . . . Deb. 2, 4 . . . Coron. Comm. 23 ...Beach.4...NFL4 . . . Wants to own a kelly green cadillac convertible and be co-owner of a de- partment store. MARJORIE NORRIS I Home Room Secretary I . . . Pan Am. Club 2, 3 . . . Girls' Coun. 3 . . . Beach. Rep. 3 . . . Latin Club 3, 4 . . . Wants to become a nurse or learn to be a singer. LARRY ZuTTv Q, Intramural I, 3 . . . Wants to be a scientist. BARBARA ZEIT ss. ,A ., .Q r JACQUELYN GOLDSMITH FRANKLIN ZiMET Spanish Club 2 . . . Brush and fPallette 3, 4 . . . Schol. Award 3 . . . Assem. Comm. 4 . . . Wants to be a 'successful businessman. Secretary Ben Franklin Club 3 . . . City-wide GAA 3 . . . Cot. Comm. 3 X MARLENE MORRIS DANIEL Moon - p'- . , .... Q . LP FA, A 2 7 ' ' A S W A L v .Q -I 'D A i ' Lib. Ass't 1 . . . Vice Presi- Wants to study textile manufacturing and engi- neering. dent Spanish Club 1 . . . Home Room Vice President 2 . . Coron. Comm. 3 . . . Girls' Coun. 4. SAN LEY BAUMAN MARTY BIRNBAUM ii war 1 ,. 3233: , il .Q elk. JERRY KLONSKY SHELDON WMERMAN 4 l- 1 Q YV A, --sr MURRAY COHEN L Summer school graduate 68 Doszorr-ev CHASANOFF b NANCY ECHART STAN LEVINSON e T Nb s Q , X' vm vw T Kr? im I A Q O . O A xx k 4 n T15 T in n ew,--Q YR? Q , S ,IA 'Xi Tw '54 T152 1 s i 1 T-l xfxx. Q: f--.- 1 1 -'Y ' , R N-T'5'.'sW3 m O S T a T h I e T i C EDITH KROLAND NORTIE LEVINE b e s T d 6 H C e F S MILLIE SCHACTER BERNIE YEDLIN we peppiesf MARTHA BECKER and PEPPY BOTT most likely To succeed BARBARA SATER and MARVIN RANDELL Teachers' pesfs HARRIET STERN and JERRY ZALL friendliest BARBARA SATER and MARVIN RANDELL most Talented CAROL WASHER and BURTON HEYMAN E P'-'P 5, Q-.1 besf all around BARBARA SATER and MAL STEIN 1ll1lL done most for m.b.h.s BARBARA SATER and MARVIN RANDELL HONU STERN and BURTON HEYMAN b e S T d I' 6 S S 9 CAROL WEIN and BERNIE YEDLIN most flirfafious HARRIET STERN and NORTY LEVINE J f I 5 brain frusfs SUSAN GANS and MIKE ROBINSON .xg ,A mosf popular BARBARA SATER and MAL STEIN SSX? vb 68 wb 065 Wo srRo:E's BAREF OOT BARBARIANb CLARK'S CLASSY CLOWNS ANN'5 APACHES 4 H '- .up.,.- 'C 'v ' 'Q?j l'A 1 -6 O Sf-O0 CARLTON'S CONFEDERATE COWBOYS 'F rv! I TOMSON S TOR EADORS nfdndme s LUCY'S LUMBERJACKS 2? 'lf , gf' 4'afx '!. Y li X -f,: o-2C- CDT Niuivion CLASS oFFigERs Max Hage President, 6121-X' Ee-vgsg Secretary, Li ian iman, Treasurer, Morton Weiner, Vice '-,.,-,- President, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Fred Margolin, Treasurer, Morris Broad, President: David Hillman, Vice Presid ay Levine, Secretary. -L, , JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS SEATED, left fo right: Miss Roberis, Mrs. Scott Miss Zefrouer, STANDING: Mr. Cooper, Miss Boyd, Miss Brown lee, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Jamieson IIAI SFATED, lelt to right: Officers: Cynthia Sudakow, Barbara Nachman, Ri er, Barbara Get- Yoff. FIRST ROW- Merle Forman, Babs Escol, Sylvia Nashelsky, Guy Filosof, Harold Brooks, Fran- ceil Patti, Carol Schwartzapfel, Judith Kap' lan, Marlene Litwin. i SECOND ROW: Arthur Schenk, St , Anita Greenberg, Bob Newman, Carol Han- dleman, Robert Kramer, Bob Menzies, Jerry Greenberg, THIRD ROW: Robert Freeman, Murray Cohn, Gerald Hirschberg, Richard Fine, Charles Sher, Ronald Reicheln, Calvin Kapp. FOURTH ROW: Martin Tenor, Bernard Wagner, ' Neil Patrick, Daniel Mook, Daniel Miller, Douglas Fithian. FIFTH ROW: Allan Levey, Lawrence Berenfeld. I 1 B SEATED, left to right: Officers: Doris Bercly, Susan Meltzer, Marilyn Krensky, Rose Berdy. FIRST ROW: Sanford Elwitt, Rochelle Swachc, Marilyn Apple, Donna Simon, Barbara Greenfield, Phyllis Silverman, Shirley Taylor, Judy Shapiro. SECOND ROW: Maxine Cornbloom, Ro- berta Sprintz, Elise Kosch, John Dailey, Don Neison, Merle Michaels, Ellen Walsey. THIRD ROW: Richard Abrams, William Girard, Jim LeVine, Norman Civnent, David Schwartzbcrg, Allen Magit, FOURTH ROW: Lester Jacobovvitz, Jer- ome Golden, Loon Nichols, Louis Stone, Gerald Robbins. FIFTH ROW: Dan Robb, Tony Arnold, Arthur Gleason. IIA2 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Joan Menaker, Edith Mudrick, Chester Krone, Sandra Seper- stone, FIRST ROW: Guiliana Leoni, Dolores Geller, Dorothy Chasanoff, Lois Roberts, Shirley Turet- sky, Marion Beckerman, Arlene Lurie, Lois Friedman, Elaine Glackrnan. SECOND ROW: Mark Kaplan, Roberta Palay, Steve Franzblau, Doreen Farber, Steve Halpern, lla Krauss, Joan Auerbeck, Sally Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Ed Rubenstein, Norman Lesser, Arthur York, June Maurer, Edwin Ratiner, Stephen Delmont, Bob Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Leonard Hollander, Robert Pas- sin, George Roemer, Steve Irving, Joel Lei, bow, Sid Litwak. FIFTH ROW: Louis Karples, Stanley Kaplan. I I l llB3 SEATED, left to right: Officers. Elizabeth Pett Robert Raskin, Judy Lewis, Barbara Faber. FIRST ROW: Anne Rosenblatt, Roberta Jaffrey, Agnes Malek, Sondra Olshan, Carl Wasser- man, Rose Jackson, Patricia Grimley, Ann Marder, Edna May Levine. SECOND ROW: Donald Dale, Ronald Rubens, Ronald Maret, Nelson Hanover, Roberta Good- man, Lawrence Grand, Louis Bernstein, How- ard Lader. THIRD ROW: Iris Levine, Phil Avins, Paul Saporta, Arthur Sorosky, Seymour Sacks, Anita Zuck, Sondra Levine. FOURTH ROW: David Hillman, Bernard Apple- baum, Lawrence Feingold, Stephen Slatoff, John O'Connor. llB2 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Beverly Hadcr Greta Ehrenzweig, Charles Gratz, Joan Free man. FIRST ROW: Dolores Kamin, Sheila Lesser, Sharon Rose, Shirley Gross, Gerald Buxbaurn, Barbara Wapnick, Carol Cress, M Planick, Michael Bennett arlene SECOND ROW: Letty Marenstein, Barbara Wruble, Alayne Schneider, Steven Blume, Lois Pitkus, Max Hagen, Natalie Fendrick. IS I '1 THIRD ROW: Kenneth Dinnerstein, Joyce Eisen- berg, Rose Ruddy, Rochelle Hassan, Roberta Sugerman, Neil Kaplan, John Turner, Her- bert Schwartz, Morton Weiner, Stanley Pearl- man, Dick Bernard, Arnold 'Kahlenberg, Paul Berardi, Nathan Moskowitz, Martin Baron. NOT PICTURED: Harriet Brickman, Louis San Lorenzo, Myra Weisel. 'X Xi. 4 llB4 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Sandra Ell, Robert Palter, Eliazbeth Simkowitz, Bar. bara Loeb. FIRST ROW: Rhoda Rubin, Marga Orbach, Rochelle Kerman, Barbara Rosen, Nancy Rothman, Gloria Antebi, Beverley Brech- ner, Marla Beth Krongold. SECOND ROW: Robert Maurer, Valerie C . 0Oper, John Walsey, Lewis Gross, Ar- thur Cohen, Sally Rossman, Nanci Baker. THIRD - ' ROW. June Reece, Linda Brown, Michael Libman, Richard Sirkin, Herbert Straus, George Keats. FOURTH ROW: Morris Broa Sheldon Steinfeld, Sidney Rubin, Melvyn Kessler, Lawrence Krieger. cl, David Singer, FIFTH ROW: Neil Rosenberg, Robert Alexander, William Griffin, Garry Lazar, Kenneth Beckerman. HB5 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Joyce Schoppman, Barbara Ginsburg, Lillian Gilman, Ruthie Sin- dell. FIRST ROW: Myrna Bressack, Robert Grover, Libby Burke, Marcia Singer, Nola Sinuckler, Rhoda Feller, Naomi Rubin, Robert Zabarsky, Edward Rubin, SECOND ROW: Myra Rosen, Sheila Faber, Bar- bara Fox, Nitamae Gorn, Roslyn Lasky, Lorna Weiss, Carole Kaiser, Carole Freedland. THIRD ROW: Robert Malter, Allan Dilloff, Leo- nard Roth, Mitchell Timin, Rosalind Markowitz, Phillip Cowans, Judith Hirshan. FOURTH ROW: Richard Bernay, Aline Oberstein, Lee Gruber, Martin Smelson, Fred Margolin, Harvey Parker. FIFTH ROW: Philip Tillotson, Sheldon Scholl, Sheldon Shapiro, Harold Bader, Bobby Rose. 4 i IIB7 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Sandra Miller, Dick Brickman. FIRST ROW: Lily Shalomith, Janice Klein, Audrey Slotkin, Louise Freidberg, Evelyn Brawdell, Francine Boxer, Eileen Kagan, Marilyn Unger, Beverly Kreig. SECOND ROW: Louise Lefkowitz, Gail Linn, Rhoda Berman, Clifford Fried, Terry Landy, Joseph Segar, Ernice Weinkle, Iris Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Hechter, Beverly Deres, Joseph Ginsberg, Phillip Sassoon, Stanley Jacobs, Edward Salem, Teddy Wallman. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Schwartz, Jerry Bar- asch, Leslie Gluckman, Ed Weiss, War- ren Tepper, Paul Rappaporf. NOT PICTURED: Marcia Jervis, Arlene Sprafkin. IIB6 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Myra Gainsboro, Stephen Traiman, Anne Singer, Adrienne Katz. FIRST ROW: Lenore Hyman, Meta Schwartz, Enid Pallant, Sharon Berger, Charles Michelson, Gloria Peltz, Ann Ocuin, Howard Mischel, Bar- bara Himmelstein. SECOND ROW: Arthur Young, Arnold Richman, Richard Dixon, Abby Goldfinger, Paul Grund- land, Milton Goldberg, Danny Klempner. THIRD ROW: Jerome Tarlyn, Walter Gruenberg, Sandy Kaplan, Alan Rock, Mark Feldman, Mel Katzen. FOURTH ROW: Alan Levenson, Stephen Kleid, Howard Copeland, Charles Glicksberg, Murray Rosenthal. FIFTH ROW: David Parker, Don Lichtenstein, NOT PICTURED: Bernie Sacks. MISS BARBARA SATER MISS CAROL WASHER The Junior Class presented a fun packed evening's entertainment on the night of November 20. The story was built around the characters who pass daily through a railway depot. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Miss Eleanor Krutel as Queen of Miami Beach Senior High School by the Junior Class President, Max Hagen. Miss Barbara Sater and Miss Coral Washer acted as honor attendants to the Queen. i, rf, .. ' -wil, 9,13 J-uf F .v X 4 .M WMM wwf, M , . 1 1 Km Q00 W , K'- Q0 ,W f . . fl j , ff If I f If X jim 4 if I Qffdf g 1 x f xbf M ,,,f xg 2 If uf' 1 ,fr ,iff X, .k f J J f' J ' ' ' I , fy 4,7 O UA! X7 rw ar Q00 RQ, SW' 6 'N SOP:-loMoREs the apprentice IOA2 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Myrna Morton, Sidney Yateman, Marilyn Bauman. FIRST ROW: Grace Reiner, Marlene Heath, Jean- ette Domke, .loan Chase, Shirley Sanders, Joan Goldblum, Barbara Golinkoff. SECOND ROW: Neil Berger, Jerry Berman, Pris- cilla Tuckrnan, Phyllis Miller, Morris Bieren- baum. THIRD ROW: David Leblanc, David Green, Richard Schectar, Ronald Reichstein. FOURTH ROW: Manfred Hagen, Larry Kline, David Fergeson, .Ft I .7w' 'HF fi V ' IOAI SEATED, left to right: Officers: Nicki Ross, Sammy Rubin, Mark Tanbaum, Harriet Rubinoff. FIRST ROW: Sarah Abrams, Penny Weinthal, Rochelle Snyder, Adeline Brody, Joan Furman, Myra Berezin. SECOND ROW: Stuart Graver, Debbie Leslie, Sandra Dennett, Judy Harris, Lillian Malek, Joan Levin, THIRD ROW: Mike Wisl-mack, Bobby Goodman Arnold Weiner. FOURTH ROW: Joe Reichstein, Martin Brown Jerry Moses, Joy Alexander, Lenny Levy. JCAJ 5,154 .,.f ,yfgl f KM, 31: ,ff lk IOBI SEATED, left to right: Officers: Carole Newman, Joyce Askowitz, Bill Pintzow, Sondra Kasman, FIRST ROW: Loretta Moffa, Sandra Ab- rams, Norma Ferguson, Priscilla Freg- ger, Joy Lyndon, Iris Heilbrun, Arthur Polsky, Roberta Stein. SECOND ROW: Robert Rechter, Michael Brust, Rachelle Fletcher, Dorene Brody, Arnold Sherman, Benita Mandel, Robert Apfel. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Kronowitz, Gerald Rubinger, Milton Schermer, Theodore Buxhoeveden, Edward Moss, Jacob Rob- inson. FOURTH ROW: Irwin Joseph, Sheldon Maselstein, William Bach, Roger Hensley. IOB2 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Madeline Palay, David Lelmrman, Herbert Kaplan, Sally Brandes. FIRST ROW: Patti Godelph, Rita Teitel, Maxine Bell, Joyce Levey, Roslyn Johnson, Doreen Harfenist, Madeline Raider, Susan Sheppard, George Lconi. SECOND ROW: Samuel Doctorovitz, Marilyn Goldstein, Beverly Klinger, Arlene Kalodish, Sandra Zimmerman, Gloria Springer, Donald Appleby, Ronald Elkin. THIRD ROW: Marlene Rudenberg, Marshall Fisher, Marvin Feigelman, Leon Mordoh, Naomi Sap- erstein, Taube Cordozo, Alan Schneiderman, FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Wilpon, George Nicholas, Fred Krutel. IOB4 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Eleanor Teitelbaum, Sarita Spiro, Joseph Merlin. FIRST ROW: Nancy Biondo, Barbara Me- lich, Harvey Harris, Stanley Levitt, Joan Holland, Myrna Friedman, Lee Engel. SECOND ROW: Elaine Mauro, Rema Com- ras, David Frankel, Myron Stone, Jerry Kamens, Theresa Martinelli. THIRD ROW: Leonard Tupler, Eduardo Sanchez, Martin Dennis, Carolyn Pawley, Sharon Slabin, Ignacio Sanchez. FOURTH ROW: .lay Weisberg, Stanley Gavender, Ernest Crocker, Ernest Lib- man. FIFTH ROW: Michael Smolin, Barbara De- iover, Stuart Morrow. NOT PICTURED: Ronald Kantor, Rebecca Boyarslcy, Harold Morrow, Sheldon Sher- man, IOB3 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Jackie Roth, Bar- bara Marias, Erna Feldman. FIRST ROW: Barbara Stern, Robert Cresse, Eliza- beth Friedman, Elaine Beckenstein, Helen Cal- Ian, Dawn Coble, Richard Bloom, Gloria Caicedo. SECOND ROW: Robert Spector, Judy Pasekoff, Joan Eisenstadt, Roberta Topp, Loretta Stone, Beverly Shore, Edward Friedlander. THIRD ROW: Howard Resnikoff, David Roemer, Stanley Rosenblatt, Burton Black, Ernie Cen- trella, Alan Goldberg, Harris Litwin. FOURTH ROW: Dick Codomo, Leonard Feinberg, Alvin Kaltrnan. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Weiss, Richard Roth, Barbara Neugeboren. v-. IOB6 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Alice Gladstone, Barbara Lepsalter. FIRST ROW: Herbert Michaels, Irwin Shapiro, Beatrice Bregman, Sheila Toby, Marilyn Docter- off, Larry Schwartz, Annette Rubin. SECOND ROW: Evelye Sidner, Elsa Daspin, Har- riet Mandel, Doreen Keegan, Patsy Gross, Judith Miller. THIRD ROW: Ronnee Kovler, Martin Evans, Mar- ilyn Kazlow, Robert Molko, Sherry Scope, Ann Voorhees. FOURTH ROW: Sam Smith, Yvonne Gilbert, Wil- liam Gorden, Tommy Crew, Michael Drucker. FIFTH ROW: Fred Levy, Martin Shapiro, Morgan Cashman. NOT PICTURED: Marcia Palay, Elsa Stein, Ralph Satterfield, Judi Reder. rr ,I X D, Iel ri It : ' : Jerry A lson, Godlin. ww SM Q icers Mary Lee A er, FIRST ROW: Anita ein, Janice Hechter, Konnie Sorensen, Roberta Reiter, Elaine Blau, Dolores Habib, Beverly Morshenson. SECOND ROW: Joan Patti, Renah Mesaheloff, Eileen Wioodner, Melvin Price, Harold Dresner, Libby Corin, THIRD ROW: Howard Blumin, Saralee Stein, Gerald Moss, Alan Lewis, Dorothy Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Morris Gould, Harry Bernard, Armando Gerstel, Leonard Lurie. FIFTH ROW: Michael Tolscer, Richard Finner. SPONSOR: Mrs. Gail Davis. ,ATI IOB7 SEATED, left to right: Officers: Fred Mal- akoff, Johnny Leslie, Richard Masington, Frances Oshlag. FIRST ROW: Barbara Galewitz, Sandra Kol- chner, Marilyn Smith, Luba Benson, Har- riet Malter, Jeff Lake Weaver, Marlene Turner, Joan Gould, Rita Kaplan. X SECOND ROW: Bebe Kalik, Carole Leven- son, Suzanne Pincus, Leta Goldstrom, Rita Rosenbaum, Stuart Goldman, Gladys Miller, Gladys Baker. THIRD ROW: David Friedman, Ilene Gold- man, Ann Waldman, Joan Kaplan, Rich- ard Reckson. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Dainor, Ronald Vivian, David Steere, Mark Sabin, Jerry Spevak. ll IOB8 SEATED, left to right: Harriet Lipton, Harold Barr, Patricia Rokaw, Leonette Daner. FIRST ROW: Mary Bernstein, Bernice Cohen, Mol- lie Mussry, Paula Weiner, Shirlee Marcus, Pepi Granat, Lois Rose, Paula Aronowitz, Merle Grossman. SECOND ROW: Robert Lachman, Avrum Simon, Jules Bemporad, Barbara Joseph, Jacqueline Nichols, Arlene Tarshis, David Leon, Harold Kosola. THIRD ROW: Herbert Yalof, Stinn Schulman, Harry Wendler, Anita Peltz, Alan Teigar, Rich- ard Young, Paul Rennert. FOURTH ROW: Norman Drucker, Rodney Leslis. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS SEATED, left to right: Miss Ewing, Miss Plummer, Mrs. Lyle. STANDING: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Manze, Mrs. Sololoff, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Ruby, Mrs. Munden, Miss Ellis, Miss Davis. SOPHOMORES NOT YET PICTURED KNEELING, left to right: Pepi Granat, Marie La- liberte, Barbara Hotchkiss, Barbara Neuge- boren, FIRST ROW: Joan Kandel, Judy Rader, Rebecca Boyarsky, Doris Jacobs, Lillian Malek. SECOND ROW: Marcia Palay, Lanny Lawson, Richard Roth, David Fergerson, Ronnie Kantor. .. ,. Cv? NX UL'- WUT! 4 , , ,,.- 51 .H 1 L , .f , Ns ff-fv' ' ..x.,.! fed' , , gL..,,., --g-,gL,1-W, 1 new-1---'wwunan..:n. .X Q . .,v. . , ,QL vm ,,: :- gi, ,Hg -dj 'E Q lib C-I-I uluumf 'Q I 2,2 V'-' , .Nl ' :- . 1' we-if QQ 'l 1 Q N' K 1- A +,w.4 . Q, xii vfivy ., ,, 1 1, 5' 25' MZ. . 0 'SL-. -3 . Q Q',,' I ' F-if t' C Q C ' U U 4 1' -'Q - .A student day Every year school positions are reversed, and students become teachers, and teachers have a party. The committee worked hard to make this year's Student Day a success. -111 .avid Principal was Barbara Sater and office work- ers were Anne Scott, Marvin Randell, and Iris Thorpe. Wit' I xllf H I V 5 S . .Avid . If 5 M. it ,W . Student deans were Lillian Gilman and Mor- r s Broad. The student day committee was Joan Fur- man, Sylvia Perlman, Ann Brick, Chairman, Ruth Sindell, Maurice Rosen, Gerald Miller, Rodney Leslie, and Bruce Klion. Q wg-if national honor society Miss.Catherine Moore Sponsor , it K 3' XFX l t A l Susan Gans President .-.-1 l I -'K SEATED, left to right: Officers: Eileen Cypress, Sue Soifer, Sue Gans, Wayne Tobin. FIRST ROW: Carol Washer, Ann Broad, Florence Faber, Bar- bara Hillman, Gilda Goldstein, Rhoda Feldman, Barbara Sater. SECOND ROW: Martha Shuey, lris Thorpe, Richard Julien, Mike Robinson, Bruce Julien, Anne Scott. THIRD ROW: Jack Segal, George Mikk, Paul Sandler, Chester Krone, Jerry Zatlin. The members of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service. This year, National Honor Society members sold black and gold dusters which were used at football and basketball games. They also escorted new students to their homerooms, presented certificates of merit to deserving library assistants, tutored students who needed temporary assistance, and took charge of the college catalogues in the Senior High Library. N? Mike Robinson national T kxendc league Presiden 1' '5 'Y Y Y ' lr 4 1 1 r , 'f? .fi P W xl ty O l 3 'W V if ,4 1 1 ' Q , ' i LL' lf, ,- V4 5 , l i SEATED, left to right: Officers: Gilda Goldstein, Michael Rob- inson, Rodney Leslie, Martha Jo Becker. FIRST ROW: Louise Morgen, Myrna Bressack, Richard Masington, Carol Washer, Barbara Sater, Ann Serrant. SECOND ROW: Johnny Leslie, Fred Malakoff, Herbert Kaplan, Leslie Greenfield, Wayne Tobin. THIRD ROW: Iris Thorpe, Jimmy Orovitz, Aline Oberstein, Richard Reckson, Samuel Smith, Jay Goldberg. FOURTH ROW: Burton Heyman, Jay Comras, Barry Grundland, Mark Sabin, Barbara Zeit. The National Forensic League is an honorary society in the fields of public speaking and debate whose chief aim is the development of adequate self- expression. This year has proved a very successful one in both the activities of the Student Congresses and Debate Meets and in the origination of a new annual proiect, the National Forensic League Calendar. 1 , 5.5 . Mrs. Roberge Sponsor i i l 1 U 'in allied youth in..- L xlJaWfT!1i Jeanette Sir President 3 1 gi A Miss B. McAllister Sponsor k '- 3 ' L 1 4 Q f v 5 l Q Jil l, 'L' 1. 9 5 Z . r A4 X ' ' -ug Allied Youth is an organization made up of teenagers who look for honest, unemotional facts about drinking and for help in meeting the social pressure constantly urging them to drink. Allied Youth is a social and service organization. As its social function, AY pro- vides for parties and dances without alcohol stealing the spotlight. lts service is to the youth of America. AY is the breeze which must blow the dark cloud of alcohol away and present blue skies to the youth of America. Mrs. Grace Brown Sponsor , . 'I it l Budd Fischer President l H'? - nm.- ADVERTISING CLUB-Alpha Chapter The Ben Franklin Club, Alpha Chapter, is now in its second year of organization after being charted as the first iunior advertising club in greater Miami. Under the leadership of Mrs. Grace Brown, the club has succeeded in aiding the various high school publications, the Beachcomber, TYPHOON, and Embryo. gn. .adlQ' ,,.. ..,,... 'Wg 'fob x AX ' L NX. Mrs. Mineana Jordon Sponsor -'22 SEATED, left to right: Sara Bander, Barbara Haas, Renie Kleid, Le-onette Daner. FIRST ROW: Gloria Caicedo, Sandy Kalsner, Enid Levine, Patsy Gross, Harriet Malter, Luba Benson. SECOND ROW: Paula Aronowitz, Myrna Friedman, Sally Brandes, Fran Ash, Joy Linden, Carol Freedland. THIRD ROW: Gloria Peltz, Naomi Saperstein, Joyce Askowitz, Phyllis Abrams, Barbara Joseph. FOURTH ROW: Ernest Crocker, Franklin Zimet, Marshall Fisher. Mrs' Dorothy Ritter Sponsor brush and , pallerte SEATED, left to right: Lenore Bromberg, Barbara Cohen, Estelle Zemmel, Bette Baron. FIRST ROW: Helen Hyams, Katherine Bell, Elaine Wassell, Diane Mook, Bruce Hoffman, Susan Lamm Joyce Kosola, Lawrence Wasserman, Martin Evans, Sheldon Bloom. lirst semester Iris I' ' ,, Recsrrclzig ' Marvin Randell Secretary x . Vice President , 'TY f Barbara Sater President student council I Carol Washer Corresponding Secretary if Anne Scott 9 ' Treasurer Mrs. Muriel Rash Sponsor SEATED, left to right: Carol Washer, Anne Scott, Barbara Sater Marvin Rendell, Iris Thorpe. FIRST ROW: Edna May Levine, Anne Singer, Gilda Goldstein Judy Lewis, Barbara Ginsburg, Rhoda Feldman, Ann Broad, Ann Brick. SECOND ROW: Alice Gladstone, Max Hagen, Marilyn Krensky, Martha Jo Becker, Gail Linn, Serita Spiro, Elizabeth Simkowitz. I THIRD ROW: Sue Gans, Ann Serrant, Howard Katzen, Wayne Tobin, Harvey Jacobs, Phyllis Kandel. FOURTH ROW: Dick Brickman, Charles Gratz, Bill Pintzow, Morris Broad, Gerald Miller. FIFTH ROW: Chester Krone, Leonard Grand, Don Lichtenstein, Dick Alter. 99 Rhoda Feldman Corresponding Secretary - I00 second semester -5 student council ' Sylvia Treasurer Secrerar 'QI l 'NJ' l 6 r I l Marvin Randell Vice President Barbara Safer Mrs. Muriel Rash President Sponsor 'Q' I 1 i ' ,. Student Council assisted with the orientation of new students and distributed student guide books to all new students. Ushers were provided for both the cafeteria and halls. For the first time a Saving Stamps program was organized. Football programs were printed and sold. An Inter-Club Council was organized. Other successful projects were: The Crusade for Freedom drive, the noon recrea- tion prograrn, Lend-A-Hand, Student Day, March of Dimes, and Field Day. Anne Scott U Qzigzigg Y 7 W E 'A ' IST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET FIRST ROW: Gail Linn, Martha Jo Becker, Rhoda Feldman, Edna May Levine, SECOND ROW: Howard Katzen, Don Lichensiein, Leonard Grand, Morris Broad, Wayne Tobin, Jerry Zatlin. 'V -if Q g' '9 35: wif Q5 I if.Q4 ag 1 ' 4 I 'I l' 1 Il V, e K : sf Y I 54? - Mg EI' 2 I QND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET FIRST ROW: Ruth Sindell, Anne Singer, Richard Massington, Mariin Chapman, Barbara Ginsberg. SECOND ROW: Sue Gans, Howard Katzen, Charles Grafz, Dick Brickman, Rodney Leslie. -uf 7 vs 1 l 7 Judy Lewis President french club Mrs. Gail Davis Sponsor 4 gg i 2 Composed of all French students, the French Club has served the school for many years, Each French class organizes and conducts programs to promote interest in French culture. The class officers elect overall officers from among themselves. The :lub's maior projects are sending CARE packages to Europe, awarding medals to outstanding French students, decorating the tree for the Christmas assemloly, and electing Miss French Club. The latter award, one of the highest honors a Beach High girl can receive, went this year to Judy Lewis. Serving as club Advisor is Mrs. Gail Hammond Davis. Miss Marion Ellis Sponsor s- .7 1 A 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Joseph Murray, Mariorie Norris Bar bara Neugeboren, Alan Pasternak, Erna Feldman, Tamera Friedman, Robert Krone. SECOND ROW: Stanley Levitt, Nancy Rothman, Harriet Lupton Fred Malakoff, Jerry Newman, Stuart Serody. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Orovitz, Jay Weisberg, Rodney Leslie Richard Finner, Myra Gainsboro. FOURTH ROW: Chester Krone, Ed Weiss. The Latin Club takes an active part in bringing about a logical and understandable link between ancient Rome and the modern world of today. During its meetings, speeches are given and dis- cussions held on various phases of Roman life. Awards are presented yearly to outstanding stu- dents in first, second, and third year classes. Miss Latin Club of 1952 is Barbara Marios. The club is sponsored by Miss Marion Ellis. Barbara Marias Miss Latin Club latin club spanish club I FIRST ROW, left to right: Myra Berezin, Ann Broad, Valerie Cooper, Ignacio Sanchez, Iris Thorpe, Eduardo Sanchez, Bernice Rudinsky, Marla Krongold. SECOND ROW: Marty Birenbaum, Barbara Loeb, Sandra Ell, Sue Gans, Arthur Young, Richard Julien. THIRD ROW: Ernest Crocker, Burton Heyman, Robert Raskin, June Maurer. Every two weeks each Spanish class holds its own club program with its own officers. Such club-within-the-class activities acquaint pupils with phases of Spanish and Latin and American life that might otherwise be omitted in the pres- sure of classroom recitation and routine work. The club, through voluntary effort, has pur- chased an excellent library of Spanish and Latin American music-classical, popular, and folk-also conversational records, flags, and other regalia. Medals are awarded each year for excellence in first, second, third, and fourth year Spanish. Miss Spanish Club of this year is Edna Mae Levine of the third year Spanish class. Edna Mae Levine Miss Spanish Club Mrs Grace Brown theta club ' rt f 't Mrs Clara DBll0I'1 Sylvia Perlman President 3 -I-v 4 5 - 6 If SEATED left to right: Natalie Fendrick, Abby Goldfinger, DeLuca, Arlene Lawson, Beverly Klinger, Barbara Fox, Iris Sylvia Perlman, Rose Ruddy. Levine, Judy Tavalino. FIRST ROW: Greta Ehrensweig, Myra Bezerin, Beverley Heilbrun, FOURTH ROW: Roberta Reiter, Rochelle Hassan, Louise Lefko- Rochelle Kerman, Shirley Taylor, Dorothy Chasanotf, Shirley witz, Charles Gratz, Bob Newman, Arthur York, Howard Saunders, Loretta Moffa, Barbara Stern. Katzen, Renan Meschelotf. SECOND ROW: Gloria Antebi, Barbara Rowe, Pearl Cohen, FIFTH ROW: Mark Feldman, Larry Marantz, Gil Tendler, Nathan Barbara Wruble, Doris Jacobs, Barbara Wapnick, Elaine Hill- Moskowitz. man Edyne Lurie, Elsa Stein. NOT PICTURED: Stanley Levitt. THIRD ROW: Ruth Frank, Letty Marenstein, Fay Brodsky, Janet During the past year the THETA CLUB has made great progress in its goal- service to the school and the community. Throughout the course of the Thanksgiving week, baskets of food were collected and the proiect was a wonderful success on the students' and clubs' part. Also, along with other various proiects, scrapbooks have been made for children over- seas and the high school Junior Red Cross Enrollment was made possible. I05 1 'G eg-A, l l choir A Cappella Choir has done an outstanding job this year in singing its way into the life and heart of the school and the community. From its first appearance be- fore the National Exchange Club, in October, through the Junior Coronation, the Christmas Season and the Mid-term Graduation, the Choir has made continual progress, and as this goes to press, it looks forward to a year filled with the ioy of making beautiful music wherever it goes. 'F7'.-7-A 1' 5 I c N X xk. ,,. F! , .I -S .ar 1 MR. ROBERT DUFF 'VW ' fr MAL STEIN Kilt diversified co-operative training K, -A Mr. Oliver Sponsor DCT was started in our school for the first time this year. There are 87 DCT units in the state of Florida. DCT students attend regular classes every morning, and in the afternoon they work in various iobs. They are paid a satisfactory salary, and, most import- ant of all, they are gaining valuable experience which they will use in the business world. Calvin Kapp Judy Kaplan Bob Kramer Aileen Kushner Lennv Marensteln 00' it . A 1 .1 l C. Marlene Morris Bill Pitts Jean Redman Mildred Schacter Harriet Schloss 5hIflSY TUFGUSKY ,. txsw OFFICERS Arth r Cohe ' e - s'de ' e o, S fa y LAAAN MEMBERS 1 f l'Wf--' 5 H iufb ar.. ' A W ' fear rm? 'J' N vm H 0 r IV 'l .mqvqu 'd ' 'v1-v-H ...-....,.i.g A4.ff'.L 1 A vi! .V w A' ,I ' .A Edward Greer Student Director i l 5 v. '- ,gi - A LZ. fu: ' 5 ls l xi 1 asv! 4 lili! bdDC! IWODOV Clllb 9' SEM. V : Mr. John B. Director A it FIRST ROW, left to right: Doris Berdy, Rona Sater, Terry Landy, Carol Schwartzapfel, Susan Korshak. SECOND ROW: Richard Julien, George Keats, Arthur Sorosky, Jerry Gross, THIRD ROW: Edward Greer, Melvin Katzen. X ... ll' S 4' t 1 .4 li ' ' 1 5 I I v -. -+.. ' lfiin x 'sl ,WP 125 A S? . Zi I 4 SEATED, left to right: Beverlee Deres, Valarie Cooper, Barbara Himmelstein, Barbara Golinkoff. FIRST ROW: Susan Shepard, Carol Newman, Barbara Melick, Joyce Levy, Joan Freeman, Marlene Dezen, Madeline Palay, Nancy Bionda, Helene Rosenthal. SECOND ROW: Gladys Baker, Jacqueline Nichols, Florence Faber, Eileen Cypress, Ruth Frank, Barbara Hillman. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Pawley, Edith Kroland, Fran Rosenthal, Eileen Kagan, Marilyn Kazlow. FOURTH ROW: Taube Cardoza, Linda Brown. The Council is composed of students who work in the library and those in- terested in library work. The purpose and obiect of this club is to give the members a better understanding of the library and its facilities, to aid the librarians, to assist the students, and to be of service to the school. The members of council are busy, hardworking students. They not only work to benefit Miami Beach High School, but are active members of the county and state library organization. The council President is Barbara Himmelstein and the Sponsors are Miss Alma Montgomery and Mrs. Mary Byrd Pitts. library council senior lwiglw library assistants FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Golinkoff, Barbara Milick, Madeline Palay, Alice Gladsione, Eileen Kagan, Barbara Himmelstein, Carol Newman, Nancy Biondo, Helene Rosemhal. SECOND ROW: Sheila Toby, Marlene Dezen, Florence Faber, Gladys Baker, Ruth Frank, Eileen Cypress, Barbara Hillman, Joyce Levey. THIRD ROW: Edith Kroland, Jacqueline Nichols, Taube Cardoza, Carolyn Pawley, Joan Freeman, Marilyn Kazlow, Fran Ros- enthal, FOURTH ROW: Linda Brown, Wayne Gordon, Jack Segal, George Nicholas, John O'Connor, Slanley Jacobs. L 3.780131 Enid Pallant President thespians -W tr, 4 Q Mrs. Betty Sponsor 1' SEATED, left to right: Officers: Carol Rosengarten, Carol Washer, Enid Pallant, Nancy Rothman. FIRST ROW: Phyllis Kandel, Pricilla Freger, Harriet Stern, Bar- bara Weiss, Frances Blumenfelcl, Ruth Sindell, John Walsey. SECOND ROW: Beverly Hader, Paul Grunland, Elizabeth Sim- kowitz, Jackie Roth, Sylvia Perlman. THIRD ROW: Burton Heyman, Stanley Rosenblatt, Don Rosen- berg, Sandra Ell, Jay Comras. NOT PICTURED: Rita Rosenbaum, Barbara Pallot. Thespian Troupe 391 is one of the many chapters of the National Thespian Society, established in the year 1929. Students may become members on the basis ot a ten point system, set up by the National Thespian Society. Points are earned by participating in the acting part ot plays and radio shows, and in work- ing backstage in any capacity for any school productions. This year's Thespians, aided by their capable Sponsor Mrs. Betty Sokoloff, presented Life With Father, 4'Antic Spring, Twelfth Night, the Senior Class Plays and several radio programs. In every task they perform they follow the Society's motto: Act well your part: therein the honor lies. thespians in action 0 .wf+, Qlx pp new ap K wine J-L, ig, twelfth night thespian initiation rehearsal - Iife with father twelfth f1iQhi X in it A it riders to the sea antic spring Hr 'T 1 1 ' i ' . .vi K if 'E R, N W ., making-up Iife with father fanfic Spring Q6 girls, council Maxine Cherry Miss Margaret T President Sponsor i l llb 19 SEATED, left to right: Aline Oberstein, Marilyn Bauman, Maxine Cherry, Marilyn Nierenberg, FIRST ROW: Barbara Pallot, Marla Beth Krongold, Melich, Ann Marder, Maxine Bell, Carol Kress, Phyllis Silver- man, Pepi Granat. Barbara SECOND ROW: Myrna Morton, Carol Wein, Marlene Morris, Sandra Miller, Joy Lieberman, Barbara Neuguboren. THIRD ROW: Sandra Saperstone, Joan Kandel, Roslyn Laskey, Adrienne Katz, Sara Lee Stein, Marlene Dezen. FOURTH ROW: Ann Voorhees, Sandra Barson, Marlene Bertman. Girls' council was organized with the chief purpose as a service club. The girls in the council are to set standards ot conduct for girls and to assist in all school proiects. The membership consists of one girl chosen from each homeroom in grades TO, ll, and l2. There are no scholastic or conduct requirements for admission. The council has contributed toys to Lend A Hand and sponsored money raising proiects during Field Day and after game dances. main ollice assistants x ,bmi 'vm-n--1-1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Lepow, Sue Herr, Cynthia Chauncey, Beverly Heilbrun, Disa Kansol. t cl t 'l ' t t ...... 4. , l as s. : , nf T 1-QNX 'NK X KNEELING, left ro right: John Walsey, Herbie Kaplan, Fred SECOND Row, Bud Fischer, Howie Kafzenl Gerald Mille, MGYQONVW- THIRD ROW: Marvin Ranclell. FIRST ROW: Sylvia Pearlman, Barbara Pallot, Kathy Klein, Anna Jackson, Barry Grunclland. 'NDF MR. JOHN COLEMAN Sponsor MAX HAGEN fr- BARRY GRUNDLAND CHESTER KRONE -e Q4 mx- V 1 K S MARTY BARON BARRY HORENBEIN Jlllilii in 0 lbvoj I gp-.-qi' 'npr' '-1 S 5-Q WAYNE TOBIN GERALD MILLER luture teachers oi america --ls SEATED, left to right: Norma Ettner, Marcia Gross, Elaine Glaser. FIRST ROW: Eleanor Teitlebaum, Eleanor Krutel, June Maurer Carolye Kahn, Diane Edelstein, Sheila Zirnand. NOT PICTURED: Janice Kasper, Florence Faber, Barbara Gross The Miami Beach High School club of the Future Teachers of America was or- ganized on March TO, 1947. The purpose of the club is to acquaint students with the qualifications and opportunities in the field of teaching. The main activities of the club include tutoring, substituting, and helping teachers in any way possible. The club is open to all students interested in the teaching profession. We are ably assisted in our activities by our Sponsor, Mrs. Lucy Robinson. SEATED, left to right: Alan Lewis, Stuart Warter, Miss Ann Gilke Alan Goldber Benita Mandel O Yr 91 - FIRST ROW: Robert Cress, Ann Miller, Michael Bennett, Martin Evans, Robert Spector, Larry Grand. SECOND ROW: Alvin Kaltman Howard Resnikorr Burton Black, David Lehrman, William Gordon, Fred Levy, Sheldon C U Maselstein. The BIOLOGY CLUB, now in its second year at Miami Beach High School, is a small but effective organization. lt seems to meet the needs of its membership. The aims of the organization are: to increase interest in biology, to pursue more advanced proiects than are possible in the regular classes, and to enable mem- bers to demonstrate their biological hobbies to the club at regular meetings. F , deans' and guidance assistants 'T Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Elaine Hillman, Eihel Venezia, Sue Sheppard, Roberta Stein, Carol Newman, Diane Krause. SECOND ROW: Anna Jackson, Diane Silverman, Elaine Glazer, Loraine Safra, Ann Broad, Barbara Ginsberg. THlRD ROW: Bruce Julien, Arlene Tarshis, Sue Gans, Sandy Weinman, Stephen Trainman, Jack Kraiish. attendance and taoolcroom assistants E 1 1 If 'y l . VA-fi FIRST ROW, left to right: Luba Benson, Marilyn Bauman, Fran Ash, Priscilla Fregger, Barbara Levenson, Janet Deluca, Marilyn Kazlow. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Esielle Miichell, Don Neisen, Gene Beck, Eddie Maxa, Ronnie Delman, Arthur Yrekz, Mrs. Emily Eisen- hufh. commercial and projection assistants f it COMMERCIAL ASSISTANTS-KNEELING, left to right: Shelia SECOND ROW: Leonard Tupler, Fred Krutel, Milton Schermer, Zirnand, Sue Feldstein, Eleanor Paul Sandler, Ronie Baron, Jerome Tarlyn, Harry Bernard, Eddie Moss, Fred Botwinik, Wanda Samuels, Pearl Cohen. Arnold Goldstein. PROJECTIONISTS-FIRST ROW: Larry Schwartz, Leonard Levy, THIRD ROW: Gil Tendler, Nathan Moskowitz, Kenneth Becker- Jerry Kamens, Arnold Weiner, Martin Solner, Jay Weisberg, man, Arnold Kahlenberg, Jerome Golden, Norman Drucker, Stanley Javender, Donald Appleby, Roy Altman. Bob Freedman. public address system assistants 191 P 4. ss.. pls ,Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Alan Goldberg, Alan Lewis, Matthew Wilson. SECOND ROW: Eddie Greer, Bob Freedman, Stuart Warter, Ronald Hertz, Marvin Siegel. NOT PICTURED: Douglas Fithian, John Shafer. ',....e Q L, N I , . .K s, 5. : I 1 whq 5 gif? nl? . xg 2 I Jw, ww K . 4 , ' - w :- Q-'ff '5- .. '-. .-.M .A o Q? ' '- .BL 'uxiif- P inn Q I23 i 1 ,W M -I A In ga V h V in-QV' rf' ' M' 5?.f!3'?g .. H , Q BOB NEWMAN MARK WILLIAMSO w-M'-fr L16 mb MR. 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FIRST ROW: Judy Brechner, Melvin Finegold, Stanley Gettis, Roberta Sugarman, Rose Benson. 4 W . .J-A:...4,' SECOND ROW: Sherri Takce, Fred Mendelsohn, Susan Zeiger, Leonard Levy, Rona Adams, Hanry Schmerer. THIRD ROW: Mel Klutz, Stuart Serody, Joel Kramer, Donny Bakst, Steve Blane, Anne Cox. iunior high library assislanls I 9 SEATED, left to right: Stephen Zenner, Pam Lichter, Helen Shu- man, Elayne Antler. FIRST ROW: Linda Oken, Marin Parks, Pauline Bauman, Stanley Citron, Pat Ditzler, Carol Florence, Rochell Cerritt, Myra Fickt- ner, Marvin Silverman, Slielia Jacobson, SECOND ROW: Max Morcnberg, Barry Taran, Henry Schnerer, Nancy Dezen, Janet Sermoneta, Barbara Zane, Joanne Weiss, Barry Greenberg, Fred Menclelson, Diane Margel. iunior I50 ' . SEATED, left to right: Elyane Antler, Helen Shuman, Pam Lich- ter. FIRST ROW: Barbara Newman, Marvin Silverman, Marin Parks, Pauline Bauman, Rochell Cerritt, Myra Fichtner, THIRD ROW: Roy Hoffspiegel, Joyce Linderfelt, Eleanor Skolnick, Nita Levitt, Mike Stallman, Jean Callat, Paul Rutlifield, Alan Pasternak. FOURTH ROW: Francine Marcus, Zelda Jackson, Susan Winters, Lincla Nash, Shelia Levine. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Torres, ,lay Brenner, Norman Farber. high library club N I , rr im SECOND ROW: Shelia Jacobson, Joanne Weiss, Leonard Safra, Carol Florence, Stanley Citron, Byron Wolder. THIRD ROW: Mike Stallman, Henry Schmerer, Nancy Dezen, Gail Green, Shelia Levine, Norman Farber. i rv .VQQQ iunior high G.A.A. . , ,li SEATED, left to right: Sherri Tackie, JUClY Einhorn, Ann Goodman. THIRD ROW: Elayne Antler, Pauline Bauman, Stella Katz, Elaine FIRST ROW: Phyllis Shapiro, Duya Levy, Ruby Schneider, Frances Gross, Carole Martin, Helen Redman. Rc-ich, Muriel Rubin, Dorothy Moss, Marsha Levy, Annette FOURTH ROW: Francine Greene, Rose Benson, Barbara Luroff, Buren, Brett Levin. Roberta Rubin, Karen Kriger, Judith Bernard, Wendy Solar, SECOND ROW: Judy Berezin, Sue Ellen Schatzberg, Shelia Brom- Barbara Ashe, Nancy Dezen, Janis Moskowitz, Virginia Glad- bcrg, Joan Gilbert, Sylvia Freeman, Dottie Kaabe, Rachell stone, Rosanne Kovnat, Carolyn Goldman. Gerritt. iunior high cheerleading club iunior high ushers I l i I i l I l i i l i SEATED, loft to right: Paul Weiss, Murry Diamond, Philip Hal- SECOND ROW: Roy Calechman, Louis Heidleberg, Joel Brown, pvrn, Melvin Klutz. Miles Sheer. FIRST ROW: David Abrarns, Leonard Levy, Allan Andersor THIRD ROW: Arnold Hecht, Bruce Rogers, Bob Bishop, Robert Derene, Bruce Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Fred Kessler, Robert Siaiman, Willis Wiclwlei, Leslie Morgenstern. junior high proieclionisrs Sgr? 9 . ark 'll 4l FIRST ROW. left to right: Leonard Levy, Bernard Cheriri, Larry Shevarfz, Ellis Abrams. SECOND ROW: Gil Tendler, Richard Finner, Bruce Roberts, Robert Stamin, Arnold Wiener, 'fl I ...- 9Al SEATED, left to right: Tama Manches F ' , rancis Blumenfeld, Bennet Feldman, Dolores Besses. FIRST - ' ROW. George Kyle, Allita Hoffman, Steve Goldstein, Judy Green, Ellis Abrams. SECOND ROW: Larry Wasserman, Barbara Ar- nold, Robert Levinsky, Paul Shapiro. THIRD ROW: M'k Botwonik. I e Heller, Eugene Kolnick, Fred N 4' 9Bl TED, left to right: Loretta Schenk Robert Derene, Jerry Fenster, Carol Mill- man. SEA FIRST ROW: Brett Levin, David Abrams, Fred Mendelson, Neil Schwartz, Leonard Fisch, Paul Weiss, Rebecca Begel, Elaine Chazen. SECOND ROW: Elliot Kleiman, Helen Charke, Suellen.Smelson, J wartz, Harvey Lazik, Stuart Rubin, Alan Greenfield, Donald Gladstone. oseph Sch- , l L 9, S an A 'fix- 1 it N Li ,s . K 'ir U o . kt' ,X pil 9A2 J- SEATED, left to right: Barbara Chermin, Bob Fenster, Judy Phillips Bob Grossber . 9. FIRST ROW: lla Kramer, Phil Holpern, Charles Yulish, Howard Dux, Roy Altman. SECOND ROW: Sandra Katz, Ma Wolf, Nathan Dratler. HRD ROW: Gil Tendler, Dick Nesbitt, Jack Trchlosberg. rtin Solner, Suzi , 553 sit -fn. I 'U R3 9B3 SEATED, left to right: Steve Blame, Leslie Morganstern, Carole Susel, Eileen Weiner. FIRST ROW: Bruce Hoffman, Norman Levine, Bruce Rosen, Barbara Weisbrod, Arlene Brick- man, Sandy Lechner, Lessle Robbins, Gilbert Sherman, Elaine Gross. hman, Michael Stalla SECOND ROW: Roy Colec Stanley Klein. Sheldon man, Rona Adams, Uslianer, Diane Locke, Harvey Ccdos, Martin Nash. ' Janet Rubin, Linda THIRD ROW: Susan Winter, e Sandra Savacler, Gor- Nash, Barbara Medcov , don Randell, Markesfeld, Doris Good- FOURTH ROW: Hersh man, Sandra Chorney, Virginia Sohlich, Stanley Lependorf. FIFTH ROW: Gilbert Greerbaum, Larry Sonen Larry Stauber. she in, Barry Kolmar, 'S 9B2 SEATED, left to right: Don Ger, Joel Kramer, Zelda Jackson. FIRST ROW: David Levy, Marlene Rosenthal, Sherri Takce, Francine Freedwald, Helen Gold- stein, Edith Schneiderman, Carol Weiss, Mar- sha Levy. SECOND ROW: Joan Friedman, Janet Sermoneta, Barbara Brookes, Joyce Wexler, Helene Rosner, Nancy Bobis, Maxine Brandeis, Joseph Ableman, THIRD ROW: Jonathan Berger, Charles Edleson, Bernard Bushman, Richard Azen, Martin Birn- na Makovsky, Sylvia bach. FOURTH ROW: Paul Hessler, Arnold Hecht, Les- h rtz ter Colodnz, Larry Sc wa . H ssler, Sherman Carr, Zalman FIFTH ROW: Fred 6 Zaidel. IS4 ii.. 9B4 SEATED, left to right: Judy Goodman, Carolee Goldberg, Melvyn Klutz, Lenore Bromberg. FIRST ROW: Bette Baron, Sondra Tennant, Zeena Shander, Judy Einhorn, Barbara Zane, Rona Marcus, Marion Schollhammer, Francinelee Hand. SECOND ROW: Linda Grussmark, Paula Katz, Rhonnie Kohn, Doris Orleans, Jeanne Gold- stein, Jean Gallat, Joyce Lindenfeld. THIRD ROW: Billy Lowenthal, Joel Berg, Bernard Cherin, Estelle Zemmel, Jerry Schwartz, Robert Stone. FOURTH ROW: Jay Brenner, Bruce Rodgers, ' W lder, Donald Kaplan Robert Staimen, George o FIFTH ROW: Chester Kinzelberg, Stanley Silver man, 9B5 SEATED, left to right: Phyllis Waldman, Madel n Y Winer, Gibbs Williams, Carely Ann Gordon FIRST ROW: JoAnn Gray, Ruth Copeland, Bar- bara Breakstone, Donald Kayner, Martin Sand- ler, Bonnie Sue Warrick, Barbara Christopher, Patti Dynes. SECOND ROW: Michael Bodne, Terry Orling, Elaine Wassell, Larry Albert, Joan Morrow, Rosemarie Straus, Rona Sater. THIRD ROW: Ann Cox, Neal Amdur, Alan Paste!- nak, Myrna Toyen, Fred Terzo, Peter Weil, Jimmy Steig. FOURT I Y Yaras, Robert Graha D ' H ROW: Edgar Perce, Larry Faber Ronn m, onald Taicher, Alan Rusnak. FIFTH ROW: Burton Nelson Mari bert Mandell 9B7 SEATED left to right: Mona Mizrak, Mike Weis- berg, Stewart Serody, Sue Bass. FIRST ROW: Joanna Epping, Bernice Weiss, Harry Susskind, Rosalie Lipkind, Lynn Kirschbaum, Celia Roth, Rose Kronsberg, Suzanne Kroul. SECOND ROW: Leila Waldman, Ann Ross, Sarah Sutton, Martin Daniels, Barbara Kohn, Pamela White, Tamara Friedman. THIRD ROW: Leo Michails, Dorothy Adler, Ronald Hertz, Joyce Kosvla, Adler Farber, Edward Hoberman. FOURTH R Jamison, Joan Fader, Steven Stark, FIFTH ROW: Peter Levin, Eddie Woloson. OW: Doris Heilberg, Harvey Ellis, Curt lyn Green Her 9B6 , left to right: Renee Molko, Billy Or enstein, Mike Green, Ruth Gorderi. iriam Tuch, Joseph Murray, Ad SEATED FIRST ROW: M rienne Haas, Mavis Goldstein, Helen Heianus, Enid W ' ' arner, Arlene Koren, Miriam Klubeck. SECOND ROW: Helen Lachman, Lee Tucker, Paul Raymond, Sheldon Schulte, Steve Kay, John Myerson, Arthur Pollack. THIRD ROW: Marvin Guccion, Sheila Barill Vita Rubenstein, Lois Horvitz, Norma Klein, Harvey Greenberg. FOURTH ROW: Constance Paulos, Mike Un Qeff John Shafer, Paul Bast, David Rabinowitz. I55 3 I l 'Q -Q. 6 i 939 SEATED, left to right: Florence Rosenthal, Eddie Odette, Harold Corliss, Willis Wichlei. FIRST ROW: Myra Staff, Matthew Wilson, David Greenfield, Barry Taran,l Carl Schoeppl, Saul Kahan, Jack Hagen, Paul Shweky. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Katz, Barbara Rosenthal, Barbara Cohen, Jane McKay, Louise Friedel, Kathryn Bell, Roslyn Berman. THIRD ROW: Madeleine Long, Diane Mock, Allen Anderson, Sarah Sutton, Eleanor Adler, Ellen Sinsley. FOURTH ROW: Philip Campbell, Sheldon Bloom, Perry Berman, Robert Raderman, Grace La- vinia, FIFTH ROW: Harvey Cohen, Joyce Rothenberg Byron Rose. J I 5. ,1' U'-ine' r 'VBA W I il 9B8 SEATED, left to right: Mike Clein, Carole Fine, Roger Leavitg, Robert Krone. FIRST ROW: Alan Wolfe, Charles Honey- well, Harriet Cohen, June Bennett, Judy Wasserman, Marvin Eisenstat, Pater Gallo. SECOND ROW: Hymen Kanafsky, Brenda Oppenheim, Kenny Kuppir, Michael Wigderson, Tommy Burns, Susan Lamm, Daisy Raez. THIRD ROW: Stanley Zach, Robert Kohn, Robert Brown, Jerry Breitbart, Steve Ehriluman. I 9BIO SEATED, left to right: Diana Lutsky, Ro- berta Sugerman, Eleanor Skolnick, Son- dra Serota. FIRST ROW: Paul Israel, Stuart Bander, Sandra Steinhardt, Doreen Noar, Judy Salzberg, Selma Urarn. SECOND ROW: Stephen Seidner, Barry Wachtel, June Miller, Paula Radlow, Lloyd Mendow, Harold Schuyler. M 'F THIRD ROW: Jerry Newman, Arlene Vir- ginia, Gail Salomon, Helene Liniado, Martin Lipkowitz, Albert Newman. FOURTH ROW: Nita Levitt, Ronald Lovitt, Barry Sugerman, Mike Satterfield. FIFTH ROW: Ken Stuart, Robert Ridley, Joseph Lee. BBI SEATED, left to right: Hope Shepnick, Dot- tie Kaabe, Arthur Holtz. FIRST ROW: Stanley Roloff, Stuart Sheiner, Sandra Ehrlich, Mona Beispiel, Richard Fenster, Rena Halbstein, Alan Marshak. SECOND ROW: Richard Brill, Jeanette Lie- bowitz, Diana Mauro, Judy Bernard, Marilyn Katz, Joan Gallant, Henry Sch- merer, Rtonald Sheiner. THIRD ROW: Robert Portnoy, Daphine Granville, Harriet Shapiro, Richard Oritt, Barry Eisenberg. FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Stone, Pamela Lichter, Bobby Bishop, Michael Stein, Helene Knepper. BB3 SEATED, left to right: Gail Goodman, Danny Bakst, Gail Greene, Jerry Sch- wartz. FIRST ROW: Howard Levy, Pat Ditzler, Sandra Sherman, Carol Florence, Richard Swaebe, Norman Blickstein, Frank Weiss. SECOND ROW: Johnny San Lorenzo, Myron Lubell, Bernard Cherin, Susan Zeiger, Bob Rankin, Ed Lindsay, Stella Katz, Marilyn Weston. THIRD ROW: Lois Schenker, Leona Dom- key, Naomi Kane, Jacob Lorber, Ed Leff, Deanna Goldstein, Joan Shore. FOURTH ROW: Emanuel Levy, Pat Cantor, Beatrice. Rich, Steve Kulback, Steve Evans, Barry Kersner, Alan Gould, Ho- ward Baily. 8B2 SEATED, left to right: Ann Klepeck, Carol Mar- tin, Debra Maret, Judi Berezin. FIRST ROW: Ilene Bushman, Stanley Citron, Leonard Safra, Carolyn Goldman, Marsha May, Leonard lndianer, Jay Savarese. SECOND ROW: Owen Rothberg, Mariorie Cohen, Dorothy Greenberg, Joanne Weiss, Eddie Sch- wartz, Leonard Levy, Barbara Ashe. THIRD ROW: Leslie Wiesen, Roy Hoffspeigel, Marshall Rosenfeld, Lois Feuer, Joseph Patrick, Boyce Appel, Sharon Davis. FOURTH ROW: Burton Gelfand, Leslie Burns, Lois Askew, Martin Larm, Irvin Kauffman. ,t I5 I58 ,. .4 ' 1 8B5 SEATED, lelt to right: Frank Bauer, Rachel Harris, Dolores Weiner, Janet Moskowitz. FIRST ROW: David Malhich, Pauline Bauman, Irene Blumstein, Alan Skop, Dennis Book- chester, Arnold Kaye, Murray Pollack, Melvin Feingold. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Eisenger, Joan Siegel, Linda Ross, Nancy Dezen, Paulette Brenner, Iris Cohen, Sandra Fenstramer. THIRD ROW: Ann Vandevilde, Flora Lefkowitz, Robert Gallett, John Gonin, Virginia Gladstone, Roseanne Kovnaf. C'- 8B4 SEATED, left to right: Stanley Bertman, Barry Greenberg, Paul Ruthfield, Peter Harnik. FIRST ROW: Michel Rosenthal, David Horner, Rus- sel Kohn, Paula Lehrkoff, Bob Greenwald, Eileen Gotlieb, Jackie Fox. SECOND ROW: Alan Thorn, Helene Beubis, Fran- cine Block, Alvin Kosley, Barry Silverbush, Irene Collins, Pamela Belrock, Linda Kaye. THIRD ROW: Larry Lipchinsky, Susan Kaplan, Joan Schoenleld, Dorothy Vecchiane, Dennis Browner, Linda Wachtel, Ants Mikk. FOURTH ROW: Norman Farber, Ronald Wellman, Marshal Fuller, Harvy Stark, Lauren Priritz. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Kaiser, Isaac Attias, Ros- olyn Ziff, Fonald Urbach, Irving Fiegienblatt. FIFTH ROW: Alan Marcus, Martin Schwartz, Sam Berger, Harry Thal. SWEETHEART DANCE pg Crowning of the Queen Dava Levy Carol Lee Ann Gordon Lady-in-waiting K v- X H 7BI SEATED, left to right: Joan Gilbert, Jules Dem- chick, Stanley Gettis, Steve Scher. FIRST ROW: Stanley Sanders, Larry Samson, Robert Sorosky, Phyllis Shapiro, Paul Appleby, Maurice Wesson, Allen Lieberman. SECOND ROW: Michael Gallander, Arlene Cohen, Sue Ellen Schatzberg, Roberta Wexler, Bonita Haflett, Elayne Antler. THIRD ROW: Francine Greene, Allen Platt, Wendy Solar, Garnet Brooks, David Speelman FOURTH ROW: Roberta Baron, Sondra Gomer, Grancine Marcus, Harriet Levy. 4 7B3 SEATED, left to right: Roberta Rubin, Robert Goldwyn, Harvey Thalblum, Frances Reich. FIRST ROW: Ira Goldbach, Marvin Silver- man, Gerald Blau, Barry Levine, Bruce Wolin. SECOND ROW: Bernard Silverman, Ernest Wilson, Dorothy Moss, Muriel Rubin, Roy Levine, Michael Gold. THIRD ROW: Johnny Stoller, Marvin Rubin, Martin Cohen, Ralph Serrano, Margaret Waters. FOURTH ROW: Karen Krieger, Jack Wel- off, Raymond Strauss, Barbara Turoff. NOT PICTURED: Annetta Barron, Rochelle Gerritt, Elliot Bass, Elaine Leventhal, Sylvia Freeman, Edwin Hertz, Ronald Aspinall. ,l' 7B2 SEATED, left to right: Florence Hausman, Roger Kaplan, Charles Lynne, Diane Delman. FIRST ROW: Dennis Lentin, Joel Brill, Robert Mar- cus, Stephen Peyton, Shelby Freedland, Marion Park. SECOND ROW: Peter Roller, Peter Sobel, June Lipe, Marcia Savransky, Ronald Evans, Ann- marie Schollhamrner, Kenneth Parker. THIRD ROW: Conrad Charmak, Raymond Sponder, Jerome Weisberg, Shirley Zeller, Nina Beispiel, Andrea Saskill. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Levine, Shayna Rosen- strauch. I59 7B5 SEATED, left to right: Glenn Tripplett, Sam For- man, Margie Fisher, Juliet Schachno. FIRST ROW: Howard Gross, Philip Rudman Ruby Schneider, Linda O'Heson, Harry Fried man, Judith Brechner, Ronnie Hueston. SECOND ROW: Eddie Heilbrun, Sheila Jacobson Sheila Bromberg, Susan Sutton, Diane Margel Helen Redman. THIRD ROW: Shale Krepack, Susan Fienberg, Leon ard Shapiro, Maureen Cohn, Erwin Tendler. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Arnold, Felice Berman autographs 7B4 SEATED, left to right: Anita Golzbein, Stephanie Meisel, Howard Sanner, Neil Burns. FIRST ROW: Neil Goldman, Myra Fechtner, Jimmy Rothenberg, Mary Oldham, Sheldon Reinhardt, Steven Zinner, Gail Kay. SECOND ROW: Richard Steinbook, Mary Ella Cobb, Barry Glassman, Eugene Sullivan, My- ron Nirenberg, Anne Formmel, Jack Weinstein. THIRD ROW: Annette Star, Lynn Weinstein, Gloria Madison, Sabina Gross, FOURTH ROW: Morris Brodkin, James Torres, Patsy Brown. - 1 5 . HJ n-.v Loxgy aw, u.. L w. Al ' A V Auf! IOVCQIdV1Lf 5 ' A .- N7 Sksp nlny 1XmYwl1upu-lt, Nure Scenery z L3 xivfhf Ill !XnwqIx!curvc .. 4., Q 1 Saw Flamingo Pilk my i iw.. ,H is V ,sity W 4. 6 3 s 'Z ll IK9,v,,f:f.z'f,!Zw New York 7 X 4 r .'.-f - s Y, CX ' ..-Q. V ---LL K A fi ,wr He mem Three muskcteeru X , ' X 5 , f?f ?39H v , 'Tm we -gc 4, ' fav-f V' 45 ' . -af ,mx . In 2. x V LN Wx, ,f ,I ' 1 xg: -v-'J 1 1 ff 'A ,I , V 1.2 gsm, A fy h ' ' uwfi mi 1 4. VUQCJIIIQ Mc . C5 Nl' 1-5 f'm a F ' Bb 1 'Jiffy .A VILL ' I SI Y, M., i 5 5dI ,M We play pmg pour, Chapl 1 Z0--ljvn-r'mC U 1 l.. The Zeeanbnnmher I-No. 2 Miami Beach, Florida, Friday, November 2, 1951 Price Ten Cents LQ! .A. Told ut Policy iaculty 'iami Beach Junior- igh faculty inter- s school philosophy ntrons at the first neeting of the Par- ier-Association, the if ,October third. The planned and pre- tirely by the faculty, JL only to state what s, but also how such fleet the over-all of the school. gram took the form of lscusaion, with Acting lrvin W. Katz as mod i 17 members of the participants. Through leadlnv questions, Mr. general statements in oohy and minted out cation ln specific areas lure school program 'ussion covered the illosophy ot grading. its it learning about. as aching the Individual, recess involved in the irrleular program and tship in the extracur- Over-all student activ- gs. llty faced Controversial questions that have re- ved to he a source of ation ALLAN HERBERT ' inalists hosen s, '-7,517 MRS, MARGARET SCOTT RICHARD Editor-in-Chief Advisor Managing ELEA NOR KRUTEL SENIORS TO P COMEDY 'DEAI Dear Ruth , will be presente evening of December ls, by the Seni was chosen after the tryouts by Mr director, Miss Muriel Plummer at senior sponsors. The cast. is: Judge Harry Wilkins-Howard Osterman. Mrs. Edith Wilkins-Shirley Usdansky, Ruth Wilkins-Eleanor ztrutel. Miriam Wilkins-Diane Edel- stein. Dora-Carolye Kahn. Lt. Bill Seawright--Jerry Sie- 4.-. GO CLl De of f e came Senic asplr Louise vu--.,, Mt HARVEY JACOBS school TARULE WASHER a en House Be Held Tech Hi :ded to all students, par- d teachers of Miami Beach :h00l, is a cordial invita- attend Open House at H o p ki n s Vocational - the home of Technical :hool-on Monday, Tues- i Wednesday oi American on Week. sey Hopkins Vocational will be prepared for The nee Business Manager mm hd th h I colm Stein who won out over Sue v rs Ween 0 ours 0 , Washer rutul to or Crown rutel. llzlrlsura Sauter, VVuslu-r lutve lu-ell Miami llezlrli lliizli dont llmly to reign Curunzituln l-'n-slivail F 1951 will uint lu' inlurnied lph until the evt-uint: 'rowua-d. Ant is get-lee. ent vote trcnn these GQRDONH-. .zmts and the rurners- Edffor her maids .if lmnpi .4 lfl hel' l'ULll'l t'0llSlSl tif girl escorts chosel- from suplt- mores and l.a4l1es-iii-vrailimr. mem- bers of the Junior t-lass. lkuzes heralds, a trumpeter, flower girls, crown bearer, Pilementziry stu- be on hand. To be the greatest honor any girl ut llench trair. bearers, at Central Beach dents, will also voted queen is that can go to High. The annual Minstrel and Corn. nation to be held Tuesday, Novem- ber 20, is presented under the auspices of the .Iuniur class. This year marks the 23rd anniversary of the festival. Miss Irene Roberts of the Engllsn department ls chairman ot the event. The Minstrel and show to be the best one ever Miami lleach High tl4'4'tll'tllY'll! to Mis, Betty Sukoloff, who along with Mr Robert Duff is ix, r-liurge of production.. She said. Tile prtlmiS8 seen al I vubllf edlwation fren- gel- .,-..-.-., .-..- ,--..- -..M..,.,.,.,i Q.. '0 0 k 4' th' m0 '8 'Id actual motive is to he kept a UV-' Paftlcll H ainstrel wers to the me most 2 school's bel years. oints includi vc dent oi stified to C0 , I all Vig- 'ourses 'trill '13 - N VCVY 'iz' f . are been a ti ,tv Y 'K sg VD!-102' tins the thri .M is ..., '. ' ? W i' i :a'a'fjs' es 'Progressi ' Q ' I-alum: ' to this ent K Others. 3 ' lay the of the Fare! .I t sponsorsh 'VS' 0110 lme was giv 1119200- the lay grou me-v' wed by tool program chers lnclud ,M W lherlne Mot ' llman, Miss ' 7-In ijrgtxzz 'Harold Ra is C6 Sum , Mrs. Mine iittee is Margaret Gi ,rau,,,,.. WU' MISS AC d This ite Lane. M -it pub- Mr. Josep ri Davis, M d Mrs. Mrs, Lllla Lvle. ' nun 'ummm Manu mm-W' Saturday, and sunday. tPlease Turn tu Page Eighth I64 0 , With : '.' tlalcs Flying l.s lucstlay ar split two gunics with the lf: liuutlcrtlalc, paced by tl Opt-ning with Poinpano, the THE LIO. ' --By EE il 'll lj' If Bc' -rs twicc. first two giilllk'S by large niargins. nph, and then beat South llrowarsl 44-Tits n the llmuiutl t:.tnie thw- lllut- an-l Wtini- t-volt .i 3137 lnsi qiicn tn-r lt-.ni .intl tht-it t'o.u li t'Iu I High L'2ltL't'l'S nn-et l urt Lautler- 'ct Fritluy. liast your tht- 'l'YDl1tl0i4i Track 6 G t Lf ' go! gf- .,.,1, Fmtouise MORGEN '-L '- M: lf xi 'Qt n thc all staitc squzul is Ht' liiltills: l ,lj ' E ilt-ntt-tl tuillniclt plziyvtl his 'l i ' Eli l't-tci'slnii'ir. tlrlanrlo. und I I l S is Q . ? li tcaini. llc had alrczuly i 'Um' ll X lt his liallplaying upstate 0. su i - i ts. ' 1 is .lin-L liar. iv ' .urs- lllllfyl' i. . Q . 'Y ,iiis to 'l'l high' - in- l,rrullrr-il.rl.- my of IMA., Lcyjmt- JANICE KASPER 1, Crm .. ,, . ,. . ,undi- tlatc for al' A'-h on o r s . 'imc ot'- Pluyinf fk'll ' lv, he the his L, E not for clou't ,tt have loft out ...ii though '- sl ..v. HI Im' .s l. t.vu-x'v tvarn. CYNTHIA HECHTER .hut tm- lylllltltlll k'It'Vk'll lured five of the Sltlrlillg' eleven state-rs and four others that were on the second team. rut thi- ti-.im and lhll llue' l gcla- ut guard. -invert hart-1 lm Beach. 1i, VVit!1 5 lt' cexpef 1' id Grey rouhl be 1 5 'yphoone if .Ames bc- Q' .ext l-'rulay. sw , pace- the Gu' -- Xii: I iurnes, 6' -I , ls -tc l'ook is Y ol thc tram nit. al iorwuru, autl lun: Fields sup-l plies height ut guard. Round- ing out the starting squad are l'a-tr Nhuglitn-r and Hub Ili-utter. JIM l.EYlYl1I Basketball Gains Momentum ,t.t...ti'.,.r..ru1r,r...,r....,,,,,.,.,., l l-'it-latina: an init-xln-in-ni I-.I touiirl -npml their lll'ml i Juniltsoii until LEVINIG St'0ltES-Surrounded by the entire Alumni team Norty Levine gets off a jump shot that netted the llcncli varalty two points in their 86-110 defeat. Atlrluptlng to stop tho Ty renter are llonnir I.:-hrnlau ttlft, Joe Mllstrlu t27I, and .lr-I-ry Burns 1211 of the Alumni. l'ndt-r the basket are lhnn Robb and Lenny Bloom. It was tha thlrd straight vln-tory for the Alumnl ln thc annual game. -li.-,uni-..r..iu-.P rin-ur try Ruin-r PIPER UNANIMOUS SELECTION l0N TYS All-OPPONENTS TEAM VVally Piper of Miami High was the only unaninious choict- as Miami Jackson and thc Slings gained six posi- tions on the Tvnlioon's 1951 all-onnoin-nts tt-ant. Two play- injmflllt' l:i'f'Lift'I'g:'.xlfilLll' Serving as the chronicler of school events the Beachcomber staff has endeavored inclmhng tho 'HH ilnpm, to give the school what it desires in a school paper. Through nine issues the staff H,-,,,,kc was .mt 1,..m,,S,. 0 has worked diligently to meet these goals and has produced some of the finest ini in-t-iii.-tri, into iam-ry i newspapers the school has seen, ln-t'oro the lillt'llt'l'. Tllt' l1t'ilk'll uve count tn- miowu as tri.-tglggggg 54551511 hard luck quintet but as thristnias rolled around the tcaml wus in sliipslmpc for the Alumni game. llp to the Edison game Norty Levine and Henry t'linton have been pacing the team but as the season rolls on watch Brooks and Kaplan rack up in the scoring column. At midyear Beach will lose l-lorenbein and Marty ltihlo. llorenbein's team play will be missed a grcat deal as ' ' SPO Slohusiness New gold bu. Spring football will Court Opener In-.u-li lligh ushered in the ltl5l-LL! liavkotlrzill season by drop- ping two pi'c-Christmas games hy close margins to Redlanit and Mi- zimi Jackson in the Typhoon gym. Redland, conqueror of Mlnmi High nn? Jackson, rutned the Ty'n lld lifter with '- 'N-28 vic- tory. The exp' back quln' ning poll utes lel' a nhor ortly . . . . . Sue Herr and Jerry Moss coin Ich High with 50 1' their great play in t iumament . . . The Typhoon uand dt part. in making 13 P05 the 0.Il. show a succ S 6 .i, former Beach Ban? cage great, is playing .ted quintet. lan' 'mi the game Joe Brods. erals to a 31. D 'Track slowly is pushing baseball out of its position as the major spring sport. Although only three years old at Beach, the Tys have sent five men to the state meet in Gainesville including Arnie Oaken, Barry Berish, WRITER Beach a gridder SHERWYN SYNA Nurty Iieviuc pawn-u me iypuoun basketecrs with 11 points and 1-nd llul Powell .-.-nn-sa-ut Klu- ward all. wh' who pol' llc can the put-me llrndsh, ground Be: ,CQCHARLOTTE otrcn Center and i.i-uny isooin at rd. Booth was ai :standout on fuse wluh- In-lla Torre played .er-it 'eo times against thc Tvplioons. The other ond. llcih ltct-vcs ot' Tech High, cntitzlit thc pass that tied thc 'l'vphoons lid ll-itling: worth of 01'l.indo and Don lturut-s ot' Coral Gables wt-re thx- othor two linemcn nam:-rl to the loam Chuck Horton of St. Vt-to and .lohiw Burroughs ol' Orlando com- rnsc and cleft-nsc Viper scored. Samuels, Lloyd Ledrew and Murray Cohn. s,zm5lLled.1.:lo5t..fA-- -. M li ref ple: :Ile lfvklmim H h I M Cohen is back this year along with four other trailed unt' ,h,.,1i,la,1.:le,lnn,:ln,.,lpf:,i,m returnees but many more are needed to bolster the pulled al 5 L mt nm, wa mn, only' school team. Baseball players can aLso compete this year as vantage Q ,Q 'D ,Law anybody on the coaches Russell and Cole will plan schedules so there .1 . it or wound mmm H qwmh- will be no conflicts. 'T PT 0 I . i' ' li . The new ciuder track wil undoubtedly improve the 'N . hw Jgiifrithohoiidirnliie caliber of the team and more home meets can be arranged. S r muon. other players wlth Couch Russell will probauly be looking for some sprinters to V - ' onoralrle mfr-tion .sm .num form good relay teams which Beach has lacked in the past, Cleo Westra, Ronny Sells, and l-'rank and u football thrower to replace Ledrew. Pathrln ol Miami High: vtnny :...1II.flff.Tf.'Q.......fl.......................................... Allen., if I----H-:--onli-I-ill----i--T D gt at gtam ' si 'ANNA JAcKsoNl 5 B nu pg ,hone 5,993-, 5Clemmer's Fountami E Phone 58-3628 Pop. Records 25c l462 Drexel Ave. 5 Fm 'ich' nd Dems, E 7353 C,ng,,, A,....,, E ' COINS - BAND ACCESSORIES - STAMPS Q ctr-rslnirg, Coral acl. m ltouutltrre of man Na-uhorp of t-orgo Malvenutn ol t oral tialnles, uml Mllu: llolt of Fort. I.aumlcrd:llr-. V 'l'lio Ncroinl tt-am is listed Ircl0W with the first tt-am: . ms-r runs i-: mi i-.mi-rt. Jiirriomrr r: nm. ici--ut.-, 'rt-.-ir T Allcu llmllxtllwl, Jn:-hmm 1' In-n nm..-N 1- ii 0 ian it-nun, as I-:ti llniirngrtwni-tn. nrimtm sun- in-ir. . .ii - rn litluul 'rin-n-, Munn ,. ll Wully l'llN'l', Mllllll n Jw- nr---may Jn.-uma n mfr-,risk ii-.r-um, si vm. u John sur.-.H ' 1--au E D-I T I' Gr BOBBI JACOBS SANDY WEINMAN l65 parent-teachers Mrs. Leon Ell President Our Parent Teacher Association has worked diligently to achieve the aims and purposes outlined by the National P.T.A. Organization. A group of public spirited Citizens raised the sum of 525,000.00 for Air-Condi- tioning Units for our Auditorium and Cafeteria. Our expression of appreciation was in the form of a 51,000.00 contribution from our Treasury to this proiect that would prove beneficial not only to every student and the entire faculty at Beach High, but also to any group or organization who will use our facilities. Again this year we have presented gifts to our Junior and Senior Libraries. Last September our Supply Room was moved to larger quarters and continues to be a great convenience to students and faculty. Our Cafeteria is also P.T.A. sponsored. P.T.A. is a Service Organization and will continue to direct its efforts in every possible sphere to be of service to students and faculty of Beach High. Mrs. Leon J. Ell President -151 lmlfiswil association qu, 4 .. fl M-.slid 5 x 'TN ww 54 l68 Cv The TYPHOON sTaff of 1952 wishes sincerely To Thank Dave Moldan, The official TYPHOON phofographer, who spenT so much valuable Time wiTh us and helped us over some rough spoTs, Miss Helen Davis, who always was There in Time of serious Trouble, and lasT, louT cerTainly noT leasT, Mr. Samuelson, who during The pasT year has become more Than a sponsor, a friend who guided us Through all The pages of This TYPHOON. f ,,, , The Miami Beach Jr.-Sr. High School Parent Teacher Association HAS JUST COMPLETED ANOTHER YEAR ,W can . . lmproving Our You1'h's Oppor+uni1'ies In School, Home, and Communi'I'y. BEST wlsHEs FROM- Zfal-QIMQQ 9444409 if I733 N.W. 7+h Avenue - MIAMI Congratulations Class of '52 It has been a genuine pleasure to photograph you and we wish to extend our thanks for your patronage and cooperation. 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