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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1960 volume:

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Since our school is being relocated to a new site, yours is the pride of the past, the sense of fulfillment, the promise of the future. ln the old building, with its beauty and charm, has been transmitted long established traditions of a great school. May these traditions remain in your keeping, for great and beautiful as the setting is, the things of the Spiril are infinitely more precious. Never more meaningful than the lines of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes: Build these more stately mansions, O My Soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low vaulted past! Let each new temple nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Till thou at length art free, Leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea. Like the humble mollusk that lives inside its shell, the human being must also continuously move on, must grow and expand. Each man is responsible for his own development, each man is the architect of his own character. As in Holmes' analogy of the growing nautilus in its ship of pearl, moving from one Nchambered cell 7 l to the next, stretching, expanding, so may it be with the soul of each graduate of the 60 class: Build ever more stately mansions I With affectionate best wishes, Irvin W. Katz, Principal S P l f-id K. ,. ,X X Q, -B is E ' f X' e XX, is 5 - 2 3 ESM. X N, .k--- . X X Qs Xx X X N s A i :X ix X X X X 5 Ns -X . . KEQXSQ XNSS XX SX K X X F S 5 I x . ik X X X XXX X gi NSN ' X if hx R S SS X X X L X gx Sf X Xa E F ,WW W 'MW MW N X X XX X X X X N R X 5 X ., 3 X -E i S NAX S XX sgw XM , NRSEQ. .. 5 , X X ,X -' 55 if .gf -'V' ji 'Qi-1. , X M ,XX .,.. , X K K XXX-. - vilkgik-NX ,.k.X . XXXXQX i Pie T X X X .. IX eps' ': X., xg nf .. X X XX -f-gxx X 1 S N .Eff-.X Q... .Qs x .xx is .. X X. K.. . .5 . . , . .Q . R xx.- Q Q A vin- . sy.. - -X - x..' T R . . . . A - Q W. - wig: ' Z f 8 31 F , . ,. . wg 135555 X .A - 32.5. X X X XX .X .5X X X XX X .. XXX. X . X X X . 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At Beach High, the language teachers encourage proficiency by awarding a medal to the top students in each year of a language and a gold medal to the best all around language student. MARGORIE CHAPMAN, M.A. University of Alabama 1 x 5 2745 Exif .Eg s s NANCY MAVILA, B.A. WILLIAM WRIGHT, B.A. HELEN McCULLOCH, B.A. GWEN GILTNER, B.A. University of Alabama University of Pittsburgh University of Kenigcky Ohio State University GSW psychology W 5 Students obtain an introduction to the problems which hffect their fellow men by taking an introductory course in Psychology. There a student is exposed to everyday prob- lems and their possible solutions. Although our Psychology Department is only a year old, it is well on its way to helping the student understand himself. MARY TELLER, M.Ed. ROBERT STEARNS, B.A. University of Miami University of Miami 'I7 social studies department In the Social Studies courses, which are offered on each grade level, students attain a knowledge and an un- derstanding of geographic, economic, political, and social trends and problems on the local, state, national, and international levels. Teachers encourage class discussion of history-past, present, and future-teach pupils to profit from the past history, and instill in the students a desire to fulfill their obligations to the American Societv. LUCY ROBINSON ' Agnes Scott College, AB. Then as the enemy tank rounded the corner, reminisces Mr. Cooper. MILTON DAVID FEINSTEIN 'tx ll' l University of Kentucky, M.A. CHARLES E. FIELDSON HERSTON COOPER M. B. ALEXANDER ADELE T. GOODMAN Marshall College, A.B. Birmingham Southern Penn State University, B.A. Columbia University, 8 and M.A. College, B.A. and M.A. A.B. and M.A. science department A most vital course in this age of rockets and mis- siles is Science. The Science Department offers courses in Advanced General Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, all of which serve as a foundation for later courses in college and careers as scientists. 'm I 0 ' , ITN-in fi Mf 1700! wg, IROBERT LEgTZ ELIZABETLEI SEEOXUSON flllfgfil 7 UA JQ1,tf', X W- 'r Sid! ania tate S ', , , . ,, N B.S. I W 1 is ew JAMES W. SCOTT MYRON McKIERNAN ROBERT KOPE ALAN R. PETTY Ohio University, M.S. University of Iowa, M.A. University of Miami, M.Ed. Merrimack College, B.S. business education department The Business Education Department introduces to Beach Students the elements of business training essen- tial for intelligent participation in the business world. Those interested in pursuing a business career are of- fered educational and vocational guidance. HARRIET JONAS CHARLES FRIEND New York University, B.S. University of Miami, M.Ed. x v T s E E 5 , WALTER E. VAN HORN NICHOLAS MORACE SHIRLEY ANN DIAMOND K. BUCHER - Florida State University, M.S. New York University, M.A. Temple University, B.S. C0uState1oII'fg1chers ege, . . 5 ORIN SCHROEDER JOAN STARR RUTH BUCK University of Miami, M.Ed. University' of Ca1if0I'Dia, M.A. DePaul University, B.S. music department Band, Choir, and Orchestra-the offerings of the Music Department-help students to develop musical proficiency and expression while providing Beach I-Iigh with cultural entertainment. Many budding musicians are discovered and encouraged by the perspicacious music instructors. WILLIAM TRIPLET University of South Carolina, M.A. 6'Knit one, purl two and slip twof' instructs Mr. Miller. industrial arts department Graphics, woodworking, metal working, and general crafts familiarize students with mechanical materials, tools, and processes involved in modern industry. In Shop classes, students have constructed everything from ashtrays to boats. physical education department Physical Education classes teach students co- ordination, s k i l 1 a n d sportsmanship while pro- viding an o u t I e t for youthful exuberance. One can learn everything from dancing to discipline from our Physical Education instructors. JOHN COLEMAN Pennsylvania State University, B.S. ALFRED TRIFONE University of Miami, B.Ed. STEPHAN MILLER University of Miami, B.Ed. 20 p .ri MAXIE L. DICKENSON Tift College, B.A. study hall BEATRICE E. MANZE Ohio State College, B.S. DOROTHY M. RITTER ELLA MAE GILBERT University of Florida, A.B. library Our School Library provides ready reference material for students doing research work or reading for relaxation. It is open all day for the convenience of students in study halls and after classes. Students aid our librarians during their free periods. As a new student, you'll find study hall a most relaxing period, offers Mrs. Manze. art department The Art Department teaches students to ex- press themselves visually. More advanced students learn the basic principles and the techniques of art. Art classes also provide the scenery and advertis- ing for t.heatrical produc- tions. ANNA BLATTN ER Douglass College, LL.B. Florida Slate drivers education department Teachers College, B.S. The Driver Education Department teaches students to drive an automobile with courtesy and care. By taking a course in driving once a week, students are able to take their written and driving tests at the school. home economics department Home Economics classes in cooking and sewing develop domestic skills. Girls at Beach High are required to take at least one year of Home Economics. ALBERT COX University of Kentucky, M.A. 2I office staff Behind the Beach High scenes, the office staff busily completes all secretarial work necessary for the cur- riculum. The Attendance Staff compiles a list of absentees, handles withdrawals and provides for school bus transportation. These people are the backbone of a coordinated school. CHARLOTTE COXE LEONARD S. FRISCHMAN ELIZABETH T. CAROSELLA EMILY EISENHUTH MARGARET J. RING d.c.t. The diversified co- operative trainees com- bine high school studies with future careers. Their well-rounded p r o g r a m consists of morning classes and afternoon pro- fessional work. THLTS8 Miss Louise Glass, our Florence Nightingale, assuages student illness that occur d u r in g the school day. LOUISE GLASS teachers not pictured AARONS, ALFRED C. ALPERSTEIN, ALBERT A. ANDERSON, DUANE BUTTERWORTH, CAROLINE GREEN, PAUL SIEGEL, MARION STAUFFER, MILDRED 'gWhat do you mean someone borrowed it, demands Coach Nockow. Altogether now, I-2-3, begins Miss Stauffer. candid camera favxx X NL' if tx i IRQ C' Willy not? ? ? LAN d A , 7 su ow, a d eye of nent and toe of frog , instructs Miss Roberts, o it g I Now, girls, pleads Mrs. Smith, we must get down to business. Cooperation of this nature resulted in the air-conditioning of the auditorium of the new Miami Beach High School. parent-teacher association Members of the Parent-Teacher Association are always willing to lend Beach High a helping hand in the supply room and the clinic. As a member of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, our P.T.A. is responsible for promoting adult interest in school functions. Its functions are guided by four aims, the fur- thering of the welfare of children in the home and community, the raising of standards of home life, securing high plateaus of training, and the unification of the efforts of the teacher and the public to obtain advantages in all phases of education. The P.T.A. is an integral and indispensable part of our school life. Assembled around Mrs. Smith, president, are, left to right: Ruth Struhl, Vice Presi- dentg Libby Green, Vice Presidentg Lil Moses, Supply room Treasurerg Muriel Block, Recording Secretaryg Charlotte Hauser, Vice President, Mary Nadler, Corresponding Secretaryg Mickey Sonnet, Vice Presidentg and Lee Greenberg, Treasurer. 24 cafeteria staff Row I, L-R: Mrs. Marian Sipkin, Mrs. Dorothy Moss, Mrs. Clara Rosenfeld, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Enda Leduc. Row 2: Mrs. Elsie Mc- Tighe, Mrs. Grace McLaughlin, Mrs. Lucy Smith. L-R: Mrs. Ceil Kasman, Mrs. Sadie Weiss, Mrs. Peggy Gold- Sitting, L-R: Henry Dykes, Don Bedden, James Richardson. stein, Mrs. Esther Goldberg. Standing: Roy Johnson, Theodore Tymora, Samuel Susi. custodians I Row 1, L-R: Opheila Arnett, Mildred Nix, Etheline Mitchell, Lois Waters, Maude Byrd, Geraldine Blunt. Row 2: Donald Finley, Clarence Rolland, William Rollins, Bobby Blue. X N: the last full measure of devotion . . . X Dear Mr. Drummond, It is a pretense on our part to attempt to capture the significance of thirty-seven years of teaching by the dedication of this book, but we, the Senior Class of 1960, have few vehicles with which to express our senti- ments. We have chosen this opportunity to thank you for the gifts of inspiration and knowledge which you have afforded us. ln according you this honor, we have honored ourselves beyond true worthiness. Neither words nor pictures can adequately illustrate the simplicity, the character, and the intensity that has distinguished you among teachers. lt has not gone unnoticedg you are an individual to be remembered fondly hy those of us fortunate to have known you and to have studied under you. Having you as a fellow graduate has enhanced our class. We Seniors shall graduate with distinction, for we were the ones to have received your last full measure of devotion. In gratitude and sincerity, The Senior Class of 1960 As an excellent conversationalist, Mr. Drummond holds the attention of his audience whenever he speaks. Students marvel at the exactitude and perfection in any of Mr. Drummond's undertakings. He is also held in great esteem by his co-workers. 27 22 XI m 1 5 af' 4? ENi0RS N 1 1 1 :fl xx 5 Q - 1 ,1 w x . 4 1 .Q .X W N X lrene Roberts Lucy Robinson 12-9 E Harold Tomson Robert Kope 12-10 12-2 Alfred Aarons Herston Cooper 12-11 Eva Martinez Wiuia-m Wright Ann Hendrick 12-12 12-3 12-13 homeroom teachers Charles llgxnmmond Claire Laughlin 12-14 Anna Blattner 12.5 David Sherman 12-15 Wilma Cox 12-6 Myron McKiernan 1 12-16 Sllirleyann Diamond James W, Scan 12-18 12-19 Ella Mae Gilbert Elizabeth Ferguson 12-17 mary abbott Favorite quote . . . Life has a value only when it has something of value as its ob'ect. Priototype: Four be the things Pd ha' been better without-love, curiosity, freckles, and doubt. Claim to fame: February 5, 1959 Activities: FTA, Biology Lab Ass't., Anchor, Beachcomber Reporter, Homeroom 1 Treas., and Chaplain barbara abrams 1 Activities: DCT, Office Ass't., Homeroom Sec'y. 1 linda adelman Favorite quote . . . 4'The rays of happiness, like the rays of light, are colorless l when unbroken? Prototype: the luckiest girl in the world Claim to fame: a beaming smile Activities: Opti-Miss, Dean's Ass't., Homeroom VP, Usher, Guidance Ass't., Beach- comber Ad-Seller, Coronation Procession elsie adler Favorite quote . . . He who laughs last, laughs. . Claim to fame: Fifteen cents, please! 1 Activities: Beta, Band, Embryo, Usher, Coronation, Homeroom VP, Pres., and l i Treas. june albert Passing remark . . . Thank you, Beach, my friends, and my sister. Activities: Beachcomber Reporter l jonathon alpert Favorite quote . . . L'Eternal vigilance is the price of safety, and eternal vigilance is very expensive. Prototype: the Mac Divot of Beach High Claim to fame: a golf club y Activities: Latin Club, Jr. Optimist, Golf Team-Capit. l l l 1 martha alpert Favorite quote . . . In our society, the worst enemy to truth and freedom is the y majority. , Prototype: one in quest of knowledge and truth Claim to fame: a brain with a body attached ' . Activities: Typhoon Copy Editor, FTA, Latin Club, NFL-Calendar Publlcrty i Manager, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Beta, Science Fair-first prize, Latin Awards, , Youth of the Month Award, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist sandy angel Favorite quote . . . True friends are like jewels--rare: False friends are like leaves-abundant. Prototype: the pin over my heart y Claim to fame: wings and a halo Activities: Coronation Princess, Opti-Miss, Modern Dance, Cheerleading, Wheel Club Sweetheart, NFL Calendar Girl arlyn anstandig Favorite quote . . . The steps to reach one's goal are steep, but the climb to the top is rewarding? Prototype: A friend in need is a friend indeed Claim to fame: two big feet Activities: AY, Library Monitor, A Cappella Choir carol antiles Favorite expression . . . Not so, Miss Antilesf' Prototype: loquaciously yours Claim to fame: Antile's square carole applebaum Favorite quote . . . NI wish for you what you wish for yourself. Prototype: an individual Claim to fame: my Jaguar?? Activities: A Cappella Choir, Guidance Office Ass't., Homeroom Treas., AY judy applebaum I will remember . . . June 21, 1957, the beginning of a lifetime of love. Claim to fame: the Opti-Miss gavel, Baton 9545, and a silver Chevy Activities: Opti-Miss Pres., Embryo, Majorettes , jeffrey apter I will remember . . . when I was in the tenth grade and I looked up at all the seniors: now I'm a senior, and I'm still looking up. Prototype: I am Tristrom to S. O.'s Isolde Claim to fame: S. 0. was the driver: I was the rider. adrianne arm Passing remark . . . Fm learning! Prototype: Sonja Henjie II Claim to fame: a 22 waistline Activities: Attendance Ass't. arthur august Favorite quote . . . The greatest pleasure in life is to do a good deed in secret and have it discovered by accident. Prototype: a magnificent philanthropist Claim to fame: a six-fingered hand sandra bacher Favorite quote . . . Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is never handicapped. Prototype: the incredible Canadian Claim to fame: catching the 6:55 bus while sleeping till 7:00 Activities: Homeroom Treas., Pep Club, Red Cross Rep. linda baskind Passing remark . . . Let's have another cup of coffee, Mr. Samf' Prototype: Tinkerbell--small and mischievous Claim to fame: my height Activities: Embryo, FTA Sec'y., Allied Youth, Opti-Miss, FTA Award, Typhoon Ass't. Business Manager, Bookseller diane batten Favorite quote . . . To live life like a piano-grand, upright and square. Claim to fame: a limitless capacity for being in the wrong place, doing the wrong thing at the wrong time karen baum Favorite quote . . . Nevermore shall I return to take you by the hand: I shall be gone to what I understand, and happier than I ever was before. Prototype: me, me, me, and lots more, foreverrnore Claim to fame: the perfect triumvirate Activities: Opti-Miss Hist., Seciy., Sr. Brush and Palette, Homeroom Sec'y., Junior robert baum J' Favorite quote . . . You get out of life what you put into it.' - Prototype: a joker runs wild Claim to fame: a left-handed righter Activities: Ir. Optimist, Band, Usher, Latin Club Class Sec'y., Dean's Ass't., Usher, Student Council Sec'y. X! gabriel bembaron Passing remark . . . When a woman drives, the road seems to move from side to side. Claim to fame: I am square. barbara benjamin Passing remark . . . Money is the root of all evil, but what a great way to be miserable! Prototype: the luckiest girl in the world Claim to fame: crazy times with Fly Boy Activities: A Cappella Choir marilyn berger Passing remark . . . Last night upon the stair, I saw a man who was not there. Prototype: Me, Sheena, you, Beach! Claim to fame: a gownless evening strap michael berger susan berger - Passing remark . . . ln nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering good friends. Prototype: what others think of me Claim to fame: a sunburn Activities: Anchor, Homeroom Pres., Sr. Brush and Palette ellen berkowitz Favorite quote . . . How far that little candle throws its beam-so shines a good deed in a naughty world. Prototype: the starving artist Claim to fame: Look, ma, no cavities! Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette, Embryo Art Editor, Homeroom Treas., Octette, Jr. Cotillion Decoration Comm., Student Council Projects Comm., Popular Ar- tist Awardi' third prize eileen berland Passing remark . . . My fruitful years at Beach are memorable, My joyous remembrances are unforgettable, There were times of dispair, heart-ache, and sorrow, But all were erased by a joyous morrow. Prototype: a combination of all my experiences Activities: Embryo, Homeroom Pres., Member of Jr. Board, Beachcomber News Editor, Anchor, Quill and Scroll, Homeroom Chaplain, Red Cross Representative jerome berlin Favorite quote . . . 'il could have danced all night and still have danced some more. Prototype: the man who never met a stranger-Andrew Carnegie Claim to fame: two left feet betty berman Passing remark . . . Best of luck to Debby, the future seniors, and thanks to 'mom' for everything. patricia billig Favorite quote . . . Of all the things which wisdom provides to make life en- tirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship? Prototype: Behold the turtle: he makes progress only when he sticks his neck out. Claim to fame: Happiness is like coke-something you get as a by-product in the process of making something else. Activities: Beta Rec'd. Sec'y., Student Council Sec'y. of Projects, NFL Calendar Girl stanley bittman Favorite quote . . . There is nothing more potent than an idea whose time has come. Prototype: Casanova Claim to fame: E. P.'s shirt Activities: Beachcomber, Swimming Team diana blank Favorite quote . . . Strength is a man's charm: charm, a woman's strength. Prototype: a gal who is thankful for the many wonderful people and experiences at Beach High Claim to fame: a paint brush Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette, Swimming Team, Homeroom Sec'y., Typhoon Art Editor, Beta, Homeroom Pres. ' alan bloom I will remember . . . my great senior year at Beach. Prototype: Maverick Claim to fame: my funny jokes Activities: Jr. Exchange, Homeroom VP michael blynn Favorite quote . . . 4'Forbidden fruit is responsible for many a bad jam. Prototype: the fiction editor of the Encyclopedia Brittanica penny bookshester robert boraks Passing remark . . . Thank you, Beach, for more than a formal education. Prototype: a composite-including Boris Pasternak Claim to fame: What's up front? Activities: Embryo, Latin Club tova bosem Passing remark . . . '6Knerpseli' Prototype: the innocent one Claim to fame: Be it ever so bumble, there is no place like comb. jay boxer Favorite quote . . . Every man is the architect of his own future. Claim to fame: making friends and keeping them susan brawer Favorite quote . . . Live, love, and be happyli' Claim to fame: Achoo-bless you! . Activities: Majorettes marsha bril Favorite quote . . . A winner never quits, a quitter never wins. Prototype: one living up to my parent's expectations nina brisker . . . . y . t. captain, and thanks for the wonderful, hectic years. Prototype: Miss Moneybags Claim to fame: a smile, a cheer, and a ponytail Activities: Cheerleading Cap't, Beta, Aquaphoons Sec'y., FTA, French Club, NHS Sec'y., Sr. Class Treas., Jr. Optimist Sweetheart, Queen of Optimists for Miami Beach Youth Appreciation Week marvin brittman Passing remark . . .V I've figured out why Robin Hood robbed only the rich: the poor had no money. Prototype: a poet . . . Down the street his funeral goes as the sobs and wails diminish. He died from drinking shellac, they say, but he had a lovely finish. Activities: Thespians, Octagon VP sandra broad Passing remark . . . Better by far you should forget and smile, than that you should remember and be sad. Activities: Anchor, Guidance Ass't, Homeroom Sec'y sam brooks Favorite quote . . . Humility is like underwear-essential, but, indecent, if it shows. Prototype: Sam Levinson Claim to fame: a laugh that's hard to find and hard to duplicate Activities: Wheel, Band O.K., boys, gasps Mr. Kope, I'll let you work on the Lend-a-Hand float if you really want to. Activities: Allied Youth, Latin Club, Red Cross Representative, Homeroom Sec'y. Passing remark Good luck to the new Beach next ear'e cheerleadino' linda brown I will remember . . . my two closest friends and the wonderful times we shared. Prototype: the luckiest girl in the world with wonderful parents Claim to fame: when S. L. went below the bleachers neil buchbinder Passing remark . . . c'Live! Prototype: Mort Sahl Claim to fame: a baby elephant's tusk Activities: Key Club lea bussey Favorite quote . . . My life is like a stroll along the beach, as near the ocean's edge as I can reachf' Prototype: a thirst for knowledge-but no time to drink Claim to fame: one-half of the top drawer Activities: Beta, Beachcomber Editor, Quill and Scroll, Usher, Student Council Projects Comm., Crown and Capers, Student Act. Ass't., Homeroom VP patricia callahan Activities: Embryo Seller linda caplan Passing remark . . . Through these portals pass, some do, some do not. Prototype: the girl who didn't know enough Claim to fame: bleached hair and identical blue eyes susan cardoza Passing remark . . . HI believe a great loss, a wonderful mother, and a true love have helped me to understand life and its purpose. Prototype: Mrs. Edward Stone Claim to fame: faith, hope, and love for life samuel cazes elaine chausky Passing remark . . . This year is over and we must part, but memories of Beach will linger in my heart. Thanks, Beach. Prototype: a fellow student who wants never to be forgotten Claim to fame: a bunny rabbit with a friendly hello Activities: FTA, Anchor, FNA, Beachcomber, Sr. Class VP, Audio-Visual Ass't., Student Council, Volleyball Team, Coronation, Sophomore Class Treas. harry cherry steve clein I will remember . . . the happiness found on April 27, 1958? Prototype: the verbal vampire of the class of '60 Claim to fame: particularly prominent proboscis claire cohen Passing remark . . . Thanks, Beach High, for the wonderful memories. Claim to fame: my feet Activities: Library Ass't. larry cohen Activities: Octagon roni cohen Passing remark . . . Looking back at the three-'58, '59, '60, I relive these years, filled with happiness that will always be a part of me. Prototype: seeking the understanding and unselfishness that my parents radiate Claim to fame: trying to have a kind heart-a fountain of gladness to make everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles Activities: I-Iomeroom Pres., Cheerleading, French Club, Coronation Princess, Usher, B Club Sweetheart sumner cohen Activities: Wheel, A Cappella Choir, Usher, Lab Ass't. robert cole Favorite quote . . . The flowering moments of the mind oft lose their petals in our speech. Prototype: Yogi Bear Claim to fame: tucked-in shirts Activities: Student Council Treas., Key Club, Beachcomber, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Usher, Chairman of Student Day Evaluation michael colodny Passing remark . . . I've been rich and I've been poor. Let it be known to all that it's better to be rich. Prototype: Bilke II Claim to fame: blood type . . . HaC:0 Activities: Golf Team thomas compton Favorite quote . . . To get anywhere you have to work: To work you have to study: To study you have to think: To think you have to work. Prototype: Casey J ones of the Cannonball Express Claim to fame: brains, looks, and plenty of money-what else? jaqueline conte Favorite quote . . . The measure of a man's true character is what he would do if he knew he would never be found out. Activities: Red Cross, Embryo burton corliss Activities: Octagon, Homeroom Pres. robert couf I will remember . . . the wonderful times and many experiences I had at Beach. Prototype: splinter man Activities: Varsity Basketball robert dean Passing remark . . . Do unto others before they do unto you. Prototype: Don Juan Claim to fame: bermuda shorts . daniel denenberg I will remember . . . Beach 'after hours'. Prototype: benchsitter Claim to fame: parking my Renault at 7:25 david dernis devera dernis Favorite quote . . . Youth is wasted on the young. Prototype: Lady of Mercy Claim to fame: Florence Nightengale Activities: A Cappella Choir, F NA, Nurse's Ass't. 87 Favorite quote . . . Early to bed and early to rise-till you make the cash to do otherwise. Prototype: the one who got away Claim to fame: my ability to hold seances with Einstein during Physics tests Passing remark . . . And this too shall pass! Claim to fame: pianism Activities: Embryo, NFL, NHS, Barnard Book Award, Crown 'n' Capers Passing remark . . . Let's go to see what's new at S.A.B. Claim to fame: always hungry J Favorite quote . . . A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. donna deutsch nina deutsch a doris deutschbein Z 'oel dokson 3 Activities: Band Cap't., Octagon, Student Council, Homeroom Pres., NHS I will remember . . . March 5, 1959, and that very special boy. Claim to fame: A nose is a nose, but this one happens to be mine. Activities: Thespians, J r. Red Cross, Latin Club, Clinic Ass't, Student Council Passin remark . . . The ear is over and we must art. g Claim to fame: censored Activities: Office Ass't J joanne drayman pam dudoff 1 larry dugger Passing remark . . . To try hard work was my ambition-I'm not very ambitious. Prototype: I used to think I was great . . . After being at Beach High, I'm convinced! Claim to fame: 11:38 and 5:I3.9 Activities: Track michael dundee Favorite quote . . . A rolling stone gathers no moss. p richard dysart Passing remark . . . Remember life ain't no 'chowl' of berries. Prototype: Have basket, will travel. My name is Linus. Claim to fame: having a dual personality Activities: Key Club Treas., A Cappella Choir Pres., Embryo .Ass't. Audio-Visual Mgr., Homeroom Pres., Senior Board . gary edwards stuart ellins Favorite quote . . . Courage is not he who knows no fear, but he who excels in the face of it. Prototype: an eight ball Claim to fame: my good looks Activities: Homeroom Treas., Varsity Football bonnie ellman Favorite quote . . . Do as I say, not as I do. Prototype: a person who tries but never succeeds Claim to fame: small feet and a big heart i howard entman Favorite quote . . . And as I end this refrain . . . thrust home. Prototype: thoroughly confused Claim to fame: stupid questions Activities: Band, Audio Visual, Embryo, Chess Club lynda evans I will remember . . . the truly wonderful friendships I have made, and the happi- ness that came my way. Claim to fame: independence, confidence, desire, work, and luck Activities: Allied Youth, A Cappella Choir IIOIII CVIHS Passing remark . . . My flower has three petals now-three years--a lifetime full of three things-knowledge, experience, and magnificent happiness. Merci, merci beaucoupf' Prototype: lady of no leisure Claim to fame: one used paint brush Activities: Student Council Merit Award, Anchor's Outstanding Junior, Usher, NHS-VP, Quill and Scroll, Homeroom Pros, Spanish Club, French Club, Sr. Brush and Palette beverly falk Favorite quote . . . Do unto others, as others do unto you. Prototype: I see myself as what I am, and, what I am, I cannot see at all. Claim to fame: My feet are property which will most likely get me far Stephan farber Favorite quote . . . The journey of life has just begun. Claim to fame: red socks Activities: Boys State, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Recognition, Homeroom Pres., Latin Club Treas., Wheel VP steven feiffer robert feigenbaum Favorite quote . . . Intelligence is not how much you know, but what you accomplish with what you know. Prototype: always ready to be of service Claim to fame: my tape recorder and its SECRETS Activities: Jr. Exchange, Printing Ass't., Lab Ass't. william feinberg Passing remark . . . I can't believe it. Prototype: the person who knew too little Claim to fame: my exclusive yellow shirt michele feinstein I will remember . . . Nov. 25, 1957, and a special Ham: a double pomp and circumstance: and my wonderful family and friends. Prototype: the luckiest girl in the world Claim to fame: a certain H. W. Activities: Anchor, Aquaphoons, Cheerleader, Homeroom VP, Spanish Club barbara feldman Favorite quote . . . Good things come in small packages. Prototype: little-bit Claim to fame: my height Activities: Ir. Library Typist gene feldman Passing remark . . . Thank you, Beach, for the memories Prototype: I would like to see myself as I see my parents-wonderful and under- standing. Activities: Homeroom Treas. michael feldman Activities: Jr. Exchange -A ..a-NWN., . as ,. r W Y YY Y, W W Y YY Y V Y if V gertrude feller Favorite quote . . . On books and learning only was it spent, and he began right busily to pray for those who for his studies paid the way. Claim to fame: blue oriental eyes Activities: FTA, J r. Red Cross, AudioVisual Seciy, J r. B anthony ferguson susan finger Favorite quote . . . False friends are like our shadow rush and Palette v, keeping close to us while we walk in the sunshine, but leaving us the instant we cross into the shade. Claim to fame: my pony-tail Activities: Ir. Brush and Palette, Jr. High Cheerleader, Opti-Miss, Aquaphoons, Jr. Red Cross, NFL Calendar Girl gena fishbein Favorite quote . . . '4Live and let live. Prototype: girl nebbish Activities: Embryo richard flaste Activities: Wheel Club joyce forrest Favorite quote . . . Little minds are wounded too much by little thingsg great minds see all, and are not even hurt. Prototype: I would live to study and not study to live. Activities: Octette-Pres., Beachcomber, Typhoon B Palette Sec'y., Homeroom VP, Usher, Optimist Awa MBHS betsy frankel Favorite quote . . . Bad luck is good luck. Prototype: I follow my head, not the leader. Claim to fame: the creator Activities: Homeroom Sec'y., Usher, DCT Treas. roberta fraser Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette Ady Green rapturou to Martha Alpert. Look, Jane, look. Look at Spot. See Spot run. Run, Spot, run. ook Seller, Jr. Brush and l rd-Outstanding Citizen of sly recites her favorite passage barry frazier howard freiden Activities: Track Team barry frenchman Passing remark . . . In passing, I would like to leave three great years at Beach and my sister, Stella. Prototype: the Jack Benrose of South Beach Claim to fame: my pleated pants, my smallness, and my bid to biggie land paul fruitrnan I will remember . . . the early shift. Prototype: Beowulf ' Claim to fame: a crew-cut carole fuhrman Favorite quote . . . Those who would win joy must share it, for happiness was born a twin. Prototype: Cornell, here I come-I hope! !! ,Claim to fame: Just a minute! Q Activities: A Cappella Choir, FTA, Homeroom Sec'y., Ist Prize-Food Brokers Essay Contest michael gamburg roberta garfinkel Favorite quote . . . Heaven lies all about us in our infancy. Activities: Sr. Library Council-VP, FTA paula gelman barry gersten Favorite quote . . . Take the good with the bad. Prototype: the man who is able to get along with everyone Claim to fame: high hopes, strong desires, wonderful ambitions marilyn gidney Favorite quote . . . God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Prototype: a lucky girl with wonderful parents Claim to fame: happiness and laughter from within Activities: Latin Club, Opti-Miss, Biology Lab Ass't., Homeroom Sec'y. barbara glaston matthew gold Passing remark . . . Carpe Diem. Activities: Octagon,'Thespians, Homeroom Treas., Drama Festival thomas gold Favorite quote . . . You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time. Prototype: just a lonely boy Claim to fame: a good looking face fconceit gallops in my familyj linda goldberg Favorite quote . . . MA faithful friend is a strong defense: and he that hath found such a one hath found a treasure. Prototype: Babe Zaharias Claim to fame: my mighty golf swing linda goldberg Favorite quote . . . Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you. Claim to fame: two left feet marjorie goldberg Favorite quote . . . 'iFriendship is the truest kind of love. Activities: Jr. Class VP, Spanish Club, Anchor Pres., Sr. Class Sec'y., NFL Calendar Girl martin goldberg Passing' remark . . . Use your head. lt's the little things in life that count! Prototype: Juan Fangio Claim to fame: I wear Army Navy irregulars! Activities: Embryo, Key Club Treas. robert goldberg Favorite quote . . . Fight on, men. A little lim hurt but not yet slain. I'll just lie down and bleed awhile and then rise and fight again. Prototype: the fastest back on the line Claim to fame: sales manager for Hunter Electric Co. sandra goldberg Favorite quote . . . Do not attempt to do a thing unless you are sure of your- self, but do not relinquish the simple because someone else is not sure of you. Prototype: There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the best of us, that it behooves all of us not to talk about the rest of us. Claim to fame: a friendly smile Activities: Jr. Red Cross, Beachcomber, Audio Visual sue goldberg Passing remark . . . Keep it down to earth! To Stan, mutual love, the crown of all our bliss . . . Prototype: half as understanding, sincere, and loyal as my one certain friend has been to me Claim to fame: to try to have a kind heart which is a fountain of gladness Activities: Social Affairs Comm., Beachcomber Reporter, Jr. Red Cross helene goldfarb Passing remark . . . Live life and enjoy it! Claim to fame: my poles stephen goldman Favorite quote . . . There comes a time when men have a more mature under- standing of life itself . . Y' Prototype: the greatest talent to come out of Beach High . . .? ? Claim to fame: two left feet Activities: Law Club, Latin Club, Jr. Varsity Football, Swimming Team, A Cappella Choir diane goldstein Passing remark . . . The very best to two special people who have given me insight about people behind the stages of drama and life. , Prototype: Bernhart with a brush and beret ' Claim to fame: a passion for painting, puddles, people, and paper clips Activities: Embryo, Sr. Brush and Palette, Thespians sandra goldstein I will remember . . . the end of a beginning, completed with greater maturity, wisdom, and knowledge Prototype: being worthy of great parents and friends Claim to fame: freckles . . . me asac:wsNWmmmmM Just think. I sat under the hair dryer for two hours. It made me so nervous that I'm picking off my manicure. richard gonsalves Passing remark . . . Love is the spice of life. Prototype: one girl's man Claim to fame: Un 6-5047 Activities: Key Club, Band, Spanish Club ronnie goodman Favorite quote . . . Life is only what you make of it. This leaves a lot of room for enterprising people. Prototype: NEBBISH! ll Claim to fame: my name Activities: Allied Youth , howard gordon Passing remark . . . The best is yet to be. Prototype: the cool one: Peter Gunn Claim to fame: a Plymouth- Fury Activities: Wheel, Allied Youth robert gordon Favorite quote . . . Cod grant me the sincerity to accept the things I cannot change: the will to change the things I cannot accept, and the wisdom to know the difference. Prototype: the most fascinating, devastating, breath-taking, heart-breaking man! Claim to fame: my sincerity and understanding Activities: Football Team v1rg1n1a gorden Favorite quote . . . An educated man is one who can entertain a new idea, en- tertain another person, and entertain himself. Prototype: a gawky-talkie Claim to fame: originality-remembering what I heard and forgetting who said it Activities: Octette, Sr. Lib. Council, Beachcomber, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll carroll goss Passing remark . . . Voluptuous comrades, bear in mind: 'Clods of a feather, clod together'. Prototype: Vice President of the Santa Claus Spotters Society Claim to fame: the sheep-dog look Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette Joyce gotlleb Passing remark . . . All good things come to an end, but Beach High never had a beginning. Prototype: an individual who rejoices at the sound of the 2:15 dismissal bell Claim to fame: a variation of eye positions which tend to put the opposition off guard jill granger Favorite quote . . . He is strong who conquers others: but he who conquers himself is mighty. Prototype: to follow in my parent's footsteps Claim to fame: my drummer, Baby Boy Activities: Embryo, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Lib. Council, Allied Youth robert granoff I will remember . . . a society governed by tradition and honor, ordained by gentlemen and destined- to survive infinity. Prototype: Mr. One Track Claim to fame: a cool A. F. Activities: Band peter grant Activities: French Club, Audio Visual Ass't. adrienne green Favorite quote . . . The Moving Finger writes, and having writ, moves on: Nor all Thy Piety nor Wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line: nor all Thy Tears wash out a Word of it. . Prototype: I am the master of my Fate: I am the captain of my soulf, Claim to fame: dancing-no mere translation or abstraction from life but life itself Activities: Modern Dance Club-Treas., Typhoon Activities Editor, NHS-Treas., Thespians, Quill and Scroll, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Recognition alan green Passing remark . . . Live fast, die young, and be a good looking corpse.', Claim to fame: my Bar Mitzvah hope green Passing remark . . . 'iThe road to graduation is a winding one, but the feeling of fulfillment is worth traveling. Prototype: a sincere and loyal friend Claim to fame: Hopf-xlessi' by others Activities: Homeroom Treas., Homeroom VP, Typhoon Bookseller, Beta VP, Beachcomber Adseller maxine green Passing remark . . . Macki's back in townf' Prototype: the girl next door Claim to fame: chicken legs and a 35500.00 nose Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette, Coronation, Homeroom Chaplain liddy greenberg Plassing remark . . . I am east of my youth and west of my futurefThank you, enusf' Prototype: a woman of many qualities and ambitions about to be put into use Claim to fame: the constant buzzing of a sewing machine capable of creating my unusual real name Activities: Publicity Comm., GAA, Jr. Brush and Palette VP, DCT jerry greenfield Favorite quote . . . 'loneliness is a feeling no man should have to endure. Prototype: cold, calculating, and completely unemotional. Are you kidding? Claim to fame: dark sunglasses and a camera Activities: Typhoon-Photographer, Swimming Team, Science Fair, 3rd prize bette greenside Passing remark . . . The year is over and we must part. Prototype: the chauffeur Claim to fame: good eyesight Activities: Embryo-Art Staff, Homeroom Sec'y., Homeroom VP ralph grieco Passing remark . . . '6To get nowhere-follow the crowd. Prototype: Mr. F riend's tennis player Claim to fame: B. E. Activities: Wheel, Homeroom Pres., Tennis Team 3? betty gross Passing remark . . . Just because everyone disagrees with you doesn't mean you're right. Prototype: Galatea Claim to fame: beaut , talent, and modest c 0 u y ly Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette roberta grossman Favorite quote . . . Life is a banquet but most fools are starving. Activities: Embryo, FTA, Typhoon Adseller mitchell guthaim Favorite quote . . . Time will tell. Claim to fame: Have no fear: Mitch is heref, Activities: Embryo, Jr. Optimist ronald guttman Favorite quote . . . These are the times that try men's souls. Prototype: a thinking man Claim to fame: Beach High? barry halpern Favorite quote . . . Man is a helpless thing of chance and woman. Prototype: the man who knew too much too soon, but too little when it counted Claim to fame: being a BIG boy with curly hair Activities: Horneroom Treas. and Pres., Beachcomber Rep. david hanan mitchell harmon Favorite quote . . . I have not yet begun to fight. Prototype: Albert Schweitzer Claim to fame: I'd rather find out for myself! Don't tell me. stanley harris Activities: Audio Visual Ass't., Sr. Brush and Palette, J r. Red Cross howard hauser Favorite quote . . . Once I make up my mind . . . I'm full of indecisionf' Prototype: Jack Armstrong-All American Boy ' Claim to fame: individuality Activities: DCT, Sr. Lib. Council, AY robert hauser I will remember . . . three good years in band, three good band trips, and only three good trumpet players. Prototype: Nikita Kruschev-a marble top of a bowling ball Claim to fame: the tongueless wonder Activities: Band charles hayes Passing remark . . . To a certain person 'My True Love' Prototype: smart, stubborn and gullible Claim to fame: blue eyes Activities: Football Team harvey heller Activities: Football and Basketball Teams, B Club, A Cappella Choir, NFL, Home- room Pres., Jr. Exchange, French Club ellen helper Passing remark . . . If I had tostart high school over, I would attend Beach. Prototype: There are some people of whom I would certainly like to be one: They are the people who get things done. Claim to fame: making my own clothes Activities: Octette VP, Beachcomber, Homeroom Treas., Usher, VP's Comm. russel herman Favorite quote . . . Youth is wholly experimental. Prototype: M. T. Graves Claim to fame: being known to teachers as Herman Russell richard hersh Passing remark . . . 'tHe who laughs last, laughs least. Prototype: Iron Mike -the pitching machine who always gets stuck. Claim to fame: strong arms, a weak curve ball susan hersh Passing remark . . . If at first you don't succeed, fail, fail again. Prototype: pretty, beautiful, smart, and plenty conceited Claim to fame: X-ray vision-seeing through people richard hertzon Passing remark . . . A girlis like a shadow. You follow, she flees: you flee, they follow. A Prototype: There is nothing more than I am. Claim to fame: I stayed in the lobby of the Deauville Hotel for 30 consecutive- hours. arnold hessen Favorite quote . . . All good things must come to an end. Claim to fame: Beach High michael hlrschensohn barbara hoberman Favorite quote . . . Beautiful are those that do. Activities: A Cappella Choir charles horner Passing remark . . . aTener NEC civitatious nec legibus nec deis ullis. Prototype: Aristotle's Magnanimous Man Claim to fame: having learned the essence of self-education Activities: NFL, Key Club, Varsity Debate-lst Place, U. of M., Debate-3rd Place, Fla. State Forensic League, NFL Degree of Honor, NFL Degree of Excel- lence, NFL Pres., Interior Committee A toby houston Favorite quote . . . You can weigh kindness without a scale. Prototype: the girl who talked too much Claim to fame: no claim to fame, and it ain't no shame ' Activities: Jr. High Lib. Ass't. philip huber Passing remark . . . If you have nothing nice to say-say something bad. Prototype: Phil Hill Claim to fame: a lacquered black Chevy convertible michael hyman Passing remark . . . Time wounds all heels. Claim to fame: the man in white at the football game , Activities: B Club, Football Trainer rochelle jacobs Passing remark . . . lf you want something done, get someone to do it. Claim to fame: hair piled atop my head james jacobson ' martin jainchill merrily jasper Favorite quote . . . You can make it if you try. Prototype: I am . . uh . . ah . . eh . . eh . . Pm just too much! Claim to fame: a good looking guy, my fists, and determination roberta javer Passing remark . . . Why not?', Prototype: She must have been a beautiful baby-but, baby, look at her now! Claim to fame: thinking for myself patricia jay Passing remark . . . After man, came woman: she's been after him ever since. Prototype: Look out, Sterling Moss. Claim to fame: button-brown eyes-T. C. J. francine justa Favorite quote . . . Don't flatter yourself that friendship authorizes you to say unkind things to your neighbor. Claim to fame: my high heels . . . made for little girls who are always being kissed on the forehead Activities: Embryo, Jr. Red Cross, Dean's Ass't., Homeroom VP, Typhoon Ad- seller, Cheerleader sheila kagan Passing remark . . . The year is over, and we must part. To Marlene, a deep thank you for everything. Prototype: deep friendships and wonderful memories Claim to fame: to try to be sincere and truthful: to have faith in the future Activities: Anchor, FTA, Usher, Homeroom VP l l gale kalish Passing remark . . . You know it! l Prototype: a Tiger Claim to fame: a pleasant and friendly smile Activities: Beta, Cheerleader, French Club, Homeroom Sec'y., Office Ass't. elliot kanter Passing remark . . . Back in Chica 'w' go . . . Prototype: the Jazz King Claim to fame: music, maestro barry kaplan Activities: Volleyball Team, Spanish Club, Allied Youth gary kaplan Favorite quote . . '. It is better to have won and lost than never to have won at all. Prototype: one refusing to answer on the grounds that it may incriminate me Claim to fame: argumentative ability to the bitter and better end Activities: Optimist, Latin Club, NFL, Beachcomber Assft. Circulation Mgr., Social Affairs Comm., State NFL Congress-Presiding Officer helaine kaplan Passing remark . . . Live and enjoy it! Prototype: no comment Claim to fame: S. F. Activities: Majorettes, Beachcomber Rep., DCT louise kaplan Favorite quote . . . We do not make the important connection between our presence here on earth and the things we were put here to do. Prototype: all good things come in small packages Claim to fame: a New York accent sMW.Wfssaasssf-as-wrei l. N-M X -- - lynda kaplan Favorite quote . . . A man who excuses himself. Prototype: Aphrodite Claim to fame: lovely hula hands Q A Activities: Clinic Ass't., Modern Dance Club, Homeroom Sec'y., Thespians mark kaplan ruth kaplan Passing remark . . . I give to Beach High my loyalty and devotion-too little- for all she has given me. Prototype: a turntable - Claim to fame: my newest flame-crazy maybe . . . but all a part of growing up Activities: Beta, Homeroom Pres., Guidance Ass't., J r. Red Cross marlene karp Passing remark . . . The year is over and we must part. Prototype: a very fortunate and happy girl with a wonderful family and friends Claim to fame: love for my parents, belief in God, and respect for mankind Activities: FTA, Homeroom Pres., Sr. Board, Audio Visual Ass't. harold kart Favorite quote . . . Yet much remains to conquer still: Peace hath her victories no less renowned than war. Prototype: a great lover of women Claim to fame: a non-button-down shirt Activities: Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Audio Visual keith kashuk linda kassel Favorite quote . . . Uncertainty is the essence of romance. Prototype: a girl with some wonderful friends and many lasting memories Activities: Band, FNA-Pres. martin katz Passing remark . . . Anything I have is yours-for the right price. Prototype: Lady Chatterlyfs Lover Claim to fame: my clean-shaven look Activities: Octagon allen kaufman Passing remark . . . School is the center of education. There English, mathe- matics, science, and how to cheat on a test are taught. Prototype: Me, Worry? Claim to fame: my ingenious intellect eric kaufman Passing remark . . . Today is the tomorrow we looked for yesterday. Prototype: Linus Claim to fame: unforgettable thoughts Activities: Homeroom Treas., Band, Latin Club, Golf Club robert khoury stuart kimmel Passing remark . . . You can't take it with you, but Pm going to try. Prototype: Charlie Brown Claim to fame: my beautiful, big, innocent green eyes Activities: Homeroom VP julia kirschenbaum marilyn kleinman Passing remark . . . I shall remember Beach High for the everlasting memories and all the fun I've had. Claim to fame: Bronxie, my name Activities: Octette richard klinger Passing remark . . . Let's not mess around. Prototype: a man of the 20th century Claim to fame: my nosed and decked Ford with full face hubcaps Vicki klingerman Favorite quote . . . Honesty is the fear of being caught. Prototype: I must have been a beautiful baby, but eh, look at me now! Claim to fame: my big mouth Activities: Thespians, Homeroom Sec'y. 79 ' barney kogen Passing remark . . . Confucious say: 'The key pebble holds up the bridge of life'. Prototype: Have two tires, a car, and am willing to double. Claim to fame: the things that remain close to my heart Activities: Wheel Club, Student Council, Red Cross Rep. joseph kollin I will remember . . . the wonderful teachers at Beach High. robin kommel Passing remark . . . Too much or too little education hinders the mindg I hope this was the happy medium! 1 Claim to fame: a '57 Pontiac convertible david kornreich Favorite quote . . . If one remains silent, he may be taken for an idiotg how- ever, if he speaks, he stands a good chance of proving it. Prototype: a person of few words and even fewer actions Activities: Embryo Bus. Mgr., Wheel Club, Homeroom Pres., Beachcomber- Exchange Editor Lay on, Macduff, bristles Jerry Greenfield. sidney kulick linda kosterich I shall remember . . . all the people who made my three years at Beach so wonderful, and that certain Yale guy. Prototype: fortunate Claim to fame: I know someone up there has been watching and guiding me to attain happiness, understanding, tolerance, determination, respect, faith and love. Activities: Student Council Ass't., Homeroom Sec'y., Volleyball Team rochelle kradman Passing remark . . . Thanks, Beach High, for making high school an unfor- gettable memory. Prototype: a happy and successful woman Claim to fame: Baton 99926 Activities: Majorettes, Red Cross Rep., Homeroom Treas. robert kratish Activities: Track Team linda kravitz - I will remember . . . the friends who made my stay in high school the wonderful experience it was. Claim to fame: a job well done Favorite quote . . . Live fast, die young and be a handsome corpse. Prototype: a thinking man's friend and a smoking man's pal Claim to fame: blonde hair and bushy eyebrows diane kusens Favorite quote . . . 'clgnorance with love is better than wisdom without. guy laferriere diane lalow Favorite quote . . . 'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Prototype: Diane-Goddess of the Hunt or Hunted Claim to fame: my blonde hair? Activities: Aquaphoons, Homeroom Treas., Publicity Comm., Science Fair- Honorable Mention, Coronation fred lane Favorite quote . . . To live as gently as I can: to be, no matter where, a man. Prototype: Vice President in charge of vice Claim to fame: Longfellow of Miami Beach High Activities: Boys State, Octette's Mr, Wonde1'ful, S.C. Workshop, 3rd place-City Science Fair, NFL Delegate, Miami News- Top Teen, Usher, Jr. Exchange, Stu- dent Council VP, Jr. Class Treas., Allied Youth, Spanish Club barbara lazarus Passing remark . . . Thanks to Honor English, the band, and Beach High for three of the most wonderful years of my life. Prototype: a pair of sun glasses, a clarinet, and a well-worn Amsco look Claim to fame: managing to march my way through three football seasons with the band. Activities: NHS, Beachcomber, Homeroom Sec'y., Band Sec'y., French Class Pres., Quill and Scroll harriet leavitt Favorite quote . . . Memory is elusive, capture it!', Prototype: it is not what you think of yourself but what other people think of you Claim to fame: blue eyes Activities: DCT joan lebedinsky gail lebofsky Passing remark . . . '6Where there is a will, there is Gail. Prototype: the girl who always has a ready excuse Claim to fame: the girl who is willing to work, ha, ha! Activities: Office Ass't. roger lefft marlene lensky I will remember . . . April 27, 1958, the day when it all began. Prototype: a tiny pearl in a great, great oyster Claim to fame: my imposing and awesome stature Activities: Beachcomber Staff, I-Iomeroom Sec'y., Office Ass't. stephan levin adrienne levine Favorite quote . . . This is not the end, nor is it the beginning of the end, it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Prototype: the child of today, becoming the woman of tomorrow Claim to fame: plaid sneakers Activities: Typhoon Circulation Mgr., Usher, Beachcomber Rep., Anchor, Projects Comm. alice levy Favorite quote . . . A true friend may be reckoned a masterpiece of nature. Prototype: the girl who wants to have health, happiness, and success in the future Claim to fame: madras sneakers Activities: FNA, Nurses Ass't. david levy Passing remark . . . I hope that I may do my best in everything that I encounter in later life. Prototype: Charles Brown Claim to fame: money isn't everything, but it's way ahead of what is in second place. Activities: Octagon, Chem. Lab Ass't., Embryo Ass't. Mgr., Homeroom Treas. leonard lewis Passing remark . . . I will always remember the great times I've had at Beach-- the expert guidance Pve received, and, that certain person. Prototype: a person who is trained in the art of everything Claim to fame: a one-track mind Activities: J.V. Basketball and Football, Varsity Football, Track Team Put me in, Coach, I can score, boasts Fred Rapchik. w marilyn lewis Activities: Octette, DCT jack lichtenstein Favorite quote . . . Of all knowledge, the wise and good seek most to know themselves. Prototype: Lucky Luciano Claim to fame: a sadistic sense of humor joel lipinsky Passing remark . . . I spend Gow hours here per day. Do you expect me to work, too? Prototype: a really great guy Claim to fame: my feet-they'll carry me iris lipton Activities: Jr. Red Cross, Homeroom VP leslie litt Favorite quote . . . Spirit always imparted: born of strength and trust. Prototype: Oh, come now. Aren't we all a little modest? Claim to fame: a wink Activities: Cheerleader, Opti-Miss, FTA, Embryo Bookseller, Homeroom Sec'y., National Merit Schoarship Recognition roberta low Favorite quote . . . The smallest good deed is better than the greatest good intention. Prototype: a freshman at the University of Florida Claim to fame: my name Activities: Octette, J r. Brush and Palette, Homeroom Sec'y., FNA Joan lukacs Favorite quote . . . It is better to have one friend of great value than many friends of little value. Prototype: a wish to make my parents and close friends proud of me Claim to fame: the special friends that have been with me through my senior year, and those I hope to meet in college and beyond Activities: Homeroom Pres. antoinette lustig Activities: Octette, Band, NFL fay lutsky Favorite quote . . . Ulf you can wait and not be tired of waiting, or being lied about, don't deal in lies . . . Prototype: What I am is God's gift to me: what I become is my gift to God. Activities: NHS, Homeroom VP, Opti-Miss, Guidance Ass't., Dean's Ass't., Student Council patti mackauf Passing remark . . . I am not one of those who do not believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look. Claim to fame: a girl with a twirl-baton or otherwise Activities: Majorettes brenda macklin Activities: FTA linda malter Passing remark . . . Voluptuous comrades, bear in mind, 'Clods of a feather clod together'. Prototype: the number one member of the Santa-Claus spotting society Claim to fame: a broken spaghetti strap Activities: DCT, Jr. Brush and Palette harriet maltz Favorite quote . . . It is better to understand a little than to misunderst nd a lot. Prototype: a razor sharp personality with eyes to match Claim to fame: professional money spender Activities: Beachcomber richard manas Activities: Track Team, Homeroom Treas., Biology Lab Ass t sheila mandell Activities: Main Office Ass't., Latin Club merri mann Favorite quote . . . When fortune's fickle, the faithful friend 1S found Prototype: as loyal and sincere as Elaine Claim to fame: two wonderful parents, who have been so good to me Activities: Anchor, Beachcomber, Homeroom Treas david marans Favorite quote . . . He, who will not reason, is fool: and he, who dares not, is a slave. Prototype: Friedrich Nietzsche Claim to fame: Halavah , marilyn marcus Activities: A Cappella Choir murray marden Favorite quote . . . Stone walls do not a prison Prototype: James Dean Claim to fame: riding greased lightning . lawrence margolis Favorite quote . . . A person can accomplish almost anything as long as he has the ambition to try and the desire to succeed. Activities: Key Club david markowitz Passing remark . . . Work! It fascinates meg I can watch it for ho s Prototype: Houdini, trying to get out of class Claim' to fame: my bowling ball will roll me there richard marotta Suzanne IIl3.tC1'S0l'1 Favorite quote . . . Age gives good advice when it IS no longer able to g1V8 a bad example. Activities: A Cappella Choir michele matz Passing remark . . . I give all of my love and friendship to my friends, CSp6C13lly Leslie, whose friendship is better than goldf, Prototype: always- To thine own self be true. Claim to fame: He'd better call by tonight, or I won t go out with him esther mazor Favorite quote . . . Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be. Prototype: I want, by understanding myself, to understand others. Claim to fame: graded FTA papers Activities: Octette, FTA Historian, Typhoon Book Seller, Usher phyllis mechlowitz Favorite quote . . . Life, like a cookie jar, would seem empty indeed, if we continued to accept the good things and to offer none in return. Activities: Embryo, Band Ass't., Majorette, Anchor helaine mendelow ' Favorite quote . . . It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Prototype: cat's eyes Claim to fame: a little more than normal Activities: DCT belle mendelson Favorite quote . . . The future holds the past: Let memories of today always last. Claim to fame: puppy dog eyes for H. S. Activities: Biology Lab. Ass't., Beachcomber Rep., Homeroom Sec'y., Homeroom Chaplain john meyer Passing remark . . . Such is life, to flee to boggy dinglesf' Prototype: Mack the Knife Claim to fame: height and foot size phyllis meyers Passing remark . . . Hey, Mom! It can't be true, I graduated! Prototype: Jimmy, Cha Cha Cha Claim to fame: split personality, a buckle on my blouse, and a new pair of white sneakers warren miller Favorite quote . . . Silence is golden. Prototype: I'd rather not say. Activities: J r. Exchange, Homeroom Treas. michael mills Favorite quote . . . As ye sow, so shall ye reap. Prototype: Benard Baruch, the second of Wall St. Claim to fame: Invest your future with me. Activities: Football barbara mindell business cheat. Prototype: the nonconformist Claim to Fame: sketch pad and pencil martin minsker , most cheese. t Egg Prototype: Beowulf geraldine mintzer in his work. madelyne mirow have shown me during my years at Beach High. Claim to fame: driver's license and lasting friendship and Publicity RN , Claim to fame: dirty tennis sneakers, a pair of gray wool socks Favorite quote . . . Don't steal, thought never thus complete successfully in Favorite quote . . . Life is a rat race, and the strongest rat IS the one Wlth the Activities: Student Council, Sr. Class Pres., Octagon, Anchor Admiral, Natl Merit Scholarship Commendation, Spanish Club, Beachcomber Rep Favorite quote . . . He who rises early, has one more hour of life, and progresses Passing remark . . . I am thankful for the loyalty and slncerity that my friends Activities: Beta historian, Jr. Artist of the Year, Sr Brush and Palette-Art paul mittentag I will remember . . . the walks to Beach Auditorium. Prototype: Fabian Claim to fame: a black comb linda morris Passing remark . . . Thanks to a wonderful lifelong friend Prototype: one striving to acquire the traits of those that I admire Claim to fame: my sister, Eileen Activities: Coronation, Beachcomber Adseller Jack morse Passing remark . . . Flattery will get you everywhere. Prototype: the Thinker Claim to fame: flattery Activities: Key Club, Typhoon Bookseller, Tennis Team, Stage Production bonnie moses Favorite quote . . . Give what you have. To someone it may be better than you think. Prototype: doing unto others as I would have others do unto me Claim to fame: a white uniform Activities: Anchor VP, Usher, Homeroom Treas., Student Council Sec'y. of Social Affairs, Coronation, JV Cheerleader ' lilly mosk I will remember . . . these past twelve years, for they have made a deep im- pression on my life. Prototype: success in life Claim to fame: a white uniform Activities: Office Ass't., Homeroom Treas. lola nadler Fawiorite quote: Whatever Lola wants, Lola gets. Activities: Beta--Parliamentarian marjorie nadler Passing remark . . . Parting is such sweet sorrow. Prototype: Klutzy s dorothy naness I will remember . . . the wonderful times I have had, made possible by special ones whose friendships I will always cherish. Activities: Opti-Miss, A Cappella Choir, Beachcomber-Typist, NFL-Recording Sec'y., FTA, Guidance Ass't., Usher eileen nash Passing remark . . . True friends are priceless: material things are worthless, and knowledge is never ceasing. Activities: Cheerleader, Homeroom Sec't. paul nathanson Passing remark . . . Post proelium, praemiumf' K Activities: NFL, Octagon, Student Council, Homeroom Pres., Latin Club isadore newman Passing remark . . . You're out of your mind. Prototype: Architect of the Year Claim to fame: bell bottoms Activities: B-Club, Swimming Team-Cap't. jud1th notowitz Passing remark . . . I pass, never forgetting my two closest friends who can never be equaledf' Claim to fame: a smile to keep those about me happy Activities: Opti-Miss, Beachcomber-Reporter, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Library Coun- cil, NFL Calendar Girl, Allied Youth jose ojeda I will remember . . . Boys' State, Honor Algebra, English II and the great years at Beach High. Prototype: ntiillionaire at the age of thirty Claim to fame: an interesting accent Activities: I-Iomeroom Pres., Ir. Optimist Sec'y., Boys' State, Spanish Club Pres., Outstanding Student of the Year in Industrial Art, Student Council VP's Comm. victoria oleck Favorite quote . . . 'iMy life evolves with the plan to always do the best I canf' Activities: Octette, Quill and Scroll, Beachcomber-Editorial Editor, Embryo- Circulation Award sherry olin - Passing remark . . . When I was in the tenth grade at Beach, I looked up to the seniors, now that Iim a senior, I'm still looking up. Prototype: 'iAsk any girlf, Clailn to fame: I was the driver: JA was the rider. Activities: Beachcomber Rep. melvyn ohnan Favorite quote . . . 'SA good man never dies. Prototype: Sir Lancelot Activities: Beachcomber, Varsity Football, B Club michael oritt Passing remark . . . The summer of life is closing and a long cold winter approachesf' Claim to fame: my parents and my friends Activities: Jr. Exchange, A Cappella Choir, Ir. Red Cross n michael orovitz Favorite quote . . . Live your own life: you will die your own death. Activities: Embryo hart ostroff Passing remark . . . UAS long as there are girls, it's got to be a wild life, so why not take it all inf, Prototype: These are my kind of people. Claim to fame: UN 5-3370-for preference in anything good! lynne ostro I will remember . . . Honor English, A Cappella Choir, my wonderful friends and teachers at Beach, and the thrill of being tapped into NHS. Activities: NHS, A Cappella Choir, Guidance Ass't., FTA, Spanish Club Hey! exclaims Fred Lane to Lea Bussey. I didn't get one of those. neil otchin Passing remark . . . C'est la vie! Prototype: God's gift to the atheist Claim to fame: my slide rule and yellow valence card Activities: NHS, Wheel Club Parliamentarian, Chem. Lab. Ass't., Boys' State Award, Nat'l Merit Scholarship Recognition elaine pascal Favorite quote . . . lf we could kick the person to blame for most of our troubles, we wouldn't be able to sit down for a weekf' Prototype: Doron's Samela Activities: Homeroom Pres., Opti-Miss, A Cappella Choir Treas., Embryo-Assoc. Ed., Cheerleader Co-Cap't., Spanish Club, Coronation Court, Calendar Girl, Key Club Sweetheart, Coronation Queen, Wellesly Book Award patricia paskow Favorite quote . . . The name of friend is common, but faith in friendship is raref, Prototype: the girl with the multi-colored hair Claim to fame: my shapely frame Activities: Embryo Circulation Mgr., Tennis Team, Anchor, Homeroom VP, Columbia Scholastic Press Assn. Service Medal joanne patiteaux Favorite quote . . . Every man must live with himself, so he should choose his company wisely. Prototype: a very fortunate girl to have a wonderful family and sincere friends Claim to fame: parents, my ability to play the piano well, and my good ear for music Activities: Allied Youth, Coronation Show, Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir- Robe Chairman, Typhoon, Beachcomber Reporter and Rep. donald paul Favorite quote . . . HAH the world's a stage and all the people players. Claim to fame: my admiration for success eugene paul Favorite quote . . . You can lie to your doctor, but you can't fool the undertaken Prototype: Beowulf Claim to fame: a '56 two-tone Olds that really moves Activities: Beachcomber Reporter and Adseller gene paul Passing remark . . . Love is a many-splintered thingf, Prototype: Huckleberry Hound Claim to fame: long legs juanita paz - Prototype: to like other people, to be always willing to help them, to respect my mother, and make her happy forever. Claim to fame: to live a full life and enjoy every minute of it anthony pearl Favorite quote . . . Veni-Vidi-Vici. I came, I saw, I conquered. Prototype: Beowulf of the 20th century Claim to fame: I was a test tube baby lyn pearl Favorite quote . . . A person who doesn't respect himself can have neither love nor respect for others. Claim to fame: Five foot two-eyes of blue Activities: Band Librarian, Anchor, Usher, Homeroom VP joan peretz Favorite quote . . . You may be deceived if you trust too much, but you will live in torment if you do not trust enough. Prototype: a happy person trying to make the people I love happy Claim to fame: my thumb nail which has finally reached the one inch mark Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Aquaphoons, AV Ass't., FTA, Beachcomber Adseller terry perlman tm ILL A L stephen perry Passing remark . . . With a little bit of luck, I'll be all right. Prototype: a lumber man from Maine Claim to fame: the best president of Wheel Club since Dave Byrd Activities: Wheel, Latin Club, Band, Homeroom Treas. michael peyton Favorite quote . . . 'tWho would succeed in the world should be wise . . . in the y use of his pronounsf' Prototype: Latin lover Claim to fame: Those things surely lie in the hands of God. Activities: J r. Red Cross, Honor Choir, Latin Club, Stage-Production, Coronation Show, Jr. Exchange charles pieck Prototype: Juan Fangio Claim to fame: modern sneakers Activities: Swim Team, Chem. Lab Ass't., Skin Diving Club karen piken Favorite quote . . . To live life, every golden minute. Prototype: be myself Claim to fame: dirty sneakers l jeffery plotnick Prototype: a golfing hacker Claim to fame: a broken golf club gail pollak Favorite quote . . . To find happiness, one must be willing to ignore what life owes her and to think about what she owes life. . Prototype: a very lucky girl Claim to fame: my wonderful parents and my many friends who've shown me loyalty and sincerity always Activities: Beachcomber Rep., Upti-Miss, Homeroom Sec'y., Interior Comm., Typhoon Senior Ass't. leah poller Favorite quote . . . Who's John Galt?', Prototype: Jonathan Swift Claim to fame: l'm ivory mild-99 and 44-100'k pure. Activities: Typhoon-Editor, French Club, Opti-Miss, Quill and Scroll, Home- room VP, French III Medal, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Commendation joan postelnek Favorite quote . . . No man is an island: no man stands alone. Claim to fame: long black hair worn in styles galore Activities: Octette, Homeroom Sec'y, FTA, Typhoon-Bookseller y sharon price Passing remark . . . The year is over: I must depart. Prototype: Hoping to mirror the virtues of my close friends, extend to them my humble thanks. Activities: A Cappella Choir, Embryo joel proyect I will remember . . . a good education, not from books, but very valuable Prototype: innocence personified Claim to fame: my morning disposition-miserable Activities: Beachcomber Sports Editor, Quill and Scroll ronald purcel Passing remark . . . High-school days have their delights, but they don't compare with high-school nights. Prototype: Eeheveria Claim to fame: to own Dania Jai-Alai fred rapchik Passing remark . . . That's cool, amazing! Prototype: the greatest guy alive Claim to fame: my red hair Activities: Basketball Team Somebody took my books. Isn't that exciting? squeals Linda Baskind. , ,, W bruce rapee Favorite quote . . . lf you can keep your head while others are losing theirs- chances are that you really don't understand the situationf' Prototype: a thinking man Claim to fame: my musical ability Activities: Band Mgr., Homeroom VP betty raphael Favorite quote . . . Where there's a will, there's a way. Claim to fame: the ability to make other people happy Activities: J r. Red Cross, Homeroom Chaplain, Beachcomber Typist richard rapp Passing remark . . . Don,t worry, the Liberty Bell was cracked too! Prototype: God's gift to Earth Claim to fame: brains michael raskin Favorite quote . . . 'ilt is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. Prototype: world's greatest lover Claim to fame: the initial engraved on my heart Activities: Jr. Optimist, NFL, Thespians, Science Fair Winner Q gayle ratner Passing remark . . . A test is a thing made up by devils and corrected by morons to test the intelligence of an idiot. Prototype: myself Claim to fame: Warren Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette joel ratner Favorite quote . . . Not by years, but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Prototype: a man of mind Claim to fame: quiet but subtle Activities: Homeroom Pres., Wheel Club, Homeroom VP S! kenneth raymond Passing remark . . . Friends, Romans, and countrymen, lend me your ears- There's a meat shortage. Prototype: a millionaire before the age of 264 Claim to fame: 32 well-brushed teeth Activities: Beachcomber Reporter stephen rediker Passing remark . . . Pre-delinquent bar flies should become star spies: in a decade or two, they may serve on the crew who will visit the first Mars' dives. Prototype: the boy who blows his own horn-a sax. Claim to fame: a great fisherman who caught a string ray for his first fish steven rekant Prototype: some call me a nice guy and some just call me . . . Claim to fame: three deuces michele rencoff Passing remark . . . Time is a wonderful healerf, Prototype: Rhonda Fleming Claim to fame: urootingi' for Beach Activities: Cheerleader, FTA, Calendar Girl dana renner Favorite quote . . . You're on the road to success when you realize that failure is merely a detour. Claim to fame: freckled knees and elbows Activities: Beachcomber Rep., DCT, Jr. Red Cross patricia ricciardella Favorite quote . . . Be not disturbed at being misunderstood: be disturbed at not understanding. Prototype: practically nil Claim to fame: being myself Activities: DCT barry richard Favorite quote . . . Hitch your wagon to a star. Claim to fame: who is famous? Activities: NFL-Degree of Honor, Key Club-Pres., Embryo steven rindley Favorite quote . . . Eat, drink and be merry: for tomorrow we shall all die. Prototype: non-conformist Claim to fame: a portable pompadour A Activities: Key Club, Spanish Club, Allied Youth, JV Basketball david rippner Passing remark . . . Lapicadimatilisticism for the rest of the day. Prototype: Charlie Brown Claim to fame: who's to know and who's to care what I wear? Activities: Octagon lois riskin Favorite quote . . . Loyalty, everlasting friendship, strong and true. Claim to fame: Melvins alan rockway Palssing remark . . . Six years of Beach High-yet much remains to conquer sti l. Prototype: the only one of its kind Claim to fame: ushering 14 people in a row with 10 seats Activities: NF L-VP, Jr. Optimist-VP, Beachcomber Rep., Usher, Student Coun- cil Parliamentarian, Latin Club neil rollnick Passing remark . . . As I pass from Beach High, I recall the wonderful times Pve shared with my friends and with a marvelous girl . . . When this year draws to an end, my fondest wish is that these friendships continue far into to future. Prototype: amiable, sarcastic, and easily ajustable to all situations Claim to fame: my remarkable ability to be able to have a lifetime and accom- plish nothing ' Activities: B Club, Baseball Team bruce romer Favorite quote . . . Live and let live.', Claim to fame: my two feet Activities: Embryo leslie ronin Favorite uote . . . The music in my heart I bore long after it was heard no 9, q more. Prototype: a girl with some wonderful friends and memories glory roseman lenore rosen Passing remark . . . Life in Miami Beach is like a beat: It has its ups and downs. Prototype: a future Bubin Claim to fame: Beauty is its own excuse for being. Activities: A Cappella Choir zarita rosenblatt joan rosenblum Passing remark . . . 'SlVIoney is the root of all evil and the fruit of life. Prototype: special angel-complete with wings, halo and the sense to know and get the best Claim to fame: Beach High colored hair-black and gold Activities: Homeroom Pres. and Sec'y. annetta rosenhaus Favorite quote . . . Integrity is the deepest quality in a human being. Prototype: Beauty is its own excuse for being. Claim to fame: the very special something many people never find Activities: Embryo, FTA, Typhoon Adseller lynue rosenthal Passing remark . . . KA blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. Prototype: Abbe Lane Claim to fame: a sense of humor Activities: Office Ass't., Audio Visual norman roskin Passing remark . . . lt isnit that he likes school less, but he likes sports more. Activities: Basketball, Football Teams diane ross Favorite uote . . . Luck is what ha ens when re arations meet o ortunitiesf' q PP P P PP Prototype: a very lucky girl . Claim to fame: two emeralds Activities: Beachcomber Adseller, FTA, Homeroom Sec'y., Sr. Lib. Council, A Cappella Choir, Allied Youth, Spanish Club l'Il3.I't1I1 T055 Favorite quote . . . I think, therefore, l am. Prototype: Mike Novak, man with a camera Claim to fame: reading Das Kapital, The Communist Manifesto, and other writ- ings by Karl Marx in Mrs. Bonadies, algebra class Activities: Beachcomber and typhoon Photographer, Audio Visual maxine ross Favorite quote . . . 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear, perhaps will cost a sigh, a tear. Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette, Sr. Red Cross, Majorettes, Usher, Homeroom Chaplain sharon ross barbara rossman Passing remark . Have gavel, will travel. Prototype: Dorothy Dix . Claim to fame: an iron pony tail flt refuses to be cut.j Activities: Beta Pres., Typhoon Photo-Coordinator, French Club CVIC roth Passing remark . . . Love as a team can be a many splendored thing. Prototype: a gal who always has an excuse Claim to fame: my willingness to walk and work and my interesting laugh Activities: F TA, Office Ass't., Beachcomber-Adseller frances roth Favorite quote . . . 4'There is a time for sowing and a time for reaping. Prototype: sweet, generous, and helpful to a friend in need Claim to fame: being myself Activities: Embryo, Sr. Lib. Council howard roth richard roth Passing remark . . . Did you do the homework? Prototype: the 'question man Claim to fame: a hat with a three-foot feather Activities: Homeroom Pres., Wheel, Science Lab. Research Program martln rubin Passing remark . . . An eye for an eye . . . a tooth for a tooth. What a lousy way to trade. Claim to fame: my basketball-it will bounce me around. michael rubin Favorite quote . . . Whose would be a man would be a non-conformistf' Prototype: Boston Blackie Claim to fame: 84th Street gang: last year's sneakers robert rubin rita rubinoff Passing remark . . . I can thank and thank and never show my gratitude to those certain few', who made high school something to look back at with endearing memories? Prototype: a jack of all sports and a master of all Claim to fame: a magnetized tennis racket that catches the ball and sends it by radar to the place I want it to go Activities: Tennis Team Capt., A Cappella Choir, Homeroom Treas., Tennis Awards Warren ruden Passing remark . . . Hey, man! Call me an ambulance. Prototype: ditto Claim to fame: new white walls Activities: A Cappella Choir, Embryo--Editor, Quill and Scroll, Volleyball and Track Teams. y mercedes ruiz Prototype: La petite francaise dennis russ Passing remark . . . He who sits on a thumbtack rises to great heights. Claim to fame: a daily version of the pledge to the flag i Activities: NFL, Sophomore Class VP, Junior Optimist, Jr. Class Pres., Usher, Student Council Pres., Harvard Book Award, Optimist Outstanding Youth Award, Delegate to SASC-Texas, Delegate to FASC-Florida, NFL Extemp. Winner, Opti-Miss, Pessimister i dale sagel - Passing remark . . . Beach High--made into heaven by a wonderful guy. Prototype: Nancie Hideout Claim to fame: EJ, RP, DS, and Stanley of course A Activities: DCT, Dean's Ass't. I xi. sine.-ssssrtm-S my 3 .Y ,rss N ronald saifman Q susan Salomon Passing remark . . . 'fThanks for everlasting friendships and the marvelous boy who has made my days at Beach memorable ones. Prototype: Marsha-my closest friend: my innermost thoughts she did defend, health and happiness may the coming year blend, the hope that our friendship will never end . . . Claim to fame: two wonderful parents Activities: Beachcomber, Jr. Red Cross ' bernard salzberg Activities: Varsity Basketball eve salzman I will remember . . . years at Beach and the wonderful friends I made, Beach High, I bid you farewell. Activities: Thwpians, A Cappella Choir david samee I will remember . . . my three years at Beach as the greatest. Prototype: the greatest driver at Beach Claim to fame: a trained eye and a lot of skill Activities: Wheel Club 57 bob samuels Passing remark . . . It is better to be a live coward than a dead hero. Prototype: strictly Beachie-Beachie Claim to fame: my assortment of sweaters and jackets Activities: Jr. Exchange, Student Council Ass't., Jr. Brush and Palette, Usher inez samuels Passing remark . . . Flirtation is the ruination of a school girl's education. Prototype: the last of the three cool chicks Claim to fame: born too late Activities: Jr. Brush and Palette Pres., Homeroom Treas., Sr. Brush and Palette, Sr. Lib. Ass't. robert sanchez Passing remark . . . A speech is like the horns of a steer, a point here, a point there-and a lot of bull in between. Activities: Key Club edward saperstein Activities: Key Club stephen sarper mary ellen satln Favorite quote . . . And what the Lord require of thee? Only to do justly, and to love mercy and to walk humbly with thy God. Prototype: a combination of Mrs. Kettering, the business woman, and Mrs. Amer- ica, the housewife and mother Claim to fame: a president and vice president of Student Council Activities: Beta, Latin Club-Sec'y., Band, VP's Comm., Usher, French I Award, Latin Club-Pres., Homeroom Treas., NHS barry savitt Favorite quote . . . The only good bug is a dead bu . S Prototype: a great race driver like J im Rathman Claim to fame: Steig rejects-cashmere socks Activities: Key Club 1 ,f 1: 1 , , , .I - X .g -- .. ,A S , LQ 514243. I, if g,,5,,Q I :L 7-tr, dig t Lrg., ?LVL Lt L C 75' gc f L i . ,gg 3, .,.r I J , Agri V 'K fb If gf.-C-A r, -If K M 'Avg 1 'j L' J L L helame sclcitefercxfp K' f N to' I' Qvfeff L ' I ' ' rl as 5 remarlf.i'f'P Some of the best boy scouts are gi s. A : the sense humor of Chaucer, a frame like a '47 Ford: and a mousey on the tip of my nose Lib. Council I elaine scheiner .FV - ' i.. ' - 1 V ' 'I F aifoaia quote . I 'f The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet? Activities: Sr. Lib. Council marcia schekter Activities: FTA, Sr. Lib. Council richard schewel Favorite quote . . . Honored old age does not depend on length of time, or the number of one's years, but on understandingf' Prototype: a tenacious desire to create, explore, and try to understand Claim to fame: an amateur song writer and a good eater harold Schiffman Passing remark . . . 'lA friend is a fellow who knows you but likes you. Prototype: the near sighted Mr. Magoo Claim to fame: one large and one small foot rochelle schiller Favorite quote . . . May the key to the future unlock the door to happiness. Prototype: the middleman Claim to fame: Have telephone: will solve problems. Activities: Majorettes, Homeroom Treas., Typhoon Book Seller ellen schlosser Passing remark . . . May I have the serenity to accept what I must, and change what I cannot accept. Prototype: the little girl with the big voice Claim to fame: making the people I love happy Activities: Clinic Assft., Choir Sec'y., Beachcomber Ad Mgr., Quill and Scroll, Homeroom Sec'y., Crown 'n' Capers Show adrienne schneider I will remember . . . an election and installation, room 122, Mrs. Rash, great friends, wonderful times, and the happiness Beach High gave me. Prototype: one who loves her fellowmen Claim to fame: I am small, but I am here. Activities: Spanish Club, Octette-Corr. Sec'y., Student Council Rec. Sec'y., Usher, Allied Youth, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Lib. Council, Student Council Historian eddie schrank Favorite quote . . . The brain is a wonderful organ. It begins functioning early in the morning and does not stop until school begins. Prototype: the Philadelphian Claim to fame: a red T-Bird ted schull Passing remark . . . Modesty prevents me from telling of my many great virtues. Prototype: a Beach High veteran-stalwart for five years Claim to fame: my great ability to walk like a penguin Activities: A Cappella Choir, Embryo, B-Club, Football, Track and Baseball Teams, Audio-Visual Ass't., French Club barry Schwartz Favorite uote . . . Life is 'ust a bowl of cherries: it's those who are careless ' h h q h ' 'J wit t e plts t at mess it up.' Prototype: he who knew everything about nothing Claim to fame: my mother blanche schwartz Favorite quote . . . Tomorrow, today will be yesterday: why worry about the past? Prototype: some mope-others hope-I cope Claim to fame: live got a racket . . . Activities: Opti-Miss, Tennis Team, A Cappella Choir, Homeroom Sec'y. . sol schwartz ' Passing remark . . . '4The greatest of one's self cannot be overlooked: persistence and versatility are necessary-'DAKS' and sunglasses are vital. Prototype: God's gift to society-inevitable success Claim to fame: a great car Activities: Octagon, Band, Embryo Editor susan schwartz Passing remark . . . Friendship always benefits. Prototype: Rapunzel Claim to fame: a great king Activities: Cheerleader, A Cappella Choir, Beta, French Club, Spanish C-lub, Coronation, Homeroom Sec'y. and VP, Jr. Exchange Sweetheart, NFL Calendar Girl theresa sedlik Passing remark . . . The fool who knows nothing, but knows he knows nothing, fknows more than the fool who knows nothing, but doesn't know it. Activities: FNA, Homeroom Treas., Latin Club, Beta, Homeroom Pres. jean segall Favorite quote . . . Oh, Lord what fools these mortals be! As dew fades upon rose petals, so life fades with each precious minute. Prototype: my dearest friend Penny and my future, Meyer Claim to fame: my eyelashes-they're real eileen seiden Favorite quote . . . Whose neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future. Prototype: tons of fun Activities: FTA, French Club, Homeroom Treas., 3rd Place-School Science Fair, Honorable Mention-South Florida Science Fair, NHS, Beta cary ser lewis serbin Favorite quote . . . God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change: courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Claim to fame: my glamorous 1953 Olds--Willie Make it Activities: Homeroom VP, Sec'y. of Assemblies, Junior Optimist, NFL, Home- room Pres., Sec'y. of Interior, NHS Pres., Chairman of Lend-a-Hand, Narrator of Chanukah--Christmas Show, Miami Beach Optimist Club Oratory Winner, Delegate to Southern Assoc. of Student Councils-1958, NFL State Champion in Extemporaneous Speaking, 3rd Place Debate- Little Nationals, Coronation Narrator tanya shad Passing remark . . . Friendship is the truest form of love. Prototype: a girl who's lucky enough to have love of devoted parents, an adorable sister, and a wonderful boyfriend Activities: Beachcomber Adseller, Jr. Red Cross, Typhoon Bookseller, Opti-Miss, Beachcomber Reporter, Typhoon Ass't. Advertising Mgr. They're all laughing at me but I don't care. When I become famous . . . sighs Ady Green. Boy, do you look silly! teases Ronnie Saifman tn Mike Silow. eileen Shapiro I will remember . . . the many laughs and tears, the wonderful friendships, and especially the ones who have made me the happiest. Prototype: little tiger Claim to fame: Costa, D. S., J. G., E. S., R. P., and Stanley frank sharon Favorite quote . . . God will forgive if you pray. Prototype: the boy who knew too much and told too many people about it Claim to fame: charm that girls just can't resist iris-beth Sharpe I will remember . . . the loyalty and sincerity of my friends and the one and only who added love to my life. Activities: Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, Upti-Miss Sheila Sheeger Favorite quote . . . Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Prototype: I don't claim to be an angel. Claim to fame: a winning smile lynda shein Passing remark . . . Live each day as if it were everyone else's laSt.', Prototype: to live, to laugh and to love as Kelly did--always Claim to fame: my power of speech Activities: A Cappella Choir, Beta ray Sheppard gary Sher Passing remark . . . Every man has the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of girls. Prototype: the face that stopped a thousand clocks Claim to fame: two left feet sandra Sher Favorite quote . . . The fight will soon come to an end. Prototype: a very fortunate girl for finding that certain someone who will remain in my life forever A Claim to fame: my hair that was never in place Passing remark . . . Spanish spoken here. Claim to fame: Ho-tol Activities: Spanish Club, AV Ass't. Activities: DCT Favorite quote . . . A girl is a person who screams at the sight of a mouse, and sighs at the sight of a wolf. Activities: Attendance Ass't., Homeroom Sec'y., Cheerleader, Homeroorn VP, Guidance Ass't., FTA steven shere claudia Sherman X Favorite quote . . . 'STO thine own self be true and it will follow.as the night, thou can be false to no man. Prototype: I don't know everything, I just think I do. Claim to fame: blonde hair and long legs n madeline shrier Activities: DCT Pres. stanley shukat Passing remark . . . Such is life. Prototype: the world's greatest musician Claim to fame: my invention of a left-handed hypersensitive duo electronic crush- ing, feeblegritzer. Activities: Concert Band, Allied Youth sheldon Siegel I will remember . . . school athletics, a broken nose, and a broken fingerfi Prototype: Bugsy Siegel-gambler and playboy Claim to fame: sneakiness, shrewdness, and looks , michael silow Favorite quote . . . Life is meant to be livedg the miser who hoards it, cheats only himself? Prototype: how to win friends and influence people q Claim to fame: a vibrant smile, a winning personality and amazing ability to lean towards loquacity . erald silver Passing remark . . . Do it tomorrogv, you've made enough misteaks todayf' Claim to fame: an original set of false buck teeth Activities: Band' Quartermaster, Homeroorn Chaplain may ellen silver Passing remark . . . Pretty ,Bwana! Prototype: Yogi Bear, boo! bool Claim to fame: my Ifapacher pin paul silver .steven silverstein carol simmons ann beth simon e heather simon Passing remark . . . You,ll never get out of this lifetime alive, so you might as well enjoy itli' Prototype: a merry heart goes all the day Claim to fame: the national flower of Scotland Activities: Swimming Team, French Club charles slater Favorite quote . . . As the years of my life go by, I find that with each new thing I learn, there are a hundred things I have yet to find out. Prototype: that famed philosopher and intellect-Jack Kerouac barabara slavin Passing remark . . . Thank you, Venus, for the one who's made life so wonderful and its every moment one to cherish . . . Beach High, for knowledge and wisdom. Prototype: Mrs. Edward David Michaelson Claim to fame: ambition, encouragement, and inspiration Activities: Latin Club, GAA, Pep Club, AY Rec. Seciy., Spanish Club, FTA, 3rd place Food Brokers Essay Contest elmore slewett Passing remark . . . A self-made man is usually an example of unskilled labor. Prototype: Just one of those things Claim to fame: I think for myself stephan smith Passing remark . . . Beach High-a stepping stone to knowledge. Prototype: God's gift to women Activities: Jr. Optimist, Spanish Club, AY, Latin Club, Homeroom Pres., Student Council Assemblies Comm. howard soweiss Favorite quote . . . A few loyal friends are worth the rest thx. 'e over. Activities: Jr. Optimist, Homeroom VP, NFL, Usher, Sr. Lib. l...uncil allen sobel Passing remark . . . Go to the roundhouse, Nellie, they can't corner you there. Prototype: a man without a gun Claim to fame: a 34-inch waistline Activities: Swimming 'Team carole lee solnet Passing remark . . . My four years at Beach High have been a favorable and memorable experience. Prototype: Some Came Running richard solomon nancy sonnett. Activities: Octette, Aquaphoons, Allied Youth neal sonnett Passing remark . . . Ah, yes! Prototype: L'avarice Claim to fame: a red crew-cut jay sosna richard spector Activities: Embryo, Varsity Teams sondra spiegel Favorite quote . . . When time, who steals our years away, shall steal our pleasures too, the memory of the past will stay, and half our joys renewed. Prototype: Pat Kazuki-I enjoy being a girl. Claim to fame: slanting my exotic eyes up towards my swinging ponytail diana spilfogel Passing remark . . . Life is dear, so Pm enjoying myself. Prototype: I would like to think of myself as dear and respected by all. Claim to fame: polka-dot nailpolish, striped lipstick, and a motorcycle jacket Activities: FTA, Office Ass't., Homeroom Sec'y. warren spiller Passing remark . . . Good things come in small packages: including dynamite. Prototype: an honest Van Doren Claim to fame: attending five meetings beginning at 2:15 Activities: Jr. Optimist Pres., Embryo Associate Editor, NHS, NFL, NFL Calendar Editor, 1959 Boys' State, State NFL Student Congress, NFL Degree of Honor, Homeroom Pres. joyce spitzer Favorite quotation . . . Give us the serenity to accept the things we cannot change, the courage to change the things we can and the wisdom to know the difference. Claim to fame: a round gold ring or Artie adinah stadlan Activities: FTA, Modern Dance Club VP, Thespians Pres., Opti-Miss patricia stallings Passing remark . . . I will always remember the afternoons in 207 and 110 and the persons who made them wonderful? Activities: NFL, FTA, Guidance Ass't., Anchor, Latin Club ronald stein jane steinberg Activities: FTA, A Cappella Choir barbara stepner Passing remark . . . A stranger is a friend whom I haven't met.', Prototype: If you want something done, give it to the busiest person. Claim to fame: one half of the top drawer Activities: Usher, Octette-Treas., Quill and Scroll, Beachcomber-Editor-in-Chief charles stern Favorite quote . . . Live your own life, for you will die your own death. Protot pe: It's better to learn late than never. Claim lo fame: Last night at twelve I felt immense, but now I feel like thirty cents. diane stern Favorite quote . . . Tact is the ability to make a person see the lightning without letting him feel the bolt. Prototype: the Rice Krispie Kid-I snap, crackle, and pop Claim to fame: let's have another cup of coffee Activities: FTA-Pres., Anchor, Typhoon Business Manager, Tennis Team, Em- bryo Circulation Staff richard stern l Passing remark . . . I can't hear you. l've got a noisy muffler. Prototype: a man who thinks for himself Claim to fame: madras eyeballs Activities: Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Commendation peter STCVCTIS Passing remark . . . Give me your hand and lill feel your pulse. Prototype: Jo Nobody Claim to fame: a set of skins james stone Activities: Track and Cross Country Teams, Bio. Lab Ass't., Homeroom VP and Chaplain karsten struhl Favorite quote . . . 'cWe are punished most for our virtues. Prototype: one of the teaming masses of the bourgeoisie Activities: NFL, Octagon, Latin Club, Beachcomber Rep., VP's Comm., Assembly Comm., lst Place-State Oratorical Acclaim., lst Place-School Science Fair, Debate Finals-Tulane dale stryker Passing remark . . . My past-perfect: present-tense: future-conditional. Prototype: the bubble in champagne Claim to fame: my ability to make calm people nervous Activities: Typhoon-Photo Co-ordinator, Aquaphoons, Allied Youth, Beach- comber Reporter mark surloff Claim to fame: the racket in my family Activities: Tennis Team 0oh! Those are precious, Pappaga11o's, aren't It's nice, admits Paul Nathonson, but it won't they? questions Barbara Rossman of Joan go with my olive-green sneakers. Postelnek. harvey swickle Passing remark . . . Thanks to the teachers and friends who made my years at Beach so successful and to a certain someone, whom I'll never forget. Prototype: smart, well-adjusted, and sneaky Claim to fame: my everlasting runs and tackles Activities: B Club, Varsity Football patricia sykes Passing remark . . . Life is a merry-go-round. I hope we all stay on and get the gold ring. peter taub Activities: Embryo Ass't., Circulation Mgr. pamela tauder Passing remark . . . Here lie my fondest memories in this madras year of 1960.9 Prototype: the dedicated money spender Claim to fame: a razor sharp personality with eyes to match marvin taylor Passing remark . . . Everything is funny as long as it is happening to you. Prototype: to have a good friend you must be a good friend Claim to fame: my patched blue jeans maxlne taylor Favorite quote . . . Absence makes the heart grow fonderf' Prototype: the walk of Princess Grace Claim to fame: eighty-eight keys its paul taylor robert teper Passing remark . . . Some people are born great, some achieve greatness, others have greatness thrust upon them-Pm still waiting. michael tessler Passing remark . . . When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Prototype: God's gift to women Claim to fame: one pair of leopard skin underwear Activities: Track and Swimming Teams daniel toskar Favorite quote . . . Truth is the foundation of all knowledge and the cement of all societies. Sheila tropp Favorite quote . . . Love comes unseen: we only see it go. ' Prototype: a rare individualist Claim to fame: my desire to see the best in people Activities: Attendance Office Ass't., DCT IIIHCCY tI'l1lZC Favorite quote . . . He who is good at making excuses is seldom good at any- thing else. Prototype: the guy who always smiles with a. frown on his face Claim to fame: a closet full of shirts . Activities: Key Club Sec'y., Usher, Latin Club, Homeroom Treas., Student Council Traffic Comm. Q bonnie tubin Favorite quote . . . One should always try to live each day to the fullest. Prototype: I try to love my neighbor as myself. Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette linda tuckman arline turchen I will remember . . . The best friends and enemies too, Thanks for t.he joys- manyg the sorrows-few. Prototype: the hope that I have made life a little more fun, a little happier, and a little better for someone Activities: Homeroom Pres., Sr. Board, Anchor-Recording Sec'y., Guidance Ass't., Typhoon Bockseller ira turner Favorite quote . . . Life is the total summation of everything you do and every thought you have. Prototype: the last man on earth Claim to fame: I like school! Activities: Octagon Treas., National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist, Homeroom Pres., Track Team andra wachs Passing remark . . . The friends I have made at Beach will remain forever and I will always thank Beach for giving me that special boy. Prototype: five feet of heaven in a ponytail Claim to fame: doing the best to expect the best Activities: Homeroom Sec'y., Mimeograph Ass't. kenneth wagner Favorite quote . . . I'll drink to that. Prototype: Cod's gift to women Claim to fame: my golden voice Activities: A Cappella Choir, Football Team 99 Sanford wagner Passing remark . . . Put your ear to the ground, nose to the grindstone and shoulder to the wheel: now, try and work in that position. Prototype: Marlon Brando Claim to fame: a motorcycle and a Plymouth david walzer Passing remark . . . Where there is a will there are relatives. Prototype: God's gift to humanity Claim to fame: my fiendishly good looks jay wapnick Passing remark . . . No matter how tough the situation, no matter how tight the squeeze, never say die. Prototype: a thinking man-with ideas Claim to fame: Work fascinatesme-I can sit and look at it for hours. Activities: Swimming Team, Typhoon Sports Ed. roberta ward Favorite quote . . . Love is stronger than death. Prototype: a doer of all deeds Claim to fame: sack dresses Activities: DCT, Homeroom Chaplain, Beachcomber Rep. arhne warmbrun Favorite quote . . . I see no comfort in outliving one's friends and remaining a mere movement of the times which are past. Prototype: wide eyed and smiling Claim to fame: my long, curly eyelashes Activities: Brush and Palette geraldine Wasserman . Passing remark . . . I'll cherish my education, my happiness, and my friends. y Claim to fame: a driver's license, a high school diploma, and a lasting friendship i Activities: Sec'y. of Projects, Anchor, Usher, A Cappella Choir . judith Wasserman Favorite quote . . .'i Gentlemen prefer blondes. Activities: Embryo, Social Affairs Comm. john Weber Passing remark . . . Lapicadimatilisticism for the rest of the day. Prototype: a modern day amoeba with a Yul Brenner haircut Claim to fame: variable but unique signatures I! 'O jonas Weiland phillippa Weine Favorite quote . . . An ice-cream soda a day keeps the table away. Prototype: I may not be loquacious, but am I ever garrulous? laim to fame: my contact lenses Claim to fame: my contact lenses Activities: A Cappella Choir, Opti-Miss norman Weiner Passing remark . . . They said it couldn't be done, so I didn't. Prototype: a man who thinks for himself Claim to fame: I do not bearua marked resemblance to Mammy Yokum Activities: Homeroom Treas., Audio Visual Ass't. janice Weinman Favorite quote . . . Today is the tomorrow I worried about yesterday. Activities: FTA Sec'y., Office Ass't., Jr. Red Cross sharon Weinman Passing remark . . . Life is just a bowl of cherries-if you like fruit. Claim to fame: my height Activities: FTA, Jr. Brush and Palette stephan Weinstein Passing remark . . . Life is just a bowl of grapes. Prototype: Juan F angio Il Claim to fame: the white ghost sandra weinstock Passing remark . . . To be capable of steady friendship and lasting Iove, are the two greatest proofs, not only of goodness of heart, but of strength of mind. Claim to fame: a bar of soap Activities: A Cappella Choir, Homeroom Pres., Anchor, Coronation joseph Weintraub Passing remark . . . We know the sound of two hands clapping, but what is the sound of one hand clapping? kay Weiss Passing remark . . . Some die for love: I would live for it. ' I will remember . . . K, B., the sophomore blast, the Proms, creations, a new nation and of course-the greatest gift Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette Pres., Homeroom Treas., Art Ass't. sandra Weiss Passing remark . . . Don't wait for your ship to come in, row out to meet it. Prototype: a devoted wife and mother Claim to fame: being a true friend mark wickman Activities: Wheel, Basketball Team, Latin Club david wieder Passing remark . . . The greatest pleasure is to deceive the deceiverf' Prototype: a tyrant over my younger sister Claim to fame: my name in t.he obituary column of the New York Times nadine wilner Favorite quote . . . Love is an ocean of emotions surrounded by expenses? Prototype: one who sees the world through rose-colored glasses Activities: DCT rhoda Winthrop Favorite quote . . . The best things in life are free. Prototype: starving artist Claim to fame: a madras horse Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette, Beachcomber, Embryo, Allied Youth, UN Poster Contest Winner eugene Wiseman l esta woleson N Favorite quote . . . Live, love, laugh and be merry. Activities: A Cappella Choir lelghton woolf Passing remark . . . A bird in the hand makes it difficult to use a handkerchief. Prototype: the wolf man. K Claim to fame: my great height and enormous weight Activities: Octagon, Embryo Editor, Latin Club, Beachcomber, Homeroom Pres. rachael woolfe Favorite quote . . . He who hath no music in his soul is fit for treason, tragedy, and foul. Activities: Thespians, Modern Dance Club, Guidance Ass't. carol yaguda Activities: Office Ass't. charlotte yanowitz a Favorite quote . . . We can do anything we want to do if we stick to it long enouUh. Activities: Opti-Miss VP, A Cappella Choir, Usher, Embryo-Exchange Editor helen young Favorite quote . . . Eyelashes can sweep the cobwegs off any man's heart. Prototype: one supremely blessed with the most wonderful parents on earth Claim to fame: that special something Activities: Jr. High Cheerleader , sheila young 'Favorite quote . . . Education consists of being afraid of the right things. Prototype: Buster Brown Claim to fame: my newspaper and magazine articles ,snare helane zablo Favorite quot e. . . Live life, every golden minute of it. Prototype: I live to do. Claim to fame: Words spoken in haste are sometimes regretted. Activities: Sr. Library Council, Octette judith zablow I will remember . . . my hopes, my laughs, my tears, and a very special friend who shared all these memories with me. Prototype: the luckiest girl in the world Claim to fame: the wonderful initials B. G. Activities: Octette, Tennis Team diane zack I will remember . . . alan. 26 and that certain someone. Prototype: one who will not say anything on the grounds that it might make others envious Claim to fame: cherished memories of A little black bomb Activities: Majorettes, Jr. Red Cross susan zeinetz Favorite quote . . . Art for art's sake Prototype: the type to live up to my parents expectations Claim to fame: eight wonderful months Activities: Sr. Brush and Palette VP, 2nd Prize School Science Fair arthur zimand Passing remark . . . It's the doughnut that counts, not the hole. Prototype: Abraham Lincoln Claim to fame: my rusty, red, auburn hair barbara zinn Passing remark . . . A little nonsense now and then pleases even the best of men. Activities: Homeroom Sec'y and Treas., Cheerleading, French Club, Miss Spanish Club, Beta Corr. Sec'y., NFL Calendar Girl , frayda zlotshewer Favorite quote . . . Be wiser than other people, if you can, but do not tell them sovfi Prototype: being quiet I'm the best-but I'm just as mischievous as the rest Claim to fame: cool, calm, and collected Activities: Student Council-Sr. Board, FTA, FNA, Girls' State, Homeroom VP david zoberg Passing remark . . . Where there is a will there are relativesf' Claim to fame: my well known name brian zwilling Favorite quote . . . As a beauty I am not a star-there are others more hand- some by far-but my face, I don't mind it, for I am behind it-It's the people in front that I jar. , Prototype: the biggest little man at Beach High Claim to fame: I have been last in the Key Club phone directory for 5 years. 'Zz a G Q. .llAlg,.,,. D' 'iz ,Y ezvetfegl ff at , , P, 5 . 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Fif' ll I xl am . IS ll 1 ul Haul-y llvlla-1' W -F X 3 -X X QL ' G X :LQ XX '22 X f Boosters Number Two and Three, Nina Brisker and Denis Russ . . . No, Denis, she doesn't need boosting! r J 1- '.1T1E fx we ra fd..- 1 g'r.5 utr' v l ' ffl, l U. U- i XR., lsl'1. H I v'N N' . I . 1' , ni' I r 'Il 4 AL 2. V 2 mv !. '22-'I' 're if -I ll if . '- 1:1 lill- ---' 5 5:3-A if ' K 3,L9Q L L.. F I Q . I i i 7 hit! 3 Q' wlfhiul 433, P x, ,, , Q :Aj 9 The Ham What Am, Neal Sonnett, is being deftly carved by his rival Best Dressed?? Why, natch-a Beach High nebbish, of course! and cohort, Adrienne Green. 78 Greatly Gregarious Fred Lane and Margie Goldberg pay each other humble accolades. Les Chefs de la Bourgeoise, Elaine Pascal and Harvey Heller, sample their tasty cuisine, Bourgeois Ragout. Through their many noisome activities, .loan Peretz and Charles Horner have earned for themselves the title-Biggest Bothers. 79 senior homeroom l'LCl7Tlf6.S' 12-2 Thompson's Total Wrecks 12-1 Robert's Rickshaw Riders W 12-3 Wright's Wrong Nights 12-4 Drummond's Dixieland Dukes 12-5 Blattner's Busy Bakers 12-6 Cox's Castaways 12-8 Aaron's Abstract Expressionalist 12-7 Giltner's Galloping Gunslingers 12-9 Robinson's Rovin' Refugees 1 :Q X I J 41 12-11 Cooper's Troopers 12-10 Kope's Kissin' Cousins 12-12 Martinez's Magnificent Matadors :X -- X 'X S-'52, -EQTXQ-'fiiixfi-'X' 'KX ' XFW ...::-Lg, ' '- -' X ' X- 'X Q .,,, L LL xr- Bw X 'L f , XS X K N' 1 f Y ik r ' X W' X FX f WF AQ L . X: -XS .SEN X V M K x - - Q-- - 'fu - 6 'Xi X X 1 1 E X Qi' 2 Xg S X , NQ WX 5 XX SX XfX X wg. 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L ,.., L A ...,.,,XXX LLLXX L ,,,,, K L LL., L . - --L XX X ,X -' X 3, -, XX X - L, X 'X Xin ZZLL ' Srl . :L N L .2 : X X, X.... X L Sig- .XX--fi .T XX. L X Nw NX' - X X A K .X 3 ,L15Q: i-L g XX .X Q' -tif -rf' ::::X5I 'Z XXFXWX K XX 5 X ' -XXX fi- 2-SX XX...- ' N QQX1? 'X 'Q ' I2-5-X Z.jf- ffl '31 '12...,,::, XXX :::::,'-ILL.: XXX L L.,XXL X .X X LL ,L .. , .XXX .. Y L .. : XX 2-XX 12-19 Scott's Tots 12-17 Ferguson's Fermented Frenchmen ! 2 s E S E 3 ,sx 5 5 12-18 Diamond's Precious Gems 85 p mirror Outstanding members of the Senior Class are honored annually by their inclusion in the MIRROR. These people have demon- strated initiative, industry, talent, leadership, and scholarship in their various contributions to school life. The cream of the crop of club presidents, unsung heroesf, publications edi- tors, high school intelligentsia, and others, who have made our Class of 1960 a memo- rable one, are found in this section. FRED LANE Six feet two inches of integrity-that's Fred Lane. He's the quiet type that gets things done without fanfare. Fred isn't too big for any undertaking. 86 E LEA BUSSEY The persevering spirit necessary for pro- ducing any school publication is found two- fold in Lea. As Co-Editor of the Beach- comber, she has burned the midnight oil to produce her award winning paper. To a Number One Unsung Hero, we sing our praises! DIANA BLANK The sincerity and responsibility intrinsic in Diana have led her to fame among Beachites. Her artistic talents have enhanced curtains, newspapers, posters and yearbooks. Thank you, Diana, for the creativity so generously given to Beach. LEWIS SERBIN What unfortunate class hasn't experienced the pompous speeches of this well-known ora- tor! Lewis uses brains and personality to win his audience. R N... ELAINE PASCAL Glamour, charm, talent, personality, are the active ingredients for Elaine's well-earned success. School-wide recognition is too ex- tensive to enumerateflflaine has entered into all phases of school activity. Few will forget the genuine interest in others that Elaine has generated. DENIS RUSS His gregarious character has won recogni- tion for Denis as president of the Student Council. As one pleasant to be with and anxious to help, Denis will be one Beach High celebrity long remembered. f ,E I L ADRIENNE GREEN Beach's histrionic marvel has successfully danced her way into our hearts this year. ln bubbling mirth, she has livened the lives of many. HA lotta brains, a lotta talent - that's Ady! WARREN SPILLER Good things come in little packages, and Warren is one of the best parcels to hit Beach High. Strong leadership and readi- ness to accept responsibility make him a good man on any team. LEAH POLLER With her natural talent for organization, creativity, and incentive to achieve the high- est goals, Leah, not only has maintained a high scholastic average throughout four years of high school, but also has proved, as this yearbook will attest, one of the best Typhoon editors. As a leader she has aided her fellow classmates towards demanding of themselves better achievement in their classwork and a stronger sense of loyalty to their school. 90 NINA DEUTSCH Hidden behind Nina's quiet composure exists an intense adult possessing miraculous musical abilities. Her quick wit and profound intelligence are adequate tools for a sure-to- be succemful future. PATRICIA STALLINGS One of the most responsible girls in school, Pat handles her many Herculean tasks with calm competence. She is one person upon whom both friends and teachers can depend. HARVEY HELLER Harvey, our true wit, has distinguished himself by being all-around. Debate, ath- letics, service club-name it, and Harvey was in it doing his best! S I s VICKI OLECK Inspiring editorials in the Beachcomber, contributing to the improvement of our Alma Mater, have spotlighted Vicki. A question- ing mind and a pleasing personality topped with a sincere desire to do well assure Vicki a successful future. 5 S ix TONI EVINS Widi the quiet drive that accomplishes things, Toni has reflected herself as patience personified. So mild, so earnest, this talented ujeune fillei' has always offered her best- the very best. IRA TURNER A quiet, serious boy, Ira has worked dili- gently towards high goals throughout high school. His precise nature has made him an earnest mathematician and an outstanding science major whose stick-to-itivenessi, will facilitate his future success. NINA BRISKER ' With the energy of a dynamo, Nina has cheered Beach High to victory. Spirit abounds where Nina is found, and in her light tread are imaged fine traits of character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. i I Lx. - 2 SSP. Q SEQ Q Ks? ii 2 N 2 X5 . . N x N ,. 5 5 2 . x w .sr M X vw SNA X N ' X QW N, 9 X S Q. . M. f x.. 5 X K 3 A X -S sx X sq 1 Vfwmmi: i . Qi x-xx A s 3 A bxx ,w w-A x lx WWA - x-x- X -1' . w- :M .NN im -NNW Qidwvg wfwffw' W 1.9 rmn: 5 Rvw s E5 gg. isis? sis' S ..X.i QA Wax: thespian pla Bob Platchorn, preparing for his role as Dr, Van Helsing, deftly applies his theatrical grease paint. In keeping with Halloween weekend, Thespian Troupe 391 presented the granddaddy of horror plays, Dracula. This ghoulish drama, adapted from a novel by Brian Stoker, relates the story of a bloodsucking fiend from Transylvania, Count Dracula, who has come to haunt the lives of Dr. Seward, his daughter Lucy, and the rest of the Seward household. The vampire, who has stalked the earth for 300 years quenching his insatiable thirst with human blood, meets his nemesis in the persons of Lucy, the beautiful girl who is Dracula's latest victim, and Dr. Van Helsing, the astute consultant of Dr. Seward. Among the added attractions were Rienfield, a fly-eating maniacg Dracula, a black catg and a coffin procured from Hell- man's Funeral Home. The actors were rewarded by shrieks of terror and stories of horrendous nightmares. The living room of Dr. sets the stage fo Dracula, played by Steve Katz, has his talons primed for the frightening pres- 41, X :Q-. .N fx? 5 - N X. s . a N 5 X . . 5 K K x Q SF' K AQ X Q X Q 'Sw X . EQ ,NX ksxg .EE x A gf: X ., Q -- 1. sg 'X-A by .1:Qig,-:j X X . Q if 5 3 RX sr, W. X d i E ij w i ' K x X Q K ii . . 5 il. ggi Q- t 5 r I XS - Q Q 1 A E 5 S X S 3 . A if M . S E I P R X . f 2 -XS. is NT in h k Y , i 'tQ,. 9 I 3 3 3 E B 'S if ' N ' I 6 fx X ' 5 K' Q, if E3 5 S 2 x X waving: ' Q - ,. me . Q E iw 5 W ,. N . QR L S X A A 5 as R 5 is S X X sf 3. SS:- 'S 'S'-'Q Qs' -ti' Q ' e Kiki X G 0 Q5 WS yy W. . Q 3 AS? Over one-hundred Seniors participated in the inauguration of this year's Boss For A Day Program by attending a banquet at the Saxony Hotel. A talk by Senator Harry Kane highlighted this meeting between employers and prospective employees. The selected Senior Bosses,' spent a day with businessmen who acquainted them with office procedures and sought to interest them in joining the business world. As in previous years, the annual Boss For A Day Program, while promoting student interest in business, also served to further co-operation between the community and the school. S E 9 S 5 2 Lewis Serbin learns his father's trade as he and Linda Goldberg observe l S S, boss for cz da s S S 1 5 E E ,I i 5 : I atest fashions by a Sax Fifth Avenue executive. Linda EVHHS, aided by Linda K0SieTi0ll, h8IldlCS in-C0mirlg Sheila Sheeger displays her secretarial know-how to her boss orders at Burdine's. 98 ,wk X X X X -XXX QRS .X gi TSW XX XXS X XS Si. N: sm S TX .N 6 as ,PN .k X XXXX X i Yi NX . XR X g Xi X.. QEQTEX X ff. XXXX . XXXXXMX, X X -z 55 X X Q .i k X Xie ,X sri rg X X ...:, Q QXX X 'N.: S . .X K X R X5 A Q k . ' k XEXWXX. W. X -X .X -Q A - K i X X - X MX- X X Xp k X - '- -.. XR? X X- XX X S S .XX X L ... . XX, .... Q X XXX. Lk Q N'-X-XXX XXX. ...... . XX Q X X XX S X we . Q Y' X . .ssf- - .ag X S, XX X K QNX 5? ' N, XXX .. .1 R if .Nw f 'S X, NQXXC- QE 1 5 we XX -: 1 LL A Z Q7 ,fry k..-:- K w Sure, Mr. Jensen, agrees Steve Clein, but if Ady and I pla- iarize from a lot of authors, it's called research. CTOZUI t t w I 1 Barbara Oka warbles Love and Marriage. l l l To enchant Lynda Kaplan, Jerry Berlin taps out 'Tll Buy That Dream. Eve Salzman charms the audience with delightful lyrics of a favorite melody from the King and I. rz capers I With the theme of dreams, the Crown 'n Capers portion of Coronation commenced. Etherealities, pinnacles of utmost pleasure, and escapes from secular worries, en- tertained her Majesty and her subjects. Childhood fan- tasies, dreams of Love and Marriage, and visions of patriotic devotion were revealed through song and dance. Cast, audience, and court enjoyed the entertaining ex- cursion through dreamland. The rendition of 'fThe Wizard of Oz highlights the program. Adinah Stadlan, an adorable Dorothy, dances with Flo Routh, Mar cia Haas, and Nan Goodman. hwfr.. x . . -- ' B ti .- S 5 X, - ' as SX ' ,El X X Xb X :X X . X X K i 3 . X f s , 5 X XX N x X X'- XX f' NX is S X X X x S XXX X 3 Y . XG NN 'X' I N S are ' X S S . :X X X X X-A . i XX x x is X Mx sm. N. ,X Y m . . mga? E X A. QQSX X. xi S .,X.,...-'Quan-w-X . .W N. M--1 XX we-vw XX :XXX X .Q-':X.-QQRXRHXXQQQQ. 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Princess Roni Cohen and Escort Fred Lane IO6 Chanukah - Christmo Miami Beach High School's annual The spirit exemplified in the moving re- Lend-a-Hand Assembly was the culmina- ligious pageant was accented in the pre- tion of the excitement which engrossed all sentation by the students of their heartfelt of us the week before the Christmas recess. contributions to the needy. ,lack Bell, wel- Mechanically inclined students prepare toys for presentation. The parade of resplendent gifts exemplifies Beach High's generosity 1 toward the les fortunate. Santa takes a breather from Jack Bell, Herald columnist, the busy activities of the day. views the top. T0gTCl7Tl comed with deafening applause, delivered a mexsage which lauded the beneficence of Beach High. Euphonic sounds drift from the A Cappella Clioir's holiday selection Odds and ends from around town appeared in a wild conglomeration as students prepared their floats. Beach High joins the space age and orbits their first successful rocket in a migl ity roar. Straight from the Follies Berg- eres comes this Can-Can Queen, Steve Rindley. Bleep . . . bleep . . . bleep the Martians have landed at Beach High!! The skits in F rolics '60 were out of this worldf, The characters ranged from cowboys to geisha girlsg the setting from Mars to Dreams- ville. Beatniks, bears, Romans, Amazons, and French Can-Can girls-all participated in the laughter-filled weekend show of March 19 and 20. Beta's I Enjoy Being a Girln was the winning effort and Junior Exchange-:'s Three Bears won second place.. However, the teacher's skit, Ma- harajah Madness, topped the hilarity. Mr Ruby puts the flnal touches on the Sheik Mr. Katz. C10Wt1iHE behind the 5081166 COVCTS jittefs ffdm Stage fright- 'Faithful Melvin is accosted by Baby Jones as Mother Jones titters. A swf' 1. Y. x X SQ gig 3. X , , . K ,nf 1.3.-KK,KK Q . :N . .,b.. , - K K , Q SE Q' .. K K X.. 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Awmww Q N XXX x xx SX xx 5 N f LL X m QW X S wp X X im X x ,:A,:,, K xx N X X Nw . QWQ X. .. 5 B .. ww 5 . fit X K .Wg-M ww: N N S www- T 5 N VX K if S ? z Q: 7 s K3 SL N - 5 fi il 5 ks ?: s isfgi Q. 5- I . 5 53 e M A ii ? , XS X 'N N-'f f'f' ,. 2 K S , . N , Carol Barrocas and Ronald Isaacson anticipate the momentous evening to follow. junic Cotillion is the Junior counterpart of the Senior Prom. Underclassmen danced to shimmering chords and chortled at the humorous entertainment. Each dazzle-eyed Junior enjoyed the scintillation of his first big dance. As flickering candles set the romantic scene, the party-goers prepare to en- joy the evening's entertain- ment. 1 2 Q 21 m H4 otillion Amorous couples prefer that dreamy, slow rhythm But these boppers really feel that cool beat - . T NW ...D .-,W W, .x... N V---M..-.4 - .--- N N - - . . . 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Couples float across the floor to silvery strains of musical memories. ?l senior prom . . . the night of all nights This beauteous evening is the ecstatic climax of a senior's high school years. The class attends en masse with in- toxicated gaiety to enjoy this last fete. Before making their grande entree, Nina Brisker adjusts Don Paul's boutonniere. Couples chatter gaily in ex- cited anticipation of the fantasia to follow. Vivacious girls and their handsome escorts file to the registration desk. rift l20 candid memories P'-' Bet Matt won't forget try outs for the Cave Dwel lers Pam will remember hectic days as a rookie when sophomores fell prey to seniors such as Burt Corliss. Through these portals pass . . . some do, and some do not! ! I as 3 X M.-nf' K WN ...X R x if S is SS X S S f'Xi 55 ig S 1 . gf-N .X - K L--. X if ' WN -Q -:km ' ? A X' 1 f is X YS' Q .. X . .. .-in K: K j Ni X S N S X ' . 5 ' ,KX N X X .fs X N Q' S Q ww X X X gm w S MK S Q 7 RN! N . X A WE N N GX -iw X X -. 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Rigs' .Nfl X XX 'gi N .X XX. . .XXXXX N -arg X X Y S . E X Sw W X X X X WX XX.. . X kgx N. EX.. wx -f X X X S5 S I X jx ., 5-SFX! - XX X X1 XXX.. XXSSK X X X XX X V X may X ... XX QXX X S 5 .: Xl. --X X,.: -X -X.....,. i .3 X. -. Saw: activities R4 51 5 .kiy if iff' Q' Q 'X S R X Q n ' . xQ'N 'R W Xa ww. lx xx. X Mrs. Muriel Rash Denis Russ Sponsor President Our student council, an affiliate of the National and Florida Associations of Student Councils, is the most ac- tive and diverse organization in school. New students find aid in adjusting to Beach High through the Council's orientation services. Throughout the year they sponsor a variety of social affairs. Other projects are the presenta- tion of devotionals over the public address system, and programs for honor roll students.. In addition to manag- ing all student elections and assemblies, the organization prepares activity cards for each student. This year's Blast- off project was an enterprising campaign for Spirit Week. In fact, our Student Council is a mirror for all student activities and opinions. Fred Lane Adrienne Schneider Vtce President Recording Secretary Pat Billig Steve Katz Secretary of Projects Chaplain. Bonnie Oka Secretary of Publicity Murray Greenberg Secretary of Assembl l ies Karen Baum Robert Cole Carresponding Secretary Treasurer I Just LOVE Student Council! Monte Lee Bonnie Moses Lewis Serbin Secretary of Athletics Secretary of Social Secretary of Interior SENIOR BOARD-Row 1, L-R: Elaine Pascal, Richard Roth, Jose Ojeda, Stephen Farber, Diana Blank, Terry Sedlik, Richard Dysart, David Korn- reich. Row 2: Freyda Zlot- schewer, S a n d r a Weinstock, Joel Dokson, Leighton Woolf, Don Paul, Steve Smith, Ronni Cohen, Harvey Heller, Marlene Karp. ASSISTANTS AND HALL USHERS -Raw I, L-R: Linda Kosterich, Kathy Serbin, Cindy Morgan, Mari- lyn Kleinman, Sheila Kagan, Fran Einhorn, Betsy Rosen. Row 2, L-R: Phil Huber, Bob Better, Bob Samuels, Steve Farber, .lon Alpert, Ray Shep- herd, Howard Gordon. I39 SOPHOMORE BOARD-Row 1, L-R: Maris Gewant, Karen Kovacs, Donna Dru- ker, Iris Slofsky, Roberta Ladis. Row 2: Sharon Glassman, Susan Josephs, Karen Rosenthal, Toni Ellis, Jusy Kross. Row 3: Bob Payton, Chet Lane, Jimmy Hawser, Andy Zebitz, Steve Polizar, Steve Stein- feldt, Leon Firtel. Are you sure that's Student Council business, Bonnie? Th01'6'S WiIlkCIl.B1iI1k0I1, 2-Hd B011- queries Mrs. Rash. JUNIOR BOARD-Row 1, L-R: Barbara Biggart, Jo Anne Levy, Fred Cohen, Bob Better, Steve Chase, Joan Rosen, Stacey Kogen, Barbara Sidrow. l40 USHERS--Row 1, L-R: Bonnie Moses, Susan Bodne, Roberta, Didi Schneider, Ellen Helper, Karen Baum, Pat Billig, Barbara Step- ner, Charlotte Yanowitz. Row 2, L-R: Sandra Gastfriend, Sandy Bacher, Antoinette Lustig, Donna Schoenfeld, Alan Rockway, Sam Brooks, Robert Baum, Sumner Cohen. Row 3, L-R: Pat Stallings, Nancy Srosd, Fred Lane, Denis Russ, Kenny Mallon, Ronald Rein. Row 4, L-R: Joyce Forrest, Lea Bussey, Jo Ann Jacobson, Lynn Blackerm, Maxine Ross, Penny Bookchester. Row 5, L-R: Dorothy Naness, Sandra Goldberg, Susan Lustig, Susan Green, Joan Balkin, Elizabeth Block, Marla Paul, Barbara Lazarus. Row 6, L-R: Louis Greenwald, Howard Snoweiss, Murray Greenbergm, Steve Perry, Gary Kaplan, Audrey Rubin, Elandra Biololenki, Celia Miller, Ann Wolk, Bonnie Bromberg. Row 7, L-R: Charles Nerstein, Alan Bloom, Stanley Rosen, Sheldon Taslunan, Howard Schoninger, David Simon. Row 8, L-R: Alan Kaufman, Harvey Malter, Robert Rifkind, Thomas Vytas, Bard Brenner, Michael Lazarus, Franklin Klein. USHERS-Row I, L-R: Rhoda Deutschbein, Susan Kimmel, Wendy ' Schwartz, Joanne Warren, Helen Plonsky, Betty Raphael, Linda Adel- man, Marcy Abex, Kathy Serbin, Vicki Bernstein, Donna Deutsch. Row 2, L-R: Joan Rosen, Sandi Wruble, Jane Noble, Trudy Bloom, Nancy Rower, Dava Garfunkel, Penny Gust, Arlene Friedman, Ruth Kaplan, Diane Stern, Carol Steinberg, Nancy Ascher. Row 3, L-R: Sheila Young, Janice Weinman, Ann Caballero, Alexa Weiss, Barbara Warren, Ann Lee Freidman, Jane Owen, Fran Einhorn,'Lynn Black, Susan Wolk, Lois Bookbinder, Esther Mazor, Judy Schwab. USHERS-Row 1, L-R: Paul Berger, Dick Freedman, Ronnie Krongold, Kenny Zinner, Steve Cobb, Steve Robinson, Kenneth Mallon. Row 2, L-R: Reddy Nash, Monte, David Haber, Stefe Farber, Bob Samuels, Jerry Rich, Brice Krell, Alan Slotkin. Row 3, L-R: Fred Cohen, Richard Schwartz, Bob Better, Danny Hutner, Dennis Laskin, Lee Fertell, Stoney Shukat. national honor society Induction into National Honor Society is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a student at Beach High. In addition to service, character, and leadership, the student must exhibit scholastic excellence by attaining honor roll marks four times out of the eight marking periods prior to admission. Toni Evins Lewis Serhin Vice President P V 051116713 Steve Farber Fay Lutsky Lynne Ostro Eileen Seiden Nina Deutsch Barbara Lazarus 5 E Mr. David H. Sherman Sponsor Sponsor Miss Margaret Tarrar Adrienne Green Nina Brisker Treasurer Secretary Mr. Charles Sp Neil Olchin Frayda Zlotshewer Mary Ellen Satin I Martha Alpert Joel Dokson Warren Spiller Q. Drummond amor Mr. Michael P. Samuelson Leah Poller Sponsor Editor-in.-Chief The Typhoon staff works industriously all year to produce the school's most anticipated publica- tion. In spite of the sponsor, the yearbook de- velops. The editor, better known as the slave driver, organizes all workg the plagiarist writes oopyg the club editor procrastinatesg the artist sits on the layoutsg the photo-co-ordinators and pho- tographers feudg the sports editor does nothingg the assistants are nuisancesg and the business staff embezzles. In general, the wastebaskets are filled with everything. Diana Blapk Martha Alpert Barbara Rossman Adrienne Green Staff Artist Copy Editor Ph0t0.C0.0rdim1g0f Activities Editor YKYzDg,1e Stryker 'Michael Silow Jay Wapnick Martin Ross Ph010.C0.0fdinag0f Assistant Sports Editor Sports Editor Photographer Gail Pollak Joanne Patiteaux Senior Assistant Typist ASSISTANTS-L-R: Rita Kanner, Vera Rothfeld, Marilyn Seid- ner, Joyce Stern. .X Es in Ox R T .X QR. SN X xx. . HQ jf . s-. S N. .X .1 X Q Y. I N 4 - . x :Q . 1 . Q. .... . X X f A Q S X 5- TQ.. A ff- -lllikl Xsxx . ..... . g NW.. iw m . - .. -S X.w..f,i'w.x . .M vs N. Q - .ga .fx . M X f Q . ..... . x-x X X 1 S X X 9 K A X E :NK N . ex, K X N XYSQ-N .K .W . . 5 X 55' 5 X . X X SI N' ' X5 xv N :Xxx K .ii S X'i. R 3 1 Q Qs X .WEN NX 'Xi .K fx. .Q ... . S-. -W S a. X xv X Q as N X 5 . Q X Q X 'Wi . . 5 . . .. .. . ' 5.3 ' w- iq- -Nwikw QA A Nha .xl X X X N K . . ................... N ix Nw. Q. -. .... :Q .ii Q S . I46 Intense Typhoon Staff Members Ady Green and Barbara Rossman work in a rare moment of tranquility in Room 117, vacated because of u school holiday. CHIEF STAFF 'TRAINER Leah Poller 5 5 3 S S We did it, Mr. Samuelson, WE DID IT, scream hysterical business staff members, We sold EVERY Typhoon! ! ! z Martha and Ady work diligently on the club section-deadlines can't be Versatile Staff members surge ahead-Barbara searches for ignored! pictures in obscure placesg Diane thinks of artistic ways to typeg theeditor does the menial tasks. ff- N., , .. Q x, -L A S. gs? QSN X M Nix- .- N. ww 'NN .Q X KS -' :QS W . ...-, Q. g xk.X AXA.. .. SX S Wy, . .x N -fm .X -ww Wx Q YS' x xx XXX M, XXXX. S. K Q .Nr .sk is 1 iwiwax - 9 svf'w-. . ,. kg? -- - X .... Q5 'K S k- SN NX XXXX W K x Q. N ,Mk wr W-xxx X X X N X smwy ik Sf sw wwf vw. .Q mm ix N 2 'iv' . -.iff NSY: -.S ' s. . X WM x W y X x . . :Q Q x X K fzdffffil h wg if 5 - 1 --FEES? f viii The Beachcomber serves as an outlet for current student opinion by publishing edi- torials and letters to the editor. It is also a vehicle of education as demonstrated by its articles on college preparations and vocations. Well known features, such as Beach Breeze, Ty Talk and Writer's Corner, appear regularly. This fine newspaper, ha'ving achieved high standards in journalism, has won national medals. Staff members like- wise have received recognition for excellency in their field. wonders Marlene Lensky. Why don't Vicki and Barbara ever use my ideas? dolefully the beachco Miss Anne Hendrick Lea Bussey Advisor Co-Editor-in-Chief l i l Vicki Oleck Virginia Gordon Joel PPOYCCI Editorial Editor Feature Editor SPOTFS Edimf l 4 Marlene Lensky Ann Caballero Gail. Grundt Assistant Editorzhl Editor Assistant Feature Editor Circulatzan Manager 1 f REPORTERS-Row 1, L-R: Sue Goldberg, Judy Notowitz, Esther Mervish, Barbara Lazarus, Roni Cohen, Ruth Kleinvex. Row 2, L-R: Francine Einhorn, Gene Paul, Fred Lane, Alan Rockway, Barbara Zuckerman. ' 5 X f . .X F S si. SQ .. N Q XKXQ X. X Siu . - X xx S N AN X. Q 2: X Q X . .X . X -Q 5 I X Q XXX .X X x 5 X N S NN. .. Glee Coleman solicits . . . L. B. Byrd Sol Schwartz Warren Ruden Sponsor Editor-in-Chief Editor Emeritus embr 0 The Embryo was founded in 1946 as a magazine for the literary achievements of the student body. Since that time the reproduc- tion of the magazine has changed from mimeographing to printing, and the circulation has increased from approximately three hun- dred to fifteen hundred people. The format has improved by the inclusion of photographs and a greater variety of literature such as editorials, book reviews, and feature articles. Vic Comms Ronnie Miller Charlotte Yanowitz Rgbert Better - f- 1 C- 1 ,' Senior Editor Exchange Ediwf Layout Editor ggliggelilifrnflzg, Slagcxfzxgggr ASSISTANTS AND ASSOCIATE EDITORS-Row 1, L. to R.: Elaine Pascal, Ava Fenster, Sharon Price, .lean Segall, Fran Goldstein. Row 2, L. to R.: David Levy, Warren Spiller, Danny Hutner, Dennis Luskin. ISO Uh, oh-another mistake! Sharon Price David Levy Jean Segall Peter Taub Assistant 12th Assistant 11th Assistant 10th. Associate Manager Grade Manager Grade Manager Grade Manager EMBRYO CONTRIBUTORS-Row 1, L-R: Diane Blackman, Ellen Helper, Rita Kratchmer, Loraine Freidman, Ruth Kaplan, Diane Goldstein, Kay Weiss, Karen Baum, Marilyn Brenner. Row 2: Karen Rosenthal, Neil Otchin, Joel Ratner, Sol Schwartz, Ira Turner, .loe Lundy, Steve Cobb, Toni Evins. EMBRYO CIRCULATION-Row 1, L-R: Judy Kross, Joan Sternfield, Annetta Rosenhaus, Joan, Liebman, Nancy Blum, Joanna Kahn, Julia Salomon, Lynn Rubin. Row 2: Margaret Cohen, Marsha Posner, Linda Hyams, Susan Epstein, Della Salzberg, Judy Feldman, Barbara Herzog. Row 3: Maris King, Marsha Glassnian, Diane Pollack, Iris Bookbinder, Glee Coleman, Leslie Litt. Raw 4: Leighton Woolfe, Robert Rifkind, Bob bBetter, Steve Chase, Mickey Mills, Mike Brodsky. Row 5: Fred Cohen, Henry Milsen, Ronnie Rosen, David Levy, Alan Kaufman, Gabe Bem aron. national forensic - league 2 Mrs. Myrtle Gillen 2 E 2 S 2 R x S Paul Nathanson Neal Sonnett Karsten- Struhl Barry Richard Harvey Heller Antoinette Lustig Fred Lane Tony Pearl Gary Kaplan e n 1 1 n Nina Deutch Denis Russ Barry Halpern Howard Snoweiss Thespians, the national honor society for those who excel in dramatics, produces the Thespian play and the Senior Class Play. This active club also participates in the Thanksgiving program, the Christman-Chanukah p r o g r a in, Frolics, and the Senior High Drama Festival. In past years, our outstanding Thespian Troop has won many honors in compe- titive dramatic contests. i 'Ti Stewart Bakst Irwin Goldberg l Harmonious T h e s pi a n members accomplish their chores. Barry Marvin Brittman Gola Vicki Kligermdn Treasurer Kleinvex l Sandi Wruble l Steve Clein X l spians Lynda Kaplan Karsten Stnill Adrienne X Green 1 X lil Of course Thespians are talented! Adinah Stadlan President Neal Sonnett Vice President Matthew Gold J ay W. Jensen Sponsor Joanne Drayman X Elaine Pascal U modern dance clu One of the most energetic and most lauded clubs in school is the Modern Dance Club. In its three years of existence, it has added zest to the Thanksgiving Program, Coronation, Frolics, Band-Choir Concert, and Drama Festival. Membership is attained through audition in which prospective members must exhibit litheness, grace, rhythm, and potential stage talent. Mrs Joan Starr Sponsor These blocks . . . these stones . . . these worse than senseless things lDian Joyce, Flo Routh, Florrie Eisenstat, Suzie Eisenstat, Linda Hyams, Julie Salomanl idolize their hero, Lynda Kaplan. Wellsknown Beach High profiles -Carole Steinberg, Gail Lipson, and Carole Lipsky. l56 umm N X5 by Nx l 1. X X X X, XX XX A ii? Qs X .fw k X X i Q NS 3 X s 5 X 5 551: x .X .X Q3 X 1 X A .: .1 5 gs xx Ax X. .X X . . .N X N X X. x QF? . X, M X! QE A 'fx ff: X XI. .X XX. XX.X ' Q .. Q. iw ' X .. SS sf: L' -Xfs. . .... - gf2XsXgi-:gj'Xt . my .. . . R . x . X . si 8 CU, I Q anchor Q 2 lr :P V' l . b 1 9 , . . I -. ,1 x . ,U 3,1 Kg --:fi Q if v 4: ins Margie Goldberg President Lyn Pearl Susan Berger Elaine Chausky Sandy Broad Bunny Mechlowitz JUNIORS-Row 1, L-R: Wendy Schwartz, Joyce Stern, Betsy Rosen, Vera Rothfeld, Ellen Warner, Betsy Levine. Row 2: Vicki Mechanic, Joan Rosen, Ann Caballero, Fran Einhorn, Gayle Grundt, Linett Albert. IN MEMORIAM Ilene Kaplan Margie Goldberg sniffs her smelling salts in preparation for calling the meeting to order. Gerri Wasserman Bonnie Moses Arlene Turchin Micki Feinstein Secretary Vice President Secretary l Members of Anchor Club assume the responsi- bility of selling attractive Beach High stationery. They also manage rummage sales and sell candy and programs at the Typhoon games. Participa- tion in Cancer drives and visits to Kendall Home are some of their community activities. Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson SP0Yl-90 ruler of ANCHOR'S navy, chants Admiral Marty Minsker. I am the monarch of the sea, the Diane Stern Merri Mann Eileen Berland Sheila Kagan Mary Abbott Toni Evans Sandy Weinstock Adrienne Levine Patti Paskow Pat Stallings l59 Mike Brodsky President T 896 , 0 N 13 A 'OK it 5 9 21, F' : GQ- o 'Q C N 2 . ' 5 an be C5 if fxonhff' club 5 2 Fred Lane Mike Peyton ,Keith Kashuk Mike Orin 4 1 Bob Samuels Robert Feigenhaum Alan Bloom l60 Junior Exchange Sweetheart Sue Schwartz makes a thrifty switch at Burdine's Ex- change Department. Monte Lee Ted Nash Steve Robinson Vice President Treasurer Secretary Mr. William Wright I What would sports be like at Beach High i without Junior Exchange Club members ushering and decorating goal posts at Ty- , phoon games and coordinating the service . club volleyball tournament? In the com- t munity, Junior Exchange helps the Men- tally Ill and Tuberculosis Associations. For school service they supply teachers with ink and whitewash the World War II Memorial. A good service club member pays close attention to the progress of his meeting, Monte Lee! I i t F JUNIORS-Row 1, L-R: T h e 0 d o r e Nash, Alan Slotkin, John Fiesler. Row 2: Steve Robinson, Murray Greenberg, Perry Steinberg. l6l M gif, 3 . 'x f E. 2 I z allwfg KX! ,ga beta club Mrs. Helen McCulloch Barbara Rossman Sponsor President Gail Kalish Elsie Adler Lynda Shein Ruth Kaplan Martha Alpert Lea Bussey Eileen Selden Diana Blank Mary Ellen Satin JUNIORS--Row 1, L-R: Janice Lev- inson, Dave Garfunkel, Cindi Morgan, Lesli Green, Rosalind Lehrman, Mar- lene Rosenberg. Row 2: Diana Whyte, Donna Schoenfeld, Gail Lipson, Mar- garet Cohen, Barbara Sidrow, Marilyn Seidner, Barbara Biggart, Joanna Kahn, Patti Wolf, Lillian Cohen. Maddi Mirow Hope Green Lola Nadler Nina Brisker Historian Vice President Parliamentarian Chaplain Susan Schwartz Patricia Billig Barbara Zinn Treasurer Secretary Secretary Beta, the oldest girls' service club in Beach High, boosts school spirit during the football season by distributing witty tags to all students and teachers. Additional community service includes pack- aging Christmas gifts for mental health patients and cheering resi- dents of the American Children's Home by entertaining them. Beta's Hammus Alabamus finds a new Daisy Mae in Terry Sedlik who eviden wonders how she'll housebreak him. tly Beta's Mr. Personality, Harvey Heller, seeks comfort from his constant companion, the secret to his warm, cuddly per- sonality. l63 nio W 2- ,SUNIOQ 9 N Op , .s Zzmx Mr. Al Trifone Warren Spiller Sponsor President When the cannon booms at football games, Junior Op- timist boys are loading the gun. This active club also plasticizes identification cards and supplies the teachers with memo pads. The students give a minor sports award to a deserving athlete and have one of their own, that of volleyball championship. Stephen Smith Mitchell Guthaim Gary Kaplan Den-is Russ Neil Otchin Lewis Serbin Howard Snoweiss Ion Alpert Tony Pearl John Meyer I64 Alan Rockway Robert Baum Kenneth Zinner .lose Ojeda Vice President Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary An Optimistic Sweetheart, Nina Brisker, tries for a fish in the Junior High pond. Warren Spiller bites the dust as his attacker, the hombre Jose Ojeda, views his dastardly deed. JUNIORS-Row 1, L-R: Jerry Woolf, Kenny Zinner, Ed Trieb, Jeffrey Lefcourt, Peter Wolf. Row 2: Barry Schwartz, Steve Chase, Allan Krueger, Richard Schwartz. I65 l 0 8' l '09l Q G2 i club Joyce Forrest Miss June Edmondson President Sponsor l Hot dog, anyone? shout the energetic Octette girls at football games. The Club also helps run the PTA supply store and supervises the orange juice machine. Service is given to the community through participation in charity drives and visits to the Montanari Home. Oh, keep your pass handy because the Octette member who is monitoring in the hall may ask to see it! Rub-a-dub-duh, three members in a club and who do you think they were?-Ronnie Rosenberg, Audrey Rubin, and Joan Postelnek. Vicki Oleck Antoinette Lustig Roberta Low Virginia Gordon Judy Zablow Maxine Taylor Joan Postelnek Sheila Young Marilyn Kleinman Ellen Berkowitz Ellen Helper Barbara Stepner Adrienne Schneider Sharon Hertz Vice President Treasurer Secretary Chaplain Barbara Warren Ronnie Rosenberg Parliamentarrkm Historian JUNIORS-Row 1, L-R: Sandy Wruble, Kathy Ser- hin, Sharon Hertz, Nancy Drosd, Barbara Warren, Lenore Selig. Row 2: Susan Bodne, Rita Kanner, Audrey Rubin, Alice Duhbin, Rita Krachmer, Beth Stratton, Gail Shulman, Celia Miller, Dale Levy. Kathy Serbin Secretary Esther Mazox' Helaine Zablo I 1 These adoring femaleg overwhelm me, nonchalantly reflects Mr. Wonderful, Fred Lane. 33 EL E , in ' s Mr. Myron McKieman Sponsor key R CLU f R2 fvrlll V he + S, X 41, V 1? FR , O Glu! Barry Richard President Barry Savitt Russell Herman Neil Buchbinder Robert Cole Larry Margolis Richard Gonzalves Eddie Saperstein JUNIORS-Row 1, L-R: Steve Pine, Richard Rosen, Billy Rich- mond, Richard Gottlieb, Ronald Rien. Row 2, L-R: Ronnie Miller, Alan Jarett, Sheldon Tashman, Stuart Auerbach, Robert Rifkin, Ira Ruskin. ' Richard Dysart Macey Trute Treasurer Secretary As a natural monopoly, Key Club publishes the only Miami Beach High School Student Directory. Among their community projects, the boys collect funds for Muscular Dystrophy and Polio. A Father-Son Picnic and an honor luncheon highlight their yearly activities. Richard Stern Martin Goldberg Secretary Vice President Having trouble? Key won't fit? Well, Miss Pascal, try th Yellow Pages of the Directory. If only they would notice me, prays Barry Richard. ! 6 1,L'mZ- J' Q QP 4l-Ml 1 club Judy Applebaurn Miss Shirleyann Diamond President Sponsor The adoption of a foreign orphan is the new- 5 est innovation in the activities of Opti-Miss Q Service Club. School service includes ushering in the halls, assisting in the Senior High Li- brary, and selling snowballs at football games. In the community, the girls participate in charity drives and visit the Montonari Home. E Elaine Pascal Toni Shad Judy Notowitz E S 1 3 2 s I Iris Beth Sharpe Linda Baskind Leah Poller Philippa Weine Dorothy Naness X l 1 l l l JUNIORS-Row 1, L-R: Susan Miller, Jane Owen, Tina Handelman, Joanne Levy, Linda Bishop, Jacki Dorf. Row 2: Freddi Rosenfeld, Nancy Rowen, Sharon Glickman, Felice Sussman, Roxanne Pallet, Nan Herman, Gail Brown. l70 Sandy Angel Charlotte Yanowitz Karen Baum Linda Bishop Felice Sussman Chaplain Vice President Secretary Treasurer Secretary Gail Pollak Linda Adelman Blanche Sehwartz Why, Mr. Pessimister, Denis Russ, who ever heard of rain on Miami Beach? Marilyn Gidney 4 Leslie l.itt Susan Finger These opti-miss tic girls are anticipating another scintillating service club meeting. I7I Q 3 ts i. Mr. Walter Van Horn Sponsor Paul Nathonson Karsten Struhl RRY gtago O 'Z 'TAG oc' 041 94 4lOP'lP4x club Larry Cohen David Levy mond Chaplain D011 P8111 Neal Sonnett Martin Katz With the approach of the Yule season, Octagon mem- bers begin their annual proj- ect of selling fruitcakes. Among their school activities is the peanut concession at football games. Participation in mental health drives and other worthwhile community projects rounds out their program of yearly service. JUNIORS-Row 1, L-R: Charles Un- gerleider, Charles Shanker, Joseph Lundy, Peter Whitman. Row 2, L-R: Robert Better, Dennis Laskin, Donald Berger, Stewart Bakst. l72 Marvin Brittman Martin Minsker Leighton Woolf Ing Tmixngr Vice President Secretary Secretary Treasurer David Rippner Steve Katz Chaplain Sergeant-at-Arms MBU Gold Joel Dokson An attractive Octagon Sweetheart, Margie Goldberg I guess you came at the wrong time, quips Ira Turner to-an amused Typhoon Photographer. David MHFHHS Stephen Farber Sumner Cohen Howard Gordon SCCVBWVJ' Vice President Secretary Treasurer Every driver in school is familiar with thename Wheel Club. This organization provides an invaluable service, the renewal of drivers' licenses. Students new to the school should praise this club for its other school service, the informative hall directional signs. Charity drives are among the community activities of Wheel Club members. Big Wheel Club Sweetheart Sandy Angel takes a jaunt on her classy two-wheeled Schwinn. .IUNIORS-Row I, L-R: Louis Greenwald, Ronnie Maskol, Steve Cobb, David Simon, Mike Lazarus, Jerry Rich' man. Raw 2, L-R: Danny Hutner, Fred Cohen, Danny Appleruth, Steve Katzin, Paul Breakstone, Bard Brenner. whf-3:9 if 41 . , .N v ,fi Z ' 1 'Z 4 x x sf ,I X Ji lub Stephen Perry Mr. M. B. Alexander President . Sponsor E 2 2 E Q 2 3 Howard Roth Joel Ratner Mark Wickman Neil Owhin Richard Rgth E 4 3 E Barney Kogen Sam Brooks David Samee Richard Flaste David Kornreigh Ralph Crieoo JUNIORS-Row I, L-R: Danny Hutner, Stanley Kimmel, Mike Lazarus, Steve Katzin, Paul Breakstone. Row 2: Fred Cohen, Jerry Richman, Ronnie Maskel, Louis Greenwald, Gerald Silver. I75 r. John Coleman Sponsor .loel Dokson Band Captain band The hard-working Beach High Band and Major- ettes add zest and sparkle to school assemblies and football games. In addition to performing locally, outstanding musicians are sent to band conventions. We all owe a vote of thanks and praise to the Unsung Heroes of the band. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES: Sharon Stein, Paul Breakstone, Susan Brawer, Patti Mackauf. --N1-r -- - . - s...--its xqvxx .,tNsm.1W:-w m wmma -saaw s TYPHOONETTES-Raw.1, L-R: Patti Machauf, Susan Brower, Sharon Stem Row 2, L-R: Arlene Weissman, Pat Bursten, Sue Richards, Judy Elson. Row 3, L-RJ Shelly Kradman, Glee Coleman, Janice McLeod, Leslie Ronin, Joan Bregman. Row 4, .L-R: Jane Owen, Bunny Mechlowitz, Barbara Warren, Rita Kanner, Shelly Schiller. Row 1, L-R: Paul Breakstone, Elizabeth Stratton, Elyse Dubbin, Joy Granat, Lyn Waldbaum, Roberta Shulman, Susan Bersten, Stoney Shukat, Peter Whitman, Steven Rediker, Judy Kross, Steve Pine, Susan Brawer. Row 2: Barbara Lazarus, Ted Nash, Lyn Pearl, Arthur Liabel, Mickey Gilbert, Paul Wolfson, Irving Greenberg, Russel Herman, Robert Baum, Robert Rien, Drake Regent, Elsie Adler, Louis Greenwald. Row 3: Kenny Levine, Mitchell Zeiger, Dan Kaufman, Andy Schwartz, Mike Perlin, Steve Schaeffer, Richard Ellenhogen, Steven Perry, Sol Schwartz, Joel Dokson, Alex Pollack, Barry Millman, Howard Entman, Steven Katzin, Richard Gonzalves, John Meyer. Row 4: Alan Press, Vytus Thomas, Theodore Zwerdling, Jerry Silver, Sam Brooks, Don Goodstern, Robert Menaker, Charles Nussman, Larry Diamond, Stuart Auerbach, Robert Granoff, Daniel Hutner, Ion Belson, Robert Hauser, Paul Garofolo, Yvette Cardozo, Phyllis Kramer, Leonard Levy, Gary Dubbler, Jerald Richman, Robert Holtzman, Howard Simkowitz, Paul Bruun, Ronald Gaby, Bruce Rapee. l77 choir '4Round and round . . . Round and round . . . As the sound of music fades, the enthusiastic audience bursts into applause. This reaction greeted the A Cappella Choir as it performed in various shows throughout the year. The members, who have gained entrance competitively, combine their voices and efforts to be musically accurate and effective, and to build our choir into one of the best in the area. Mr. William Triplett A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Row I, L-R: Sarah Jane Klienman, Barbara Salem, Judy Ticht, Joanne Cantor, Delsie Lipton, Lenore Rosen, Arlene Warmbrun, Carol Steinberg, Lynne Ostro, Linda Safier, Judy Woolf, Dale Myers, Judy Weiss, Freddy Rosenfeld, Sharon Price, Roberta Benjamin. Row 2, L-R: Ruthie Kleinvex, Bonnie Hoff, Rhoda Jacobs, Janice Revitz, Eve Salzman, Karen Piken, Harold Kart, Richard Dysart, Carole Yaguda, Susan Cardoza, Sandra Weinstock, Devra Dernis, Ellen Schlosser, Linda Shein. Row 3, L-R: Gail Lip- son, Wendy Schwartz, Joan Groskin, Estelle Pesso, Bonnie Braunstein, Harriet Leavitt, Jane Steinberg, Perry Steinberg, Howard Stone, Rhoda Jacobs, Charlotte Adams, Bonnie Bromberg, Janet Zuckerman, Linda Evans. Row 4, L-R: Susan Strausser, Dorothy Naness, Sharon Glickman, Barbara Courshon, Tanya Ellis, Sumner Cohen, Robert Rifkin, Norman Cutler, Susan Matterson, Joan Potter, Lilyan Cohen, Carole Furhman, Paula Metzer, Esta Woloson. Row 5, L-R: Marilyn Marcus, Gayle Glickman, Charlotte Yanowitz, Elaine Pascal, Steven Clein, Mike Peyton, Warren Ruden, Teddy Schull, Robert Sanchez, Harvey Heller, Mike Oritt, Sheldon Ross, Nancy Ranurez, Cookie Schwartz, Maxine Taylor, Arlyn Anstandig. 2 ---V,, S S . X805 Q 'fm vm? W, . , . ffm Sis i .L.. - M . ' , future nurses america Those looking forward to a career in nursing, may join Future Nurses of America. For practical experience members assist the school nurse during their free periods. In Future Nurses of America, one also learns the qualifi- cations and responsibilities of being a nurse. Mrs. Louise Glass Sponsor Linda Kassel Joan Stemfield Sharon Serota Marilyn Sacharoff President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Row 1, L-R: Lynn Winterbottom, Jo-Ann Warren, Terry Sedlik, Judith Rubin, Diane Turbin, Pat Elkind. Row 2: Dawna Puzen, Marilyn Sacharoff, Glenda Shunian, Joni Stemfield, Susan Richards, Ellen Steinberg, Carol Steinberg. Row 3: Gerri Katzen, Penny Gust, Stephanie Isaacs, Ava Fenster, Roberta Jacobs, Jacqueline Conte, Sharon Serota. 180 tgps future teachers of america Anyone planning to enter the teaching profession may join Future Teachers of America. To maintain membership one must achieve a B average in scholarship and citizenship, have recommendations from two teachers, and make twenty-four service hours a semester. The members assist at school functions, aid busy teachers, observe classes in action, and continue their fine work in a school-wide, student-coaching program. Mrs. Jane Pierce Sponsor Diane Stern Eileen Seiden Janice Weinman Linda Baskind Sheila Young President Treasurer Paint Secretary Secretary Vice President , , ,VW -.-.. -, - -.. -.-- --,.,., ----.... -...,.., -..,.....c ,..,.,........., .,......,.1 Weinman, Diana Spilfogel, Carol Yaguda, Jane Steinberg, Nina Brisker Row 2, L-R: Diane Ross, Sharon Ross, Marilyn Kleinman, Sheila Kagan Ann Beth Simon, Eve Salzman, Lynn Ostro, Adinah Stadlan, Annetta Rosen- haus. Row 3, L-R: Sheila Young, Roberta Low, Esther Mazor, Pat Stallings, .loan Postelnek, Roberta Grossman, Bonnie Tubin, Dorothy Naness. l 1 JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES-Row 1, L-R: Judy Feldman, Rosalind Rudy, Zeta Novick, Phyllis Frank, Arlene Weissman, Elaine Press, Anabelle Press, Vera Rothfeld, Ann Wolk, Fredi Rosedfeld. Row 2, L-R: Rosalee Roscnkrantz, Barbara Ashenkas, Rhoda Deutschnra, Bonnie Kaplan, Gaylan Goldstein, Lynn Winterbottom, Ruth Sedlik, Ellen Fritz, Ruth Balaief, Lois Cohen. Row 3, L-R: Karen Rosenthal, Brenda Maggotson, Marlene Posner, Linda Hyams, Joan Rosen, Sonni Glasser, Fern Gomer, Frayda Zlotschewer, Diane Blacker, Lynn Blacker. Row 4, L-R: Heidi Kent, Evette Cardoza, Carol Rosenfeld, Roz Lehrinan, Roberta Silverstein, Gloria if W i Brickman. V I8 Iii Mrs. Ella Mae Gilbert Sponsor senior library council Where is the Saturday Evening Post?,' A student answers, lt's being used now. This competent member of the Senior Library Council has served the entire body of Beach High students. By assisting the librarians and by supplying answers to student's many queries, the other members of the club erform similar services to the school. P Mrs. Maxie Dickerson Sponsor OFFICERS-L-R: Betty Breitler, parliamentariang Sandra Gastfriend, vice presidentg Roberta Garfinkle, treasurer. SENIOR LIBRARY COUN- CIL-Row 1, L-R: Sandra Casterfield, Diane Turbin, Betty Breitler, Elaine Schae- fer, Marcia Schekter, Gloria Bernstein. Row 2, L-R: Sue Stair, Betty Miller, Barbara Cheskes, Darcy McQuade, Judy Notowitz, Lesli Duke. Row 3, L-R: Roberta Low, Myma Lefkowitz, Fran Al- bert, Lois Bookbinder, Elaine Scheiner, Barbara E i s m a n, Bonnie Tubin. Row 4, L-R: Jeff Shaw, Robert Houten- brink, Bob Better, Paul Ber- ger, Mike Diamond. senior brush and palette Tick . . . tick . . . tick . . . There is never enough time to reveal all that Senior Brush and Palette members do to serve the school. This organization creates the posters and scenery for all school productions- Crown 'n Capers, Frolics, Thanksgiving, Christmas-Chanukah, and the Senior Class Play, to mention a few. Their most recent project is re- search into good art colleges and available art scholarships. Senior Brush and Palette members lend themselves to the aura of creativity in the art room. SENIOR BRUSH AND PAL- ETTE-Row 1, L-R: Sharon Hertz, Elaine Abrams, Susan Zeientz, Susan Silver, Rhoda Winthrop, Regina Perlmutter, Linda Hyams. Row 2: Diane Goldstein, Karen Michaelson, Bonnie Tubin, Alexa Gray, Arlene Warmbrun, Susan Ber- ger, Marlene Posner. Row 3: Diana Blank, Sandra Schur- ing, Matthew Weinstein, Maxine Ross, Ellyn Berko- witz, Ken Smith, Stanley Harris. Mrs. Dorothy Ritter Sponsor diversified cooperative training Mr. Leonard Frischman Sponsor Linda Maher Pat Ricciardella CM01 Simm0IlS Bank Clerk Secretary Dental A,3Si-SWYI3 Madelyn Shrier Paula Celman Haffief Leflvifl Beisy Frankel Rgggpfignigg Dental Assistant Orthodontist Assistant Creative Jewelry Apprentice Helene Goldfarh Liddy Greenberg Helaine Mendelow Marilyn Lewis General Office Assistant Merchandising Agent Merchandising Agent Dental Assistant HI didn't say bite the finger! snaps a harassed D.C.T. member. This student manages to obtain a high school diploma and work in a dentist's office simultaneously. Other members work in various business and professional offices. The closely-knit organization has programs such as employer-employee banquets, breakfast meetings, and charity projects. Barbara Ah1'HmS Howard Hauser Dale Sflgel Blink Clerk Library Assistant Receptionist and Legal Secretary Lilly Mosk Dana Renner Roberta Ward Eileen Shapiro Orthodontist Assistant Legal SCCTCWTY Laboratory Dental Assistant h Technician and Assistant Sheila Tropp Diane Kusens Helaine Kaplan Nadine Wilfler Legal Secretary Bank Clerk Bank Clerk Orthodontist Assistant I wanna play a game! Anyone for football, basketball, tennis, baseball, golf, swimming, or badminton? The versatile HB Club boys excel in all sports. They have achieved membership in this elite society of gamesters by earning the school letter, a HB. Mr. Milt Feinstein Bob Goldberg Sponsor President Arthur August Michael Silow Harvey Heller Secretary Treasurer Vice President B Club boys demonstrate their athletic prowew in diversified sports contests. Io 99 club Miss Marsha Tessler Sweetheart Harvey Swickle Melvin Olman 1 Howard Friedin Michael Hyman Neil Rolnick Richard Marotta Isidore Neuman Ted Schull Mickey Tessler Stu Ellins David Dernis Lenny Lewis Norman Ruskin main office assistants With the demise of the deans and the establishment of assistant principals, the main office assistants have even more to do. They alphabetize schedule cards, stamp out-going mail, and file various items. Mrs. Margaret Ring Sponsor Row 1, L-R: Sheila Mandell, Celia Miller, Judy Wolfe, Sharon Weinman, Diana Spilfogel. Row 2, L-R: Evie Roth, Carole iutton, Ava Fenster, Carole Yaguda. Row 3, L-R: Carole Steinberg, Lois Riskin, Janice Weinman, Gale Kalish, Gail Lebofsky, oxanne Pallot. 1 graphics assistants l The efficient graphics assistants set type for various school brochures, announce- l ments, and pep tags. Mr. Alfred Trifone Sponsor Row I, L-R: Bob Feigen- baum, Peter Wolf, Mar- vin Levenson, Neil Slot-I kin, Jerry Woolf. ij? iii W i hnnivi I guidance assistants If you see a girl rushing through the hall with a sheaf of passes, you are probably looking at a guidance assistant. Besides delivering passes, these responsible students file personal records and type letters for the guidance counselors. Row I, L-R: Frayda Zlotschewer, Dorothy Naness, Carol Applebaum, Pat Stallings, Arline Turchin, Sandy Broad, Sandra Resnik. Row 2, L-R: Fay Lutsky, Lynne Ostro, Ruth Kaplan, Mercedes Ruiz, Joan Rosen, Linda Adelman, Pam Dudoff. Mrs. Louise Glass Sponsor 6-R: Devra Dernis, Bob chull, Sharon Serota, Alice Levy. clinic assistants Mr. Harold Ruby Sponsor Persons frightened by illness are calmed by the clinic assistants. These stalwart students, accustomed to the spectacle of illness, remain cool and efficient during emergencies. This year the assistants' responsibilities included administering the new oral polio vaccine. L-R: Sumner Cohen, Nancy Rowen. physics laboratory assistants 'CAm I my teacher's keeper? queries the Physics Lab assistant. Any former or present physics student may become a physics lab as- sistant. This interesting pastime consists of tidying up the physics lab, assisting in student experiments, and straightening disorder after lab assignments. biology laboratory assistants Does the aroma of formaldehyde appeal to you? Are you especially adept in the art of frog dissection? In general, do you crave knowl- edge in the field of Biology? If so, perhaps you may get your teacher to recommend you for the position of Biology Lab assistantg this in- cludes keeping and grading the teacheris tests and doing a Biology project for the year. Row 1: Keith Kashuk. Row 2: Richard Stem. All students breathe more easily when t e a c h e r s distribute mimeo- graphed notes and tests. Mimeograph assistants are to be thanked for this work saver. Miss Harriet Jonas Sponsor ASSISTANTS-L-R: Andre Wachs, Linda Bishop: Mr. Walter Van Hom Sponsor Class curriculum is enriched by timely films which are indexed and made avail- able by the Audio Visual Assistants. These proficient projectionists train other students in the operation of movie equip- ment. AUDIO VISUAL ASSISTANTS-Row I, L-R: Charles Shanker. Row 2: Sandra Goldberg, Marlene Karp, Margo Zeller. Row 3: Joan Peretz, Chuck Sutnick, Lyndon Weiss, Elaine Chausky. Mrs. Adele Goodman Sponsor You buy bobby-pins and he'll buy the hair clips. A busy Red Cross representa- tive rushes through his homeroom to fill a box to send to the needy overseas. A division of the National Red Cross As- sociation, our American Junior Red Cross also collects donations during annual Red Cross D1-ive, Row I, L-R: Shelley Kradman, Shelly Finger, Ruth Kaplan, Ellen Bloomenfield, Sharon Weinman, Gail Schulman, Carol Steinberg, Lynda Kaplan, Linda Hyams. Row 2: Tici Jay, Jacqueline Conte, Joyce Raymond, Ava Fenster, Linda Kashik, Sandra Goldberg, Sue Goldberg, Judy Noto- witz. Row 3: Maxine Ross, Nancy Gray, Charles Bennett, Stan Harris, Mike Peyton, Lois Book- binder, Mona Glasser. I9I vsseaeg E i r E Each French class in school forms a chapter of the French Club. Officers are elected in each class to represent the students at the French Club meetings. The major purpose of the organization is to further the academic interest in French. Other sidelights include electing Miss French Club, decorating the r Christmas tree, and awarding outstanding students. C'est bon, n,est ce pas? Mrs. Gail H. Davis FRENCH CLUB-Row I, L-R: Jackie Dorf, Roni Cohen, Toni Ellis, Marcia Schekter, Fran Justa, Ronnie Zahn Sandi Angel, Lilyan Cohen, Barbara Biggart, Ellen Helper. Row 2, L-R: Barry Millman, Martin Thomas, Rick Golub, Murrat Greenberg, Edward Treib, Alan Green, Larry Dugger, Robert Miller, Freddy Kaye, Freddy Blitstein. Row 3, L-R: Ronnie Lippman, Susan Schwartz, Jo-Ann Levy, Tina Handleman, Gail Lipson, Della Salzberg, Betsy Rosen, Marilyn Seidner. Row 4, L-R: Barbara Rossman, Gail Pollack, Roger Lefft, Mike Brodsky, Matthew Schneider, Barry Schwartz, Tony Pearl, Paul Frank, Sandi Speigel, Leah Poller. l92 french club FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS-L-R: Sue Schwartz, Barbara Biggart. Miss Roni Cohen French Club .Sweetheart FRENCH IV-Row I, L-R: Eileen Seiden, Leah Poller, Fran Justa, Robin Kommel, Elaine Scheiner. Row 2, L-R: Alan Green, Martin Thomas, Warren Spiller, Jeffrey Apter, Larry Dugger. There are two Latin Clubs in our school. Like the French and Spanish Clubs, the general Latin Club is made up of officers elected in each Latin class to unify these language classes. Sodalitas Latina is the Latin Club which participates in many school ac- tivities. Through its membership in the Junior Clasical League, Sodalitas Latina supports a program of bringing classical culture to Beach High by sponsoring Latin Week. The club's participation in Frolics each year is eagerly anticipated by all its members. Miss Barbara Biggart Mrs. Helen McCulloch Latin Club Sweetheart SODALITAS LATINA-Row 1, L-R: Sandi Spiegel, Maureen White, Andrea Rubin, Joanne Drayman, Jane Buryn, Sue Bursten, Joanne Cantor, Janice Revitz, Barbara Goldberg, Nan Goodman, Lois Kassewitz, Gail Lips-on, Stephanie Parness, Mollie Friedman, Mary Ellen Satin, Linnett Albert. Row 2: Susan Ep- stein, Dianna Blackman, Judith Russin, Marcella Abess, Helene Farber, Pat Bursten, Sheryl Silver, Susan Joseph, Roberta Tedlow, Marcia Satin, Susan Bremlau, Barbara Biggart, Gail Hayden, -Vicki Mechanic. Row 3: Arnie Somerman, Jim Cogan, Allen Goodman, Robert Holtzman, Harold Fenster, George Gold, Charles Salomon, Steve Aine, Drake Regent, Ed Phillips, Steve Menaker, Sydney Stern, Howard Sinkowitz, Vytas Thomas, Barry Frieder, Murrat Greenberg. Row 4: Alan Rockway, Stan Yanowitz, Ed Shrank, Mike Kaplan, Mike Fleming, Jerry Greenside, Robert Baum, Peter Jacobs, Jon Alpert, Steve Farber, Gary Kaplan, Steve Perry, Russell Herman, Mark Granoff, Peter Whitman, Richard Waller. Row 5: Steve Cobb, Avrahm Faber, Charles Barrett, gicharg I-Lehman, Keith Kashuk, Bob Better, Joe Lundy, Steve Chase, Ronald Gaby, Eric Kaufman, Stuart Nussbaum, Clifford Lakin, James Hauser, emar ertner. I94 latin club WMF s LATIN CLUB-Row 1, L-R: Gerri Wasserman, ,Ioan Lebedinsky, Vera Rothfeld, Cheiyl Silver, Sandi Spiegel. Row 2, L-R: Sydney item, Marsha Satin, Gail Lipson, Dinni Wasserman, Howard Sinkowitz. Row 3, L-R: Clifford Lakin, Steve Chase, Steve Steinfeldt, d Shrank. SODALITAS L A T I N A OFFICERS - Row 1, L-R: Steve Pine, Vicki Mechanic, Mery E 1 I e n Satin, Gail Lipson, Mur- ray Greenberg. Row 2, L-R: Alan Rockway, Sith Kashuk, Steve Far- r. Todo el mundo habla espanol. Everyone speaks Spanish, especially at Miami Beach High! But there are honored few who belong to the Spanish Club, which is comprised of all the officers of the Spanish classes. Mr. William Wright Sponsor Row 1, L-R: Russell Herman, Richard Schwartz, Kenny Levine, Ann Wolk, Delsie Lipton, Joanna Kahn, Lois Samuels, Ellissa Kaplan, Diane Resnik, Ellen Warner, Iris Slofsky, Maris Gewant, Hope Green, Sam Brooks, Freddy Blitstein. Row 2: Joe Lundy, Lee Fleisher, Michael Aaron- berg, Steve Poltsar, Judy Feldman, Patsy Teiger, Iris Sharpe, Gail Brown, Susie Friedman, Heather Vineberg, Barbara Sidrow, Ruth Balaief, Toni Shad, Robert Baum, Chet Lane. Row 3: Pinky Steinman, Michael Moss, Bruce Krell, Barbara Courshon, Judi Wasserman, Mona Glasser, Iris Bookbinder, Marge Shamersen, Merrilee Wax, Bonnie Kaplan, Donna Druker, Judi Kross, Gene Feldman, Margie Goldberg, Marty Minsker, Larry Schwartz. Row 4: Vera Rothfeld, Dale Stryker, Joan Rosen, Elaine Chausky, Felice Sussman, Barbara Ross, Karen Rosenthal, Judy Noto- witz, Susie Soloman, Rhoda Jacobs, Sandy Mudrick, Bonnie Leven, Monte Lee, Ricki Roth. spanish club Miss Spanish Club Nina Brisker Spanish Club Officer-Barbara Slavin E 5 : E .slr FOURTH YEAR CLASS-Row 1, L-R: Lea Bussey, Ronni Goodman, Iris Lipton, Diane Stern, Susan Brower, Linda Morris, Barbara Lazarus. Row 2: Barbara Rossman, Shelley Schiller, Bob Fisher, Martin Minsker, Dorothy Naness, Betty Gross, Vicki Kligennan. Q '5 f 4.2 I99 ks. XS XS X X X X x X QX X NQN XX XX X X XXX W X X X X XXXXNX fi XXX X X X 1- .. X X X ., X is N wvmXXXXNVNNNN'NwNwwiQwQMs' il -- :EX SX gg x h QQ, XX NM AX X X X. X ... XX:-XX XXX-Q-:XXX WWXAXSXXXW XXWXX XX XX X- X1 -.--X: -:X -2 -... :.X:XX..X X 3 x X X 3 ' ' N x Q X X Nw E X X X XX X WS Josephine Curto S 10-1 homeroom teachers Ann Hendrick 10-2 Stephen Miller 10-9 Marjorie Chapman 10-3 Amanda Garcia 10-4 Nancy Mavila 10-5 A. Albert Alperstein 10-6 Robert Stearns Charles Fieidson 1047 10-7 Beatrice Manze 10-8 Lottie Edwards 10-10 Leonard S. Frischmar 10-11 Mabel Bucher 10-12 Robert Lentz 10-13 Jay W. Jensen 10-14 M. B. Alexander 10-15 Paul Green 10-16 . 4 3 Jane Pierce 10-18 M. Patrick Samuelson 10- 19 20l 1 0-1 ! Row 1, L-R: Dawna Pozin, Lynn Blacker, Shelley Finger, Barbara Jaffee, Judith Kross, Charlotte Adams, Carol Fried- man. Row 2: Nina Callett, Gail Prober, Lorraine Bietz, Ellen Sternberg, Beverly Zlotshewer, Judith Russin, Madeline Malkin. Row 3: Mit.1...,.1 1:'..,...1,....., n.,..:..1 tI.,.,fm.m IM-I 7m-kprhprff Rinhm-A hunk, Daniel Goldstein. Leonard Davis, Alan Risman. iAbsentees: Marjorie Bert Hymanj 1 0-2 Row 1, L-R: Donna Kern, Karen Wenig, Arlene Goldstein, Stephanie Maskin, Linda Berman, Bonnie Litt. Row 2: Sandra Schuring, Nelsa Gidney, Charlotte Otchin, Jane English, Karen Rosenthal, Barbara Herzog, Eileen Singer. Raw 3: Jeffrey Feldman, Harold Turk, lan Belson, Pat Michaels, Mike Fleming, Barry Saifman, Nathan Prichason. Row 4: Murray Harris, Robert Hofenbrink, Al Side, Barry Soren, Richard Carr. fAbsente-es: Marcia Ahess, Helen Kramer, Leon Zwick, Elliot Zwick.l 1 0-3 Row 1, L-R: Laurel Whyte, Marsha Glassman, Maris King, Susan Ep- stein, Florence Routh, Helene Bert- ner, Susan Silver, Susan Gail Rosen- thal. Row 2: Howard Kreps, Harold Fenster, Frances Mallick, Lynn Black, Angela Vitabile, Willa Adel- man, Brenda Siegel, Donald Good- stein. Row 3: Arnold Sumerman, Harris Baltuch, Stuart Ashkanozy, Bill Matz, Robbie Klein, Gerald Greenside, Lee Fleisher, Anton Schwartz, Albert Press. fAbsentees: Barbara Cheskos, Varda Berman, Judith Cohen, Marsha Marcus, Janet Parker, Roberta Small, Roy Trach- tenberg, Mike Safier.J 202 1 0-4 Row 1, L-R: Eileen Stamm, Barbara Ball, Phyllis Davis, Betsy Statton, Janet Malkin, Arlene Friedman, Lynn Nein- ken, Nancy Kreinberg. Row 2: Harvey Rosenthal, Joel Kleinman, Richard Rosenfeld, Ricky Mannen, Howard Simko- witz, Ronnie Ettleman, Russel Raymond. Row 3: Steve Frelich, Jo Ellen Jacobson, Judy Rudolph, Ruth Rubin, Detra Cohen, Susan Yaeger, Iris Bookbinder. Row 4: Ronald Aarons, Bob Katz, Ronnie Green, Ken Smith, Vytes Thomas, Neal Poller, Jimmy Hauser, Bob Mandel. 10 Row 1, L-R: Regina Perlmitter, Judy Birenbaum, Elaine Wagman, Iris Slofsky, Helen Farber,.Sheila Platt. Row 2: Carole Cohen, Barbara Ross, Pamela Solomon, Bonita Gilbert, Kay Lobel, Iris Koch. Row 3: Michael Mann, David Greenhood, Alan Sirkin, Howard Goldberg, Gary Effers, Robert Newalk. Row 4: Sue Bookspan, Phillip Jacobs, Jona- than Krauss, Arthur Weinstock, Frank Pomerantz, Elizabeth Block. ' 1 0-6 Row 1, L-R: Delsie Lipton, Iris Shoopilsky, Maris Gewant, Barbara Berkowitz, Fredelle Nussbaum, Jo Anne Cantor. Row 2: Alexa Weiss, Gloria Brickman, Glenda Shuman, Rochelle Abrams, Lynn Winterbot- tom, Judith Elson. Row 3: Yvette Cordoza, William Bozzo, Gilbert Frank, Jack Grossman, Jared Giu- ner, Carol Rosenfeld. Row 4: Mar- tin Monte, Hal Spaet, Paul Matson, Humberto Garcia, Bobby Salkin, Ira Goldberg, Stan Shain. 0-7 0-8 Row 1, L-R: Sharon Glassman, Jane Raskin, Dyann Teplitz, Ellen Fritz, Carolyn Miller, Leslie Babel, Marjorie Zweigel, Della Salzberg. Row 2: Charles Clark, Richard Reizen. Row 3: Kenneth Berdick, Stanley Yanowitz, Stephen Cypen, William Stieren, Sanford Kahn, Robert Edwards, Michael Perlin, Steven Kramer. Row 3: William Berke, Jerome Bernstein, Bruce Liebowitz, Richard Nichols. Row 1, L-R: Judith Licht, Margaret Della Barba, Sandra Ellis, Susan Bursten, Gail Baum, Gayle Roberts, Jan Harris. Row 2: Diane Wasserman, Beverly Culmo, Eileen Shevack, Linda Cohen, Penny Gust, Constance Hopen, Geraldine Katzen, Sandra Mudrick. Raw 3: Louis Stein, Allan Goodman, Russell Herman, Alan Medof, Sidney Stern. Row 4: Frederic Blitstein, Arthur Regen, Richard Waller, Richard Weiser, Philip Friedin, Stanley Lane. Stimulating classes have diverse af fects with anxious-to-learn stu dents. 1 0-9 1 0-1 0 P Row 1, L-R: Judy Feldman, Lynn Golden, Suzanne Cohen, Barbara Goldberg, Elisa Kaplan, Phyllis Frank, Diane Blacker. Row 2: Merrily Wax, Lois Ross, Karen Lovinger, Betty Jacobs, Gail Kollin, Gloria Bernstein Joyce Perlr h. R 3 B ' ' ' ' ot ow : ruce Allison, David Haber, Frederick Kaye, Leonard Broverman, Abraham Emheber, Stephen Mackauf. Row 4: Mark Granoff, Harris Goodman, Lewis Robinson, Bob Payton, Ronald Siegal, Brian Eichenwald. Row 1, L-R: Ruth Sedlick, Ann Walk, Carol Blum, Eunice Cohen, Ann Martin, Trudy Bloom, Florence Frankel. Row 2: Phyllis Kramer, Marsha Rappaport, Lynn Planco, Roberta Glick, Brenda Magidsohn, Linda Gordon. Row 3: Leon Firtel, James Pollak, Steven Amarant, Raymond Lauchaire. Eddie Phillips seeks the answer from his right hand man. ,... . Now Gloria, if you could only remember why question would he ans 10-11 10-12 206 s S you tied the string around your finger, the wered. Row 1, L-R: Alexa Gray, Rhoda Jacobs, Bonnie Hamilton, Elandra Bialolenki, Nan Goodman, Nancy Finkel, Lois Cohen, Diana Blackmon. Row 2: Karen Lytton, Karen Rosenthal, Mark Romer, Ronald Alter, Leslie Eisenberg, James Kennet, John Bauer, Joan Rubin, Sharon Spivack. Row 3: Ellen Petillo, Steve Polisar, Lenny Pollane, Buzzy Tenenbom, David Weiss. Raw 4: Billy Grayson, Gary Bubler, Charles Nussman, Larry Kirifides, Charles Silvers, Scott Trent. Pennv Pearl. l K, I Row 1, L-R: Jane Buryn, Ruth Belaief, Jacqueline Kay, Zita Novick, Toni Ellis, Barbara Weaner. Row 2: Ellen Moskowitz, Susan Getelman, Sherry Robinowitz, Suzanne Lustig, Gayle Glickman, Roberta Shulman, Bette Foss, Stephen Scheaffer, Thomas Eisenberg, Richard Ragone, Harold Blitzer, Philip Frank, Steven Mechanic, Charles Salomon, Larry Diamond. Would you believe it, he has a cold' 10-13 Row 1, L-R: Andrea Rubin, Marcia Haas, Carol Levy, Janice Revitz, Judith Miller, Lois Kassewitz, Glenda Pierce. Row 2: Howard Pasternack, Edwin Reisman, Nadine Kolick, Sorine Rubin, Cherie Friedman, Sarah Dunn, Robert Holtzman, Kenneth Levine. Row 3: Seth Bramson, Steve Nadler, Barry Millman, Howard Stone, Joel Rosenblatt, Steven Weisser, Richard Ceier. 10-14 Row 1, L-R: Paula Rapchik, Rosalind Rudy, Reba Kaplan, Diann Resnick, Ronni Zahn, Carol Brodsky, Pam Gross- man. Row 2: Helene Deutscher, Fran Traeger, Lorraine Phillips, Judy Balkind, Donna Druker, Marsha Waldman, Abbey Gerd, Rozalind Levy. Row 3: Leslie Pellet, Ronnie Nichols, Jon Jacobs, Mitchell Friedland, Ronnie Rubin Bobby Stem, Chip Saffer, Ricky Neross. 'Who wouldn't be tired after getting up at 7130! ! Heavens, exclaims a weary Typhoon photographer, only thirty-seven more Sopho more candids to take before the bell. ,,,.. M, N R, at 1 0-1 Row 1, L-R: Rhoda Deutschman, Cheryl Baida, Julia Salomon, Karen Kovacs, Lynn Frohman, Karen Michaelson. Row 2: Pat Elkind, .loan Tepper, Carol Sultan, Sandy Brill, Joy Murphy, Ellyn Kaplan. Row 3: Milton Newman, .lay Wells, Louis Greenfield, Edward Phillips, Daniel Sarper, Louis Sickles, Peter Jacobs. Raw 4: Martin Miller, ' ' P . Howard Carrey, Mike Berger, Ronald Gaby, 10-16 aul Wolfson Row 1, L-R: Rosanne Sheppard, Debbie Liberman, Jo Ann Warren, Karen Harr, Pat Bursten, Linda Rokeach, Sally Kassin, Dselle Rosenkrantz. Row 2: Brenda Missry, Linda Girdard, Betty Jane Miller, Susan Richard, Marlene Barnett, .Ioan Warmhrun, Barbara Gerber, Myra Jodickson. Row 3: Charles Mendelson, Drake Regent, Harry Robinson, Howard Jeffers, Joe Monahan, Ronnie 'Herron, Dave Buckner, Richard Lehman. Row 4: Larry Schwartz, Kip Friedus, Melvin Borw. CAbsent: Henry Schull-rin, Pat Elkindj 10-1 7 Row 1, L-R: Suzy Friedman, Ronnie Cramer, Elaine Press, Sue Kanter, Lois Samuel, Roberta Ladis, Judy Lang. Row 2: Mike Kaplan, Robert, Marilyn Axelrock, Roberta Tedlow, Marilyn Brenner, Rochelle Stowitz, Pam Green, Chuck Resnik, Richard Schwartz. Row 3: Jim Cogan, Alex- ander Pollack, David Loeb, Tilden Zane, Richard Vergis, Chuck Sut- nik. Row 4: Mitchell Stark, Eric Neilson, Jay Pesco, Allan Weiss, 208 Bernard Gutner, Joe Stromberg. X - x59 Q S Q'f:N l,. X Si . ., ,+ Q Ag. ff f vim.. svn .ka M A 1 Na' aflflx M' I ' fiSA4f'fi:Qf L X Q w get Q X W .. X gxvvt .X Q fx . X Y .. xx ff Q Q- 354 ps... ' - . 'Qi' ., .5 , 4, 421, X vi' X A 6xX I..1. Li up 4 'EA S. X . we 'Q W X- , ..-1.5 .- A -www - jf, f f ,K .. . gfkql. was , , A 2.2521 X ,uyx ' 1 xy X wxxigx '15 -.F . Q ci 'e,y ' .vMQ?...s nf' X .. -- , X K X , 3075 '. Sqhlsv .fe igxfglilgwgi- '- g. ax F' Xi 6 ' .Q X .-.X-'N' Q kkxvt. r Q P x X. fx, ' . 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' y' -' A ' ' id.-ff' Q N Q Q, if. e 5 1 gd- fic A 3.44 f. ' ' .g gg. + 'f Q QQ of .Q ' K tw fue. ' 5 .4 'gr-QQ' ,Q sd Hg? 1 1 H y wa, lv .x , . ...Q iw . WM-Q.15s,..lv.X ..J Dwi Q--x -s X r- wx ,if Q , . . X K . we .vX...?.d.. .W .X :sp 8. I-f Q Q ,E S f X f Xxx . f ,Q .,f',f'xi,3,, .K . . gfiig., 9 ,. N gig Q 1 1 J' X , vb 1 WE fx R athletics September, 1959, heralded in the anticipated athletic program for the year. Tal- ented athletes turned out for tryouts. Avid 5 p o r t s fans planned for perfect attend- ance and the cheerleaders perfected their cheers as the season began . . . Football was somewhat of a disappointment to TY- PHOON fans this season, however, our boys rallied toward the close of the sea- son to win three of the re- maining four games in the famous uBlaze of Glory. Basketball proved to be a completely different story. Our towering cagers proved to be almost impenetrable as they swept to an excellent record that includes the Cold Coast Conference champion- ship and the best record in the city. Our other teams also wit- nessed improved years. Un- like last year, our track, ten- nis, golf, and swiming teams all experienced fine seasons. However, our baseball team did not meet their expecta- tions. 1959-60 was truly a great year for Beach. It was a year in which victory and remarkable improvements became almost synonymous with Beach, and finally it was a great year for sports- manship. Our athletics be- came well known for sports- manlike victories and grace- ful defeats. ELAINE BOBBI JUDY EILEEN PASCAL ZINN PODVIN NASH Gold Captain BARBARA BIGGART BARBARA SIDROW MICHELE NINA BRISKER Head Cheerleader 2l l REN KOF F Desperate Bob Consolo vainly tries to fight off his South Dade Pursuers late typhoon surge nets glory after disappointing grid season On November 28, the Typhoon football team ended a grid season that displayed everything from extreme disappointment to even more extreme bliss. Commencing with a contest against Southwest High School on September l8, the Tys began their exciting, though unreward- ing season. The Eagles defeated Beach 32-13. but not before Bob Consolo astounded the spectators by lunging close to glory in scoring on a 100 yard kickoff return in the game's opening moments. Subsequent to three disappointing and uneventful games against Key West 45-13, South Broward 34-6, and South Dade 13-6, Beach journeyed across the Bay to meet Christopher Columbus in a game that was destined to turn the tide for the scrappy Typhoon eleven. The Tys played a courageous game and managed to produce a 13-13 tie, a difficult task with half of the starting team watching from the sidelines with injuries. The following week the Typhoons played one of their best games of the year despite losing to a much larger Curley team, 20-12. Bob Consolo managed another shot towards fame by re- turning the opening kickoff 80 yards for a spectacular touchdown. Seven days later the Tys began their blaze of glory by 'iVan- quishing the Vikings of Norland 22-7 with the most astonishing play noted throughout the year. The play featured a Norm Bos- 212 kin to Mike Silow pass good for a sensational 87 yard touch- down on a fake punt. Behind the wonderfully effective running of ,lim Dooley and Mel Olman, Beach demolished the Panthers of Palmetto, 13-6. However, this was only the second third of their fabulous streak. The Hialeah football field provided the scene of action for Beach fans the following week. Making three magnificent goal line stands, the Ty Gridders upset the Thoroughbreds, 6-0. The game itself provided excellent entertainment for admirers of sterling defense. Typhoon Captain Ted Schull blazed a path to celestial bearing by recovering a Hialeah fumble, resulting in the winning score. However, the ecstasy of victory does not stretch into infinity. Fate chose to end the Typhoon paragon of pleasure in West Palm Beach only four nights later. Unfortunate as it was, the Wildcats caught our heroes on the short end of a 27-6 decision. Football is an ironic game. Jokes concerning the tea.m's 3-6-1 record prevailed during the grid months. Yet, few us will ever forget the wonderful heroic exploits of such players as Ted Schull, Bob Consolo, ,lim Dooley, Harvey Swickle, Bob Goldberg, Mike Silow, and Mel Olman, to mention only a few. 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X xx X ,X N N sw ART , Left End wi V . ,K S iw Q WX- X ' Q N 'K W S 3 MILT FEINSTEIN Head Coach Leg 5 2 S. 5 S E, S Q ' if Ss if fi 1 :ii is '53 R 5 I :E rg e .si 3132- 11 ii ii C . 5 ,x s- Q 5 at .E hw JIM SCOTT Line Coach S, CHUCK FIELDSON Backfield Coach AL COX Business Manager ow 1, Left to Right: A. August, H. Swickle, H. Heller, T. Schull, S. Rindley, N. Roskin, M. Silow, B. Goldberg, J. Dooley, M. Olman. ow 2: D. Dernis, L. Lewis, R. Spector, R. Wise, R. Corden, C. Manning, A. Risxnan, B. Miller, S. Ellins, B. Consolo, B. Kaabe. ow 3: B. Stubbs, A. Medoff, S. Yanowitz, S. Polisar, S. Sipen, R. Rosen, S. Stienfelat, S. Walston, N. Brooks, C. Parmet, G. Leslie, M. Schneider, B Taischer, H. Zitreen. Vlanagers: R. Seigel, S. Stern, D. Marrotta, M. Hyman. N X K Ziff ff. K: I: QQ X X. 3 . Ei K S N- ik- S .Q X 1 A Sf J 552 S Xxsliwwfp. 5 i Ni SSX A Qsiwxf Q Q A i Sis, xi -x g V , Q .'x if W x Q 5 S Q was WWW Wm, X Xxx W Q NWS, ,X HX X., Ni ., K . -sa 25156, 4-Q Q. 7 Q X W X-L' ---hW . ..,.. i N. f Sis SS . W S N Q X ,X K X S l gi? , :QL Mfr i Ta xi r i . . .. . Q Kg . .,,, - Sf QEEI EES! Q E 3 X3 ' Sfff-fffsgfsq ! s dl Nw K 2 X , Q, Q9 , .,Xx X ,, .J . Q E Q X X Q Y xx XX KWSN X x X i X X K K .4- K... 1 , QQ X32 Sw -M M3 :Qx'x Wx Q S sm 'SSS S Q Nw R? Ty's center, Stu Marcus, goes up and over the Columbus center. towering typhoon cagers reach championship form in great season With a Gold Coast Conference Championship and a number two seeding in the District Tournament, the Miami Beach High basketball team draws the curtain on one of its most successful campaigns in history. The final tabulation of the team's regular season record shows 20 victories over 3 defeats for an over-all percentage of .869. Included in their victories was a convincing 51-416 defeat of the taller, more experienced Stranahan team for conference laurels. The Ty's opened their season on December 11 with a rout against St. Patrickis at the Shamrock Gym. After the Christmas recess, Beach won their first big victory of the season by de- feating Miami Jiackson, 59-52. The following week they en- countered the Miami High Stingarees. Although the Typhoons garnered an early lead, the height and experience of the in- vaders finally prevailed to turn back the 'stubborn Beach five. Then the Beach quintet entered a seven game winning streak. Included in these were four against Gold Coast Conference foes which helped boost the Tyis permanently into the conference lead. The streak was bought abruptly to a halt when the Typhoons again were defeated by a home-standing Miami High. Three consecutive victories followedg Beach was upset by an 220 inspired squad of Hialeah Thoroughbreds, 70-69 in a memorable game decided by a free throw awarded after the game. The Typhoons finished their regular season riding the crest of a 9 game winning streak. Leading the team in scoring was junior center Stu Marcus, who led in total points scored, most field goals, free throws, and rebounds. At forward was 67 LL Harvey Heller. Harvey teamed with Marcus to form a rebounding duo second to none in the city. Harvey also averaged 10 points per game and led the team to the free throw line. Leading the Typhoon offense was crafty ballhandler Norm Roskin. An all Gold Coast Conference selection last year, Norm was a effective feeder and a fine all-around playmaker. In addif tion, Roskin averaged 8 points a game. Sounding out the potent Beach offense was Barney Salzberg. Salzberg reached his peak in the South Dade game and re- mained high scorer for the last four games. Other notables on the squad were Mark Wickman, Alan Hirsh, and Bob Teper. For one of his best seasons since starting to coach at Beach, Mr. Fieldson and his assistant, Paul Green, are to be commended. Q w X 3 S im Q . Lt X . if .3 3 W X 5.,:i:1:sv-x- fx- M,-. . . xx YENI' .mx HN.. -- E. wi X X ' X gs X A X X 2 S X - Q f SE 1- 1 xx x, . . X Xi S -,k- .-N .K - MN'-Q-........, LXQS ' x-. X, X Q- M5 Sf . S R' Sf W t at - if S YY- ,..f :Ss f Q X , . ' 'S -v 5253 ,f ' - wgx Q N . S 5 g ig! Q 5 x 'IE ' A 335-. VLA 5 ,N Ns N N-...,,.,. T .1 R . . ' T i w X Ty fans was Stu Mar s. X NE, X SN Sm N ' YS Q S Q'I2':3?5'15?Zix-N.s5?f:fI?Y:f . w S X Qi X 1 .- Q X Rx! .1 iQQ is N1 ., Q X-Y 'ww F X Q fu: X Y i M AN f H rx. ma ss Q f K 55:2 2 . X ak aflfifipztrrx X X , ms g? Q2 is Q A E K Bob Teper goes high over his St. Pat's defenders to score one of his many baskets of the night. 1959-60 BASKETBALL RESULTS Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach 'Beach Beach 22 Wins St. Pats Alumni Miami Hi Jackson Southwest Hialeah St. Pats Curley Gables South Dade Miami Hi Edison Columbus Key West Hialeah Columbus South Dade Southwest Jackson Curley Gables Edison Key West Stranahan Gables 3 Losses Gold Coast Playoff Game District Finals 1960 BASKETBALL TEAM-Manager Eddie Treib. Row 1: Bob Weiss, Allan Hirsch, Norman Roskin, Ronald Graffius, George Bant. Row 2 Bob Levin, Harvey Heller, Stu Marcus, Barney Salzberg, Bob Teper. 222 Q? s SQ k N X . f mmb- - 1 .X . ' . X Q n F .I 2- K 15 N sk-1-i533 N5 X ' f f 3 X X gg M ,. S Q 3 Q F Ns N Q E LL S 5 A -1 .1 A - Q1 ii N 5? 1 X Xi 'xx 1 S22 G 62 Q xv f x : Mgfmm .gf Sk 2 1 - 5 2 Qs f 3 .Q 2 s Q X gi X is f . 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Straining with every muscle, Gary Edwards leaps over the low hurdles in perfect form. 226 Ace High Jumuer Richard Spector clears bar in a record breaking jump With a mighty heave, Bob Miller lets the shot-put sail. s .XX vi 1X 3: sf' I T . .Q 1 X L ' i . XR X 5 X X - A Q X S - S X A X .. 5 we ii Q 5 3. N X . . Sf 4 X -.ff X X X X -XX.. .XS S X A ...X .R XX 5 . K X , KX Xx Qx .QQ NXQRX X X. x K A X SEQ' . I ' -- X XQX .. .- .XX Q.. X. X .5 X' - ww A X XXW ---- N33 .3 . X .XX 2 K W X .X N X L X, X- -QM-lv-4 ... .. , X X X t . K X A X. X. - - X X --XXX.X....,...XX.. X s W' 'ii A X -X-XX-X-NXX.-MXXX .X X . XX 'SSTN X. S XX X . X X X wr- XXXX-W - X X A . . N X XX XXX A F SX SQ A X Q,.Xi.. . -- Q - S-Q X . - A XS -9 X g ' N A L- . .ik X9 N QS A A A . X X A A N A K NQXX X fi XXX- X .asf E f 5 5 i f 5 . X l x SX 5 Si 5 2 S E 2 X N X X N XX X S 4 935 N M., WN W ..... -E Q5 ..,. '1 ' . QW? -W- XX iw wg. ii X nr NX . . . . -X. X ww - X X S ,Q X X Ax -5 -Rim . . 5 ...N . X ,Q ., X. QNX? XX X - X XXXX X QX .. 3 A . X? - 'X Q XS Xe . X - ix? S im .. -X . . X . -s X X - X X X. - ' X X 5. LX. 5 3 W X Q KN A Xmmmk . S 3 5 . 5 f - ? - X E N Y k..' . X ws -.W . N? 352 S S K L - 5 - .. X- XQXXXX X? Q . XX X .Q. .... X Qi-K , . S X .xx .SSS ' QX S YXXX wr 4 K Wxl. S XX X. . . X ... 5 X5 RICHIE HERSH-Pitcher improved baseballers battle rough diamond schedule Playing one of the hardest schedules in the area, the Typhoon baseball team finished the season with an enviable record. The Ty nine played sixteen games of exciting, entertaining baseball. The 'Ty diamondmen, under the direction of Coach W. D. Cole produced an electrifying brand of baseball, pulling off upsets on many occasions. In the first game of the season, they beat one of the top teams in the State, Miami Edison, 4-2, announcing trouble to come to other baseball teams in the area. Not expected to be a threat the Ty's showed great improvement as the season progressed. Several of the boys were given post season recognition by local newspapers. The starting team included Bob Consolo ffirst basel, Ronnie Stein fsecond basel, Bob Becker fthird basel, Steve Polisar fshortstopl, Lenny Lewis Cleft fieldl, Richard Spector fright fieldl, Stan Yanowitz lcenter fieldj and Ted Schull fcatcherl. Typhoon pitchers were Fred Rapchik, Richard Hersh, Juan Valdez and Norm Roskin. Other boys who sparkled for the Black and Gold were Danny Appleruth and Billy Matz. RONNIE STEIN-Shortstop l Flamingo Park . . . Home of the Typhoons Row Left to Right: BobnBecker, Efram Lieber, Ted Schull, Lenny Lewis, Ronnie Stein, Danny Applerouth, Richey Hirsh, Fred Rapchik, Juan Voldez. Raw 2 Left to Right: Vic Kassin, Tom Gold, Bill Mattz, Richey Spector, Humberto Gaicoa, Ed Phillips. ' 1960 SWIM TEAM-ROW 1, Left to Right: J. Greenfield, B. Pieck, A. Sobel, I. Newman, S. Bittman, J. Wapnick. Row 2: C. Sonntag, B. Miller, M. Sheldon, H. Malter, B, Tenenbaum, C. Solomon, J. Jacobson, F. Kay, J. Barkin, J. Silverstein, R. Siegal, I. Belson, E. Cohen, R. Cowen, S. Bramson, R. Neross. Not pictured: J. Bell, E. Phillips. beach, swimmers splash The 1960 Beach High swim team may go down in the record books as the finest swim squad in this school's history. Coach Robert Stearns faced the unenviable task of building a representative team out of seven let- termen and a group of inexperienced boys. The team Seth Bramson's butterfly proved a strong point for faced a murderous schedule that included Miami Edison, the TY 5' Miami High, Coral Gables, Ransow, Pinecrest, Palmetto, Norland, Pompano, Southwest, McArthur, South Brow- ard, and the University of Miami freshmen. As the season progressed, the Typhoons became known as a spirited and hard working team. They were recognized by authorities as the dark horse in the Gold Coast Conference and a powerful threat to even the strongest teams in the state. Taking their last splash for the Typhoons were seven seniors. They included freestylists, John Bell and Jay Wapnickg hackstroker, Allen Sobel, breaststrokers, Bucky Pieck and Izzy Newmang relay men, Jerry Green- field and Stan Bittman. These seniors helped pull the team through the rough spots. The Ty Mentor-ROBERT STEARNS 230 Beach High swimmers go wild with joy following their upset win over Miami Edison. Cl3OTy Coach Stearns hopes for future teams will depend on freestylists, Elliot Cohen, Buzz Tenenbaum, Richard Cowen, Steve Lang, Barry Saifman and Eddie Phillipsg butter- fliers, Seth Bramson and Mike Sheldong hack- strokers, Ricky Neross and ,lamie Barking divers, Jerry Chaves, Art Blank, and Fred Kaye. Other boys participating were Tony Grimaldi, Nathan Prichason, and Charlie Solomon. In addition Mr. Stearns hopes for a new array of swimmers for next season. Summing up a highly successful year Coach Stearns was quoted as saying, The tremen- dous progress made by this year's team sur- prised many people, but none more than my- self. I hate to see the graduating boys go because they were such a great help to the squad. lt's going to be a hard job to re- place them. IZZY NEWMAN Breaststroke JAY WAPNICK Freestyle ALLEN SOBEL Backstroke JERRY GREENFIELD Freestyle STAN BITTMAN Freestyle 23I Typhoon Captain Ralph Crieco displays his form. beach tennis teams complete great season Fielding an all veteran squad loaded with depth, Coach Charles Friend produced one of the finest teains in the area this season. At the mid-season point, both the boys' and the girls' squads were undefeated. Few of the Ty's opponents were able to escape a 7-0 shutout. Pacing the Typhoon female netters were Rita Rubinoff, Cheryll Silver, Elaine Rubin, Shelley F inger, and Cookie Schwartz. These five girls were strong in singles play, and the combination of Rubinoff and Schwartz was unbeatable in doubles action. The improved boys' tennis team was led by Captain Ralph Grieco, Robbie Klein, and Bob Schull. Player ineligibilities hurt the squad somewhat, but the boys won most of the key matches against such formidable opponents as South Dade, Key West, Fort Lauderdale, and North Miami. Row I, L-R: Carol Levy, Shelly Finger, Joan Lucacs. Row 2: Brian Zwilling, Steve Ross, Shirley Applebaum, Sherly Silver, Charles Neustein Elaine Rubin, Rita Rubiboff. Row 3: Bob Katz, Susan Jacobs, Blanche Schwarz, Ralph Greico, Patricia Paskow, Mark Surloff, Robert Schull Coach-Mr. Friend. 1 I L Q 4 F' . 'A xi xg K LL Q K N 5 X 5 . sg. X N.X N 234 X ..E3.x S. N. X :EEN 'Q . L ,..,. , , X ggi .. Y-Q ff lixf . L.Xq -,-. Q SSS X N xx N X xx x Nkfiwfg i .. x R55 . X Q . if Q A K Q x . Y. X. 5 X N QQ A -N X S S Wk K T 3,9 s gv-fix-S wks 5 wif vi W ..1.q..... X X Bi.-IN N R ' XNXE X X X X XXX XXX X X X . XX .XX . S AX X X X 5 X E X XX X I ' 5 X XX X S X SS if 5 . .XX X X ag WK Q X -NXSQNSE: i-HX, ' - :Xt :X , N X' Xl : advertising . . . Graduates of the Class of 1960 Ardmore Srudio exlends i+s congralulalions +o you and wishes you success in your fulure endeavors. Each succeeding year lhe Typhoon slaff seems 'l'o improve and helps us l'o make lhe work of providing 'rhe grea+ number of piclures which appear in 'lhe Typhoon a bil easier. The slaff of Ardmore S'l'udio, now in il's 20l'h year on Miami Beach, fakes pride in +he produclion of quali- ly pholographs. We have pholographed many of you from in- fancy lo lhis imporfanl evenl' and hope +o con+inue +o do so info +he fufure. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR DEGUTZ r l l i l 1 l I l l l 1 Aw p?S is Q wwe-S . X S X Sirk X TQQ X S X X SNQA A Q we Q , - E55 I: N X N 3: F -5 Q . VX X 'K QR X X 'H 'iizfx LESS f .1 E KKK I I I I I I l I I I I From REISLER BROS. JEFFERSON STORES 42? WaS f 9+0n Ave Wilh Besl Wishes I I l 'A' I I If MERIGAN SAVINGS I it ,A mu LOAN ASSOCIATION I t 'A' OF MIAMI BEACH f Complimenls of 'ng NATIONAL I655 Washingfon Avenue E SE Miami Beach. 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Howard ....... ... ....... -..-... 130 3rd St., Je 8-1592 QLANS, Lynda ---...-..- -......... 6 35 W. Slsz St., Un 6-3643 EVINS. Toni ............. .... M -5 945 N. Shore Dr., Un 6.4545 FAI-K, Beverly --.. - ...................... 660 84th Sr., Un 5-0960 FARBER, Sieve -.-.--- -- .-......---. 5233 Alton Rd., Un 5-0992 FEIFFER, Steve -....... -. .-........ S60 S. Shore Dr., Un 5-3004 FEIGENBAUM, Robert .... .... 4375 Nautilus Dr., Je B-2573 IELNBEBG, Bill ..,..,.,,.... - ..... 5987 N. Bay Rd., Un 5-2654 FEINSTEIN, Mickey .... .. ...... 1552 Biarritz Dr., Un 5-8182 FELDMAN, Barbara .,. ........... M ...... 314 78th St., Un 6-4579 FEI-DM-AN. Gene -.--.. - ...... 1233 Marsielle Dr., Un 6-5279 FELDMAN, Michael ............ 114 Venetian Way, Je 4-2756 FEI-I-ER, Trudy' .--.. ...M .................. 755 Alton Rd., ,1e8-618-1 FERGUSON, Amllony ................ 1235 West Ave., 14:8-3694 FIERRO, Frank ........... 4534 Royal Palm Ave., Je 8-0076 FINGER, Susan ........ 1222 N. E. 176th Terr., Wi 5-5116 FISHBEIN, Gena .......... - ........ 303 Fairway Dr., Un 6-6132 FLASTE, Richard ........ 7521 Adventure Ave., Un 5-5216 FQBBBET, Joyce ....... - ..... 4510 Jefferson Ave., .1438-8664 FRA-NKEL, HETSY ----.. ...... 7 90 W. 50th Sl., Un 6-1563 FRASER, Roberta ..... ....... 1446 Lenox Ave., je 1-7608 FRAZIER, Barry ------- M -.-.- -...-... 340 43rd Sr., Je 8-2267 FREIDIN, Howard ..., ,. ........ U.. 1270 99th St., Un6-8637 FRENCHMAN Barr' - ..... 1610 Meridian Ave., Je 1-6559 FRIEDMAN, Judith ..........,, 7821 Carlyle Manor, Un 5-5571 FRUITMAN, Paul .... M .,........ .. -l-37 W. 28th SK.. 1e2-4572 FUHRMAN, Carole ....., ...... 1605 Biarritz Dr., Un 5-7079 GAMBERG, Mike , ...i... .... ......... .... 355 19th St., Je 1-1420 GARFINKLE, Roberta ................ 725 14-th Pl., Je8-5083 GE1-MAN, Paula -.-.---- M .-..-.-.- -... 865 80th St., Un 5-9084 GERSHUN. Larry ............ 8826 Hawthorne Ave., Un 5-5722 GERSON, Patil ....... ...... 9 560 Broadview Dr., Un 5-8205 GERSTEN, Barry .--...-.-... 5352 La Goree Dr., Un S-8100 GIDNEY, Marilyn ..,- ........... 5251 N. Bay Rd., Un 6-3529 GLASTON, Barbara ,......... .. .... 9240 Carlyle Ave., Un 6-0341 GOLD, Matthew M ......... ..,,.. 5440 Alton Rd., Un 6-3268 GOLD, Tom U ..-.. - .... .. ..... 126 E. Rivo Alto Isl., Je 8-1773 C01-DBERC. Bob ..... .....-.--. - ..--.. 19 Palm Ave., Je 1-1938 GOLDBERG, Linda B. .... 9132 Harding Ave., UN 6-6451 GOLDBERG, Linda L. ........ 5711 Pinetree Dr., Un 5-8245 GOLDBERG, Margie ....... ..... 630 S. Shore Dr., Un 6-5916 GOLDBERG, Martin ............ 6146 Pinelree Dr., Un 6-1531 COLDBERG, Sandra .... .......,... .....,.. 927 4111 St., Je 2-1196 GOLDBERG, Sue .......... 1... 3105 Sheridan Ave., Je 1-9921 GOLDFARB, Helene ...A ..... 7920 Crespi Blvd., Un 5-8819 GOLDMAN Steve .,,...... ................ 721 86111 St., Un 6-5051 GOLDSTEIN, Blanc ...... M ............ 1365 71st St., Un 6-4812 GOLDSTEIN, Sandra .... 1201 S. Biscayne Pt., Un 6-4115 GONSALVES, Richard ........ 5460 Pinetree Dr., Un 6-8962 GOODMAN, Ronnie -..U ...... 9125 Abbott Ave., Un 5-2812 GORDON, Bob ..,..... ... ......... .... 4575 Nautilus Dr., Je 1-1.498 GORDON, Howard .........: ......... 325 W. 26th St., Je 8-1487 GORDON, Virginia ..1.... 2405 N. Meridian Ave., Je 8-3229 GOSS, Carroll ,., .... .,... ...... .......e 636 33rd St., Un 6-7188 GOTLIEB, Joyce ..... ..... -....... 1334 Drexel Ave., .le 1-6176 CRANGAR, Jill ........ ... .......... .. ..... 9465 Bay Dr., Un 6-7350 22 .,...... 4495 N. Jefferson Ave., Je 8-6394 GRANT, Peter ................ M..- 2059 N. Bay Rd., Je 8-7783 GREEN, Ady ....... ..... ....... ,.. ....... 1231 10lst St., Un 5-8026 GREEN Alan H... .... ..... ......... ..... ...... 931 6th St., .1e8-5916 GREEN, Hope ... ......... ,.... ....... .... .... 1080 99th St., Un5 8233 KQEN, Maxine ...U ...... 7805 Dickens Ave., Un 6-9623 GREENBURG, Liddy ..... ..... 3010 Prairie Ave., Je 1-096-1 GREENFIELD, Jerry .... .. 9008 Emerson Ave., Un 6-3783 GREENSIDE, Bette -.-. ... ...- 624 Surfside Blvd., Un 6-0100 GR11-ICO, Ralph .. ........ -.. 6307 N. E. 2nd Ave., P18-5226 GRIMALDI, Anthony ...... .... ......... H.. 7840-50 Harding Ave. GROSS, Betty ,.,. ..... ........ .. .... 1201 West. Ave., Ie-1--2724 GROSSNQXN, Roberta ........ 1247 Marseille Dr., Un 5-8600 GUTHAIM, Mitchell ......n ..... ... 725 81st St., Un 5-7081 CUTTMAN, Ronnie ...... 235 N. E. 15th Terr., Fr 9-0203 HALPERN, Barry ...,. ,. .,...,... .,. 1031 West Ave., Je 1-3757 HANAN, David ......... .. ...-.... B727 Carlyle 'Ave., Un 5-5091 HARMAN, Mitchell 9826 W. Broadview Dr., Un 6-5191 HARRIS, Stan HAUSER, Bobby .. ----- 6931 Indian Creek Dr., Un 6-6091 HAUSER, ,Howard .... ..-........ ...... 1005 8th SL, .181-3277 HEFFERNAN, Joy HELLER, Harvey ...-.... HELPER, Ellen .... .. HERMAN, Russell 3705 Pinelree Dr. -,..... 2324 N. Bay Rd., Ie 1-7157 18-1 Palm Ave., Je B-7483 1245 Euclid Ave., Je 2-2893 HERSH. Susan --.. .. .-..-.... .--.- 9 45 W. 48th St., HERSH, Richard .,.. 10-15 Lenox Ave., HERTZON, Rick -.-.---.-..- 1480 Cleveland Rd., EEQSEN, Arnold .. ......... ,., ..... .... 4 544 Pos! Ave,, HIRSCHENSON, Mike HOBERMAN, Barbara .... 4330 N. Meridian Ave., 9065 Carlyle Ave., HONIGBERG, Marilyn .... 8834- Everson Ave., HORNER, Charles ........ 3178 Royal Palm Ave., HOUSTON, Toby ..-M .......... - 2053 N. Bay Rd., HUBERI Philig .. .......... ....... 5 700 Alton Rd., HYMAN. Michael --.A ........ ..-......... 420-15th St., JACOBS, Rochelle ............ 420 Meridian Ave., JA1NcH1LL, Many .W ........ - ...... 820-7th sneer, JASPER, Merily .............. - 1784 Marseilles Dr., JAVER, Roberta ...wr ..-----. -. ...... 736-13th Street, JAY, Patricia -.-- We .----- 525 North Shore Dr., JUSTA, Fran .... .......... - 7155 Rue Notre Dame, KAGAN, Sheila ...... ..... ...J .... 907-79th Terrace, KALISH, Gale Sue - ...... .... 4555 Nautilus Cr., KANTER, Elliot ..-..- 6620 Indian Creek Dr., KAPLAN Barr ...,... .W ......... 817 85xh Street, KAPLAN, Gary .lay ...... -..e...1...-- 613-16:11 Sr., KAPLAN, Helaine ...... -- .......... - 780-31st Sr., KAPLIN, Louise .....,.. 730 Pennsylvania Ave., KAPLAN, Lynda .- ...... .. -....... .. ..... .. 401 79th St., KAPLAN, Ruth - ...... 244 W. San Marino Dr., KARP, Marlene ...... .4...... ...... ... ..... 740-82nd Sl., KART, Harold .. ....... ... KASHUK, Keith 630-'l7t11 St., 9133 Froude Ave., KASSEL, Linda --..--.. 1-.. 5931 La Goree Dr., KASSIN, Victor ...... ... .......... 2812 Prairie Ave., KATZ, Marry M ---.-.... M ..--.... .. 6936 Byron Ave., KAUFMAN, Allen ..... - ...... 2383 Flamingo Dr., fEAUl MAN, Eric M ............. -... 4344- Alton Rd., KHOURY, Bob ...... - .... 4147 N. Meriden Ave., KIMMEL, Stuart 330-86th St., KIRSCHENBAUM, Julie .... 4130 Collins Ave., KIRSCHENBAUM, Howard ... ..... ........ 8 00 Mich KLEINMAN, Marilyn M-.- 1467 Marseille Dr., KLIGERMAN, Vicki ----- ----------- - - 332-15111 Sf-- KLINGER, Richard .. ------------------ 9264 Bay Drive- Je 1-7776 Je 8-1629 Url 6-1287 Je 8-2122 .le 8-2716 Un 5-7710 Un 6-0-128 .le 4-4813 Je 4-275-1 Un 6-5700 .18 8-ll-10 JE 8-4120 JE 1-6922 UN 6-0511 JE 1-0526 UN 6-4780 UN 6-1294 UN 6-0070 JE 2-3164 UN 5-3731 UN 5-0873 JE 1-7758 UN 5-90-ll JE 4-2115 UN 6-5782 JE 2-21-19 UN 5-8290 UN 6-21-ll UN 6-0-191. UN 6-8226 JE B-5600 UN 6-7129 Je 1-0657 JE 8-1100 JE.1-1676 UN 5-5660 .lE 1-1221 Ave.. .112 1-T265 UN 6-8205 JE 8-5019 UN 6-4337 JE 3-3193 gan KOGENI Barney .... .,.. - ...M ...... ... 515 W. 47111 Sl-- KOLLIN, Joe ,..,,,,,, - ..... 7756 Hawthorne Ave., KOMMEL, Robin ...A ---- ---- 1271-97 51- BHD' H UN 6-9805 arbor ls.. UN 6-5678 KORNREICH, David ..- .,,...,... ...,.. 536-19th St., JE 2-3060 KOSTERICH, Linda Kenny, 117 S. Shure Dr., UN 6-1838 KRADMAN, Rochelle ..., ... ......... .. 780-73rd Sl., UN 6-3-166 KRAVITZ, Linda -.. 10321 E. Broadview Dr., UN 6-6-N9 KULICK, Sidney .... .. 194-21 N. E. 19th Ct., W15-S597 KUSENS, Diane .... .. .... M .... 1565 Marseille Dr., UN 5-3-186 LAFERRIERE, Guy -. 6881 Indian Creek Dr., UN 5-0231 LALOW, Diane .. ..... .......-M..... ...... 9567 Collins, UN 5-7600 LANE, Fred ....-...- ,.............. 4470 N. Meridian, JE 3-1303 LAZARUS, aubm .- ...,,,,. - soo'w. 42nd sn., JE B-4092 LEAVITT, Harriet M.. ...v. M-- ....... ..- ...... 9257 Carlyle Ave. LEBOFSKY, Gail ..,, ....... .... ..... .... ..... 227-7111 SL, JE 8-7629 Rose: .,.,.,,.,. .....,,. ,.,.. 2458 Flamingo Dr., JE 4--2259 LENSKY, Marlene .... -...... 7331 Gary Ave., UN 6-0813 LEVIN, Steve .....,.,.,,,n.,... .,.. 7435 Byron Ave., UN 6-0770 LEVINE, Adrienne .... .... 5590 N. Meridian Ave., IE 8-2892 LEVY, Alice ,....,.,................... 615-85th St., UN6-7512 ......--...... 3600 Pinetree Dr., JE4--1531 Leon rd .... ..... ...... ....... ... 1955 Bay Dr., UN 5-5670 LEWIS, Mlrylyn ................ 7548 Bounty Ave., UN 5-8162 LICHTINSTEIN, Jack ..... ..... 8349 Byron Ave., UN 6-2268 LINTON, Lineolw .... ..- ...... ..M............ 1455 Meridian Ave. LIPINSKY, Joel .. .,,..... ..... 1334 Daytona Rd., UN 6-7-163 LIPTON, Iris Dee .,........e. 6535 Allison Rd., UN 6-8696 LITT, Leslie ..... ..... ........ ,.... .... .... 3 30-86th St., UN 6-0920 LOW, Roberta ... ....... -- 4541 Royal Palm Ave., JE 8-5077 LUKACS, .loan .. .... ......,.- 8040 Crespi Blvd., UN 5-9430 LUSTIG, Antoinette ........ .... .. 556 Palm Ave., JE 1-0506 LUTSKY. Fay .... .....-.......-. 846 Jefferson Ave., JE 2-2178 MACKAUF, Patti ....-... 4533 Adams Ave., JE 4-2252 MACKLIN, Brenda .... 1471 Lincoln Terrace, JE1-7966 MALTER, Linda .......... 8501 Hawthorne Ave., UN 5-5-197 MALTZ, Harriet -........... 4300 Collins Ave., JE 1-5701 MANAS, Richard ............ 9056 Froude Ave., UN 5-7923 MMQELI Marvin ...... 3134 Royal Palm Ave., .1158-5464 MANDEL1., Sheila ... 3465 N. Meridian Ave.. JE 8-4600 MANN, Merri ..-.......-.... 4300 Collins Ave., JE 2-1914 MARANS, David ..-...........r 1170-99111 St., UN 6-8900 MARCUS, Marilyn ......,... 209-9111 Street, JE 4-2400 251 1 N W MARGOLIS, Lawrence MARKOWITZ, Dave d MATERSON, Susan -.. MATZ, Michele .... ....-. 7533 W. Treasure MECHLOWITZ, Bonny MENAKER, Robert .............. MENDELOW, Helaine MENDLES01-IN, Sarah MENDELSON, Belle .... - ....... M- MARDEN, Murray ...... .... ..... 3163 Sheridan Ave 1661 Daylonia Rd., 1235 Penne Ave., ...-..-...... 724 Espanola, B130 Hawthorne Ave., Dr-. .1 ..,.. 4545 Adams Ave., 1241-13th Sl., 4211 N. Bay Rd., -.. ...... -. 1341 Bay Dr., 801-90th St., -v MEYER, John nm... ..,.v. 1325 Venetian Way, MEYERS, Phyllis ..-..- ...... 4460 Pinetree Dr., MICHELSON Jim .......... ..... 4307 Alion Rd., n -..- ,.., --.-..... 330-84th sf., MILLS, Mickey ........ .... ...... 1659 Daytonia Rd., MINDEL, Barbara ... ........ ......... 1320-15th St., MINSKERI Martin .... 1330 Pennsylvania Ave., MINTZER, Geraldine n........ 1061 Euclid Ave., MIROW, Madelyne e.. 9835 W. Broadview Dr., Paul ...-.- 3730 Royal Palm Ave., MORRIS, Linda -..,......,..,-. 1201 West Ave., MORSE. Jack ..,...,.,.-.-... MOSES, Bonnie ...-...... 9057 Dickens Ave., S003 Delaware Ave., MOSK, Lilly W...-.......... 9280 Harding Ave., NADLER, Lola .... NADLER, Marjorie ,.......... 4575 N. Michigan Ave., 4730 Pinetree Dr., NANESS, Dorothy -...... 1030 Collins kAve., NASH, Eileen ....... ..... ............. 810-11th SK., NATHANSON, Paul .- NEWMAN, lsadoro ... ..... .. 560 NOTOWITZ, Judy ... ...... M 1880 N. Hibiscus Dr., UN 6-3117 JE 1-7859 JE 8-4585 .1 E 8-7158 UN 6-5636 UN 5-8783 JE 8-1851 JE 8-1851 JE 8-4769 UN 6-2807 UN 6-5853 FR 9-8280 J E 1-3665 JE -1--2549 UN 6-8452 UN 6-1888 JE B-B292 JE 1-S615 IE 8-5110 UN 5-7135 .IE 2-3153 JE 8-4123 UN 6-0064 UN 5-5483 UN 5-9091 JE 8-7684 JE 8-1224 JE 2-4570 JE 2--1066 PL 4-0559 Keystone Point Michigan Ave., JE 1-0967 2901 N. Bay Road, JE 1-1925 OJEDA, Jose ............... 1127 Pennsylvania Ave. OLECK, Vicki ,................-.. 600-95th St., UN 5-5578 OLIN, Sherry ... .... ..... ..... ..... So. Shore Dr., UN 6-3034 OLMAN, Mel .,.....n .... ... 725-84th Street, UN 6-8508 ORITT Mike ............... 810 Lake View Dr., UN 5-5-1-55 OROVITZ, Michael .........n... 6000 N. Bay Rd., UN 6-5935 OSTRO, Lynne ..-......-........ 710-86th St., UN 6-5083 OSTROFF, Bart ,......-... 9016 Collins Ave., UN 5-3370 0'1:CHlN, Neil ................... 4430 Alton Rd., JE1-5188 PASCAL, Elaine ..... 9280 Bay Harbor Terr., UN 6-3303 PASKOW, Patti ..-........... 1776 Bay Dr., UN 5-9746 PATITIEAUX, Joanne .. 1521 Stillwater Dr., UN 5-2946 PAUL, Don ............... 7510 Dickins Ave., UN 5-5052 'PAUL, Eugene .......... 825 Surfside Blvd., UN 5-9905 PAUL, Gene ..........-,.................n 7305 Harding Ave. PAZ, Almodaway ........ 4501 Naulilis Dr., JE 1-7781 PEARL, Lyn ......-.... 1455 Cleveland Rd., UN 5-7189 PERETZ, Joni ..................... 1240 1-1-th St., JE 1-5229 PEARL, '1'ony ........-....... 1015 Lenox Ave., JE1-6345 PEARLMAN, Terry ....... 700 Dickens Ave., UN 6-1547 PERRY, Stephen ... 223 E. San Marino Dr., JE 1-5401 PEYTON Mike ................ 1700 James Ave., JE 1-5927 PHILLIPS, Ivan ........... 1825 Blrritx Dr., UN 6-3976 PIECK, Bucky ........................M.... 1332 Biscaya Dr. PIKEN, Karen ......... 1948 Marseilles Dr., UN 5-5096 PLATSHORN, Robert ........ 1330-15th St., JE1-6969 PLOTNICK, Jeffery S- 4333 N. Jefferson Ave., JE 1-6137 POLLAK, Gail ..........- 4570 N. Bay Rd., JE 8-1717 POLLER, Leah ..-.... 9551 E. Broadview Dr., UN 6-3842 POSNER, Steven 1601 W. 24th St., JE 8-6263 POSTELNEK, 10811 -.--..... 700 92nd Street, UN 5-9982 PRICE, Sharon .......... 1535 Normandy Dr., UN 6-9682 l .-........ 650 Jefferson Ave., JE 7-2529 PURCEL, Ronnie J- ---.. 5838 Collins Ave., UN 6-2152 R DE ve ......-. 503 79th Street, UN 6-7122 ,QAPCHIKI Fred ......... 8021 Crespi Blvd., UN 5-8434 RAPEE, Bruce ....-....- 1191 71st Street, UN 6-4034 RAPHALE, Betty ...M 200 oem. Drive, JE 11.6031 RAPP, Richie ............. 7231 Wayne Ave., UN 5-7041 IEASKINI Miss M... 4523 Royal Palm Ave., JE 1-5193 RATNER, Gayle ........--...-..... 2135 North Bay Rd. LSI-HER-,lad ....-. 5930 North Bay Rd., UN 6-6216 RAYMOND, Kenneth ..... 735 Meridian Ave., JE 8-5222 REDIKER, Steve ...... 2243 Bay View Lane, PL 7-2223 REKANT, Steve .......... 1495 Cleveland Rd., UN 6-9726 Michele ...... 45 N. Stillwater Dr., UN 6-8412 Rl-INNER, Dana ........- 810 85th Street, UN 5-7239 RICCIARDELLA, P. ....... 1579 Meridian Ave., JE 4--4059 RICHARD, Barry ........ 1275 N. Biscayne Pt., UN 6-3301 RINDLEY, Steve ... 851 South Shore Dr., UN 5-9043 RIPPNER, Dave -.. 9537 W. Treasure Drive, UN 5-3244 RISKIN, Lois ..-...... 9730 W. Broadview Dr., UN 5-0541 252 A,, , ,Wi 7 W ROCKWAY, Alan .... 1853 Jefferson Ave., JE 8-1536 ROLLNICK, Neil .... ... ......,. 1175 Marseille Dr., UN 6-8365 ROMER, Bruce ..,. ... 9224 Emerson Ave., UN 6-4866 RONIN, Leslie .... ........,... ,..,... 7340 Gary Ave., UN 6-6892 ROSEMAN, Glory .... 10000 E. Bay Harbor Dr., UN 6-8113 ROSEN, Lenore .,.1..... ........ M 6490 Collins Ave., UN 5-7029 ROSENBLUM, Joni ....... -.. 9457 Abbott Ave., UN 5-2789 ROSENHAUS, Annette .. 17 N. Hibiscus Rd., JE 1-S113 ROSKIN, Norman .... 9260 Bay Harbor Terr., UN 6-7968 ROSS. Maxine -- ......... Q -- ...... 1530 West Ave., JE 8-5854 ROSS, Diane .... .......,.. 1540 W. Sunset Isle 4, JE 8-3414 ROSS, Sherry ...-..- ........ -. 1800 Daytonia Rd., UN 5-2178 ROSS, M- Guy .. ..... -.-W 1530 West Ave., JE 8-54-1-7 ROSSMAN, Barbara ,...., ,-,. 7815 Crespi Blvd., UN 6-0989 RUTH, Evie ............ .... 1470 Monad Terr., UN 6-B632 ROTH, Frances --..-,..-- ...... 710 83rd Street, JE 1-5936 RUTH, Howard -.. 109 3rd Ter. Rivo Alto Isle, JE 8-2952 ROTH, Richard .. .......... .. 549 W. 47th Street., JE B-4201 RUBIN, Bob ..-... ........ 8864- Emerson Ave., UN 5-2038 RUBIN, Martin -..M ,...., 800 Washington Ave., JE 8-1811 RUBIN, Mike ..... ...,,.. ..... ....... 745 84th Street, UN 6-4755 RUBINOFF, Rita ........ e ........ 1 2815 Pintree Dr., JE 1-5077 RUIZ, Mercedes ...... .. ,,.,.... -. 3636 N. W. Flagler Terr. RUSS, Denis ............ -,. 4350 Nautilus Dr., ,IE 1-9716 SALOMON, Suzy ...- ......... ,. 5120 Alton Road, UN 5-5696 SALZBERG, Barney ,.. ........ .. 932 15th Street, JE 2-2287 ,-..- ......... seas Byron Ave., UN 5-7637 SAMEE, David .- ........ - .... 9340 Carlyle Ave., UN 6-3980 SAMUELS, Inez .--M .......... .. 324 20th Street, JE 8-4885 SAMUELS, Bob - ....... ......- 2729 N. Bay Rd., JE 8-0930 s err .,.. 1- .... azos cn-spa Blvd., UN 6-3155 SAPERSTE1N, Eddie .... .... .... 525 Fairway Drf, UN 5-2218 SARAJIAN, Jeff S ...... ..... ..... 530 75th Street, UN 6-5032 SARPER, Steve ...... .. ..........., 1207 Drexel Ave., JE1-9078 SATIN, Mary Ellen ...-... 4301 Royal Palm'Ave., JE 8-6194 SAVITT, Barry .-M .......... 2931 Sheridian Ave., .IE 8-1071 SCHAEFEH, Elaine, 95th 8: Collins-Nile Apt., UN 5-9543 SCHE1-TEA, Marcos .2 ....... ...n 4-350 Post Ave., JE 8-3907 SCHEINER, Elaine .... .. ..... 1575 Meridian Ave., JE 1-1346 SCHEWEK, Dick ........... 980 S. Shore Drive, UN 5-3796 SCHIFFMAN, Harold ..... ...... 1205 Drexel Ave., JE 8-9320 SCHLOSSER, Ellen ....-..... 7315 Carlyle Ave., UN 5-9672 SCHNEIDER, Didi ..-.... 995 W. gi-8th Street, JE 8-1792 SCHRANK, Edward ........ 1531 Stillwater Dr., UN 6-9919 SCHULL Theo. n........-..... 1330 15th Street, JE 8-7347 SCHWARTZ, Barry M ........ ..... 877 80th Street, UN 6-3489 SCHWARTZ, Blanche .A.., 4538 Sheridan Ave., JE 8-7104 SCHWARTZ, Susan ..-.., 9008 Garland Ave., UN 6-7152 SCHWARTZ, Sol -.- ...... 8843 Emerson Ave., UN 6-6886 SEDLIK, 'ren-y ,....-..,... 650 asm sm-en, UN-5-9459 SEIDEN, Eileen ..... 7500 Center Bay Dr., PL 4-9362 SELEVAN, Jerry ...,...-,,. 3026 Prairie Ave., JE 1-7150 SER, Gary ......n ...... .....- ...... ..- ...... -.-1. 1321 15th Street SERBIN, Lewis .,.. ...Nw 4554 Adams Ave., JE 4-2056 SEGALL, Jenn .,,. ..... ..... 1165 Marseilles Dr., UN 5-9577 Sl-IAD, Toni ...... ..1 ..., ...M 1616 Bay Road, JE 8-2966 SHAPIRO, Eileen -...,.,.. .... 415 75th Street, UN 6-9625 SHARON, Frank ,..... ....... .. 1242 Alton Rd., JE 8-0602 SHARPE, 1. B. ......... -.. ..... 5301 N. Bay Rd., UN 6-9039 SHEEGER, Sheila -- -....... - 335 75th Street, UN 6-0982 S1-IEIN, Lynda Kay ..... .,1.. 3932 Prairie Ave., JE 8-1561 SHEPPARD,' Ray .... -M ........ ,. 620 86th Street, UN 6-9766 SHEA, Gary .... ........-... 830 Raymond St., UN 5-5585 SHEK, Sandy ..1.,. .... -.. 1361 Meridian Ave., JE 1-3713 iHBBL.,.SLggp .... -.. 5004 North Bay Rd., UN 6-6123 SHERMAN, Claudia .. ...... -. 1755 Biarrit Dr., UN 6-0374 SHRINER, Madalyn ........... 6940 Bay Dr., UN 6-6482 SHUKAT, Stoney ....... ...-.. 1907 Liberty Ave., JE 8-1674 SEECTO11, 111211552 1973 Marseille Dr., UN 6-4969 SPIEGEL, Sondra -..... 2181 N. Bay Road, JE 1-9780 SPILFOGEL, Diana - .... -.. 932 10th Street, JE1-5153 SPILLER, Warren ....-...... 8340 Byron Ave., UN 5-3966 SPITZER, Joyce Helene, 7532 Buccaneer Ave., UN 5-7495 SIEGEL, Sheldon ..,...,.. 7835 Crespi Blvd., UN 6-0965 SILVER, Gerald ,.- ...... ......, 824 Alton Road, JE 8-1252 SILVER, Mary Ellen - .... 505 Fairway Drive, UN 6-3855 alim Paul .... .......w. 8045 Noremac Ave., UN 5-2749 SILVERSTEIN, Steve ....-1 Easl View Drive 179151, UN 6-0965 SIMMONS, Carol .... .... 1... 1424 Collins Ave., JE 8-7955 SIMON, Ann Beth .,,. ,,..,..n.. 1101 Bllrriil, UN 5-8977 SIMON, Heather -. ..... .. 995 W. 48tll Street, JE 2-1414 SLAVIN, Barbara .......,... 7717 Byron Ave., UN 6-8317 SLATER, Charles ......... 1127 Euclid Ave., ,IE 2-2810 n SLEWETT, Elinorei.....-...... 714 15111 sneer. JE 8-4108 SMITH, Seephan 21... 560 W. 51st Street, UN 6-8415 SNOWEISS, Howard - ------- - 1575 Lenox Ave., JE 8-6616 SOBEL, Alan ..-J -.n.-.. 1320 15111 sneer, JE 4-2302 SOLNET, Carole 1351 Meridian Ave.. JE 8-5141 SENETT Nancy LN.- 1360 Stillwater Dr., UN 6-0789 S ' H.. 1360 Stillwater Dr., UN 6-0789 sosNA, Jay ..--e.l.--M 7525 Bounty Ave.. UN s-s4as STADLAN, Aainah 1- ....... -...., was Bay Rd., JE 1-9073 STALLINGS, Patricie ..---..... 737 Wes: Ave., JE 8-6027 srgeggg Marshall ...- ..... - 1565 Pennn Ave., JE s-asoo STEARNS, Robert le 6906 N. W. 15th Ave., UN 6-6969 STEIN, Ronnie -...L.- 1522 Cleveland Rd., UN 6-4041 STEINBEIQG, Jane Q- 1345 Marseille Dr., UN 5-5215 STEPNER, Barbara L .... .. .... 2421 N. Bay Rd., JE 8-0971 STERN, chmes .... ..-W 1239 15:11 ss., IE a-6310 STERN, Diane ........,....... 1233 'iCollins Ave.. JE 1-0973 STERN, Dick .. ..., 1... 9100 Emerson Ave., UN5-5339 STEVANS, Peter ,... W -,....... ...... ..,... 6490 Collins Ave. - men 3746 Royal Palm Ave., JE 1-sooa STRUHL, Karsten ................. 44 Star Island, JE 8-0110 STRYKER, Dale ..... . 13190 Arch Creek Terr., PL 1-1255 SURLOFF, Mark ...Q .... -.. 9404 Carlyle Ave., UN 6-6238 SWICKLE, Harvey l........ 628 Jefferson Ave., IE 2-2139 SYKES, Pnl -. .-.........-...- .... 710 Michigan Ave. TAUDER, Pam .....,... ....., .,-. 7416 Gary Ave., UN 6-7592 TAUB, Peter. ..... ... 8834 Hawthome Ave., UN 6-0001 TAYLOR, Marvin . .... 821 Michigan Ave., JE 8-5863 TAYLOR, Maxine .. ...... ,. 995 W. 48th St., JE 2-3189 TAYLOR, Paul ...An .... 4858 Pinetree Dr., JE 8-1175 TEPER Robert ......l Me..- .... 745 34-C11 SK., UN 6-2675 TESSLER, Mickey -. ...,. 7825 Byron Ave., UN 6-2818 TOSKAR, Daniel .... ,...- ........ 2070 Bay Drive, UN 5-1896 TROPP, Sheila ... 7762 Tatum Waterway Dr., UN 5-3592 TRUTE, Macey .... ...... ... 410 Michigan Ave., JE 2-2055 TUBIN, Bonnie M. !-.-.., 7536 Cutlass Ave., UN 5-5906 TUCKMAN, Linda she 1085 98 sm-ez, UN 6-52211 TURCHEN, Arline -,-..... 837 81st Street, UN 6-6011 TURNER, Ira M.-. ..... 6921 Rue Vendome, UN 6-9066 wAcHs, Amar. ..L....- mo Carlyle Ave., UN 5-aaaa WAGNER, Kenny A ..... 1111. Stillwater Dr., UN 6-4200 WAGNER, Sanford ..T...1,. 1111 Stillwater Dr., 'UN 6-4200 WALZER, David ....l.... 4141 Nautilus Dr., JE 8-38Q8 WAPNICK, Jay ..... 1571 Normandy Dr., UN 6-5843 WARD, Roberta .....V... 234 N. E. 20th Terr., FR 4-0160 WARMBRUN, Arline'- ...... .. B50 Bi cayne St., JE 1-5789 WASSERMAN, Cerri ......... 5400 Alton Rd., UN 6-0432 WASSERMAN, Judi, 4354 N. Michigan Ave., JE 1-0927 WASSERMAN, Matt N... 610 Jefferson Ave., JE 8-7902 WEBER, John ,.. ..... .... 7528 Cutlass Ave., UN 5-5765 WEILAND, Jonas -Te-, ..... 1145 97th Street, UN 6-9872 WEINI-1, sissy -..,J-..1 eso vm semi, UN 6-1219 WEINI-IR, Norman lrln ..... 7755 Tatum Waterway Dr., UN 5-9547 WEINMAN, Janice -L ..... -. 2035 N. Bay Rd., JE 8-7125 WEINMAN, Sharon Lie .... 1530 Normandy Dr., UN 6-5578 WEINSTEIN, Steve .T...... 6051 N. Bay Rd., UN 5-8577 WEINSTOCK, Sandy'.... 4420 Adams Ave., JE 1-1538 WEINTRAUB, Joe -.. .... 7837 Abbott Ave., UN 5-3137 WEISS, Kay .... ,.--.-.-.. 5815 Alton Rd., UN 5-5013 WEISS, Sandee ........i. 1430 Cleveland Rd., UN 6-5278 WERSINGQ, Bob .... Win.. 9048 Collins Ave., UN 6-9311 - ,... V 1600 W. 24th St. Sunset Isl. 3, , JE 8-2568 WEIDER, David ..,.- 4461 Royal Palm Ave., JE 1-7105 WILNER, Nadine -....-... 1005 Stillwater Dr., UN 6-5314 WINTHQOP, Rhoda ..... 1319 Meridian Ave., JE1-0274 WISEMAN, Gene - -- 218 Jefferson Ave., JE 2-1760 WOLOSON, Esta, 5 Eenlury Lane, Belle Isle, IE 1-7886 WONG, Suzie .........,..1.............. 110 Biscayne Street WOOLF, Leighton -........ 1230 103rd St., UN 6-7458 WOOLFE, Rachdel ..... 44-74 Sheridan Ave.. JE 2-4274 YAGUDA,' Carol ....-- 1200 Marseille Dr., UN 5-3837 YANOWITZ, Charlotte ...... 4570 Adams Ave., JE 1-6235 YOUNG, Helen --,-.....-... 735 Lenox Ave., JE 8-5598 YOUNG, Sheila ............. 9272 Byron Ave., UN 6-1308 ZABLO, Helane ........... 3110 N. Bay Rd., JE 8-4116 ZABLOW, Judy ................ 9017 Garland, UN 6-6139 ZACK, Diane .................. 350 69th St., UN 6-7991 ZEIENTZ, Susan ....- 8943 Garland Ave., UN 6-3424 ZIMAND, Arthur ....... 1460 Treasure Dr. So., UN 5-7420 ZINN, Bobbie 1... 4530 N. Meridian Ave., JE 4-4461 ZLOTSHEWER, Frlyda -...... 1340 71st St., UN 6-0601 ZOBERG, David ........... 2700 N. Bay Rd., FR1-5994 lgmnrqg nm.. ..,. 216 Michigan Ave., JE 1-9781 P I JJTVX ,wth MVA, Dui ' 'I' Cm ,e. ,Q w I my w pf lv Sf' ,ff V7 'iffwflwp KiJf9 me I 'fMe.-efV 1 ,wi .ff , fi' ,Li f ,iw . .L . -I , M0 N vet . of-ff jg , by ,f ' Scif A. . 2 1, ., x. . 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