William Howard Taft High School - Senior Yearbook (Bronx, NY)
- Class of 1944
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TAFT HIGH SCHOOL BRONXINEW YORK efiziage .70 we sslniom TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE I944: You are graduafing from lhe William Howard Taff High School while fhe na+ion is in fhe midsf of a world war, and hence your las'r fwo years af school have undoubfedly been affecfed by war condi+ions. A fairly large number of you have already lefl' for 'rhe armed forces, and wifhin a shorl fime a greaf many more will have donned fhe uniforms of +he various branches of fhe service. All of you have falcen war courses which have been added +o 'rhe high school curriculum so 'rhal' you may be beHer prepared +o assis+ our counfry in i+s hour of need. If is grafifying fo be able fo s'ra+e +ha'r you have given of yourselves liberally in all fhe proiecfs Taff has underfalcen +o help in 1'he war efforf, and I know +ha'r your deep fel+ pafriofism will carry you on foward greafer eflorls, fo fhe end +ha'r you and 'rhose who follow you will be able fo lead a life free from +he fears and fhe consequences of conflicf. May I falze fhis opporfunify +o wish you a very happy and successful fufure life. Contents gdaflhg Adminislrafive S+aff, Yearbook Sfalif, Senior Advisers, Classroom Candids, Facully Aulographs. olifewy Gilberl and Sullivan Visil' Tall, An Al- bum of Gilberl and Sullivan, We've 60+ a LiHle Lis1', Never Mind fhe Y and Wherefore, Le+ fhe Trumpels Loudly Bray, A Senior in TaH, The Prom, Views of School, Ship's Log-+o June I944, Trial by Jury, Commifiee Piclures, The Saga of Frederick, Wi+h a Sense of Deep Emofion. 66 77 0' On? Disraeli on You+h, Senior Pic+ures, Knocks and Boosfs. .xdafuerfiriing Tarr Sfudios, Inc., Drake Summer High School, Dieges 8: Clus+, McCar'rhy 8: Simon, Inc., Wheafalify Bakery, lnc., Drake's Business Training, Monroe Sec- refarial School, Comel' Press, Cen+ury- Banner Engraving Co. gcbforia Have you ever ridden in The subway, and looked aT The Taces around you Thinking ThaT you weren'T iusT anoTher Tace in The crowd-an ordinary person: you were you and diTFerenT? Did you ever sTop Tor a momenT To wonder wheTher oTher people were Thinking The same Thing as They looked aT you? IT is hard someTimes To realize ThaT each one of The millions of people in The world has many of The same ambiTions, emoTions, Tears ThaT you have, no maTTer whaT kind of person he is, no maTTer whaT color his skin happens To be, no maTTer whaT race or religion he belongs To, no maTTer how educaTed or uneducaTed he is. IT is even harder To undersTand ThaT each one Thinks ThaT he's seT aparT somehow from The resT-ThaT he is unique in some respecT. We have gone Through Tour years of high school preoccupied mainly wiTh one subiecT-ourselves! IT is only naTuraI ThaT we should Think ThaT way. Each man bases his relaTionship To oThers on his own reacTions and emofions. We have all Tried aT Times To make oThers love whaT we love. We have all desired oTher persons To believe whaT we have believed, To live according To our way oT Thinking. However, world condiTions Today are demonsTraTing The basic danger of This naTuraI Tailing, namely, ThaT when people iudge oThers by Their own sTandards They ineviTably hinder each oTher. All oT us have a greaT iob To Tackle, The iob of looking around us-of Tind- ing ouT all abouT oTher people, abouT how They live, whaT They believe in, why They are The same and also why They are di'FferenT, The iob of learning To undersTand Mr. Jones's likes and dislikes from Mr. Jones's poinT of view. A beTTer world in The TuTure can noT be insured unTiI we accomplish These Things. We musT overcome The idea ThaT The world is ours To lick and To TighT, To pursue our own aims and To worry abouT only our own inTeresTs. When people worry abouT' Themselves Too much, when They wish Too hard To rise above Their Tellows, and To be lauded and loved by Them, The resulT is chaos and everyone haTes everyone else. There is no need To FIGHT wiTh oTher people and LICK The world: The need is To DISCOVER oTher people and BUILD The world along wiTh Them. 4 In L Faculty i ,,, ,su f F ' W J -. , 1 4 M. , 5, A A. 1 we X X , v , Q '-' yr , -. fa ff. A 1 Mg. 5 -QW' r'i'7 -271. F 15. 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BLANCHE FELDHEIM, MYRA LESKOWITZ LITERARY STAFF: Helaine Blufman, Marcia Epsfein, Phyllis Flamberg, Bea+rice Gershenson, E+hel Goldberg, Geraldine Goldberg, Myra Gordon, Louise Hill, Be'Hy Horowih, Charlolfe Kimberg, Bernice Kroll, Elaine Lessin, Arfhur Levy, BeH'y Miller, Malfye Moslcowilz, Arline Schuck, Ann Ru'rh Turkel, Marilyn Vogel. Knocks and Boosls i,,e..,e,e...v.,....,eeY..,,.,ee.....ee,,.A,.,..,e,......,.w GIDEON HOROWITZ COMMITTEE: George J. Asch, Ed Berdy, Rhoda Blumensfoclc, Norma Breslauer, David Chamlin, Marvin Chanko, Gerald Cohan, Geraldine Drucker, CharloHe Eisensfein, Marcia Epsfein, Doris Flaxhaum, Joan Golemba, Louise Hill, Alvin Hyshiver, Joan Kaswell, Harry Kroll, Phyllis Lockman, Kenny Lyons, Thelma Miller, Jack Odesslcy, Sfaney Paul, Renee Pierce, Marfin Porwich Shirley Raclcler, Hilda Raiberf, Gilda Ra+ner, Eleanore Rosenberg, Joyce Rofh YeHa Salefslcy, Arline Salfman, Vera Samuels, Lillian Schwarfz, Gloria Segura Joyce Shein, Phoebe S+e++ner, Mildred Yaskal, Edna Weiner, Harrie+ Weiss OFFICERS TOP: Lois Gordon, Lila Eig, Goldie Kobres BOTTOM: Selma Kaufax, Blossom Leskowilz Lillian Suslcowi+z. , , ,L ,,,, ...,.- -v-.--....- .....--O vvx: ADVISERS Business Adviser K. and B. Adviser Senior Adviser Senior Adviser Senior Adviser Yearbook Adviser Liferary Adviser Phofo Adviser MiIiI'ary Adviser MR. LOUIS FRANKEL MRS. DOROTHY HALPERN MR. PETER LIEFF MR. GEORGE FRIEDLANDER MRS. LILLIAN JEROME MR. 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V. ,,, 1 w w ggi v.-, rg f f if AND SULLIVAN VISIT Taft We sail Ilne ocean blue And our saucy sI1ip's a beau+y We are sober men and Irue And aH'enI'ive Io our duI'y 'SB vfe- .xdn .24 Lum of Qaerf ana! Sufguan l X TNQ , Ai ' l L nf' ,g x I i T l Poor Wandering One , ,., , , A Freshman The Gods Grown Old .., wnvn K. ..,, .. ,, ,, W e Seniors We Are Dainfy Liffle Fairies rrr.rrr, The Boys in Gym Suifs The Broken Flower .eoo..e.,..eev,.,e,e. ee.,.eeo.. A Suspended Sfudenf Carefully on Tipfoe Sfealing .,,.aa.,,, .,aa, ,..,a,.a A L afecomer Sorry Her Lof .,av.,,aa,.a T ..aa,..,.,aa,..,a ....,a.. A Girl in Slacks Sfrange Advenfure ,,aa .,..,a..aaa...aa,,..,a,aa.,a a.,a.,a.aa A f Tarr's Sfudios Kind Capfain, l've lmporfanf lnformafion Miss Lewinson in Mr. Brodie's Office If You'll Give Me Your Affenfion ssssssss ,L .,ssssss, ss,sa.., . ., ..,,. Mr. Browne The Girl Has Beaufy, Virfue, Wif, Grace, Humor, Wisdom, Charify, and Pluck lPrincess ldal, .. L. sas,s Mrs. Levisohn Behold fhe Lord High Execufionerh as sMr. Rosenfhal Pafiences. ,,ss L .ssss.,. i ,,,ss,.. as .Miss Boylan!!! My Boy, You Can Take If from Me, L as aa,a. Mr. Wechsler Liffle Buffercup, ,..sss... , sssass s,Miss O'Donnell A Wandering Minsfrel T s,,s...s,ss,s.ss L L Mr. McCormack Lef fhe Punishmenf Fif fhe Crime s,,.sss , L Miss Murphy Never Mind fhe Why and Wherefore sa.. ,.,..... M r. Jason l Command a Righf Good Crew ,.ss,,aass sa.s..,, L Mr. Brodie All fhe Legal Furies Seize You ...,..s,.......... L a,a..ssa ln fhe Dean's Office A Policeman's Lof ls Nof a Happy One aa,, .,a.... ss,s M i ss Whife There Lived a King ..ss,.,..ss...V........a...,.Vs.,..,s ..,ss...s.,,.a.s.....sus.e.... M r. Wilberf Did Nofhing in Parficular, and Did If Very Well .,..........ssa, Mr. Friedlander If You Wanf a Receipf.. ssss ..,..,.s..s,..,.ss,e.,s.,,..s...,s.. A sk fhe Senior Treasurer There Grew a Liffle Flower sss,.. ..,.e....,s,...s,.,.. M rs. Jerome When You're Lying Awake ....s,...,s,..,ss...,s,..e..s.....,.....,. Nighf Before Regenfs Now fo fhe Banquef We Press .... Taffifes on Their Way fo fhe Cafeferia Tripping Hifher, Tripping Thifher ,,,.,,ssss...,..s or ...ss,,..,. .. ......,.,...,.,.es Dr. Gluck A Despofism Sfricf Combined wifh Absolufe Equalify ss.,ss, .sss. ss.. M r . Lieff Kind, indulgenf, handsome, sympafhefic, generous ..,s,.,ss,s.s. Mr, Silverman lAdiecfives fhrough courfesy of Mr. Silvermanl A L We are dainfy, liffle fairies. li x if lr 'V A 5 il li ' iii? ily if Xfik 1 'itll l'l's i' L 'S im' , .,iv 'vigil' , f' ' ll' 'j j Nil , , . zy- 7 We are ready here foday ln our very subfle way e 0 To fell you of some folk Whom we would love +o choke: So we've pu1' fhem on a lis1', ! o f ! o And 1'hey never will be missed, af e Never, never, never, never will be missed! There's fhe mosl' obnoxious marshal, Who fhinks himself so greaf, Who will make a poin+ of siopping A mos? imporfani' 8 To inquire in acceni raucous, Hey! lemme see your pass! Which is fruly quiie annoying To us eighis who cur our class. Oh we've pui him on our lisf, And he never will be missed, Never, never, never, never will be missed. Then fhere are ihose 'reachers who always ihink +hey're righ+, Who sform aboui' fhe classroom And yell wifh all 'their mighi, Who will argue abou+ everyihing To show you whaf 'lhey know, Who will manage fo make fhings so hard - You really Think you're slow: Oh, we've pu? lhem on a lisf, 'And 1'hey never will be missed, Never, never, never, never will be missed! Then 'rhere are ihose feachers who secrerly delighl' In giving liH'le 'resfs +ha+ are sure +o cause some frigh+, Or in pouncing on a senior, when he's dreaming unaware And giving him some zeros f- 'I 'Cause his hearl' iusl' wasn'+ lhere. fyffgkxst ,A - Oh, we've pui' +hem on a lisf, ,4 ' I And 'lhey never will be missed, Never. never. never, never will be missed. X .L-N .5 F ' ' ' :Q i ii ' Now if 'rhere be some souls , V! Whom we've neglecred io include, k ' N. We beg fhem io forgive us y yi, ff? . in 'For being so very rude: , N' f y ' And +o fhose who suffer pangs of guili and insulied digni+y' X! f g g- Q yi 1- A We say You'd beHer no+ complain, I -A Or all will know ius'r who you be! ,l -2 i A' 14-F , L -- 1 A551 We've gol' a liffle lis+. K' A, ' i' QUQI' fA8 0POLP8 On lhe eve of one's graduafion, if is nice lo pause and reflecl' on whal one has gained menlally, morally and physically from lhe course iusl com- pleled. To go from lhe laHer +o +he former, I have learned in my Senior year how 'ro accomplish a physical feel prac+iced by few-+ha+ of going six periods wilhoul so much as a drop of wafer. My moral educalion can be summed up in Iwo senlences: Ill Never lalk back 'ro Miss O'Donnell. l2l Never I'hrow paper clips around 'rhe room-spilballs make less noise. And Iasl, and by all means Ieasl, we come fo +ha+ par+ of my educalion referred +o as menlal. Wilhoul a doubl, my menlal developmenl is amazing leverybody says soll and I owe a greal deal of if lo my high school educalion. Of all +he courses +ha+ I have laken, +he one lhal' slands oul' as lhe mosl unlorgellable, and The mosl useful is malh. Malh is an up and coming subiecl. Well, as far as malhemalics is con- cerned, I am down and going. Firsl of all, lhe ulilily of mal'h has always impressed me. When asked my age, no longer do I repeal lhe old, old adage, Free, while and under lwenly-one. Thal s only for sfudenls who have noi sludied malh. Inslead, I say nonchalanlly, lf you double my bro+her's age, add x cubed minus 22, lefling x equal 3.78, and square lhe resull, you will have one-half my age plus 'rhree monI'hs. As far as 'rriangles are concerned in geomelry, I gol along perfecfly, probably due lo fhe effecls of all 'rhe olher woman movies lhal Holly- wood has been showing. When lhe class was promofed fo circles, however, I resumed lhe 'rrack I'ha+ I had almosl' worn oul in my algebra class, +he one righl' in +he middle of +he ruf. Circles never ceased fo mysfify. Forlu- nalely, we had a lriangular Regenls. Henceforlh, and for +he resl' of my life, x will mean somefhing 'ro eal for breakfasl, 2x will be somelhing 'rha+ you need when baking a cake, and lriangles will be only lhings lo be 'frequenlly changed on babies. P. F. ve,-J My boy, you can fake if from m olgt tk? y blJ'l'll02t5 c3!I0lfl,6!!y The basemenf was so quief fhaf you could hear a cough drop. Bracing myself, I resolufely sfepped wifhin fhe sacred porfals of fhe Senior office, prepared for anyfhing. The Senior Council was foo engrossed in fheir own affairs fo nofice an insignificanf member of fhe Senior Class. The bedlam increased in proporfion fo fhe unimporfance of fhe affair dis- cussed. Immediafely adapfing myself fo fhe general spirif of fhe meefing, I grabbed a chair from one of fhe represenfafives who had risen fo make an announcemenf of significance. Affer discovering how many people wanfed vanilla ice-cream, she Ieff fhe room benf on performing her dufy fo fhe famished members of fhe illusfrious commiffee. I was somewhaf disfracfed by fhe sighf of Mr. Friedlander sfrolling on fhe ceiling, buf observing fhaf no one else seemed fo fhinlc fhis unusual, I made no com- menf. Lisfening for an hour fo fhaf all-imporfanf quesfion of how fhe Senioreffes would reacf fo fhe innovafion of blue and gold Iipsficlc, and sfruclc by fhe magnifude of fhis subiecf, I awaifed fhe resulfs wifh bafed breafh. However, fhey did nof wish 'fo disclose fheir decision fo an ouf- sider. Hurf by fhis rebuff, and finding fhe ordeal foo much for me anyway, wifh falfering sfeps I made my way fo fhe door fo breafhe once again fhe pure, fragranf air of Taff's cafacombs. H. B. Q I 45 -I 2 1 91' - o f vim I I I A -fs : f If X ll'-sf My l I I II I X l I I I if se I l l' I N I I Lei 'Ihe frumpefs loudly bray .gznior in jak A Senior in Taff is a soaring soul, As free as a mounfain bird, His energefic fisf should be ready fo resisf A dicfaforial wordllll Buf his hearf dofh quail and his mind dofh fail Before a Regenfs exam. His brain he racks, buf fhe knowledge he lacks Dofh malre fhe baffle a sham. He wears his cap wifh a iaunfy air, The blue and gold shine brighf. Through fhe halls he sfrides wifhouf a care And looks down from his heighf. His eyes should flash wifh an inborn fire, His brow wifh scorn be wrung: He never should bow fo a domineering frown Or fhe faunf of a freshman's fongue. His eyes should flash and his chesf profrude, And lordliness be his affifude! fgi ixim , yy K2 i f s, Inngfi 1,, 4'4VQvy -.ls P 'A 1470 CIO! af, A WIAQ M181 ' NSW gf y W Carefully on fipf e sfealing . , , all SL prom Cas'l'ing aside fheir baggy sweafers, pegged panis, and saddle shoes, fhe Tail' Seniors flabbergas+ed 'rhe faculfy, fhe managemeni, and fhe palrons of Holel Roosevelf by aHending fhe Evenl' of 'lhe Season in gliffering gowns and slylish suifs. By devious means +he nondescripf individual who slunlc lhrough ihe corridors of Taff emerged inlo a glamour girl on fhis Nighl' of Nighfs. Proudly clinging +o lhe arms of fheir escoris, wi+h a look in +heir eyes which dared anyone +o commenl' on fhe facf lhal' fheir supermen were under eighfeen, 'rhese fufure pin-up girls evaded +he reporfers begging for fheir oppor+uni'ry 'ro wrile up The Year's Assignment Haughfily shielding +heir delicafe faces from +hese offensive people who dared fhinlc +ha+ a Taff SENIOR would desire publicily, +hey fled up fhe baclc s+aircase and fhence +o fhe seclusion and privacy of fhe ballroom. As one made lhe rounds, he heard fhe vi+al quesfion being popped. Do you wan+ your waler in a paper cup, Mary, or in a glass? Dreamily we glided along fo +he dulcei' s+rains of Mairzy Doa+s. During +his picfuresque eighfeenih cenlury minuel, our classmafes pre- sen'red a never-'ro-be-1forgoH'en picfure. Bored by fhe symphonies of Harry James and finding fhe company of Alan Ladd and Ann Sheridan mosi' firing, mosf of fhe couples lefi' fhe ballroom aboui' dawn and +oolx a specially charfered Pullman io lhe Sforlc Club-or was ii' a sfreef car fo fhe Orange Room a+ Nediclc's? Vw W Q Li if-1 71 r L I 9 ,M 3 i xv lj .Ax f .'l . QP., ' - pl-a e, 4 ' f , 1.- if 6 l G , Ms: , 'z ,X X ag X 4 -gin ,ywgiij ' 7 ' r-T S ' - ,. , 1'.. 'v.L - ei 1 ill X !l.r1Z. - H1 1 um we - 'W- -,.2'L'L'1'8-' ' 1271 ff Vigrg' 'He 'fy 14.1 3 ' n A 74? ,- F Qs Tripping hlfher, 'lripping 'fhlfher 'Q ' -1 Lx Q ,L4-aw! lu, HlP'S LCC Feb. 2: 800 Freshmen hammer af fhe doors of Taff fo gel' in. Feb. 3: 790 Freshmen bang on doors fo gef ouf. Feb. 7: Senior and G.O. dues raised. 55.50 soon fo be gone forever. Feb. 8: Senior lnformafion Sheefs issued. 524V2 illiferafe Seniors crowd info Remedial Reading Classes. A Feb. I0: Two Seniors frampled in locker-room iam. Feb. I I: Will Senior whose arm was found in locker number 94 claim if in Losf and Found? Decomposifion has sef in. Feb. I4: Scrap drive begun. Janifor goes around sawing off locks. Feb. I5: Where shall we puf our coafs? Luckless ianifor viciously smofh- ered by coaf of lockless Senior. Feb. I8: Senior hafs issued! Feb. 2I: Taff vs. Columbus af Madison Square Garden. Score 40-42. We wuz robbed! Feb. 23: Lockers reassigned af lasf, buf sawing confinues. Feb. 25: Senior Welcome Dance. Michaelson and Silverman sfruf fheir sfuff. Recepfion fumulfuous. Feb. 28: Horrified shrieks reverberafe fhrough Taff halls as proofs are received and exhibifed. March I: Tarr files bankrupfcy suif. Cameras broken. Flees fo Canada a ruined man. March 6: Edicf issued. Gum is verbofen. Wrigley profesfs. March 7: Judy Graver caughf chewing gum. Hush money paid ouf of G.O. funds. March I0: Prom announcemenf by Lois Gordon. Mr. Friedlander sefs up special mafch-making bureau. Will provide escorfs for a fee. March I3: Mr. Jason hifs sour nofe on Xylophone. Local 802 fhreafens fo ousf him. March I5: Nine Prom fickefs sold! Keep up fhe good record. March I7: Friday, 3:l5-Yearbook deadline. Aggravafed Edi+or-in- Chief found frying fo slash wrisfs in bafhroom. Reprimanded by Miss O'Donnell. Who'll clean up fhis mess? March 20: March winds sfir up dusf in afhlefic field. Freshman claims fo have seen camel caravan crossing fo Sheridan Avenue. March 2I: Mr. Friedlander leaves for Navy. Good luck fo one of fhe besf Senior advisers any Senior Class ever had. March 22: Senior dues blues. Loan sharks sef up office af Audiforium enfrance. March 24: Friday-Fish Day. :-: - F F . 4 'SN Q 5 T-5 - ,j- 1 H f . ki' 1 i -' '7 4, -d,. , , X i , - ii 7, ,Nu I ' 1 - Y 5 1 -9. 4 P ,,,, ' L T1 ' r ' My 'i , ' 2 x If Y 5 ' 7 5 ' V --- X-fx S, 7 i 'N- Qs -Lx '-,, Xe' ' , ,, -5 X x K X K Ll- N-N-: - -Q' 'l- P ..- to .l U E l94-4 March 27: Mr. Silverman says he likes only 'rwo kinds of girls: lhose wi+h blond hair and 'rhose wi'rhou+. March 3l: Mr. Fernschild combs hair bu+ we s+ill recognize him. Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri May May May May May May May May May May June June June June June June i :X 1 .E-2 E 11 I: Everybody happy on his own personal holiday. 4: Gloomy Tuesday-midferms. 6: No smoking wifhin one block of 'rhe school. 7: No more 'reachers-no more books for a whole week! I7: Today's lunch special-chow-mein. Herds of hungry chow- dogs fill cafe'reria. I8: III winds blow oui' of Chemisfry Laboraiory. Ain'+ blowin' nobody no good. 20: Track Team seen picking dandelions on way around a1'hle+ic field. 2l: Howard Beck, a'H'er ea+ing IOO ice-cream pops, comes 'I'o 'rhe conclusion +ha+ Bungalow Bar has no more lucky s+icks. 24: Senior sifs on bag of cherries leff behind in his+ory room. ls his face red! 26: Donny Kaplan gefs lucky sfick from Bungalow Bar. Howard Beck refracfs previous sfafemenf. 3: Ceiling of green peas one cen+ higher. 5: Dismembered corpse 'Found near 363. Lasl' heard whisfling in hall. l2: Beau+y parlor swamped as Seniors prepare for Prom. I3: Prom ai' Hofel Roosevel+! I5: Back +o 1'he washiubsl I 7: Ten s+uden+s sfricken by heaf-iump from fourfh Floor windows. I8: Mr. Jason brings us +he dawn of anofher blue day. Shall we lei' if pass away? Aye! 20: Class Nigh+-Oh boy! 25: Mr. Browne found reading Police Gaze++e. 29: Mr. Jason asks hungry Seniors +o refrain from eafing grass in class. 2: Weafher awfully hol' loday. 5: Regen'rs are coming. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! 9: D.S. wanfs fo know whefher Tail is offering Posl-Grad Courses. I9-23: Regenfsl Regenfsl 'I9: Nu! So we don'+ gradua+e-so wha'r! 27: Gradua+ion! Cheer up-+he wors'r is ye+ +o come. TRIAL Scene: Mr. Brodie's oTTice. A hearing is being conducTed Tor The purpose of Tinding ouT whaT TaTT is conTribuTing To The war eTIorT, and whaT TT IS doing To spread The principles oT broTherhood wiThin The school. The Jury, consisTing oT several Teachers, is seaTed in a row near The window DirecTIy opposiTe is a commiTTee of several sTudenTs who are presenT To Turnish The necessary evidence. ' MR. BRODIE: JURY ICHORUSI: MR. BRODIE: IST STUDENT JURY: IST STUDENT: JURY: IST STUDENT S JURY: f S X W ' MR. BRODIE: I 2ND STUDENT: lxl A JURY: IIWIIIIIII Y I fl mo STUDENT: Behold The Lord High Execufio Now Jurymen, hear my advice- All kinds of sillyiipreiudice I pray you seT aside. WiTh sTern judicial Trame oT mind From bias Tree oT every kind The Trial musT be Tried. From bias Tree oT every kind This Trial musT be Tried. LeT The evidence be presenTed. TaTT musT now be represenTed. On The War ETTorTs CommiTTee There is no such Thing as shirking. They are working, They are working, There is no such Thing as shirking. We have cake sales, we sell TIowers, We kniT woolen squares Tor hours. No Time have we Tor idle Trancesg We've already boughT Three am-bu-Iances! No Time have They Tor idle Trancesg They've already boughT Three ambulances. We are working, we are working: There is no such Thing as shirking. We're doing our very besT To win The war. And when we've done The besT we can, Carried ouT our every plan, Why Then we shall go on and do some more And when They've done The besT They can, Carried ouT Their every plan, Why Then They will go on and do some more Now The Trial will progress! LeT us hear The nexT address. Today kind Tolk I've come To you To Tell you of The TaTT Review And oT whaT iT's Trying To do. And oT whaT iT's Trying To do. And of whaT iT's Trying To do. STaunch believers in democracy, FighTing men oT principle we, BY JURY JURY: 2ND STUDENT: JURY: MR. BRODIE: JURY: MR. BRODJE: JURY: 3RD STUDENT: JURY: 3RD STUDENT: JURY: JURYMAN lRISlNGl: Searching +o ousl' from every mind Prejudice of every kind, Publishing imporfanl' news And more imporfanf s+uden1' views. Publishing impor+an+ news, And more impor+an+ s+uden'r views. Liberal is our policy From graf+ and poli+ics ever free. Ah, if does us good +o see A paper of liberal policy! And I can say fhe same for me. And he can say fhe same for he. And now fha? all +he news we've heard l'm all ready +o hear fhe +hird. The fhird, lhe +hird, 'rhe 'rhird, lhe ihirdl He's ready +0 hear fhe +hird. Once fhere was a mounlain On whose celesfial peak, Hidden in rhe hanging mis+,- Was +ru+l1 +ha+ man did seek. One day fhe mounfain foppled down, And many people came To see fhe magic moun+ain In ifs ruins of ha're and shame. They prodded and poked fheir way abouf Wi+h rude and curious sfare, And fhen ai' once a fool cried ouf, There was nofhing on fop buf air. There was nofhing on fop bu+ air, buf air. The frufh was never fhere. Buf a wise manlin +he village Who knew fhis was noi' so Spoke To fhe froubled people In fones so grave and low, We shall look for +ru+h wi'rh We shall look for good in man: We shall find 'rhe frufh around us ln whomever, whafever we can. in us Of whaf doeshe speak? H' sounds like Greek. Kind sir, we evidence do seek: And ius+ in case you do no+ know You represeni' Porffolio. Lei fhe punishmen? li? fhe JURY: 3RD STUDENT JURY: MR. BRODIE: JURY: 4TH STUDENT: JURY: MR. BRODIE: JURY: MR. BRODIE: ALL: JURY: MR. BRODIE: JURY: I and a righl good crew . Quile so, quile so. If il's fun al us you're poking, This is nol 'rhe lime for joking: And now please +ell if you don r mind Whal' you're doing 'lor mankind. Porlfolio granls 'free sell-expression Which would be denied 'ro any Hessian. Here we've a means of self-expression Which would be denied lo any Hessian Or any peoples under Axis aggression Thal is very good indeed. Now lo lhe fourlh, lei' us proceed. Oh Jurymen high in s'ra+ion, Please supporl our declaralionl We musl' urge eliminalion Of hale and discriminalion. Thus we issue lhis proclamalion As Youlhbuilders of lhe nalion, Henceforlh pledging our dedicalion To man's emancipalion. They pledge lheir dedicalion To man's emancipalion Hail Youlhbuilders of 'rhe nalionl Now lhal all has been relaled And lhe lacls been amply slaled, The lime has come lo reach a verdicl' lrue Genllemen, make your decision, And make if wilh precision. This all-imporlanl maller resls wilh youl land me loo And you loo! How lruel I lhink lhal you can plainly see, I lhink 'rhal we can all agree Thal Tafliles are doing iusl whal' lhey oughl +o do I lhink lhal we can plainly see, I +hink +ha+ we can all agree Tha+ Tafliles are doing iusl whal' lhey oughl +o do Vlfilh slern iudicial frame of mind, From bias free of every kind, This lrial has been lried. And I am salisfied. And he is salisliied, is he, Oh he is salisliiedl l - IN MEMORIAM To 'rhose who sacrilied 'lhe besl hours of 'rhelr youlh lrying 'lo make lhis a good yearbook SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR SHOW COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE YEARBOOK STAFF x LM jk? 0 When Frederick was a liH'le lad, six 'Feel' liHle, and had as+ounded all his classmafes by graduafing from P.S. 87 af fhe fender age of ninefeen, he was faced wi'l'h fhe difficulf problem of choosing a high school in which +o pursue his career. Frederick placed +he names of a dozen assorfed edifices of higher educafion in fhe shell of a hollow egg-planf, closed his eyes, and picked one. Tafl' los1', so fhere Freddie weni. For fhree and a half years, Freddie awoke each day al' +he crack of dawn, exchanged his pawn fickefs for his fexfbooks, and hopped +o school on his yellow and blue pogo slick. For fhree and a half years, Freddie sfudied and worked zealously, as any normal Ta'H'il'e would noi' do. He had a beaufiful undersfanding wifh Mr. Jason, and was probably fhe only boy in +he school whom Mr. Rosenfhal had no'r fold fo s+op whisfling and gef ou+ of +he hall. One happy February day, Frederick was promofed fo fhe Senior Class. He was de'rermined fo make 'rhe las+ 'rerm +he happiesi' and The mos'l' evenhful of his life. Freddie became a 'rypical Senior. He noficed no one below fhe rank of upper Junior, scorned regulafions adap+ed for rhe bourgeoisie, and spor+ed a yellow and blue cap 'ro march his pogo s'rick, which, affer fhree and a half years of use, had been refreaded several fimes, buf was s+ill efficient gI 20!2l iCL The firsf fwo weeks of fhe ferm were wonderful. Freddie's fhree maiors accorded him no difficulfy. Then someone discovered Freddie's fhree maiors, and added a fourfh, a Social Sfudies Course. Freddie accepfed fhe addifion wifh a Senior's usual loffy indifference, and enfered fhe class- room wifh no misgivings. Dr. Goniff was sfanding on a high-chair, waving his arms graphically and explaining fhe purpose of giving wooden book ends fwo coafs of varnish. This, of course, had nofhing fo do wifh fhe fopic Frederick had been pre- pared fo pursue, buf he accepfed if gracefully. He even gof fo love fhe liffle exfra fwo-fhousand word assignmenfs fhaf Dr. G. handed ouf for evils such as nof wearing a fie, or looking cross-eyed af a picfure of Haile Selassie. Une fafeful day, Frederick forgof himself, and asked Marfin Teapof for fhe fime. Aha! shrieked Dr. Goniff. Poor Frederick's goose was cooked. ln rapid succession Dr. G. fold Frederick fo produce fhree carfoons, fwo fhree-fhousand word essays, and a fhesis on fhe fopic of Time, and if so why? or else nof fo reporf fo class again. And so he didn'f, and fhaf's why you don'f find his picfure in fhis book. Wfk CL enzie of Lbeela gmofion Firsf on any Senior's fhank-you lisf are, of course, Mr. Friedlander and Mrs. Jerome. Mr. Friedlander has worked wifh Senior classes fhroughouf his enfire feaching career. Since he has leff fo join fhe Unifed Sfafes Navy, our class is fhe firsf fo work wifh Mr. Pefer Lieff. Mrs. Jerome has been in charge of fhe social end of Senior acfivifies since her fhird ferm in Taff. She admifs fhaf she finds fhe work fascinafing and hopes fo confinue if. We wish Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Halpern, and Miss Lavin, our advisers on fhe Yearbook, a speedy recovery. lThey were so pafienf wifh us.l They sfafe, however, fhaf fhey enioyed fhe experience fremendously. The enfire responsibilify for fhe layouf and arf work of fhe Yearbook resfs on fhe shoulders of Mr. Palesfranf. This book is wifness fo his success. When inferviewed, Mr. Silverman made lighf of his role in Senior life. He, however, is fhe genfleman who advised all our bewildered aspiranfs fo college and scholarships. Complemenfing Mr. Silverman's work was Mrs. Bell, fhe obliging lady who fook care of our college enfrance applicafions-- Remember? To all fhose above and fo fhe Boylan, our hard-pressed grade fhe Senior Show, Mr. Browne, sessions in fhe Audiforium-fo appreciafion. May you serve as many ofhers who have helped us-Miss adviser, Miss Keller, fhe guiding lighf of Masfer of Ceremonies af fhe morning one and all we Seniors offer our warm inspirafion fo fhe classes fhaf come affer us, and may you guide fhem info a vicforious and peaceful America! So-Long , , ,4.k...- - h .W . :wr ,fkXk3g-aiu' W eu? 'J 513- 'L' 24, -J' K En . , if TA 1 . rl' x 'fs-A Elf' 1 I w gk , Y KL F L if , . I hz: 2,5 1, f x T, H .ju Q , . Lf: :L ' ,fiiff X I 455 ' Y' ',g'ff'. 7. , 1- - V V- hw ,M N -We we, Q- -.6 .V ., Y '. W2 HS. 'TV V. , 'l1lai:f33:.,Jf,'L'V,- 1Jj'-3 - : -:4Qi'fiw'jf M153 1, 1, 'EQSNEEIE21 C 'fmt 331'-T 1' 'V' ' VJ 55355445-gil H, -,pr . M .1 , V'f?a-1.1'1f-MW 'bk M, 11.1 .5 5, ,, 1 'swigllml , j rwx-. ,,f 'f-, wifi ,X ig, 5 lu Q ,Y L- .QI,a,,, , 5 A, 4. . ' 1 +'1+w :WM Q :f . 5 M , ' ' .HN wa 1, ,, 4 1 ,vfffeii ' F:w,.v fu -.1 . ' QZLBJ. .nf V J O1.s'5.1., 4 NM, fi w 1 v wngy WL .xgfmorif euergfAin9 fkaf id greaf Acad Lean clone Ly youd -BENJAMIN DISRAELI i . QCP? T345 X41 2, f L Dgiilfgk f ADAMS, GERTRUDE Class Sec. Trudy's a lirrle Irish colleen, And she's The nicesr one we've ever seen. AIZER, LEONARD His gags aren'+ iusf corn. They're golden banrerf' AKELSON, SAMUEL Knowing Sam is quile a rreal He's one 'rhal can'+ be beal. ALTMAN, MARVIN Assl. Shop lnslruclor As far as mechanics Jrhis boy is Tops, He has helped in our shops. ALTMAN, NATHAN HonesJr he's nor lazy, iusr dreaming. AMIR, JACK He's quiel and shy Bur he'll make +he girls sigh. AMTMAN, ADELE Sec. +o Mr. Brody Here's a lillle baby face gal, lnrelligenl and charming, she's everyones pal. ANEKSTEIN, BETTY Modesr as a violel, quiel as a cloud, BeHy's achievemenrs rank Tar above The crowd ANUSEWITZ, MARILYN Arisra Tu'r.y Corn. Aide: Cafe: Span. One of rhe nicesr girls lhar Tafl knows, Qur fellows seek her wherever she goes. -CM ABRAHAM, ESTHER Aide Lib.: Dean, Pres. Class: Bond Rep. Smarl, sweer, J ,- And iusl plain grand. faffpl! ABRAMS, sionsv, ,gf Us Trarhc Sq. U A bil of all righ+ as lhe Brirish would say, We'll lake our Sid any day. ABRAMS, DONALD H. Library Squad. g Wherher happy, whelher nor, He'll make you wanr ro laugh a lol. ABRISS, BURT Traffic Sq. He's quier, dependable and indispensable We predicf his Tulure will be mosl commendable ABUHOFF, MORTON Wirh ralioning whalr if is, Mor1's popular. His fa+her's a bulrcher. ACKERMAN, IRENE Serv. Aide Irene's a swee+ and cure young gal, A mos'r amiable and likeable pal. S E I R AREM, JONAS B. Var. BaskeTball7 Swing Band l'lis baskeTball playing asTounds us no end Plus his musical TalenT he makes a happy blend. ARMUS, STANLEY Knocks and BOosTs Corn. STanley is a dependable boy, To work wiTh him is a joy. ARONOVWTZ, BERNARD Lunch MoniTor He will begin as a buck privaTe BuT There he will noT be sTuck TnoT Too longl. ASCl'l, GEORGE Prom and Dance Com.: lnTramurals Why do The girls like him so much? All he's goT is looks and brains. ASCI-l, GEORGE J. Good looking, inTelligenT, his iokes make one roar l'le is The guy all The girls adore. ATLAS, FRANCES Aide in English OTTice She is preTTy and Therefore To be wooed. She is a woman and ThereTore To be won. JU '44 ins - -T - AXELBERD, BERNARD l-le is more apT To conTribuTe heaT Than lighT To a conversaTion. BACT-lRACl-l, NORMAN Miss Sire and Mr. Seigal's MoniTor Success is hard To Tind, When girls are on your mind lyou have no BAKER, EILEEN TraTTic Sq. To hear her play The piano is a TreaT- Brahms, BeeThoven, and The Boogie BeaT. BARIS, ROBERT IT silence is golden, Bobis a solid TwenTy-Tour caraT. BARRIS, ADELE Service Aide She's such a sweeT and loyal Triend, ThaT she'll sTand Tirrn unTil The end. BASS, FRANCES Such a one is a naTural philosopher. BEBERMAN, GLORIA Gloria is so very sweeT, The kind everyone likes To meeT. BECK, l-TOWARD Member oT The l-lisTory l-lonor SocieTy Always The rnischievous one- BuT always well inTended. BEl-lAR, LILLIAN Marshal Her Torrnula Tor populariTy ls her pep and personaliTy. worriesl -W BERCU, MARSHALL Trallic Sq.: Lunch Sq. His line is lhe shorlesl dislance Belween Iwo dales. BERDY, EDWIN Knocks and Boosls: Social Sludies Honor Sociely: fe Sr. Class Treas. He lalks like a revolving door. BEREST, LAURIE Truly lhe moon does noi shine wilh as good a grace. BERG, MERTON JOEL Orch.: Cal. Sq.: Gym Lead. Our friendship wilh him we'll never lrade Eor of A-I slufl Mike is made. BERGE, PHOEBE This Iillle girl who is so lair, Will be an organisl beyond compare. BERKIN, HARRIET Her shiny blond hair, her prelly blue eyes, Those are lhe lhings lhal allracl lhe guys. BERKOWITZ, JACK Track Team: Calf. Sq.: Gym Leader Jack ol all squads, Masler ol lhem all. BERMAN, EDWIN Orcheslra: Class Pres. His achievemenls as class presidenl are up lo dale, As for punclualily, he's always lale. BERMAN, SHIRLEY Eng. OFF.: Arisla Mem. Shirley is sweel and always kind, Il you wanl a pal, he-re's a find. I BEILIN, IRWIN Bond Sales Good ol' Beilin, Words never fail him. BELINSKY, ROSELEE Aide in Mrs. O'DonneI's OFF. Make no mislakes, She's gol whal il lakes. BELKIN, GLORIA Traffic Sq.: Locker Rm. She sludies, she lislens, does everylhing righl' All summed up, she's dynamile. BELLO, VERA Vera suddenly gels very weak, Whenever called upon lo speak. BENDER, PEARL She buzzes around Busy as a whole hive ol bees. BENJAMIN, ANITA She's prelly, blonde and very sweel, Boys, here's a girl you'll wanl lo meel. SE IOR BERNAY, CAROLE Orch.: Lib. Sq.: Youllhbuilders Club A lover of good music, lively, sincere: Wha're'er her ambilions, +hey'll always be dear. BERNSTEHXI, EDWARD Band He ioins wilrh courage slrrong, And slurdy hale of wrong. BERNSTEIN, JACQLllfLllNlE Rhumba and Tango she dances so sublime She can give you lessons in your spare lime. BERNSTEIN, RUTH Arislap 6.0. Rep. A maid of grace and complele maiesiy. BERSON, JAMES l'le's very good al figures, bolh lcinds. BILLET, lvlARVlN Class Treas. Viclory 'rhrough hor air power. JU I 44 BLACK, CORINNE Rep. Viclory Corps: Red Cross Rep Calm and collecled Praiseworlhy and fine. BLAJIAN, ELEANCDR Cheer Sq.: l-LE. QPF.: l-lall Mar. Long hair, lovely eyes, L.igh+ hearl. BLASENHEIM, IRVING l-lisl. l-lonor Socieryg Phys. Class l'le's very calm and so blase Wair 'lil he walces up some day. BLEIER, Pl-lYl.LIS Arislrag Pres. Radio Club Phyllis is lovely, 'Hs plain fo see, U l-ler red hair's brighr and so is she. BLOOM, NAOMI Prelrly and gracious, A personalily vivacious. BLOOM, SOPHIE Aide Social Srudies Office Of all The assels she does possess The besr of all is friendliness. BLQOMBERG, STANLEY Baslcerball leami l'leal+h ol'Fice. l+'s more Than his being fall Thar makes him a success in baslrelball. BLUM, PAUL Traffic Sq. Things lhal brush across his mind No one ever hopes lo find. BLUMBERG, GUSTAVE This quielr, elficienl sphinx- Never rallcs, always rhinlcsl BRAITMAN, ANITA Locker Rm. Aide She doesn'T do all work and no pIay,' Even iT she reads PM every day. BRANDELSTEIN, DAVID EooTbaII, BaskeTbaII Teams David loves work-he can waTch iT To BRENNER, PI-IYLLIS OTT. Aide: Lib. Sq. 5'he's charming and she's debonaire Her personaIiTy is rare. BRESLAUER, NORMA Knocks and BoosTsg Mar. Sal. Com. Kind and consideraTe To The end, r hours. Feel yourseIT lucky iT she's your Triend. BRICK, ELEANOR I-Ier eTTiciency you could noT guess, Behind ThaT ouTer quieTness. BRINGMAN, GLORIA Sec. To Mrs. Sire In her we Tind a worThwhiIe pearl, A laughing, loving, Triendly, girl. BROCK, MARIE TraTTic Sq. CareTree and IighTminded, Never a dull momenT. BRONDZ, ROSE Bio. Lab. Aide: Bio. Press CI. Rose is a girl wiTh a very cheery air, One oT These days she'II be belle oT The Tair. BROTMAN, RI-IODA Marshal: Class Sec.: O. O. Rep. Lovely Rhoda wiTh smile so bland, Is infelligenf, charming,-in shorT iusT grand. -LM BLUMENSTOCK, RI-IODA Knocks and BoosTsg TraTTic Sq. I'Ier vivacious, enchanTing smile, Makes you Teel IiTe's worTh while. BLUTMAN, I'IELAINE Yr. Bk.: Prom and Dance Com. A combinaTion oT beauTy and heighT, Clever I-Ielaine is a charming sighT. BOOKMAN, SYLVIA ArT DepT. and STeno OTT. To be a good bookkeeper is her aim, We wish her luck Toward TorTune and Tame BORINISTEIN, MURRAY ArisTa, Spanish OTT. When he sTands high among Tamous men, We'II say wiTh pride, I knew him when. BRADLEY, ADELE Ch. Cake Sale: Vic. Corps, Eng. OTT. IT aTTer a cake sale she looks kinda' sick, IT's probably due To ThaT exTra Iick. BRAEMAN, CHARLOTTE Sr. Council, TraTTic Sq. Tall, slender, and graceTuI is she, Easy on The eyes as you can plainly see. SE I0 BROVER, ADELE Ci. O. Treas.: O. O. Ori. Adele wilh Jrhal laceso sweel ls almosf good enough To ear. BROVER, JACK A handsome boy wilh a ready smile. He's a guy wilh refreshing sryle. BROWN, ALICE Class Pres. Happy's a girl like Alice Brown Never lelrs high school gel her down. BROWN, ELISE Pres. Class, O. O. Rep. Loads of freckles, slender and Tall, A nice disposilrion is Elise in all. BROWN, ESTHER Lale lvlarshalq H. E. Aide Some suffer in silence, Esrher suffers when silenlr. BROWN, RUTH Boys' H. E. OH. Her pleasures are like Roses spread. J U ru 1:56 9 '44 -if fucgllfaes at' BULL, MARIE OPT. Aide: Gym Aide: Marshal If your heallh is bad, Then gels worse, Cheer up! Make Marie your nurse. CACCIAOUIDA, JOSEPH Brearhes rhere a girl wirh soul so dead, Who never +o herself harh said, Oh Joey! CAESAR, LUCY Her hobby is To make and keep a friend, We hope her endeavors will never end. CAHN, GRACE Senior Council Rep. Her very lrowns are fairer by Tar, Than The smiles ol olher maidens are CAMAS, ALEXANDER JR. Serv. Aide A more srudious person you never will find, And when if comes fo girls he's deaf, dumb and blind. CAMHI, ALBERT Capr. Prinling Sq. Tries hard and deserves To succeed, His hard work's bound +o lake The lead. CANTOR, JANE A girl complele in every way, Abour sweel Jane +ha+'s whar we say. CAPODANNO, VIVIAN H. E. Depr. A jolly good sport of fhe 'Finer sorr. CASCELLI, JOSEPH All his friends reirerare, We knew Joe would graduare .. . .. . CHICUREL, VlVlAN This is a girl, an arfis+ 'ro be, lf she works hard al il, an arlisl she'll be. CHIOTT, JENNIE Jennie possesses a happy blend, She's a good sludenl as well as a friend. CHODOSH, FLORENCE Ari Sq. Wilh her lovely brown eyes and red hair, This young lady is ever so fair. CHURNIN, ROSLYN Eng. Off.: Social Sludies Oli. Na+ure here shows arl. CIAEEAGLIONE, CARMINE He never lels homework inlerefere wilh his educalion. Because he'd ralher play baseball for his occupalion. CLEARY, EDWARD Ed couldn'+ be meek, Wilh lhal physique. COHAN, GERALD Knocks and Boosls He may be iusl a hinge, Bul he's somelhing lo adore. COHEN, ARTHUR G. O. Rep.: Lunch Sq. ln The big league book ol lame, You're sure lo see our Arlhur's name. COHEN, ARTHUR His opinions are cul on lhe bias. my CERNY, GLADYS Arislag Slage Sq. Gladys is charming and r5+lqer Jfalll Wi+h large brown eyes lhal conquer al CHAMLIN, DAVID S. Knocks and Booslsq Band Ol all The noles from do lo le The one he likes 'lhe besl is me. CHANKO, MARVIN Knocks and Boosis Com. His senior hal and brighl red hair, Sure do clash: and whal a glare. CHARACH, CLAIRE Dramaric Club: War Eiclorl Com. Personalily Plusl CHERNICK, JOSEPH Supply Sq.: Lunch Rm. .L One can lell al lhe meresl glance, He'll be a success wilh iuslr half a chance CHESSLER, BERNARD Senior Class Pres. He's as friendly as a while pickel fence. SE ICR v if--Z' COHEN, EDITH Her ambilion is lo draw- A career and iamily. COHEN, EDWARD Friendly, lhough a liHle shy, All in all a regular guy. COl-lEN, GEORGE Caplr. oi Lunch Sq. His eyelashes could sweep The cobwebs from any girl's hearr. COHEN, HARRIET Olee Club, Baskelball Club Tall of siarure, lair of lace, Winsome smile and nalural grace. CO!-IEN, JUDITH A lovely smile-a ready wir, A friendly girl-+ha+'s all of il. COHEN, LlLLlAN A lady, fair Jro loolc upon, J LI ' . -.44. COl-IEN, MARClA S. A iournalisr she'd lilce To be, To asround lhe world wirh gay reparree. COl-IEN, NATALIE Senior Prom and Dance Com. Na+ is cure and oh so Coy- In aw, eriiys her boy. . ' COHEN, SUZANNE A A lirrle schoolhouse on avhill, ii' A Wirh Sue leaching Jaclc and Jill. -- COLEMAN, LEONARD l. l-le guards +he lunchroom wirh his line, Wha+ price glory. COOPER, NORMAN Someiimes serious, somerimes gay, People like him eilher way. CORNSWEET, SYLVIA Serv. Aide I+ is very hard +o lcnoclc rhis lass, Shes one of rhe besr in lhe senior class. CRANSTON, GERTRUDE C. l-lall Sq. Oer+rude's eyes are saucy blue, l-ler face is fair and her manner loo. CRYSTAL, LEONARD Concrere assers belong To you, You hold fhe virrues rhal are True. CUDICH, EILEEN M. l-ler personaiify is ace-high, She is as sweer as sugary apple pie. ' g-' W ' 'f 1, 'r I DENERSTEIN, FLORENCE Radio Club: Prom Com. She wanTs To be on The radio as a dramaTic sTar WiTh her looks and TalenT she's bound To go Tar. DERCHIN, DOROTHY Sec., PorTToIio ArT Sq. Navy men her specialTy, ArT comes nexT, Erench is Three. DE WOLEE, OITA Lib. Aide GiTa is aT The Top, When she dances The Lindy I-lop. DIAMOND, DORIS She led her class Trom Term To Term, As secreTary, iusT and Tirm. DICKIVIAN, ILENE Lovely To look aT, deIighTTul To know Then longer Eve knowfher, The Tonder w DOLIN,iMARTIN A Social STudies Sq. In sociweTy, Triendshipffand love, 'I-Ie haTh The Wings oT a dove. DRECI-ISLER, REGINA A. A beTTer sTudenT you will never Tind, For she is one oT The quieT buT ouTsTanding kind. DREXLER, DORIS D. A vivacious girl Tull oT pep, Was our choice Tor 8Th Term rep. DRUCKER, GERALDINE Knocks and BoosTsg Radio Club: Sec. The ioy oT youTh and healTh her eyes displayed And ease oT hearT her every smile porTrayed. I DANILEDES, JAMES SaniTaTion lVIoniTor Even suave seniors come in junior Sizes DAVIS, ADELE D. Bookkeeping O. O. OTT.. I A Trio oT C's, CuTe, charming, and clever. DAVID, INOE InTeIIigenT, serious and a good worker, She isn'T The Type you'd call a shirker. DAVIS, BEVERLY Y. I-Ier hair is black, her eyes are brown, And on her Tace There's never a Trown. DAVIS, SELMA To geT her man should be very simple, To This girl who has more Than one dim DEL NERO, I-IUGO L. A small Tellow-Trom whom we all expecT big Things 9 DRUCKERMAN, DOROTHY Serv. Aide She was a Vixen when she wenl lo school, And lhough she be bul lillle, she is lierce. DUBIN, FLORENCE Guidance Oll. To be a nurse is her main desire, Here's hoping lhal her goal she'll aguire. DZIBELA, MILDRED Sweel as a rose wilhoul lhe lhorns. EDSON, HELEN Sp. Glee Clubg Oli. Aide Sweel lemper, red locks, Gosh! Whal a paradox. EHRLlCH, CECILIA She passes iudgmenl wilh her eyes. EIO, LILA Class Sec.: Class Pres. A perlecl lady wilh manner charming, When she smiles she's guile disarming. JU '44 . 'l A '-A-W M EINOOLD, BERNARD Senior Class Treas. He has looks, brains and money. He's class lreasurer. EISENBERG. LILLIAN Swilchboard Operalor An allraclive career Lil's going lo seek, Then lorgel il all lor a handsome sheik. EISENSTEIN, CHARLOTTE Knocks and Boosls H Here's a girl wilh eyes ol blue, A keen sense ol humor blesses her loo. EISENSTEIN, HAROLD Casanova lhe greal, Whal will be his lale. ' 1 If ELLIS, DoRoTHY 5 lf-'A-if A nurse's unilorm Dol'6will WLQLJQ 9 , For lhe sick and sulleringfhe will carefgv c Q EPSTEIN, HENRY 'f Q . r3iAd f-ss Nol a lawyer or a preacher, f T - .ljlff Bul a lulure Spanish leacher. EPSTEIN, MARCIA Arisla Ollicer, Lil. Slall Merry Marcia, sweel and lair, Wisdom and charm, a winsome pair. ERNST, BERNARD He is prool enough lhal a leacher can ake a ioke. ESSNER, MARTIN The sweelesl hours eer we spenl, Were spenl wilh you wilhoul repenl. I FELDMAN, DAVID ' Mgr. Var. Baslcelball Team The hand ol Friendship we exlend lo you, A loyal pal lried lhrough and lhrough. EELDMAN, EDITI-l ll's Edillw lor lhe freshman, and Edilh lor lhe sophs, And even lhe seniors lhinlc Edilh's lops. EINE, SYLVIA Lib. Aide: Cal. Aide Sees all, hears all, says nolhing, bul lcnows everylhing. EINK, ELSIE Elsie's lhe lcind Ihal's guiel and relined. EINKLE, IVIIRIAM Chmn. Arisla Tulor Com., Glee Cl. D Q Always lends a helping hand, MQ Ivlimi's a girl who's really grand. -M EINKELSTEIN, IRVING dy J Acl. Bond Rep. Cr Our ol our lair school he will go, To help us conquer our loe. EINKELSTEIN, JEAN H. E. Chl., Eng., Bio. OFF. She wriles her Pilman wilh slcill and speed, Shes deslined The lield lo lead. EINKELSTEIN, MELVIN A lellow ol guiel ways who always believe pays. EINKELSIEIN, NORIVIA Eng., Span. Oil.: Span. Glee Cl. l'r's children lhal she's going lo leach, Shes bound lo be a lriend lo each. ' O s silence EARASI-I, GRACE A cheerful disposilion, a smiling lace A ioylul manner 'rhey spell Grace. EEDER, E-ll-IEL lnlelligenl, cule, and never a bore, VVho could asl4 lor anylhing more? EEINSON, SAMUEL Serv. Sq. So palienl and so very slill, l'le is lull ol good will. EEINSTEIN, MURIEL Bio. Lab. and Oli.: Ran-Amer. Club I-ler loving smile, her genlle ways, Tend lo brighlen darlcesl days. EELDI-IEIIVI, BLANCI-IE Bus. Mgr. Sr. Yr. Blc. Com. Black eyes, wavy hair OI good loolcs she has her share. EELDHUN, LAWRENCE A nice lellow he seems lo be, l'le'll reach 'rhe lop, iusl wail and see. SE IOR ay. -E FINKELSTEIN, ROSLYN I Fr. OTT. Aide , IT you wanT To see eyes, Truly gleam Look aT Rosy in a SinaTra Dream, FINKELSTEIN, SANDRA ArisTa: Fr. OFF. Sandra is sweeT, Sandra is dependable, I-ler whole personaliTy is enTirely commendable. FISI-I, RONALD lnTramural BaskeTball Team: CaT. Sq. ln head and hearT he has a will WiIh preTTy blondes he had The skill. FISI-IER, EVELYN O. O. War ETT. Com. AlThough she never says a word, She's busy as a liTTIe bird. FISI-IENDEN, VERNETTA AT mosT aThleTics she does guiTe well, BuT iT's aT volleyball she does excel. FISI-IKIN, NORMA i Norma's eyes are beyond compare, I-ler lovely smile makes people sTare. JU '44 . it 'fa Y. 29 Q . I, .k- , FISI-IMAN, MARTIN Eng. OTE: Senior OTT.: Rm. Com. For Teacher he's a helping hand, When asked To do someThing, he's The TirsT To sTand. FLAMBERG, PI-IYLLIS TaTT Reviewq Senior Yr. Bk. Phyllis draws and wriTes very well, And all her classmaTes Think she's swell. FLAX, RUTI-T Gym OTT. Aide RuTh's a girl we all admire, OT This girl we'll never Tire. FLAXBAUM, DORIS War ETT., K. and B. Com.: Chem. OTT. Doris is OTT To The Cade+ Nurse Corps, To even up a naTion's score. FOGEL, FLORENCE TraTTic MoniTor LaughTer Tlows Trom her like waTer TaTT can be proud oT This Tair daughTer. FOGEL, STANLEY Gym Leader: War ETT. Rep. A body like ATlas, a brain like Solomon, No wonder The girls wanT To Tollow 'im. FOGEL, Tl-IEODORE Charming, sTudious and Tall, I-le geTs aTTenTion Trom Them all. FORGASH, BARBARA Science Lab.: Eng. OTT.: Radio CI. To work in social service is Barbara's desire This ambiTion we Truly admire. FORIVIAN, I-IARRIET Trsfis Sq- 'Upon graduaTion, when you achieve Tame, We'll surely recall you, we'll remember your name 5 ,,,, FRIEDBERG, WALLACE Good sporT, good body, greaT in mind The besT combinaTion you can Tind. ERIEDENREICH, DANIEL He enTered TaTT wiTh a Tace so sad, -Wi S He is leaving TaTT a merry lad. ERIEDMAN, CYNTHIA Class Sec.: VicTory Corps lT's noT hard To see why her Tace is so sweeT, She has ThaT disposiTion ThaT iusT can'T be beaT. ERIEDMAN, HELENE Aide MaTh. OTT. She's sweeT enough To be raTioned. ERIEDMAN, HERBERT Band: Chem. Sq. The orchesTra's his halo, The clarineT his crown, His world is guiTe harmonious when Herb goes To Town. - ERUCHT, THELMA TraTTic Sq. Thelma is blond and very peTiTe, BuT beTTer sfill she's very sweeT. Tfelene EUCHS, RHODA A good sporT, and good in class In everyThing, she's sure To pass. GABE, HAROLD A. To become a Teacher is one oT his goals, So may God have mercy on his sTudenTs' souls. GALASHAW, JOSEPHINE She has dreamy eyes, BuT she's always on The alerT. FRANK, SYLVIA She's as smarT as The cloThes she wears. EREED, HILDA Sec. To Mr. J. Weiss A quieT lass and a nice one Too, Girls lilce her are very Tew. EREEMAN, BERNICE Bernice wishes To live noT exisT, BoTh marriage and nursing are on her TuTure EREYER, NATALIE H. E. OTE STeno. Cl, The TraiTs oT a lady she does possess, SympaThy, sinceriTy and loveliness. ERlEDBERG, ANITA Class Pres. Making Triends wherever she goes, Her hearT's oT gold as everyone knows. FREIDBERG, CAROLYN Senior Council A good sporT Through and Through, She malces many a good Triend True blue. E I R 4-7 .r Josephme GALEE, HAROLD Bio. Aide He's a genius, il is now revealed, We have his confession signed and sealed. GALLOTTA, JULIUS War Bond Sales He quielly plods lhroughhis work, making no enemies along The way, GAMSE, ALENE Class Treas. Her hearl is like a holel, Room lor everyone. OANZ, SHIRLEY Serv. lo Miss Rockwell This week il's wriling, who knows wha+'s nexl, Jusl look lor her name on some popular lexl. OARABEDIAINI, ROSE She is shy and nol so lall, Precious lhings are ollen small. GARIANO, ERAISIK Always does his homework-belween periods? JU '44 GEDULDIG, ELEANOR War Slamp Rep. She is charming, sweel, has personalily, We lhink she's greal and so will you GELEER, ADELE A girl as prelly as she's swell, ls lhe one who's called Adele. GELLMAN, JEROME Audilorium Serv. His moulh is lhe spiril ol wil. GERBER, LEONARD A promising sludenl, Always promising lo do beller. GERBER, SAMUEL When nexl you hear ol lhis young lad, Plenly ol success he will have had. OERARDO, LOUIS Capl. Serv. Sq. This delighllul red-head ol numberless charms, Always gels you wilh his humorous yarns. OERSHENSON, BEATRICE Sec. Arislay Yr. Bk. Bealrice is charming, her knowledge is r ai. Her lorain work's alarming. Can she cook a goo meal? OERSHOWITZ, LILA A sweeler girl is hard lo lind, Charming, prelly, helplul and kind. OERSTENHABER, SEYMOUR A rock lhal will be a cornerslone ol lne ho success. GOLDBERG, ETHEL Arisfag Yr. Blc. Wifh her average if's hard fo compefe, And her personalify can'f be beaf. GOLDBERG, GERALDINE Arisfa, Senior Council Radianf, shining as a sfar, We predicf fhaf she-'ll go far. G-OLDBERG, LEO Wifh a voice as sweef as honey, l-le'll give Sinafra a run for his money. GOLDBERG, STUART School Band: Bio. Lab. To own a nighfclub and a very rich wife, Are fwo of Sfewie's aims in life. GOLDBERG, SYLVIA Lib. Sq.: Cen. Cff. Some girls are preffy and neaf, Buf our Sylvia has fhem beaf. GOLDEN, l'lARRlET l-larriefs smile is like a surnrner's sun And she flashes if for everyone. GOLDFINE, JANICE Always dressed in fhe heighf of fashion, For lovely clofhes she has a passion. GOLDHAGEN, SEYMOUR Wafch fhaf gleam in his eye, When a blonde passes by. GOLDMAN, MOLLIE Traffic Aide: Gym Off. Mollie is fhe helpful lcind, No beffer friend can anyone find. in GILL, JAMES He wrifes fhe cufesf love nofes fhaf morfal ever saw You wonder if he's used fhem on anofher girl before GINSBERG, JANET Arisfa, Sec. She's fhe fiery red-head of our class, ln beaufy and brains none can surpass. GIORGI, AMELIA Class Treas.: l-lall Sq. She's so proper and pure, Fully sfeadfasf and demure. GITLIN, ELLIOT l-le is so modesf fhaf he pulls down a shade fo change his mind. GLASER, EDMOND Treas. of Arisfag Taff Review l'le gefs his rnenfal exercise by iumping fo conclusions. GLASSTVTAN, FRIEDA Guidance Off. Jusf a happy go luclcy girl. SE IOR GOLDMAN, SHELDON Silence is nol Goldman. GOLDSTEIN, ALLEN Ex Class Pres. His marlcs are good in hislory, Bul French, lo him, is a myslery. GOLDSTEIN, DORIS Our Doris is one ol lhe very besl, ln sporls, sludies, service and iesl. GOLDSTEIN, ESTELLE Hisl. and Span. Teacher's Aide Why we love her? There's lols lo lell, Bul we'll simply say 'cause she's so swell. GOLDSTElN, LEONARD Erom lhe lop ol his head, lo his loes Happiness lollows wherever he goes. GOLDSTEIN, MURRAY He hasn'l many laulls, bul he cerlainly malces lhe mosl ol lhe ones he has. ,i I ,yrtvf ,, .A R X J GOLDSTEIN, VERA Aide lo Grade Adviser The sweelesl girl is dainly Vera, Everyday she gels dearer and dearer. GOLDSTONE, ARLENE , 'Class Sec.: Viclory Corps JLI '44 This miss spealcs more lhan lhe masses, Shell do as well in Congress as in her classes GOLDWATER, LEONARD Span. Oll. Leonard lhey say is a iewel, He wenl lo lhe Townsend Harris School GOLEMBA, JoAN K. and B. Com.: All. Oll. Joan has charm and lols ol loolcs, Aller college she'll leach olhers lo coolc. GOODMAN, NETTIE Pure ol hearl and line ol rnind, Her lype ol girl is hard lo lind. GOODSTEIN, BEATRICE Prom and Dance Corn. Her assels are many, liabililies lew, When help is needed she's lhe one lor you. GORDON, LOIS Sen. Class Pres.: War Bond Com. She has 'lhe power upon enlering a room Ol dispensing joy and dispersing gloom. GORDON, MYRA Er. Oll.: Lil. Slallf Yr. Blc. A lillle bundle dainlily sweel, ln leminine charm she's hard lo beal. GORDON, RUTH Our class can'l hoasl ol Kalharine Cornell or Helen Hayes, bul we do have Rulh Gordon. 1-5 -LM S E I eRAZERsTEiN, Zim Brown eyed Zira is very perire, y A T 'le ma G G SGCTG ary O SVTTGT' angry I ,Mi Sill! i + -brh + adaslfl' ' A GREEN, MARILYN W! Co-Capr. of Cheerleaders Q I ,vw . , I, A Q, ' r E,,Mqp,,f f A. ,ar ' Marilyn is our vivacious cheerleadeipa Q And all The fellows wanl To meer-her. ii M, GREENE, BARBARA f Sen. Coun.g Book Clif. Sg. Loolcing ar Barbara's eyes of blue, Complelely drives The blues from you. GREENE, KURT Generous, inlellecrual, and gay, .vm- . 2 . Kurl is rops in every way. GREENBERG, ROSLYN Span. OTH Gym Off. Cheerful smile, srarry eyes, Tha'r's our Roz. She's a prize. GREENFELD,Iv1URIEL A regular girl her classmares say, Whar berler Jrribule can Jrhey pay? GREENSTEIN, MORTQN Eager Beaver. GREENWALD, LLOYD Sen. Coun.g Gym Leader The reason why girls leave home. GREHAN, THOMAS He's called Jrhe idol of Tail, idle for lour years. y GORDGN, VERA Vera will be The pride of any college, Because of her wide scope of knowledge. GGTTLIEB, BETTY li you wanl To hear a fellow heave a sigh Then lei him loolc info BeHy's brown eyes. GRADESKY, IRENE See America Eirs+, The poslers say, Bur lrene's oil To Russia comes The greal day. . GRAEMAN, HELEN Helen has Trouble when she relurns her boolcs No Trouble arises when ir comes +o loolcs. GRALLA, BEATRICE Traffic Sg. A girl demurely sweer is Bea, And one of Jrhe grandesr, mais oui. GRAVER, JUDITH G.O. Pres.: Arislay War EFF. Comm, Wirh her charm and ambirion she's lilcely To be, Our firsl lady presidenf, iusl wail and see. R GROGER, IRENE Aide in Book OTT. She is so charming we oTTen wonder, ls iT iusT on The surTace? WhaT's under? GROSSIVIAN, HOWARD By any reasonable plan, A l'll make you happy il I can. GUILBERT, INIATALIE Eng. OTl.3 TraTlic Sq. Nan is charming, young, and gay, We hope she will always sTay Thar way. GRUBER, AIVIELIA She has no scorn oT common Things, Round us her hearT enTwines and clings. HAAR, GRACE Prog. Com.: Class Sec. Tall and charming is This girl Grace, And in our hearTs she's Tound a place. HABERIVIAN, SARI Lib. Sq.: Senior Show Com. Never Tread upon her Toe, Every answer she does know. JU '44 HALBERG, PEARL Eyes ThaT sparkle, hair a-curl, A lovely Tace, and a very nice girl. HAMBURG, ROSLYN Dean's OTT. Sq. As a lindy hopper, Eeiyv girls can Top 'er. HANDLEIVIAINI, RUBIN Public Address SysTem WiTh an enTicing smile and a helping hand He's a Triend in greaT demand. HARRIS, GLORIA Radio Club Sec.: Glee Club: Salvage CaoT Like an O. Henry sTory- ShorT and sweeT. HARRIS, RHODA The worlds a lovelier world by Tar, When we remember how sweeT you HARRIS, SEYMOUR Ch. Prom Com.: Senior Show Com. Leader ol men, Tollower ol women. HART, IVIAURICE Band: OrchesTra7 Locker Sq. A jolly companion, a swell Triend, An excellenT sTudenT 'Til The end. HAYDEN, SARAH She's very brighT and also nice, A girl whom people look aT Twice. HAYIVIAN, SHIRLEY BrighT, aThleTic and peTiTe, Here's a girl youd like To meeT. :BFG HILL, LOUISE Arisfa: Taff Rev.: Yr. Bk. Af her birfh good fairies gafhered round, And gave her beaufy and brains fhaf abound. HILLER, EVELYN Alfhough she is small, she is sufficienf, ln all her work she is efficienf. HILLMAN, SHIRLEE Shirlee wifh hair as black as nighf, Is full of fun and oh so brighf. HILLOWITZ, SELMA A girl wifh feafures young and sweef, Who's fruly preffy and very neaf. HIRSCH, MARILYN A frifle on fhe afhlefic side, And no faulfs for her fo hide. HIRSCH, MARTIN Monifor and Traffic Sq. Marfin is fhe quief kind, A knock for him is hard fo find. HIRSCHEELD, ELAINE Marshal Elaine is all perfecfion, She's headed in fhe righf direcfion. HOLTZMAN, SHIRLEY Love-lighfed eyes, fhaf will nof sfarf af frown of rage or malice. HOLZMAN, DORIS Good fhings come in packages sma The proof is Doris, 5' fall. ll, HEISLER, LILLIAN Lunchroom Sq. Things you nofice in Taff affer awhile, Are Lillian and her bewifching smile. HELEER, RUTH Affendance Off. lf's easy fo see Rufh's good looks, Her face is never buried in books. HELLER, ANN Somefimes bad, somefirnes good, Never does jusf whaf she should. HELLER, MARILYN Senior Coun. She's loreffy and smarf as our senior rep. Now fake if from me, fhaf girI's really hep HENDRICKSQN, LILLIAN Brevify is The soul of wif. HERSHKOWITZ, CORINNE Curly brown hair and eyes fhaf blend, An all-round sfudenf and a fine friend. SE IOR J HOROWITZ, BETTY Prelly ol lace, blond curly hair, Belly's a girl al whom you'II slare. HOROWITZ, CHARLOTTE Oll. Sq. I37 Many a hearl has skipped a beal when looking al her. HOROWITZ, DOROTHY Secrelary She doesn'l creale a riol, Yel we wouIdn'l call her quiel. HOROWITZ, OIDEON Ch. Knocks and Boosls Corn.: Yr How line he is and how iusl, And really lil lor highesl lrusl. HOROWITZ, MARION Arl and G.O. Oll.q Class Pres. The Ioveliness ol her red hair Bk.: Arisla Adds lo her delighllul, charming air, HOROWITZ, NATHAN Class Treas.: Service Aide Large is his bounly and his soul sincere JU '44 7'-3' 'Lan - ,sf s ff HOROWITZ, RUTH Guidance Oll. Sec. She is cule, a daredevil, and lun loo, A Iillle conceiled: bul aren'l you? HUMPHREYS, SARAH Thal she works so hard is lrue, For her sweelness credil is due. HYSHIVER, ALVIN Eealure Review Edilor: Hislory Honor Sociely Eealures big and lealures small, On Tall's Review he knew lhem all. IACCHEO, EMILE How I long lo lravel back, And lread again lhal ancienl lrack. INTROCASO, ALBERT Il lhere were more lellows like AI, This would be a beller world lo live in ISAACS, DAVID Orcheslra Like Old Glory he'II go on lorever. JACKSON, SARAH VVe'd love lo hear whal she has lo say. 'Cause lor lour long years shes been sloring il away JACOBS, HORTENSE Senior Coun. For senior hals she look our money, Bul lo us she's slill a honey. JACOBS, MIRIAM Cheering Sq. HailI Tall! Hail! is Mimis cry. Shes a boon lo old Tall I-Iigh! KAI-lN, IRENE lnlirmary Aide Cheerlul al morn, she awakes lrom shorl repose Brealhes lhe lresh air and back lo bed she' goes. KAHN, LAwRENcE A , y Capl. Public Address Syslem:ESen. Coun, i Bing, Bong, Bing is Larry's cue, To swilch Mr. Browne over lo you. KAMS, PRISClLLA French Oli. Aide Priscilla dressed in dainly lace, Sal in class wilh an opinion on her lace. KANDEL, Sl-llRLEY Misery, unlold myslery, To Shirley, lhal means hislory. KANTER, Rl-lODA Trallic Sq.: Loclcer Aide Darlc, brown eyes, and lair slcin, Lovely wilhoul, and lcind wilhin. KAPLAN, BERNICE Mr. Jason's Sq.: Swilchboard Operalor Are you lonely, sad and blue? Then a dale wilh Bernice is lhe lhing lor you. KAPLAN, DONALD Tall Band l'le'll be swinging on lhe pearly gales wilh Bix, Bunny and Benny. KAPLAN, ERANCES She loolcs lhe way she sings-sweel and mellow. KARLSSON, BERTHA So slim, so lall So sweel lo all. -,gqw JACOBSON, EDYTHE One ol her ambilions is lo acl, Thal she is liked is a well known fagl. JACOBSON, LILLIAN As line and relined as ladies come. All ol lhal, and lhen some. JAEOER, RENEE Gym Oll. Sq. A slraighl and sleady course she'll sleer, Eor her mind is deep and her hearl is clear. JANKOWITZ, ROBERT Varsily Baskelballg Olee Club: Class Pres., G Compare him wilh lhe bellering ol lime. JENNY, REBECCA An inleclious giggle, a mischievous grin, A winning smile, all hearls lo win. JOSEPI-lSON, LAWRENCE Larry's a boy we all admire. Ol his lriendship we'll never lire. ym 14 SE ICR KARP, 'Cl-lERlE ln TuTure years, on The screen you'll see, Gowns designed by sweeT Cherie. KARPEN, l-lARVEY ArisTa: PorTTolio STaTi: Social STudies l-lonor Genius is his name EorTune and success will be his aim. KASE, BARBARA Marshal ModesT as morn, as midday brighT, GenTle as evening, cool as nighT. KASWELL, JOAN ArisTag Guidance OTE: l-lisTory l-lonor SocieTy SmarT as an ace, wallcs wiTh grace Eair oT Tigure, sweeT oT Tace. KATCl'l ER, GLADYS TraTTic Aide, Prom Com. V When The bell rings, JusT Try and KaTcher. KATZ, BETTY Aide To Mr. Wilber+ and Bonds and STamps Rep. Charming, preTTy, brighT and wiTTy. JU '44 Mfnn I ncfggnnlm l KATZ, JUDITH Bond and STamp Com. The Army, The Navy and The Air Corps all declare ThaT JudiTh is TairesT OT The Tair. KATZ, Pl-lYLLlS Prog. Com.: Salv. Com. A Tamous dancer she'll be some day, l'ler name in brighT lighTs on Broadway. KATZ, SILVIA Teacher's Aide l-ler neaT blond hair and winning smile Will in our memory linger Tor quiTe a while. KAUEAX, SELMA Senior Class Vice-Pres.: Cheer Sq.: ArisTa: G.C. Rep. IT sugar is raTioned, Selma musT have been Tound in The Blaclc Marl4eT. KAUFMAN, NORMAN Physiography Club ' ln my arms, in my arms, Will I ever geT a girl in my arms? KAUEMAN, SIDNEY War ETTorTs Com.7 Class Rep. lnTeresTed in explosive Things-guns and girls. KAZARIAN, NQUBAR Jazz Club: Sr. Coun. ArmsTrong, Goodman and l-lampTon are men oT iazz, OT whom so well inTormed is our Kaz. KELLER, JEAN Deans CTT. l-ler smile is as brieT as lighfning in The cool oT nighT. KESSLER, ELAINE Gym Aide Her charms TirsT raTe, Elaine's iusT greaT. KLEIN, ERNA Hislory Honor Sociely To The Red Cross she willingly goes, To bring The war lo a speedy close. KLEIN, MELVIN When you look al him il would seem, Thai he is always on lhe beam. KLEINNf1AN,ETl-IEL Girls' Emergency Sq.: Class Treas. She used allure and pleading coos To make you pay your senior dues. KLEMPNER, SYLVIA Charming lace and figure fair, Lovely eyes and blondish hair. KOBERT, ROBERTA Lib. Assl.g Gym Aide ln mine eyes she is The sweelesl lad looked on. KOBRES, GOLDIE Senior Off. Treas. Big dark eyes and dark brown hair Oh boysl you had beller beware. KOERNER, MARCIA Miss Lewinson's OIT. Like cake, ice cream, and apple pie, Marcia is a lreal lo any eye. KOH, LEWIS Lib. and Gym Sq. A darling boy, a sweel lillle lad, How can he do anylhing badl KOHLENBERG, MATTHEW Clever, willy and 'lull ol lun, Liked indeed by everyone. y Ihal ever I KESSLER, JEAN Trallic Sq. Nursing is 'rhis girI's ambilion. Imagine lhe sick, when she fulfills her posilion KESSLER, MURIEL Gym Serv. Aide She is like a Sunbeam, whose life is glad wilh An inner radiance sunshine never had. KESSLER, MYRA Class Sec.: Lunchroom Sec. She's cooperalive, helplul and kind, A person whom seldom you find. KIMBERG, CHARLOTTE Arislay Yr. Bk. Slall Capable and aclive, Sweel and allraclive. KLAHR, SHELDON A+ baskelball he's a slar. Walch him closely, he'll go lar. KLEBANOW, PHYLLIS She always has lhrough rain and shine A disposilion sweel' and fine. SE IOR KORNBERG, WARREN Swell personaliTy in school and in play, A big success he'll be some day. KORNBLUE, MURIEL Lib. Aide A mighTy sweeT girl. WhaT a help To Their morale. KOSSOW, AVIVAH To play The cello is her ambiTion, She makes each song a classic rendiTion KOSZYN, DOROTHEA TaTT Review: Soc. STudies Honor Soc. This young maid who is dynamic Will probably accomplish Things giganTic. KRAINIS, ESTHER ArT OTT. A sharp wiT maTched wiTh Too bIunT a will KRAKAUR, IRWIN We'll Teel blue, we'll Teel sad, We'll miss The sweIlesT pal we've ever had JU '44 KRAMER, LILLIAN Guidance OTT, When Lillian Tells you she loves dear Bing's voice, She swoons over Frank, buT Dick Haymes is her choice. KRASKO, MARION G.O. Rep.: OFT. Aide ThroughouT TaTT, Marion is widely known ThaT is why she is never alone. KRASNER, EVELYN OTT. Aide, Miss Lewinson Nice hair, nice eyes WhaT else can win a prize? KRAVETZ, SHIRLEY Lib. Sq.: Prom Com. To hear her speak and sweeTIy smile You are in paradise The while. KRESSEL, MEYER School Band Never drinks coTTee Tor breakTasT, MighT keep him awake during classes KRICHMAN, GLORIA Yr. Bk. ArT Com. LighT love, songs, youTh, and ioy IiT everywhere Around her dimpled smile and curly hair. KRITZLER, JULIAN Tennis Team He's iusT anoTher one oT Those, Who, as soon as school ends, To The service he goes. KROLL, BERNICE EdiTor-in-chieT Senior Yr. Bk.: ArisTa: PorT.: Choral Reading Club: Eng. OTT. Sq.: DramaTic Club Behold The Lord High ExecuTioner! KROLL, HARRY A. Knocks and BoosTs Com. He goes by The pseudonym oT HAK From his carToons he hopes To make pIenTy of Jack. MOSKOWITZ, GLORIA Lib. Sq.: TraTTic OFT. Easy To look aT, swell To know She'lI have no Trouble in caTching a beau. MOSKOWITZ, MATTYE Yr. Bk. STaTl, PorTTolio l'Iere's To MaTTye, whaT a gal She's every seniors' special pal. MOSKOWITZ, MILTON I MaTh DepT.g Bio. Lab. MilTy, MilTy Take iT Trom me, You're noT as innocenT as you appear To be. MOSCOWITZ, RITA Her quick and supple Tingers on The keyboard, will be her key To The world oT success. MOSS, FRED A Tree grows in Brooklyn, buT Moss grows on his classmaTes. MUCI-INIK, SHIRLEY Aide in Bookkeeping DepT. Jolly, pleasanT, and in demand For her we have no reprimand. MUELLER, AUDREY VicTory Corps Sq. Li++Ie Audrey Tull oT vim, All she does is Think oT him. NAPOVSKY, MORRIS Lib. Aide: Locker Rm. Aide Day aTTer day he's labored in ThoughT UnTil aT lasT a diploma iT broughT. NEU, WILHELMINA Prom and Dance Com. The kind oT girl ThaT does possess OuaIiTies all The Teachers bless. -M MINISMAN, STANLEY Serv. Sq. I-Ie's graduaTing- lsn'T ThaT enough! MIRAN, LEONA Gym AcTiviTyq I-lisT. OTT. In sporTs she ranks above The resT Whenever Leona is puT To The TesT. MITLITZSKY, GILBERT InTirmary Sq.: School Marshal Arose wiTh hasTe, buT goT To school Too Ia MOROENSTERN, ALBERT O. O. Rep., Cross CounTry Team IT you meeT him you will learn ThaT Sheik's The word Tor MorgensTern. MORRIS, ELEANOR Dram. Cl.: TraTlic Sq. She came inTo class, Then she smiled, Soon aTTer ThaT, The Tellows wenT wild. MORSE, MICHAEL Army Oh, how I haTe To geT up in The morning SE ICR NEWMAN, HARoLD Cam- Serv. Sq.: Bio. Lab. A TSHOW ol lew words bul he keeps repealing lhem. A ODESS, PAUL Serv. Sq.: Geo. Oll. When he -sees ligures his mind is in a whirl Whelher in books or on a prelly girl. oDEsskY, .mcos Ed.-in-Chiel, Review: Grch, Wriling is his special Arl Tall helped give him a very good slarl. OKlN, LORRAINE Deplh ol ocean, glinl ol skies Blinking in her large blue eyes. OLSGN, SYLVIA Senior Class Pres. Plenly ol popularily, charm and wil No doubl aboul il, a Tall hil. OPPENBERG, Tl-lELlvlA We lry lo wrile, whal lo say? Jusl lwo words, You're O. K. JU '44 . -..M OSTROW, NAOMI Allendance Oll. Aide Naomi is so very wise We all are envious ol her sparkling eyes. PASSMAN, JUSTYN Dark hair, dark eyes Yel she's a Brighl girl. PASAHOW, GERALD l-le's wriling lhe slory ol his school Kamplf' PAUL, STANLEY Iile ein l-leallh Serv. Sq.: Sq. Leaders Cl.: Knocks and Boosls Com. l-le has a lol ol lreighl on his lrain ol lhouqhl PEREC, ADELE Salvage Com.: Ambulance Eund Silence is golden. Il lhis be lrue Then she oughl lo inheril a million or PERKAL, SYLVIA Sr. Class Treas.Z Cl. Pres. She is lovely lo admire. To be a WAVE is her desire PERL, VICTGRIA Vicky's eyes are green and raplurous Masculine hearls she always caplures. PETERS, RQSALIND Charming, smarl and prelly loo La Pelers is lhe one lor you. PEEEEER, RUTl-l Lib. Aide l-lere is a grand gal ln class she is everyones pal. lwo POILAKOFF, JOSEPH I-A in The Army and A-I wirh his POMERANTZ, FLORENCE Mr. Flood's GH. Blond of hair, fair of lace In men's hearls she finds a place. PQRVVlCl-l, J. lVlARTllNl Glee Cl.g Knoclcs and Boosls Rep. Much mirrh and no madness All good and no badness. PQTTER, NORMAN Locker Rm. Aide: Shop Sq. Back +o lhe earlh, down on a 'farm Wirh Molher Nafure arm in arm. PRAGER, ESTHER Eslher is so very fair A girl lilce her is very rare. PRESBERG, MURIEL Lib. Cl.: Hebrew Cl. Wilh words she governs man. PRESS, MELVYN Vasf monumenls lo humanily he will build PRIULSKY, ROSLYN Dean's Ohh Aide: Lib, Aide Whenever Rozzy passes by, She'll give you a smile and cheerful l-l PRINTZ, LEONA G. Q. Oil.: Tralilic Sq. For drawing she has quile a flair Leona and her brush are a wonderful pair QUEN. ALICE Opefeiis ci., car. Aide A QllTed voice, and a Tine personaliTy. RACKLER, SHIRLEY Kr1OCks and BoosTs Com.: CTT. Sq. Shirley has a baby Tace She is Tull oT charm and grace. RAlBlfRT, l-TILDA Knocks and BoosTs Com.: l-lisT. OTT. Two dazzling eyes, a smile rare PersonaliTy beyond compare. RAINER, CHESTER Chem. Sq., l-lall Sq. l-le is wise because he knows less, and undersTands more. RANNELLS, LINDA ArisTag PorTTolio STaTT Advisory commiTTee, Red Cross and such Never Tiring Though doing so much. RAPHAEL, BERNICE SweeT and lovely as a breeze, This young miss is sure To please. JU '44 RASKIN ARTHUR T T I J ArThur, ArThur, why so quieT, Tn.. f Are you on a Talking dieT? M RATNER, GILDA Knocks and BoosTs Com, Brown hair, blue eyes, She's a girl ThaT geTs The guys. RATNER, MALCCLM Class Sec.: Lab. Sq. Always smiling, always brighT, l-le's The kind OT boy ThaT's righT. REICH, MURRAY Lunchroom Sq. Early To bed, early To rise, BuT This Tellow will never geT wise. REILLY, WILLIAM l-landsome Bill, The smiling Irishman. REINGQLD, LESTER Gym Sq.: CapT. oT l-lall Sq. By diTlerenT meThods men excel And This young man does mosT Things well. REISS, FRED Locker Sq.: TraTTic Sq. Like ice cream, he's smooTh, pleasanT, and in demand. REITER, Tl-TELMA Always Triendly, and Tull OT laughTer, She'll have a place in our hearTs hereaTTer. REITSKY, HARRIET TraTTic Sq. UnalTecTed, charming, all combined, Lovely To see, no maTTer The mind. always RIEGER, ETHEL Prom Com.: Class V. P.: Eng. Oil. Peppy personalily, Vim and real vilalily. RILEY, ISAAC F. Orch.: Lib. Sq. He's quiel and kind wilh a very Iine mind. RIPPS, HARRIS Tall Band The Irumpel he plays like a whiz, II you wanl a musician, Harris il is. RITTERMAN, HELEN Lib. Sq. We poinl Io Helen and we poinl wilh pride, Nexl lo lvliss Nighlingale she slands side by side. ROOIN, BEVERLY Always genlle, always serene, She has Ihe air ol a gragjous queen. ' ROSE, LAWRENCE .Z Q' I -Q5 V There are very few boys like Larry Rose, ' P . ,J rd He makes friends wherever he goes. ' Rosen, GERALD ' IL We're sure Ihal one day he'll succeed, In his profession he'll be sure Io lead. ROSEN, GLORIA Cr. O. Rep. I'r's Ihe same Jrhing Io say Ihal lale will meel her, As lo say Thar success is sure Io greel her. ROSEN, LOIS Her lovely appearance and pleasing ways Call Iorlh admiralion and hearly praise. lk REMER, JAY The man of life upright RESNICK, ABRAHAM Leaders' CI.: Gym Locker Sq.: Track Team As courleous and kind As e'er you can find. RICE, IRENE A girl who is seldom here Bur when she is, she brings good cheer RICHARDS, EVELYN Reserved ol mind, and obliging loo, A girl who is liked by me and you. RICHIVIAN, SELIVIA All. OFF., Aide in Aud. II being sludious makes lor success, She's Ihe one who will be among Ihe besl RICKLES, RICHARD Reckless Rich we all call him, Bul Ihe girls all fall lor him. SE ICR ROSENBERG, ELEANOR Knock and BoosT Com.: Eng. OTT. For a grand disposiTion and a pleasing smile, Who wouldn'T be willing To walk a mile. ROSENBLATT, ZELTVTA Eng. OTT., TraTTic Sq. She's always There wiTh a Triendly smile, The kind oT girl who makes liTe worThwhile. ROSENBLUM, ERANKLYN Chem. Sg. l-lere's a lad who should go Tar, ln chem. he's brighT as a shining sTar. ROSENOARTEN, LILA Chem. Aide IT we imagine no worse oT her Than she herselT, may pass Tor an excellenT woman. ROSENTHAL, LOUIS' WiTh a sense oT humor and a cheerTul grin, RosenThal is bound To win. ROSKIN, DOLORES VicTory Corps: Chmn. Salv. Com. Truly wriTTen is This phrase, she Good Things come in small packages These days. JLI '44 ...Agia ROSS, DOVE A Tlashy smile, a cheery voice, Dove is popular wiTh The boys. ROSS, ELAINE Lib. Aide: Pan-Amer. Cl. Elaine's voice is lovely: she sings like a bird The shame oT iT is ThaT she's rarely heard ROTT-l, JOYCE ArisTay Ouid. OTT.g Chem. OTT. Shes charming, she's preTTy and clever's can be T-ler Teachers all love her and so do we. ROTH, MELVIN Gym, Locker and T-lall Sq. l-le can always geT along wiTh less, since he has more To live Tor. ROTT-TBERO, RUTH NaT. War Eund Whenever you smile and you oTTen do, V The whole world smiles wiTh you. ROTHMAN, JESSEL Sec. oT Pan-Amer. Cl.: l-lisT. T-lonor The soul oT Adonis, like a sTar, Shining above The class as a beacon ROTHMAN, MARVIN l-le ThaT haTh such heighT, l-laTh builT his mind. ROTHMAN, RAYMOND SomeTimes serious, someTimes gay, We all like him eiTher way. ROTHSTEIN, DONALD SpTs. EdiT. TaTT Review Your personaliTy and yosr cnarm, Are enough To seT oTi any aarm. Soc. aTar 70 4' 'r ROZIN, LAWREN ' SfuClY Hall Assf. my Among fhe heavens his eye can see Face of fhing 'rhaf is fo be. RUBENSTEIN, JACOB ln fhis cheerful boy we find An infelligenf. conscienfious mind. RUBIN, LARRY Alfhough he is a clarinefisf divine, if looks like denfisfry will be his line. RUCKEL, EDWARD Orch.: Swimming Team A fellow wifh few faulfs, buf he makes fhe mosf of fhe ones he has. RUSSO, JOSEPH Snr. Council, Var. Baskefball Team His work as our class presidenf, Did prove fo be self evidenf. Quark! MMU' RUTMAN, LEONARD ,V Locker Sq. A boy as nice as our Lenny T l ls as rare fo find as an Indian penny. r i ' 1 in RYDZESKI, DOROTHY S E I Off. Aide l The fwo V's for vicfory, Hvivacify and versafilifyf' SAADY, FLORA Aide fo Mr. Flood Lofs of brains and no conceif, A nice girl for you fo meef. SABORESE, ANITA She's a liffle bundle of warmfh and pefifeness, Buf our hearfs grow big wifh remembered sweefness. SACHS, HERBERT The seeds of ambifion if sown fhe righf way, Will bring Herb life's besf, day affer day. SACHS, LILA Mischievous and somefimes haughfy, Always iolly, never naughfy. SADOWNICK, ANN Serv. Sq. Ann is always full of ioy, Bef she gefs fhe nicesf boy. SALEM, EMANUEL Taff Band: Caf. Aide He is 6 feef 2 and carries himself like a banner SALETZKY, YETTA Knocks and Boosfs Com.: O. O. Off. ln eco. Yeffa is on fhe run, When around fhe boys, she's full of fun. SALTMAN, ARLINE Knocks a-nd Boosfs Com.7 Arisfa A jolly pal when all is gay, A fender friend when all is gray. SALTZMAN, ESTELLE Class Sec.: Locker Aide Eslelle is lovely and clnarming, ambilious and sweel Success and happiness will be al lier leel SAMPSON, SYDELLE Aide in Mr. Jason's Oll. Two llmings in lile bring ller joy, A dance lo allend and a lwandsome boy SAMUELS, JOSEPH Frank Sinalra loves bow lies loo. SAMUELS, VERA Lib. Sq. Savoir laire and knowledge loo, Vera is llwe girl lor you. SANDLER, RUTH ll isn'l bard lor a boy lo gel amorous Because Rulll is so very glamorous. SAPIR, SARAH Guid. Oll.: Prog. Com.: Hisl. Hon. Soc. Sarali-a girl, sweel, simple and slly, A pleasanl siglll lor anyone's eye. TfITT . arp, JU '4 W, ev-faux 5s-enter. 4 'J l': q4.n.Q,,,q,u-2-.TA-.nl:C3lSQ,.a,H 3 Twqg jgCQr:cf.., ummm , 6 I , K M aa..,nf6g,5,:-U SAPIRO, MARYLYN Sen. Prom Com. Mickey's a lover ol sludy and cllaller, 4 Does less ol llle lormer and more ol llwe laller. SARNOW, JASON Healllm Serv.: Bio. Lab.: Hall Sq. Ye He can convince olliers ol many lllings, and liimsell ol anyllling. SAUL, PEARL All. Oll. Sl1e's a nice girl, Don'l menlion il, Pearl. SBAR, RENEE Bleal sollly llle bulcller llears you cry. SCHACKNO, Pl-llLlP Aud. Sq. A lexl book in his lell liand, a sporl slweel in llis riglwl, He'd cul classes any day lo see Louis liglll. SCHElN, SYLVIA Treas. ol Sen. Class Her voice soll, lwer manner pleasing: Sylvia's llwe one wlio does all llle leasing. SCHER, CHARLOTTE Dramalic Cl. Her speeclw is graced willw sweeler sound, Tlnan in anolller song is lound. SCHERL, NORMA Slaircase Aide, Locker Aide A warm llearl malclwed willi a willing smii SCHlEE, GERALD Q Track Team lvlgr.: Plmoloslall Q His lask is done, lie did il well, A Q 'K , So lorward, and larewell. Pifjiih 2 Q ' 4 . -.' C I SCHMULOWITZ, PAUL Gym Leader He's noT The one To looasT, Always There when you need him mosT. SCHNABEL, MARVIN AT lasT The school he leaves behind To Tind a girl mechanically inclined. SCHNABEL, RUTH Miss SulTan's Aide BeTTer laTe Than never. SCHNALL, GERTRUDE SwiTchlooard -Sq.: TraTFic Sq. Trudy leTs noThing geT her down, We've yeT To see her scorn or Trown. SCHNEIDER, CAROLINE Ci. O. OTT. Only 5'3lf2 , louT don'T ask Tor more For all good Things are raTioned. SCHNEIDER, HARRIET UshereTTe LiTTle Miss Sunshine goes on her way Doing good deeds and making liTe gay. SCHNEIDER, ROSLYN TraTTic Sq. Champagne oT energy, bubbling wiTh inexhausTil3le good naTure. SCHULDER, SELMA For she is iusT The guieT kind, Whose naTure never changes. SCHUSTER, ELAINE So grand, her phone conTinually rings, And as a social worker greaT happiness she'll bring. Zh SCHIFE, ROSLYN BasIceTbaIl Sq.: TraTTic Sg. The boys' peT and The girls' fegreT scnirrmfxu, M1-xRioN,64of1aCu So pleasanT and composed oT mind t'Zf7'fa .' Reliabilijry ThaT's hard To find. ff' SCHIFFMAN, MARTIN ' Pres. oT Soc. STudies, Honor'iSoc He walks Through The hall whisTling and gay, LInTil Mr. RosenThal sTarTs walking his way SCHLAGER. PHYLLIS Lib. Aide: UshereTTe She is Tall, smarT, and very sweeT To The one she loves she is very sweeT SCHLESINGER, MILDRED Bond and STamp Rep.: Eng. Sg Here's To The class' shining lighT Though peTiTe, she's very brighT SCHLUSSEL, Gym Leader His ambiTion Also To be a JAY is To have a wiTe success in life. SE IO ,S .., .......4..,, In school hes quier and demure :R I I I' gf A,-if-y i I ij s i E g I J i i . in sf I , v api.: SCHWARTZ, MURIEI. Infirmary Aide Hardly can a ray so small, Brighren up ihe world a+ all. lBu+ she does. SCHWARTZ, RUTH In dancing, Ruih surely gels our voie, She'II siarr Io dance a+ Ihe drop of a noie SCHWARTZ, SHIRLEY Emergency Rm.: Class G. O. Rep. Shirley, Shirley, sweei and small, Cuie and charming, lilced by all. SCHWARTZ, THEODORA Band: Crails CI.: War EI'Ior+s Com. Peiiie, friendly wiih personaliiy loo, A girl soughf by more Than few. SCLAR, THELMA Lib. Adde Thy golden Ioclcs, oh so brighr Shine lilce beams of orienl iighr. SEARS, SHIRLEY Lib. Aide: Emergency Rm. Aide Prelry and charming A smile disarming. SEGUINE, GLORIA Aide in H. E. Dept Wilrh a smile on her face, and a Iwinlcle in her ey When she passes, The boys all sigh. SEGURA, GLORIA Sweef, lovable, friendly and never a bore Who could ask for anylhing more? SEID, JULIAN Band: Tennis Team He can crack ir, he can whack i+, burs iusi 'renn racquet I as sf X someu. .oe SEMMEL, MARILYN TaTT Review In This world oT caTch as you can, Marilyn cries jusT give me a man SHAEEER, BEATRICE Treas. oT I'IosTess CI.: UshereTTe Any Time one Ioolcs aT Bea IT's a smiling Tace They'II see. SI-IAERON, ALBERT Span. Showg CaT. Aide Big oT sTaTure, big oT hearT, AI deserves a real good sTarT. SI-IAPIRO, JUNE Eng. OTT. As preTTy as a picTure Nice Trame Too. H PLR R s i ,x if 'A Tigure Toicenvy, wi+I'T ?3ue cause Her candy bars 'diminish wiT'FiouT a pause. SI-IEIN, JOYCE Prom Com.: Knoclc and BoosT Com. Well poised and Tull oT wiT, WiTh all she meeTs, she malces a hiT. SI-IENKER, NORMAN I-Ie's clever, he's wiTTy, he's Tull oT Tun Too, And his good poinTs are Tar Trom Tew. SI-IERMAN, LEWIS Lib. Sq.: Boolf League 'Tis mirTh ThaT Tills The veins wiTh blood, IT This be so, Lew's had a Tlood. SI-TERRY, JEANNE Jeanne's a quieT girl Ilm Told, SweeT and True a ThousandToId. Y 5 I 51,4 SEIDE, RITA Class Sec. I-Ier Tace is her TorTune, which runs inTo an Tigure. SEIDEN, ROY No man has everyThing iT is said, STiII we're counTing on you To geT ahead SEIDNER, NORMAN TraTTic Sq.: CaT. Sq.: VicTory Corps Big noise blew in Trom TaTT I-Iigh School. SEIEER, SI-IELDON I-Iall Sq. BrighT eyes and well-IcepT hair, aTTracTive In Tame's brighT IighTs his name will glare. SEIEERT, PI-IOEBE Salv. Com. WiTh eyes ThaT gleam, smile supreme I-Iere's The girl oT everybody's dream. SELTZER, ARTHUR Guid. OTT.: I'IaII Sq.: Science OTT. A sTrong signposT on The road To success SE IOR ,JU '44 SHILAN, MARTIN Cdpl. Supply Sq.: Trallic Sq. Look above and remember lhe name Because il's deslined lor lhe Hall ol Eame SHRENKEL, ROSLYN Locker Aide She looks demure and almosl shy Bul nole lhal lwinkle in her eye? SHUCK, ARLINE Yr. Bk. Com.: Program Com. Allhough Arline is lull ol lun She knows when work has lo be done. SIEGEL, SIDNEY Hall Sq.: Gym Sq, When he lalks, il's like laking your linger oul ol a dike. SILBERT, RITA Red Cross Warden: Arl, Bk. Cl. Delighllul, dillidenl and darling. SILVERMAN, ANNE Dramalic Cl.: Gym Leader Merry, mischievous, lull ol lun, liked loy each and GVSFYOFIS. SILVERMAN, GLORIA Class Sec. and Treas.: Eng. Sq. To know her is lo love her, and we know her. SILVERMAN, JERRY Cal. Sq.: lnlramural Baskelpall Game This lorward youlh lhal here appears, Musl now lorsake his High School Dears. SILVERMAN, SHIRLEY Lib. Assl.: Hisl. and H. Ed. Oll. Always laughing, happy and gay Whal a slruggle lo graduale loday. SILVERS, lVllRlAM Sec. lo Mr. Eorresl Eull ol nalure, nolhing can lame Changed every momenl, never lhe same. SIMET, LEON Arisla Eor inlelligence he lakes lhe prize, And as lor success, he'll surely rise SIRACUSA, ROSE Clerical Assl. Nolhing beller can be purchased lnan a good I lriend. SKLAR, BERNARD Colleclor ol Eunds: Arisla We canll imagine whom he lakes al.er -f Always lull ol mirlh and laughler. SKLERGV, HERBERT Chmn. ol Bond Com. His leachers can well preconceiv Whal is lhal somelhing up his seeve. SLATTERY, EUGENE Knowledge he only soughl, ano soon caugn . As if lor him, knowledge hao ralher soughl. SOTO, LILLIAN Sec. Physical Science OTP. Dark hair and a Tlashing smile, NoT anoTher like her, in a mile. SPATZ, lRVING Chem Sq.: BroadcasT Sq. Known buT noT in vain. SPECTGR, ARLENE TraTTic Sq. Arlene is such a preTTy sighT, ThaT nary a knock would we wriTe. SPERANDIO, JQSEPHINE ShorT and cuTe is our Jo She is a nice girl To know., SPERBER, l-lARRlETTE ' STen. OTT.: SwiTchboard A sweeT gal wiTh a pearly smile l . 1 .lf ,'., gl For her The boys would walk a mile. - QT 'Q - T 'l T sPERLiNe,BERNicE T ' 4 , K ' ' lnTirmary: l-l. E. OTT. A fx , 'E , ! T 'A -g' ATTracTive, small, and vivacious,i in 'XY , T B ScholasTic and very audacious. A X STABB, JOAN They say To know Joan is a pleasure, Become her Triend-you've Tound a Treasure STAROLITZ, JULES Hebrew Cl.: Public Address SysTem l'lis company has always been like a spell OT Tair weaTher. STEINBERG, GILBERT TaTT Swing Band For whom The Belles Tall. , ff, Q' SLOCUM, MARILYN Guid. and Chem. CTT.: Class Treas. She collecTs money wiTh such ease And such a very preTTy please SlVllTl-l, Sl'llRLEY Prom TickeT Com. Always happy, never Troubled Every day her Triends are doubled. SOI-IN, EDlTl'l Serv. Sq. EdiTh is so sweeT a girl. She has a hearT as pure as a pearl. SOKOL, LEATRICE Sen. Council: Bio. and Eng. OTP.: TraTTic Sg. , To her, Frank SinaTra is like a knighT in arms.' SQLOMQN, ALBERT Solomon is one oT The smallesT, wir, The sTories he Tells are quiTe The +aIIes+. SORGER, ARTHUR School Band: Class BaskeTball Team A winning smile, personaliTy rare, ArTy's The answer To a rnaiden's prayer. jak SE IOR STEINER, HELEN Trask Mgr., Aide fo Mr. Flood The Gnswer fo a young rnan's prayer- STERN, ANNETTE Bio- l-Gb-I Newspaper, Lib.: Archeology Cl. She's fhe fype of girl who asks no praise, She helps herself wifh every phrase. STERN, JEROME A fruer friend we've never mef, A fruer pal we shan'f forgef. STETTNER, PHOEBE Knocks and Boosfs Com.: Hisf. OPP., Locker l-ler fwinkling blue eyes and smiling face Reveal her personalify, charm and grace. STOLER, LEONORE Serv. Ouid. Off.: I-I. E. Off. Gems like Bibby are rare indeed, A girl like her we'll always need. STONE, THELMA Employq Eng. Off.: Leaders Cl. So Full of fun and ever gay, She's bound fo drive your cares away. Rm. Sq. JU '44 in ,.,.. .- STRUM, Sl-lEP Track Team, Serv. Sq. Shep is a boy who will go far, l-lis feef hafh wings as a frack feam sfar. STUTZEL, HELEN Clerical Aide: Orch. l-lelen will go far wifh fhe music she blends, In helping fhose who have hearfs fo mend. SULLAM, JULES Locker Sq.: l-lealfh Serv. l-lis always friendly laugh is like The wag of a dog's fail. . SUMERS, JOYCE Class Treas.: G. O. Rep.: Yr. Bk. Sfaff Lovely fo look af, wifh charm galore, A grand personalify and oh so much more! SUNDELSON, JACK Locker Rm. Monifor l came, l slepf, I was graduafed. SUSKOWITZ, LILLIAN Sr. Treas. Lillian is always collecfing fhe money No wonder we all call her honey. SWITZENT, ELEANOR Hall Sq.: Bio. Off. She's charming and she's sweef Buf so very indiscreef. TANDETNIK, ORETA Class Treas. Grefa is forever collecfing money, ln spife of fhis, her dis ifi 's su TANSMAN, AARON ' Wanfs fo go fo Cify College, bu he'll probably be a policeman. l-le's been monifor for fw arg, -1-.. QW, 723l........ ff: :ig TOKARCYK, ANN She always has a ready smile, And dresses in The IaTesT sTyIe. TOPOLSKY, LAURA Salv. Com.: Chem. Lab. PreTTy and smarT is our Laura, In our class we all adore her. TORNAOUINDICI, ANTHONY Tony wiTh so long a name, Surely oughT To head Tor Tame. TRONTZ, ALBERT Span. Sq.: Pan-Amer. CI. Success is his Tor The asking, ThaT is iT he doesn'T ask Too much. TROZZI, YOLA Tra'ITic Sq. YouTh yearns To be older, l,r6 While age yearns To be young agqin. ,FQQN TUNKEL, HAROLD ff, r up M551 Emergency Rm.: CaT., HisT. S . 'KU U - Harold works in Hemergencyui He's prepared Tor every conTingency. I TURIN, CALVIN CaT. Aide An able and apT engineer he'lI be, Rebuilding The ciTies come VicTory. TURK, CLAIRE SwiTchboard Op. She never said a Toolish Thing, Though oTTen spoke a wise one TURKEL, RUTH ANN ArisTa: Yr. Bk. STaTT So unaTTecTed and composed oT mind, The Type oT girl ThaT's hard To Tind. .M TARAOAN, IRVING STeadTasT oT ThoughT, Well made, well wroughT. TARNOWSKI, JOSEPH Admin. OTT.: TraTTic Aide: Locker Rm. Sq.: Supply Rm. Sq. He's The sorT oT Tellow who lives Tor oThers: you can Tell The oThers by Their hunTed expressions. TAUBENHAUS, GLORIA OTT. Aide: Span. Olee CI.: STamps and Bonds I-Ier many commenTs are cheery and gay, She's a girl who has IoTs To say. TAUSIO, JOAN Aide in Gym HisTory daTes are Too conTusing, OuTside daTes are more amusing. TAYLOR, CONSTANCE Aide in Aud.: TraTTic Sq. She has wiT, personaIiTy, and sparkling eyes: WaTch your sTep, boys, she's also wise. TEPPER, BETTY Bio. Sq.: Class Sec. NoThing can wiTher her, nor cusTom sTaIe her inTiniTe varieTy. SE ICR UMSCHWEIE, GLORIA Band Music lwallw charms. So has Gloria. UNDANK, PHILIP Bio. Lab.: Span. Sq. Willw looks and brains and lrmair so red, A Iellow's sure lo gel alwead. VENER, LEONARD A nice young fellow wlwo's lols ol lun, He makes a lmil willw everyone. VOGEL, MARILYN Clwmn. Arislay Slall Yr. Bk. Marilyn and lmer dimples make an allraclive pair, If a briglwl and lovely ladyls needed, slwe'll be llwere. VORHEES, DORGTHY Lib. Sq.: Cake Sale Rep. ln our midsl sils Dolly Vorlwees, A lulure Navy Nurse Io send overseas. WACHTEL, HOWARD 'r- Q. Gln-- -..KA ,1 fl Cfa' Cu His lulure plan, 2 v Review: Hisl. Honor Soc. Is lo be a Rulgers man. Ju ' 07: . ,wmiu WAGNER, BERTRAND Bio. Lab. Assl. We gaze inlo our globe and see, Eame, Iorlune, and prosperily. NNALD, RHODA Rlloda dresses very well, Slwelll sel llne slyle al' Cornell. WAX, CHARLES Monilorp Track Team Eor Uncle Sam lwis job will be To save lor us democracy. WAXMAN, NATHAN H, E. Aide: Serv. Aide Wherever l1e'll go, wherever l'1e'll come, Helll always be lwappy, l1e'll never be glum. WEBER, HELENE ll sweels are lor llle sweel, Tlwen Helenes in lor a lreal WEBER, MICHAEL Cal. Aide He is llwe cream ol 'flue crop, Jusl like cream l1e'Il reacln llne lop. WECHSLER, GERALDINE Music GH.: Gym Leader, Gym Piano Player We applaud ner piano rendilions willm gusro And lwer manners and aclions are lusl so. WEINBAUM, CORINNE Hisl. Honor Soo? Volleyball Team, Class Vi Good llxings come in packages small, The prool is Corky, 5 leer lall. WEINBERG, EDITH Slwe l'1as everyllwing all girls wanl. Good looks, personaliry and plenly ol boy ce-Pres V' . 7Fl9 1Q WEIINITRAUB, HELEN Sec. To Mrs. Kasdan Mark her well, Teachers always do. WEISFELD, SHIRLEY She has blue eyes, ThaT will make you Turn green wiTh envy. WEISHAUS, LARRY Lib. Sq.: Lunch Sq., CapT. Serv. Sq. l'le meeTs liTe as if iT were his own invenTion. WEISMAN, JoEL In The world he's sure To go Tar, His chemisTry mark is way above paw! WEISS, DAVID lT's noT very oTTen ThaT you meeT a boy, Who does his work wiTh such obvious ioy WEISS, HARRIET Wi+h black hair, green eyes and poise, She's a knockouT wiTh The boys. WEISS, LEoNoRA I An arTisT Today aT her easel sTands SkeTching liTe's beauTy wiTh delicaT an WEISS, PHILIP ' Brawn and brains belong To Tew, BuT herels a boy who has The Two. WEISS, STANLEY STanley plays The clarineT Perhaps some day he'll go To The MeT. in WEINBERG, MORTON Mr. Jason's and Eng. OTT. Big Things grow Trom liTTle nuTs. WEINBERGER, HARVEY Eigures are picTures: someThing To sTare aT WEINER, ARTHUR School Orch. and Band: CTT, Aide A Harry James he'll probably be, A TirsT-raTe TrumpeTer, posiTively. WEINER, WILLIAM AccT. CTT. I-le's ThankTul Tor The weary Time, ThaT broughT him up To manhood's prime. WEINSTEIN, ADA Aid To Miss Haskeg TraTIic Sq. She has a keen, unselTish mind, A naTure ThaT is sweeT and kind. WEINSTEIN, MAUDE Yr. Bk. STaTTq Aid To Mrs. Blue A mighTy hard worker, eTTiciency plus: A worThy sTudenT, ThaT TaTT can TrusT. SE IO WEITMAN, NATHAN ln TuTure days TaTT lays claim, To The glory aTTached To NaThan's name. WEITMAN, NORMAN The licorice sTick he used To play, UnTil he goT in The neighbor's way. WERZANSKY, Rl-IODA Here is a guieT liTTle lass, l-ler Triendliness you can'T surpass. WIENER, EDNA Edna is The Triendly Type The kind OT girl you're sure To like. WIESELBERO, l-TARRIET l'ler hair is like a brigh+ new penny, You can be sure she's liked by many. WINCELBERG, LORRAINE Aide in O. O. OTT. Smiling, cheerTul, and always dependable, NoThing abouT her, ThaT isn'T commendable. JU WINKLER, LEONARD , Track Team 4 4 SwiTT as a bird, TasT as a hare, And aT The Tinish line, he's always There. WOLF, ELSIE ' Sec. Tor War ETTorTs Com.: Sec. OT G. O Only wiTh us a shorT while, We're capTivaTed wiTh her smile. WOLFERT, LEILA Gay, mischievous, Tull OT Tun, She is liked by everyone. WOLFISH, l.ll.A Aide G. O. OTT.q Sen. Class Sec. She doesn'T brag, she doesn'T boasT, ln serving us she does The mosT. YABLON, BEATRICE Clerical Aide She has plenTy oT will power, And even more won'T power. YASKAL, MILDRED Knocks and BoosTs Com. CuTe and clever, brighT and gay, Millie has ThaT winning way. ZACHER, ELSIE Children should be seen noT heard 'Tis Tru BUT you've grown up, leT's hear Ti-om you ZADNOFF, NORMAN l enTered wiTh an open mind, l am leaving The same way. ZARETSKY, MIRIAM War ETTorTs Com.: Olee Cl. A keen sense CT humor, a clever mine RersonaliTy and charm are combined. PICKMAN, ALEX Our Tlaming Torch is his To lighT our way To Freedom. SIEGEL, NATHAN He goes To school as a maTTer oT cour SG, Hoping ThaT some day checlcs he'll endorse. ZARTN, ALMA Lilo. Aide: Span. OTT. Alma Tells us her one amloiTion, ls To loecome a greaT dieTiTian. ZAZULIA, DANIEL When lovely ladies Tall To Tolly Zazz's always There To caTch Them. ZEV, BEATRICE Lib. Aide Fair oT Tace is she, High hopes have we Tor Bea. ZIM, SYLVIA She's iusT lilce a blooming Tlower, Growing more vivid by The hour. ZUCKERHORN, ALVIN Marshal Thanlc God, iusT Two more Trig. prooTs ZWEIG, ANITA Aide in Mr. WilberT's CTT. PersonaliTy, wiT and Tun, ThaT's AniTa on The run. ZVVEIGENBAUM, HERBERT To go. Here's a young Tellow who uses his wiT, ln making liTe cheerTul he does his loiT. -QM S E ABRAVAYA, MATTHEW Lib. Qne oT The good Things ThaT come in small paclcages ALOUETTE, REUBEN Sax and clarineT Mean our sailor, AloueTTe. BERNSTEIN, HERMAN He doesn'T have To shouT Tor praise, He earns iT wiTh his winning ways. DAISOMUNT, DONALD Donald's missing Trom our scene, You'll Tind him wiTh The FighTing Marines. LANDOW, MARK He doesn'T wanT much ouT oT liTe . . . Success, wealTh, and a loeauTiTul wiTe. MALLACH, ISIDORE NorTh and souTh, easT and wesT, He'll carry our banner wiTh The besT. ICR OO Advertlsm il Q OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER fo, . WILLIAM HOWARD TAFI' I-I. S. gzlwarcl jarr, In C. PLaze 3-8690 425 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK, N. 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