William Howard Taft High School - Senior Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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r 541 J, ,Luth t '4'ff-fr' TYJM. GRAB, SANDRA 1251 Grant Ave. Social Service Comm., Taft Review, Yearbook Staff Though you may consider Sandy quiet, some people think she's a riot. GRABER, GLADYS 1359 Plimpton Ave. Service Aide She follows the motto: In- vest your savings in a cheer, and you will never shed a tearf' GRABER, SOL S. 1405 Teller Ave. Traffic Squad, Health Service Aide Get to know him, take our advice, hels a regular fellow and awfully nice. GRANAT, DOROTHY 666 West 162nd St. Production Stahl of Yearbook We've looked and looked from planet to planet, but believe us there's no one like Dorothy Granat. GREENBERG, BEVERLY R. 1505 Grand Concourse Bio Research Club, Chem Club Prexy Fair and slender, tall and sweet. Here's a girl you'll want to meet. GREENBERG, DOLORES R. 1531 Iesup Ave. TraHic Squad Her courage, her en- durance, her motto, l'Never say die, will make her someone to be remembered in the years passing by, GREENBERG, EDWARD 240 East 175th St., Leader of Taft Swing Band, Orches- tra Taft's King of Swingi' is on his way to teach Harry James the way to play. GREENBERG, SYLVIA E. 1 114 Morris Ave. Aide to Teachers She'd be so nice to come home to. GREENBERGER, SELMA A. 1429 Nelson Ave. Class Secretary, Teach:-zr's Aide A very industrious worker is friendly Selma Greenberger. GREENEIELD, HARRIET 125 B West 168th St. French Club, Library Aide Twinkling blue eyes and mincing ways, Harriet knows that baby talk pays. GREENEELD, LILLIAN 1340 Nelson Ave. Yearbook Staff, Photography Club The boys all think sheis Hne and fiery. We'd love to peek into her diary. A GREENHOUSE, GILDA 1730 Harrison Ave. Gym Aide, Traffic Aide Some peo- ple sutfer in silence, but she suffers when silent. GREENSPAN, SONYA E. 1455 Townsend Ave. Leaders Club, Basketball Club, Gym Aide Sonnyis first rate in the gym. I wonder where she gets that vim? GREENSTEIN, LORRAINE 1675 Grand Concourse Council Nlember, Entertain- ment Comm. She has talent, poise, and brains, watch out boys, here comes Lorraine. GREITZER, ALVIN 274 East 166th St. Varsity Basketball, Inhrmary Aide Study, homework, and all the rest-for Allie basketball is best. 30

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GOLDSTEIN, BARBARA R. I68O Clay Ave. Taft Correspondence Club, Study Hall Brains and charm don't usually combine, here's the exception to this rhyme. GOLDSTEIN, MURRAY 283 East 168th Street Library Aide, Span. OH. VVitty, handsome, tall and fine, hurry, girls, or wait on line. GOLDSTEIN, DOROTHY 588 Timpson Place Vlfar Bond Rep., G. O. Rep., Ogice Aide Her dancing is what she enjoys, especially dancing with the boys. GOODMAN, IRVING 538 Blake Ave. Senior President Friendly in his manner, great will be his fame, our beloved president, who lives up to his name. GOODMAN, RONALD 1702 Clay Ave. Varsity Basketball and Tennis Teain, Locker Aide Following women and sports are all the same to Ronny, who someday will rise to basketball fame. GORDON, ARTHUR 16 Elliot Place Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Aide For him a knock is hard to I-ind, he is one of the solemn kind. GORDON, MURIEL E. 1216 College Ave. G. O. Rep., Emergency Room Aide, Sec- retary Meet a girl who's tried and true, she waits for Frank in Navy Blue. GORDON, SEYMOUR 221 East 173rd Street Library Squad, Inyqrinary Aide, Class Pres. When thereis a guy on your mind, Seymour's the kind you like to find. GORME, EDITH 125 East 168th St. Cbeer Leader, Bond Sbow, Councilman Co- captain of the cheering squad, sings a little too, but the one she likes the best of all is the guy in Navy Blue. GOULD, JANET II West 172nd St. Secretary Sophistication with a low voice, choosy and chosen, she got her choice. Mr. Levine will parle with you, And sometimes he will habla too, In any case it's all the same, If you want to learn, lWr. L. is game. M. L. s.

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,VN 3 I lei 1QJxQ ei '- sr Y QD ri X M.- GRIEG, JAMES 1684 Grand Concourse Shop Foreman Sorry, girls, he's taken. GROSS, MAE R. 1235 Morris Ave. Pres. Rook Comm., Locker Room, Health Aide This girl's secrets have never been told, Speech is silver, but silence worth gold. GROSSMAN, CAROL 1 1 5 E. Mosholu Parkway G. O. Delegate, Service Aide, Creative Writing Club To keep Carol sunny, say, James Mason's a honeyf' GROTAS, LENA 1355 Grand Concourse Class Sec., Math Off. She has a smile so rare, and a personality beyond compare. GUARASCIO, ELAINE 273 E. 164th St. ln school Elaine is shy and proud, but she's so much fun when she's out with the crowd. GUSLER, DOROTHY T. 512 West 135th St. Boy's H. E. Off., Senior Off. Sugar is sweet, ice is cold, this young lady is swell, behold. HABER, SELMA 1575 Grand Concourse Yearbook Comm., Class Secretary The girl whom Dr. Gluck mistookg she almost had to write a book. HABIB, JULIA 232 East 169th St. Class President Her clothes her mother neatly makes, and Julia fills them with what it takes. HACKMAN, IUDITH 1311 Grant Ave. Inyirmary and Gym Aide ludy's looking for a Way to become a C. P. A. HAKIM, FREDDY 1387 Grand Concourse Traffic Squad, G. O. Rep., Class Prexy An ambitious fellow most of the time, a nice guy all of the time. HAMMER, ELAINE 1135 Anderson Ave. Arista, Scholarship Club, Aide Gr, Ad- visor Off. Dear Herb: If you really want to see me and you wonder if l'm home, remem- ber Don Ameche and the nickel telephone. HAMOVITZ, ALFRED 1665 Morris Ave. Our managing editor of the Yearbookf Always busy when we look. viz-Q HARRIS, HARRIET B. 306 East I7ISf St. Aide to Teachers. Harrietls always right i,n style. Whatever the Fashion, sheis wearing a smile. HARROW, PHYLLIS 224 East 165th St. Senior Conn., Yearbook Staf, Mr. Iason's Aide You're made of giggles, fun and spice, but most of all you're very nice. HASSON, NELSON 1454 Grand Concourse Cafeteria Aide, Senior Class Treasurer That Hasson is a friendly guy indeed. . ,Ml -,f ,ek .ggi Z 4 --. Y s r .my.4.,4vfi L ,ni7,l,!' rf 17 O X. 'l+, ,J A-Ng v 3 1 N . I