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

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HAUPTMAN, LAUREL 64 West 175th St. Taft Review, G. O. Rep., Vlfar Bond Rep., Span. Og. When it comes to fun she is first rate-but to her classes she's always late. HEKELMAN, BEVERLY 1185 Anderson Ave. Class Treasurer She makes her dis- approval known, but not when she's among her own. HENNES, EREDERIC 1741 Clay Ave. Hon. Eng. An honor English student is Freddy Hennes. It's too bad he doesn't play tennis. HENDLER, JANET 1769 Townsend Ave. Attendance Og. Aide, Tragic Squad She looks neat and she's very sweetg in fact we think she's quite all reet! HERBST, MILTON 1172 Anderson Ave. An intelligent buyer he wishes to be, buying the clothes for you and me. I-lERlVlAN, MARILYN 1560 Selwyn Ave. Bio lab. Always cheerful, always neat, the kind of girl you'd like to meet. HERSCHAFT, LENORE 245 McClellan St. Health Ed. Aide, Aide to Miss Acleer She's very nice you must admit. With everyone she makes a hit. I-IERZBERG, CHARLES 705 Gerard Ave, Public Address Aide, Capt. of Tragic Sq. Joel is definitely the rugged type, watch it girls, your heart he'll swipe. HILL, MARCIA 1445 Nelson Ave. Arista Tutorial Nlernber, Social Studies, Hon. Soc. Says nothing, and it sounds great. HIRSCH, ALBERTA 209 East 165th St. Our secretary since way back when, her credits add up to more than ten. taxa l-llRSCl-I, HOVVARD 22 Elliot Place Tragic Squad, Social Studies, Hon. Society Cafeteria Aide The pause that refreshes. HOCHBERG, ALICE 235 East 173rd St. An E.B.l. member, Frank, Beautiful, ln- telligent. HOCHMAN, MAY BELLE 306 East I7ISt St. 7tli Terin Rep., Stag of Yearbook Tragic Sq. A jolly girl who's full of fun, we thank her for the work's she's done. HOLOD, PHYLLIS 1460 Macombs Road Senior Treasurer, Tragic Squad Her am- bition, which may seem funny, is to get a guy with money. HOOVIS, WlLLlAlXfl 1200 College Ave. Basketball Tearn, Cliorus, Senior Basketball Team It's only in Taft that they get one like him, whose famous saying is, 'fCive me a comb. 32 I J

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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

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HOROVVITZ, ARLINE 1780 Easthurn Ave. Steizographer in Eng. OH., Trafic Sq. YVho said that all nice things come in small packages? Look at mel HOROVVITZ, BIARILYN 1685 Selwyn Ave. Gym Aide, French Ofice Aide Her sparkling smile, her clever witg I know some day she'll he a hit. HORGXVITZ, BIELVIN 172.5 Morris Ave. Physics Aide, Gym Aide He doesn't know Latin and Greek, but one thing he knows is how to eat. HOROXVITZ, SHELDON 1764 VValton Ave. A good S. S. man: political aspirations never materialize in high school, hut when one day C ngiggs g ts a football team, you can thank S. H. I 2 ' TNTPATTC' rrxnnv ,,,, n1,,1 ..,x. rut? 1. 1 1 ....- r 11 . l ISENBERG, ELLEEN 125 R VVest 168th St. Cheerleader, Bond Show, Library Aide Here's a gal who's a cheerleaderg cute and pert, you'd like to meet her. IACKOWITZ, LENORE 1699 Nelson Ave. She follows a good recipe for having friends-it's being one. IACKSON, BARBARA 1495 hlontgomery Ave. Arista, Scholarship Chili, Fr. Off. Aide Oh, hliss Jackson you sure have got some fine I. JACOBOWITZ, SHIRLEY 1735 Davidson Ave. Arista, Aide in Spanish Office Anyone could have ten Hts when trying to pronounce Hlacohowitzf' JACOBS, ARTHUR 1305 Sheridan Ave. I-Iere,s a fellow who knows a lot of teach- ers, and a lot of teachers know him too. Short stories, novels, and poetry, Dr. Schweitzer has mastered all three, And if you want your style to please, You'd do well to ignore all rhymes like these. P. BI.