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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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Maybe it was school spirit that made us invest our parents, hard-earned money in the PORT- FOLIO. This state of affairs has been with us since we hrst proved to teachers that we were capable of reading monosyllabic words! At last, Seniors, we come to the end of the road. And it is we who laugh last. For the last magazine we buy in school is this one-the one about us-not about politics, science, or language. It will not be a diiiicult one to read, for it tells of things close to our hearts. Yes, Seniors, ask your teachers to read the pretty things we've written about ourselves and them, and let them sneer at our beautiful portraits. This is our triumph! ARTHUR SAMUEL I thils is the I PUBLICATIONS ISSUE OF THE TAFT SENIOR WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT HIGH SCHOOL I 172 STREET 84 MORRIS AVENUE BRONX 57 NEW YORK ROBERT B. BROIJIE- PRINOIPAL g ,,Wi, .L,, A,,. K V ,J V In -A .U I ,,1,.i: 1. .4-' i 3143 1 ' :V -. - fx i E I H. 'K 'VW ,Shun SALIIT QQQTLWQEQQEJYV , , Q'?,,fQf .-1-if 1-l- a.,-.,a-rili -Ha M M isles 1. ir. , , ,,. , l ' -UA at tl naw Mu-K it E Sb'- N ara ,.,.,,,- Y ,A,, g --A .-+..Y. ' 1 i 4 tru ah u '4.L sl 1.1.43 iii i 1 j--1g5- Abu ui .mm n--u B To Mr. Xiiinstou, thc hcst vcarhoolx advisor an industri- ous stall could have, wc dcdicatc this hoolq. No other pcrson could havc madc us work as hard as wc did to insurc the succcss which wc hopc this hook will have. Your guidance was a help to us all, and wc hope that vou arc as delighted with our vcarhoola as wc arc. To plcasc vou cvcn morc, the staff promiscs always to rc- mcmltcr, 'AThc motors on automobiles should he in the hacldi' BAR ETTE ROTIUNIAN As we stand here on the threshold of the cruel, cruel world, reluctantly leaving behind the sheltered life of high school, we leave with those worthy persons and institutions that will remain in TAFT our heartfelt thanks, and the material goods that we have gathered during our stay in TAFT, and for which we will have no further use. To our history teachers, the moderns, the Americans, the civic-minded, and the economists, we leave the tons of notes and homework that we have accumulated through the ages in the particularly gigantic trunk procured for the purpose. Anything that has required so much time and energy to produce should certainly not be discarded. Our teachers will be pleased to note that contained in these writings are a wealth of brilliant witticisms, great philosophical statements, mysterious abbreviations, and all the information that we could glean from huge textbooks, current magazines, and daily newspapers. Also included are a number of sure-fire suggestions that would have certainly prevented the first world war. the second world war, and the Kentucky mountain feuds. To our English teachers we leave our sincere appreciation for having been intro- duced by them to the great literary classics of our time. These have made us aware of all the trials and tribulations of life. The wrinkles in our brows and the ulcers in our stomachs will certainly testify to that. To Mr. Jason, our beloved administrative assistant and bringer of good news via the loud-speaker system, we express our deepest thanks for his fatherly re- straint when we foolishly swerved to the wrong side of the road and were tempted to do all sorts of unmentionable things. We now know that he knew best. To you freshmen who are entering TAFT as we leave it, we give to you the torch that holds the fiery Hame of our school spirit. Take it and hold it high. VVL' are certainly sick of carrying it. Mr. Brodie has set for us a standard of scholarship and of character that we have attempted to attain. We feel that welhave prospered under his guidance, and express our appreciation for his interest in us. Now as we walk hesitantly down the lane, away from our beloved school and as the sun sets reluctantly into the horizon, its rays cascading golden splendor, we feel that in leaving TAFT we take with us something of immeasurable im- portancc-not knowledge, certainly-that can be procured at any institution- lmut something that will remain uppermost in our minds forever and ever, some- thing of infinite value and greatness, something that we consider unique in this varied world of ours-ourselves. IRWIN BERGER Listen 44: XX il K , 3 X -- .. -7: Wulf .ill ' I Il !4 S Q , K lNaw MR. SIMON j. JASON mms. DIARY cz. .-xsczlluu xfIl1IilIiSl'VIlfiI'U Assistant Gm' neu' HJ111i11islmli1'c' Assislf ss,-,-was w HE THEME selected for your Year Book Publication is indeed provoca- tive and challenging. Your publication is a magazine or storehouse of articles depicting student or senior life at school. It has stored fine memories of Taft, its faculty and students, senior activities and school functions. A storehouse, however, serves a useful purpose provided the contents are utilized, otherwise the material in the storehouse is forgotten and sooner or later destroyed. When you receive your copy of the Senior Year Book, treasure it. Look at it occasionally. Read it when you are slightly depressed. It will give you enjoyment, and will renew memories of happy days at Taft. May it hearten you to future successful endeavor. Sincerely yours, 7 I' PRINCIPAL K Xlllllli VVL CAN FIND INVUIXNIATION UPON l'l - SAINIUEI. JOHNSON 7 . , 'f - A ' 9 ' f W E5 f' I . -'wi' E E? 'H 1 f WJ Y it' .. : , nf, r g ' 'im -Ky MRS. ETHEL BELL-COll6gC Adviser-The lady who hands out the blanks. MR. PETER soKoLoFF, MR. SAINILIEL DICHTER-In charge of Program Committee -The men who decide our fate each term. MR. SIDNEY SILVERIVIAN-lvlllililfy, Scholarship, Alumni Adviser-A finger in every pie. Mas. BEATRICE GREENWALD-Senior Social Adviser, MR. Louis ERANKEL-Senior Business Adviser-Through their efforts came the success of our Senior term. Miss HELEN ACKER-Senior Counselor-Her friendly and helpful guidance brought us to our goal-Graduation! 7 V PROGRAAM camo g onna GAZETTE H11 4 H1 H11 H- IS- lx- X ........ ,. U 'll In 2 I if I u 1 l- 'se g sTAND1Ncs: Left tu right: Mr. Reybaek, Dr. Schweitzer, CPRESENT CHMRMAND, Mr. Bunneamp, Mr. Vkfechsler, Mrs. Lcvisohn. CEX'LIIlAlRNlAND, Mr. Traister, Mr. Kraus, Mr. Healy. 1fms'r Row: Back to front: Dr. Marshall, lNliss Clune, Miss Lavery. SECOND now: Same order: Mrs. Mangan, Nlrs. Kasdan, Miss Goldfarb. 'rump now: Mrs. ,lemme and Mrs. Griffin Qsamr seatj, Miss Lavin, Nlrs. Lelirman. FOURTH Row: Mrs. Halpern, Mrs. Harte, Mrs. GUHJ. F1F'rH now: Mrs. Marwit, Miss Siegel. SIXTH now: Mrs. Zimmer, Mrs. Adler. ABS Miss Gluck, Miss Sobrcl, WCUZOQQ Founrn now: Left tu right: Mr. Cuba, Miss Michaelson, Mr. Redmond. 'rumn now: Mr. VVeinstein, Mr. Lieff, Mr. Ferns! child, llflr. Berkman, Dr. Gluck. SECOND Row: Mr. Gore, Mr. Schechter, hlrs. Sel- lin, Nlrs. hlilberg, Mr. Siegel, Mr. VVilhert CCIIAIRIVIAND, Miss Acker, Dr. Poggensee, Mr. Lehman, Mrs. Beckliardt. Absent-Miss Rockwell. IAYI' now: l,cIt tu right: Mrs. wus, Mrs. Syrup, NlIlllll,I now: Mr. I.vvinc, Nlrs. lDl'Cj'l'llN, Mm alum: lllxxl' now: Hrs. Xyklllghll. Mrs. Sing. Mrs. Mun' N, Nlr. Hmm-xmllmul, fc'lm11:1xl,mW wdt4enfatC'cdl.n'lyt lu right: Dr. llun lcvy, Mrs. llLll1L'rt, Mrs. l5yun, Mr. lJiL'lxtcl', Miw liiclmcrl, Mm Ilnwll, Miss Slmpim, lrll.-xlmxmx N, Mrs. Hallncrlnnn, Klux Swlmluilf Mr. HCFQIIILIII. ,-ms. Xlixs Xlu-ks, Mrs. XNMII. A V? fix' 3 -zaqar5w.gg:1E9 5 ws s'l'.'xNiw1xx:: L1-lr tu right: Mr SL'l1llt'l4HH'. Mr. Zclalcncr, Xlr. Iiclm fc'lu.xlm1AN w Xlr, IXISCII, sl'l l1Nc:: Lclxl lu right: Mr. Urccn, Mins l..ul,un Mrs. HVQILIII, Mrs. rlvllillllih, Mr. Kaplan. 0W luck now: Lclit to right: Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Brcckstune. Mr. Sullivan, Miss Sliiniir, Mr. Kirsclincr. Miunria now: Mr. Almiinsmi, Mr. Di-rigimi. Mr. SllX'L'I'lH1Ill, Mrs. Niirins. Fi:oN1' now: Mr. Dick. Mrs. liclis, Mr. Tamer Mr. Kline CVIIAIRMAND. Seazezfwukzt' Studied BACK now: Left to right: Mr. Frankel. Mrs. Trunks, Mrs. Sluipiru, Mrs. Blue CCIIAIRMANLD. Aiiniirii now: Mrs. Brody, Miss Murphy, Mr. Lippncr, Mr. Clirystal. ITRONI' now: Miss Cluuc, Miss Scully, Miss Miillmin, Dr. Friccliuzm. Luft to right: Nlr. Forrest. Mrs. Slmin, Miss Fcinlwrg, Mr. Siegel, Mr. Cur- mlim, Clill.-XIRIVIAND Mr. Lciglit, Mr. Laufcr. Mr. Scliaicilcr, Miss Ricliimm. gale Wendi Zdaomfdaa s'r,xNIiiNc:: Loft to right: Miss Lisunsky, Mrs. lluslw. Miss Erlgcrly, Miss VVl1itc. s1'1 1'iNL:: Mrs. Grccuwzilnl. Miss Conroy, Bliss cilllllllf, Nliss cylJKlI111L'll, CCIIAIHTXIAND. AliSS Mziistrclli, Mrs. Umiinslay. I W I Left to right: Mr. Landl- bcrg, Mr. Milgrain. Mr. Dick CLTIIAIRIXIAND, Mr. Firilkiwf, Mrs. Curluctt. Mr. Gross. .J ...viii gage 73414654 Ed s'1',xNnlNn:: I1-l't tu right: Mr. O'NciH, Mr. Stru- In-I, Alf. Crrlcllbcrg. sl'l l'lNc:: Mr. l:,1.lL'ISlII1, Mr. Sclmifllvr, Mr. Flwd Cc11l.xlnAl,xN', Mr, I.CkIfL'l'Llt.I, Mr. Ilunlcy. 'C Loft to right: Mr. Mc CTUTIIIQICIQ fl'llAllRMAN,3, Mrs. Lewis. Mr. l7clnlmun. lmmu now. I1-lt tu right: Mrs. tLlllLl3IL'iIl, Mrs. Ih-II, Miss O'Sl1L'u. Mrs. Gold- mzm, Mixs llcclacr, IHUNI' mmw: Mrx. lAl'.l!L'I', Nha. Slclnlmcli, Mrs. Cfm'y'vll, Mrs. gillJL'I'll1Lll1. Aw Lclqt In right: Mr. Gvttcr, Miss lircsvl. Mr. Russ, Mr. Gmnburts KCHAIHMAN 5, Mr. 'Ilan I1Cl1h1lLlll1, Mr. XVinst4m, Mm. Mrs. Young. Left tu right: Miss IJUQIIALIISII Mrs. jmlamv, Mrs. Miller, Miss XVincl1. NYYVHERE YOU go you can recognize the Taft senior. Wlizit is it that makes us so unusual? ls it our personality, our good loolqs, or our sense of humor? Perhaps it's a mixture of all, for certainly Taft sen- iors have charm and poise, cultivated hy their patient teachers during four years of strenuous activities in gym, and lengthy lectures on mental hy- giene. ls it any wonder that we have emerged a teaeher's dream-well-hal anced seniors? On the following pages, are pictures of 500 odd personality kids . . . all Taft seniors-as described for you hy their hest friends and least severe critics. Wlho would dare douht the truth of what they say? Take a look at the pictures in the corners of seniors at work, if you want proof of their rare intelligence, and their remarkahle friendship with their teachers, who gaze on them so fondly and proudly. HILDA FRIEFIELD ADAMS, MARVIN I4 Marcy Place Orchestra and Band Seems to he kind of shy, gunz' D Q. ABRAMS, GEORGINE 1939 Grand Concourse Emergency Room Aide, Mimeograph fluh, Cl s Secretary. Here's luck 1 you wherever you go, A swell girl it's hecn fun to know. , ABRAMS, O IA 1 t 175 r- ni Aide, Y '- r She'5 quiet and never a s a s n . You hardly know that sh ' arou . ABRAMS N, RITA III Mt. Hope Place G. O. Delegate, Office Secretary Ilere's a girl wh se name is Rita, Of them all there are none sweeter. ACKERMAN, RITA 325 East 176th Street Although she's quiet and very wise, She's not neglected by the guys. Rut give him the drums and oh myl l 1 ' ADELMAN, SANDRA 977 Grant Avenue Social Studies Office, Spanish Office, Traffic Squad Sandy, Sandy, always handy, She's as sweet as sugar candy. ADLER, ANNE 1304 Merriam Avenue Office Assistant, Gyin Aide A smiling face. a gentle voice, For one of the sweetest, she's our choice. AEDER, MARVIN 994 Findlay Avenue Basketball Isle has red hair, but is quiet and shy: A funny combination, but I don't lie. ALBERT, RUTH 1745 Easthurn Avenue G. O. Office, Traffic Squad An asset Ruthy does possess, Everyone knows is friendliness. ALTSCIIULER, GERALD 1162 Sheridan Avenue English Class President Speaks his snappy piece, Yet knows just when to cease. ALTSCHULER, ROSALYN 1821 Prospect Avenue Traffic Squad Another of Taft's loyal crew, She pledges allegiance to the Gold and Blue. ANGEL, FRANCES 305 East 166th Street Office Aide Ilere's a girl who's sweet and shy, The apple of any teacher's eye. ANEKSTEIN, PEARL 1565 Grand Concourse Class President, Bond Show, Service Aide Ilollywood has its Lana true, But Taft indeed has one too. APONY, TIIELMA IIOS Grant Avenue Taft Review With the Taft Review she's on the beamg To edit her own column is her dream. ARKOWITZ, RITA 2020 Walton Avenue Gym Aide, Office Aide, Secretary Friendly to all, quiet and good, She does her work just as she should. AUERBACH, DORIS 11oo GranF'Avenue Traffic Squad Quiet, efficient, and kincl, A better pal you'll never find. AXELBERD, BARBARA 1278 Grand Concourse Marshal Someone fair is our own Bobby, To get A in work is her hobby. AYASH, Evelyn 1272 Grand Concourse Arista, Study Hall Aide, Gym Aide Cute little package, not too tall, But precious things are always small. AZAR, LENA 405 Claremont Parkway Oh teacher dear, don't you fear! I won't be back for many a year. BABITZ, FRED 241 East 169th Street Band, Bond Salesman, Chorus You'll hear him in ecstacy moan, When he plays that hot trombone. Io mv -iw-4b ' M Ynmagis BADER, ELAYNE 55 East 175th Street Office Aide All the boys could love Elayne, VVithout any trouble or pain. BALABAN, ARTHUR 186 Riverside Drive Orclfzestra and Band VVith his per' severance he will gain, Any goal he wants to attain. . BALLIN. IRWIN 1515 Grand Concourse Cafeteria, lrzterrnural Basketball lrwin's crave is basketball, he's on the first five, He's going to enlist if he gets out alive. BALTER, BERNARD 1027 Walton Avenue Varsity Basketball Playing basket' ball he got many a cheer. Now he wants to become an engineer. BARUCH, BARBARA 1025 Gerard Avenue Cafeteria Aide Who is someone so sweet and shy? Why iris Barbara and that no lie. BAUER, ANNE 104 East 177th Street She's so very sweet and gay, A real swell girl in every way. 5 BAYER, LORELEI 1454 Walton Avenue Bond Show, Health Education Office, Locker Room Aide Kind of cute, kind of sweet, Kind of knock you off your feet. BECKER, VICKIE 2364 Tiebout Avenue Switclilaoard Operator If you've ever phoned our school at all, It might have been Vickie who took your call. BEISPEL, PAUL 1861 Sedgwick Avenue Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Aide One could say Paul treats himself well, Eorgets about homework but fishing is swell. BELMAN, BEATRICE 1655 Monroe Avenue Class President, Service Aide Presi- dents are known to be tough and cruel. B62-1,5 an exception to this rule. BELL, DONALD 1220 Shakespeare Avenue Library Bells make Xl lot of noise, llut this one never tolled. RENRASSET, LEON 1195 Sherman Avenue Teaclzefs Aide, Marslzal A very sol' Clllll fellow is he, A doctor or lawyer he may be. tal, 'lift RERGER, ELEANORE 911 Wzilton Avenue cll10I'1lS, lrtzffie Sqzmtl, fiylll Aide Although she's as quiet as 21 girl can be, That doesn't hurt her popularity. RERGER, IRWIN 1512 Townsend Avenue Associate Editor of Portfolio, Yearbook. 'llreasitrer Portfolio, yearbook, a writer maybe, But he has business talents too we see. RERCMAN, BARBARA 1504 Morris Avenue Senior f'oi1r1cil, Arista, C'l1or11s Rarbaras an obliging miss, Taking money for that and this. RERKOVVSKY, HERBERT 1353 Sheridan Avenue Headline Editor, Taft Review, Bond Show Ile's a handsome fellow, his eyes are blue, His hair is yellow and he's eheerful too. RERN, ANNE 153 Marcy Place Service Aide Anne really is a grand gal. Shell inale anyone a swell pal. RIELER, ,IOAN 1425 Townsend Avenue Senior Flass President, 7ll1 Term Rep- 1'l'SUlIlll.'il'L', lreative lllritiizg C'l11lf1 .loan is polite and very attractive, ln sehool affairs she's always aetive. BIIZRNAN, CYNTHIA 1881 VValton Avenue Arista, English Office, Cafeteria Aide Cynthia has charm and brains too, Girls like her are very few. RIRNHAUM, LORRAINE 1311 Grant Avenue Knocks and Boosts ClOHlHIiifL'L', G. O. Office, Class Secretary Sweet and pleasant all around, One of the linest classmates to be found. ll0l1lCVV0l'li. homework everywhere And did we students shrink. Especially in study where . Vlle never liked to think. -,,d.. A 1 BISHOP, RUTH 751 Gerard Avenue Arista, Library Aide, TraHic Squad Romeo. Oh, Romeo, wherefore can thou be. The prom's just around the corner, please won't you answer me? BLANK, BENJAMIN 241 East 169th Street Band, Orchestra, C. A. P. C. Of all the colleges he hopes to attend, Columbia's the one just around the bend. BLEIBERG, JUDITH 1819 Loring Place Arista, Literary Staff Yearbook Art and fashion are ,Iudy's meat. That Kentucky accent can't be beat. BLITZ, LAURA 1329 College Avenue In her simple quiet way, She progresses every day. BLITZ, WILLIAM 1329 College Avenue Library Aide Latin to him is like the whip or Hay, They don't Or do thevP BLOU THELMA 1591 Townsend Avenue Traffic Squad, Class Secretary A swell 1rl known as 1 sport Has character that can't be bought. BLUM EUGENE I66O Nelson Avenue Traffic Squad Eugene in his own quiet wav Will attain success some fine day. ROHM ALEX 1665 Grand Concourse Basketball Team, Senior Council As to the luture hes still in a coma, For Alex craves just that diploma. BOONIN LEONARD 5oo Trinity Avenue Handball Team, Gym Aide Likes bowl- I in and likes to take his time. Likes handball, but work is out of line. X BOSSWICK DONALD 1365 Sheridan Avenue Track Team He ta part in ' exerx amc Sport 19 truly his middle name. , XJ iff BOSTOFF, HARRIET 1615 Walton Avenue Harriet is always very very cheerful, VVhen listening to her you get an earful. BRAUWER, HELEN 1403 Grand Concourse Orchestra A jolly pal when all is gay, A tender pal when all is gray. BREITMAN, MARILYN 204 Bush Street War Bond Chairman, Senior Secretary To a really swell girl it's been a pleasure to know, Herels luck to you wherever you go. BRESLAW, RITA ISOO Grand Concourse Publication Editor of Yearbook Is there anyone that's sweeter, Than our dark and charming Rita? BRICKNER, SYLVIA 163 West 171st Street Orchestra, Bond Show Her future as a concert pianist looks bright. We'll see her in Carnegie Hall some night. pt, ,ss C , .J ,ff f' QI yt 1321 ! If M'-s. BRIEGER, ELAINE I4II Townsend Avenue Lilarary Aide, Cafeteria Aide, Arista A rhyme for her is hard to find, To express the brilliance of her mind. BIIOVVN, ANNE 1075 Gerard Avenue Marshal, English Squad Annie studied steno. she can really go to town: So grab pad and pencil and take a letter Miss Brown. IEROVVN, GVVEN 1179 Sheridan Avenue Cafeteria Captain If you want to know what. where, or when, Take my advice, be smart and ask Gwen. HIIUNELL, PIIILIP 1565 Townsend Avenue Library Assistant, Cltemistrj' C'l1tli ln Taltis chem. lab he worked away, An atomic scientist he'll be someday. ISLICKMAN, FRANCENE IO83 VValton Avenue Arista, G. O. Delegate I guess she takes her work to heart. IIere's the proof, you see she's smart. BUCKVAII, LORRAINE 1465 Nelson Avenue Gym Aide Lorraine a secretary will be, So she can sit on the boss' knee. BUITENKANT, RICHARD 1514 Townsend Avenue Hall Patrol, Cafeteria Aide 'llhis line fellow has brains galore, With his personality who could ask for more. BURGNER, STANLEY II4 Tudor Plaee Traffic Aide, Health Service Aide As a lady killer he's a treat, And for personality he ean't be beat. CALI, MAE 1364 Findlay Avenue Class Secretary, Service Aide She's what the teacher ordered, quite complete, Grand student, charming, and very sweet. CAMIII, SOLOMON 1350 Grand Concourse Glee Cliila, Bond Show Although this fellow loves to sing, Ile likes better to hear the hell ring. l llave you ever been in a SCIIIUIES class. And seen the sale of things-EN MASSE? Has somebody sold you your pin, hat, key? Xvho took your graduation lee? R. L. of CANNETTY, CECILE 190 West 170th Street Iler homework always makes the rounds, For her goodness knows no bounds. CARLSON, HENRY IO65 Anderson Avenue Soccer Team, Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Aide Swell and friendly you can bet, Nieest guy we ever met. CHAST, ROBERT 1600 Jessup Avenue Taft Review, Library Squad, Traffic Squad Robert desires and hopes to get, A pretty blue-eyed small brunette. CANNIZZABO, ANTOINETTE 316 East 164th Street Cafeteria Aide Hair bru- nette, eyes darker yet, Very sweet is Antoinette. CANDIOTTI, SARA 1466 Clay Avenue Art Office Someone who is very sweet, Whom everyone is pleased to meet. U' f Lfglpgff ff,ifff'V CHEIFETZ, THEBESA 1660 Topping Avenue French Club, French Broadcast A Friendly word and a warm smile, Makes meeting Theresa worthwhile. CHERCHES, HELENE 246 Tremont Avenue Class Secretary, Auditorium Aide, English Office Aide Here is Helene. She's always serene. CIARNELLI, ANGELINA 401 East 174th Street Hall Aide To her classes she was always lateg She'll probably make her bridegroom wait. COHEN, ADELE 47 West 175th Street Literary Staff of Yearbook, Leader, Medical Office Aide Pert and snappy oh! that pugnose, A face and figure for a Conover pose. COHEN, ESTHER 1412 College Avenue Cafeteria Aide, Accounting Office Aide 5 foot 2 with dark brown hair, Always gay with never a care. COHEN, FLORENCE 136 West 172nd Street Chorus, Radio Show, Usher Squad If Florence persists in dieting on fish, Someday she'll be a beautiful dish. COHEN, JACK 657-9 East 156th Street Senior Marshal, Dance Committee, Prom Vmizrrzittee He's Senior Class Marshal, a very high position. The reason he was elected, no opposition. COHEN, LEE 939 Wciodyerest Avenue Service Aide A girl who's bound to be, A success in the ballet industry. COT IEN, LEILA 909 Sheridan Avenue- Social Studies Honor Society, Biology Club, Social Studies Office Aide Intelligence plus personality as well, Equals a girl who is really swell. COHEN, MARVIN 1105 Ierome Avenue Editor of School Magazine, Library Aide, History Office Aide He's fond of writing and coffee-sundae goo, He's fond of the girls and they of him too. I8 .f af' , 1 v -A L., L 'bla I .s GOI IEN, MILDRED 1600 Nelson Avenue Service Aide, Knocks and Boosts ' 1n- mittee VVith her black hair and eyes of green, Millie's the answer to any boy's drea 1. GOHEN, SALLY 1056 Sherman Avenue Clieering Squad Captain, Bond Show, His tory Office Aide Even though she's very small, She's always cheering for basketball. GOIIEN, SIGMUND 1400 University Avenue Marshall, Sanitary Inspector Always happy never troubled, Every day his friends are doubled. COHEN, THELMA 116 Elliot Place Cheer Leader, Bond Show, History Office Aide Always neat, not a cheat, These are the things that make her elite. CONSTANTINO, GLORIA 933 East 169th Street Auditorium Aide, Ciass Secretary, Neuiman Club A Finer lass you'll never see, Except when it comes to History. MX? .ffilfln-41 ,X- Q.-.f' LRAVI If BLA1 RILE 1517 VValton Avenue Member of Band, Official C'lass Presi' dent, Steno Office Aide A trumpet player is she. A second Harry james she'll be. lJAl'lCll, GUS 1645 Grand Avenue Cafeteria Aide, Sanitary Inspector, Teaclzefs Aide. 'lo speak to girls he does adore. To go on dates he likes much more. IDAIYIPF, JEROME 204 East 165th Street Social Studies Honor Society, Library Aide, lrfnglislz Bookroom Aide If on their knees tall girls do sag, It's Jerry Dampf they're trying to snag. DAVIDSON, JOAN 300 East 163rd Street Volley Ball Club, Senior Official C'lass Secretary joannie has lovely eyes of blue, And sweet is her disposition too. DIZCJIQNSIAIEIN, GAMILLE 1295 Morris Avenue Gym Leader, Senior Office, Soft Ball P11111 In Willizlm Howard Taft's gym she's won her fame. To be a Health Ed. teacher is her aim. The plans for Senior hats and shows Kept the council on its toes. Seniors were always milling around 'Til answers to questions could he found. 11. L. I9 DEL NERO, ROSE 314 East 164th Street Class President, English Office Aide, Sec- ietary Aide Sweet Rosie Del Nero, sweetheart of all, It's always your haircomb, that makes them fall. DENIS, STANLEY 1701 Eastburn Avenue Service Squad, Office Service Although the work was getting hard, He came out with a good report card. DEUTSCH, MURIEL 140 West 176th Street Orchestra, Official Class Vice President, Knocks and Boosts Committee Ten magic fingers ready to play, A gifted girl in every way. DE SANCTIS, MARIO IOOQ Morris Avenue Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Aide Cood- looking but a bit shy, Still he's a grand little guy. DIAMOND, RITA 1330 Morris Avenue Health Ed. Aide I wish I may, I wish I might, For once say something that is right. DOCTOR, HARRIET 1504 Sheridan Avenue Hebrew Club President, Bio. Lab. Aide Although she may be a little quiet, She's very clever, you can't deny it. DOLIN, RENEE 1475 Townsend Avenue Arista, Bookkeeping Office Aide, History Office Aide Here's a girl with a brilliant mind. Someone like her is hard to find. DOMMERQUE, JOAN 1231 Findlay Avenue Photography Club, Counselors Office, Class Secretary Tall and slim, pretty and fair, The answer to a baehelor's prayer. DORFMAN, LEONARD 1560 Grand Concourse Orchestra, Band, Marshal If when he's great he becomes snubby, VVe'll remember when we called him chubby. DUKE, BURTON 1615 Townsend Avenue English Bookroom Aide, Traffic Squad, Baseball, basketball, and girls divide his time. Homework is out of place in this little rhyme. 20 DRESSMAN, HOWARD 1475 Walton Avenue Laboratory Assistant, Tra ic Squad Captain Howard Dressman, the little Costello, Is a great little guy and a humorous fellow. EATON, SYDELL 1565 Townsend Avenue Traffic Squad Secretary, Traffic Squad Captain Sydell in class is very quiet. Outside she causes quite a riot. EDELMAN, RITA 1454 Walton Avenue Arista, Cafeteria Aide, Spanish Office Aide Very smart and just as sweet, Knowing Rita is a treat. EHRENREICH, ARNOLD 1226 Sherman Avenue Spanish Club With push and pull and all the rest, He took his place among the best. EHRLICH, THELMA 1659 Walton Avenue Correspondence Club, Cafeteria Aide, Auditorium Aide Thelma's swell, we really can't squawk, But oh my heavens, how she can talk! That even in rushing Seniors are best. l H x 'Q HIGENMACHT, CAROL 1635 Popham Avenue VVhen off to the theatre you will go, Carol will be there to perform, we know. EISENSTAT, MARCIA 1259 Grant Avenue lirenelt Office Aide. loibrary Aide 'llhough to our class she was quite new, Now she rates high with me and you. IZKLUND, JOIIN II4 East 18znd Street Senior Class Treasurer. Gym Leader A fine fellow, never thought too bold, We eleetetl him treasurer, our money to hold. ELBAUM, SELMA 1466 Grand Concourse Class President, Grade Advisefs Office Aide Oh how lucky we would be, If all our presidents were as cute as she. ELLISON, BARBARA 675 Walton Avenue Program Corrzrizittec, Arista, Leaders Club A pert little Miss with ideas galore, To hear her speak is never a bore. ENGELMAN, ROSLYN 1575 Grand Concourse Service Aide, lllfar Boml Show Roslyn skipped from term six to eight. ln her rush to graduate. ENGLANDER, MARCELYN 1255 Grant Avenue Arista, F. D. R. Youth Club, Cafeteria Aide A capable girl, a writer to be, Iler name on a bookcover someday welll see. ENGLER, NATALIE 66 Featherbed Lane Locker Aide, Class President, Teachers Aide To be a singer is her aim. We truly hope she'll gain fame. IZPSTEIN, HERBERT 1512 Townsend Avenue Basketball Team Look what we find in our midst, A budding young journalist. EPSTEIN, LEONARD 1455 Sheridan Avenue Camera Club, Glee Club, Traffic Squad Lenny's a guy with lots of zip. On the ladder of success he'll never tip. Pushing and shoving on the lines, Never reading tl1e various signs. Seniors always showing the rest 5.13 . WW, VW ERDER, BEVERLY 320 East 176th Street Traffic Squad, Class Secretary, Counselor's Office Aide Everyone thinks she's a dream. Bev is really on the beam. ESSENEELD, STANLEY 506 East 176th Street Teachers Aide, Traffic Marslial, Sanitary Inspector A very nice guy with eyes of brown, You never see him wear a frown. FABRICANT, ELAINE 1480 Shakespeare Avenue Health Ed. Aide, Teachers Aide ' She had fun galore in history. What she learned is a mystery! 6 E: FARASH, IVIOLLIE 1765-7 Bathgate Avenue Senior Council Sweet and quiet, she ,WU I goes on her way, Doing her work with little to say. W b - FEINMAN, DORIS 1711 Morris Avenue Orchestra, Teachers Aide, Traffic Squad fcwcjv Vw- 'uw Here s a Dlfl who s lovely and sweet, One of the nicest you'll ever meet. FELDMAN, ARIEL 1592 University Avenue Social Service Committee, Mr. Flood's Office Oh Mr. Seigal your history's divinell' Energetic, peppy, she's sure got a line. FELDMAN, LORRAINE 347 East 173rd Street Service Aide Sheis short and cute With personality to boot. EELDSTEIN, SHIRLEY 1360 Grant Avenue Class Secretary, Gym Aide, Senior Of' fice Shirley, Shirley, bright and early, Shining eyes and smile so pearly. FENSTER, MARILYN 1459 Wythe Place Traffic Squad lVlarilyn's a wonderful girl to know. If you don't believe me, ask her beaux. FEREZY, ETHEL 1398 Grand Concourse C. O. Office, Spanish Office, English Office This young lady plans to study art, But only after she's won Billy Rose's heart. 22 EINEMAN, LARRY 1710 Andrews Avenue Varsity Show, English O ice Azdc, Cen eral Office Aide We hope he'll go very far, As a famous dramatic star. FINTZ, DAVID 1245 Findlay Avenue Knocks and Boosts Committee, Physics Re- search, Cafeteria Aide At the girls he was always winking, When about school he should have been thinking. FISH, SONDRA 1475 Walton Avenue Class Secretary Every term class secretary, Cute and small and very merry. EINKELIVIAN, FRANCES 1155 Woodycrest Avenue Arista, C. O. Council, Port- folio Finky's in the Bio Lab early every morn. For fun and for laughs no better sport was born. ELOCII, JUDITH 1064 Carroll Place Locker Aide, Hall Post, Library Aide To bee come a technician, Is fudith's ambition. Y PA sy POLINA, JOSEPH II44 Nelson Avenue Cafeteria Aide, Swing Band, Gym Leader My Qllrptl As all of you who've seen him know, His muscles have made many a show. VOX, MARVIN 1646 Weeks Avenue Chemistry Club, Pan American Club, Coaclieil Biology Stualerzts Obliging you surely were, and gave your homework too, VVithout 'K XJ. you we eould hardly have found our way through. FRIED, AARON 1395 Bristow Street Clee Club, Social Studies Honor Society, Art Office A friend indeed, Is Aaron Fried. FRIEDENSOHN, IVIARSHA I88I Crand Concourse Arista, Bio Lab Pleasant is she, eager to please, Are there virtues better than these? FRIEDLAND, EDYTHE 1769 Clay Avenue Blondish hair, a winning smile. Liked by all. a girl worthwhile. FIUIQDIJANDER, SYDELL 1592 University Avenue Office Aide, Class Secretary, 'lleaclicrs Aide Charming and pretty as a flower, She's ready to help at any hour. l'7llllilJlNlAN, ANITA IO65 Anderson Avenue Nlusic Office Aide, Teael1er's Aide A dillar a dollar a ten o'eloek scholar, What makes you come so soon? CAl3A.l, GRETA 135B VVest 168th Street English Office Her ambition is to live in Cuba, Where she can do a Spanish rumba. CALVIN, NATALIE 1347 Morris Avenue C. O. Office, Library Aide Alter gradu- ation she'll be a Mrs., And with her goes our very best wishes. GANG, l..lLA 105 Clarke Place Class Service, Chemistry Club Life will offer l,ila great things, For the joy to all that she brings. If you're not feeling up to par The girls' infirmary is not very far. If in your test you think you'll Hunk, Co right in and lind your bunk. C. D. f.sJ 'l xfQC'T ' Mtg- fff' . fs T Y VJ 0 56 yy vo ,aff GANY, JOSEPH I32O Grant Avenue Marshal, Cafeteria Aide, Service Aide Joe wants two things in life: Women and lVlorty Shapiro. GARFINKEL, ARNOLD B. I23 West 93rd Street Editor-In-Chief Taft Review, Social Studies, Honor Society, Latin Club, Taft Forum, Cafeteria Aide. You can't say his rewards are few. He's editor of the Taft Review. GARFINKEL, LENORE 312 East 168th Street Service Aide, Class Service Her personality lights up the placeg There's always a smile upon her face. GASKIN, LOUISE M. 1302 College Avenue Orchestra, Class Treasurer A few symphonies and rhapsodies Louise will compose. She will make sweet music wherever she goes. GEIGER, LENORE S. IIQ Tudor Place Service Aide, 4 years G. O. Rep For four years she's answered Mrs. Goldmanls call. To our school she really has given her all. GELLER, ERNA 984 Sheridan Avenue Service Aide, G. O. Delegate Our gal, Erna, is no fool. At three o'clock she's out of school. GELLER, LEO 2.03 East 174th Street OHice Service, Class Service Leo's going into business when he leaves Taft, Going to be a bigshot in the Garment Craft. GELMAN, SELMA 1267 Grant Avenue Service Aide, Tutor, Secretary A friend in need, is a friend indeed, so the saying goes. And Sel has certainly been a friend, from Mfr her head down to her toes. GENSLER, BERNICE 1729 Walton Avenue Service Aide She loves the movie magazine, About the stars of stage and screen. K f 1 GERBER, JAY 1235 Grand Concourse Track-Cross Country Teams, Sr. Council-rna5,4 Service Aide, TraH:ic Squad When funny he isn't trying to be, Most of us like him, ' - y0u'll agree. Z 45 are Uv 0, C 1 ' ,ls ,O ,P Q09 N T' of ' W AD 5 3 all 24 GERSTEL, LILA 1508 Nelson Avenue Service Aide An attractive girl is Lila Gerstel. She loves clothes and dresses well. GILLILAND, EDWARD W. 1575 Grand Concourse Track Team, Class President, Bond Show Watch this fellow he can sing, More like Frankie than like Bing. GINGOLD, GLORIA G. 1494 University Avenue Service Aide Gloria is very sweet, With her charms you can't compete. GINGOLD, IRVING 1205 Nelson Avenue Varsity Basketball As nice a fellow you can meet. His personality can't he beat. GINSBURG, JUNE E. 1447 Macombs Road Copy Editor, Knocks and Boosts, Serv- ice Aide Her being copy editor on the Review Got her friends and rides on the ele- vator too. CLICK, JOIIANNA M. 1194 Sherman Avenue G. O. Rep., journalism Staff, Serv- ice Aide Whenever there's something important to do, Nan is there to see it through. GLASSMAN, ELEANOR N. 1240 Sherman Avenue Arista Leader, Clmirrmuz Ad- Committee, Service Aide. Here's a pupil who's a starg With her brains shi-'ll verv far. fGlTTLESON, LOIS D. 1504 Sheridan Avenue Service Aide Iler hair is real as red can he, She has a charming personality. GIITER, JUDITH 1085 Walton Avenue Orchestra Give her a book, Anal a com nook. Gl'I'I,IN, MYRA M. I32O Sheridan Avenue Arista, Service Aide Plenty of L'llLIl'l'I1 plus a high I. Q., All this and good looks too. GOLDBEIIG, MORTON 105 West 168th Street Traffic Squad, Service Aide He did his work as a school aide, And in many points he was paid. GOLDBERG, BERNYCE G. 209 East 165th Street Traffic Squad, Secretary, Cafe- teQa Aide She is always in fashion clad, Anxious to follow each new fad. GOLDBERG, IRWIN M. 1475 Wythe Place Taft Review, Glee Club, Service Aide A fine capable journalist, One of the finest in our midst. GLOWATZ, SONIA D. 1664 Weeks Avenue Service Aide, Sr. Council just watch Sormy go by, Following her you can be sure is a guy. GOLDBART, HELENE C. 711 Walton Avenue Leaders Club, Yearbook Staff, Serv- ice Aide Like Helen of Troy she's quite a hep chick, With face so pretty and figure so slick. ' Learning to cook, clean, and sew Each girl shows she's able, When she's found hy her heau. She'll prove her worth no fahle. GOLDBERG, SEENA B. 112 Tudor Place Service Aide, Class Treasurer She is always ready to start a riot. lt's very hard to keep her quiet. GOLDBERG, MURIEL 1354 Morris Avenue Chorus, Service Aide To her we wish future success, Health, wealth, and happiness. GOLDBERG, MURRAY 2163 Morris Avenue Basketball Team A tisket a tasket He's made another basket??? GOLDENBERG, LEON 1192 Walton Avenue Glee Club, Service Aide He'll be a dentist none can surpass. ,lust look at the way he drills through each class. GOLDFIELD, PAULA loo West 174th Street Service Aide, Class Secretary Can't you just see, Paula sitting on the boss's knee? .. f ,f ' Awmeifsf GOLDMAN, LENORE R. 1o64 Carroll Place Her hair is like a bright new penny. You can be sure she's liked by many. GOLDSTEIN, ELAYNE INA 1 511 Sheridan Avenue Knocks and Boosts Editor of the Senior Yearbook, Library Aide, Chorus, Traffic Squad It matters not what class she is in, Her speech is accompanied by a grin. GOLDSTEIN, SONYA 67 East 175th Street G. O. Delegate, War Stamp Rep., Serv- ice Aide Always friendly and sincere, We hope life brings her added cheer. GOLDWATER, SONIA E. I834 Phelan Place Secretary, English Aide The secret of Sonny's success, ls generosity and friendliness. GONZALES, ROSE A. 1296 Webster Avenue Teacher's Aide Quiet, shy, sedate is she. Treating all with courtesy. 26 GORDON, ELAYNE P. I5 Clarke Place Service Aide, Class Secretary Dont get the idea that this girl's dim. She got a job working near the boy's gym. GOODMAN, SANDRA F. 1748 Eastburn Avenue Chorus, Service Aide Full of charm, full of wit, With everyone she makes a hit. GORSIIORSKY, ISADORE 1611 University Avenue Track Team, Traffic Squad, Gym Sub-leader At aggravating teachers he's the best-At throwing chalk, he leads the rest. GOODMAN, YETTA 538 Blake Avenue Service Aide, Traffic Squad A girl of quiet ways, Who thinks silence pays. GORMAN, ROBERT 1073 Grant Avenue jamie, Radio Club, Dramatic Club Bob's quite popular in the class. He gets along with every lass. GHAFF, STANLEY E. I42O Clay Avenue Gym Leader, Service Aide A'Quite a ladies' man , they say. Iley, Stan, how about looking our way? GREEN, RHODA 306 East 171st Street Service Aide Because of her winning ways She deserves heartfelt praise. GO'l 'l'i,lEl3, HERNICE 1555 Grand Concourse floss Service A recent addition to Taft, With chatter she's fully staffed. CZIXEENBERG, DONALD ll. 215 East 164th Street Truck Teani, llllll' 1301111 Hep. ln his eye there's a lnischevous leer VVhich warns the girls Don't come too nearn. GREENBAUM, PIIYLLIS 1786 Topping Avenue Service Aide, fiufeteria Aide She looks quiet, but don't judge a hook hy its cover. GllliliNl3l,A'l'fl', SHYNOUIE IZOO College Avenue Service Aide A real good-looker is this young gent. The girls all think him heaven sent. GlililiNIQ, SYDELI. D. I7 East 176th Street Service Aide, Sr. Cirmncil If a pretty girl is like a melody played, Sydell is numher one on our hit parade. ClilllfNl3l2llC. JESSE 1507 'lleller Avenue Traffic Squad, Service Aide VVith eyes so hlue and hair so red, lle's sure to knock the women dead. GIKIQIQNBIERC, IIAROLD li. lI8l Sheridan Avenue Tutor No one knows when llarold's around. lie never ever makes a sound. CllliliNl3l1liG, lDOl'1O'l'IlY 155 Marcy Place Class Service Vllhere Dorothy comes as falls the dew: Vllhen Dorothy comes, Friends will come too. Costumes and make-up, Songs and a script. II' there's no dancing Yllelre sure to he gyppcd. H. lf. GRILL, LILLIAN E. 1064 Sheridan Avenue Service Aide, Asst. G. O. Rep., Class Secretary Lillian always does her best, To try and pass every test. GRISHMAN. GLORIA 315 East Mt. Eden Avenue Glee Club, Service Aide, Mar- shal, French Performance A nicer gal is hard to find. Everyone likes her kind. GROSSRARD, MILDRED Z. 1170 Walton Avenue Service Aide This girl has loads of ambition. She's sure to find a substantial position. GROR, MARILYN L. 1140 Anderson Avenue Traffic Squad, Senior Council Marilyn has that wise old look. What she knows would Hll a book. GROSS, LEON I183 Grant Avenue Cafeteria Aide This is the guy with plenty of power: Ile waits for the bell like the man of the hour. GROSSBAUM, LORRAINE C. 1566 Macombs Road Sr. Council, Service Aide, Traffic Squad A sparkling smile. a clever wit, This young lady's quite a hit! GROSSMAN, LILA 1890 Andrews Avenue Class Secretary, Traffic Squad, Serv- ice Aide, Cafeteria Vivacious, always on the run, A charming girl who's full of fun. GUR, MILDRED H. 1040 Anderson Avenue Flying Squad, Class Service Wedding bells soon will toll, For Mildred has achieved her goal. HAND, GERALD 1347 Morris Avenue Chem. Lab Tall, good-looking, and lots of fun, With girls it's jerry two to one. HARRISON, ALBERT G. 125 VVest 155th Street I-Ic's a conscientious worker and a quiet guy, VVho'll become famous in the near by and by. IIERMAN, MARILYN H. 815 Gerard Avenue Service Aide Sugar and Spice, and everything nicc, That's what Marilyn's made of. IIERBERG, BEVERLY R. 1515 Townsend Avenue Teachers Aide Sincere and modest and nice to see, A wonderful person we all agree. IIELFANT, HARRIET R. 1244 Grand Concourse Gym Office Of her, photographs and pictures we've seen quite a few. Please tell us how we may get as many dates as you. IIEITLER, BERTHA 307 East Tremont Avenue Service Aide Bertha flits from place to place, With a friendly smile and pleasant grace. HARRISON, STANLEY 1055 University Avenue Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Squad Stanley's attendance has been good this term. Only 70 of the 90 days at home with a germ. ff S47-H f .7 ,jfiilurbpx W' lllF.R-I'ZBERG, EDVVARD M. 1146 Nelson Avenue Clioriis, Traffic Squad, Service glide Ilere is a man with loads of knowledge. I'le's sure to he a success at college. IIES, AGNES A. 1605 Townsend Avenue Class Secretary Fair and slender, quiet and sweet, Here's a girl you'll want to meet. IIESS, FLORENCE L. 291 Bonner Place Service Aide, Secretary A very sweet and quiet lass, One of the nicest in our class. IIILLER, GERALDINE S. IO4O Anderson Avenue G. O. Office, Traffic Squad, Dance llostess, Social Committee We envy Geri, that tall slim grace. In tennis she sets quite a pace. HILTON, ELAINE 1052 Sheridan Avenue Service Aide Elaine says she wants to he a secretary. But her real ambition is to marry! IIIRSCII, DANIEL 923 Wzllton Avenue Locker Room Aide, Flying Squad, Traffic Squad Even though he may he small, Ile is very good at basketball. I-IIRSCI l, MARVIN 1475 Townsend Avenue Tragic Squad, Pliotograpliy Club Marvin's the man of the hour. His disposition is never sour. IIIRSCIIHERC, IRVING 1175 Morris Avenue Locker Room Aide, Cafeteria Aide. H. E. Dept. One thing that we don't have to prove, Is the fact that Irv is in the groove. IIOFFMAN, FRANCES 1475 Walton Avenue Class Secretary, Knocks and Boosts, Senior Show Her smile, with two dimples is cute, To lure men she doesn't need a flute. IIOFSTEIN, BEVERLY MARION 1 1 I4 Gerard Avenue Service Aide, Traffic Squad A nice girl is sheg On that we agree. Jimmy has his ups and downs. And rushes you to classes. You ean't ride the elevator Unless you show your passes. H. F. HOLTZMAN, MIMI 1401 Crand Concourse Senior Secretary Knocks and Boosts Aide in Sten. Office, Lieutenant in Cafeteria Behind her calm and innocent eve Mys tery and mischief lie. HORN, SHIRLEY 1174 Sheridan Avenue Aide in Office 129 History Honor Society With hair so blonde and eyes of blue, A heart that is mellow and always true HOROWITZ, FELICIA 255 East 174th Street Biology Research filub The kind of girl that does possess, Qualities all the teachers bless. HORVITZ, JUDY MIRIAM IO6O Walton Avenue Band, Orchestra Bond Shows Dramatic Club, G. O. Delegate Here she comes, cute and pert Fellows' Watch that flirt! HURWITZ, LENORE RUTH IO6O Sherman Avenue Secretary Gym Aide Good J' 2, 71 Stine, and down to earth, Full of laughter, fun, and mirth. .. at 1, ' X lluhkxb if 1 4' - , .. ., ,,,,, HYENA, LENA Lower Slobovia Miss Yearbook of 1947 If there weren't a contest there'd never be, the lovely creature that above you see. ISAACS, HELENE LEE 1172 Anderson Avenue Typist in Library, Aide to Mr. Lippner, Locker Room Aide A willing worker good and true. Everyone is proud of you. ISRAEL, SHIRLEY 1346 Morris Avenue Vice President, Aide to Mrs. Sloan, Aide in H. E. Office. A lovely girl with charming ways, May she remain so all her days. JACKSON, CARRIE B. 414 East 17oth Street Traffic Squad, Class President If you want some really fast action, just call on Carrie, she's solid Jackson! ITKOWITZ, MILDRED VIVIAN 1372 Shakespeare Avenue Vice President, Aide to .'VIr. Dasch She's sweet and lovely and has lots of poise, lt's no wonder she gets so many boys. JACONBS, PAY 1475 Walton Avenue A very efficient student IS she An efficient housekeeper she wants to be. IAFFE, ABRAHAM 346 East 173rd Street First Aide Squad Hes out of the Army set for reconversion. After the army, school's an excursion. JACOBSON, HENRIETTA M. 1314 Crand Concourse Editor in Chic o Senior Yearbook, Art Editor of Portfolio, Print shop ln writing and art she does excel Her success the stars foretell. IESHIVA, SYLVIA 190 East Mosholu Parkway South English O ice Library Aide Playing the piano heads Sylvia's list of talents, But there are thin s just as n1ce to make up the balance. JONES, HERBERT 1150 Grand Concourse Gyin Leader, Tra ic Squad Aide in Biology Office He's to Women what water is to whiskey, A chaserll 30 M me Wu KAIIN, GERALD 1195 Morris Avenue Aide in lireuclz Class A l s qui hard to find. I often wonder what's on his mind. KANNER, RITA 135A West 168th Street Aide iu 137, Secretary o Class Ania Cyn: Office, Aide in Emergency Room She never does the boys mv hirm VVhLn shi turns on her smiling charm. IUDIS MARIAN R. 1437 Shakespeare Avenue Aide in Library Social Studies Honor Society Peace is her motto and her line, A piece of your homework md 1 piece ol mint JURMARK, RUTHE 1270 Gerard Avenue Bond Representative Aide in C O Store Aide in Gym Office Earnest and good, Does what she should. JOSSEN, MORTON 2174 Davidson Avenue Glee Club, Senior Basketball liam at that handsome guy! lle lHLllXS!?1C7Z?llS sigh and sigh. . . . . K, f f If , , k 1 KAPLOWITZ, JUDITH 1775 Davidson Avenue Aide to Mrs. Grand, Spanish Ofice Judy, Judy tell us do, How to he true blue like you. KAPLAN, SHIRLEY ANNE 225 East 174th Street Class Secretary, Traffic Squad, lVlusic Office Aide Shirley is refined indeed, A girl that is a friend in need. KAPLAN, EILEEN C. 1378 Shakespeare Avenue Correspondence Club, Infirmary Aide, Traffic Squad Eileen has a figure, but that isn't all, Her personality will make any man fall. KANTROVVITZ, ROBERT IO6O Sheridan Avenue Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad, Library Squad Bob's interest is electricity, his favorite is Math, Don't tov with wiring while taking a hath. KANOVVITZ, SELMA 1532 Townsend Avenue Senior Class Treasurer, Traffic Squad, All term Selma kept us in debt, But we all love l1er, you can bet. ' 'ie imrarv is a use 'Ll J aee ll ll I l l l i 1 re'erenee moo's, am ma vs o race. W xl E I It I 1 r r Hlhen students come there's nary a sound xVl1L'l1 seniors 'll'l'lVL', quiet's not found. A. J. K. Jfifjllff gjif the same. KARMON, JOY M. 978 Grant Avenue Glee Club, Grade Ad11isor's Office Knocks and Boosts Staff She follows the example of her name. Everyone who knows her says KASSON, MANUEL 1272 Teller Avenue Aide Supply Squad, Gym Leader Hes traveled quite a bit. With his school mates he's a hit. KATZ, ANN JUDITH 1710 Montgomery Avenue Arista, Aide in Math. Office Class Secretary, Literary Editor of Yearbook She's full of pep and lots of fun. Annie does a lot and gets it done. KATZ, JOAN BETTY 1801 Popham Avenue Chorus Full of laughter mischief plav, Radiates sunshine all the day. KATZ, MAXINE E. 125A West 168th Street Arista, English Office, Bio Laboratory How many can boast this combination so rare-intelligence, beauty, and charm KATZMAN, MARVIN B. 1505 Macombs Road Radio Club, Traffic Squad A very quiet sort of lad, A finer boy we never had. . KAUFFMAN, HELENE 1772 Weeks Avenue Library Aide, Traffic Squad Tall and dark is our Heleneg As nice a girl as we have seen. KEAR, JOHN CONRAD 1421 University Avenue Locker Room Aide, Late Squad I plus Q equals 1 W.L.F. lndustry plus quiet equals one well-liked fellow. KEUSCH, NATHAN 1563 Inwood Avenue Chemistry Assistant Nathan is a hand- some sheik. All the girls think he's sleek. KIBELL, NORMAN 1560 Townsend Avenue French Office, Traffic Squad His fluency in French we must declare, Causes all of us to sigh and stare. 6 e .5 Lf 2 i . .,v KIMMEL, ROBERT 1920 Walton Avenue Orchestra, Swing Band This lad lrkes to play music. It's often no good but we'll excuse it. KIHSCHENBLATT, RUTH L. 1768 Weeks Avenue Bond Show, Aide in Attendanc Office There are few from coast to coast, Who of such charm are able to boast KITTIVER, SHIRLEY 315 East 13th Street Traffic Squad, Knocks and Boosts Sorrv fellow, start shedding t6aIS. She's been humming the same Him the past three years KIAYMAN, DOROTHY 315 East Mt. Eden Avenue Glee Club, Aide in Music Office, Aide in Study Hall Dotty's ideas are always sound. Such a sweet disposltlon is hard to be found. KLEIMAN, SELMA BEATRICE 1125 Findlay Avenue Headline Editor on Review Arista Selma is lovely and quite demure. Her work excels, of that we're sure 32 KLEIN, IRWIN LEONARD 2.80 East 16oth Street Band, Orchestra, Cafeteria Aide, Service Squad It seems that Arthur Murray Taught him the lindy in a hurry. KLEMPNER, THEODORA 1271 Grant Avenue Class President, Class Secretary. Aide in Grade Advisor's Office Quietly she goes her way, Making friends on each new day. KNOPF, SEEMA SELMA 1 166 Gerard Avenue Class President, Aide in Music Office. llnll Marshal She's a slick chick, not a dreamer. For class President, it's always Seema. KOCH, ADA 1365 Findlay Avenue Aide in Record Office, Aide in Art Office, Traffic Squad With each wink of her eye, The boys heave a sigh. KOCIIMAN, JEANNE D. 815 Gerard Avenue Aide in English Office Laughs at this. laughs at that, Don't ask her what she's laughing at. KOCHMAN, JUDITH I. 815 Gerard Avenue Aide in English Office jiggs is sure a good-looking gal. She seems to be everyoneis pal. KONIGSBERG, MATILDA 1446 Webster Avenue Aide in Grade Advisofs Office Stately and quiet, but under all, A very friendly and warm gal. KOSSACK, SAMUEL 1270 Grant Avenue Traffic Squad, Sanitation Inspector Here we have a chemistry fan, With chemicals or girls, l1e's quite the man. KRAMER, LORRAINE 1515 Shakespeare Avenue Service Aide, Band Lorraine gets wound up at the start of the day, And doesn't stop talking come what may. KRANTZ, BERTRAM D. 1550 Townsend Avenue Intramural Basketball He conf fesses an ambition to become a Statistician. Little rats here and there, Tended with the greatest care. Taft has many biologists, Soon to be haeteriologists. A. 1. offqlxfu 'QOL 0 at i KRANTZ, PHYLLIS 984 Sheridan Avenue Locker Room Aide, Yearbook She went I ' I the Way to Denver one day, For the autograph of Danny Kaye. f KRAUS, GERALD 1299 Grand Concourse Soccer Team, Gym Leader, Knocks and Boosts Staff, Service Squad Sharp clothes on a nice guy, Always attracts the female eye. RNA! KREGLER, WILLIAM ARTHUR 1234 Morris Avenue Gym Leader, Class President ix if xv 5 e 'te a popular athlete, Who will never turn from any feat. E SEYMOUR 1064 Teller Avenue Band, Service Aide When Seymour ' egins to play sax, We all sit back and just relax. KRINSKY, LILY 1048 Findlay Avenue Aide in Steno Office Lots of life, she's ll51 swell, Here's one gal that's full of heck. KRONENTHAL RICHARD LEONARD II88 Grant Avenue Executive Council, Taft Academy of Science, Biology Research Club, Paul B. Mann Biology Award From light of day he was hidden, Busy growing granicidin. KURZNER, HOWARD 315 East Mt. Eden Senior Team, Intramural Basketball He's glad that he's tall, For he likes basketball. KURILOFF, DAVID 1640 Topping Avenue Traffic Squad No fault with David can be found, Hels a nice fellow to have around. KURTZ, ARLINE N. 1 104 Carroll Place Teaclier's Aide, Captain in Library, Traffic Squad Arline is sweet, Arline is fair. Arline is always on the square. KUSHNER, PEARL IO6 Marcy Place Service Aide She likes boys, but to be spe- cific, Irv has black hair, and she says he's terrific. LAIB, WILLIAM MICHAEL 1312 College Avenue Traffic Squad Red hair is his specialty. His next step is Ye Old Navy. LAKS, FLORENCE II54 Sheridan Avenue Marshal, Social Studies, Honor Society Cute and shy, clever and sweet, You'lI always find her very neat. LANDSMAN, MAX MYRON 1200 College Avenue Class Treasurer, Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Aide, H. Ed. Office This month or next we'll buy no shoes, Max just col- lected our Senior dues. LANG, MORLEY IRA 31 Mt. Hope Place Social Worker, Service Aide, Gym Leader Any girl would walk a mile, To see the famous Morley smile. LANTZ, ROSALYN B. 1405 Walton Avenue A nice girl who's full of fun, Makes 11 very good school chum. 34 xii IF! I' If -J 'L .iff L J , U 'J u l l l 2 at fiklfllj U JA Y- N V . 1 Ik EASK, MARILYN IOIS Gerard Avenue Library Aide, Switchboard Operator in Gen- X V eral Office Learning languages has always been A simple task for Marilyn. l U Xl LAZAROU, LOUIS M. 1 1 I7 Gerard Avenue G. O. Representative, Service Aide, Gym r Leader, Track Team He's just a budding Dr. Kildare. As good a Doc will be very rare. LAZAR, IRWIN 1103 Sheridan Avenue Lieutenant in Cafeteria, Chorus Oh gaze upon that curly hair. That's the thing that makes girls care. LEBOWITS, BERNICE 1430 Plimpton Avenue Class Secretary, Secretary to Mr. Daselt She doesn't care what you have to say. It's 9:46, so you'rc late anyway. LEECORT, RUTH 151 West 176th Street Yearbook, Social Service Committee Very bright, very nice, A girl whom people look at twice. LEIBOWITZ, MARILYN I32S Walton Avenue Class Treasurer, Grade Advisors Aide, Locker Aide ller face is composed of beautiful features, Making her one of Taft's loveliest creatures. LEIROWITZ, SEYMOUR 1353 Sheridan Avenue Captain of Cafeteria 6tb period, Chem. Club, Gym Leader, Marslzal When Seymour plays baseball, this we've heard, No grass grows under his feet at third. LEICHTMAN, GERALD 142.0 Grand Concourse Chem. Lab., Physics Rescarelz Einstein's theory to him is pie. He understands relatives, that scientific guy. LENCHNER, EVELYN I263 Jerome Avenue Mrs. Blue's Aide, Victory Corps Office, Aide for Miss Rockwell Shes an agreeable lass, Well liked by the class. LEONARD, LORETTA 1855 Monroe Avenue Senior Show, Correspondence Club, Traffic Squad Re it December or the middle of May, Loretta always has something to say. ln the locker room you're kept up to date, On all the girls and their latest date. Sneakers are borrowed and lunches found. VVhcre's that lunch? I'm as hungry as a hound. C. D. LEPP, SUSAN 979 Grant Avenue Math Office, Library Here's to our girl Susan Lepp, As a Taftite she's full of pep. LERMAN, SHIRLEY 1241 College Avenue Off. Class Secretary, Switchboard Opera- tor, Hebrew Club Performance A very bright girl is Shirley. One day a linguist she will be. LERMAN, THEODORA 1466 Townsend Avenue G. O. Representative, .Service Aide Sweet voice and nice disposition, Buying is her ambition. LEVIN, THELMA 984 Sheridan Avenue Senior Council, Traffic Squad Always a smile upon her face, Always full of charm and grace. LEVIN, ZELDA 946 Sherman Avenue 4th Term G. O. Representative Zelda youlre nice, and also trueg Sugar is sweet and so are you. LEVINE, MARILYN 1263 Grant Avenue Senior Treas., Aide in G. O. Office, Senior Council Marilyn was always rushing around. In the senior oflice she was bound to be found. LEVINE, HANNAH 1619 Washington Avenue Aide in Hist. Office, Study Aide Your kind words and deeds tell us Hannah, You have a sweet and gracious manner. LEVY, FRANK IO63 Walton Avenue H. E. Dept. Aide, G. O. Delegate, War Bond and Stamp Rep., Traffic Squad During the war he used no hand-grenade, But with stamps and bonds he led the parade. LEVY, NATALIE 1346 Morris Avenue Miss Lewinson'5, Mr. ,lason's, Mrs. Ascl1er's Offices, Auditorium Performances, Basketball and Volley Ball Clubs Her body and tongue exercised in Gym. She'll try anything to keep slim. LIBEN, MURIEL 1271 Grant Avenue In school she's quiet and demure, But out of school we're not so sure! LINK, JACK 1611 University Avenue Chem. Squad, Lib. Squad When of a regular fellow I think, The name that comes to my 1nind is Link. LIPKOWITZ, BEVERLY 1229 Clay Avenue Service in Music Office, Sec. to Miss VVhite Her every action is demure and quiet. She shows us her lovely character by it. LIPSON, ANITA 54 West 175th Street Knocks and Boosts, G. O. Rep., Chemistry Club, Chem. Office Aide Requests from Anita we couldnlt refuse, Even if she doesn't wear her shoes. LOEB, RONALD 221 East 168th Street Locker Room Aide He's tall and dark, and tho' he's quiet, His friends tell us he's a riot. LIEBER, SOL 1205 Nelson Avenue 3 Years Varsity Basketball and Senior Basketball Team For our school this guy has fought. He's hard to heat on the basketball court. LUDLOW, CLAIRE 1662 Grand Avenue Sec. in Physics Class A bio teacher she wants to be, The microbes to study and to see. LUBLTN, FRIEDA 1197 Grand Concourse Senior Class Treasurer, G. O. Delegate, VVar Efforts Delegate, Aide in H. E. Dept. A willing worker good and true, Everyone - is proud of youl Haj , LOEB, STANLEY 1466 Townsend Avenue Photography Club, Math. Office Aide 7 Stanley's going to travel. He's got plans to unravel. LOBEL, LEON 1437 Teller Avenue Library, Flying Squad, Traffic Squad, l ice-Pres. 55 f . This is the boy with the starry eyes. Ile's sure to win the Lobel prize. Q LORBER, LILA ISOO Grand Concourse Orchestra, See. in Office Class and lleciia- tiozz Cflasses Lila Lorber, Gee! Gosh! Oh! This gal needs no mistletoe. LUSTIG, SELMA 1296 Sheridan Avenue Knocks and Boosts. Grade Advisors Office, English Office Knowing you has been a pleasure. A girl like you we'll always treasure. LUTNICK, GLARE 1269 Sheridan Avenue Service Aide, Traffic Squad You ean't deny, She's sweet and shy. MAGASICH, EDWIN 1220 College Avenue Service Aide, Leader in Gym l'le's really puny as can be, Got a lot of personality. lVlAGENllEllVl, BEVERLY II33 Findlay Avenue Sterl. Office, Lolvlvy Aide, Taft Squad A wonderful girl for all to know, All her friends will tell you so. MAGID, ALFRED 1454 Walton Avenue Senior Basketball Team, Intramural Team Here is a boy who's quiet in school, But out of class he's nobody's fool. Many a good Taftite has taken a fall ' In grassless Dust bowl, while chasing a ball Many a Taftite has played his worst '11 Taft's big Held, which many have cursed. A. s. Hi. .-W I W 7 o vw-fe' M MALIN, SELWYN 1503 Walton Avenue Orchestra and Swing Band A quiet stu- dious guy, Who'll some day make the sky. MALZMAN, BERNICE 1183 Gerard Avenue Aide in H. E. Office-343 Two years of French was quite a chore. Bernice is happy that it's o'er. MANN, SELMA 1645 Grand Avenue Arista Member, Hebrew Club Member Sweet and lovely is Selma Mann. She always does the best she can. MANTELMAN, MARVIN 283 East I7ISf Street Traffic Squad He never cared much to study history. The subject to him is still a mystery. MARGULIES, PHYLLIS 135-B West 168th Street Valley Ball Club, Sec. of Traffic Squad, Aide in Eng. Office There aren't many as pretty as she. She'll be Miss America, wait and see. MARKS, ELAINE 1598 Townsend Avenue Service Aide Irwin is her one and only flame. Marks soon won't be her last name. MARROW, HANNAI-I I45S Townsend Avenue Library, Gym, History Honor Society Cute and sweet, Always neat. MARSEL, ANNE 2.322 Grand Avenue Aide in Boy's H. E. Office, Aide in Span. Office, Marshal With Anne it is easy to break the ice. The word to describe her is just plain nice. MASS, SHIRLEE 1507 Popham Avenue Secretary of Arista, Aide in Sten. Office, Chem. Club Always laughing, jokes galore, Come on, Shirlee, tell us more. MAYERSOHN, DIANE 158-18 Riverside Drive Flying Squad-Posts For this girl's smile, We'd walk a mile. 38 MAUERUBER, BERNIGE 1284 Grant Avenue Bookkeeping Office, Gym It was a hard fight Mom, but I won. MCGABE, ROBERT 1470 Edward L. Grant Highway Newman Club, Glee Club, Physics Lab and Club, Traffic Squad He's well-liked and a good gymnast. Youlll never find him rude or cross. ' MEDANSKY, ARLINE 1055 Findlay Avenue Taft Review, Library Squad A ready tongue that just won't wait, But nice to know at any rate. MENDLOWITZ, LEONARD 67 East 175 Street Sr. Vice-Pres., Locker Squad, Intra- mural Basketball, Manager of Sr. Team Little else there is to say, He's good at work as well as play. MENIS, RHODA 75 West 175 Street Traffic Squad, Library Aid Always pleasant as can be, A girl with personality. MEYERS, GLORIA zoo Marcy Place junior Classical League, Glee Club, Chorus Gloria is quite a gal. To everyone she is a pal. IVIILLER, BEVERLY 1174 Sheridan Avenue Secretarial Aide, Traffic Squad Rev- erly's marks are too good to be true. She always manages to get higher than you! MILLER, GAROLYN 1410 Plimpton Avenue Service Aide Carolyn is blonde and fair. A girl of whom you are aware. MILLER, MARVIN 273 East 176 Street Health Service Aide If all the girls lived across the sea, VVhat a Good swimmer Marvin would he! IVIILLER, STANLEY 1310 Sheridan Avenue Cafeteria Aide Stan's 1 good fellow who likes his math. As an accountant he'll draw taxpayers' wrath. MIRSKY, BERNICE 1226 Sherman Avenue Service Aide We declare with a right- eous air. Though Sissy's small, she's everywhere. MITTELMAN, UDELL 1676 Townsend Avenue Aide, Bond Show She's a cute chick and is full of pep. You'll never Find her out of step. MOROVVITZ, MURRAY IIOS Sheridan Avenue Locker Room Captain and Aide, Traffic Squad, Aide in H.E. Dept. They say The early bird catches the worm. He's the most wormless bird in the senior term. MORRISON, JOSEPH 1487 Bryant Avenue G.O. Delegate, Cafeteria Aide, Study Hall Aide Oh that handsome guy! He's sure to marry by and hy. MOSCOV, JACK l24O Sherman Avenue Geometry Class Aide Though .lack Moscov may be fun, lle'd be better oil' with his school work done. Always occupied from nine 'till three, With each reporter busy as a bee. The room-a journalist's 7th heaven. The place? Why, of course, B 47. P. w. it MOSKOWITZ, HARRY 141 1 Townsend Avenue Varsity Handball, Knocks and Boosts, Portfolio Staff Here's a fellow we all admire. Of his company, we never tire. MYERS, MELVIN 1177 Anderson Avenue 2 Years Choral Group Hollywood has Tyrone Power. Taft has Mel. NACHMIAS, ESTHER 1276 Clay Avenue Service Aide Esther goes on day by day, ln her calm unrufiled way. NAHMOULI, IACK 1185 Grand Concourse Commissioner of Traffic Squad, Member of Late Squad, Member of Photograph Club. jack likes his senior pin of gold and blue. He likes it so much he went back for two. NATTER, ARTHUR 1660 Topping Avenue Class Pres. Twice, Locker Aide Twice, Auditorium Aide lle gets our vote for the Spanish champ. After a test, his brow is damp. NEUBERG, IRIS 1492 Montgomery Avenue Aide in Music Office, Portfolio Staff, G. O. Delegate Quiet and shy but never blue, She writes hne poetry too. 1 NEWMAN, JOYCE 1466 Townsend Avenue Arista, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Art Dept. Aide, Asst. Principals Aide, Library Aide Drama and comedy are her specialty, Then comes piano, and good looks make three! NEWMAN, RHODA 1454 Grand Concourse Teacher's Aide, Chorus, War Efforts Committee A wonderful girl, lovely, charming, She's really a pearl, gracious, disarming. NOBLE, CHARLOTTE I42O Grand Concourse Served twice on Traffic Squad Fair in color. tall in height, Always efficient and bright. NUDELMAN, DOROTHY 240 East 175th Street Traffic Squad, Correspondence Club, Vice-Pres. Dark and pretty, plus a sunny disposition, Her aim is to be a lab tech- IIICIHD. D I iii W O,MALLEY, MARY 107 West 95th Street Aide in Mr. Goldberg's Office, Aide to Miss Wliite, Traffic Squad, Aide to Mrs. Vessolovsky Light or dark, short or tall, Mary's not choosy, she loves them all. O'NEIL, WILBUR 304 Echo Place Aide in Cafeteria, Gym Leader When it comes to math, he's out on a limb. Algebra is really a bother to him. OPPENHEIMER, HANS 1848 Monroe Avenue Mr. Bunninghanfs Aide, Flying Squad, Gym Leader Going to college to get a degree, We wonder what he's going to be. ORENSTEIN, DOROTHY 1385 Nelson Avenue Always quiet, never wild, Can we knock a girl so mild? ORENSTEIN, PEARL R. 1769 Townsend Avenue just a cheerful little earful . QWQJ M ORTII, ROBERT F. 958 Anderson Avenue Traffic Squad Vapt., Gym Leader Iles a niee fellow who rarely wears a tie. lIe's looking at success with a knowing eye. OTTENIIEIMER, ANNA 1340 Nelson Avenue Arista Member, Spanish Aide, Vafe teria Aide lntelligent, studious, and aetive as well, VVith a personality that really is swell. PACKER, LESTER 1478 Vvalton Avenue 3 Years in Chorus, Monitor lle confessed his secret amhition to me. A millionaire playboy he wants to he. PAGLIUCA, ALBERT E. 1705 Montgomery Avenue lllfllffil' Squad This fellow plans to go to college, ln order to gain lots more knowledge. PAPAY, Frank jr. 1098 Vlloodyerest Avenue Art Office Aide Popular and quiet while in sehool, Not often hreaks the golden rule. PASCO, IIERES BENJAMIN 1 134 College Avenue Arista, S. S. Honor Society, ll aft Review Heres is bright as you can see, And l1as a niee personality. PASSOA, LINDA 1195 Morris Avenue Your attractive personality has made you. A good classmate and a line friend too. PARDO, ANNA 1414 Vllehster Avenue A lovely girl, her elass mates say. VVhat liner trihute could they pay? PEITZ, l.ORRAlNE JOAN l4'78 VValton Avenue Arista, Pres. of Geom. flair, Ari Aide ller eyes are dreamy and tell no tales, Of popularity with the males. PERUNTAN, LIBRY R, 1555 Grand Concourse Senior Cbimcilinan, Study Hall Aide l.ihhy's a gal who's loads ol' fun. She's always handy with a pun. 'l he elariuets whine, and the horns seream And the drums. how they do hoom. You can hear a real jam session Vkllien you pass our own hand room. Il. I-'. 4 PESSIN, SYDELLE R. 1704 Morris Avenue Bio. Squad, Bio Research Cluh If good things come in small packages is true, Then may we present Sydell to you. PETER, CLARA JOAN 323 East 165th Street 1 Year in Leaders Cluh, Aide in Study Hall From everyhere she has a friend, For to her goodness there is no end. PETERSON, BARBARA MARIA 1247 Grant Avenue Traffic Aide, Locker Aide, Attendance Monitor Barbara likes to sketch, she does it very well, But what she'll make of it, only time will tell. PINCH, HARRY L. 1140 Woodycrest Avenue Senior Council, Aide This guy is our Senior rep. In doing his work he's full of pep. PINCUS, ERWIN 1460 Macomb's Road Chess Team When it comes to chess, he's always on the bench. Chess is his dream, his nightmare is French. PINTEL, EVELYN 1768 Eastburn Avenue Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Aide They say that good things come in packages small. They're not always right, 'cause you're swell. though you're tall. POLIKOFF, MARILYN DORIS 1504 Sheridan Avenue Vice-Pres. of Class, Aide in Nurses' Office Here is a girl not shy but petite, And she has a voice so sweet. POMERANCE, CLAIRE 210 East 166th Street Class Secretary, Aide English is always on her mind. Success will probably be in that line. POST, DORIS 1353 Sheridan Avenue Scholarship Society, Mr. ,Iason's Aide Happy go lucky, hasn't a care, Makes a hit everywhere. PRESS, ELAINE S. 1083 Walton Avenue Orchestra, Glee Cluh, Knocks and Boosts Staff She's clfarming, she's fun, she's awfully sweet. For a good friend she can't be beat. PRICE, MARTIN 1475 Sheridan Avenue Amended coming late, by leaving early. PRINCE, MARTIN 1372 Grant Avenue Cafeteria Aide, T. S., Orchestra He may not look like a torrid lover, But remember, you can't tell a book by its cover. PRISKIE, STANLEY 104 Elliot Place English Department Bookroom Stan's as happy as can be, Doin' what comes naturally. PROMM, AMELIA E. 1411 Grand Concourse 4 Terms Secretary Amy's willing and oh so gay. We hope she'll succeed along the way. PUEIIRER, MARTHA 1052 College Avenue Lihrary Aide, Locker Aide, Service Aide Oh so sweet, quiet, and shy, But still nobody will pass her by. REEVES, EDITH ALICE 1002 Garrison Avenue Quietness is all we know of her But of one so sweet, it is enough. REICHERT, FRANCES E. 1305 Sheridan Avenue Foreign Language Festival, He- brew Club, Cafeteria Aide In history or English she ean't be beat. To hear her speak is quite a treat. RABINOWITZ, SYLVIA 1704 Morris Avenue Study Hall Aide, Spanish Office Aide She'll major in math, just wait and see, When she starts working for her degree. RAYBIN, RITA H. 1220 Morris Avenue Bond Shows, Attendance Aide She ha charm, is also witty Besides that she's even pretty. RACHLIN, JEROME 1665 Monroe Avenue Shop Foreman, Cafeteria Aide If his friendship you have won, Something worthwhile you have done. REID. JOAN G. 149 East 165th Street English Office, Secretary, Traffic Squad Hairstyles and pompadours she has galore. Boys shc's certainly not a bore! REISNER, ADELE 40 Elliot Place Office Assistant, Traffic Squad Such a sweet and simple gal, ls worth having as a pal. REISNER, ELAINE 1473 Pophan Avenue Gym Office, Marshal With black hair, brown eyes, and poise, Shc's a knockout with the boys. RESSLER, HARRIET IO68 Cerard Avenue Traffic Squad, Secretary, Locker Room Aide Small and dark, loads of fun, She has the fellows on the run. RICH, SHELIA 1378 Teller Avenue Aide in English Office, Aide to Teacher Quiet and refined, She has a clever mind. Along, with high averages And service galore, Co social activity, Who could ask for more? H. F. mf' rl Qiefvlkf ROGERS, PHYLLIS H. Q40 Sheridan Avenue 4 Years as Aide in Gym, French Club She's someone very sweet, A friend to the very end. ROGG, ROSALYN 1325 Walton Avenue Traffic Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Brody Rosalyn's very good in sten, And you should see her with the men. ROLL, RHODA FRANCES 1173 Walton Avenue Secretary, H. E. Office A bright girl with a gay disposition, To make some man happy is her ambition. ROLLIN, ANITA 1776 Topping Avenue H. E. Office Aide, Traffic Squad Sec. Anita is one of our prettier lasses. The boys shout Hubba, hubba when she passes. RILES, LEORITA 1226 Sherman Avenue Pres. of Official Class, Senior Council, Aide A boy who deals in figures, Would have no trouble sizing up Leels. ROMBEY, HOWARD PAUL 325 East 163rd Street Cafeteria Aide, Book Monitor A boy like him is very rare. He's an answer to any girl's prayer. ROMER, GLORIA 1005 Jerome Avenue Traffic Squad, Library Aide She's got red hair, loads of charm, And a temper like an Atomic Bomb. ROSE, HERBERT M. 1484 Inwood Avenue Senior Official Class President, Asst. in French Office Wants to be a dentist and benefit mankind. Sounds rather boring, it's the same old grind. ROSEMAN, MONA 1050 Carroll Place Aide in Program Office, Aide for Grade Ad- visor, Radio Club Smiling face, hair of brown, She helped write these ditties down. ROSENBERG, LOIS 226 Mt. Hope Place Aide in Spanish Office Lois is good in Spanish they say. Shelll be an interpreter some day. 44 ROSENTHAL, MADELINE II24 College Avenue Aide in Spanish Office, Aide in Hall Shy and gentle, kind and sweet, The kind of girl you like to meet. ROSENTHAL, DAVID G. 975 Walton Avenue G. O Vice-President, 3rd Term Rep., Varsity show Ran for everything but the track team. ROSENTHAL, BERNARD SIDNEY 1265 College Avenue Marshal, Teachers Aide May you always meet Madam Fortune, But never her daughter Miss Fortune. ROSENSTRACH, SELMA R. 218 East 165th Street Bonds and Stamps Rep., Library Aide, Teachers Aide Girls may come and girls may go, But nicer than Selma they just don't grow. ROSENFELD, GERALD IRWIN 1254 Sherman Avenue Infirmary Aide, Library Aide jerry's four years in Taft can recall, The Big Sleep with Bogart and Bacall. This is the speech that we hear every day IIOSENZXVEIG, ELAINE 1560 Grand Concourse Glee cllilll, Class Presiilerzl, Gym .fliile A very sweet and charming lass, Always popular with the Class. IIOSENZVVEIG, IIIENE 50 East l72l'KI Street Secretary of Official filass 4 Terms VVe hope she'll skate through life on wheels of good fortune. IIUSNEII, INEZ IIELEN 138 Elliot Place Attemlauce Monitor She's pretty and clark. Wlith plenty of spark. ROSS, STANLEY A. 917 Sheridan Avenue Cafeteria Lieut., Traffic Sqzaal, Aide lle's a swell guy now you'll agree, But wait till he gets his dentists degree. IIOSSIIEIIG, ADELE 1815 Phelon Place Class Treasurer, G. O. Delegate, Aide She's used her charms and pleading eoos, To make you pay your senior dues. IIOTII, IIAY 1715 Vllalton Avenue Cllass Secretary, Stiwly Hall Aide This young lady is quite vivaeious. In later life she'll he sagaeious. ROTIIMAN, BABETTE E. 1174 Sheridan Avenue Selmlarslzip flulv, Arista, Manag- ing Editor of Year Hook IVith her talents and charm, she'll go on to fame. If this year hook's no good, she partly to blame. IIOTIIMAN, IIIIS l4lO Morris Avenue Aide in Dea11's office 5 Terms, Presideizt of Official C'lass This young lady with her magnetie eharm, Is as dangerous to men as an Atomic Bomb. IIUTIISTEIN, ELAINE 152. East 171st Street Class Service Have no fear, she'll get by, This girl vvho's so sweet and shy. IIUBIN, IIAIIIIIET 1.159 VVythe Plaee Clee fIl'lll7, f'l1or11s hlusieal joy to your heart she'll hring, II'hen you hear our Harriet sing. Into your gym suits, and get up to the gym: Do your exercises and get in trimf' It's time we did it: wl1at do you say? C. D. RUDLEY, WILLIAM 171 1 Morris Avenue Traffic Squad, Gym Leader If a farmer's job is thc one William picks, It's because he likes to take care of the chicks , RUDOLFER, LILLIAN 154 East 175th Street Scholarship Club, Aide to Mr. jason She knows her Spanish inside outg Intelligent? There is no doubt. RYMLAND, CELIA 288 East 168th Street Tall, dark, handsome men aren't her only desire: She'll go to C. C. N. Y. to become a buyer. SAFION, CLAIRE 1430 Plimpton Avenue Miss O'D0nnel's Aide, Study Hall Aide Here is a girl, her name is Claire. She has the brightest, gayest air. SALANDER, MARION E. 169 East 170th Street G. O. Delegate, Office Aide, Traf- fic Squad For Marion therc's DOI much to tell, Except that we think she's swell. ,F Sc Nr f O79 f AQ jf! SAMUEL, ARTHUR F. 1661 Topping Avenue Year Book Staff, Honor Society J? W Arthur's ambitious and lots of brains too. He always works hardand plenty to do. SANDAK, AILEEN 1690 Clay Avenue Knocks and Boosts, Usber, Bond Show Aide Tall, slender. very nicc, A combination of sugar and spice. Lqf SARNER , STANLEY IRVINC- 1600 University Avenue Veteran When it comes Q to ordinary things, l1e,s a man of few words. When it comes to sports, he makes himself heard. SARROVV, IOAN 1040 Anderson Avenue Aide in Accounting Office Here's a gal f cute and petite, With a smile that's hard to beat. SCHAIN, RICHARD 1679 Popham Avenue Arista Member, Social Studies Honor Society, President of Class A continually working brain, He's our boy, Richard Schain, SCHARER, GLORIA 1531 lcsup Avenue Traffic Aide, Service Aide A maiden lair who couldn't be sweeter, She'll linger in memory of all who meet her. SCHATTEN, ELEANOR 1001 Woodycrcst Avenue Office Aide Wise, studious, polite and bright, She will always bring the truth to light. SCHELL, RENEE 1636 Nelson Avenue Library Aide, Traffic Squad, History Aide Very intelligent and tres chic , It's a joy to hear her speak. SCHEUER, EDITH 1055 Findlay Avenue On many dates she does go, Always with some handsome beau. SCHLESSEL, PEARL 149 East 165th Street Service Aide A very nice girl she seems to beg She'll make good, just wait, you'll see. SCIIMALL, RITA 1131 Morris Avenue Secretary Social Stiulics Office, Aide in Mr. Flood, Aide to Miss O'IJfJlI11Cll, Traffic Alllli'SlIGl Rita, Rita, sweet ancl ahle, You will he an able Grable. SCI IMERER. ANNETTE 215 McClellan Street Aide in Reeoral Office. lmffic Squml xlirlc, l-il1mi'y Aide Annette is swell, she's very eute. llcr personality is really loot. SClllXllD'lA, ELSIE 1356 Ryer Avenue Clee Club, VVar Bond Slmw A girl so perl. a girl so neat, VVhat more can he saicl of one so sweet. SCIIIXIULCWVITZ, JACOB 1551 VValton Avenue Pllysies Vlulv Jaeoh is a top knoteh mathematician. lle tosses oil homework like a magician. SCIINAPP, JAY 1546 Selwyn Avenue Taft Review, Rfar Efforts fJ0HIHliflL'C, Service Sqzmil llfstory and girls on his list are first. llistory's clry, girls quench his thirst. SCHONFELD, ARNOLD 1604 Jessup Avenue Plzotogmplzy Fliili, Clcc flialv Pho' tography is Arnold's lurk. lle does his work well in the dark. SCIINEIDER, LUCILLE IISS Gerard Avenue Service Aide llcr cheerful humor nothing can clisinayg Unrulllecl hy cares from clay to day. SCIIREIRER, JIZANETTE 1172 Anderson Avenue English Sqimcl Jeanette some tlay will marry Rert. 'l'hey'll pull your teeth so they won't hurt. SCllUMACllliR, JERRY 984 Sheridan Avenue Band, 'limf-fic Sqimrl llc is really quite the hoy, -'lihat makes the girls so full of joy. SCIlWAIl'l'Zf'l3E'l l'Y 1820 Morris Avenue Traffic Sqimrl, Aizlc in Grade ,Abll'iSOI S Office, lYirrespomlenec fxlulv For a husband she'll Join in the chase, lloping she will come out in first place. In a room somewhat like this, Vve seniors sat anal squirmecl, And thought so 1nuch was taught us, How mueh was really learned? B. 11. SCHWARTZ, FLORENCE 1355 Morris Avenue Service Aide Flo with the smilinv brown eyes, Will be a success if she really tries. SCHVVARTZ, RICHARD 1135 Nelson Avenue Class G. O. Representative, Senior Council, Editor of Senior Paper Went through school collecting money, Maybe that's why girls call him honey. SGIIWARTZ, SIDNEY 1701 Eastburn Avenue Auditorium Aide, President of Official Band Orchestra, Flying Squad He's been chosen President of our little group. s the girls, not the boys, who make up his troupe. ARTZ, JOAN 65 lesup Place Treasurer Official Class, G. O. Representative, President Official Class If she's not looking for money, she's looking for a date. way with us ,loan sure does rate. pleasant personality. SEIDENBERG, PAUL I56O Selwyn Avenue Editor of Photography, Coordinator of Senior Yearbook, Manager of Taft Print Shop, Aide in French Office Paul's desire is to achieve success, That he will do so is anyone's guess. SEIDENBERG, VERONICA 1097 VValton Avenue Music Service, Flying Squad, Leader of Newman Club Come on fellows, what are we bid, For the figure of the personality kid? SEIDERER, RUTIIE 1660 Wztshington Avenue A nice girl as you can see. That is what she will always be. SEMIAT, PAULA 2766 University Avenue Arista, Biology Club, Chemistry Club. Scholarship Club, G. O Delegate Pleasant is she, eager to pleaseg Are there virtues better than these? SHANKMAN, BEVERLY 1764 Weeks Avenue Gym Aide, Biology Club, Gym Show The boys all whistle. the girls all stare. The reason, that lovely, long, dark hair. SEIDE, ANITA 8 Featherbed Lane English Aide Requisite lor a Uood secretary A SIIAPIRO, ADA 1500 Shakespeare Avenue Cafeteria Aide Seems shy, but has a charming smile, Knowing her makes life worthwhile. SI-IAPIRO, CLARA IO46 Grant Avenue Library Aide, Taft Review, Year Book, Spanish Tutor She shall always reach for the highest star, And attain her ambitions whatever they are. SIIAPIRO, ELAINE IOS6 Sherman Avenue Aide in French Office, Class Secretary Shes helpful and has lots of poise, And gets along swell with the boys. SHAPIRO, ESTELLE 125 Mount Ilope Place Social Service Coininittee, G. O. Office To be a model she is able. A figure she has like Betty Grable. SHAPIRO, MORTY 1263 Grant Avenue Tho' Morty's hair doesn't fall in curls, IIe's one of those guys who won the girls. l Sllllfl.l3S, PHYLLIS 1711 Morris Avenue Aide in English Office Shes interestecl in art. Wllio will give her a start? 9lllllVVlNlYl', BERNICE 1665 Townsend Avenue Social Service Cfomniittee. ll'ur Bond Slime For everything she has a pun. To he with Bernice is really lun. Sllifllil, ,IILROME 1428 Morris Avenue Flying Squad, Vice Presiclerit of Official Class llc works with little commotion. ln life he's hound for promotion. Slliillll-, SISLMA 44 Featherbed Lane 'liruflie Sqluid, l.il7VlH'j' Aide Inside school she's quite clemurcg Outside school VVCYI1' not so sure. SILVHRNAN. ALLEN 12.29 Clay Avenue fapt. of Cfluss Basltetlmll lcanz, Senior liuslcetlmll learn. Second Term C. O. Hcp1'ese11tative, Scliool lmloor 'lieum Now we can rest, our consciences arc clear. VVc've only hoosts for Allen this year. SlNSlllillXlllll. ZACIIERY 1315 Grant Avenue Traffic Squad A p1'intcr's devil he will lie, W'hile watching for his opportunity. Sll.VllllhlAN. JUDAII 1744 llasthurn Avenue Aide in Gym Office, Traffic Aide ln our class he's very new. 'lo Taft, though, hc's loyal and true. Sll,Vli.l'mlNlAN. ARTIIUR 1436 Clay Avenue Traffic Squad, Cafeteria VVhat he lacks in height, Ile makes up lor in might. SINGER, Sllllll.l2Y 65' jcsup Place Aide in Progrzini Uffice For clothes anal style sl1c's got a Hair. Furs and jewels someday she'll wear. SKLAR. jlllllll' 1565 Findlay Avenue Uforlc in ll'lfiVH1l1Vy, l'Vork in 130011-rooni jerry is a nlisappointenl man. 'lihe Dodgers lost, and he's a Brooklyn fan. 'lille gym was bathed in a friendly sun: 'llirougli the lllLlSlCiS strains came the heating clruni 'llie couples were glicling in rliythmic trance. VVe'll never forget that senior dance. A. S. I SLOTNIK, SYLVIA 1 1 IS Walton Avenue Arista, Aide in English Office, Chemistry Club, Chemistry Research Intelligent, charming and always so gay, She'll be as great as Curie someday. 7' , X SLOVAGK, ELAINE 1040 Anderson Avenue She likes to hear them sing. Is it - Frank, or is it Bing? 'rd HLSMITII, DIANA 1710 Montgomery Avenue Clerical Aide for Miss Clune, Hall . H ' X ,U Marshal To play the trumpet is Diana's desire, This ambition we all admire. fr K A ,I V X SMYLE, WARREN 55 East 175th Street Band, Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Lieut. To K, 1 the women Warren's a slayer, All because he's a saxaphonc player. SOBERMAN, SAUL 1310 Morris Avenue Cafeteria Aide Saul sure is a quiet K, chap, But with the teachers hc has a knack. SOLONGHE, HELENE 1645 Grand Concourse Gym Aide, Aide to Mr. Milgronz, Miss Acker and Miss Michaelson Sheys as smart as she can beg We guess it must come naturally. SOMMER, KARYL 830 East 163rd Street Traffic Aide, Senior Councilman With a smile so rare and brunette hair, She's the answer to any fellowls prayer. SONBERG, EVELYN 1855 Monroe Avenue Treasurer of Official Class, VVar Efforts Committee, Social Service Committee, Taft Review Circulation Staff When she asks for money, she gets paid, A better treasurer was never made. SORKING, JOSEPH 50 West Tremont Avenue Service Squad He may be small in stature, a temporary condition. Five feet and one make six, if he only knew addition. SPELLMAN, ROBERT 1560 Selwyn Avenue Music Office Aide, Photography Club, Cafeteria Aide The heart of almost every dame, By his red hair would set aflame. SPERBER, HARRIETTE 25 East 177th Street Service Aide Always jolly and gay, Inspiration to her friends all clay. SPIELMAN, PEARL 1645 Grand Concourse Locker Aide Lovely to look at, lovely to see, What can her beauty secrets be? SPITALSKY, AIDA 1305 Sheridan Avenue Aide in Grade Advisors Office, Lilarary Aide Here's to our gal Aida, As a Taftite, she's a first rater. SPIVAGK, YETTA 1460 Grand Goncourse Aide-President Four years in a coma, And she walked out with a diploma! . STARK, ELAINE 364 East 170th Street News Editor of Taft Review, Glee Clula, Cafeteria Lieutenant This gal will be a great writer some day. She's got what it takes and knows what to say. 50 0. Xl . 1 WM 1 1 ' , . 1 STEIN, LILLIAN 1830 Anthony Avenue Orelzestra, Tragic Aide Lillian is as sweet and mellow, As the music from her cello. STEINBERG. FRED 1753 Townsend Avenue Study Hall Aide Of brains, he has more than his share. Someday he'll really get somewhere. STEINBERG, STANLEY 1245 Findlay Avenue His wit is sharp, his laugh is hearty. lle's the life of most every party. STEINIIOUSE, EDITII IRIS 1478 VValton Avenue Arista, Social Studies Honor S0- eiety, 9094, Club In scholarship she's always on top. VVe're all sure she'll ne'er be a flop. STERNBERG, BARBARA F. IZ3 East 169th Street Arista, Knocks and Boosts Staff, lierm Paper Q3 Termsl, Glce Club, Secretarial Of-lice She's pretty to look at and charm- ing to know. Everyone likes her wherever she goes. STIEFEL, INGE 146 Vllest 158th Street Spauisli-Steno. Club Q2 Termsj, English Office, Marshal Inge's always on her toes. You can tell by her many beaus. STULTZ, HELEN JANET 1175 Gerard Avenue Correspondence Club Charm. poise, sincerity plus, We sure are glad you're one of us. STRULL, ADRIENNE GLORIA 1055 Vllalton Avenue Service Aide Stay as sweet as you areg Perfection isn't far. SVVEER, CLAIRE l4IO Grand Concourse Bond Show, Chorus, Co-Captain of Cheer- leaders, VVar Efforts Committee She's on our cheerleader squad, And in school activities she work hard. SUVAL, ARNOLD 1328 Grant Avenue Leader of Taft Swing Band, Band and Or' clzestra 4 Years Ile waved the baton in his handg As he led the Taft Swing Band. Watcli itg sorry! Have to change and get down. With skillful fingers, turn the combinations around Tear off your civviesg don your Blue and Gold. That's been the locker room since days of old. A. s. IAUSSIC, ERNA 1142 College Avenue Secretary of Traffic Squad, Aide to English Teacher, Secretary of Class Dark wavy hair, dark eyes to boot, Etna is what we call cute. TEICHNER, SAMUEL 1060 Morris Avenue Make no mistake, he is not shy, Just watch him give the girls the eye. TEMPLE, FRANCES M. 1664 Weeks Avenue Cafeteria Lieut., History, Honor Society, Arista Always helping, Frances is grand. Let's all give her a great big hand. THAILER, IRWIN 76-39 169th Street, Flushing, L. I. Social Service and Publicity Ciommittees He moved to L. I., cause it was his only means, Of getting into the college of Queens. TINKELMAN, ANNABELLE IO97 Walton Avenue Attendance OH:ice, English Of- fice. Knocks and Boosts Staff You'd think she ran in the Kentucky Derby, The way she races around with Herby. TINKOFF. LUCILLE L. 1174 Sheridan Avenue Arista, English Office, General Of- fice. Cafeteria Aide Bright and attractive, a modest lass, Her high marks few can surpass. TOLNAI, SARAH LILY 2075 Haviland Avenue Service Aide Private Secretary is Sarah's aim, VVe hope this brings her success and fame. TREBACH, PEARL I422 Nelson Avenue Class Secretary, Typing Aid, Office Aid, Gym Office Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, But people like her either way. TUMARKIN, SAUNDRA B. 1660 Nelson Avenue Art Work for War Bond Show Children should be seen not heard, 'tis true, But you've grown up, let's hear from you. ULLMAN, HELENE AUDREY 1473 Popham Avenue Grade Advisors Office Heart of gold. sweet and kind, A girl like her is hard to find. Q URETSKY, HERB S. 814 East 16oth Street Aid in Dean's Office, Gym Leader C6 Terrnsl, Cafeteria Lieiitenant On this fellow we'll bet our dough, To high heights he's sure to go. UTRECHT, ELLIOT R. 1455 ,lesup Avenue Band, Physics Cluh, Biology Club, Cafea teria Aide We can clearly see with our intuition, That Elliot should be a politician. VENIS, JULIA LOUISE 1280 Sheridan Avenue Newman Cliih, Bond Show, Library Aide Dark and tall, Well liked by all. VERTAL, FLORENCE R. 87 West 169th Street G. O. Representative C4 Termsb, Social Service Committee, Service Aide Always helpful, always kind, Girls like her arc hard to find. VVACHSBERCER, PHILIP LOUIS 28 Clinton Place G. O. Delegate, Aide in H. E. Department, Traffic Squad His manner's quiet and not at all abrupt, But W0n't the most quiet of volcanoes erupt? matt, if'-1 Ai 7 -bib Xqs5c.2v ixxo XXQQ Ptfxl- X' QxxAf,sPXN. K VVAHLE, DANIEL 133 Clarke Place Chorus, Cafeteria Lieutenant, Aide Office Wahle's a gay optimistic chap, Who can sing with two girls on l1is VVAIMAN, MARGARET RUTH 1466 Grand Goncourse Lieutenant in Associate Editor of Portfolio C2 TermsD, Captain in Library, Creative Writirzg C l politics and writing she's really strong. Shell win fame at college before very VVALLAGI I, IIELENE 1510 Shakespeare Avenue So trim, so neat, so very the tip of her toes to the part in her hair. W'A'l'll4ENRERG, CHARLES 1505 lVl21C0l11l7'S Road Cafeteria Aide, San specter Not too quiet, not too loud, Always good company in a crowd. VVASSERMAN, LAVVRENGE GILBERT 1715 Weeks Avenue Senior l Cflieuiistry Lalvoriitory Larry likes math and is good in science. llc likes the Y i tl1e Giants. VVAXMAN, MELVIN G. 1550 Sheridan Avenue Senior Basketball Team, Locker Aide, Auditorium Aide Quite a basketball player, they sayg To get us to say it, he had to pay. WEINER, JOYCE 1664 Weeks Avenue Typist in Library, Aide in Mrs. Blues Office Aloyce has a sense of humor, She's fair and square, and that's no rumor. VVEINTRAUR, EVELYN III Mount llope Place Aide in Office, Tragic Squad Aide Cute and clever, bright and gay, Evie has that winning way. VVEISRERG, LOUIS G. 1340 Grant Avenue Hebrew Club, Traffic Squad, Cafe- teria Aide Calm your fears my frightened child. That sound is Louis, not the call of the wild. VVEISSRERG, RENEE IIELENE 1651 Montgolnery Avenue Aide in Library, Aide lo Mr. Lehnian Some people remember Aesop's Fables. llere's one gal who remembers dining room tables. in Music lap. fufeteriu, ll'Hl1 On ong. fair, From tation liz- 'ear Book, anks. and Reading announccments for us to hear, llclplul suggestions, most sincere, Making certain that evcrything's clear lior this term's success we have no fear. 1. H. WEITZ, ERNEST MELVIN 240 East 175th Street Band, Traffic Squad, Cafeteria Aide, German Play Erncst's the only faithful Tiger fan I've met. Donit worry boy, they'll win the pennant yet. WEXLER, HELENE HILDA 1863 Andrews Avenue Aide in Physical Science Office She's sweet, intelligent, and nice, With just the right amount of spice. VVIIITE, RUTH KATHRYN 325 East 176th Street 8th Term Representative, Senior Council, Vice President of Chemistry Club, Service Squad, Chemistry and Physics Labs. Ruthie. Ruthie, cute and sweet, Sweeps the guys right off their feet. VVHITTLE, PERLETTE JOSETTE I66O Nelson Avenue Traffic Squad, French Club In France they said, Elle est tres petite. But here in America, she's just plain sweet. XVICKER, MURIEL 1 I4 Tudor Place Arista, Aide in Administrative Assistants ffice, Spanish Board Corrector Popular always, pretty as ever, Charming, sweety nd Q ed- ingly clever. WINOKER, IESSIE 1428 Morris Avenue Arista, Senior Councilman, Aide to Mr. Kline, Class President Friendly, witty, Sweet and pretty. WINTER, ESTELLE 972 Sherman Avenue Chorus, Traffic Squad Best of luck to Estelleg As a nurse she'll do well. WINTER, GERTRUDE 1492 Montgomery Avenue Service Aide Gertie is an out- door lass. She'd rather stay out than come to class. WINTERS, ELAINE 1731 Harrison Avenue Aide in Gym C2 TermsD, Traffic Squad Elaine is quite a kid although she isn't bold, But please be sure unlike her name she's not cold. VVOHLGEMUTH, GERALD 904 Grant Avenue Gym Leader Watch that gleam in his eye, When a red head passes by. 54 VVOLF, .IACQUELINE 1139 Nelson Avenue Biology Research Club She has the makings of a scientist in every way. We'll see her in the headlines soon someday. VVOLGANG, RENEE 1601 Macombs Road King Midas must have touched her hair, Because it is so gold and fair. YAKIA, ESTHER II8I Sherman Avenue Glee Club, President, Treasurer Senior Council Lots of money ran through her fingers. The memory of our class treasurer lingers. YANITELLI, NORMA 1757 Monroe Avenue Chairman of Arista Tutorial Committee A girl so charming and brilliant is she, Introducing Miss Norma Yanitelli. YOUNG, SHELIA 1360 Plimpton Avenue Taft thinks it's been swell knowing you. You're a grand person, through and through. f1XllN, lQl.lNOR 1801 Wfcks Aycnuc zlristzi, Mr. ,I11so11's fxitllf, l.il11'11r,1'. xliiic i11 Sg1i1111sl1 Oliicv Many Ll follow would walk ll inilc, lo bc ggrcctcd by ljlinor's lowly sinilc. Z.'XliiXll. l3l1'l l'Y 1169 Morris Avcnuc SCl'l'iCL' xlialv, ilirazffic Sqmul llctty llilS lowly cycs ol, lmluc, And thc dcvil ccrtiiinly sliincs tlirougli. Z.-XZlilQl.A. ALVIN lO6O Sl1Cl'IHLlI1 IXVCDUC Social Smilies Honor SUL'iL'1'l', Cilvi- f'l11l1 Xlr. Sokololl is lils l1c1'o. Minh is just great, Going to N. Y. U., il tlicy opcn tlic galtc. T ZEICIINIQI1. lirlilllili 1708 Vliclvstcr 1Xyc11L1o.' fliclv i11 l.ost ami lfoitmi, xlirlv 111 C1011- urul Sciwicv I.LllI0l'Llifll'j' QI Yeiirl ilio lirlml wc llcrcby bequeath, All our L'llllLll'L'll'S lviilxy tcctli. flflffi, iwlililllill IOS2 Sheridan Aycnuc Sports lfdiior of Tuff RL'l'iCll' 'I o lx' :1 sports cditor. is 1Xl's uinluition. VVL' wish l1i111 luck in this position. YY 2 1 f 1 1 I L J! 1 M A 'i' 15 ff J l , ,, J . , I 1 ... ,-...-.-i,,,.., V ff! .ry , 1 ZIQPIQL, lll'l'1X 846 llnst 175tl1 Strom-I Bio. liusmiirli C'l11l1 Anotlicr ol' oui gnlcuj 1 ' , 1' zitvs, XVL' know slic lms loads of dzitcs. rf L I1 I,-ffl Zl.1X'l'lN, 'lLllDl'I'I I 1085 Anderson 1X1'c11L1c 'lo scliool sllc illU'LlyS did coinc lim-. VVl111t 4 fl 74' lmppcns when sl1c luis 21 dim-? 1 V 'ly I ZOLLEIK, lll'l'1X ISZI Slicridain l'XYL'DLlL' lT7'L'!1L'll vl'L'L1Cl1L'I S Aide lla-1' looks zilonc iff! ' ,J Q Aj ill'L' licnycn ulmovc. X'VllCI'L' slic goes, so gocs 1ny love. J, ' XJ!-fi 7 ZUCKllRlXl1XN, NORMAN 975 Xxfyillfllli Avcnuc Senior Basketball 'lWe11111, CYil1fC'fl'l'iU .fliilv llc's good i11 sports ns wvll as books. And girls. lic isn't bud on looks. ABENID. Slllil,lJUN .-XI3lR1XMS.lRLll'II .-XLlSl.1XNlJl'.l!, IQMILI,-XN QXIKONSCJN. CQIQOIKLE lfll Ill, I llilllllilil IIUZYIQKI, AN l'l IOXY A. S'I'l1fXNl7, Ill1l1I1liR'I' ZLICKI RMAN. ,li-XCR Willilm Howard Tlfl High School General Organization September 1946 - January 1941 9116 Coupon 6 Coupon 5 0 0 0 e t Coupon 4 SENIOR oFFIeERs: Left to right: Mimi lloltzman, Marily Le- vine, jack Cohen, joan Bieler, Leonard Mendlowitz, Marily Breitman. TREASURER-THIRD now: Adele Rossberg, Stanley Sarner, Selma Kanowitz. SECOND Row: Marilyn Leibowitz, Esther Yahai, Richard Schwartz. FIRST Row: Max Landsman, Evelyn Sonberg, Irwin Berger. SENIOR c1oL1NcILfI1oLlII'I'H Row: Left to right: Estelle Shapiro, -lessie Vllinolier. Stanley Sarner. 'rnrnn now: jaeoh Shmulowitz, Lucille Riles, Murray Goldberg, Marily Levine, Marily Breitman. sracoiwn now: David Rosenthal, Sydelle Greene, jay Gerber. Barbara Bergman, Mimi lloltzman, .lack Cohen. FIRST now: llarry Pinch, Heres Paseo, Thelma Levin, Leonard Mendlowitz, ,loan Bieler. snow eoM1x11'1 1'EE-THIRD now: Left to right: Danny Walile, Barbara Bergman, Stanley Ross. SECOND now: David Rosenthal, Sylvia Rosenthal, Doris Fein' man, Rhoda Newman. Ifrnsr Row: Barbara Ellison, Frances Horfnian, Sandra Fish, llarriet Rubin. - f 56 TRUE 00 FESSIUNS You have the good FORTUNE to hear this rhyme Whicli will go down in the annals of TIINIE. To our English staff let it be told, You have made us COSMOPOLITANS hold. To our nutrition stag down cafeteria way, VVe leave the recipes from WOMAN's DAY. P. T. teachers take a LOOK and inspect Yep!!! Starched gym suits. VVhat did you expect? To the History staff, for its current events divine VVe leave a LIFE subscription to the N. Y. TIINIES. VV e PIC for you on the language staff Those foreign textbooks lost in TAFT. Math Department, we leave hope to thee That freshmen do math fast as NIERCURY. For every POST on the trafhc squads XVe leave a set of pink character cards. For SOHOLASTIC heights the Arista strives. May success he with them all their lives. For the orchestra we have hut one request, Vllhen you do that ENCORE, do your hest!!! VVe're up on the FACT our art staffs O. K. VVe hope you keep going along that way. To the library we will OMNIBOOK To tuck away in a secluded nook. To the counselors staff, which is 'ust TOPS, J XVe leave tor you new lreshmen cro ns. , l To the Speech department we leave TIME to DlCliS'l' The vowels and consonants and all the rest. Economics dc vartmcnt, take vour CUE, I , l he halance Ot our treasury we leave to you. Wlhen you reach eighth term and are a Senior like me, ll's quite the vOGuE to seek LIBERTY!!! RIURIEL DIlll'l'SClI 57 l Alf Left to right: STANDING! Murray Goldberg, Herbert Uretslcy, Thelma Apony. SITTING! Henrietta Jacobson, Judy Bleiberg CART EDITOIID. 4 SITTING: Henrietta Jacobson, EDITOR-IN- CHIEF. STANDING-Left to right: Judy Bleiberg CARTD, Paul Seidenberg, CPIIOTOD, Babette Rothman CMANAGINGD, Ann Katz CLITERARYD, Elayne Goldstein CKNOCKS 8: BOOSTSD, Barbara Ellison CPRODUCTIOND 58 ' Left to right: Murray Goldberg, Paul Seidenberg CPHOTOGRAPHY EDITORD, Babette Rothman CMANAGING EDITORD, Alex Bohm, absent-Ariel Feldman. 6fe7df'lQ Night to left: 'ruinn now: Kciele Cohen, Arthur SQIINLICIS. srieomm now: Hniuette ihltilllhlll, Muriel Deutsch, Irwin Berger. I'IRS'l' now: Ann Katy. U,1'runAm' liDl'I'0RD, Qludy lllcif berg, Ruth Lefeurt. ,, A i,eI! tu right: Mrs. liairte, Mr. Xxlli' stun, Mrs. Golf. STANDINU: Henrietta llueolmsun, ialmlion-IN-uuliilf. 264764 l.el't to right: If0lIll'l'lI now: Larry liinef mim. Irwin Berger, Muriel Deutsch. fXrti1ux' Qunmels, iiiuine Press. 'l'lllllD now: ,Iuy linrlnun. i'Xl'lI11li7L'iiL'ii-il1iiL'iIN2lll. ,Xnitn Lipscm. iiklliibllfll Sterniverg, l.nwrenee XV:lsserl1mr1. llnvinl liinty. SHCUND now: Lucille 'l'inkuH'. l.m'rnine Ilirnlxium. llurry iXIUSCOH'ill, Mildred Cohen, lleres Paseo. l5rzm ees lluilhinli. l'1ns'1' now: Claim Shapiro, Selina lustig, Marvin Cohen, Eileen Sundueix. iiluyne Goldstein. Ki3lJl'l'on W. Mona nuselnin. Vi? IH -'S----1 I N M '!lf'ff e ee 1llUl!!jQe TQgQfQf.l'2'c'i n..5' 'L i11l. l21'f - -t Ra 5' on 5 Cube em nr mea. flfsllmfsl RUS?S'liiNSi3?fEAiEIYLINE, ROUT 22 DIVISIONSg Twlmlgg fsszsfrs BIGGEST U. s. AIR ARMA DA SMASHES REICHQ .....,........1?-1f':,5'fi'i MARINES WIN CAPEWGl10UCESTER AQRFIELD JUANgEmuSm'1'm6AhsmIlE' VYnnuA:V?::Lr:lAnzxmwrl:n:rrrcw D wlllll ARIN? FLEE .aww-l-my-un Mmtmummlmsanwmwgm JI: -1 :1 ' K !5,p,,nmv-mnnm lifff r:g::,-trhzlli if. SnQ,i.ZL..,n. -,.....,.f.aa t F Q3 gggw, il'g k'-mfr 3 -In Sm- -'-1-lRllYSAYSll?ll0lG mwous-nu' wnwmrar J':r,,, ,F AQ-gf l M' L -1 -mf: . v , , Vllitli eliildisli entliusiasm we lveeame tlie main eontrilvutors to tlie general melee in TAFT lialls. Wie were lreslimenl Ar 1:7--1:5-LT'-W 7' tliat time tliere was a seareitv ol' evervtliinfg-too few goods for tlie orerfaluundanee of shoppers and too lew pupils lor tlie over- almundanee ol' liomeworlt. Our typical fresliman danees were well represented. 'lilie lvovs stood in one eorner, and tlie girls in anf otlier. FDR liad reeentlx' returned from tlie liistorie Telieran Cfonlierenee wliere tlie luture polieies ol' tlie Big Powers were deeided. as FDR 'Fred D. llosenlvervD entered his olliee ol' CIO. H Pv -tv ' My--U 5 President, readv witli liis polieies lor tlie coming term. it thir- ' ' ffff 1944 Ar lastl Two down, six to go. ,ludy Graver, the first ol' the fairer sex to become president of tlie G.O., luegan her battle lor student 60 government in tlie cafeteria, as FDR, the First to lveeome presi- dent lior four terms, began liis battles witli Congress. Wiliile our boys were establishing their lueaelilieads on D-day, we were riglit lneliind tliem witli our luond sliows, Hower sales, and Red Cross eontributions. YVe grew gray in anticipation of our first term of regents. Signs were seen around TAF-ld- Fail now: avoid the january rush. Vile didn't fail, luut passed the hall- way marlr ol' liigli seliool. 1945 As juniors. we hegan to have that supreme feeling. President 1 lloosevelts death eame as a terrihle hlow to all the world. 'llhe' fall of Berlin was followed hy a wonderful fifth term daneeg the tleath ol' l litler hy a new war hond show. ln lune, Saul lluhin was eleeted to CLU. President, and with him eame the slogan. l.et us go forward. On we went to the summer of 45- 'lil IE NIWOM l3OMl3l japan surrendered, and the war was over. The LIN met at l lunter College, and Saul Ruhin started negotiations with the CLO. eouneil. The new vear eame as our first mea '- -- 1 1 lee time eelehration in four years. V It Q V I H i E112 ew UT www. r XFOMEBJVIEiSiNE9i2if4lrHiSiiiiP IN ,SECbNDIlg'lzllS'!i',il v CARRIER DOWN A TSTERM OTHER SHIPS DAMAGEDQ TLYRLZIECTS BARUCH CONTROL PLAN lg ' Ash!-Armin MYWIL 'I. .I SHARP' Wl'lRs'rl'vnmiQwr:n vrnwlrnmaiivtwimnzn lsum-BWGESTH-r , , . . . lar?-'Linz Xl e had Lll'l'IX'CKll OI eourse, we were only lower Seniors, hut' still we had possession ol' that magnificent title. Vllhile the UN was trving to elean up the world, loe Vigoda was attempting to -F in M- :Y-Q :xizlizziriiisj do the same in illrlfiili with soap and towels. Xvhile our mothers stood on line for nvlons, we stood on line to see TAFVIA vs. Cline ton in haslvethall. Will we ever heat them? Senior Day arrived, and we sevens, never to he outdone, wore our junior Senioru paper hats. Then as the govf ernment studied strilves, and tried to pass strilxe legislation, we studied our texts and tried to pass regents. During the summer there was the exeitement of reading in the newspapers ahout the atom homh tests at Bikini. Beliore we lvnew it, we were at our first Senior assemhly, where our Senior ollieers toolt over. Ufliile the foreign ministers argued over world affairs, we argued over Senior hats and finally deeided on mortarfhoards. Let the people on Filth Avenue show their fiurs and diamonds, we had Senior hats and pins. Wfe had our own Senior paper too, to familiarize the Senior elass with the progress of its aetivities. Then Senior danees, the Senior show, the Senior prom. and regents filled our thoughts until the great day eame. Graduation at lastl 4 V 4 4 A 'IUIJY istriisuiuz, ANN Kivrz, Anhrr. eouhN 61 .!3l.lU if-'S .f ff .p ' .-... 'S 1, 1- ' ' 7.1 f -.Q -- bf' uf' '-'Q ' .v ..-4 ,,n' - .v -p- .vv A ,,4- ' After long days of anxious waiting, we Seniors were rewarded with our Senior hats and buttons. Your reporter noticed that the motif emphasized the optimism of the members of the graduating class, for the style we were wearing was the mortar-board, alias graduation hat, about three months too soon. After one or two days it was hard to recognize the hat, for our ingenious Seniors had created new shapes. The yellow and blue buttons also underwent great changes, as the artist in us used that remarkable invention-the fountain pen, to best advantage. Each Senior sang, as he gazed at his hat and button, 'Tm Glad I Waited for You. Did you help make Under your I-Iati' the best Senior paper ever put out? Believe me, I don't think it could have been any better. Tops is the only adjective I can see fit to use. There were some Seniors who really did a wonderful job. They were: Editor, Richard Schwartz, and reporters, Ioan Bieler, David Rosenthal, Marilyn Grob, Ruth White, Marilyn Levine, Toby Klempner, and Camille Degenshein. Included in the paper each time were two definite articles, namely, the Inquiring Reporter, and the inter- view with a Senior teacher. We had everything in it from items on the Senior Basketball team to Prom news. Do you remember the column in one issue congratulating several of our class- mates upon their engagements, or the one which gave us the approximate date of the arrival of our jewelry? All in all, it was a paper for the Seniors, by the Seniors, and about the Seniors. JPN'ARv -1 B. R. 'Tl I H473 Aim gi 0' W! A. C. The class of January '47 held its prom at the glamorous Colonnades Room of the Essex House. Amid the dark blue suits and gay dresses, one could find a multitude of opinions on the evenings affair In almost everyone the ex eitement of the nioht could be detected People who had come with the idea of having a good time certainlv were not disappointed and those who came with a more pessimistic attitude were verv pleasantly surprised The prom, of course, was onlv the beginning of the evening Afterwards the couples dxspersed and took in a little of the New York night life Looking back on this evening, as on all of our school career we emember it as an evening of perfect Joy, one for which we waited too long, and which was over far too quickly In the afterglow, it vxas a pleasant memory to mark in the book of life experiences .qu . O . . s die L ' ' ' , r ' ' ' ' 62 R.L Our Senior Basketball team started the term in full trim under the management of Leonard Mendelowitz. Among the most remembered games of the term were those against Clinton, Science, Monroe, and Stuyvesant. The team's captain, Murray Goldberg, was on last term's varsity along with Irving Cingold and Sol Leiber. Mr. Schaeffer, the team's coach, worked along with the players to produce a superior team. The Senior girls also engaged in sport activities. A tournament was held of lower term volley ball teams, and the winner of this tournament played the Leader's Club team, whose captain was Camille Degen- shein. These activities provided excitement for the entire term. A. J. K. 16' MN f ,x y W 'V' 61 1 dsl BAND SPO 'fs , srnlon urea One of the most enjoyable evenings of our Senior term was spent in our own auditorium Senior Night. We relived all the familiar inci- dents outstanding in our Taft stay, during that Senior show. For one hour we sat and gazed at classroom scenes in the future Taft, compared with those of the present. I guess we never rea- lized how many funny situations had occurred during our four years. Nothing could have sur- passed our expertly written songs, whose singers were accompanied by our own swing band. Much credit should be given David Rosenthal, chairman of the Senior Show Committee, and those who worked with him. Our sincerest ap- preciation goes to Mrs. Stella of the English de- partment, who so willingly gave her time and effort to bring our show to perfection. They all worked together and produced a show we shall never forget, for its theme was one that will al- ways be a part of our vivid memory of Taft. Our first and perhaps most exciting dance was held on October 25, when mem- bers of our Senior class performed a Halloween skit that would have pleased a third grade class, and delighted the Seniors. After the play, we entered the gym for the dance, where we were pleasantly surprised by the distribution of lollypops. VVhen the photographer came in to take a shot of us, we all crowded into his camera's range. Perhaps it was the music of our swing band or the fact that most of the Senior class attended that made the dance a complete success. Dances that followed occurred on November 22, in celebration of Thanksgiving Day, and in the middle of December, on Class Night, right after our wonderful show. With the excitement of Senior Day still with us, the dance was a com- plete success. . A. J. K. A. J. K. 'gil gi u.-4 ,.,, X vgil H '-,Cigar Niki 63 liberty As we pass through Taft's immortal halls of learning for the last time, clutching our diplomas firmly, we look back on what has been the best senior term we or Taft has ever had. We look back and we remember the good times, the grand people who advised us all through our high school career, and everyone who made our last term in Taft so memor- able. Among the latter, we should especially like to thank the following people: MR. EDWARD TARR: We will never forget those pictures, not in a hun- dred years, and neither will our families if we have anything to do with it. You see, they're plastered all over the house. GERALD BERK: For speaking of pictures, jerry, we can never thank you enough for all the work you've done for our yearbook. COMET PRESS! If we're able to read this book at all, it's because of the fine job you did on the printing. We used Fairfield for the text and our headlines were in Medium Condensed Gothic, and Brush. CENTURY-BANNER ENORAVING oo.: What more can we say? Our book just couldn't exist without your wonderful work. , MOOARTHY AND s1MONs co.: Your hats and gowns were wonderful, and truthfully, we didnit trip . . . not even once. EDRO PHOTO SERVICE: If we had our way we would erect a monument to you for the patience you've had with us, and the grand work you have turned out for our yearbook. To MRS. HARTE and MRS. GOFE go our thanks for making our book as fine as it is. 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