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

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FELDIXIAN, ANNETTE 1330 Morris Avenue Arista, Aide to Mr. Sokoloff, Yearbook Committee She has bright eyes and a very keen mind, A type that's rare and hard to find. EELDMAN, SANDRA 974 Sheridan Avenue Nurses Aide, Teaclzeids Aide, Grade Ad- viser's Office Sweet and simple is her type, just the kind that you could like. FELZ, IWIRIAIX1 I7IO Andrews Avenue Locker Room Aide, Homework Aide Very gracious and poised is she, As pleasant a classmate as can be. FEUERSTEIN, NATALIE 1772 Weeks Avenue Aide to Mrs. Ascber, Traffic Squad Personality and winning ways, Natalie, we sing your praise. EEUILLERAT, JOSIANE 1398 Grand Concourse Class Secretary, Newman Club, Study Hall Aide If Josiane you hope to date, Youid better learn how to roller skate. FIALKOEE, ALLEN 1353 Sheridan Avenue Program Committee Modest, quiet, very refined, Never does anything mean or unkind. EIEBERT, WILMA 1398 Clay Avenue Ping Pong Club Her pleasant disposition and winning smile Will make a fellow walk a mile. FIELDING, BARBARA 1515 Selwin Avenue . Switchboard Aide, Laboratory Aide She dreams of being another Cornell, Or Hayes or Bankhead-who can tell? PIER, ELENORE 1563 Wilkins Avenue Aide ia Spanish Office Sociable, kind, generous too, Clever, taetful, a great sport for you. FINGERHUT, LEATRICE 1310 Morris Avenue More than one lad will fall for you, May the lucky one be loyal and true. PINK, ALAN IIO4 Carroll Place Lit. Committee, Senior Slzow, Music Office Aide, Dramatic Society An actor is what Alan wants to beg l'm sure he'll be successful, for he has ability. FINKELSTEIN, BERNARD 153o Townsend Avenue Chemistry and Clzess Clubs, Sclzool Sports Getting somewhere seems to be it : Bernie will get there, he's a wit. FINKLESTEIN, IVIURRAY 1340 Teller Avenue Public Address System, Stage Squad, German Club, Traffic Squad We saw him come and we saw him gogl-le had barely the time to say llello. FISCHER, NIAXINE 1511 Sheridan Avenue Prom Committee, Senior Social Committee Pretty as a picture, personality too, Over her the boys make a great to-do. FISCHER, PHYLLIS 1116 Carroll Place With her model's figure and her disposition kind, A well-paying position she's bound to find.

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ESSNER, PHYLLIS 1165 Gerard Avenue Grade Adviser's Aide, Social Studies Aide, Gym Aide An M. A. she hopes to get, On the certainty of this, l'm willing to bet. ETTINGER, EUGENE 1685 Monroe Avenue Traffic Squad All the girls will surely grieve VVhen they know Gene is going to leave. FALEVITCH, LIBBY 1764 Andrews Avenue Study I-lall Aide The three Pfs yield to a fourth Romance, FALK, HOXVARD I4l2 Nelson Avenue Traffic Squad He has hitched his Wagon to a star, Wle all expect him to go very far. FARHI, ROSALIE 1665 Townsend Avenue Arista, Cliorus, Social Service Representative Bursting with charm, free with her smiles, To be Rosalie's friend we'd walk for miles. FEINAIAN, EVELXN Q40 Sheridan Avenue Science Lab Aide Though quiet and demure, 1,11 tell you this, She's a very Wise and practical Miss. EEINSAND, BEVERLY 751 Walton Avenue Traffic Squad Captain, GO. Rep Kathy Cornell had better hide Yvhen Beverly comes to push her aside. EEINSTEIN, HELEN 1 161 Shakespeare Avenue Cafeteria Aide, Clieinistry Office Aide, Pan-Anzerican Clull Proficient in math and basketball too, She'll be the pride of any UW FEINSTEIN, ROBERTA 1663 Eastburn Avenue Yearbook Committee, Study Hall Aide Fashions really will be line VVhen Bobbie leaves us to design. FELBER, SHEVOh'NE 1214 Shakespeare Avenue Cafeteria Aide, Aide in Infirmary VVhen comes the time we all must part, Shevonne, well say stole everyone's heart. lNlr. Levine is trying to show, That French is a subject that all can know. We listen so closely while silently pleading, I hope l'm not called on to do the next reading. M. G.

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r FEELS good to look down on those new freshmen. Now that we have been here so long, it's fun to tell those frosh how to get around the institution. Something new was added, We had a cabinet system in our fair school. Taft led the way in lots of things such as, supporting our two foster children, having hospital drives, and discussing important topics such as full employment. What could we call this year? The First Year of Peacef? Yes, it was all over, and we were safe. But Taft students didnyt forget the recuperating Vets in the Hospital. We helped make their Christmas brighter through the gifts and entertainment that we sent them. We had a Veterans Club at Taft that was something to be proud of. Remember also that this was the first year that Taft had won the Bronx Cham- pionship in basketball. We were inl VVe had finally played at Madison Square Carden. We had the unfortunate luck, though to be beaten by our age-old rival DeWitt Clinton for the city championship. o. A. B. P.