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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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We are now Scniorsl 'llhc slate ol S-f'lIl0l'll00ll is indeed a strange one, lor it marks a lwgllllllllg and an end. For we arc ahout to hc given a gilt, which although not rare, is ever hcing sought. lt is the gilt ol' adulthood. We cannot yet say who has given us this gilt, a fairy godmolhcr or some sadistic witch. That is for time and us to decide. At any rate, we must now take leave of our kingdom ol' youth, a kingdom where our imaginations have reigned supreme, and have given us delightful fancies and dreams which will serve as a cor- nerstone in our castle of adulthood. Now, in this enchanted time as we culminate one phase of our lives and welcome another, we feel it appropriate to recall the treasured fairy tales of our youth, the reminiscence of the adult and the anticipation of the child. We ask you to read carefully this hook of ours, which was written not by Grimm, nor by Andersen, hut hy a far more ex citing and imaginative author. It was written hy you, the exalted, envied senior, by you-the enchanted. . CAROL SANDEPS At.: 1 ' X ' xi t. lp. at , J l'J 4 I J J JJ Xp XP gl tl - - tt A il N. ff 1 ,A , p rl: xt -' fry f ff . ' , , s 0 X X I2 , X' 1- ' I ' 'Q 9 f A fl' 'V - ' r 17' , ' , f l Lib Ill ' X , 1 M new 6 f 9 f f ff , . was . of X x 1 f I T-J fnlviirei X . 1-,N 8 e -.- .L-1,56 fe ' - s K y '5?a: 1 meta, ,Y x X ff. ff X NX ll ' X if f 1 N I g I fl X X 4 f I' xxx I 4 I X X I X f 7 I ll ' X 1,1 aims X I f , 0 X X , If ff it O g XX Q ng I WD? X' 4,5 l X X Az G I ay 4 I 1 X v:5Ntx gtg, W 4 l f 6 2 x ' x .1 Ir- X ' lg . ,W 1 'I X x as X 8 'I' 'xxx' f ' X 1 X 1 J A O 1.9 Il- '. . I t' ' 1: A .,. , 'QS Q x -.-5: 'T' lx V Xxltvll I' Q ull, i lg iw 1111121115 7 ,ll-we - ml ' ff' XA l 1 The .Encltanted . . . . . . 2 K ffl 2 Dedication ....... . . l Xl latin, sg X f- if The Wizard of Ours . . . . . 8 8 , X X! 'W ,Ap PrincipaI's Message ..... 9 Q may X-. fl X if X A51 ' The Givers of Gifts ...... 10 , V J K A f Tl rf- - Growing Pains .... ..... 1 7 f l 9 f f lr -N . 8 , X Pied Piper of Taftvllle .... 18 gl kj PN J 4 Rumplestilskin ......... 56 f NA X qi xx L , -A Shoemaker and Elves .... 84 J J fc 'xi g House That Jack Built .... 86 al Q IN fl N W ff 5,8 Celebrities ............ 88 F ij? ff Q F f J 1 Mission of Joe Taft ...... 90 5 X, 9 5 .N 5 'M' X Grim Tales ....... . . .92 gi my fl j K XX YJ 1 ' 3' wishing wen . . . . . .93 ' M X X XX it N! 'Q Magic Cap . . . . . .94 xii X 9 X3 lx , K A Pictures .... . . . 95 . 6 Z- X1 j , 1 L Q X f 6 -Y Af' X Beanstalk . . . . . .96 ,Q W iw 1 f 1 ' 4, l if' ,ff in Q l , f 1 ' ,I Z-XA' -As ' X I N - X A G' Q -- .,f!' .-s- X ' 1 7 ' l' Qyigzft'-if-.gigf g irl 8 xi A ' 1 ' , -'Hia ' 1' -E l -:vii i N if f I N -of I v , M ' - u - J LS X -' 1' 258' f f of' ' 4 V S si 1 fx ' , ,N Y ig -2,-4 '- XB Pi ' Jax' L 1 X fin fi :ni-5.-11' 1 Vzx 'BX A 1 Q I '19 if-lf ggi- feepjfgi V X , ,gl Q 8 ,qf..iQQfQ:.4fsQ 1. W 'a rf' ff' ..-472' A E321 ' il!! 'J ' f' iv' ' M 8 f X R K l Pd f' e as Z a f 1 is 1 ' .fl I'-1 - . 4-J I J X e- V Q , 1 fer. 4 4 -X Q 6 1 ff-8 .. 'H 9 - 'G Q fl f-'12 f.Ill,lAllll, s o - 8 -if ' 9 n 85 If xx xi gl 5 X 1 ,,,i'l' 4 . 'KZ .K i IZ ' 3 - ?T-if 4 is 1. X , -f -A i f i ' -Q 8 7.1,-i-' x ,jumbo , W Dr. B. fr QP .,,. , X Dr. H. GI M M . ', . 11-2 . 8 MI rody Ximmif 5 AXA. ff? fai S' Mrs. B. Haberma X Miss R. Gluck M'sS L- K 1 Mrs. E. Harte ,.A:. Miss G. Lavery , E M ', ,. , M fg Mr. w Re Mr. H. leaycrqff . dmond iii, Mrs. K. Mangan Mr. J. McCormack Mask .fn . -4' slug 1' f .Hb X rs. B. Sedwitz DEDIGATION During our four vears journev through our enchanted castle, we, the Aladdins and Cinderellas of the future, found strong counsel everywhere we turned in the guidance of our FAIRY GODPARENTS. These sages took the forni of our oflicial teachers during our travels, and never failed to rescue us from the dragon of despair or the witch of gloom. AND NOW' WERE SENIORS! II'e,ve scaled the wall, done all the terrihle tasks and wakened the sleeping beau- ties in ourselves. We're leaving our protected kingdom to go out into another one. hut we couldn't leave without thank- ing the good people who watched over us so carefully for four vears. To each FAIRY CODMOTHER and FAIRY GOD- FATHER, our official teachers, we shout our praises, shower our gratitude and humbly dedicate this Yearbook. II,-XRRIET Koz1NN Miss G. Werlinsky C. gmonsky S Sellin Mrs E Woolfson Mr. W. Strobel Miss L. Siegel XX 'R O QQ- izalrh nf Gbura NIR. Baonu: As it was when fear was struck into the hearts of the animale as they entered the awesome kingdom of the Wizard of Oz , so it was that we as freshmen feared to pass the magic circle surrounding our wizard! chamber. But through the years we have ceased to fear and have grown to love this Wizard of Ours . He has aroused the best in all of us. He has made us realize the importance of character. scholarship, and service. And so on this. our day of graduation, we are leaving our world of dependency, and entering a new one of responsibility. We hope in future years to grow in wisdom through this man's influence. March 5. 19555 To the Class of June 1953. Dear Graduates : Your theme, 4'Fairy Talesf, takes us all hack in memory to happy childhood days. The golden reHection of those days when fairy tales were very real to us lights our way through life quite as much as the more somber light we gain from our serious studies. It is not surprising that as high school seniors you should choose to look back on fascinating tales of the world of fantasy in which the prince always marries the princess and right always triumphs. Though all of us strive constantly to reach the goal of happiness. the older and wiser we become, the more we realize that no fairy godmother can wave a wand for us and make our dreams come true. Wie must work to bring the real world of daily life closer to the ideal world for which we yearn. If we at Taft have helped you to envisage a worthy. ideal world and to prepare for its realization, we have done well. May you ever enjoy your memories of the past and realize all our hopes and yours for a bright futurel Sincerely yours, lf - 1 PRINCIPAL Ka-vii' QX .-. NIR. JAMIN Host of the time Xlr. .lason can he found in his office attending to the affairs of the school. But. it st'CIl14. he can always find time to take care of the worries of the students. Rarely, if ever. does anything take precedence over student affairs when he has knowledge of them. We of Taft thank you. llr. Jason. for all you have done for us in the past. and all we know you will do for those in the future. g v A Xllss bi-rAP1Ro We, the Seniors of Taft. regret sorely that Bliss Shapiro is not to he found in the familiar Mathematics Department office this term. However. we have appreciated her as much in her capacity as Dean of Girls. during the absence of Hrs. Ascher, as in her usual function as chairman of the Nlathematics Department. We do congratulate you. Bliss Shapiro. on the wonderful joh you have done in both. Mrs. Ascher: lipon entering Taft. all freshmen immediately felt the influence of llrs. Ascher's guiding hand. She helped us adjust ourselves to the many difficulties which confronted us during our stay' in this strange new land. Now. he as seniors can do no more than give our thanks to you. llrs. Ascher. for all the help that you have given us. , BETTY A. Col-xEx Barra J. Fstxcotn gy- gf L A L r., W ' , ,dt V ts . Hal , f ,L ,f fy - ,- l , I? - 'H Af', 1: . f .f lhe cl1V6I'S O ill ts gzfifir r I A,,. ,JV V . . Four vears ago We heffan our apprent1eesh1p to the rulers ,, fr fr .4-mf ' O f ,, f A of the Palace-ln-The-Swamp, 111 order to cla1n1 tl1611' prom1sed f t ' QQ, :4 1 ga ! g1ftS. When we Hrst entered, we wandered about the strange Caverns of the De artments falthfull SC1'V111 man masters, heq ,M r P 1 V 5 Y fe +f r . , . . . and 1n the end reoelvlng our maglc presents. Whert all the g1ftS ' 2111451 had been 1ven we took fond leave of our klnd 1I1St1'UClO1'S, of- .: ,,,' f f ,j-1' V -,., S., ' ' g 7 1 W! vt- e - 4 fllfliilly recelved our royal tltles, and went on to conquer new kingdoms. RENA REGELSON 10 Faculty Meefing Mrs. Blue Mr. Kaplan Hrs. Eynon . ' 1' Miss Boylan Miss Goldman MII Lelllllall Hrs. Xlangus Hr. Miller Hrs. Xarins 9- A V3- llrs. Syrop AQ , Hr. Williams fl i fl Eff' .X Mrs. Creenwalfl CH L-xA'f-5. ll fs 4 -We ACCOUNTING I V V Mrs. Rothman, Mrs. Danziger. Miss Golclste-in. Mrs. , ijg, , S Sloan. Mr. Kaback. Mr. Siegel. Mr. Forest Mr. This shows promise.-AH Dept Cnrclon lcliairnianl. Mr. Leiglit. Mr. Lauler. Mr. Wllllaiiis-alisviil. ART Mr. Winston, Mr. flclteig Miss Vlfvrliiislq, Mr. lmvinu lf'lllllI'H1illll, Mr. Tancnlmauni. Mr. Russ, Mrs. Ili llnnalo-alms.. Miss Vzirrulim'-alms. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Mr. Bader. Mrs. Herriott. Mr. Xasli. Mrs. Berger. Mr. Abramson. Mr, liirshner. Mr. Sullivan. Mrs. Levitz. Mr. Kline- lcliairnianl, Mrs. Clavin. Miss Now where IS fhaf Amoebcl? Sliinar. Hrs. Hreckstone. Mrs. Narins-alis. 1BIoIogy Depf. CLERICAL Miss OiShea lchairmanl. Mrs. Goldstein. Mrs. Falter. Mrs. Brunn. Mrs. Silberg. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Steinhock. Mrs. Ratoff. Miss Garguillo, Miss Becker- ahs.. Mrs. Lainpert-abs.. Miss McCabe-ahs. 4 , IV-Qlantilii -1' :Q is . X, K4 ls., M-ff .ff 3: J WV x iii tfdi 4 'JVM ' M iw f 4 H 1 ff KM, i J lk K i be L ff if f PHYSICAL SCIENCES Mr. Diamond. Mrs. Corbett. Mr. Dick lchairmanl. Mr. Mille-r,Qlr. Langer. Mr. King. Dr. Meyers-abs.. Xl1'.N'l1lgfCJlliTR- ' 'nj' 1 in I li? ll. . is f P. it iv - - ' 5 f Xif fb., gf' X ' i sg, K., +-fi. .,, g, My nexf book report!-English Depf. ENGLISH First row: Miss Siegel. Mrs. Jerome. Mrs. Lehr- nian. Mrs. Harte. Miss Gluck. Second row: Miss Lavery. Miss Clune. Mr. Browning. Mr. Tague tchairinani. Mrs. Wioolfscn. Mr. Traister. Third row: Mrs. Mangan. Mr. Reyback. Mrs. Adler. Miss Weisner. Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. Halpern. Mrs. Kasdan. Mrs. Fields. Mrs. Rothman. Mr. Miller. Mr. Burme- kanip. Mr. Bernstein. Mr. Shefter. Mr. Rosenhlurn. Mr. Wiechsler. fi' 13' - '1 M77 ff 13 X 5 BOYS' HEALTH EDUCATION Mr. ICCLPLSOII. Mr. Svliillcr. Mr. Ifloocl lCll21l1'lllHI1il. Mr. l.cfaj,'c'1'af1. Mr. Hanlcly. Mr. O'Neill. Mr. Strobel Mr. Colrllmf-rg. Driver's Ed.--Boys' Healfh Ed. Depf. But how can I fake if off when my hair is set?-Girls' Health Ed. Depf. lil GIRLS' HEALTH EDUCATION Mrs. Haske, Miss Edgerly, Mrs. Vogel, Miss Elsas, Miss White lchairmanj, Miss Conroy, Mrs. Green- wald, Mrs. Umansky, Mrs. Applebaum-abs., Miss Maistrelli, Miss O'Donnell. f 'iff' KX. ly' Vg P LANGUAGES H? Seated: Mr. Lieb leliairriiaiiisbliss Goldman. Mrs. Syrop. Mrs. Braun. Mrs. fevas. Standing: Mr. Dascli. Mr. Zeldner. Mr. Kaplan. Mrs. Levine. Miss Krakow. Mr. Senderoff. Mrs. Vaughn. Mrs. Shul- inan. Mrs. Mangus. LIBRARY Miss Dearden. Miss Winn-li. Mrs. Perlxal. M Rawlings lcliairniani. Miss Wilcox-alws. G- XX X .I WJ, 'V 5 MATH Q -Zu' Seated: Mr. Munro. Mrs. Sacks. Mrs. Eynon. Mr. ' Bergman. Mr. Sokololf. Miss Davoll. Mr. Dichter. Miss Wier. Standing: Mrs. Habernian. Dr. Dunlevy. Wh0 falked me 5370 54'-'lid Ge0me7f'Y? Miss Meeks. -MGH' DePf- MUSIC Scaled: Mrs. Lewis. Mr. McCur1nack. Standin Mr. Af-htel. Mr. Altschuler. :sm I SOCIAL STUDIES Sealed: Miss Boylan, Dr. Gluck. Mr. Lief. Mrs Beckhardt. Mrs. Sellin. Mr. Redmond. Miss Michael- sun. Mrs. Denkin. Mrs. Mangus. Standing: Mr. liiernschild. Mr. Levine. Mr. Stoupack. Mr. Cuha. Mr. Wieinstein. Mr. Belascu If-hairmanl. Mr. Schechter. Mr. Gore. Mr, Fchoenhaum. Mr. Leh- man. Mr. Culvert. 16 wi SECRETARIAI. STUDIES Miss Ruth, Miss lfiarhan. Miss liogofl. Mrs. Blue, Miss Murphy, Miss Clunc, Miss Scully, Mrs. Brody, Mr. Chrystal, Mr. Cleichenhaus lchairmanl, Mr. Frankel, Mr. Lippner, Mrs. Sedwitx-ahs.. Miss McNanney, Miss Allegro. Am An , ff-,fvff f Mrnming lguinn 4 f, 'f ,Z I 12 f f f V wwf., Q xfwflf 2. In my second ferm I look work seriously. I. I enfered Tuff as an innocenl, adorable, freshman, being immeclialely indoclrinaiecl inlo fhe rouline. I s 4, Fourlh ferm sow me develop- ? ing tes?-faking fechniques 3. Buf by fhe lime fhird lerm had come around, I was saying, EnoughI No more I,O0O word composilions, please! W A , Q, 5. Time is passing, I Ihink I am 6. In sixfh ferm I began faking 7. Sevenlh ferm wen? slowly, I also! an acfive part in school oc- couIdn'f wail Iill lhe lime fivilies: wafchingl when I would be cs Senior. .- ,. ...A9 , ,. All fhings come lo an encl. Here I am graduafed, now aclulf in my oclions, a man of fhe world. BUT STILL WAITIN'. B. Finally my Senior ferm, and fhe announcemenf of dues - GUS BUCHDAHL sms: LESTER A. GIBIPELSON K 9 L .. 's' I we r Q ' Af. 'V . at bf' -I Q X f I A tv 1'l','f Qt W H- k', Q. . X ll K N75 7 9 New fs 3 C2 ,l ijt.. 6 if 'lt K i' t A5 - J V df. ,5 ll o'o, if - 0 I' 4 A., P w V 'ln' , C . A I 1 Y g I j to. t .1 .I A, nu Q i V The Pied Piper of Taftville Before the Piper came to town We students were troubled by vermin- You know the kind, end-terms, pinkcards, And all the plagues of learninl, But he had a way of helping us Wllicli filled us with elation. Vlfhich tricked the RATS and drowned them all ln the Sea of Graduation But this Piper's price was very steep We discovered to our dismay. He planned to lead us, everyone To a place, so far away. He made us leave our sheltered nook, Leave all the things we knew. Alone we must make our way in the world Of today and tomorrow too. And so We all did follow him, Each one was filled with fear. But here the story takes a twistg We didn't disappear! For here we are, yes one and all Each ready to do his best ln business, college, anywhere, To attain his final quest. Lynne E 9 -F t Goldberg 759' JL Fly - v 7 ' may 'fa A041 44' ' in f - 1' Q 71 N'-7 ABEL. .ALLEN 1685 Morris Avenue Capt. Track ADLER. SHELDOX 1485 Fulton Avenue After travel- Team, Lieut. Cafe. Squad. H.E. Squad Swing him ing and sailing the seven seas. he'll he an advertising high. swing him low. in gymnastics he's on the go. manager. if you please. .aBR.u1s0x. Krxxrru 1594 Townsend Avenue Ken- .atv-Az. Josreu 75 West 175 Street Cafe. Lieut.. neth is an industrious lad. Collecting s orts books is .-irista. Band His eyes are blue. his hair is blond. of I - P hli fad. mathematics he is fond. ADLER. xr.4Rriy' l2I3 'Davidson Avenue Marty-'s a .itocrrr-:. stsix 1534 'Webster Avenue Yearbook. boy vvitl df On the ladlder ojlsuccess lte-'ll never 5.5. Rep.. of. slide On dancing the Nlambo she's tip. ' ' p I 1 rettv keen. that's vvhy we call her Mambo Queen. I 0 YO Ad I P . C 1' Q by I L LV' -YL N7 1 ' '- ' . P , . . ' X txt. a.. +A. ,NJ ,fd L., ' ' A' 'P t la - ,f 'S - qs.. F K I L ,f X N . X . - I . ' lt' ' ll . , , . . , 3 L .-,.2QV4 mf' ,4LrARAs. REGINA 485 East 172 Street Library.41'de lf a bookkeepefs what youre looking for. here's one were sure can do the chore, ALvo. ESTELLE 1460 Grand Concourse Arista. Chorus. Senior Show Shell alvvays he in style. with her very lovely smile. .1.51BR0s1x0. Jaxiiis 709 Cauldwell Avenue He's aiming high and dries all that he can to be a successful business man. me ARNOLD. EUGEXIE 1-175 Walton Avenue Eugenie is charming-petite and cute. ln College. psychology vvill be her pursuit. ARON. BIIRIAM 684 West 161 Street Off. Aide Of all the voices in tlte chorus. Klirianfs will stand out. .aRoxs0x. BARBARA 1673 Walton Avenue Ofi. Class Pres.. Yearbook' Short and sweet. she dresses in style. We know someone she can beguile. K v I, F 0 utruvx. RUBHHTA 87 West 169 Street She can play music with graceful ease. She is a girl who aims to please. ANCER. Axxerrii 140 West 174 Street 0-Zi. Class Trens. Annette is graceful and charming too. As a private secretary. shell more than do. ARATI-ZX. HARRY 789 West End Avenue Art Editor l-6'!lffIUUft'. Pl7ff-f0.fl'0. Art Editor Taft Reriezc. slr! Direc- tor ffzexfo Club Harry likes to vvrite and doodle. He's an artist. kit and kaboodlef Gee--Me a senior!! 19 . fri umswfw ' ARsHANsKx', MARTIN 1220 Morris Avenue Library Aide With looks and brains this boy is blessed. He talks and works with plenty of zest. ARTHOFER, STELLA 1765 Montgomery Avenue Every day we like her just a little bit more. Sharp, sweet, and solid. ARTHUR, PERSIS 518 West 161 Street Persis has found her destined goal. As a social worker she-'ll use her heart and soul. Presenf! A s gt . Q,-e I 'A , ASLAIIISR, soN1A 1665 Morris Avenue Arista, Off. AXICLIKOD, GLAIJYS 1015 Gerard Avenue At teaeh- Class Sec. To he a seeretary is what sht-'tl lil-ce. Her ing she-'ll he the best. With Marsh she now is hlessed. hohhy is ai boy named Mike. BAIQR, CAROL 10 Hillside Avenue OH. Aide Sweet ATI-los, JIMMY 1636 University Avenue Fond of and gentle, kind and just, shy hut always a girl to trust. sports, a real he man, he loves to help whenever he BAER, C1-ICILIA 181 East 161 Street How is she can. evaluated? Charming and sophistieated. - ATLAS, IRvtNG 1050 Carroll Place Civil Defense - Safety Squad This boy's amhition is straight and A N , X clear. He hopes to be a jet engineer. V I ,LT-t1J'VX ' ,I ff My X -WW W Cl' ' ' 0 ht j K A 3334-la V RAKALAR, SHARON 1340 Merriam Avenue Always laughing, always merry. there'll never he another Sherry. BALDWIN, iuatnicrg 1220 Shakespeare Avenue Maurice will achieve his goal. neter fear. He has brains enough to be an engineer. BANCHIK, DONALD 1846 Anthony Avenue G.O. Vice Pres., Basketball Team, Band, .-lrista For our school this boy has fought. Hes hard to beat on the basketball court. 20 BARBER, DAN 851 West 177 Street Good looking. intelligent, sometimes all. a real swell guy. BARNEY, TERRY 66 Wlest Tremont is fun in a crowd. The type of girl around. BARS. LILA 1605 Nelson Avenue never irowns. Hopes to be a designer Study Hall Aide shy. And above Avenue Terry you'd like to be A lovely girl who of gowns. alex-i0f'V s-K6 off' W' if J + Q. .-. 5 . ,-4, V. A 'e BARTI-I, MARTIN 721 Walton Avenue From sports to jazz, to tropical fish. The Dentists drill is his best dish. BASEN, RITA 125 West Tremont Avenue Ass't Class Treas. She's made of giggles, fun and spice. But best of all shels very nice. BASTONE, MARIA 1150 Teller Avenue Yearbook, Arista Beauty, brains, and personality are hers. Maria is the girl everyone prefers. +fcf6- .Je Malo Zfl' loY'V fnnc .Inq - affitfgfmnu Nbevv- BATIQRIN, STANLEY 1055 Grand Concourse About this boy there's nothing slow. Off to college Stan will go. BAUAI. ROBERT 1758 Eastburn Avenue Arista, Taft Reriew, Yearlvoolf, Off. Aide Toward becoming a biochemist Bob will proceed. We are all very sure that he's bound to succeed. BECK, ROBERT 1165 Gerard Avenue Band. Arista Dentistry will be his vocation. Music and swimming will fill his vacation. BEILOCK, BARBARA 1419 Shakespeare Avenue Blurbs Editor Year Book Barbie is charming, sweet, and petite. As a dental assistant she canlt be beat. BELAIAN, HARRIET 1655 Monroe Avenue Blurbs Editor Year Book, Ass't. Editor Portfolio, Arista, Ojfce Aide As pretty as a sunrise, as sweet as she is wisef, 5? BENFORADO, I-IARIEY 1302 College Avenue Some day Harvey's talents will be displayed, when his music reaches the top of the Hit Parade. BENJAAIIX, LEONARD 1120 College Avenue Foot- ball. baseball. sport clothes galore, where will you find them? ln Benjamins store. BEN-EZRA, JOSHUA 1236 Evergreen Avenue Track BENNETT, BARBARA 1775 Davidson Avenue Shell Team We hope when he gets to college, in history attend Oswego State and learn how to teach. This is a he'll gain much knowledge. goal surely within her reach. , Q 1 X J .- X BEREXGARD, BEVERLY 1107 Gerard Avenue A smart 1 dresser, a pretty face, she has winsomeness and social ' W grace. BERGER, DAVID 137 West Tremont Avenue David wants a higher education. As a college lad, he's a sure sensation. BERGER, MARIAN 1027 Walton Avenue Yearbook. Taft Review, Arista When AIarion's four years of college are done, a wonderful journalist she will become. 21 Bl-IRLLMAN, IIIENIQ 1054 Walton Avenue Arista Dark haired and cute, neat and petite. with all this, lrene can't be beat. BERGMAN, MAXINIL 20 Clarke Place Our girl from the Bronx, Maxine, will be the next College Queen. BIQRGMAN, RUBYE 1350 Grand Concourse Yearbook, Arista Her voice is soft and often still, but when she speaks, she speaks with will. ' I 1 . 'F' 1 1 1 I I W 4 - lr, 1 l!lillI,IND,1'lllG1'1Nl-1 84. Wfest 17114 Street To he a lawver is his aim. We all hope lu' rises to fame. lil-LRMAN, ANN 1115 Grant Avenue Very sweet and very fine is she. A fashion artist is what she wants to be. nIcIuuAN, ARLENE 1974 Grand Avenue Better go to school, better not roam, for Arlene will se d the absentee card home. - f i 5' ?Z'iz W WW ' .1 are 411 f! 7 ff' W N10 I , ' j N K ' i ' l-,.ff.,! , f L I X45 11' A I ,AJ , HL ' ' fr-4 'JUCVIIN kill l J V , he tx I Q 2 I I , K tl' sri N . X IsI:IrMAIv. IaI,mNoIi 1437 Shakespeare Avenue A very good dancer, full of fun, in acting too, she can't be outdone. Izeiuvsriziu, I3AIu3AIrA 107 Elliot Place Off. Aide Her goal is a writing career, slIe'll produce the scoop of the year. BeuNs'rI2IN, Ironigur 1675 Townsend Avenue Traffic Squad Robert is a most agreeable lad, come to think of it, we've never seen him mad. BEVAN. RUCHELLE 1014 Gerard Avenue OH. Aide Rochelle will be a nurse some day, we wish her luck in every way. BIBBO, JOHN 4- Clifford Place John wants to join the Navy and Hsee the world . BILKIS, AL 1310 Sheridan Avenue Off. Aide Anyone who wants a pal. really ought to seek Al. 22 BILL, Bois 1634- Popham Avenue Bob is the 'fiel- ler we all like to know, smart, eliicient, always on the go. BILLER, CAROLE 1454 University Avenue Arista, OH. Aide Here's a girl wlIo's blonde and cute, with lots of brains and charm to boot. BILLING, LOIS 1501 Nelson Avenue Chorus College for Lois, it just won't be. What she wants is an M.R.S. degree. gurl' .0-fvjtel-' AH lfg :IA-f f BIN-NIE. JAMF5 271 East 164- Street Football Team, This football player, lean and tall. is the favorite of us all. BLACHI-LR, SANDRA 1511 Sheridan Avenue Her face is fair. her clothes are smart. she knows just how to steal your heart. BLASHICK, FRED 1060 Sherman Avenue A won- derful guy, we all say. He'll be a big success one day. BLAUFELD, SYBIL 12-14 Grand Concourse Senior Councilman This geen eyed lass will top the list as an industrial psychologist. BLECHMAX, sevnoca 1-111 Townsend Avenue Traffic Squad He's pitching for success in the ball field too. BLEICHER, RONALD 1282 Shakespeare .Avenue Off to college he will go. and make good there. we know. BLOOM, RONALD 1581 Fulton Avenue Ronald would like to be a musician, and with his talents achieve recognition. BLUM, NOAH 1507 Washington Avenue Pres. Typ. Class Energetic Noah. always on the run. he's got vim and vigor all rolled into one. BLLMBERG, JAXET 57 Park Terrace West 05. Aide. Ass't Class Adviser Sensitive. alert. lovely in all ways. she'll be an author one of these days. Boorccnix, Myrna 1367 Sheridan Avenue Cafe .-fide, G.0. Delegate She's such a sweet and loyal friend. that she'1l stand firm until the end. Boorn. sunionie 1472 Brook Avenue Cafe. Aide. Off. Class Treas., Arista, S.S. Rep. Always gives a helping hand. We think she's mighty grand. BOSSWICK, RHODA 1109 Clay Avenue A pretty brunette with big brown eyes. she's the one we ldolize. Bu nsvruo. JACK 442 East 172 Street Who wouldn't be proud to know this boy? He goes to college with a feeling of joy. BLLHIENSTEIN. HENRY 54 West 175 Street Audio Visual .-fide Squad Watch that gleam in his eye. When a dream passes by. BUCCAXFVSU. MARIE 1307 Shakespeare Avenue Kind thoughts and a lovely face, a girl who's knovm for her social grace. I didn'l' mean fo be fresh. 23 -f LN S o'-'ox Q31 17 .y - vo .1 ' K 1. 5 an x' 1 i ,vi .A , A CQ, fx.. 4 Me cheat' CW ' ' BoLoAs1-I, JOEL 1065 Jerome Avenue This boy a dentist soon will be, his patients will like him as did we. BR.-KCC, LAWRENCE 1601 Macombs Road Hes an athlete and full of fun, the hearts of the students he has won. BRANDSTEIN, RUTH 1116 Grant Avenue Secretarial work and then domestic life, we know she'll be a per- fect wife. IlRI'Il'l'IiRMAN. Jlflltltt 1051 Sherman Avenue Trafhr: Squad At the bar he will soon stand, with gavel, not glass, in his hand. BRESSLER, ARTHUR 144 East 208 Street When next you hear of this young lad, plenty of success he will have had. Rironsicv, MARLENE 1321 College Avenue Off. Aide A modest girl, a wee bit shy, yet nothing escapes her sparkling eye. imooxs, BARBARA 519 West 151 Street A promis- ing student, always promising?'f l BRoTi-iERs, MARTIN 984 Sheridan Avenue Arista ln Arista this boy is quite a star, we know hc'll soon go very far. BHOTMAN, BARBARA 1917 Walton Avenue Off. Aide She types with speed and dances with grace. She has a lovely, intelligent face. BROWN. MARY 54- East 118 Street Off Aide Marys affable and full of fun. she's really popular with everyone. BRLCKNER, VVALTER 5. 260 East 176 Street A clever lawyer in time to come. all his cases will be won. BUCHDAHL, ctfsTAv 715 West 170 Street Off. Aide, Off. Class Pres., Hebrew Club, Glee Club To the interfaith movement Gus gives his heart and soul. What a worthy causel May he achieve his goal. 24 BCCKBERC, GERRY 30 Clarke Place Basketball Team, Squad leader, Senior Show Football, basketball, among the rest, make our popular Bucky the very best. BucKsBAUM, RUTH 1212 Grant Avenue Blue eyes, red hair, five two, and never a care. BIJITENKANT, BARBARA 1514 Townsend Avenue Arista, Off. Class Sec., Senior Show, Yearbook Popu- lar always, pretty as ever, charming, sweet, and exceed- ingly clever. fiwyllf 'tif' A BIJRCKHARDT, WERNER 1084 Gerard Avenue Would you like to know what he wants to be? Well for that matter, so does he. Busci-x, KAREN 124 East 177 Street Step by step her goal she'll gain. Her teaching efforts will never be in vain. BUTLER, JOAN 1072 Teller Avenue Off. Class Sec. Bright, witty, graceful, tall, boys for her very often fall. 2, 1 CALBI, EUGENE 315 East 143 Street Be it Army, Navy or Hlarine, it's the Military Service for Eugene. CALDWELL, ANNETTE 1385 Washington Avenue Vim, vigor and vitality are the cause of Anette's popu- larity. CABIEAU, v1v1AN 2073 Anthony Avenue Yearbook Pretty as a picture, pleasant as can be, she'll rate high as a secretary. 'V'- CAMHI, MIRIAM 1436 Clay Avenue Light and sweet, gracious and tall, as a secretary she'll beat all. CANE, MARION 1360 Ogden Avenue Her integrity, self-conhdence and co-operation will make her success- ful in all that she undertakes. CANTOR, NINA 1820 Loring Place Yearbook, Sr. Show Dancing feet and big brown eyes make this girl a nice surprise. CAREY, JOSEPH 1051 Boston Road lf success on the track is any indication, then ,Ice will be great in his allocation. CARR, GEOEFREY 364- East 170 Street Editor-im Chief of Taft Review, Arista Geoffrey will be a fine physician when he becomes a pediatrician. CASCELL, BARBARA 1190 Shakespeare Avenue OH. Aide Marriage and dancing are her dream, as well as Stan, who fits into her scheme. Efil f I 'Z . A CATRICALA, vixcmr 1567 Fulton Avenue Ojfl. Class Treas. Pleasant. and really full of fun, when he's around, there's no work done. CERNIK, c1xcER 254 East 165 Street Off. Class Treas., Type. Aide, Chem. Lab. Aide A graceful girl who will model well. what she will be is easy to tell. CESLER, NORMA 1937 Davidson Avenue Arista, OH. Class Vice Pres. Blue-grey eyes. live-feet-four Norma, whom all the boys adore. 25 fe'-'f3 ci-TABIN, ILSTHER 274- East 166 Street Arista, Physics Lab Aide, Library Aide She has wavy brown hair and oriental eyes, Al is her beau and that's no surprise. CHARLES, ELLEN 305 East Mount Eden Avenue Off. Aide, Arista Charming, sweet and exceedingly bright, as a teacher she'll be her students' delight. CHARNIN, ENID 1507 Popham Avenue Skating, dancing, for Enid fair, N.Y.U. will welcome her there. CHASE. sHE1t.A 299 East Mount Eden Avenue Sheila wants to teach in school, she's quiet and orderly as a rule. CHAZIN, tum 129 West 170 Street Rita with the hazel eyes, very pretty, very wise. ci-TEROFF, GLORIA 1249 Clay Avenue Gloria's am- bition is to become a buyer, she won't let success slip her buy. ci-IIBNICK, LEoNA1uJ 1521 Fulton Avcnue An elec- trical cngineer he's bound to bc, shortly aftcr he attains his college degree. CLAPMAN, MEL 145 West 169 Street Business or the Army, which will it be? Sit back, Mel, just wait and see. cLAttv1T, SYDELLE 1266 Teller Avenue Arista, Phy- sics Lab Aide, Library Aide Happiness is Sydelle's first aim, her brain and wit have won her fame. l A P CUFFEY. JEAN 1475 Grand Concourse Att. Aide Every time that ,lean walks by her red hair will catch your eye. COHAN. WALTER 215 East 164- Street A regular fellow in every way, who is on the road to a C.P.A. COHEN, BARBARA H. 911 Walton Avenue A sweeter girl is hard to find: charming, pretty. helpful, and kind. 26 coHE , BETTY A. 1197 Grand Concourse Charm- ing a d pretty with big, brown eyes, such a sweet girl for a such a small sizel cot-TEN, HARRIET 1631 Washington Avenue Typ, Class Sec. Harriet Cohen, always loaded with smile, she's a gal we won't forget for quite a while. COHEN, JUDITH 1506 University Avenue Judy wants to go to Business College, may she he happy there! fa 9-A zz n. , ' x v CUH-EN, JIQDITH 12-17 Grant Avenue She's tall and terrific to be specific. COHEN, MARTIN 1254 Sherman Avenue Tall. dark. and handsome: ladies. beware! COHEN, PHILIP 1507 Popham Avenue An interior decorator is what Phil wants to be. when he writes on Mrs. Beckhardfs board. it's a sight to see. COHEN, TEDDY 1920 Walton Avenue To call her sweet would be unfair, for there's more than sweetness there. COHN, DENA 1126 Carroll Place A pretty girl who models clothes well. college and then marriage for her we foretell. COHX. JEROME 8 West 169 Street Arisla. H.E. Squad Leader On Taft's football team he got his name. he soon will be in the Hall of Fame. Wwe COLDING, ERNEST 159-14 Harlem River Drive Tall and handsome, built like an athlete. to him any girl can easily be sweet. COLLINS, ARNOLD 1991 Sedgwick Avenue Sports are deep in Arnold's soul. for pro-baseball is his goal. COLON, AIYRNA 265 East 165 Street Nurses Aide Wallpaper. drapes. color. and shade. as an interior decorator she'll make the grade. COSDEN, ELLYN 1881 Billingsley Terrace An actress extraordinaire is she. an airline stewardess she hopes to be. CROSS, RIARLEXE 1655 Townsend Avenue OH. Class Treus, lndustrious. determined. unselfish. and gay. Fond memories of Marlene will never decay. CURLEY, ROBERT 957 Woodvcrest Avenue Bright. handsome. wavy hair. for fishing and boating he has a flair. COMMODORE, JA5IEs 613 Teasdale Place Jimmy wants to be a buyer. we hope he succeeds and goes even higher. COOPERAIAN, TED 114 Tudor Place Football Team He combines sports and work. and does them both well. COSCIA, FILOBIENA 1233 Findlay Avenue There are few from coast to coast who of such charm are able to boast. ...He My dental is in. 27 , h ff z gi' 7 ' UW! f if J f X ,. ,f , f , , J, , I wuz listening, buf please repeat if? fX f S. - 2-4 11 ' ' T WH' ' ' ' A2 as 'I .1 14' A745 if H . 1 'Y - X. 6 K! '- f I , . tk F s v . 5 4 l i lf DANII:I,s, cII.DA 410 East 165 Street OH. Aide Very quiet, but she'll have her say, a particular girl in every way. DAVIDSON, LEATIIICE 99 Featherbed Lane In all her work she succeeds, it seemsg she also has found the man of her dreams. DAVIS, ANNHTTE 220 Boscobel Place Year Book, Chorus Piano, soprano, a college girl soon, we'll find this teacher in an elementary school room. cUsANo, TERESA 266 East 169 Street Pleasant and very merry is our girl Terry. DAFFNER, SUSAN 14-75 Sheridan Avenue Arista, Sr. Councilman, Dramatic Society Pres., OH. Aide Attractive, sweet, talented, and clever. May she possess these trails forever. DALLEH, CAROL 1117 Grant Avenue Tall and sweet, trim and neat, here's a girl you ought to meet. DAVIS, BARBAIIA 2685 Grand Concourse Year Hook A buyer someday she hopes to be, poor Barbie will need lots of energy. DAVIS, IaLI:ANoIt 1518 Washington Avenue Chorus This sweet girl likes people, you see, so in college slIc'll take sociology. DAVIS, LILLIAN 255 East 174 Street Smart, sen- sible, practical is she, what a great housewife Lillian will bel f 2' DAVIS, MARY 1197 Grand Concourse She's sweet and fine with much ambition, she'll be an AV1 laboratory technician. DAVIS, ROBERT 115 West 172 Street Tall and handsome, pleasant as can be, in college he'd like to earn a B.A. degree. DE BRING, WILLIAM 266 East 165 Street A fine personality in school and play, a big success he'll be some day. 28 DEITCH, IRIS 1591 Fulton Avenue Office Aide She isn't short and she isn't tall, she's definitely always 'on the ball'. DELFEL, EVELYN 1757 Underelilf Avenue She plays the piano with delightful ease. Her personality is bound to please. DE LISLE, JVDITH 1755 Weeks Avenue Off. Aide, Drama Society, Senior Show Acting and dancing will take her far, Broadway soon will have a new star. WtZ',WW' A DEN, HELENI3 306 East 171 Street OH. Aicle Here's presenting Helene, trim and blonde, a girl of whom we are quite fond. DESARITZ, HELENE 1225 Sherman Avenue Helene is Cute. Helene is small, for her school she gives her all. DE STEFANO, NAOBII 992 College Avenue Cupid shoots the arrows, but Naomi draws the beaus. DEUTSCH, ARLENE 1611 Nelson Avenue Arista, Year Book Pretty, graceful, charmingfit all sounds trite, hut for Arlene it's exactly right. DIAnIoxD, ARLENE 1650 Topping Avenue This little girl with brown eyes and brown hair has for decoration a wonderful flair. DIAMOND, EILEEN 1550 Townsend Avenue As a Thespian, the fair Eileen will smile at us from the silver screen. DICK, RENEE 1259 Grand Concourse 05. Class Pres., Off. Aide Her hair, her eyes, her quick joy are the things that attract almost every boy. DISTEFANO, Jos 532 East 172 Street Playing base- ball is his aim, it won't be hard to spot ,loe in the game. DORENBUSH, MARTIN 1479 Jesup Avenue To go to college is his plan, he hopes to join the medical clan. 57 DORFMAX, JEAN 1972 Walton Avenue We will never forget our sweet ,Iean4A nicer girl we have never seen. DORN, CELIA 1329 College Avenue She loves to dance, she loves to walk, she also loves to talk, talk, talk. DRALUCK, BARRY 1356 Walton Avenue lf person ality were measured in amperes, Barry would blow a fuse. 1025 Gerard Avenue Off. Aide, Full of spice. full of pep, very sweet and always hep. DRESNER, VERNIA Off. Class Treas. DIIBIN, SHARON 1228 Grand Concourse 017, Aide lsnlt it needless to repeat that she'll be a model, graceful and neat? DIISS, JEAN 118 Rockwood Street H.E. Leader, Off. Class Sec., H.E. Aide Very athletic is this lass, leader of every P.T. class. 29 fgavvv - rn liBl:lNFIELD, IHIILLENE 1675 University Avenue This hazel eyed girl to fame will soar. ln the fashion world she'll be as great as Dior. IQCKHAUS, INA 215 Mt. Hope Place Platinum hair, a winning smile, liked by all, a girl worth while. EDELMAN, ARLENE 1068 Woodycrest Avenue OH. Aide, Off, Class Sec., Subject Class Sec. Arlene is attractive. ln school shels quite active. I.. I31sI':NIsI-nc, Bli1i'1IiAlXl 1304- Merriam Avenue Lab. Aide ln the llhysics Lab, he wishes to teach. We're sure his aim ln-'ll reach. IsIsI-:NHANuI.IeIr. coI:ItINNI-1 1136 Sherman Avenue Sparkling eyes. very dark brown, how she adores doing the town! EISENSON, BEVERLY 1384 Grand Concourse Beverly with lIer dark brown eyesl be careful, boys, they hypnotize. ILNGI-:L, Auumgr 1219 Nelson Avenue Alternate Treas., Aide Smart and fun-loving, and oh so nice. Audrey is the kind you look at twice. ENGEL, JOHN 1100 Grand Concourse Senior Show. Stage Squad, Public Address Squad Mr, Stage Squad, himself. ENCORN, ROCHELLE 1315 Sheridan Avenue Arista, S.S. Rep., Off. Aide, Yearbook Lovely girl only five feet two. pleasant personality, and eyes of blue. 30 . .SP ' 1 ' -W ELIAS, BETTY 1124 College Avenue Ofj, Aide Being a bookkeeper is but half of her career, the part is saved for a boy very dear. ELIAS, CAROLYN 150 West 179 Street Her twink- ling eyes and manner sweet, add charm and grace to dancing feet. EI,soN, PATRICIA 1730 Montgomery Avenue Off. Aide She's what the teacher ordered, quite complete, excellent student, charming and very sweet. EPSTEIN, IRENI: 1181 Walton Avenue Aide Being a good listener and being a good sport, make Irene a girl any boy would court. EPSTEIN, MARILYN 906 Gerard Avenue Off. Class Pres., Aide Blue eyed Doll. IazI:RsKY, PAUL 3826 Sedgwick Avenue Here is a musician very proud. He plays his sax real hot and loud. ref. Beotmlw D500 cpm. t ,h . 2 - s if A w ,-lizie Senior Shou' To work in an oilice is Renees dream. to get ahead is within her means. rricsxsttsxr. JUDY 1535 Cnclercliff Avenue This FARHI. REXEE ll22 Anderson Avenue FABRICAXT. BARBARA lTT5 Clay Avenue Eyes of blue. hair of yellow. she'll never be without a fellow. F-AEDER, MAJORIE 955 Walton Avenue Arista O-fi. glide Very smart and just as sweet. knowing Margie 15 a treat. FARHY. CAROL 1490 Macombs Road A Health Ed. teacher Carol will he: everyone praises her ability. I o hazel-eyed. brown-haired lass is sure to succeed in an-.' class. FEIGIN. TED 1555 Grand Concourse 017. Class Pres.. Szvirnmirtg Team. Band. Capt. Cafe About Ted we cannot lie. to us he's just a mightly swell guy. FEILER. PAUL 185 McClellan Street Paul is lots of fung he's a hit with everyone. FEIS, HELENE 1700 B. Harrison .Avenue Arista Two assets Helene does possess-beauty and finesse. FEIS. MARLENI-I 1011 Sheridan Avenue Smiling eyes. pretty grin. Angel without. Devil within. To HCYU I l owe DG -the Y0tl'f5rq71 5 'T 'P kurwyg y WMA 454 '10 Hot! 1+ S 30+ 4 z WE41' IA' V-ffuf CI SMIIC X' C' U ov nccd :Q Q: 'flffjzsflv' FEIXJIAX. LEWIS 1662 Grand Popular and quiet while in school, not often breaks the golden rule. rsixsrrtx, NATHAN 1411 Townsend Avenue Nathan smiles and all join in. he's got such an inviting grin. FEIT. ARTHUR 1112 Carroll Place Arthur knows that the shortest distance between two dates is a good line. 2, . ?:f FEINGOLD. BETTE 1815 Monroe Avenue Dramatic' Sociely. Arista. Senior Show. Year awk With looks and talent combined. she makes a gal who's got what it takes. FEIXCOLD. FRAXK 2675 Grand Concourse A hand- some fellow. an athlete too. he'll join the army. to his country be true. FEINGOLD. JOAN 214 East 168 Street Arista .loan is sweet. cute. and fair. She and Gil make a per- fect pair. 1. 2? Would YOU like fo go fo fhe prom with ME? KVUQMC 31 kk. Aarrb 45 r WW f fl , 1' I t 'w X VM' J IPELDNIAN, Lols 917 Sheridan Avenue Editor Review, Arista, Yearboolf. Taft Review spend her days in heaven, Lois would go to B47. FIQLLNI5R, LILNORIZ 1200 College Avenue Aide To he a musical arranger is Lenore's aim. with her talent she'll race to fame. FBLSEN, JILL 1387 Jesup Avenue Off. Class Treas.g Yoo Service Hosp Aide Here? a girl lovely and ,fp linest you'll everlmeet. S1 DOL hoo are Inviting ME fo the prom? QSDCAYX ff ' -I, . M' f ' l l11l.'l'MAN, IIANIIA' H56 'lownst-nd Avenue An in- IflCl'liIlS'I'l'llN, fIII'I'III'II 14125 Townsend Avenue lle'll tm-lligeut buyer lllf wishes to hc, purchasing clothes for you and Inc. I-'IaIuIINANIm, JOAN 225 McClellan Street quick repartee and twinkling toes will hring her success wherever she goes. l-'I-IR'1'I11L. LQIIIQTTA for Loretta, she'll win your heart, from her company it's hard to part. Honey's 17044 Morris Avenue Look out . x,0f if X FILIPPELLI, CAROLINE 1190 Grant Avenue Class Treas. One of the nicest girls that Taft knows. The fellows seek her wherever she goes. FINE, HAIIRIET 1410 Grand Concourse Arista, Year Book, Portfolio Blue eyed little Miss who is gifted in art. FINK, IIIQGINA 1269 Sheridan Avenue Off. Aide Sec. Brown hair, sweet and fair. with many friends she'll not despair. 32 work his way through coll:-ge hecause he prizes knowl- mlgc. I-'I'lVliIiSTI'lIN, HI-1I.ICN 1275 Grant Avenue Off. Aide Green eyed angel with a most agreeable personality. FICIIIIIAN, LINDA 14475 Wythe Place She plays the piano and she knows lIow to sing, to her these assets success will bring. FINKELSTEIN, RUTH 2345 Tiebout Avenue Arista, Switch Board, 129. Pres. Heb. Club Over Hebrew Ruth has cast a spell. ln that subject she does more than well. FISHER, MARIA-IN 114- E. 168 Street The finest things in life should come to one whose presence is such a joy. FISHER, PAIJL 1270 Gerard Avenue Paul is a wiz- ard when it comes to gym, college will make a track star of him. J Aa 1,7 .it I I FISHER, RONALD 1675 Grand Concourse Rctg' will work as hard as he can, to fulfill his dreams as a business man. FISCHER, SHEILA 1190 Shakespeare Avenue Sheila's got spark and lots of pep, and when she dances, shels really hep. FISCHER, TRUDI 1255 Findlay Avenue Usher, Year Book, Aide Artistic Trudy, pretty and sweet, she's just the girl you to meet. FLAKS, BETTE 1025 Gerard Avenue Year Book, Tennis Club A pretty face with writing knowledge makes her a likely student for college. FLAMBAUBI, siscmutyn 254 East 165 Street A lover of music, always sincere, whate'er his ambitions, they'11 always be dear. FLAST1-IR, THELMA 1478 Walton Avenue Our Teddy is always ready. I FLEISCHMAN, GERALD 1659 Walton Avenue Aide. Gym Leader, Truck Team Electrical engineering is in the cards for him. ln any endeavor he's sure to win. FLEIT, DOLORES 1466 Townsend Avenue Yearbook Tootsie is certainly full of fun, what a girl for some- one's son! FODERA, LIRONIA 14.92 Montgomery Avenue Short and sprightly as a pup, one would like to eat her up. 14 Z FOGILL, MICKEY 14-73 Popham Avenue A well groomed young lady, fond of music and cooking. Many gentlemen, soon, for her will be looking. FORMAN, ANITA 1410 Nelson Avenue Arista Anita is an adorable lass, and sure to lze tops in any class. FORTH, ROSEMARIE 1246 College Avenue A sweet little miss, always ready with a song. You really ought to see her play ping-pongl FORTUNATO, NICHOLAS 1235 Webster Avenue ln- cluded in Nick's future plan is the thought of being a business man. FOX, JOAN 1081 Anderson Avenue Lovely, sweet, charming, gay, a really line girl in every way. FRANK, NATALIE 1115 Jerome Avenue Ass'z. Social Service Rep. When you become a well known nurse, will it be a doctor for better or worse? 33 rk.sxKa1,, ci-IARNE 1500 Popham Avenue Charne is short, but oh so sweet. she is what we call petite. FliANK1il., sHe11.A 14-26 Walton Avenue. Shes full of hrc. hep to jive. as a Mambo dancer, she's quite alive. Fltlill-.R, imrmilcrrl-1 1050 Carroll Place Sec.. Tragic Aide Harriette is pretty and very sweet, as nice a girl as you'll ever meet. , il ' ' V - 'A .wg-Wig , rx, Q . N 1 . ' : I , H A ' . it v 1 ifimzn. HAIQHARA 1054 Carroll Place Arista, Dra- matic' Soeiety. Official Class G.0. Delegate Barbara is beautiful and smart. Thats why she won .lay's heart. I-'RlliD. ISARIMXIIA 1242 Morris Avenue With ambi- lion she is lilest, with work and courage she'll ass an e P Y lest. LU Fnlialiuxgnc, Molmls 1664 Weeks Avenue Gym Leader This boy is a gymnast through and through. l-le's excellent on the parallel and high har, too. I-'RIIiDIiI.L, JUAN 2 We-st 169 Street Pretty little Joanie, we really think will get her man quick as a wink. FREIDMAN, HPLHBHRT 1346 Grant Avenue Tragic Squad Captain, Class President, Official Aide For accounting he has great zest, as a C.P.A., hc'll he among the best. FRIED, uonori-lx' 100 West 1741 Street She likes boys, hut to be specific, right now she thinks Richie's terrific. fL Ii V ti' l i S g Q is , .,.4+ Wi. wr do S '99 1 Ja' 'S -9 V vw ,p U FRIEDMAN, HUSALYN 1345 Shakespeare Avenue Senior Aide, Attendance Aide 1 came, 1 slept, 1 got engaged. 1 want it written on every page. FRIEDMAN. sum 1356 Sheridan Avenue Full of charm, full of wit. with everyone she makes a hit. I-'Rll-ISEL, ISABEL 1149 Anderson Avenue 8th Term Newspaper Yery attractive. lots of pep. Isabel is really hep. 34 FRUMIN, ROSALIND 50 East 172 Street If you have a cold and it gets worse, call for Rosalind to be your HUfSe. CANDELMAN, FRED 1648 Washington Avenue Chorus Fred's a fellow pleasant and gay, when he sings, it brightens the day. CANOP, SHI-:ILA 1528 Nelson Avenue Mix a charm- ing smile and a pleasant personality, this introduces Sheila without formality. ,. ' , 9 3 6 , 0 MARTIX -1'T An ergon Avenue 1 A d . Marty plans to go to college. to gain skill in sports and knowledge. CARY, Pi-rirus Axx 1270 Grant Avenue Senior Class Sec., Service Rep. Eyes of green. hair of gold. and talent. too. a thousand fold. cAvENsKx', SHARON T5 West 175 Street Captain of the History Department Squad Sherri' is our own sweet girl. she really is a precious pearl. .RM , 4' QEIGER. CAROLE 235 Blount Hope Place Aide Senior Show Full of mischief. full of fun. A bundle of happiness loved by everyone. GELLER. LARRY 1804 Harrison Avenue Captain. Traffic Squad: ,llernber of Band and Orchestra ln four years of school he showed great zest. ln dental college he'll be one of the best. GERY. HAZEL 100 East 182 Street Cond luck and Cod speed to a courageous girl. .Z ZW waffle inflict s s .ss ,.,.iLi7 cisoor. JUAN 1295 Sheridan Avenue Year Book, CITELMAN. PHvLLis 220 Boscobel Place Arista Sec., Lebanon Hospital, Aide Fellows like her. all Her main ambition is to attend C.C.X.Y. Though. if A girls agree. something to look at. but definitely. she got married. she would not cry. wld' 2 GIGANTE, YOLANDA 1282 Shakespeare Avenue cirmsox. MARILYN 1678 Xelson Avenue Office ' Social Service Rep. She's full of smiles and full of Aide With her hair black as coal. Lynn is sure to spice. she's full of pep and very nice. reach her goal. cnivusox. LESTER 12-L6 Morris Avenue Arisla. cLAssi:L. EDTV.-XRD 1045 Grant Avenue East 165 Street Assistant Editor of Portfolio.'i .4udio-lisual Captain He studies. he works. does everything right. All sum- med up. he's dynamite. J ' V D . ,p W. i ,fit I. f i 1 - V - . IM 1212 Grand Concourse lf your 0LAsER, BARRY teeth give you a pain. Barry will make them well again. 1515 Hacombs Road After col- GLASSER, GERALD lege is begun. Gerald plans a life of fun. cuaxxox, JAMES 429 East 166 Street A regular fellow. the all around sort, fond of people. fond of sport. Fishing is for Ed Classel. We wish him luck with his mackerel. . . if elected . . 35 bfi? x wk :br- 9 Didn'f think I knew fhe answer, did you? CLICKMAN, MARILYN 1320 Sheridan Avenue Sec- retary Aide Here is a girl who is sweet and clever, may she succeed in every endeavor. GOLDBERG, FRANCINL 207 West 179 Street Senior Show A pint-sized gal but very sweet, to know her is really a treat. GOLDBERG, LYNNE 1172 Anderson Avenue Year- book, Taft Review, Senior Show, Arista To write and teach is her desire, wt-fre sur shell set the world on fire. J-'A 1 pb.. Wa! W t50I.lJlililiG, MARILYN 1306 College Avenue Always a jolly laugh or grin, if fun's the offering. count her in. coi,untaut:. Moiuus 1487 Teller Avenue Swing Band, Basketball Team, Senior Show This mighty mite on the hasketba fi or, with his jump and hook shots. raises the score t:oLuBiiR' L I ifhtptgomery Avenue He Dir 10' Y et, one of the nicest co1,uisi3utL, ltICI1AItIfil'1766 klmtiisn Avenue Dick's quite popular i-iirthe glass, YIOIM willl WCW 12155- - By coi,u1zi:uc, RICHAI J, 1505 'ranl Concourse drilling he will which he hopes to attain. 'w'Q f1,i t. xi, 5, co1,D1aNBi5nG, victim' 1081, Gerard Avenue Heres a tzytof spirit and zestx to 'raise-xropical Fish he tries his GULIIFEDER, BERNICE 1151 Sheridan Avenue Arista, Guidance Aide, Councilman Bernice is a vivacious lass. ln French and Hebrew she leads her class. GOLDFEDER, RAYMOND 1453 Walton Avenue In science his interest chiefly lies. He-'ll reach the top be- cause he tries. GOLDFINGER, DIANNE 1454 Walton Avenue Very pretty, also nice. a hit of glamour and a bit of spice. 36 COLDMAN, ALAN 1588 Morris Avenue Swingband, Cafeteria Aide, Orchestra, Band The sound of his trumpet echoes through the school, in a musician's world he will rule. COLDMAN, JOANNE 5 Cabrini Boulevard A recep- tionist she wants to he, she's sweet and friendly as we can see. GOLDNI-IR, BARBI 1264 Sheridan Avenue Alternate Treasurer, Attendance Aide An actress? A buyer? What will she do? That she doesn't know yet is really true. cotosrmx, BARBARA 1530 Townsend Avenue Arista, Chorus, Yearbook Heres a sweet and clever lass, who always stands at the head of her class. GOLDSTEIN, JUDY E. 1735 Townsend Avenue Assistant G.O. Rep., Aide When comes the time we all YIIUSI part, Judy, we'll say, stole eve-ryone's heart. couisrsix, JOSEPH 1491 Shakespeare Avenue An accountant Joseph hopes to be. He will be noted for his accuracy. ootnsrrix. LCRRAINE. 201 Marcy Place Lorraine and llarvin make a fine team. we hope her wishes turn out like her dream. GOLDSTEIN, MARCIA 860 Grand Concourse Cafe. Aide, Arista, Class Treas., Year Book A combination of virtues given to few. very bright, very sweet, and charming too. cotnsrstx, MII-HAM 241 East 169 Street Social Work in Lebanon Hospital Shes dainty and pleasant this girl we all know, but hands oil, fellas. cause Jerry's her beau. ,tc WA.- I GOLDSTEIN, BOB 1237 Findlay Avenue 0.0. Presi- dent, Senior Council, Senior Baslretball Tournament Goodlooking and popular, with a Winsome nay. hell make his mark in politics one day. COLDSTEIN. SHIRLEY 447 Claremont Parkway Up and coming, bright' and snappy, her keen sense of humor keeps everyone happy. GOLDWYN, ANN 185, McClellan Street In her future career there'll be'nd stops, as an outstandirg model she'll be tops. f. di.. GQLLY, GARY 15 Clarke Place Gary aims to le arw, ' engineer, that he will succeed we have no fear. , KAJS-Q P GCMER, ALFRED 1075 Gerard Avenue Senior Coun- rilnzfzn, C.O. Store. Cafe. Airle A little joke. a little cheer. a little mischief. and :Xl is here. cpoom1Aw,PAL'LA 1520 Plimpton Avenue She's I full of smiles and full of spice, she's full of pep and 'l ' 'Q very nice. . U 1 'a GORDON, MARSHALL 115B West 168 Street Cap- tain of Cafe., Hebrew Club. Camera Club A wide reader. gifted in art, in worth while events he'll play a big part. Q GORDON, SHEILA 1600 Nelson Avenue Social ac- tivities are in her line. She hopes to be a buyer fine. CORNIE. BARBARA 957 Teller Avenue J. J.'s a boy who's six feet two. Hobbies the girl hell get hitched to. 37 1 W '- 1 Qi c30rTFR1uD,cigortcr: 1121 Morris Avenue Library Aide, Locker Aide Hels full of wit and full of pep, when be starts, he's really hep. COTTFIIIED, imom. 335 East 166 Street The best of luck to our Rhoda dear. She and Norman will be married next year. co'rTL1r:rs,AL1Crc 1581 Fulton Avenue Aide Cirlish charms, pretty face, Arnie thinks she's full of grace. I A! x0 9 . ' Vakfsv' J,,'.N ' ' ,pa X 3' 'tv- qe ,abq 5 , 3ptSt4tNA W S . xA0 M, he cttw t,0jjWe'M fjlille at.tM l 01 QL I l Mayo +' www ua05Dal'G if 'ld I C ffffix Sl.-P 15 W - tpo1 r'1.1rf:n, l'AllI,A 214 Marcy Place As a private t,ltl'1I'1NBl'l1tG,1.1l,A 1659 Washington Avenue t, secretary Paula goes plaees, also gifted in social graces. Library Aide As quiet and sweet as people go, this ' lv t:nANA'r, AUSTIN 1774 Eastburn Avenue Cynz girl is a pleasure to know. Q. xx Leader, Pres. Phozograplzy Club, Off. Class Treas. tQRl'1l'lNSTlCIN, wAl.T1ctt 288 East 168 Street Sera 'c ,AK 'P Photography takes moat of his timeg in engineering Squad Captain About his fixture he does insist,J,t 'N' he'll be fine. will lze a pharmacist. ,D- onram, DAVID 1515 Grand Concourse Off. Class r:iua1aNwAi,n, rsE1vJAMrN 186 East 164' Street Ho' RQ l V.P. About his looks there is no doubt, and his talks with sparkle and wit, when it comes to tishing,i l K subtle humor is hard to rout. he does a bit. W ,x - of 1' X X.. t 71 Y. 1 VVYV .-.-- K, ki, 1 N Q c:RtaaNvvAi.D, PETER 1375 Grand Concourse Base- ball Team Peter plans to manage a hotel or resort, Surely he'll have time for many a sport. cm-QHER, MARTIN 1981 Sedgwick Avenue Traflic Squad, Senior Council. Current Events Club Quiet. subtle, a good friend ever, he'll be successful in any endeavor. cntuco, JOSEPH 1634 Batbgate Avenue I.B.KI. will surely employ this very kind and honest boy. 38 CROPPER, STANLEY 1225 Sheridan Avenue Cafe. Captain He's quiet and shy, but he'll make the girls by and by. QROSSMAN, HENRY 305 East Mount Eden Avenue Biology Aide Here's hoping a liberal arts course will make him well informed and happy. cRossMAN, ritvrivc 87 West 169 Street Off to Col- lege Irv will Hee, time will tell just what he'll be. cnussxmx, MARK 1665 Monroe Avenue Library Aide. Official Class Aide He may he bashful. he may be shy. but getting down to facts. he's really a swell guy. cnossuax, MIRI.-XM 601 West 156 Street Aide ln order to increase her knowledge Miriam is headed for college. cnossxrax. xaxcv 55 Mount Hope Place Off. becretary Popular girl. not too tall. she's liked hy one and all. -2 GRINFELD. FLORENCE 1688 Topping Avenue To otrlx BI-.HN-Xhll U1 Elliot Plate Foatbfzlt Team know her is a pleasure. To Bill she is a treasure. aw or ort it 1 vv v t te U ctixnp. BARBARA 1064 Sheridan Avenue Ofiirial tl: Class Councilnzan, Prom Com. Sweet and friendly. H-Xl-N GLRXIDIXF 1387 ,le up Xyenue Nvxeet Girl really grand. Always ready to lend a hand. re pal Geraldine 1 quite a al GKSSAK, SAIL 1664- Macomhs Road Chem. Squad. HXIFON LNTHI-R 1340 XIOITI Xt enue E ther Audio-Visual Squad Meelianieally minded and very very no at tantin ie ov a fmt her n seientihe. ln all his classes. he's really terrific. rntrant1n fx Q -LJ? tifwf HALPERIX. cvxrma 1001 Grand Concourse flrista We may have snow and then the sun may shine. But Cynthia's personality is always divine. HALPERN, LENORE 1359 Findlay Avenue .-lrista. Study Aide, Chorus Lenny is really very sweet. with her charms it's hard to compete. HALPERN, PHYLLIS 1550 Selwyn Avenue Shes fun. she's pleasant in every way. her future with Phil she-'ll share some day. fn ,Q .,, ,. la, 7,1 , ff tw - Q' ,ffl , rf' 20 push ups???? HALPERN, RITA 27-L East 172 Street Sweet and smart is her combination, lim sure sheill be successful in any occupation. HALPERN, ROSALIND 1701 Eastburn Avenue Year- boolf, Orchestra, Social Service Com. ln music and service. she does more than her bit. Shes known through school for her delightful wit. HALPERN, sHELi.Y 1359 Finlay Avenue 8th term Representative. Aztrlio-Visual Squad, Orchestra. Senior Council ln all things musical she doth shine, her violin playing is really fine. !n we i H..- HAmA1m:s, iomxon 176 liast 176 Street A sues-t HXWIJLIN, ICLAINI-1 1085 Antler:-on Avenue Sweet and quit-l lass yvlltfll always he at the ln'-ad of her class. and pretty with a yen to draw. l'lcrc's a girl VNllll0lll, a HAMlH'1l,'l'UY, 5HlHl,liX 1321 Franklin Avenue Seri- flaw. ous girl, lovely and kind, the type thats very hard to imysifw, 1-1'1T14.11 1282 Webster Avenue Handsome find. Pete, six fe-et tall, will 1-ntcr tht- field to 1JlLly good hall. HANIJliI.MAN, I-IIDITH 1515 Selwyn Avenue Ohlice HANZIZI., JACQI?l'1I,INI5 136 West 172 Street Herr-'s Aifle Lovahle Edie a teacher will hcfcan she tea .good looking chick that would make any oflitre look kids to he as sweet as she? ' 5 ' slick. lu . - - , 1 A ,iws fum, , HARRING. HILDA 1800 Andrews Avenue Her skat- ing and dancing are really great. We hope shell be treated well by fate. HARRIS, Moxnoig 1650 Grand Avenue Sporty is he. full of charm and wit. on the chair in his dentists office you'll he proud to sit. HARRISON, MAHJORIE 2320 Grand Concourse Arista, Varsity Show, Faculty Show, Dramatic Society An inspiring Theshian she will be. this proves that Arista girls have versatility. 40 HARTINIAN, PEARL 1340 Grant Avenue Pearl is sweet and always kind. If you want a pal, herels a find. HASKEL, RITA 1741 Clay Avenue Aide Sight Con- servation Class With bright blue eyes and flaxen hair. many a lad she will ensnare. HAIQSER. IRMA 1750 Grand Avenue Her cheerful smile is a pleasure to see, we know that she's happyg that is her key. I ,w,I, l if-A Eu 275. iv K .VN se--0-3 7. at ? J . 2 f.4154 HEBSCHI-1R,INA 1275 Grant Avenue Honey hair. HELLER, LQRNA 1801 Lhiversity Avenue Attrac- sweet and tall. For lna many boys do fall. tive and charming and really sweet. no wonder all the HECI-ILER, IIAvIo 1540 Walton Avenue This fellow fellas fall at her feet. plans to go to college in order to broaden his knowl- HENIK, AIACRICE 210 East 166 Street An all- Qdge- round athlete who will be an asset in the Marine Corps. HECHT, XURMA 1605 Nelson Avenue Aide, Class HEXKIN, CAROL 1685 Topping Avenue Social Treaslfrer lntelligent. faithful, modest, and charm- Service Aide. Traffic Aide, Senior Slzouf Her eyes are ing. 1n any group, she's quite disarming. green. her hair is brown. on her face theres never a . , t' . vt! frown. if . 1' 2 g Q51 K . - lil MM . gr HER3IAN,FRANC1NI-1 124- East 177 Street ,ilafh Ojjlice. Off. Class Sec. Many people she will assist, in her chosen profession as a pharmacist. HERMAN, AIARCIA 1515 Selwyn Avenue Marcia is liked by everyone, that is because she is so much fun. HERSCH, LEE 1475 Walton Avenue Yearbook, Portfolio, Office Aide Lee will be an artist among the best. she's really terrific and full of zest. HONOR, ROBERT 1385 Shakespeare Avenue Golf Team Einstein's theory to him is pie. He under- stands everything, that scientific guy! HOPKINS. NORMA 947 Sheridan Avenue Each and everyone agrees. She has what it takes to please. Honovlrz, EDNA 1267 Grant Avenue In charm and personality she will pass the test, as a future buyer, she'll have great success. HIRSCHJIAX, FRAXCINE 1153 Grant Avenue Senior lice President. Senior Show Co-Director Francine is charming and rather tall. with a cheery hello and smile for all. HOFFMAN. XcRxI.x 1048 Sheridan Avenue Class Secretary Always happy. always gay. That's our Norma the livelong clay. I-IoI.zBERc, cHARI.I1s 57 West 175 Street Aitle Chem. Lab. Alert. ready, always on his toes. we wish him the best as to the navy he goes. Smq Lek 0-4,-os, C721 , W the Homemalring Class Under false Colors shell never sail. Don is luckyg other boys wail HOROWITZ, BARBARA 136 W. 172 Street Leader of? 0 KJ your joys be as deep as the ocean. and your sorrow o.J J, Q2 HUCHI-Ls, CAROL 416 East 165 Street Aide May ' - f ,, is be as light as its foam IRCANC, I,lil-1 100 West 174 Street Class Secretary She plays the piano and dances with grace. ln a busi- ness oHice she'll fill a good place. tsAACs.1s1llRRAx' 235 Mount Hope Place Attend- ance Aide We can easily tell, this boy is hound to excel. ISAACSON, NORMAN 30 Clarke Place Traf-lr Team, Swing Hand, OH. Class Treas. Here's a lad with black hair and brown eyes, more than one girl over him sighs. XISRAEI., JOEL 1347 Morris Avenue Watch the tvvinkle in his eye when a pretty girl goes by. W ,- . ff ,Ns , mea, V,', ' fn.. ,i- fllljjl L' 'M 1 'I ,I ' I I' 1' . . J, Q 5 ffl if , A 4 -Iflifv' X ttf A , '-l' .-? fl'f-.- 1sRAE1.sKY, BIQHNARIJ 1340 Morris Avenue Blue eyes, hair that's wavy, he's a candidate for our navy. JACKSON, ANDREW 506 West 179 Street Pleasant, cooperative. intelligent lad, his departure from Taft makes his teachers sad. JACOBS, CLIFFORD 1050 Carroll Place Cliff's future as an artist seems far from dim-because all the gals want to model for himl JACOBS, DANIEL 134 West 93 Street Band An honest, straightforward boy whose business ventures are sure to be successful. JACOBSON, ROBERT 2244 Creston Avenue ln his future we can see a wonderful career as a brilliant NLD. JAMES, ROSE MARIE 102 Wiest 87 Street A model bookkeeper she will be. since she always works efhs ciently. 4-2 JANOWSKI, AARON 299 Riverside Drive Audio- Visual Squad, Orchestra, Band, Arista A civil engi- neer at some future date. He's an oboe player who stays up very late. JESHIVA, MELVIN 1050 Anderson Avenue Cafe. Aide As a friend he canit be beat, a finer lad you couldn't meet. JOHNSON, INGA 160 West 168 Street Subtle, sweet, gentle. and kind. This type of girl is hard to find. ,fd . f' nf -OJ JoHxsoN.THEi.11.i 1855 Grand Concourse Pleas- ant of manner. soft of voice. for real success. she is our choice. Joxes. .anxotu 600 East 164 Street With his math he will go far. Arnold's really above par. JOSEPH. AXXETTE 1340 Morris Avenue Band when Annette plays her clarinet there's never a frown. At some future time. sheill win renown. KAGAN.AXN1ZTTE 8-10 Grand Concourse slide A girl with brown hair and dark brown eyes. bookkeep- ing is the field in which she'll specialize. t-QAHN. HERBERT 228 East Tremont Avenue Cafe. :fide A very bright bov without a gripe. We wish him all the best things in life. K.-H-IX. FHYLIIS 1411 Townsend Avenue A veter- inary nurse she'll be bye and bye. Her rank will surely be very high. KAPL.-XB. DOROTHY 254 East 174 Street Senior Council. Olympic S Senior Day Com.. Off. .-Iide An individualist. who's nice to see-from modern dance to jE'welI'y. KAPLAN. KAREN 1860 Morris Avenue Karen has ambition and plenty of zest. ln advertising she'll rate among the best. xAPL.ix. KARYL 909 Sheridan Avenue Lib. Aide.. Spanish Cl. Aide Tall and blonde and full of cheer. it's always a pleasure to have Karyl near. gd' hive, JOYCE. MARILYN 964 Morris Avenue Shell work a while and then shell marry. Heres a girl that will never tarry. Jt'RorEr.Evvrcz. mraooatexs 425 East 166 Street 5 feet 5. eyes of gray: Always laughing. come whit may. KAD1-ZX. BARBARA 1372 Grant Avenue ' Arista. Year Book. Dramatic So.. Senior Shou' With words that should be heard and a face that should be seen. this girl will make many beauties turn green. Q ,relax 4. , fffff'- ,562 ,aaa x,u.sTE1N. s.1.t'L 1325 Nelson Avenue A tall. dark- 2 eyed. athletic boy. He loves many sports-they bring X X him joy. K.xLisH. :I-IELLEY 1521 Shakespeare Avenue Asst. C.O. Rep.. Her red hair is like a flame. her work as a secretary will bring her fame. x.iLxit's.xi.aH1Lvx 215 Mt. Hope Place Brown eyed Alarilyn would give anything. to marry a mah as rich as a king. - I musf make fhe chorus this ferm! 43 X I'm just WHS? www' I Q gigfyeeeef K.-XPLAN, LoLIsI5 356 East 166 btreet Louise is fun. Louise is sweet, Louise is a girl that ean't he heat. K.-XPLAN. RICHARD 265 Cabrini Boulevard He'11 carry his camera to college. KAPLAN, RosLi'N 150 West 179 Street A quiet virl with lots of pci.'e never makes unnecessary H015 3. IV-tI'1.xx. w uuucw -e nlifle. Gym 1,l'fI1l!'l' Xv2lI'1'1'Il.h ' it Iraq et. ft-r llu' .Xrniy lu- s an .-X Une bet. ktxsszn. num 1170 Ct-rarcl Xxenue Senior lres. He rulexl 'llult with at roxiug: eye. Iitxs'I'I:v. Iujutcia 211 East 169 Street ter. full of fun. popular with everyoiie. I v nl .A sa? Full of laugh- tfffh 5.-Q -N 1 An ..,,v- -We-1' tryin .wtf . S ,,,, X ew X 7 I an will K,Xn'I'lt1NI-Q11. 11111111111 25 East Clarke llutze Arisla, TT!!-Mil' Sq, As t'l'illl'l'l111fl stumps is the snort ol kings, ulout llowaril wt-'ll ulwttys think 14UI1ill'I'l-lll things. I O g KX'I'StjHKIi.Hl'1Nlt1 1360 .llu-ritlun Jlventu- Aide, History Class To this niet- lioy whom we all know, wrur wishes for liappinvss surely will gn. K.-XTZ, zczttmxu 1114 Nlorris Aventu- Zurluntl likes to run and swim. ln all pranks, you eau't heat him. X - 1 x X- V n lit I 1 I I x Wm 4 ,M V14 . ,I KW 2 has , f x , 61 f f Q X f e 0 X f I 1890 Andrews Axenue Arista. Lib. Aide, Sr. Colmcilrnan. Olympic Com. lntelli- gent-e plus personality as well. Equal a girl who is L ' vi, 7 R L.A.e 4 f 1 ,A df .E .gy s I Q. mx kk V! X , . f 4 A 4 if was L X 4 Q I I 1 , x Ll KAI FAIAN. EIIJEIEN really swell. K.-X111-'MAN,li1,A1NE 185 McClellan Street For someone loxely and sweet. Heres a girl that can't be beat. KAIIFMAN, MATTHEW 240 East 175 Street Lib. Aide lN1att's desire is to achieve success. what he will be is everyones guess. 44 dh 4 !. IQAYEE, AIARIUN 2675 Creston Avenue Aide Shelll dance her way on to fame, in time to come, Weill hear of her name. KE1T,ROB1-:RTA 181 East Mount Eden Avenue She-'11 he a bride very soon. She'11 be MRS. no later than June. KELLER. RENEE 1011- East 177 Street Lost and Found Aide, Class Pres. Renee has large, lovely blue eyes. she-'s very charming and very wise. KELLER, ROBERTA 1504 Sheridan Avenue A quiet nature which seldom can reveal the depth which she really does feel. KELLERAIAN, MICHAEL 1011 Sheridan Avenue He'd like to star in Hollywood. and with his looks, we bet he could. KENET, SYLYIA 1950 Andrews Avenue Art Aide She'll major in Art at Miami U. May her joys he many. her troubles very few. I , f 22 Q 6 J 1 ' J 1 Va X . . g KERSHEXBAIIBI, LEONARD 1530 Plimpton Avenue Tzzfl Basketball Team The everlasting jokster with eyes so snappy, enjoys seeing people carefree and happy. happy. KESTEN, ADRIEXXE 1414 Shakespeare Avenue A friendly smile. a cheery hello, are the things which make Adrienne glow. KIRscHBAL3I, CARYL 1269 College Avenue Caryl possesses charm and wit. with these assets she'll make a hit. 2 I av I J KIRSCHNER, s'rLfARr 1475 Walton Avenue Stuart is tall and strong. He tries never to do wrong. KIRSTEIN, AKDREY 1770 Andrews Avenue Yery pretty, somewhat coy. her singing brings us lots of joy. KLEIN, ELAINE 1542 Walton Avenue Arista Elaine is an Arista star. as a seqretary she will go far. LYAYW 1 I R ,1 ff. lj' ' cl! W tb KLEIN, RICHARD 1275 Edward L. Grant Highway Senior Show, Gym Leader Dick Klein's a lady's man. he'll snap them, or take them whenever he cangwith his camera. KLEINMAN, DOROTHY 1253 Findlay Avenue Aide, Year Book A knitter. a skater. a future teacher too, isn't that enough for any girl to do? KLEINSTEIN, HARVEY 1150 Grand Concourse H. E. OH. Aide Into Dad's business Harvey will go. where much of his talent he will bestow. . 0 2 s Q 1 , . A ill ' KLEIN, HOWARD 1115 Grant Avenue Beware. Be- ware. Oh Little Lass. of this promising member of our class. KLEIN, MELYIN 1553 Selwyn Avenue Molecules, neutrons. atoms fill his mind. Ambition? Nuclear physicist we find. KLEIN. nova 1705 Andrews Avenue A further education she will seek-this honey blonde girl who is quite chic. 45 we-we KLINGER, JOSEPH 1348 Sheridan Avenue Joey often acted as class clown. There was always fun when he was around. KOBRE, MYRON 230 East 173 Street Photo. Club A good fellow who likes his math, as an accountant hell draw taxpayers' wrath. Icocsis, MARILYN 1344 Wilkins Avenue Traffic Squad Rings on her fingers, bells on her toes. She will be dancing. wherever she goes. W1 'J Xp 1 L r. t . if of T ft J fl ' I4oIJNIeR, l.liNURl'1 1240 Sheridan Avenue We hope this really sweet girl, Lenore, will succeed in psychology and lots IIl0I'C. Icorsxr, IRWIN 1500 Morris Avenue Taft Review Photographer Cl. He carries a camerag he smiles and makes merry. ln college he'll study veterinary. Koi-IN, MURIEI. 1310 Sheridan Avenue Sweet gal, nice disposition, to be a buyer is her ambition. Koicnv, IfLoItI5IvcI1 1261 Meriam Avenue Off. Aide What a smart brunette. for some fellow to get! KOLBY, VERA 260 East 176 Street Class Sec. Going to college to get a degree. We wonder what Vera's going to be. KOPIT, SAUL 1639 Fulton Avenue Saul is modest and very shyg he'll be a great carpenter bye and bye. KOSOW, PHYLLIS 1664- W'eeks Avenue Arista If it's a new frock you desire. go to Phyl, sheill plan your attire. KOSSIN, SARA 1201 Shakespeare Avenue A lovely girl we're all agreed. ln dental hygiene. were sure shell succeed. 46 KoI.Iv1i:R, SHEILA 320 East 176 Street Arista, Off. Class Sec. Here comes Sheila, as graceful as can beg on the skating rink she is something to see. eo. of vj'y.+ ...X xo ' M . gp, 0 S ff XX , K ' ' . 1' .. .Jnhslx QM KOTZKER, BARBARA 1185 Anderson Avenue Arista, Portfolio, Year Book She's tiny and slim with plenty of spice, all in one, we think shels nice. KOZINN, HARRIET 960 Grand Concourse Arista, Portfolio, Copy Editor Taft Review, Year Book Towards journalism she does incline. As a writer she'll be mighty fine. KflAFT,ES'1'A 930 Grand Concourse Arista, OH. Aide Smart and pert is Esta Kraft, she brightens up the halls of Taft. B 1cRx1Qovv'ER. RIICHELE 1515 Alacombs Road Twinka Iwi EWS of brown has she. a Wave is what she wants to e. KRAMER. ELAINE 1070 Anderson Avenue Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Elaine's to Philadelphia does wander. KREBs. GEORGE 1258 Morris Avenue Get to know himxtake our advice. He's a regular fellow and awfully nice. KRISILOFF. BARBARA 1691 Eastburn Avenue Cheer- leader Always animated and full of pep. Barbara has a very Fine rep. KRL'C-. Max 3816 Park Avenue Here's hoping he'll learn to have fun and relax. Good luck and liest wi-lies to Max! KLAPPER. BIARCIA 215 Blount Hope Place Steno. Aide. At buying or teaching. this lass will excel. But as the old proverb goes. Only time will tell. KURTZMAN, rmxcixe 1734 Townsend Avenue Behind her soft. shy smile. is a warm heart and a wealth of understanding. KKTLER. DAVE ln college he'll major in accountancy: he has a good eye for Hgures. KYMAN. LXNN From this red head emigrates. a vitality that captivates. 200 Marcy Place Football Team 1640 llacombs Road Senior Leader LA BELLARTE. Jo .xxx 256 East 166 Street A splendid housewife will he lo Ann. Lucky indeed will be the right man. LAFSKY, RUTH 1055 Sherman Avenue Shes al- ways sunny even when it rains. She never gripes: she never complains. LAXDAL1 ELISSA 1060 Sherman Avenue This sweet girl can hit high C. in our term shows. a star was she. l .X L , 5-t I gif on--1 1 LANDE. MARCIA 16-14 Anthony Avenue Lib. Aide A nice sort of girl as everyone knows. llarcia's a pal wherever she goes. LANDESBERG, ELLEX 136 West 168 Street Her sweaters are her trademark with originality. they belong to Ellen who's as friendly as can be. i..tREs. H.aRRv 1208 College Avenue He has only one desire. to make money and then retire. Lunchroom aide 477 reporting for duty. 47 V'f',,fWUfYI'7' Ur A AA The answer is on the tip of . . . JJ. LARKA, VINCENT 14-80 Shakespeare Avenue A fine fellow is the boy named Vin. Nuclear Physics is what he'll major in. LASK,E1XIANUEL 540 Jackson Avenue Manny's chief traits are a very fine blend. Heis a good student as well as a friend. LAVVNER, PHOEBE 1475 Shakespeare Avenue Here's a girl loaded with charm. She's certainly reason for much alarm. QKTY n l,Avvrv1-Zn, wt-:Nm 75 wiest et w UH. Aide, CII. Rep., lll'l1l' lfvolt' We-ndy's hep. full of pep. Also neat and very sweet. LAXCUCK, MMM 1126 Carroll Plaee As sweet as honey, with hair to match. A dimplcd maiden. a splen- did catch. LAZAH. CAROL 1194 Nelson Avenue She's very pleasant. liked hy are often small. 4 Z 1AzA1uis, 1-:1.A1Nt-1 3826 Park Avenue 0.0. Rep., Senior Class Trezzs. Elaine is striving for her B.S.A. l'm sure she-'ll reach that goal some-day. 1,AzAlu1s, JAY 1119 Grant Avenue Off. Aide, Year lfook A very Hne hoy is our Jay, he'll he a success in every Way. mziansow, JACK 1672 Davidson Avenue A nicer hoy you'd never want to meet. 1.EBED1Krgn, HARRIET 1507 Popham Avenue Always lively. always witty, and we think she's mighty pretty. ugsovvirz. sinus 1495 Morris Avenue Arista, Year 13001: Angel and diable. pretty and neat, Sid is the sweetest of the sweet. 1,1-LDHRIVIAN, n1ARli,YN 1212 Grand Concourse Shes like a princess in a fairy tale. whose sweetness left a lovely trail. 48 LEFF, MARILYN 1665 Andrews .Avenue OH. Aide Beauty and brains are hard to find, hut Marilyn has them both combined. LEHRMAN, sANDRA 1410 Morris Avenue Sec. OH. Class, Aide Little Sandy, short and sweet. ln her mambo, she can't be beat. LEICH, ELAINE 1001 Jerome Avenue Arista Host versatile in social graces is she. Successful in art she surely will be. 'xv LEICHT, HOWARD 1001 Jerome Avenue Football Manager In athletics he does excel, in college we're sure he'll also do Well. LEMBECK, Roz 1131 Grant Avenue Sec. Sr. Class Very attractive, lots of pep, Rozzi's a girl who's really hepf' LEMBERSKY, Lois 2120 Tiebout Avenue lVarse's Aide, Trajic Aide Sweet and sunny, full of glee- everything a senior should be. LENCHNER. HAROLD 1263 Jerome Avenue Class Treas., Cafe. Aide Harold's changing his suit from blue and gold, to straight navy we are told. LENOFF, BERYL 1259 Grant Avenue Where mod- esty is uppermost, a hidden talent lies. LEPORE, TH1-IRESA 1731 Williamsbridge Road As refreshing as spring, as modern as bop-nothing that she does will ever flop jfjAf ' ,YH aY..A 15'-' LEssER, CLADYS 1627 Fulton Avenue Gladysi heart won't settle down, until she's with her Private Brown. LETICH, SHARON 44- Elliot Place lf you're looking for a stenographer of perfection, just cast your eyes in Sharon's direction. LEVINE, ALEXANDER 700 East 161 Street Track Team Hurray for the track team! May he keep on striding to success. LEv1NE, JANICE 60 Featherbed Lane Janice is a little doll, and she loves to dance, maybe in the future she will get her chance. LEVINE, NORMAN 1661 Andrews Avenue When asked about his future plan, he said, I hope to be a business man. L1:vrNE, STANLEY 1514 Townsend Avenue In July, the Air Force gets our Stan, he's known by all as The Quiet Man. 4.-va' LIZYINE, ANN 11051-L 1971 Grand Avenue Ann Rose is indeed very fine, as medical assistant we are sure she will shine. LEVINE, BENNETT 1478 Walton Avenue Hes good in sports as well as books. and girls. he isn't bad on looks. 1.1iVIN1i,IRVINC 336 East 166 Street Irv is cute, an all around guy, he's got what it takes to make the girls sigh. 49 wid V NL 1 xi H 0791,-1 Liivwsox. sox. 1265 College Avenue The Demo- crats have Truman, and CBS has Sol. LEVITT, SAUNDRA 1820 Phelan Place Saundra is happy and always gay, her smile lasts throughout the day. LEVY, ANDREW 94-1 Jerome Avenue Arista, Gym Leader, Senior Councilman He'll make the pills to cure your ills. CMO' ,B O verb gmt Bar- Lizvr, BARBARA 1361 College Avenue Aide bara, a professional buyer would be. Then a husband, a home, and a family. LEVY, JUDITH 1360 Grant Avenue A personality kid is this lady fair. With her large brown eyes and light brown hair. ww' LEVY, MARVIN 1340 Morris Avenue Gym Sq., Chorus Marvin in the chorus did his bit-With Taft girls he was always a + 9 ,I9 Ls, M , .A I.l'lVY, MURRAY 1280 Sheridan Avenue Student Court, Senior Councilman, Celebrity Com. His witty jest, his frequent smile, make his friendship well worth while. Levy, vicroa 152 East 171 Street Here's a boy so quiet and wiseg to success he'll surely rise. LICHTMAN, ADELE 1695 Fulton Avenue Adele, a teacher would like to be, she reads and knits when she is free. 1.1NAuo, SHEILA 1273 Teller Avenue A girl so lovely and so kind-Much happiness we hope she'll find. LINDERMAN, GARY 2720 Grand Concourse His character is without a fiaw. We're glad that he will practice law. i,iNoW, HELENE 1649 Andrews Avenue Helene we think has all the gracesg with her looks, she'll sure go places. 50 iici-ITMAN, ifman 1664 Weeks Avenue Traffic Sq. Ability to skate this boy does possess. He'll surely slide his way to success. 1.iFsoN, STIQPHANIE 1479 Cromwell Avenue Sr. Council, Prom. Com., Varsity Show, Sr. Show Music and acting are wondrous things. These Stephie loves and to them she clings. 1,11,iENTx-IAL, NORMAN 1815 Monroe Avenue A wise man, like the moon, only shows his bright side to the worldf, LIPSHITZ. SYBIL 1640 Topping Avenue Pretty. Popular. Pixie is she. Always merry. full of glee. LISSOY. DONALD C. -1-13 Claremont Parkway A naval uniform he hopes to wear. upon which many medals he will bear. LIST. ROBERT 1369 Grant Avenue Class Treas.. Cafe. Lieizt.. Suppl-v Room Aide. Yearbook Over his brains there's never a mist. Robert leads in nearly every list. LUWENTHAL. HERBERT 315 Mount Eden Avenue Traffic Sq. He'll be a dentist none can surpass. just look at the way he drills through each class. LL'CAs, CAROL 3961 Third Avenue Aide. Steno. Cl. Bright and modest and very sweet. To know her is a genuine treat. NIABRAY. CHARLES 1261 Brook Avenue Chorus. Track Team An angel? voice. if one there is. that we'll remember till eternity. MANILOW, ELo1sE 1280 Sheridan Avenue .-lrista Efhcient and neat. Cheerful and sweet. A finer girl you'll never meet. MANILUW. JIARCIA 1280 Sheridan Avenue Arista Efficient and neat. Cheerful and sweet. A finer twin you'll never meet. BARRY 201 E. 165 Street Bio Aide. Chess M.-ANN, Team, TCUCIICIJS Aide If wishes were gods. our Barry would shine. No matter what else. with fish he's sublime. Z? 5 I -R vm if iw' 'OYVJ J G' 1 Z' X UMA 4!C7dArV'7f I fi i KT ,. 'A , V - L ll il Ap . .,.. W! W Y e t, . 55 507 East 171 Street A nurse's LLUREBTI. HILUA uniform Hilda will near. For the sick and the suffering she will care. LOEDEL. RICHARD servative. l-:een and very bright. as a pharmacist. he'll be all right. LQPIXTO. JOHX Team On any the pace. 1444 Shakespeare Avenue Con- 949 Anderson Avenue Football field. in any race. our John can set AIALLAH. ALICE 1637 Nelson Avenue Aide Alice is a friend to all. She really has it on the ball. AIALUNE. FRANK 1472 Webster Avenue May you succeed in all you do. Xiay you have honor and riches too. MAXDEL. CLoR1A 1164 Sheridan Avenue Those who know her would like to say. that she is a lovely girl in every way. N.-.- No long official foday?? 51 4- ' . T Yum yum-Special lunch!! p-1.r11fvvf-v- A IIIANNE, LeNoRI2 1064 Carroll Place A pretty girl who swims and skates. Shes sweet and charming and has other fine traits. MANNEY, RICHARD 1475 Grand Concourse Tragic Aide An actor he says he wants to be, 'cause acting is his specialty. MARCUS, ELI 1755 Easthurn Avenue For Eli, Athletics and Music. if you please. He shines in both with the greatest of ease. ,v L. .ii L. Muugt s, soI'IIII: 1595 Batheate Avenue Any situa- tioII she knows how to 111001. Her poise and ability are hard to beat. IxIARcoI.II5s. ALVIN 1253 Findlay Avenue After col- lege, in future years. Al will rank with engineers. IvmRcIILIs, MARTIN 215 E. 164 Street Tries hard and deserves to succeed. His hard uork's bound to take the lead. MARK, BARBARA 105 W. 168 Street Her hair is long, her foot is light. She made us happy, cause her smile is bright. MARKMAN. Iivts 1475 Townsend Avenue Yearbook, Literary Staff Sweet as Sugar, Lots of fun. She has a smile for everyone. wI.A.RKs, JUNE 1940 Andrews Avenue A lovely girl is a genuine treasure. Her modesty makes her talent hard to measure. gylshff T6 u 3001 5 ol I Zi AIARMELSTEIN. NATALII-L 1700 Harrison Avenue A Queen in beauty thou didst seem. A maid of whom one loved to dream. MARBIOR, LUIS 1800 Popham Avenue Soc. Ser. Comm. Lois's hair and big blue eyes, will break the hearts of many boys. Manilow, ARCHIE 974 Prospect Avenue A Jolly Good Sport Of The Finer Sort. 52 Mass. DALE 1730 Popham Avenue Arista, Ass. Soc. St. Rep., Senior Show In her eyes you see a gleam, to he a dancer is her dream. MATTHEWS, YVONNE 1299 Brooks Avenue .lack is her one and only flame, Matthew soon won't be her name. MATTISON, SHELDON 1685 Topping Avenue Shel- don Mattison seems to be a pleasant fellow, we all agree. rr.. f'Z-'1ffJr,w MAIQRER, Anrzi 230 E. 173 St. Cafe Aide She likes boys, but to he specific, Mitch has black hair, and she thinks he's terrific. MAYO, VICTORIA 537 Claremont Pkway. 3 Vicke en- joys unusual places, which enables her to meet many new faces. Mc CULLARS, VVILLIAII 984 Morris Avenue Cafe Aide Life is like a bowl of jelly, when he's in a happy mood. Mc MAHON, Joi-xx 1055 Lhiversity Avenue Some times serious. sometimes gay. we all like him any way. JIEDNICK, HARVEY 1142 College Avenue Harvey is tall, handsome. and intelligent. ,lust ask him . . . he'll tell you. MEDOFF. LEWIS 1045 Anderson Avenue Senior Show Comm., Ass. Councilman, Football Team S'His limbs were cast in manly mould for hearty sports or contests bold. ME1s'rER, WILLIAM 910 Sheridan Avenue Cafe Squad ln his business ventures he will go far be- cause his personality is really par. MELAMED, BARBARA 1664- Nelson Avenue Obzice Aide First as a secretary, then Mortys wife, that's what she wants out of life. MELLS, DEBBIE 115 W. 168 Street Co-Capt. Cheer- leaders, Sec. Sweet Debbie will cheer her way through college, where she'll gain a lot of knowledge. :uEssrNcER, ROBERT.-X 165 Bush Street She'll always lend a helping hand, for Robertas a girl thats really grand. n1Ess1NcER, mum' 203 E. 174 Street A dash of spice. a sprinkle of sweet, a lot of charm makes her complete. MESVLANI, ISAAC 233 E. 165 Street When we'il need a lawyer we'll go to him. The prize of success lte's sure to win. MENAHEM, MILDRED 40 Elliot Place Arista, OH. CI. Treasurer Milly. we know will accomplish her lifes mission, perhaps by being a Lab Technician. MERDINGER, ELAINE 1295 Morris Avenue Arista Shell be an interpreter for the United Nations. .lust knowing Elaine will lead to good relations. RIESHBERG, PHILLIP 1770 Townsend Avenue Hes a pleasant fellow with pleasant ways. Hell be successful all his days. ,M All Lffwwi D 53 D . MEYER, CAROLE 975 Walton Avenue OH. Cl. Sec. Carole likes music and dancing, but she's reaching for a career in psychology or teaching. MEYER, FRANCINE 1192 Nelson Avenue A smart young lady always well dressed. She thinks that Walter is among the best. MEYER, Joyce 245 Echo Place G.0. Rep., Tennis Club, Drama Club She spends much time in dramatic arts, it's easy for Joyce to steal our hearts. ill ., ' K G.. ...,, X - W' Y-cj' NM 'Sa N1 Aft . X Njik diy ,A 3 1 MI-:YI-1Rs, JOAN 911 Walton Avenue A pretty girl, always well dressed. ln school she does her level hest. M1-LYIERS, RI-:NEIL 14-45 Nelson Avenue Her social activities and outdoor life, will make her a charming and ideal wife. IvIEYERs, RICHARD 1410 Plimpton Avenue He's in the popular field, it seems this year, for he plans to lie an engineer. I MILBAURER, LARRY 1720 University Avenue To City College he'll go next year. For his future, we wish him cheer. MILLER, ARTHUR 31 Mount Hope Place Artie Mil- ler is his name, he'll go on to lots of fame. MILLER, JACQULYN 1140 Anderson Avenue If you try to get her on the phone, all you'll get is a busy tone 1it's Chickl. 54 MEi'I5RsoN, JAY 1105 Jerome Avenue Arista, Stu- dent Court, Trajfic Squad ,lay M., though he seems shy, seems to make all the girls sigh. Mlavirowirz, MIRIAM 3960 Hillman Avenue Year- book Generous, intellectual, and gay-Miriam is tops in every way. MICHAELS, RI-IODA 156 W. 176 Street Rhoda, it can be said in the books, is just as lovely as she looks, I if w- . , v 5 o MILLER, BILL 114- E. 168 Street Football his sport, college his aim, our boy, Bill, is sure to achieve fame. MINTZ, SHIRLEY 1508 Plimpton Avenue Cl. Treas- urer, OH. Aide Her subtle charms, her smiling eyes, make her a very likable prize. MIRKIN, RICHARD 1437 Shakespeare Avenue Rich- ard works with pen in hand, journalists like him are in demand. '35 MISTHAL, JOYCE 125 Mount Hope Place Health Ed. .-lide For some one lovely and some one sweet. here's a girl who can't be beat. xitrrxux. HARVEY 1772 Weeks Avenue Trajic Squad, Varsity Basketball Team His wit is sharp. his laugh is hearty. He's the life of almost any party. MONIS, INA 11-10 College Avenue Aide Being a secretary is such a loss- unless. of course she marries the boss. . MQNTOYO, ANITA 101 E. 169 Street Her graceful dancing makes her movements quick which will be an asset when she nurses the sick. MORALES. SONDRA 335 E. 173 Street Year Book Dancing feet and lovely looks. like heroines in fairy books. MORGEXBESSER, EDITH 265 Mc Clellan Street That good things come in small packages certainly applies in this case. MORUCH. HELEN 1533 Townsend Avenue Year- book. Off. Aide, Off. Cl. Pres.. SS Rep. What better virtues can one possess than sweetnes. charm. and happiness? BIOROWITZ, BEATRICE 1350 Shakespeare Avenue She'll work for a while, then marry in style. MILLER. CAROL 1410 Plimpton Avenue She is pretty and snappy we all agree. A stunning ballet dancer she surely will ra MVLLER, PHYLLI5 1075 Grand Concourse Aide What good effects this green eyed lass will have upon her kindergarten class! MURPHY. HEXRY 3416 Park Avenue To his coun' try he'll be true. he's going to wear the Navy blue. x1L'sHK.tr, RHODA 1730 Sheridan Avenue To be a Secretary is Rhoda's desire. Dancing and sports she does admire. l NAC!-IMAX, MARLENE 1685 Morris Avenue Blond 3 hair. eyes of green. graceful too. and very keen. Q NATHANSON, MAY 1195 Sherman Avenue Pretty and popular, she wears clothes well. XECHIM. ARLINE 1359 Findlav Avenue G.O. Del. S Pretty Arline has big brown eyes. and in her studies is v very wise. , . fx ,S-1. V ,,.. g ' , V 1 s Jusf fo get my working papers! . t, ,,- ., ,, ,, LA . Q , if , . DO , I Q Q . ' ' - -M up K, xx Qty ' '-'iL,,-gg La vt- 5 . 1- r . 'X ,. - 'I l 1 x 5 lx 'ffsll -sxqk T f xv-Fi' v. . 'qsii ix -w v , V 4 . gf W , , msifw ...M-f X Y W . Q ,wail ' .1 1 , ,J X 5?-if 1.06 Z x IA! NX K x Q , Nl, ,A , Q Q my Q 0 ff' fl, ' , f M Jw! X it 2 'I . . A-Q ,f X KQQSXQ 1 n Q. :X N Y S- f' 1 - ix ' N F N Lv ,mn MQ N45 - N 5'u'ISY'XY z- '.' 4 X if vi P 4 ffiifgy i 4 if f aff ? MH- 1 1 uy f . ,4 Xn, F? ,yy 'M' x yu, ll.- m...A-..m,,.,..A . mf ,.g,Ammm. QT'-... l', i , if 2' 3 1 fs. in ,iff I 19575 We Q KN s Z 3 in 47 ,I Iv . fb- miacuotw, lsMAE1. 3959 Third Avenue Senior Show No fault with lsmael can be found. He's a nice fellow to have around. 1N1'lMIiR01-'F, FE1.1cE 1348 Sheridan Avenue Sweet. demure. with looks and poise. she makes a hit among the boys. .. L! NEUMAN, JOAN 1065 Jerome Avenue Arista. Year- p book, H.E. Airle, Ojfi. CI. Sec. Until ,Ioan and Normie t decide to wedfAs a teacher she'll surely get ahead. , N , X -t sf' .xx N1'1Wl-'Ili1.D. JUHANNA 1269 Sheridan Avenue 6.0. Uelogrite .Assistant to a doctor is her plan after graduation. Tennis is the game she plays without hesitation. NEWMAN, HOWARD 1135 Anderson Avenue Howie aims to he a Goh. Theres many a deck for him to swab. NEWMAN, JAMES 1710 Andrews Avenue Tennis Team You can count on an accountant like lim. wi 92 f M XX S s , vt ss ,R ii . X X fi This Cutrrenf Evenfs business is geffing me down! wk N1'I'S151il1C, MICHAEL 1815 Monroe Avenue A foot- liall player with wavy hair- the answer to a maide-n's prayer. NoA, ANcE1.o 3892 Third Avenue He'll go to col- lege without a doubt. lgnorance he hopes to rout. NUNES, SYLVIA 1770 Andrews Avenue Her name in lights we soon shall sec, for she has looks plus personality. NUSSBAUM, FRAN 1254 Sherman Avenue Aide A natural beauty so sweet and fair-with this combina- tion she'll surely get there. OBSGARTI-1N,RONALD 230 East 167 Street Caesar died because he was ambitious, l'll live forever and be less vicious. UFFSEY, RHODA 1775 Weeks Avenue Cap't Cheer- leaders. Senior V.P,, Senior Show Corn. As an actress she steals the show, with her talent. very far she'll go. 58 boy would be glad to meet her. OGARRA, HELEN 1351 Washington Avenue Usher, benzor Leader Helen O Carra is a senior leader, any ORGAN, DIANE 1418 Jesup Avenue Red cropped hair with eyes to please. a lovely girl who likes to tease. ORLANDO, PHYLLIS 350 East 166 Street Year Book A pretty girl with heap much style, soft brown eyes that do beguile. A I l 'l ik- ! elf' ORF-ANS, ALBERT 1240 Walton Avenue Al s a boy that s never lax, he's the one to fill out your income tax. oRxsre1x. RUTH 1060 Sherman Avenue Ruth is tops and can't be beat because she's charming and she's sweet. OROYET. JIARILYX 1242 Morris Avenue Cafe Cap't, Sec. Aide Remember the name. picture her face. as shell design you a dress of lace. 3 PALLMB0, DONALD 412 East 159 Street Donald's interests are more than a few. blondes. brunettes. and red heads too. PANZER, ARLENE 1175 Morris Avenue Office .-fide All of five feet four and a half. always ready for a good laugh. PANZER, EDWARD 14-75 Washington Avenue Soft- spoken Eddie is a good swimmer. at basketball. too. he is a winner. PATRICK, amine 1481 Washington Avenue Ora ehestra, Yearbook, OH. Class Sec. Shes quick with a pencil at times. and in English she's a wizard with rhymes. PAT'1'EN,'IRMA 14-0 West 174 Street Kindness to many she always shows, that's why she's welcome wher- ever she goes. PAVOXE, 1-'RANK 1361 Webster Avenue Caesar died because he was ambitious, Frank will live forever. .. . . g 7 fl' K, 4.14 CRSIXI. LENORE 3854- Third Avenue Pretty Lenore as a secretary will succeed, she has all the qualifications that one may need. OSTRIE. 311311 68 West 162 Street .4ss't Class Treas.. Guidance OH. .slide A wonderful girl we all are sure. pretty. sweet. and very demure. OZERAX, LEOXARD 184 Mount Eden Avenue To be a book of knowledge does Lenny aspire. To enter City College is his desire. PANZER. 31ARr1x 63 East 176 Street Whenever a grand boy you're trying to find. keep Nlartin on your mind. PASTERNACK. BIARCIA 2780 University Avenue Shes carefree. sweet. and very gay. she'll surely laugh all of your troubles away. PATO, rosa 1710 Andrews Avenue Lovely Toba. pleasant as can be. just as sweet as sugar in a cup of tea. 59 yu PECK, PHILIP 1307 Washington Avenue Always cooperative. kindly and steady, to do you a favor Phil's always ready. i'i:i,i.AY, BARBARA 1774 Eastburn Avenue Barbara is heading for a modeling career, 1'm sure success is very near. l'EI.TZ, EST!-QLLE 1114 Morris Avenue Yearbook A sweet girl like Estelle is very rare. Shes the answer to any man's prayer. rt! -t' A 1 1:1 sq... . PENN, NORMAN 1465 Nelson Avenue Senior Shaw, Capt. Locker Room Aifle Norman with his active comb. tries to keep an orderly dome. Przmzz, oin.ANno 671 East 158111 Street Loi-A-er Room Aide Swell and friendly you can betfnicest guy we ever met. ricnim, Nomvm 1130 College Avenue Ofiee Aide Of all the virtues she does possess, the best of them is friendliness. l'l-QHIJIAN, GI-LRALIJ 1515 Selwyn Avenue His goal'- c-spagnoln. He'll find his way with le francais . viumo, 1ums1.vN 1269 Morris Avenue Sparkling eyes, curly black hair, for all kinds of sports she has a flair. PlaHsoN, 1ios1.YN 128 Clark Place Pcrsonalilc Ros- lyn rides a horse with ease, she's a popular girl who knows how to please. ga,-........ ,. , I-rcow, PHIL 15 Elliot Place May all his Business Ventures prove highly successful! 1'lNCl,5. BERT 1530 ,lesup Avenue Animals to him. mean a great deal. As a vet. all their wounds he will heal. PITKIN. QAROLL1 116 Henwood Place Arista Her dark eyes and hair of liroyxn. can make your heart flip upside down. 60 l PITKOFSKY, mis 27 Marcy Place Hebrew Ll. bee. Sick l'cl very gladly be-with lris, as a nurse, taking care of me. POCCI, DONALD 256 East 166 Street Athletics are his heart and soul, All-American is our Donald's goal. PoLLAK. EDWARD 980 Grant Avenue The art of being quiet he does possess. in business administration he'll find success. J 'N VX 'iw ll F Vcwli 9 f 67 W 4 PULSKY. DANIEL 1775 Townsend Avenue Ass't Editor Portfolio, Student Court, CO. Rep., Sec. Chess Club A good sport whose motto we should heed: Keep trying, girls and boys, and you'll succeed. POMERANCE, I-'LURENCE 1115 College Avenue A versatile girl who can do many things. she wants to lge a buyer. and she also sings. POPKIN, ROCHELLE 125 Marcy Place A pert blonde about five feet two, she's popular and has a Hhrainu. too. fm POTOCHlX,MARIL1N 1651 Nelson Avenue She dances and skates and types very well. what is her future? lt's hard to tell. POTTER, HOWARD 943 Sheridan Avenue Howard will have great popularity. when he's a salesman. as he would like to he. POLLAS, MICHAEL 1042 College Avenue He looks to the future and says Business for me. M-M11 PRINCE. SHEILA 63 Clifford Place Yearbook, Lab. Aide, C.0. Rep. If for a sweet girl you've a long time sought, with Sheila's smile you're bound to be caught. RABIN. MARILYN SUE 1280 Walton Avenue Taft Review, Blurbs Editor, Year Book, Off. Aide Her service to Taft will be forgotten never, she-'s charming. she's gracious, shels also clever. RADNER, MARTIN 1295 Morris Avenue Chorus In cartooning Martin will specialize, we hope his dreams will materialize. ,f X j 7 X Z f Foes, HELENE 1269 Grand Concourse Steady and reliable is Helene Pops. in other words. she's just plain tops. PORTNOI, cARoL 1063 Walton Avenue Arista Off. Aide, SS., Tennis Club Carol possesses charm and grace. as a lah technician. she'll take her place. POSTER. ALLAN 1188 Sheridan Avenue Allan's very fond of school. he tries to live hy the Colden Rule. Amen. Tea Ifnevini. sun 261 East 165 Street Hes interested in college and making money. he says his wife must be a honey. PRINCE, Bruce 625 Clifford Place Gym Leader, Sr. Phvto Squad This boy has a fund of knowledge that will send him straight through College. emxclc, 1.1cxoeI1 15-10 Walton Avenue Shes hig and sweet. ls it true that nice things come in small packages only? Shower after gym. 61 , w 'N, W Q0 RAPFCGIQL. GEHSON 1728 Townsend Avenue Chess Club Ambitious, alert, a good sport too, the hest of luck we wish to you. RAPI-IAEL,EV1-ILYN 1161 Sherman Avenue At our Evy take more than a glance-whenever she does the Mambo, we are all in a trance. RATNER. CARQLE 1371 Shakespeare Avenue Trav- eling far and wide is Carole's aim, and then we hope she will have fame. 100 in RAX mowu, JUDITH 220 Boscohel Place G.0. Rep. Off. Aide. Off. Class See., Social Service Rep. Dance and song are her specialty-a fine teacher someday shell be. R1-zsnum, 1,aoNARn 1777 Grand Concourse A won- derful fellow. full of fun, Lenny is liked by everyone. REEVMAN, BARBARA 1735 Fulton Avenue A Dodger fan we have here-saying, Wait until next year. Ri-LGAR, cARoL15 1730 Montgomery Avenue Arista, OH. Class Sec. Pretty and charmingefor her we all fell-her classmates this tale are happy to tell. Raclz1,soN, lil-INA 1664 Davidson Avenue Arista, Orchestra, Year Book. 017. Class Treas. If you hear her voice at a Democratic convention, you'll know it's our Rena fulfilling her intention. REGENTHAL, BEvi:RLY 1800 Andrews Avenue Library Typist Aide Dimpled cheeks and dark brown eyes, in her presence, time Hies. Rizxci-1, rmzouoas 1150 Anderson Avenue He's right up there among the best. We like his spirit and his zest. REINSTEIN, NAOMI 1231 Sheridan Avenue Happy go lucky, merry and gay, most kind and helpful in every way. REIS5. SHIRLEY 1624 Fulton Avenue Social Service Rep., lnto our hearts she danced her way. You see. she's a lover of ballet. 62 REMENY, MONA 50 East 172 Street A sweet girl is hard to find, we need more of Mona's kind. RICH, MI-ILYIN 140 West 175 Street As a produc- tion manager in television art, Melvin will play an im- portant part. RICH, ROSALIND 1465 Nelson Avenue Lovely as a lily, pretty as a rose, she'll one day be modeling clothes. LQVN-1f!vx1v ' o..f.,!Lo-Que, N-... 4490, .loaf flivfdffoj .11 -J 'C' RICHARD, FRED 1560 Townsend Avenue Years from now we vvill have read about a great Bandleader. our Fred. RtcH.aRDsoN. RONALD 1011 Sheridan Avenue Chorus, Hayride and Boat Committee After college. he'll work. and he hopes to marry the nicest girl in town. RicH'rER. SYDEL 1768 Weeks Avenue To her will come untold success. for many high qualities she does possess. 1696 Nelson Avenue Lots of pep. plenty of many hearts she has won. RIEDLER. JERRY 1125 Grant Avenue Senior Shout. Councilman. Dramatic Society. Boat Ride and Hay Ride Comm. ln our term shows. he missed ne'er a cue. we know he'll succeed at N. Y. LI RIFKIN. SHIRLEY 1632 Washington Avenue That Shirley is sweet. everybody knows. she'll be a success wherever she goes. Risen. rnxxcixe 1405 Shakespeare Avenue OH. Class Vice Pres., Ojfl. Aide To be a secretary is Frans decision. but to be Bob's wife is her life's ambition. RIVLIN. JUDITH 1475 Popham Avenue Year Bool.-, OH. Class Treas,, Senior Paper, Designed Senior Pin Names on her sweaters proudly displayed. blue eyes a-twinkle. an adorable maid. ROBBINS. BERNICE 1765 Walton Avenue 017. Class Treas. After all is said and done. she hopes to marry her boss's son. 84,1 ' VT! l ROHATINER, BERNARD 305 East Mt. Eden Avenue Basketball Team Very quick and very true-loyal lad of the Cold and Blue. ROMANOFF, HELEN 1221 College Avenue Social Service Rep. Social work is Helens call because in her heart she has love for all. ROSADO, SHIRLEY 447 Claremont Parkway Health Education Aide lt takes half our lives to learn who our friends are, and the other half to keep them. W ROBERTS, JL'XIs 1730 Montgomery Avenue OH. Aide Her looks. her dancing will carry her far. we won't be surprised when she's a star. ROBLES, Bos 800 Riverside Drive Football Team. Clzorus Stocky. dark. and very tough. but gentle. kind. and never rough. ROBINSON. srL'ARr 1725 Eastburn Avenue Pro- gram Committee Engineering is Stuart's aim: we hope he'll win fortune and fame. feelin ' jr - 63 HOSEN. JANET 1000 Grand Concourse Arista ln her studies she is great, and with her friends she does rate. ROSEN, JOEL 1347 Morris Avenue With wire and sockets as his gear, he'll make electricity his career. ROSEN, PAUL 1639 Fulton Avenue Orchestra The boy who will run to college with a stamp album and a microscope under his arm. 'xg ttostcwnt-zlua. lttxnntxtu 1114- Miriam Avenue Tall and slim and vc-ry graceful too. For lots of fun. Barbara's for you. 1tosENtsl-inc, HAROLD 1511 Sheridan Avenue lt's not hard to see why this brown-haired boy captures hearts and creates joy. nosl':NBLATT, oLoR1A 480 East 173 Street Five feet two. eyes of blueq but oh what those five feet can dol . 'JP' .1 ,, V Lt.e0't'ki!ha'.. 'I at-or 1+ ltosl':NKnAN'rz,1.EoNAtm 1353 Sheridan Avenue Sports Editor, Taft Review Wll0H you read the sports in the Taft lic-view, it's Lennyis writing bringing it to you. nost-:NsTnAcH, IVAN 218 East 165 Street Varsity Baslrelball Team lvan is known for his speed and agility and fine athletic ability. ROSENTHAL, ABRAM 909 Sheridan Avenue Trajic Capt. Abram plans to cross lifffs ridges, making people's dental bridges. C r J ROSENTHAL, MARCIA 1915 University Avenue Li- brary Aide, Ass't Class Treas., Social Sec. ln her pretty green eyes there's a lovely light. But better still she's modest and bright. nosm, CAROLE 37 Featherbed Lane Year Book, Sr, Paper, Social Service Carole is armed with many hopes-for plans and ideas, she never gropes. nostrstcv, ELAINE 1164 Cromwell Avenue Arista, OH. Aide, Varsity Show, Dramatic Society Wise and pretty, yes siree - Elaine a wonderful teacher will be. 64 ROTH, BEATTY 1772 Weeks Avenue A fine Dental Assistant Beatty will make, and then to her heart some fine lad she'll take. ROTH, HELEN 1435 Ogden Avenue Arista, Sight Conservation Aide Helen's a girl that's very charm- ing. Many say she's most disarming. ROTH, JOYCE 1121 Findlay Avenue Arista, Off. Class Sec. Joyce is clever, Joyce is witty, and oh, my gosh, she sure is pretty! ,aj ROTH, RICHARD 1565 Grand Concourse Richard Roth-a pianist please! He's just marvelous at the keys. ROTHMAN, CAROL 1631 Fulton Avenue ln music she has a wealth of knowledge. Shell learn even more while she's at college. ROTTER, RENEE 1414- Shakespeare Avenue To be a reporter is Renee's aim. She seeks adventure and maybe fame. ROHM, RUTH 1507 llorris Avenue .-Irista. leur Boolr, Aide Two things put Ruthie in a daze. Jackie and the mambo craze. REBEX, BETSY 11-10 Woodyerest Avenue OH. Class Sec. Pretty and vivacious. a personality gracious. Rt'BExsAF'r. LILA 1258 Noble Avenue Shes just as quiet as can be. as secretary. she can work for me. RLBIQXSTEIY. EsrELLE 1170 Sherman Avenue Off, Class Pres. A black-haired beauty who's nice to know, plays the piano and to college will go. RIQBIX, BARBARA 106 Elliot Place Black hair. blue eyes. She's really one boys idolize. RL'B1N, JANET 1150 College Avenue Traffic Squrzrl janet makes sundaes which would entice a gourmet. They're garnished with her eyes. a greenish gray. ..Jlt6l' ull Y.2-'fool ffl lil BIN. Rl-IODA 186 East 164 Street 017. Alfle. f,i0lll7C'lfV71Ill1. Pram Corrzrnilfee When she becomes a bookkeeping teacher. No homework. we hope. will be her special feature. RL'HIN:Tl-LIN. RonERT 910 Sheridan Avenue We know our Bob will never fail to win the heart of every female. RLBIXSTEIN. s.xNroRo 1188 Grand Concourse Base- ball Team Swell Sandy is great at bat. he! prac- ticing for a dentists Cap! RUBXITZ, JACK 313 East Mt. Eden Avenue O . Aide, Cafe Aide This quiet young man just loves a good time, he enjoys his dates-says they're sublime. RUBNITZ, SHIRLEY 315 East Mt. Eden Avenue This gal is the finest of lasses, she will be a leader of all of her classes. RUBY, NORMAN laugh and he likes to jest, he tries very hard to do his rest. 1015 Gerard Avenue He likes to ,K I wasn'f talking--I just said . . . 65 This is the lunch room's finesf Salami Sandwich. 1 aft A 1' 1 ' ' ' . . . RISSO, c.xRoL 60 W. Tremont Avenue Cute. cun- ning and very sweet. A nicer girl you cannot meet. RUTTA, sHr:tLA 85 McClellan Street Whats that gleaming mischief in Sheila's eye? Cant you guess? She has her guy. SACHS, JAY 1515 Grand Concourse OH. Clos Pres. As a concert pianist he-'ll rank among the be we know he can pass any musicians test 4 y sam. MI'l'CHIA1I. 1384- Grand Concourse Capt. Cafe Squad He always has a pleasant smile. He does what he can to make life worth while. sA1.ANT, BARBARA 1075 Grand Concourse Arista, Taft Review. B47 Aide, Yearbook Comm. Barbara Salant will be a great name, as she writes her way to fame. SALTI. LUIS 1348 Sheridan Avenue Class Treas., Aide in Chem Lab Eyes that sparkle and a smile that's rare. brown eyes and a vivacious air. SAMICH, VICKII-L 1585 Washington Avenue- Office Aide With laughing eyes and dimples too, she charms not one but quite a few. smtimmno, PHYi.i.1s 1205 Nelson Avenue As a secretary she-'ll he a prize, we love her hair and hazel eyes. SANIJHRS, cARoi, 1475 Walton Avenue Taft Review, Portfolio, Literary Editor of Yearbook, OH. Aide With golden words and hair to match, this girl will make a charming catch. SANDLIQR. JAMES 2451 Webb Avenue President N.Y.C.H.S. Press Assoc., Man. Ed. Yearbook, Arista This quiet efficient sphinx seldom talks, but always thinks. SANSOLO, PHYLLIS 1340 Morris Avenue That crew cut's just right for Miami U. Where trigonometry wor- ries will be through. SARACINO, JANICE 124-6 Morris Avenue Arista Long blonde hair. bright blue eyes, a charming smile to hypnotize. 66 SARROW, SONDRA 35 East 176 Street Cheerleader We predict a happy life, for soon she will be Alan's wife. sAsLoW, ROSALIE 1780 Eastburn Avenue OH. Class Treas., Senior Show Upturned nose, big brown eyes. and a smile, make our Rosalie quite worthwhile. SAUER, FRED 1012 Summit Avenue To be an en- graver is Fredls desire, 1'm sure his work we'll all admire. MQW ip. C , ff Ji if SCHALL. JVDITH 1525 Walton Avenue Business for short. Marriage for long. May her life be happy as a song. sci-rAPiRo. Lois 1005 Jerome Avenue Arista. Off. Class Soc, Rep. A pretty young lady with a lovely little nose. she's always popular wherever she goes. scrreen. BIORTY 1279 Sheridan Avenue A wonder- ful fellow. full of fun-llorty is liked by everyone. Ckofurzsktso-. sCHILDCRoL'T, NIXA certainly full of fun. What a girl for someone's sonfl 1605 Walton Avenue Arista 1230 Teller Avenue Nina is SCHILLER, SANDRA This girl who wants to he a department store buyer is 5'4 with hair like fire. SCHLESINGER, Exraxcizi. 1647 Macombs Road Arista Tall and good-looking, big blue eyes. Nice to be with and very wise. SCHMALL, MARILYN 1327 Findlay Avenue Arista, Trafnc Squad A girl who's sweet. and quite discreet. she's a combination that's hard to beat. SCHXECK, ARNOLD 1707 Topping Avenue Of his ambition he's not too sure. but happiness we hope he'll secure. sci-ixeewsiss, MIKE 1414 Shakespeare Avenue Basketball Timer This boy is very quick on his feet. as a ball player he'll be hard to beat. ef i' subv- ,..a A - , ? ,P x Q SCHEYK. IIAKRICE 264 East 165 Street Year Book. Portfolio. Dramatic Society Our Maurice will burn the midnight oil. and science will benefit from his toil. SCHERBAX. PHYLLIS 1512 Townsend Avenue Full of pep and on the go. always talking about what's so. SCHICK. I-'RAX 11513 West 168 Street ,Senior Councilman. Class Sec. Cute is the word for a girl named Fran. someday she-'ll marry her dream man. fvylf - of sci-1LinssLrR. .xxx 1566 Macomhs Road A career for sweet Ann. bet she'll settle for a man. SCHLUSSBERG. Doxaro 1354 Morris Avenue Base- ball Teanz A baseball player is what we have here. who plans to go to college next year. scaiosssenc. Lois 917 Sheridan Avenue Cafe .Jide A graceful dancer. a future star. her sense of rhythm will take her far. 67 awww . . 3 L P htel :V K ' sc:IINII-:III-zu. TIXlXlftltA 215 l-last 178 Str:-I-I Dt-ar to all that know hc-r vwll. Taintnic- sim- is wry swell. sc1HwIcIIIIf:ItAIAN. Imltixaim 1665 Andre-ws .Nyc-ntiv Our BarbzIra's very sweet, in bottling she c'an't be be-at. sI:IIoI-MII-LRIQ. llliI.lCN 1898 Harrison Avenue Helen will be missed by all, uht-n she leaves for lsraf-l this fall. is scHt IMAX. 1IIIs 115 Marcy Place Dark brown hair and a winning smilegliked by all. a girl worthwhile. SCHWARTZ, ARTI-ILR 1605 L'niversity Avenue His work is completed. and his task is clone. His race for success will soon be won. SCHWARTZ, IQAIILT 975 Walton Avenue This petite young miss has an eye on design. From what we can see. shell be mighty line. 68 I-I-v -'df' SCHNEIDER. ELLIOT T. 1765 Walton Avenue A will- ing. working, quiet soul, he's just the kind to reach his goal. SCHNEIDER, HERRIAN 1113 Sheridan Avenue Arista, Capt. of Lang. Dept. Herman is, to be specific, cheerful, smart, and quite terrific. sci-INEIIJER, MARYANN 1259 College Avenue The nicest thing that we can say, the greatest tributes we can pay - a lovely disposition. scIioI4:NI-LMANN, IARII-Ls 128fJWrtlJstczr Avenue From the colors of blue and gold, he'll turn to the colors. of Unch- Sam. scIHIIIIcII':R. I1sTHI:II 610 West Cathedral Parkway Arista. Aaflio Visual Sqaarl, Dramalir- Sow., Year Book Popular Esther can build morale, her wit and humor make her a hm: pal. scIaIItI:tI:It, CERALIQ 200 Marcy Place Senior Show, Dramatic Sofiety Hertfs a lad who loves to lf-ad, in television he's sure to succeed. ECHWARTZ. 1-IARRIET 8 Featherbed Lane Locker Room Aizle Harriet really has good looks. She's fond of dancing, fun, and books. SCHWARTZ, MARILYN 1675 Andrews Avenue Off. Aide This little Mickey Mouse will someday live in Marvin's house. sci-IWARTZ. MERRILL 152 East 171 Street Arista, Basketball Team, Off. Class Pres. This handsome basketball player, have no fear, will be a perfect chem- ical engineer. -,kfifavt SCHWARTZ, XORMA 1560 Selwyn Avenue Year Book, Off. Class Sec. Just like Sugar. Sweet and Rcfinedf, SCHWARTZ, RICHARD 2080 Grand Concourse Band. Choir, Jlgr. Basketball Team. Class Rep. Agreeable and lots of fun. a great friend to all, a foe to none. SCI-IWARTZ, sEnIoER 1639 Monroe Avenue Hand- ball Team A college student he wants to beg suc- cess to him we hope to see. sci-IWARZ, JAY 1177 Anderson Avenue Sr, Show Comm., Football Team, Cafe Aide Happy go lucky as you wish-he loves to hunt and also to fish. SCHWIZD, ARTHUR lT30 Harrison Avenue With push and pull and all the rest. hell take his place among the best. SEIDJIAN, IRA 1235 Grand Concourse Here we have a dentist fan. with drills or girls. he's quite a man. SEIJAS, JOSEPH 15 Clarke Place Senior Show Quick on the trigger, fast with a line. That's our Joe anytime. SELUWITZ, HELEN 156 West 176 Street OH. Aide All people have their favorite toys, with Helen there are other joySf?'P SELTERMAN, PHYLLIS 1120 Grant ,Avenue Off. Class Sec., Year Book Bubbling with laughter always in a ' dp' :en our love for Phyllis will never whither. H . . I X t..-,.k A si-IAPIRO. KENNETH 1170 Gerard Avenue Arista Leader, Mgr. of Basketball Team. Senior Show, Year Book If you see a tie coming down the street. Kenny is the boy you'll meet. sHAPiR0, RUTH 1304 Grand Concourse She loves to dance and is very witty-blonde and tall and very pretty. SHAPIRO, WARREN 1333 Merriam .Avenue Senior Show One smooth line for girls he can speak-it's not accidental-just technique. SELWIX, BARBARA 1725 Selwyn Avenue Off, Class Vice Pres. Barbara has a pretty face. she looks best in velvet and lace. sEvI', RICK 465 East 172 Street ln all activities he's certainly game. his dreams are Broadway, bright lights. and fame. SHACKNOVV. LOUISE 1306 Edward L. Grant Highway Arista, Portfolio. Taft Reriezc, Year Book In scholar- ship. service. and all important things. much honor to herself and school she brings. Sure I did my homework. 69 JM'ff2.fe'W W 1 l Oooops--7 minute bell! Rt 'W s1-1Aw, BERT 1135 Anderson Avenue Cafe Aide He has Hope in his eye. SHHFLAND, GLADYS 1730 Montgomery Avenue To join the Waves is her one ambition. we hope she attains an exalted position. SHEIKOWITZ, RocHE1.1,12 254 East 174 Street Arista, Year Book Rochelles one of the species that's hard to find-easy to look at. plus a keen, clever mind. A 5...5t,2.. ' ,, . -were . t ,1.,g:r .. - -3-gqfugzrf 1, s111c1111A1., 11111101.11 85-49 258 Stn-1-1 'llo become a sportscaster is Haroldis aim. in his career he's sure to achieve fame. s1H1111uv1AN, RENA MAY 315 East 167 Street Arista, G.0. Off. Aide Teaching is what she has in mind, a better schoolmarm will he hard to find. si-11-:1zw1N, 111ANA 1011 Sheridan Avenue Arista, Year Book, Taft Review Very sweet and dusty blonde. of journalism she is fond. SHINSKY, 11A111sA11A 1273 Clay Avenue Barbara has a pretty face. She'll he a model, full ol grace. SHRIMAN, HA1tv1aY 146 West 170 Street To hc an accountant is Harvey's aim, in this career he's sure to achieve fame. sH111,, ELI 2326 Loring Place This is mierobe hunter Eli Shui, who uses r-cis-nee as his tool. SHULMAN, HAROLD 1665 Morris Avenue A will- ing, working quiet soul, he's just the kind to reach his goal. si-1UMAN, so1vo1tA 1271 Grant Avenue Inspired by the muse of the ancient Creeks-as a poetcss, Sandy will reach great peaks. SIDMAN, CARI, 1646 Anthony Avenue Sight Can- servation Class Tutor Herr-'s a hoy with an excellent mind. in college. great joy he will find. 70 SIECEL, DOROTHY 1546 Selwyn Avenue Good Luck Dotty, in whatever you do, with that cheery smile, you're sure to come through. SIEGEL, JULES 1478 Walton Avenue Editor-im Chief Portfolio, Year Book All his aspirations, it's plain to see, spell 'Jules Siegelf M.D. sracsi., NORINNE 1678 Nelson Avenue Norinne is forever writing a letter, to make Arty feel very much better. ---+4-e---'-f----fr--ff of ,,. ' I I 'r Y . as NN X-2-5'5 'PiL1'f'w xg N39 Cs- Q11 N ,K lx my A W, .N Nl 1 s A lt X at 1 L . SIIGSSER. PAL'L 66 West Tremont Avenue Sr. 05. Aide. Program Aide Paulis a boy we think is swell: we-'re sure that he will do quite well. sILBERLt'sr, RICHARD 14-17 Macombs Road Richard is tall. dark. and handsome we see. A civil engineer is what he wants to be. SILVER, REXEE 1275 Nelson Avenue She has hazel eyes and lovely black hair. for dancing she certainly has a Hair. 'Coe-'HJ E SILVER. sHi31L.a 1261 Merriam Avenue Arista. Senior Paper She is clever. she is wise. she has stars in her eyes. sILvrRxIAN. JERRY 1240 Sherman Avenue. He lives up to the color of his hair: Red hot always on the gof sIt,vER1IAX. AIARCIA 1651 Popham Avenue Off. Aide With paper and paints Marcia is talented. some day she'll be well known. 3' 1 SILYERS, ARLENE 1475 Townsend Avenue Teachefs Aide .Arlene is one of our better wits. laughter en- sues vvherever she sits. sixrox, BERNICE 1299 Grand Concourse Oli. Class lice Pres.. Senior Show. Teachcris Aide Brown eyes. red hair. and petite. A personality like Bunny's can't be beat. sI5IOX. RL'TI-I l-129 Teller Avenue Arista. Bio. Lab. Aide Who is Ruth. what will she be? A splendid teacher we guarantee. g N SLIWOWSKI. ARLETTE 1749 Grand Concourse Arista. Dramatic Society, Senior Sliou' Comm.. 0171. Class Treas. There are not many that could be wittier. and cer- tainly few who could be prettier. SLOAN, SHERWOOD 176 East 176 Street Basketball Team He'll do a bit of fishin' and play some basketf ball. then he'll tell us some stories that are tall. SLOANE, ALLAX 1632 University Avenue His dim- ples have caused admiration galore. he likes many girls. at least three or four. is SKI..-XR. DORIS 1767 Davidson Avenue Year Book. OH. Class Treas.. 0.0. Store. Celebrity Comm. Smart and sweet. full of pep and fun. Doris is liked by everyone. SKLAR. RONALD 1730 Montgomery Avenue Tall and blond. greenish blue eyes. in engineering he'll win the prize. SKOLXIK. IRWIN 1349 Grant Avenue Teaching school he will enjoy. What is better for such a line boy? 71 If at S. SKIVKIIRICNKU. lLI.I'lNltA 1565 lnysood Ayemu- Teawlzerfs .iliile Collector of records. dancer loo. youll nt-wr find Glenda gloomy or blue. S01,INSKY,TU1iX 1305 Morris Ayr-nue Arista, At- Icrzrlancc Aitlc Where to leach. decide in a hurry- a kindergarten class. or for Arthur Murray. SOLOMON, BARRY 2800 Sedgwick Avenue He helps himself as much as he eanelit- s bound to he a success- ful man. WWW SPAR. iionrox 1011 Sheridan Avenue Senior Bas- ketball Team ln hobbies he excels them all. He likes girls and basketball. SPl'lCTUR,BEYliRI.'1' 10-14 Findlay Avenue Arista Bev will be a helping hand. soon shell get her wedding band. sescron, nARoi,D 1640 University Avenue Chem. Lab. Aide, Gym Aide Harold surely will be tops at shooting pictures that won't be flops. 72 SMITH, ALAN 1-159 Wythe Place Of nothing will Alan be fonder than to fly a plane in the wild blue yonder. six11TH. THEonoRE 1207 Findlay Avenue Arista For Theodore an interesting future we see. We think he'll make a brilliant M.D. sMoI,1.r:R,RHoNnA 1247 College Avenue Twirling toes, dancing feet, delightful to know, charming to meet. I ij 7 sororuoy, 1-'min-L'r'1'i43 50111 Wt-st 188 Street All the prophets seem to say. shrfll dance at lhe Mel. in the Grand Ballet. soroiiow, IlUI3lill'1' 1325 Grand Concourse 0fj',Ai1le, Tragic Squad Hair of brown, and oh so talll Bob is always on the hall. soyE1tN,ur5N1sr5 1190 Shakespeare Avenue About Denise theres nothing slow, as off to State Tech. she will go. C Q A W fg 0 4 1 E f , y y 4 ' M, Q Z lt if Q V ,com L ,i f SPEILLEH, SHIRLEY 1725 Eastburn Avenue G,0. Rep., Bronx Council Rep., Senior Paper, Senior Show She mixes vxith people and politics as well, the results she gets are really swell. SPELL, WILLXAM 4-6 Macombs Place Fleet of foot on the basketball court, a likable fellow, a very good sport. SPIRO, LITA 1546 Selwyn Avenue Year Book, Off. Class Sec., Arista Her stylish clothes and attractive face are matched by her charms, her poise, and grace. SPIROFSKY, IRYYIN 1530 Plimpton Avenue Off. Class Vice Pres., Basketball Team Irwin takes plea- sure in playing hall. lf you need an accountant. he'll be the one to call. SPITZER, ADRIENNE 1710 Andrew Avenue Arista, Portfolio Shes pretty to look at as everyone knows. she makes friends wherever she goes. SPRINGER, SANDRA 1810 Popham Avenue OH. Aide ln brightening up the class she plays an important role, as a Dental Hygienist sheis sure to reach her goal. 6' W f 1 sTAR. DAVID 1705 Anthony Avenue Dramatic So- ciety Vice Pres.. Prom Comm., Councilman Wit like cornflakes, crisp its true. hut like cornrlakes. corny too. sreix, BERT 490 East 171 Street Happy and mis- chievous all through the day, thats why some of our teachers are gray. sreixaenc. PEARL 1306 College Avenue Reserved. intelligent. lovely girl, worthy of her name-Pearl. .Ll ez, 'fo , Mitre ft STEINBERG, H1-tom 1704 Morris Avenue Cafe Aide, Arista ,lust like Cinderella. the lad who finds her slipper of glass will get a cute and charming lass. STEINBERG, ROBERTA 265 McClellan Street OH. Class Secretary The Seven Wonders of the World have attracted this gal, then her sister she'll visit in old sunny Cal. srenvssnc, W1-LNDY 1150 Grand Concourse Arista, Ojfl. Aide, Bio. Lab. Aide Our Wendy wants to fur- ther her position. to become a doctoris her ambition. 1 - ' -2, ' . ,X - Nyk X-,J ve' X not 6 i STOLPEN. ANITA 1630 Macombs Road Anita is shy and very sweet. added to this. sheis pert and neat. s'r0LzBERc, SAUL 1192 Walton Avenue Chemistry. reading. and fishing. and hiking-heres a fellow to our liking. srmuss, HARVEY 1704 Morris Avenue Alert. ath- letic. on the swimming team weve always found him on the beam. J f . -, A 3 I , aft. - - ' ha 5 Y' srtgixrgn, sul-LLDOX 1560 Grand Concourse Photog- raphy Club This brown-haired. green-eyed guy will soon be designing the planes we fly. sT1L1.ER, LUIS 1631 Walton Avenue Heres a pleas- ant, lovely gal, a most amiahle and likable pal. STULLS, BERNARD 1105 Jerome Avenue Captain in Cafe Uur brown-eyed lad is a football star. As a math teacher. he'll go very far. 7.-'Br' . 'fx - ' I 1 J1, . , s , 1 -J' X -car Wi ' nr' S Lx l'll never lend him my homework again. 73 Q-Q .-1 F Ill eff 0- as-'ff'-1' X f . V J The perfect serve, 6 la Elsas. , fro ,xero ,gvkv stisrow, NANCY 1340 Merriam Avenue Cheer- lemler, English Secretary Beautiful Nancy, Cheer- leader supreme, she smiles at a hoy, and he walks in a dream. sUss1v1AN, PAUL 1550 Townsend Avenue With blue- print and slide rule as his gear-he'll be a top-notch engineer. svvEEnLoW,AN1rA 1162 Sherman Avenue She writes her Pitman with skill and speed. ln a field like this she's bound to lead. sl'HowoLAK, MARION 1129 Teller Avenue Off. Aide Tall, blue eyed, and blond, A girl ol whom we are very fond. SUKENIK, NORMA eyes and smiling too, make all love Norma the way we do. sUMPI5R, PHYLLIS and foremost in her future plandis going to college and finding a man. 240 East 175 Street Laughing 3155 Grand Concourse First Y ..f, Amie ws' 1-w'3eM ' SWl'l'Kl-15, CARI, 14-fl-5 Nelson Avenue Tlie click ol a Camera is thrilling to him. Photography in his life is more than a whim. svrvou, iiomznr 1115 Jerome Avenue lfurillmll Team, OH. Class Pres., Cafe Lieut. Football star of fame is he, watching him play is something to see. sYvi2RTsr:N, LJLIQANOR 300 East 163 Street Arista, Chorus, Asst. Class Sec. When we try to he cured of various ills, with this lovely nurse, we'll discard our pills. rANsMAN, BERNARD 120 Cabrini Boulevard A doc- tor's degree he hopes to gain, and free mankind from much of its pain. TARSHIS, PEGGY 294 East Burnside Avenue Senior Show, Art Club A girl of many talents she. Peggy may a writer he. TAYLOR. JANICE 1653 Bathgate Avenue OH. Class Secretary A lovely smile. a ready wit: a wholesome lass-that's all of it. 74 TIQILER, ARTHUR 1068 Findlay Avenue He's full of mischief, full of fun, that's why he's liked by every- 0116. TEISCH, MORTON 1330 Morris Avenue Band, Or- chestra, Swing Band A good looking lad who loves his saxophone, he plays with zest and a delightful tone. TESLER, LYNETTE 1105 College Avenue For court stenography she is hound. her dancing feet seldom touch the ground. I THALQ LEXORE 54 East 176 Street A pretty face. TOBIAS. Atvix 1646 Univ-ersitv Avenue Alvin's a much like a flower. She certainly can day dream by the boy with lovely red hair-when lies around. Girls. hour- Beware. THo3IAs. DAVID 1068 Teller Avenue Chorus TOBIX. IRWIN 1328 Nelson Avenue Class Presi- Here is a boy who sings you see. He will get up there dent. .-tide One of our varsity heroes you know. vvho'll with the great HL B. excel in sports wherever he'll go. TIETJEN. JIARLENE 1462 Morris Avenue Council- TOPPER. Jt'LIAx 1114 Morris Avenue We wish man. .-lide Here is a cutie. who as a law stenographer him success in his future field. To no competitor will he will do her duty. gym- yield, Tijfybl 44' M Un 4.-fa g ' ..,g.ftf.,Y .fa 9 A - T V.,Lr'A.b 1.9311 C L'c!l: - ' 9 TRABNER, LENCRE 1230 Teller Avenue Give her lipstick. mirror and a comb. and from her seat slIe'll never roam. TRIEBER. BARBARA 364 East 170 Street Librnrv Aide. 0fHCial Class Secretary Tennis. baseball. XYll8lAS the diff-. in every sport our Barbara's terrif+. TUNICK. BIARILYX 1848 Monroe Avenue Full of fun. lots of pep. Lynn is a gal who is really hep. rea, , C' YELASCO. FRED 1565 Fulton Avenue Flunk or pass. come what may-always nonchalant. happy and gay. YOCEL, HAROLD 1037 Teller Avenue Suimming Team Captain, Fencing Squad Captain, .Uanager and ,llember of Traclf Team Good sport. good body. good in mind. the best combination you can lind. VOGEL, ROBERT 185 McClellan Street Arista The goal this young man would like to reach is ula timately to live in sunny Miami Beach. vAKt'LA. MARION 1755 Clay Avenue Brown hair. brown eyes. pretty girl. vvho's wise. VALEXSI. ALBERT -166 East 172 Street His dark brown eyes and Curly hair make him most handsome we declare. vstss. AIIRIAAI 1227 Nelson Avenue Aide. Official Class Presizlent Pretty girl. trim and neat. sweet as an angel-quite a treat. . L, ,it w , , N ...Nr -4 'ff 1,. ., fl A4 f, 75 WADLER, ELAINE 5992 Netherland Avenue Aide Elaine likes to listen to popular records, but on our record. she's a popular girl. WAGMAN. JAMES 1239 Clay Avenue A lover of horses and of Cuba too, soon he will serve under The Red. White and Blue. WALKES, Yol.A 1707 Topping Avenue Year Book, Class Sec., Att. Aide A pretty girl. blue eyes, blonde hair. that's why we call her Lady Fair. wAl.1.Acl-1. Sl'1l.lN1A 1662 Grand Avenue- St-lma's so w'At,l.m', HAIiItlI'1T 1617 Walton Avenue Arista, pleasant in every way. she-'s sure to drive your lnlues Year Boolr, Taft Review A pretty fact' didn't stop away. this lass front studying hard to head the class. wA1.t,AcK. uuuA 1677 Townsend Avenue Recep- WAI,Tl'IR, ICSTI-llilt 1455 Walton Avenue Of talent fionisl. S.S. Aide lrma, with her hair so neat, with our Esther has a double share, as a singer shrfs tops, at the boys she can't he heat. , e piano she-'s rare. WAt.LliR, RONALD 1381 Washington Aven e His wAttsHAUi-111, Ml1.l,1cIiN'r 1201 Shakespeare Avenue responsibility heill never duck, to Ronnie w ie he By all r friends she's called Penny. As for her faults, very best of luck. FVJV' he 35,11 any. NE L , mf' . ,Af K 'ss A yf WATKIINS, MARY 3764 Park Avenue Dark hair. eyes of brown. never does she wear a frown. WEBSTER, BERAICE 464 East 167 Street Off. Aide. Sheds pretty. she's sweet, she's gay, what more is there left to say? WECKSLER, STANLEY 1114 Morris Avenue Year Book, Senior Cl. Jlarslzall. Olympic lfeelf Comm., Senior Basketball 8 Dance Comm. Tall. dark and handsome too. he's the boy for me and you. 76 WEINBERG, RENIEE 266 East 169 Street Year Book, Off. Class Sec., Chorus, Senior Show Theres no busi- ness like show business, and no nicer girl to work her way into it. WEINER, NORMAN 1562 Townsend Avenue He's quiet and shy-but he's one swell guy. WEINER, STANLEY 1294 Grant Avenue Off. Aide, Sr. Councilman, Dance Comm. I From the ladies he does not hide, he takes them all in his stride. 3 WE1NR1B,CORINNE 1340 Nelson Avenue. Like every girl she has more than one aim, to find a man and change her name. WEINSTEIN, xomm 204 West 179 Street Drama Society, Gym Squad Leader, Sr. Show. A charming smile, a happy face, that is how we state her case. WEINTRAUB, MILLY 1841 University Avenue She's pretty. blonde and very sweet, boys, here's a girl youill want to meet. VVEISS. BARBARA 304 East 173 Street SS. Rep. Heres a girl who has a heart set on sports and also art. wElss, ELAINE 312 East 170 Street In her we have an excellent blend, a swell girl and a worth while friend. YVEISS. MAURICE 1563 Inwood Avenue Here is a nice fellow. Maurice is his name. To meet people in business is his one great aim. VVEISSMAN, JOSEPH Swimming Team, Track, Gym Squad Diving? Wlhy joey is the ace, in every meet he takes first place. WEISSMAN, RosELEEN 1764 Walton Avenue OH. Cl. Sec., Singing Aide If eyes were made for seeing. then beauty is its own excuse for being. WEITZBIAN, RUTH 1616 Walton Avenue Ruth is just one of those lucky creatures. she's a dimpled darling with perfect features. vvE1sBERc, BARBARA 135B West 168 Street cute, petite, with eyes of brown. as a receptionist she'll wow the town. WE1sBRoT, RHODA 1934 Davidson Avenue Class Treas. A tasty treat is Rhoda. who is so sweet. WEISER, CLAIRE 305 East 166 Street Arista, Or- chestra Ahout our Claire, there is no riddle. she's an Arista girl who plays the fiddle. if wigtss. BEXEE ll Marcy Place A model she will be with ease. her husband she it ill greatly please. WEISS. SELNIX 133 Elliot Place Write Blurbs Selma has those lmig dark eyes which are the cause of all boys' sighs. wrgissxux. cam 1715 Nelson Avenue Uahy has talent and will win renown. she will he someday The Toast of the Townf' ' 4 1 5 ' Pitt ' r ' f xi' ' 2 4 E . f .. , ,,.,fL, sa . VK . Whaf's the teacher talking abouf??? 77 V fl'z,4,fL eff fl X,-x 1 f Will he bring me orchids or roses for fhe prom??? W1-1Xl,lflli. l'1I.AINl'l 1551 University Avenue Lovely lady. Sweet and Charming, very often, quite disarming. wi-rAr,i:N, viaRoNicA 1106 College Avenue OH. CI. Aide A sweet and attractive lass, an asset to our senior class. WHYTE, RUDYARD 793 East 166 Street For his clients he will plead, and with his brains, they will be freed. new t-if Dio-Q6 QLD W pix p Avenue ln WI1,DSTliIN,IiI.1NOR 1745 Eastburn bookkeeping, Elinor ranks very high. No mistake will slip her eye. WILK, MARC! 1185 Morris Avenue Year Book, Student Aide Dark hair. eyes of blue. full of vim and laughter too. WINOKLR. MICHAEL 135 West 175 Street Speech Office. English Office. :izulio-llisual Squad, Dramatic Soeiety Happy go lucky without a care. he'll be a success almost anywhere. 18 .vt wt' A if .. sm. 1 Q ,, A e S WERBIN, AARON 115 West 172 Street Baslfetbnll Team Scorer, Trajjlic Squad A real friend and a swell guy. WERNER. MAY 4-13 Claremont Parkway Off. Aide, Dramatic Soc.. Varsity' Show i'The Play's the Thing , to our sweet May. a dramatic teacher she'll be one day. wERT1-iEuuER, CYNTHIA 1041 Findlay Avenue .firista A bright young lady who's full of pep, into high society she will step. I' 'sr . as f ' , ' f I yi wicki-QR, HARo1,n 1063 Walton Avenue Harold will be a professional l,z1dy's. man. He pleases lhem all as much as he can. VVII-LSICL. RARRARA 1727 Walton Avenue As the years go by, Barbara will surely he happy with Hy. wncsnvv, PIIYLLIS 1346 Cram Avenue Very quiet and apparently shy, but 1, that knowing gleam in her eyel . fox ' A'p I2 WINTER, TERRY 2444 Barker Avenue Orchestra A versatile musician is she, who can play violin and piano in any key. Worr, DEBORAH 1020 Gerard Avenue Very pretty and lots of fun. much admired by everyone. Worr, DOROTHY 185 McClellan Street Arista, Senior Show Both Dottie and Confucius say. where there's a Will. there's a Way. .:.,......?1.--....5-,s,,,,, V .-.A .- .g,-,- O .fx,.Q-I-Qqvq V ' X - -,Qi s , 1 . ' .5 N, A w' vi , Y. ,.,.,..,?a.?. , . fig, - Qi. 'U' 7 e f? . 'S W L Q. 6 . w P 'Eff' A g if .. Aix' A 5 X si ' I I is , , 4 I af . ev x. WOLF. MARGOT 1247 Grant Avenue Cute face. WOLKEX, CARL 1544 Walton Avenue To be an wide grin. with Margo by your side. you're sure to win. electrical engineer is his desire. He's hound to be a YVOLFF. ELISE 1916 Grand Concourse President real live wire. Officzal Class Shes always willing to lend her aid. WOOL, MARyIN 315 East 167 Street Chemistry that accounts for all the friends she's made. Lab. Aide. Shop Aide For pleasure he paints. and WOLFF. JAXICE 1631 Xelson Avenue 1n the field he's full of fun. Hes always ready to help anyone. of sports she takes many chances. and it's a pleasure to YACE. MARIA 1562 Washington Avenue When watch her when she dances. A fi if YALKLT. I-IARVEY 1050 Carroll Place Une can tell at the merest glance. he'll be a success with just half a chance. v0M'roy. MARILYN 1098 Gerard Avenue BIarilyn's specialty is harmony. A great singer one day she'll be. yorxc, RRLCE 1605 Fulton Avenue Orchestra Which twin has the Tony? Your guess is as good as mine. , sir!-trek f N, K f ZACUTO, MARY 1463 College Avenue If at Mary you take a glance, y0u'll know she loves music and the dance. ZAHN, ROBERTA 1801 Weeks Avenue Arista, Year Book, OH. Aide. Senior Show For looks. for charm. for wit and grace. Bobbie's the one who Hlls this space. zsonovvizn, EDWARD 140 We-:t 174 Street Band What a swimmer! What a guy! Wvith his humor he'll get by. Maria hears the mombo beat. she jumps right up on her feet. .25 6:25 ,. 'ca 'Kgs ?.. ' ,I it I 4' K Xocxc. HOWARD 1605 Fulton Avenue Which twin has the Toni? My guess is as good as yours. YL'RO. MICHAEL 1027 Walton Avenue He'll be successful we can bet. Well look for his name in the current gazette. ZABEL. JoAx 1148 Clay Avenue Year Book .loan's a friend without pretense. Shes blessed with charm and common sense. 79 lv-vv lvvvrwi-7-1 T ,Ivy-Q. ZICICHNI-lli. XIARNIN 284- East 171 Street Editor Taft Review, Arista llarv hopes talking to girls will not interfere. with his plans to heeome a good engineer. zrplxm.. r:i.1zABr3r1-I 1658 Weeks Avenue Treas. Sen. Class, Clieerleader. Senior Short' Loaded with vim. vigor and vitality. Her sparkling eyes match her personality. ZICIJIAN, .11-:mtv 910 Sheridan Avenue Tennis Team ,lerry is a vshiz at sports. just watch him on the tennis eourts. 7 U ' K ZHRNER. RONALD 1133 Grant Avenue. East 166 Street Football. Cynz. Leader A friendly hoy on the foot- hall team, for the future. hasehall is his dream. ZILKER. I-'REIJEKICK 665 West 160 Street As a ear- toonist. he shows great promise. A future Bill Mauldin ue will see. ztx1x1tLRAiAN. SONDRA 1353 West 168 Street Day hy day she's charming and sweet. A personality like hers we seldom meet. R LINIII-.ltt,. NIILINI41 1315 Nlaeomhs lload llere is a xttiklclt. lcnvvnttn 1315 Sheridan ,flu-:miie lle line and lovely miss, as a seeretary to u lawyer she won'l studies lnoolikeeping from day to day. Ilis goal is to he he ainiss. a tI.l'.,fX. ZUUIIAVNIJIS. 'l'1'I1iHl1t1ltlC 1301 Washington Avenue xwl-Intex, S1II'I1I,A 1310 Sheridan Avenue 'l'all, 'lrixm 'lleddy dreams of eollegie engineering and pro- hrllnette. with eyes lo nialell. Sheila will he a real ealeh. lessional sports. XXII outdoor life. hunting: and foreign ZWIQISEN, StiSfxN 1718 Grand Avenue !ls.s'l Sur. ports. See. Rep. ul eonimereial artist Sue will he, rnueh ol Zlttilililt. nov xrn 1313 Sheridan ,Menue lle will her work l'm sure vu-'ll see. tinlxer with many a tonl. when he goes to television sellool. tiucxi-3 HALPI-IRX 1657 Bathgate Axenue Xot too last. not too slow: sort of girl X011-tl want to know. 42 Af lasf l'm ready fo go!!! 'flue fame ne RONALD ALTSCHVLER 1605 Nelson Avenue A per- fect gentleman, never loud. Uf our Ronald we're very proud. Etctgxig BIAYER 39 Marcy Place Against sickness he will wrestle, with his pharmacistis mortar and pestle. LAWRENCE SAPERSTEIN M46 Webster Avenue When Larry joins the Army'S ranks, he would like to, drive their tanks. Jniigs scnwixn 504 East lTl Street Jimmy is bright, with not much to Qayg he'll he a success in every way. ANDREW WARD 1064 Woodycrest Avenue About Andrew Ward, thercfs nothing slow-to Manhattan Col- lege he will go. BOB WILSON 1076 Teller Avenue Mr. America. the tall handsome type, hears no grudge, has no gripe. As in the Piperis lore, these students are the same As the boy who lagged behincl because his leg was lame- But these graduates are able both in body and in rnincl, So here upon this page their names in full you'll find. ei vffu-J 6.,n4J' 4 . S ic. Lowa.. Eff I '63 7A Qi' ' ,i 5 O E 82 The last of us has followed the Piper through Taftville, and out. We were children when he first appeared and now as he leads us to the Strange lVIountain, we have gained four years and much wisdom. Many times the older, suhstantial Citizens of Taftville have wept for us, and sometimes we were deaf to the lure of the Piper's music, but he has safely brought us all, together, to the threshold of Paradise. Once We Cross we shall disappear into the Strange Mountain to join the fate of those who have followed the Piper hefore us. As we say a sad farewell to Taftville, we know, whatever happens, We shall always honor it, and that soon there will he others from our town to follow the Piper across the threshold into the unknown along the same road. RENA REoELsoN 65 ra, Q. iii? Z2 'fa C C2-6,1 GQSQQ l! X V 1'-47 Zn., ' Scaa laiA IA The Way We ad Uur ?un ix if? i E i LE xg if Dramatic Society-Twinkle, twinkle, iittle stars i fait Iieview-The scribes Cheerleaders-Town Criers Arista-The round table Portfolio-The weavers of dreams 09 ew v. VQV W Nw1Ol,f I 'N r Wfwvum Shoemaker and Senior Officers-Rhoda Offsey, Mrs. Greenwald, Roz Lembeck, Liz Zeikel. Standing-Stan Week- sler, David Kossoy. Abs. Fran Hirschmon. Senior Council-The King's Viziers - C The Elves ' f ' fx f-5 . if . ef -'pw Senior Show-The King's Jesters Senior Treasurers-The Keepers Of The Purse G 71 K SN xg ,Q up :Tis Q.. XX AQ LITERARY EDITOR XFX 4 gi , NA - I ...,, Q --'. : , ' STST ' T ' ! 'iS T - '-- 1-1 ' J .gi.,, , I 1 Carol Sanders Y' Vx x l fx -T 3? ...,x ,-.gg ff T 7 :,,,-,- if . ' L . fbi . U Af il ff HQ ..,- L.. - :FTSE -1' - ' J ,0 ,fi-. LITERARY STAFF BLURBS STAFF aww BLURBS EDITORS .fl 4 , X 1 I ' 9.0 ' T .S -T 32.2, P T .4 v :If ff 5. 5 if .. ip :W . 1 f 235341. ,ff l V 11 ' I ', I Wa ,JI W 2+ 2 i, Marilyn Rabm, Ll..-.Inc l1-l...,.... I ' ,,, M ffgy , ,QQ ' ART EDITOR r 15'-., .U f H A , gf, X' K x an if , v ffl XXX i ,-'I I f' -N S 44 Q 5 ,f , , I L5 I r J I ,X I A I 1 If TCW? WI 'E I Harry Araten ff I ' A I , Wg? Jig, I 4, ART STAFF if me L, L, 'I i XCULTY ADVISORS Mrs. Harte, Miss Gluck, mrs. uuuunum 'LEA I I I If W A I f' fl if K ' I , fic Q I SI ,ffm 5 U I K ,'54,ck51P Q' J f , Q , LI .II III' A I I T' I , I?E '2 15 I I Q If .ga ,W I I fx QI I ,Y ' Lg 1 H I II sew 1 MANAGING EDITOR Y James Sandler ,ex iQ 1 7,1 f-fs? J! KJ Q Prettlest Glrl s f 1 .. 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Ev. 1.21 f gp ' I I ,fl Mosf Popular Boy Q o- - -may ef- X - ,.A, A N f X DU 5S Y N f 4 1 I f l 'X Y 2 1455 5 ' ' M' ,f 2:1157 'f--,,- TQ, -fl 4 f ,' ' 1- 1 ff as 'ffszilsazm Bern-e Tons-mn pllll 'lf -Mill 'K' fa .1 X 1 I , L .. .. ',',, w 'X' -. A ,I W?-,'g-. A reer 1 0- . 1.-. . fe'f'!a . . . q:':fEi4 X' el., , Mosf Popular Glrl :RS fgjiiflffgiggf Waffles? Glrl NSS'al.'fvl rr'e1 'X X' 4' f 'ff k fylleiiii ' I ' awk f ,L X Roz Lembec A 0 Lols Sa tl R o l ,O ' cms! K I W 7' 5 Q ,. LAJ., fit- pf fZZ4z?'f ' , 4 .,,'s,, 7,1 W , 1 W mf. W X' 2 H-, wi ,wfce ' J f i i E. ' ffff fp f f W ,, ie-7,-' 1 ' ' ' 9 V1- ' N-KJ j ff!!! 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One day, Joe Taft tknown as J.T. to his friendsl was hrought lmefore the king. Luckily he was dressed in his Thursday liest. A quiet orange shirt hlended beautifully with an apple green lie. His pink pegged pants were in perfect harmony with his ox-lilood loafers. The king faced the lioy and spoke. HI have a mission for you. You have been in this castle for four years and are supposed to have learnt something hesides cldylls of the King., There is a maiden called Graduation in a high tower not too far from here. She has been imprisoned by her cruel great-aunt because she looks like Marilyn Monroe. Go get her-and wipe that smirk off your face. HThere is one danger that lies in your path. The cruel great-aunt has put a dragon before the tower to stop anyone from freeing the maiden. The dragon's name is Regents. Good luckg youill prohahly failf, Witli these parting words of cheer, ,l.T.r left the throne room and went down to the very, very dusty yard. As armor, he placed upon his head a heantiful hlue and gold helmet. covered with buttons, flags and fox-tails. He elumhered into his jeep and roared off. Gazing hack at the rapidly receding castle. he saw the king on one of the topless towers waving a turkish towel. 90 lt was a pretty uneventful trip until in the distance he saw the tower. Then he saw the dragon Regents, and Joe felt terrible. l'd rather get a pink card any day than have to face this!-ugh, monster, he thought. His knees started to shakeg then the ground began to shake. He saw the maiden now, leaning over the balcony waving a diploma at him. Gads, she was beautiful. He meant the maiden, not the diploma. He brought the jeep to a standstill and took out his pistols. Regents slowly approached, and the sky began to darken. The wind whistled between ,loe's ears. He cautiously approached the dragon, and level- ing his guns, shut his eyes firmly. He squirted. PLOOPI A dull rumbling filled the air. ,loe opened his eyes, and lo and behold, he was the victor. He had shot Regents right between English and American History. With a glad moan he rushed up to the tower steps, past the fifth floor swimming pool, and grabbed Graduation. As a matter of fact, all of you who have read this story are doing the same. HARRY ARATEN fl I 4 91 Grim Tales WALD .................. ......... . .................. Queer ee LAN AND lVlRS. EENGN .T ......................... Hansel and etel Nl: MRS. Li-LVIN Cinderella and her Prince Cl a ning li N s . . ............. .......... T he N' l ingale X... .... . .. k ......... ................................. 1 ig Midas LP-' 'TSC ........ ........ l lapunxel, let do n our hair Mis. ........ .............................. . ..o01di1satS Mn. HICDMONIJ .............. . ncle Remus Mics. l3I.,u1-3 ................................. ....... . . ......... Bluehell Jonrwr, 'rms Cnsronmw ............................... . .. ...Faithful John The Three perilous Labars of Fuss-ln-lloots l. Trying to get a ride on the elevator withou a pass 2. Coming late to Miss Krakowls Class 3. Passing the English Regents Swimming Team ........................ .............. W ater Hahies Track Team ................ ...... Run a crooked rnile Girls, Gym Teachers .. .. ..... I2 dancing princesses Chemistry Laboratory ....... Whatys C00hin', Doc? Boys, Gym ....... . .... ........,.... faeh Be Nirnble Boys' Bathroom ................................ .......... T he Tinder Box A Pass .................................... .T ....... ........ The Magic Wand Cafeteria .......,..................... ......................... C arden of Paradise Portfolio ...................... T asand a fi second tale of Scheherazade World Literature Classy- ......... .................... The Magic Carpet Taftls Water' Fou ' A . ................ The Magic Fountain Taft Band .... . .. .. ..... .. .. . .. ............ Brernentown Musicians Substitute .. .. . .... ... ........ ............fack of All Trades Biology I -e . . .... . ........ I ........................ Three Blind Mice Frefh ' If 7 .. .... . .ylyrl ...... Tam Thumb and Thurnhelzna yp fs .. .. .iiiyl ............................. Ugly Duchlings 'J fyfyt' ....... ....... ....... . ..... . , lacks cfc fills Semo -5 ..7f,f.f1f ............. ............. K ings and Queens ff ff ,ff RB., M.Y., MB., et al ff 1' If 1 X X1 H --fs G w 'I Upon le vin the castle of ft Hi h We've co pl 'nts to make a d prai s to i So we stop e re we say goo bye To leave o t chers the foll wing: To Mrs. Um shy o four st ong dr m , To the cafete 'a a rge bo of Tums. V e've Tom an Har y fo Mr. Dic , s the infirma y w lve omeone hogs re y si 4.5 and kisse to M . Harte, ff An a m orf r Mr. unneh p scart fl To Dr. . lu - with n dismay F' ' leave s million word y, -a f ' 't ' mark of 64 And epu ican class r Gore. For Mr. od we leave dle, To the cute eer leaders a ew Taft H uddle- To Mrs. Gree wald with m ny thanks We leave two reat big pig y banks. For Mr. Jason elve the G lden Fleece, V And Miss Kra ow gets a lease on Nice. To Mr. Cons a we leave l tie, To Mr. Gleic nhaus a sig , And to all who dwell in thi Taft High We wish you w ll and w 1 Goodbye ....... R.L.,4 The Magic ap A thinking cap, a magic cap, has anything you please- fust ziojf your good old senior har And solve this quiz with easef Example: Partas a einder, part's a name- Both make a tale of storybook fame. Answer: Cinderella l. lVlirror, mirror on the wall Wliieli period do we like best of all? 2. Fe-H-fo-fum You'd better get rid of your ----- 3. Where does he live, this honest woodcutter? Where the sawdust does fly and the sparks do sputter. -11. East of the sun and west of the moon They'll practice forever to play a good tune. 5. Freshman, freshman, donvt open the door Of the secret room on Taftss 5th floor. 6. A boon, a boon, I heg of thee- One more point will do for me. 7. Wyrlken and Blynken wouldn7t feel so odd If they were to visit Taft's land of nod. 8. HI don't want it. You can have it. It's no good for melw These are the Words that are often heard when this dread card you see. 9. His homework, his money, his girl friend he lends- That is to say, ,til the season ends. 10. Take two from seven dwarfs and add a few feet- And you'll get a team that can,t be beat. lf your hat has lost its power We ask you not to frown- Take hold of this page And turn it upside down .... tueai HECHQBISBQ '01 Iood Suituuitms Joog Lpg 'Q airzpipueo 'Og '6 pueg '17 P-WD aura '8 dolis 'Q .ipmg 'L Lung Buimoqg 'Z 'V9 IO BTJHIN '9 IITJUWI 'I The Faithful Workers in the House that lack Built LITERARY COMMITTEE lseated, left to right! loan Neuman, Diana Sherwin, Rena Regelson, Harriet Kozinn, Betty Cohen, Lester Gimpelson, Rubye Bergman, Esther Schreier, Louise Shacknow. lStanding,l Eve Markman Carol Sanders, Barbara Salant, Bette Feingold, Barbara Kaden, Harriet Walley, Marion Berger, Harry Araten. Carole Rosin, Robert List, Harriet Belman. Absent-Maurice Schenk, Elaine Handlin. BLURBS COMMITTEE: Suzan Alouette, Barbara Aronson, Marie Bastone, Harriet Belman, Barbara Beilock, Barbara Buitenkant, Annette Davis, Trudy Fisher, Dolores Flait, Betty Flaks, Joan Friedel, Lynne Goldberg, Diane Goldfinger, Barbara Gold- stein, Marian Goldstein, Rosalind Halpern, Dorothy Kleinman, Wendy Lawner, Syd- elle Leibowitz, Bob List, June Marks, Carole Meyer, Sondra Morales, Helen Moroch, Phyllis Orlando, Elaine Patrick, Sheila Prince, Marilyn Rabin, Rena Regelson, Judi Rivlin, Carole Rosin, Ruth Roum, Estelle Rubenstein, Rochelle Sheikowitz, Esther Schreier, Norma Schwartz, Diana Sherwin, Sondra Shulman, Doris Sklar, Lita Spiro, Harriet Walley, Stanley Wechsler, Renie Weinberg, Selma Weiss, Margi Wilk, Joan Zabel, Roberta Zahn. ART COMMITTEE lfirst row, left to rightl Mimi Myrowitz, Lee Hersch, Robert Baum, Lester Gimpelson. lSecond rowj Rena Regelson, Robert List, Harriet Belman. lStandingl Barbara Kotzker, Phyllis Selterman, Harry Araten. lAbsentl Maurice Schenk. '-T pilngnv WDCII we were young children we dreamed of living in a world of princes and princesses, of fairies and knights, and of castles and kings. It was a place sprinkled with gold and silver, and it glowed constantly. Vtfhen we were alone, it was our home. As we grow older, the silver and gold fade out and we find ourselves in the midst of reality. People sometimes consider the world cruel and cold. They consider children lucky because they can dream. But as a child out- grows diapers, he also outgrows this kind of dream. There are many hardships which we all must face, but by facing these hardships we become better and more understanding people. We of the Yearbook staff trust that we all shall find our proper place in this world of reality, but never forget the stardust fancy of our youth. ELAINE Huorix 95 E it an To our Senior Ad sor Mr Greenwald and aplan, X whose 31 and o ra nt have made our Senior term one that we shall n v r forget. To V . H 1 ck, - - - ' art d lVl . I Donato -a have s ou arh with unlimited s p ies of words, blurhs, and art w 0 rt ur Zucker chapea cer upreme, and to ieges-Clust, for ' th v ass keys and rings which will always symbolize our year at Taft. To i f - mon, ' e renta x of c ps and gowns added the rig t touch to o grad . ion cer monies. An astly, to '- om Pres , nc. for publishing and pre- serving our record in this v u ume. We give our than . Now, ' s time : come do to earth to start our travels on f ' road of t. ity. ere welre going to find our share 0 giants o sl y. We wil arn to overcome hurdles, and 1ll see once a in the magic eans. 'S ARBARA SALANT J ' IXTED B ' THE Cox1E'rPREss, Ixc., 200 Vfmicx Sr., New YORK 14, N. 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