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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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A tyrant force Controls our life, Directs our course, And from our cradles to our graves, He's the master- We the slaves! JOY GINSBERG Nil' 1 Z 52,111 V, 'iii l iln 9 Z 1 X Wm 1 ,pr QCKEHM 1- ADLaQ A ..-rf l A 95: 3-it in X Q vl. WUI, ' fy, QW X1 X if! A 7 x - if l l J!! ,XI K 1 ,X .fl I fm '52 , any ,' 7,71 ,W 1 f' ,X y 2 4 4 .,i- 'Zi' . . - . .Zi X 5 ,iw ffl' ,gxw LAAJ4 as:-Pi xx' fclgiqffa f ' ' :g? f f Jn dl - -L QZ4 THE TAFT SENIOR, PUBLISHED BY THE 3.5 ..z- 'K ,- Q , J , I -7 ! HJ ' g , , . K, V ,f fem , aw .w -2 V. H , ,- we-f 'R 'V , ' 'gx Em p Q kg 'E' ' 'fi M . .:.-'- 5 ' , . - .Q 1 . , 1,53 4 ' 1 V Z mi Q 5 if ff ' W 9' A I ' b Ei' '- F' i ,I M E Ag: -1 an gn af .. 5 Y - ,F 1 ' W X f': 1 'W ai ' , ifymnuws p. -. N Y' 'Q . rj Q5 -5 1--, , A . ff? 5 ' W ,Q 1 r 3 w V 4 -' gn' Ax bf .1 V, - 1 ,, ,. ,A-Q., ' , u ' W . .aI ' .-. .. -'Q ' ,,,, 1 f:-',w'1.L. Y 1' 4 ' - A- an W, EN,-v,1:,,gV Higgs, M ,M,-v..,.. ,,. , . - A W x 4 1 A Time to Li e It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of seniors, it was the age of freshmen, it was the epoch of self confidence, it was the epoch of fear, it was the season of fall, it was the season of school,we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, and we were all going straight to Taft. We were the freshmen filled with anxiety, hope, bewilderment, and the all-consuming thought that we too would soon achieve the heights the seniors had at- tained. Before we realized it, we were the ones who set the example. We were the ones judged most criti- cally. We were the ones wearing hats laden with but- tons and pins, bearing them as kings and queens bear their crowns. There were pride and happiness, sad- ness and anticipation of the future, the future that would be our lives. We realize now more than ever before how big a part time plays in our lives. The four years have passed so quickly. They were years mingled with joys and sadness. They were the years in which we gained the maturity we now possess. They were the years that brought us closer and closer to our goal. We closed our eyes for a moment, and our senior year had flown by. The prom was over. Our hats were put away never to be worn again. We were carrying away with us a great feeling of pride and accomplish- ment. Someday we would look back upon these four years knowing that they would always be in our mem- ory, but we could never relive them. We are young, though. We have a world to live in, explore, and conquer. We are full of hope and de- sire and are on the pathway to success. We know we will not fail. HARRIET CERSHON MARIAN SACKS f y QW, me J 1 ,Zi XZff 'WW 5'f Z ffff X , I Time ni Live iEditorialJ This is Your Life ibedicafioni Time Flies fSenior Teachersl 8 06 Time and Again 9 13 Time Works Wonders Uanuary Seniors! Day in the Life of a Tafiite Time iPoemJ Overiime ISenior Commiheesl 33, 01 16 31 1929 January Celebriiies 34-35 The Happy Time Uune Seniors! 38 99 Time Marches On lClass Hisforyl 41-73 Staff of Time June Celebrities 102-103 104 , 105 107 1oa.1o9 110-111 112 Time fo Kill Time and a Half Backward, Turn Backward Hands of Time Stories High Noon W new 4 2 ,aj f 9 o in 9 1 9 2: ,ff , ff 71, H ay 9 0 , H A 6 Q fig?-.'i,QfLilT 6 4 6 , 1 -32 1 100 1, v' N iff' 1 , 1 H3 -9. 1 at 1 1 ' A 1' Robert B. Brodie You were born before the turn of the century, and received your educa- tion in the New York City public schools, the College of the City of New York and New York University. After graduation from City College, where you followed the mechanical and scientific courses, you accepted a teaching position and found that you enjoyed the work because of your love for children. Thus began your interest in the schools and in social service work. You were destined to see and institute many innovations at P.S. 62, in Man- hattan, which grew from an intermediate school to a prevocational school and later to a junior high school. Then, under your guidance as principal, it developed into the first junior-senior high school, finally to become the Seward Park High School. Your interests were by no means one-sided. Your experience in college baseball, basketball and soccer helped you to qualify to coach athletics, and now your interest in the outdoors is transferred to travel, golf and fishing. At Seward Park you established a clinic for the care of the physically handi- capped within the school, and you founded a psychiatric guidance clinic to aid the students to adjust themselves to life. Your best efforts were directed to make the school the center for communal work. You initiated weekend camping to give children who had never been outside the cityis limits an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. You became a director and then chairman of the Board of Directors of Surprise Lake Camp, and you were one of the organizers of the East Side Vacation Camp Association. You are a trustee of the Fed- eration of Jewish Philanthropies and the Educational Alliance. You organized and cooperated with the Parents Association of Taft High School, and aided in the organization of the Taft Youth and Adult Center. Above all, you made Taft a happy school with high ideals, respected in the com- munity, and beloved by its students. The students of Taft would like to express to you their appreciation for all you have given them. V, Yes, Mr. Brodie. This ls Your Life! lt has been a good and fruitful one thus far. For the future, we would like to leave our sincere wishes for a long and happy life. Sheila Diamant Eden Force THIS IS YUUR LIFE Dear Graduates: The happier the time, the more quickly it passes. You of the graduating classes of January 1954 and June 1954 are well aware of this fact, for the speed of your years at Taft can undoubtedly he measured by the rate of your progress in your studies and the degree of pleasure you have found in your participation in the many extra-curricular activities offered here. Time is relative. ln the years ahead you will look back upon your school days at Taft as hut one of many stages in your growth. As I take leave of this group of gradu- ates, l find myself sharing the feeling of sadness that is part of any farewell, and, with you, l say, Alas, Time stays, we go. May the years ahead he hrightened for all of us hy the memories of time usefully and happily spent here at Taft. Sincerely yours, ROBERT B. Baonnz Principal Wllttll work is done and shadows fall, we can find Miss Shapiro relaxing at home with a good book or playing some of her favorite melodies upon the piano. Being a woman of diversified interests, she also enjoys a good game of golf, although she hasn7t had much time for it of late. At concerts and the theater. Miss Shapiro, along with many others, loses herself in the delights of a make-believe world. ln her dealings with high school boys and girls, Miss Shapiro has shown an understanding of teen- agers. Her philosophy is one which can apply to each and every one of us. We are the masters of our fates. We can get out of something only what we put into it, no more, and no lesslv Mr. Jason, a man who is truly interested in the field of education, spends some of his spare time working with various educational organizations. He is also active in several charities, one of them being the U. J. A. His message to the students is short and to the point. If we leave things half done to go on to some- thing else, in the end we have accomplished noth- ing! There,s a time for big things, a time for small things, a time for some things, and a time for all thingsf' Now that our four years at Taft are draw- ing to a close, we feel that this is the time to express our gratitude to you, Mr. Jason, for the wonderful help and guidance that you have given to us all. Barbara Perla Fran Trace i 7 Time to Retire Mrs. Mary G. Ascher retired last October, com- pleting a successful career that started when she be- gan teaching at Thomas Jefferson High School. Upon ' graduation from the City College of New York where she majored in Business Administration, Mrs. Ascher received her Masters degree in Education from New York University. She also took courses in guidance at Columbia University. Mrs. Ascher came to Taft in September, 1946, after serving as acting Administrative Assistant at Colum- bus for one and a half years. She sums up her years here when she says, I will always have a soft spot in my heart for Taft. It gives me a personal satisfaction to know that I have been able to help many students when they came to me in need of guidance. EVELYN BORNSTEIN mm' 7 ,uf 2 - ,, r- f 11137, ' ff' 'Fava ll 'ti' 'BLU ,. ' t fx 0 'wc Q' on Gaze y K .e 'L i f ft ev' T. tr .... . ec. A 'T X i 6 L f 5 I .SQ ' if ' 'I . isis? tt V M 'I' E ' X XX ,E , EEK, K A , E X i 5 0 t . it x t DYLAN ' - .. T' .X K 1 -...W ahl I A' V A 'X 'Qi is G 'Srg ee t rr . , - IQ f . X1 C i n I, ? Q X 'X t fc, U'-mv-15 fr t e x as t T ,o I 4, -f it XX xx ' GOLDVJS , ' WQCVXT X , g 11,00 Eg ff it ' . X , ,V if X A 4'- . ' xl XXX , D.. g , RM .1 7 X X ' ' f . we X X - . xi a vi' -'., , if be -X X Q 9 .3 , , X vt sr 3 at Time to Retire A A. A i After more than 35 years of teaching, Mrs. Xxx -- . I Q X -1 i'.. ' ,. to Mangus has retired. She will be remembered X XX , - x 4: X10 :ff 'i'i' ex by all, especially by her Little Caesars, for X R is ' SY A P her teaching, guidance, and understanding. - X I 6, Mjnjfl Having studied at Niagara Falls High b V V C School, she continued her studies at Syracuse , ,VL my SX-- University and did graduate work at the Ameri- - -V ,ww can Academy in Rome, London University, : .f XS f -uf ,, and Columbia University. 5 Aggt 1 t.,,V Xi, -Q VH Z After retirement Mrs. Mangus will resume her archae- y--1. 1 T nl' ology work along with her plans for traveling to Europe . again. Much of her time, however, will be devoted to the V :.. ,.t- , study of Braille. She hopes to do some translations into iiii I Braille, all of which is voluntary work. W W if 3 'W' SHEILA DIAMAN1' 'i 'T' yt .-. '3-Hi one-Q ' J '--- :-1:1 Ft. ' MARIAN SACKS Ever-aging Time teaches all things i ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT Old time in whose bank we deposit our notesv Left to right, Mrs. Rothman, Mrs. Dan- ziger, Miss Goldstein, Mrs. Sloan, Mr. Ka- back, Mr. Siegel, Mr. Forest, Mr. Cordon fCl1,airmanl, Mr. Leight, Mr. Laufer, Miss Katz, Mr. Williarns, Mrs. Lederman, absent. Jill! l s'17fl .,,,fX ART AND SHOP DEPARTMENTS A Thing of Beauty is a foy Forever Left to rightg Miss Varrone, Mr. Getter, Mrs. DiDonato, Mr. Levine fChairmanj, Mr. Russ, Miss Werlinsky, Mr. Tanen- baum. rf J jf! ', 'F ,an 73 X .UTI ' ' ' :.-. I ITA., V it l, Q . E . , ' 1 rf. K x? 'f I ' Nix fx' 1TzE.R s S N Z N- QAF' -3 ' Q2 vt T' .9 gg: .4 ,Z , ,li ' X 'X' ' 'SET' as - Q26 .1 1 - 6 5 -,-:vi Poi. , X. t Q? 'Xm 5 5' 9 5 X l ' -- 41 sl l 1 fl, z,- ll 3 1 iw, gk! ' 'S- 1 ,xi-Q S 4-.1 f S gd X X sN'f 5 .h y v A A X ,xx I . we qw Lb EC BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES If you can look into the seeds of time. Left to right, Mrs. Levitz, Mrs. Breckstone, Mr. Kline flfhairmanj , Mrs. Clavin, Miss Shinar, Mr. Bader, Mr. Kirshner, Mrs. Herriott, Mr. Nash, Mrs. Berger, Dr. Abramson, Mr. Sullivan, absent. Mrs. Narins, Miss Amicone. CLERICAL DEPARTMENT Time is the measure of business, as money is of war. Left to right, Miss Becker, Mrs. Lampert, Mrs. Brunn Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Smith, Miss McCabe, Mrs. Stein bock, Miss O'Shea, Mrs. Falter, abs. Mrs. Hillman ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Time, which is the author of authorsf, SPEECH DEPARTMENT A time to keep silence, and a time to speak. Left to right, Miss L. Siegel, Mrs. Jerome, Mrs. Lehr- man, Mrs. Harte, Miss R. Gluck, Miss Lavery, Miss S. Clune, Mr. Browning lSpeech Chairmanl, Mr. Tague fEnglish Chairman IJ , Mrs. Woolfson, Mr. Traister, Mrs. Mangan, Mr. Reyback, Mrs. Adler, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Halpern, Mrs. Kasdan, Mrs. Field, Mrs. G. Rothman, Mr. D. Miller, Mr. Bunnekamp, Mr. Bernstein, Mr. Shefter, Mr. Hosenblumg absent: Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Marwit, Mrs. Elias, Miss Greenberg. S FOREIGN LANGUAGES Le temps fuiti, El tiempo es orou Left to right: Mr. Lieh 4Chairmanl, Miss Goldman, Mrs. Syrop, Mrs. Braun, Mrs. Nevas, Mr. Dasch, Mr. Zeldner, Mr. Kaplan, Mrs. Levine, Miss Krakow, Mr. Scnderolf, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Shulman, Mrs. Mangus. Absent: Mr. Levine. BOYS HEALTH EDUCATION Time Shall Throw a Dart at Thee Left to right, Mr. lidclson, Mr. Schiffer, Mr. Flood fcllllifllldflil, Mr. Lf-aycrafl, Mr. Hanley, Mr. O'Neill, Vlr. Strobel, Mr. Consagra absent. AW, 'MM ' mm . ew., W' ' Ti. ,Q , n.. f ii he ,Q , . ' f .. ' . . 1 ' , A Xl, f ijt 3,5 :will K 1 .W 'L ,-I QL !AAf 'H ,-W K ,wx H V' Aqua'--1' PIRLS HEALTH EDUCATION The Time is Out of fointv .eft to right, Miss White fffhairmanl , Miss Maistrelli, Vlrs. Haske, Mrs.'Vogel, Miss Elsas, Miss Conroy, Miss idgerly, Mrs. Greenwald, Mrs. Umansky. Mrs. Turco. r,n,jN-.x'X.Xs J'm'x'v..-,x ' lk fff f sw Sli My 1 E' lil TW? iw 2 ei i M X 71 7 . , .T Ii C Q If i I f , ..- 'XX . g . 3. ,ill 's ', .... ' 1,-h,,f v' 1' 'ufvv ,nd f Q . W, ,, wr ' . . -ev' W 'uso' :.v, l , - A N Y .1 ' . . 1 - H n f T 1 - eff , I ll Q' vlan c T f ,, W.. .. j', 5 r.,. .QA ,.-W 9 1 'fx' 1 rf J, ...mx iff -I l J :www 0 'vo -fi . N--W. f 'I K x v -. . lk V . --f ,, 1 M - ' , l X ca,-' 'T , T , vnP '... N wo... . , it l -- --'-' 6 'jf x i wc, f,. ., --I N pl' 1 I V .J 1 l ulhdvl HQ Y f!.f W f iq Wav ,.. - X W f X - H 1 xt X u. yr 1 - .,,.1-gf H l I x 6 .fJ i' I f I , 5 , X., LIBRARY STAFF Left to right, Miss Rawlings fChairmanJ, Miss Dear- den, Miss Wilcox, Mrs. Morris. The Taft Yearbook records with sorrow the death, on November 10, 1953, of Miss Beatrice Winch, a librarian of exceptional merit. Taft High School has suffered a great loss. Q S x vx Q 4 S 0-afar S - S MATH DfPARTMfNT All times are not alikei' Left to right, Miss Meeks, Miss Wier, Mr. Munro, Mr Bergman lChairmanl , Mrs. Haberman, Dr. Miller, Mrs. Wolf, Mr. Dichter, Dr. Dunlevy, Mr. Rosenbaum, Mrs. Eynon, Mr. Sokoloff. ?? f Qx fl x ' .df - 4 7 is h Q4 ...f 5 ' U V ff ,he M f - .1 P A D, , M v, J A A , Y r me A Q uf! Q ci vs , A, MUSIC DEPARTMENT Time an Endless Song Left to rightg Mrs. Lewis, Mr. McCormack, Mr Achtel, Mr. Altschuler. Absent: Mr. Kessler QChair- manj , Mrs. Rosen. PIIYSICAI. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Time is ilself an elemenf' Left to right: Mr. Miller, Mrs. Corbett, Mr. Feldman, Mr. Dick iclllliflllflllil, Mr. Opocrhinsky, Mr. Langer. SECRETARIAI. STUDIES i The silent louclzvs of timev Left to rightg Miss Rogoff, Miss Murphy, Miss Clune, Mrs. Shapiro, Mrs. Sedwitz, Miss Roth, Mrs. Brody. Miss Scully, Mr. Clirystall, Mr. Lippner, Mr. Cleiclflenllaus ICIIGZITIIIGH l , Mr. Frankel. .JN 'VI . ,f n - 5 ,A , I :QI Z I 141 -it ij . Q x . V7 Ti -r...6- s an J' Tfii'-.4,'f K-I-I f 4 iQ ' -- ..,-f- 1 g ---E-S , T 3 T m. ..f. f :I '9 WX- 5 S 'f N.. .-.y ' ff '51 2 '-. 1 -1 pf' ,Af SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT History makes us old without wrinklesv Left to rightg Mrs. Bardos, Mrs. Rostker, Mr. Gluck Mr. Cuba, Mr. Schoenbaum, Mr. Redmond, Mrs. Sellin Mrs. Dc-nkin, Miss Ackcr, Miss Boylan, Mr. Lieff, Mr Siegel, Mrs. Bcckhardt, Mr. Belasco fChairmanl, Mr. Cobcrt, Mr. Lehman, Mr. Core. Absent: Mr. Reiser, Mr. Sloopack. 7 W di liinliii 'U I NLM Q Giulia fl X Ulf! vf I In uxgblo I I' , i ' ff ffefs oi e MS Q7- wam- Qysgr 'Ea 308: i - . um 9 :Uni imqiilgfg S wg, I I 1 i 3 si f I W I v'Q A K 4 4 X X V 7.47-1 - ge,- fm S wi v ,Xi I ffm gs. ., saw illxsq - R . I f, f 4 in X .GFS T1 SD' 1 N Q 1954 14-Hlpfjf ,Eff ,. 1144:-' 'Fe '. ' -' ' 'H I I H 1 9 xk . . ' v'7'.v- ' -. L -- A. -f fx, 481 sw- 532' H '1 5 ,. ., Af 1+ ,.4 - 2' ,.L ' - .yn uf-in-.1-a..u.:u.v.:fif: - ' ' q ,v?',Jf 'f I-J?1a9er I r 1 ia' f if Inuit 4 ll ll i ,lv ,A - D f a i , 5351. N il sp ' e t F if I-.EQQQLI l , 1 i N . ill 1 I W! N X min t na 4 1 177 ,Ji 'Ti Q' 4 -'Mui 5 f! , 4 'IZ' 5 111A M mi ' r ,-7 fl . 5 ,gf 4 Af .17 -we For three busy years, ever since the very first day we tiptoed through Taft's awe-inspir- ing corridors, we have lived for, dreamed of, and anxiously awaited that magic day when we would don our symbols of superiority-our senior hats. Finally, amid sighs of relief and shouts of joy, we reached this long anticipated moment. However, the passing years have left their mark, and we are no more bewildered wide- eyed freshmen fearful of each ensuing period. Behold! Time has wrought a miraculous change. The shy, pitiful, and insignificant freshman has been replaced by the shining, self-assured Senior Taftite. Time, the greatest teacher of them all, has placed us at last on the road to maturity. PHYLLIS FAHRIE .11 Z I ,-N T Time ork onder L, i 1 ll ll? 4 I U N 2 - X N i 'wx ' x , xx x X YQ ui . X X,:3XNrS: l: Gi' Lv E I FD' ' ' rj.: 1 - sw . U. K K 'MI I Qi 'I kann liif. I X N, as mi 4 ,ku . Na ' 2. . in N Q i fi, u.. vi NNI., my gt 1 ' ' l. - Ns. 2 'Mf' .I lv fin , x 35' TQ' 7 ' lr Q X '4 'ix iii- n -La 1 I i xx A .ui ! Q s ,xx K. ...Q :H Ax oauaul H , li .ie X a ' - i- ' :sw- '. X ' x ii. .I Q' l K XM Jw 1' X , xv W 1 A-af I . . v l at - 2 IU Q ., u ,,, 7 ,, M' gg XX -.. I M M W QI' i A 1 1 I 4 .J 5 jj, '1 r 1 1 IZ, ' 1 4 I l I . , , Q S S ,,, '5 uv - -1 siwxi C l ,I 1-fl!! iqllff 90' - .Jia ' sie I X t lil? V: f ' '9 , A , 8 J- 'IW 1 1 p 11 M T ' M .,,r'ff.'f2 I. Zi' ,I I' ' s ,Cv N 1' gg i N. HK 2,1 , l l ,i fp. 4- 5 f y 1 v 2 If K fl ' ' f- hh' Q, , f ua, 8 'WN 081 I A I ff, 1 W . Q4-, .U W fi 5 1' 1 I T 4 x D ' I xlgl - 9 ,I v 17 4 'yi IZ. 'G , 2 1' 17 1 6 la gc' 4- uf , -eff '6 ' -'W T A' 'Z Bog ADLZR 'A QQGQ 'div' i j- 155, fi . frziitiflifz- t A ::z'Qi: rr-- . ,tw - 7 ' .. . Cf' I 1 'F x Z '53 J l Y 'N . 12' . :A -I 4:1 ii Y .ff A . it I L YW f V if E l m il if 'I ' A ' fgrisf' V A i X Ak E t X t A so .sf A I K I Acoss, CYRUS Orchestra, Aide City CollegefAccountancy A fine fellow, pleasant to know. AMICO, LOUIS Colle e4Electrical En ineering His name tells the story- S S A true friend. ARON, GLORIA City Evening Colleges 'Law Stn-nographer Law is whatever is ATTALIENTI, ANrHoNY Arista Secretary, History Honor Society Col- lege-Dentistry the formation of character. BAKNETT, BERNIE Health Education, Seniorxj w:,J, College-WPhar- macy The tlisc-asv. ylt H 5 ' v R' BARONE., MARIO Shop Service Aide Business College Talk nothing but business, and dispatch that business quickly. BARTH, ERIC Hunter College-Liberal Arts An earnest boy who should do well. BAYLES, BEVERLY College-Elementary Education- A girl who loves the little ones, she'll teach them all to do their sums. IIEHRENS, MYRA Arista Leader, Art Stag Yearbook, History Secretary Hunter College-Nlfducatlon ivin ra of intellectual fire. BELMONT, LILLIAN College-Liberal Arts She bubbles with mirth and merriment. W' gif K Q, 4 - . A A A . fra., . . y 1 'fn-2 q ,A V. . ni gga.: . Ll K I X K, . . l K . X t I A , f of BI-ZNARDO, BETTY Sparkling eyes, Melodious voice Health Education Aide, Senior Show Nursing School To heal the sick is her aim in life. HERKOWITZ, BERNARD Cafeteria Aide, Trajic Squad Youth! youth! how buoyant are their hopes! aartrokmtl, EMMA Well poised and charming Secretarial Work Business is the salt of life. BOCKHAUS, GEORGE Foreman in Shop Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. That's George's creed. BOMSER, HELENE City Night College-Secretary And her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece. BOORSTYN, BOB BOROWSKY, ALLEN College-S. S. Major. BRODIE, CAROL and happy-go-luckyg BRONSTEIN, FRANCES charm and ability and a reciates the fine arts. BROTMAN, SHEILA LLLL 1 5 V, 2 ' 'SE ' ' ' . - ,Q ' 1 ,. Cafeteria Squad City College-Engineering. Orchestra, New Yorlc Times Representative City City Collegegliducation Auburn hair, hazel eyes, her classrooms will be overcrowded. Senior Show College-Psychology Major Has Class Secretary Matrimony Blest be the bride on whom the sun doth shine. f 3 ' ' :P K , T .K A f ,,,, if 2'. V. ' f. A .2 .1 f M- -i.',,- ,,- - y A qi, L53 BROWN, MARVIN Class Aide Fordham University-Pharmacy BROWNSTEIN, JACK Track Team New York University-Medicine Banish the doctor, n x el the frien . CALABRO, JOAN S. S. Off. Aide, Yearbook Staff, Taft Review The writer does the most ho ' s his reader the most knowledge, and takes from him the least time. CARMEL1, EDWARD City College-Business Big Man with a Big Heart. CARR, JANET Leader, Cafeteria College-Teaching Look Out, gentlemen, the school mistress is abroad! 65,2555 , K st 1' J R . A ritti ze 525 . ,g,4,..'?'ffi' ' CHAWKIN, PHYLLIS Arista, Ojficial Class Secretary City College -Psychology Major The sweetest thin that ever rew beside a human door. E S CHESNEY, KENNETH Cafe. Aide, Tragic Squad, lnfrm. Aide A'Willing service is true servi e while it lastsf, COBERT, MARION Arista, Year Book Com., Ojff. Class Sec., Unesco Club College-Social Science Major She's a lover of art and music and all mankind. COHEN, ALLAN Co. Capt. Football Team College-C. P. A. Merry eyes and dimples smile. . is J' ,tag Q .. j,g1.,.,,f w 4' ' Wt Q 5,1 sg COHEN, Joyce 8th term Rep., OH. Class reas., Class G. 0. Hunter College-Teaching Major Music hath charms and so does Joyce. COOPER, SHEILA, City College-Evening-Legal Stvnography Curly top- ped cutie, cltAwFonD, cyan. Orchestra, Band Hopes to be an ace photographer Always on the beam. CUSTI-JR, BARBARA Cafe Aide, Blurbs Com. College-Journalism Aims to be a reporter on large city paper. DEUTSCH, MARSHA College-Teaching She softly speaks and sweetly smiles. M ' ,e - J 1 ,' 'T -... W Mm.. anus, MARi.ENi: Arista College-Teaching Major Teachers have torches which they pass on to others. FARBER, NORMAN DONALD N. Y. U.-Doctor In a good surgeon, a hawk's eye, a lion's heart, and a lady's head, says our up-coming doctor. FARKAS, nosANNE Taft Review, Lib. Aide, Girls' Emergency Aide City Col- lege-English Major A study in elegance and ease. FAUST, LUKE t Night School-Business Guitar Playing Luke brings pleasure to many with his skilful pen. FELDMAN, EVELYN Class Aide Business College--C. P. A. She'll travel the plain, high road of finance. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A TAFTITE Time and the hour runs through the roughest day. The story you are about to hear is a true one. It is to be read only by seniors, in order to prevent cer- tain practices from spreading to the lower terms, and to protect the integrity of our school. The time, 7:00 A.M., the place, a bedroom. We find our heroine turning off her alarm clock and go- ing back to sleep. But, someone is coming stealthily into the room. He sneaks up to the bed and strikes! What did she do to deserve this? You were rightp it's her kid brother, his iob-wake her! .- . . ...W A smefiar . f,..,.A. 7 as ,.,. A 5- 1 . ' 2-1 , il W ' H P V iw . .,. A LLAL . V ,V , KSN 7 Y A.. , f i t A X, FINEMAN, ELAINE lege Uptown The beauty of a lovely FINK, GEORGE fun and good cheer. FISCHER, GEORGE cyed doctor. FISHER, HARVEY above rubiesf' FRIEDLANDER, AUDREY -Bio Chemistry Major Enthusiasm i ,E 'ev' QIE EEGG xg A f l ,A FROHMAN, JACK seems made to be shared. FROMBERC, RICHARD :Wal 99:5 . ., ' iii K 1.11 4 Cafeteria Aide, Typing Club, Hall Duty City Col- woman is like music. Cafeteria Aide School for T. V.-Army Full of College-M. D. Loads of patients for this tall, brown- City College-Orchestra The price of wisdom is Official Class Pres., Arista, Chem. Aide College is the genius of sincerity. ? . A qi l Us M A .Aete . .,,'Q.,. . Patrol Aide College-Pharmacy Happiness Likable and self confident C. C. N. Y.-Accounting Skill and confidence are like an unconquered army. CERSHON, HARRIET sity Show Hunter College-Teacher GILMAN, MYRNA City College-Teachin -Math Major CILSON, CAROL dullf' 5 in -. A ., I A A 'R it GINSBERG, JOYCE Arista, Yearbook, Counselofs Aide, Senior Show, Var- She touches nothing but she adds a charm to it. Arista, Guidance Off. Aide, Senior Play, Unesco Club lt is well to live that one may learnf' She drinks the wine of aspiration, and this is never Taft Review, Portfolio Staff, Year Book Lib. Staff 4'A creative mind in a lovely girl-will make a splendid housewife, too. cow, ELEANOR Arista, Senior Show, Cafeteria Aide Hunter College -Sociology Major Wisdom is the conqueror of fortune. GOLD, SHELDON Physics Club Hunter College-Engineering Math and Science are his two loves at present. COLDMAN, ALLAN Senior Show Hunter College-Science Major Men love to wonder, and that is the see of science. GOLDRING, ETHEL Orchestra College'-B. S. Degree, Nursing A future Florence Nightingale. y- . Ar.. , I 5,1 - . ,4 ne 45' ' -at he , K s K L ss in k..,, 'I - Vs-7, V O 'Vg A , fl i - X X l - 1 W 'f. ,I 'N cocusrrznw, Noitivtit City College-Early marriage A very graceful girl, particularly on skates. coi.DsTi11N, nosAi.YN Counseloris Office Aide College A merry dis osition and loads of fun. p . uoivisttn, MICHAEL College-Accountancy t'The envy of many girls ln-cause of his wavy hair. coim0N, SHEILA Class Treas. College-M-Elem. Ed. Major, Teaching Education is a treasure, and culture never die-sf, from-3, BARBARA H. E. Aide, Light House Aide Colleffe-Business Adminis- D tration i'Her sunn locks hanv' on her lolll les like a olden fleece. Y D P Z '1'.x1'Hi- 741' it i M 'ii5g1f3'h1E3.si 'L . iffltig T' 'C -fi 1f'ie:i'j55Wi ..,,. f , . .,,..,, . , i n A-N .zgtrzx 11t,e.if.ef, 1 '-v Q9 ...ml-'i... 1 peg 2, my A we ' f - l 4 If t A - t X l f t corrrgsrt-:Ln, Amour Taft Rev. Ed. City College-Liberal Arts, Dra- matics Behind the curtain's mystic od, the glowing future lies unrolledf' GOTTLIEB, FLORA Class Sec., Senior Leader, Usher Hunter College- Tvacliing Personality plus, and cheerful to lir'l1old. UREENBAUM, EDITH Cafeteria Aide, Library Service, Arista, Unesco Club City College!-Teachinff Wisdom is the conqueror of fortune. cnt-:t:NBt:Rc, Joni. Arista, G. 0. Rep., Senior Councilman, Traffic Squad College-Medical School Honor the physician with the honor due unto him. unr:sNuLAT'r, Ruorm Band, Class See. College- Lab. Tech. Cold water is splashed over closed eyes-a hand reaches into a closet and out comes a navy skirt and white sweater-a mouth opens and half a glass of iuice is emptied into it. Books and bag are grabbed, and she's off! But wait-she forgot her senior hail The time, 8:45, the place, Taft High School the sound, a late bell. A doorknob slowly turns, and a figure slips into a classroom. The coast is clear: the teacher isn't looking. She sees her chance and tiptoes towards her seat. I think she'll make it todayp but what's thisg he's looking up, he's turning towards herg his words are few, but meaningful. You're LATE! t X xii A X if 43' Sgr v hy., Mit thi Ui iv X i Q .5 he-,s,,.!,,,s ,.,. ' A Av ies swims 'tier ASQ? CROSS, LORRAINE Blurbs Com., Ojjl. Aide instruct our youth. GUTIN, MARILYN smile and dancing 'T' ' t sf .V , A s's5f is QQ Ewsit? .sa T sf A t tsfifzwitit' . i - - ,..,.. , q LL L ' ' ' QQ? In Wigjgl ,.., A V.- , ' , . , I , Social Service Squad, Light House, Lebanon Hosp., Hunter College-Health Ed. Major, Teaching She will be most fit to Business Collece-Buinff 4'The ffirl with the radiant 5 Y in e feet. Hunter College-Education Lucky the pupils who HACKER, VIVIAN will have this cheerful lady teaching them. HALPERN, EILEEN Mr. ,lasorfs Aide College-Marriage A win- ning smile-a bright and amiable young lady. IIANDMAN, MARSHA Career , , at --fr :tw-ff:tfi..4t-:A Alert, swf-et, and smiling College-Teaching 'Elf reproof be on her lips, t ere is always a smile in her eyes. i ,. . , ,g,,,i,,5,,. f , K , f - att,-tsiifsif , A . S at f A.-ga j Q - A , - Hsu , Q: 7- ,, i ig. f L. :Wifi 'lg , K ' refill 'Sli if A Q' T , W .'.- ' IIEHIR, OWEN Football Team State Tt-ch. College Cheer- fulness in the principle in the position of healthf' HENSCHEL, JUDY Co-Capt. Cheerleaders, Blurbs Committee, Ola firial V.P. Syracuse lnivcrsity-Teaching Major The pursuit of the perfect, then, is the pursuit of sweetness and light. HERSKOWITZ, RUTH Arista State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences 4Dental Hygiene Ulieauty without grace is the hook without the baitf' She has the grace all right. HEKZOG, SUZANNK A5 Oreltestra College-Teaching Major Look at Suzanne and ht-ar her speak h a lady. HOFFMAN, STUART College of Pharmacy Veni, vidi, vici, so he thinks. , . A, In ihkt. ,.,,.,: ,gpg 9, 5 5 Vkry vzyyk Aygy I . A sill 'iii X i- ' ' t e ' ' A as iis vffwf-A ease ,., HTSH? fag? A A . V M , LL,,. Q I V , K I, 1 F , ,.., U A .K .. rig I tw.. I V f V fi vs r bi I , sf, -: ig' A 3: mi ' -- A 11- .,.. t' ' , ' ' Wi ta s T R llls , our T tix ,FFQQML A its - ti A A l . 7 T' A A HORN, ROBRRTA College-C. P. A. 'llixpert in swimming and faithful in friendship. HORN, SANDRA Blurbs Com., Music Off. Aitle College-Ed. Major Tis education forms the common mind, just as the twig is bent, the tree is inclined. H OROWITZ, PHYLLIS City College-English Major. Teaching L'The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. KATZ, EILEI-IN Major and Teaching KATZ, MARILYN Oyjire Airle Hunter Collcge4Elementary Education 'The guidance of our mind is of more importance than its progress. Chorus, Bio Lab. Aide Petite, pretty, and practical. Ht. S' . ff A m.a+i,fA - ee. A- t 2- .., ip ,E , ff W - . I it . Q A .,-, A gy f .... T . ' A7.'gF??f ' t J. 25' f f ' i - kt 'x ii i-FG t KIRSCIINER, JOAN Study Hall Aide Bookkeeper. KLAUSNER, RUTH Counselorls Aide, Dr. Gluck's Secretary College -Health Ed. Major Always on t e ball, she'll keep Taft girls on their toes when she teaches them Health Ed. KLAVER, PIIYLLIS Phyllis, the child of grace. The Ballet will be enhanced by Phyllis. KLEIN, RICHARD G. 0. Store, Trajic Squad Enough, if something from our hands have power, to live and serve the future hour. KLINGER, ELAINE City College-Education Learning will be fun with this hazel-eyed teacher? ., . L Wifi Mai' iff I A t. 1 r 45. f o... 5, f, , A 'H I A . . 'Y .1 A L K L - '- A ,dl f' ' -rf 1' , .. . :TU 'dv ' 'H ' 1 .YL i,., . Me di .. - o ' jifrztrgzkff -4 Y P it KORNRLIITII, BARBARA Senior Show College-Teacher The luxury of learning is not to be compared with the luxury of teaching. Ko'rLowIrz, BARBARA College-Teaching Major Ever so lovely to behold. KRAMER, FRANCES Arista, Prog. Off. Aide College-Speech Major Far more effective than hoo s is t e s 0 en word. Lnrxowrrz, LEONARD Senior Marshal, Chemistry Lab Aide, Tennis Team George Washington U-Medicine Freckles and dimples, too, has our Doc. His heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth. Lrzcttmsxv, EDITH Hunter Cullegev-Education Major She is happy when her hands are on the worry keys. The time, 9:50, the place, girl's gym, her fortune, charleyhorse! The class comes to order, the teacher speaks, Left, right, left, right, left, to the rear, marchl But I'm a seniorp how can you expect me to re- member what I learned three years ago? ' That was the story as the teacher added another -10 to her Delaney card, bringing her average up to a high -l5l CGym was always her favorite sub- iect, so what's another make-up class or two?? LEICHTMAN, sm-:ILA Social Service Rep Hunter College-Psy chology She drives everyone mad with those blue eyes and that friendly smile LEIVE, RUTH Arista, Dramatic Club College Kindergarten Teacher Be kind to those dear little folks. LEVINE, AUDREY German Club College Teaching Her beautr ful blonde hair and subtle charm attract us all. LEVINE, BRENDA Hunter College-Ed MaJor OH Class Treasurer Band Everybody's Pal. Education is a controlling factor to the young LEVINE, GLENN Att. Off. Aide, Army Ever faithful to his country ever faithful to his friendsf' LIEBER, nov Arista, Cafeteria Squad College-Engineering Onward to success -his motto. LIESENBERG, GEORGE City College-Business Major Lean and lanky fair and square. Alwa s a hard an willing worker. LIPINS, AL City College-Education Educatlon makes the man LIPS!-Ilrz, FRED H. E. Aide, Cafe Capt Class President Hunter College-Dental School A prestidigitator who, putting metal into your mouth pulls coma from your pocket. LORENZEN, ELEANOR Arista, Big Sister Hunter College Teachmg Major The root of honesty and virtue lies in the happiness of good education LUBIN, GRACE MALINOW, 1-'RAN College-Child Education u .www Miss Shapirzfs Aide College Business Major Buyer Class President Blurbs Committee Senwr Show air o go d, eyes of blue, bubbling with vltallty too Rep Secretarial Work Merry a.nd Soccer Team Sportlng Readhead' 'Play up City College Blonde green eyes and pretty enough MAY, IRIS Act-'r Off. Aide, G. 0. gay the livelong day. Mc GRATH, THOMAS play up, a.nd play the game. MELTZER, BETTY for two-she's a twin. - A Qjjff F ff? . I 1 5 . W -'V 4 I 'KM' tif . - Af , f s!vj,L Mg, r K r ' M' 1 rf 1 we ,ix -7. rin-IA LIEU.. funn: uf rs . . L ri 'JTEA M' sw-r..rs,1 'W - .1 - 717' ' 2 I-.misss . ' A -1-V25 I' . , 32,3 ,I ,I I up L WPH V . , f .S K' S xl' 1 ' 'Q 5 R' xr, - . V T f K L su A - y ggi ' y 3 l V A PJ' ,gi I .ff I ' , r I f ,' .. g tr I I A iii I - t I l .x'Q?7f,- . li? Q A . r l A I MELTZER, cEcILE City College-Teaching Major 'EA picture is a poem without words. MEYER, SIIEILA History Honor Society, Senior Councilman, Class Secre- tary Col1egwTeaching Major If you love instruction, you will he well instructed. MEYROWITZ, FRED ' Cafe Squad College-Medical School He says he'll cure our ills, but he won't forget the bills. MILLER, CAROL Night College--Business The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulnessf' MITCHELL, MERTON Soccer Team, C. 0. Rep. College-School of medicine Nothing is more estimahle than a physician who heals the sick. f f Iii? -- ' Y ' N I M -ag ' f 5' I t ' L i , l' ' -f A ,I if -- itil A ' V 51' - I emwf we .. MIzIIAI1I, SALLY College A delight MEYERS, CONSTANCE to t e sight. Arista, Aide in Sight Conservation Room Hunter Alter ego of Roberta Peters. She has operatic aspirations and will he a star at t e Met some day. MYRA, ELAINE for Myra. NASH, SAMUEL NATHIN, DONALD A cheerful lassie who loves a joke. An Early Marriage City College-Liberal Arts A lover of all sports. Senior Show New York University-Pre-Med In the hands of the discovcrer, medicine becomes a 'heroic art. The time, 12:00 P.M., the place, Cafeteria, her thought, food! Her expression brightens, her eyes brighten, her eyes open, her shoulders straightenp her goal-scrounge something to eatl After eating, she feels strong enough to attempt a very difficult task-copying homework! What, don't tell me no one else did it either? What is this class coming to anyway? But wait a minute, Matilda Tuttle fthe class geniusl must have done it. After a hectic search the desired work is found, and she spends the remaining three minutes of the period frantically copying it. .sur I -4 1 1 tg 4 . ,r S, s K K WW? ' Y r rr ln? iifef' X Q QE 2 I Xia, 51,352 . ,IQ . .. W if .fe FM.. . ,.g, ..,,a?gt.r as i w tar K 5 Sf 1' a S X: ' yr ci if I3 nr x T.. as ggi NATTER, IRWIN College-Pharmacy Warm and winning smile, a lover of music. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. NICOLAU, LOURDES ' Locker Room Aide, Aide in Taft Adult Center 'flust the right disposition for a first rate nurse. Placid, quiet, sweet. NORWALK, FRANCES Eyes that bewitch, gifted in art. Every artist dips her brush in her own soul. PARASOL, PAULINE Senior Show, Cafeteria Aide Hunter College- Historv Major History is indeed t e witness of the times, the light of truth. PENENSKY, MARILYN Library Aide, Hall Patrol, Cafe Aide City College-Major in Psychology Softly spea and sweetly smile. gg N PERRY, SANDRA Staff of Taft Review Hunter College-English Major This friendly girl helps make our Ta t Review tops. PINTO, DAVID College-Medical School Handsome blonde, lover of sports. POLLACK, ESTHER Hunter College-Elementary Education Major- Teaching To know how to suggest is t e great an of teaching. PORIS, HELENE Music Aide, President in English Class College and Higher Education The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. PORT, ANNETTE H. E. Aide, Yearbook, Senior Show College- Psyehology Major She believes In appiness and may it come to her in abundance. E ri V' his ttss . Y? ' iiir ' 'C ff ie-'r :Q -'I, 9 I E l M PosNI:R, JERRY Chem. Off. Aide' College-Chem Major Science is its own exceedin reat rewar . PRESS, STEPHEN Cafe Aide College-Engineering The sparkle of his swarthy eye. PRICE, MARIAN Arista College-Accountancy The secret of the universe turns out to be personality. RANKUS, MARCIA Arista, Sight Conservation Aide, Hist Honor Club, Pan Amer. Club College ere 15 no frigate like a hook, to take us lands away. BARUCH, ETHEL Orchestra, Traffic Aide, Swim. Club College- Elem. Ed. Major ' appy is she that oves to work with children. fl' jj!! ilu' aid , 1 rag -V? Rx X l 9 x RICE, LUIS Senior Class Counczlnzarz 01111111 Hass becrztary Cit Cirllvgv-Busi11t'ss Major 'illusinvss is tllv salt of life RICH, P11Y1.1.1s Senior Vt'l'!1J.f'1lSl0lW Honor Cowen Usher S S Squad College-Major in Political cif-ncf' Our Most Likely to Succtetl ffirl 1 certain to ac icw success. 111FK1N, HOWARD Sz-hoo! Bond ct to fbi C Trut wit is nature to advantage dressed. ROGERS, LENORE Steno OH Airle illebi 'N IC 1,41 L1 tra Arts A surpassing beauty and in tie J 011111 of youth noMA1N1:, Minoru State 'lscli Nltclianical Ophtlialinic A 1 mix Svcrvtaiial Walk Fn,.ag1fl to lic marxie Y ,R if 1 'f X if-552755 r i ROSENBERG, HELEN 1u1'r1111o1.z. 111.lssA Cafe, Capt. Cuzd Off Aide benzor Show Hebrew flub Beth Israel Hospital-School of Nursing Wit is the salt of coitversatmn R1'u1Ni'ELn, ESTIIER Arista .Senior 0 ire Airlc e 1 11v College. nuninsxv, Eo1T11 Senior Oym 41dr Huntu Colligo Vlajor Psy chology and Education. SABINO, PETER Gifli-fl in 11111, lu w1l sunly suctud in 1ow Business, for he is comely and capab e. She slips into her history room iust as the bell rings. The class settles down, the teacher speaks, Will you tell us the answer to the first question, young lady? Me? Well, it was like this, you see the- The facts, Miss, all we want are the facts! iWho liked American History anywoy?J The next period is uneventful enough. The click of the typewriter is very restful. Ignoring the fact that she's taking o test she goes obliviously on, making a mistake in every other word until the change bell disturbs her reverie. 'F' tw 1 ' I ,g Y 1 I . 'rt 11,1 ,its is egg ,.-, 5? s. 55, :X . 5 f P ' i C lJi if .5wfsiggg ' : e..-g ,. Ag iii' N an-4 4- 2 fx R 'ZX i W 'Qi 5 A at f .f ,Q ,f A its SACKS, PHYLLIS Sub. Class Treasurer Secretarial Work SAGINAR, BEVERLY S. S. Aide, Veep English Class, Dramatics Club, Chorus City College-Major Education Hopes to study Law. SALTIEL, DOROTHY Study Hall Aide, Class Secretary City College- Night-Bookkeeping Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasmf, SALTZ, RENEE Arista, Blurbs Com. Hunter College-Psychology Everyone's fond of this petite brunette. SANDERS, LUCILLE College-Psychology 'Those that do teach young babes do it with gentle means and easy tasksf' fx: v -' l VA pr, ,i SANDERS, SAM College-Liberal Arts Our great pianist. See deep enough, and you see musicallyg t e eart of nature being everywhere music, if you can only reach it. SCHENKLER, PEARL Aide in Guidance Office, Senior Show College- Education Major Shining hair and green eyes, and the best-dressed girl in our Senior class! SCHERTZER, CHARLENE Unesco, History Honor Society, Senior Show College-Physical Therapy Specialist Marriage Soon Her Sparkling personality will gain her many friends. SCHIFFER, ROSAI-IE Arista, Guidance Off. Aide Hunter College An outward and visible sign of an inner growth. sw: s R wa? I -5. film: ' -E Iii-'iii . A 'ET ..,,.,.5'i,'.' .,.. :gil-sit. - M Q :.i.'w - s es, - -A .segaizw f -- A A- .. --3tff,':i.-iff we mfg it A K g y X if SCHREIER, JOANNE Library Aide -athletically inclined. H - t gg. ,Ata,,.ag+.zg ft- -its 5, -- lg, if 1 A 1- f , S f .3',:,-- E 4- VW College Hale and hearty SCHWARTZ, ARLYNE G. 0. Rep. Freckled face comedienne with flaming red hair. Grave poets sing: Honest wedlock is a glorious thing. SCHWARTZ, LEONARD He will join the U. S. Marines. SHAPIRO, ROGER H. E. Aide The boy with the winning smile, who is just bubbling over with vitality. SHARKOWSKY, ZELDA Aide in Lebanon Hospital City College- Business Major Mind cannot follow it nor words express her infinite sweetness. iT5's?r'T,'J ' It -2' Ti Ji 'ji -,gf Y ww .i-ull '7 . was . i Q ,L,,,, grgfgviw f uw- .ep ',-1' 6 ifligif , .Q My ., 5 A s 5- t il? 1 ., ee 7 E531 , , 6 .'1,-' T' of f: f ' ' Q': ' ' 1 it Bly ?' if 'f' , ' l , -V srrruns, MARTIN An. 017. Aide I-le'll wear the Air Force Blue, and bring honor to his country. sxuenov, LORRAINE Secretarial Work. SLEPIAN, ROCHELLE Tramc Squad Night College-Business by day-Politics in between Beauty, brains, and a heart of gold. She is a credit to all who know her, especially her parents. SMALL, GLORIA H. E. Aide, Class V. P., Blurbs Com. College-Fash ion Designing Mischievous eyes, smile, and dynamic personality. snmncsn, JOAN H. E. Aide In her own grace she doth exalt herself. . - 1 'v-'-. 2 .14 -',w : :wi ',1f ,F ,,,. I f'f-.- A . , Heir ' fit c J A' i i iii I Q ' ' Wen SODICKSON, GENEVIEVE One thing is forever goodg that one thing is success. svzcron, JOAN Arista, Sight Conservation Aide Brandeis University- Liberal Arts Degree To love to read is to exchange hours of boredom for hours of delight. SPITZBERC, STAN College-C.P.A. One thing is forever goods that one thing is succss. STAUB, MURIEL Arista, Span. OH. Aide C.C.N.Y.-Teaching Major She's very knowing and mo est, too. STEIN, FRANCES Capt. Cheerleaders, Chem. OH. Aide, Prog. Off. Aide University of Alabama-Chem ajor. The time, 2:15, the place, deserted corridor, her emotions, mixed! Books piled upon a tired looking figure . . . a familiar hat of gold and blue perched a-top her head , . . her dilemma . . . which office to visit first! But no, she's got a better destination, home! With hat askance, hair unruly, and just enough cour- age to face tomorrow, she quickly leaves the build- ing. The time, 11:00 P.M., the place, bed, the crime, thinking! Her mind clears itself of the cobwebs, a realization suddenly sweeps over her . . . high school days are nearly at an end! As she looks back over the past four years, despite homework, teachers, and tests, they really weren't so bad after all! -1 THE END - BARBARA PERLA Q ww 'gg- 2 STEINBERG, GERALD After college, it's Medical School STERN, ANNETIE fortunate employer. STONE, JEROME P if , Lab. Aide, Orchestra, Arista, School Air Warden for Gerald and wisdom are born with a man. STONE, SANDRA Secretary Tall brunette available for some H. E. Aide, Speech OH. Aide College Wit Portfolio, Art Stay? Yearbook, Blurbs Com. Hunter College-Art Major What is art ut life upon the larger side ? STORFER, ANDRIS Millionaires son-in-law-so he hopes. f, ' ' ' - gg?fi:ifff1. . ,. 1,-I ' za - ess '.--' . - or fs ,A .iii E E A A Q i- we A y is ' 'ii .. - A 2 ' . .,. .-. K A 2 f ',:- 'L2- 1 Aa is rifff L 'if '- : r ' k - . A -Bifida: ' -Z- STROLL, ARLENE Arista, Dr. Gluclis Aide, Senior Class Council Hun- ter College-Teaching ln her own grace and charm, she exalts herself. THALER, ELAINE Blurbs Com., Mr. Shey'ter's Aide, Library Aide, Mr. Fernschildis Secretary College-Education Major She is never loud or boastfulg a sweeter, kinder, more lovable girl was never made. TORRE, JEAN Arista, Off. Class Treas. College-Foreign Languages Major She dreams o eanie TURCHIN, MARLENE Business Marlene is our ou TWOHILL, MARGARET with the dark brown hair. Cafeteria Aide, Steno Ofice Aide, Off. Class Sec. tdoor girl. She loves camp and everything connected with it. Hunter Collee-Teaching To know how to suggest is the great art of teac ing. f -. . .f-f. xi fill i?lPs'7lr5' 71 . ..k, - - A . R VODOLA, ROSE tion-Spanish ing. WAKSTEIN, SOL achieved without enthusiasm. WANDER, SHEILA literature entrancingf' WASHINGTON, HOWARD WASSERMAN, Lois Major The lu Blurbs Committee, Arista City College-Educa xury of learning is not to be compared with the luxury of teach- Band College-Optometry Nothing great was ever OH. Aide in 125 She firids the world of Business Courteous always. rista, Senior Treasurer College-Teaching Major Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her inhnite lovelinessf' uni hi sjvefr 1.p,,b?, 'Q K WATERMAN, SIIEILA Official Class Treasurer Bookkeeper-Night College Helpful and efficient, we'd be lost without her. WEISBERG, HELEN Arista, Off. Aide College-Lab. Tech. What art was to the ancient world, science IS to the modern, WERBLOW, MARTIN G. S. Lab. Aide College-Law A great lover of nature, he believes nature does nothing in vain. WILK, Isolus Soccer Team College-School of Engineering May life be merry and gay, says he. WILSON, ROBERT Business His limbs are cast in manly mold. A ,f ' M'1 'fi - ll ji D n Z A . if ' 755 y, ,lf fa fri A 3352 , 6 LII? s if ,. ' ' ,.. ' li . ' i' I 9 fl--fl 'ff 4 f fi A i ' el -4. ' 7 ' I fi WITTLEN, ELLIOTT College-Teaching A perfect play is the noblest production of human nature. WOLF, MARIAN Senior Class Secretary Being a secretary is her duty, but she'll probably end up as a oo keeper. WOLFF, SANDRA Arista, Senior President She loves the piano, and she is interested in politics. Hopes to become a member of the Taft faculty some day. ZARIN, SYDELLE Arista, Guidance Off. Aide, H. E. Aide Her chief aim at present is to give her pupils dancing feet. Graceful and charming. G ' . 9 'F fi ' 7 s ' 4 7' Z g l 1, X. , Q V, 5 5 ' if x ' I ' 1 ll A f Ar , lr! W1 ...xr I4,1Il f 1 Vs J 'WEE 1 - .t lb. il' rl 1 A I f I A I ' L V ,, 6 4 'wld V f I V -i 1 ' I r- ' ' Y I r N 'AL If I . tl I. ff N ' if I ' 1 ' - l psf! lf' A- 'lf . V V1 'il - I '. UN.. 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A., ,...v V ice-President Mrs. Greenwald Sandy Wolii L .lll .,.,President Lois W'asserman .L ,l,,lli Treasurer January Senior Show Standing Sheila Waterman Leonard Lefkowitz Bunny Schertzer Joyce Cohen Seated Marian Wolf Phyllis Rich Sandy Wolif Harriet Gershon fahsj Senior Council and Treasurers January Standing Andre Storfer Eileen Katz Joyce Cohen Bunny Schertzer Harriet Gershon Joel Greenbaum Seated Sheila Cordon Jean Torre Lois Wasse1'man Arlene Schwartz Sheila Wvaterman Kneeling Sheila Mayer Arlene Stroll Lois Rice , 'n . 1 - -4 f? . . . . ' -.. I IA ll- l ,I .X D lilx Q :::::3 'f 417.155 4- I ,, ,.:: EJ 11: .:: f : 'H Yi 41-a.:: , la: E li l 'L Q S ii i ' ' x. Ffa 4 , Q Qi -1. S ' ' 3 I 3 . T1 ' ff' X 55 NWQ w : -'lt-if 2 ,KM Best Dres: Girl Pearl Schen Pretiiest Gi, JUdY Henschf Class Wit Girl Fran Malinow il 1 I 7 , I Lorraine GroSS '55 Alhleles GH Lourdes Nicolau fix Q ' T 44 -L.- Q!-x T3 k K l iw Q' if X l y ' w H.: X ' 1 Class Athlete BOY Alan Cohen an A-5,5 V sg- Q-'Q o 5 lo.h. Most Popular Girl Sandy Wolli ,Q-. Mosl' Popular Boy Lenny lefkowitz if w. Sl A ffs '1 Xg. gap. gy fi-45, 'Q Q ty x V A L' . N fl S Most Likely fo Succeed Samuel Sanders Mo? Likely lo ucceed Phyllis Rich : an I M pf, y 1 ox so -in f sz 1 'Nlw-Q f . ' E -:.... my f 5 595' A .Egg .Nag . 3 f, ?1f ' Ky 1 V iQQ J' iw L' :NV 9 ' fa.-sr. .. -c .- , ,A., . ' f?ff'?fi1 'J' , -ww ' E ' 11 E- qxfffwmf' 1 w 1 225455-2:5212 1 f::saE:rs:s 1 . 1,-:f551S3'f1E: eff? Sf5fEff?f'ff . .ff :--,SQS35 ' ,-L, -.':1 :f: . 1-Taegef FEW ,W 14 1 sp.: A 3' , ' x ' ,u ' Q. ,I Il 1? 51. . -yi' zitf: . . '-f4.:15:f:gf..- . ':f:i:l:25'flf'-. ,f g:5:fff:3:!f5f. i,3:f.f::1:f:9:5:: ' -:1:!: 3S:f42::4:f jfs-5453555525555 .-'g:3:::-::-:3:-'-- . 5i:s:::g1:Fsfps5si ' -iis!12f2:sfsE1f:f4g 4 4.555555525225555 051, P iifi5E:5Q'EiEf5Ef2' '4 ' .-.-pg. . I - 1- ,V-.' ,.-. 1. n 1 10 L ' 3 8 4 1 5 r y , f - x 'Sf J: if X-'ng -L J f -N :fs-P H : E . ',1,: a one can recognize ABREVAYA, ROSALYN sweet. ACKERMAN, ROBERT business makes us call him the ick of the cro . HHPPIP J' Hickory, dickory doclc A senior and a clock A prom, a hat, an autograph A boost or just a knock. An hour drawing nearer, A Taftite tall and true. A memory of friends and pals, A loyalty to Gold and Blue. A picture in a yearbook, An autograph in gold, A future filled with promise, And treasures yet untold. BABETTE FEINBERG me 84 tt.. my h gf,i5t.j5, Qi? Q M ' E ' A ss 'K E.fi?l.z-,1Y:- 1 pl' Yew f f . 'T ' so 4 E ttt E3 l , We Hist. Class Sec. Business-Buyer The sincere sincerity. College-Psychology Major Fair, kind, and Hist. Class Aide Rohert's interest in the fruit 19 ACKEEMAN, RocHE1.LE Art Editor Yearbook, Cheerleader, V.P. of G. O., Taft Review City College-Major Pedagogy The incurable itch of writing possesses many. f3ffTfi17Z'?:!?vl Q .2 f .-:'fi: L f'wL.wZ, A gf-as 's.. 1 Fi ,-ii YS Qti Q - or tees .,f' sl. - ' V 'E ' 1221 yr. E A A .sr 1 . . 55 H ' 's', W 1 - .t isee 4-A A A - A. , 5 E . :ig 22- 4 f - fe -'g,:-f.,-S, V f :ssl liii X 1 i . ,il 5.15 iklx . ' X L . ACKERMAN, ROSALYN Arista, Art Yearbook, Att. Aide, Counseloris Aide, Portfolio College-Art Major ACKERMAN, TOBY Study Hall Aide Business-Secretary Toby says, lf you would marry wisely, marry your equal. ACRICHE, JOSEPH a goal. ADLER, ROBERT College-Art Major AGINSKY, sYLv1A College of Engineering Quiet and studious and set on Y earbook, Term Pin Designer-5, 6, 7, 8, Portfolio As t e sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Locker Room Aide Business-Secretarial Work Come and trip it as you go. Un the light, fantastic toe. ' K. .se ef gfffig SQ A A A I ' ' rmff II in if A fi' 1 N A ff' Q Ii 6, I ,W A '4 an .ps 52.43 up lf Iv ju' 4 HI.. .Ji ' - 'K 'V fs it :'1f?V'IT5Y x JI . I f ,,, is If I W I I 1 514 ,ik sw Ag .' I A 5 ...- , Q , t . u f A L ' ' AKSEN, HOWARD ' , NN' ffl, Z 'I iff Supply Squad, Inventory Aide City College He'll live in a boat and be happy the rest of his days. ALGAVA, CHARLES College-Liberal Arts The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulnessf' ALPER, GERALD U.-Engineering Major record in Taft. ALTER, DANIEL ALTSCIIUI., MARILYN blue eyes Will attend Sc ' Arista, Hist. Honor Club, Room Aide Columbia e is hound to achieve success if we are to judge by his scholastic City College-Science Major ulntellectually inclined. Taft's Singing Ragef' Tall, attractive, black hair, hool for Singing Stars. ' I L ,..- 1 -:Alias ., was V 1x'-- 'llQu?:.2:'Y 2' ' D' 'M I ff' 'fe -A I - Jlftw' A R- f --- '- I :WI . . . X ' iff Silt. I , ,ffi - W' 2, ' A ,figlf I , rw. 'sf I ' f' ' I df. I I 'Eiga ' aim: Qi, :xi 'X .vi i ,,, ' V, I' ALVAREZ, IIecroR Y.M.C.A. Aide Will join the navy He loves hi cou try best h trlv t ma t best 'l 's n w 0 s ' es o e 1 . AMBROSINO, FRANK Class Aide College-Architecture Ar- chitecture is the work of nations. ANDERSON, wII.MA Library Aide, Personal Aide for Teacher, Locker Aide School for Radio ec nlclans. ANDON, ANNA Arista, Library Aide College-Teacher A single clay amongst the learned la ANNIS, PAUL sts longer than the longest life of the ignorant. College-Journalism Major Paul's hopes are high. He wants to report the news of his ocality. 1 H' I7 ANTHONY, BENJAMIN APPLIJBAUM, RDSLYN Secretarial Work. ARAV, KATIE attractivev. ARM, sI:YMoIIR ARMSTRONG, JUDITH Private Secretary Exce 45 ' ' if '-.tr , I 3, I I I , ,A -I f ,telfj , ' I-..,, in 5 Ji' gy j H is i fi .I Business. . Steno Aide A dimpled darling Business- A cheerful temper joined with innocence makes beauty Cafeteria Aide College-C. P. A. Business- S.S. Rep., Class Sec., Steno Ojice ptiona Spirit of Service to Mankind. -Aa A R . AIINDT, MANFIIED and Wisdom are Born With Him . ARONS, JERRY and charm. ARROYO, CIDALIZA ASIIKIN, LINDA matics Her voice was the warble AUSTIN, JOAN Stenography. X X AXELRODI, SANDRA sweet and kind. AYALA, BLAS BAGDAN, JULES of the water, he-'s a great boy! BACWIN, MYRON BAK, JOSEPIIINE Physics Squad, Arista Mechanical Engineerl Wit Bright eyes and cheerful smile, ideal of courtesy, wit, Att. Aide A smiling face and gentle voice. Arista, Hist. Off. Aide, Yearbook College-Dra- 0 a bird, so soft, so sweet, so delicately clear. Guidance Aide, Mrs. Blue's Aide Business- l If ,W 2, W3 it Resident Buyer It is hard to find another so City College-Engineering School A well-liked senior. Swimming Team College-Cornell In and out An ambitious boy. A 'fShe that is born handsome is born married. BARANSKY, MORTON Tragic Squad Morton is interested in the R.O.T.C. We think that he will e a soldier comparable to the great Caesar. HARNETT, JANICE Health Education Aide Cortland College-Physical Education A skater une ualled, a sportsman complete. . BARNETT, nosALIE College-N.Y.U., Journalism Major She has the great urge to write. BARON, MONICA BARONICK, NIICHELE Club College-Teaching Major As noble as her name. Arista, G.0. Off. Aide, Yearbook, Pan American ovely girl with rare spirit of service. 1 X , 'fl 1 6. J g- N. y Q 'xml ,, V- 5' y A 5 -. .v ' 1- X X ' ' -is.-.f H' ia, it AW, 'GN A ., ax. if 1 l - A i Q A' . x ' BAUM, EDWARD Hunter College-Business Administration Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. BAYARD, HELENE Sight Conservation Aide Collegew-Liberal Arts What does the smartl dressed ice skater wear? Consult Helene. BECKER, GERALD Shop Aide Engineering Flaming red hair and freckles all in one, HECKER, STANLEY C.C.N.Y.-Accounting, Basketball Tall, broad, well dressed athlete. BI-ILLO, IRWIN Class President Interior Decorator Irwin is a born leaderf' W' .A a A '77 5' l fa -A X .. i vig ,A - it il Atbk M- V: N . v L Nix . . 'lt , A, 1 A , , l 'l BEN1-'oRADo, HOWARD Cafe. Aide, Span. 017. 2, Pres. Off. Class Col- lege--Liberal Arts. HENGIS, ROBERTA Att. Off. Aide, Blurbs Com., Steno Club, Cafeteria Aide Secretary and Marriage ere are Charms made only for Howie's admiration. BENNETT, ARTHUR Library Aide College Character is much easier kept than recovered. BENZ, FRANK Class Vice President, Study Hall Aide College- Athletics, Flying N.R.0.T.C. BERENBERG, FLORA Locker Room Aide, Cafe. Lieut. College- Liberal Arts College is a place of lig t, liberty, and learning. ht l ,.,.v' 95' ' 'Iv' K . I px K X i affff' 1 ,f 'i'a i L l l TIME MARCHES ON P it Turn the hands of time back four years and we l e I A 8 l find Freshman Tommy Taftite standing awe-struck in yi 4' front of the four-story institution of learning that is '-fix going to devour four years of his life. 1 fsgnqyl r-, i 'J 4.2 -4' I fl x .- .- .'f R i ' 1 Zfx - T I-' X ,, Bib-.ex An .ef -' is .gg .... Z Lmi' - 1 ,, .gg .f u L ,A L.. . ...sy 1 ttss A . qv , . I .ix ? Q. A' A Y t ,,,. V . Lm yx ,,L. V 'E BERENHOLZ, RITA Health Education Aide, Mr. Feldmanis Aide Busi- ness-Legal Steno ra hy. BERENS, LINDA Mr. Jasorfs Aide Business College-Buyer When she smiles, all the world is gay. BERGER, DANIEL Business The lad with the mischievous air. BERGER, MARJORIE Ojicial Class President Hunter College Speech Major She dances like and loo s like an angel. BERGMAN, CLAUDIA Business Early Marriage. Wa AL.: BERMORWITZ, MARLENE Counselofs Aide, Sgt. Con. Aide College- Liberal Arts Her friendl smile will take her far.', BERNER, ERIKA nThe beauty of a lovely girl is musicg need one say more? BERNSTEIN, KENNETH Football Team Michigan U.-Science Major Television and Music are his Hel . BERNSTEIN, PHILIP N.Y.U.F-Law He,s a firm believer that silence may do good and can do little harm. BERR, cLoIzIA G.0. Rep. College-C.C.N.Y., Business Administra- tion Sweets to the sweet. f.: 'W fx! .... . . .J 1. 3 A41 ttt. L -'.. I 1 A 1 .fy 1 -K . 4 VZ.: .. g -I '.,. I -, A , I ' I. V I ..', . . X D' I . I- , .hi-',.5tf! sz' . iii? g - r BEYLIN, HOWARD Official Class Aide College-Pre. Med. The woods are made for Howard, a hunter of dreams. BILLET, DAVID Business College-Accountancy Lover of sports, a baseball fan. BINDMAN, KARYL Locker Room Aide, Cafeteria Aide Model L'Slender and pretty and perenially happy. ants to be a model. BIRNBACK, DAVID College-Law School Kind, helpful, and wise, helll make a splendid attorney. BLACK, STANLEY Cafe Squad, OH. Vice Pres. Business Here's a handsome boy, girls! .1 if A v L ffl .s nfl, fr... ' V, it 4 A f A 13- 'fi ' ' -' -9 if . we . ,. , , jr 5-7 f':..':.. A 1' A . L 'E f w 1 mmkk laziaa' 1 E, , X . BLAKE, LEONARD U.S. Army Few things are impossible to diligence. BLIEBERG, ALVIN College-Engineering. BLooM, JOEL Senior Marshal, G. C. Rep. Our senior marshal is tops! BLOOMFIELD, ROSLYN Business-Secretarial Work In thy soft eyes, a heart's undoing. BLUM, I-ILLIOT Tragic Squad College-C. P.A. . l V - ' , ns 'lf gi r . ' 'A .3 , ,,, , L. Z gy N . W ,,' , V, 13.13 l ' A A 1 ff ' . . ' s , - M f -.71 0 fH.if'.g,, , is ' .. .,.-. E I its . E' iff 5 i BLUMENTHAL, MAXINE OH. Aide in 137 Business School-C.P.A. Her bright blue eyes and cute little dimples make her very attractive. Boom, MARTIN H. E. Aide Business Marriage. nocus, MARILYN Bus. OH. Aide Business College-C. P. A. Give us all your Hdimpling smiles. BONEM, SEYMOUR Baseball Team, Basketball Team Lucky ath- lete! He has brains, brawn, and looks. BonNsTEiN, EVELYN Arista, Yearbook, Ed. Taft Review, Senior Sec'y College-Barnard, Journalism Major Our character is our will, For what we will, we are. He takes the fateful step over the threshold and finds himself pulled along by the flood of chattering students. Bewildered by the onslaught of Delaney cards, book receipts and ominous pink cards, Tommy proceeds to stumble through this first year. X 11 1 'll :vi 1. ll ,ser 1-1 ! l ig? ' .ll my i 9 - ' -1? il -1, gf J '- I L A . I .glppuk ' l I - . - - , 4 ' M .,.- 43 f gm?if3 913f5'f1'l - A 'f'fWif?ifiiitfil3?iiiiS?,?VHW -A Q. mi., ' '-'-' -wrwzwe-wa W , ' ,..,.f.,,i. Hg, will ' : . Lili fiikifsf. lfilftf ,i'Q+1vLg:fQhgez.g - :-:,: f- ,Q ,K MVK, . K KK I K K KK tea if: .. . Wt ' ,Arr vw R? I if Milksii L 1. ' lil, w fiiiffiy M ,,,.LA . ,Q . c ,Y . -A ,,:,f,.. I - W IWMQK ,. 5 .Muir-: . --7-.xy 11:-s-w , A Q it 555155 2- g ' .-ibjff wif I ' I , Iiffaizilwsr I I vm l Jffg A at I 3 slit .4- 22 an 5, Q . X R- it gg,Y.4,,sg. . rv: . ' - gi -5-l2.giE'5ly . ' 2 I . - iii if f'iiiiiii:?t7 L N ,H 451 . X , Qizbw 5 . nil ff--igzf l 9 lim i his BORSES, LARRY H. E. OH. Aide, Band College-Electrical Tech- nology Music is well said to be the speech of angels. BoRTsTEIN, BARBARA Aide for Mrs. Shapiro and Mrs. Lampert Modeling in mind and then plans of Matrimony. BRANDES, RUTH Mr. Jason's Aide School of Dramatics Behind the curtain's mystic fold, her glowing future lies unrolledf' BRANDT, DIANE Ed. in Chief Taft Review, Exec. Director Unesco Club College Serve, and thou shalt be served. She loves and serves her fellowmen and will not escape the remuneration. BRAUN, CHRIS A beaming smile, a pretty face. A charming girl, full of grace. wsS. 'fMfe'M,:WHHf2c:rf?eeIe ' A mmwre f rrwfr' '- W . I i ' - ffl fl ' iijilztiikiiifihtri - f 1 'T' f fzw . I A W ' ' 5'i i'?f'I-'M:1L5,:'1 if- -'ESI-..ESE-if - veliii i - . ti N- . 2- X , RREGMAN, SEENA e Aide in 141, H. E. Aide College-Bridgeport, Conn. Delights in Dramatics The stage but echoes back public voice. BRENNER, ANNE Lib. Aide Liberal Arts College. BRETH, LARRY Boston College-Science Major Sincere interest in science will lead to success. BREWER, STANLEY Heb. Class Aide, Football Team State College -Retailing 6'One can secure knowledge only by sacrifice. BRIER, JOAN Secretarial Work 4'The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune. ERIcNoNI, ALFREDO Cafeteria Aide Engineering School Good Luck, Alfredo. BRITT, PATRICIA ' Business-Stenographer in the New York Telephone Company Soft spoken, friendly, and sweet. BRODSKY,NATALIE Inyirm. Aide Business College The Voice so sweet, the words so fair. BROscoLE, LEONARD College-Advertising. BROTHER, ALLEN Chem. Research Aide, Chem. Club For science is . . . . like virtue, its own exceeding reward. f J I I A ' - A' ' ' ' , vi 9 if 'W A - ' i A A A we if - , X. . at . lb lf ' R '. N ' ' ' X ' as v, 3-ts 'Q' I f If , 112-.if x. XX ...i s' f 2 BROWN, GLORIA ' Study Hall Aide College-Teaching Major To those who know you not, no words can paint you. BROWN, JOEL ' Business-School of Mechanics. BROWN, SONJA ' Marriage for Sonja in August She has beauty and talent galore. BROWN, SUSAN , Blurbs Corn. Hunter College-Kindergarten Course Her pretty face and winning smile will charm the little children. BROWNSTEIN, BEVERLY Arista, Sight Conservation Aide City College- Elementary School Teacher. , , mfg ,Q A f f .ti 53515-- 'fi -'ii i if' , .- L' 13? I K A if .' , fin. Q t ' ,kg if w , f at 2 i f -A ,p X ,r V i is. 5 ,Q it . its J em! Btmmcsrsn, DORIS Arista, Sight Conservation Aide, Chem. Off. Aide, Yearbook College-lnterested in Sunday School teaching Her intelligence is supreme. BURNS, moms ' Business-Bookkeeping Demure and sweet. BURNS, PAUL H. E. Aide College The blonde-'s contribution to the professional type. BURSTEIN, BARBARA Usher, Lang. OH. Aide, Att. OH. Aide C. C. N. Y. BUxBAUM, SANDRA ' Aide in Math Office Elementary School Teacher Her charm strikes the sight, but her merit wins the soul. He manages to digest Archimedes' Principles and a smattering of elementary algebra, and is gradually getting accustomed to fighting for a place on the milk line in the cafeteria and dressing for gym in a record speed of three and one half minutes. I Ov se l Q t -fs, 9. Ur 2 I i ,. it ., l CAHN, ROBERT Baseball Team New York University-Accounting and Law Good-looking Bob enjoys sports. CAMMEYER, ARNOLD Baseball Varsity College Arnie will rank high among the Yanks some day. CANNETTI, MARIE Locker Room Aide First a bookkeeper and then Tony's wife A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. CARRAWAY, DORETHA e Chorus Nursing School Heights were made to be looked at, not to be looked from. CASAL, ROBERT Track Team College Laughing brown eyes and strong, running feet. X, 0: xg CATENA, JOHN Cafeteria Aide, Off. Class Pres. College-Physicist Stately and tallg the chief of a thousand for grace. CERMENO, ARALIA e Library Aide Business-Secretary She knows the worth of a good book. CHALK, FRANK Audio-Visual Squad College-Med. School The virtue of human spirit is to live with life, not to triumph over it. CHERKES, RI-IODA G. 0. Rep., Attendance Office Aide State Tech. Very graceful on her dancing feet, and her eyes dance, too. CHESTER, ZELDA Hygiene Aide Business-Private Secretary What- ever she does, wherever she goes, grace follows her movements. 99 cIc1A, JEANETTE Traffic Aide Medical Stenographer- State Tech. Her beauty and sweet innocence meet in one. CLARK, mrs e Cafeteria Lieutenant, Study Hall Aide City College Accountancy Smart, sweet, and smiling. COHEN, BARBARA Blurbs Committee Wit and wisdom are horn in her. COHEN, DEANA A sweet disposiiton makes her lovely to know. COHEN, EDITH Bio. OH. Aide, Year Book OH. Aide, Arista, Class Treas. College-High School Teacher Sweet and petite. it Si A i S X M, X COHEN, ERNEST City College Eyes so transparent, that through them one sees the soul. C01-it-:N, JAY I College-Dentistry A sense of humor keen enough to show us all our follies. COHEN, MARION Arista, Taft Review, Foreign Lang. Dept. Aide, Blurbs Com. College-Language Major Teacher Language is the Picture and Counterpart of Thought. COHEN, MURIEL Yearbook, Class Sec. Adelphi College-Chemistry Major Generous, Gracious, and Graceful. COHEN, PHILIP Aide in Boys' Infirmary Medical School. i R g'1I'j'N.,y 'if-ff: U Its. 'FZ : :Nm if Mi- , V... ...: -1-15,3 ' 4 Q'-Ili! 'f i ' tis. - '31 Ti, ,. , , i r I -VQl'f1' Q t COHEN, RICHARD e College-Science Major Experience is the mother of science. COHEN, RONALD Aeronautics To cut a path through sun and dark- ness in the air is the aim of this boy. COHEN, SREILA ' College-Medical Assistant Quietness is best, and silence was ever golden. COLLYMORE, CONSUELU e Counselofs Aide, Study Hall Aide Business Stenography. COMERFORD, HOPE Business-Private Secretary A cheerful, bright- eyed girl who'll add pleasure to any office. D A ir 0 ' wil' . ..R ka' ' 'uk' ' ' . . . . . I ' AQ, fYes, timid Tommy is indeed learning, for he has Q i ,Vi- even whipped up a few clever retorts to toss at the .' X ,Q QQ. superior seniors who pronounce Freshman like i g lg arsenic.J But time, tides and the lateobells wait for no r ,V - s . . . . . 2-'aifi xg.. M ,-bf. -' Taftnte, and Tommy is whisked into his sophomore 152:55-5:5:g..,5 . . . . Ly!! 'fff' A 1 year. This time Tommy appears wearing his self- i --Tx,-xg .LW.-lr! confidence like a red, or should I say blue and gold, -VH' 1.15. cape. His dress has become a little more nonchalant, ,rs Q2 ,5-.jig-,Qry . . . 'En T -'XV1 usually consisting of a pair of clungarees and a turtle ll Qin, neck polo shirt. ,,y'f't -135,31 .., '17 H1 ,H Y, 1 14.1-L-4 I . lx ,.s,.. ,...., .- I l i .il il Y 1 b A rl, ' q ' 74343 1 gmuk 147 cook, RAYMOND City College Baseball, Tennis, Swimming, Spanish- these four make his life happy. COOPERMAN, BRUCE Ojflicial Class Secretary College Perfect in all fields of physical, mental, and moral endeavor. CORTEZ, ALICE Nursing School What is beautiful is good and what is good is beautiful. CORUM, SILVIA ' Modest, bright, and pretty The way to a man's heart- she knows it. coscR0vE, RICHARD ' e Cafeteria Aide College-Engineering Lanky Dick mixes basketball with math. CUNNIE, HELEN e Helen plans to be a copg she'll give the gunmolls many a flop. CUNNINGHAM, FLORENCE et Library Aide College-Policewoman When she succeeds, brother, beware! CUNNINGHAM, JOHN Police College A reserved young gentlemen who will add to the dignity of New York's Police Force some day. CUTLER, SELMA Chorus, Study Hall Aide, Blurbs Com. Col- lege-Liberal Arts Shels a pretty girl who will soon be married. DAI'rcI-I, ELAINE Health Ed. Aide, Senior Council, Senior Show N.Y.U. -Social Worker Cute, Clever and Cheerful. i,, K ,,. - -. lsssr E I C77 lf 1 . 1 rf. is ...Q 2 , 'f--- ' - . 'ig ' - .i.. it -A a s l . 2 , ' Li ,.,,, L if DAVID, OLIVER Football Team College-School of Engineering. DAvIEs, ERANCINE Patrol Aide Versatile girl-a skating queen, a piano player, and a prospective air line hostess. DECOVSKY, BEVERLY e Secretary Studies Ojice Aide College-Pre-Med. Course, followed by marriage Keep thy eyes open before marriage and half shut afterwards. DE GENNARO, BARBARA Pratt Institute-Legal Stenographer Cheerful- ness is the principal ingredient in her character. DEII-'IIc, HOWARD ' As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather. 3 i fixes ga ui Egg ti . V fi ' DEITCHMAN, PETER Aide in English Boolfroom Connecticut Univer- sity-Radio Broadcasting The well of true wit is truth itself. DEL VALLE, SHEILA ' Business. DENTON, HELENE ' Chemistry Ojfiice Aide College-Writing Major When once the itch of literature comes over a man, nothing can cure it but the scratching of a pen. DEROSSI, DIANE Library Aide Business-Bookkeeping She'll be successful in business and marriage both. DEUTCHMAN, ARNOLD ' Chemstry Research Lab. City College-Engineer ing Course Arnold has all the qualities of a young man hound for success. .im , if ' S it Y' -1 - .wie I0 .i l A 1 ,eff r ' 1 i l rib. JZ ni 4 I DIAMANT, SHI-IILA Arista Sec., Unesco Club, Yearbook College- llebrew Major A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. DIAMOND, JOYCE Blurbs Committee Modeling School Soon she will marry Paul. DICK, ELLEN Sr. Councilman Sweet, petite and neat. DIENER, DOROTHY Locker Room Aide College-Teaching Major lt's the supreme art of the teacher to awaken jov in creative expression and knowledge. DORFMAN, MICHAEL Lib. Aide, Chorus, Track Team, Photography Club School of Dentistry Attractive and popular. He now has no qualms about taking a peek at the paper of the girl seated next to him, just checking to see if her answers are correct, of course. He faith- fully learns the parts of a flower, the processes of asexual reproduction and why he looks iust like his parents. .ggigfitsfgts -1'..sPi.:as?' fassiirfsyggw H ' V ' . . , 112 W , - . 1. if E A E A . ff . X A ,. DoRNI-'EsT, HERBERT ' Swimming Team Merchandising Manager It is easy to swim, when the head is held upf' DOWNEY, JUDITH Study Hall Aide Business Field-Air Line Stewardess A green eyed, dimpled cheek beauty with much charm and personality. DRETZIN, ADELE Dean's Aide Medical Executive Assistant Blonde and fair, like a sunshine holiday. DREYEUS, EDWARD Leaders' Club, H. E. Aide, H. E. OH. College- Electrical Engineering, '56 Olympics His only fault is that he has no faultf, DRUGER. JANICE Aide to Counselors, Aide in Cafe., Ass't G. 0. Rep. Hunter College-Elem. Teaching. If . .- 1 . A - I Qs, - 5' ,K ' i ig ' , o at 1 at . g , 'L 1: ' 1 . 2' - . . i V mlgigisffis-A .. A I t A yaay - I g fp: I.. A A i Q il f DUBIN, BARRY Television Sincere and kind and always a perfect gentle- man. DWORKES, PAUL N. Y. U. and Dental-College. ECKSTEIN, GLORIA H. E. Aide, Cor. Sec. Business-Stenography for the F. B .l. He who walks a road with love never walks alone. EGERS, ELAINE e Nursing School Her bright smile will bring cheer to all her patients. ' EINHORN, MILTON ' Arista, Pres. Bio. Lab., Tennis Team Med. School Serious and competent he will be a most skillful doctor. V K ,,,. X Vg .1 it K In Q T f 'AI 2 ,..i f ' .I K -+ Q pm uf 5:41 1 .a ,Q g?':'Ne 5 gif' ,ew .Im W- wi I Y S if EtsENBERc, BARRY Tennis Team Law Major at N. Y. U. A good lawyer and a good neighbor, he will be. EISENBERG, SAUL ' College-Engineering. ELBERG, DOROTHY Library Aide Business-Secretary. ELIAS, JULIE 017. Class V. P., Class Aide Blurbs Com. Grace is in all her steps, heaven in her eyes. ELLENBOGEN, EVELYN ' Bio. Lab. Aide, Lib. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Teaeher's Aide College-Occupational Therapist A lovely girl to know. She's always helping others. l-:NcaL, MAXINE ' Guidance Off. Aide Business-Private Sec. Cheer- ful, Charming, and Considerate. ENGEL, noaalvr Cafeteria Aide, 8th Term Rep. College-Law. EPAND, BARBARA ' Lib. Aide, Blurbs Com., Senior Leaders College -Teaching Major Attractive little miss wth a most agreeable personality. EPSTEIN, IRA Tennis Team, Executive Board of Junior Red Cross Pre-Dental at U. of Indiana. I-:Psn-:IN, MAXINE Modeling School Always ready with a smile. EPSTEIN, SUSAN d Arista, S. S. Rep., Aide in Eng. OH., S. S. Com. Hun- ter College-Ed. Major Education is an omament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity. avmsnanc, mcmmn Infirmary Aide College-Optometry Taffs Casanova, incognito. aznnrrv, SAMUEL Supply Squad, Inventory College-Liberal Arts His favorite remark: There's A little ham in everyone. The secret of life is art FAHRIE PHYLLIS Arista Big Sister Lit Com Yearbook Psychology Major No gems no gold she needs to wear she shines intrinsically fair His up till now dormant school spirit has awakened, and he eagerly attends all basketball games, cheer- ing as loudly and proficiently as any more experi- enced senior. But towards the end of the year he finds an ominous cloud hanging heavily over him, the threat of his first regents. College sd W I . ff 1 ,Wx 1 .vii iiiii - A, '- ,A l Fe -A-32 N: gi? '-ide--5 '5 4.5, :Er 1 fl +5 eo 5. 'V YQ lllll, ' ' x A Q f- -J ess any , Hr., .Q I-'Ac'roN, ANITA Late Desk Aide, Lib. Check Room Aide Art Teacher . 'A 1 'WY K4 K it C ' A l X . o .J K ' . . . . X CW I f I fi ll: . lk FALLICK, CLARA City College-C FALK, SANDRA FAUTINI, ALFRED Fond of Figures. FARBER, DORIS FARBER, JOE . P. A. A most w a s-s:..:.2 1A::.:s..e ' vi i'-sz..U,e,.H1 3 is my il if T 5 if x fd 'fx- R is .- - tam A tt zgei T RWE. f Q. ' R A wa ,... 31.5 . . its .. .s Aide, Cafe. Aide, Senior Councilman pleasing personality. Late Desk Aide An early bird catches the worm. , School Band Business College-Bookkeeping Major Secretarial Work. H. E. Aide He dreams of Hollywood. FEDOL, GAIL College-Business Administration FEIN, JOYCE happiness can Joyce offer than to te FEINBERG, BABETTE lege-Journalism Major What FEINER, ANN FEINCOLD, ELLEN tarial Work Cgbss Study Aide City The Ideal Itself ls but Truth Clothed in the Forms of Art. Chorus College-Kindergarten Teacher What greater ach and instruct youth? Literary Stag, Yearbook, Portfolio, Arista Col- e'er my fate is, 'tis my fate to write. Locker Aide Business-Secretarial Work. Blurbs Com., OH. Class V. P. Business--Secre Popular for her sense of fun. - 4 SNES .. J Q'1l'ggjf15'Fg. 1 ' Ftiiigii 5.rEf'mi1'f' fi ,5,:,:f:,,5EiQgg?55 j?4I,j521,25,,:iitgG 3f TI?8?1QJjt' 5: 2- :Qw T Q sw ., ' -A sf ' Ss '.5:iI.Zf'.ZFii1if'IS ' . A f A , 1 A A' ., : 4 U -U ro- is --1 -. - Y is V 'i ,fe A :Zi-'Ti - 'AH Q ,' l . 512' iw .r 3 - .N 1 ,. . t ,A K ,.,k sf ,.,,.,, . 3 FEINSTEIN, DEANNA light as that of a bird. FELBERBAUM, FRANK personality, seldom serious. FELDMAN, ABE Abe hopes to be an opera FELDMAN, BARBARA ' Kindergarten teacher Music a FELDMAN, ESTELLE D. singerg Liberal Arts at Her voice IS City College-Chemical Engineering A likeable Sings America over loud speaker School of Music we'll hear him from the Met. Blurbs Comm., Off. Class V. P., Chorus College- nd rhythm find their way into the secret plans of her heart, Business-Secretary, -.4 i , -whip! A-is .l,,a,..t,5,,-:- ,i M 5035. K gi 345 . if ,W 3215. 's siffla--,, 1 Sit 5. if -i - flier, 51 . or w . 2 . t5f:.?Z ' ' -K 6 ji 1-K N ,am-.t.2rq.ei , . i 2- ,,, all . 1 4 y gf 4 i wi i . 'L - 1 :sg11lZ'Yl'.1lg14T,gl , ' . I :tty ' 4 is . . i 'iffklz H I . - 1 'e it ' f ww. .WN -.,.. . Q. X , . , 1i'i:f,.QgF5s-24 1341 -1 . , ,i -.-turn:- at . f , . 1 - v , f if i x - ' I 4' 'dig-.'f . H rH.,e,e, is f at I -,. K v g , y I ,SM rg-is iffffsiff. ' J , f x i ' FELDSTEIN, smrv FELDSTEIN, MIRIAM lMITZIl College'-Psychology and Language Major Paradise the while. Attendance Aide Typist-Marriage Very Witty. Blurbs Editor, Yearbook, Arista, G. 0. Rep. To hear her speak, and sweetly smile, you were in FENSTER, MARVIN College-Business Money talks, says Marvin. FBRRANTI, JOAN Class Aide Private Secretarye-Marriage The pride of Fulton Avenue is Joan, with her deep, enchanting eyes. HDELMAN, SIDNEY ' Class Pres., Band City College-Business Ad- ministration For they can conquer who believe they can. 1 J ii gl ' '5 . ' 't '- me 7 , Q 3 . 'Q-J T ix I i'.,:7 1 wx ,M , I i A 75 . - 5, .ff , gil. x i i FIELDS, HARRY L. College-Engineer May good luck attend thee. FINKELSTI-IIN, BERNARD Business-Buyer A vigorous young man with a forceful personality. FINKELSTEIN, JAN1-:T Study Hall Aide Business-Secretarial Work. FINLAY, VIVIAN Orchestra College The outdoor type who believes: 15 The future is not in the hands of fate, only in ours. FINTZY, LEONARD ' Arista, Cafe. Squad, Chem. Lab. Aide College -Medicine His wisdom and his kindness will serve him well when he becomes a doctor. nr lf? '75 'W ,evra 6'Q3 i' .' .' bfwtf' gQ ' .. Q fix? Qyyqgo 4-yggv! . xv' sw 4 t 'ftieotq' '5 4 X N i- 992 e3.rs??,:e trfsbetgrf A ,, , ., K .at QQQQ a.:,:a gf X X . 40910 x 1 ' s l . 1 zs:s.o:0' Q 5 4 X vfgxk 0 3 : 1 N924 'nh 1, h N XWQ I . . fi , l va' And when the eventful day arrives, Tommy like all ,f?f::1f.,:,f,m-MYf,:.fl,.:f?f,Q.,4, - the others, spends three torturous hours in a stuffy '.Q,1,.hg,',..u......., . room, faithfully recording all the knowledge that has managed to seep through during his year of Biology. ' w 4'-4, ...f...- ' fd- i-I , vll , I l ll Q 5 L 'll f ' ' A gi O 654. Ml 9. l til A ff -5- ... 1531 '3 1115! i - - -- ,..-W -P-L ' 4. .... 1 - --'--1-J--:zgb4....., .-.nu .. -- , na 1 -,,,,,-3- -fyfin lf:-5 ti 1 11111 -..- g - ' ',-,-rllvl ,,- -nu: , . .01 I 10 I3 .Tx 6 .vf 1 - I Sa, . s. f- ff, ,z- '23' 4 1' ' 1 4 . . 1 P' O' s ,-:Y 5 'N -- 'S 5' ' ' I grim' O f5?v2vIf.9..Q?'f5E,-.iftais sygzgkm ' 1 L-,,:,. 5. g , ,tin K ,. A, ,Q x 1 . , 'SE' 1. ' ,fuftxg ...ai '-'1 X 1, . es fszfo sl 3 ' ' X - .'.:'.- A 0 Q ' . , 1 X mmf..-.Q Q , V X . , 1 ,. Q' l l l'D -:aa , lb'X,e ,'9o ' X Q-5.22 C , ' 1 0 'A N -4.551 s 1 . 4 l .3 lx 'r , . gl-Xxx K ,x I I X of ,z Q X . li: X Q I ' H ' , , 4 ' s ' rf ' ' , lf ,, ,1 , as f Is. I .fog s . , 5 1,,- if ist f qi.. I . I5 ft tees f - A, 5 Utiiffzitr -' 'E .. . E We .LY-EEWQAEQS . ,', E, , W 5 , n as is I . tqgh R it 3 gs ' ,mt ,..., saw? ,Q 2 v -1 FIREMAN, ROBERT ' Band College-Engineering Music soothes the savage breast. F1scHER, EDWARD College-Pre-Med. Eddie Fischer without a voice. He loves nature and sports. FISH, ROSALIND Aide in English Ojice College-Elementary School Teaching Her pretty face and overflowing heart will endetar her to those she will teach. FISHBONE, zEI.DA Blurbs Committee College-Secretarial Work Tall, good looking, energetic, fine sense of humor. FISHER, EDNA School of Ballet-California To many a youth and many a maid, dancing in the heaven of shade. FISHMAN, RHODA Sec. English Ojice C.C.N.Y.-Accountancy. FLEISLER, JACKIE ' 0.0. President, G.0. 0Hice Aide College-And early marriage Her dancing eyes are very much in keeping with her vibrant personality. FORCE, EDEN Portfolio, Taft Review, Arista, Unesco Club College- Liheral Arts She's bright and energetic and 'will create-either novels or paintings. FORMAN, SANFORD Band School of Music Our hopes for her are bright. FORMAN, SHEILA Chorus, Teachefs Aide College-Home Eco. Major California, here she comes. FORSYTH, ALBERT in necessity. Fox, MARCIA tesy, wit. and charm. FRANK, RENEE engaging smile. FRANKEL, JUDITH Business College-Buyer Through her ERANKEL, MYRNA ' of fun-day in and day out. H His career will be in the army A friend is known Class Aide Fashion Designer The ideal of cour- State Tech.-Medical Terminologist Renee with the Class Secretary Graceful. efficient young lady expressive eves, her soul distinctly speaks. Aide in G.0. Ojice Secretary-Marriage Full FREEMAN, HELEN FREEMAN, LEONARD ministration. FREIFELD, sl-IEILA lege-Teacher Like softest music FRIEDHOFFER, 'roBY and go to with delight. FRIEDKIN, J01-:L Technology lt is not so much whe to TB ' A-T T51 Fe: it Wiki V is s Ql- S f, 11 35 W' 43 mix! 2 ta if is tim me A Business and Marriage. Class Aide College-C.C.N.Y. Business Ad- Aide to Mr. Kaplan, Arista, S.S. Rep. Hunter Col- attending earsf' Business-Secretary To business that we love Capt. Traffic Squad New York University-Dental we stand as in what direction we are moving. Sfff sf tg, t, X 'z' . Ui, fs Lawrie A X l V .3 L T R i FRIEDLAND, NAT Review, Portfolio, Swing Band College-Law A penetrating wit. FRIEDLANDER, JUDITH lf you get simple beauty, and intelligence, you get the best thing God invents. FRIEDMAN, JACQUELINE Personal beauty is a greater recommendation than any letter of introduction. FRIEDMAN, NORMAN College-Banking and Finance Who knows nothing base, fears nothing known, rUcHs, LEONARD Basketball Team, Locker Room Aide College-En- gineering Dancing is the poetry of the foot. XX ,nf X - ff , if T Wifi . 'X Q f 'f- 537' .W 1 , K n tl r, ill 'Wil' E Z li,ir'liI . 'I x ! i if .Q ' V A NX r 1.117 1 42' And when i115 all over, Tommy can still smile, 1 fj it although we cannot guarantee that this is what he , N L NV l . l . . . - i- .Y - l will do after he receives his mark. But Father Time, tl'4 4 impatient with the dawdling Taftite, pushes him still 1,4 further on-on to his iunior year. 1 A '5 Y . ' I ' it ,Z .2 1 1' gf X Q, Al x ft ll i I, X f J l at N w r if L 5 V i v 1 J nfl . f ' l i gsffy Xt U' - ,JW uw ' Ra NIR I i' 55 4 s 1- v' , Zz, X' 'BAR-lfx were Q tg! N. g a ge git., '15 asf' QTY Q I i T ig' Q 'QQ-ge xl tnns , I n . . ,Q .M-if X .. . 3 . 1 ?fi'?.e,?is l H Q' yi,-M gg 12- 112244 . . fsfsqsigi 7 Q Z .1 : , I ' '33 3g5 S2Wg,5+E,5g? 1 ' , e h Q.: Yg ffgsvgggrsgfv 'ig':1j-I-V ,.ffs,w1s419.i Q. Q' 1... .2 . imwwse ,J L at he ei iiisifiasa as 3125.1-aiiifaif .5g,,l,.4,9ggg b :A Wt3321y,,:W H- , .,::':,,:5, 3,115z,2z.oz- A as I I fi ' 1 ,lQgff22ls't lt ,ff t , - , ji ffw . .lfx.:.f2f- 6 lig- I 12' Krug QQ a . ' .1 ' f mlb' 'WT H E- liifie 9' K f' ii . f .i-avi' a.t1.-7?ifli+.- . f f-7 MM. . -'s4'igf silt 9 C ' P- Xi' I E,i-Qiiilfliliiizliif . Lf! K 1 1 ' ' ' T if M s 'z-1 lj' ' i ..- if ,M 3 , , X , 5, EULD, JOSEPH GABAY, VIOLET QVICKYJ fiect her glowing personality. GALIN, ALLEN e great because curing others is very rewar GALKIN, BARBARA sv Traffic Aide College-Business Administration. Art School In her work in art, she will re- College-Medical School The medical profession is ding. Aide, Blurbs Com. College-Elem. Teaching You can do anything with children, if you only play with them. GATON, ARTHUR manly alwaysf' Policeman-Air Force Service Reserved and gentle- GEDALYE, SHIRLEY a heart of gold. GELBAND, CARL the word. GELLER, PHYLLIS like diamonds. cELLIs, ELAINE Att. Of. Aide Secretarial Work The girl with C.C.N.Y.-C.P.A. A gentleman in every sense of Business-Secretarial Work Her white teeth sparkle Blurbs Comm., H.E. Aide, Att. Aide Business- Legal Stenographer Her natural blonde hair adds to her gleaming personality. GERACIE, JULIE ' -Secretary She'll wow any office wi Sterw OH. Aide, Att. OH. Aide Business School th her big brown eyes. GERMAIN, DENNIS much. CERSCHON, ROSLYN Business World If you strive for little, you may obtain Locker Room Aide Business-Secretary Her stature is erect, and her smile is winning. GIBBONS, MARION ' She takes courage by the forelock and achieves her goal. GILBERT, VERNON Band, Tragic Squad, Soccer Team, Baseball Team College-State Tech. Ambition has no risk. ' GILLER, EDWARD Cornell-Law The law: It has honored Capt. Stage Squad, Drama Society, Capt. P.A. Squad usg may we honor it. QT? JW ...V V in S A af F3 2 A ., 15559. Q., it ' C wtf' Q f GINSBERG, BARRY College of Pharmacy He comes corn fed from Ohio. c1NsBERc, JOHANNA Traffic Squad Blurbs Com College Kindergarten Course Delightful task! to rear the tender thought GIPS, SEYMOUR ' College-Engineering A stalwart red head GISBORN, ROBERT Library Aide What art was to the ancient world, science is to the modern. GIVRE, JERRY Business Always annoyed by early bells -rs Q 3 I 1 x GLADSTONE, HARRIET Business and Marriage Engaged to Gary ctasuow, MARSHAL College Optometry cLAssMAN, JACQUELYN Secretary Marriage A good heart 15 better than all the heads in the worldf' GLASSNER, MARTIN Baseball Team Tragic Squad Ohio State U -Business Administration Martin's personality is exceptional exciting, and everlasting cLAzER, ANNETTE Business-Stenographer Tommy, now feeling quite at home, anxiously re- news old friendships and is caught up in a whirl of term skating and bowling parties. And something new is seen on the horizon. Taft now boasts a gridiron squad of limited experience but definite stick-to-it- iveness and the enthusiastic booster follows it from one end of the city to the other, faithfully cheering it on. -.. 'R i GLEIT, MILTON College-Law His secret of success is constancy to purpose. GOCHMAN, LESTER OH. Class Aide, Co. Capt., Traffic Squad, Shop Aide I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. GOLD, LOIS G. O. Rep. Buyer The gentle mind, by gentle deeds is known. GOLD, RONALD Inhrmary Aide College-Law-Economics. COLD, SEENA Teacher's Aide Secretarial Work, Marriage Famous for her radiant, winning smile. .Q A M iy.. All gil ssi se dgew. ..i. iii. rw S ,. . , . M ei- if if E fn so 5 3 - . E as t-. 1 .. A- se GOLDA, ALEXANDRA Class Sec. The girl with the air of a queen. Her face holds all things fair and good. comm, EUGENE College In fine photography, the hand, the head, and the heart go together. GOLDBERG, AARON Photography Club, Science Lab. Aide Pho- tography is Aaron's aim. GOLDHERG, JANICE G. 0. Rep., Off. Class Treas., S. S. Rep. College- Education Major What a boon she will be to the youngsters! GOLDBERG, JOANNE Hist. Off. Aide Hunter College-Teaching Joanne has the qualities of a fine teacher-Alert-Vivacious-Witt . Y - f?,:?,:g, ,512 .1 5,4 f gg . ,...,, . L . .li ..,..,i ns Q SZNW'-f GOLDBERG, 'roar Interior Decorating. GOLDBLATT, PHYLLIS Service League, Ofice Aide Business-Secretary in Export-Import Firm. GOLDEN, CAROLE Arista, Att. Aide, Locker Room Aide Queens College Alert, charming, and modest-what a splendid combination! GOLDENBERG, CLAIRE ' Mr. Lipner's Aide Stenography Straw- berry Blonde with big blue eyes. coLDFAnB, JERRY H. E. OH. Aide, Shop Aide, H. E. Class Aide College- Electrical Engineering His fine sense of humor has won him many friends. si' sv-ig i , 'ls LW, . ,. L' 65 GOLDFARB, IvIAIILI:NI: Tragic Aide, Blurbs Comm., Arista City College -Biology and Psychology A budding young maideng fair, fresh and sweet. GOLDICK, NEIL e Collgt-e of Pharmacy-Pharmacy Naturally modest and always a gentleman. GOLDMAN, ALVIN Study Hall Aide, Att. Aide Columbia School of Pharmacy H1958-A. GOLDMAN, Doctor ol Pharmacy. GOLDMAN, ARLENE ' ' H. E. Aide College-Physical Ed. Major Look out, girls! Here's your peppy H. E. teacher coming! coLoIvIAN, SUSAN Off. Class Sec., Counselors Aide College-Liberal Arts Energetic and effervescent-our new G. O. Secretary. G. -M gg E. it O if .2 P. Ml E7 Q. ' 6 A' ' P ', ' M sv: H 35 ll: l ,.1-.' f Il- .wil xl ,'.. .,, ,52 5 L .Mn -log, . X , Max Ai. 'fi A. fit GOLDSTEIN, ARLENE Steno OH. Aide. College-Psychology and Philos- ophy T'he calm lights of mild philosophy. GOLDSTEIN, ALLEN ' Art School To he an ace cartoonist in life is his goal. GOLDSTEIN, BURTON Audio-Visual Squad College-Engineering A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. GOLDSTEIN, WILLIAM College-B.S. followed by medical school. GOLOVAN, EDWARD Troma Squad Traveling Salesman Tall, dark, and handsome, describes our Eddie. 5 g . ' Liu? 4:5 ll ' I' h F V' 4 ll Q:-qu , 1' ABQ v .Il Y Aw, -,flag N.. -iilx -'La : 3:Z d9xSz 1fa A I I ' . Tommy is also boasting a new philosophy and E ll E 'li .I-' '- loudly expounding on how little his school work now Q ,I 2 I U-I I means to him and how he has managed to give his MSE ' 'Z' K social life the primary position. In his new defiance of 'ig' Q. ,, so ,Q 55' X 4:9 if 1 xl 'V' fix ' is-: . I ,' Al - school regulations, Tommy has begun to devise in- 747' ' Q ' , jf film I 'N Pol . . . f' . - 4X 'Q l 'i gui genuous methods of getting out of classes In order to ex new 5,44 'X yi. IN N ,I ,L . v -I I X sneak a smoke behind the protection of the bathroom Q, Mliwvl 1 . ,Y -y Q' V! A ll 1. doo 7 ' . :ll 44 civil il ssl my QQ? I V N les .Yl9:..'?4'? f IN li' V I '3' it 'fi - A W aa , s , tl it XI fagg., . u v , Q, -. N 'Q -I Xl 0 lr' of L 75 - . 01. It is ,A J , zl ,,,-3. f i , , QW pg, lx o'!I'fe .A ills ' -ff A A was ,- . ,,, .1 QQ., 1-' 9 .g is X as- 2 it 2, Q' f GOODMAN, ARLENE is particularly pretty and charming wi GOODMAN, CAROL Carol's heart is in Korea. GOODMAN, MARGERY The hand that follows the GORDON, ARTHUR GORDON, JAY ,pry .5 ss. i a 1, Y s 1 intellect can achieve it. we X 3 A Teachefs Aide Business-Bookkeeping Arline th personality plus grace. Orchestra, Off. Class Pres. Mandel-Med. Assoc. Arista, Counselor's Aide College-Liberal Arts Boys' Infirm. Aide College-Electrical Engineer Off. Class President Politics He'll sell himself. ' Q ' i ' t,t, t,'. ' e - iii . .K A ,. z'!Yil: S fll- ' ' T i I . . in f t1tt,'- ' ' . . A-ffff A R ix' 'sfifj ,R W , , ,xi . l : -nf ,fgtsj-Lf f fr at ii- i f' -sw- GOTTLIEB, SANDRA ' Accounting 017. Aide Business School-Accounb ing Auditor. CRANICK, NICHOLAS Business. GRECZKA, vIv1AN College-An authority GREENBERG, Lois GREENBERG, MARTIN from art, not chance. on fashions Arista, Taft Review, Yearbook, Spanish OH. Aide Outstandingly well groomed. Secretary-Business. College-Liberal Arts True ease in writing comes 1 GREENBERG, ROBERT enjoys participating in all sports. GREENBLATT, THEODORE Interested in farming and zionismf' GREENFIELD, SYLVIA brown eyes radiate her personality. GREIPL, ERICA ' t day is long. GRIFFITH, LIDDON An energetic boy and a fine citizen. Council Member College-Aviation Robert Bio Lab Aide College-Geology Major e Lang. OH. Aide, Usherette 'LHer sparkling Business-Court Stenographer She's as merry as the t Table Capt. Cafeteria College-Pro Baseball 1' Y x i l K caiwirgs, CLARENCE 1 t He will join the Air Force as soon as he can. cnonm, MARLENE 1 ' Infirmary Aide, Library Aide Nursing School A friend in need is a friend indeed. GROSS, HELEN e Business College-Private Secretary Serious, dependable, sweet. GROSSMAN, BURTON et N.Y.U.-Athletic Career Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinctions. GROSSMAN, ELAINE t Azz. OH. Aide City College-Business Her aim is to make business a pleasure and pleasure her business. . , tg g 'Sin ' -2 if x ' , ' . if 'tg his X if a R '- N 1 .. -If D ' I X GROSSMAN, PHILIP 1 e Business College-Accountancy. CRUBER, MARLENE 1 City College-Commercial Spanish and Account- ancy La vida es suenof' cum, CLAIRE 1 Official Class President The hand that hath made her fair hath made her good. cuncizi., SANDRA t Trajj'ie Aide Business-Bu er Brains and oise Y P are a perfect combination for her work. I cusrm, sUsAN ' OH. Aide, Lib. Aide, Table Capt. College-Social Worker. But our jounty junior is not quite so confident of the extent of his knowledge of the dictators the world has known, and midterms are again beginning to loom overhead. Suddenly whispers of a history test leak fly through the school and Tommy, an influential iunior, is soon in possession of an exact replica of the test. Ziszktigsti iw' li-I afsii-:WE -H 'fsvxei 1 ywegllw -,-wraLFfq,,, . . wskiigisg 9935, if Lf.. 'R is H , In I- W' K-GE, ' f- L ' 3 . f I . ' .A , if , W 5, ' . ' , , ilfzfzf I tv 5'-A r ' 'Z 'W fflftw , a E. ' V, ' ' I ' F yf - I .i ' yt is S S . 1 fi ' I IIABER, PEARL Class Secretary, Teacher's Secretary City College- Business A pearl showing best by day, not a diamond showing best in varied light. HABIB, DANIEL City College-Engineering His wit and his character make him liked by all. HACHERIAN, MARION e Locker Room Aide Secretary-Marriage 'iMarion'S charming, chummy, and cheerful. IIANTMAN, ROB!-:RTA Cafe. Aide, Library Captain College-Home Eco. Major And gladly would she learn and gladly teach. HARRISON, SANDRA ' ' ue Prog. Off. Aide Business A pretty girl is like a melody. it . CS. 'WE .4 A x . , 'T is It N l fl is ' HARTMAN, SOL Business Tall and well built. HARTSTEIN, GLORIA Business-Private Secretary A, B. C.-alert, bright, and cheerful. HASSON, DORIS Secretarial Work Attractive in looks and in per- sonality as well. HI-:cHT, JOYCE ' e Art OH. Aide, Designed Senior Button College--Art Language Joyce's wit is so shining a quality, that everybody admires it. Class Pres. N. R. 0. T. C. The first qualli- cation is obedience, the second courage. Warren has both. HECK, WARREN HEI-'TLER, 1vIE1.vIN ' e School Band Music in his future. HEIOI-I BEVERLY The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. , IIELEANT, MARVIN e Court Reporter Ever busy in his leisure time. HENKE, RICHARD 9 e IIERNANDES, ISABEL e. Cafeteria Aide College of Engineering. I H 1 ' W xiw -15 .2- 1- -- , ,Z ftiy il f . , .,, A g . ' - .. i . ' .3 if -' fl V t 'F if Q Tie' ' ' f 'f . lk, ' ' K - iiffi ' ff ..ii45-:ffm 'Mx' ,. , ' ' i mill? LW, I i 2 .2 WP . I f l, N .. i f ' , 1 . 5 - 1 ink .9 2 it - x - . I . A x 1 . .A A ,X 4 if t 4 my I ani t w-.ffl A 5 United States Army. IIERSCH, IRWIN HERSH, BARBARA Business-Secretary Hensn, NATALIE for she knows how to ride. mznsxowrrz, ALLEN ' Aid Miami U-Occupa- 0. 0. Rep., G. 0. off. e tional Therapy As merry as the day is long. ' ' Natalie looks well upon a horse H. E. og. Aide Allen is interested in me- chanics, but after graduation, he will join the Army. . CI P es., H. E. Aide Nursing School She's Hr-:ss EVA OH ass r ever ,ready to lend a helping hand. fi, , . S I' 'dl' ,7 s 5 dvr 4 . V I i at X t mu., BARRY College-Engineering Interested in science and athletics. HIMELBERC, NORMAN Spanish Club, Unesco Club College-C.P.A., Brokerage Norman is our philatelist. Hot-TMAN, ARLINE Infirmary Aide, Steno OH. Aide Business College -Bookkeeping A quiet and demure young lady. HOLTZ, HOWARD OH. Class Pres., Swimming Team Cornell--En- gineering All experience is an arch to build upon. HORDES, CAROLYN Bookkeeping, Housewife Pretty young miss. soon to be Mrs.-lovely to know. .zfyijmmlgg f yi' Q Wdlwlwam , fit' fr Q- 1 Q U ,iff fff ,ff 4 , . JW! Wi DQ 7 4 11 6 Q A , .if lfw fpi Ct. ll 3 f ' A mmf if ,q I 0 t K . . A 'ggi ff!! jfxp iq-' . . . . . . ' . f f t X I f1i3 .fti . StudYm9 IS Indeed consuderabl easier this term Q as ex? .ff lf lllllllllil ll N' Y 991' '1 ' iw Lil l. and Tommy passes the test with flying colors. But so, X if 2 ' 'Lind li I ' Q ' 'im 5 : as tl-V, -Q: yn--'ti It ,' unfortunately, do too many others, and the history f KNAW it avi Z is 1: ,, pf.. gr ' --x',Qtt 'A 'Qi 4 department soon confirms its suspicions. The retest is e , ---'- -lt!!-if-H'--i-.vffgall ...i- far from easy, as can be seen by the contorted faces 1: ' '-'i'.....' iiill,SQffl'A'fl' of iuniors in agony. But time heals all wounds and -- -1-Q . X on Tommy is spending most of his time ioyfully 2 S 1 8.4 , '-- X ,A t so anticipating his senior year, the pot of gold at the end of his rainbow. 'jf' ji' X ff- fi! rx?- via,-,,., F-if -.i'- '- -gnhotw. QNX 'vas - l - N f x Q A ' ,Q - 5 fi' 2 X' S z in l ':: - 'leaf HORN, NANCY in Guidance Spanish Artistic Nancy will be an interior decorator. HORNREICH, DARYL Cafeteria Aide, Study Hall Aide Business A mirror of all courtesy. Houowrrz, crzoxcs Bio. Lab. Aide, Visual Aide, Squad Hist. Honor Club College-Engineering His first love is chemistry. Houowrrz, HOWARD 1 Band, Swing Band, H. E. Leader C.C.N.Y.- Music Without music life would he a mistake. Houowirz, NATALIE 1 ' Arista, Big Sister, Sight Conservation Aide Col- lege-Liberal Arts She has charmed Taft for four years, but Jay she will charm for life. , ' H rw- is M5 T :Q:Ls'E5:r'Ti H i . WF as Q t A 1 Hes Fig Q 'J ,QQ 4 Q at J A, :V ,gigs mjljiii s' HUBERT, Br-:AriucE 1 e Will work until she's married. HUNTER, LLOYD t Band C.C.N.Y-Education Major He has a sound mind, in a sound body, and a fine disposition. HYMOWITZ, BARBARA 1 ' Off. Class Sec., Orchestra A successful mar- riage with Alan will soon take place. mssnasnc, crm 1 ' ' Taft is one of her fond memories, even though she left us. , issscs, JEROME 1 Captain, Traffic Squad College-Chemical En- gllleef. ISKOWITZ, SELMA 1 Tragic Squad Business School Her poise and eiliciency will be great assets in the oilice. mcowirz, SEYMOUR. e City College His merry heart makes for a happy face. izRAELL, PAULETTE 1 ' Bio. Lab. Aide, Guid. Off. Aide College-Social Service Petite and provocative. JACKSON, RAYMOND e Collegcwlingineering He's the fond of fun b0y.n JACOBSON, ADRIENNE Private Secretary. ' .55 f ,R t.. gi Q, ia Q . ,A . H I--i git I M I '.. -lf JACOBSON, ALAN Study Hall Aide, Cafe. Squad, Audio Visual Squad Business-Salesmanship. JACOBY, MARCIA 1 Capt. Foreign Languages, Official Squad Cheerleader Hunter College-Psychology Major One of, if not the sweetest, prettiest girl in our entire senior class. JAI-ZGER, IRWIN 1 e Yearbook, Art Staff Commercial Art A talented twin-art with a smile. JAEGER, RI-IODA 1 e Business-Steno and Typewriting A pretty girl whose social grace makes her welcome wherever she goes. JAMES, rIALvoR 1 College-Liberal Arts. 3 5 . R i te ? 'l fi' V .A ., of ,,,- f Q , . ., . f , Trl, . wr is ,iii 1 ' ,, N ., .SQ iid? K f' ..,,.,. , It ,.,, ?f at a , ' ss s , . or V A r Q 'L 'tf' 1 m 3 . . f. gr ,VAV 11: . A reet R s . . tlhk.-.gr R JANOWITZ, GLORIA 1 H.E. Record Aide Business College-Bookkeep ing He who qualifies well for his calling never fails any employment. JANOWITZ, LAWRENCE 1 College-Engineering Larry plays the ac- cordion and is a lover of good music. JANOWITZ, RICHARD 1 Chem. Off. Aide College-Dentistry Alert, fond of sports, and really likes school. JAY, LUCILLE 1 She hopes to marry Barry. JELLINGER, Jumrn Parkway Arista, Sight Con. Aide, Study Hall Aide, OH. Class Sec. College-Teaching Major The luxury of learning is not to be compared with the luxury of teaching. Xxmu Ilfulff f Q, - fffy Q f .1 5 V A ,tl A It - l X X ,fx g 6 36,41 Q G -739. I V l N ' M , X ly, V, X l H X E qt' ffl X S A A t pr R I f A I I S' A 5 , v L, s, 4 Tommy, having at last arrived at the very top of fl X the ladder, makes good use of his exalted position. -'D A ff. I After photographers' appointments are received, the Q , . IQ' X ' L proofs begin floating throughout classrooms, while 9 ,Q-'Q M teachers grin and bear it. g- W ' I rd f A M ..f ' f-A X Q ,... --LZ: xg lilly f' Q '.T. ' ilk il -1 AI ff - 5-' V D .3Aot.i.K lg j '+I' U i 9 ,--- rw. H.. ,. rg Prffznrlff- 'll .sy c:,,zs'x3Y ins' I Fiiiiifif i ii? K- k A -' ' .J - 21 I ' - ..., . -f'::i5zifQ:i?iW ' F' F1.2'?sf1fi?ei - ,ZF 5 K .,., J. 8 ,, . A M I 1 ' - . As: - , , 'I .- ' ' ' A ' s I si' ': NX -2' JOSEPH, AILEEN . ,, .,.. - f, A -we-1 , K 255523 . 5, -A M f i L,L. F- . . '15--is-51 - - w -- X X .1 .f ---- I Z, 51. -we ., I' 1 , ,gr s, - - ' ..... 5, ., . ., pt., , . . X N ' -i f 'K , 3 lr . f to A Aide in Cafeteria Clerk. Photography Editor of Taft Review, He is so good that no one can be a bet Boys' lnfirm. Aide, Basketball Team College- Engineering One of our Basketball stars. KAGAN, PAUL F. 1 Man. Ed. Yearbook, Drama Society, Variety Show Hunter College-Speech Major A geography book, a guitar, two feet upon a stage. KAHN, MARGARET 1 e Business. JULIUS, JAY 1 Science Major at the U. of Vermont KABACK, DONALD ' Sr fr 'gtk' . Af, I..--ffl 75 :g.gig:2ggg.i-kg WS ff ' 4 ' .zI.f-gqffggi. A Zilif-t 'I' we ,E ..,, . ' v zsiiiistfl' ' , x 135553519555 :fs-iii! . Q VK ,vs ,. qggk . , , ,I -A as X Y 3 I Q ' - will . f :t.:t..g:i1gsgs,,1 - ,tn -. ' - 'ts--ve Y I Q? 33 Ii I ,Qt I ,. . 5 A il' 1 Its, ...i,, it It f .Q it KALET, MORTON a good catch for any nice girl. five... .gin .ix '51 'Hifi ffm-.ai z1.:f,.A ,. ,,.., .. as- Q 2:9 Chem. t . 851 P It 2 su ,sH.7l5! ia! YF, XV wi 421 so R Ae, 3 cg , . . Wg? A arf' t is Lab. Aide ter man. ..,,. mx pam ' I 'sf A ff... I c T27 ,s if College-Liberal Arts A modest gentleman, and KALMANOWITZ, DIANE t S.S. 05. Aide, Steno Sec. Business School Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity. KAMINOFF, IVAN ' h Band Music Teacher Music is the univer- sal language of mankind? lege-Elementary School Teaching life what you learned this afternoon. KAMINSKY, RUBY 1 Ojice Aide Business. KANDEI., MIRIAM 1 e Blurbs Com.,--Unesco Club, Math. 05. Aide Col- The secret of teaching is to appear to have known all your S A tgco A.. 5 Wi I tstt . . ,, .1 if J 'iit Lf ' 'K ' ' Q 1 ' - Ht ' li ' ' . I ' I A - e - 1 I ' rg-sz - V .fr . . . J , . . exft-Lana .3 . . - . KANTOR, JOAN S.S. Aide College-State Tech., Legal Stenographer. KAPLAN, BEVERLY friendship rarer. KAPLAN, IRIS ment follows her wherever she goes. ' e Business-Private Sec. Rare is true love, True Att. Off. Aide Business-Night College Excite- KAPLAN, MEREDITH ' e Counselofs Aide, Yearbook Business-Buyer, KAPLAN, RITA 1 ' Library Aide Commerical Artist A picture is a poem without words. ,gr 'Warm KARLAN, STEWART ' From four years of high school to four years of naval school. KARNELL, sAM Colle-ge4Professor of Physiology He is in love with this green earth. KARPER, uowAnu t College-Pharmacy Happy Go Lucky, a song in his heart. KATZ, BERNARD 1 ' College-Chemistry Major What art was to the ancient world, chemistry is to the modern. KATZ, JANET Senior Shou: College-Merchandising Field. .., gl K Q' 1, HQ' I ' y 5- im in . tx ,,, 2 i - :ll fr N lx A it A efll ' ya T ,f A A 1 A , te W. N-w A e ff ! 1cA'rz, Mumm. Office Aide Business-Bookkeeping A very quiet, perfect lady. KAUFMAN, CAROL Avenue Health Education Aide College-Kinder garten Teaching Chance makes brothers, but hearts make friends. KAUFMAN, NATALIE ' Receptionist. KAW!-ZSCU, RONALD 1 Study Hall Aide, Chemistry Office Aide, Senior Off. Cornell Medical-Dentistry A serious lad who will make a skillful dentist. KAY, PAUL - School of Music Ile plays the clarinet very well. Tommy digs deep into his allowance and purchases senior jewelry and a blue and gold hat which he promptly begins to decorate with anything from an array of assorted buttons to a cuckoo, which pops up hourly and scares the wits out of all passers-by. . , ft-rs 'Q lo xy PW Q, s fx- f AmmhA.L tt t f is 939i x Karr, LOIS Library Aide Business-Secretary No words can express the depth of her beautiful character. KENT, REGINALD ' ' Soccer Team Air Force Dancing is life itself. KERNER, RUTH Arista, Lib. Aide, Cafe. Aide College--School of Education Intelligent and always on the ball. KEssLr-:R, ARTHUR Sen. OH. Aide, Track Team University of Con- necticut His ability on the track is unquestionable. RIRSCRBAUM, MARCIA G.0. OH. Aide, Blurbs Com., Cafe. Aida College-Business Executive An attractive capable girl who will be very much needed in busi- ness and will be liked, too. KISSNER, JERRY t Baseball and Tennis Team Naval Career Jerry shines out in baseball and tennis, aside from having a radiant personality. KLAPOW, DONALD t Band Musician-Drummer A lover of music and all sports. KLEIN, DOROTHY Long, auburn hair, brown eyes-quiet Good secretary. KLEIN, PERRY Band Manager Retail Business Music is the poetry of the air. KLEIN, ROBERT Business College Feet that run on willing er- rands in behalf of Taft's football team. KLEINBERG, ARLENI: t Sight Conservation Aide, Class Treas., Arista, Blurb Com. College-Liberal Arts She gives of herself freely and joyfully, and she will surely be blessed. KLEINBI-:Rc, LENORE Off. Class Sec., Program Ofice Aide Business Secretary She is always laughing for she has an infinite deal of wit. KOCH, HARVEY Tragic Aide Business A man diligent in business shall stand before kings. KOENIGSBERG, HARRIE1' Business Always in the social whirl. KOENIGSBERG, SANDRA Music Aide, Miss Clune's Aide Nursing School A grand girl who will be a wonderful nurse. Q 'if ii5'Ei??S'2' ' . efgiv ' ...xl lwfiygwi l S ' . w e . '- -. 1 , r . if 'f ' t f ' K' if ' ' t- 142 - ' S - it .tn 11 f v - fb 1:5 e.e. r , I y,f'i'?i.L?gf?f' Mix ,gl . -!- . reg . ew ,rf ..l 2 1 341.6 gr 1 'ft' va ,1 It - J . I A A KOLTUN, ARNOLD Band College-Engineer. KONIGSBERG, CLAIRE ' ' e Sight Conservation Aide, Arista College- Social Service A girl with a loving heart for all. KOPF, JUNE Blurbs Cont. College-Eletnentury Education Her modesty and intelligence and kindness will make her an A one lL'3Cllt'Ii.l, KOPLIN, MYRNA Arista, Tutor lo Blind, Blurbs Com., Councilman Hun- ter College-Education Major The Happiest Heart that ever beat. L' 1 1 r . 'fillg W- 5 N .X KORAL, KURT ' ' History Honor Soriety City College Colleges are places Wllt'I'f' pelihlcs are polisln-rl annl mliutnonrls are rlirnrnemlf' KORB, STANLEY ' ' Capt. Tragic Squurl Hunter College-Science Major 'LEducation is an investment. The more you put in. the rnorr- you take- out. KOREY, MARJURIE ' ' ue Taft RCl'l'f'll', Portfolio. English OH. Airle, Cafe. Aide College--.lournalism Major An all-rl young lady. always ready to he useful and kindf' KURMAN, SHEILA -1- College-f-Tear-liing i'iTllOUQlll a bit shy, she will make an excellent teacher. Konorrv, LYNN e Long black hair. very slim. Her secret is that she is fond of him. Tommy and his fun-loving senior classmates get together often. Swimming, skating and bowling par- ties get crowded into the all too short year. Tommy even takes his best gal on the senior hayride, a real countrified affair, long remembered for being long on laughs and short on hay. At the Celebrity Dance Tommy watches proudly as many of his friends cap- ture the much sought after titles. Kosxv, IRWIN Study Hall Aide, Cafe. Aide Business Still water runs deep. Kovrrz, RONALD College-New York State University, Bio. Chem. Major. KRANZDOR, RICHARD Golf Team, Band, Orchestra His aim in life is to compose music. KRASNEY, DAVIDINE ' OH. Class Pres. and Sec., English OH. Aide, Nurse's Aide College-Teaching Major He teaches who gives, and he learns who receives. KRAVITZ, sl-IEILA 1 Social Service Rep. Dental Hygienst. KRIETMAN, JACK 1 Tragic Aide College-Business Administration and Accountancy. KREPKIN, ANNE'r'rr: e Social,Service Rep. Business School-Legal Stenography Good luck to Annette ' - KREVER, nonomas Blurbs Com. Marriage Fair, sweet, vibrant and in love. .- KRIEGER, EVELYN History Aide Business-Private Secretary. KRIGEL, FRED G.0. Store Aide, Book Room Aide College-Medical School His sincerity will make all his patients love him. Kmsi-:Nr-:R, PRANCINE 00. Class Sec., Arista, Sec. of Audio-Visual Squad, S.S. Aide College-Science Major, Bio., and Chemistry Men love to wonder, that is the seed of science. KRITZ, Rocnx-:LLE Class Aide Private Secretary Manners, the final and perfect flower of noble character. KUSHMAN, ROBERT e Boys' Infirmary Aide, Trafic Squad College- Liberal Arts. LABASH, GEORGIA e Library Aide College-Elementary School Teacher Her dimples add to a winning smile. LACKOWITZ, BARBARA t College-Art Major Art is Power. f t:1tH-gm' sf V we ,, ,L,i if A 'ut?'i ' J A A A A 'L V J V- ?- . s fs itil! f G to f' A ' 1 o ,. .,-. ' g 1 ' 554 - -3 V, X . - I . ,X g 4 , M .Saw L , ,L I, R A. . i.. . 1 sf LAKIN, LILA Chorus Modesty is the beauty of women. LANDAU, SHEILA Accounting Aide, OH. Class V. P. All set for mar- riage and happiness. LANDIS, BARBARA ' Lib. Aide Business This smart dresser is quite naturally interested in becoming a buyer. LANDES, FRANCINE 017. Class Aide, H.E'. Aide, Lib. Aide College Though by nature she's very quiet, she does go at a great rate once you get her started. LAun:R, MARILYN Taft Review, Portfolio, Blurbs Com., 09. Aide Hunter Collegwlilem. Ed. School teaching and an early marriage. , V-l't - ' li' . 1. W. li 'cf' X ,ytyiy 3, A V ., . , ,. ...V 5, K LAVERNE, KELVIN College One of our ambitious boys. LEDERER, JOAN Study Hall Aide College-Buyer Her eyes are stars of twilight fair. LEFKOW, MALVA 1 Arista, Blurbs Com., Sight Con. Aide, Of. Class Pres. Business-Legal Secretary A charming girl, helpful and kind to all. Laricowrrz, LOIS Business-Comptometer Operator. LEHMAN, FLORENCE Att. Aide, Counselofs Aide, Arista, Drama Society Hunter College--Liberal Arts, Teaching A sparkling girl with a sparkling personality. 0 60,0 Excitement mounts as the biggest social event of the year draws near-the senior prom. Tommy works overtime in a feverish last minute attempt to raise the money for o stupendous evening. His girl friend spends most of her time putting the last minute touches to the glorious ensemble with which she hopes to dazzle the entire senior class. ml the second. v l Lx-:IRowl'rz, WILMA ' Dietitian or Dental Hygenists A titian haired girl, with a flaming personality. LEISS, HILARY Audio-Visual Squad, Track Team Commercial Pilot A grand fellow to know. LEON, CAROLE LENOBLE, BARRY College-Engineering Enjoys repairing electrical appliances. LERNER, JOEL Taft Review, Handball Team College-Business, C.P.A. Knowledge is the foundation and source of good writing. LEVENTHAL, BARBARA e Study Hall Aide, Teachefs Aide College- Liberal Arts, Psychiatry. LEVIN, MARTIN 1 ' e College-Engineering. LEVINE, ANNETTE 1 Somebody loves her-how does she know? Some- body's eyes have told her so. LEVINE, AUDREY e Tis true that gold can do much, but beauty more. Lavv, ALAN CollegwChem. Major A giant in personality. LEVY, ELEANOR Accountancy Looking forward to marriage. LEVY, JOAN 1 Business-Secretary. LEVY, Lots Chorus, Lib. Aide Business-Buyer Big brown eyes, tall, and attractive. LICKER, HOWARD 1 Business Howie is known for his wit and laughter. 2-afar' l v iz MWF' A f 1 VVL, ' ' f 4 ww 'Yi V , 5 if wifi filfiits 'X 'V - I fro? ir ' if ' fl eseiiftifft it . H 1 , . f A if WAN wie 'Hier f f. A F 2 i 1 K X x v , E g L1EBMAN, LARRY ' College-Dentistry Tall, graceful, and interested in good food. LIEBOWITZ, BARRY e School Band Aviation Mechanic A11 his planes will be in perfect shape. LISS, SHELDON 1 Class President College-School of Engineering. LI.oREN'rE, MANUEL t Tragic Squad College-Medical Course Mod- est and unassuming, he will be a fine doctor. LOBEL, NORMAN ' Cafeteria Aide College-Fordham University, Pharmacist A man must make his opportunity as often as he finds it. ' 1' 5 , c:..t ffwffffw 'a.- iiii 17 r r .L 4 1- . in lf? -':, i QW ,. ifiigalrfffi . 5 ,,r 1 A V. is 'xr 3' 'Iran A' - 52 '-ti -, A W it 1 , ,Q cnnac , ll i A Wifi . ' A V ' f r A i u ' hi ', i If ' i ,Al til? '7 LOBEL, STANLEY Trajic Squad, Band Business His trumpet play- ing will be his path to fame. LOWEY, JUDITH ' Sight Con. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Tragic Aide Fashion School She'll design our suits and dresses. LOZOFSKY, ALAN ' e Chem. OH. Aide, Class Aide College--Engineering. LUFTMAN, .nanny et Cafe. Tragic Aide City College--S.S. Major A line athlete and good sportsman. LUTZ, ROBERT et College-Mechanical Engineering An all around good 93 fellow. X x I I X I X X I I ff .kwwar -I' 3 i L 't 1 ,xx s XX' -- If 1 -9 l The long awaited time comes and goes, leaving behnd only the half torn tickets and pressed corsage that serve as memories of a never-to-be-forgotten , ,MK ' evening. And finally, a diploma clutched tightly un- ffl? v , 4 der his arm, the hour has come to say farewell and f I 'fmt' like time, our learned Taftite marches on-on to big- SM I 1 ger and better things-we sincerely hope. sax f N JOAN ROSEN 4 l lik 1 s Q. , -. 'A X x into rr ill all L G lr .sl N 'ft' - if 1 SQ Xvsisx VM t . iw ll ,. .. -.Any Q Elsil lx - ' ll .1 i l y . ... Al ,l A - ' le' l X3 f , A Q 1 yi - l.,' ' f 'ifgti - X' ll A - ion ' Wai ,gf ,wil l x XX s t 1 r g 1 ,, ' - W ' ' ' -5. 5 ff 1 I I I I I 1 1 Us i a V Z gif i .. .zi ,,. E- if A . A r - 4 M it llts lllii ' f-, I- .A LUXENBERC, GLADYS Stenography and Marriage The sweetest thing that ever grew beside a human door. MALLARDIM, MARY 1 e Steno 0,0ice Aide Business-Stenography. MALLOY, JOAN t Trajic Ogice Aide Business for Joan-a lovely model or an able secretary. MANDELBAUM, RONALD be a philanthropist. MANN, GEORGE Hebrew Class Aide His ultimate goal is to ' Sludy Hall Aide, Book Room Aide College-Law His integrity of character shines like a light, and he will be an honest lawyer. i , , 1 . ,lls A w f A f . 1 .- r ttitt .. f 12 rsiiff ' 2 . .,, - I' 1 A f ll.s - LA.. .L A ui, H 1'- - X MANNING, ARTHUR 7 t Basketball Team, Swimming Team College-H.E. Teacher and Pro Basketball Gentlemen is written legibly on his brow. MANNING, STUART 1 Aide in Spanish Office Hopes to join Air Force. MARCUS, FRED e Business. MARCUS, RENEE Ojice Aide Secretarial Work A lady of charms and distinction. MARCOLIS, ELAINE 1 Nursing Dark hair, Switchboard Operator University of Michigan dark eyes, but a bright personality. MARKOVITCH, LARRY achieve success. MARKOWITZ, MARVIN to success. MARKS, MARCIA Optometry is the field of his choice. May he Cornell University-Dentistry He will climb Ojicial Class Pres., S.S. Pres. Business-Secretary Wit is the salt of conversation, not food. MARRIN, ALBERT MARX, MELVIN 1 Official Class V.P. College-Building Contractor. Mell is waiting to be called to the colors and serve his country before he goes to the business world. MAssA, r-:s'r1:1.LE Secretarial Work, Marriage Soulful eyes, in- telligent, and very much in love. MATULSKY, MELVIN . MATZ, MARIE ' Business--Bookkeeping, Marriage. M.4xwr-zu., GARLAND Chorus Aviation Mechanic. Mc cuimzss, MARY Traffic Aide Business Career. MEANY, JAMES Track Team, Band Business-Bookkeeping. MEIDBERG, NORMA t Study Hall Aide, H. E. Aide College-Legal Stenography Law is the safest helmet. MELTON, ROBERT MELTZER, GERALDINE G. 0. Rep. Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. Ml-INASI-IES, nARRn:'r e Aide in Gym, Teachefs Sec. Business-Secre tary, Marriage. MENDELSOHN, BARBARA Class Pres. Business-Private Secretary Blond hair, blue eyes, llgutiful voice. MERSEL, SHIRLEY ' Chorus Secretary, Music Enthusiast Al- ways merry, when she hears sweet music. ' Mr:RzoN, noms Lib. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Hall Duty College-Teaching Major Her lovely disposition will be an asset in her work. Mnsssn, GERALD College. METVINER, RONALD ' College-Liberal Arts Our college friends are the dearest. E LL1k :' , A ' illi A Q 1 I . V . - 'W .,., ' . ' ' 3:.. S 4 9' .. sa .Ltr 1. '- W 'I Q 4 I' W I A sipe as ,W I G t Q L-kL. Q 5 3 Sl ' ,, ,, 1, . 23 METZ, ROCHELLE Class Aide A sweet disposition with always a smile. To hear her laugh you'd walk a mile. METZ, SUZANNE Yearbook Stag, Law OH. Aide Hunter College-Law A lady lawyer Sue will be. MEYER, CHARLES College-Liberal Arts T all, dark and personable. MEYER, ELAINE Arista, 1 Term Rep., Senior Off. Aide Business-Pri vate Secretary Very pert and full of life. MEYERS, MARILYN e Arista, Editor Blurbs Comm., G.0. Rep., Spanish Club College-Liberal Art Language is the dress of thought, says our bright, red haired beauty. A , gfffii M y V-:x , Q I: '-':: S 21 MEYERSON, GERALD e Football Team, Capt. Cafe., H.E. Aide, V. P. 05. Class Engraver A ball player unequalled, a sportsman complete. MEYERSON, PAT ue Counselors Aide College-Modeling, Marriage Good clothes open all doors. MIcI-IAELs, ARLENE 1 t Bus. Off. Aide Merchandising, Buyer Friend- ship is the gift of the gods and the most. MICHELSON, LOUISE 1 e Arista, G.0. Rep., Hist. Honor ,Yearbook Col- lege-Fashion Work As an all around student, she fashions a good design. MILLER, BERNARD College-Liberal Arts From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. MILLER, DAVID t Capt. Cafe., Class Aide College-C.P.A. Tall as a tree top. Interested in Bebop. MILLER, SIDNEY ' e Baseball Team College-State Tech., Business MILLER, SUE 1 Yearbook, Blurbs, Lib. Aide, Att. Aide, Hosp. Aide College-N.Y.U., Art Major lf you are not in fashion you are nobody. MILMAN, JERRY e College-Chem. Major. MIOT, ANITA Secretarial Work, Marriage Pretty, pleasant, pert. Miscnat, Pnvnus 1 Class Vice Pres., Blurbs Com., Cale. Aide Col- lege-Legal Stenographer Big blue eyes, an attractive girl, reflects an attractive personality. MONK, MARTHA Taft Review Ed., G.0. Rep., Arista, Unesco College -Teaching Major Travel is much on Martha's mind. MONTAGUE, SUZANNE Art Office Aide College-Fashion Designer He is only fantastical that is not in fashion. Mooaa, Josam ' ' Football Team College-C. C. N. Y. Medical School Tall and athletic, all the qualities of a good M. D. MORCENSTEIN, HARRIET1' e Time cannot change her love, nor time nor pain. ' MORGENTHAL, IRWIN 1 H.E. Off. Aide College-Engineering No mind is really well organized that is deficient in a sense of humor. MORGUESS, JOSEPH OH. Class Pres., Baseball Team College-Engi neering The All American boy. MOHITZ, LOUIS t Physics Lab. Aide College-Chemical Engineer Headed for success. MORRIS, SANFORD , Senior Class Pres., Arista, Drama Soc., Senior Varsity Show College-Engineering Major The deed is everything, the glory naught. MOSHINSKY, ROBERT ' 017. Class V. P. Business-Selling. 'ii Q' Q, Tm at ' iii, f 23 '.R.. ' 'K A -siF:i jirir '1 v ,i:g,, .'J f.--A '..':f1 il :ki A-uf '- 1-v' ' + A ' 1 I . 1 ' I hu . .QL T 7 jr, lf 1,5 3, ffl, R 1. MOSKOWITZ, ALAN Plans to go to Radio and Television School. Mosxowrrz, cur. 1 ' Study Hall Aide Business-Secretary A softly spoken lady with a very sweet smile. Mosicowrrz, ROSALIND e College-C.C.N.Y., Private Sect. Her merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Moss, SONDRA Business. MOTELSON, CAROLE ' School Usher College-Teaching Major A girl of many talents who never misses a chance to play tennis and to go ice skating. A 'J i s ' ,,.. ' -i , fi ' - ' it it ' f 4siiZ, xi7?SjY.s1 t ' IQQ .Sf p -- ,' ,Y V . I A ' -rg, -- . A 533552 i ' - .. .aff A N. in is? tied. 5 5, , - , i MOUND, MICHAEL Fan. MULIQIN, PAULA College and Medical School Enthusiastic Sports Sight Con. Aide, G.0. Rep., H.E. Aide, Senior Leader College-Psychology Majorl Somewhere, there is the spirit of a child that needs her. NADZAN, BARBARA As an entertainer, she'll give pleasure to many. Enthusi- astic in all she undertakes. NEMERAR, HARRIET 1 ' e S.S. Rep., Pan American Club College-Liberal Arts A sweet, attractive kind of grace, a sweet expression on her face. NEUMANN, PETER 1 College-Law Peter loves his trumpet. 'N OHRENSTINE, MAXENE t College-Political Science A politician can sit on a fence and keep both ears to the ground. OLSHINE, SYLVIA 1 Infirmary Aide, Class Sect. Business-Secretary. 0,NEILL, FLORENCE 1 ' e Official Class Sect. College-Hunter Col- leges are places where pebbles are polished and diamonds are dimmed. ORNSTEIN, ARLINE 1 ue Art Off. Aide, Counselofs Aide, Cafe. Aide, Arista Legal Stenographer The joy of youth and health her eyes display. OSSOLA, EDWARD 1 e College-State Tech. Attractive lad with a win- ning smile. , lff'if1f1i ,,., ,. ' ,s.' . c vtstt 1 f - 1 g v esa . Q A M933 9 ' ?5AS5xilf7 i?f'. Jfcsa ilt. A . P A Lg. X A 5 iti X1 , I 1 . . 4 , . .,, . OZAROW, JANET 1 Blurbs Com. College-Business Course A pleas- ant and popular pal. PACKER, BARBARA 1 ' Bio. Class Aide, Counselofs Aide, Trajic Squad Sect. Business-Sec. Work A smart dresser. PALLANT, EUNIS 1 . Chorus, Blurbs Com., 0.0. Class Rep. College- C.C.N.Y., Kindergarten Teacher Attractive redhead without a temper. Those that do teach the young, do it with gentle means and easy tasks. PALLANT, SONDRA e Arista, Guidance Office Aide College-Elemenh ary School Teacher To know how to suggest is the great art of teaching. PARno, LENORE 1 Ojice Aide Private Secretary Dimpled Darling. Ii, if I K , .I - -Q ' . ., l W'D-1 PATAKI. RICHARD Tragic Squad, Aide College- Medicine Even doctors must learn to be good patients. PEAIILMAN, EMANUEL ' The air force for Manny, in the employ of Uncle Sam. PEISEII, NORMAN e. PEKAIISKY, ANITA e College-Teaching Brown eyes, red hair, attractive. PI-:I.'rYN, nonoruv nue Pres. Drama Club, Portfolio, Senior Show, Varsity Show College--Dramatics Major All the world's a stage. PENSKY, JUDITH Aide in 139 College-Liberal Arts Her trade- mark is her winning smile. Panrzrz, SHIRLEY e Aide, Locker Room Business-Bookkeeping A smiling lassie whose personality we'll remember. PERLA, BARBARA 1 e Yearbook Stay, Portfolio, G.0. Treasurer, Student Court College-Liberal Arts Nothing endures but personal qualities. ' PEIILMAN, NAOMI ' Usherette Business College-Buyer Petite, pretty and popular. PEYSER, SANDRA College-Hunter, Art Teacher She wakes the soul by her tender strokes of art. ,, ,I ,,,, ,,,,, ,, , , , I j.:N,LJs'ti'l I I sf H I I . I ,I rw, m f,g' 1 1.1, , PHILLIPS, DAWN 1 e Library Aide College-Model Actress An ac- tress is a sculptress who carves in snow. PIAZZO, DOLORI-:S 1 Class Aide Business-Secretarial Work. PICKER, CAIIOLE 1 College-Teaching Major Her lovely face har- monizes with her beauty of spirit. PIKULIN, SANDRA 1 Secretarial Work. l PINCHOFF, SHEILA 1 Locker Room Aide College-Liberal Arts Here's a girl with poise and know how. PINTO, BARBARA 1 ' e Lib. Aide Business-Secretary Flaming Red Hair and Big Blue Eyes. PLATZMAN, JEROME Physics Lab. Aide College-Accounting To navigate the sky and navigate the sea is .Ierry's goal. PLOTKIN, aUNN1E ' Business or Theatrical Career Plans to he mar- ried to Jerry next year. PODWELL, EDWARD College-Air Force He's tops in sports, especially basketball. rom., MARcxA 1 nue Counselofs Aide Hunter College-English Major. EQ .,.. '.ie, if 1 POKROSS, ANDREW Chem. Lab. Aide Pre-Med. School The power of thought-The magic of the mind. POLETEK, BELLE Aide in College Clerk's Ojice Business-Book- keeping and Marriage. POLITZER, AGNES 1 e Yearbook Art Ed., OH. Aide, German Club School of Fashion Design Tall and sweet and utterly fascinating. POLLER, ELAINE e Arista, Boosters, Blurbs Com., Aide in Sgt. Con. College-Teacher The days that make us happy make us wise. PoLzELLA, MONICA ' e An alert mind, a smiling face, a friend to all, Godly grace. POMERANTZ, SANDY Managing Editor of Yearbook College-Brandeis University Her glowing future lies unrolled behind the curtain of the stage. Pos'rEL, SANFORD Sports Ed. Taft Review College-Law. P0'roLsKY, LEONA ' Secretary of Oficial Class Legal Stenographer Lovely to look at. POTTER, sARr t Music, Off. Aide, Chorus, Glee Club School of Music Her career in music will surely bring her fame. POZNICK, IRv1Nc College-Mechandising Favorite pastime is reading the Sports page. -51 'nf 55 ,- ' A V :,, 'Y mf s - , : fav U 4 in .9 F' J , 3- 3- sr., , . V .tgeffiq-, ' u ' - ,w ' ' - 1 if I L . V- , fifxiil , 1251 . . t ' 3 S' . ' C ., ' , Hg: -. A-s'u..,,.g L K -7 My K vgimtrxi v 1 a . . . X kiwi . , i v PRINCE, FRAN Aide in Att. Of. Lib. Aide, Cafe. Aide , College- Teacher To know how to suggest is the great art of teaching. QQEEN, DONALD ' Tragic Squad Hopes to be a novelist Write to the mlnd and heart and let the ear glean after what it can. OUIRINDONGO, JOHN t Aviation Maintenance Our tall marine hero has a grand outlook on life. RACHAP, ALLAN ' G.0. Rep., Taft Review, Bio. Lab. Aide College He'll succeed in anything that he attempts to do. RANKIN, MARTIN '-E 2 x , Y g To ,,g .3 ky S 32 ' 3 Q' ' W '- Ll s X I ,lf K -Y ' . .gi IN x t A RAPPAPORT, CHARLES College-Mechanical Engineer. f-., Speech Ojice Aide, Chorus Chuck pos- sesses wit and charm in abundance. He will enter the armed services soon. RAPPS, JOAN REDLICH, WILMA Terminologist. REIMAN, SOL work together, expect a REINER, RICHARD 4 7 5 t 1: Rx-:rNr:R, STARR 1 REINKRAUT, DELLA gold. REINKRAUT, HERBERT is the salt of life. REISS, uARRIi:'r'r 1 aruss, MARILYN out to be personality. 6 masterpiece. 'rs-tiff. , wt... , s. f L, 1 .s ,Z lb tt. - SW? 1401.15 . yy -15514121 W1-tie: :fur .,W,Z.k Business-Secretary. e Chem. Lab. Aide, H.E. Aide State Tech.-Medical University of Southern California When love and skill Cafeteria Aide Michigan State University. M .VL W-V x , -QW Q A. l v , W' Hz V -Nr 5 is ' A to 355351 if f Steno Contest Work Business-Private Secretary. State Tech.-Legal Stenographer As good as Cafeteria Aide Business School Business She'll work and wait for Mr. Right. Chorus College The secret of the universe turns 1. -,.m,:t :sw --ew -vi,-ignore - F. - 1f,,. .J 1 .. Elf -' 4... . ix KAY J A L Qu 'A ' S Q ' :lf Wsf f ' X fi fr i - HEMI-2, ELEANOR -lucky girl! RESNICK, JERRY 1 t Trafic Aide Service Height and charm and beauty School of Advertising-a contact woman. ' Taft Band, Dance Band, Tennis Team Mechanical is 99 Engineer It is RESNICK, SANDRA terior Decorating Frank Sinatra. better to he faithful than famous. 1 Cafeteria Aide, Study Hall Aide Business-Im The many loves of this charming and petite lass include tennis, golf, and max, JOEL Class Aide, Track Team College-Interested in sports activities. men, BEVERLY Spanish Ojice Aide, Stenography Club Business Private Secretary. . s it .. '- 1 '21 . yr.. A . 5,,z5gfS1.sp1 ,. , '3M ,i1i7sY:ffQ it 'ififl .. ff f . Sei: I kk E, .. . -:V,: ,gl I .. , V ',,, f . ff ' P - 1 Aall ., is , . 7 it Yi . fr iw is .,.-, 1 ? s. fe 1 . RICHMAN, MARCIA Bio. Lab. Aide, Sight Conservatzkm Aide, Cafeteria Aide A versatile lady with many irons in the fire-Destination is still unknown. RITTER, Lois Arista, 017. Class Sect., Yearbook Staff, Chem. Off. Aide College-Dramatics and Advertising Major, Univ. of Michigan - Her success will be as brilliant as her hair. noaanrs, ARTHUR Book Room Aide, Cafe. Squad, Study Hall Aide, Score- keeper School of Engineering Electronics. ROBLES, MARC ' ' e City College An all around popular boy. ROMAN, MARcAiu'rA Library Aide College-Nursing Sweet, Charm- ing, Dancing Senorita She will have power to live and act and serve the future hour. . 's ' 1 , 1 . tl . i s gig' J .3 V ., -I 1 A is - .ci - i i ,.,. A' ' , A V N-A r L Y A v ' A 4 ' tts L L X to 'et.e gi, 5. r i s - . re.. e '? i ' 55 . 3, ,Q f A noooaa, JANET English Off. Aide A Secretary Ve sweet YY young miss, to be Mrs. very soon. ROSEMAN, MARCIA S.S. Rep., Drama Society, OH. Class Sect. Business-Buyer She's a combination of all that's nice. ROSEN, CAROLE d Brockport University-Elementary Teaching Major A dark haired beauty. Rosan, HARRIE1' soon. Rosen, nowsnn Orchestra A petite, jolly lassie who will marry very Official Class Vice President C.C.N.Y.-En- gineering Experience is the best teacher. -A h . . .. iiigieigg, g - 5 A' 'S fl . qs AF- ' g as Q w A e ,A e if X , . N . -- A ,- B . - - gfeaf A, rv if 5525 l , ii A Q :V tkglst ,ju s 2,55-t,1 A , ff , x 2 5 lu A ROSEN, ILENE e C.C.N.Y.-Legal Stenographer She is sweeter than sweet honey. RUSEN, JOAN e Arista, Yearbook Literary Staj, 0.0. Class Representative Hunter College-Elementary Education Teacher Here is a true and industrious friend. RUSEN, MIRIAM 1 r Olhce work followed by marriage Trim Sophisti- cate Dear to her heart is her bonny steedf' HOSENBERG, Boaaa ' Nursels Office Aide College-4Teaching A capable girl whose talents will be a great aid to her profession. , ROSENBI-IRG, JEROME 1 ' Trajic Aide Sports and television are his two chief interests, and his aim is to be a T. V. cameraman. Z. 1 .kg x,,, ,JZ - V lifjiiiiil x A ' , A 3 fi- ,. 6: A Q A A -1,,- '- - -. ii i' 3 -A - Sie ggi f , , .ps-at Y 1, Zvb., A :.,, I V , i W if . Rosr-:NaERc, MARION Library Aide School of Modeling and Secretarial Work A most magnetic personality. ROSENBLUM, EVELYN 1 e Classroom Aide Secretary-Night College Dramatics and dress designing are her avocations. ROSENBLUM, JUDY L. e A natural love for children, then drama, and sports A ready smile is always on her facefl ROSENFELD, ARLENE e H.E. Office Aide Business-Bookkeeping and Stenography She just bubbles over with personality. ROSENFELD, LORRAINE City College-Medical Assistant A lovely girl to know. 4- fttiattth . R iiiyi it ' W rv-'T A Am 1- - ' iii- . S 8. ' 'T Q as-4 ,, er- . :- ROSENTHAL, BARBARA in Social Science. ROSENTHAL, HAROLD ROSENZWEIC, BERNICE Ross, MARILYN ROSS, ROBERTA be married. e Social Service Representative College-Major N.Y.U.-Lawyer. The ideal of Hcourtesy, wit, grace and charm. Stenography Ojice Aide Commercial Artist. S.S. Office Aide Business-Secretary She'll soon Rorn, ALVIN Football Team, Athletics A brawny blonde. ROTI-I, ARLENE t French Club College-Teaching. R011-I, SANDRA Att. Ojice Aide, Assistant G.0. Rep. Secretary and marriage Her eyes are green as dewy grass. ROTHMAN, JOSEPH ' Band, Orchestra College and Medical School. ROTHMAN, RICHARD e Off. Class V..P., Tennis Team. College-Liberal Arts -k-f . .1 we et K 'NNN is , I ' :xg K snigiii-54 T. X 1 K Q , ' I A ......w.-: ,ry :- . a5.:5,,,r t N , -:str ,si . . ' .fr f fllltmfi 'W' f fs, fiifsigfsf .4 . i. i 5 5,55 ,. . ffgg . . . K X S , ,t 5 ti - . - .:2',gi:ni?f 1155 U. ,g 'EH 3? t L , X' RUBIN, cARoI.E 1 Through her expressive eyes, her s RUBIN, DONALD ' sports activites. RUDICH, RITA Our Pancho is blonde and fair and has a sparkling personality. I .s .5..1EI'SE,.l'5:' is ,. t , K I i 2 t E Blurbs Committee, History Ofice Aide Secretary oul distinctly speaks. College-Liberal Arts A fine athlete, interested in all Att. OH. Aide, G.0. Rep. College-Secretary And who loves nature more than she? RUTKIN, LEONARD Shop Aide College-Engineering. SABATH, IRWIN Tragic Aide Business-Wholesaling. , - ' ...-,1 in ' 'nz ' . . rf' : ,,----ff ' ,, lifiiiiizt l ' 'I Q , SACKLER, MICHAEL ' Cafeteria Aide Business. sAcKs, MARIAN Arista, Literary Editor of Yearbook, Portfolio, Ojicuzl Class Sec. Hunter College-Teaching True ease in writing comes from art, not chance. SALZSTEIN, ERNEST r College-Engineering Swimming and handball occupy his spare moments. SAMUELS, JERALD e Band, Assistant Manager College-C.P.A. Enjoys playing his clarinet. SAMUEI-SON, HERBERT ' Taft Review, Attendance OH. Aide College- Law and Accountancy The study of the law qualifies a man to be useful to himself, his neigh- bor, and the public. SAND!-Z, Nl'rA Slim and trim and easy on the eyes Secretarial Work sum, asnmca Avenue Social Service Representative Bookkeeper sAm-:'r, EDYTHE 1 Avenue Study Hall Aide, Att. 017. Aide, German and Hebrew Clubs Language Major at C.C.N.Y. As Edythe is good, so is she merry. SAUL, BARBARA 1 e Arista, Of. Class Sec., Yearbook, Spanish Ofice Aide College-Pedagogy Major Success is linked to Barbara's name. Vi SAUL, RACHEL 1 e Mrs. Brunn's Aide, Social Service Rep., Cafeteria Aide Business College-Industry She has a rare spirit of service. SAUL, nttasccA 1 e 0.0. Rep., Stenography Club, Cafeteria Aide, Teachers Aide College-Science Major. SAUNDERS, noannr 1 ' College He has a Hair for math and money. scAnANcEr.LA, ANGELA T. e Miss White's Aide Bookkeeper Marry Thomas R. P. SCHAFFEL, GENE College--Engineering. SCHARLOP, Mon'roN e Tragic Aide College-Liberal Arts. sci-mm-tAus, t-rAnoLn e City College-Mechanical Engineer Photog- raphy and art give him great pleasure. sci-renxsn, .tossrx-I ' ue Commercial Artist Joe has the talent and ability to be a great success. scHMm'r, MCHARD ' e College School of Engineering. sci-matnsn, CAROL 1 Library Aide, Senior Councilman, Senior Show Col1egtwLiberal Arts Good things come in small packagesf, ieilirfi i ' ' ,, I fizgtagwttfqiisxl ' , i - 1, ,N wi' 53 S Q' at r 25:9 2'-L' fi L ' .il:c?Qt4,s7 . gg , 0 I fc 7 , I-fe' 3' ' ' , L -- . I ' t I . 1 7,1 , I Q sri SCHNITTMAN, MARTIN Photography Club College-Engineering He'll snap your picture any day and never ask for pay. SCHOTTENFELD, LEWIS pleasureg it interests the whole mind. Business is really more agreeable than SCHRAGER, EILEEN SecretaryfHousewife Pretty as a picture and a frame to go with it. SCIIRAGER, RHODA H. E. Aide Private Secretary-Marv's wife A legal kiss is never as good as a stolen one. SCHRANK, ARLI-:Na Guidance Office Aide N.Y.U.4Drama Major A passion for the dramatic art is inherent in the nature of man. . P i P I P iiii i , its rttl P I rsiir le . f K ' -S . , . I - 'qv , 4. I ' 4 ,R-ir - ,Q I ' ws' 1, ., 5 K .. M51 kb ix If xxx I A if Hi 1 1:4551 . , ,. 'X . gl, . 3 , H K 3,3-Q A . I . 1 SCHREIBER, CHARLES l Cafeteria Squad, Art for Yearbook Commer- cial Artist-C.C.N.Y. SCHUCHAT, LENORE Blurbs Committee College-Syracuse Univer- sity. SCHWAI3, ROBERTA ue Art Office Aide Business Career and Marriage in Near Future. SCHWAGER, LARRY e Business Career. I I I A yiii f f . I t as g ln- , vig sss Q gg F i ' I I i l I IL A Q PWM 11'? . I in is 1' ' ' to I - is ri', ' I ' 'i I A I tw C' ttrs I 1 ' t 1 . ' A I, 'I I I '1- I A I f rs s I t ' W X Rel , I X I M v R ttser s K I SCHWAIGER, WALTER e College-Mechanical Engineer. SCHWARTZ, IRWIN t Cafeteria Aide Business-A successful furrierl SCHWARTZ, IRWIN 1 Traffic Squad N.Y.U.gAccounting. SCHWARTZ, JACQUELINE 1 ' e Yearbook Art Stag, Cafeteria Aide College Teaching Major ln her teaching career she'll he a star, for her zeal and energy will carry her far. . scHwARTz, LEONARD Cafeteria Aide, Taft Review Reporter College Pharmacy. N. 't . x , w 'Jin scHwAn'rz, MARVIN ' College-State Tech--Major in Drafting The past is but a faded leafg The future is 'yet to be planted. SCHWARTZ, MURRAY e Business. SCHWARTZ, MICHAEL t Sports Editor, Taft Review, Captain of Cafeteria Squad College-Journalism Major He hopes journalism will reign forever and ever. SCHWARTZ, sums! t Orchestra Mechanically inclined, Sid hopes to have his own business and display his ability there. SCHWEITZER, MARLENE 1 Arista, Sr. Show, Portfolio, Yearbook College- Liberal Arts In her natural exuberance, she wants to he a Dorothy Parker, a housewife and a mother of six. SCOTT, DAVID Band Medical School Captivating and clever. He touches nothing but he adds a charm. ssmran, airs:-:N Health Education Aide Secretarial Work A petite and pleasant little miss. SEIDNER, ml-:Na 1 Business-Secretary. ssirr, FRANCES P t Blurbs Committee, Spanish Club, Portfolio, Odice Aide College-Kindergarten Teacher Possessor of a sparkling personality. sl-nuauaa, novo ' Baseball Team, Algebra Class Manager College- Majoring in Accounting Nothing endures like one's personal qualities. sr-lAPmo, ARLIN1-: 1 Stenography OH. Aide, Inirmary Aide Business Advertising A twinkling-eyed, domestic lassie whose capacity for lovely sewing is well known. snnmo, ELAINE ' Alert and known for her sense of fun. snAPmo, FRANK A pleasant classmate, liked by all. SHAPIRO, JOAN Hunter College She walks in beauty. snlmno, MELVIN 1 College-C.P.A. Good-looking, refined, Personality Kid. i??i?X5F:y:.'l5z:Qt+Li-iisfliixif ',i' 5 f' ff' 7 5245 515553 ,islQt Tl'ff.Eff . so lzwwr we f v ..az.li?si ai,.i 1395-2-pc i 5 F T615 li ' - ' L,,f ,. ,. :,- , . , W,...1 . , .,,L , ,. . f- ' 1 ., of ,. f -' ff Ia ' 5 ,asigisfzff ...J sz. , 5-1.1.5 . -' 'fl isfwl-ssl ,- 5 g - . .sv2,2.rs?ii t f var lifts- t - 1 J. . V 1-S . is . -2 '- fl.-llsij :f:t:faT' 1r+1,.,zxi:, , . '- 4' ' f' I K t K f' +, 'l'ff'fi,h:2!I??ff 1-. gs. z. ws, . ' isiftisliigf . X 2? V' if 1 - t ,gif 5 ' W s 2 if , ' . ,L fu. ua... fi r: ,qgigassf V - , ,.., -sv ,gr , 1 , x asap. V i-f-W, r sl-IAPIRO, SHEILA 1 e OH. Class Sec., Blurbs Com. School of Modeling Business world for Sheila. SHERR, JOAN School for Fashions and Ilustrating. Blonde hair, blue- green eyes. SHERRY, MARILYN G. 0. Off. Aide She'l1 be a secretary for a short while and then she and Stan will be married. Good luck to the happy pair! si-IILAN, MARION 1 G. 0. OU. Aide Medical Assistant Marion is pert and petite. She'l1 be a success in any endeavor. SIDERMAN, GAIL 1 e Gail is looking forward to a business career and marrying Eddie. Q il iilfflif iggls liiiifilifie ll V ffm? mxiwf iii ? il llfilss-iffl Qgiilliwtiil i FE :VN 'If ' .3 -xl ' -J? 3 1121. X , -A WSJ' 'Es.'1?':-','4EiEt - v . 'U ' . F - i ' r. S1 7 S V -'ist Y - :-gin? gases-f'?.ezf. , .. . . Q. 5, :eyes 5 . nz.. . ,. N -' M it i I -wp A - X. 2' ' t . . . N., as, . A ,. J ' ' Q X H if l 5 E. - 1 7 1 ' ' ' ,1.' f a ig v-I,-, sn:cEL, BERNICE ' Cafe Aide, 05. Class Sec., Mrs. Adlefs Aide Col- lege-Ed. Major Her looks, her charm, her personality will make a fine teacher. sinclzr., BURTON ' Band, Orchestra, Football Team College-Business l'1l be merry and free, I'll be sad for nobody. SIEGEL, DEANNE t G. 0. Rep., S. S. Rep., OH. Class Sec., Tragic Aide College-Teaching Major. SIEGEL, nonornr History Ofice Aide Business Course-N.Y.U. Heart of gold and hair to match. suzcx-LL, caonciz e College-Phamxacist Nothing slow about this boy! i ' 'iii , i ' ' iff .... ' ' .i V . ., K . ' Lkk, ff: S g , X 7 ,'p. , - - gf ffl ' Qs is - lg It SIEGELBAUM, MATIEL Secretarial Work. s1r:cER, JOEL N. Y. U.-Accounting Joel is handsome, humorous, and happy. SILVERMAN, DOLORES Secretarial Work The lass with the sweet disposition. SILVERMAN, LAUREL Student Court, C. 0. Council, Capt. Boosters, Lighthouse Volunteer Hunter College-Social Welfare 'Her secret of success is constancy to purpose. SILVERMAN, ROBERTA ' Dramatic Society College-Dentistry A pert and likeable young miss. .75 J 31 Q 'Sz Q W Y 6 gx ' 2 QA ' R if ' A SINGER, ELAINE 1- ,1 ij- Blurbs Com., S. S. Rep. College-Teacher Humor- ous, witty, and always gay. s'ION, SARA y Business-Secretarial Work. SKOLLAR, STANLEY e Trazclc and Field Team, Chem. Research Group, Cafeteria Aide College-Engineering Major A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. SLADE, EDITH e Teachefs Aide College-C.P.A. Her wise, rare smile is sweet with certainty. SLOMAN, EDWARD e City College-Interested in Medicine He will assist many people in his profession as a doctor. .. -N I h. t 5. . , ?' ,it f N l it t ' g, ,. I l ,- W . .. resrggcag .. ., . fx .Jw Wes..-trtvlwfw . ,K . , ..gflj?z4fogQ.f:,:gbgliftjzsl-ffgyf' A lei .--- mfrxrs li 'Q T1 :?4i?Q7A'W53i W l1:t s::ff, gefiwwlls ' We .t ......, L, ta . ..., .D ,.,, ,,,t,,s. it , . ' - i g 1...tfwqq fx t ,.. .7 UD ,stair 2 t 4' ' 311 1 if Qu. ' -' .I W, j' . iq - h . i - if A we A VJ? a s mg s, R . A' sl- as ' , . 4 1 1, 'aff-att. .1 f, I L, N 45' ..'.W :fQg-sig. 'K i ' I 1 Q -alma 1 'Q W fe' -g. ly zz 1,2 .. 121.131 -my t. W . - has-'-:.?fs -X gunz: 31.1 ' - ' 4 f if-QQ,-Q., 45,-'Qi A ' - .saa2z2sazzz:1:-13 -2f:.e'5., ,.,. . , f t l t1f:1:1::::D:-5.52-522,, 53:3 11-.iagfi f , ' fi t 1 f- li. Y SLONIMSKY, RENEE Med. Technician SLOTNICK, SANDRA s1.0'r0PoLsKY, JERRY not he worth living. sN1'r1c0FsKY, MORTY fcssional Puppeteer Usherette, Switchboard Operator City College- T.N.T.- Tall, Nifty, and Terrific. ' G. 0. Rep., Mr. Jason's Aide, Study Hall Aide Show Business A vivacious beauty with dark hair and dark eyes. ' e Band Without music, Jerry thinks life would 1 ' e Basketball Team Manager College-Pro He wants to follow in his brother's footsteps as Morty Krofft. Counselofs Aide College-Office Work. SOBANSKI, LORETTA SOBER, BOB SOLOMON, MORTON .. e BH 1-I I' - fl' ff: ,M Lf '11, V fi must take rank as the highest of the fine arts. sox.oMON, STANLEY collecting gives him great happiness. SONKIN, JEAN College-Liberal Arts Bob is the strong and silent man. ' Band State Tech.-Business Course Music 1 e Program Ojice Aide College-Lawyer Stamp e Review Editor, Unesco Club, Arista, Library Aide College The direction in which education starts a girl will determine her future life. .A , . D i L1 f . R C ' 55 f tsee ff A A f f . 5 R ....X ' ' 1 - l jf- 5- Q A . S .K Q Q .- , , E ,, fi ft A esst ' sPEcToR, THOMAS e Swimming Team College Leander swam the Hellespont, and I will swim this here. SPERBER, MATTHEW t Business School Business is the salt of life. SPIELHOLTZ, GERALD Physics Off. Aide College Gerald is always bursting with fun. sm-:LMAN, JEROME 1 Arista, Basketball Team, Football Team Col- lege-Ad. Major A happy combination of brains and brawn-one of Taft's best. sexuci-:w1Tz, RITA ' Chorus, Hist. Class Sec. Nursing School A sparkling personality matched with a beautiful voice. styi fi ' 4 A A R , A ' fifggfi SPINNER, ELI.-:ANOR t Study Hall Aide Business-Secretary It is always good to have friends. sPR1NceR, EDWARD City College-C. P. A. He is well paid that is well satisfiedf, s'rr:1N, ESTHER Secretary Stately brunette, who enjoys dancing and singing. Silence is golden, she says. STEIN, JACK City College-Engineering His alertness will help him reach his goal. STEIN, LYNN ' Dramatic Society, Blurbs Com., Senior Show, Senior Council Cortland Collevevliarlv Marria e. Let us never fail to flatter-Dimpling Lynn just D . S loves to chatter. o ,f , A . cas v t .. 1 C' , ' J, wtf if 4 STEIN, MICHAEL ' Arista, Stage Squad, P. A. Squad, Dramatic Society Queens College-Science Major Science is the labor and handicraft of the mind. STEIN, ROSALIND ' e BusinessfSecretarial Work Her pony tail is her trade mark. Where your treasure is, there will your heart be als0. AX STEINBERG, BURTON e New York Times Mes., Orchestra College- Liberal Arts Interested in world culture and photography. STEINBERG, HARRY Study Hall Aide College-Engineering A good-looking athlete. STEINRI-:Rc, SANDRA Business School-Stenography Dark haired lady, fond! of sports, especially ping pong. f Q 5? ur- mf' W Ll W l 1 A S X at , ning, s K QMS 5? 6 we w . 9 STEINBERGER, ARLENE G. 0. OH. Aide, OH. Class Sec., Usherette Busi- ness-Secretary and Bookkeeper Her heart is like the sea-Ever open, brave, and free. STEINHOLZ, NANCY t Ass't S. S. Rep., Blurbs Com., Class Aide College Medical Assistant Nancy is as pretty as her name, and as modest as she is pretty. STERN, BARBARA ' e H. E. Aide, Eng. Class Sec. College-Liberal Arts Petite, belle, gentillef' STI-BRN, SHEILA ' ' e Hunter College-Music Major Music, soft charm of heaven and earth. STERN, STANLEY et College-Engineering Solid learning never fails. VT a 'fi mix is STETCH, JACK 1 e Football Team Hofstra-Law The law is good if a man uses it lawfully. STEVANS, DELORA5 1 ue Business. STOLBERG, IRVING 1 e School Band and Swing Band To join a famous orchestra and succeed in the musical world is his aim in life. STONE, MICHAEL 1 ce City College'-Insurance Business A friendlv fellow, full of fun, and very popular. STONE, STEPHEN 1 t G. 0. Rep. U. C. L. A. He'll make a hit wherever he goes. - 9' -fifiiiiiiif ' twig fill .A ' ..,' ' Ez: ,jf A s i i A . A .i l . f rr f aaaes f A 3? 3 A.... if i l . -.ab at 2 . V A . ' STRAUSS, PHILIP Class Aide, Tennis Team Indiana U. A good sport who hopes to play on US. Davis Cup Team some day. STRUDLER, ARTHUR 1 Arthur's gifts in the field of mechanics will lead him to success. STRUM, RARBARA ' e Study Hall Aide, Chem. 05. Aide Business Achieving success as a buyer and a wife are the aims of this attractive girl. sur.r.1vAN, rucHAnn e Mechanical Engineer-C. C. N. Y. School of Tech- nology An intelligent, ambitious boy. sU1.zaAcm:n, CARRIE Cafeteria Aide, Sec. and Tutor in Math., Span. Aide College-Spanish Major-Spanish Translator She veils her wit with modesty. . R. ig A .so-'E. ',S Q 4 ff - 1. 7 gi: gif 4 M' 5' SUPRUN, TED ' Trafic Squad School of Fashion Designing Many women will follow his styles. SURIANO, ANTHONY N. Y. U.-Pre-Medical Course To him, knowledge is power. sUssMAN, ROBERT ' Cafeteria Aide College-Pharmacist Music and sports take much of his time. swm, cARor.E t Att. Off. Aide College-Art Major As Carole colors flowers, so does her art color life. 'rA1'rz, BARBARA Cafeteria Aide, Eng. OH., S. S. Aide College-Elem. School Teacher. Vlii ' 'ff in .IKV .f .ew Z . ,.f ' 1 zz rs' A Y, TARAGANO, BEATRICE ' Lib. Aide, Hist. Club, Chorus Business College Her voice has the warble of a bird, so soft, so sweet, so delicately clear. TAUB, JUDITH Year Book, Lit. Stag College Let your reach exceed your grasp, or what is heaven for? 'ri-:IcHaR, JERRY 1 Football Team College-Science Major Someday he'll be a leading astronomer. 'rr:1cHNaR, EMILIE OH. Class Sec., Couriselofs Aide, Cafeteria Aide, Class Aide College-Major in Guidance and Education Among her many talents are mixed modesty of nature and knowledge of baseball. TEITELBAUM, GLORIA ' Business Sec. Work Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. TENNENBAUM, ANNA Oilice Worker-Marriage A superb social dancer. Tasoniano, MARION ' Lib. Aide, H. E. Aide Business-Secretary Cheerful, bright, and charming. THAI., cARoLs ' Chemistry Ojiice Aide, Newspaper College-Goverm ment Work Helps to sort out test tubes. THIM, ARLENE Sec. Drama Club, Guid. Ojice Aide, Yearbook Col- lege-Executive Secretary Vivacious with personality to match. TI-IORMAN, ARLINE Class Aide, Blurbs Com. Beauty is the iiower of virtue. THORNTON, CLIFFORD ' V. P. Track Team College Quick as a flash, Cool as a cucumber. TJADER, NANNY ' S. S. Rep. Business A most gracious young lady. 'roronorr-', STUART ' e 05. Class Aide College-Engineering Good sportsmanship is the chief factor in his life. rovl, MURRAY e Traffic Aide College-School of Engineering Popular, good dancer. TRACE, FRAN Chorus, Yearbook College-Liberal Arts A pretty girl with a keen mind-always on her toes. She hopes to be a ballet dancer some day. . TBAUKIG, HERMAN e Handball Team, Traffic Aide. TRAURIG, Lois ' Att. OH. Aide, Private Sec. Personality is to a girl what perfume is to a flower. rsuxnorr, MARTIN Lib. Aide, Cafe. Aide U. S. Army. TUCHMAN, MAX Band Hunter College. ULRICH, JOANN 1 Counselofs Aide College-Business Major A hazel-eyed beauty with breeding and alluring charm. VL il .nv V li V 'l . 1- . ff f if ' if A ik' A, M R .. iste 1: E j ..,g ' K ' l A X' Q S V7.5 UROWSKY, LEONARD Class Aide College. vocEL, ALEXANDER Swimming Team Business. WACHTER, MARCO 1 Soccer Team City College. wAcNEn, WILLIAM ' Public Address Squad, Stage Squad Lighting Di- rector T. V. Broadcasting Engineer. WALDMAN, nocuEL1.E ' e G. 0. Del., S. S. Rep., Chief Justice Hunter College. 1. sl 3' ' 1252 c1f,,.f.sviEi f YS.: Li.,fK5SQ-fill? . ' -T- ' ix an , i s ,. ,lf T 1 lk 5 L 5 i 7 A f i 'Qi A nigga: .Sa ' if A.. gig . vi 3 3 5 will fig - -j -'ki' M212 2.51.1244 WALKER, ROBERT WALLACH, ESTHER . A , H sg ,, A A W 62315 'f . .Misa , fi. A '51 5 in ,N-jg, i i - -ff, +i-5 Zi Eff v+ .ii A E ws ' s is it A Y'-'Q li Y F 'Ri' if ,, F1 b. sms' M. ,. fgi: , 3525R-is ?':Q fE5f'.,ff.' f' Band, Cafe. Aide City College. , Off. Class Treas., Cafeteria Squad College-Liberal Arts Esther has the combination of beauty and brains. WALZER, Lois WAPNICK, BARBARA College-Social Service WAPINICK, JUDITH Psychology Major .lust as Business A winning smile. Off. Class Vice-Pres., Sight Conservation Aide Barbara has the traits to win. Hist. Honor Society, Bio. Lab Aide College like Barbara hPr identical twinl , R A if fi A 532 if W' if We X be if i . i ww f f A ' - ' , , ..fz , ,, 7 k l: ik: -X . , 5 - 3335 A .A I 5, '-- - SL, ' A s W' vs. , 1 A is 'ff' N- WASSERMAN, ARNOLD ' y C.C.N.Y.-Science Major. WASSERMAN, MARION Business Secretary. WAX, ROSELLE Buying. WAXMAN, IRENE 1 bells will soon be ringing WECHSLER, GLORIA eyes andsleek black hair. 2 se i is rgjbigxri qi he 13Ef3Tfi'i?iz.i.f I f ii ' .itil-Tlililiil '?fSti,':t'f Y' - it I - lgffsgiw-Lg j 55 55532 15325 i:sif,Q1a2gsv ' - yrs . an 5 H 5 .. W' , K 5. - L T - . ..Eg 11, fmiiii, ...iris ,l 5 We an Q: K t . '-s- F' WEINBERG, MICHAEL WEINER, ARLENE R. Hist. OH. Aide, Teacher's Sec. College-Retail e Aide in Eng. OH., Aide in Hist. OH. Wedding for Irene. e Steno 017. Aide Secretarial Work Bewitching f , 5 ' ff 122- f - ,, QQ.. . A .ggi 'kfbf Q. ft- ii pf' V , mia, is , S lx. ,' ' L if :i I if L' A -A .1535 ., l . .5 ,E ...gy Off. Class V. P. College-Engineering. . Off. Aide, Blurbs Comm. Business College- Secretarial Work A fair skin, a lovely facef' WEINER, FRANCES Attendance Ofice Aide, Usher And heaven's soft azure in her eyes was seen. WEINGARTEN, EVELYN Traffic Aide Business College-Liberal Arts Course. She's a lover of music and dancing and all mankind. WEINKOFF, ZETELLE H. E. Aide, Study Hall Aide Business-Private Secretary A tender heartg a will inflexible. WEINSTEIN, MIRIAM t Aide to Mr. Jason The most beautiful object in the world is a beautiful woman. WEINTRAUM, FLORENCE Lib. Aide, Typing Business-Secretarial Work A girl with a sterling character. WEINTRAUB, HELENE Orchestra, Guidance, Unesco Club, Capt. Caf. Hunter College-Major in Music and Education Talented, witty and a friend to all. WEISER, CAROLE Arista, Yearbook, Chem. Off. Aide, Unesco Club College-Teaching Major An exceptional girl who gives very freely of herself. She will be among the best teachers. WEISER, JOEL Soccer Team, Caf. Aide, English OH. Aide College- Medicine While the fisherman sleeps, the net fills. A J Hg 1, A -A .i . , iw-ll - 1 , ' l -' - .ii ld'-ll: t - mfr: ww :W W J' i Uri wmss, BARBARA Sparkling eyes and a sparkle on the right linger of the left hand. wrlss, MARILYN Trajic Squad Secretary and Marriage Lenny's got his dream come true. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. WEISSBERG, ROBERT Cal. Traflic Squad College-Architectural Draft- ing Major Silence is one great art of conversation. WEISSMAN, BARBARA 1 e 'The fairest garden in her books, and in her mind the wisest looks. WEISSMAN, SAM ' Handball Team College-Chemistry Major Sam's test tubes in action will surely be of help to the world. WELSCH, TERRY 1 Marry Frankie and. live happily ever after. WERTHEIMER, LEROY Class Room Aide Business. WHITE, ANNETTE Steno' OH. Aide, Business-Bookkeeper A capti- vating personality. WHITMAN, JAY H. E. 00. Aide He'll soon be in the N.R.0.T.C. Won't he look tops in his naval uniform? WILDSTEIN, sue H. E. Aide, Locker Aide College-English Major A Future Novelist. w11.soN, BARBARA Business-Bookkeeping Her lovely auburn hair and her domesticity make her a cute attractive young lady. WINFIELD, MARLENE Private Secretary A fine sense of humor. The girl, who hath the merriest eye. WINTERS, DIEGO Tragic Aide College-Liberal Arts. WISHNIE, FRED Band School of Music. If charm were gold, Fred would be a millionaire. I 'A 11 'IA ' elif i s Q., ,,,.Q.s- - rt . ,M .: :. ff.,- as R . f a R. ,SN P K. 5 ix S L., f H 'x is Q wmcoven, RICHARD Lib. Aide, Lab. Asst., Tennis Team, General Motors Award Winner College-Engineering Major All conditions necessary for happiness are realized in the life of a man of science. WITTELS, HARRII-:T Arista, Senior Leader, Caf. Aide, French Class Aide College-Teaching Major Her intelligence and charm will help to make her an excep- tional teacher. WITTLEN, MARILYN Mr. Lippner's Aide College--Dental Hygienist WOLF, ROCHELLE ' College-Language Major The man who can make hard things easy in the educator. WosL0W, JANICE Cheerleader, Aide in Chem. Off. College-Liberal Arts Whatever she does, wherever she goes, grace follows her action-our prettiest senior! YAconN1cK, SHIRLEY Aide in Lobby College--Liberal Arts Grace is a gift of God, and kind wit a chance. YACER, PHYLLIS ' OH. Class Aide Air-Line Hostess, Marriage. YOUNG, HILDA Art Dep't Aide To he an artist is a great thing. YURLON, ROBERTA College-Journalism Major Her smile is radiant. zADIcK, ELISSA 1 ' ' Arista, Chem. OH. Aide, OH. Class V. P. College Biology Major Bound to reach the heights of success. '? T14 . - r silgj' ' at gg u Q 2 ia t A is 1 ' . W-:il . , ' gif. an . A .. ..,. ZANDER, BARBARA Senior V eep, Copy Ed. Taft Review, Arista College Journalism Major She has brains and beauty and personality. What more does she need? ZASLAWSKY, MAURICE Trajic Squad C.C.N.Y.-Engineering It is not enough to do goodg one must do it the right way. ZAVLICK, ROBERT Business-To be an honest merchant and to satisfy his customers is Robert's aim. zx-:1'rLlN, RICHARD Captain Audio, Visual Squad Captain, Physics Lab. College-Engineer in field of Radio Communications. ZELESNICK, JAY ' Band College--Liberal Arts Jay plays his trum- pet with zest in the Taft Swing Band. zuacr-:L, VICTOR History Ojice Aide College-Liberal Arts A rhymester and punster and lots of fun. ZIEGLER, HELEN A good job and then Matrimony. zlM, ALLEN e Capt. Football Team College Mr. America incog- nito. ZIMMERMAN, nAvm e S. S. Rep. College A reserved young man. ZIMMERMAN, 1-'RAN 1 e History 017. Aide Miami University She is always laughing for she has an infinite deal of wit. ZINK, BARBARA Feature Ed. Taft Review, Senior Show College-Drm matics Major Deeply interested in writing plays as well as acting in them. ZITRIN, HARR1s'r Study Hall Aide, Cafe. Aide City College at night An attractive blonde who loves sports and collecting records. ZUCKERMAN, SPENCER Track Team, Swimming Team Cortland State- Major in Health Ed. zuoucr-:R, JOAN G. 0. Rep. Private Secretary-Marriage Where beauty is there will be love. ZUFLACHT, MICHAEL College-Dentistry The force of his own merit makes his way. ,, . .L N Q N. if w 2 E f x ' ZWERLING, BEN 104-1 Findlay Avenue College-Engineering Radio and Television will lbe Ben's Held. MANN, EMIL STONE, RICHARD NO TIME The Moving Finger writesg and, having writ, Moves on: nor all your Piety nor W it Shall lure it back to cancel halfla line Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. THE RUBAIYAT OF OMAI1 KHAYYAM TIME FLEW BY BLAUSTEIN, WALTER His curly hair attracts the girls. BROWN, FRANK ' The more, the merrierf' COHEN, CARL e A well-liked, popular guy. FELDMAN' JOAN 1 .l0an's interest in dramatics may lead her to the stage. KRYsIIKA, ARLENE 'Still water runs deep. 9 kk . LINDER, MARTIN - what more can one ask for? PACCIONI, JEANETIE ' A haPPY, well-srovmed girl.. 1'oM,xo, GEORGE A pleasant smile is a wonderful glft. KELLER, ELAINE Hunter College Teaching. f l I il To the Tune of As Time Goes Byn You must remember this, The prom and all its bliss. Our senior year did fly. Taft High will always welcome seniors As time goes by. Our life at Taft was gay. In our hearts it will always stay. Oar aims and hopes were high. Taft High will always welcome seniors As time goes by. Taft's fall of seniors soon to graduate. Senior hats and buttons never out of date. But still we get pink cards And tests we still do hate We'll miss them by and by. n Little cuts from classes lt's still the same old story- 7 L'tl sl' . k l HL: The Freshmen have no glory, I t e S lpq mar el ite M- k l - ' d , The Seniors have the sky, d e t le bemor won er If helll graduate. And Taft will always have new seniors- P. P. As time goes by. MARIAN SACKS Time travels in divers paces with divers persons. l'll tell you who time ambles withal who time gallops withal who he stands still withal WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE What is time-9 The shadow on the dial the striking of the clock the lunning of the sand day and night summer and winter months years centuries LONGFELLOW A freshman entered One touch of Time s magical wand A senior appeared X Time hath wrought much change here AEE? W :sg-I-1-L A' VV , .Ii .J N . I . . ,, 6 7 7 ' 1 1 K ., , . . . . . I KO 'L ll l ' . 7 l 7 Q 3 T 7 7 l 7 7 7 . ll-1 SH - as .N f ' - - 'll l 1 l, .1 f- V-a lt . 7 - Q - N tt - , XX cc - as , fl - I 5 h M S A lx . Q - -N 'V 5 - T 5.1 i . .7---N -N i tr V Y Q r j X f . f , x X Ang 34. ga, S. ' ,X gl If sf!!! N my Ti N 1 I M I fi HX fi n I I v PY X MANAGING STAFF Paul Kagan-Editor Sandy Pomerantz-Editor Marvin Oppenberg-Photography Evelyn Bornstein Lois Ritter Barbara Saul Marlene Schweitzer Staff of lime ART STAFF Agnes Politzer-Editor Rickie Ackerman-Editor Irwin J aeger-Editor Rosalyn Ackerman Bob Adler Eden Force Allan Goldstein Joyce Hecht Barbara Lackowitz Sue Miller Suzanne Montague Jackie Schwartz Ted Suprun Sandra Stone LITERARY STAFF Harriet Gershon-Editor Marian Sacks-Editor Babette Feinberg-Secretary Michele Baronick Evelyn Bornstein Doris Burmester Joan Calabro Marion Cobert Edith Cohen Sheila Diament Phyllis Fahrie Eden Force Joyce Ginsberg Marjorie Korey Suzane Metz Luise Michelson Barbara Perla Annette Port Judy Rosenblum Joan Rosen Judy Taub Fran Trace Sheila Wander Carole Weiser .ff T ff? IN ' fp X I K 'L 'X K X 'lm 5 5 Y 'HI SENIOR OFFICERS-JUNE, 1953 Iiden Force Sanford Morris Mrs. Greenwald Evelyn Bornstein X Joel Bloom Wa Hill'lJill'il Zander E E . 1 '.lV , A , M gif Lvl E l Q A 'H 'KQV l'THa 1 1 I I 1 6 X 5 . , Y I jr f.,,.. F ' f rf li ,. A' Q, 4' , -0,1 ' ' 'fp T Q5 'v ,M 1 wg: , . 'L W- i 1 l 4, x A s .,, Vw xv . . Qvifflvx' , .Wi 'H m- xA.W?- ,nfl V.-.L SENIOR SHOW SENIOR TREASURERS SENIGR COUNCILMEN Q . '7 . r 4 N 1 June feleb ities Best Dressed Boy Stan Becker Most Popular Girl Jackie Fliesler Boy Class Wit Best Dressed Girl AI Roth ,Y Pai Meyerson Most Popular Boy Al Zim Prertiesf Girl Janice Woslow ' 1 Ja Girl Class Wit Most Likely To Lynn Stein Succeed Richard Witkover Most likely To Succeed Elaine Meyer Boy Athlete Jerry Teicher AX Handsomest Boy Richard Eva nsberg Girl Athlete Elaine Daitch Time to K1 ll Antiques-Mrs. Lehrman, Mrs. Harte A1'Che010gY M1'S- Mangus Blondes-Gentlemen f',,1 Architecture-Mr. Tannenbaum Boating-Mrs. Eynon ' lf I ever have time for things that matter Mr Dick Childrens camps-Mr. Brodie M Lieff Mr. Cobert Mr. Wein stein Mr Gore College boys-High school girls . pesky students out of his Combing hair-Mr Belasco Dancing-Miss Elsas Mrs Halpern Degrees-Dr Abramson Dr Dun- evy Dr. Gluck Eating-Miss Anderson fdletitlanl Fencing-Mr Strobel Fishing-Mr. Kaplan Dr. Gluck Gumchewing fin Faculty Show - Mrs Greenwald Golf-Miss Shapiro Gardening-Mrs. Halpern Mrs Harte Hunting-All unmarried teachers un- der 50 Handball-Mr. Dick I lceskating-Miss Werlinsky Jokes-Mr. Shefter Kitchen magic-Mr. Langer, Mrs. K Kasdan Loafing-Seniors . I E-,J 22 'Tzu Bridge-Mrs. Blue, Mr. Wechsler, 4- K . , 7 , rl c. u ' g Il , ls- . r g . 1 , 5- c . . 7- , 5 l'p1 f unlf nwf' WWW W Money Counting-Mr. Leight, Mrs. Greenwald n Not playing games-Mrs. Adler Optimism-Student-teachers 0 Oratory-Mr. Fernschild Pink cards-Dr. Gluck Plants-Mrs. Brody, Mrs. Levine, Mrs. M. Rothman P Painting-Mrs. Ascher, Mr. Reyback Photography-Mr. Dasch, Mr. Sulli- 0 van, Mrs. Nevas, Mr. Cobert Y Quiet-Couldn,t find a quiet teacher. mb' R Running-Mr. Chrystall Shopwork-Mr. Browning S- Swimming-Mrs. Griffin Singing-Miss Wilcox - Tropical fish-Mr. Redmond 5 7 Traveling-Miss Siegel - W U W Trouble-Freshman L Unusual-A teacher liked by every- The Taft One! Student body - Anything you can do we can do better. Weather forecasting--Mrs. Corbett I... ' r I X xg QN- I L P 1 l' Lx K x I1 i Ng' I b QQ A .QP 4? 1, f?N mf, 6? I R mls!! Wm! .XS We W ixxsxod Mfsg Gluck English ve Js h Y ' an '4 'W f 'Q iw b N, --.VF x N., Mrs, Adler Ec Clune fuw-es Mu, , S . 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Little did the curious students know that it really was a schedule of how he was going to spend every minute of the day. fit You Never Can Tell About Time qw .lx if Q, 1 i X C' , 5 g PJ r Theodore knew when the clock chimed six he had finished his work in the alloted time. By seven the papers he was assigned to mark were completed, too. The rest of the evening went as planned. The next day in class, the teacher started to return the papers, only to be halted by the students who exclaimed that they weren't marked. Puzzled, Theodore looked at the blank space where the mark was to be. Yet he distinctly remembered working on them! Theodore, embarrassed and Hustered, stumbled back to his seat, the day ruined. The next few days were uncomplicated by lapses. Theodore was beginning to relax again. Thursday evening Theodore put the last touches on his science project for school. At seven he was finished, and with a feeling of accomplishment, he went downstairs. Friday, with his project held carefully, Theodore set out for school. After his talk, he started to demonstrate his project. He tried once, twice, but it didnit work. He examined the piece of apparatus more carefully and saw that most of the things needed just a slight correction. ln a few moments he realized that the work he had done last night wasn't there. What could have happened? There at home on his bureau sat his clock chuckling with satisfaction. Having a logical mind, Theodore decided heid try to find out what was happen- ing. The funny part was that he clearly remembered doing everything. He tried to see if there was any connection among all the incidents. They had all occurred on different days, and at different times, yet . . . time . . . thatis it, he thought. I prepared for them all in the evening but was it always the same time? One glance in his little book proved it was. Six to seven! Where had that hour gone? At home his little clock watched him and when Theodore turned to look at the In . 9 time, the clock seemed to smile back. Looking closely at it, his eyes rested on an in- Allj X ut scription at the bottom which he had never noticed before: Time, young man, has I., nil, taught us both a lesson. Turning away, Theodore's puzzled look began to fade, and ' . understanding slowly crept into his eyes. Time, like fate, can play strange tricks. True, , I A' I6 ' I . there is a time for all things, but every now and then, time stands still. jf HARRIET GERSHON ll'l X H f' 'lr ' fe: Q Q - if 'fp-l e ll' 'ffl X 5 , ' V Y' 1 Q N Q - - e 1 4 at , ir ff-JT X 14 .DX 1 9 I CW of 1 T 3 .fa Q gu y fa ., . X f J wr F- . ik N V egg-,.-3, Q U- X htm j . N ,Lf Wifi fF'i T'l m-an WW l llll i e. - - jjj w j W 2795 Emir: v I o i- x .pi T. 1 diy nut it I Z . -sl Q-1-ii A -T ,I 1 X X ill. f X T k' 1 'X -' . j NN M ,ffi fjff? F T 2 0 5 4 Q Talbot stepped off the escalator at the 11th floor, on his way to his first period class. In the corridor, he stepped on the conveyor belt, which would carry him to his room, thinking of the long homework assignment he would probably get. His Inter- Planetary Relations teacher was electro-typing the day's work on the board. Talbot still couldn't believe what he had read. ,lust 100 years before, a method of writing on the boards with chalk was used. It seemed so natural for him to see his teacher press keys, and to watch the letters appear on the board. The topic of the day was: Should Midas be permitted to enter the Solar League as the 14th member planet?,' The red flash signaled the end of the priod. His International Language class, which came next, always seemed to drag, as Talbot was anxious to get to lunch. Today especially, the period went slowly, but finally the end came. With a feeling of relief he made his way toward the cafeteria. Entering it, Talbot sat down at his favorite table, close to the solar video screen. They usually transmitted good programs from Pluto. He scanned the menu while waiting for some friends to join him. Shortly after arriving, they all gave their orders to the waitress and watched a program during the interval before being served. When their order came, they began to eat, with the usual comments about the delicious quality of the food. They finished the meal, and each boy headed for his next class. Talbot stopped in front of his Astronomical Geometry room and called to some members of the football team, whom he noticed standing nearby. Meet me outside my room at the end of the period and we'll go to the field together. We'll warm up the robots for the game. Before he had a chance to turn around, the pleasant voice of his teacher, Dr. Theda, shouting the request that he come into the room, reached his ears. He took his seat and waited, wondering what his teacher would do next. Talbot was very interested in character study, and he considered Dr. Theda a character. The amusing stories the Doctor told about his youth compensated for the dull few minutes spent in learning geometry. Talbot did well on all the tests by virtue of his excellent eyesight. He wel- comed the end of the period and the day, which meant he was free for the football game against Clinton that afternoon. As soon as he met the rest of the team, he hurried to the football field to get ready for the game. As he was the Captain, he checked the controls of the eleven robots that were to play and then took his position at the head of the bench to supervise the game. From the bench each member of the team operated his own robot by a remote robot control set. The crowds began to come and Talbot grew more and more excited, al- though he felt certain . . . Today Taft will surely win! MARION Corssnr BARBARA SAUL iIV.E'iai' a Z . 1421-5 12 mx 'iffy J -pg . Kiev Qgii fj .n' . ff' . f' If As. 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WAIT - We'll have to wait a long time to see wonderful pictures like DELMA'S Or Senior hats designed by Arthur WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT Zuckerman- FATE AWAITS US But we'll 'have our DIEGES-CLUST jewelry to remind us of Taft. I 12 Pmwnen av T1-nh Comm' Pars, Imz., ,M-Q- al-, ' L . YOU MADE A PROMISE- To print a great yearbook COMET PRESS did just ' A great finish in BENT SIMON caps and gowns fol last appearance as Taftites. Rocnnu: Qllickiel Aclcal 209 Vuucic ST., New Yoiuc I4, N. Y. I U Q A J X ,'r m Z.':fvfi? , ff -A r I i' 'L , f gf , I X f Y A AG' F ' 1950 AV .- ' u Q, A V N N + f 1 S 'ii ' 1 I ' ' .1'ff5'7Q2E-, -:-f:-'-Stiff'-a. 5.1 lv 'I P-.-2-'- l. A ,:-Zi--2:-'-. .- N .. '- ?'.'::-'f2t1 z' P?f5:1 l2i2FE:l1i -Q, ti4'iz-155333:-22aif:i'1:'3'A22:Eg-sz-.5-.2-1:12511:-22.1322-Ik-P ' 5 AQ! ,.'l-..- ,,,..,-.x-,.,,.,.. ..,.g.,.. 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