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

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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.

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. 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!