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

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and Suleuces .. -Qs Academy oi Teleusxou MKS .muo- A Nm-PWM CU.-pofdliml Deiiwud lv uw Admlermml oi Tdzvisim ,oo eg-fn... nm sow-. .sg-H von 11. s.-., J......,:.:, 9 t OFFVCBS s.,-1.519-.-,Swann Yebfulfi 1, 1959 go-pltnutvitrll rlnI'1.clvlnu-Av lun-DDr1xJoNAlu unsafe when rfxgxlf Ed ...rm 5.6.12 my 'Evan ETOILB ru ' en o HARRY i-..-um enum aware ran. Hxgh School P pn 'LEO Bust l7'2. Stir-eet , oommsfia Bronx 57 Hui ork resident 'C,12'!32 ' ' X . ,lm 'A wtf-L H6113 Gentlemcnx , .V M ...J . ' fix. 1:2-::fg::3:f' 'de of tue Rational Academy of 'lelevxnon Arts f f ,4 Jon- gown and Sclences are very pleased to learn tnlt you .4 ' '-:,':::jA-:gw'v - sre dedxqetmg me 1959 'rsft senior' to me wh XM, awww theater gnu elliid communlcetion erts. - .sages .fo-no A :2I'2'I,f.gE In these' tunes of greener lexsure end greater ' 4 ...,:::...:.:::,es.a-. need for oommunicntxon. information and Venter- 12,,,j,,,,,, talnment, it certainly oehobvos you, students A wrvezuvg enhancing on courses of higher eduontlon and 111, ,-,,,.'Q,, 'Lxfetme osreersg and ie, iorkers in Televlsion, rss-.rm-v to bend every dill to achieving the highest possggle level if CUXCOTBRBDQ reoreetxonnl ' revue e for ell Nserieeni. E 'de of the Aesdemy salute you end ixsu you and ini your publication every success. Very cordially yours, NNYXOQAL ACADEBY. OP TQEUSIOH ABT5 MJD SCXENCES ry or-urn Yresl t 'X K HOWARD LKNDSAX RUSSEL C9-OUSE U LAST 911. STLLET ' Nl? YD!! 1l.N,Y mens 5ALP'unw 1 nn H G00 vs-:on 12, l959 D N E S To the Editors of tno Tet! Senior vllpjbm Ho-asrd Taft Blgh School l2O East l7ZAd Street Bronx 57, New 'iork Dear Seniors: 'Inst the tneme of your Annual this year will be The Theater is very beartengni, to those -.mo have devoted their careers to the theatrical yrofesslon. This letter ls to -als!! you every success LD the production of your book end in the years ahead. Sincerely, -A N XO ' N s gel- , f'3,,1..SX U-Af' X L,V1.,,,,.,-'W Howard mxldssy and Russel Crouse RD and R USSEL CROUSE

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PORTFOLIO-ART STAFF First row-K. Sarraco, M. Rubin, P. Silver, M. Topping. Second row-Mr. H. Getter, Advisor, Mr. Avner, M. Rasch, V. Miller, Pi. Solkoff, B. Asch. Not shown-Edith Ostrowsky, Editor. PORTFOLIO-LITERARY STAFF First row-Susan Scherr, Lynn Schneer, Roda Neugebauer, Editor-in-Chief, Dolores Amir. Second row-Roslyn Unger, A1 Krinsky, Edward Wenger, Mr. Pi. Bernstein, Advisor, Joseph Feig, Michael Terzian, Merle Dunetz. 'I-Y' TAFT REVIEW First row-Al Krinslcy, john Freilich, Edward Wexiger, Ierry Sarnataro. Second row-Merle Dunetz, Mrs. H. B. Griffin, Advisor, Anita Epstein, Editor-in-Chief, Ina Dvorkin. Third row-Ruth Stern, Mike Stillman, Alice Siegel, Al Boxer, Millie Borgman, Lynn Schncer, Arlene Lederman, Edna Weinstein. Fourth row-Marvin Paiewslcy, Art Plutzcr, Elliot Both, Jerry Posman, Lorraine Paladino. - iq- i- Y-J.,q, -nun ,-.1 , , Jun. -ua-f 94 :cent 0,1 yffum

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