Boys High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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The TirsT Tew weeks in SepTember we wenT ouT on sTrike. ATTer making a compleTe nuisance oT ourselves, we reTurned To school and seT- Tled down To make up a day's homework. School liTe moved merrily on iTs way and a TradiTional clamor oT exciTemenT sounded wiTh- in The walls. oT Alma MaTer as The TooTball season arrived. Our old rivals Trom Tech were sure oT an easy vicTory, buT The Boys High eleven maTched Touchdown Tor Touchdown and we nosed ouT a 26-25 win. Doc ElsTein's speed demons won The mile relay crown, while Siggie Banks' number Tlashed all over The baskeTball courT as The varsiTy Tivo sTreaked To Tame. JusT as The Mississippi Tloods The midwesT, so Boys High was Tlooded by some mysTerious meThod, and rubber raTTs were seen TloaTing around The corridors. The Red and Black surprised The school wiTh a Tabloid ediTion which proved so successTul iournalisTically ThaT iT received a MedalisT Award Trom The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion. However, The brainboys on The I-iTerary Recorder weren'T lagging behind and They garnered a TirsT place raTing Trom The same AssociaTion. Our grand old brass secTion, under The deadly baTon oT Mr. WeinsTein, celebraTed iTs Twen- TieTh anniversary, while The Melody Men were making merry over WNYC. lT cerTainly was hard To Tind a l'Deadhead ThaT year in Boys High. Why, wiTh all The roller skaTing parTies, school dances and oTher social TuncTions, having ,an enioyable social liTe was noT aT all diTTiculT. Bob Feinberg's elecTion as A.A. presidenT marked The end oT our Sophomore year. So long, Alma MaTer . . . be seeing you in The JUNIORS Back we came Trom The long awaiTed sum- Tall! mer vacaTion To commence The second halT oT our Thus Tar exciTing and evenTTul high school career. ThaT glorious TooTball season we had always hoped Tor Tinally arrived, bringing To The spoT- lighT Those immorTals, Faske, HaTT, Ricca, Fazio, Hopewell, and all The resT who easily vanquished Team aTTer Team up To The Tech clash. The TradiTional rivalry wiTh Tech became more acuTe since boTh schools were undeTeaTed, and This was The deciding game. The exciTed TiTTeen Thousand specTaTors could noT be re- sTrained. They Tlowed onTo The gridiron unTil The game was called by The oTTicials Two and one-halT minuTes early, wiTh boTh Teams Tied. ln spiTe oT The many rumors oT a play-oTT, we had To be saTisTied wiTh The TiTle oT co- champions of The ciTy. Aside Trom perTorming aT various schools and insTiTuTions ThroughouT The ciTy, our band was awarded The highly coveTed honor oT being asked To play Tor many high digniTaries aT RockeTeller Plaza UniTed NaTions YouTh Day. Then elecTions oT oTTicers To The Allied Ac- TiviTies ExecuTive Council began. When The resulTs were TabulaTed, iT was learned ThaT Herbie HorowiTz and Andy lppoliTo easily had overcome The opposiTion Tor The oTTicesi of presidenT and vice-presidenT, respecTively. We began The spring semesTer while hear- ing shouTs OT My goodnessl So This is how This secTion oT Brooklyn looks in The morning, - NOTE: Because oT The diTTiculTy in choosing beTween Two ouTsTanding sTudenTs, boTh Lawrence NirensTein and Lawrence Turk were selecTed as Co-ValedicTorians. How- This omission. l, .ince The Senior Recorder cuTs had been prepared beTore The decision oT The ', only Lawrence Turk's picTure appears among The Senior OTTicers. The ediTors

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