Erasmus Hall High School - Arch Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1935 volume:

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N 'We4fMN f49'-1ii?5 Q, Ewlgyjsw 5,4 AN Aig:..,fU7',g - N . 5 w - Mi' 33' ' 7:1 ,gil 1 'aww ' a , U ..f,-ff -- an A 1 I n M JMf3II11HT3Q,l937B Erazmnn Hall Qigh Svrhnnl FoREwoRD Nffi' - - 1 X' Q-x, f 5: RASMUS HALL is a school living in the present and reaching into a future tem- pered by the glories of the past. It is a happy combination of the old Dutch Academy and the modern public high school. Since this is so, it is only htting that this year book be a blend both of old and of new. For four years the seniors have been under the influences of a school rich in learning and tradition. In that time they have gained much knowledge which will prove valuable to them in whatever course they follow through life. Even after this knowledge is lost, however, they will still treasure memories of gray ivy-clad stones, the idiosyncrasies of the old build- ing, and the loyalty and friendship found in the shelter of these historic walls. DED1CAT1oN We dedicate this book, Too inadequate a tribute, To our Wise and faithful counselor, Florence E. Denholm. THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1936 AN ADDRESS p J E HAVE been travelling together on life's highway for four years. W A conducted tour-shall We say?-in the realm of education. Q Now we approach a turning point where you take leave of the aj conductor and continue the journey independently. May He Who F4 designs the pattern of our lives, grant you continued health, increasing success and happiness. It has been a privilege to share these years with you,-years when you have been building a character which may Win the respect of all. You have learned to adapt yourselves to such life situations as you have found in the class room and in the conduct of student affairs. Here you have developed qualities of leadership, cooperation, and understanding,-habits of regularity, industry, and self-control. I hope We have fostered in you, too, a Wholesome respect for law and order, and a reverence for the higher things in life. Go forth now as loyal citizens of Erasmus Hall. Remember that our school will be judged by you. Be Worthy of its traditions and true to its ideals. Face to-dayls economic problems with courage and faith,-a Will to conquer, a grim determination to succeed. Do not dare to live Without some clear intention toward which your living shall be bent. Mean With all your might to be some- thing. Be honest with yourself as Well as with your fellows. Play fair, not because you might be caught if you cheated, but because cheating is a loath- some thing. Honesty is not a policy but a right Way of living. It is difficult to address you thus, as a group. I much prefer to talk With you informally and individually. Your problems have been my problems through these years. My interest in your progress cannot cease at commence- ment. I shall expect to hear from you and about you as the years roll on. Let us, then, be up :mtl doing, Witty cz heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. FLORENCE E. DENHOLM A MESSAGE To the Mcmbc1's of the Class of Ill771L6l1'j1 1936: To you, the youngest of her graduates, Erasmus Hall extends her greetings and best Wishes. She is proud to Welcome you to the ranks of her alumni for she has high hopes that your Work in the World will be a full vindication of her confidence in you. The young graduate to-day goes out into an uncertain World, a World struggling to effect social, political, economic, and spiritual adjustments so sorely needed if civilization is to advance. As you have played so large a part in the life of this school for the last four years, so may you manfully meet your responsibilities as intelligent, high-minded young citizens of this great country of ours. The Old Gray School will Watch your careers with interest and pride, for in you, in what you become and do she sees her success or her failure. Si77C'61'C'ljI yours, JOHN F. MCNEILL V J WINTER TWILIGHT The trees are quiet now. All day the shining rapier of wind Has tortured them. All day the bitter rain has lashed Gaunt boughs that lift Beseeching mercy from the sky. The sky above them glows A deepening sapphire. The wind and rain have fled before the dusk The trees are still To-night the trees will cower ,neath the stars And moan, remembering. DOROTHY LORRAINE SPEAKE 5 - ,lx lj,-x lkx fix 1' IRI' S 12355: A P1oNEER IN EDUCATION Af the seventy-prst convocation of the University of the State of N ew York in Albany, Dr. Campbell, Sapeifirztemlent of Schools, reviewed the prog- ress made in Erasmus Hall as an example of the model high school. By DR. HAROLD G. CAMPBELL HE first secondary school to be chartered by the Regents of the University of the State of New York Was Erasmus Hall Academy, , founded in 1787, in the old Dutch village of Flatbush, Brooklyn, by a group of public spirited citizens, among Whom were Alex- ander Hamilton, John Jay, Senator John Vanderbilt and the U Rev. Dr. John H. Livingston, who became its first principal. Erasmus had long since celebrated its Iooth birthday as a private academy, when in 1896 it became part of the public school system under the jurisdiction of the Board of Education of what was then the City of Brooklyn. The modern secondary school, Wherein the aim is to develop the Whole per- sonality of the individual child, owes much to this institution that dates back to the latter part of the eighteenth century, to the year of the framing of the American Constitution. When in 1896 Erasmus ended its days as a private academy and became part of the public school system, the late Dr. Walter B. Gunnison accepted the principalship With these Words: Erasmus Hall shall stand, as far as in me lies, for sound scholarship, for general culture and refinement, and for that character that shall be self-reliant and manful. The traditions of the past shall be cherished and shall ever be an inspiration for the futuref' Eleven l yfzlvfznx In-X fzfx 4X fgxvf' Xiif3.t,,'7i5 If there be one criticism of modern education and of modern tendencies in general, it is that too little attention is paid to self-reliance and manfulness and that the traditions of the past are too little cherished. Education as well as government may become over paternalistic and destroy self-reliance by mak- ing school life soft and easy. Educators, as well as others, may go too far in scofhng at tradition. The example of Erasmus Hall, which has made its past a part of its present, and where Greek is still taught as well as industrial art, has made it possible for the secondary schools of 1935 to avoid the mistakes of those who would ignore tradition and make education an effortless pastime. Erasmus, in many respects, was the forerunner of what we now know as the progressive schoolsf' and yet Erasmus is as old as the Republic itself and clings to tradition as the ivy clings to its walls. Dr. Gunnison was among the first of his contemporaries to preach the development of the child's entire personality and the treatment of every boy and girl as an individual. Eugene Harter, writing thirty years ago, said that at Erasmus 'Qthe aim is to give free play and an opportunity for any possible taste and talent a boy or girl may have. Dr. Gunnison stands pre-eminently for his insistence upon the recognition of the individual and the development of personality in pupil and teacher. Erasmus Hall gave us the Arista League, constituting one of the first attempts to make special provision for bright students. The Arista was established at Erasmus by Dr. Gunnison in 1910. Since that time practically every school has organized an Arista. Erasmus Hall gave us the Grade Adviser system, an early step in the direc- tion of individuation taken within a few years after the school had been organ- ized. Under the Grade Adviser system a special teacher is placed in charge of each entering class and remains in charge of that class, acting as guide and counsellor to the pupils, until they have been graduated. From the beginning the Grade Adviser has been one to whom students may turn for advice as to what career they seem best fitted for, what college they ought to attend, or in what employment they would be most likely to succeed. The system having proved its value at Erasmus, it was soon instituted at other high schools. Erasmus since it became a public high school has had but three principals- Dr. Gunnison, Dr. J. Herbert Low, and Dr. John E. McNeill. The problem of Dr. Low was and of Dr. McNeill is to perpetuate the ideals and preserve the traditions of an old, old school in a new and vastly different world. How well Dr. Low succeeded until the time of his retirement last year and how well Dr. McNeill is succeeding today is a tribute to the genius of both. Twelve :uni nd v up A I -Y -' we-' - Q --- ' X i 1 i 'T' iii I l ' . Il' Y - . ' . .-ll. ,- ..-.-. mm -.. - ,- L W , v -, '-iii? 1--- - - - . ll ldll CAMPUS MEMGRIES Etched against a purple sky, The twin towers stand Shielding treasured memories Of leaves softly falling To the rich brown earth, Creating a carpet of mellow gold, Of youth surging, A giant tide never ceasing To hurl its strength against The enemies of learning, , Of a mighty choir singing within ' While the sunbeams flickering Light the humanist's face With a heavenly grace. 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' 1 57' ' if Iaf ,EX l 'I I , , , 4 - -5 1' 5 145115 Z! vig 4. 7 gy iv, xl AARONSON, DOROTHY 323 Martense Street Private Secretary My Favorite Pastimc is Bridge, Sport, Swimming, Recreation, Dancing. One of the few truly genzziue jleojzle. ABRAMS, LILLIE I432 40th Street Physical Training Instructor Hunter Coll. Life Savingg Basketball, Sans Soucig Tennis. Doesn't like Math as it gets in ber hair mul takes the curl out. ABSE, BEATRICE I739 55th Street Bklyn. Coll. Settlement Club, Secretaryg Round Table, Secretaryg Class Officer. Wi1z1zi1zg amz' witty certainty pretty. J AMBRAZIEJUS, ALBINA 689 Lenox Road Concert Pianist Bklyn. Coll. Senior Aristag Junior Arista, Program Committee, Red Cross Club, Service Club. A spirit tba! is inzleezl rmziable :mel willing. ANDERSON, AILEEN 4010 8th Avenue Business Woman Bus. Sch. Hi-Y Alpha Gamma Chap- terg Miss Cameron's Oiliceg Hockey, E. H. Numerals and 1 Bars. A wealth of witebery beneath ez mild exterior. APPEL, LEONA 18 East 21st Street Musician Damrosch Sch. Class Ofdcers' Association. Here's tl girl with lots of cheer, Smiling, pretty, quite rz zlear. ASTOR, PHOEBE JUNE 365 New York Avenue Costume Designer Adelphi Coll. Oliice IOIQ Service Clubg Year Book Committeeg Class Officers' Association. Her smile is as winning ns ber personality. ASTRACHAN, PEARL 185 Hawthorne Street Private Secretary N.Y.U. S.O.S. Club, Service Clubg Arch Patrolg Hockey, Bas- ketball. Sbe gets the spice out of life. AUSTIN, DOROTHY I43Z East 65th Street Kindergarten Teacher Flatbush Teacher Tr. Orchestra, Girls Commer- cialg Service Clubg Favorite Subject: Math. Consistency leads to success. AUSTIN, WINIFRED 7 East I7fll Street Artist, Drawing Teacher Undecided My Favorite Sports are swimming and tennis. A sunny temper gilds the edges of life's black- est elozzzl. BATTERMAN, RUTH 951 58th Street Business Woman School of Com., N.Y.U. Senior Arista, Junior Arista, Miss Denholm's Ofliceg Sans Soucig Mr. MacLean's Oiiice. A friendly person and II personable friend. BECKERMAN, HELEN IO34 East 29th Street Hunter College Der Deutsche Verein, Sans Souci, Audubon Club, Ser- vice Club. Agreeable and thought- ful Twenty-jif-'e S L , 1 - 3, - XJ Tl? f 3X Q-S 4X I T X! v , ls ,- -7 BEIN, MILDRED 4619 New Utrecht Avenue Dietician Pratt Inst. Pan-American Clubg Red Cross Clubg Basketball Clubg Tennis Club. Sheds iz goofl sport, we like ber sort. BELSKY, EDNA 129 East 95th Street Costume Designer N.Y.U. Service Clubg Miss Luthls Office fIO3DQ Traflic Club. Yozfre so Cl7!1l'lI1i11g. BERNSTOCK, GERALDINE 31 Ocean Parkway Kindergarten Teacher Ann Reno President of Classg Secretary of Classg Captain in Gym. Bc' gone, rlilll mira' Thou and I xbnll Heuer :1gr1'c'. BESDINE, IVIARCELLE 163 Eastern Parkway Teacher N.Y.U. Senior Arista, Holmes Medalg Vice-President of German Clubg Program Committeeg Junior Aristag Sans Souci. Tlyrrf 11mlr'f1u1ble some- lbir1g4zl1'j511ezl. BESKIND. SHIRLEY HELENE 927 56th Street Industrial Chemist Bklyn. Coll. Program Committee. Wifb slirh tl Sllllll-jr' .v111il1', IVby giggle all fbe while? BILLETT, GRACE 189 Parkside Avenue Oral Hygienist Columbia Univ. Class Officers, Associationg Class Dayg Red Cross Cer- tificateg Swimmingg Basket- ballg Squad Captain. Rc'frz'xbiHgly zlijffrfuf. f A 0 S. . .. W, Ns . . ?v:r 1 'V N 4 0? 4 S ' .',7 U ,f i Y ,ea , V Q 1,011.1 f: 7 1 ' . 'f Z BECKMANN, META 677 Lincoln Place Physical Training Instructor N.Y.U. and Savage Girl Reservesg Service Club. She auenrs 1111 air flJfll'S rfwr gayg H70 Iilu' a girl who riffs Ibn! '1L'!l-j'. BILSBOROUGH, GRACE 699 Ocean Avenue Librarian Choral Clubg Class Onicers' Associationg Vice-Presiden of Class 7g Poetry Clubg Service Club. The b!IlIkL'l',X ilnngbler. BIRNKRANTZ, HELEN 219 Brightwater Court Buyer N.Y.U. School of Com. S.O.S. Clubg Service Clubg Class Oflicers, Associationg Theatre Groupg Dutchmang Miss Dibble's Oiiace. Hajrpy mul gay. BLACK, GERALDINE 1342 East 36th Street Nurse Bklyn. Hospital President of Official Classg Senior Life Savingg Secre- tary of Official Class. Of all the girls we wer met, Gerry is the 11iCe.tl yet. B BLOCH, ESTELLE 460 East 49th Street X Costume Designer Pratt Inst. Senior Aristag junior Aristag Miss Denholm's Ofhce. Goocl 71.'IfIH'L'tl without osfwztufioiig of mi arfir- tic i11cli1111fi0r1. BLOOM, BLANCHE 802 Eastern Parkway Teacher N.Y.U. Miss Luthls Officeg Der Deutsche Vereing Class Of- ficers, Associationg Service Club. A ccnier of nftrnctioiz, but not of gravity. Tzreizlj'-.fix r rr' ' gf' X 17:5 12'-X l E I 'FX 'v ifAXfr2X FX 'lxcf . '? ,, 5' -7 BLUM, IRMA 127 Avenue P Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Players Clubg Settlement Clubg Poetry Club. A smile for all, n wel- come glad, A jovial, C0!lXillg wfzy slat' had. BLUMBERG, LEONA 241 Ocean Parkway Secretary Mrs. Darling's Secretarial School Sans Soucig Basketballg Serv- iceg French Play, Les Kor- rigans. She is quiet euozzgb lo 'nznlze herself laearcl. BLUTH, JUDITH 1420 44th Street Nurse N.Y.U. Miss Luth's Officeg German Clubg Service Clubg Squad Leader in Gymg Captain of Team in Gym. Cheerful little enrfnl. BOLTAX, ANNE 350 East gth Street Journalist Bklyn. Coll. Aristag Sans Soucig Class Officers' Association, 4 Terms Boys' Gym Oihceg Mr. Elbert's Othce, Annex. By zliligence sbc' wins ber way. jr,- BREIT, ETHEL 328 Lenox Road Nurse Nurses' Training Miss Murphy's Ofliceg In- firmary. A11 Ilf1ll'fICflL'P C'Z7L'E1'jJ nurse sbe'll be. BRISKIN, ANNA 79 Church Avenue Nurse Newark Beth Israel Hosp. Caducean Societyg Chemis- try Clubg Round Table For- umg Astronomy Club. Such popularity must be rleserifezl. I ,f QW ' X JV ,. . 7 'Q .fn H A ,f1,Y',fi 'lf Z5 e , f f f J 4 f f 5-ei W , 'HM' . f' . ,. , i, 1 1 W e fi ,Q X, W ,se A f ff X ff .J .4 77 ,W 4 4 I A lV,Vi . se 2 fy I, O . in I 76:9 f e , f e X 3' fe! w .,f '77 f f? . :P If e f ff J ' e BRODSKY, BLANCHE 95 Chester Avenue Teacher Hunter Coll. Senior Aristag Spanish Clubg Basketballg Recording Com- mittee. Sbe's zz frienrl indeed lVb0 proves herself ri frieml in neerl. BRUNO, JOSEPHINE 1298 Rogers Avenue Bklyn. Coll. Senior Aristag Sans Soucig Spanish Diplomag Entered a French Contestg Chevron. She is zz frienzl, faith- ful enil just to all. CANNAVA, SADIE 195 Ocean Avenue Teacher of Languages Smith Coll. - Senior Aristag Junior Arista: Service Clubg Classica So- dalitasg Sans Souci. A11 inborn grace that nothing lacks, in eul- fzzrc' and appenrmzce. CARDIN, HELEN S324 Tilden Avenue Social Worker Michigan State Univ. President of 'lRound Tablen cilg Secretary to Miss Erler. To ber, Economics class is like iz pz1ll1nu11. Sbe's one of the sleepers. CASELLA, VIRGINIA 193 Veronica Place Business Woman Business School Class Officers, Associationg Red Cross Certificateg Bas- ketballg Hockeyg Swimming. Always smiling, never grim. CHARLON, MURIEL 536 Putnam Avenue Dentist Bklyn. Coll. Sans Soucig Deutsche Ver- eing Camera Clubg Favorite Subjects: English, French. Questions never bother ber. It's the answers. Tzeefzly-,re1 e:z ,C , , Y v F' - v if v ,l X S I S I S I 5 if CLAIR, PHYLLIS 1115 Dorchester Road Dietician Univ. of Alabama Service Clubg Squad Leaderg Poetry Clubg Numerals for Volley Ball. As sweet as sugar, Ana' just ns refined. CLOUSE, SOBITHA 189 Jay Street Dancing Teacher Dancing School Life Guardg Basketball. Famous are ber fine brown eyes, Thai snap rlnzl sjnzrftle Coqnefle-wise. CODET, MARY 275 Dover Street Secretary Katherine Gibbs' From Flushing High School 19345 Class Officers' Associ- ation: Mr. Str:1tton's Office. Her face is bm' fortune and it rnns info Il nice jignre. COHEN. BEATRICE JOYCE 4518 13th Avenue Teacher N.Y.U. Spanish Clubg S.O.S. Clubg Service Clubg Class Oiiicers' Associationg Basketball. Nice jlersomzliiy, full of rnscalify. COHEN, HELEN 796 Crown Street Buyer N.Y.U. Service Clubg Basketballg Gym Captain. So qnief! Maybe ifs love. COHN, NATALIE 2503 Cortelyou Road Teacher Hunter Coll. German Clubg Favorite Sub- jects are: History, English, French. Hail fo thee, Blifbr Spirit! Q 1' , X , K fQn1e '-- 5.-.sa 5' if .1 K 5 if 1 4 1' 'f ' S 1 1 3 ff , f ' CONTE, CARMELA 985 Rogers Avenue Nurse Nurses' Training Sch. Program Committeeg Office IOIQ Junior Aristag Basket- ballg Hockey. Nothing is inzjlossible fo inrlnsiry. COOPER, SYLVIA 1564 45th Street Lawyer Bklyn. Coll. Senior Aristag Program Committeeg Miss Jones' Of- Hceg Mr. MacLean's Office, Liflle nzniri of Ask-rv Iof. COOPERMAN, PAULINE 911 SISC Street Dietician N.Y.U. Secretary of Classg Vice- Presidentg Deutsch Vereing Traffic Squadg Service Club, IOIQ Tennis Club. Deter1ni1mfion does if, COSTELLO, JANE 95 Linden Boulevard Barnard Coll. Naturag Aviation Clubg Ser- vice Club. Hns zz good sense of blll7l0l'. CROSS, CHARLOTTE 1084 New York Avenue Secretary Secretary School Spanish Clubg S.O.S. Clubg Recording Committee. What than art, we know not. CURTIS, ELIZ 650 East 1 reet horal Cl bg Poet Service Clubg ramn Club Cin Flatbush School Like Horseback Riding. c t sine C l., ndecid u .F Moonlight Mzzrlonny QW Tzveizfyeigbz g I I .1-I I I 3 - - Y . - , - X 1 Y R 1 lx , 74 ?, V 4.x I X I, Wg, F .pf 5' 7 Q DAVIS, ETHEL 3:0 Elmwood Avenue Nurse Methodist Hosp. lklajored in Art 3 Yearsg especially interested in Biol- ogy. Thy zrzoilesffs iz eamllf' fo fhy merit. DAVIS, SOPHIE 103 Ditmas Avenue Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Caducean Societyg Inter- High School German Glee Club, German Club, Au- dubon Clubg Greek Club. One word describes her -conscientious. DENKER, RUTH 774 Ocean Parkway Social Service XVorker N.Y.U. Greek 'Clubg Choral Club. Her motto is: When homework and pleasure crash, Lei homework go fo smash. DENSEN, SHIRLEY 135 Prospect Park S.W'. Secretary School of Com., N.Y.U. Players Clubg Tennis Tour- nament Clubg Junior Life Savingg Service Club. Blonde Venus. DIAMOND, FLORA 715 Church Avenue Nursing Nurses' Training Class Oiicers' Association, 3 Termsg 312 Physics Oflice, 1 Termg Hockey, I Term. Blue eyes, curly hair, Watch out, boys-Bch ware! DOKSON, ROSLYN 501 Avenue F Advertising N.Y.U. Mr. MacLean,s Oiiice Qzjg Service Club Qzjg Hockey Team fijg Dutchman QU. Agreeable and full of fun, Well Iikvil by everyone. 1 ii tr E, MN.. 'fix X I ts 9 t ,XX . - ,ink Qi 5, 5 .ea . W is 'S ww sr Q X Y? 5 if A DONNELLY, ETHEL 906 Brooklyn Avenue Teacher Univ. of Illinois S.O.S. Club Cz Termsjg Service Club Q1 Termjg Dutchman C1 Termj. Sfill wafers are the mos! quiefizlg. DUBENSKY, GLADYS 1566 46th Street Lawyer N.Y.U. Settlement Club KID, He- brew Club fzjg Volley Ball. Alas, nofhing fo say about fhis quid lass. EBERHART, DOROTHY .io East 17th Street Secretary of Law N.Y.U. Student XVelfare Office Q4 Terrnsg Class Oiiicersl Asso- ciation Q3 Termsjg Service Club C1 Termj. Ever ready, prompi and sieady. EBIANUEL, JUDITH .toS Albemarle Road Designer Sch. of Design Class Officers' Associationg Art Service. She's a Lafilz from Manhaffun. ENGEL, FLORENCE 531 East ZISI Street Author N.Y. School of Eine and Ind. Arts hlanaging Editor, Lit., Eras- mian C5jg Dutchman Qxjg 1 Term Essay Awards. The fypewrifer is 'mighfier fhan the pen. EPSTEIN, JOSEPHINE ISI Rockaway Parkway Secretary Business School S.O.S. Club. Physics 5 and 6: I'1fe got fronhle, double fr011hlf'. ' Tzrezzfj -zzirze I 1 :iii- Qf' X liax v X lx 1' ' f-g 7's 115 1' 'V' - . ? v' 3 -7' EPSTEIN, RUTH H. 1162 55th Street Business Woman N.Y.U. School of Com. Service Club. Long may the perma- nent wave. ERNEST, MARTHA 1037 Carroll Street Interior Decorator Pratt Inst. Art Office, 1 Yearg L.M.C. Club, IZ Years. Rell hair, blue eyes, Watch your step, boys, if you are wise. EVANS, NANCY 120 East 32nd Street Secretary Pratt Inst. Squad Leader. Why should she get her brains in Il stew getfng 90 when 65 1 ' do? FAHEY, ATHLEEN M. 1071 East 37th Street Secretary Katharine Gibbs' Secretarial School Girls Hi-Y 115, Choral Club Q7jg She's ll sweet Irish las- sie. FAIN, SYLVIA IRENE 1678 45th Street Lawyer N.Y.U. Senior Arista, Rostra, Sec- retary, Bibliophileg Classica Sodalitasg Year Book Com- mittee, Class History. High fIlllbifi01Z 111111 deerts which SIll'11!75S it. FEATHERSTONE, MARGARET 18 Revere Place Bible Institute Service Clubg S.O.S. Club, Mr. Crowleyls Office. Her voiee is t'lf'l'l' lowg 1111 excellent thing i77 ll wo1111111. L1 if 4' av ,, , .. '71 7 5 .fig .. Q' ', , 1 1 ff ,. ff f e . - 1. ,fue f 5 0 I , 0 1 an , X 4. f I --Wai., X f it-sf f f f we x if 1 5? f ,Nan ,.,-'Ia W . 22? FEIRSTEIN, RIAE 6515 Avenue N Not often but once in II while Yo11'il jimi I7 girl with fl PFIIX0llt'I1f smile. FERDINAND, ALINE 1116 Ditmas Avenue Teacher Hunter Coll. Red Cross Clubg Spanish Clubg Tennis. Persoliality, Charm 11110, wit, No wonder she vmzkes such a hit. FERN, VIVIAN CORINNE 638 East and Street Secretary Pace Inst. Erasmian Staffg Service Clubg Red Cross Club, Sans Soucig Pan-American Club. F1111 111111131 II rose was born to blush 1111see11. FERRANTE, EMMA S94 Dekalb Avenue Book Store Owner I Business Coll. My hobby is reading booksg like Footballg French., She seems quiet IVIILI wiseg Is this a flisguise? FICHTER, SHIRLEY 456 Brooklyn Avenue Dental Assistant Guggenheim Inst, Settlement Clubg Service Clubg Chevron in Gym. Lovely to look at, 1111- lightful to know. FINE, IRIS 221 Linden Boulevard Journalist N.Y.U. Poetry Club C2 Termsjg Book Club C3 Termsj. A laugh is worth 100 groans ill any 11111rket. Thirty l l I I L I 1 ?1'X ILL 1' fmx 1' l LS!'Sl'S f1QSfTi 7' - . 7 V .r BV 2' Q CHARLOTTE I628 gist Street usiness Journalist Univ. of Michigan Erasmian, Managing Editorg Footlighters, Vice-President. Action is eloqnmztg sbt :foes fbizigs well and wiib crrrv. FIN! STEIN, ld' FISCHMAN, BEVERLY 70 East 46th Street Secretary Drake Bus. Sch. Boughton Clubg Bank Rep- resentativeg Settlement Clubg International Relations Clubg Red Cross Club. Congenial and jolly. We bank 011 ber. FISHMAN, ADELAIDE 1 603 Lincoln Place Bacteriologist N.Y.U. Sans Souci Q31 g Deutsche Verein Q11 5 Year Book Committeeg Basketball and Basebal Club Q31 5 Traffic. If vim, anrl vigor. IE TTA 9 Street e Illustrator Pratt Inst. 'orite Sport, Ice Skatingg Fas e Subject, Major Artg Numeralsg Service Club. In zz single person she is cz social coirzviziifre. FLORMAN, FLORENCE RUTH 2402 Beverly Road Teacher Hunter Coll. Senior Arista and Junior Arista C415 Program Com- mittee f41g Miss Cameronis Ollice C515 Organization E. Frzslaionerl for frienrlsbip. FORSTADT, EVELYN a238 Douglass Street Secretary Drake's Bus. Sch. Team Captain 131g Squad Leader 131g Typewriting Club Ci1g Service Club QI1. As calm and lovely as zz s111zz1nc'r's day. 4 U If 1 y , 4 9, 1 if , J' if if fn., , x if FREEDENBERG, SHIRLEY 1463 Ocean Avenue Secretary Bklyn. coll. QNight1 Wbvfl z'be1'c s n clash b!'f1L'f'FlZ 'work and pleasizrr, Tbr' Iaffew- Sucftmls in iz large iizeasiirv. FREE I , RITA 2 o ar y 1 ' A O 1 Law 'er f unior rc gp ag 'a- - gf i ' g C -qv' it e- Class ' cerg ' T ro rtiicateg Class Qu 2 iation, Her sn le cans! many sigbs of co1zle1zf1rzc'11f. FRIED, ELAINE 1308 East 14th Street Artist Barnard Leader's Club, L.M.C. Art Clubg Spanish Club. Elaine fbi' fair, Elaine fbc lorablr, Elaine fbe lily maid of Broolzlyn. FRIEDBERG, REGINA 1801 goth Street Dietician Pratt Inst. S.O.S. Club, Vice-President, Service Club, ioig Miss Stanton's Secretaryg Work for Blindg Squad Leader. Darla Eyes, bow many bmrls have you broken? FRIEDMAN, SYLVIA 535 Dahill Road French or German Lan- guage Teacher Hunter Coll. Players Clubg S.O.S. Clubg Class President Cad Term1. To be short is no dis- graceg only an incon- -zwzience. FRIEND, LOUISE 1138 79th Street Nurse A Western Hosp. Service Clubg Favorite Sub- ject, Spanish. Here s a chance for you to meet A girl wbo's claarming and pfiifc. Tbirg -one -K ,0.,tf I llvxlv Y ' 1 I 5' X TX 7' .AXI3 'xfh-S W r '7 V -rf 3 -71' FRUTKIN, LAURA 3323 Clarendon Road Secretary Business Sans Souci C3 Termsjg Pan- American Club Q1 Termj. Si11L'erf', flJOIlgl7fflIl nml I1-ue, A typical Erasnziizn, illru ami lbru. FUTERMAN, ROSLYN 98 Prospect Park, S.W. Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Rostrag Classica Sodalitasg Room 1015 Service Club. Loyal, clewr, Charming and true, An ideal girl of Ibe B115 and Blur. GABBE, HORTENSE IIS Westminster Road N.Y.U. Der Deutsche Vereing Ten- nis Clubg Basketball Clubg Artificersg Athletic Award, Bar, Winning Team. Her mime belies ber character. GEDULD, RITA 918 Montgomery Street Teacher Hunter Coll. Senior Arista5 Program Com- mitteeg Spanish Club, Class Officers' Association. Rita is zz vuodesf -nzaid, Who 1u0rlu'1l bm-il and fnzrlrle ilu' grarle. GELBERG, GRACE 780 St. Marks Avenue Hunter Coll. President of German C1ub5 Senior Arista5 Junior Arista 11, 3, 4DQ Deutsche Verein. Her bail' is ber crown- ing glory, nufl 'lL'l7flt Il Ilfdllflfllil L'l'0lt'lI. GILL, OLIVE T238 East ioth Street Model Have Finished May- fair Mannequin Acad. Class Ofhcers' Associationg Grade Advisers Office. Ifs foo bail that Zieg- frlri nlinlg 110111 Olive nuff be glorifml! 1 1 ,, fs 5 4? X X X w S se . 1 X x S s 7 .. . .A .. GITTERMAN, FLORENCE 1174 Nostrand Avenue Secretary S.O.S. Clubg Red Cross Clubg Service Clubg Chev- ronsg Typing Club. Like Coca-Colr1,', sbe's refreshing. GLASSER, HELEN 661 Wfilloughby Avenue Costume Designer Bklyn. Settlement Club C115 Red Cross Club CIJ5 Squad Leader 113. Her mofher's shining lighf. Only sbt' goes ou! foo often. GLOWAC , JANET 2053 Bedfor Avenue A goozl bear! shines bright and 11C'l!l'l' changes. ex GOLD, ELATNE 1373 President Street Dietician Cornell Univ. Settlement Club C255 Sans Souci Qxjg Hebrew Club C115 Red Cross Club C1j5 Tennis Club 115. Her word is as goofl as golzl. GOLD, HILDA 1132 SISI Street Business Woman N.Y.U. Tennis Clubg Basketball Clubg Miss Denholm,s Of- lice. Wo1'ih ber weigh! in golri. GOLDBERG, GERTRUDE IO73 Eastern Parkway Secretary N.Y.U. Bus. Coll. Interested in Swimming, Tennis, Basketball5 Win- throp Junior High School French Club, 1 Yearg Glee Club, 1 Year. Bored of erlzzcaliou. Tbirlyizvo K lille E 7' iax 1 7,5 1 I-,X 'fi-X 1' l 'gf' lvsf slv: ' Tal A 34-7: GOLDBERG, HILDA S. 1439 52nd Street 62442. ,Erasmus Hall. .18 Teacher QHistoryj Bklyn. Coll. Poetry Club Qrjg Office As- sistants Club UD. Her smile and personal- ity are her two greatest assets. GOLDBERG, SYLVIA 1077 East 42nd Street Secretary Miss Dunbar's Sect. Sch. Spanish Clubg German Clubg Settlement Clubg Red Cross Clubg Players Club. Good things come in small packages. GOLDEN, BERNICE 148 Linden Boulevard Secretary Bklyn. Coll. Service Squadg Favorite Sports, Tennis, Swimming. She may be shy, she may be coy, But I'l1 bet she gets a laanrtsome boy. GOLDENSOHN, LEONA 115 Lenox Road Art Teacher Biology Laboratory, 3 Termsg Mr. Davidson's Of- Hceg Service Club, 1 Termg Recommendation Cards. Lively and upright, Sbe's all riglot. Pratt Inst. GOLDSPIEL, JUDITH 68 Sutter Avenue Business Woman Bus. School Mr. MacLean's Oiiice C355 Sans Soucig Basketball. Slae is always merry. GOLDSTEIN, HATTIE 2:5 Buffalo Avenue Teacher Hunter Coll. French Club QSans Soucij, 1 Termg S.O.S. Club, 1 Terrng Miss Denholm's Of- fice during Regents. Wee and flainty, Brains a plenty. 35 f .L :six f .V 1 3 ' .. X 1 SVS is X , is 3 . fps A WX I . N 5 .st ' 4 r 'K ' GOLDSTEIN, MILDRED 1515 55th Street Secretary Business Players Clubg Poetry Club. Frienrls, Seniors, and classmates, Lelzrl me your home- zeorlz. GOODMAN, RUTH 96 East 41nd Street Secretary Syracuse Miss Erler's Oiiiceg French Clubg Junior Arista. Inst as good as she soizmls. GREENBAUM, LILLIAN 821 Troy Avenue Teacher Hunter Coll. Germany Settlementg Class Otlicers, Associationg Worked in Speech Oilice. An agreeable compan- ion on a journey is as gooa' as a carriage. GREENBLATT, DOROTHY 1oo9 Eastern Parkway Undecided Bklyn. Coll. Pan-American Clubg Sans Soucig Mr. MacLean's Office. A rerlbeazl with the best traits of both lilomle anal brunette. GREENE, HELEN ISS East 34th Street Journalist N.Y.U. Pan-American Clubg Po- etry Club. Helen is a quiet lass, One of tbe nicest in ber class. GREENMAN, ALMA 186 Hopkinson Avenue Bklyn. Coll. Bibliophileg Junior Aristag English Oiliceg Service Squad. A little contrarliction aniinates conversation. Thirty -three f IA!! I I 4 I I I Q ost I l1l.aJiN.wL.a,l.f.- 1. Lwkef - T - v Y 1 , I -1 yllyffzl LX I-Aix I WS I ' Ej' S 1 gli lg GREENWALD, SHIRLEY 1409 41st Street Teacher Hunter Coll. Service Clubg Hockey. A peaceful life aronsrs 110 mztagolziszzz. GUMBINER, EDYTHE 681 Ocean Avenue Undecided N.Y.U. Secretary of Players Clubg Information Office. A quiet girl she svcnzs fo bc, We womlci' if she is 1'c'r1lly. HARPER, DOROTHY 942 East 28th Street Business Class Officers, Associationg Recording Committeeg jun- ior Aristag Service Clubg Grade Hockey Teams. Yoifrc' fbi- top, :xml than some. HARRIS, NAOMI 906 St. Marks Avenue Designer Pratt Inst. Infirmary Workerg Class Officers' Association. Smartly rlrcsscfl, 11l'lf'C7' ilepresscfl. HATTRICK, NIARION 631 East 29Il'l Street Business Coll. Erasmian Staff. A past muster in flat' art of being especially nice. HEINRICH, SYLVIA IZS4 39th Street Boranist Bklyn. Coll. CNight7 Patrol Captain in Service Clubg Traffic. Conteuzf to follow when we lead the way. W ' A 'fs f Z sm .W ' was HELME, YVONNE 170 Parkside Avenue Fashion Designer Pratt Inst. Miss Jones, Ofliceg Service Clubg Poetry Club. A helping bfzml skis rrnfly to lendg Il jolly pal, ll faiibflzl f1'iL'ml. HENDRICKSON, GLADYS 421 East ZISI Street Interior Decorator Pratt Inst. Hi-Y CAlpl1a Gamma Chap- terjg S.O.S. Clubg L.M.C. Art Clubg Hockey. Silcvzrc' is thc pw'fz'c'l bernlrl of joy. HERING, NORMA-JANE 1322 East 34th Street Journalist New Rochelle Coll. Inhrmaryg English Ofiiceg Miss Molendyke's Officeg Hi-Yg Usher at School Play. She is ll professional afblctc of the ioogur. HERSCHLER, ADELINE 1301 Avenue K Bklyn. Coll. Infirmaryg Hebrew Clubg Poetry Clubg Hockey. Dimplml claeelzs, smiling eyes, Here you bebolzl a pfefzy prize. HETHERINGTON, ISABEI IE 1 1 19 Foster Avenue Designer Harcum Squad Captain Czj. Always claeerfzzl and Content, On pleasure, not on knowledge, bent. HINIMELREICH, ROSLYN IOO8 East 38th Street Secretary Bus. School S.O.S. Club, 2g Service Club, 1. Sweet uml flemuife, for eyes sbffs u cure. Thirty-fofzf' L ?' gf jgix 1 2,x 1lX l lg - ,'s 1 All 1,42 ,4.T7,:. '?N HITLIN, RHODA 669 East gth Street Teacher Hunter Coll. Tennis Club, I Term, Swim- ming Club, 1 Term. S0 roy, so sweet, So nice, so neat. HOAG, MILDRED 1989 East 29th Street Business Vfoman Bus. Coll. Choral Clubg Service Clubg Mr. MaCLean's Ofhceg Miss M. Smith's Ofliceg Class Of- icers' Association. Honor lies in honest foil. HQFFMAN, ESTHER 2657 Bedford Avenue Nurse Cornell Arista Czjg Miss Denholmls Office C1Jg S.O.S. Club C3j. The girl with fha mil- lion zlollar smile. HONYCHURCH, OLIVE 5614 Avenue K Botanist L.LU. Miss Erlerls Oflice C155 Stamp Club Czjg Audubon Club CID. A My-fi-fine girl. HORCHHEIMER, RUTH 3103 Avenue L Secretary Miss Dunbarls Sect, Sch. Hi-Y CGirlsJ, 35 S.O.S., 3. Along came Rulh wifh charm and grace, Shc'll SIICECCII in any place. HOREAU, HELEN 425 Fenimore Street Nurse St. Catherinels Nurs. Sch. Infirmary Assistant C3 Termsj. One of fhe most lilzr- ahlc' jlersous we know. , 4. f H W 79 M Z f f .Q Z f, M X, . 7, 9- a 4, ., f M af , f , , ,ga , . W HUBBARD, GRACE 316 East 26th Street Secretary Young's Bus. Sch. Choral Club C355 Miss Traendly's Ofhce C2DQPl1yS' ics Ofhce Czjg Hi-Y Cgj. Hrr heart was brezl by calm aml gracious Ihiugs. JAFFE, DOLLY SYLVIA 624 Montgomery Street Technician Hunter Coll. Bibliophile, 4 Termsg Serv- ice Club, 1 Terms, Hebrew Club, 1 Term, Poetry Club, 1 Term. Like rhocolaif, rlarlz aml sweef. JAFFE, SHIRLEY 1305 East 19th Street Secretary Drake Bus. Sch. A rose is sweeter in fhe him' than in full hloom. JOHNSON, ELEANOR 1107 Dorchester Road Dietician Cornell Service Club Czjg S.O.S. Liflle bi! sugar, liftle hif spice. KAMINSKY, IDA 126 Clara Street High School Teacher Hunter Coll. Poetry Club CIM Basket- ball Club Crjg Gym Nu- metals. Sober, sfcaalfasf, mul a'e11z11re. KANE, HELEN 302-6 Avenue C Doctor Hunter Coll. Sans Souci, 4 Terms, Deutsche Verein, 1 Termg Hebrew Club, 1 Termg, Service Club, 1 Term. A simple lass, what docs she 11110111 of care? Thirfj 3 ?f lX I lax 1 ix I IA El' S!-X-,-5 lllsljl, 3' 7' KAPLAN, RUTH 3203 Snyder Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Miss McGuiness' Secretaryg Lost and Foundg Service Clubg Physiography Club. Stay as sweet as you are. KARL, ANNA 38 Avenue V and East 76th St., Bergen Beach Secretary Business Inirmary, 1 Termg Regent's Committee, 2 Termsg Favor- ite Pastime, Dancing. What mischief hides be- himl that sober miefz. KATZ, MILDRED 1207 East 1oth Street Baeteriologist N. J. Coll. for Women Class Otlicerg Tennis Club. Refreshirzgly diferent, utterly sweet, Here's a girl whcfs a rare treat. KATZ, RUTH 804 New Jersey Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Poetry Club C1 Term15 Favorite Sport, Volley Ball. Stay as sweet as you are. KAUFMAN, RUTH 82 Church Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Xila Art Clubg Sportsg Servieeg Biology Qfavorite subject1g hockey. Sturly bores her and the hates to he bored. KELLER, EDITH 1651 Coleman Street Nurse Hosp. Junior Aristag S.O.S. Clubg Infirmary Assistantg Red Cross Clubg Class Officers' Associationg Service Club. Personality 'li f' vi 1 Z KWQ-fa 'r I 7 if W9 ,, f .f . 3 w i g ,W aft Q! 1, f'.. , si! S ff 7, X If Q-' 2 ,, 571, H Q. aaa i I 'e , 7 1 f .ms l 9, f' , a fa-.1 V 2 , 1 ,X a.,a ff S f 7 Z 4 7 X ? 1 is ii fa , Mfg: I' L FE f , W V . 42 f ft KESSLER, DORIS A 899 Montgomery Street Journalist N.Y.U. Class Officers, Associationg Service Club. Charvzingly sweet aml the grazluatex' 7ItIlIIf' for her is 11eat. KESSLINGER, SYLVIA 377 East 46th Street Secretary I-Iefley's Bus. Sch. Tennis in Mammoth Courts. Her very frozullx are fairer far, Than .trniles of other maialelzs are. KINKEL, DORIS 2035 East 13th Street Dental Hygienist Information Ofliceg Service Club CLost and Found1g Players Clubg Tennis. She ought to he a typ- ist because we like her type. KLIGMAN, RUTH M. 319 East 49th Street Accountant N.Y.U. Service Club C215 Typing Club Q21 5 Pan-American Club C115 Numeralsg Settle- ment Clubg Recommenda- tion Cards Q21. Delightful to know. KOHN, HENRIETTA 564 East 3rd Street Author Undecided Mr. MacLean,s Ofhceg Bib- liophileg Class Oiicers' Asso- eiationg Settlement Clubg Service Club. Mazlauze President. KOLCI-IIN, HARRIET 377 Ocean Parkway Journalist Bklyn. Coll. Erasmian Staff C313 Gym Captain Q11 g Settlement Club C214 Red Cross Club C115 Service Club Q11. Stay as sweet as you are. Thirty -.fix flaw 9 7' lg' ' 'X I 2'-X ia-XT! ' VAX fi-XJ! ' xv' li! KORNBERG1 ANNABELLE r 3 KURSHAN, HELENE S713 mth Avenue e v 728 Empire Boulevard Business Woximan Bus. Sch. 5, X Teacher I N'Y'lIj' Snois. Club CI Temng Basketbalg Baseballg Hoc - ey. Work in Oflice IOI, Mr. MacLean Q1 Termsj. Olzjccf of our L1fL'Cff07lX. KORWAN, MARION 1337 Albany Avenue History Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Footlighters Q31 5 Senior Arista Recording Comm. Gentle i7Z '7lIl1I11lC'1', Sf1 0lIg in 17Cl'f0l'l7l!I7ZCl'. fHHlfC you seen her !ICl'?2 KOSOFSKY, PEARL 345 Montgomery Street Teacher Hunter Coll. Service Club, Room IOI, Q1 Termjg German Club Q3 Termsjg Hebrew Club. Dursley c-yrs and hair are bllf rr frncfiozz of ber Cl9611'7ll. KRAMER, RUTH 36 Chester Avenue Dietician Cornell, Dept. Home Eco. Mr. MacLean's OHice. A 141111101110 lass wb.: :eeles fo lure, With C031 smile 111111 ways rlc111111'c. KRAUT, ALICE 649 Argyle Road Teacher Service Club Q1 German Club Qz Termsji Hebrew Club Q1 Termli International Affairs Club. So111eo11e who luzows w t fric'111lsbip 111c'z111s. Hunter Termj 5 ROQEN DITH 6 iCl son Avenue gg? Stat? Isl n osp. utc 1 man , 3-0-5- fist Q RZ:lF'Cross Club. I I1 11 1z111'se she will c11 favor. Sbc'l succeed' 1106111150 their clever. W ,f . 1 Kg gs, frxg 'N WK? lg 4 hs f ' ' if ' 2 nrt. ff, .. 51 'K ff :ZW I 4 rar W 1 tu, f f X1 , ,f 1.1 Q S as W' ... is ,fl A if I 4 , ' X 1 1 7 '4 f f 5 X! 71 W , Wnfz a Q. ' f , 1 is . ,f , QS S 1 J fig Q M Q W ul! 4 1 H .N 1 W fl A ff 1 1 4. e A QV. K :il s m f f . f 1 - IW, Q, I ., I 'I K M 1 asf 5 1 1 Calm, coal 111111 col- lrcfezl. LACHMUND, ELSIE II43 East 31st Street Secretary Miss Dunbar's Sect. Sch. Service Club Qzjg S.O.S.g Red Cross Certificate. Quiet, nice 1111611 calm, wifb fbc worlzl in her palm. LACKOWITZ, GRACE 906 Montgomery Street Kindergarten Teacher Ann Reno Teachers Tr. Service Squadg Players Clubg Book Club, Pershing Highg Class Oflicer, Pershing High. A wow! Tlmfs all 'wc have to say. LAMPERT, FRANCES 155 Smith Street Lawyer Bklyn. Coll. Class Officers' Association Q1 Termjg Red Cross Club Q1 Termjg Hebrew Club Q1 Termjg Red Cross. The girl wifb the ever- reacly smile. LAND, JANESSA II63 Lincoln Place Housewife Brooklyn Bibliophileg Sect.g Eorumg I-Iebrewg 1o1. The Larly Cfzrzzsof' LANDA, MINNIE QMALJ 553 East and Street Business Woman C.C.N.Y. Vice-President of Round Table Forumg Hockcyg Set- tlement Clubg Red Cross. Her 1ziclz11u11zc' Mal 111611115 luul, but sheds 1'L'all31 good. Tbi1'fy-,re'1'efz 1 7' 3-xv! Taix I ' X 2-X 1 ' .ax lgxvf ' LANDAU, ANITA 679 Montgomery Street Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Miss Luth's Office Q: Termsjg Players Club Q2 Termsjg International Club C1 Termj. Divcrfing mul gay, Shr lights u rlreary day. LAPIDUS, TESSIE 495 East 3rd Street Teacher Hunter Coll. Service Club. Although shc's little, har izlrals arf' big. LASINSKA, HELEN 82 Mescrole Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Miss Molendykls Orhcei Service Squadg Mr. Mac- Lean's Oiliceg Captain and Squad Leader, Gym. Shi' aims io Al7lC'!IXl'. LAUER, JUNE I42O East 46th Street School Teacher Adelphi Miss Traendly's Ofhceg C1255 Officers' Association. Wiih charm rmrl 1101'- soimlify blessed, In prcfly clothes she's always 1ll'L'S.Yt'tI'.,, LAUER, MARION 236 East 23rd Street Secretary New Rochelle Coll. Miss Traendly's Office, Al- pha Gamma Hi-Yg Usher at School Playg Teachers Teas. Whui is so rare ns zz day 'lUlfb01If Inna. LAZAROWITZ, RUTH 1048 Union Street Dietician Pratt Inst. Economics, favorite subjectg Hockey 115. Hickory, Diclzory, Dock, R11fh's foo Hire fo ltnoclz. , qi. J Q 45, Q 1 , X f 4 , fl mf! X sae A 1 ii 7 fy ff af 1' if f, , . .7 X 4 , 6 X W 4 W 4 f f W ,. iv x f , f 4 Z sw 5,i, 4- .X f z 1 If .1 IQ .A f ' ,' , V7 ,, , 5 05 3 7 fffii.. V H Zyl I 'Q' ' ' f f 1. , Wad . ew w LEBOFSKY, SELMA 81 Church Avenue Secretary, later a Journalist Bus. Sch. Senior Arista, Bibliophileg Junior Aristag Class Officers' Association, Vice-President and Secretary. Shc' ll0C'S7l,f miss fl trick. LEBOXV, HILDA 992 Eastern Parkway Secretary Business Junior Arista, Swimming, Hockeyg Volley Ball. Sheds rm cxfrenzcly quid girl, VVU'1fe izezfer semi hm' ill II whirl, LEFTWICH, KAY zoo Vfest 58th Street N.Y.C. Dietician Alabama Class President, 3 timesg Hockey E , Tennis Cham- pionshipg Swimming En, Efuwz sure of herself 011 ice. LEHMAN, MARCELLA 993 East 8th Street Journalist Highland Manor Mr. MacLean's Ofiiceg In- formation Ofhceg Biology Ofliceg Class Officers' Asso- ciation. She sees the brigktvf siilc of life. LEIBOWITZ, LILLIAN 1169 East 14th Street Private Secretary N.Y.U. junior Arista C315 Spanish Club Qrjg Recommenda- tion Cards C6jg Chevrons flj. Her mziiezi lrcsscs nl- tracf fhe messiers. LENCH, ROSE 1ooo President Street Pianist Columbia Univ. Member of Spanish Club. S,l7!l1'kli11g eyes, iz light sfejz, Hrrels iz girl with lots of pep. Thirty-eight l 5 X ,,X,g 1 ?' l-X I jgf I 3-Y ,X I- , , L 7- ill. f iv! sllsfyt LENTINO, KATHERINE 616 East :Sth Street ,lournalist Bklyn. Coll. Hockeyg Pan-American Club. Cbecry, nmf, quicf, su'vc'f, As a pal sbr s quilt' a lrcnl. LEON, FLORENCE RITA 5:5 Eastern Parkway Veterinarian Cornell Camera Club C352 Grade Secretary, ,345 Players Club C353 Class President Q55 Major UE , Basketball. A big bearf in fbc riglal plate. LEONARD, NANCY 768 Flatbush Avenue Oral Hygienist Columbia Univ. Class Oiicers' Association. Skt' has cburni, sbt' has -wif, Bm' bcsf of all sbs bas if.,' LEXIINE, ELAINE 404 East 48th Street Secretary Bus. Sch. Senior Arista Qijg Sans Souci Club H115 Chevrong Latin Medal COnejg French Medals CTWOJ. Rnfber zz linguisf, n'c'sf- cr' pas? LEVINE, JEANETTE 1526 44th Street Business Xvoman Business German Club lil' Hockey. AW Silc'nr'1' nzay bc goltlrn, . , ' in but ulaj be L1 wiser LICHTER, LILLIAN 311 Troy Avenue Teacher Hunter Coll. Class Officers' Association Cz Termsjg Spanish Club. Hazel eyes anal cbrsfnnf brzir Blake ibis girl ll ilumsel fair. as 'J A I? gf , ll ff 5' ul' LIEBERMAN, HELEN 5011 17th Avenue Journalist Adelphi Coll. Class Officers' Association C125 Grade 5 Basketball. As nice cz girl as one Can fimlg S1c'1'z't, fb0Ilgl7fflll nnil zrry leinil. LIGHT, IDA EDITH 3S1 East 46th Street Undecided Bus. Sch. Miss 'Luth's Office Q2 Termsjg Spanish Club C4 Termsjg German Club C1 Termsbg Hockey C1 Termj. Cbarvziizgly pclilz' anil lmrfiriilarly szred. LUBOXV, MARY 323 Nlartense Street Private Secretary Ellsworth Bus. Sch. Favorite Sport, Football fwatchingll Favorite recre- ation, Dancingg Favorite pas- time, Reading. Sopbisficalcrl laily. LIC CONVILLE, BEATRICE .479 East 34th Street Teacher Adelphi Girl Leader of Senior Aristag President of Leaders' Club. The only one I0 dis- cofer bow fo bt' in fire places at once. MC CULLOUGH, RUTH 1:24 Beverly Road Undecided Middlebury Coll. Hockey C1-SJ 5 Hockey Captain fGrade 615 Block Eng UE H g Numerals for Hockeyg Baseball CGrade lj. Small, lint 1L'lJz1f's size in Ibis world? BIC SHERRY, LORRAINE .1814 Newkirk Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Basketball Squad C4 Terrnsjg Round Table. Lovely girl, aml most ilisarzning, N0 'lL'011tl1l'f sbels our Princess Clsarzning. Klniails Tkirlj -nine I Q' X fr Zi 11X I' l ls I-S 1- S ,iv 53-3 ur' . . -7 V 4- -7. 3, ,Q 6, 4, MAGGIO, KATHRYN 2824 Bedford Avenue Dramatic Instructor Emerson, Boston, Mass. Miss Denholm's Office Q7jg Program Committee Q5Jg S.O.S. Club 435. A merry heart maketh a cheerful eou11te11uucz'. MAGNA, MARGARET 550 Argyle Road Physical Training Teacher N.Y.U. Leaders Clubg S.O.S. Club. Wherevei' there are sports uml thrills, She's there, our future Helen Wills. MAGOWAN, ELIZABETH 316 Lincoln Road Teacher of French Hunter Coll. Service Club C1 Termjg Fa- orite Subject, French. Her smile proves shets a true daughter of the Emerrzlel Isle. MALTZ, FRANCES 1256 Lincoln Place German Teacher Hunter Coll. Class Officers' Association. Sweet to look nt, good to know, Ewrylaorly likes jl0llj they tolcl us sof' MANDEMAKER, MARGARET 157 East 37th Street Nurse Nurses' Train. Sch. Class President C1 Termjg Dutchman C1 Terrnj. A future Florence Nightingale. MANDIBERG, HORTENSE 315 East and Street Art Instructor Bklyn. Coll. Senior Arista Rostra, CPres.J X.Y.Z. She,s very quiet mul sezlzzteg But our Horteuse can sure clelmtc. , if .-me fe ,, , . M , f f ff f e f 1 f I Z 13 f 'i fi! X ,'x f 5 1 Z ,fa A f 5 X! f W.-41. , . S x f 7 egg f ,1, 1 NIARAVELIAS, ELAINE 519 54th Street Archaeologist Univ, of Greece, Greece, Europe Book Club, Pershing Highg Players Club, Greek Club. They My modern girls :l0u't blush, hut wntrh Elrliue. MARER, HELENE 28 Argyle Road Architect N.Y.U. Program Committee Q4jg Junior Arista CU, Settle- ment Club 111. Her aims are as high as skyscrapers. MARK, MARJORIE 464 Eastern Parkway History Teacher Hunter Coll. Worked in Infirmary fxjg Red Cross Q3jg Artificers CID. She spoke onceg from the Jay she was born to the preseutf, MATTSON, EVELYN 504 East 38th Street Secretary Brooklyn Senior Arista Q4j5 X.Y,Z, Math Club C425 Miss Den- holm's OfHce Q6jg Record- ing Committee C6jg Pro- gram Committee QQ. Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. MECHLOWITZ, FLORENCE 1 5 8 1 51nd Street Journalist N.Y,U, Life-Savingg Service Clubg Basketball. Ever 011 the spot. MELNICK, ANNE 526 Ocean Parkway School Teacher Northwestern Univ. Swimming C13 5 Tennis frjg Junior Arista Qzjg Recommendation Cards Cab. Laugh and thc' world laughs with you. Forty , . ?,1' --X hx f,4.x 1- ,Lx fgfpff 'ASQ sf E-.rf v of V MENDEL, DOROTHY 558 East znd Street Interior Decorator N. Y. Sch. ofllnterior Dec. Settlement Club, 1 Termsg President of 4411, Class Of- ficers, Association, Literary Club, Round Table Forum. Shim' ou! MENKES, JEWEL A. 2391 Bedford Ave. Teacher CDramaticj - Bklyn. Coll. Secretary, of Pan-American Club C315 Settlement Club Czjg Dramatic Club. One of Tif1111y's rarest jewels. MERKIN, MAY 1706 Beverly Road Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Miss Cameron's Office CID, Basketball Cij. She slrives rzbeazl wilb a cheery smile, Making ber efforts qzzife worth while. MIESSE, MARIE 1809 Beverly Road Barnard Rostra C4j, President, Miss Jones, Office C315 Com- mencement Committee C353 Service Club C4j. Full of fun, well liked by everyone. MILLER, EDNA MAY 44 Butler Place Advertising Woman Adelphi Erasmian Staff C115 Miss Cameron's Office C115 Miss Luth's Office C3j. Ealmz is simlious tlllll May loves sporfs. MILLER, HELEN 1566 47th Street General Education N.Y.U. Classical Departmentg Class Oiiicers' Association. Smiling, cheerful, al- ways depemlableg Nofbing about ber that isn'f eozfzmezulzzble. K ff I .' ,fi X f f X ,C bv? , X 1 1, 7 x f, as X f SW X Z W f 1 7 ff f f fa bf 4 ff ,ff J X Ry ff ' we , 5... ,,, , . 1,a,..j5 ,l f we is-5' - ,:' . ,H ' si - Si 4 , s- 1, Q., K , V, , la . , , , M Q7 , MILLER, LILLIAN 480 Montgomery Street Private Secretary Bus. Sch. Settlement Clubg Red Cross Club, Service Club. Keejl doing your besf. MILLER, MIRIAM E. SSIS 11th Avenue Accountant or Teacher N.Y.U. Glee Club, Pershing High, Greek Clubg Typewriting Club, Arista, Pershing Highg Favorite Subject, Economics. Seeing is believing. MILLER, SYLVIA 485 Ocean Avenue Interior Decorator Cornell Univ. S.O.S. Clubg Service Clubg Tennis. Tbe unojjieial carzdizlate for the girl wills the nicest 1nu1111er. MISBINSKY, JUDITH 4118 14th Avenue Commercial Artist Bklyn. Coll. Life-Savingg Basketballg Sans Soucig Deutsche Verein. Sbe may bane zz bad memory, but sbe never forgets to smile. MITERSTEIN, ANITA 116 Lenox Road Undecided Hunter Coll. Favorite Subject, English, Favorite Pastime, Music, Miss Denholm's Oiiice. Believe-s in the superi- ority of lbe Nmussesf' buf sbe is individual. MORGEN, ANNETTE HARRIET 1491 President Street Special Courses Class Oiiicers' Association C415 Miss Luth's Office C115 Service Club, Tennis. We've come io tbe 0011- elusion Her sbyness is zlelusion. Forly-one w lllas f 1 I' - - - l' , Aggfgl fix lx 1 1 g,-5 ,-S ,- - E .- if Def' -t -v A?v ': MOSBERG, SYLVIA 1016-28 50th Street Lawyer N.Y.U. S.O.S. Club: Mr. M:1cLean's Ofhceg Swimming Club. Cheerful, confident, and neat, That's her story, short ana' sweet. NADLER, RHODA 1199 Carroll Street Teacher N,Y,U, Class Officers' Association C05 Red Cross Club C113 Sans Souci 111. Plenty of wit and style, Plus a charming smile. NEIDLE, ALICE 581A 6th Street TE3Cl'lCf Cgfngll Service Club C11 g Hockey CID S Tennis Qfavorite sporty . Silence is the eloquence of discretion. OPPENBERG, PEARL 1513 39th Street Artist Bklyn. Coll. German Clubg Sans Souci. A good sport, a real pearl, In short, a grand girl. PALMER, FRIDA 1093 East 40th Street Secretary Bus. Sch. Secretary of Arch Patrol Q1 Termjg Member of Arch Patro Club Q3 Termsjg T nis. VK7hen short on clongh Have Frztzze in tow. PALMER RUTH 1909 Foster Avenue Costume Designer Cornell Univ. Basketballg Swimmingg Base- ballg Erasmian Representa- tive, General Organization. Some think the worlzl is made for fun and frolic, and so :lo If, 1 . N to , , 1 ff sg' , ' fx Z ,g a I 1 . -Q , 5 ' f , r V f W 1 H, 11 X W, V I W 'sl f ' 1- MZ, W2 .l .5 ' mare, ' 1 X ' ,iff ef' f r PALUGHI, ROSE 1283 Brooklyn Avenue Nurse Nurses' Training Senior Aristag SpanishjCl1!,lb9 Junior Arista, Rorlording Committeeg S.O.S. 19' The most manifest sign of wisrlom is cheerful- ness. PARKER, LUCILLE 60 Clarkson Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Dutchman Staffg Erasmus Hall Girl Reserves fzj. Sweet of temper, good of heart, Always willing to do her part. PASSERO, LOUISE 1119 7oth Street Designer Traphagen Sch. of Fashion Class President C3 Termsj. Not too goorl, not too had, Not too sweet, not too sad. PATTAY, KATHERINE 163 Hoyt Street Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Amateur Astronomy Associ- ation Ujg Favorite subjects: French C3 Yearsj, Math Q2 Yearsjg Hobby: Stamp and Coin Collecting. Without kindness there can he no true joy. PERSKY, EVA 65-II Grand Avenue Maspeth, L. I. Music Supervisor 1 Columbia Univ. Pan-American Club 139. Petite, energetic, clever, Here's suceess to you forever! PIAZZA, NORMA 437 East zznd Street Secretary Bus. Sch. Secretary, Miss Stantong Service Club, Basketball Club, Spanish Club. A quiet girl we all like well, of whom we have no faults to tell. F oft 3'-two ?1 lx ljgx 1 ix 5' . ,Aix 1- Vis Iggf- s 3512: O KY, CHARLOTTE 7 Kingston Avenue .c ary Business S is , 1 Termg Red Cross Club, '1 Termg Secretary of Arti ers.', B ,wire of fhe hears, Golflylocks. POSNER, FLORENCE 414 Crown Street Social Service Worker Adelphi Coll. Forumg Settlement Clubg Mr. MacLean's Ofhceg Jun- ior Arista. An imp-impulsive and impefuous. POSNER, SIMONE 1358 47th Street Social Worker Bklyn. Coll. Dark Eyes. POSNICK, EDNA 967 44th Street Actress Michigan Footlightersg Arch Patrolg Class Oiicers' Association. A girl 1uho's shy and has reser-veg Good fortune is whiz! she does deserve. ' ,lf ,I in iq f f Q Q f . f f f fl! 7 s , , 7 r , 2 Jf -U 722' Y ' X ii -7 PR IA '12' . 1 . f M - 1 U Cf . . Hu wr, coll. xi . , ett t Club Qrjg fiice A 1 ff ' ork m CID- ' Frienfl of all, foe of none. ' PRATT, GRACE ' 5. 2024 Schenectady Avenue W Fi ' V Secretary C. F. Young's Z V. Secretarial Sch. I V Service on Traffic Squad. ,ff if Duifzty, modest, fair is ,iV, ybg, fi v'., Charrning Miss, we all K agree. PREECE, DOROTHY 1979 Troy Avenue Nurse Nurses' Training Tennis, 1 Years General Or- ganization Campaign. Sfurcely taller than fire feel, Very cute and very sweet. PUKLIN, SHIRLEY 328 Ocean Parkway Dental Hygienist W Columbia Service Clubg Hockey. Mischief, thou art :If00f.v QUILLIN, PEARL 18 East ZISU Street Costume Designer Portland Art Sch. Service Club Q1 Termjg Red Cross Certiicateg Com- mendation Cards. She's an nrlisi, she draws all the boys. RABINOWITZ, MINNA 556 Linden Boulevard Secretary Business Spanish Club CBDQ XVOrk, Mrs. Edgell's Office, Bas- ketball. No! only precise, but very, very nice. RALSTON, NEVA A. 1110 Caton Avenue Business Woman Bus. Sch. Footlightersg Choral Club, MacLean,s Oiiiceg Theatre Guildg Service Club. Sha' has everyihing if fakes: She'll be u sur- cess. RAMELSON, SHIRLEY G. 4600 14th Avenue Smith Coll. Arista C1 Termjg Settle- ment Club Q2 Termsjg Sans Souci Cz Termsj. Somefimes Shirley con- cedes to come early. Forty-three fl-X ,- X ,ix ? 5' . fix 1 ' 'S is ligslji -i ' 5' cr' x RANKIN, JEAN 418 East zznd Street Costume Designer Bklyn. Coll., Pratt Inst. Senior Life-Saving, 2 Termsg Assistant to Miss Guerin in Swimming, 1 Termg Secre- tary, 8824. Swrei hello. RAYMOND, RITA 558 Parkside Avenue Physical Training Teacher Leaders Clubg Swimming C4 Termsj, Life-Saving. Baseball, baslcfiball, hockey and swi111111i11g, Hail io Rim! Always wirzuizzg, REICHMAN, PERRINE 951 East I2tl1 Street Business Woman Bus. Sch. G001l bIl1Il07' is ibn' bvrzlfla of Ihr soul. REIS, ELEANOR 164 Parkside Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Tennis C2 Termsjg German. Slaorf !l11d sweri. IKENNER, SYLVIA 9914 Foster Avenue Teacher Bklyn. Evening Miss Lutl1's Oflice C1jg Sans Souci C115 Round Table. Ill good 11!1fII1'L' the l1b0ll71d5, To k.110L'k ber, we have 110 g1'011111lx. REPETTI, LOUISE 181 Veronica Place Secretary Bus. Sch. Bl1'Xxr'1l be fha' lifile, for fbcy grow 110 s11111ller. ' fm f . , If in Eli ,ya X Q ' . ' WSW S' Q ff 1' 1 i '11 7 f 2 f f ,g -5 X f f 41 4 f 1 W, 1 I M X 17, 0 f ,111 , . ,. 4.1 , A WN! my Q ' i f ISO4 Fulton Street Business Wonman Bklyn.! Coll. Red Cross Club, Secretaryg Class Ofncers' Association, Her 1'11f1'1111ct' into a 1'00ll7 is IIS fbougla fill- oilacr c11111lle had IIFFII ligbfecl. R1cHoLsoN, JEAN ' RIGBY, MARGARET 173 XVestmi11ster Road Secretary Bus. Sch. Hockeyg Swimmingg Base- ballg Leaders Clubg Tennis. E.YC!'AlJfl0I1!lllj' 1lijfc1'1'11t, 111'fr1'l31 xzuecf, Herels II girl who ix Il fl 11110 fruit. ROCKOFF, ROSE 463 East 45th Street Nurse Michigan Univ. General Organization Storcg Knock Board Committee. A girl with jzrp, z'i111, 117151 fire, The sorf of girl we all 1111'11zi1'1'. RONALD, RUTH 575 Ocean Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Class Officers' Association, 2 Termsg 101, 1 Term. just enozigb 11irc'11esr, just enough 11111, just enough ki111l11c'xs 10 have Il gooel rrp. ROSE, RUTH 1716 President Street Opera Star CSingerJ Adelphi Coll. Poetry Club fx Termjg Set- tlement Club C1 Termj. By 111131 other 111111113 sbe'1l be just as sweet. ROSEN, SARA 1002 Ocean Parkway Teacher Hunter Coll. Basketballg Red Cross Clubg Miss Luthls Office. Is rbe 1'cc1'ssiL'1'? F0l'l'y-IIOIZ1' 3 I I l l ?i-x 1' ix I-X lgqrx I' VlS!'SfS 'kwin ROSEN, ZOE IRENE 1417 Avenue K Journalist Highland Manor Secretary of Typewriting Clubg Secretary, Miss Fos- terg Work in Biology Officeg Baseballg Basketball. Wirming and witty, Amt certainly pretty. ROSENBAUM, ESTHER 9423 Avenue A Music Teacher N.Y.U. Sans Soucig Choral Clubg Orchestra: Service Club. When the strains of her violin fill the air, We sit ana' listen free from care. ROSENBAUM, KATE 1349 gznd Street Designer McDowell Sch. of Design Basketball C1 Termlg Vol- ley Ball, favorite sport. She is a frieml, faith- ful and just to all. ROSENTHAL, CAROLYN 712 Crown Street Business Woman N.Y.U. Sans Soucig Class Officers, Associationg President of Class. Plenty of style, Charming smile. .fb ROSS, LOLA I437 East 57th Street Secretary Bus. Sch. Favorite Sport, Ice Skatingg Favorite Subject, Gym. Prettily petite, ROSTOW, FLORENCE 1014 Nostrand Avenue Nurse Jewish Hosp. Assistant in Inirmary, 1 Termg Gym Captain, 1 Termsg Traiic Post, I Term. If time woift tell, Flor- ence will. X ,f. if X X 6 X N -. s N -3. 4 Q X X 5 .. x. i X .X Vg ROTH, LILLIAN xi, ,- ' X ' 137 Sterling Street 'X Et5,.:,,,.,V,,.A,7, Nurse Beth Isrzxel f Nurses' Tr. Sch., Newark .CZK Service Clubg Class Oiicepsi W'W Associationg Trafiic Squa . x . , All appemlix girl- + the kind that gets taken 0111. RUBIN, MURIEL 3728 Poplar Avenue Buyer N.Y.U. Choral Club C215 S.O.S. Club C155 Life-Saving. We know she's a work- er, tho' she doesrft hoast. Shels simply there when 71E'C'llC'Ill most. RUBIN, SELMA 1318 Lincoln Place Music Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Junior Aristag Class Oicers' Associationg Hebrew Club. A ready blush comes to her cheek Whe11cL'er she is called to speak. RUBIN, THELMA 4506 Church Avenue Art Critic Hunter Coll. Senior Aristag junior Aristag Secretary, L.M.C. Art Club. For she worships art in a seemly way, With an earnest heart, ana' a capital A. RUDAVSKY, SARA 1422 46th Street Social Service XVorker Hunter Coll. Hebrew Clubg Boughton Clubg Bibliophile Club. Serene, resolute, sincere. RUSSELL, AIMEE 860 East 37th Street Commercial Artist Univ. -of Alabama Class Ofiicers' Associationg Miss Murphy's Oihceg Eras- mian Clubg Studio Assistant. Watch Out, Alabama! Here comes Aimee. F07'l-J'-jiil? 1 . . . Sr' 4?'I T ' 4 'e't-f.?fe-de-.lr-X fa-.f ' -sf -if SACHS, ADA , se' 1 SCHAEFER, HELEN 693 Howard Avenue 4' 541 East gth Street PhY5108f3PhY lgeachel' it Secretary Bus. Sch. B YH- Evening I N- Erasmi Art Clubg Miss Bibliophlile, IQ Sans Souci, - Murplizlis 05326 QAUM Mr, Ii Service Club, 2- Patton's Committee. Geologieally spealeing she's of the upper strata. SA UELS, LORRAINE 45 Crown Sreet , niv. S is, Certihcateg Service qua Traffic Squad- Sec retar o 0 raeliafe an agree- ahle. SANDLER, MURIEL 1850 East ZISI Street Interior Decorator N.Y.U. Red Cross Club, 25 Infir- mary, IQ Hebrew Club, IQ Service Club, IQ S.O.S. Club Qrjg Chevrons Cal. The girl with the dreamy eyes. SXQIDSTROM, HELEN 561 4ISf Street S retary Bus. Sch. , X lass Otlic Associationg S rv ad, Miss Camer- o ' ceg Squad Leader, rals, Chevrons. :K The goals were gener- ous. SARGENT, BETTY 505 East 35th Street Doctor N.Y.U. German Clubg Poetry Clubg Red Cross Club. Bonny, blifhe, and deb- onair. SCHACHT, BABETTE zz Buckingham Road Doctor Cornell German Clubg Service Clubg Favorite Subject, Biology. Blue eyes, golden hair, Why then, fha! melan- choly air? . ,, p is ,, is A 5 , 4 for . H 1 ,.if , ..a, We X X 4 , ,fl ' , K ,W , . A . ' 71 W, ff ' W,...,, ' , 'Y f f ' f f, ,J . V .I K 5 of Q 6 1 Q r 5-.lp 9 1- ' qjg , Q W fx is , , ,a If a giggle is a com- mozlify, than she has the goods. SCHEINHORN, SYLVIA 636 Dahill Road Lawyer Bklyn. Coll. German Club CSJQ Audu- bon Club Qrjg Mr. Mac- Lean's Ofhce QU, Sylvia's hair is curly and fair. SCHELL, MARION 819 Church Avenue Musical Comedy Star L. I. Coll. Hockey, 8 Terms, Baseball, 1 Termg Basketball, 1 Termg Service Club, 1 Terms. May you be one of the best shells in the sea of life. SCHIFFMACHER, DORIS 733 East BISE Street X Music Supervisor Julliard Inst. Musical Art Choral Club fy Termsjg Junior Arista Q2 Termsj. Sweet music fills the air when Doris sings anal plays. SCHILLINGER, EDITH go Plaza Street Bklyn. Coll. Secretary, Senior Aristag Vice-President, Class Oth- cers' Association. If it he a sin to hold honors, she is the -most offending soul alive. SCHLUSSEL, RUTH LILLIAN 30 Balfour Place Teacher Hunter Coll. Red Cross Club, Treasurer, S.O.S.g Class Officers' Asso- ciation. Charming and sweet, Ejicienzf and neat, Can't be beef. F or! y-six L l 3X 1' X 1' X 1' X 1' X f-S-,v r-Xfjf SCHMIDT, JANET I. 122 Parkville Avenue Ccmmercial Artist Hunter Coll. Amateur Astronomy Associ- ation, Favorite Subject, Art. A sweet content pats- ing all wisdom, or its fairest flower. SCHMIDT, VIVIAN 134 East 42nd Street Secretary and Journalist Katherine Gibbs Service Club, 1 Yearg Mr. MacLean's Ofhce, 3 Terms, Bibliophileg Girl Reserves. Take laer at ber fare value. SCHOENBERGER, LEONORE Turner Place eacher Hunter Coll. Secretary, Class 7724, Class Oflicers' Associationg Arch Patrol C1 Term1g Service Squad C1 Term1g Basketball. Small but noticealvlc. SCHRIER, NAOMI 163 Ocean Avenue Secretary Pace Inst. Frenchg Canvassing Com- mittee. The answer to a gentle- rnan's prayer. SCHULTZ, JUNE 322 Linden Boulevard English Teacher N.Y.U. What is to rare as a girl like june? SCHWARTZ, HELEN IZI3 President Street Dentist Bklyn. Coll. Secretary, Red Cross Clubg Member of S.O.S. Club. Here's success to the Rea' Cross after the graduation of its tee- retary. ,V ,J . .5 , ti' I9 4 If Z ,i i 7 f ' fgr I f ,V , ,i ' 'QC' , 4 f 0 fW,,.4' iv 'H '- 9 'I r 4, I Cl an ff X ,ld 5. W' ,C . .'7' f fi fe yn, ,. I ,, 5 . , , , if , f X .- gil 1 1 . il: ' ' 1 5 a , , 'M , ' f Vl' SCHWARTZ, SELMA IXI4 66th Street Lawyer Cornell Basketball C115 Biology Club, Seth Low Highg Favorite Sport, Handballg Year Book Representative. Iorial and energetif. SEDRAN, DORIS M. 530 Parkside Avenue Business Administrator Bklyn. Coll. President, Red Cross Clubg Senior Arista C115 Dutch- man Staff C113 Inirmary. A virtual ciynanzo of energy. SEELIG, GLADYS KAY 141 Rutland Road Good Secretary Katherine Gibbs Sch. 2 Bars from Gymg Erasmian Representative, 3 Terms. Size has a corner on the Dis-Depeiulable De- mure, Delightful. SENDROWITZ, MILDRED 559 Montgomery Street Lawyer Bklyn. Coll. Senior Arista C115 Forum C41, President C115 Ger- man C21, Received Awardg Platform Speaking C21 3 Sans Souci C115 Hockey. Portia in the malzing. SHAPIRO, HELEN V. 1400 President Street Art Gallery Owner Art Sch. L.M.C. Art Club, 3 Terms. I-'ull of inspiration to ut! We'll visit the Met- ropolitan to see your pictures. SHARRY, ALDONA 110 South 1st Street Pharmacist Bklyn. Coll. of Pharmacy Favorite Subject, Latin. Quiet, sincere, and sweet, Cheerful, helpful, and neat. Forty-Jeuen ' 'SWA Ili 1' I' yr, ,LX ,X -X ,Lf ,QX 3 SI-IIENTAG, BEATRICE 1174 East 23rd Street Barnard Senior Aristag Junior Arista, Service Clubg Canvassing Committee. She 011011 'uzaltvs basic slowly lif sbt' mnlws it at allj. SHOMIN, OLGA 1363 goth Street Pianist Julliard Sch. of Music Sans Souci, 33 S.O.S., IQ Choral Club, ?, Represen- tative of Le Petit Journal. Soft is the music' fha! would L'bfII'7ll forever'. SHULMAN, MILDRED 1022 East 1oth Street Pianist Inst. of Musical Art, Juilliard Foundation Choral Clubg Bibliophileg Sans Soucig Poetry Club. For ber, 1111lsiL' bulb charms, SILVER, PEARL 27 Van Buren Street Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Settlement Clubg Red Cross Clubg Hebrew Clubg Gym Captain, Service Club. To fencla or not Io leach. Tlmf is fbi' ques- tion. SILVERMAN, ELINORE 998 East 8th Street Secretary Bus. Sch. Baseballg Basketballg Tennisg Service Clubg President of Class, Hockeyg Red Cross. Tell me fby C071117l17lJl and I will fvll fbef' wbal fbon arf. SISTO, AGNES IIS7 St. Johns Place Nurse St. johns Hosp. Senior Life-Savingg Junior Life-Savingg Hockey, Class Oilicers' Associationg Tcnnisg Swimming Team. Swiizmzifig is buffer fbrni Ilflllklllg. X 1 X so is is 4 -X sf wg ? 'X , , X Q . f if . f , AW. , M ' ' .1 oft ' wa S, f.-W X w rs.. vi QW we r . ,Q X ff LFP I I , f ss . 1 s .,:, , asf ' ,MW . fi. SLAVIT, MARGARET R SS 2732 Bedford Avenue English Elocution Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Choral Club, Secretary. Her smile is like II rain- bow shining from a misty slay. SMITH, ROSALIND 688 Rogers Avenue Mannequin Mayfair Mannequin Acad. From Girls High School. A bliie-eyed girl wlao's sweet and nite, But still has 111011131 of ibut spice. SMITH, SYLVIA 175 Ocean Parkway Actress Amer. Academy of Dramatic Arts Class Officers' Associationg Footlightersg Service Squadg Bank Representative. The pefsonijicafiofi. of a successful wonmzz. SOSNOVSKY, ETHEL SI23 14th Avenue Doctor N.Y.U. German Club, S.O.S. Club, Audubon Clubq Biology. Elbel, Efhel, when wc rr' ill, Wzfll seml for you io give us a pill. SPEAKE, DOROTHY L. I34 Linden Boulevard Illustrator Pratt's Senior Aristag Miss jones' Officeg Poetry Club, Presi- dent, Classica Sodalitas. Pod, artist, scholar too, Happy, willing, frienfl true-bliie. SPECTOR, FLORENCE 790 McDonald Avenue Singer Bklyn. Coll. Choral Clubq Sans Soucig Der Deutsche Vereing Serv- ice Clubg Dutchman Staffg Mr. Elbert's Otiize. lust II babe in fha wooils. Forly-eigbf l yi' X ,fiavx 'ir-X ADX f' .AXLQSI Xfii - 7 W v -vfvgvxlaw' x SPITZ, ROBERTA 916 Carroll Street Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Senior Aristag Junior Aristag X.Y.Z. Clubg German Club. Mathematical amz' 11111- tical ability Are proof of Robertffs versatility. STEXVARD, AUDREY B. 611 Gates Avenue Dancer Entertained at Kings Coun- tyg Favorite Pastime, Danc- ing and Reading, Favorite Subject, French. Sbc lends iz double life! STEWARD, SHIRLEY M. 611 Gates Avenue Dancer Entertained at Kings Coun- ty, Favorite Pastimes, Danc- ing and Readingg Favorite Subject, English. Shirley is sborter! STICH, DOROTHEA 232 Sullivan Place Secretary Ann Reno Sch. Typewriting Club Q15 g Service Club 411, Room IOI, Miss Hollenberg's Sec- retary. Pep, noise, and fun, All in one. sToLPER,- VIRGINIA HOPE 6th r r Staff Forum jg! .Yu m g . yi If I the fimsters we oulfi text, Wfzl jinrl Virginia is the best. STUTTER, LILISIAN 1909 Newkirk Avenue Music Teacher Oberlin Coll. Vice-President Choral Clubg junior and Senior Lifc-Sav- ingg Basketball. With tl song in ber laenrt. 1 X 7A ,ff f f f ,gf ,,, 19 ,lf 1 , f 2' t- I 102' , sly , ,f ,io , ' . 0 , f ,f 2 if f 0 V 9 ff we X 1 ff 44 f X I it . -zis , , X X' A K0 if! fs of I W 1 . M 4 ' H-3 , lf s J 5 in is SUGARMAN, MARCIA 319 St. Johns Place Ballet Dancer Mr. Ritchie's Ofliccg Ten- nis Clubg Basketball Club. Come nm! trip it as we 80, O11 the light fantastic toe. SUGARMAN, SYLVIA 451 East zznd Street Dentist N.Y.U. Service Squacl, Annex. Sweet as ber mime im- plies. SUSSMAN, JULIA 1189 Union Street Teacher Bklyn. Coll. Secretary to Miss Crespi, 101 C1 Termjg German Club Service Squad, Room IOIQ Hebrew Club. Full of fun, Disposition like the 51111. SXVEIBEL, VIVIAN 1745 President Street Biology Teacher Hunter Coll. Senior Arista, X.Y.Z. Club. The youngest girl in fbi: large class, A clever, L'0l15ClC71fl0ll.Y lass. TAUBER, ROSLYN 85 Parkville Avenue Teacher Hunter Coll. Red Cross Club, 2 Terms, Spanish Club, z Termsg Tennis, 1 Term. The present hour is within my power, so I will enjoy it. I TEITCH, RENEE 978 New York Avenue Music Teacher N. Y. Coll. of Music Class Oiicers' Association Cz Termslg Dutchman Com- mittee Con and Termjg Mu- sicg Basketballg Swimming. Short and sweet mzixic. Forty-izifze ew of I. Kr' a .+A .JV if if Qqj-OIAJVJ S WJX E gflx ,7 Z? 1 3,3 THRALLS, M. -IANICE 2729 Bedford Avenue Scientist Middlebury, Vt. Hockey, Leaders Club, Bas- ketballg Baseball, Swimming. Her athletic brillianct' must 110f alini for its bei' sjzortsmaizsbip and general ability. TIGER, HORTENSE 1601 goth Street Doctor N.Y.U. Settlement Club C215 Sans Souci C215 Classica Sodali- tas Czjg Dutchman Repre- sentative Q11 . Lilac all tenses sbc bas ber' moorls. TRACY, MARGARET 1911 Albemarle Road Secretary Business Swimming, 2 Termsg Ten- nis, 2 Termsg Longball, Nu- merals, 1 Set, Pan-America Club, 1 Term, Choral Club. A finei' girl is bard' to meet. TROIKE, DOROTHEA I42 Winthrop Street Secretary Bus. Sch. Choral Club, 7 Terms, Serv- ice Club, 1 Term. Our futizrc' Grace Moore. UNDERDOWN, IRENE zoo Winthrop Street Teacher of Beauty Culture Teachers Training Sch. Miss Luth's Oiiice, 1 Term, Life Guard, 4 Terms, Ten- nis, 5 Terms, Girl Reserves. The 1ni1'ro1' of all cour- tesy. VAN BUREN, JANE 899 East 37th Street Bus. Sch. Secretary Class Ofhcers' Association, S.O.S.g Service Club. A laugh a zlay keeps no om' away. 1 5 I 'QQ-X fv V25 lA -I' iw ljgsfi 'T V , X 1' -,f-f l fb , ' ' R if ' We . Dil f'X 4 f , ,at ff X 6 'Ka Fill -5 ' l ...f .J M g ' 'V V0.5 N ' 3 147660 , , H Q. av' E' VAZQUEZ, FERNANDA 1626 Nostrand Avenue Bookkeeper Business Senior Arista, 1 Termg jun- ior Arista, 3 Terms. Her frieizals, they are many, Her foes-are there any? WAGNER, MILDRED ISOZ Newkirk Avenue Dietetics Advisor N.Y.U. Hockey CSportjg Engineer- ing and Economics QFavor- ite Subjectsjg Basketball. Love is a lvzllvble. WANTZ, LORETTA 2212 Ditmas Avenue Secretary Bus. Sch. Class Olizicers' Association C1 Termjg Choral Club C2 Termsj 5 Hockey C2 Termsj 3 Tennis C3 Termsj. The sort of person you like to know. WEHMANN, JEAN 2810 Farragut Road General Organization Coun- cilg Footlightersg Erasmian, Assistant Editor, Bronze Book, Der Deutsche Vereing Class Oiiicers' Association. Our little Katberiur Cornell. WEINBERG, TILLIE 4520 15th Avenue Journalist Bus., Temporarily S.O.S. Clubg Service Clubg Gym Captain, Hockeyg Squad Leader, Baseball. One userl to vicissituiles is not easily ilejecteal. WELLS, DOROTH 573 East 29th Stree Nurse Tr in . or Nurses of eth osp. Infirmary, ervi ub. A be gold and warm ection, Kept fa fiends of ber selecti . Fifty , .i 7,-ex 17,-X 1-,X fgx 1- 1 -gvf' X ILX 175 WERSHIL, ROSE I6IO Bedford Avenue Music Teacher N.Y.U. Senior Orchestrag Choral Club. Paalerewski, take notice. WESTBURGH, DORIS 1487 East 37th Street Commercial Artist Class Officers' Association, Secretary C813 Knock and Boost Committee. Her smile is as catching as her personality is fetching. WICENTOWSKI, FRANCES 921 Montgomery Street Psychologist Bklyn. Coll. Hockey, I Termg Baseball, 1 Termg Basketball, 2 Termsg French Club. Sweet anal sunny! What a honey! WIENER, SYLVIA 870 East 12th Street Secretary Central Bus. Sch. Bklyn. Coll., Evening S.O.S.g Swimming, Favorite. Always pleasant, 11ez'c'r hold, Deepest respect shf ll always hold. WIESENTHAL, LILLIAN 134 East 3yth Street Secretary N.Y.U. President of Class, 3 Termsg Hockey, 1 Termg Volley Ball, Favorite Sport. Why stars come out at night. ,M , 4 sa, X 1 , ,,, W X A 7 a 7 X f f 1 7 KQV fi , ' 7 W .f W 4 X Tia ,, 3, ' i W f fi 1 4 I f X Wa' I 2' ,ff ,ref X 4... V X ij ' W! 4 a, 7 I i fi . f W ,- r ff 7 f N 4 ff L. T 2 A 4 C 7 1 1 1 22 4 4 1 WILLIAMS, ISABEL LILLIAN X434 East 59th Street Dramatic Teacher Blackstone Coll. Service Club, Choral Club, Arch Patrol. It's nice to be natural when yozira naturally nice. X 'N WOOD, JANET D. X 1464 East 59th Street School Teacher Flatbush Teachers' Training Sch. Class Officers' Association Qi Termjg Scholarship Com- mittee C1 Termjg Cantata Club fr Termjg Tennis. Woztld that Iknew her. WREN, MARGARET 170 Parkside Avenue Business Woman C.C.N.Y. CBus. Course? Infirmary Work, I Term. What is greater than these, Willingness anal the wish to please. ZIMMERMAN, ELEANORE 743 Empire Boulevard Advertising N.Y.U. Class Secretary lznd Termj 3 Erasmian Representative. True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. ZINN, BLANCHE 807 Putnam Avenue Hosiery Buyer Retail Bus. XVork in IOIQ Sans Soucig Ticket Representative. Chubby, sweet and wry cliscreet. ZINOBER, ESTHER 555 Rockaway Parkway Teacher N.Y.U. Class Dayg Choral Clubs Sans Soucig Settlement Clubg Red Cross Clubg Hebrew Clubg Miss Luth's Oiiice. The nightingales have nothing on her. Fifty-one v , ' .3 be X X X s- 1, E . . 'LX fjqx 12'-X fx 1- X,- Y - l sf .V . fl' 7 Q64 X11 X I AX 1 SAYoNARA 5- Ds ELEN ROOCHNIK, the outstanding student of our grade, passed i away on August 1 3, 1935. To say that she was the typical Erasmian would not be sufficient. Helen was one of the geniuses who come within the portals of our school. Her marks never averaged below ninety-three. Her Regents' marks would have made her eligible for a State Scholarship. Her athletic standard was practically perfect. Helen was understanding and generous, never complaining, but giving herself wholeheartedly in service to her friends and to her school. To Helen, in the vast expanse beyond, we send our regrets that she could not have been graduated with us, to receive here all the honors due her. We, however, as she, never question the righteousness of the Great Ruler and we say-Sayommz-Since it must be so. HORTENSE MANDIBERG Fifly-fzwo Q I fix 14-3 f C li! Sfifflxfii 'xlmx ' 7 ' f - 7 ev' - sf 5a-arf, .pf av wx 61442 Erasmus Hall. .1 ABRAMS, SEYMOUR go East 19th Street Attorney N.Y.U. Class Officers' Association. He gcis what be wanzfx, when be wanf: if. ADDES, EDWARD 1066 54th Street Doctor CSurgeonj N.Y.U. Favorite pastime: Football and Hockey. Likes to laugh and knows bow io sfariy. ADLER, MONROE 948 Eastern Parkway Newspaper Reporter C.C.N,Y. Mr. NewHeld's Officeg Mr. MacLean's Office, IOIQ Eng- lish book roomg Service Club QAss't Patrol Capt.j. Hail fellow! IVCII met. ' DLER, MORRIS . 58 East n in f V s' 3 ly 0 t rifo yi! - - al' ' tr ons Of- Q , N ura Society L' ought fo get ahead. ALCURE, VINCENT 635 Rogers Avenue Master Aeroplane Mechanic Lincoln Aeroplane and Flying School Track Team. Nofbing great was rum' achieved without ca- lbasiaxm. ALPER, DANIEL H. zozo East 4ISI Street Doctor Brooklyn College Serviceg President QBoys I-Iighjg Vice-President CBoys Highyg Mathematics Merit CBoys I-Iighj. Sojzbisficafiolz 121115. ANASTASIO, ALMAN zo Duryea Place Business Man Business Champion Vollcy Ball Team Untramuraljg Numerals C4 Setsjg Service Club Too bail volley ball ixlff a major sport. ANNUNZIATA, RENATO roog 39th Street Chemist Bklyn. Coll. Intramural Volley Ball Nu- meralsg Service Patrol, Lunch Room. Necessity knows no law z'.x'rz'p! fo C071fIIlf'7'. APEL, CLINTON I 1431 Schenectady Avenue Business Man A Business Service Clubg Class Oiiicers' Association. A gfllfiflfltlll in Teach- cfs eyes. ATHERLEY, LEONARD 313 Grand Avenue Surgical Doctor L.I.U. Chemistry Clubg Service Club. Not aizybozigfs sapg rather nice tbajz. AUSER, CORTLAND 2313 Newkirk Avenue Business Man Brooklyn Senior Aristag Junior Aristag Grade Treasurer, 8g Record- ing Committeeg Miss Cam- eron's OHice. lVise 771011 ami worris are few. AUSTIN, H. WARD, JR. 7 East 17th Street Civil Engineer U. S. Military Academy Service Clubg Poetry Club, Senior Arista Miss Johnsonls oflice. A kindly fozzrtcsy for ali. Fiffj'-ifyree F Wfgx ljqvx ,hx ,--X ,- - xii M I' S I' S ' ii V v' 1' 'Q -v',': BAKER, JULES 125 Seeley Street Composer, Music Teacher Institute Musical Art Senior Orchestrag String Ensembleg Service Clubg Junior Orchestra. Sees all, hears ull, says nofhing. BAKER, WALTER 287 Ocean Avenue Engineer C.C.N.Y. CEveningj Calm and seziczfe in class, but outside Roh! BALENSIEFER, ARTHUR 1341 East 16th Street Business Man Brooklyn College Dutchman Advisory fBoardg Dutchman Staffg Audtibon Clubg Bandg Service Club. Despzlfeh is the soul of hnsiness. BAUMWALD, MURRAY MORTON S21 Crown Street Financier Business School Office Assistants Clubg Stamp Clubg Dr. McNeill,s Ofiiceg Miss Johnson's Office. He plays the !l!'ll71lf and then some. BECKERMAN, ALBERT 1868 -48th Street Business Man Ohio University Footballg Class President. HUYF,X an emf, fh111f's only heginning. BENDER, THEODORE 84 Lawrence Avenue Teacher, L.I.U. Audubon Clubg Record Of- ftceg Astronomy Clubg Serv- ice Clubg Campus Squadg Class OHicers' Association. He loves his feafherezl friends. BENJAMIN, ROBERT S. 1177 East 15th Street Writer Colby College Erasmian Literary Editor. An author! 'Tis ll ven- ernhle n1111z.e, How few rleserve if, 111111 wha! nnnzhers claim. BERLIN, HAROLD 408 Crown Street Business Executive Brewing Business President of OHicial Classg Member of Football Squad. The nzanly part is to :lo with znighf and nmin what you can do. BERNSTEIN, SIMPSON 1661 45th Street Business Man North Carolina Varsity Footballg J. V. Foot- ballg J. V. Football Mgr. One look uf yon ana' we could fell that in foolhull you excel. BERNSTEIN, WALTER 4I Eastern Parkway Writer Dartmouth Erasmiang Footlightersg Bib- liophileg Boughtong Chess. Rollieking and full of fnng He relished Il joke 41111, rejoiced in 11 171111. BLOOM, JEROME 1346 4oth Street Teacher Undecided Basketball Jayveesg Football Jayveesg Class Basketball. To he silent is most lnfudenlg What tl virtue fo tl stu- dent. BLUM, AARON 165 Floyd Street Doctor Arkansas University Soccer Teamg Class Oiiicer. Been knocked so hard he rieserves 11 boost. Fifty-four 1, . ?fIi !TQL fix 7 - ' - Y f ,- Ai-H f Elf s flgqt BLYN, GEORGE 275 Sullivan Street History Teacher C.C.N.Y. Dutchman Staffg Bibliophile Club, Natura Club. lack, tba Giant-Killer BONASERA, TRENTINO 4011 6th Avenue Commercial Artist Strive, seek, find? Never yield! BONATAKIS, ANDREW 1667 East 52nd Street Business J. V. Football, Service Squad. Few things are impos- sible to diligence and skill. BORODKIN, IRWIN 1076A Union Street Swimming, 6 terms Qexcept Ist and 4thyg The Dutch- man. Wbat's your choice, fun, money, or marbles? BORRELLI, GEORGE 2221 East 38th Street Business Man Intramural Championship, Volley Ball, Baseball. Any knoekiv a boost. BOWLING, EGBERT 411 Ocean Avenue Business General Organization Store, 7, Student Managerg L. M. C., 2, President, Gen- eral Organization Council. Try Bowling for what ails you. BRONSTEIN, ISIDORE 1348 Ocean Avenue Undecided Undecided Spanish Club, Numerals,In- door Baseball. He will always remem- ber his school :laze.'l BROWN, EDWARD 136 St. Pauls Place Journalist Columbia Cross-Country Team, Serv- ice Clubg Spanish Certifi- cate. Tbe Brown cross-fou1z- try man who picks up Ike rlusf. BROWN, OUIS 4 8 Soth treet L Set ow Junior r 1 Termg Ser- vice C , 1 Term. If you have not lost a thing, you have if. BROWNSTEIN, HERMAN 1022 44th Street. Third Marconi C.C.N.Y. Radio Club C5 Termsjg Junior Arista C153 Appa- ratus Group Cxjg Chemis- try Club QU. Rarliox are his toys. BUTLER, JOHN 722 Church Avenue Attorney Notre Dame Entered September, I935.. Cbiefly the would of 7?lH1Z,S fortunes lies in his own hands. CALDERINI, ROBERT 867 4ISE Street Business Man Business Favorite Sports: Football, Baseball, Swimming, Volley Ball. Class capitalist. Fifty-live f , - , Y Y Y . L y gil ,fx I Ah-X l lx l is I his -I v S I iii , Ti 7 v -7 -7' x CARBONE, ARISTIDE 1054 Park Place Chemical Engineer Ohio State Lacrosse C1 Termjg Mr. Murray's Office Q1 Termsjg Camera Club C1 Termj. F1111 of life, full of pep, Aristide keeps in step. CARESS, BERNARD 2204 Clarendon Road Dentist Brooklyn College From Classical High, Spring- field, Massachusetts. My longuf' within my lips I rein, , For who talks muck wus! fallt in vain. CHILD, RICHARDS ' 2317 Newkirk Avenue Electrical Engineer Pratt Institute Not lazy, just nofztlan- lanf. CIVIN, CHESTER J. 757 East 51st Street Doctor C.C,N.Y. President of Chemistry Clubg Social Science Club. Cizrrmt evenfs of Ike world we live in Are an open book fo Civiu. CLARKE, LUKE 704 East 39tl1.Street Advertising Director North Carolina University Class Oificers, Associationg Service Clubg Arch Patrol. This Iris me out, be said as he receiifezl his fl'ij7Ioma. COHEN, ABRAHAM 134 East 37th Street Journalist Brooklyn College, Evening Basketball Sport Group. Avzofber flood of words, iz very forrcfnf. COHEN, ARNOLD 420 Avenue F Dentist Penn State Captain Varsity Basketball Teamg All-Scholastic Bas- ketball Teamg Member of Basketball Team 3 Years. Iii basltcflanll he Joes excel. COHEN, HYMAN 134 East 37th Street Business Man C.C.N.Y. Class Ofticers' Association Q1 Yearjg Intramural Baseball CTI- N0 one knows wbuf be can do till he fries. COLLINS, WILLIAM 405 60th Street Lawyer ' C.C.N.Y. Favorite Subject: Scienceg Class Officers' Association. He quietly pursues the even tenor of his way. CONNELL, ANDREW 635 East 21st Street Coast Guard Academy Everyflaing comes fo flaose who waif. CORDELLA, HENRY 3706 12th Avenue Success in Life St. Johnls College President of Class 2 Years. I think that I shall never see A person, nice as our Henry. CURATOLO, ANTHONY 136 East 3ISE Street Botanist Cornell Agricultural Coll. Fencing Squad Czjg Physics Club QU. Thinks Bm'cm'olIe,' is iz dog biscuif. Fifzy-six I Z J' x jjgx I x X I 5 lg! A S i457-'5 uv' . v .Y Swv? T J' gfiv qv' DIAMOND, HERBERT I6I2 Coleman Street Engineer Hemphill's Diesel Eng. Sch. Baseball, Gymnasium Oiiice Secretaryg Class Omcers' As- sociation, Intramural Bas- kerball. He sure can fake' if. DIB, RAYMOND 737 46Ill Street Doctor Brooklyn College, Evening Varsity Basketball, 2 Termsg J. V. Basketball, 2 Terms, Service Squad, Swimming. He toil: noi, nciflocr docs be worry. DI LORENZO, RALPH 648 East 4th Street Accountant C.C.N.Y. Choral Club CQ, Service Club Qzjg Natura Club CID. Hr has a nice voice that carries far, But when he gets np, ifs O1a!,' and AM DOCTOR, MILTON 916 Brooklyn Avenue Business Man Brooklyn College QNightJ Captain of Champion Intra- mural Volley Ball Team, Captain of Intramural Base- ball Teamg Service Squad. Time marches on. DOUGHERTY, BERNARD 293 East 37th Street Pharmacist Bklyn. Coll, of Pharmacy Service Club C3 Termsjg Red Cross Representative 11 Termjg Dutchman. The prudent man look- rtb well to his going. DOWD, EDWARD 308 Lincoln Road Seaman Business Trafic Squad, 1 Year, Ser- vice Club, IM Yearsg Arch Patrol, M Year. Down' of Ihr t1'aj'ic sqnnd, just anofbcr fintfoot. D-U BOW, HAROLD 497 Linden Boulevard Teacher N.Y.U. English Oiiice, 4 Terms, Class Officers' Association, 3 Terms, Service Squad. I gotla go to the Eng- lisb Office. DULSKY, EDWARD 180 Linden Boulevard Business Man Washington Square College My favorite pastime is model aeroplane building. He bu:n't got so much fo say, Bllf we like him any- way. DWOSKIN, MILTON 123 East 92nd Street Veterinarian and Pharmacy Cornell University Service Club, Wrestling Championg Numerals Twice and Pin. Gcfting ahead in a big way. ENDER, JOEL 661 Crown Street Business Man C.C.N.Y. Class Odicersi Association Q2 Termsjg Service Club fr Termj, Secretary in Gym Ofiice Q1 Termj. Men, some to business, some to pleasure takef, ESCALES, JOHN 1524 Ocean Avenue Business Man St. Francis College Swimming Team, 4 Years, Service Club, IM Years. Anoiher diver who es- ' rr ea' flat' 1 irl. FE NGOLD, LEO ARD 783 Linden Boule ard Lawyer L. I. University Championship Intramural Basketball Teamg 1935 Nu- merals. Don't fell me it'll cos! me 7110110311 Fiffj'-,reven I -5 . 'IZA 1' x I-i ff X 1' ' Q 'gf-5 - f 4- ,a- Vg 4. v-I S git I v,- ? 7 - ' -QP' , FELD, ARTHUR 1139 SISE Street Lawyer N.Y.U. Class Officers' Association C125 Service Club QIJQ Cap- tain of Intramural Baseball and Volley Ball Teams. Crosby can sing tool FELDSTEIN, DAVID 930 East 29th Street Alabama University My grief lies onward, my joy behind. FERBEI., SAUL 145 South 4th Street Business Man Mr. McLean's Ofhceg Miss Bartholomew's Officeg Arch Patrolg 1 sets of numerals. A wise man is strong. Wilde' FERR O, SA 73 r ' e n 'n .C.N.Y.CNightJ e hasn-it got so much to say, But we like laim any- way. FLEISCHER, JACOB I4Z3 44th Street Dentist N.Y.U. Service Club C 1 Termjg Captain Gym Intramural Valley Ball Team Czjg Gym Championship Team Volley. Modest, but no shrink- ing violet. FORTMANN, JOHN 226 Linden Boulevard Aviator Parks Air College Choral Clubg Aero Clubg Service Clubg Hi-Y. An-other Lindbergh in the Wltlkilll, S0 be hopes, is be mis- trzlzm? A FRIEDER, IRA 386 Ocean Parkway Business Man Yale Wrestliiig Squad Qzjg Sec- retary of Class Qzjg Chess Club C133 Baseballg J. V. Football Squad. Young fellows will be young fellows. FRIEDMAN, HAROLD 1718 51st Street Dentist N,Y.U. E H and E in Laerosseg E J V in Footballg Gym Oflice Qijg Natura Club C215 Service Club Qxj. A sheep in wolf's cloth- ing. FRIEDMAN, JOSEPH 4313 13th Avenue Aeronautical Engineer Curtis-Wright Tech. Inst. Aero Club Q5 Termsjg Model Airplanes and Boxing CHobbyj. No strings. FUTTERMAN, ALEXANDER I306 Ocean Avenue Business Man Class Oiiicers' Associationg Gym Officeg Arch Patrolg 2 P.S.A.I.. Pins. Tall, dark and then some. GILL, FRANCIS 421 East ZISI Street Business 3 Years Swimming Teamg 2 Major UE . Power rests on tranquil- lzty. GINSBURG, FRANKLIN 1005 Eastern Parkway Business Man C.C.N.Y. They gazed and gazed and still the wonder grew, That one small bead could carry all he knew. Fifty-eight I W r X j,rX l'x 1' X 1' gf'g fvs 1' sl V ur' - 'Q ' -sf Rf' v- we ' sf A-I GLUSKIN, DAVID 1942 83d Street Engineer University of Alabama Soccer Sport Group Qrjg In- tramural Volley Ball Qrjg Service Club Q1j. Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. GOLDBERG, ERNEST 183 Ocean Parkway Brooklyn College Senior Arista Q2 Termsjg Program Committee Q6 Termsjg junior Arista Q2 Termsj. Courage is r11lversity's lamp. GOLDBERG, NORMAN SI4 East znd Street Business Man N.Y.U., School of Com. Swimming Q6 Termsjg Fenc- ing Q1 Termjg Service Squad QIOIJ, Q1 Termj. Competition for Weis- 1llZllll'7'. GOLDENBERG, ALBERT 1536 St. J0hn's Place High Pressure Salesman Business Championship Basketball Team in Annexg Numerals for Winner of Potato Race. folly chap! Golrl in name and character. GOLDFISHER, JACK 6 Lamont Court ' Advertising Man C.C.N.Y., Evening Track Team, I33, 345 The Forum, Traiiic Squad. He sure can sprint, - when ii rlog is chasing him. GOLDMAN, JACK 320 Linden Boulevard Business Man Advertising Business Class OECCYS, Association Qzjg Arch Patrol Qijg Fa- vorite Pastime, Reading. Whe1i Irish eyes are smiling. GOLDSTEIN, IRVING 1840 52nd Street Commercial Artist Pratt Inst. Intramural: Volley Ball Q2 Yearsj, Baseball Q2 Yearsjg Wrestling, Boxing QHobbyD. Custom reconciles us to ererythiizg. GOLDSTEIN, MELVIN 926 East 48th Street Engineer QAeronauticalj Brooklyn College Camera Club Q4j. Full of l!lZlgl7ft'1', vim aim' pep, Always gay, he earns his rep. GOLDSTEIN, SAMUEL W. 77 East ggth Street Commercial Artist Pratt Institute Erasmian Art Editorg Presi- dent of Erasmian Art Clubg Erasmus Art Service. A self styled advocate of modern art. GOODMAN, VICTOR 197 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan Business Man Wharton School of Finance QPenn.J Camera Clubg Interested in: Basketball, Football. Goodman, the bllfl'171l17l. GORDON, PHILIP 763 Coney Island Avenue Research Expert Lafayette College Chemistry Club Q1 Termjg Indoor Track Squad. He mixed reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth. GRANOFF, BERNARD 618 Empire Boulevard Certified Public Accountant New York University Cheerleading Q3 Yearsj , Major E Qzjg Basketball Sport Group. They also serve who only stanzl and cheer. Q I Fifty-nine LJ Aja 'W 'l 1 Y fx Z-X 'T X 1' S A-Xf'xf'XfTAX -sf V v' 16 V' GREENBERG, PHILIP 858 East 47th Street Lawyer Brooklyn College Class Oiiicers' Association Q2 Termsj. True fricnils are like jewels, precious and rare. GREITZER, KEEVA 249 Martense Street Business Man Brooklyn College of L.I.U. Footballg Basketball, Indoor Baseballg Service Squad. If you wan! fo loole af a goofl fellow, lzrvtfii flook afj Gi'eif:z'1'. GRIEF, STANLEY 5501 xgth Avenue Business Man Business Lacrosse Q3 Yearsjg Ice Hockey Q1 Yearj. Whatever we may sug- Kffff Sfanlcy is willing Io :lo his best. GRIFFITHS, AUSTIN 662 East ZISK Street Business Man Business Intramural Championship Baseball, Volley Ball, Basket- ball. Actions speak louzlrr fban words. GURFEIN, JOSEPH 279 Ocean Avenue Civil Engineer Cooper Union President of X.Y.Z., Dutch- mang Varsity Football Qjjg Junior Orchestra 131. The mail 'llidfbfllldfl' cian. GUTERMAN, JACK 1105 East 19th Street Business Man Univ. of Pennsylvania Student Council Q5 Terms, Chairman :jg Press Club C5 Terms, President 3j. Sc'rvicf', bzil 'lLf'bFY'C,S ibc snzile? I-IALSTEAD, DONALD 1460 New York Avenue U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis Varsity Footballg Miss Traendly's Oiiiceg Class President Q5 Termsj. A banafsonze laa', aio- lrlic foo. HAMERSCHLAG, FRANK 272 Martense Avenue Civil Engineer Purdue Choral Club C3 Termsj, Class Day. Whriz his voice wills vigor rings, Hamlsonzr' is as haml- 507110 sings. HAMILTON, JOSEPH 18 Argyle Road Banker Manhattan College Baseballg Basketball, Foot- ball, Hockeyg Social Club. A fallow who says, Life s wortla while, You'll always sec' loim wiib a snzilv. HANDLER, PAUL 1136 Park Place Easy come, easy go, A 3M-year grail, you know. HARRIS, HERBERT 201 Linden Boulevard Doctor Richmond Numerals in Baseball, Bas- ketballg Physics Clubg Cam- era Club. Slsall we some :lay call him rlocfor? HECHT, JACK 1721 Ditmas Avenue Journalist Business Class Oiicers' Association Czjg Service Club CPatrol Captainj. Always at case, Docs his best fo please. Sixly I-xivnx tx 1153 f'Eflx!'Sv-!'S!fLT7,'E HEIDRICH, STEPHEN 1 East ioth Street Commercial Artist Business President of L.M.C. Art Club C2 Termsjg Erasmian Staff Artist Q1 Termjg Class Officers' Association. A rival for Rockwell Kent. HELLER, BERNARD 404 Ocean Avenue Doctor Brooklyn College Class Presidentg Class Vice- Presidentg Traffic Squad, Arch Patrol. Slow but sure. HENSAS, ARMAND 69 Gold Street Doctor CNavalj Fordham University Choral Club C2 Yearsjg Wrestling Group Q1 Termj. Varcinafed with a Vic- frola needle. Singing all the rlay. HIRSHKOWITZ, EMANUEL 1581 President Street Lawyer Bucknell University German Club C1 Yearj. Selling' tickets every rlay He'll get your money, make you pay. HOLMBERG, VICTOR 1093 East 17th Street Business Man Business Class President Q4Jg Dutch- man, Sports and Radio Junior Arista 121. When 1,111 fhe presi- zle11f. HOSKWITH, JEROME 344 Crown Street Business Man N.Y.U- Der Deutsche Verein CI Termjg Traffic Club Q2 Termsbg Arch Patrol. A small package of rheerfullless. HURWITZ, MURRAY 1180 President Street Lawyer Univ. of Penn. Physical Training Office Q1jg Traffic Squad Qrjg Volley Ball Champions. He'll always keep his witz abou! him. HUTIN, MELVIN 2223 East 38th Street Business Business Class Officer C1 Termjg Ser- vice Club, 101 Annex, C1 Tcrmjg Erasmian Repre- sentative Q2 Termsj. Patience is a remerly for every sorrow. HYMAN, STANLEY 1451 gznd Street Dramatic Critic University of Syracuse Aristag President of Biblio- phile Cal, President of Boughton Club for Writers. Infeiziions ehargerl with power. IADANZA, ANTHONY 9oo Rogers Avenue Business Man Business Bank Representative C6 monthsjg Intramural Soc- cer C6 monthsj. Never absent, never late in all his high school course. JACOBSON, JEROME I43S 46th Street Mechanical Engineer N.Y.U., Washington Sq. Track Team, 1933 lrjg Service Squad, 1934 Qijg Class Vice-President land Termj. Kid Dynamite. JACOBSON, ROY 917 Troy Avenue City College Senior Aristag Dutchman, Camera Club, Service Club' Chess Club, Year Book. Honest, Miss K1-um- mel, I lliflilif say any- ihiizg-yet, a Sixty-one 5 . , . f Y ' '31 , , f I : 57 Tw' .X 'Fi' ' 'xv' QVAX f 3571 ' X ,I xi! 72 JAFFEE, LEONARD 347 Midwood Street Forester and Specialize in Lumber Eng. University of California Class Oilicers' Association Q3J, numerals. Hope deferred maketh the heart sick. JARGOXVSKY, STANLEY 520 Crown Street Advertising N.Y.U. Cheer Leading Q4 Termsj 3 Information Oflice Q6 Termsjg Assistant Manager of Football, 1934 Q1 Tcrmjg Mr. MacLean's Office. Playhoy of Erasmus. JENKINS, DONALD 75 Lenox Road Business Man Business Aero Club Q3J, Secretary Qij, President Qijg Class O1Iicers' Association Q1j, Presidentg Traffic Squad Qzj. The first four years were the hardest. 519 East 4oth Street 4 Business Man Business Entered September, 1935. He came, he saw, he conquered. KAHANER, ABRAHAM 1075 East 16th Street Doctor Univ. of Washington Class Officers' Association Q4 Termsjg Basketball, J. V. Why worry work when work never worries you? KAI-IN, CYRIL 289 Empire Boulevard Doctor Univ. of Louisville Physical Examination Room. Striving onward toward his goal, Heis a conscientious soul. KAHN, ROBERT 1016 East 1 3th Street Rotarian Brooklyn College Footlighters C355 Class Day Committeeg Chess Team Qjbg Erasmian Q15 g Biblio- phile Q31 g Boughton Club C3 J. Full many ri gem- KALKSTEIN, MARTIN 39-46 17th Street, L. I. City Doctor North Carolina Senior Arista, Boy Leader X.Y.Z. Dutchman. Tho' mathematics is his forte, He's interested in every sport. KAUFMAN, PAUL IZO6 55th Street Physicist c.C.N.Y. Senior Arista, Physics Club, Presidentg Radio Clubg Year Book Committeeg Biology Laboratoryg Junior Arista. A good wit will make use of anything. KELLOGG, ROBERT 1032 Sterling Place Geologist Cornell Univ. Cross-Country QGradc VIIjg Alpha Hi-Yg Miss Camer- on's Officeg Intramural Base- ballg Service Club. A firm purpose is equal to the deed. KEOGI-I, FRANK THOMAS 1429 35th Street Lawyer St. Johns College Class Oficers' Association Q3 Termsjg Service Q1 Termjg Traffic Squad Q2 Termsjg Baseball. It's the Irish in me. KESTENBAUM, WILLIAM 231 East 26th Street Doctor of Optometry Penn. State Coll. of Opt. Class Oflicers' Association Qrjg Volley Ball Team Qrj, Intramural Numeralsg Swim- ming Team Q1J. Annoyingly quiet. Sixty-Iwo F 7 av' 1- X ,xx -g - X 1' S -5 f'i 1' sl'- ll ll -7 VL I v' 1 'Q -7 'Q KLEIN, DAVID 223 Martense Street Business Man L.I.U. Class Oflicer C3 Terms1g Junior Orchestrag Aero Clubg Apparatus Squadg Gym Secretary. None hut himself coulrl he his parallel. KOCH, HOWARD 162 Linden Boulevard Business Man Business Two Public School Athletic League Pins. He has more on his mind than yo1c'd think. KOLENSKI, ALEX 397 East 49th Street Business Man Business Traffic Squadg My Favorite Sports are Baseball and Football. He knows all the an- swers. KORNFELD, MORTIMER 834 Park Place Agricultural College Audubon Clubg Service Club CTrafHc and Service, 2 years1g President Grade II. I cl0n't say much, hut who knows what I think? KOTTLER, SEYMOUR 1523 40th Street Undecided He may he a little shy, But he's really a great guy. KRAMER, MORRIS 426 Linden Boulevard Furrier Fur Business Intramural Volley Ballg Ser- vice Squad. He 11-eeals 110 azlvertising, he speaks for himself. KRANZ, SHELDON III Montague Street Advertising Man N.Y.U. Erasmian C215 Bibliophile C315 Class Ofhcers' Associ- ation C11g Boughton C215 Dutchman C11. The art of reading is to skip juzliciozzsly. KURS, BERNARD H. 326 East 52nd Street Dentist N.Y.U. Service Club C21g Traic Club C115 Arch Patrol C115 Volley Ball Numerals C361 C115 Chemistry Club C11. Bzlhhling over with good spirit. LAITY, JOHN 2709 Clarendon Road Civil Engineer Business CTemporary1 A little 11o11sense now and then Is relished hy the hes! of men. LALLY, JOSEPH 652 47th Street Business Man College Swimming Team C3 Years1g Class President C3 Years1g Service Squad C1 Year1. An athleteg he jumps at conclusions. LAMPIASE, VINCENT 435 East 45th Street Business Man Soccer Cz Yers1g Sport Group C1 Year1. Dark is the shadow of dawn, But Lamp continues to shine. LANDOW, ALBERT 1994 Nostrand Avenue Motion Picture Cameraman N. Y. Inst. of Photography On Champion Basketball Team in Gym C7th Term1. A lazl with a hig heart in the right place. Sixty-three .iv - - -. v L - , - ,- - 9 Xu ,f lf I X 14:-X f V45 1 xv! fgi, ,Q R 5 LATTEMANN, ALFRED XV. 517 Rugby Road Business Man C.C.N.Y. Track Team CMajor E'jg Track Manager. A 1'11Ja'y ilrop of Wlllilly blood the surging seas ozdweighs. LEE, RICHARD 899 East 19th Street Oiiicer, U. S. Army West Point IOISE Cavalry Cadet Corps. S'111ili1zg ibrougla. LEFRAK, SAMUEL 877 Empire Boulevard Dentist Univ. of Penn. Football Squad, 1 term CTilden High Schoolj. Nothing to do and xfzends all of bis time doing it. LESSELBAUM, ARTHUR 1718 Avenue K Aeronautical Engineer Georgia Inst. of Tech. Dutchman Advisory Board C1 Termj. Whefz 11 111471 trier himself lloe 'verclict is 11111111131 l11 his favor. LEVENDIS, NICHOLAS P. 797 Prospect Place Undecided Qprobably adver- tising businessj Bklyn. Coll. Basketball, Tennis lOutside of Schooljg Class Officers' Association CVice-President, 6th Termjg Colinoil Club. O111' Greek a'r11bassaclor. LEXQINE, BENJAMIN S72 Ooxean Parkway Optometrist , 4 Seth Low -Ilnior College Service Club C215 Class ,Of- ficers' Association CI, Vice- Presidentjg J. V. Football. A11 amialale zlisposiiioa llllfll Il cheerful smile. LIBERTOFF, XVILFORD 349 Jefferson Avenue Dentist N-Y-U- Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Vox Classicag Member of thc Classica Sodalitasg Service Club Cz Termsj. He yields bimxelf fo life's sway. LIEBERMANN, RICHARD 411 East 7th Street Undecided Trinity College Erasmus Hall Book Commit- tee C5 Termsj g Choral Club la Termsjg Fencing Squad C1 Termj. Upon bis head so many boolu. LINEHAN, RAYMOND 268 Linden Boulevard Business Man Alabama College 4 Years Swimming QCap- tainj, City Championship. A sleepy one? Oh! 110, not be, be's just borezl f1'a11q11illify. LIONETTI, JOSEPH 137 Dahill Road Physical Training Teacher North Carolina z Years Varsity Football, 1 Year Junior Varsity Foot- ballg Class President. Wifh drive H1101 dash, O111' football flasla. LIPSKY, SETH 1764 Union Street Teacher C.C.N.Y. Footlightcrs Qrjg Camera Club lzjg Players Club 155. Every girl would walk ll mile, Not for I1 Camel, but for his smile. LLOYD, THEODORE 1723 Kimball Street Banker N.Y.U. Football CFavorite Sportsj. Co111111o11 sense is 110 60111111011 ibing. Sixfy-foiir 1 i'x 2' x ifx 1' X 1' ' 'g 'g 1'-H 1 sf 5' va 1 ll ,a- 7 V4 v, A ,Q LONDNER, BERNARD 655 St. Marks Avenue Business Man C.C.N.Y. Physical Training Ofiice Q1 Termjg Service Squad, Next to the tallest in the class, He's head :mil shoulrlers o'er the mass. LUBIN, SEYMOUR 815 East 14th Street Journalist Yale CID, Cornell C23 Erasmiang Social Science Science Club, Presidentg Dutchman, General Organi- zation Councilg Senate. A journalistic poet. MC HUGH, FRANK J. 349 Maple Street Business Man Business He gets what he goes after. MAHER, HERBERT If Hawthorne Street Electrical Engineer Columbia University Service Club of Montauk. Herbert is an iznibitious worker, Full of patience and not zz shirker. MAHER, JAMES 15 Hawthorne Street Wireless Operator Radio Institute Class Officers' Association, 33 Spanish Club fliertuliaj, 4. A seoufl never umrs his face. MALLOY, JOHN 1440 Bedford Avenue Electrical Engineer N.Y.U. CCame to Erasmus three terms ago from Glasgow, Scotlandj Soccer C21 He uiuuu be a gurle frienil, if ye elinnrz ken his ualzie. lV'lANN, ROBERT 390 Park Place Business Man Pratt Inst. Camera Club, Chess Clubg Aero Clubg Physics Club. He's going to make Crosby look for iz Val- lee to hizle in. lNlARESCA, RALPH 153 Clarkson Avenue Business Man C.C.N.Y. Baseball Medal Received, Volley Ball, Public School Athletic League Q1 Pinsj. A heml with French iileus. MARKINSON, IRVING 969 Montgomery Street Business Man Syracuse Trackg Class Presidentg Class Officers' Association, Stamp Club. The num behind the New York Times-in the quiet periozl. MARSH, MORRIS 820 Schenectady Avenue Artist Class Oflicers' Association C1 Termjg Erasmian Art. Morris iloes his 'work quite well, Anil all his friends think he is swell. MARSHALL, EDWARD 25 East 3ISC Street Business Man Undecided President of Class 1, 1, 4, 7, 8, Service Squad. Wazzteil! A uzicroscope to iletect his faults so we can knock him. MARSHALL, NORM ' o e 436 L1 Bio-Ch M . Q . Press lu 1 Termsjg tcllm 1 Termjg As- t t ager Swimming. N ev r trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you Sixty-fue yf1q,,,f's.-,X 1-IX ,fx ,v I -Xe X 1 I' filiffl Av 46 LX,4 -v' -:V -7s MATTSON, ARNOLD 4011 7th Avenue Business Man Business Not eorfeeiterl, just self-appreciative. MAYER, R I0 e d n an Alabama sit Baseb Q2 Yearsj. The wit and varsity man of 8823. 62442. .Erasmus Hall .8 MEADE, ROBERT 2537 Bedford Avenue Business Man Business We donlt want Monde any longer. He's 6'2H already. MEADOW, ARNOLD 510 Crown Street Columbia University Senior Arista, IQ Forum, 4g Bibliopliile, 35 Social Sci- ence Club, 25 Hebrew Club. Study und perseverance ultimately attain their goal. MESTEL, MORTON 1001 President Street Dentist Alabama Univ. Captain of Golf Team, 2 Yearsg Intramural Basket- ball Cbampionslaip, 2 Years, Intramural Volley Ball. Like tl gootl golfer, Straight and true. MICI-IELMAN, ROBERT 1428 43rd Street Movie Magnate Advertising Footballg Boxing, XVrest- ling, Good Books. Most ezzthusiusticnlly mm' g00Ll-1ZtIfZt1'L'tlljl af- ter eclueatiofz. MILLER, HAROLD IOI4 46th Street Business Man N.Y.U. Service Club, Basketball. Little said is soonest menrlcd. MILLER, JOHN 687 East 4tl1 Street Draftsman C.C.N.Y. Member of Class Ofiicers' Association, Gym Secretaryg Basketball 415, Volley Ball. An ideal Erasmian. He serves his school with willing spirit. MILSTEIN, LAWRENCE 575 Ocean Avenue Business Man U. of Ariz. CVD Football C135 Service Club C315 Class Officer QQ. A frieurl of the people. MINDLIN, ROBERT Ill East ZISI Street Science Teacher Brooklyn College Business Manager of Foot- lighters Q2 Termsj. Bob is happy, Bob is gayg We all hope he,ll stay that way. MOORE, LAWRENCE 2316 Bedford Avenue Business Man Business A knock for Moore is easy to find, But Etlelie with rl pitch- fork is sterzrling he- hirzfl. MOSS, SANFORD G. ISSO East 45th Street Aeronautical Engineer Brooklyn College Aero Clubg Class Officers, Clubg Forum. Like u rolling stone, he gathers 710 171055. Sixty-six X ja. l ' , I ljlX 1' x 1- X ,V X ,- v , 2 , 2 5 4, .AF 21 tg 5 1 5 1 Qi, 5 T if ,V gf .7 'Q MOYER, WILLIAM 1762 69th Street Teacher and Aviator Geneva College Grade 7 Oice Q11g Service Club 121g Arch Patrol U15 Gym Oliice Q31. A good scout to have ahout. MUDICK, CHESTER 1818 goth Street Doctor N.Y.U. or Bklyn. Coll. Basketballg Trackg Check- ers. Did you ever see a drea-in walking? NICKERSON, CHARLES 2211 Ditmas Avenue Business Man Business Vice-President, Grade Ig Locker Room Secretary. His heart is filled with great alarm, Wheiwrier he is called upon. NOTHEL, I-HENRY V. 1077 New York Avenue Chemist Brooklyn Coll. Soccer Squad C215 Miss Denhol1n's Oflice 111. Por his a jolly good fellow. OKARTNIA, THEODORE 1415 Locust Avenue Bacteriologist L.I.U. Varsity Basketballg Fresh- man Baseballg Class Oilicerg Senior Celebrity Committeeg Gym Secretary. Handsome and then some. OLNISTEAD, BERNARD 248 East 28th Street Business Man Business Freshman Baseball Q11 5 Class Officers' Association 1215 Service Club 151. School daze, school daze, good old golden rule daze. O'REILLY, FRANK 399 Coney Island Avenue Business Man Service Club C2 Terms1g Freshman Baseballg Hi-Y. Some get fame and hon- orable mention, But all I got was lots of detention. ORENSTEIN, FRANK E. 240 Crown Street Dartmouth Class Day Committee C11g Senior Arista C215 Miss Hodgdon OHice C115 Fresh- man Advisory Board 111g Canvassing Committee Q41. A hrisle little whafsit. PARIS, ROBERT 702 44th Street Chemical Engineer Brooklyn College Swimming Team Q4 Years1g Four Major E's,'g Captain of Swimming Team. And they plaster Paris. PASHCOW, MILTON 610 Linden Boulevard Veterinarian Bklyn. Coll. Inst a great big silent he fheej nzan. PELL, LEONARD , 20 East 18th Street Chemical Engineer C.C.N.Y. Physics Club. A hay of sterling char- acter. PELTIER, PAUL 201 Linden Boulevard Naval Officer Annapolis Apparatus Squad, 3 Termsg Aero Clubg Gym Volley Ball Team. Puck masquerading. Sixtysereiz E 91 TA-iw! jotx 1 3X fix LX flxf ' IATY' TQ PETERMAN, ALLEN 395 East 48th Street Business Man N.Y.U. Chess Club, one term. Allan is zz quief yozlfh, Never boisterous or 1111- eozzfb. PETERSON, CORRI 91 East 18th Street Captain Merchant Marine Physical Examination, Room 67. His fb0Ilgbf.Y always wamler for new worlrls fo c011q111'1'. PETTIT, GEORGE B. 410 East 8th Street Musician Wlieaton College Swimmingg Choral Clubg Soccerg Orchestrag Bandg Brass Quartetteg Chess Club. Ye originele one mmi bnml. PHILLIPS, BORIS 1314 42nd Street My interests: Lexieographyg Organic Chemistryg Verte- brate Anatomyg Photogra- phy. The ambnlufzt lexicon. PIAZZA, FRANK 1210 40th Street Business Man C.C.N.Y. Baseball, Junior Varsity 111. He has too muck to My, Bm' we like him that way. PLOTKIN, HOWARD 1628 East 22nd Street Teacher Bklyn. College Lacrosse C1 Yearjg Social Science Club C1 Termjg 36,' for Volley Ball. Your purchase of .1 football fieleet is rr- qzzesfezlf' POLL, GEORGE 1569 Ocean Avenue Advertising Manager Seth Low Junior College 2 Years Football Team, ,34 and ,355 3 Years Track Team, ,34 and ,35. Why should life all la- llor' be? POLLACK, SIDNEY 971 58th Street Certified Public Accountant Brooklyn College Chess Club 131. His cerebral 7lI!IglIif7lI16' is out of proporfiovi fo bix beigbi. POLLER, DAVID 2354 84th Street Aeronautical Engineer University of Alabama Service Club Qzjg Favorite Pastime, Football. Let a smile be your umlfrella. PRESS, MOE IOOI Dorchester Road Geologist Bklyn. College Favorite Sport: Track. Quiet ami 1l11llSSZL'WLi11fg, at limes. PRICE, FRED 427 Eastern Parkway Physical Education Teacher Geo. Washington Univ. Baseball, 3 Yearsg Soccer, 3 Yearsg Freshman Baseballg Freshman Basketball. What Price good looks? QUEEN, EMIL 4623 15th Avenue Dentist Seth Low Junior Coll., Columbia Secretary, Physical Training Office C115 Commendation Cards Cijg Hobbies: Stamp and Coin Collecting. His Majexty. Sixly-eigbf if x ,TL-X jksx ,lx if' V IS I -5 1' S 1351? x -P' QUINN, ARTHUR MARTIN 322 East 16th Street Author Fordham Univ. Arista C5 TermsDg Program Committee C7D 3 Service Club C7Dg Gym Secretary. Om' little helpful my of surzsbinv? RADLER, PAUL 208 East 39th Street Air-Conditioning Engineer Varsity Soccer, Varsity Wrestlingg Organizer and ISI President, Arch Patrolg Class Officers' Association. Soccer is his 11zin'dle 1mmr. RAPPAPORT, JULIUS 812 Ditmas Avenue Lawyer N.Y.U. Service Club C1Dg Intramu- ral Basketball, Intramural Valley Ball. He'll bc rnppi1zg', from zz bench some day. READER, GEORGE G. 434 Argyle Road Doctor Cornell Univ. Dutchmang Senior Arista, Physics Club, Seeretaryg Hi-Y Alpha Chapterg Ap- paratus Sport Group. There is one proof of ability: action. REINHOLD, CHARLES 341 Lenox Road Certified Public Accountant L.I.U. Student Book Committee CSD, EH Ping Health Edu- cation Department C2D. Tall, dark, meibodirul. REINSTEIN, EUGENE I63I goth Street Business Man N.Y.U. School of Com. Miss Luth's Ofiice, 103 C4 TermsDg Football C2 YearsDg XVrestling C1 TermD. Bum B1'u11z11zcl,' of 8823. REITZ, SPENCER Z2 Eighth Avenue Naval Officer U, S. Naval Academy Varsity Lacrosse, Miss Traendly's Olfice C4 TermsDg Class President. The fume of some lies Il0f in books. REPETTI, EDWARD 718 Foster Avenue Civil Engineer Athletics in General CEoot- ball FavoriteDg Radio Club Member C3 TermsDg Ser- vice Clubg Arch Patrol, Little sjwcwcb and lliflfb fbollghf. RIFKIN, LEONARD 1249 Ocean Avenue D.V.M. Cornell Univ. Forum CID, Amateur As- tronomers C3D Vice-Presi- dent, Physics C1Dg Student Council C1D. Ht' gave frr'e'Iy of bis time am! :rr-vice foo. RITZ, ARTHUR 1902 Cortelyou Road Orthodontist Princeton Track C1Dg Fencing C1Dg Class Officers' Association CzDg Service Club CID. Men of few words are oft toe best. ROBERTS, PERCY 2141 East 47th Street Business Man Business Baseball, Chemistryg Service Club. WlJllf,X in zz mrnzv? ROSEN, JOSEPH 956 Montgomery Street Business Man N.Y.U. Service Club. Opiimist, be knows noi fbc 7l1l'lll1Cl1g of worry. Sixfy-fzilze lilzlsljl s 7' 1X fix 1 hx 'i' . fig ,-5 v' 3' -7' Q RUBIN, EUGENE 4607 Snyder Avenue Accountant C.C.N.Y. Arista, Senior Qij, Junior Qzjg X.Y.Z. Club C313 Clas- sica Sodalitas C355 Latin Medalg Service Club CID. Some :lay he'll grow up to he any infant procligy. RUBIN, NORMAN 372 East 16th Street Business Man Farming Business Service Squadg Chess Clubg Baseball CHobbyj g Ping Pong llolobbyj. They conquer who he- lievc they can. RUOFF, JAMES 265 Newkirk Avenue Business Man Business Baseball. A promising studentg always promisiizg to do better. RUTSTEIN, BURTON 570 Rugby Road Business Man Bklyn. Coll. Cheerleading C5 Termsjg Footlighters C3 Termsj 5 Track Team C4 Termsj. Sea fever. . SACHAR, RICHARD 901 Washington Avenue Business Man Undecided Football C3 Yearsjg Captain of Football Team, '35g Freshman Baseball C1 Yearj. Actions speak lonalcr than worzls. SALZMAN, CHARLES 638 Linden Boulevard Electrical Engineer Polytech Inst. Commencement Committeeg Class Day Exercises CPlayjg Radio Clubg Chemistry. To him mathenzatics is but a pastime. SAVARESE, FRANCIS 403 East 29th Street Teacher Undecided Traffic Squad C1 Termjg Service in 101 C1 Termj. It is true his hair is reflg but he can surely use his hrarl. SCHECHTER, LEO 649 Hawthorne Street Lawyer L.I.U. Self-possession is the backbone of authority. SCI-IILDKRAUT, HAROLD 1354 East 7th Street Lawyer Seth Low Coll. Like History and Economic best. A la Li11a'y-always up in the air. SCHLACHTER, GEORGE 5207 zoth Avenue Commercial Artist Cooper Union He had nothing to do, so he :lid it at Erasmus. SCHMARTZ, CHARLES 1048 Union Street C.C.N.Y. Senior Aristag Chess Team 1115 Miss Molendyk's Of- fice Qrjg Chess Club C3Jg Service Club Cap. Virgil and he are like similar magnetic poles. SCHMIDT, CHRIS. 337 East 28th Street Business Man Business School The Xila Art Club C355 Sports C7j. Strong reasons make strong actions. Seventy 1'x fvx fix 145 I' gf-5.7-g ,V 5 -- 7 T' ' T yi vt 5 477: SCHNEIDERMAN, ELLIOTT 1247 Avenue V Dentist N.Y.U. Trafhc Squadg Service, 101. He that hears himself like a gentleman Is worthy to he called a gentleman. SCHULTZ, JEROME 1061 East 4th Street Lawyer Rutgers Univ. Service Squad. Rich in saving com- mon sense. SCHWARTZ, IRVING 451 Kingston Avenue Doctor N.Y.U. Office, 101 Q1 Terrnjg Serv- ice Club Cz Termsjg Tick- et Representative Q1 Termj. When is Dr. Schwartz angry? When he's out of patience. SCHWARTZ, SELIG 1719 48th Street Business Man No. Carolina Univ. Intramural: Basketball C115 Volley Ball Qzjg Baseball. In X818 he's best clad, He's a very well dressed lad. SCLAWY, IRVING 189 East 35th Street Business Man Secretary of Arch Patrol Clubg Treasurer of Arch Patrol Clubg Class Officers' Association Qzjg Service. A hoy with a pleasant smile for every one. SEIPELT, HENRY II23 New York Avenue Cartoonisc Business Class Oiicers' Association C1 Yearjg Intramural Baseball Q1 Yearjg Intramural Bas- ketball C1 Yearj. Of Iob's great patience he has a goodly share. SERRELL, THOMAS 1539 East 14th Street Business Man Class President, 2 Yearsg Class Vice-President, 1 Year. Happiness, not wrath, Is left in his path. SHERMAN, SIDNEY 1905 Douglass Street Lawyer or Mechanic Bklyn. Coll. Handball Czj, Major Eng Basketball Qrj, Groupg Vol- ley Ball C4j, ISI Teamg Football, interested in. A promising student. SHILLER, JOSEPH 636 Empire Boulevard Business Man N.Y.U. junior Orchestrag Junior Arista. Great minds run in circles. SIESER, IRVING 1573 40th Street Artist Pratt Institute Erasmian Art Club, 4 Termsg Art Service Club. ' Painting pictures is his V line, ' As an artist he's very fine. SIGMAN, GILBERT 4433 18th Avenue Doctor Bklyn. Coll. Member of the Chess Club, 6 Termsg Physical Exam- iner in Gym Department, I Termg Captain of Chess Team, 3 Terms. Respect him! He plays chess. SILVERMAN, HAROLD 1311 40th Street Journalist Bklyn. Coll. Poetry Clubg Arch Patrolg Mr. Stratton's Oiliceg Ser- vice Clubg Oice Clerk, 101. His happy disposition will help him achieve his ambition. Seventy-one F 1 I WX ITLX 2,3 flb il' 4575 1-5 1:35 lg F' 1 . -7 V -r' 3' -7' s. SILVERMAN, LEO 3124 Church Avenue Social Scientist N.Y.U, Wasliington Sq. Junior Orchestra C3,Q Band Czjg Dutchman Staff Crjg Senior Orchestra C315 Mu- sic Award. Supplies loo! air for wind irzstrzzmevzts. SIMON, JACK 320 Eastern Parkway C.C. . Senior Arista Czjg Chess Team Crjg Track S Crjg Miss Hodgdon's Of- fice C135 Chess Club C3DQ Mr. Davidson's Office Czj. The Sfzjzer-Sulesmmz. SLIPPER, BRUCE 16 Winthrop Street Business Man Business Choral Clubg Miss Traend- ly's Office. Avoid all hasfeg calm- ness is an essential in- gredient of Iiolifeness. SMITH, ALFRED 1981 East 27th Street Chemical Engineer Michigan Arch Patrolg Grade Advis- erls Officeg Football Ticket Representativeg Bank Staffg Dutchman Salesman. He's just zz liille Alf. SMITH,i GRO I East 4 e orporation aw e gers Univ. d ook Committeeg Received Organization E'. Ge0rge's strongest point is his 'lUCL'k-67151. SOMER, HAROLD 507 Avenue M Business Man Seth Low Junior Coll. Class Secretary C135 Favor- ite Subject: Historyg Favor- ite Sports: Swimming, Hand- ballg Basketball Numerzlls. Heard bn! not seen. SORRENTINO, ERNEST zzz East 43rd Street Engineer Bklyn. Coll. Service Club C1 Termjg Li- brary Assistant C3 Termsjg Spanish Club C3 Terrnsjg Players Club C3 Termsj. The i'lI1l70l'fl77IL'L' of bc'- ing Ernest. SPECTOR, JOSEPH 601 Bay Parkway Lawyer N.Y.U. Ticket Representntiveg Class President C6th Gradej g Dutchman Representative. A lnwym' wifbozzf bis- fory or IffC'!'llf1l1'0 is fl 11zz'ebn11ic. SPILLANE, MORRISON 1211 Church Avenue Doctor Rutgers Entered September, 1935. By the przllette and brush, Here's one who could amount to mucla. STEINBERG, ROBERT 794 Troy Avenue Business Man Bklyn. Coll. Mr. MacLean's Office C155 Favorite Sport: Basketballg Class Officers' Association C155 Ticket Representative. Resozzrceful, and well- liked. STEINBOCK, RUBIN IIOZ Glenwood Road Bklyn. Night Coll. Veni, afidi, ll STEINER, STANLEY 235 East znd Street Newspaperman Central School of Bus. and Arts Varsity Soccer C113 Swim- ming Squad Crj 5 Press Club, World-Telegram Representa- tiveg Dutchman. Calm yourself. Sezfefzzy-zwa 3 . I' x ljx X ZAQX I 'S 'X ,,X,Q uv - T .T J -f .f v STONE, EDWARD 759 East 17th Street Business Man Business and N.Y.U. Night School Office Assistantg Service Clubg Traflic Squad. Napoleon was small too, STRAKOWSKY, LEONARD 199 East End Street, New York City Business Man C.C.N.Y. Commerce Center Physics Clubg Arch Patrolg Service Club Q3rd Termj. A lover of sports. STRANGMEYER, LEONARD ISI7 Nostrand Avenue Chem. Eng. Cooper Union Arista Q7 Termsjg Choral Club C51 Hi-Y Alpha President Grade VIII. Well timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. STRAUSS, ROBERT M. 240 Crown Street Business Man Bklyn. Coll. Class Day Committeeg Sen- ior Arista Cijg General Or- ganization Canvassing Com- mittee f4j Junior Arista. Deeply engzrgefl in idle- ness. SULLEY, JOSEPH 1681 Flatbush Avenue Business Dutchman Czj g Senior Arista frj. Chess Club Speech is ll 11zirro1' of the sofulg As a man szerrks so is , be SZOLLOSY, JULIUS 1806 48th Street Business Man C.C.N.Y. CNightj Numerals in Basketball, Baseballg Member of Class Officers' Association, Class President C215 Arch Patrol. Mussolini is after you. TABORISKY, ALFRED 619 Montgomery Street Doctor Syracuse Junior Orchestrag Senior Orchestrag Secretary for Mr. Crooheg Secretary for Mr. Sullivang Physiography. Erasmus Hall's unex- ploitezl resources. TISCH, HARRY C. 678 East 37lfl'l Street Business Man Business Personality in reality. TRANEN, ARNOLD 2162 East znd Street Business Man Business President of Junior Orches- tra C4 Termsjg Senior Or- chestra C3 Termsjg Service Squad Cz Termsj. Life is iz song. TRENCHER, SIDNEY 2 1 1 1 Westbury Court Camer Cinematographer Si, Vice- r d nt Q3 Ter s . ic as his th ugh ' ape I 1' good Sid. ERO, GEORGE 409 East 2ISt Street Business Man College Undecided Gymnasium Secretary QThis Termjg Last Term's Puppet Play f Subway Manianj. Affable and courteous, II ge1ztlemn1z. TULLMAN, HAROLD 1983 East 7th Street Lawyer St. Johns Track Q1jg Stamp Club Qrjg Class Vice-President. Speed is a virtue he does not lack, For, you see, l9e's on the track. Sezfefzty-tffree I - 1' S ljgx 'Ti' 'I-Q fi 11X 1' I L lg,- sv -vi! 'T -7 s VARONE, ARTHUR A. II38 44th Street Business Man C.C.N.Y. CEveningJ Old Failhfulf' WACHSMAN, MARTIN 909 49th Street Doctor N.Y.U. Basketball Q1 Termj, Intra- muralg Volley Ball Q2 Termsj, Intramuralg Base- ball C1 Termj, Intramural. What a fufnrc. WAINWRIGHT, CHESTER 4121 Kings Highway Business Man Business Class Officers' Association Cxjg Swimming Squad Qzjg Intramural Basketball Team Q1jg Service Squad Qzj. Silence reigns Silflfflllf. WALKER, HENRY 1060 East gth Street N.Y.U. Chemistry Clubg Intramural Sport. Hwzry bas many a fricnri, Whdll swear by him fo ibe 1'f'ry and. XVAX, JACK 1336 53rd Street Advertiser Univ. of Southern Calif. Basketball Sport Groupg Economicsg Ping Pong. Why do today what you can put of fill tomorrow. WEINER, SEYMOUR 4710 Avenue I Business Man Business Senate Debating Society QD, President C115 Member of School Debating Team fzjg Captain C115 Pan-American. A fllfllfl' Sfuafor, are hope. WEINPER, PHILBERT 650 Rogers Avenue Certified Public Accountant C.C.N.Y. junior Varsity in Football and Basketball Q11 in Pel- ham Memorial High. If quietness were talent, bfi!! be giffcd. WEINSTEIN, ALFRED 679 Montgomery Street Cartoonist Art School Member of the Forum De- bating Clubg one of the semi-finalists in Roosevelt Speechg German Club. Full of dafes. Loves bis- fory. XVEINSTEIN, SOL 751 Linden Boulevard Business Man Band, 5 Termsg Orchestra, 4 Termsg Service Squadg Swimmingg Baseball. rrAfCilI6'71t,, on youth. WEINSTOCK, BENJAMIN 1257 44th Street Horticulturist Cornell Coll. of Agric. Senior Arista Czj. If keep bis seat would this Baan Brzzmmcl, 'Twonld be a relief for our Miss Krnvnmel. WEITSEN, MARTIN 4724 Avenue K Journalist Business School Footballg Freshman Track. All Ike king's laorscs and all the l1ing's men co11Idn't drag kim back again. WEITZ, SIDNEY 850 41nd Street Commercial Artist Cooper Union Year Book Art Staifg Miss Denholm's Office. His willingness nzakcs one wonzlvr wbatber ft7IIZp01't17Ili'l1f is 1lL'Cl'S- xary in an a1'l'isf. S61'E7Zlj'-f0ll1' l ?-V X l'x 1' S I' g ' f's 1' Sl V le Q -7, vi I sv, qi' ,Q W: WELBER, DANIEL 290 East and Street Accountant St. Johns Univ. Junior Orchestra, 3, Termsg Traffic Squad, 1 Term, In- tramural Volley Ball and Soft Ballg Dutchman Staff. Tired 11df1H'6',S sweet re- storer, balmy sleep! WENSLEY, ROBERT rzoz Glenwood Road Business Man Univ. of Penn. Swimming Sport Groupg Class Oificers' Association, Service Club. A wealth of friends to vouch for his ability. WERNICK, MURRAY 87 East 3ISE Street Economist Bklyn. Coll. Senior Arista C113 Chemis- try Club Cljg Fencing Squad Cljg Service Club fil- Where have you been for the past four years? WERTHMAN, SAM 407 Ditmas Avenue Accountant Bklyn. Coll. Baseball, Numeralsg Basket- ball, Numeralsg Lacrosse. I leave my character behind me. WHELAN, CHARLES 274 Linden Boulevard Hi-Y, Alpha, Miss Luth's Office, 4 Terms. Silence is deep as eter- nity, speech is as shal- low as time. WHITING, HOWARD L. 353 Ocean Avenue Business Man CSalesmanj Business Lacrosse, 2 years. Not too quiet, not a studious lad, But as good a friend as ever you had. NVIEPERT, FRED 1750 Kimball Street Bklyn. Coll. Alpha Chapter Hi-Y C353 Astronomy Club CU, Pro- gram Committee Cgjg Jun- ior Arista CID. A clear conscience makes one quite serene. WIER, JOHN 578 5th Street U. S. Naval Academy Lacross, 1 Yearg Ice Hock- ey, 1 Yearg Miss Denholm's Ofhce, 2 Terms. An able man shows his spirit by gentle words and resolute actions. WILLBACH, JEROME LEONARD II Clara Street Entomologist Cornell Agric. Audubon Club C215 Service Club Czjg Tralhc Squad Czjg Football Crjg Gym. The first years of man must make provision for the last. WILLIAMS, WALTER I308 Rogers Avenue Undecided Undecided Footlightersg Swimming Teamg Service Club Mem- ber. Our future Barrymore. WILLIAMSON, JOSEPH 2610 Newkirk Avenue Business Man Pace Inst. Football, 1'35 g junior Var- sity Football, 33 g La- crosse, l'55 g Junior Varsity Lacrosse, 34 5 Track, Activity and nzelanf choly are incompatible. WILSON, JOSEPH 1664 Kimbal Street Business Man Have yon 5111119107194 your wits from wool- gathering? Seventy-Jive UQ: l nr-I 'xfiqx in-X 'X ' 4Xlg.x!'x1p- J E' - I . T l V v- if v WINKLER, GILBERT 793 Argyle Road Aeronautical Engineering Guggenheim Sch. of Aero. Aero Clubg Camera Club. Taking piciiires, 7710fI- sling planes An infinite capacity for faking pains. WOODS, JOSEPH 2205 Foster Avenue Enter Business Winner of sterling silver Public School Athletic League Ping Physics Club. Fordham School of Bus. Call him l2iillrl. YELOWITZ, LAWRENCE 87 Graham Avenue Civil Engineer Bklyn. Coll. Service Club C113 Favorite Sport: Football. Caesar died lzrcansc he 'LUJIJ amhiiiolls. Yvlo- witz will Iiw 011 for- ever. YODOWITZ, EMANUEL 798 Rogers Avenue Lawyer St. Johns Track Teamg Service fx Termjg Volley Ball Cham- pionship Teamg 2 Numeralsg Intramural Baseball Team. Always cooperating, he has won many friauils. ZELKOVSKY, ALEXANDER 324 East 9th Street Radio Engineer Y.M.C.A. Sch. of Radio Capt. Intramural Baseball. Very tall aml very lrloiifl, Of him we all are wry fozzal. ZELLNER, JACK IO42 Union Street journalist School of jour. Poetry Club C753 Track Squad Qjg Editor of Lan- ternl' Qzjg Mr. MacLean's Oice Q7jg Class Ofiicers' Associationg Service Club. I wuz rohbezlf' l ZIEGERT, WILLIAM E. 1736 Flatbush Avenue Chemical Engineer Pratt Inst. Annex Principal, Boyls Day, ist Term. As ifllz' as rz painlvd ship Upon a paizzfcil ocean. ZIMMERMAN, LE ROY J. 781 Troy Avenue Dentist C.C.N.Y. QEveningj Aero Clubg Apparatus Sport Groupg Class President QI Termjg Camera Club. Why shozilil life all la- hor he? ZXVEIG, HENRY 31 East SISC Street Business Man N.Y.U. School of Com. Service Club Q2 Termsjg Physical Training Depart- ment. Ill all things Okay, VW' like him fha! way. ZUCKER, SIDNEY 4818 Clarendon Road Aeronautical Engineer N.Y.U. CHeightsj Forumg Service Clubg Traekg Aero Club. A gooil sport in a quiet way. WOLF, HOWARD 789 St. Marks Avenue Doctor Cornell niv Footlighters c3JQ Ch l Club C555 Senate C2 g - tramural Track. Many fhings clijiczill I0 ilesign, prow easy of jierfornzaiicc. WOLLEBEN, JOHN 3507 Snyder Avenue Doctor St. Johns Univ. Class Officers' Association C1 Termj. Fine and mellow, A right nice fellow. Sezezzty-fix f'X Q 1 ' 2 5-V y X,,f2,X 1' X f Xvj' 7vffX ' 'xv-fi Xvfli A MESSAGE p It is pleasant of you, my old friends, to ask me to say a good-bye Word to you, and F11 do it. One hears often that the younger generation laughs at advice from its elders, that it Wants to learn of its own experience. Yet I imagine no one of you would care to eat the food of a beginning cook who re- fused to look at a recipe. We all must accept advice that sounds sen- sible and reject the rest. Your de- cision rests with yourselves. I Wish to say simply that you cannot improve the government and the Welfare of your country, unless you accept the responsibility of citi- zenship equally With its privileges. The Greeks under Solon had a good law, that the man Who had the right to vote and did not vote lost his citi- zenship. Get the right meaning of patriotism: to live your life to the best of your ability, every day, every month, every year. Were that practice general, all graft would be eliminated, for one thing. You cannot be Weak and dishonest and expect your leaders to be upright. The strength of a nation rests upon the honor and character of its indi- vidual citizens. Hail and Fczrewelll J. HERBERT Low Seventy-Jezfen A il N Q 77'X ITQHX l2rY 'ga-X 1' W flfr-f'S 1115 I 1 THE YEAR BOOK STAFF A Sezffzfy-eigfyz I lX I lux jx - F I 67 Eflx 'RJ' xv THE YEAR BooK STAFF George G. Reader Editor-irz-Chief LITERARY Robert Benjamin Hortense Mandiberg Florence Engel Marie Miesse Sylvia Fain Dorothy Speake Seymour Lubin Joseph Sulley Sidney Weitz GENERAL Ward Austin Egbert Bowling Arthur Balensiefer Stephen Heidrich Estelle Bloch Paul Kaufman Leonard Strangmeyer ATHLETICS Beatrice McConville Martin Kalkstein Ray Jacobson BUSINESS Charlotte Finkelstein PHOTOGRAPHY Sidney Trencher Miss Florence E. Denholm Fczculzfy Aflviser CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Joseph Gurfein Arthur Balensiefer Seymour Weiner Janessa Land Jean Wehmann John Miller Bernard Kurs Anna Briskin Marion Hattrick Selma Schwartz Sobitha Clouse Eugene Reinstein Olive Gill Luke Clarke Blanche Zinn Arnold Cohen Humphrey Plant Sezfenty-nine Af -11:1 n 1 1 - x 1- x 1' x ' x 1' ' vs ff Sl' 3, li ll wi l Sv-l 4 67, The committee responsible for the production of this book consisted of those members of the grade who gave willingly of their time, knowledge, and ability in preparing and coordinating material. They have striven to give to the class the best year book ever produced by students of Erasmus Hall. We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to the following: Miss Olive Ewing Place and Miss Hazel Fisk, for their helpful criticism of the literary material. The Erasmian Staff for their time and trouble in locating certain cuts and for lending us these cuts. The Schneider Studios and The Chesterield Publishing Company for their cooperation. Harold Sandak for the Class Day picture. The official class teachers of Grade 8 for their continued interest. Mr. Latham who has taken charge of Year Book Funds. Eigfyly 1 , I' X 1' X ' f X I' ' 5 1' ' 1' slv' b, 4- , ,ai l.4rX 1.2 , wg lgvj S ,Q Ctfxss HisToRY ' to HE illustrious Class of January ,36 began its unparalleled existence J 1 as green as any other Freshmen, but, let us tell you, we are proud of that fact because green things grow prodigiously. QE , When Rosy-Fingered Aurora appeared in the horizon, many 59 of us were seen boarding the Church Avenue trolley and rattling out to the sparsely settled regions of Fast Flatbush. There we drank in learning and school spirit in gulps. Though the annex was a mon- strous chunk of unrelieved yellow brick, it had certain aesthetics about it which the memory retains with some fondness. Will anyone ever forget the sweet coo of the asylum siren neatly punctuating a recitation? When June came, bringing short pants and ice cream vendors, we grew very tense about Regents, only to find that first termers take none. In September we marched enthusiastically and with a sense of fulfillment under the Arch. As second termers we were grouped into travelling classes. We travelled. One year's experience with us proved to the faculty the almost superhuman ability of the rhetorical power which was inherent in us. Our Sophomore year was replete with hours spent attempting to persuade Miss Hodgdon that we had been in school on time, but had fallen into the pool before we could get to class. It was in this year that three hundred Junior High School students joined our class, swelling our already generous ranks. Our presence ushered in a wave of reform. Many improvements were made in the school. Noteworthy among them were the new type Erasmian, the change in the method of electing General Organization officers by eliminating stump speeches and other forms of ballyhoo, and the formation of the Freshman Advisory Committee. All was not work, however, for this noble class. The locker room was our happy hunting ground. Three times daily we played football or enacted the French Revolution in the locker aisles. Queensberry would have wept to see our conflicts in which the only law was self-preservation. We came to the end of this year with the sad knowledge that We were to be divorced forever from our beloved music periods spent in lusty zoo-zashing and zoom-zooming. Eighty-one s1'x1'x ' f L ' l 'iq ? 4 ,Qi I X I-QS 1 Al jvsf- S ,X uf -ef if v gf Xa! T It was in our Junior year that our old friend, Dr. Low, left us. His retire- ment was a real blow to all. However, his burdens of oflice were taken over by Dr. McNeill, who had made his influence felt during the absence of Dr. Low on his sabbatical leave. Therefore, our relations with headquarters remained cordial. A new element, in the form of a flagpole, was introduced to the campus. Many adopted this as a meeting place while others remained faithful to Dessyv and the Arch. Club life and activities began to interest us. The class officers were now able to take an active part in the Class Officers. Association. Almost everyone belonged to the General Organization, subscribed to The Erasmian, and took home a copy of The Dutchman every week. There was a steady influx of contributions to these periodicals, and several were accepted. In fact, we were represented on the Erasmian staff by at least six members of our grade. Having mastered the intricacies of music and hygiene, we turned our thoughts to the more serious task of learning to speak correctly. So great was our intellectual capacity, that the majority of us were able to master the ditties of Theophilus Thistle and Betty, who bought a bit 0' butter. After the gruelling strain of three years of rapid development, we attained the dignity of Seniors. We lent our benignant presences to practically every club. There was no important board or committee that we didn't grace. Although no members of our grade took office in the General Organization, we were given our rightful membership on the Dutchman staff. Ninety of our grade reluctantly left us in order to graduate in June. Even though deprived thus of some very fine students, we still had an infinite store of prestige and honor. Such names as Leonard Strangmeyer, Betty McConVille, Martin Kalkstein, Dorothy Speake, Florence Engle, George Reader, Edith Schill- inger, Walter Bernstein, Stanley Hyman, and a score of others are among the Stars that brighten the firmament of '36, SYLVIA I. PAIN MARIE L. MIESSE JOSEPH F. SULLEY Eighty-two 1-X llX l'X 'X I' g!'Sl' ,li ,l- 3, 4 AP fl g dy 7 Dear Miss Denholm: I have clipped Joseph Sulley's popular column, P in R, from a newspaper of October zo, 1950. I arn sure that you will be interested in anything con cerning the Class of January I936. PEOPLE IN REVIEW By JOSEPH SULLY Hello, all you charming New Yorkers. Here's your tried and worn journalist back again, thrilled and excited after one of the most successful premieres it has been my pleasure to write about. I say successful because not only was the play an excellent one, but so was the cast of 'First Nighters' that assemb-led, a cast to make the most blase heart jump a few beats. 'Wfidows Might' is the name of the play. Don't miss it, for it is one of the Hnest things that these world-weary eyes of mine have seen for many a day. It was written by Walter Bernstein, directed by W. B. and Stanley Hyman, scenery and costuming done by Helen Shapiro, and it is starring Robert Kahn and the lovely Jean Wehmann-a cleverly written and not too subtle farce. It is the sort of thing one would like to write and very rarely does. Congratu- lations, W. B.! I knew you when! And the audience-what an audience! The wizard of high finance and the possessor of a sardonic smile, Mr. Leonard Strangmeyer, was very much in evidence in the first row. Dr. George Reader, a fellow of the American College of Surgeons, was with him. Benjamin Weinstock was there, too. I didn't see much of him since he was with four very beautiful young ladies, yet he still tried to catch the un- catchable of Edith Schillinger. He should know better, for Edith's escort CI promised not to print his namej had her undivided attention. Successful Sylvia Smith and her swains nodded and smiled at me. A nice gal is Sylvia. Orchids for Charlotte Finkelsteinf and she was wearing themj. She doesn't think I know about it, but her social service work which she does on the side, is one of the nicest things I know about her. CAside to the Ladies-Fashion Note:-June Lauer wore a new shade of green that's a knockoutj. I was surprised to see the candidate for Governor in the second row, but I suppose even Mr. David Feldstein needs recreation. Dorothy Speake and her publisher were looking very pleased about something. Dorothy's latest book of verse will be out next month. We're all proud of Dorothy! Helen Lieberman started a vogue last night by wearing a lorgnette suspended from her wrist. Dangerous, I call it, but then again, so is Helen. Betty McConville was there, just back from her European trip. The Olympic champ, Rita Raymond, was talking to Janice Thralls very earnestly during the intermission. Janice, as you know, runs a hockey team, plays herself, edits a woman's magazine, and never looks bored. Itls good knowing Janice, she makes you feel energetic. Dick Sachar pre- dicts great things for his team this year. Robert Benjamin says, 'Hellof Hels back safe and sound from his third round-the-world trip, fascinating Lillian Stutter. Florence Spector, representing musical comedy, is wearing her hair in a new way. Looking very personable were the personable Lorraine McSherry and Dorothy Harper. Stephen Heidrich is leaving for Paris next week, to found a new school of painting. Senator Seymour Weiner was arguing with the insistent Sidney Trencher. The modest Mr. Weiner refused to have his picture taken. With him was Dr. Martin Kalkstein, who has just become head of the American Medical Association. It,s good fun reading about the people you know and like, isn,t it? You ask me what I arn doing with myself. Well, I am still thinking of the Great American Noveln, but I find taking care of a family is much more fun. Si11CE1'6'I3 yours, FLORENCE ENGEL Eighty-Ibree F . n a 'ZX 1'X ' Q 1 x 1' 5 ' ' 'QS 1' 3 7 T' 1 X v V I v 2, -V' SPoRTsYNoPs1s By MARTIN KALKSTEIN J HEN diplomas are awarded to The Class of January, 1936, Eras- V mus Hall will lose some valuable competitors in every sport. J . Q 'IINDIANSU 3 , The hardest hit coach will be Mr. Murray, who has turned out some of the finest lacrosse teams in New York City. P.S.A.L. champions for the I934 season, the Buff and Blue did not success- fully defend their title in '3 55 nevertheless, they exhibited some fine stick work, losing their title to a great Manual ten. No less than eight Ierrermen have played their last game in Erasmus uniforms. Most prominent among the miss- ing when the '36 season rings up the curtain, will be SPENCER REITZ, JOHN WIER, HOWARD WHITING, STANLEY GRIEF, and ARTSTIDE CAR- BONE. These five were standouts through the season and will be difficult to replace. The others who played lesser roles in the scheme of things are: JOE WILLIAMSON, HAROLD FRIEDMAN, and HOWARD PLOTKIN. UPIGSKINB The next in line, whose ranks will be 'tshotn when our boys march across the platform at the Academy to receive that all-important scroll, will be our football mentor, Coach Paul Sullivan. Although having suffered one of the poorest seasons he has ever experienced, principally because of a scourge of injuries that hit the Buff and Blue gridders from the very start, Mr. Sullivan knows that he will be deprived of some stellar material in the persons of six alternating first stringers. Regular ends for their hrst and last seasons, AL BECKERMAN and Captain DICK SACHAR, who was switched from a utacklea' position, were able to play only ocasionally because of injuries. JOE LIONETTI, who starred on the Erasmus attack in its successful inaugural against Brooklyn Prep, was a casualty in the opener, but he returned to the line-up later on in the schedule. SIMPSON BERNSTEIN and DON HALSTEAD played steady hard- driving ball in every contest, and JOE WILLIAMSON got his big chance when the Erasmus backfield was crippled. Eigbfy-four 'I , 1- - - - Y Y y 4-X flex fA,x ,pix 1 Vlx IRI' X filsfi DIAMOND The Buff and Blue nine, which did not get far in the '35 championships, loses three of the finest wearers of the colors, EREDDY PRICE, all-scholastic mention in 1934, ROBERT MAYER, and HUMPHREY PLANT. HOOPS Here Coach Al Badain Ends that the rest of the greatest basketball squad ever produced in his stay at Erasmus Hall is leaving him. EX-captain ARNIE COT-TEN, RAY DIB, TEDDY OKARMA, and ABE KAHANER are those who will say uAu Revoir. USPLASHH From the swimming team that missed, by an arm's length, being acclaimed ' as the city champs, Coach Bill Mullins has, for the last time, used the services of five natators: JACK ESCALES, RAY LINEHAN, NORMAN GOLD- BERG, JOE LALLY, and ARNIE COHEN. BOOT Soccer, the de-emphasized sport of Erasmus Hall, loses PAUL RADLER, HUMPHREY PLANT, GEORGE PETTIT, AARON BLUM, FRED PRICE, and STAN STEINER. CINDERS,, Good-bye to AL LATTEMAN. THE LAST MILEU Farewell to ED BROWN, ARTHUR RITZ, and P. ROBERTS of the Cross- Country team. ttAGAINST THE WALLH The last of the sports, contingent who will receive his sheepskin is SID SHERMAN, of the handball team. Eighty-five , , , 5' PX fi-ex fl-X af' Axfvxi-X fe Xffe -6' V l v' -1' 'L -vi GIRLS' ATHLETICS so much news of girls sports as of boys the spirit the girls of The Class of anuary 1936 displayed in athletics was an admirable one ' ' Not without reason were we proud of our Babe Ruths. Some of 7 LTHOUGI-I the front pages of The Dutchman never overflowed with I I 'Q ' those who might have claimed that title are: ELAINE FRIED, CHARLOTTE FINKELSTEIN, BEATRICE MC CONVILLE, RITA RAYMOND, MARGARET RIGBY, and JANICE TI-IRALLS. Since the team seemed weak for the first two years, coaches and higher teams were greatly surprised when in the fifth term our team defeated all other baseball teams and won E's.,' With the loss of our three and one-half year graduates, the team was considerably weakened and lost, in the seventh term, the last chance for an award in baseball. The glory of the basketball team was upheld by RITA RAYMOND, JAN- ICE THRALLS, FLORENCE LEON, HELEN DIDWALIS, and CHAR- LOTTE EINKELSTEIN. In spite of the loss of the three and one-half year graduates the team emerged victorious in the tournaments in their seventh term and were awarded E's.,' Hockey was the most beloved sport of the girl athletes. The outstanding hockey players were: RITA RAYMOND, JANICE THRALLS, RUTH MC- CULLOUGH, MARGARET RIGBY, ELAINE FRIED, and DOROTHY HARPER. Twice a week they struggled in Prospect Park to become masters of their sticks and pucks. Their struggles were rewarded, for when only in the fourth term they came in second in the tournaments and received HE. H.'s.', There was little surprise when they took first place the next year and won their Es This resume would be incomplete should We fail to mention Leaders' Club. Its members under their never-tiring adviser, MISS ANN MC GLUE, were girls outstanding in athletics. Trained in leadership, loyalty, and sportsmanship, they coached athletics and gymnasium activities. The Class of January 1936 boasts of six graduates who were members of Leaders' Club. They are: BEATRICE MC CONVILLE and JANICE TI-IRALLS, president and Vice- president respectively, CHARLOTTE EINKELSTEIN, ELAINE FRIED, MARGARET MAGNA, RITA RAYMOND and MARGARET RIGBY. The line spirit of the girls of January '36 will serve as a worthy model for the future girl athletes of Erasmus Hall. BEATRICE MCCONVILLE Eiglaly-:ix fu., , Q If ILX 1'x frx rx 1' ' - 1--x 1' sf- ? ye-3. 4' 'Al' Y VQXI Sv- ,Avi ff nel ' members of portance of, SEN1oR ARISTA Q l, ENIOR ARISTA is a society having for its faculty adviser Miss Bertha L. Muller. The main purpose of Senior Arista is to make manifest the school's appreciation of the individual studentis scho lastic standing, service, and character. We seldom realize the really impressive spirit that animates these students. For there is a great deal of difficulty in the efficient running of a high school, and these Senior Arista have fully shown that they have realized the im and have cooperated in their small but efficient Way, in the smooth functioning of the school. Boy Leader' Cortlandt Auser Ward Austin Franklin Ginsburg Ernest Goldberg Joseph Gurfein Albina Amhraziejus Ruth Batterman Marcelle Besdine Estelle Bloch Blanche Brodsky Josephine Bruno Martin Kalkstein Girl Lcfaclcrr Beatrice McConVille Secrczfargf: Edith Schillinger Jack Guternian Stanley Hyman Roy Jacobson Paul Kaufman Arnold Meadow Sadie Cannava Sylvia Cooper Sylvia Fain Charlotte Finkelstein Florence Florman Rita Geduld Robert Mindlin Frank Orenstein Arthur Quinn George Reader Eugene Rubin Grace Gelberg Marion Korwan Selma Lellofsky Elaine Levine Charles Schmartz Jack Simon Leonard Strangmeyer Robert Strauss Joseph Sulley Rose Palu ghi Shirley Ramelson Thelma Rubin Doris Seclran Hortense Mandiberg Mildred Senclrowitz Evelyn Mattson Beatrice Shientag Benjamin XVeinstocl, Blurray XVernick Dorothy Speake Roberta Spitz Vivian Sweibel Fernanda Vazquez Eigljfj'-J'61'6'lZ ! lgx fgx l'.,x 1' X 1' ? 3' . -7 A I , I l QXQX fgx If' X fi.-X fx-. .gf -7 SENIOR Most popular boy LEONARD STRANCMEYER Most versatile boy I LEONARD STRANGMEYER I Botb atblete J RICHARD SACHAR I I J oe Erasmus GEORGE READER Haiiclsoriiest boy FRED PRICE Boy most lilaely to succeed ROBERT BENJAMIN B031 most serviceable to Erasmus I STANLEY HYMAN J Class actor ROBERT KAHN I 3 Beau Brurnuzel BENJAMIN WEINSTOCK ll, 'I ' I Class jourrralist JOSEPH SULLEY 2 Class uiusiciau l LILLIAN STUTTER Nicest all-arouuel person WARD AUSTIN Class wit WALTER BERNSTEIN I Class baby j FLORENCE SPECTOR E Princess Cbarmirzg 1 LORRAINE MCSHERRY I Boy stuelerit l MARTIN IQALKSTEIN Class pbotograploer J SIDNEY TRENCHER CELEBRITIES Most popular girl BEATRICE MCCONVILLE Most versatile girl JANICE TI-IRALLS Girl atblete RITA RAYMOND Josie Erasmus DOROTHY HARPER Prettiest girl EDITH SCHILLINGER Girl most likely to succeed SYLVIA SMITH Girl most serviceable to Erasmus BEATRICE MCCONVILLE Class actress JEAN WEHMANN Easbion plate JUNE LAUER Class autbor FLORENCE ENGEL Class artist HELEN SHAPIRO Class poet DOROTHY SPEAKE Class politician DAVID FELDSTEIN Class sopbisticate HELEN LIEBERMAN Class orator SEYMOUR WEINER Girl stuclerit DOROTHY SPEAKE Eigbly-eigbf FAREWELL QALEQIKL- H if CUR hard years these were supposed to have been. For some, perhaps this is true, but for others there was a great deal of fun, the fun of progress and advancement in knowledge and of new friendships and interests. The four hard years are gone. The present cruise of the ship of learning is over. Port has been reached and the gangplank let down for all to go ashore. There's a last farewell to shipmates on the four year trip. Our paths will cross some day again. Meantime we must look at our charts to plot our course into the future. Bon Voyage! ROBERT SPIERS BENJAMIN Advertisements TI-IE Chesterfield PUBLISHING CQMPANY New YorIc PUBLISHERS OF FINE VCDLUMES Pholograpby by SCHNEIDER Ezzgzzzzfifzgf by WALKER Publishers of the Erasmus Hall High Scho Senior Year Book, The Amdewzy January, 1 936 WHY TRAVEL DOWN TOWN when we Offer Business Courses! EASY TO LEARN THAT MEET YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENT ADAPTED FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES FREE EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 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