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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1936 volume:

DR. I. HERBERT LOW I suggest that you young people put away childish things, now that you are grown up. Don't devote all your newspaper time to the sports page. Fit yourselves by intelligent reading and discussion to take your place as a worthwhile member of your community. And don't become one of those pitiful psuedo- patriots who plays golf instead of voting. ln old Greece a man lost his citizenship, if he didn't vote. I-le ought to. But every one of you should know what he's about when he casts his ballot, You can't know, if you remain childish in your mind and let the world go by without making an effort to understand it. Many men and women are children all their lives. Don't you be. You are the last class l knew. You are on the threshold of life and l am at the back door. May your front yard be as enjoyable to you as my rear garden is to me. With every good wish, l am Very sincerely yours, I. HERBERT LOW L rr I., -Q , rl' -11 if t Tl-lE BIG G R A Y ' SCHCDCL When the Spring comes back to Elatbush in her garden by the sea, There's a Big Gray School a-calling, calling aye to thee and me, Eor the breeze sings in the campus and the bells swing soft and clear: Come ye back to old Erasmus to the days torever dear. When the campus lies in shadow, Where the sun- light used to be, And our years, like leaves, are talling, yet un- daunted comrades we. Eor there's something in the spirit ot the school Without a peer, That will lead us up and onward, as it did when We were here. ELQRENCE RIPLEY MASTIN Mr. V. W. Ritchie Faculty Adviser Business and Photography Miss I. Carlton Faculty Adviser Literary Year Book Staff F SENIOR ARISTA U Cf. O. OFFICERS FALL I935 SENIOR ' CLASS OFFICERS 3' Z? ' 1 pp g 3 'V , 2. M .fn , H-5 fm , , ' I, f4,, WH M! 'fly' 'f , :ff A QMQW -,1,,,,,- I Mg 5 jf, Y 55,7555 y WW ?f 1 I , fda ' ,,,, ring, g z417i,,.lQMk' -' , 146722 74 ,f,ifM'H.,. 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'Y 'ffl We When momhood clolims us tor its own, thy dreotms ot., pollg With fondest love We'11 every- 0 old Erdsm s Hof E ' do We'11 sing the-beauties of t - or 'E t And White ' a --n on .a e, We' . 1 'rd ll - Wor s cmd Music by the lolte if -E EUGENE W. HARTER Y . 1 Y' J Mr. Ritchies Office Staff Whose faithful service made possible the efficient handling of the largest grade ever to go through Erasmus Hall High School. I The Year Book Staff wishes to express its thanks to these student photogra- phers Who made this hook faithfully representative of our school. - 1, f y l pig .pg , A 'M w f. TVA iw z 3 S. T. lx n 'w 1 V 1 H, A . V Q .i' N 311 if 'Az' yy. an R L Egi 5 'R J sql Qi Yi 4 I 1 -1 gil :ig ,ll 7 Ei' W , . .V 'pf' 'H- ymn f v 1 5 1 4 14'3v. 5' J .3 A xv ,Q if A 1 , ,537 ppff ff' YEAB BCCK K Ct gp 9 L I T E B A B Y Arthur Boot Theodore Caplow Sydney Cahusac A B T Harold I. Sandak Stephen Leitert Edward Edelman Norman D. Stein lack Cfaslow Sidney Weiser B U S I N E S S Irving Loickom Shirley Gray William Cfadol Charlotte Singer ADVERTISING Norman A. Schorr Stanley Weinberg Leon Tylculsker Mitchell Pollack S P O B T S Paul Perlowin Howard Zuck Betty Peterson KNOCKS AND BCCSTS Leon Tykulsker Nat Hurwitz S E C B E T A B I E S Bosalinol Elamm I'lelvi Honlianen I-lelen Mooney We wish to thank for their generous and artistic assistance: Mr. Beuss of the Scientific Engraving Company, and Mr. Miller of the Strathmore Press. . A ww, Uh Z, f, ,,n'f 'f' v ,M ff-ffff my X f f my , f ,,,, ,,,6, 4 41 X W 7 AARON, MARTIN P. T. Office, Service Club, C. O. A. Quiet, Butl ABRAI-IAMS, MURIEL V. Sec. of G. O., Sec. of Ir. Arista, G. O. Council, Eoot-lighters. All good things come in small packages' ABRAMOWITZ, DAVID Physical Exam Off., Hebrew Club. Quite efficient. ABRAMOVVITZ, PEARL L. Service Club. Shes a Pearl of a girl. ABRAMSON, DORIS S. Iunior Arista, Pan- American Club, Aero Club, Artificers Club. She is fickle to her art. ADELSOI-IN, LEONORE Settlement Club, Erasmian Art Club, Player's Club. A great artiste. ADELSON, IACK Basketball, I. V., Pan- American Club. Good points chiefly, bad points briefly. ADLER, MEYER E. Baseball, Service Club, B sketball Do I still have to go to school? V5fi,LgLUi , -I . .. y ru..4,4 ALBRECI-IT, ETI-IEL C. Round Table Club, Basketball, C. O. A. Dimple in chin means the devil Within. ALLEN, DORIS Library Assistant, Service Club. Blonde, blithe and debonairf' ALPERSTEIN, LIBBY E. Senior Arista, Leaders Club, Der Deutsche Verein, Miss I-lodgdon's office. Libby's Peaches With us. ALSON, BERNARD Mgr. Swimming Team, Major C. O. A., Service Club. lt's finished, coach. ALTMAN, IRVING Arch Patrol, Chem. Club, Iunior Arista. eath his ull sleeps ct mighty brain. ALTSCI-IULER, PEARL iophil um, German Club. Temp stuous, rk-eyed Pearl. ALTSCI-IULER, RUTH C. O. A., Dutchman Rep. Sweet and neat. AMBRO, GLADYS GLORY Spanish Club, Program Comm., C. O. A., Settlement Club. 'lNice comeback, Gladys. 20 AMBROSE, GEORGE B. Traffic Sauad, lr. Arista, Phys. Exam. Off., C. O. A. 'lSerV- ice plus. AMBRO, PETER ANDERSEN, SOLVEIG M. C. O. A., Round Table, G. O. Council, Bank Rep. A knight of the Round Table. ARMOUR, BERNARD M. Capt. Traffic Squad, Arch Patrol, Student Council, G. O. Council. He isn't here, he's on servicel ARMSTRONG, ARNOLD M. Arch Patrol, C. O. A., Art Service. l'He draws well, but not with the femmes. ARONOWITZ, ESTELLE R. Good looking -eh, what? ASCH, MILDRED B. Program Comm., Spanish Club, Bibliophile, Recording Comm. Never a word, only a smile. BABBTT, EDNA A. Bibliophile, C. O. A., Arch Patrol, Settlement Club. Not Sinclair Lewis' 'Babbitf MARTIN Service Club, Traffic BABTOR, Squad. The boy with the Palmolive com- plexion. Cadvtl A BADER, LlLLlAN V. Rostra-Vice-Pres., Settlement Club, Senior Arista, Program Committee. Did you ever hear of Eddy Duchin? BADER, PAULINE Player's Club, Settle- ment Club, Service Club, Hebrew Club. Her hair makes you seasick. J BAG, EVELYN Miss Luth's Office, C. O. A., Service Club, Mr. MacLean's Office. HA cute and pretty little trick. T, BATRD, ROBERT G. Swimming Team, Eirst, R. Young Essay Contest, Erasmian. He's in the swim. BAKER, FLORENCE M. Settlement Club, Spanish Club, Hebrew Club, Player's Club. Ohl The gold in her hairl BAKER, LOUIS Service Club. The boast of the campus. BAKERMAN, THEODORE Press Club, Dutchman, Track Team, Cross Country Team. Brains plus personality. 21 BARKAN, BURTON Latin Club, Audubon Society, Physical Exam Office, Intramural Volleyball. Bark'an do it. BAYNON, HERBERT B. C. O. A., Mr. Zim- merman's Office, Physical Exam Office, P. T. Office. 'B', the initial-'Service' his middle name. BEARMORE, WILLIAM A. His motto-A golden silence. BEI-IRENS, BETTY Mr. MacLean's Office, Eootlighters. BEI-IRENS, DORIS C. O. A., Choral Club. Someday-a radio songbird. BEIER, CARL A. Edit. Erasmian, Sr. Arista, Edit. Exchequer, Bibliophile. 'XI-Iurrah for the Erasmian. BELAIRE, BERNICE 'Like Chesterfields- she satisfies. BENDETSON, ADELE Service Club, Choral Club, Miss Platt's Off., Typewriting Club. I-Iave you a little kibitzer in your home? BENDIX, GLORIA A. Miss Luth's Office, Emu-I-Ii. The eyes have it. BENIAMIN, FRED I-I. Mr. Ritchie's Office, Phys. Ex. Office, Recording Comm., Miss Luth's Office. Wanna buy a Chevrolet? BENNET, LIONEL I. Aero Club, Bank Rep- resentative, C. O. A. A gentleman and- BEREZ, NORMAN Traffic Sq. 3 to l on today's game. BERGER, ANN S. O. S. Club, Hebrew Club, Bank Rep. Did you ever see a dream Walking? BERMAN, MIRIAM Poetry Club, Boughton Club, Settlement Club. i'Says little, knows all. 11 BERNAT, IRENE S. Service Club, Forum Club, German Club, Congress Women. A forthright, upright, all-right girl. BERNBAUM, PAUL C. O. A. I-Iow-do galsl it BERNHARDT, HERBERT W. 'tWhen a tel- low needs a friend. BERNHARDT, IULES C. O. A., English Office, Cf. O. Store, Service Club. t'At your service, sir. BERNSTEIN, IEAN Y. Service Club, Knocks and Boosts Committee. Like Wrigleys- she's flavor and satisfaction. f BERNSTETN, SIMPSON Varsity Eootball, Athletic Equipment Office, I. V. Eootball, Mgr. Better late than never. BERZAK, MTLDRED Basketball, Tennis, Natura Club, La Tertulia. ulust 'regularf' BTCK, CHARLES R. Mgr. Basketball Team, Asst. Mgr. lce Hockey, Program Committee Senior Arista. Bick or little-We like himf 1 1 1 BTEBER, EDYTH Spanish Club, 'Chemistry Club, Squad Leader, Spanish Club Li- brarian. Any place-a Welcome face. JBIEDERMAN, DOROTHY Tennis. Sweet and Winsome? ? ? A BINDER, SYDNEY R. Cflee Club. Quite a dude, eh Whatl JHRKLAND, TUNE Vice-Pres. of c. o. A., Leaders Club, Red Cross Club, Library Assistant. The object of our affections. BIRKLE, ELIZABETH M. Sr. Arista, Classi- cas Sodalitas, Hi-Y, Senior Life Saving. Ohl Those eyes. BILLOW, MURIEL Sans Souci. Quiet and demure. BLANK, SYLVIA Settlement Club, La Ter- tulia, Sans Souci.- VBLITZ, CALMAN Service Club. BLOCH, IUDITH E. S. O. S. Club, German Glee Club, A. l. C. P. x'Cute and sweet and quite petite. BLOCH, IULES N. Service Club, Social Science Club, Eootlighters, Bank Repre- sentative and Speaker. Whats in a name? BLOOM, ALLAN I. Fencing Team-Varsity, Bank-Ass't Mg'r, Grade Advisers Ottice, G. O. on Parade. Beau Brummelf' BLOOM, SHOLOM Fencing Team Major E , Hebrew Club. Politically minded. LBLOOMGARDEN, DANIEL IOSEPI-I Poetry Club, Astronomy Club. I-Iandiest when neediestf' BLOOMGARDEN, RENEE R. Artificers CVice-Presidentl, Settlement Club, Miss Iones' Ottice, Mr. Elbert's Ottice. I-Iat's zero but achievements unlimited. BLUESTONE, EDWIN I. C. O. A., Camera Club, Service Club, Stamp Club. BLUMBERG, I-IARRIET A. Service Club, Miss Cameron's Ottice, Settlement Club, Program Committee. BLUMBERG, MARTIN L. Sr. Arista, Pro- gram Comm., Chess Club, Miss I-Iodgdon's Ott. Much ado about nothing. BLUME, MARION L. Tennis, Settlement Club, Basketball, Studio Assistant. I-Ielen ot Troy was pretty, tool BLUMENTI-IAL, MERVIN Caducean So- ciety, Chess Club, P. S. A. L. Award. Not a boy scout-unprepared. BOETTGER, EMILY D. Choral Club, Serv- ice Club, Basketball. A victrola has noth- ing on her. BOGGS, I-IELENE E. Tennis Club. She never bogs down. BOI-ILEBER, SARA L. Pan-American Club, Red Cross Club. Stay as sweet as you are. Bott, wiiimivi 'isiie-ni Knight. BooKMAN, Miirosn N. Tennis squad Cl934D, Baseball Numerals, Iunior Arista, Spanish Club. Young and capable. BORRELLI, GEORGE Intramural Baseball, Dutchman Rep., Erasmian Rep. C. O. A. BOYLE, VINCENT I. Capt. l935 Soccer Team, Varsity Soccer 3 yrs., I. V. Basket- ball, C. O. A. HA swell guy. 24 JBRANNIGAN, IAMES E. swimming rem, BRoDY, Eu 'iwork-bam sieep-Uhr' BRANDT, LEONARD I. Debating Team, Class Day Comm., I. V. Baseball, Caducean Society. Heap big medicine man. VBRANDT, SHIRLEY E. C. O. A. C2 termsl. She's terrific, l'm frantic-and then some! Baseball Team. 'Like a fish out of Water. BRASLOW, HANNAH R. C. O. A., Iunior Arista, German Club, Senior Arista. Truly a starl She's that brightl BRESLOW, LILLIAN V. C. O. A. Like granulated sugar 'Sweet and Refined' ' BRIDAL, FRANK H. Book Committee, G. O. Council, Organization QQ 44flOU pure. BRODY, REGlNA P. La Tertulia, Ir. Arista, C. O. A., Miss Luth's Ottice. The smile that enchants. ' BROOKS, ANN C. C. O. A., Tennis, Basket- ball. Not one ot the babbling brooks- We hope. BROWER, ETHEL Footlighters, Rostra, Program Comm., Senior Arista. Lovely as a Rose bfrlowerf' BROWN, DAVID Service Club, Basketball Club. lust an outdoor man. BROWN, LEON Service Squad, Ticket Representative, G. A. Ottice. Free and easy. BRAUN, HAROLD Service Club, Trattic Squad, Arch Patrol. Bound to rise-al- Ways tooling around with chemicals. BROWN, MARTIN Caducean Society, Physics Club, Service Club, Astronomy Club. Modest? BROWN, MELVIN BROWN, RAYMOND Track Team, Hand- ball Team, Class Basketball Team, P. S. A. L. Award. Little-but oh myl 25 X, BRUSCI-ll, VINCENT Mr. Crowley's Office, Miss Seale's Office, Pan-American Club. UOnly a fish lin water and out.' BRYAN, MARY C. O. A., G. O. Store. Accent on youth. BUCI-IALTER, ZACHARY Eootlighters, Traf- fic Squad. Swell fellerl BUDNER, CI-IARLES D. Intramural Basket- ball, P. S. A. L. Award. The flowers that budden spring, tra-la. f f CAI-IUSAC, SYDNEY A. G. O. President, Footlighters, Sr. Arista, Spanish Club. The man from Missouri-he's shown us all. CAIVIINEZ, IRVING IUI, Bank Rep., Sans Souci. Four years he toiled, he ought to be oiled. CAMPISI, VIRGINIA Red Cross Club, Miss Berg's Office, Tennis Club, Visual In- struction Club. A smile spreading sun- shine. CANTOR, LAWRENCE Varsity Baseball. A friend in need. K xi 26 X., CANTOR NORMA Service Club, Red Cross Club, Basketball Club, lU2. Gentle in manner, fair of face. - JCAPLIN, ARNOLD Swimming Team, Pro- gram Comm., Ir. Arista, Traffic Squad. I-Iow's the air up there? CAPLOW, THEODORE Sr. Arista, Eras- rnian, Debating Team, Chess Team. Cool as dry ice. Cl-IABOS, LILLIAN Basketball, Settlement Club, Tennis. Too good to be knocked. f CI-IARAP, HELEN E. Service Club, Der Deutsche Verein, German Office. Charap as a knife. CHARLES, EDWIN C. O. A., Arch Patrol, Service Club. Which is his first name? Cl-IERNUCI-IIN, ISRAEL Service Club, Bank Representative, Pan-American Club. Curly top. CHESS, BEATRICE C. O. A., Settlement Club, German Office, Service Club. In chess it's the Queen who's most powerful. yds: '1 5 ,L vi. ,J Ms 1, 1 N? f r Q if fs 's ,lx ffl ,, 'H 42 H YV' M X J Wax. fax. EQ. we Q' H . X 1, E 'l',, ' fn, .r I za 5 ,W J-ES HK! fvpherf' N6LURMAN, STANLEY' Varsity Lacrosse, xx' V V' FE, ICOHEN, HARRIS c. o. A.,sefv1Ce squad. 'X CI-IOPAK, IAOUELINE R. Tennis, Settle- ment Club, Basketball. A little bit inde- pendent. AUHRYNYSZN, STANISLAUS Basebal1,Bas- ketball. CI-IRZANOSKI, THEODORE Trattic Squad. Tarzan's brother. CI-IUPA, ALEXANDER Service Squad. Watch out Kansas, here he comes. X, f CHUPIL, ANN CIPIS, ZENA Service Club. Small and cute. CIRRITO, WILLIAM Typewriting Club, Radio Club. Boyl--can he strum the strings. CLARK, ANN Cr. Hockey UE , Cf. O. Store, Commencement Comm., V.-P. ot Emu-I-Ii. I Calm, cool, and collected. I CLARK, WILLIAM I. Trattic Squad, Serv- I ice Club, Iunior Orchestra. Class Philos- CLARKE, GEORGE A. Service Club, Trat- tic Squad. Red sweater, blond hair, regu- lar guy, on the square. I. V. Football, Aero Club, Chess Club. i'Morbid propensity to sloth and procras- tinationf' COHEN, ABRAHAM Sr. Arista, XYZ, Miss I-Iodgdon's Off., Classica Sodalitas. COI-IEN, BERNARD Bank Rep., Service Club, Spanish Club, Ir. Arista. I-Ie's a railroad-man-a one track mind. COI-IEN, I-IELEN R. Squad -Leader, Chev- ron. Ouiet UD and petite. COHEN, I-IERMAN I. Chemistry Club, Camera Club, C. O. A., Service Club. One of the tour million. 27 lf, J V1 COI-IEN, MAX C. O. A., Service Club, Ticket Rep., Volleyball. Best sport ever. COI-IEN, MIRIAM Senior Arista, lunior Arista, Spanish Club, Miss Luth's Office. A World of Witchery beneath a mild exterior. COI-IEN, NORMAN R. Der Deutsche Verein, Sans Souci, French Chapel Pro- gram, Ticket Rep. As a ticket seller, he's a good French student. COI-IEN, RUTI-I Erasmian Art Club, Choral Club, Service Club, C. O. A. COI-IN, ANNETTE G. Forum, Sect., Ger- man Club, C. O. A., Ctreasj, English Coaching. 'lShe Wows them With wit and without. COOK, GERTRUDE M. Ir. Arista, Program Comm., Service Club, Settlement Club. Looka, looka, lookie, here comes--. COOPER, WILLIAM S. Scholarship Comm., Bibliophile, C. O. A., Senior Arista. l'One of the Brooklyn Coopers. . CORDTS, GROVER W. C. O. A., Service Club, P. T. Office. Wagner, Beethoven, Bach, Cordtsl CORIN, IOSEPI-I Traffic Squad, Volleyball. flSlow, but steady. XCOWEN, ANNA Spanish Club, I-Iockey. 'Different' from the rest. CRAMER, CARRIE E. Theatre Guild, S. O. S. Club, Hi-Y, Dutchman Staff. Carrie me back to my freshman days. CRANE, DORIS K. G. O. Store, I-Ii-Y, C. O. A., Life Saving. 'lAn all-around girl- one of the best. CRISTENFELD, MARVIN D. ,Chess Club. 'lThey say 'it can't happen here,' but-? CRUCET, DOUGLAS T. C. O. A. HSLICCSSS in the making. I CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM L. Service Sq., Program Committee, Spanish Club. CZERNY, WALTER I. Football. Pro- nounce this-'chair-knee' 28 DALY, IOHN D. X1 D'AMATO, ANTHONY S. Service Club. Arch Patrol, C. O. A. if DANGLER, IACK Baseball, Football, C. O. A., Mr. Murray's Off. llWhat a mar1ll VDANIELS, BEATRICE L. Chemistry Club, Basketball. Little, but full of fire. X, f DANIELS, BERTRAM P. T. office, c. o. A. How's Steuberis, today? DANZIGER, GLADYS E. Sans Souci, Traf- fic Squad, Service Club, International Af- fairs Club. l'Laugh-arid the class laughs with you. W 1 v DANZIGER, HERBERT C. O. A., Service Squad. Glad that's overt DAVIDSON, HARRIET I. Rostra, Miss Corey's Office, Lifeguards, Settlement Club. Somebody has to love the lifeguardsf' DAVIDSON, HOWARD A real football fan. DAVIDSON, REUBENII Art Club fEras- , miaril. Son of David. DAVIS, ETLA A. Sweet, petite, arid aw- fully neat. DAVIS, ROBERT M. Footlighters, Sr. Arista, La Tertulia, Mr. Ritchie's Off. Not conceit- it's self-appreciation. N DEANE, ELEANOR G. O. Store, C. O. A., Speech Dept. Office, Forum. A sweet kid- bloride arid efficient. DELLTSOLA, FRANCES Choral Club, Bas- ketballf Miss Murphy's Office. Lovely to look at. DENTON, EDNA LOIS Miss Camerorfs Office, C. O. A., Basketball, Hockey. A great sport-you'll like her sortl DENZER, RALPH H. I. V. Football, Var. Football, C. O. A., Program Committee. Iust another athlete Cho-humJ. J ,ff 29 , iw VLDESMOND, WALTER T. Varsity Basketball, fbone bender. - J M DERP, WILLARD F. I. V. Basketball, Swimming Squad, Soccer Squad. Desperate Desmond. DeYOREO, IOSEPH R. Wrestling Squad- 2 yrs., Service Club, C. O. A. Well known DICKERSON, TUNE Hi-Y, Emu-Hi Club, Erasmian Art Club, Miss Traenclly's Office. Pardon mah suthen accent. DIDWALIS, HELEN E. Basketball, C. O. A., Red Cross Club, Senior Life Saving. A swell pal and a nice gal. DIETZ, IRMA S. C. O. A., Rm. lOl, Service Club, Basketball. Pretty and fair and lovely jet black hair. DILLON, IOHN HANCOCK C. O. A., Serv- ice Club. Veni-Vicli-Vicif' DlSKlN, BEATRTCE B. C. O. A., Settle- ment Club, Red Cross Club. A gem of purest ray serene. DOBSON, HAROLD English Ottice, Basket- lball. J DoRAN, RICHARD s. service Club, swim- ming Squad. fDoRFMAN, EVELYN T. Fooiiighiel-S, serv- ice Club, C. O. A. Tommy V DOW, DOROTHY Tennis. C304 Z !L DRACHMAN, DORIS E. C. O. A., Service Club, Settlement Club, Basketball. Leave silence to the Gods-l am but human. DRAPER, DONALD Service Club C2 termsl, Class Basketball, lntermural Award. Happy-go-lucky. DRAZEN, MURIEL C. History Club, Service Club, S. O. S. Club, Settlement Club. As pretty as a picture. DUBIN, RALPH Forum. 'Dubin and War- ren'-only he isn't 'the' Dubinf' l 3 U K aj!! XDUBOVICK, ANNE X. Y. Z. Math Club, Leader's Club, Ir. Arista. DWYER, IAMES I. Service Club C2 yrs.D. Clark Gable broke hearts too. NXEHRENSALL, IRA cqducean society, if. Arista, C. O. A., Senior Arista. lt's the lra T in us. WEHRLICH, voLTA1RiNE D. Settlement l fs I g Club, O. A. A., Infirmary. A promising I . V student-always promising. i I H' J WEIBETZ, STANLEY R. Fencing Squad, Pro- I gram Comm., Rm. lUl, Intramural Basket- 91 J ball. A good fellow. 1 06 I ASISENBERG, HARRIET PL E E d Cross Club, Miss L h's O e, nk ler. She sows good s vi - it emem- brances grow from thl EISENBERC-, IACK Cn lunior Arista, Sans Souci, Erasmian, Class Day Comm. l'Look out Gershwinlu EISENBERG, MIRIAM The Eis have it! A I ETSMAN, MURRAY M. I. V. Football, Penc- ing, Service Club. Refrigerators are in style. EISMAN, NORMAN Traffic Squad, Arch Patrol, Gym Office. You got the German homework? I WELGARTEN, IEROME E. Track Squad, Service Club, Intramural Baseball. Even his breath comes in short pants. ELKIN, HERBERT Editor of Erasmian, Edi- tor of Bank Paper, Bibliophile. Coward, O'Neill, Brisbane, and Elkinf' Jizius, ESTELLE R. Miss l-lodgdon's office, O-.!,O. Store, Erasmian Staff, Mr. Ritchie's Office. One big cheer for Estellel ZELLMAN, MARTIN Poetry ciub, Intramural Basketball, intramural Volleyball, Intra- mural Baseball. l-lis motto: 'lf she think not fwell of me, what care I how fair she be.' it ENDICOFP, PAUL P. Chess Team, Chess Club, Tennis Squad, Numerals-Basketball. One of those silent men. W ENGEL, MICHAEL M. Band, Newman Club, Erasmian Art Club, Art Service. You can't knock a fellow like him. . Sl .S ,T 4 t Lw0Y-- fp uit' M if X . ENGELHARD, NELSON Physical Examiner, Service Club. Destined to succeed. EPSTEIN, RUTH S. Sr. Arista, Bibliophile, lUl, Classica Sodalitis. Nature plays a favorite. ESSELMANN, GEORGTANA As nice as the name. EXSELSEN, MARGUERITE E. FABER, STANLEY Volleyball, Service Club, Traffic Capt. El Capitan Butch. EALK, MARTIN Service Club, Arch Patrol, Traffic Squad. Quiet, but Watch out for him. EARBER, ALTON D. Camera Club, Service Club, Stamp Club. The Farber, the better. EARRINGTON, MTLDRED M. lunior Arista, Program Committee, Senior Arista. Quiet, clever and charming. PASSLER, NEWTON I. Art Service, Biology Lab., Sans Souci, Theatre Group. The little button from the vest. FEDYK, THEODORE N. PEDYNA, IOHN Track, lr. Orchestra, Radio Club. Did you ever see anyone finah? I-'ElERSTElN, LEONARD Asst. Capt. of Wrestling Team, Iunior and Senior Orches- tra, Choral Club, Service Club. No knock, no boost, no mustache. FEIN, GILBERT Traffic Squad, Service Club. l-le's perfect-ask him. PEIN, LESTER S. lntramural Basketball and Baseball, C. O. A., Service Club. Handsome Les he gets the best. PEINER, MARCELLE Miss Cameron's Of- fice, English Office, Rostra, Service Club. Did you ever see anyone 'feiner?' EELDMAN, Pl-lYLLlS C. Program Comm., lOl, Sr. Arista, lr. Arista. Re-e-ally. 32 FERRARI, EVA Settlement Club, C. O. A. CZD. Little Eva. XFERRIS, BRIGADIER E. Varsity Swimming Team, Track, Service Club, C. O. A. 'xMe and Weismuller. FEUER, NORMAN Baseball, Basketball, Service Club. Everybody's feuerf' FIEDELBAUM, HARRIET Service Club. Lovely to look at, delightful to know . . FIELD, ANNETTE I. Service Club, Squad Leader. 'Books' . . . oh gosh. FINKEL, SALLY She's a red-head but not on parade. FINKEL, SARAH Basketball Club, Iunior Arista, C. O. A. Nice gal, swell pall FIRSHEIN, MEYER C. O. A., Fencing Squad. FISCHMAN, MURRAY C. O. A., Attend- ance Office, Track Team. Our class politician. FISHER, ROBERT L. Sr. Arista, Orchestra, Mr. Ritchie's Office, Chess Team. 'Pawn my word. FISHERMAN, ANTTA D. Bibliophile, Player's Club, Program Committee, C. O. A. Sweet and petite. FISHLEDER, IACK President L. M. C. Art, Cr. O. Council, Player's Club, Pan-American Club. At peace with the world. FITZGERALD, THOMAS F. Bank Rep., Camera Club, P. T. Office, Latin Office. FLAMM, ROSALTND Sect. Sr. Arista, Pres. Hebrew Club, Mr. Murray's Off., V.-P. Senior Class. Lovely to look at, delightful to know. FLETSCHER, SOL Service Club, Traffic Squad. l-le's as bright as his hair. FLEISCHMAN, STELLA Pan - American Club, Spanish Club, Service Club, S. O. S. Club. Sweet and simple-mostly sweet. 33 I I ,L ,IJLLZQ af PORMAN, GLADYS People say it's a pleasure to have you in class. FRAAD, LOUlSE Astronomy Club, Audu- bon Club. HWho's a-lraad of the big bad Wolf? ERANKEL, TUNE Settlement Club, Vice- Pres. Classica Sodalitas, Associate Editor Vox Classica. One of the original Brooklyn settlers. ERAUM, EDWARD Track Team-1 yr., Chess Club-l term. What girls Would give for hair like his. fFREEDMAN, ANNE S. Poetry Club, His- tory Oiiice, Astronomers Club, Basketball. lt charm is a commodity-you've got the goods. XFREEDMAN, ELUAH A. Track Team, Numerals 1932. x'Ouite a personality-even mentioned in the Bible. PRIEDBERG, SHIRLEY F. Trattic Squad, Hebrew Club, Erasrnian Rep., Baseball Club. An artist-she draws attention. PRIEDFELD, BERNARD Miss Corey's Off., Natura Club. A one-Woman man. vf -X ' v V X . 34 X. ERlEDMAN, DEBORAH H. Bank Staff, Bio. Lab., Player's Club, C. O. A. Good things come in . . . she's both good and small. f ERlEDRlCH, ELLIOTT Service Club, Gym Clerk. H'ye kid, any mail for me? PRISCH, RUTH P. PUNK, BEATRlCE E. Service Club, Spanish Club. Why knock her. FUNK, ZELDA M. Der Deutsche Verein, Typing Club, C. O. A., Senior Arista. The 'M' is tor Missouri. EURNESS, IULIAN M. Choral Club, Radio Club, C. O. A., Traitic Squad. The last Marconi. GABBE, ELEANOR R. Gabbee? No- Gabbef' GADOL, WILLIAM N. C. O. A. Pres., Sen- ate, G. O. Council, Senior Arista. Billy the Kid! 'ir x Y, V1 if I N. X' . AALBALLY, IAMES swimming Team C2 V yrs.I, Service Club Cl yr.I, Baseball Team. GALLAGHER, EUGENE I. Iust to be diff- 'rent-Shean and . . GANZ, LOUISE I. C. O. A., Service Club, Baseball and Hockey. l'Miss Sophisticate l936. GARBER, SHIRLEY Miss Luth's Office, Service Club, Der Deutsche Verein. l'Her family's pride and joy. GARFIELD, IUNE H. Greek Club, C. O. A., Service Club, Hi-Y. As refreshing as a day in Iunef' 'GASLOW, IACK Footlighters, Year Book Comm. Napoleon was also small. GATES, AARON Co-Captain Varsity Bas- ketball. Remember Aaron, no missing foul shots today. GELB, LEONARD E. Band, Mr. Murray's Office, Service Club. A chip off the old block. GELFER, LILYAN M. c. o. A., Dutchman Rep., Erasmian Rep. A major attraction- all eyes focus on her. IGELSTON, Roisrrir D. Service Club, Vol- leyball, Erasmian. The human phono- graph. GENDAR, IOHN R. Sr. Arista, Forum, Classica Sodalitas, Hi-Y. Wanna buy a Iiiekeiif' GERKEN, AUGUST G. German Club, Erasmian Art Club, Stamp Club. An august person. GERSHON, SIMON Senior Arista, G. O. Council, Physics Club, International Affairs Club. The Woman's Home Companion. GERTLER, SYLVIA Dr. McNeill's Office, Miss Cameron's Office, Classica Sodalitas, Settlement Club. Quiet-please. XGIBBONS, KENNETH A. Track Team, Foot- ball Team, C. O. A., I. V. Football. From any angle, he's on the square. GIBSON, MARIORIE L. The 'Gibson' girl. r' Mfg., GILCHRIST, WILLIAM R. Men of few words rank high with us. GILDERSLEEVE, HAROLD E. Pres. Service Club, C. O. A., G. O. Council, Student Council. GILINSON, SAMUEL Service Club, Traffic Squad, C. O. A. The only Senior who didn't try to be a big-shot. GINSBERG, BEULAI-I Iunior Arista, Inter- national Affairs Club. An accomplished pianist. GINSBURG, GERTRUDE GLORIA Settle- ment Club, Service Club, Gym Office Work. A debutante in the making. GINSBERG, MILDRED C. O. A., Service Club, Round Table, Settlement Club. Her father's pride and joy. GINSBERG, MIRIAM I. Service Club. Mir- iam is always helpful and kind. GINSBERG, RUTH Hebrew Club, Service Club, Settlement Club. Smart, petite, original and sweet. K Ax. . GINSBURG, RUTH Recording Committee Rm. IO3, Erasmian Representative. No boosts-no knocks. GITTELMAN, SOL Service Sq., Arch Patrol. Gittelman is a gentleman. f eLAssBERc, sHiRLEY service Club, Mr. I-Iiggin's Sec., Gym Office. GLASSFORD, RUTH Leaders Club, Hockey, Senior Life Saving. As an athlete, Ruth can't be beat. GLASSMAN, HERBERT G. Senior Arista, Forum, C. O. A., Gym Office. GLICKMAN, MIRIAM Bank Rep., S. O. S. Club. GNESSIN, SEYMOUR Numerals, Service Squad. GOLD, HILDA Artificers, Hebrew Club, Basketball, O. A. A. All that glitters is not Gold. 36 ' .Y , I - - 1 -S 1 H2i ?E,fI.fn47IEfL,a X Yi i39f E'f .nw..LLZQlA'M HEC. ,M fav AX- f : -. -. H . ' ,V GOLD, IACOB Traffic Squad, Physics Club. HAS bright as the precious metal. GOLDBERG, BELLA lust right. GOLDBERG, BlRDlE International Affairs, Artificers. Watch the birdie! GOLDBERG, GEORGE Service Club. GOLDBERG, IACOB C. Traffice Squad, Service Club, Natura Club, C. O. A. lt's the gypsy in mel GOLDBERG, SIDNEY Gym Office, Service Squad, Numerals, C. O. A. A whale of a good fellow. GOLDENBERG, MARILYN E. Miss Luth's Office, C. O. A., S. O. S. Club, Sans Souci. l'She's welcome everywhere. GOLDNER, TACK Hes so bright his mother calls him son. GOLDSTEIN, FRANCES Leaders Club, Bibliophile, Baseball, Hockey. Erankie leads in sports. GOLDSTEIN, TACK I. Volleyball, Football Squad. GOLDSTEIN, LESTER S. Orchestra, Serv- ice Club, C. O. A. l-le's Scotch, he won't even pay attention. GOLDSTEIN, MARTIN Sr. Arista, Sr. Or- chestra, C. O. A., Roosevelt Medal. ul al- ways said Ethiopia . . GOLDSTEIN, MILDRED M. Aero Club, Bank Rep. 'lThe eyes have itl And howl GOLDSTEIN, PHOEBE lO2, Settlement Club, Players Club, Gym Capt. Her charming smile and gracious way are on display. GOLDSTEIN, RUTH lr. Life Saving Club, C. O. A. Goldy-locks. GOODMAN, lSlDORE lunior Arista. By name, and by nature. 37 GOODMAN, NATHAN Service Club, Traf- fic Squad, C. O. A., Volleyball Numerals. Like scissors, always cutting up. GOODMAN, ROSE Red Cross Club, Chem- istry Club, Tennis Club, Infirmary. Quiet and sweet. GOODMAN, THELMA Hebrew Club, Settlement Club, C. O. A., Visual Instruc- tion. l'Her name is her description. GOOTNICK, MIRIAM English Office, G. O. Council, C. O. A. GORANSON, VIRGINIA M. Choral Club, Miss Luth's Office, Mr. Rohrberg's Office, Service Club. Shes one girl we're proud to know. GORDON, FLORENCE C. O. A., Settle- ment Club, Basketball. One of the Gordon girls. GORDON, ISABELLE P. Settlement Club, lunior Arista, Hebrew Club, Program Com- mittee. Billy the Belle. GORDON, KATHERINE C. O. A., Informa- tion Office, Office lOl, Basketball. Katy- did, so what? 38 GORSCI-IEN, MIRIAM T. office 102, spen- ish Club, Settlement Club, International Affairs Club. Not to be passed up. GRAY, SHIRLEY R. Senior Arista, Classica Sodalitis, Mr. Ritcl'1ie's Off., Miss Molen- dyk's Off. No-e-o-w Mr. Ritchie. GREEN, EMIL M. Service Squad, Class Officer, P. S. A. I... Awards. ulohnny on the spotl GREEN, LEONARD B. Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball. There oughta' be a LAURA-'gainst it. GREEN, WILLIAM P. Capt. Track, Camera Club, Hi-Y, Track. GREENBAUM, SAMUEL Basketball Mana- ger, Intramural Basketball. GREENBERG, RUTH C. O. A., Service Club, Spanish Office. VVe like you, Ruth, for what you are. GREENBERG, SEYMOUR Sr. Arista, Pro- gram Committee, Miss I-Iodgdon's Office, X. Y. Z. GRUENFELD, LEONORA B. Miss Seale's Office, Mr. CroWley's Office, Pan-American Club. AUHSE, EVANGELINE D. Bibliophile, Senior Life Guard, Baseball, Library As- sistant. Personality in reality. V GUHSE, cALv1N a. camera Club, Ap- paratus Group, Track. Still Waters run deep. GUROWITZ, ROY Service Club, Social Science Club. GUTTER, LUCILE E. Miss Luth's Office, Mr. McLean's Office. Entirely acceptable' T HAAS, Pl-llLlP, IR. Visual Instruction Club, Arch Patrol. His object all sublime. I-IAFNER, EVERETT M. X. Y. Z. President, Senior Arista, Program Committee, C. O. A. There is Einstein also. ,fl-lALE, FRANCES Only one life for her grade. GREENBLATT, PAULA R. Miss Luth's Of- fice, Settlement Club, Bank Rep. HA cute little trick. GREENE, FLORENCE E. Settlement Club, Spanish Club, C. O. A. Florence is a modest maid. f GREENE, MURRAY I. Bibliophile, Room ' lOl, Baseball Team, Senior Arista. 'Red' Greene-A most colorful fellow. GREENFIELD, KATHLEEN E. Co-lll Art Club, Art Service. 'lEverybody's pal. GREENSPAN, MILTON GREGER, lRVlNG Audubon Club, L. M. C. C. Art Club, Service Club, lnternational Affairs Club. ulchabod Crane-authentic reproduction. AEROSSMAN, ESTELLE service ciub. Everybody's friend. AZUARTNO, PETER Chemistry Club, Serv- 'ce Club, C. O. A. He hopes to sell a ticket to a cop. 1 39 if ' av' Wall 'lplpf' J!'MJ.l'5k' HALPER, RAY S. O. S. Club, Sans Souci, Service Club. 'IA lot of brains in a little bundle. I-IALPERN, SELMA Der Deutsche Verein, Junior Life Saving. 'lPretty and sweet minus conceit. IIANDAL, IOI-IN B. Baseball, C. O. A., Volleyball, Bio. Lab. With a 'handal' like that . . WHANMER, MIRIAM E. Spanish Club, Mr. CroWley's Office, Miss Hodgdons's Office. A maiden fair to see . . HANSON, MARY I. As sweet as she looks. HANTON, WILLIAM C., IR. BraWn over brain. HAPP, CAROLINE Hockey, Service Club, Art. HARGAN, ELEANOR Leader's Club, Hockey E , Life Guard, Ir. Life Saving. 'lShe'll die of a big heart. HARRIS, FRANCES R. Arch Patrol, Settle- ment Club, Bank Staff, Chemistry Club. YIIARRIS, rERoLD Track rem. H 'mis is me noim. ' HARRIS, MORTON Service Squad, Volley- ball Numerals. UA classmate fair and square. HARRIS, SAUL C. O. A., Knocks and Boosts Comm. Little man, what now? HART, DAVID A. C. O. A., Mr. Lindlar's Office, Service Squad, Bank Rep. A sailor -he's at sea. HARTER, WILLIAM C. Rifle Team, Fresh- man Track. HI-Ie's mild, but does he satisfyl HARTMAN, SOLOMON L. Track Team, Traffic Squad, C. O. A., Gym Numerals. l'With that name, he carries the Wisdom of the ages. HASTINGS, IULIUS M. Senate, Camera Club, History Office, Sr. Arista. 'XI cover the history office. 40 HAUSMAN, lRlS T. Program Committee, lunior Dramatic Club, Life Guard, Basket- ball and Baseball. HAWKINS, VlRCflNlA A. C. O. A., Service Club. Kentucky colonel. HAWRYLUK, HARRY Hurry, luck, he needs you. HAYES, IEAN C. O. A., Leader's Club, Girl Reserves Club, Traffic Squad. HECHT, ARTHUR R. Football, C. O. A, Scholarship Committee, Track. HElTZMAN, ROBERT D. Natura Club, Audubon Club, Ticket Rep., C. O. A. Ticket to the-game? HELEGOTT, PEARL R. Spani Cf-gi . S I fl JP , O. S., Service Club, Recording -an 23 She s as nice as she is capable f HELLE, RAYMoND E. Pres. Emsmiqfifr-Q, Club, schooi Art League, c. o. A., ChEsX. Club. Art speaks louder than Words. East. HELLWIG IDA MAE Choral Club Ir Life Saving, Baseball The Songbird of the V HEMENDINGER IEAN M Spanish Club Bank Representative Swimming Squad A humdingerl HEMMENDINGER MARIORIE E Eoot lighters. Margie We re always thinking of you, Margie HENICK KENNETH Baseball CNumeralsJ Volleyball CNumeralsJ Knockless HERAS, GERALDINE P Sans Soucl Serv ice Club Social Science Club Commence ment Usher The obiect of our affections HERMANN ARTHUR E Senior Arista C. O. A Service Club lntramural Baseball WXHESS, MAVIS A Leaders Club Arch Patrol. She tickles the floorboards if HESS, RUTH Eoothghters Leaders Club Mr. MacLeans Office Hockey E Some think the World is made for fun and frohc HIESIGER, ASHER Bank, Press Club, Physical Exam. Office, Intramural Basket- ball. HILLS, LORRAINE Sec't of C. O. A., Social Science Club, Miss Cameron's Office, Settlement Club. Quick and pert, quite alert. HIRSH, SOLOMON E. Service Club CZD, Stamp Club, Class Vice-Pres. HOFFMAN, SIDNEY M. C. O. A., Service Squad, Arch Patrol, Dutchman Rep. HONKANEN, HELVI Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Program Committee, Service Club. To know here is to like her. HORN, MARION D. C. O. A., Basketball, Audubon Club, Dutchman Staff. Around the 'horn' with Marion. HORNUNG, GEORGE G. Stamp Club, Track Squad, Senior Arista, Commence- ment Comm. Don't disturb. HURWITZ, NATHANIEL H. Sr. Arista, Sen- ate, Footlighters, Year Book Staff. Esquire shows ..... ll I-IYMAN, MEYER S. Lacrosse Team, lOl, Stamp Club. Bored of education. IANNONE, ANTHONY Ambition killed Caesar, but not Anthony. im IBANEZ, LA VERNE A. Senior Arista, Pan- American Club, Spanish Club. Dignity personified. IGNATOFF, HILDA I. Hebrew Club, L. M. C. Art Club, G. O. Council, Service Club. Artistically perfect. Q INCORVAIA, CONCETTA l. Poetry Club, Settlement Club. INGRISANO, PASOUALE P. Strong, silent man. XIRELAND, THoMAs rooibqii versity, 1. v. Football, Baseball Varsity, C. O. A. ISAACS, EDNA I. Sr. Orchestra, Ir. Or- chestra, Program Comm., Sr. Life Saving, An all-around girll N. IACKSON, GERALDINE S. L. M. C. Art Club, Erasmian Club, P. T. Office, Service Club. HA student Who takes her art to heart. IACKSON, GRACE uThe class sophisti- cate. ff JIACOBS, FLORENCE S. C. O. A., Service J' Club, Eootlighters Club, Life Saving. She ought to be twins. IACOBS, GERALD Track Team, C. O. A., Service Club. 'XI-Ie's an aviator-always in the air. IACOBS, WILLIAM Senate, Program Comm., Service Club, Poetry Club. lust call him 'Reolf IACOBSON, FLORENCE Sans Souci, Sr. Arista. Short and sweet. IACOBY, HERBERT E. German Club, Serv- ice Club, Intramural Volleyball. He has a silent tongue and a true heart. f IAEEE, BEATRICE Ir. Arista, Rm. lOl, Pro- gram Comm. Like chocolate-clark and sweet. IAEEE, HOWARD Cross-Country Team Capt., Track Team, C. O. A., Audubon Club. 'xRabbit. IAGOLINZER, STANLEY I. Band. So musi- cal he Cana tuna-fish. rl , 1 f 1 I br nf , xxx l5Hy: A. ,,- ll-1 ethel da n. Mv'r'i X! IAROS, E ESTA Erasmian, Miss Molen- ryk's Off., Miss Denholm's Off., Classica Soclalitas. Charm and Reserve. IOFFE, 'DORIS I. Sect. Gr. II., C. O. A., Pro- gram Committee, Arch Patrol. Petite and sweet. IOEEE, ROBERT S. Ir. Arista, Program Comm., G. O. Store. 'lTake a chance. IOEEEE, HERBERT All famous people are dying and he feels sick. IIAMES, SALLY-ANN Miss Cameron's Of- fice, Miss Denholm's Office, C. O. A. Wit, style, and charm. N ...I ff' V 'I IENSEN, ELLEN D. Choral Club, C. O. A., 2l2A., Scholarship Committee. By the work, one knows the workmanf' IONES, LEONARD Social Science Club. What this city needs is a good central government. IORDAN, FRANCES M. S. O. S. Club, Infirmary, Sect. S. O. S. HA good history student-fond of dates. IOYCE, WILLIAM 'IA nice fellow to know. KABATZNICK, LEO Asst. Patrol Capt. Little man-so what? - KADISON, ADELINE Settlement Club, Basketball, Tennis, Sect. Settlement Club. uSweet Adeline is a good sport. KAI-IAN, ROBERT I-I. Pan-American Club, Mr. Crowley's Office, Senate, O. A. A. A senator is always a gentleman. KAI-IN, ALICE Eootlighters, Iunior Arista, Bibliophile, Sans Souci. l'That Chesterfield Ad-She satisfiesln KALISI-I, BEATRICE Ir. Arista, X. Y. Z. Club, Program Comm., Sans Souci. Sans Souci. KALKER, PEARL N. Players' Club, Settle- ment Club, Hebrew Club, Spanish Club. 'lIsn't it nice to be natural? KAMINKOWITZ, DAVID I. V. Football, Service Club, Apparatus Club, Traffic Squad. OuietC?D and efficient. KANTOR, IRENE Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Sans Souci, President Leaders Club. ''Vivacious-witty-charming-pretty. ' ' KAPELNER, DOROTHY I dream too much. KAPLAN, AARON Caducean Society, Mi- croscope Club, Natura Society, Service Club. Silence is golden-we're off the gold standard. KAPLAN, BERTRAM W. Service Club, Chemistry Club, Miss Erler's Office. KAPLAN, IRMA S. Audubon Club, Settle- ment Club. UAS noisy as a falling snow- flake. 44 1 KAPLAN, LIONEL Pres. of Band, Pres. of I Orchestra, C. O. A., Program Comm. A I musician at heart. I KAPLAN, SIDNEY S. Typewriting Club, Badio Club. 'lNappy. KAPLAN, SHIRLEY A. Information Office, C. O. A., Settlement Club, Players Club. KAPLAN, THELMA Five feet seven of personality. KAPLAN, WILLIAM Chess Club, Stamp Club. Who won the Industrial Bevolu- I tion? KAPLOEE, RUTH Hebrew Club, Office IOS. She's-'off'. f f KABANSKY, MICHAEL M. Handball Team, , I. V. Basketball, Spanish Club, Physical I Exam. Off. HHe sprouts words. I ICABANZA, PAUL Gown Comm., Track I Team. 'lAn economist when it comes to homework. I Q . KABASH, SHIRLEY E. Service Club, Base- ball. She's graduating with a 'carash'. KABNOESKY, EDNA B. Der Deutsche Ver- I ein, Hockey Club, C. O. A., Settlement I Club. To know her is to like her. 355.5553 BUQSEEU BUISSO SZOFP'-0-L-l into 3 :L :,-QN ODUEEVA H'C7LQo-F4 U-PH'-1. Sigma s: Sort Qffeam QQHIDNCPZ U'U:1 30 gg uhm cb Wg 5' CD Q EQ at Qs B Qi S' 59 L. .wt PM WEEE V' KATZ, ALICE I. Bibliophile, Senior Life Saving, Tennis Club, Basketball. Not born lazy, just tired. KATZ, ELAINE C. O. A., Team Captain, Work in Gym 57. She's capable, also good fun. I r KATZ, E. BOSALIND Program Comm., Iunior Arista, C. O. A., Settlement Club. HE. CErasmusl B. Katz. N KATZ, LINCOLN B. Camera Club, Chemis- , try Club, Service Club, Traffic Squad. The l 'Link' is never missing. 45 KATZ, MORTON R. Intra-Mural Basket- ball. Not often heard, but always think- ing. KAUFMAN, PEARL Miss Ragan's Assist- ant, Basketball, C. O. A., Forum. The girl with the dreamy eyes. KAUFMAN, EDGAR B. C. O. A., Swim- ming, Mr. MacLean's Office, Platform Speaker. KAUFMAN, SIDNEY French Club, I-land Wrestling. Strong and silent. KAUFMAN, BEATRICE I. Silver Medal- Spanish Declamation Contest, Gym Squad Leader and Captain. Like sugar-sweet and refined. KAUFMAN, MORTON Caducean Society, Astronomers Club, Poetry Club, Camera Club. Our own 'horse-doctor'. KAYSER, SELMA G. Der Deutsche Verein, Sans Souci, Service Club, O. A. A. Selma is an overwhelmerf' KEARNEY, GRACE KELLER, ANNETTE Service Club, C. O. A. 'I'ennyson's 'Babbling Brook' has noth- ing on you. KELLNER, FRANCES Settlement Club, Ger- man Office, Audubon Club, Sr. Arista. The blue eyes have it. JKELLY, MARY E. Smiling Irish eyesl KELMER, LEON C. Audubon Club, Cur- rent Events Club, Commencement Usher, Social Science Club. Fordham's new gash. XKESSLER, EDWIN I. Caducean Society, Philatelic Society, Service Club, Fencing. Heap big medicine man. KIECHLIN, ROBERT I. Bank Rep., C. O. A., Traffic Squad, Volley Ball. 'Kid I. P. Morganl A bank rep. KIMMEL, SHIRLEY Settlement Club, He- brew Club, C. O. A., Footlighter Rep. t'Footloose and fancy free. KINBERG, FRANCES B. Art Office. An- other artist who knows when to draws the line. -.1-..:,., A f ' My - ??CTm,5,,3mWx-, . 1,-ceawi, ,, , 1 if.f'ifffw -W: - .. W vffv:-Maia: G ew,.2f .', -ew w ,f www fl-my fy fm f ,, , , .A aywc l e M 1 'h' , ., - '- ,ggaQvfq1:'i?2ffirf'fgfy, 4 ,fgv 5 QS gf' xv M fw fp 1 2 F , . , 43 x ' l 1. A,,L',' ' , fgQuf'. V ,Ly Hy? 51, f.gjv'fff5l Vw, 'r', V . ., ,, . H fmm. . s v 'ef' f 'Ti g ' V 3. ' - , fs, ' V. lx ff f ff , t SN w , K, Xl f 0 ' . -5 , f ,V -9155 ? ' 33, f J f, ff vw v.,.W. 4. ., ,f,, ,ff . , QA .1:1?.f-ai:-. se aj va ' ' -' ,af ff: m 5 Wife? 5? 5 f f - 5 ' -5' ,K I V' Y x ' .Sami Mgffiz' ,M ':,, effqp- H' :,'., iff! JUNE V KING, MARGUERITE N. Classica Sodali- tas, Vox Classica Staff, Greek Club, Dr. Wedeck's Office. The Greeks have a word for it-'Oxford '. V KIRSCHNER, LILLIAN M. Basketball, Eng- lish office, lOl, C. O. A. Sweet and dimin- utive-but oh, what power. KIRSHBLOOM, MAE M. Poetry Club, Set- tlement Club, Tennis Club. Sweetness per- sonified. N KIRSHNER, BERNARD N. Track Team, C. O. A., Program Comm., President of Grade IV. Why knock, when a boost is just as Jappropriatef' KIRSI-INER, HAROLD C. O. A., Sr. Arista, Service Club, Grade Officer CBD. Courtesy pluslI KISLEWITZ, SAMUEL Service Club. What now, my man? fKLASKIN, HAROLD N. Cross Country Team, Track Team, Choral Club, C. O. A. If A regular devil with the fair sex. fKLASS, IACOB S. C. O. A., Intramural Baseball, Traffic Squad. He's in a 'Klass' by himself. lvl KLEIMAN, ADELAIDE C. Sect. Arch Pa- I trol, Hebrew Club, Settlement Club. A I miss we'll all miss. KLEIN, LAWRENCE Sr. Orchestra, Audu- bon Club. Let's hear something classical. KLEIN, SHIRLEY Sans Souci, Eootlighters, Traffic Squad, Co-Ill. Sarah Bernhardt, Katy Cornell, Shirley Klein. Kiorz, iosEPH Not fm mist, butvhe draws a crowd. KNOPPOW, RUTH S. Basketball, Settle- ment Club, Tennis Club. 'lWe never know she's around. KOBRE, LAWRENCE M. Mr. Davidson's Office, P. T. Office, Service Club, Lunch- room Squad. KOEGEL, LILLIAN R. S. O. S., Hockey, Bank Rep. We're all for you. KOENIG, ARTHUR T. Orchestra, Band, Trumpet Quartet, Track. Ah, solitude! 47 I Ni M, . clusions f 'z 2' XY lub. p deep. t I KRAUSE, MARIE I. Leaders Club, Tennis, Basketball, Baseball. She's so tine there's only one ot her kind. XKRESGE, ELIZABETH Miss Traendly's Ott., Choral Club, Pres. ot Hi-Y, Art Club. You have to look up to her. KRIEGEL, ANSEL M. Hockey. Petite, lov- able and sweet. KROI-IN, ALYS M. Tennis Club, Basketball Club, Swimming Club, Service Club. Rare -handle with care. KRONSTADT, ROBERT Service Squad C3l, Freshman Basketball, Arch Patrol. When a teller needs a friend-he will be your kronyf' KRULL, IEANNE Players' Club, C. O. A., Iunior Arista, Basketball. Do you Krull?- No, I walk. - KUNICK, REGINA Settlement Club, Red Cross Club, History Ottice, Visual Instruc- tion Comm. Oueen in her own right. KURTZ, EDNA Pan-American Club, Tennis Club, Hockey, Cfym Captain. She ought to know her history, she's up to date. 48 KORNPELD ALLAN S Varsity Fencing Press Club Senate C O A Like an arm aments conference no limits KOSTANT CHARLOTTE C Basketball Club, Settlement Club C O A Papyrus Rep. x'Sophist1cated ladyll ' KOTCHER HARRY Der kleine kotcher M KRAFT, HARRY I Athletic Jumps at con KRAKAUER BEULAH B Iunior Arista Spanish Club Service Club Mr MacLeans ff' I Ottice. 'Charmingly peppery and disarm ,f---.Ztgdfingly charmingl ?Ilff5EPES MORRIS Service Club Chess s 'wk . ' YLKRASNOW FRANCES sun water runs KRAUS, SIGMUND Sr Arista Ir Arista t Stamp Club Intramural Baseball The small end ot things LAMPIASE, ROCCO B. Intramural Volley Ball. 'II don't shout teacher, the room has sound boards. LAND, SHIRLEY L. Ir. Arista, Forum, Base- ball, Program Comm. Happy 'Land'-ing. LANDES, EDITH Settlement Club, Service Club. A clear, level headed lass. LANGE, ROBERT E. Stamp Club, Service Club. l'It's been a lange time . . HXLASKER, HOWARD I. Spanish Office, Soc- cer, Volley Ball, Senior Arista. 'lYou can't knock a swell guy. LASNER, MILDRED Settlement Club, Boughton Club. Mutiny on the Bought- ony. LASSEN, MARIORIE B. Choral Club. A good student and a charming girl. LASSMAN, SAMUEL Band, Orchestra, Ser- vice Club, Trumpet Ouartet. The music goes down and aroun '. ality. X. J fellow. I posuref' LAZARUS, THEODORE R. Eootlighters, Boy Leader-Ir. and Sr. Arista, Senate, Mr. Ritchie's Office. Let's play. LEADBETTER, CEDRIC C. Clerk in Physi- cal Exam. Office. l'The teacher's delight- a silent young man. LEAR, DORIS C. Service Club, Leader. The quiet ones know the LEBOLT, IESSE G. Traffic Squad, C. Service Club. 'xWill the class give minute to read this notice? LEES, WILLIAM T. Track. One LAX, STERLING P. T. Office, Classica So- dalitas, Chess Club. A sterling person- Squad most, O. A., me a grand LEEE, HERBERT Swimming Squad, Class Officer CSecy.l, Volley Ball Team. He wants to get ahead and who are we to stop him. LEIEERT, STEPHEN C. Sr. Arista, C. O. A., Camera Club, Press Photog. Double eX- 49 LENOEE, NORMAN Arch Patrol, C. O. A And is Len oii??? LENSE, TACK A. Service Club, Dutchman. We can't see through. this one. LESCHEN, ARTHUR President 8834, Gym Volley Ball, Service Squad, Commendation Card. 'lHe's so iast??? LESSERSON, EUGENE Service Club. At least he tries. LEVINE, GERSHEN Bulletin Board, Basket- ball, Arch Patrol, Detention Room. Sits still, but does much. LEVINE, HARRY Track Squad, Soccer Squad. LEVINE, IEANETTE S. Spanish Club, He- brew Club, Settlement Club. One of the girls. if LEVTNE, MARION Bibliophile Club, Tennis Club, Life-Saving, Basketball. Shining eyes, smiling lips. LEVINE, NORMA Der Deutsche Verein, Settlement Club, Liedertaiel CPresidentJ, Congresswomen. The girl with the smile. LEVINE, ROSLYN Classica Sodalitas, Re- cording Comm. l-low's the air, up there? CThe potential aviatriX.l LEVINE, VIVIAN Spanish Club, Settlement Club. Lovable and sweet? LEVINSON, HILDA Eootlighters, Ir. Arista, S. O. S. Club, Theatre Group. LEVEY, IAMES G. Swimming 4 yrs., Serv- ice Club l yr. One ot many. LEVITT, BRYNA I. Players Club, Settle- ment Club, Die Liedertaiel. Take it or Lev- itt-we'll take it. LEWERS, PATRICIA Lee-wus alone. LEYPOLDT, EDITH K. Service Club, Ten- nis, Ir. Lite Saving. LIBSON, HAROLD L. C. O. A., Hebrew Club, Volley Ball. Ad 'lib-son'ny boyl LICHTMAN, HELEN I. Forum, Spanish Club, Main Office, French Club. Persona ality, witty, versatility, pretty. LIEBMAN, ROSALIND Basketball, C. O. A. A pleasing countenance. LIEBMAN, SYLVIA Cr. Spanish Club, Miss Luth's Office, Service Club. A quiet sort- all times a sport. LTLLING, ETHEL M. Vice-President of G. O., Senior Arista, Bibliophile, Sans Souci. Super Ethyl-no knocks. LINK, LEONARD R. Mr. Ritchie's Off., Pres. of Stamp Club, C. O. A., Recording Comm. The missing one? LIPPMAN, ARNOLD B. Ir. Arista, Social Science Club, Sr. Arista, Miss Molenclyk's Office. Perntl LIPSHITZ, DOROTHY Volleyball, Basket- ball, Long Ball, Baseball. 'Td walk a mile for her sweet smile. LITOWITZ, RUTH C. Erasmian Rep. ln school she's quiet. But outside . . .'?? LOBELL, LEONARD E. Service Club, Cfer- man Club, Biology Club, C. O. A. He can say nothing in more ways than any two teachers. LOBENBERG, EDWARD l. Economic Geography Club, Phys. Exam. Office, Camera Club, Chem. Club. Hard to see, but easy to hear. LOCKE, MIRIAM Basketball, C. O. A., Service Club. No dictation today, Miss Locke. LOCKS, DOROTHY D. Settlement Club, History Dept., Bank, lOl. Locks and lots of smiles. LOEWENTHAL, HENRY, IR. C. O. A., Art Service, Traffic Squad, Tennis Team. He's no junior, he's a senior. LOFC-REN, DORIS M. Choral Club, Red Cross Club, Mr. Rohrberg's Off., Miss Molendylds Off. Quiet and reserved. LOPRESTI, SAMUEL I. Chess Club. LOTZ, MARION E. Bank Rep. 'She be- lieves in 'Conservation ot Energyf LOVELL, ETI-IEL Volleyball, Service Club, C. O. A., Miss Luth's Oltice. 'Teachers' pet in and out ot school. LOVETTE, LUCILLE Amateur Astronomers Club, Service Club, Round Table Eorum, Mr. MacLean's Office. A lovable girl. LOWENBERC-, RI-IODA R. Miss Lutl'i's Ot- tice, Bank, Basketball Club, Service Club, Elevated LOWENEELD, IRWIN A. Senate, Student Council, Eootlighters, C. O. A. The Cynicf' LUCKOM, IRVING Mr. Ritchie's Office, Year Book Staff, Sr. Arista, Class Day Comm. Ask Lucky, he nose. LUTHER, CLARENCE G. Choral Club, Service Club. I know whatcha' thinkin', but you're wrong. LUZUNARIS, MANUEL Service Club, Vol- leyball, Spanish Club. I-Ie's always be- hind the weight-ball. MACI-ILIN, IRVING Sr. Arista, Latin Medal, Miss I-Iodgdon's Ottice. 'Squaring the circle. I f MACKLER, ELLA Eootlighters, Arch Patrol, lOl, Service Club. l'The theater's tirst lady. MALACOEE, ISIDORE L. Intramural In- door Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Not a cough in a carloadf' MALONEY, CHARLES P. Intramural B. B., C. O. A. MALroN, EDWIN R. c. o. A. WW LAM MALTZ, PI-IOEBE Settlement Club, Basket-fo' ball, Miss Luth's Ott., Artificers Club. Gen--nl tlemen prefer blondes. MANDELL, EDWARD Program Comm., Social Science Club. Acute neutrophilic lesskocytosisf' MARCUS, NORMA Settlement Club, Round Table, Red Cross Club, Hebrew Club. Marc-us down for a date. 52 MARESCA, LUCIA R. Chevrons. Quiet and sweet. XMARKELL, MANLEY Track Team, lOl, Service Squad. 'Iohnny Reb' from below the Mason Dixon Line. MARKOWITZ, PAUL Service Club, Band, Orchestra, Trumpet Quartet. Early to bed and early to rise . . . gathers no moss. MARKS, VIVIAN Z. Settlement Club. 'I 'Z' marks the spot. MARKUS, DORIS C. O. A. Markus down for this one. MARSHALL, ALICE B. Chemistry Club, Tennis, Choral Club. Blonde hair-blue eyes. MASLIN, IULIUS His picture is his boost. MASON, IRVING Lacrosse E , Soccer Audubon Club. I'm an athlete. MASTROTA, FRANK Volleyball, Basket- ball. Star basketball player. MARX, STANLEY S. Stamp Club, Service Club, C. O. A., German Club. The noise behind the echo. MAXWELL, HENRY Sr. Arista, Interna- tional Affairs Club, P. T. Office. Oh Henryl -Yes, teacher. MCCARTHY, MARY Baseball, Spanish Club, Basketball. When Irish eyes-ll MCDERMOTT, EDWARD FRANCIS Service Club, Soccer, Basketball. Not lazy, just nonchalant. MCEVOY, ANNA M. Service Club, Aero Club. You can depend on Anne. MEDLIN ERANCES B. Traffic Squad, Miss Luth's Office, Volleyball, Art Office. 'lNo use rned'lin' here. MEHLMAN, MILDRED E. Service Club, Round Table, Hebrew Club, Die Liedertafel. 'lThe Mehlrnan brought me. 53 vJm,u.. . 1 MEPIRING, MARIE K. Ir. Arista, Basketball, Typewriting Club. 'lSo quiet-maybe it's love. MELTZER, DOROTHY L. German Club, S. O. S. Club, Settlement Club, Service Club. 'llfew words are oft best. MENENDEZ, IOSEPI-IINE La Tertulia, Pan- American Club, Basketball, Long Ball. She is seen but seldom heard. MERLIS, EVELYN Vice-Pres. Pan-Ameri- can Club, Pan-American Medal, S. O. S. Club. Delightful to know. XMERTENS, EDITH 1. service club, Trattic Sa., Basketball Team, Art Club. Give the class a break and stick around. MESNICK, CLARA B. Der Deutsche Verein, Service Club, Settlement Club, Hebrew Club. It it bothers you-why just think about it. METZ, MOLLY Sans Souci, Players' Club, Service Club. To act natural is to act right. MEYERSON, EVELYN History Dept. Office, Chemistry Club, Program Comm., Service Club. Shy and reserved-but tor whom? MICI-IAELS, PHOEBE R. Players' Club. Short and sweet. MILLER, ADELE M. Senior Arista, Program Committee, Sans Souci, Caducean Society. Still water runs deep. MILLER, GEORGE I. Volleyball, Service Club. Fighting Irish. MILLER, IULIAN Arch Patrol. IMA. MILLER, MILDRED 'she knows her way around. MINDE, MURIEL Iunior Arista, Spanish Club, Settlement Club, I-Iebrew Club. A class tavoritef' MIRKUS, PEARL D. Infirmary. Drop one, and Pearl two. MOGUL, SELMA lOl, C. O. A., Service Club, Gym Captain. 1 'Y l T' MozELL, ALBERT L. camera ciub, stump Club. X, the unknown quantity. ' MUDICK, BERTRAM Band, X. Y. Z. Club, lunior Arista U.H.S.D. Raffles MUENS, DOROTHY E. Service Club, Ten- nis Club. VMUSHABAC, DAVID R. Theater Group, Erasmian, Players' Club, Forum. NAAR, RICHARD A. Service Club. 'lWe all had to take math. VCNASOFF, RUTH Settlement Club, English Office, Players' Club, C. O. A. She's quiet -in school. NATKlN, MORTON L. lnternational Affairs Club, Audubon Club. NETLSON, IEWEL M. Cferrnan Club, S. O. S. Club, Bank Rep. MONIZ, MAUDE lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. MOONEY, HELEN C. Treasurer Ernu-Hi Club, Typewriting Club, Senior Arista, Mr. Ritchie's Office. lust as charming as she is pretty. MOORE, DOROTHY V. Tr. Arista, Miss Luth's Office, Service Club, C. O. A. Dot, Dot ..... Dot ..... MOORE, EVA A. Bank Staff, Hockey, Service Club, C. O. A. We Want rnoCoDrel MORIARTY, LAWRENCE R. Cross Country Mgr., Service Club, Miss Luth's Off., Track. When lrish eyes are sn'1ilin'. MORRELL, MURRAY Iunior Arista. A successor to Edison. MOSES, SHIRLEY HELENE MOSKOWlTZ, ELEANOR Sans Souci. We've never heard her kick or crab. l 55 NELSON, IDA Settlement Club, Room lOl, History Dept. I'da saidi- NEWMAN, REBECCA R. Boughton Club, Ir. Spanish Club. New Cmanb and nice. NEWMARK, MURIEL E. Service Club, Information Office, Co-Ill, C. O. A. Our standard of lovelinessf' NOSOW, SIGMUND Ir. Orchestra, Sr. Or- chestra, String Trio. NosoW good, but he'll do. NOVAK, HAROLD Lacrosse, Gym Base- ball, Service Club, Traffic Club. One of the many about to leave. OBERG, HAROLD S. Stamp Club, Service Club, Gym Office, Eorum. O'CONNOR, MARY IOAN Infirmary, Settle- ment Club, Red Cross Club. Like sugar, both sweet and refined. OLAND, LESLIE E. Gymnastic Club, C. O. A. Latin is my pet subject. 'Veni, vidi, vici.' . 95? I .' xl. rfouvz-x, sANTo M. English office, o. A. A., N- X5 C. O. A., International Affairs. Santo with- li 'J I out the claus. - l si OLSTEIN, ERANKLYN E. Band, Orchestra, C. O. A., Trumpet Ouartet. OMIN, BERNICE M. Players' Club, Pro- gram Comm., Settlement Club. Not Widefl known but Well liked Ek n. I i f ill if V O'NElLL, IOHN W. tl . , Er I Oh, kneel in our midst. ORENBLUM, I-IANNAI-I German Office, O. A. A. Efficiency, accuracy, service. f PACHTER, sELWYN Players' ciub, ROOSQ- velt Oratorical Contest, Bank Rep. PALAZZO, VINCENT I. Service Club, C. O. A., Grade Treasurer. Teachers al- ways pick on me. if PANCHAK, WILLIAM M. Gym Baseball, Class Basketball, Ice Hockey Squad. Live and learn-some people try both. 56 H A I. L SQHCDQL T9 3 6 3252? V. V V' ,X J X V' PARKER, CHARLES O. Chess Club, Chem- 67 istry Club, Mr. MacLean's Office. 5,1140 PARNES, BURTON Stamp Club, C. O. A., Caducean Club, Service Club. Hurry, the bus is here. PARSON, ROSE S. Rm. lOl, Service Club, Squad Leader, Gym Captain. She has Venus de Milo beat, she has arms. PARTINGTON, GEORGINA Mr. Strattorrs Office, Mr. Emery's Office. UA Georgia peach. PASTERNAK, WALTER Arch Patrol, Cam- era Club, Chemistry Club, Stamp Club. So he showed the teacher her mistake. PAUL, FRANCES F. Main Office, Service Club, Spanish Club. Sugar and spice and everything nice. PAYTON, BETTY M. B, M. P. to her friends. PEARLSTETN, ABRAHAM Pan-American. More popular than he knows. v l .f , PEASE, ORVlLLE H. Swimming, Baseball, Acrobatic Club. Pease-listen to my little . . PECK, SIDNEY PEISER, ALFRED M. Sr. Arista, Miss l-lodgdon's Office, Forum, Program Comm. W'here's the better half? PEISER, DONALD E. Senior Arista, Pro- gram Comm., Forum, Miss Hodgdon's Of- fice. Here l am. PELLMAN, CHARLES Bibliophile. The long of it. PERLIN, MARSHALL Service Club. A sincere and earnest fellow. X PERLOWIN, PAUL R. Capt. Fencing Team, Grade Adviser's Office, Year Book Comm., Footlighters. 'lOn guard-ltoucheln PERLSTEIN, LUCILLE A. Erasmian, S. O. S. Club, Service Club, Settlement Club. l'Silence is golden but silver is more fashionable. 57 PERRY, ALICE Small and Petite. PERSKIN, DANIEL H. Physics Club, Chem- ' ' ry Club, Er smian Rep. I-Ie's generally QA ff! DVMAT , IPETCHESKY, ROLAND Mr. MacLean's Office. What's in a name? XJPETERSON, BETTY E. Hockey, Life-Sav- ing, Basketball, Baseball. The outdoor girl. PETRONIO, GEORGE Seats in the side aisles only. .I PETTIT, ROGER P. Sr. Arista, Swimming, G. O. Council, Hockey. God's gilt to the merrnaidsf' PHILLIPS, NORMA H. Spanish Club, Stamp Club, Hebrew Club, Pan-American Club. Our future Pavlovaf' PICA, MARIE T. Basketball, Hockey, Base- ball, C. O. A. Why pica bone with her? PLAIN, ALVIN Never vain, just plain. PLAIN, BETRAM D. Audubon Club. PLAKUN, RUTH E. Red Cross Club, Serv-, ice Club, C. O. A. 'IA pianist-always I playing around. PLOTZ, CHARLES M. Eootlighters, Stamp Club, Players' Club, Deutsche Verein. Little good boy. POCHILKY, IEROME Eootball, Basketball, I - Service Club. Me and Paul CSullivanl. f vf' POCHTAR, REUBEN Service Squad, Hand- ball Squad. At least he's healthy. I vmonos, RUTH L. Settlement ctttb, Etete- mian Rep. Service Club, C. O. A. l'Why gentlemen prefer blondes' POILLON, WILLIAM A. Camera Club, C. O. A., Service Club. 58 POLLACK, M. MITCHELL Mr. Ritchie's Of- fice, Audubon Club., Caducean Society, Camera Club. lust call him 'Mike' POLLACK, SHIRLEY Cf. Sans Souci Club, Mr. Davidson's Office, Service Club, C. O. A. If personality counts, she's got 'it'.' POLON, MELISANDE Service Club, Miss Cameron's Office, Mr. MacLean's Office, Traffic Squad. Sparkling personality and a ready smilel' POPKIN, PAUL Football, C. O. A., Arch Patrol. It's the surgeon in him that makes him cut. POPLAWSKI, RAY Service Club. l'Never had a day of detentionl PROSNITZ, ROBERT L. Miss Cameron's Off., Sr. Arista, Ir. Arista, C. O. A. Our modern sphinxf' ' 1 RAAB, DAVID Sr. Arista, Soccer Team, Sans Souci, Hebrew Club. Uses his head, on the soccer team. RABINER, BEATRICE C. O. A., Traffic Squad. No use rab-in-it in. RABINOWITZ, ALEXANDER Band, P. T. Clerk. He makes the music go round. RABINOWITZ, PETER A friend indeed. RABINOWITZ, SUSANNAH Program Com- mittee, Iunior Arista, Basketball Club, Se- nior Arista. l'Ohl Susannah . . RAND, HELEN G. Traffic Squad, Erasmian, C. O. A., Tennis Club. 'lShe's the Tops from the Bottom up. V RAPOPORT, LEONARD G. O. on Parade, Senate, G. O. Council, Fencing. The man behind the mask. RAYMOND, RITA Swimming, Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Leaders' Club. A big splash in the pool. RE, MARIE A. Re for Marie. REDELHEIM, S. PHILIP C. O. A., Intra- mural Basketball, Service Sq. Perpetual motion. l Playboy RICI-ITER, EDNA M. Classicas Sodalitas, lOl, Settlement Club, Iunior Arista. Hid- den tires. RIDGWAY, EDWARD B. Cross-Country Team, Track Team, Acrobatic Club. Draws everything but a salary. RIVKIN, IRMA C. O. A., Service Club. 'lAge of innocencet?D. ROBERTAZZI, ANNA R. Ann's her name -torget the rest. ROBERTS, WILLIAM W. Chess Club, Pan- American Club, Intramural Baseball. The only good listener in the class. ROBERTSON, VIOLET F. Sr. Arista, Speech Ott., Service Club, Recording Comm. Writ- ing poetry in chem. RODRIGUEZ, ANTONIO Football Squad, Spanish Club. Once-left end, now-lett out. ROGERS, SEYMOUR Track Squad, P. S. A. L. Pin. Was he really in the class? 60 'I REED, MARIORIE R Baseball Basketball Choral Club Program Comm Marjorie U R A Reed I REES, C. HERBERT Quiet as a mousel REICI-I, DOROTHY Artiticers Club Red Cross, C O A Reich with the milk ot human kindness REILLY, EDWARD G Aero Club Track Team, C. O A Reilly really Isay there REISER, ALVIN Miss Luths Ott I V Foot ball. HI-Ie can be nice too REPETTO IACOB I Bench Warmer N RI-IINOW FRANK W Swimming Squad Gym Ottice Track Squad Now s the time for all good men V- RICI-IMAN EDWARD L Classica Sodalitas . Latin Ott. Fencing Squad Mr Ritchie s Ott I. Jiiiorira, ADELAIDE A. cefmcm Club, Ten nis Squad, Speech Ott. Rohr, Lion, roar.' ROISTACHER, IEAN Going places in her own quiet Way. ROOT, ARTHUR Sr. Arista, Classica So dalitas, Vox Classica, Senate. He hitched his Wagon to a star. f J ROSA, RUDOLPH C. Baseball Team, Soc Cer Team. The Rose in our hair. ROSE, IEANETTE L. Caducean Society Sans Souci, S. O. S. Club, Rostra. Gracie Allen-Erasmus Hall style. ROSEMAN, MILDRED R. Erasmian Art Club, Art Service Club, C. O. A., Service Club. uls she really as demure as she seems? ROSEN, GEORGE Classica Sodalitas, Sr Arista, Senate-Manager ot Debating Team C. O. A. 'Everything is DRAWL right. ROSENBERG, HARRlET M. C. O. A., lUl Co-lll Club, Service Club. 'lAll things come in small packages Cgood and badlf' ROSENBERG, HELEN V. Typewriting Club, Basketball, Baseball, Service Club. Full ot fun. ROSENBERG, PAUL Handball, Lacrosse Squad, Hockey, C. O. A. Get ott the soap- boXl ROSENBERG, ZELDA A. 'xGentle ot man- ner, tair ot face. ROSENBLATT, SEYMOUR Erasmian, Sup- ply Room. A journalist. ROSENBLUM, CELIA E. Players' Club, S tlement Club, San Souci Club. Consci tious and deserving. ROSENBLUM, MIRIAM ETHEL Class Treas- urer, Bank Rep., Der Deutsche Verein, He- brew Club. No, it isn't the trees, it's Rosen- blumf' ROSENPELT, ELT Rosen felt happy this term. ROSENHAUS, LILLIAN Sans Souci, Span- ish Club, Poetry Club. Gilding the lili. Sl y Q61 .1012 A RO WASSER, EUGENE C. O A. Ph s . , y - fcal Xam Off., Social Science Club. l-le's so fast his future is behind him. ROSENZWEIG, l-IARRIET M. C. O. A., Rostra, Basketball. Athletics, dramatics, and debating she can do-or can she? ROSOFSKY, ALBERT Traffic Squad, Arch Patrol. Eventually, why not now? ROSOVE, PERRY lOl, Chess Club. The last Ros-ove summer. ROTHENBERG, HAROLD B. Football, I. V. Football, Service Squad. But teacher, they don't sign it in Room lOl. ROTHSCHILD, CORINNE B. German Club, C. O. A. She's a great gal-and a swell pal. RUBENSTElN, LAURA C. O. A., Spanish Club, Players' Club. Rising young novel- ist. RUDICK, YVETTE C. O. A., Dutchman, Service Club. Short and sweet. RUDIN, SHIRLEY Hebrew Club, Settlement Club, Swimming Club. She's never rude- in class. RUDNICK, HERMAN C. O. A. Rudnick, are you sleeping? RUFFIN, WILLIAM M. lOl, Bank, Sr. Arista, Service Club. Ruffin ready. ' RUSHWALD, MlLDRED lr. Arista, Sans Souci, Der Deutsche Verein, Dutchman. A linguist. RUVINSKY, FLORENCE S. Choral Club, Leaders' Club, Senior Arista, Hockey Notes to you. RYNIKER, FLORENCE M. Leaders' Club, lr. Arista, C. O. A., Basketball. Like a new loaf of bread-fresh. SABEL, NORMA A. Choral Club, Classica Sodalitas, Miss Moffett's Off. She and the nightingale are tops. SACHAR, LILLIAN Program Comm., Sr. Arista, lr. Arista, lOl. lt's a gift. SACHS, MURIEL Settlement Club, Span- ish Club, Hebrew Club, Players' Club. Sweet and demure. SAFEERMAN, GERALD Orchestra. SAEIER, CHARLOTTE E. Der Deutsche Ver- ein, O. A. A., lnternational Attairs Club, Artiticers. A veritable sapphire. SALKTND, ALBERT B. String Trio, Orches- tra, Theater Group, C. O. A. He and Ru- binottf' SALZ, LEON Camera Club, Service Squad. SAMET, ADELE Paderewski put nothing over Adele. SAMTLOW, ROBERT D. Social Science Club. SANDAK, HAROLD I. Camera Club, Mr. Ritchie's Ottice, Dutchman Photographer, Year Book Statt. l'The man behind the A lens. SANFORD, MARY-IEAN Sr. Arista, Lead- ers' Club, Student Council, Miss Molendylcs Ottice. Girl Scout. SANET, LlLLlAN Settlement Club, Tennis Club. A pleasant classmate. SAREM, DONALD C. O. A., lOl, Service Squad. The gag man. SARNOEE, EDNA Giggling tattens one, Edna's having fun. SATLOW, TESSIE C. O. A. Good history student, fond ot dates. SCANLON, RAYMOND Sr. Arista. A reg- lar fellow. U 1 1 SCHECHTER, IEWEL Spanish Club. All that the name implies-a jewel. SCHENKEL, ARTHUR C. O. A., Forum, Philatelic Society. Pasteur plus Einstein equals Schenkelf' Nj,,,.,,-,iA.,A'lMvL-K.: SCHERR, ARTHUR A. C. O. A., Soccer Squad, Gym Secretary. Pencils are his tood for thought. SCHINDLER, BLANCHE Settlement Club, Classica Sodalitas, Forum, Recording Comm. The voice from on High. SCHLANGER, HELENE E. Basketball Club, Settlement Club, Service Club. Not Helen but Helene. SCHLUSSELBERG, GERTRUDE Pan-Amer- ican Club, Red Cross Club, Settlement Club, Round Table. 'lStill waters run deep. SCHNALL, MELVIN 'Heading tor Har- vardf' SCHNEIDER, FLORENCE Service Club, Orchestra. lust a 'cut-er-upper'. SCHNEIDER, NETTIE Volley Ball Numer- als. Sweet smile, sweet ways, sweet girl. SCHNEIDER, ROBERT Physical Exam Ott., Ping Pong. Another ot the quiet species. SCHNEIDERMAN, LEONARD lntramural Baseball, Service Club. SCHOEN, ROSE B. Recording Comm., Pro- gram Comm., Social Science Club, Mr. Ritchie's Ottice. SCHOLNICK, BERNARD Iunior Orchestra, Football Team, Radio Club, Camera Club. You can't knock a great guy. ' SCHORLING, RUTH M. Basketball, Ger- man Club, Service Club. SCHORR, NORMAN A. Senate, Press Club, Senior Arista, XYZ Papyrus. l'Cicero's only rival. SCHRECK, BEATRICE Settlement Club, Erasmian Rep., Tennis Club, Basketball Club. The eyes have it. scHRoEDER, PRED Service Club. l'To know m is to li SCHULDER, HERMIA Service Club, He- brew Club, Settlement Club. A Schulder to the wheel. 64 l 1 it C ,l i I , i.. SCI-IULMAN, ANABEL Ir. Arista, Miss Luth's Office, Program Comm. SCI-IULTI-IEIS, FREDERICK C. C. C. A., Service Squad, Settlement Club, Traffic Squad. Hear the teachers shout-Ereddy's getting out. SCHULTZ, REGINA C. O. A., Eootlighters, Iunior Arista. As queenly as her name. SCHWAB, WILLIAM L. Service Squad. A young pigeon. SCHWARTZ, HAROLD C. O. A., Service Club, Traffic Squad. Don Quixote. SCHWARTZ, IRVING Intra-Mural Volley Ball, Service Squad, Arch Patrol. SCHWARTZ, MILDRED Going places in her own quiet way. SCHWARTZ, ROSYLE I-I. Leaders' Club, Choral Club, Basketball, Chapel Speakers. She'll beat Tschaikowsky-some day. SCHWARTZ, SHIRLEY H. Service Club, Settlement Club, IUI, Canvassing Comm. Service plus-plus, plus, plusI SCHWARTZ, SIDNEY Astronomy Club, P. S. A. L. Pin. 'lThere is nothing like a good argument. SCHWARTZBURT, REBA Service Club, Players' Club, Sans Souci. Like a babbling brook:-goes on forever. SCHWARTZMAN, ELI C. O. A. My ship's due Monday. SEIDENBERG, GERTRUDE Basketball Club, Squad Leader, Hebrew Club. 'Romantic sophisticate? SEIXAS, BARBARA I. Service Club, Life Saving. BarbarCousD by name-not by na- ture. SELD, ARTHUR I. Arch Patrol, Service Club. Big butter and egg man-from Mo- hawk Valley. SELDCWITZ, IEROME Arch Patrol, C. O. A., Eco. Geog. Club. A real go-getterf' 65 SELVIN, SYLVlA Round Table, Bibliophile, Hebrew Club, Settlement Club. Not the one Shakespeare was looking for. SENET, MURTEL C. O. A., Players' Club, Pan-American Club, Bank Rep. Black- eyed Muriel. SEVUSH, DOROTHY Chemistry Club, Set- tlement Club, lnternational Affairs, Hebrew Club. Not a cannibal but a Sevushf' SHAERAN, ALEXANDER Iunior Arista, Pan-American Club, Camera Club, P. T. Office. A good student and a popular one. SHANBERG, CLARA Baseball, Basketball, Hockey. She aims to please. SHANKMAN, LEONARD Caducean Soci- ety, Bibliophile, Social Science Club, Bank. The bankers clerk. SHANSKY, TRVTNG Chemistry Club. Little Caesar. SHAPIRO, HAROLD Audubon Club, C. O. A. 1 f x, f l l Squad. 66 T SHAPIRO HERBERT I ldol of his class idle for many years SH O HERMAN S SHAPIRO LAWRENCE C A Volley Ball. He rode through Latin on a pony SHAPIRO MARCTA A Service Club Set tlement Club Tennis Club Eorurn She is like sugar refined and sweet SHATTEN DAISY M Forum Foreign Af fairs Club Tennis Club Erasmian Rep On a bicycle built for two SHAYWlTZ EVELYN Bank Staff Bank Rep. You can bank on her SHEEN, lRVlNCf Bank Rep Chemistry Club, Service Club Erasmian Rep Gal lagher and SHERMAN HARRY Volley Ball Traffic 44 44 DEDICATION PP vw WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK AS A TOKEN OE APPRECIATION TO OUR DEVOTED FRIEND AND COUNSELOR MR. VICTOR W. RITCI-IIE TIFIE CLASS OE IUNE, 1936 SHERRY, PHILIP Mr. MacLean's Office, Service Club, Stamp Club, C. O. A. Like other wines, sweet. SHIMNATZER, LOTTIE Hebrew Club, Bib- liophile, Settlement Club, Typewriting Club. Lottie personality. SHUCHMAN, ETHEL Players' Club, Set- tlement Club. Knocking her simply can't be clone. SHUKOVSKY, SEYMOUR Physical Exam Off., Hebrew Club, Players' Club. Beau Brummelf' SHULMAN, IEANETTE Settlement Club, Pan-American Club, Mr. MacLean's Off., C. O. A. Ieanie, Ienny, lanet, lean. SICKLES, ELIZABETH Settlement Club, Service Club, C. O. A., Infirmary. A nice girl to have around. SICKLES, LILLIAN 'ISO she finally got into print. SIEGEL, RAYMOND Intramural Baseball. lust a little 'Ray of Sunshine. SIEGEL, THEDA Poetry Club, Tennis Club. SILBER, GEORGE Arch Patrol. 'Silber anol golcl-both precious metals. SILLER, LOTTIE L. Sans Souci. SILVER, ARTHUR Increased value due to silver policy. SILVERMAN, LUCILLE Bibliophile, Sr. Ar- ista, Program Comm., Tennis. t'Charm per- sonified. ' SILVERMAN, MARIAN Swimming, Tennis Team, Settlement Club, Basketball. Babe Didrikson in the making. SILVERMAN, MILDRED Settlement Club. Nice . . . natural . . . naturally nice. SILVERMAN, NORMAN Track Team, P. S. A. L. Pin, Service Club. The value of silver is going up. SILVERMAN, RUTH Service Club, Bank Rep., Hebrew Club, German Club. USIIGIS O. K. SILVERMAN, THELMA R. Players' Club, Spanish Club, Theater Club, Basketball. 'IWhere there's smoke, there's tire. SILVERMAN, ZELDA Ir. Arista, Classica Sodalitas, lOl, Players' Club. An E.H.H.S. Pavlovaf' SILVERSTEIN, RENEE D. Hockey, L. M. C. Art Club, Tennis Team, Miss Cameron's Ott. Prank and real, true as steel. SIMONS, HELEN A. ul-Iardly says a word, knocking her's absurd. SINGER, CHARLOTTE E. Settlement Club, G. O. Council, Year Book Comm., Program Comm. 'llosie Erasmus. SINGER, I-IARRIET Service Club. Harri-et, what? SINSHEIMER, IEAN E. Eootlighters, Choral Club, Boughton Club. Shes small and cute. SLOTNICK, HELEN S. Baseball Team, Typewriting Club, Service Club, Basketball Team. Big brown eyes and rosy cheeks- 'nutt said. SLUTSKY, MORRIS Sr. Arista, Program Comm., lUl, XYZ. Who's shadowing who? SMALL, LEONARD P. Track Team, C. O. A., P. S. A. L. Pin. Small??? SMALL, MARIORIE R. Basketball, Base- ball, C. O. A., Arch Patrol. x'More pull than a dentist. SMITH, HOWARD M. Track, Service Club. l'Brother, lift those feet. SMOLIN, IAY H. Senate, Service Squad, Ir. Arista, Mr. MacLean's Ott. SMITH, IULIA A. Caducean Soc., Lite Sav- ing, Choral Club, Baseball. UThis is what we call versatility. SMITH, LOUIS Ir. Arista, C. O. A., Service Club, Senior Arista. A sound mind in a sound body. 58 f fSMlTH, STANLEY S. Track Team, C. O. A., Supply Rm., Erasmian Rep. SMYTH, EDWARD L. Service Club, Aero Club. Smyth-not Smith. SNYDER, FRANCES R. Settlement Club, Tennis Club. ls she of the energetic sort? VSOLOMON, CHARLES I. Chemistry Club, C. O. A., Bibliophile. Solomon my son- Cholly my iran'. SOLOMON, MORTON Phy. Training Off., Chemistry Club. Watch him throw 'el toro'. SONTAG, HOWARD M. Radio Club, Miss l:'reure's Oli. SPANTER, DONALD Cf. Lacrosse, Service Club, Arch Patrol, Gym Sec. lust another graduate. SPECTOR, LEONARD Dutchman Rep., Physical Exam. Ott. Like a Spector in the night. gf SPEHR, ALICE K. Service Club. Spehr - mint is best Cadvt.l. SPRINGMEYER, DONALD A. Tennis, Swim- ming Squad, C. O. A., Soccer Squad. After the ball was over. STAMATAS, EVANGEL C. O. A., Service Club, Swimming Squad. UA future evan- gelistf' STANGLE, IANE K. lr. Lite Saving, Hockey, Sr. Lite Saving. Star stangled banner. STARK, MILDRED Program Comm., Ir. Ar- ista, Sr. Arista, Sans Souci. STATLER, ELLEN Swimming, Erasmian Art Club, Audubon Club, Service Club. We'd all like to pose tor her. STEINBERG, EUGENE Choral Club. UNever clowns, always frownsf' STEMBER, IACOUELINE Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Spanish Oitice, Play- ers Club. 69 STERN, BERTRAM Senate, G. O. Council, Student Council. 'lOne of 'The' people. STONE, ELEANOR Settlement Club, Con- gresswomen. A modern debutante. STONE, SAMUEL M. Radio Club. Ma, the 'ham' is here againl STORCH, l-lAZEL Spanish Club, Settle- ment Club, Recording Committee, lr. Lite Saving. Like a chocolate bar-sweet and nutty. STOVITZ, NATHAN Gym Clerk, Ottice lOl, C. O. A., Capt. Intramural Baseball. 'lThe quiet type. STOWENS, DANIEL Orchestra, Band, C. O. A. STURZER, ROBERT ' g squad, o. A. A., 101. ' SUTTON, DONALD G. C. O. A., Astrono- mers Club. Suttonly, Sutton of Sutton Place. A SWENNINGSEN, IACK U. Astronomy Club, C. O. A., Volley Ball Numerals. His ideas ot art are original. SWITKES, SAMUEL Sr. Arista, Forum, lr. Arista. One swell fella. TABAK, HARRIETTE A. Audubon Club, Natura Club, Biology Lab., C. O. A. She's the tops. TAFEAE, IEAN A. lntormation Office. Un- like the salt Water kind. TANENBAUM, EVELYN Room lOl, Der Deutsche Verein, Sans Souci, Settlement Club. 'Sweet and sophisticated. TAUB, ESTHER R. Leaders' Club, Hockey, P. S. A. L. Award. An athletic leader with a smile for everyone. TElCl-lMAN, TlLLlE Service Club, Squad Leader. 'lTillie the Toiler. TEITELBAUM, DAVID E. Baseball Team, Track Team, C. O. A., Chemistry Club. ul-le's making tracks. Squad, Bank Rep., Gym Sect. ,tsl V V. L XA x. X V.. l 1 N TOBIAS, LEON Service Squad, TERZIN, KATHRYN C. O. A., Hockey. She plays hockey from school. THEA, IUDITH Settlement Club, lnforma- tion Office, Players' Club, Tennis Club. A combination of many good qualities. THEYS, IOHN Philatelic Club. lThey's' only one lohnf' THOMPSON, WILLIAM B. Radio Club, C. O. A., Service Squad, Volley Ball. l'Me and my radio. THOMSEN, IOHN C. O. A., Service Squad. TTEEER, SAM Service Squad. Still water runs deep-tiefer than ever. TIETZMAN, IOSEPHINE E. Sr. Arista, Stu- dent Council, XYZ, Board of Trustees. Whatl Only 982? Tsh, tsh. TOBER, GRACE Service Club, Tennis, Set- Club. Tober's full of grace. tlement Traffic TOBlN, SHlRLEY IEAN Service Club, Audubon Club, Cf. O. Council, Life Guard. An athlete - and there's not a better sport. TOORCHEN, HAROLD lntramural Basket- ball, lntramural Volley Ball. As wise as Solomon. XTOPPTNG, IRA I. Numerals, Service Club, Astronomy Club, P. S. A. L. Pin. Say, did l tell you my cousin Keith goes to Stanford? TOPUS, BEATRICE Missa Cahill's Office, Rm. lOl, Miss Luth's Office, Squad Leader. HA chemical compound of beauty and fun. TOWBIN, ADELE Press Club, Players' Club, Hockey Club, Service Club. She's sweet and swell and est-elle bellel TOWER, LAWRENCE Forum, Band. He towers over the rest. TRIBKEN, WALLACE Band, Orchestra, Track. 7l A TROP, VIVIAN Service Club. Beaucoup de charm-never trop . TURADIAN, ZAVEN Intra-Mural Volley Ball, Intra-Mural Baseball, P. S. A. L. Pin, Dutchman Rep. TURCHIN, DOROTHY Basketball, Settle- ment Club, Tennis, C. O. A. Like 'Chester- fieldsfshe satisfies. TURETSKY, SIDNEY E. Bulletin Board Comm., Arch Patrol, Service Club. One of approximately nine hundred. TURROU, EDWARD A. Audubon Club, Camera Club, Chemistry Club. Turrou blue. TYKULSKER, LEON H. Year Book Staff, Chess Club, Mr. Ritchie's Office, Sr. Arista. Knocks to youl UTAN, LAURA O. A. A., Settlement Club, Sans Souci, Players' Club. VETERE, PETER E. Service Club, Track Team, C. O. A., Traffic Squad. 'lTall, dark? VISCO, MARY T. Sans Souci, La Tertulia. l'She's there in all Ways. WAHL, HENRY W. C. O. A., Intramural Basketball, Service Club, P. S. A. L. Awards. 'lTo this school he's incidental, but he's really of fine mettlef' 'WALD, ADELAIDE C. O. A., Service Club, Hebrew Club, Infirmary. Devastatingly- deliciously-dizzyl WALLACE, WILLETT H. Service Club, C. O. A., Swimmina Squad. In the clear at last. WALLACH, SHIRLEY Sr. Arista, Leaders' Club, C. O. A., Bibliophile. At the end of the book-at the top of the grade. WALLERSTEIN, LENORE Baseball, Serv- ice Club, Basketball, I-Iockey. Unbroken record-We love her, We love her, We do. WARSHAUER, IACK L. C. O. A., Track, Service Squad. 'lWho gypped my gym suit? WASHOR, SYLVIA I. Iunior Arista, C. O. A., Miss Came-ron's Office, Social Science Club. The heavens lent her such grace. 72 WASSERMAN, ERANCES D. Sr. Arista, XYZ, Mr. Crowley's Office, G. O. Council. l'And so, far into the night . . WASSERIVIAN, SOL WEBER, FRED IACOB A prince of good fellows. VERNON, BETTY C. O. A., Service Club. WEGMAN, EDWARD Sr. Arista, Eootlight- ers, Bibliophile, Classica Sodalitas. WIEDER, GERALD Service Club, Spanish Certificate. WEIMAR, VIRGINIA D. Ir. Arista. 'lOuick to hear, slow to speak. WEINBERG, STANLEY Senate, XYZ, Sr. Arista, Press Club. l'Pun my word. f agesl WEINBERGER IRVING Stamp Club Track Squad, Cross Country Team Service Club Aversion homework Diversion talking WEINER BERNICE Spanish Club Pan American Club Ir Arista Settlement Club Bery nice WEINREB NATALIE Basketball Ir Life Saving, C O A Sr Life Saving I-Ier charm we realize WEINSTEIN ROSALIND Service Club Settlement Club Pan Amer Club Spanish Club. lust a swell gal WEIS, EDITH M C O A Eootlighters lr Arista. 'A maiden fair Y WEISER SIDNEY C O A Camera Club Mr. Murrays Office Soccer Squad Dont let the name fool you WEISS, ARNOLD C O A Track Team Erasmian Arch Patrol Weiss eh what? WEISS, DANIEL M Ticket Student Mgr G. O. Council C O A Social Science Club. Good things can come in big pack WEISS, LOUIS P. C. O. A., Service Club, Ticket Rep. i'Eor he's a jolly good fellow. WEISSMAN, ARTHUR Spanish Club, Pan- Amer. Club, Players' Club. WEITZ, ISIDORE Arch Patrol, Service Squad, Track. He runs-after street-cars. WERNER, SEYMOUR Service Club, Foot- ball Squad, Traffic Squad. The prodigal son returns. WESSELHOPT, DORIS L. lust another Erasmian. WHELLAN, HAROLD Soccer Squad, In- tramural Baseball and Basketball. Tongue like Webster, head like Clay. WIENER, HELEN Tennis Club, German Club, Mr. MacLean's Off., Social Science Club. 'lVersatile's her middle name. WIESNER, SIDNEY C. O. A., Chemistry Club, Service Club, Chess Club. Redheads on parade. 74 WILLIAMS, IOHN MARTIN The Wise mon is the silent man. WILLIAMS, MARIORIE H. Volley Ball Nu- merals. 'Tew words are oft best. WIMER, HELEN H. Ir. Life Saving, C. O. A., Service Club, Red Cross Club. Her best are her smiles. WINSTEN, HARRY Choral Club, Intra- mural Baseball, Gym Office. 'iDon't play with acid. WINSTRAL, BERNARD C. O. A., Intra- mural Volley Ball, Year Book Rep., Service Club. A Winstral a day keeps all the Women gay. WINTER, HARVEY C. Service Club. WOLDENBERG, ROSE Sans Souci, S. O. S. Club, Service Club. HIt's nice being nat- ural, When you're naturally nice. WOLPE, MILDRED Ir. Arista, C. O. A., Service Club, Erasmian Art Club. A Wolff in sheep's clothing. WOLGEL, HAROLD H. Debating Team, C. O. A., Erasmian, Hebrew Club. The be- whiskered Senator. VVOLIN, SYLVIA Program Comm., Record- ing Comm., Miss Corey's Office. Quiet, sweet, and demure-outside school we're not so sure. WOLINSKY, HELEN Helen of Troy, Helen Hayes, Helen Wolinskyf' WOLKOFE, PRED Track Squad, P. S. A. L. Award, Service Club. Wolkoff and leave usl WOODS, ROBERT I-I. Member Track Squad, Traffic Squad, P. T. Office. He ought t' be in pictures. WRENN, DOUGLAS I. Service Club, Bas- ketball, Class Basketball Team. What makes 'Oscar Wilde'? WRIGHT, GLADYS L. Ir. Arista, Spanish Club, Typewriting Club. A pleasing per- sonalityf' YAZMAIIAN, MARION ALINE Latin Office, Sr. Arista, Program Comm., Latin Club. Miss Efficiency. YEDVARB, NORMA E. Spanish Office, I-'rench Club, Spanish Club, Hockey. Love- liness and poise. YOHALEM, GLADYS M. Service Club, Volley Ball. Charm plus brains is the com- bination of Gladys. YOUNG, GEORGE W. Sr. Arista, C. O. A., Swimming Squad, Classica Sodalitas. Without a word of warning. ZABLOCKI, IOHN L. Intramural Track, In- tramural Volley Ball and Baseball, C. O. A. Ahl Sweet mystery of life. ZACHARIUS, ROBERT Greek Club, Track Squad. 'I lZ'acharius for 'Z'eal. ZANER, LILLIAN Bibliophile, Forum, Ir. Arista, Tennis Club. A go-getter who's got what gets 'em. ZASULY, HARRIET S. Service Club, Rm. lOl, Settlement Club, Pan-American Club. Quiet but pleasing. ZDUNIAK, IOSEPHINE XYZ, Service Club, Spanish Club. Shrinking violet -H sweet and shyl Xa 3241... ' 76 ZELNIGHER, IOSEPH Sr. Arista, Camera Club, Miss Corey's Office, Traffic Squad. nAmbition personified. ZIMBERG, IRWIN I. Poster Class. l'Ol'1, lrWinll ZIMMER, ABRAHAM Arch Patrol, Service Club. ZUCK, HOWARD Chapel Speakers Group, Physical Exam. Office, Erasmian, C. O. A. The teachers love him. ZUCKER, ALLYN Camera Club, Cheer Leader, Baseball, Soccer Squad. All for one and I'm the one. CORRERA, ELVIRA B. Pan-American Club, Red Cross Club, Settlement Club, Aero Club. COOP, EUGENE V. Cross Country, Track Team. THEILHEIMER, MYRON La Tertulia, Ir. Ar- ista, Service Club, Gym Sect. Conscien- tious objectorf' KASSOEE, ARTHUR I. Caducean Society, International Affairs Club, Erasmian Staff, Senior Arista. Gosh darn, Chapel today. WANDER, EDYTI-IE E. Up to the present your lives have been planned by others. From now on you will be obliged to draw up your own design for living, Which you will find no easy task. Your success in lite will depend largely upon the relation of this design to your capacities and upon your will to attain your aims. Be sure to make use of the BEST you have learned at home and in school. Include in your plan the determination to be a good citizen and an honor to your family and to your school. My greatest regret at this time is the loss of some of the best student friends that I have ever had. V. W. RITCI-HE uiogxvciwp as FENCING SQUAD SWIMMING SQUAD TRACK SQUAD COACHES F. DGAHQ 1' -F g VV. MHIIGH-'S ' g V. W. Ritchie-F g I... Krcxemer-T k LEADEB'S CLUB TENNIS BASEBALL HQCKEY L 4' Wm A MX'N '3 N , ','mW,, , ' K lv ,f fn. , fxib, N phofos by N. D. Sfein E 3 Ns lax N-1 f '93, Q' K W' 'gr , XX u ck i... 'XZ Z 5 Q . , N WX xl Wxxxxxxx xx ut' xx x x N X X xl 'la Nllxxxhlxlypel Xl xxlxl ,X V? 'xp xf Xxxx X xml B X x'Ex X x v U . x lx 4' X - X N X x I Ex x l XX K N gl I jr X t X lm x-xl fp! xx 1 x . N- ' V- P X mx ,Q Nxxlxxxkl XX QS M X K v'l xx XJ AX of .1'- 'x N 1. WX X 1 91.557 NLNX 'cinch Lm x ' YL N M Rb 4 A 9 l 1 l xx be ef M We struggled up scholastic heights, n a thousand well-fought tights, With History, English, Science, and Math, Strewing roses in our path. Pausing in this headlong stride, We held a dance, our lasting pride, And talcing advantage ot every facility, Showed Terpsichoteffn and business ability. ' But Lite goes winging up C.nd down, N With many a smile, but many a frown. Dancing's a pleasure that was followed by pain, Though music was sunshine: the Regents were rain, We worlred, and played, and studied hard, A And treasured rewards on a cream-colored c . E Q The old order changeth, yields place to the new : Our tour years are over: say We Aclieu. e say we are glad to he done, To have our diplomas won. No more midterms or homeworlr, no late hells' ring, But never again the Campus in Spring. And so we go, and as out we slowly march, You may see a parting tear or so, as we pass beneath A h. e 'C mor MURRAY - X. IQW A4 J: R - s drowmgoslow bv J' BOY'S ArHiErics D FENCING During its brief existence, this fascinating sport was almost monopolized by our grade. Not only were most of the members of the team and squad from this class, but Mr. Ritchie, an expert swordsman, voluntarily served as coach. ln l935, the Erasmus l-fall Team won the Borough Championship without the loss of a single match. They lost the city title to Textile by the slim margin of one point. The five-man team included Captain Paul Perlowin, who won second place in the individual competitions and recently defeated the P. S. A. L. champion to win the Van Praig Trophy Award, Eranlclin Loew, Archie lgnatow, Leonard Rapoport, and Allan Bloom. Major E's were awarded to every member of the varsity as due recognition for a superlative performance, SWIMMING Erasmus Hall has for a long time dominated this sport in the Borough. Under the careful coaching of Bill Mullen, swimmers from our grade helped for three successive years to win the Borough Championship. Outstanding in individual and team performance was Roger Pettit, winner of the Rutger's lnterscholastic Championship in the lUU-yd. breast-stroke, twice runner-up in the City Championships, and the breast-stroke member of the medley trio which came within a fifth of a second of the world's record. Other 'lthree year veterans are Robert Baird, who swam the range of free- style distances, Iames Brannigan, another freestyler, and lames Levey who won the News Derby Award in 1934, as a baclcstroker. Also graduating are Brigadier Pop Ferris, who swam the lOU-yd. freestyle, Edgar Kaufman, who had the misfortune to be eclipsed in the breast-stroke by Roger Pettit but was, neverthless, a valuable member of the team, George Young, and Newton Eassler. TRACK Although the Track Team has chalked up few victories in the last four years, a number of Seniors have turned in creditable performances throughout their track careers. Among them are Captain Bill Cfreen, a better than average hurdler, Larry Moriarity, a veteran of three years standing who runs the half-mile and toys with the idea of high-jumping, Howard Iaffe, for two years captain of the cross-country team, and Manley Markell, a competent high-jumper. Other graduates worthy of mention are David Teitelbaum, Eugene Coop, lerold l-larris, William Lees, Ed Reilly, Norman Silverman, and Ierome Ellgarten. 84 G i R L ' s ATHLETICS GIBLS' FIELD HOCKEY. The undefeated and untied grade team received major E's for the intramural championship. Playing with skill and spirit, they swept the opposition off the field, Betty Peterson and Frances Goldstein on the defense permitting only two goals in the entire tournament, while Buth Hess and Iean Hayes scored nineteen of the teams twenty-five points. The lineup was: Goal, Virginia Thomas, L. Fullback, Betty Peterson, B. Fullback, Frances Goldstein, L. Halfback, Dorothy Hegewish, L. Wing, Marie Pica, B. Wing, Florence Buvinslcy, L. Inside, lean Hayes, Center Forward, Ruth Hess, B. lnside, Eleanor Hargan. GIBLS' BASEBALL was another sport that aroused great interest in the grade. The team, then Tuniors, were awarded EH's for second place in a hard-fought tournament during which they forced the upper grades into a triple tie and defeated the 7th termers twice before bowing to the more experienced Seniors. Notable was the cool pitching oi Buth Glassford, the accurate catch- ing of Buth Hess, and Betty Petersons batting. The lineup: Pitcher and Cap- tain, Buth Glassford, Catcher, Buth Hess, First Base, Betty Peterson, B. Short, Florence Byniker, L. Short, lean Hayes, 2nd Base, Frances Goldstein, 3rd Base Florence Buvinsky, L. Field, Dorothy Millburg, Center, Iulia Smith, B. Field, Dorothy Hegewish, Substitutes, Dorothy Smith, Mary Kelly. 1 . Q .1 it F 3 ' r - t 1 , 0 -. .4.Q T. . A f - 'N , -K' xg' :X K .f , . -T IR- 2' . . , . -'W L . -. .L xv' tj., ' ,,- ,oz 0- V dl ' V sg? . . 5 fri:-iff . . ' tffiff 5 -' NH, iz, df, ' Y ,QJQIL ng, W f 85 C1-HSS ,,. IU I L L ,pn ,. . A 491265 2 if 42-fm-5:2229 V ,ffe11w-+:'Gff ' . 'L A fwf- f wr tty - - I , Q, my ii 'L w fi i i l '7'f:4 . I' A .Im 'fi gg,1. w w i , I -if - 13 giigww W' . ,M We, The Class of Iune, nineteen hundred and thirty-six, realizing that we are shortly to depart this school, hereby seal, ordain, publish, and declare, this, our Last Will and Testament. To the Football Squad, the Footlighters, the Classica Sodalitas, and the Co-lll Club, we leave the sweet joy of comparing the staleness of con- temporary times with the golden days when the Class of '35 was among them. We do this with no sacrifice of our unshakable modesty, remembering that the same has been said after the departure of the Class of l79O, 1850, l903, et al. Whereas the Detention Room lacks that air of peaceful intimacy so helpful to a delicate social relationship, we bequeath to the proctors thereof Room 35l, known as the lungle, or as Mr. Ritchie's Office. To the parents or guardians of the Back Campus, three blades of grass, a WPA worker, a very nice rubber-plant, and a second-hand gondola. Being thoroughly tired of March, march, on down the field, and having discovered some five-score neglected songs pertaining to our alma mater, we give and devise a phonograph record of the Iunior Arista Pledge Song, or any song andfor a course of instruction on the Xylophone to that Freshman who shall most conclusively flunk Minor Music. To enterprising young journalists we bequeath the inestimable privilege of finding quaint little gargoyles here and there on the Flatbush building, and discovering unknown bas-reliefs under the Bedford Arch, with a request that they leave the experience out of the public prints. We donate Volume ll of the Complete Works of Schopenhauer to G. C. can- didates trying to while away the boredom of a campaign. 86 DR IOHN F. McNElLL You are the last class that Dr. Low knew intimately as the next class, lanuary l937, was in the Annex during his last active term as principal. Carry with you his words ot advice. Exemplity in your lives in the many years that lie ahead the high principles that have animated the long and fruitful lite oi our beloved Chief. Be true to what he has always stood for and you will be true to the best in yourselves. lt has been a privilege for you to spend your high school years in old Erasmus l-lall. Remember always that your school has succeeded only it your lives are the better and richer for her influence, that she has failed unless your intelligence, your zeal tor righteousness, your resolve to make the world a better place are translated into action. Be true to what you know to be right, work hard, have iaith, and the future will take care of itselt. Very sincerely yours, IOHN lj. MCNEILL To the Service Sguad, We leave our sympathy for all the bad jokes and evil puns that come their Way. Being only human, We give thern also as many of those clever little blueprints showing how to get around the Bedford Build- ing as they can steal, hoping in this prudent way to forestall the next crime Wave. To each and every Erasmian, irrespective of age, sex, and present condition of servitude, We grant: The legend of the campus squirrel. The helpful influence of Brasmian editorials. The fresh tangy flavor of Dutchman news. Senior Singing, but We're sorry. And a rare collection of forged passes, circa early Zflth century. Lastly, We leave the school. lt's about tirnel ln Witness Whereof, We have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seals this Begents Week of lune, nineteen hundred and thirty-six. CODICIL We further leave to the Class of lanuary, l937 the most unusual student in Erasmus Hall, pictured above, Whose untiring studiousness guided us through- out our school careers. lf, 87 DESIDERIUS Desiderius Erasmus was in l466. He was educated country, where he studied sent to one ofthe best Deventer. About this time mother, and soon after his ERASMUS born in Rotterdam, Holland at Gouda in the same until 1475. Then he was schools of that day in Erasmus lost his devoted father passed away. The young man then went to the Augustinian monastery at Steyn, Holland. There he studied for the priesthood and was ordained in l494. Erasmus ruled no kingdom. He had no great cities named for him. He was a great teacher. During his travels over Europe he instructed pupils in the classics of which he had a broad knowledge. He was a warrior of learning and fought a winning battle against ignorance and superstition. Erasmus be- lieved that personality in both teacher and pupil should be honored and felt that character and social vision were of primary importance. When Erasmus left the monastery, he became secretary to the Bishop of Carn- bray. During this period he produced a volume of poems, which was published in l495. ln M99 he had left the Bishops service and was engaged as secretary to Baron Mountjoy with whom he went to England for a year. For eight years after this time he traveled on the Continent in the employ of various prominent persons. Erasmus' chief literary work was Moriae Encomiurnu or ln Praise of Folly , which became his most widely read work. The influence of Erasmus upon the thought of his age was profound. He was a champion of the classical tradition of learning, a humanist. His mind revolted against the narrowness of the Middle Ages. It was such an outlook which pre- pared the way for the study of science, economics, and education. We are proud to have our great school, Erasmus Hall, which was built origi- nally by the Dutch settlers of Flatbush, and founded with the desire to increase the spread of knowledge and the love of truth, named after this pioneer teacher of Holland, Desiderius Erasmus. 88 Erasmus said: The habit does not make the monk. x'BetwiXt the devil and the deep sea. HO dense intelligencelu Who loves me will love my dog also. 'lOl two evils choose the least. Among the blind theone-eyed man is king. 'iThe camel set out to get him horns and was shorn of his ears. The number lor a dinner-not lewer than three nor more than nine. The lox has many tricks, the hedgehog only one. l-le gives twice who gives quickly. ululian would learn something even it he had one loot in the ferry-boat. A nail is driven out by another nail, habit is overcome by habit. MISS I, CARLTON in collaboration with IRVING LUCKOM SYDNEY CAHUSAC l K gl 89 ART1-1UR STUDICS, 1NC. Cfficiod Photographer Iurle SPECIALISTS IN SC1-ICCL ANNUALS for the 1936 C1oss 131 WEST 42nd STREET New York City We are greatly pleased to have this opportunity to thank the staff of the Eras- mus I-Iall High School Year Book and to have been of service to them in produc- ing this ANNUAL. 95 95 SCIENTIE IC ENGEAVING CCDIVIPANY 406 WEST 31st STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. BCDEDEINVS . .. A name that has always been a guaranty of quality milk and dairy products. COMPLTMENTS OE IVORY SYSTEM SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS BUSl-I SECBETABIAL SCHOOL 895 FLATBUSH AVE. All Commercial Subjects Business Machines SUMMER SCHOOL IULY AND AUGUST Special Bates COMPLIMENTS OF A j1iA1 ml- Yl1.l?V 'e::::...,..-..v...i.-..-?- , , P CE INSTITUTE Courses of intensive character, preparing for various occupations in business and for the professions of accountancy and shorthand reporting, and including both technical and cultural subjects, are given at Pace Institute for men and women in daytime and evening classes. The courses include the following: Accountancy for C.P.A. Practice Summary CC.P.A.j Accountancy Accountancy and Business Administration Secretarial Practice Shorthand Reporting Shorthand Speed Classes Advertising and Marketing Selling and Marketing Credit Science Bulletin, interesting vocational booklets, and class dates are available upon re- quest. Inquire of the Registrar by per- sonal call, by letter, or by telephone, BArclay 7-8200. Visitors are Welcome. PAGE INSTITUTE iii, 351QT5!if'QC l-l Y G B A D E Food Products Corp. Hygrade Frankiurters l52 BROADWAY, BKLYN, N. Y. ERASMUS HALL GENERAL ORGANIZATION STORE G. W. BARTELT, Manager Buy Your Class lewelry Where OUALITY Counts leweled Pin 36 or E Guard leweled or Plain Plain Gold Pin 36 or E Guard Plain Rings l935 lUK Gold. Keys l935 Enamel fBlaclcD lUK Gold Keys l936 lOK Gold Keys Black Enamel Gold Filled Keys Gold Filled EVERY PURCHASE GUARANTEED Deposits must be paid to G. O. Store on or before lune lst to assure immediate delivery, thereafter directly with manufacturer U U HETHER you swing a baseball bat or golf club, or whack cl tennis ball, you'll tind Sears has all the necessary equipment and apparel at prices +hu+'II save you plenty. Come in, see for yourself why all Brooklyn is making Sears their Sports Headquarters. And while here, visit Sears' New Scout Cabin - you'll find EVERYTHING to till the needs of a good Scout! SEARS ROEBUCKand CO. Bedford Avenue at Beverly Road Tel. WAlker 5-6364, 6365 ENNTS of LERNER Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Lard 201 WEST STREET New York Compliments of GAREIELD CAEETERlA Flatbush and Church Avenues COLBY ACADEMY congratulates the members ot the Class ot l935 of Erasmus l-lall High School on the successful completion ot their course. COLBY oiters graduates who lack units tor ad- mission to college, and undergraduates who Wish to remove deficiencies or to progress more rapidly, fully approved courses during the tall, spring and summer. ' -REMEMBER CQLBY- For the Assistance a Private School Can Legitimately Render BEDFORD AND SNYDER AVENUES BUckminster 4-6678 S T R H M 0 R E BUckminster 4-8090, 8091 P R E S S A 45 Rosr STREET NEW Yontc, N. Y. Congratulates theClassof FLORIST lune l936 l99O BEDFCDRD AVE. PRINTERS OE E. H. H. S. IUNE l9S6 Brooklyn, N. Y. . f'a77g7-1 55 at Q Xigajjx f A . f'ff' f ,QQHQMWMJ t h 9 i e I1 C1 lil! .- .W , -.-- M ,, 7 f 1 'HNF ' A E 2 Z ! K C 'x 3 ' '-:JMX ik A-wg----,ff - s