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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1941 volume:

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May you meet with even greater success in the continuation of your education in college and in Whatever work you under- take in the many years that lie ahead. From the quiet life of school you now go out into a world torn by war, obsessed by fears, and terrifyingly uncertain of the future. Man's inhurnanity to man makes countless thousands mourn, and no one can safely say what the morrow will bring forth. Might has crushed Right, and hysteria has drowned out the still small voice of conscience. It is easy to despair. Youth, however, will never despair. Fully aware of the evils abroad in the world today, our young people have the intelligence to realize that ulti- mately justice and decency will triumph. They have the spiritual courage to face the present and the future eagerly, willing and ready to play their proper part in making this world a fit place in which man can live and grow in freedom and security. i Your education should strengthen this spiritual courage, develop your in- tellect, stimulate the growth of those fine qualities of personal character with- out which our way of life is impossible. ln the difficult days ahead, God grant that you may all be found equal to the great demands that inevitably will be made upon you, and may success and happiness attend your efforts. Heartiest greetings and best wishes. Sincerely yours, 3.6 lOHN F. MCNEILL '-. x 'i . wa-If is S, an XX 4 7 ---'-'. -A V mm- .1-.r 'K' iu.,,v4. , . ,cf ., -4.3 ' --., -,V 1: 'fr ' -44 ' ' ,um V' Q ln., ' , 1, ' ,q - , ' ' Jn r 1 , .ffl A R f A 4. , , Wh .. - 1 A : .' .x ':. , , - Q f ,. 1 x 'x A! rf A P A Y' !'L 5 --,-l .L xg -Jil ,fm 1 -, 'fx 4,- .EJ R , X ,X . , - I--iff 4- V- I FQ. ,. .. , . .-. r 'r. 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Elizabeth Genung fv'-- K X , , fa. ,- Ni ,, 4 .XWMI x - V .. 15 STUBY lust two years ago, on the twenty- fourth of May, incessant hammer blows reminded the few students still housed in the Old Building that a fence was being erected, that demolition to re- move all but the original structure was under way, that the oft-mentioned res- toration process had begun. Even the most curious found it difficult to investi- gate, and Erasmians were denied ac- cess to the gravel-covered rear campus except during changes of periods. With- in a week the most ingenious student was unable to see much of the drama which was being enacted, although an occasional shatter of glass or crash of lumber announced only too clearly the passing of the most familiar of Erasmus y institutions. By the second day of Iune, most of the preliminary work had been completed and everything, -- desks, blackboards, cabinets, and even some of the roofing material - had been spirited away. Floors, wall sections and plaster soon followed, while, to the south, excavation for the new building had begun,fas many Erasmians discovered by lunch-period reconnaissance. ln another two weeks, the southernmost wing of the traditional structure had vanished, accompanied by a large portion of the first and second stories of the remaining wings. On lune 22 or thereabouts, the last erect fragment, the brick chimney, tumbled to earth to lie with the remains of what had served as both a home and school to several hundred students during most of the nineteenth century. Exuberant students, fresh from two months of vacation, found on returning to the Old Gray School that a great change had been wrought in their Alma Mater. The old had passed into oblivion, the new had taken its place and stone and sand supplanted the debris of destruction. As weeks passed, as girders crept skyward, as a metal skeleton was clad in gothic beauty, sornef thing of a collegiate atmosphere was imparted to Erasmus f-fall. Light, clean masonry obscured the ugly, dark brick walls on the south, and the old school was forever parted from the outside world. As the days lengthened and the school year drew to a close, enthusiasm was apparent, speculation rampant. Advance reports of the marvels to be found in the new building were STU E numerous,-well-lighted rooms, modern offices, spacious corridors, and an ele- vator! Needless to say, barriers were passed in secret by independent souls and the wonder explored from roof to basement, receiving the unanimous ap- proval of these self-appointed critics. September was to bring to successful completion a long-awaited dream. In the fall of l94U, an entering fresh- man, admitted for the first time through the portals of Erasmus I-lall, saw in the Snyder Avenue building the antithesis of what he had been led to expect,- no more chicken run, no muddy cam- pus, no crowded study halls with desks inscribed with the witticisms of count- less bored scholars. On the contrary, something new and refreshing greeted him,-landscaped surroundings, broacl cement walks, comfortable classrooms, and adequate coat closets. The stoic senior, by way of contrast, inured to the former, observed the innovations with amazement and made a more ob- jective comment, You know, Ioe, they've actually got a few rooms on the top floors now that don't leak when it rains! He might have mentioned, with equal emphasis that the inunda- tion of mud and turbid water, affection-t ately designated as a campus by the uninitiated in former years, was a thing of the past, no longer to waylay the unwaryg that the flagpole had been moved to the center of the carn- pus, that the chimney of the original old academy, grown weary and weak, now needed the support of a pair of long beams as crutches in its old age, or, that the new wing was equipped with drinking fountains where you could really quench your thirst. If he had been more intellectually inclined he would undoubtedly have noticed the beautifully equipped and lighted library, so soon to become a mecca for all and a truly fitting place to preserve and display our rich collection of records and relics. Then too, there was the much-needed girls' gym and accompany- ing locker accommodations, numerous art studios, additional classroom space, a modern infirmary, and many other necessary improvements. On the top floor, the band had a practice room, all to itself, where it was hoped that martial strains would no longer disturb the tranquillity of well-ordered classes. ln the basement was a shop for industrial arts, wood working, metal crafts, etc. and, on the first floor near an elaborate exhibit hall, a model apartment and kitchen to fascinate those with a yen for home economics and to provide refreshments for visitors, But what probably elicited the most praise was an elevator, rendered none the less intriguing by the fact that official sanction was necessary for its use. ln the eyes of the average Desiderian, the new building was a modern miracle, the fulfillment of a long cherished desire, Frame has become stone and steel, and now a city stands where once, well over a century ago, lay only a few farms and a village school. Yesterday it was a little school with a roster of twenty-six students, today a school of 7,000 students! The original academy now stands empty, awaiting restoration, in an imposing position in the center of a campus of trees and turf, sentinelled by ivy-covered walls. Nearly fifty years ago, the little wooden structure had ceased to be adequate for educational purposes, and even additions had proved incapable of absorbing the influx of students, when in l896, the Academy became a city high school. In the years which followed, by l906 to be exact, the Flatbush Avef nue building was finished, sucf ceeded by extensions along . , Church and Bedford Avenues in l9ll and l925. Finally on November 19, l940 the quad- rangle was completed. Slowly but surely, just as stone had eclipsed the simple structure, so had it been removed from a material center of attraction. Seasoned by years of service it was elevated to the position of symbolism and respect en- joyed by all that is traditional. ln the years to come Eras- mus' sons can expect to be justly proud of their Alma Mater. The scholar on the ped- estal, with weather-beaten countenance, will survey an outwardly altered scene. The historic old building will have been renovated and shifted to a site nearer the center ol the campus. The addition oi the southern portion ol the frame structure, removed in l9U5 when the chapel was erected, and a rear porch similar to that in the front, will serve to restore its original symmetry. Only the shadows of the Arch and the towering turrets of the West Wing will remain to remind us ot the Erasmus Hall that Was. Someone has wisely said that Erasmus Hall is best appreciated by those who have left her. Posterity will not tail to recognize the role she has played in shaping the state and nation, There is something inherent in its constitution that compels distinction and motivates good citizenship. I I v. 11 ' 1 Vw M.- vg ' W fl M my p gi. Xu 1 v S I 6 'aa + A I 4 , M 5 1 rw E f ,L - -Q. if rf 4 , f , sf y Q . M , W , fi ,Q W 1 i . Q59 wt-SEK K Xxw s .Hai viz S 1 , ,899 aj L, - v A w 'f,,. ,, - A X Q X df L Q Q Q 1. ww. K 1, iff 5 ,A M ' :'. T.H . , .Q .,,, ,251 ,rl-,R .. Q3 ily' 4 WV: X if ,Jig QL . ,g ,xii .,. . .wi GIRLS' It seems only yesterday that we entered the annex-to us, the farthest outpost of civilization. We'll never forget our first day in gym as We came trotting on to the floor and stood gaping at our friends. We were taught the Big Apple in our dancing classes in '37, While today We have ad- vanced to the Conga At the annex We were introduced to the various squad ac- tivities, and to the Leaders, those rare specimens who directed them so ably. We remarked how difficult it was to perceive any green on a Leaders uniform, so well covered were they with decorations rang- ing from orange bars to blue major E's. As We became acquainted with the extra- curricular sport activities, a large number of girls turned out for hockey, a sport which was completely new to most of us. Almost immediately we began to shape a team that was to become one of the best that Erasmus Hall has ever produced. Because of our great interest in hockey we were rightfully called the Hhockey grade. Quite often the seniors referred to us as those dangerous freshies Whose record in mak- ing sticks had never been equalled. During our third and fifth terms we were captained by Edith Kayser, who relinquish- ed that title to Marilyn Murphy, school captain of hockey, in our final season. Since the beginning of our hockey careers, we had been building up our team in antie cipation of the time when it might capture the school crown. The final game of our last season came, and with it, disaster We lost the championship to the Iuniors by a score of l-O, the single tally being made in the last second of play. We had SPORTS to content ourselves with the runner-up prizes of E. H.'s. ln softball we were more successful than in hockey. During our sixth term, captained by Lucille Krohn, we defeated all comers and received our major E's. These awards went to Lucille Krohn, Iuanita Coatney, Mae Lobsenz, Ethel Speyer, Edith Salmon, Ioyce Malm, and Marilyn Murphy. We have not been able to achieve any great honor in one of our most popular activities, basketball. Our teams, however, have been near the top many times in the last four years. Our swimming laurels have been faith- fully upheld by Florence Kahan, Florence Hughes, Faith Dane, Iosephine Cleary, Dot Young, and Gertrude Mazza. lt has been said that Florence Hughes stands a good chance of rising to olympic greatness. Of all the varied activities, there is one which is outstanding, the Leaders Club. We recall the harrowing ordeal ot tryouts for membership. Ot the one hundred girls, aspiring to become members, only a very few were accepted by the club, composed of the choicest girl athletes. The club bids farewell, this year, to several of its mem- bers-e---Lucille Krohn, Ethel Speyer, Marilyn Murphy, Edith Salmon, Ioyce Malm, Lore raine DaCosta, Iuanita Coatney, Eleanor Carey, Helen Iohnson, Sheila Berkeley, and Phyllis Sloan. Although not Leaders, the following girls have also been very active in athletics,e Faith Dane, Iosephine Cleary, Virginia Leonard, lean Cochenour, Florence Kahan, Florence Hughes, and Gertrude Mazza. When the Class of '41 entered the Main Building for the first time, the student body was teeming with excitement. The basket- ball team was leading our Division and enthusiasm was running high. The quintet did Win the championship and We, as Ereshies, received our first taste of Erasmus l-lall athletics. As the Class of '41 started its final term, the basketball team was again fighting for top honors in our division. And once again, the Buff and Blue came out ahead of the pack. The team had some of the finest players in our basketball history. Coach Al Badain called lerry Eleishman, for ex- ample, the greatest player that Erasmus ever produced. That he alone did not hold this opinion Was proved by Ierry's being on the All-City five for two consecutive years. The spark-plug of the team was fiery Captain Freddy Mayblum, whose three star years of varsity ball proved his ability. BUYS' The accurate set-shot of Al Dente decided the outcome of many games. lt was his last minute basket against New Utrecht that gave the team the Division title. The defensive game of quiet and amiable Elmer Levine made him a popular player. An injured knee was no handicap for Lennie Doctor, who played all season. ln the pivot or on defense, the Doc was always a threat. The speed of Mike DeMeo, coupled with his accurate passing, made him the squad's leading reserve. The man behind the scenes was Eddie Kresky, diminutive manager of the team. For more than fifteen years, the swim- ming team has Won the Brooklyn-Richmond championship. Two of Mr. Bannon's chief point-getters from our grade were Steve Sokoloff and lohn l-larrer. Socky was the team's leading breast stroker, taking many first places throughout the season. When not writing poetry, l-larrer swam anchor- man for the undefeated relay team. v T 4f- f SPUHTS l-larry Kaufman, co-captain oi the track team, compiled a brilliant record in both cross-country and track, Bob Davidson, Harold Isaacson, Ioe Salzhandler, Ed Draney and Harvey Shapiro were out- standing long-distance runners while Gus Vlitos and Gene Schneider starred in the sprints. Under their new mentor, Mri George Bartelt, the ioilsmen were Worthy oppof nents for all-comers. Captain Stan Bern- stein covered himself with glory and bruises throughout the season. Henry Stein and Burt Wise compiled an impressive record, while Sheldon Wortzman carried out the managerial duties. Brooklyn is noted as a baseball town and Mr. Dugan has an important job putting out a good baseball team each season. Cofcaptains Ierry Gutt and Paul Esposito were the slugging and fielding combinaf tion that made his task easier. Other star Erasmus athletes were Dick Deasy on the tennis team and Boy Cahill, football manager and lacrosse expert. 'w , , 1 I TTY E V-l Wg: 'l l : -X I 4 V ' ,fx ' Q Alf- lac? Freshmeniwho reveled in those ferry-boat rides around New Yorkethat was usl Remember? A TERM THE SECOND-Freshmen still, but we frightened babes who dwelled in a formidable building known as the Annex and whose conduct and work was supervised by one Mr. Elbert. Fresh- men-who for the first time realized the splendor and traditions of Erasmus Hall when they saw the ff E L 5 S s it 052 0 ' 5 HF ,Q TERM THE FIRST-Freshman-those innocent, I t i 0 f I lg F pageant commemorat- ing our one hundred Grade Adviser, Mr. broke into the news when we led the Student Honor Roll, when thirty-two of us were inducted into Junior Arista, when Genevieve Vallee won the French Declamation Contest, and when George Lewis represented us on the newly formed Person- ality Committee. We were introduced to the main and fiftieth anniversary. dbg W, ,JP I - 5 5 '91 ft I 15 51 E2 building and our new like L l 'T if S I 1 gvlllt tt i . JW Ritchie, in his office on the fourth floor. Remember? TERM THE THIRD-Sophomorese-and our ranks were increased when the students from Iunior High joined us. Our boys tried out for the football team because they idolized our city champs. Our girls learned to swim, and for the first time we appeared in Campus Chatter. We found Winter storms es- pecially trying in 468, where the roof leaked. Remember? TERM THE FOURTH -and our first Regents! . was romantically appealing even though the tear- ing down of the Old Building had been begun. Saul Marias became Boy Leader of Iunior Arista, and David Hemley led our grade in the position of President. Everyone was whistling Three Little Fishes and wearing Dutch shoes! Remember? TERM THE FIFTH-luniors at lastl Thankful for the early session, we were able to put in a few hours of concentration each morning before the riveters began work on the Snyder Wing. Milton Spring on the campus 1 ffm lx EIN , Rt X, ,im , ' l lt 4 V Y - , it lf' will ff ffzgff HISTORY Albert and Stanley Levin were elected to the Dutchman staff, and twelve of us entered the sacred portals of Senior Arista. Remember? TERM THE SIXTH-Several young hopefuls competed for G.O. office, but only Virginia Mc- Nally sailed through successfully, Haunting our colors. Bill Borges amazed us at our Grade Dance, while Iewel Schneider edited our f ture. Also, about this S- RV' -Sr. .3 Q 'X gif! 'J '1 lit E 000 irst newspaper, the Ven- time Bertram Zaslow won the League of Nations Contest. Remember? TERM THE SEVENTH-Mr. Ritchie returned from 'R 1 5 - ... NYS - f CNY G 4 fan T 4, Cv fr - J 4 YS' :i i 'N fx My K iff ,Ip ' W gt, Q' ul L, ...V M '45 :li kv: 1 4 h N Wt A -- ' -..! '1 v -an Rf - .... jig V, fa. Plattsburg with a martial order for our new grade home, 356. We were duly impressed by the new building with its wondrous elevators and the lib- rary. Saul Marias, Marion Lill, and Charna Slonim became our G.O. officers. Mignon Egan startled us with her jitterbug antics, and we heard member? TERM THE EIGHTH - Slonim, and Betty Schulder George Lewis, Marion Lill, and Iune Murtfeldt were our senior grade officers. David Pear was Editor-in- chief of the Dutchman and Norman Selverstone held the same position on our Year Book. For the first time in the history of the school, all three prizes of the G. O. Poster Contest were captured by one Musak in our ears! Re- ' ELEVATOR Arthur Schulz, Charna t f led Senior Arista, while E A, e 5 person - Sheila Berk- M eley. Sidney Miller, Gertrude Cummings W9 and Elsie Rubinstein headed the Student Assembly. The Senate and Rostra broke all previous records by winning one debate after another. We filled out innumerable cards for Miss Ieffs, while wondering -and worrying-about our respective futures. All clubs participated in a school-wide conservation drive. We grumbled about those early morning sings , and were measured for our buff and blue gowns. All these trifling senior duties were cli- maxed by COMMENCEMENTI Can you ever forget? DESIDERIUS ERASMUS Front Campus ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL June 24, 1951 Dear Class of June 1941, This is just to let you know I'm moving! I feel I'm entitled to a rest. After all, I'm getting on in years, and the outdoor life is a little too strenuous for me. I'm going to rent a room with the money I've saved--those pennies and occa- sional nickels you threw to me in lieu of a steady salary. And so, I have a favor to ask of you! Won't you please take care of that old book of mine? I've done a lot of sleuthing and I know any one of you can be relied upon to keep it for me. For instance, here is some of the data that Arthur Schulz, head of Information If You Please, Inc., has gathered for me. Imagine my surprise, when only last year I learned that Norman Selverstone, editor of your Year Book, had been appointed coach of our own Erasmus Hall swimming team, largely through the influence of our Borough President, Tony Faga, and Council- man, George Kavanagh. Now that was an election! David Pear, editor of the Brooklyn Nightly Swallow , ran lengthy editorials for the boys. Brewster Horwitz and Marvin Hurwitz, positive from the beginning about the outcome of the election, included Tony's and George's names in the 1951 edition of the World Encyclopedian . Talking about elections, I hear that Saul Marias is planning to run again -- this time for the office of Presi- dent of the Broad-A Realty Company. From this old post of mine, I have had a good view of Flatbush Avenue. On one of the advertising signs was a pic- ture of Charna Slonim and Virginia McNally, now leading models, advertising Parchand's Hair Shampoo, for blondes and redheads, too! An inside source told me that Ina Rosenberg, the First Lady of Advertising , designed the lay-out. I was also told that Jerry Levine is now doing the graduates' pictures for the 1951 Year Book. From other sources, I have learned that George Lewis, who has acquired a thick Southern accent fronlhis new home town, Richmond, is a very successful engineer, and is now working on a contract fOI'Mi1tOIlAlb6Tt, the tycoon executive of the decade. Milton, and his partner, Charles Camack, sponsor a weekly radio show with popular Bob Williams as M.C., and a trio that includes Eugene Bodian, Dorothy Caplow, and Joe Salzhandler. Only a little while ago, I saw Ethel Speyer, Joyce Malm, and Edith Salmon of the Olympic Tennis Team signing auto- graphs for the young hopefuls of the Erasmus Hall Leaders Club. There was so much excitement that Joan Charlock and Jack Weiss, stars of the new play uYour Cityu, slipped by unnoticed in the crowd. Their manager, Stanley Levinfej, was with them. Just recently, I heard Nancy Washburn, who is the Chairman of the Commercial Department here at Erasmus Hall, and Blanche Sweet, Chairman of the Latin Department, talking about Betty Schulder's new novel nYou TOO Can Be Happyln Also on the best-seller list is Nancy Groberg's NEssays for the Masses.n Only last week, I read that publishers are being swamped with demands for more reprints of Gay Siegel's latest poems. In the same edition of the newspaper was an announcement that Marion Lill and Charlotte Harris were chosen as the two best examples of the nPerfect Secretary.U No doubt you all have read Eleanor Meisel's column uGreasepainting the Townn, about Brooklyn and its events. And, in another daily, Leslie Slote writes a scin- tillating sports column about the athletic feats of our own Erasmus Hall boys. Well, my joints are getting rusty, so I suppose I'll have to close now. Don't forget my old book, where I've entered all your records. I'll never forget you, Class of June '4l. Traditionally yours, fbeuy. f'P Ycu-rs-wy.,, L weaves ml.. ,ww- ,ram MF' lti' pw pg. nav FEI. llqfv UIQ V13 El ru., 15 sm. - lbnv. .,. ami naw Wann, gk R 3, 3 in :gl ,- LAST WILL A Ll TLSTAME T Class Will We, the Senior Class of Iune, 1941, being in sane mind and sound body feven after examsl and having so many potential possessions, do hereby bequeathe the following etcetera to the following people, institutions, etcetera. To Mr. Ritchie we leave a recommendation for an advancement to a cap- taincy in the Fourth Regiment of the New York Guards. With zeal we will to Dr. Wedeck a brother-in-law, and a medal for his mastery of two subtle arts, laughter and learning. To Desiderian posterity we will the New Building, the fresh and tangy flavor of Dutchman news, a few mermaids to liven up the pool, elevator passes and, lugubriously, the school. To the Music Department we joyfully bequeathe Senior Singing de tout notre coeur. Upon Miss Moffett we bestow a permanent 88ll with high marks and scholarships for all. To Mr. Murray we bequeathe the permanent epithet sweeter than levulose, and writing instruments which will be put away promptly. To all school publications we leave a rabbit's foot and horseshoe so that they may continue to win Columbia Press Association awards even as they did when the Class of Iune '41 was among them. To Miss Batchelor we leave Room 207 with five hundred seats for all the people who want to be in her classes. To Mrs. l-falpin we bequeathe a seat on the Regents Board so that the ex- aminations can be made more extensive. To Miss Stanton we leave a phonograph that will play over and over again the famous record, lt is Later Than You Think! To all those poor souls who died waiting for the bell, tossed pennies to Dessy before Regents, stayed in school eight long periods in their last term, primped and posed for Year Book pictures and-graduated-we joyfully, gleefully, and happily bequeathe a diploma. And to all our teachers, we leavel Witnesses: Anonymousl .. , w MK 'fran Hel'-BDE mea., 1,- I tit! 3, ...,...ov,-ul -vu.-.4 -su-auvm 1 ..-an ...-....-, . .u at l ttf f g . f 1 Wdlllflttti - .fllllllllllllltllt Hx. l 'ifiTn...m..unuuruuannunulnuuunnuu ' runnin!Etiilluitililluill-lil!MWtilt1' vm.. '7W 'F? rr K - AQQ2: LRE s.. 35:23 w . 5 M ,QQ , f WH 4 X. 1 I3 M. ABRAMS, MILDRED Office 101. ABRAMS. RUTH Dutchman Representative- CZ termsi. ABRAMSON, BERNARD DAVID Lunch Room Squadg Chemistry Qlub. If Buff ACKER, RUTH BETTY Pan-American Clubg English Officeg Swimming Team. ABRAMS, RHODA Der Deutsche Vereing Settle- ment Ciubg Die Liedertafel. ABRAMS, STANLEY ELLIOT Caducean Societyg Service Squadg Intramural Numerals. ABZUG, IRVI G ' Iunior Arist , A ation C rds- a egiegiriltati . J f J J ,lt I In ' Jag n IX ADELSTEIN, GLORIA MARILYN Dutchman Representativeg Office 1015 Friends of Music. 28 AITKEN, ELIZABETH WYLIE G. O. Representativeg Dutch- man Representativeg Office 101. ALBIN, ABRAHAM V Lunch Room Squadg L in Cer- tificates: renWit'fi e . f c Q S 'uv-f' AW AMMERMAN, MORTON ALDEN Cross Country Teamg Gym Office Secretaryg Swimming Squad, ANDERSON, ROBERT Cross Country Teamg Student Assembiyg Arch Patrol. SENIOR ARISTA 'ALBERT, MILTON LEON Circulation Manager of the Dutchman g Executive Vice- President of Friends of Music Clubg Grade Adviser's Office. ALEXAN R, OTQ President I f diansp S ate Pr gram o tt e BETTY Physics G, O. Store Representativep Erasmian Representative. C. Swv. , HU' . zk, 'x ANIK, MARIORIE ELEANOR Orchestrag Record Officeg Stu- dent Assembly. n x ANNESS, ADELE LILLIAN Beta Gamma Hi-Y, Office 250 Iunior Life Saving. 'APT, CHARLES MA CE XYZ Club, Pr am ommitteeg SDGniSh ' Eff' I wt ARNOLD, BEVERLY ADELE L.M.C. Club, Commendation Cards, Tennis. ASSMANN, lOAN MARION Commendation Cards. tw 'APPLEBAUNL ZELDA Founder and Vi e-Presiden of es Cadets , O ce 015 S -tl ry of tr ARIAN, IULIUS Service Club, Volley Ball Nu- merals. ARYEFF, EVELYNE BARBARA Footlightersg Service Squad, Tennis Club. BAND, MURIEL S. S.S.S. Dramatics Club, Friends of Music Club, Miss Corey's Office C4 termsl. BARATZ, PHYLLIS IRMA Iunior Arista, Settlement Club- Student Assembly. I BARNET, HOWARD Cross Country Team, Track Team, Erasmian Representa- tive. BARON, LEONARD Audubon Club, Pan-American Club. BARTOLOTTA, GRACE Art Office, Papyrus Represen- wfftgfxftf ' BARNABY, ALLAN C. Gym Secretary, Miss Corey's Office, G. O. Representative, BARON, BETTY XYZ Club, French Office, unior A! Arista, r Jw C A pxd' am, I BARTILQTTA, JOSEPH BASKOWITZ, ROSALYN Bank Representative C2 termslg Home Nursing Certificate. BAUM, HELEN Nursing Certificaieg Tennis. BENSAYA, LUISETT Pan-American u g English Office-g Dutc an Represen- taqve BERGER, ELLIOT GERSON Bandg Intramural Volleyballg Service Squad. BERKELEY, SI-'IEILA CLAIRE L.M.C. Clubg Leaders Clubg Hockey. 30 BERMAN, SEYMOUR Iunior Aristag Physical Exami- nation Clerkg Assistant Captain of Traffic ad. yi BE SL ,MADELINE Iunior Aristag Student Welfare Officeg Chapman Field Club. BERNSTEIN, IOSEPH Lunch Room Squadg P.S.A.L. Pin. BERNSTEIN, STANLEY H. Captain Fencing Teamg Mr. Ritchie's Officep Student Assembly. 'BEANSTOCIQ ANNA ALICE Chairman ot Senior Arista Art Staffg Erasmian Business Staffg Program Committee. :awww way, tip-A am BENSON, IAMES GRAY Swimming Teamg Choral Clubg Class Officers Association. p,,-W.-wfjdffkg, BERK, NATALIE ,7 hi, Maccabees Clulpg Commenda- tion Cardg dl Repre- sentatfyeflj W ,. Lf . f- BERMAN, HELEN Savoyardsg ornrrherldation Cardsg liifnf F, 16,0 iafifhl Y ARD E S. . . St re nglish Office quad- cl nt Assembly. N BER ST , HAR D PAUL De s' fficeg Vice- P ident e VIg Student bl BERNSTEIN, SEYMOUR W. Iunior Aristag Grade Adviser's Officeg Program Committee. BERNSTIEN, ALAN Biology Preparation Room, Bank. BOLLINGER, MARY E. Red Cross Certificate. BORGES, WILLIAM TSLDT Grade Dance Committeeg Delta' BETTINGER, RUTH Friends of Music Clubg Iunior Aristag Student Welfare Office. BLACK, LORETTA BLOCKER, GLORIA MIRIAM Cantatag Friends ot Musicg lunior Arista. 'BODIAN, EUGENE LIONEL Choral-Glee Clubg Stage Man- wiggeghi Foo'gt sg mfs' It I BINDLER, SYLVIA Cantatap Friends of Music German Office. BLITZ, DOROTHY EILEEN Service Clubg Red Cross Cer- tificateg Game Room. BLUESTONE, ADELE Physical Training Award. BODZINER, SELMA Settlement Clubg Red Cross Certificate. BOMSON, CYNTHIA Settlement Clubg Players Clubg Organization L, 1 yy what A - ,L ' 4 r0ZZ,1f,W17:i. 4 1 ,, .V ,IJ f4',wf t'J'g 7 BOYCE, ROBERT Commendation Cardsg French Commendation Card. BRANDIS, PHILIP GEORGE Chemistry Clubg Program Corn- mitteeg Gym Secretaryg jf ' IR9' 'bfjw ri M I 1 , ,pf I i V ..,,. ,Q Y' BORZANSKY, IOSEPI-I Footballp Track: Der Deutsche Verein, BRANDIS, GERALD S, Physical Examination Clerkg Maccabees Clubg Dutchman Clerk. BRANGAN, WILLIAM F., Ir. Caducean Societyg Camera Club. 'BRANOWER, ALICE B Program Committe - P sident of Die Lie HJ! r O. Council. Zh BRENNER, RAE Savoyards Clubg Footlighter Ticket Representative. Senateg BRILL, THELMA LILLIAN Players Clubg English Officeg Settlement Club. BRAVEMAN, MALCOLM Assistant Football Managerg Volley Ball Numeralsg Student ,Ht Assembly. - ,, A Qwfzfff, - X --f -If :Ji kru, BRESSLER, NORMA tf t N 1 1 I l.f.i,J0f'!M fgefurfi' 'l f Red Cross Clubg Assistant in lnfirmaryp Senior Life Saving. BRIDGETTS, IOAN HELEN Class Officers' Associationg Beta Gamma Hi-Yg Newman Club. BRODIE, LOLA V. Effodiansg Tennis Clubg Dutch- man Representative. 5 32 BRODY, SOLOMON Iunior Aristag Program Commit- teeg XYZ Club. BUCHIGNANI, ROSE ANGELA Newman Club. BUKBERG, SEYMOUR AARON LaCrosseg Gym Numeralsg I. V. LaCrosse. 'BRODSKY, ELAINE Business Staff of 'Dutchman g Office 1035 G.O. Representayve, if We' .327-f ' 7 ' BROWN, IACOUELINE Secretary of Grade Vllg Office 1035 Dutchman Representa- tive. BUDD, IOHN FRANK, lr. Dean of Boys Officeg Bandg Beta Hi-Y. BURNHAM, WESLEY Student Assemblyg Service Squadg Gym Secretary. wwf? CARDONA MARIORIE E. Secretary of Choral Clubg Sec- retary of Savoyardsg Cantata. CARRIGY IOHN WILLIAM Footlighters Student Assembly CAULFIELD WILLIAM IOSEPI-I Assistant Manager of Varsity Baseball Gym Secretaryg PS. CI-IAMBERLIN, LORRAINE M. Office 350 Music Clubg Red Cross Certificate. BURNS, MARIORIE IULIA Newman Clubg Student Assem- blyg Dutchman Representa- tive. CAIN, RICHARD Basebally Glee dation Car CAMACK, CHARLES WILLIAM Secretary of the Senate fOr- ganization E l5 President of English Office Squad 'CAPLOW, DOROTHY Editor in Chief of hrasmian FO ans Souci Clubl fW cfm .yy CAHILL, ROY Captain of LaCrosseg Football Arch Patrol. CALLAI-IAN, IOI-IN Gown Committeeg Numerals. CAMPBELL, IOHN ROBERT Chapman Field Clubg Arch Patrolg Chess Club. 'CAPONL MILDR . Boughton Clubg rt tficeg i?k Offic . CARNESS, SHELDON C. Track Squadg Cross Country Squad. CARY, ELEANOR PATRICIA President of Chapman Field Clubg Leaders Clubg Alpha Gamma I-Ii-Y. CENTER, MARTIN Student semblyg Arch Patrolg I Se' CI-IARLOCK, IOAN Choral Clubg Office 2505 Beta Gamma Hi-Y. 33 I f l wyflf' Q ' 1 v ry-I v- ,y ' 9 vs F' I CHERASHN DIAN D 1 1 .J 'cHARMATz,.1?i 5r.r, Cadmgeand gd etyg Program Co ' i g ench Office. .vltte I . 4 A ' o,' , Q ,' , J ,1 If 'D , . ,. ff - , . 'ff'i.r I udentAsse 1 F ersg A Y: t D?:hman usi taff. .N ,Nw , . 1 ! ' jj w , ' l ., WM t t f ' 1 lf 'CHE TOFF, LIONEL 5 Press Board Mana er ol U Dutchman g G. O. Councilg Vice-P sid nt of F' d f t YJ X Music rglubf? Hen S O gf' COATNEY, IUANITA SEVEA Leaders Clubg Library Assis- tantg Basketball Coach. COHEN, ARNOLD Cross Countryg Track Team. French and Latin omrnenda- WCards.A N , . C ORIA CORINNE . . ubg Speech Officeg ffice. l COHEN, MILDRED Hockeyg Baseballg Art Office, COHEN, RITA LILLIAN Biology Office, I2 termslg Rec- ords Officeg English Office. 34 CHASE, IACOB HERMAN Dean of Boys Officeg Student Assemblyg Boys' Glee Club, CHERNIN, SOL Track Teamg Soccer Squad. CLEARY, IOSEPHINE MARIE Beta Gamma Hi-Yg Captain of Swimming Teamp Bank Repree sentative. COCHENOUR, lEAN All City High School Chorusp Choral Clubg Leaders Sport Group. COHEN, DONALD L. Bank Representative. COHEN, IULIAN DAVID X Y Z Clubg Interscholastic Trackg Iunior Arista. f .ffm 'W L t COHEN, MURIEL FLORENCE Iunior Aristag Settlement Clubg Organization COHN, EVELYN Sans Souci Clubg G. O. Repre- sentativeg Art Chapel Program, COLLINS, IOI-IN LAWRENCE Newman Club, Soccer, Indoor Baseball Numerals. CONSELYEA, IEAN V. Infirmary Assistant, Red Cross Certificate, Red Cross Club, CORCORAN, RUTH ELOISE Tennis, Library, Settlement Club. CORNWELL, IOHN WESLEY Ill English Office, Iunior Arista, Commencement Committee. M- CONRAD, ROBERT G. Chemistry Office, S e r VIC e Squad. COOKE, GERARD NORBERT Football, Arch Patrol, Boys' Physical Examination Room, CORNACCHIO, IOHN L.M.C. Club, Secretary in Gym Office, Art Chapel Program. CRISPINO, PHILIP President of Caducean Society, Service Patrol, Spring Concert Representative. CUMMINGS, GERTRUDE M. Beta Gamma Hi-Y, Vice-Presi- dent of Student Assembly, Rec! ord Office C5 termsj. CURATOLO, IOSEPI-I DANTE Chapman Field Club, Student Assembly, Service Squad. DANE, FAITH Swimming Club, Choral Club, Sans Souci Club. DANNENBERG, STANLEY Camera Club, Chemistry Club. CUPO, VINCENT P.S.A,L. Pin. DA COSTA, LORRAINE Leaders Club, Beta Gamma Hi-Y, Student Assembly. DANIELS, IOAN Office lO2, Student Assembly, Commendation Cards. DARMSTADT, WILLIAM E. Gym Clerk, Student Assembly- Commendation Card. 5-g,wbW4AU0 Witte DENTE, ALBERT DAVIDSON, EDWARD President Erasmian Art Staff, Year Book Art Staff, Secretary in Gym. DAVIS, GLORIA BERNICE Settlement Club, Student As- sembly. DAVIS, MELVIN IRA Arch Patrol, Numerals. DEASY, RICHARD ROBERT Tennis Team, Manager of I. V. Football, Newman Club. silo!-M. K.. DAVIDSON, ROBERT B. Track C4 termsl, Major E , Brooklyn Championship Relay Team. DAVIS, IANE LENORE Players Club, Settlement Club, Student Assembly. DAVY, IUNE FRANCES Newman Club, Tennis, Office 103. DE KAYE, ANNETTE Student Assembly, Bank Rep- resentative, French Commen- dation Cards, 36 DE MEO, MICHAEL E. Basketball C6 termsl, Baseball I4 termsl, Student Assembly. DESSYLAS, GEORGE Soccer Team fMajor 'lE J, Newman Club, I. V. Basketball. DEY, RUSSELL BENIAMIN Beta Hi-Y, Mr. Zimmerman's Office, Freshman Reception Committee. DOCTOR, LEONARD Captain of Basketball Team, Manager of Football, Class Officers Association, Basketball, I3 yearsl. DEUTSCH, KATHLEEN French Commendation, Settle ment Club, Office Work DIAZ, LEONAR Manager of n T Service C , l . Offi A i ' DOLPHIN, DORIS tificate, Commendation Cards 01 Iunior Arista, Red Cross Cer- D'ORMONT, ISABELLE Grade Adviser's Officeg Stu dent Assemblyg Iunior Arista, o. Q C 5 23 S DUBERSTEIN, FLORENCE Baseballg Tennisg English Office, DU BRITZ, ANTO NETT M. Iunior Ari tag u nch Commendain r 5 N - mivffb' 4' DZURKA, OSEPI-I Intramural Numerals for Volley Ball. DRANEY, WILLIAM EDWIN Cross Country E g Trackg Stu dent Assembly. DUBLYNN, FRANK DANIEL Newman Club. DURLACH, IANICE ELAINE Players Club. EDELMAN, RUTH French Commendation Cards. EDELMAN, SAMUEL I. Iunior Aristag Student Assem- blyg office 102. EDLUND, RICHARD HARDING Swimming Major Eng Track EI-I g Office 250. EGAN, MIGNON DELORES Cantatag Newman Clubg Tennis. EISMAN, EUGENE H. Swimming Team I2 Yearslg Class Officers Associationg Gym Secretary. EDELSON, RAL DAVI Spanish fic 'o rista Program te EDWARDS, WILLIAM F. Spanish Honor Certificatesg Latin Honor Certificatesg Gym Secretary. EISENFELD, IRWIN Football Ticket Representativeg Traffic Squadg Chemistry Club. ELIA, VICTOR Bandg Commendation Cards. A , . ,f . 'ENDER, SHIRLEY Typing Officep Sans Soucig Hockey. ENGLE, EDITH EVELYN Student Assemblyg Office 2I2Ag Service Patrol, ENGLISH, DOROTHY Choral Clubg Cantatag Medal in Stenography, L , l7rAL L I ' r A I ogr Com it eg ST nt A 'ELSDEN, EDITH CLAIRE Spanish Office Assistantg As- sistant to Miss Kingg Secretary of Pan-American Club. ENGLANDER I WI A 2 PUHgAXHei:'CGli1 ENGLEBERG, MATILDA IEAN Grade Advisers Officeg Biblio- phileg Rostra. EPSTEIN, FELICE an C3 termslg Dutchman Staffg Assistant Principals Of- fice. Business Manager of Erasmu- iw MM EPSTEIN, MARCIA Student Assemblyg Choral Clubg Friends of Music. FAGA, ANT ON O-fsiprfg FARBER, SHIRLEY R. Erasmian Office Statfg Tennisg lunior Ari a. WW FARRELL, DOROTHY ETHEL Infirmaryg lunior Aristag Hi-Y Beta Gamma. Dutchman Staff Vice-Presi- Esmcic, HERBERT i dent of lndustria Arts Clubg Boys Gl b' Chg 7 ,F fi ZW FAGEN, SHIRLEY S.O.S, Clubg Help Miss Dibble. FARRAR, IOSEPH AUGUSTINE Newman Clubg Student As- sembly. FASKE, ADRIENNE RUTH Savoyardsg Chapman Field Clubg Commendation Cards. , tee Club 'ft EQAW FEATHERMAN, IEROME D. Numeralsg G.O. Represe tativeg Service Siuad, FEINBERG, EDNA MURIEL lunior Aristag Classica Sodali- tasg Chapman Field Club. FEINGERSCH, GLORIA A. Student Assembl - Bank Re b Y, D- resentativeg Players Club. FELDMAN, GEORGE Iunior Aristag Program Commit- E, .Hs - FENIMORE, IAMES THO Service Squad: Numeralsg Class Officer's Association. FERMANIAN, ALFRED President of Al? Hi-Y 4Nu- era1sfStudet lsembg be fiat -11-if 7. g,,k Cfki. PERRO, ALFRED Varsity Soccerg Newman Clubg Service Squad. FINKELMAN, SEYMOUR President of the Physics Clubg History Otficeg Aero Club. f-1nexf1Lfvf t R FEIN, RHODA 1015 Tennis. FEINBERG, FRANK Cross Certificate. FENDELL, IONAS I. Track Team. FERGUSON, REGINALD Pool Secretaryg P.S,A.L. Pin' Student Assembly. 1 FERNANDEZ, IUANITA L.M.C. Art Clubg Newman Clubg Art Studio Assistant FEUER, LEO Chemistry Laboratoryg G. O. Representativeg Commendation Card. FINKELSON, RITA Iunior Aristag Settlement Clubg Cantata, Earth and Sky Club Office Grade Adviser's Office Varsity LaCrosseg Ticket Committee FEINMAN, ADRIENNE REA Erasmian Representative Red Tennis Teamp Iunior Arista FINICELSTEIN, FREDA BETTY Student Assemblyg Maccabees. 'FISI-I, GLADYS A. Chairman ot Student Aid of XYZg German Ofticeg Vice- President of Rostra. Saint,-xk FISI-IMAN, GLADYS EILEEN G. O. Representativeg Eras- mian Representative. FLANNERY, ANNE ELIZABETH Office 1035 Newman Clubg Hockey. FLORMAN, IRVING Service Squadg Latin Certifi- Cates. FOGEL, PHYLLIS IRENE lunior Aristag 'Student Assem- blyg Work I Miss Rabe. ,lj-N I -ff-7 'S' vii' U-JJ!-Weif' F KEL, BERNICE ENE Iuhior Aristag Erasmian Rep- resentativeg Friends ol Music Club. FRANKFORT, SELMA Studio Assistantg Student As- semblyn Art Ottice Assistant. 40 FISCHMAN, ROSLYN President ot Social Science Clubg Vice-President ot Student Assemblyg President of Bough- ton Club. PISHBEIN, CHARLES Chemistry Clubg Chemistry Otticeg Lunch Room Squad. FITZER, DORIS ROSALYN Program Committeeg Student As emblyg Ettodians. .xx xml... . . ks: 1 FLEISHMAN, IEROME Basketball Team C3 yearslg Medal tor Indoor Baseball Gym Championship CCaptainlp Medal for Volley Ball Gym Championship. FLORMAN i ice lOl t n O. - AL, . FRADKIN, Secr tar ' C Phy rai ice q ad. vip' ' NKEL, BE r at' o e. Typing Office. t mistry Clubg Otticeg Serv- DA ,1J .,.-41 FREES, MARION CATHERINE Iunior Aristap Newman Clubg FREIBICH, BEATRICE SELMA Co-Ill Clubg Biology Officeg Tennis. FRIEDBERG, ADELE DOROTHY Recording Committeeg Bank Representativeg Red Cross Cer- tificate. PRIEDMAN, ARLINE HANNAH S.O.S. Club. FRIEDMAN, BERTRAM Footlightersg Service Squadg Student Asseqtbly. ,Z X i'14'T bf QD 1, 1 '. . .1 .'! I ' .A Aryfl' wr' 1.1.- FREUND, IACOUELINE Office 203g Student Dramatists I2 yearslg Dutchman Repre- sentative. 'FRIEDLAND, WILLIAM Erasmian p Social Science Clubg Effoditiis. Q FRIEDMAN, ARTHUR N. Gym Officeg Sl:ylines p Stu- dent Assembly. PRIEDMAN, ELAINE ROSLYN Record Officeg Student Assem- blyg G. O. Representative. FRIEDMAN, EVELYN Camera Clubg Bankg Settle- ment Office. FRIEDWALD, ANNE GLORIA Service Squadg GO. Represen- tativeg Bank Representative. J GABBE, MARIAN GLORIA Infirmaryg Bank Representative. 5 I. GALLAGHER, VINCENT Arch Patrolg Gym Secretaryg N. E. A. Pageant. FRIEDMAN, PI-IYLLIS Service Squadg Maccabeesg Sans Souci. FRISENDA, TULLIA Cantatag Commendation Cardsg Red Cross Certificate. GALISON, 0 , Swimming a ent As. 9 , r 6 A vi ' fice, . ffl GELB, HOWARD Program Committeeg Iunior Aristag Latin Commendation Cards. gif-7 If 6L .X 1441-ffaedfgeqe GELLER, IEROME DAVID Service Squady Earth and Sky Clubg Student Assembly. GETZOV, RAMON MARTIN Program Committeep Personal- ity Committeeg Footlighters. GINSBERG, CECILE RHODA Hoclceyg Maccabeesg Tennis, GINSBERG, RHODA Program Committeeg lunior Aristag French Commendation Cards. GINSBURG, BERNARD Student Assemblyp Band. GLASSMAN, CLINTON Outdoor Track Teamg Studwl Assembly C4 termslg Ghemistry Office Sq d. V X V 'Qu-'O u.K GOEHREN, LEWIS IOSEPH Lunch Room Squad. GOLDBERG, ALAN MAURICE Student Assemyblyg Chemistry Clubg Chemistry- quad, GERBER, ROBERT ARTHUR Effodiansg Lunch Room Squad. AJANJV Lx 1 L 9 ,bf . . fi ,- f 4 i - XX'-'L 'Q GIDEN, HAROLD MAXWELL Aero Clubg Arch Patrol. GINSBERG, HENRIETTE RUTH President of Maccabeesg Serv- ice E Awardg Mr. Davidson's Office. GINSBERG, RITABELLE Maccabeesg Bank Representa- tiveg Service Club. Squad, GLAZER, PAUL Service Patrol. .WWI Certificate. GINSBURG, ELEANOR V Program Committee Tutoring GOEHREN, MARIE ELIZABETH Lunch Room Squad Red Cross GOLDBERG, GEORGE Ir President of Friends of Music Senateg Organization E GOLDBERG, MAY Stamp Clubg Friends of Music Club. GOLDFARB, BERT CHARLES Bandg Arch Patrolg Service Squad. GOLDMAN, IANICE BEVERLY Iunior Aristag Classica Sodali- tas Clubg Infirmary C2 termsl. GOLDBLOOM, IOAN Effodiansg Rostrag Mathematics Office. GOLDFEIN, STANLEY F. Secretary of Radio Clubg Physics Clubp Bank Represen- tative. 5 Z: 1 E, GOLDNER, ETHEL Friends of Music Clubg Savoyardsg Typing Office. GOLDNER, MYRON Chess Club. GOLDSTEIN, ADELE F. Iunior Aristag Bank Represen- tativeg Tennis Club, GOLDSTEIN, ARTHUR Secretary of Caducean Societyg Student Assemblyg Arch Patrol, GOLUB, JOSEPH Service Squadg Chemistry Club. GOODCHILD, ROBERT M. Cross Countryg Dean of Boys' Officeg Treasurer of Beta Hi-Y. 77 GOLDSTEIN, ADELE IOYCE Office 1015 Speech Officeg SOS. Club. 'GOLDS N, LORRAINE Office g Student A semblyg co in 5 if GONCHAR, NATHAN Arch Patrolg Lunch Room Squadg Student Assembly. Student As mbly' f diansg GO. Repre ,- GOODGLASS, LIL J GOLDSMITH, MORTIMER E Track Teamg Friends of Music GOODHEART, EDWARD Gym Secretaryg Student As- semblyg Tennis. GORELICK, ELAINE ESTELLE Cantatag G. C. Representativeg Iunior Arista. GOTTBERG, LILYAN MARGIT Camera Clubg Red Cross Clubg French Office. GRALLA, EUGENE Iunior Aristag Gym Clerkg Arch Patrol. GOODMAN, IACK CHARLES P.S.A.L. Pin. GOSHIN RUTH Cantatag Choral Clubg Bank Representative. GOURLAY, KEITH ADAMS Program Committeeg ss C ubg Iunior Aristai Z, --J 739 GREEN, RUTH BETTY Settlement Clubg Spring Con- cert Clerical Stattg Bank Grade Manager. 44 GREENBERG, ALVIN TED Players Clubg Service Squadp Track Team. GREENBERG, PHOEBE P. Iunior Aristag History Olticeg Friends of Music Club. GREENE, ERNEST Delta Hi-Yg Swimming Squad P.S,A.L. Pin, GREENFIELD, IUDITH Cantatag Settlement Clubp Tennis. GREENBERG, ELAINE F. Friends ot Musicg Tennisg Bank Representative. 1 GRE BERG svryri Intir ary t Ass bly Otti oss Club. f l l . . X Y. 'rig-, 1 GREENEELD, ANITA Dutchman Business Stattg History Otficeg Tennis, GRENHAM, WILLIAM IOSEPH Arch Patrolg Gym Secretary. GRENZ, ERWIN Intramural Numerals. GHITZ, ALAINE C. Pan-American Clubg Office 2l2Ag Office 103. GHOGIN, THELMA Choral Clubg Cantatag Friends of Music. GROSSHAQDLER, ARTHUR R. Arch Patr lg Traffic Squadg Ticket Bepr sentative. XM 'W Lfvixuff ,WWE GRIBOFF, SOL IRVING Service Squadg Sans Souci Cl ,'StudentAssembly. 'Lo aiukwuof'-f' . 'GROBERG NANCY IOAN . Literary Editor of Erasmian g Richard Young Essay Contest -First Prize C225 Student As- X sembly. S. L '7l..,Na'. .S W' 1 ' 44 E 'L GROSS, EDWARD PAUL Q., History Office Staff: Studentgj Assemblyg Bank Representa- nh., tive. 7. GRUBER, MARTHA German Officeg Secretary to Miss Moffettg Secretary of Ger- m Club. Malcsvfvd. 'JUN vt flffi' '9 GRUBER, STANLEY L Physical Examination Room. ' GUDLOWITZ, SHIRLEY English Officeg Office 203. GURLAND, ROBERT C. Earth and Sky Clubg Service Patrolg Traffic Squad. GUTOFF, MIL ED Comm ri at Cards. J . e lOlg 1,5 GRUBMAN, MARIAN PAY Rostrag Bank Representative-5 Miss Kings Office. GUMBINER, IOYCE MURIEL Earth and Sky Clubg Art Studio Assistantg Tennis. GUTHEIL, ROBERT Mathematics Officeg Service Certificateg Gym Secretary. GUTT, IEROME Co-Captain of Baseball Team. HACKER, THELMA Chapman Field Club, Friends of Music, Tennis. 'I-IAMMER, SIDNE DAV D Cross-Country Office 101, Pro- amf o ittee. HARKAVY, DOROTHY ANN Program Committee, Dutch- man , Record-Off . HAHNE, INGRID Settlement Club, Die Lieder- tafel, Spanish Certificate. HALPER, IAY HANSEN, I-IAZEI. E. Office 2l2A, Office 203, Verse Cxlioir, f -lv It ' bkv. if Ne .km-. 1 Rx we '- I-IARPER, HERBERT CHARLES Dean of Boys Office I4 termsl, Senate, Beta I-Ii-Y. HARRER, IOHN MORRISON Swimming Team, Choral Club, Intramural Numerals. HARRIS, MURIEI. RITA Bank Representative, Macca- bees Club, Red Cross Certifi- cate. HARRISON, RUTH Settlement Club, Protestant Club. HEIBERG, EDWARD Delta Hi-Y, Service Club, Gym Secretary. 'HARRIS CHARLOTTE Grade Adviser's Office, Alpha Gamma I-Ii-Y, Personality Com- mittee. lm-so-0' QH4' Q cya QAHAJJLI, HARRIS, NAOMI G.O, Store, Tennis Club, Erasmian Representative. HEARST, EDYTHE IUNE Student Assembly, Mrs. Ed gell's Office, Erasmian . I-IEINRICHSON, DANTE Camera Club. HELFAND, CYNTHIA Biology Oiticeg Student Vlfel- Iare Oificeg Settlement Club. HENDRICKS, GERALD. Arch Patrolg Gym Secretary. HERMAN, SEENA Red Cross Certiticateg L. M. C. Clubg Ticket Representative. 'I-IERZOG, HERSHEL LEON Chemistry Laboratory Squadg Captain of Chess Teamg Phy- sical Examiners Office. Qi,Le',4f. ,1f4 f- lunior om- HOULENBERG, Dean of Boys Office Staffg Stu dent Assemblyg Iunior Arista. HOLTON, MARY STARLING Student Assemblyg Hockeyp Program Ottice. HEMLEY, DAVID ' Boys Glee Clubg Economics OI- ficeg Student Assembly. HERMAN, GLORIA SUE Iunior Aristag Program Com- mitteeg Miss MofIett's Secretary. Bfffwlwp emma X Jzmsu HERSKOWITZ, ARTHUR H, Service Club. HEWITT, WELTON HOWARD Footballp Baseballg Alpha Hi-Y. I-IIRSH, IAY ALVIN Stamp Clubg Art Oiiicep Service Squad, . ,Q I '. 7 4 HOFFMAN, VICTOR Friends oi Track Team. Musicg Numerals HOLSTEIN, SAUL lnterscholastic German Glee Clubg Chairman of t' X 'I-IOMAN, BLANCHE Program Co teeg Grade Adviser's iceg Classico Sodalit 47 tt M HUGHSON, ROY V. Caducean Societyg Art Officeg Volley Ball Numerals. IDELSON, IRIS MARIANNE Dutchman Officeg Erasmian' Officeg History Office. INNERFIELD, ARNOLD S. Ticket Olficeg Dutchman g Camera Club. 48 HORLICK, FRIEDA Dutchman Representativeg G.O. Representativeg Bank Rep- resentative. HORN, HARVEY STANLEY Arch Patrolg Student Assembly G.O. Representative, HORWITZ, BR STER Boughton Clubg ' r Arista Classica Sod 't HUBERMAN, IEROME T. Camera Clubp Bank Repre- sentativeg GO. Representative HORN, FRED Numerals. HOROWITZ, LEILA SHIRLEY Usher at Parents' Nightg Dutch- man Representativeg Eras- mian Representative. HUBERMAN, HARTLEY Service Clubg Lunch Room Squadg Traffic Squad. x. HUGHES, FLORENCE M. Office 1015 Life Savingp Swim- ming Team, 'HURWITZ, ELAINE ELEANOR Secretary to Miss Lepowsky for Association of Teachers of Social Scienceg Classica So- dalitasg Office 101 gat IJ-4,tL,Q.Q,, ' f HYMES, HELEN SELMA x Classica Sodalitas Club: Re- cording Committeeg Latin Com- mendation Cards. IERVOLINO, WILLIAM A. Ticket Representativeg Latin Commendation Cardsg Com- mendation Card. IRELAND, WILLIAM PAGE Gym Secretaryg Traffic Squad. Student Assemblyg Arch Patrolg M1 ISRAEL, ELAINE Biology Office. IABLON, CLAIRE Cantatag Student Assembly. IACOBS, CAROLYN MAE Student Assemblyg Art Ofticeg Term Essay Cover Desig -'V' P, 'W z IACOBS, IANE FRANCES Office 1047 Bankg Commenda- tion Cards. IAEGER, LAURENCE A' Class Day Literary o tteeg Iuni dals, I IEIXLNING DORIS l IONES, PAY Program Committeeg Iunior Aristag XYZ Club. . Sixth rg Cf- 'jk-Q -g I . g ' IOURNEAY, MINETTE Iunior Life Saving. l Award. rx f3 ',1SDf'Q,,J-ff . ISRAEL, RI-IODA ALICE blyg Savoyards. f I ' I Q IACKSON, IAMES P., Ir. Commendation Cards. IACOBS, CELIA ESTI-IER Lunchroom Squadg Secretary to Miss Lepowsky. 'IACOBS, LILA G.O. Representati of iblio- phileg Secr ta accabeesg 1it mmittee. IAINCI-IILL, MIRIAM Rostrag Biology Olliceg Settle- ment Club. ' 'm 06045 pgofkcbfi IOHNSON, HELEN E. Student Assemblyg Leaders Clubg Service Squad. IOSEPH, EDWIN Commendation Card. IUDGE, HELEN ISABELLA Dutchman Representativeg Dutchman Business Staffg Latin Certificates. 49 Iunior Aristag Student Assem- I KAHAN, FLORENCE CLARA Swimming Teamp Cantatag Stu- dent Assembly. KANE, IEROME Commendaiton Card. KANTOR, SEYMOUR Service Squadg Traffic Squadg Aero Club. KAPLOWITZ, HAROLD R. Iunior Aristag Arch Patrolg French Office Secretary. KALKER, MORTON Footlighlersg Student Assernblyg Arch Patrol. KANE, ROYAL M. Program Committeeg Biology Preparation Squadg Caducean Society, G gs C C 5 I 0 - W 6 X , - ll O! KAPLAN, WILLIAM Dean of Boys Office Staffg Stu- dent AssemblY: Iunior Arista, KARASI-I, VICTOR BE N1-XRD Iunior Aristag Service Pat olg Lu ch Room Squqci. KARP, RHODA I. Friends of Music Clubg l'Eras- mian Representative-5 Grade Adviser's Office. X mssowirz, D , Quays W- r ep- KATSKE LVAN . W 1 Track 'l?fygandbQ1, Siam h. I N K bv ' 0 'S' . ' ' aj.- dffg ' KAT , IRWIN LEE Numeralsp Gym Secretary. 6fM!f.ljJVi' .1 .r KASSOFF, MURIEL LEAH Audubon Clubg Savoyards Clubg N. Y. Times Represen- tative. KASTEIN, ELLIOT Arch Patrolg Lunch Room Squadg Service Squad. KATZ, FLORITA Pan-American Club. Student Assemblyg French Award, KATZ, RUTH Orchestrag Natura Clubg Friends of Music Club. KAUFMAN, HARRY Captain of Track and Cross Country Team, Five Major E's, President of Grade VI. KAUFMAN, RUTH Record Office, Effodian Club, Friends of Music Club. KAUFMAN, HERBERT Chemistry Club, Locker Room Guard. KAVANAGH, GEORGE IOHN Footlighters, Swimming Team, Senate. qwi.. 1' KAYE NN I, Cap in ' atrol, tudent Ass Arista. KELLER, ETHEL English Office, Mr. Ritchie's Of' lice, Savoyards. IEXHD gf Class' odalitas. Wit KENNION, WILLIAM F. X. I.V. Football, Student Assem- bly, Numerals. KING, ALICE-MAY Student Assembly, G.O. Rep- resentative, Bank Representae tive. KINNALLY, IRENE ANNE KELLER, IUDITH Orchestra, Hockey, Clubs. K R, EDITH I y, Red Cross Club, Sansiwi - KENT, RADMORE L.M,C. Art Club, Soccer Team, Arch Patrol. KING, EDMOND REGINALD Beta Hi-Y, Mr. Zimmerman's Office, Choral Club. KISTER, ROBERT IRWIN Ticket Committee. Ox I KAYSER, EDI HEDWIG. Record Office K6 Termsl, Grade Office C7 Termsl, Hockey Team. German 51 I Kivsi., o 7 Busine St f f man g Com ation Card g Players WW KLEIN, MILTON A, Treasurer of Arch Patrolg Ser- vice Clubg Erasmian Repre- sentative. KLEINFIELD, RY P. Iunior Ari ag Service Squadg Stude Astfmblyf KLINGER, GERTRUDE NATLIE Sans Soucig Dutchman Of' ficeg French Commendation. KLEIMAN, BURTON Program Committeeg Orchestrag Biology Preparation Room, 'KLEIN, SHIRLEY WILMA Secretary to Miss Lepowsky for Association of Teachers of Social Scienceg Classicci So- d Iitas I4 Termslg Office IUI. 043 Q L u.LfC f KLING, CONSTANCE M. Office 250g Commencement Cornmitteeg Beta G i-Y.x W U v C. M. ft Uf5!,,,f KNEE, THEODORE DAVID Student Service Patrolg G.O. Squ .- f L-l KOCH, MARCIA ZELDA Student Assemlolyg Bank Rep- resentativeg i'Erasmian Rep- resentative. KOMAROW, ERWIN KORMAN, LAURA Spanish Officeg Pan-American Clubg Student Assembly, KRAMER, IACQUELINE Office I01g Erasmian Repre- sentative. Represent Lunch Room ,MQ KOHLBERG, RICHARD ALAN l.V, Footballg Gym Officeg Track Team. S654 KOPLOW, FLORENCE B. Bank Representativeg Office IOI I2 Termslg Class Officers Association 'LKILZ 'tt I KORMAN, LEONARD Numeralsg P.S.A,L, Pin. KRAMER, PATRICIA ELAINE Student Assemblyg Tennisg Basketball. lu?g All Eity Orchestra. 'KRESKY, EDWARD Head Manager ot Basketball Teamg Press Clubg 'lDutchman Staff. KRIMSKY, FLORENCE Friends of Music lubp Gym Otficeg Sav r s KROHN, LUCILLE VERONICA Vice-President Beta Gamma Hi-Yp Secretary of Leaders Clubg Student 'Assembly KUPFER, SIDNEY ROBERT Orchestrag Secretary of Phy- GIS-vi Z' KRIEGER, CAROL LUCILLE Secretary ot Effodians Clubg Secretary wot Co-Ill Clubg Stu- dent Assembly. 1 KRISTIANSE B. Manag o . erm s Otfic e ry eta i-Yg :Sb KROSHINSKY, WALTER Numerals for Intra-Mural Sportsg Arch Patrol K2 Termslg F iends ot Mus'c Carb. 82,0-4, ilavyd' JL?-Q' 4 LVM, ,?,,,,,,,,,,7i:.n-Cf 45' ff..-. J.-wi wyr,73,e1,-, KURLANDER, NEALE Service Squadg Sans Souciy Gym Secretary. feast, 'WL' '54-snwlyq U4 .,7Y KURZON, IACQUELINE D. Treasurer of Settlement Clubg Program Committeeg Iunior Arista. LANDAU, MITZI Settlement Clubg G.O, Repre- sentativeg Friends ot Music Club. LA ROSA, IOSEPH Gym Otficeg Ettodiansg Chem- istry Cl . L t3M17.l AW LASH, WARREN ' Student Asee ict Squa . efsjawyb LAMBERT, I-IELENE DORIS Student Assemblyg 'Dutchman' Statig Chemistry Office, 'l..ANGBEIN, BERTHOLD Commencement Committeeg XYZ Clubg Stock Room Office ,?.5-7 I LA RUFFA, LOUISE Student Assemblyg Verse Choir. LASKER, FLORENCE CLAIRE S.O.S. Clubg Iunior Aristag Student Assembly. f- . 0,1,- 53 LAUPER, RITA Student Assembly, Commercial Office, Commendation Card. LAZARUS - S Band, OW Qv' if LEARY, GRACE BERNADETTE Boughton Club, Tennis Clubg S.O.S. Club. LEBETT, BERTRAM C. N BERNA tra, Arch rol. LAZAROWITZ, THEODORE Intramural Numeralsg Basket- ball, LEARNER, EDWARD NORMAN Sans Soucig Stamp Club. e ' , Commendation LEASE, EE L LEDERER, THEODORE RALPH Class Officers Association, Stamp Club, G.O. Represent- alive. 'LEE, HARRIET ANN Q Tennis Club, Orchestra, Bas- ketball. LEES, IANET Service Squad. LEIBLER. lAY V Basketball- Numeralsg Com- I. . . mendation Card, LEOPOLD, GERTRUDE Infirmary, Red Cross Club, German Club. 54 N ,Q I at A G2 Ov. -Q nie. Q I 1 L DS ARNO Lt I. S reta ' Q, - s - 5 t ,i WWW L l-IRER S IOYCE S.O.S. Club, Bank Representa- tive, Dutchman Representa- tive. LEONARD, VIRG l Iunior Arista, ers, Club, Iunior an ior teLS9lng. Qvqmu LERMAN, ADELE Bank Representative, Friends of Music Club, Orange Bar. W' l X 6 4-.f LEVIN, SYBIL R. Vice-President of Settlement Clubp Art Oiiiceg Friends oi Music Club. LEVINE, GERALD BERNARD Year Book Photography Stafig President of Camera Clubg Grade Secretary. find 5. LEVINE, IDN Y Program Committeeg Arch Pa' trolg Stamp Club an-al,6Lf I i LEVINSON, GERALD Iunior Aristag Orchestrag Stu- LEVINE, ELMER ALBERT Lunch Room Sq d all! 1 a Basketball I3 , if' WIW as iw LEVINE, MELVIN SELICK Industrial Arts Clubg Stamp lubg Stud t Ser ic Patrol .iwbfrmwf am: fm iz. MLM-' K . LEVINE, STANLEY M, Stage Manager, Footlightersg Advertising Manager Dutch- man g Program Committee. LEVISON, MAXINE SHERRY Chemistry Oiiiceg Tennisg nt A em , - Fren Commendation Ca? ' If 3' ,J 7 fb-L- ' ,I ' - f 51:9 I . he 11 ,V LEVY, AR HUR ' Y LEVY, DORIS LUCILE Fo al ad I lr I Tennisg Maccabeesg Sans Souci. E o and-Hi a- z - otlig ers. ,ilwffmwiy LEVY, RALPH DAVID Dutchman Staff: Manager ot Fencing Te-amy Arch Patrol. LICHTER, IRVING Gym Secretaryg Lunch Room Squadg Latin and French Cer- tiiicates LINICK, IR Fencing Squadg S.S.S. Dramatic Clubg Basketball Numerals. G 'LEWIS, GEORGE Publicity Manager ot Senateg Grade Adviser's Office C6 Termslg President of Senior Grade. SSO' I militari- Zlg-vf 347' LILL, MARION Vice-President of the G.O.g President oi Alpha Gamma I-Ii-Yg Editor of G.O, Handbook. LINK, BLOSSOM A. Art Chapel Programp L.M.C. Art Clubg Art Studio Assistant. I 55 ul LIPSCHITZ, HELEN Iunior Aristag Cantatag Eras- mian Representative. X LIVE S T SAK Lunc ' S uh 5 udubon Mm LOBSENZ, MAE SYLVIA Leaders Clubg Basketballg Field Hockey. 1t , rag Club. OKOS, CI Q Oda S n x LOWENTHAL, ANITA LILLIAN Sans Souci Clubg Office 3145 Spanish Honor Certificate. F N LUBIN, I LOUIS Lunch Roo Squad. 4 if 56 LUISI, MICHAEL IAMES Silver P.S,A.L. Pin, LYON, MELVIN G. Bandg Iunior Aristag Class Officer. LISKIN, PEARL MINNA Choral Clubg Student Assem- blyg Der Deutsche Verein. LOBENSTEIN, RUTH DORIS Library Assistantg Miss Berg's Officeg Student Assembly. LOEWINGER, FRANCES M. Service Patrolg Music Clubg Erasmian Representative. LOREE, ELLIS ROBERT 6 Iunior Aris gL .C. Clubg Dutchman Re rese t . I LOWINGER, MILTON Footlighlers, P us 1' B?e3?e:i.x1ed-i2Iu us Rep- . ation Card. mittee. 4 resentativeg French Commen- f 1, f , , 551 -'US A0517 LUSTGARTEN, ROBERT M. Program Committeeg Student Assemblyg Personality Com- , , ft ,Q ' , 1 Afqfgik'-'1 LINE! yt ' x , X blyg Mrs. EcIgeII's . 3 .. If X: ' ok 'VI MACKRIS, GRACE R. 'AIMS Leaders Clubg Student Asfem- Office. MACLEAN, MARION SHIRLEY Friends of Musicg Savoyardsg Record Office. MAI-ILER, CLAIRE SHIRLEY Office 1025 Settlement Clubg Mr. Ritchie's Office. WHA MALKIN, RICHARD PAUL Sports Editor ot Dutchman g Band' Press lub I 'ffffri MANDE L ' IOYCE IU 1 1- Apgig- inns S' Music , A reci on Cl yxlk MQ Q 3' I ,ii IJ ' kV.V MQ ff h .llI1ALON'E, boiorurfimmqdfl Erasmian Representative. G .wg MANNING, CHARLES E. Student Assemblyg Arch Patrolg Newman Club. MARANZANO, ANGELO S. P.S.A.L. Pin. 'M CU , LD M. F li te Z Clubg G.O. ore . .23 ffm gf 55 .9 MAFFETTONE, ANTHONY C. Newman Clubg Speech Officeg Champion Volleyball Team 1938. MAISEL, IUNE Iunior Aristag President o Rostrag Student Assembly. MALM, IOYCE CHRISTINA Leaders Clubg Boughton Club Alpha Gamma Hi-Y. MALONEY, CATHERINE Office 1025 Commendation Card. ' MANDIBERG, FLORENCE Spanish Olficeg Iunior Arista. MANTON, BURTON Student Assemblyg Swimming Teamg Iunior Arista. MARCOUX, HENRIETTE M. French Otticeg Sans Souci Clubg Newman Club. MARlAS, SAUL GEORGE President of the G.O.g Boy Leader of Iunior Aristag Var- sity Football Team. dfud- QAM! I 57 MARINO, FRANK IOHN Choral Clubg Assistant Man- ager of Cross Country Team Arch Patrol. MARKS, RICHARD D. ' President of Delta Hi-Yg Vice- V Student Assemblyg Library Assistant. MAR , O Offi 103 nior Aristag Eras- mi Representative. MARSHALL, ARTHUR K. Stamp Clubp Erasmian Rep- resentativeg Industrial Arts Club. MARKS, HILDA Executive Chairman of Spring ' Concert: Grade Manager of L School Bankg Vice-President ' and Secretary of the Players Club. MARKWITZ, GEORGE Iunior Aristag Service Clubg Re- cording Committee. 7 . ill 14141 fmy cpe-0:17 , Y, MARRELLO, ALFRED ROBE Arch Patrol Captaing Serv' Squad. MAURER, IOSEPH Bank Representativeg Traffic Squadg Service Club. MMM MAYERSON, ALLEN LINDER President of Stamp Clubg Span- ish Officeg XYZ Club. MAZZA GERTRUDE F, Swimming Teamg Recording Committeeg Grade Secretary. MCCONNELL, KENNETH B. President of Service Patrolg Organization Eng Band. MCGAHAN, IOHN THOMAS Service Squadg Friends of Music Clubg Student Assembly. MAZEL, ELEANOR Cantatag Friends of Music Club Class Officers Association, MCALEVEY, IOHN FRANCIS Gym Secretaryg Band C2 Years? MCEVOY, IOSEPH PAUL Football l938-39-City Cham- pionship '38, Lacrosse, 1939 Delta Hi-Y. MCGUIRE, IOSEPH PATRICK Soccer Team C2 Yearslg New- man Clubg P.S.A.L. Pin, MCINTOSI-I, DOROTHY H, Iunior Arista, Tennisg Mathe- matics Office, MCNALLY, VIRGINIA Vice-President ot G.O.g 'Com- mencement Committeeljlice- President and Sgbretary of L. M. C. rt'-Club. . ',. . I I 6 MELE, RAYMOND ROBERT Friends of Music Clubg Indus! trial Arts Club, Arch Patrol. MCINTOSH, MARY GENEVIEVE Student Assembly, Dutchman Press Board, Cantata. 02W I 'MEISEL, ELEANOR MAY Eootlightcrsg Student Assembly, Miss lohnson's Office. ,ulfdkf 6:47244 dmc 'MENDELSOHN, FRAN S G,O. Councilg President of Der MICCIO, FRANK CARL MICHELSON, I-IARRIET Cantata, Friends of Music Club, Student Assembly. MILLER, ANITA Student Welfare Office, Ottice ZI2Ag Tennis. MILLER, FLORENCE PEARL Tutoring Committee of Iunior Arista, Service Patrol, Student Assembly MWMV MILLER, SIDNEY Presdent of Student Assemblvg Pre t itt rm 5 licity Manager I S ri o If Year . Committee. 4 MILGRAM, IRWIN Swimming Squad, Stamp Club, Commendation Cards. MILLER, ANITA PEARL Gym Awards, French Com- mendation Card. MILLER, SEYMOUR Service Squad. MILLER, WARD L. Boys' Glee Club, Assistant Commissioner ot Service Club, Choral Club. gtlc I bBusiness Deutsche Vereing Program r ' A MICHELS M EN Of s1dgnt,oI Greek Juli MINES, GRACE Cantatag Basketballg Friends of Music Club. MISHLER, DORIS C. Red Cross Certificateg Student Assembly. MOREHOUSE, HOPE CAROL President of Beta Gamma I-Ii-Yg Mrs. Kahl's Officeg Commence- ment Committee. MORROW, IEANNE M. Office 250g Commencement Committeeg Alpha Gamma Hi-Y. MINK, FRANKLIN IRWIN Bandg Camera Clubg Volleyball Numerals. MORCH, DOROTHEA ALICIA Choral Clubg Cantatag Savoy' ards. MORRIS, LEONARD I. Baseball I2 Yearsl: Soccerg Numerals tBasketball and Vol- leyballl. MOSKOW , BLANCHE L. Red r ertficateg Cantatag G. ep ati , - I 'M i P sident of XYZ bg af ematics Offic e utive Huncil. ' I MURTFELDT, IUNE ISABELLE Alpha Gamma Hi-Yg Manager G.O. Membershipg Spring Cons cert Committee. NAGELBERG, ALVIN HAROLD Physical Examination Officeg Fencing Teamg Arch Patrol. NAYMAN, BENIAMIN MURPHY, MARILYN Secretary of Beta Gamma Hi-Yp Vice-President of Leaders Clubg G.O. Council. MUSICANT, GERALD Band. H NASOFF, MARION Office 1025 Progr riagee Cf? IYearsDg Tutqi ommittee o unioiyt My T W' M N 3' W fn NEIBLUM, HENRY L. Camera Clubg Service Squadg Arch Patrol. NEMEROV, CAROL Program Committeeg Mr. Lat- terrander's Ofticeg French Ot- tice. NEUMANN, DORIS ANN Student Assemblyg Chapman Field Clubg Savoyards. NIRENBERG, TI-IELMA Iunior Aristag Erasmian Typ- istg Settlement Club. l Club. NIELSEN, IESSIE Arch Patrol. QM VV N NEUMAN, RUTH IOYCE Settlement Clubg Pan-American NISSENBAUM, RACHEL Iunior Aristag Assistant in Typ- ing Olticeg Service Squad. it ,Milf ' NOONAN, WILLIAM MICHAEL NOSS NNE H IAY A President of Egrth and Sky Servi qu 5 h St1'Y Clubg Lunch Room Squadg Stu- Clu A Inf T dent Assembly. ket a . Q? ,.- V I I 'N YES,kl?fI,BSII.,ZA'ANNEf . NUTE, THOMAS HERBERT -Se tajyl' f Footlighters tOr- Track Team: Delta H1-Y: Audu- 0 ,yoga ization, Rig 'Librarian of bon Club, Orc stray String Quartet. lf' ' - QBRIENV CONSTANCE M- O'BRIEN, 1osEPH RAYMOND Biology Othceg G.O. Represent- Assistant Basketball Managerg flflvei Student Assembly. Assistant Tennis Manager. OCONNOR, IANE PIERRE Q'DQN1XjELL' EDITHA A191143 Gcmmu Hi-Y: HOCICGYJ Library Assistantg Sans Soucig Student Assembly. Hockey Teqmy 'OESTREICHEK BEATRICE OLITSKY, PAUL Program Committeeg Personal- Volleyball Numeralsg Physical ity Committeeg Classica So- Exam Clerk. defines. 'J J l y . . .-HJ X A X Q N x x . i 'I X! ' 'I it I I . NN j , 61 ftx. . '1 ,, X N tl I OSTROFF, HERBERT Track Teamg Ticket Represent- ative. PACE, MARILYN DOROTHY Vice-President of Alpha Gam- ma I-Ii-Yp Personality Commit- teeg Commencement Commit- tee. PADEREFSKY, FLORENCE S, Captain of Gymg Co-Captain ot Gymp Commercial Office. PALMER, EVELYN IUNE Bank Representativeg Music fkppireciation Clubg Die Lieder- a e . 62 PARKER, SUSAN WINNIE Class Officers Association. PEAK, SALLY History Officeg Beta Gamma I-Ii-Yp Hockey. PEARLSTEIN, ARNOLD S. Camera Clubp Commendation Cardp Numerals. PENA, IERRY Transferred from Genesee Wes- leyan Seminary. OVERHOLT, ANNA GRACE G.O. Treasury Office C2 Termslg Student Assemblyg Vice-Presi- dent of Earth and Sky Club. PACIFICO, MILDRED ELLA Choral Clubg Cantatag Savoy- ards. PALEY, EDWARD Student Assemblyg Tennis Squaclg Effodians, PARISER, FAITH H. for Life Savingg Service Squadg Maccabees. PAUTCH, PRESTON YOUNG Service Squadg Arch Patrolg Gym Secretary. PEAR, DAVID Editor-in-Chief of utchman g President of Stude f'Assemblyp qewe. ' S- . f . W f I N J LB! t Mi . , 6' PECHMAN, ALEXANDER Eootlightersg Program Commit- tee. PETCHTLE, IANE MARGARET Beta Gamma Hi-Yg Secretary of the Earth and Sky Clubg Mrs. Eclgell's Office. POLIN, ALBERT Arch Patrolg Lunchroom Squadg Intramural Numerals. POMERANTZ, GENEVIEVE Service Squadg Friends of PETERSEN, ARTHUR P.S,A.L. Ping Footballg French Commendation Card. PFAUDLER, SHIRLEY LOUISE Classica Sodalitasg Protestant Clubg Tennis. PIRRI, YOLANDA MARGARET Class Representativeg Settle- ment Club. POCKRISS, LEE IULIAN Bandg Laboratory Assistantg Student Assembly. Music. POSNER, I NE Fr h l ' lubg Wi ' J N! PRESTON, IOAN CAMERON Tennisg Civics Office. PETERSON, RUBY LOLA Record Officeg Recording Com- mittee. PILAT, HOWARD LIONEL lunior Aristag Bronze Inter- scholastic Ping Speech Depart- ent, , . 7115- t Ei! PLAPINGER, ANITA PEARL G.O. Councilg Co-Editor of Grade VI Newspaperg Rostra. , f -'Eve-'.Z?, PODOLSKY, RHODA Tennis Clubg Friends of Music Clubg Die Liedertafel. POLITO, FRANK IOSEPH Physical Examination Office, Student Assernblyg G.O. Repre- sentative. Q. ,ff', !- C! PORTNOW, GLORIA Pan-American Clubg Spanish Office C4 Termslg Student Assembly. 1 ffwbw POTTER, MORTON Student Assemblyg IV. Foot- ballg Lacrosse Team. QUINLAN, FRANCIS XAVIER Arch Patrol, 63 RAABE, HERBERT CHARLES Beta Hi-Y, Student Assembly, Dean of B vs O ice RAO, ANTHONY VINCENT Volleyball Numeralsg Traffic Squad. .Sf- AD, DORIS GERDA G.O, Representativeg G.O. Store, Infirmary. RECORD, RALPH HUBERT P.S,A.L. Ping Arch Patrolp His- tory Office. REISS, HARRIET Die Liedertafelg G.O. Repre- sentativeg Maccabees, 64 legktt- ,vw BA Q,aJ-in REITZ, IOSEPH STEVEN Volleyball, P.S.A.L. Pin. REYNOLDS, IOHN PAUL Alpha Hi-Y, Protestant Club, Stock Room, RICH, RHODA Iunior Aristag Latin Commend- ation Cardsg Commendation Cards. RIVKIN, SYLVIA G.O. Representative, Tennis, Student Assembly. RECKMEYER, WILLIAM I. Beta Hi-Y, Dean of Boys Office, Student Assembly. 0 REI YLLI . lu A , Tr e . S ment lub, rasmian . Office. PWM REITER, SAUL ELEAZAR Soccer Team K2 Termslg Aero Clubg Gym Secretary. REUSS, EVA HENRIETTA Founder and President of Les Cadets , Frenc Office, Pro- gr Committe . RICE, IAMES IOSEPH Arch Patrol, Gym Secretary, Newman Club. RICHMAN, BEATRICE CLAIR Iunior Arista, Art Officeg Die Liedertafel. 'ROBINS, IAY Social Science Club: Student Assembly, Camera Club, 01 . M7 ROBINS, MILDRED Corresponding Secretary o Footlightersg Cantata C3 Termsl Die Liedertafel. ROOSSIN, ARNOLD Service Squadg Pan-American Clubg Latin Certificate. ROSEMAN, ETI-IEL Commercial Officeg Erasmian Representativeg Dutchman Representative. ROSEN, I-IELENE CECELIA History Officeg Rostrag Grade V Office. ROSENBAUM, HELEN Spanish Officeg Spanish Clubg Service Squad. Q 'ROSENBE ERT Swimm' dg Senateg So- ci ce C b. Q ROSENBERG, HERBERT S. Chess Teamg Chemistry Clubg Chess Club. Q KHLALJQ ml. Mail? ROSENBERG, IOYCE S. Red Cross Certificateg Baseball Clubg Basketball Club. ROME, EVELYN ROSE, ELEANOR ROSEN, LOUISE ROSENBAUM, ROBERT President of Stamp Clubg Vice- President of Social Science ubg School s ,M ROSENBERG, BLANCHE V. Maccabees Clubg Biology Of- ficeg Effodians. 'ROSENBERG INA DORIS Q44 Employment Officeg Program Committeeg Erasmus Repre !z. sentative on Abraham 61 Strauss Iunior Fashion Board. ROSENBLATT, MIRIAM M. Settlement Clubg Der Deutsche Vereing Iunior Arista. Iunior Aristag Recording Com- mitteeg Record Office. ROSEN, FLORENCE SHIRLEY Hockeyg Maccabeesg Tennis. Commendation Cards. Economics Office fService E Jg Bank Staffg Ticket Committee of Spring Concert. fl! Vfe'-1. . ROSENSTEIN, IRWIN Dutchman Staffg Intramural Numeralsg Camera Club. ROSENZWEIG, IRWIN ARTHUR Iunior Aristag French Commen- dation Cardg Ticket Represent- ative, ROSS, ALFRED WALTER Stamp Clubg Arch Patrolg Ser- vice Club. ROTHBERG, SHIRLEY Latin Commendation Cardg Red Cross Certificate, ROULEAU, LOUIS RUBENSTEIN, FRANCES I. Erasmian Oificeg Tennisg G.O. Representative, RUBIN, ELAINE Office 1035 O i e 1015 oot- lighters. VH 1 gfgh- RUBINTON IEROLD E. Orchestra I3 Yearslg Aero Club: Gym Secretary, ROSENZWEIG, ARNOLD Commendation Cardsg Gym Secretary Ziwfoifmfeo WWW ROSNELL, GLORIA D. Choral Clubg Cantatag Red Cross Certificate. ROTHBELL, IEROME IOSEPH Arch Patrolg Student Assembly, Ticket Representative, ROTI-IENBERG, MURIEL Cantatag French Commenda- tion Card. RUBENSTEIN, ELSIE BERNICE Secretary of Student Assemblyg Rostrag Settlement Club. RUBENSTEIN, TOBY Student Assemblyg Service g Sa Sol ci. B 'nb WM H-su-'41-'ftCj3'. 41:4 RUBIN, FRANCES CLAIRE Eiiodiansg Sans Souci. RUDOFF, MIRIAM FLORENCE Infirmary Assistantg Red Cross Certificateg Natura. RULLO, IUNE A. Mr. Lafferrander's Otficeg Stu- dent Assemblyg Red Cross Cer- tificate. RYAN, KENNETH President of Newman Clubg Student Assemblyg Fencing. SACKS, IRWIN Service Clubg G. O. Represen tativeg Players' Club. SALMAN, PHILIP R. Track d- Ae Clubg Ser- 6' .f ty, SALZER, LIONEL Secretary ers Clubg sentative. of Footlightersg Play- Dutchman Repre- til RUNGE, CARL FREDERICK Arch Patrolg Earth and Sky Club. SACHS ET Settl m u Office-g --Dui R e. SAFI R, ROBERT Vice-President of Chemistry Club: Chess Clubg Pan-Ameri- can Club 'SALMON, EDITH DOROTHY President of Leaders Clubg Head Hockey Coachg Beta Gamma I-Ii-Y. SALZHANDLER, IOSEPH Choral Clubg Cross-Country I Track Teamg Student Assembly. A141 4,-A-lbosflb' '614yfM-o-14r- 6-:favs rqyut. N S MUELS, BERNICE Student Assemblyg Iunior Aristag Infirmary. SAMMES, IACK M. President of Footlightersg Gym Secretaryg Organization ' 6 - 5 SAMUELS, ISABEL S. Circulation Manager of Dutch- man g Erasmian Officeg Stu- dent Assembly. SANTER, IOYCE EVELYN Library Assistantg Student Assembly. SANDERS, ROBERT RICHARD Radio Clubg Boughton Club. SARON, ROBERT ABRAHAM Soccerg Arch Patrolg Student Assembly. SATNICK, EUGENE MURRAY Arch Patrolg Choral Clubg Stu- dent Council. SCHACTER, STANLEY Silver Medal for Intramural Basketballg Student Assemblyg Players Club. SCI-IARFMAN, NATALIE INNIS President of Cantatag Bank Representativeg Senior Life Saving. SCHEINI-IOLZ, SEYMOUR Footballg Intramural Basketballg Student Assembly, f SA s, CAROL SEELPO 'A ,, f ' 1 , , LVVA4 ' SCI-IAEFER, PEARL Tennis Clubg Friends of Musicp Red Cross Certificate. SCHARLOTT, VIVIAN M. Basketballg Savoyardsg Service Squad. SCI-IILLER, RAYMOND Band I2 Yearslg Numerals. BB SCHLESINGER, ALVIN Footlightersg Iunior Aristag Stu- dent Assembly. SCHNEIDER, EUGENE I-I. School Correspondent to N. Y. World-Telegram and N, Y. Herald-Tribuneng Indoor and Outdoor Track Teamsg Sports Editor of the Erasmian. 'SCI-INEIDER, IEWEL EILEEN Poetry Editor of the Eras- mian g Co-Editor of Sixth Grade Paperg Accompanist of Cantata. SCI-INELL, LEO Service Squadg Student Assem- bly. 'SCHMI'I'TLINGER, LOIS President ot Die Leidertatelg Iunior Aristag General Office Staff. SCHNEIDER, GILBERT GRANT Swimming Teamg Laboratory Squadg P.S.A.L. Numerals. SCHNEIER, BERNARD Student ss blyg 'Erasmian' R rese ti . O f JJ I .W41 ,VJ SCHOCHET, SIDNEY Soccer Te-amg Glee Clubg Gym Secretary. SCI-IOENMANN, ELSA C, Beta Gammag I-Ii-Yg Deutsche Vereing Cantata. 'SCI-IULDER, BETTY B. Secretary ol Senior Aristag President of Classica Sodalitasg First Prize-Richard E. Young Short Story Co est. bed' SCI-IWA Z, RTON Boys Ph ic xamination OI- ! Ar l, W SEGELKE ,WILLIAM F. Gym Secretaryg Grade Ad- viser's Officeg Industril Arts Club. -till, QM? 10' L ily' l SCI-IORNSTEIN, IOCELYN I Iunior Aristag Savoyardsg Friends of Music. W jyflgja, 9142 - uf Esc ,Aarnsbangsoi r ' ateg Pre 'dent Z. fw f' rms 0 SCHWARTZ, LEONORE IUNE Iunior Aristag Orchestra C4 Termslg Erasmian Art Club. SEIDENBERG, ALLEN Student Assemblyg History Of- ficeg Bank Representative. SEIFE, MARVIN G.O. Councilg Student Assem blyg Industrial Arts Club. Q 'SELVERSTONE NORMAN I. Editor of Pa rus Vice Pr si DY : I - 9 - dent of the Senateg Arista ur dat Aid Committez. SHANDS, LEON Student Assemblyg Tumbling Club. SHAPIRO, MIRIAM Game Clubp Record Olficeg Red Cross Certificate. SELIG, IANICE ROSALIND Athletic Award. SESANSKY, ANITA GO. Representative C5 Termslg Commendation Cardsg Gym Awards. 'SI-IAPIRO, HARVEY Cross-Countryg Track Tecrmg Pro ram Committee. Z px meaty lJQMf1Q i 3 xt SI-IAPIRO, MURRAY Secretary of Stamp Clubg Cap- tain of Lunch Room Squadp lice IOZ. ?- OL mf? SHAPIRO, PHYLLIS NINA lunior Aristag Classico So- dalitasg Chemistry Laboratory. SHERMAN, AARON ARTHUR Class Bank Representative K2 Termsjg Lunch Room Squodg Program Committee, I -M9 half? , ' E ' , DANI ' r ,f y of , uceon Society 'Ill 1:515 1 E Jg Biology 0' Q f, d 'J QQ zation E lg I tub e Q ,I ization E D. 1 I 0 0, - . Nff iiiiiisglwo Nitin of vi yerrliljjpefrp Arista. lk, K . V' M A .7 SHOEN, DORRIT VIVIAN lnfirmaryg French Clubg Mr. Ritchie's Office. SIE AL, LOU E e lu tudent. A. em g F ds usic. T . 'Fw gf SIEGEL, EUGEN SEYMO Orchestrag Presid t - SIEGEL, SHEILA LORNA Footlightersg Cantatay Dutch- man . 70 SHEIL, ELEANOR VIVIAN La Tertuliap Basketballg Base- ball, l . X f ERMA omg? HAM I' I far 1 ent u Co missioner of Lunch Ro m Squaclg Doctor of Ba W9,s Team. W wh- SHIPP, NORMA Friends of Music Clubg Com- mercial Office. SHMAEFSKY, IRVING ISRAEL Checker Championg Gym Of- lice. SIEDMAN, MURIEL Cantatag Iunior Aristag ln- firmary. SIEGEL, ELEANOR Sans Soucig Service Squad. w i 'SIEGEL, GAY Literary Staff of amz: 5 Footlightersg M ' Of c W K6 Termsl. , I '. ld, a-M., SIEMS, ANNE-MARIE . Student Assemblyg Bank Re resentativey Office lOl. SILBERMAN, MORTON Student Assemblyp Senateg l.V. Basketball. SILVERMAN, ELAINE P. Program Committeep lunior Aristag Student Assembly. SILVERMAN, RENEE CAROL Bank Representativeg Student Assemblyg Infirmary. SILVERSTEIN ARCIA - , M Footlightersg Lnglish ffice- Settlement Club SILVER, MELVIN Arch Patrol C3 Termslg Camera Clubg Players Club. SILVERMAN, MIRIAM Business Manager of Dutch, man g Office 1035 Friends of Music Club. SILVERSTEIN, IEROME D. Art Office Assistantg Camera Clubg Bank Representative. SILVERSTEIN, SHERMAN Chemistry Officeg Art Officeg GO. Purchasing Office. Iiu-+3-dt fs '- tiwff Correc iv Ro A istant. if SINGER!! STANLEY Bandg P.S.A.L. Pin. SILVEEZGLO I' SE M SIPER, YETTA Service Squad. SISKIND, PHILIP Captain of Cheerleadersg Presi- dent of Choral Clubg 'Eras- mian Business Staff. S E xr A .I ,fc I inf' N.,,14X, J. 0. Q ZS ' SIMON, ROBERT H. M. President of Sans Soucig Grade Squad. 75 af Advisers ffice' Chemistr Z ? M7441-Va, f SINGLETON, MARY E, l-loclceyg Softball SIRANGELO, lOSEPl-I FRANK Lunch Room Squadg Service Squadg Gym SITOMER, RHODA . . : H. Ass ci n . 5f I lunior Arista Cl SKELTON, GERARD IOSEPH Service Patrolg Newman Club, SLIPYAN, SELMA Friends of Music Clubg Iunior Aristag History Office. 'SLONIM, CHARNA R. Secretary ot G.O.g Girl Leader ol Senior Aristag Sec etary of Grade V. I ifffwih SMILOWITZ, HERBERT B. Service Clubg Natur Club. X MM, qilffiie A 72 I SMOLAND, IACK Arch Patrolg Intramural Hand Wrestling, SNYDER, LILA-CONSTANCE Bankg Tennis Clubg Spring Concert. SOKOLOFF, STEPHEN A, Swimming Tearng Bibliophile, SOLOMON, MYRA D. Sans Souci Clubg Classica So- dalitasg Recording Committee. SLAVIN, GLORIA-MARIE Lunch Room Squadg Student Assemblyg Service Club. SLOAN, PHYLLIS ANN Leaders Clubg P.S.A.L. Ping Biology Office. SLOTE, LESLIE Associate Editor of Dutch, rnan g Secretary of Friends ol Music Clubg Vice-President of Eftodians Club, . f' I' .l 1 , vlfxf J' 5 --- ' ' 'J'- SMITH, CATHERINE FRANKS Office 1015 Bank Representa- tiveg Student Assembly, SNOW, NORMAN IOSEPH Dutchman Representativeg Caclucean Clubg Service Club. SOBEL, STANL dent 5 C 5 S 1 nc lub. SOLENDER, MIRIA SYBIL President of Settlement Clubg Recording Committeeg Audu- bon Society. 'SOULE, BETTY Grade VII Otticeg Hockeyg Pi Kappa. W, fmff SPEKTOR, HARRIET GLORIA Red Cross Certilicateg Service Squad. 'SPIEGEIN MARTIN Orchestrag Swimming Teamg Vice-President of All-City High School Orchestra. SPIELBERG, KATE LYLA SPIVAK, AARON Aero Club. 'SPEYER, ETHEL ''Erasrnianu- Dutchman Staffsg Leaders Clubg Student Assem- bly. SPIEGEL, MORTON Intramural Numeralsg Basket- bal Numerals. SPIELSINGER, DAVID Latin Certificatesg French Cer- tificates. STAHL, IRVING STANLE? Student Assemblyg Ticket Rep- J STEFF, MIRIAM Tennis Clubg Bank Represen- tative. STEIN, DORIS LORRAINE Student Assemblyg Grade Dance Committeeg G.O. Repre- sentative. STEIN, IACK Lunch Room Squad. STEINBERG, Tl-IELMA Iunior Aristag La Tertuliag Latin Department Medcl. I resentative. STEIN, DAVID Student Assemblyg History OI- Iice I4 Termslg Grade Dance Committee. STEIN, HENRY Captain of Fencing Teamp Grade Advisers Otticeg Arch Patrol. ,. STEINBERG, CI-I ES Dutchman Staffg Gym Secre- taryg Iunior Arista. STEINER, FLORENCE Erasmian Representative. STEINFELD, IULIAN STANLEY Erasmian Art Staflg Organi- zation Eng G.O. Publicity Art Committee. STERNLIEB, ALVIN S. G,O. Stattg Civics Officeg Boys' Glee Club ,7 ' A 3009! pgffn A-'J as Gfzvvn- CLA? STABAUER, GEORGE o. Swimming Teamg Orchestra, STRATTON, DOROTHY C. Foreign Policy Clubg Student Assembly. STRAUSS, ROBERT N. H Business Staff of Dutchman 5 Vice-President of Stamp Clubg GO Council , in Sth: Ano-.AIAICAVLSNQ WAI I .Im 1 TREETER, COOLIDGE W. rvice S uad Biology Prepa Se CI : j ration Roomg Usher, Parents Night. SULLE 'SIS 1 gg OIIICG. SWARTHOUT, RUTH LOUISE , W NE Li ,' .D ' , So' . 't . ., I f H' ' ' l f f 1 , I I ' I Pi Kappap S.O.S. Clubp Cadu- cean Club. if fm'- STEMBER, WALTER LIMAN Numerals CVol1eyball and bas- ketballl. STICCO, IOSEPH Baseball Team C4 Yearslg P.S.A.L. Ping Gym Secretary. STRACHAN, ROBERT M. Swimming Teamg President Delta Hi-Yg Library Organiza- tion STRAUBING, ARTHUR L. Bank Representativeg Natura bg Lunch Eoom S d. STRAWINSKY, ALICE Cantatag Choral Club. S' I . . , x 'SUKOFR HAZEL LLE President of tr ' esidenllfuyb ot Bibliophile, ociat ' tor Dut an f Mjgivw Xi SUPON, ARTHUR GILBERT Basketball Numeralsg Iunior Arista: Chess Club. 'SWEET, BLANCHE SUZANNE Grade Advise-r's Office iSer- vice E Jg XYZ Club: Tennis, gkjjtfbx WW mortal! 74 gui SYKES, ALICE MAY Student Assemblyg Tennisg Studio Assistant. TALLMAN, FRANCES Office 1035 Student Assem ly Settlement Cl wi QWWM TEDESKI, FRANCIS P.S.A.L. Awardg Soccer IME. H l aw f-. V' 'TI-ICMA or E C A263 L.M.C. Ke pub, like-nciyrlgstfiqsiilxk 6 . Vw .grie- Nvbx ww SZERLIP, IOYCE YVETTE Players Clubg French Officeg Settlement Club. TAXEL, STANLEY l.V. Footballg Class Officers Associationg Arch Patrol. TEITELBAUM, CHARLES L. Press Group of Camera Clubg Captain of Lunch Room Squadg Social Science im f .Zldfwfwt TIMONER, VICTOR Chemistry Clubg Radio Clubg Arch Patrol, TITLE, SHEPHERD f Secretary of Stamp Clubg Phy- sical Training Clerlcg lunior Arista. s ill TOWBIN, ARL Stamp Club. TRESSER, IEANETTE YETTA Office 2l2Ag S.O,S. Clubg Eras- mian Representative. TR I , MURRA lun' Aristag Sta bg Sers v e Cxlb. X riff TOPP, RICHARD S. TRACTENBERC1, IOYCE A. Pan-American Clubg Recording Committeeg Miss Kings Office. TRIEBITZ, ROSE HELEN Dutchman Representativeg Miss Corey's Office-5 Recording Committee. TUCKER, ELAINE Footlightersg Iunior Aristag General Office Staff. . J - ff! i DJ UNGAR, R . Student se bl 5 Grade Ad' vi.a6 's Ific 5 O. Rf-IPTG' I VALLEE, GENEVIEVE Y. Treasurer Beta Gamma Hi-Yg G.O. Membership Committeeg Mrs. Kahl's Office. VAUSE, LORNE NAPOLEON Bank. VLITOS, GUS IOHN Member of Brooklyn Cham- pionship Relayg I.V. Footballg URDSICK, LEO lub. I fgwfmm VAN PUTTEN, LOIS Savoyardsg Friends of Musicg Iunior Arista. 'fd J I , LN4 VIOLETTO, ANNE PATRICIA Cantatag Newman Clubg Li- brary. VOGEL, MIRIAM Friends of Music Clubg Miss Stanton's Assistantg Dutch- man Representative. Student Assembly. 76 VULPIS, DOMINICK DONALD P.S.A.L. Ping Numeralsg Man- ager of Baseball Team. WALKER, ALLEN ALBERT Cross-Country Teamp Indoor Trackg Volleyball Numerals, 'WASHBURN, NANCY Alpha Gamma Hi-Yg Secretary of XYZ Clubg Grade Adviser's Office CService E l. Q xb 'WH- 3 WEBER, MELVIN Aero Clubg Service Patrolg Chemistry Club. WAGNER, ALBERT HARRIS Track Teamg Arch Patrolg Ser- vice Squad. O WARSOFF, SHIRLEY Sans Souci Clubg Pan-Ameri- can Clubg Service Squad. j:Lo-Ollubh Vi U M ' 'j'l.kl4-.t WEBER, CHARLOTTE . Student Assemblyg Bank Rep- resentativeg Usher at Spring Concert. WEII., ESTELLE Sans Soucig Miss M. Cameron's Officeg Tennis. WEISBEIN, IRMA LOUISE Iunior Aristag French Honor Cardsg Spanish Cz-ut' icates. , OBMW WE'SER, EDWIN Cheerlea 5 President of Chess Clubg Orchestra. ootlightersg n teg Chairman of lu 'or ta Tutoring Com- mittee. WEINBERG, LENORE Friends of Music Clubg Cantatag Chemistry Office. w WEINER, IRENE Deutsche Vereing Die Lieder- tafelg Erasmian Representa- tive. WEINSTEIN, CHARLOTTE Office lOl. Rostrap ProQra 640.06754 WEINSTEIN, LIDA EVE Student Assemblyg Die Lieder- tafelg German Office. 112 -'ij A . x I K rf if WESTHEIMER, ROBERT M, Student Assemblyg Office Olg Earth and Sky Club. WEINBERG, NORMAN Stamp Club: Numerals. WEINRIB, DAVID Editor of Commentator g Sub scription Manager of Dutch man g Vice-President of Span ish Club 'fVYj1Al-Qpjung :Do-Ar'-QQXAJ ' WEINSTEIN, HARRI . Cantatag utchm entatifegfnwe s n ivf 0 wwf' ' wizis, ELLI ROBERT X Class Officers' Associationg Student Assemblyg 'Dutchman' Representative. 1 WEISBERG, ARNOLD Ticket Representativep Stamp Club: President of Earth and Sky Club. WEISS, EVELYN Captain of Lunch Room Squadg Record Officeg Secretary to Miss Lepowsky for Association of Teachers of Social Sciences. WEISS, IUDITH NYDIA Co-lll Clubg Tennisg Iunior A ' ta. ' Af , ' sf-'L i 1'- WESTMAN, CECILE ' Office 1015 French Commenda- tion Cardsg Gym Award. WEXNER, SHIRLEY E. English Office, Settlement Club, Friends of Music Club. WIESENTHAL, MELVIN LOEB Program Committee, Iunior Arista, French Commendation Card. WILLIAMS, ROBERT E. Vice-President of Beta Hi-Y, Spring Concert Usher, Organ- ization Vbw'-4-s N .5.MJ.n+f,'. L.,4 Tbdt, GMM 0 WIRKULA, ROBERT Iunior Arista, Arch Patrol, WHITE, ROBERT WALTER Aero Club, Arch Patrol, Indus- trial Arts Department. WILK, ALWIN NORMAN Chess Club, Numeralsg Service Squad. WILSON, KENNETH IOSEPH Gym Office, Newman Club, Student Assembly. WISE, BURTON LOUIS Varsity Fencing Team, Chemis- try Laboratory Squad, E i Office Squad. V Stamp Club. LJ M M. 1 it ww! r V. my WISSNER, SHIRLEY Transferred from Long Beach High School. WOHL, SHIRLEY Dutchman Staff, Effodians, Maccabees. WOLF, DOROTHY President of Settlement Club, Student Assembly, Bank. WOLK, RHODA Dutchman Representativeg Commendation Cards, Red Cross Certificate. 'if was wmv WITHERS, IOAN Tennis. WOLF, CHARLOTTE M. Program Committee, Iunior Arista, Social Science Club. WOLFE, STANL Y IAY V nio Arist- ' 'o , irantng m. MMV WORTZMAN, SHELDON K. Manager of Fencing Team Arch Patrol, Stamp Club. YOUNG, DOROTHY EVELYN Leaders Clubg Iunior Arista Basketball. YULES, RI-IODA Friends of Music. ZASLOW, BERTIQAM Circulati Man ger ot the l'Papyr 'g Qtlfe 105 Dbgram 1 tg? VI' f -I W . ZINMAN: SI-IELD RMAN Commendatio ds. Milli? CAMPOLO, ANDREW I. Swimming E g Intramural Nu- meralsg Borough Swimming Champion. DAI-ILSRUD, HAROLD GROSS, LESTER LEO Student Assemblyg Lunch Room Squad. MAYBLUM, FREDERICK H. Basketball E g P.S.A.L. Ping Captain oi Basketball Team. MORSE, LORRAINE POTTER, PATRICIA ANN REILLY, CLAIRE I Economics Olficeg Eitodiansg s Q 5 L S Q YOURMAN, GRACE Oiiice 1035 Program Committeeg Friends of Music Club. 44,4 6q,1jfQo4 ZACHARIUS, WALTER I. Track Squad. Student Service Patrol. ZINDMAN, MORRIS Student Serviceg Arch Patrol. 'RITCI-IIE, VICTOR W. G. A. I8 yearslg Fencing Coach Y . X lt' CIO yearslg French 3 Il 1112 ear. I 'X Q1 .5 .I J -5 s -s Q A ., -X s -Q Q S-5 5 S x N Q. 79 AUGUST, MARTIN L. I.V. Basketball, Tennis Man- ager, Basketball Manager. BILLSTEIN, SHIRLEY Art Office C2 termsl, Tennis Softball. CHADDERTON, RUTH Cashier in Student Cafeteria, S,O.S. Club, Student Assembly COHN, SEYMOUR Arch Patrol, Volleyball Numer als. I SEPTEMBER BIASSON, HELENE S.O.S. Club, Music Office, Bank Representative. BUERSTLE, ALFRED Student Assembly, English Of- fice, Basketball Numerals C2 setsl. CHARATAN, WILLIAM Intramural Numerals. DOOLAN, IOHN HOWARD Alpha Hi-Y, Student Assembly, President of Newman Club. FISHER, CATHERINE Office 103, Bank Representa- tive, Student Assembly. WNW GORMAN, GEORGE A. Newman Club, Arch Patrol, Hi-Y. GREENSTEIN, ZELMA Transferred from Newtown High School. HENDERSON, ELEANORE Bank Representative, DutchA man Representative. GALATON, MARTIN Industrial Arts Club, Arch Pa- trol. GREENFIELD, GERALD Bank Representative. GRUNEWALD, ROBERT G. Silver Medal tor Intramural Contest, Numerals, Track Team HERSHMAN, LESTER Traffic Squad, Bank Represen- tative, Gym Secretary. GRADUATES I-IIRSCH, IOAN Hockeyg Gym Awardsg Com- mendation Cards. ISAACSON, HAROLD B. Stage Manager ot Footlightersg Cross Counlryg Track. KENNEDY, IOHN T. Student Assemblyg Swimming Squad. KRISS, GERALD H. Captain Lunch Room Squadg Medical Football Eng Service Club. HURWICH, BARRY Swimming Team: Boys' Glee Clubg Arch Patrol. KALINA, CLAIRE Student Assemblyg Intirmaryg Red Cross Certificate. KORBIN, VICKY I. Student Assemblyg Gym Olficeg GO, Representative. LAWSON, BERNARD Numerals. LEOPOLD, STANLEY E. Basketballg Baseball. MARCUS, BURTON COPLAND Natura Clubg Bank Represen- ativeg Student Assembly. MYSKI, LUCILLE O'NEIL, WILLIAM IOSEPH Delta I-Ii-Yg Grade President VII: Editor of G.O. Handbook. LEPAIN, DORIS MARIE Student Assemblyy Choral Clubg Cantata. MEHLER, MURRAY Tennis Squadg Student Assem- blyg Tennis C E.H. D. NATHAN, MARVIN MELVIN P.S.A.L, Awardsg Service Club- PETCHESKY, HENRY Arch Patrolg Biology Officeg Numerals. 81 CHESLOW, ABE l I1 PSAKI, IOHN N. Football K2 seasonsbg Biology Club, Arch Patrol. ROFFMAN, ADELE A. Student Assembly, Bank Rep- resentative, Maccabees. SCHAEFER, WILLIAM Choral Club, Delta Hi-Y, All City Chorus. SIMON, WILLIAM ROBERT Footlightersg Service Cluby Art Office. TELSON, DAVID Track Teamg Shot Putting Teamg Service Squad. BELLUCCI, PETER l.V. Football Team, Track Team, Cross-Country. BOVIO, IOSEPH Band, Glee Club, Service Squad. RAPPAPORT, FLORENCE G. Student Assemblyp GO. Rep- resentative, 'Red Cross Certi- ficate. RUSKIN, STEPHEN Lacrosseg Handballg Student Assembly. SHAPIRO, SAM Student Assembly. TACCONI, IOSEPH Student Assembly, Arch Patrol Captaing Volley Ball Instructor. WOLF, ELEANOR Settlement Clubg G.O. Repre- sentative, Tennis. LUBLIN, FRANCES Service Clubg Student Assem Y bl . glOSSlEN, ALAN wimming Team. -C 11, al. vnu- PARKER, NORMAN Swimming Team. 82 Intramural Numerals. COLLINS, THOMAS Traffic Squad, Service Club, Soccer Team. EXSELSEN, ROBERT FEIMAN, ROBERT GREENBERG, MADELEINE Office 1035 Traffic Squad. LANE, KATHERINE Hockey Team, Student Assem- bly, Basketball. LE BOWITZ, SARA Bank Representative, Settle- ment Club. Q ROCK, DAVID G.O. Representativeg Spring Concert Representative. SOLOMON, EDNA MURIEL Student Assemblyg Hockey, Basketball. STOKES, FRANK STRITTMATTER, DOROTHY Transferred from Bushwick High School. TEICHMAN, AARON Art Office. WALDORF, VIVIAN HONEY Tennisg G.O. Office, Erasmi- an Representative. WEISS, HILDA La Tertulia. GRADE VIII OFFICERS MR RITCHIES OFFICE STAFF YEAR BOOK STAFF S I u W. Wm! N3'TWbQ?GfQQfwTT QE W' H WW vw Q Q5 5-VX 54 M1 VZQQQ1 g5P kw M - fc Q W WSJ Q'Cf,,-f QQ gp ZW M P MMM ,M JW QM 3 62-6Q?'L , ,WJ fa-WA .' QQ QJMAM H 221 M E QWQHQWM Q xy gf J4J1QkhQc,,f' U 'F 42, WWKZWWMX I! ,,2Q?ffgKX 3QQfNfWHifj5 MY QE WO M W' WH? f4W7gaY9,m '?iMK'fYW3'3-fic Wfgxkfwk MW' avggiiffifwffbaay WW 5Q,i?'6'jf,caff .345 ff Q fWm,fW wfjlwfffiudyfwwjghb ff 1fziu ffm1fgS? 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