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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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K ,. xb RY., . -' V, Q, H f ll, 'f's - '-' 'V b X w ws 1 H Q ' A Q 5 Q ' - H1 A fn ' 'SNK 'gf ' , 11 Nil! , Y JB 'E ' ..,, R... mf i' 1 i A 5 D x , 'Q . - . ,S ' 5 2, Ulm ,QCA PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1948 OF ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL DR. JOHN F. MCNEILL Principal, Erasmus Hall High School To the Members of the Class of January 1948: Congratulations upon the completion of your high school course and best wishes for continued success in the years that lie ahead. What those years will bring, who of us can predict? Just a few years ago the eloquent promises of the Atlantic Charter gave men vision of a world at last free from insecurity, hatred and terror. Today, our powerful enemies of the War have been completely vanquishedg yet hunger, fear and terror stalk a large part of the world, and the security and peace we were promised seem almost a vain hope of the human spirit. If we attempt to analyze the evils of which individuals and nations are guilty in most cases we shall find selfishness the root and cause. Selfishness has been the breeder of strife and war since the dawn of human existence. Practically all serious problems confronting us at home and abroad could be solved almost overnight if this selfishness were eradicated from our hearts. If men and nations set as their goals the welfare of com- mon people in all the countries of the world, the dream of peace and freedom would be nearer reality. We hope that your education here has given you the desire to serve your fellow man unselfishly and the years ahead will furnish abundant opportunity for such service. Our heartiest greetings and best wishes go with you. Sincerely yours, JOHN F. MCNEILL Principal DEDICATION We, the members of the Class of February 1948, dedicate our Senior Yearbook to Miss Ellen Batchelor, our Grade Advisor, whose patience, lfindliness, and expert advice have aided us in the successful completion of our high school education. A To the Class of January 1948: THE CONSTANT YOU Let not the burglary of hungry Time Steal from your sweetness which you now possess And leave you victim of a greater crime Even While he blunts your spring with frostiness. He will ask tribute of the holclest sort. Your cheek, your eye, your step, your Wit will be But morsels for his niaw. Nor can you thwart The certain plunder of his piracy. Be yours to garner Wealth which he excludes: Faith, gentleness, and wisdom error brings. Store in your heart that loveliness which hroocls With tender warmth above all living things- Until at last there will emerge afresh The constant you, unhampered by this flesh. ELLEN BATCHELOR 2 if 2, , ' 6 ' ,, . ff H' www ba 9 1 k, ,, ,3 E M , ff X , s 5' L . 5 fn ,f 4 6 xx X L ix X! xxfxx wx -Nhx. 5 K1 Q N-vw, 'S iQsf.wf,.-1'?H il Q 5' Xfiwfr Q Q fe: Q 5...mx,:: x XX X ,, If 1 Na- Nwiv, , ,K wry., ..,, , f XS, f , 1 . gm ff W - fu Xffw wifi , W., Ma f f 27 J-,..,,N 1. mm... riff? rw, ,V fly' f , fi 1 9 X f 5 Q ' ,M 1 if iff W3 ,.., , X , H -f gw f X 1:9091 HA , xx 5 4., M . ,VV u 1 1. my Z1 ?': f. , 6' vf Av ' f . 2? ' f jfv fjfi f ' fLfH hs, 2 X W QM 461 4: ' , J ,, , 3, ,W VV I I . f . -Y ,, fr Ru, 1 ! g ' X .M A . an ,L ,, Ms, - f . , , 'f 313 X 5,34 2 1' M W is 4' 2 , fZi1?gff. 1 f . f N X ,V 5 :N QQ ,. -4: ' :yWf,.,,g f ' ' f , if gg ' - W., f Vsffw 'i 4 ' - A - AA - , I H .k,, Z MMM A5 S 6Z2f:Qi,,', L' ' 4, X , M 1 1 :Z . y,,fi fig si WWWY7' nn' 2? ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ADVISER GRADE 1 Mrs. Forsythe 249a Off. Cl. Teacher Room Off. Cl. Teacher Room 1111 Miss MeTiernan 243 1124 Mr. G. Halpern 236 1112 Mrs. Cushman 336 1125 Mr. Flashburg 242 1113 Miss Haviland 129 1126 Mrs. Putnam 241 1114 Miss Fisk 133 1127 Mrs. L. Allen 136 1115 Mr. Cowan 431 1128 Miss Hurty 329 1116 Miss Burns 429 1131 Mrs. Carpenter 333 1117 Mr. Rubin 132 1132 Miss Burgard 134 1118 Miss Kaplan 430 1133 Mrs. Kaufman 234 1121 Mrs. Vaughan 239 1134 Mr. Glynn 434 1122 Mrs. Fidler 341 1135 Mr. Balletto 432 1123 Mrs. Croxson 330 1136 Miss F. Martin 327 ADVISER GRADE H Mr. Ross 361 2211 Mrs. Foster 202 2221 Mr. Lipton 235 2212 Mr. Pisani 541 2222 Miss A. Cameron D 2213 Mr. Tytell 240 2M23 Mr. Magon 436 2214 Mrs. Pehr 440 2M24 Miss Carter 142 2215 Miss 0'Shaughnessy 340 2M25 Mr. Strom 143 2216 Mr. Sullivan 138 2M26 Mr. Moskowitz 141 2217 Mr. Granato 339 2127 Mrs. Ginsberg 332 2218 Miss McQueen 342 f ADVISER GRADE H1 QA.M.81P.M.j Mr. Chappell 351 3311 Mrs. Kelley 329 3325 Mr. Giovanelli 541 3312 Miss R. Allen 239 3326 Mr. Brook 340 3313 Mrs. Romm 227 3327 Miss Sorscher 226 3314 Mr. Jenkins 232 3328 Mrs. Pavey 238 3315 Miss Genung 431 3331 Mrs. Hanning 339 3316 Mr. Linclenman 540 3332 Miss Titcomh 336 3317 Mrs. Dorney 343 3333 Miss Weinstein 139 3318 Miss Crespi 243 3334 Miss Contessa 432 3321 Miss Abernathy 335 PIM- 3322 Miss Hamhreeht 435 3323 Mr. McNamara 229 3M35 Mr- W-H11-H06 331 3324 M1-S. Bard 331 3M36 Mr- McHugh A 232 3M37 Mr. Slote 334 3M38 Mr. Hemon 338 ADVISER GRADE IV fA.M.8zP.M.j Mr. Korey 4411 Miss King 334 4422 Mr. Rosenthal 4412 Mr. W. Fried 138 4423 Mr. Hankin 4413 Miss Goetehius 327 4424 Miss Frazitta 4414 Miss Jeffs 142 4M25 Mrs. Weiss 4415 Miss MacLean 241 4326 Miss Shelton 4416 Miss McKenna 143 4327 Mrs. Reader 4417 Miss Withee 433 4M28 Mr. Greenfield 4418 Miss Dusenberry 434 RM. 4421 Mrs. Loeksley 134 4431 Miss 07Connor 4-M32 Mrs. Cohart ADVISER GRADE V fA.M.j Miss Berg 5511 Miss Rosenberg 430 5524 Mr. Warczhaizer 5512 Mrs. Denman 133 5525 Mr. Taylor 5513 Mrs. Isaacs 338 5M26 Mr. Engel 5514 Miss Sebree 216 5527 Mr. Cohen 5515 Miss Pando 113 5M28 Miss Mastin 5516 Mrs. Gomez 342 5M31 Mr. Hoehberg 5517 Mr. Gallant 136 5532 Mrs. Sierles 5518 Mr. G. Young 123 5533 Mr. H. Allan 5521. Miss Kilstein 131 5534 Miss Maslin 5522 Mrs. Stein 320 5535 Mr. Swanson 5523 Mr. 0'Lough1in 201 5M36 Mr. Benvie 5437 Mr. Reinhardt ADVISER GRADE VI Mr. Schweitzer 6611 Miss E. Young 324 6621 Mr. Cussen 6612 Mrs. Suiter 111 6622 Miss Park 6613 Miss Magness 417 6623 Miss Schmittman 6614 Miss Thrall 441 6M24 Mr. Huppert 6615 Mrs. Sidimus 233 6M25 Mr. Caldwell 6616 Mrs. Pflomm 235 6M26 Mr. Udell 6617 Mr. I. Halpern 332 6M27 Mr. MacMillan 6618 Mr. Israel 321 6528 Mr. Boroff ADVISER GRADE V11 Miss Denholm 356 7711 Mr. McFadden 213 7725 Miss Rothholz 117 7712 Miss Viforman 119 7726 Mrs. Robinson 424 7713 Miss Noxon 211 7727 Mr. Monahan 415 7714 Miss Boyle 323 7728 Mr. Hymowitz 412 7715 Miss Holcke 130 7M31 Mr. Larchar B39 7716 Mrs. Gayle 231 7732 Miss Lewinsohn 116 7717 Miss McGorry 319 7633 Mr. Levi 129 7718 Mrs. Driscoll 330 7M34 Miss Turner 416 7721 Mrs. Heaslip 429 7735 Mr. Lerner 317 7722 Mr. Wilson 310 7736 Mr. Campana 322 7723 Mr. 1. Berg 120 7724 Miss Casey 218 Wfyfggggjjfmff ,f ,fr .fi f fff ADVISER GRADE V111 Miss Batchelor 257 8811 Miss Ketterle 333 8821 Dr. Carlin 207 8812 Mrs. Halpin 219 8822 Mr. Ritter 304 8813 Mr. H. Fried 215 8823 Mr. Braverman 132 8814 Mrs. Donohue 122 8824 Mr. Mondzak 305 8815 Miss Krumrnel 115 8825 Mr. Gofter 401 8816 Mr. Dane 118 8826 Mr. Rush 301 8817 Miss Moffett 217 8818 Mr. Reynolds 402 GRADE ADVISERS Grade . Mrs. Forsythe 249a Grade . Miss H. Berg 261 Grade 2. Mr. Ross 361 Grade 6. Mr. Schweitzer 360 Grade 3. Mr. Chappell 351 Grade . Miss Denholm 356 Grade 4. Mr. Korey 157 Grade 8. Miss Batchelor 257 DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Accounting-Mr. Saypol 262 Latin-Dr. Wedeck 437 Art - Mr. Wichmann 237 Mathematics-Dr. Johnson 154 English-Dr. Langdale 260 Music-Mrs. Barden 538 French-Miss Crawford 254 Science-Mr. Murray 312 H. Ed. fG.j-Miss McGlue 349 Phys. Asst.-Mr. Lindlar 354 H. Ed. QBQ-Mr. Kraemer 162 Social Studies-Miss Garrett 156 Home Eco. - Mrs. Klee 146 Spanish-Miss Bartholomew 302 Ind. Art-Mr. Martin B36 Sten.8'cType-MissMcMahon 262 Miss BATCHELOR: Appellation: Adoration: Irritation: Ejaculation: Aspiration: Miss MCGLUE Appellation: Adoration: Irritation: Ejaculation: Aspiration: MR. STRATTON Appellation: Adoration: Irritation: Ejaculation: Aspiration: MRS. BERl4owsKY Appcllation: Adoration : Irritation: Ejaculation: Aspiration: DR. SERo'1'A Appellation: Anton Adoration: Peggy and Quick Quiz Ellen Graduating Class of February 1948 Gum Chewing HDear', For all her 6'chillun', to be successes Anne The Leaders Club Scratching Honesty Above All She has reached her goal Just My Bill Sweet Young Things lnefficiency Now . . . look . .. To utilln his garden Ruth X .Y.Z. People who cannot add, subtract, multiply, divide My advice for the regents- 'LDon,t forget to eomew To be a teacher Irritation: Politicians . . . I no names please j Ejaculation: Donft change the subject . . touched my heart 2 . I Your problems has Aspiration: To write a book on the idiosyncracies of humans . . K and students Q Miss MASTIN Appellationz Ripley Adoration: her dog Irritation: plagiarists Ejaculation: lim just wild about poetry Aspiration: To return to her home on the Hudson MR. HERBERT FRIED Appellation: uHoiby Adoration: Miss Frazitta Irritation: Eraslnian French Ejaculation: What do you think I'm standing up here . . . Aspiration: A tete a tete with HMadelon,, 1 . . ,, .vp '4 19, E p Egan.. :Nix Q' 7 fiiiw Ni X L.. .1 - N V 2: sa.-isa... XX S X i ' it ,. X X ' 'Q' C' . :W THE CHURCH ON THE CORNER It was warmg very warm as my friend and l walked out of Garfieldhs. The usual lunchtime crowd was not visible. A few women pushed their carriages listlessly-complaining loudly about the weather. We decided to spend the remainder of our lunch period in the cemetery across the street, in hope of finding comfort from the heat. lt was so calm-so very peaceful in the cemetery that it seemed incredible we were in the midst of a shopping district with theaters. cabs and trolleys outside. While men and women were resting here, a city had built itself around the spot. ,lust across the street the Kenmore proclaimed its latest hit. I wondered what these people, buried here all these years would think of everything that went on around them. Perhaps they did have a way of knowing-perhaps . . . I was thrown back into reality when I felt the pressure of a hand on my shoulder. I turned to find a man-white haired but erect-a kind smile on his face-a mischievous spark in his blue eyes. He introduced himself as Mr. Hodgett, sexton of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. He seemed to sense our interest in the place, and began to tell us about its history. WThe first church built on this site was nothing more than a small frame building. It was ordered constructed in 1654 by Gov. Stuyvesant and it is from this date that our written records begin. This was the first church in the area that is now Brooklyn, and is the oldest church site in Greater New York. The original building was replaced by one of stone which stood for ninty-five years-all during the Revolution. After the battle in what is now Prospect Park, many dead soldiers were buried close to the church. ln 1796 a new building was completed over the bodies of those dead soldiers. For that reason our church has no cellar. L'The bell of our church was a gift of Capt. John Vanderbilt, a member of the congregation. It was cast in Holland and sent here in a Dutch ship. At that time England and Holland were at war, and the ship was captured by the British and the bell carried to Halifax. GGWllCH Capt. Vanderbilt and the other members heard of this, they organized a party, went to Canada and were able to retrieve the bell. They brought it back here and fastened it in its present site in the belfry. Those bolts and screws that hold it now were those placed there by Vanderbilt and his group one hundred and fifty years ago. G'When Pres. Washington died the bell tolled sixty-seven times- once for each year of the President's ag'e. Ever since, the bell has been rung at the exact time of the funeral of every President of the United States. MAH the early Vanderbilts, including Capt. John, as well as other distinguished Dutch families lie in this cemeteryf' We then followed Mr. Hodgett down into the Community Center of the church. We saw rooms for movies, a gym and an auditorium. In the movie room there was a small framed document. Upon closer obser- vation we noticed that it gave the tuitions for the various courses taught in the old Erasmus Hall Academy. It was dated June 12, 1800. Entrance .4,.,..4..,.s...,...,..,,...,..s,..,...........,,....,.....,........ 32.50 Reading and Writing .,..... .... 2 .00 Arithmetic .,.,.........,.i...., ... .... 2.50 English and Composition ...,. .... 3 .50 Languages 4..,,....,.,.....,....,4. .... 5 .00 English to foreigners ..,.............4...,..,,,4.........,.,.,,...4.. 5.00 Mr. Hodgett then led us into the church building. From the vault he took one of a group of huge volumes MThis book contains part of the original records of the church written in Dutch. See how yellow and faded the letters of this page are. Notice the date-1679. We have had the records translated into English and have placed the names of all those married, christened or buried here in separate booklets. uln our church all our services were preached in Dutch until 1822. Old Rev. Schoonmaker was the last minister to preach in Dutch. Wfhese two chairs here by the altar belonged to Dr. Schoonmaker and are probably more than one-hundred and fifty years old. uln the beginning our church had no organ. However, one of our members, John Prince furnished musical accompaniment with his flute. A short while ago his great-grandson presented the church with the original flute, and we have placed it in a showcase at the side of the pews. MLater we bought a small hand organ which was played from the balcony. This section was called the Slave's Gallery because up until 1863 it was reserved for Negroesf' Mr. Hodgett was suddenly interrupted by the church bells and we realized that it was two o'clock and we were late for classes. We hastily thanked our host and hurried across Cow Lane, for truly this no longer was Flatbush Avenue. We heard no honking of taxis or rumble of trolleys as we crossed the quiet country road and made our way towards Erasmus Hall Academy. 4 4 uf 1 . I l i P Q , A W A r 5 ? ' 1 f , N K 2 I 1 4 f N ! 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Shari N estler Bernard Sunshine . Elaine Cohen .Sid Editor in Chief JOAN PLATT Literary Stag Business Staff Carol Davidson Monroe Goldman Dorine Greenberg Leah Green Dolores Hendel Myron Kandel Helene Login Selma Mehlrnan Judith Schoen Gloria Steinlauf Photography Gerald Cook Natalie Brooks Estelle Erlitz Sydell Hirsch Sharon Lazare Joy Wiener Art Stay? Barbara Lewis Jerome Freed Ruth Gottlich Linette Kerzner Louise Simon 3 Terry Tartasky N IYXL3 Pictures Committee Lorraine Rubin Faculty Advisor Morris Rohrberg ii -J N 6 ...yi ..i.' ,ng N ' r , -'asf ', L, ,. ' 5.f':Tf' ' . ' ' if-57 .'- '. ' . . N , M J ' ., N , :Mei S 1 1 Hair fl. i ' EWS -' ' Nose fi ' 'i'SE7I Lips 1- 'i' . ?f:iw.fl v C 1 ' . . . N iwa A.. N U I It lhzjgf, omp exion ' ., Q9 Q Smile 1 'Iv - ' ' , - Dimples f Q - ., 1 fbi I Best Dressed Voice .s.A'.. f , Nu .-x ' iLih, :'fl':1,' .-., : 1 Intelligence awww ,. ' as Wil MW Appeal Body Charm Img' k Y- K- i Tl'- P MALE B Hair Francis Chisdes Eyes Bernie Kahn Nose Shelley Gross Dimples Norm Mosberg Smile Bernie Herson Complexion Bob Abrahms Moustache Lennie Grubman Mouth Bob Levey Sense of Humor Sandy Lottor Body Adam Esposito Appeal John Byrne Clothes Bill Brown Charm George Scotten Legs Myron Kandel Intelligence Bard Cosman FEMALE Jeannie Melvin Joan Platt Gloria Steinlauf Dorothy Bock Shari Nestler Gloria Carlson Bascha Cohen Bonnie Liebowitz Helen Weiss Leah Green Betty Sternberg Dilly Hendel Rita Bromfeld .lamile Ch trtm pani 'xx fi Nu .5 9 enior natty Pm A Stranger Here Myself ...... .... ,..e.....e,.,e.A,..,.A..,, S e niorls reply Three Ogclock Dinner ..,.e,,,4,4,,.e ,..,.A.....,... ,...,. ...,..., 7 t h period lunch Before the Sun goes Down .e,.,.. . ,.... Freshmen plead for earlier hours Bleak House ....,r..,.......,,,,,.,A,., ,..,r.o,.,.,.. .......,.......,.,... 0 l d building The Dwelling Place of Light ...... ...i..iVi,.,,,i,,,oi..i....,,...,,... Chapel We Are Not Alone ,,,,,..,..,..., ,,...i Who sits behind a pole Angel Pavement ..,.i ..,,....,,.. ..,.., . .,... ......,.... i..,,.....,. E . H . H.S. campus Smoky .i..i,...ie,.,..,.,..i............i,..,.,...4...,,,.......,,...................., ..V..... R est rooms What Became of Anna Bolton? i..... .When last seen she was approaching Studio D. Journey Through Chaos. . ., Walking Through the Halls During Change of Periods Out of the Night ...., ,.ii,..,,.....,, .... , ..... .i......,,.i . M o rning detention How To Disappear For An Hour ,,..,,..,..., ..,.,,,.t i...,.. , , The art of cutting The Devil To Pay ,.t.t..i,.i,.,i........i...,.., tt,. W e left our program cards home Wliracle of the Bells ..,.t......i.. .....i.. ,.......,.t.,........cii.i... ,.i,. E X c used lateness How To Win Friends and Influence People ....ii..ii.. G.0. candidates, Bible Above Suspicion .. ..,........ ,......i.. ,...,.i ..ii..,..ii.ii,.i.t, ,V,c,t A r i s ta members A Smattering of Ignorance ..,.i...,... With what every Erasmian is endowed So Little Time ,..,.t,. .t.,t...., ,,t.,... ....,..i...i.i,, ,...., L o n g lest Nothing So Strange .,.t,, ,.i.i,,. O ur report cards Pavillion of Women ..,...i...... t,,,., , ., ....i ..,, G irl's gym Hardly A Man Alive ......,,.......tct ,......t,i.,..4...,.l... B oyls gym Only the Stars are Neutral .i...... .i..ttt. E rasmus-Manual game Vein of Iron .......,4,....i...,....,...... ,....... Our teaching staff Strange Woman 4.., ..i,.. .... ii., .......,.......,.,..., M i s s Stanton Crime and Punishment ....,.......,.. .....t,,.4,,.,...., M r. Zimmerman's job Wild Animals I Have Known... , t,...,.. Miss Corey Writes best-seller Great Expectations ...... ,,t.......,. So Well Remembered it.....t. Triumph Over Pain ....,.t...,.. To Have and To Hold ......,..t The Curtain Falls ....i..,..,. P.S. Fame ls the Spur ....... McNeill's hopes for us Miss Batchelor's helping hand .....,,,,,.,,..,......t.Graduation A diploma ,,.,.....It's all a memory now we wrote this PORT The Cagers again ad- vanced to the playoff tour- ney after winning the Brooklyn DIVISION II CROYVN. In an overtime thriller, they bowed to Newtown 36-33. The Netmen picked up a leg on the Alex Taylor Tennis Trophy, in the Spring of 19415. Starting fast, the grid- ders won their first three encounters, but then dropped two of their last three games. Cross Country, one of Erasmus' least publicized sports, broke into the headlines as the Harriers gained the Boro title. The Spring 1946 term brought on the most successful period in recent Erasmus Hall athletic history. The underrated Basketeers finished second in their division, but proceeded to amaze the entire city with their fighting spirit in the play- offs. After successively upsetting Stuyvesant, Lincoln, and Jackson, the underdog Dutchmen finally bowed to Franklin in the city finals. For the first time in twenty-one years, the outdoor Trackmen ran off with the City Crown. Beating Lincoln in the finals, the Foilsmen captured the City Fencing Diadem. The tennis team lost out in its try for League Championship honors, but gained the second leg on the Alex Taylor Trophy. The baseball team again finished an average season in third place. ikv fiat! wa va In the Fall of 1946 the eleven suffered five setbacks while beating Tilden. However, two of the losses were by one and two points. Finishing in fourth place, the soccer team had their best showing in years. The mermen gained a fourth place in league standings. For the first time in thirteen years, the Quintet failed to win a playoff berth. Despite winning thirteen and losing only four, they finished third. The highlight of the season was a crushing 54-38 defeat the Flying Dutch- men handed Parker High, Interscholastic Champs of South Carolina. Brightened hy the showing of the relay teams, the Tram-kmen completed an only average season, despite the efforts of Bill Grossman. The Golf Team, after a fourteen-year alisence from the Erasmus sports scene, was revived in the Spring of 1947, mainly through the efforts of stalwarts, Lenny Grub- man, Larry Salzman, and Myron Kandel. For the second consecutive year, the Fencers won the City Title plus a host of individual honors. A Sports Luncheon bringing together all the athletes of the school, both boys and girls, and honoring Erasmus' coaches, was instituted. It was planned to make it into a semisannual event. Led by Danny Corsello, Herb Cohen and Ted Counes, tl1e baseball team won nine While dropping seven. Corsello paced team batting with a .450 average. The 1947 edition of the football team defeated Mid- wood and Madison and bowed to Tilden, Tech, and Lafa- yette, up to printing date. With backs Joe Kinkelstein and Leu Platnick and Iinemen George Bergh, Dick Warshor, Leo Rettig, Jerry Marks, Bob Gottdenker, and ,I ack Gold- zweig. The eleven was noted for its spirited play. The soccer team, with Captain George Rosenthal, Larry Salzman, Herb Yules, and Arnie Cohen, had promised an improvement over last season. Led by Bernie Kahn and Frank Mandell, who have captured City, State, and National backstroke Champion- ships, and broken records galore, the swimmers are on the uglory road. Others on the team were LARRY FUERST, BILLY BROWN, NORM MOSBERG, BOB FOSIIKO, and FRED MARTIN. The cross country team, paced by DANNY CORSEL- LO won their first dual meet in two years, opening a promising season. The Cagers, with returning veterans, Irwin Watton and Frank Mazone, were rounding into shape, at printing time. The Flying Dutchmen's chances hinged on a power- ful starting aggregation, but lacked adequate reserve strength. f IYXLZ' As we look back upon the years spent ill Erasmus, wonderful 1116111- ories dance before our eyes, bri11gi11g to mind the fun and friends that the past four years have brought us. Life was peaceful and quiet back in the da s when we were Fresh- men and l1ad nothi11g to worry about. The swimming pool was our hhang-out illlll such mermaids as Terry Tartarsky, ,lean Melvin, Irene Leaders Club. They were Estelle Began, Elli11 Goldblatt, Elaine Cohen, fully ou Friday afternoons at team practice. Our first big achievement was passing our Swimmers, Test-staunchly and bravely we survived, awarded with cards of merit for our troubles. With the first victory under our belts, we eagerly looked for other bigger tests of our skills. Little did we know what we had in store for us in the form of Advanced Swimmers and Lifesaving Tests. Ah, yes, we were eager Freshmen- knowing not what we were getting ourselves into-but loving it just the same. Life at Erasmus Hall was very different from the public schools from which we came. Here at Erasmus Hall we really lived! There was Hockey, Bowling, Badminton, Basketball, Tennis and Softball for those who loved athletics. Four years is a long time and during that time we had our lingers in every one of those pies. As Upper Freshmen we really ran ourselves ragged. We joined the Bowling Club and lugged bag and baggage out to the Lincoln Road 4 A fLf1,AgA,AYftYAvA',L,1YA-,X Bowling Alley. getting there exhausted but eager to try our hand to see how many strikes we could chalk up. It was usually a tie between Estelle Regen and Helene Login. Basketball started and a new world opened up for us. Anyone who has watched or participated in a game will know the reason why. The swish of a ball as it goes through the basket, the long shot of a good player, the tension that comes with a tie score near the end of the second half-that is basketball, an exciting and invigorating game which we tried to master. We boasted of many stars of which Diane Braun- schweiger and Elaine Cohen were the brightest. In Third Term we were introduced to a new evil-Physical Fitness Tests. Our stomachs turn and our muscles quiver at the thought of the push-ups, groans, aches-and linament bottles. In Fourth Term our fame spread and brought fear to the hearts of our opponents. We became THE lV's. We started softball and did remarkably well. CThis is a gross understatementj. Until the very last game of the season we were unbeaten and tied with the mighty 8's for Major Mlffsw. We had broken a precedent and the defeated upper termers frowned upon us. But due partly to the superior playing of the ma it .pn ,,.,J , ' , 1 W - E 3 , .av f if ff., ff W , fwef 5N A, .M N' ,iss ' ,, ' an ,. gtg T -T V--f--'F' Y A WDMWT' ig 'lg pgrl' . p . b p hm .Q J.fg. '.'3l. ...ff- .5'T!w'Q'. 5 . V ,-.jf-f'. nv 1 -wamlM '-sa ' W C Q W ........ .-. if-'A 1 .-Q 8's and partly to our nervousness, our team, consisting of Estelle Regen, Judy Lanes, Ellin Coldblatt, Gloria Malden, Elaine Cohen, Joyce Cam- bridge, Sonny Schaff, Dorothy Lipshultz, Claire and Naomi Herman, Celia Vlfinderbaum. Cloria Leflier and Marilyn Trachtman, lost the final game and had to accept second place. We had thus achieved fame and our grade from that time on was destined for bigger and better things. At the end of Fourth Term five very fortunate girls were admitted to the Leaders Club. They were Estelle Regen, Ellin Coldblatt, Elaine Cohen, Judy Lancs and Cloria Malden. Later Claire and Naomi Herman joined the ranks. In Seventh Term Elaine Cohen and Judy Lanes became Sect. and Treas. of that organization and in Eighth Term the officers were Gloria Malden, Judy Lanes. Elaine Cohen and Ellin Coldblatt as Pres., Vice-Pres., Sect., and Treas. respectively. In Sixth Term our teams emerged victorious in every branch of girls sports. We were the heralded Queens of Sport-Triumphant- Untouchable. The champions of the hockey fields, where after long and ww , 44 bitter battles we emerged victorious with our E.H.'s, the champions at the softball fields, where unbeaten and untied we won our major ME , the champions of thepswimming pool, Where We had garnered 3 first places: Judy Lanes, back-stroke, Elaine Cohen, breast stroke, and Gloria Malden, plunge-for-distance. We had to Wait until seventh term to gather honors in the one remaining sport, when we then became cham- pions of the basketball courts with our Major ME. What a record!- What a grade!-What a life . . .! The head coaches were: Elaine Cohen, softball, Judy Lanes, basket- ball, Ellin Goldblatt, Tennis and Gloria Malden, hockey. Our eyes close and Wedream. Will we ever forget it? The thrills, the excitement, the fun .... It was this that made Erasmus Hall our neverito-be-forgotten land- A Wave, a tear, and good-bye. V X 7, ,M vw ,, 4, Xia 1 sm WN w 251 Y ff V wr' A W , ' '7 wfffftyx ,ffm xiii ,fb M, f A R T PORTFULIO XM 'Y ff 7 Wigan, f f 27 Em 7 f X44 -A vpf, FII sk-f f 1 x-AN. 5 ! CL55 POP QC? Have you noticed, it gets so you can't pick up a newspaper nowadays without running across the names of some of your old cronies on every page, discovering oceans, flying rocket ships to the moon, or breaking Tommy Manville's record for divorces? So you think I'm kidding? Take today's paper as an example-The New York Rhymes, February 1, 1960. Look, here on page one-Supreme Court Judge SHELDON GROSS, Congressman BRUCE CRYSTAL, and JOAN PLATT, Secretary of Household Affairs, were among the Washington notables who saw BOB LEVEY, newly-appointed ambassador to Afghanistan, off at KOGUT Field fnamed after former mayor MAURICE KOGUTQ . . . Also seen at the field was LEONARD PLATNICK, football coach of Notre Dame, being tailed by F.B.I. chief, MILTON LIPETZ. Names familiar? You bet ! ! ! And over there to the left-Anthropologist ALAN SCHULMAN to address Congress, February 14. MR. SCHULMAN has just returned from Egypt with his mummy and daddy . . . And that article in the corner . . . MR. BARD COSMAN, well known scientist, makes startling disclosure- One half of those married in the United States are menf' And brother, just look at that society page z- GLORIA STEINLAUF, editor of that smart variety magazine, Blink, was seen Palm Beaching with SELMA MEHLMAN, popular columnist for Harper's Yunk Pile . . . BERNICE BERNSTEIN was found dining last night at the Ostrich House with MONROE GOLDMAN. At the race tracks-Pearl Klutzenheimer, Baron Von . . . Oh, there they are . . . DILLY I-IENDEL, voted one of the 10 best-dressed women of the year, and DR. LEAH GREEN, accredited with the discovery of the Band-Aid fTime Marches On!j . . . And hey! SHARI NESTLER is mentioned in SYLVIA SPIVAK's column 6'Park Avenue Gossipf' Still the Doubting Thomas? Then take a gander at the financial news! CHARLIE ROSENBLUM, who can talk anyone into anything, has just sold Manhattan back to the Indians . . . BERNIE SUNSHINE, well- known authority on Wfiguresw and head of the Daze National Bank stated early this morning that MR. ADAM ESPOS1TO's request for a loan of 34,000,000,000 to build the John F. McNeill trans-Atlantic bridge has just been granted. And isn't this ad something! Imagine GLORIA MALDEN'S kids modeling for GROVER's Baby Food . . . And here's another-SHELLY JACOFS posing in a Spearhead shirt-Some fellas have all the breaks. And now, let's turn to the amusement section! Well, look at this-a two column spread . . . Audience and critics agree that the best thing about the new Broadway hit, Arkansas7' is RUTH SPINNER'S unique dancing . . . SYDELLE GLANTZ's sets and RUTH GOTTLICH's costumes do much to glorify the play. In the radio section, here is more of the gang. . . . .IOAN ERDEY's to do vocals on new BETTY STERNBERG comedy show. Program to be written and directed by GILBERT WEIN- BERGER . . . Good ol' GIL. And over there is DORINE GREENBERG's interview with Ameri- ca's greatest authority on folk singing, BOB ABRAMS. And speaking of having a finger in every pie, please note the book review page! RONNY THIER's controversial novel HBehind the Matzoh Ballw will appear in condensed form in this month's MSunday Morning Mail . . . RASCHA COHEN's best seller uFor Never Phosphorousw which broke all sales records this winter, has been slated for Hollywood pro- duction in May. Amorous, glamorous CELIA WINDERBAUM will co- star with mean, moody, melancholy HERB HARTIG . . . And before you turn that page who's the Man of Distinction in that advertisement-FRANCIS CHISDES-Well, can you beat that? I know this hurts, but how about a glance at the school news? Oh, say, look at that! RENEE LONDON has just received the ap- pointment as head of the Board of Education. She will succeed CAROL DAVIDSON, who goes into retirement. Ah! here we are, Sports, that's my meat. BERNIE KAHN has been made National Long Distance Swimming Champ after completing a stop swim of the Mediterranean . . . Good for him ! ! !. . . and JERRY RICHTER didnit do so badly according to this item-After all the Davis Tennis Cup is nothing to sneeze at! HEY, TURN THAT RADIO OFF! CAN'T YOU SEE I'M READ- ING THE PAPER? Who's on? Sports-caster HOWIE STRINGER??? What!!! ELAINE COHEN just pitched a no hit game for the N. Y. Midgets??? . . . It's a small world. . . . And National Open Golf Champ, MYRON KANDEL, made sports headlines in STAN ,IUROFE's column. Gee whiz! As for art, some of the names here have a familiar ring. JOHN BYRNE, director of the Museum of Modern Art, has an- nounced a special exhibit of new paintings by JEROME FRIED . . . GERALD COOK's photo of socialite ,IEANNIE MELVIN which graced the November cover of Seiiorita has been awarded 355,000 by the Fotog- rapher's Friend's Fund Association . . . Not that money is of any im- portance! That's all for now. Tomorrow is another day-andanother paper. Jfefafg Sm!! Z?u5ine44 Snior gefegrifiea z26,fCf,QA,,4g Umm Wkaivl enior ommiffeefi Bgxmfllbzfke M' Senior .fdcfiuifiegi 0 Gfevhb gommiffee mufchman SM!! Q O .Syfm SCHUOL fl FTPSIIIIIUII Thinks: Only Handsome men go to Erasmus Ill go to all the football games I'll read Charles Dickens' Complete works. l'l1 join some clubs. 'l'hat's the way to make friends. I vanit wait till my senior proln. r w w - Ihv 11.0. is a wonderful organization l'll 1-at in l'illman's. I van allord it. l'll do 45 minutes of Nlath homework. YVhere is Studio D? ? ? Therifs a hurricane out I think I'll stay home. Iill use The Bobsey Twins for a book report. 5 books are heavy I made an 85? average I'1l leave at 8:00 o'elock and get to school early. I'm going to Harvard My father will see you tomorrow, Miss Stanton. I'll make it in 316 years. Ifll get used to Erasmus. A Sophomore Thinks : I've seen a few cute ones this term I'11 go to every other football game I'l1 read only the thin ones. 1,11 join some clubs. Ledger credit is important. I can't wait till my senior prom. The C.U. is all right lfll eat in Gurfield's. The cost of living has gone up. l'll do 20 minutes of Math homework. Whe1'e is Studio D??? lt's raining out. l think I'll stay home. I'11 use Wfhe Bobsey Twins for a book report. 4 books are heavy. I made an 8025 average I'l1 leave at 8:10 and get there on time. I'm going to Columbia. My father will see you next week,lVIiss Stanton I'l1 make it in 4 years. It isn't so bad. DZE .4 Junior Thinks : I guess all the goodlooking ones graduated. I'll go to the foot- ball games if someone buys my ticket. I'll read 6'Great Expectations. I'll join some clubs. Gotta keep up appearances. I can't wait till n1y senior prom. The G. O. could use improvement. Illl eat in the lunch room. No tipping required. Iill do my Math homework. Where is Studio D? ? ? It looks like rain. I think I'l1 stay home. I'll use Q'The Bohsey Twins? for a book report. 3 books are heavy. I made a 75 Q4 average. 1,11 leave at 8:30 and just make it. If my cousin got into N. Y. U. - - - My father is a very busy man. So I'l1 stay an extra term. I think I like it. A Senior Thinks: Looks aren't everything. We have a football team? ? ? It's playing in the Kenmore next week. Clubs, I need yet? I have enough worries. Senior Prom? Kid stuff!! I don't want to hurt anyoneis feelings. Ma! Make me a sandwich. If I tape my wrist, can I get away with it? Where is Studio D? ? ? It's a lovely day. I think I'll go to the beach. Iill use G'The Bobsey Twins in the Country for a book report. Who carries books ? Senior Singing pulled me down. Better late than never. They say itis tops at Miami. My father is selling Fuller Brushes in South Africa. This is a pleasant surprise. It sure was swell. enior erenci e My Sweethearfs The Man in the Moon .... Excuse for not going to the prom Jingle, Jangle, Jingle ,......, Familiar sound before payment of senior dues I'm Sorry I Didn't Say lim Sorry ,.o,,,4...o,.A.oA.o..,..o.., Dedicated to Dr. Serota Smoke Gets in Your Eyes ,.,....,..o.....,......,..,i,...4,..i..i.... Under the Arch at 3 Open the Door Riehardfs Please! Pve been late three times already! They Didrft Believe Me. .r..,i..ir..,,......,.,,.i..........,,, I did wash my gym suit! The Gypsy ........,.o..o....,.r..,rr,.,,A,r,..,i,.., ,..,. W andering Student without pass Why Don't We Do This More Often? ...,........................,...,,..,... Homework I Donit Know Why4 .i,. ii,. 4 44 ..., ..i..,r.i, F avorite answer to all questions Papa Donit Preaeh To Me ,.r. 4 44 4, ,rsy .After showing report card Once In A While 4 ..,. ..,iy,i,,iii, i,i,,i. 4 4 4 4 4 ,,s...i,,.......,. Passing a test Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better .,.sW.,i,,s.....,........,.... G.O. Speeches Give Me Some Men Who Are Stout-Hearted Men ........,A., Famous Chapel speech hy Dr. McNeill Fare Thee Well, Dear Alma Mate: '.,, 4 4 ..,. 4 No explanation needed. Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life 4 t,y, 44 ry,r,. 4 ,,.. ,.,. 4 4 .y,.y..,,.. .,sy,.,.,.y.. T C2lCll6I'S Because 44 .....i 4 ,.,i ,i,, A nswer lo all questions beginning with Mwhyw Nearer My Gofl To Thee 44 44 .yii 4 4 4 ,,y,i 4 ,si.ii,y.i,i. ,.i,y S tudio D Sweet and Lovely. V.., 44 4 ,i,iy.i..,i Miss Batchelor Strange Music 4, 44 4 4 ..,. ,...4.... S enior Singing The Olfl Folks At Home 4 4 ,,.,.4.. Teachers at Erasmus Sweet and Low 44 4 44 4 44 4 ,,4, ..,. 4 44 Whispering during test For Heis A Jolly Good Fellow 4 ,.V,,... ..,,,,.,. M r. Rohrlrerg I Wish I Knew s.4,4,.4... 44 44 4 4,..,444,,.. The Answers Tm, Confessin, ....4. 44 4 44 ..4,4.4,, Mr. Zimmerman Pennies From Heaven 4 4,.,4,..,.,4.4,..44.....,4,s Dessy Only Five Minutes More ..,. ,.4..,4,. F ull Period Test They Didnit Believe Me .4.4 4 4 ..,,.4.s.v.4v...,......4..4., In 101 The Things I Love ..,44444s4s.. .4...4.., G arfields 81 Ellmans You Got Me This Way ....,44, Four Years At Erasmus Ainit Misbehavin, ....,4.4,..........4... ,............,,4...,,,.4.4,.... M iss Corey I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles ,.s.,.s.. ,..,4. P leeeze Empty Your Mouth That's For Me ..4.,44.4. ,44..4 ..4.44s.s4444s44,4.44.444..444.4 ,.4......,,.4,...,,..4..... A D i ploma Iill Never Smile Again .,.,.44 ,.44..4,,4,4.4...4.,..4.,4.44.,..4.4,......,..4.44 A leon Studio Sentimental Journey s.....s 44 Eventual Return to the Old Gray School Last Mile ..,444,444,......., 4 4 ,44,44,4,4444444 444444444.,4.4,.444.4444 44444.44 S e nior year Brave Men 4444, 4 4, 4 4 4444 4 4, 4444 444,4444444444 S tudents of Show Me the Way 4 4 4 4444 Bewildered Freshman's plea to Senior 1 C F K w 1 X 4 AARONSON, IVAN M. Program Committee ABRAHAMS, ARTHUR 1lf!' ' gr! 'wx , x ill .X I ,,, I n 1 .111 ' K , 7' I, 1 VJ' nf i . 1. ,A j , , J A fl Q I, ABRAlVlOW'ITZ, MURRY Intcrmurals Champs Basketball Distribution of N. '7 a Rf' ABRAMS. ALI A S. Typing during Regents Wt. V ' , .- M KL, 1,-1 1 Q yl JA l n l. ffl I r as-H as L ff K v , BRAl , RD T f 01k C1 . X cside X O ' 1 ation E J A F-' d of u' ' X r tary X ' i ent 1 e- f F lb ters N U ,I, 'HV Blu' ' lil' Al1'3t01'V , - c-. I f . WLJ- W W nd Vo ACKER MAN, MARTIN I 'Q 3. ADAMS, MERLE G. O. Store Representative G. O. Store Worker' Miss Hil1's Office ADLER, CAROL J. Science Office lk yrs. Organization NE Senior Arista Junior Arista Student Assembly Softball Club Program Committee ADLERBERG, HERBER I' Dutchman Ch ss Team 'ff N J' G' A lj 7 Hexb- f ALBERT, Ml TON Captain of Arch Patrol AMADOR, BARBARA Office 102 Senior Activities Pan-American Club Bowling Club Dutchman Representative ANDERSON, WALTER Camera Club Arch Patrol English Bookroom ANGEL, DONALD Dutchman Representative Lunchroom Squad ANNABLE, EVELYN Secretary of Pi Kappa G. O. Store Liedertafel Deutsche Verein ANNENBERG. LEONA Office 101 Choral Club Junior Arista N - I f L7A!j APPELBAUM, BA U7 Senior Arista C. L ' Program C mittee fm CHM . ef f 'ch atr :A 1 ,. Y Zvi f eq 4 un or lffflfifiii' lgq ARICK, DANIEL Arch Patrol C1 yrj ARMSTRONG, BARBARA Office 356 Office 203 Q1 yr.J Biological research Classica Sodalitas Q1 yr.J Folklore ARMSTRONG, SEYMOUR AROWESTY, HERBERT AVAKIAN, JOHN BARKAN, HAROLD X. Y. Z. Club Social Science Club Senior Arista Lunch Room Squad BARLAM, ELEANOR Typing' during Regents Week 2 Secretary' of Off. class BARUCH, JOAN Dancing i Typing during 'Regent Wfeek BABY, SHURA Junior Arista Erasmian Office Miss Batchelorls Office Chemistry Cluh Dutchman BASS, LOUIS Arch Patrol BASS, ROSLYN Student Assembly Q2 yrs.l Grade Adviscr's Office Tennis Clulr Basketball Club History Office BASS, RUTH Program Committee UM? yrs.J Les Cadets Vice President La Turtulia BASSO, JACK Arch Patrol enta ive rese t1ve y y t ee J Er 1 e r tative t fi 1 n BAZAR, 1 A' ' , Jas'-TH ' j i?-L i Aw . iff BAZAR, SELMA G. O. Representative Erasmian Oflice Q1 yr.J Typing during Regents Week Grade Advisor's Office during Regents Week BEAN, CYNTHIA BECKENSTEIN, NORMANA Capt. of Lunch Room Squad Capt. of Arch Patrol Social Science Club BECKER, BARBARA S.O.S. Club Tennis Office 101 Maccahces Erasmian Representative BECKER, SONDRA Office 101 Q2 yrs.j Organization HE Credits Committee? BECKERMAN, GLORIA Erasmian Studio Art Cluhx Dancing Cluhkv ' Bahs -D Lv Seniorxgearloook Staff - Y , X U N r J N x 1 ' wife' ' y B ' L! . N fgy f X! BEECHER, KENNETH Arch Patrol Dutchman Representative G. O. Representative Vice-Pres. of Off. Class Choral Club 1115 yrs.j BEERMAN, FLORENCE Senior Arista G. O. Representative Erasmian Representative Typing during Regents Wieek S. O. S. Club Senior Yearbook Staif BELLER, RUTH Senior Aris f Juni ta XZ 1' J ass lit Q1 Reco ' Hi 1 '. Program ommitte uw my BERDY, ELEANOR V Student Assembly Dutchman Representative Mr. Stratton's office 103 Radio Workshop Footlighters Tennis BERG, VIVIAN Junior Arista Program Committee K BERGH, GEORGE W Varsity F otball K2 r J Major L 'x w X. ff X, I ,gp X. BERKMAN, JESSE I. Band, Dance and Orchestra Program Committee Earth 81 Sky Club Chemistry Club Senior Arista af BERMAN, LEWIS Arch Patrol BERNHARDT, ALAN Chief engineer of Radio Workshop BERNHARDT, BARRY Arch Patrol G. O. Representative if BERNSTEIN, BERNICQ. fJut35r1S4i yrs.J I DAssQ Advertising Manaif 'of Dutchman Miss.H.il1's Office' 1 a. vgfflx' . A was 0 J BERNSTEIN. ELAINE Student Assembly Iommencemen Iomm. L t L Ofiicc 159 BERNSTEIX. HOWIARD Lunch Room Squad Senate Band Swing Band BERNS'l'I1llN, ROBERT Gym Secretary Union Ross BEYNOIN. FRANCES Sans Souci Office 203 43 yrsj Service E Junior Arista Friends of Music BIENSTOCK, DORIS Les Cadets La Tertulia BIERSCHENK, JOAN Pl'0gXl'Lllll Committee Office 203 14 yrs-.P Service Beta Gamma Dutchman Representative Student :XSSCIIIIIIY BIRCH. LEONARD J. BLOCK, PHYLLIS Office 101 Organization Class Officer Yearbook Staff Pensamientos Rep. Dancing Club BLOOIVI, KATHERINE Speech Office 12 yrs.J Organization G'E Yearbook Staff Dutchman Rep. 2-3 terms Bowling CIub BLUM, RHODA Footlighters Secretary Radio Xvorkshop Grade A1Ivis0r'S Ofiice Erasmian Representative Yearbook Staff BLUIVIENKRANTZ, ELAINE Social Science CIub BOCK, DOROTHY Orchestra Sans Souci Student Senior J.: by' I Q , AY I , Vu cd, , , Ka- .T , 1 . 1 1 BOGACH, KENNETH Shop Club Q3 yrs.l BONAGURO, THERESA J. Classica Sodalitas La Tertulia Newman Club Social Science Club BOOTH, NANCY C. Orchestra Organization HER Biology Preparation Room Spanish Office Oflice 101 Program Committee Junior Arista Senior Arista BOUCH, BLOSSOM Dutchman Representative 2-3 terms G. O. Representative 2 Vice-President of Class BRAAF, RALPH Chemistry Club Student Assembly Spanish Club BRAUN, BERT C. Manager Baseball Q2 y1's.j 2 Major HE'si' Asst. Manager Football E. H. Arch Patrol C1 yr.j Ticket Squad BRAUNSCHWEIGER, DIANE Tennis Miss Batchelor's Office Student Assembly Basketball Team Captain CGE77 C. O. Representative BRAUNSTEIN, MARTIN Physical Examiner Yearbook Staff BRAVIN, IRA JACK WWMLX x xx W ' V1 ck.: BREGMAN, BERNICE Office 101 Student Assembly Tennis Miss Batchelor's Office Commencement Committee Biological Research Club BREITBART, WALTER M. Student Assembly Junior Arista Audubon Club Program Committee Biology Club BRESSLERlgA'lARVIN A. Footli glhlzers 1215 yrs? g-....x M . f c- 'Np ' ' , , 'Y r' . 'T .f Q ..- fl if H . . f.. .J Ji V A' ff' as , ,I .,.,s . 5.1 ' I if 1 . x.J -C ' J . 'N-.. 1' .tw V' V' ' f P f 2 WM! RICKER, LA . ' Senior Aris K' Er smia K S i Ju ' Arista i Dut hman ' Basketball ' BROMFELD, RITA Senior Arista Junior Arista Office, 203 Program Committee Tennis Club Ushcring BROOKS, NATALIE Gracie A1lvisor's Office flw yrs.J Junior Arista tl yr.j Program Coinnnittcc Senior Yearbook Senior Arista ,BROWN OEL ii. fat' at'i I II? . Lu-. f 1' Q BROWN, WILLIAM Sw 'Sw' mgg, PAA' MJ Fencinv T im iology Preparation Grade Advisor's Oflice BYRNE, JOHN F. Erasmian Art Hostel Club y Vice-President Dancing Club Newman Club Figure Drawing Club CANTOR, RICHARD 2 Sets Numerals Volleyball CARISI, GEORGIANNA B. Basketball Bowling Tennis Hostel Club Infirmary CARLSON, GLORIA H. Office 249 A. Cantata Club All City Chorus CASCIO, E'LOU1SE A. Choral Club Tennis Basketball CASPER, CHESTER Era mian Representative K 'Ya Lfiwu Y' fa 2 fw I I -' fl X. l' CHADELL, LAWRENQE, Chem Laboratory Examination Clerk Art Craft Club CHARAP, GLORIA Chart Club S. O. S. Club Typing-Regents Week CHARNEY, ALAN Student Assembly Chemistry Prep. Squad Intramural Grade Champs fldasketballj CHIAPPISI, ANNA MARIA S. O. S. Club Grade Advisor's Office during Regents Week 2 CHISDES, FRANCIS S. Senior Arista Program Committee Camera Club Classica Sodalitas Dancing Club Junior Arista CHOOPANI, JAMIE . Senior Arista 'LQL41 Student Assembly 5. 3 Sans Souci . K' Secretary A President I ' Program Commitfeel' ' A N Junior Arista lv A Office 103 1015-Vvdxa COHAN AI.,AN H UQ ? . - - ,A Winans part., W 1 I L ic o o . fi ,F X' Biology Researc Club K1 Yr-J ' J Radio Work Shop QIVZ yrs.j X 4 A ,J f 'ff A ' H 1 1 0 EV 'X - af' i 1 ' X GOHEN,.ARNOLIi,yl'i ,, if Soccer - ,g...0JV ' I X- as an H . ' , ,J U : V Dp man Office . , F . COHEN, ELAINE .l. Secretary Q1 Leaders Club MLW Class Officer M President Gi Softball E 81 ME H Head Coach Swimming NE 81 ME H Basketball ME 81 HE H Hockey '4E,' 81 GE H Junior Arista f a , Ticket p1 sentati e X COHEN, GRETA J. Commencement Committee Iniirmary Assistant Service ME Dutchman Representative Sports Gym Yearbook Staff .J C ENXHERBERT W. X :3?hakgI'e yrs.j . ck tau?lIl2Vl's.J J! Sxpdlant 4. embly , ,BELVC Offic 1 1 vrT?x 'C4. Service AW San,s75b.uci f' Q S--Cf' :ff -2' CJR Secretary mul lv Office Wx LLJ , - 101 fl yr.j f, 'j ' QJVQ Service E Sports 4' LZ X ' 7 r qv- H VHXASC A io1' ' ta Tearb ' taff o I: Ator of Dutchman Tennis Speech Office COHEN, SHEILA Lunch Room Squad Dancing Club Tennis Swimming Team Biology Chart Class CUIIICN, SIIIRLEE Dutchman Representative UW yrs.j Tennis P tl0l,lf1lVlAN,L01S J. ,M Senior Arista PM 5 Speech Oliice nit, if Miss Berg's Otffce' QM . Chemistry Clubi r l Folklore Club if - .- . Maecabees i' 1 COOK, GERALD J. Camera Club President G.O. Handbook Asst. Editor Radio W01'kShOp Secretary Organization HE falso Camera Clubj Civil Air Patrol Senior Yearbook Picture Editor COOPER, BEVERLY R. Biology Laboratory Vice-President of Class SOOPERMAN, SHEILA Office 101 Service MEM Student Assembly Yearbook Committee Erasmian Representative Sports Clubs lTClllllS, Basketball, Softballj Grade 8 Secretary CORSELLO, DOMINICK D. Baseball Q3 yrs.j 2 yr. varsity Major WE Track Q3 yrs.H 2 yr. varsity Cross Country L3 yrs.J 2 yr. varsity Major ME Speech Office COSMAN, BARD Senior Arista Senate I President Crafts Club ., 'V n Biological Rl3Sl5ill'iTlli l 1'feslillxl1t51ii m. Profya p ,Edit 'ni - ,Yo qhvf 'P V' . 9 T . JRE' ' Tl ' it As. I 1 and C2 yr . I., Base lTe 1 f rs. ajor 'E .-f V CRASS, JOAN . i ' Bibiiophae ' A L i ' La Tertulia W If Program Committee! nf Pan-American Club 7' I Junior Arista V CRYSTAL, BRUCE W. Junior Arista L 1 Student Assembly flw yrs.J Biology Laboratory R I . .il n 1 -V, 4 1' J J. J ,- '. V 'J ,- f 'X WJ lj, ' . ,bfi . 'Y f I pf? ,lf s v 'sw 'X 4,, V . J I . llkgv, V V ,V .1 Nz X 4 I 'L K LF It X .tmhf 'Kidd if -X - i 1. K X.: if vi' l V DAVICK, ROSALIE Erasmian Office Asst. Business Manager Junior Arista Program Committee KIM yrs.t Les Cadets History Office DAVIDSON, CAROL Program Committee Student Assembly Legislative Enforcement Committee Biology Laboratory Junior Arista Senior Arista Math Team DEITEL, BABS t DELIANIDES, GENNY Speech Office Erasmian Representative 4, DENARO, AURORA DE Lunchroom Squad Dutchman Representative Erasmian Representative Softball, Basketball VOS, EDWARD Lunchroom Squad Radio Workshop .Y st DIAMOND, ARTHUR I U' 1, IQT , A ,R NEB If 0 ca.-de Afivi 0.?'s'omQCuy,u,,, Erasmj' eplgesenftative 1 y i ' 7 of '.,. V 6 Dutchi ian Represegtqtive ff, 'A Tennis fu? l,',x VII 7 J gp DOBLIN, SALLY Student Assembly Sans Souci Grade Advisor's Office Maccabees DOWD, J OE Gym Office DREXLER,S2lAN EY ,X .L J with DUBRO, MYRA Dutchman Staff History Office Dutchman Representative Senior Yearbook Staff Classica Sodalitas f J 'W , ali uf-e fluzzc ,,fl1zJ?f57 ffiwlv yx,,f'.u1' 7,f,flffl:, JtQ,11f'oZ'f- 1 flair fffZ0,0cff49Le fbi' X 5,4 1 A fihsvvc ,Crt 4f2!Cf ' dfzwvwlwu- 477 62 craft 7-7 ljjlwat fVn,.f,gC L DUSKIN, KENNETH ELKIN, ABRAHAM Camera Club Student Assembly ENGEL, HONVARD Lunchroom Squad Senior Arista Student Assembly Classica Sodalitas Spanish Certificate ERDEY, JOAN Fashion Illustration Club Footlighters Cantata Dutchman Representative Q . I ERDMAN, EDITH Pan American Club Folklore Club Grade Advisor's Ofiiee Tennis ERLITZ, ESTELLE Senior Arista Junior Arista Program Committee Q3 yrs.J Dance Club ESKIND, BEVERL Junior sta dx Stu nt 'embly Q Span' I Program e Te 'I X , 2 X X y tg 5.5 ESPOSITO, ADAM K F0?IlgIl?6ESf' Ji, 2 necretaryvltt ' I Qrganlzaiion ME? ' I f v '.0 f Q F li lfpanish Hice I Senioggfista' G1'3dV! migef IV, VII Student Assembly Chapel Squad ESTRIN, RUTH History Office FEINERMAN, GAY Infirmary Radio Workshop ,- G. 0. Representative 'FJ' Q, J -0, I v' Bibliophile ,K Senior Yearbook J FELTMAN, ROY Arch Patrol 'QI yr., G e Club Q1 Yearbook K I rv N ' ,IM ' X FINE, GERALD Camera Club G. 0. Store Q3 yrs.j Service L'Ew School Newspaper Representative Q Hostel Club Secretary President 'z ' ' 'ix f ,I 5216 . X x 3 yrs.J .4 'Q Q . J tl u gi FINKELSTEIN, JOSEPH Football Team Major E , HE Student Assembly Intramural Numerals FISCHER, BEVERLY Dutchman Representative Mrs. Walter's Office Miss Batchelor's Office Regents lveek FISHER, RICJTYARD Nurnefails-Volleyball ti , Aifchl Patrol 4 I ,Erasmialf Representative ,' li Av , I' F ' 'Q if FLASCHENTRAGER, ROSEMARIE German Office Service HE Newman Club Junior Avista German Club Bowling Club FOGEL, NORMAN Civil Air P Q3 yrs.J Sergeant i I Instructor ug Or 1 JV! Stu !?X fa C14 FOSHKO, ROBERT Miss Batchelor's Office Q2 yrs.D Swimming Team Dutchman Representative Student Assembly Arch Patrol 9 FRANK, NATALIE Student Assembly , lryiggauqs QAML. ' V Si. O. S. Club gps '1,,f oh' ennls Howllnr Hockey FREDERICKS, LESTER Glee Club Student Assembly Dutchman Representative Intramurals-Basketball FREED, JEROME Book Art Staff Arch Patrol Lunchro Squad I. k 4 Q ,J kit' I fx H' x x YI, FREID, BARB Pt' I Math omc5?f:y-r:7'i R Office 101 I' La Tertulia Student Assembly Prom Committfe K , , 6 T FRIEDL , BERT unclyr, m quad ,, i i c efvi I f f ' 'K 'iii h ff 'trol i p i V Gr A 1sor's Office Er smlan Representative ii Sw ming Squad FRIEDMAN, V ' Dut an taff y O e h Ase 1 'LJ Dancing Club Folklcte Club ,r Pl' 4f VlJ :uf Sr gfkp FRUHLICH, KURT Student Assembly tl yr.l Ticket aRepreseL1tativc A is X ft.. bfi .,, .1 U it 'lit 1 5' YJ KN' F , I 4 J x A it g W FROHMA JUDI ras' an li tu aff Q C. 0 fIT?fE?Ji'ese ve ,Pe ia i tios Miyagi? W FUCHS, MELVIN Student Assembly Intramural Numerals Ticket Representative Band - X 0' vi FUERST, LARRY Swimming Team L35 yrs.j CME? Glee Club Student Assembly 5 w j 'I , A T. 5 i . V W, GAMARNICK, i TC-Unis Cluibz , T ifjbefdent Assdnibly I J fy GQ. O. h Rmexntatim ' Dutcliman Hepresqnfative GARCIA, TRINI Biology Research Club ' Chapel Guard CARMISE, RUTH Tennis Club Basketball Club Miss Batcheloids Office GASTOWICHW Chen ' l yL,.ta:fa,Af?l2'i we GEIST, SHEILA Les Cadets ,lunior Arista La Tcrtulia Program Committee fl yr.J Senior Arista GICHSTNER, ENID Red Cross Club Omec 102 Senior Yearbook Slalf Lunch Room Squad GIERL, MARION Hi Y fBeta Gammaj Treasurer Commencement Com.mittee UZ yrs.D Swimming Team Major MEN A Infirmary. ' Office 250 C2 yrs.j c1NGoLD,1RvA3F K, , G. 0. Represeijtgt e MISSIQHC or s Office 1, A A, 'fb yrs. Servi WE'2fr T T Aanior Arista je Q, , .4 J, ni- N, i .!' X GLANTZ, SYDEL ' Dutchman Representative Student Assembly Art Club Senior Arista GLASSMAN, SIDNEY DIIICLIEQH Representative kgmsmian Relpreseriwive f yy 3 V' . ,. if fwfr? A c ja 10 GLEICHER, RAE Senior Arista J Program Comniitteejyop Tennis Club Biology Research Club Spanish Office Ov Q0-'Lf GOLDBLATT, ELLIN Leaders Club Treasurer Tennis Head Coach Office 257 Senior Yearbook Staff Swimming Team Major 6'E,' GOLDEN, BEVERLY szfbaela., BasketbK adminto f T . S 1 wi ' GOLDBERG, RHODA Pensamientos Dutchman Representative GOLDFARB, ALAN Student Assembly Chemistry Office Dutchman Representative Biology Laboratory GOLDMAN, IRWIN Biology Preparation Room Dutchman Staff Associate Editor Senior Arista Junior Arista Classica Sodalitas GOLDMAN, MARION Softball A: xv X K ' . H RGQE :Hg-+3 N V 05- 'a to M A 1 Nlgancli-Q. 6 ,- , Tice Band ,JT ' lx S6IlIO1',.Yff'lJOCii Staff . ti - . V 2 ffl ' GOLDMAN, PI-IYLLIS Folklore Club Hebrew Club Secretary GOLDMAN, RENEE Program Committee Junior Arista Erasmian Representative Tennis Softball ! 3 GOLDMAN, ROBERT Arch Patrol S. y .9 CQLDSTE ,TADA pg!!! V fin 56 tall lj A .1 qu ,Q - f rl Maier JJ ' rj L- fflnms M 1 '44'Dutch an Rgjafesentative J 'Wrihgl-Reg nts Week COLDSTEIN, LENORE Tennis Club G. O. Representative Q1 yr.j G. O. Store Representative Bank Representative flu! yrs.l Q lflgw I ,Ay GoLDs'rE1N, Mio 151, L Arch Patrol ,A ,yffk Student Assenifbifyilvk f JJ - English Bookroon K IntramuralsfBasketl!aPlA GOLDZWEIG, JACOB Arch Patrol v Football QGE HV, HGE57 Volleyball Numerals GOODMAN, ARNOLD Arch Patrol Locker Room Repair Squad Intramurals-Basketball Intramurals-Volleyball GOODNER, JAMES Photography Club Biology Laboratory Folklore Club J , 7 ' F 1 n 1 , GooDsTE1N, CI-,,AKRLOT'IfEl Art Office ? if ' I iss Batchelor's Olglce 1 , lg Representative N Erasrnian Replresentative l K GOODSTEIN, JOSEPH Student Assembly GOTTDENKER, ROBERT Student Assembly G ad Prvs 1 t r E 1 :al , rQiD ot mall K3 yrs.J ' caE Hao GLE77 Victory Corps ix 4 lk. l?5UNu W GOTTLICH, RUTH Student Assembly Rostra President Grade Advisor's Office Dutchman Staff Program Committee Senior Arista GRANICK, RUTH Classica Sodalitas Lunchroom Squad Footlighters yjycl fvfffq-'I-jkT c'! 'l AML! GREENBERG, DORINE ,,gJf'L'U 0 Tennis Club Oflice 101 Q1 yr.j Dutchman Reporter Dutchman Representative Student Assembly Senior Arista GREENBERG, FRANCES Junior Arista Les Cadets History Office Program Committee Red Cross Club GREENBERG, HAROLD Camera Club Aviation Club Biology Preparation Squad Photostat Squad GREENBERG, MORTON Camera Club Aviation Club Photostat Squad GREMSE, WALTER Orchestra Track Q1 yr.l Cheer Leader Glee Club GRILL, DORIS Civil Air Patrol Softball Team Typing-Regents Week KQXLXZ, I f f, f'L,u7,zlLiJ CIQ--W'4fj'f'f53iZ'Ly7ZLdL Rf if ff'-l4f'LfC.47,,Q GRILL6, IQETJEZR Baseball Team L2 yrs.j ,f5!0b61!gfiLZ1ZQ , , X f if s LC 'fL'fUJ L2- M' GROSSGOLD, LEATRICE Dutchman Staff Business Manager Bibliophile President G. O. Representative Student Assembly GROSSMAN, WILLIAM Track Team QGE79 Service HE Camera Club GREEN, LEAH JU GR G ,rc .,4, Senior Arista Pensamientos Program Committee Office 101 Service ME Student Assembly Senior Yearbook Staff OSS, SHELDON Grade VIII President Grade V Vice-President., Student Assembly Program Committee Junior Arista X. Y. Z. yrs.l Vice-P esident La ' V7 A 1' UBMA , EONARD Golf Team 3 Captain 'Xi ' Chemistry Preparation , Room v,,., ' V ' Office 101 ,t l Q , Office 102 yi.,-1-:'. I' ' L, O -'r , jfl-4 J ,ki ui 1'1- .F il- 4 War Rollei Representativef '..ur'Q P X 4 , , , ' ' X n M, 1 - I' fp VS- W CRUSKOFF, EILEENE Office 101 t2 yrsj Organization HE Sans Souci Program Committee 122 yrsfi .lunior Arista Senior Yearbook Staff Senior Arista GUNSHER, EILEEN y'JvRed Cross Club OW jlQancing Club 'A ' Mrs. Sagrles Office J Maw HAFNER, BARBARA HALBREICH, STANLEY Biological Laboratory Program Committee .lunior Arista Senior Arista HALPERN, EUNICE Senior Arista Maccabees Junior Arista French Club Tennis Senior Yearbook Staff HANFLING, MARCO Lunchroom Squad Dancing Club Qi! HARARY, JACK Band Orchestra R if ' M WN? was HARRISON, IRW Classica Sodalitas History Club HARTIG, HERBERT ll'!1Bt:1QA'g'l'II1aI Shtnfw '1?f'fotl1ffhtefB J ,11ytfdr2.AFista' Q -L' 1 as Y 15' 'Q ,f U' dnl adio W rlidhop +5 ' 1 5 IIAUSMAN, SHIRLEY Senior Arista ,lunior Arista Program Committee Pcnsamientos Dutchman Staff Office 257 HEIKEN, MARILYN S. O. S. Club Chapel Guard TypingwRegents Wtrek HELLER, HARRIET Erasmian Representative tl yr-D ' Dutchman Representative Grade Advisorls Office Senior iggta ,z .- . 1 if x .Al1- Q,.ilaih0 Wm- IQ, ' ,.fl.' W I-IENDE DO ' u tll ,H xssembgtgf QU ! 1, ootlivfht - lffl Seni9if! , 'X fy .Iunior Arist' A ffice 1 rs.jf fmmggt. yi! 'li HERMAN, FLAIRE Leaders Club Basketball NEW! if-AO I 1, Office 101 IZA yrsjf, Tennis V, '! I, 4 V Softball 1 ,f ' 0 j-My y HERMAN, NAOMI f Leaders Club Basketball uE', Office 101 Q12 yrsj Student Assembly Tennis HERMAN, PHYLLIS Dutchman Representative HERSCHMANN, ROSALIE Maccabees Rostra HERSON, BERNARD Arch Patrol Q1 yr.D HILLS, DORIS Program Committee Junior Arista Student Assembly Usher-Commencement Ofiice 101 HIRSCH, ROBERT I-IIRSCH, SYDELLE Grade Advisor's Office 257 Oliice 101 G. O. Store Representative HIRSCHBERC, VITA Social Science Club Senior Activities Office Usher-Parents Night Industrial Arts Club HOCHBERG, CALVIN Track Team Student Assembly HOCKMAN, HARRIET Bibliophile Social Science Club HODES, MARILYN Speech Office HOHENSTEIN, JOSEPH Choral Club QM yrs. Audubon Club llt DLLE N DER, STA N LE Y .Arch Patrol 12 yrs.D J L'll'ilHllll2lIl Representative Student Assembly X Dutelnnan Rt-presg.ntative rn i l A ky. Q ' I I sf IIONIC, ELAINE ,lnnior Arista Choral Club Industrial Arts Club Secretary Les Cadets Office 101 Senior Arista HUDSON, REGINALD Track Team Q1 yr.j HITPPERT, ELAINE Speech Office Basketball Club Babs-Vice-President Tennis Club Hockey Team Ko,- 'ZR HYFLER, LUCILLE C. O. Representative Art Studio Club Erasnlian Staff Senior Yearbook Staff HYMAN, GLORIA Choral Club Friends of Music Ushergl-'arents Night HYNIES, CAROL C. O. Representative Chapel Guard Wait' Bond Representative I ISAACSON, .IUNIQ Newman Club Mrs. Kahl's Olliee Q2 yrs.j Conimeneement Committee Swimming Team E lli' Tennis Club JACK IVIAN, WALTER Arch Patrol Asst. Captain Farm Victory Corps JACOBS, LILA Radio Workshop Footlighters Civil Air Patrol Folk Lore Club Lunehroom Squad JAC s, IRQEY A ' yisiraj MJ!! lx , V, A1-ch 8161141 QE5 if-1 Le VW? V .V 'si e I sCh01afship,ofHQg 5BQ Lunch-f,'Room Squad! JACOBSON, BARBARA Student Assembly Q1 yr.j G. O. Representative Lunch Room Patrol JACOFS, SHELDON Erasmian Advertising Manager Classica Sodalitas Student Assembly Orchestra Biology Club JAFFE, BARBARA Bowling Club Erasmian Representative G. O. Representative History Office JAMES, NANCY Hi Y fBeta Gamrnal Student Assembly Swimming Team Newman Club Tennis 11 1 JENSEN, ELEANoy W4 Folklore Club Sans Souci Orchestra f IL LQEQQ yd: ff Senior Arista 1 I jpyb if bijjk Il, ' i ...! - -I JIBILIAN, CHARLES Mr. Zimmerman's Office Lunch Room Squad Gym Oflice JOHNSON, RICHARD Soccer Q2 yrs.j Intermurals JONES, PATIENCE Folklore Club G. O. Representative Erasmian Representative G. O.,Store Representative JUROFF, STANLEY Student Assembly Arch Patrol Basketball'-Intramurals Co-Executive Editor 6'The Dutchman '.si1 l fl H KAHN, BERNARD 1 'Y U Swimming Team flbvwgs, 4 Letters Captain ,jfv Miss Batchelor's Office KAHN, PAUL Grade Advisor's Office Social Studies Ofiice Art Office Student 'Assembly 1 KALOS, OLGA Tennis Basketball War Bond Representative i J 5 r', . X s , HV . , a -. , . Y h 3 KAMAN, PHYLLIS Q 'N Office 102 ' Il' Organization Ev Student Assembly Sans Souci G. O. Store Representative Senior Arista KAIVIINS, SONIA Student Assembly lilllliflllllilll Representative Bowling 0.1 c in an p . Editor 4 , KATSQWYPELK r X Golf 1 1 s Af fjJ'R'5d o sh ' was H reshman ' Committee KANTROWITZ, TOBY Senior Arista Les Cadets President Organization E Program Committee Junior Arista History Office Tennis Club KAPLAN, HERBERT Papyrus Representative Q, We , KAPLAN, HONVARD Camera Club 1,2 yrs.J Vice-President Arch Patrol C215 yrsj Captain . ,s ,J - H 4 ff, , t U -If af- Kb iiijlt ,tab ua ll VHF N epre lative 1 ijityjaifilg Team -Yr, 1 1' 11' Il' . J x, KAsH1Nsj LUCILLE' Eabs ' ,. XFolkl'dre Club l ffibe 16,1 A erxiicc.vSquad X. Simiof- Yearbook Squad KASSEL, IVIYRA Luncbromn Squad C1 yr.j Student Assembly fl yr.J Dancing Club Typing-H -Regents Wlrirk KATZ, DOREEN A4012 If Student Assemblyilr J ' 1 'I Sport Clubs I f ' K l Tennis 'N ' J' Bowling j . ' Major ME A C. O. Representative KATZ, IRMA ' O rvi e se 1 e Te ' U Q! if n mv' ,ff I G F' KATZ, RHODA Chapel Guard Tennis Miss Batcheloris Office Pan-American Club KAUFMAN, BERTRAM Social Science Office . Social Science Club Health Education Office Senior Arista KAY, DANIEL , 1497 ,ffl M' Office 102 I 'X erv1 E 'f S it is Q ,Dutphma gresentative If A , f p Kf1 KEARNEY, EDWARD Newman Club KEIL, BERNARD Dancing Club 1 4 I ' I , ix Ili .li KELLERM ,JUNE I LQ f -I Officgfflfll E J V y, Salas S , it . L' AYllTennis fi 1 l f I i 6 Seniorf Aristaalfi 'L' 1 11, , . l o i KERZNER, LINETTE Program Committee Spanish Office Organization NE Junior Arista Senior Arista Miss Titcomb's Office Senior Yearbook Staff 1 KIEL, MARION Choral Club Tennis IIMZ yrs.j 1 ., 1 KIVETT, RITA 'i ' Biology Preparation A Laboratory Miss Hill's Office .1 VU, Grade Advisor's Office Senior Yearbook Staff Q , Q ,iff ga Jitfff Y 1 I 1 . E . , KIVWITZ, SHEILA I L , Ji' rogramf Committeel I Seliior Arista i Q .lunmr Arista E51 ,. i Sans Souci ' -. X Riology esea1Hcli',Club Grade Ad isor's Office KLEIN, DAVID Arch Patrol fl y1'.j Grade Advisoris Office Regents Week KLEIN, STANLEY Student Assembly I OGUT, MAURICE Miss Batchelor's Office unior Arista Arch Patrol Student Assembly Freshman Guidance Committee lntramurals KOPPEL, BEVERLY Hockey .lunior Arista Basketball Program Committee Senior Arista K0l'l'EUVI A IN, FIAJRENCE w w S. O. S. Club Biology Laboratory Squad liuncliroom Squad Usher Parents Night Senior Yearbook Staff KURNREICH, RUTH Office 102 Organization Classica Sodalitas Grade Advisor's Office Student Assembly Senior Yearbook Staff KOSS, HERBERT Dutchman Business Manager Arch Patrol Hostel Club Erasmian Representative Intramural Numerals KRAKAUER, CHARLES X. Y. Z.-President Audubonlvice-President Biology Preparation Room Junior Arista Senior Arista Program Committee . 1 ' KRAMER, LILLIAN ' Grade Advisor's Office , ' tl 1y1'.j - Red Cross Club KRASNER, GLORIA Cantata Biology Chart Committee Office 102 Bowling KRAUS, JOAN Bowling Typing-f-Regents Wtrek . - 9 f A KREIN ANLE L1 If li oom S ua: nrt I t fKQ0,Dutc IIl is , 1 a I9 dl! J assi 'a S ' ' s L4 e or KRINSKI, FRANCINE Mr. lVlurray's Office .lunior Arista Grade Advisor's Office tl yr.j Senior Yearbook Staff KRONBERG, HERBERT Erasmian Representative KULL, SANDRA Erasmian Representative Dutchman Representative Erasmian Office Typist Grade Office fl yr.D Typing-Regents Week KUPERMAN, BARBARA Typingiilfliss Bradburn KURZWEIL, MORTON Band If H C 'olog Club! u , i KWIATKOWSKI, JOHN Newman Club LANES, JUDITH Office 203 Service ME Junior Arista Program Committee Leaders Club Treasurer Vice President Sports Swimming 'GE', Hockey uEH Softball MEU Basketball ME LANG, RHODA Chapel Guard fl yr.J LANGER, IRENE Tennis C3 yrs.j Basketball Stamp Representative Erasmian Representative Senior Yearbook Staff LANGS, J OAN Grade VI-Vice-President Student Assembly- Secretary Tennis Office 257 Dutchman Representative LAPIDUS, RHODA Senior Arista Program Committtee Les Cadets Erasmian Business Staff Office Manager Dance Club-Secretary S.O.S.-Org. HE', LAUWA, ANITA Chapel Guard fl yr.J Office 262 fl yr.j Red Cross Club Student Assembly Tennis LAZARE, SHARON Pan-American Club La Tertulia ' Junior Arista Grade Advisor's Office Senior Arista Senior Yearbook Staff LAZELLE, J EAN Hi fAlpha Gammaj Dutchman Representative Mrs. McEntee's Ofiice Student Assembly ,Ph LEARNER, MITCHELL Maccabees President LEFFLER, GLORIA Dutchman Office Tennis Basketball Student Assembly ' ' t f . Llilslig l TZ f li R V- f C'lS!-11011 ' ' yrs K 5 ' jfs Choral ,llul A2 ,vliflas .J lf n u utlfi Cl In ,fl K fKM9yKalu-es Gif J V' LEHMAN, BERN ARD Arch Patrol LEIBOW, ALFRED w y ,fy a i 1' WU? yy 17 its fl A 9 , ff . ff ff I, , lfjfdt fldzbbd MW PM Z2 ff' f . sl, L I CLK ILEJ ew TZ, RENEE ,Q A ri mary Assistant 4,2 yrs.b rv JI efVicqlG6E79 x j 1 C.O. Representative! ,I lt Te s . e 20l3 .- ,. 'i, Y 'E kS'ff VIS or Lc?teB, ta X x K 2 W Z LETZTER, MARILYN Student Assembly Social Science Club Friends of Music Club Miss Kings Office Mr. K0rey's Office 'N LEVE ,sqrogjiazrf , 2-'A ,Bil akin G. O.vC,6'Iineil X-fb' sf 'V F Xi Stud' X ssembly5k3'y'1z.4yT yr.: Presil U 4, Organli E yx..s T Ya' P gs D Geppfil Orgsnizafibn I 'Q ff i1f?9'df?1l i -Pe' a 'klialert gif- 1 4- O., N' Pres' ent ' A by V V 'Orhanization Gb' Industrial Arts Club ' President LEV1NE, MARION .lunior Arista Program Committee lfll'i.lSIIll1lll Representative 1216 yrs.J LEVINE, MARILYN Erasmian Business Staff Maccabces La Tcrtulia Dutchman Representative Tennis LEVINE, SONDRA Chapel Guard A Student Assembly 4 LEVITAN, BERT Arch Patrol LEVY, RAYMOND Baseball Team LEWIS, BARBARA Footlighters Senior Yearbook Staff Student Assembly Senior Arista Bibliopllile Speech Office 14-9A LIEBELL, ELLEN Senior Arista Rostra German Club Student Assembly Tribunes LIEBERMAN, DOROTHY Senior Arista Program Committee Folklore Club LIPETZ, MILT N ud t l - O c ft 1 a V' xv 5531 41226 - or lub ' fProgram Commi ee LIPSCHULTZ, DOROTHY Student Assembly Office 101 Sports-Tennis Softball-MEI, uEH LOCKER, PHYLLIS Junior Arista Program Committee Sports-Tennis Hockey Badminton - J LOGIN, fl 4 1. ' ,A ram Qoniinittee ,- - ,QP .g2,41,s'f44S.n J A Vffrade Advisor's Office ' f3V2 yrs.J Service En Bowling Club Major ME Erasmian-Editor fGrades 6, 75 Sports- Tennis, Basketball Badminton LONDON, RENEE Senior Arista Junior Arista Office 101- Service MEQ' Program Committee Dancing Club Student Assembly LOPATIN, HELENE Student Assembly Junior Arista Biology Office Miss Batchelor's Office Regents Week Tennis, Bowling g V. ,r Uv 3, 4 .,, t LOTTOR, 'SANFORD ' 1 Erasmian Business Staff Camera Club ' I MALDEN, GLORIA Leaders Club President ' Student Assembly Cantata ' President Junior Arista Grade Vice-President MANDEL, FRANK Swimming Team 13 yrs.J Chenille NE Student Assembly MANTEL, HOWARD Friends of Music Club Social Science Club Mr. Koreyis Office Miss Kingis Office Miss Berg's Office MANKIN, MELVIN Industrial Arts Office MARKMAN. ANNE Junior Arista Student ,Assembly Program Committee Tennis Club Dutchman Representative Senior Arista MARKS, JEROME Varsity Football 43 y1's.j MARTIN, FRED - Varsity Swimming Major E Student Assembly Arch Patrol Intramurals-Basketball MARTINEZ, GLORIA Wal' Bond Representative Typing-Regents Nvcck MATTIK W, ALFRED Efasx ia Representative Q3 f f -fra -.f ,f MATTIOLI, DOROTHEA Newman Club Q2 yrs.l lVlA'l'llS, MARILYN MAZUNE, FRANK Varsity Basketball t4 yrs.j GGEI7 GLE777 GLE77 Varsity Baseball MEI-157 Student Assembly Industrial Arts Club Volley Ball Numerals MEHLMAN, SELMA Dutchman Staff Executive Editor Rostra President Vice-President ' Organization MEN Spanish Office 112 yrs.j Service HE Student Assembly Senior Arista-Secretary Program Committee '- '.v.mf'i ' .aww MELVIN, JOAN Junior Arista Senior Arista Program Committee Liedertafel Vice-President Deutsche Verein Secretary Office 203 Service ME MENCHER, PHYLLIS Program Committee Q25 YIS-5 .lunior Arista Usher-Parents Night MERHIGE, RICHARD Erasmian Representative MEYER, ELINOR Junior Arista Program Committee Mr. Stratton's Office Softball Swimming MEYER HARVEY Radio Workshop M' s Hillls Office wif MILBAUER, CONRAD Chess Club Chess Te m LM, U MILLER, ALLEN Senior Arista XYZ Club Program Committee Clothing Drive MILLER, LUCILLE Chemistry Office Student Assembly Chapel Guard MILLER, PERETZ Maccabees Biology Research Club Social Studies Office Chess Club MILSTEIN, FRANK School Band Drum Major MINES, ROSETTE S.0.S. Club MISHELOF, LEILA Choral Club QM yrs J Dutchman Representative Student Assembly Basketball Club Tennis IVA, , 'I Q MITCHEL. BERTRANI Student Assembly Arch Patrol , X 4 , fe , ,A ,K yt' ' ln! X it 'f ll f' An! fff ,gfjf U 1 16 Viv! Mo ' ' .enio 'isti 1 ky wwf' Cb a Cljulhm IT l 0 SX if AFI lil JI:-187 A 1 , a c tas 1 2 5 J it ,A ,Wt V J 1' f I 'V10li'l'UN. JUAN Student .Assembly Uflice 257 Ullice 351 Ml DSBERG, lNl IR MAN Swimming 'llcam t3 yrs. Arch Patrol Captain Student Assembly NIOSKOWITZ. STANLEY Arch Patrol Student Assembly lntramurals-Basketball MUTHNER. HARRIET Senior Yearbook Staff Tennis Office 257 Lunchroom Squad Gil. Representative NADLER. HARRIET Program Committee Junior Arista Student Assembly Dutchman Representative Bliss Titcomb's Office NASTASIA, ARLENE Dutchman Representative Erasmian Representative Friendship Club Tennis Office 356 12 yrsfl NAvAliRAQaANN 5 N A Newman Club Gil. nRepresentative 'X rch Patrol .J' NELKIN. SIIIHIJQY NESTLER, SHARI Dutehman Representative Erasmian Representative Grade 7 Vice President Student Assembly Secretary Sports Gym NEWELL, ANNA Cantata-7 terms Pi Kappa Ollice 102 Swimming Team NEIVMAN. NANCY Program Committee Social Science Club Tennis Bibliophile Junior Arista NICHOLSON, NICHOLAS NOBER, MARILYN Student Assembly Victory Corps Council Junior Arista Dutchman Representative Grade Secretary OATES, EDNA Junior Arista Sans Souci Hi Y 4Beta Gammaj Tennis OBERBAND, MARTA OABRIEN, JOSEPHINE Newman Club Art Office Typewriting- Regents Week OGDEN, MAUREEN Hi Y lBeta Gamma? Secretary Vice-President Office 250 Stock Room 4216 yrs. Swimming Team 4tE,vH cuEH J Commencement Committee Swimming Coach OLIVERI, ERNEST ORLAND, MARIGOLD Student Assembly Victory Corps Council C.0. Handbook Associate Editor Grade Vice President OZAROFF, LILA Miss Stanton's Office HZV2 yrs.l S.O.S. Club Dutchman Stall' Dancing Club-Secretary Erasmian Representative Pensamientos Representative PAPPAS, KATHERINE Dancing Club PASSER, ROBERT Senior Arista Camera Club School Band X! PATERSON, MARILYN Ofiice 260 Grade Secretary Hi Y Student Assembly PATT1, HORATIO Arch Patrol PAYNE, VERA Office 250 U' . C.O. Rcpn-Quit lifvc ILO. Store , r w - ,V 1 r ICIIIIIS U J PEcKi4A.N9Rr'w Xl? aS1udcnt ssvgyab YK PENENBERG, ARNOLD Lunch Room Squad Biology Chart Squad PERRONE, MARCELLA Newman Club Erasmian Representative Typing-Regents Week 0 -gblllm l'- Laboratory M ,. V PETERSIEL, ALFRED PIERCE, JAMES Orchestra Program Committee PIKOFF, SYDELL Miss Hillis Office Dutchman Tennis Red Cross Club PLA'I'I N, ROBERT German Office yrs German Clulr PLATT, JOAN Vice-President General Organization Cf.O. Council-Chairman Iniirmary 1216 yrs.j Organization ME Senior Yearbook Staff Editor-in-chief Footli ghters Erasmian Represent PLUMER, STEPHEN Q G.O. Store Q3VZ yrs.J Organization '6E,' Les Cadets Arch Patrol Erasmus Band PODEMSKY, RUDA Office 101 Office 104 Footlighters Student ssembbly ,fr 'l .13 . 'I'i S' 1 Tennis ry, , J r ,117 ,Q ,. s J s I J K pg v' ' ' ,.fp..,. POPOLOIV, JOSEPH Lunchroonl Squad Captain Band L 3 yrs.l .lunior Arista Biology Preparation Squad Intramurals-Basketball PRESS, ELLIOT Arch Patrol PRICE, GLORIA Choral Club Student Assembly G.O. Representative Grade Advisor's Office C1 yr-J Junior Arista Senior Arista PRICE, MARGARET Speech Oflice Cl yr.j REGEN, ESTELLE Junior Arista Student Assembly Program Committee Spanish Office Service HE Leaders Club Sports-Softball HE, Hockey '4E,,' MEI-Ii' Basketball '4E, MEHW 77 CLE r-1 HV' H77 I REID, HOWARD A 1 y n A I Yfdfrw-'WK K REINES, MADELEINE r ' Miss elor's Office 73F0,fahf52ef 4 ffflliitchman Re resentative, A ff Efftsnsiin-Rfglfreablniriveaar S A Student Assembly, I fa' Q LVL! RENER, .IUDITH Dutchman Representative Student Assembly Office 103 RETTQIGQ LEG Foo'blJa'll Squad Student Assembly .. 1. j L 5 , RICH, STANLEY Glee Club Choral Club All City Chorus Biology Preparation Room Student Assembly 5 RI ER, 13aAiJD e 411 Team D . Manager Lck QIIILLS Team A 'N it Cham ionshi f G 72, p P Biologymcparation Room ' G.O.'Q.ore 'XJ' RICHTER, PEGGY Student Assembly G.O. Representative Basketball Club Rl EGELHAUPT, CAROL G.O. Representative Erasniian Representative Les Cadets Pan-American Club Tennis RIZZI. VALENTI IX li ROGERS, ESTIIER Dancing Club ROGERS, MARILYN Speech Ofliee Service NE Maeeabees Folklore Club Infirmary Blood Donor Drive 1 , I Q I RosE.FE,,AhieE Cafntiata 1-2 yrs.j Q jj Office 156 - VV . Office 101 2 4. G.O. Representative Q, ' S6Ill01'JYCill'lIO0k 'Staff 1 3 A 1 ROSEN, DIANE Student Assembly Erasmian Representatiwe Tennis Basketball Senior Arista ' a ROSEN, U, ' J I K Opellestra s 6IliCefl360' . . 3 Seyuo Yea lvqqlltjfl Eff' Clhssicq Sobalgasy , . p I Bibliofalfile 1 W + ,Iv J If LW . ii 4 1 , I -fl-'I -' W A 'K 1' ROSEN, ROBERT Football I SIldCIlt lIb ' 0 Z CL ' K-A: A 'Q , ' 42 2 ' XO M f VA 'AX A ,HCV Vgjv ki V415 ROSENBERG, BA RBARA Dutchman Distribution Squad Tennis ROSENBERG, ELEANOR Bowling Club Miss Batchelofs Oflice ROSENBERG, FLOYD Erasmian Representative History Book Room Arch Patrol O i ROSENBERG, JEFFREY Arch Patrol 11 yr.i ROSENBERG, ROBERT Hr. Zimmerman's Office Art Office Student Assembly ROSENBLUM CHARLES Senior Arista Arch Patrol I3 yrs.l Maccabees Footlighters Die Liedertafel Grade VIIIfVice-President ROSENTHAL, GEORGE Soccer Team 42 yrs.,l Majoi' Captain Cheneille ME Arch Patrol ROSS, MILLICENT Student Assembly ROSS, RHODA ROTHWACHS, MIA RUBIN, ADELINE Maccabees ilw yrs.J Folklore Club Social Science Club Erasmian Representative RUBIN, LORRAINE Infirmary ll yin? Commencement Committee 1116 yrs.j Dutchman Representative S.O.S. yrs.l Service Squad RUBIN, MARTIN SACKIN, CAROL Tennis Club Erasmian Business Stalf IZM2 yrs.j Class Secretary SAFFIR, LEONARD Student Assembly- Class President Intra-Mural Basketball Track Team SA LDINGER, Rl'TH SALTZMAN, ENID S.O.S. Erasmian Representative Office 357 Senior Activities Office Dutchman Representative SALZWIAN, LAWRENCE Soccer t3 y 's. ' 7 D-L u.,-e-41' E, IC, fin Golf' 11 ylzj 1' U Biology Club UJ 'A 7 94-14.1, fs- in ' a 5 if SAIVIBERC, DOROTHY Swimming 'lic-ani 12 y1's.J Bowling Club UM yrs.j Tennis Club HM y1's.D Red Cross Club Office 101 Dancing Club SANDERS, MARYLIN Senior Arista Grade Advisor's Office Student Assembly Junior Arista French Club Spanish Club SAPAN, JOAN G.O. Representative Dutchman Staff Student Assembly SAUL, EVELYN SCHAECHTER, CAROLYN Office 101 Student Asse ly V Dutchm IV6 ijulf A, ci, LL SCHIFF, ANNE Bowling Club Clerical Wo1'k- Regents Week Locker Room Guard SCI-IMETTERLING, HAROLD SCHNAPP, ARNOLD SCHNEIDERMAN, MARTIN fffwl x'.N ',t yy W .WVX1 SCHNER, LESTER ' ff H' Senior Arista 'igfvl M Spanish Office f my Asst.-OrganizationE t fi' Arch Patrol ' Captain-Organization E ' Sans Souci SCHOEN JUDITH Senior Arista Student Assembly L2 yrs.j Pensamientos L2 yrs.J Editor G.O. Council Representative Social Studies Office Organization E Junior Arista Basketball SCHOENBERG, JOYCE Junior Arista Cantata Club Program Committee Grade Advisor's Office- Regents Week Chapel Guard ll yr.l SCHRAUB, ROSALYN Typing-Regents Week set-1U T igyyarga yi f' M jiwolklore Cl by K gc clence Cl .O. Storejfarlrf Q 3131 SCHUSTER, ROBERTA Audubon Club 42 yrs.j Organization E Art Office Dutchman Representative SCHWARTZ, JEANETTE Clerical Wiork-Regents Week Student Assembly Dutchman Representative SCHWARTZ, SYLVIA F. Tennis Club Q1 yr.j Ofiice 101 Q2 yrs.j SCHWARTZBARD, HERBERT Arch Patrol Student Assembly Ticket Representative -V7 I V '1 Z Hara! bf--9' O 1 . SCHTVED, .IULIASQT WBQJ1- Senate Y Secretary kali- Soeial Studies Club' Intramural Numeral? SCOTTON, GEORGE H. Beta Hi- Y President Basketball Team Chief Manager Choral Club Official Class President Intra-Mural Basketball Tournaments Chief Manager Lunchroom Squad SEKULER, BERNICE Folklore Club Science Office La Tertulia I 1 '14 I sEKU,iAtiri,y'S i , g ' ' ll Sliniorl A Stu , x .is P s. La ert F lore l ' t xtmfiellf ,1 SEPLUXVITZ, ABBY J. .lunior Arista Senior Arista Grade Advisor's Uflice Student Assembly fl y Program Committee SEPTI MUS, NUR WI A N A -.:::-:: , X 1'. P Chemistry Cluh 4 l yr.j Shop Cluh SEVVALD, GLORIA Junior Arista 1Jl'0gl'Zllll Committee Dance Cluh Student Assembly SHAFF, SONIA Hockey GGEHV7 Basketball Biology Laboratory Softh all LBEY' Lunehroonl Squad Junior Arista SHAPIRO, ABRAHAM Glee Club Q11A Yyrs.l The Senate yrffms Senior Arista V X- .1 J l ,Y J , ' XX ilk ' - x N. S NV. JS. xii T gt '2- W1 SHAPIRO. MARTIN B. Phvsical Exam. Clerk Office 163 SHAPIRO, RHODA LEE Bibliophile Club 1116 yrsj President Class Secretary tl yrj SHIIVIENOVITZ, MARTIN W. XYZ Q2 yrs.l Senior Arista Sl IWI DI ICK, STAN LEY Ticket Representative Volleyball Num lrals SIEGEL, RUB ERT Intramuralsf4Baskcthall Grade Champions SILVERMAN, STANLEY ' Biology Preparation Room Track Chess Theodore Roosevelt Medal Winner SILVERSTEIN., LEON English Bookroom lxl yr. Varsity Basketball Manager SILVERSTEIN, LEO Senior Arista Sans Souci Program Committee QM yrs.j Dutchman Freshman Guidance Committee SILVERSTEIN, ZITA Student Assembly Pensamientos Office 101 Erasmian Representative La Tertulia SIMON, LOUISE S.O.S. Club Red Cross Club Fashion Club Arch Patrol Erasmian Art Staff SIMON, MICHAEL Senior Yearbook Staff SIMON, RICHARD Usher Erasmian Representative Intramural Numerals J SKLAR, RICHARD Radio Wforkshop L2 yrs.j President Lunehroom Squad SKRALY, IRI A . I , . I ft .nlifdvqf fr-ff ' uni Aris - Mr. ifmgiiaaasf 1 Senior Yearbook Staff rw Miss Batchelor's Offieeu .mf ,J 4' . ,- f .Af LATK N, HEIVEN WV St n ssembly J ' Footlighteliy ,fU d'I'A! yrs.l Service E Com ce A Cfdmmittee F n ovram SLOMINSKY, LILLIAN Junior Arista Babs Erasmian Representative War Bond Representative Social Science Club SMITH, ELEANORE Erasmian Representative Les' Cadets Student Assembly fl yr.J Oiiiqe 103 . X I I I I , ARTHUR Track' -Varsity Indoor Outdoor 'GER Cross Country Team Industrial Arts Club bwfvfiajv I A if SPIEGEL, NORMAL Senior Arista ,J ,. Student Assembly M f Program Committee Erasmian Representativejf' Y Junior Arista I 1, A f Typing Officeflfiegentsry Week 1 V' SP , RUTH 13,9451 '11 1 r if, ,ysiniwwfeljff sf , U L F glhgmw ' -.41 fP3i df 6i 1 :iD3Il Uhm ttigyl . History Office - 156 SPIVAK, SYl,VlAW Senior Arista his Junior Arista Girl Leader T Student Assemhl Pl'0fI,l'lllll Committee Grade Advisors Hi e Office 101 SQUIRE, JACK Dutchman Staff Intramural Numcrals STEINLAUF, GLORIA Senior Arista Program Committee Q3 yrs.j Math Office 12 yrs.J Service E Dutchman Staff Junior Arista Student Assembly STERN, CLAIRE ff C0111 IllCI1CCIIlCIlt COHIIII 111166 Senior Activities Office Student Assembly Lledertafel . y K K ', . E Deutsche Vpfvtgi A jjj my 4 W 1 A W ig I W ,' ti ,f . 'J .j' I .1 n 4 STERNBERG, BETTY Senior Arista, X.Y.Z. Bibliophile Footlighters A Program Committee A Junior Arista STEVENSON, LOUISE STONE, NANCY Scnior Arista Student Assembly Choral Clllfl Hi Y l'Alpha Gammaj Secretary Junior Arista German Cluhs Secretary Vice President ' WWW Kb 'RNAR Dutc a ' . esen A fp? ,WA St de ss Basel STRASSER, NORMAN Glee Club Arch Patrol QZMZ yrs.J Captain Service HE Senior Yearbook Staff STRAUSS, FRANCES G.O. Store Q3 yrs.j Senior Activities Office Grade Advisor's Office Tennis Bowling Us STRAUSS, HUGH Audubon Club Camera Club 5 t5+A.4:f. n WILA4.-4,yJ STRINGER, HOWARD Student Assembly Biology Chart Class Grade Advisoris Office Dutchman Biology Laboratory STUART, MYRNA La Tertulia Office 101 Tennis Club Commencement Committee Grade Advisor's Office SUNSHINE, BERNARD Student Assembly Grade President VII Classica Sodalitas q ' , Legislative Enforcement -- Committee ' l N.: SUTTA, WILLIAM Shop Club Chapel Guard SWERLIN, SEYMOUR Student Assembly TACK, FRANCINE Swimming Team Tennis Dance Committee La Tertulia Footlighters , DANi assic So iam l ers ' e ' Cl Ww us Hera e viser . ' 1 42.1.6 fr ' I ,orb five, '- TARTASKY, THEL1v1A'fM'jf f - Biology Poster Club' I 1 Cantata O Student Assembly Senior Yearbook Sta Basketball HE gee ' 'ye Swiiiimi MET X . :All ,N ,-- .,4,41,A' - . - ,1,4,s.,L v s.- t .AJ-'x ' -. THIER, RONALD ' 2' Spanish Office gh? QPU, i Organization ME' Grade Adviser's OfIice .lunior Arista Radio Workshop TOLSON, MARY Chapel Patrol Red Cross Club Pi Kappa TRACHTMAN, MARILYN Junior Arista Q2 yrs.j Biology Office 12 yrs.l Organization ME Student Assembly fly! yrs. Sports- Softball 'GEM Field Hockey HEH Basketball MEHN J I! TRIAS, XANTHIA Infirmary Commencement Committee Bowling Club Basketball Softball Club TRIPOLSKY, DONALD Arch Patrol fly! yrs.j TUCKEH, SHEILA G.O. Rcprcscntalivc lmlustrial Arts Club Hockey, Badminton Basketball URESS, NATALIE Friends of Music Miss Batchelor's Office Regents Week Choral Club Sports4Badminton Club Tennis Club URSINO, GRACE Typing-Regents Week Newmhn Clulx if yd! Q . A 'V PP sm bg ' A Q y 59 5 Lv flfy N XD' A fu , , X V f VAN BRONKHOR LIDA Program Committee Junior Arista Senior Arista Student Assembly VENTURA, JANET Typingw-Regents Week Office 101 Office 258 Office 538 VITALE, LAURA WAC N, WILMA . Xi nior Arista l eniqrayearbook Staff fllffflfl' l President IJ fiflfgallization EM czixm-al Club Tennis VVALDIVIAN, PAULA Bowling La Tcrtulia Tennis Student Assembly WAsHoR,i RICHARD Football WAXENBERG, MONA Senior Arista Dutchman Co-Executive Editor Civil Air Patrol Lieutenant Organization ME7, Student Assembly .lunior Arista Camera Club WEBB, DOLORES WEKSLER, SYLVIA WEINBJERG, LILLIAN . Office 257 4 WEINBERG, LYLLA Folklore Club Erasmian Representativ 11 lk!Wroef0E WEINER, BARBARA Dutchman Representative Erasmian Representative Senior Yearbook S if , Rostra I! G.O. Repr s VN IVC p 4' f , ' .- . J, Y lf If Q' ff ,Ji tru' gli N, ' f f 'LX 0 0 J EIN ER R,G E vt! onC WEINER, HARVEY , 1 V A f f I. ., x..o,, ,'l - ' - 4' .. . p ,- ,- v .rg v ,. I X, g .,,-fr .Jf 4... O - ff + 1 W ' ' gf 'a ,I 4-w-..vt 4 W WEINER, JOY' ' OHice 149 A Sans Souci Bihliophile Senior Yearbook Staff Music Appreciation WEINSTEIN, ESTELLE Office 101 Biological Research Club Dance Club Senior Yearbook Staff WEINSTEIN, HENRY Program Committee C356 yrs? WEINTRAUB, BARBARA Social Studies O Q3 yrs.D 52? W WJ F ootlighters or ' fr Organization HE ,f Vice President ' y Radio Workshop W Bihliophile A NJN Classica Sodalitas WEINTRAUB, MARILYN Personality Club . if I WEISS, HELEN Choral Club 1216 yrs.j Student Assembly Swimming Team Senior Yearbook Staff Sports Gym Q25 yrs.j lea S da ltas L112 yrs.j Student se i fl rj - D 'ti el m QVOI i VVERFELIVIAN, GLORIA Senior Arista .lunior Arista La Tertulia President Math Tcuni Secretary X.Y.Z. Club Bowling Club WERNICK, ANNETTE Dancing Club Senior Yearbook Staff H WILSON, ALVIN Student Assembly Usher-Parents Night WILSON, CATHERINE Office 249A CSM yrs.J Organization HEY G.O. Store Student Assembly G.O. Representative' W A , W I , , V ' F , ai , , I , X fgz' J, Q- is, if- ,W ff- ,Q yi- ff .. f ? 4 f , iw W f f ' ' Q, WINDERBAUM, CELIA Footlighters Organization E Miss Hill's Office All-City-Radio Workshop Sports Softball -HE Hockey, Tennis Swimming WINKLER, MARILYN Bank Representative G.O. Representative S.O.S. Club Folklore Club I Senior Yearbook Staff WIRTZBAUM, VIOLET Footlighters Badminton WTSHNER, ANITA Senior Arista Biology Office Lunehroom Squad Miss Batehelor's Office Regents Week Basketball Badminton WITTENBERG, MARILYN Chapel Guard Typing Regents Week Grade Advisor's Office Miss Bradburnis Office Office 101 WITTENBERG, RHEA Student Assembly G.O. Representative WODKA, DOLORES WOLKENFELD, RALPH WOLLMAN, PAUL G.O. Representative Senior Yearbook Staff Student Assembly ' f f , .f ea- fi fl lj l .i f' ,f ' WORTMAN, DIANA L Senior Arista Dutchman Staff Business Manager Organization MEM Cantata Biology Club Sans Souci Chemistry Club WOTMAN, DOROTHY Lunehroom Squad Cantata Student Assembly Erasmian Representative G.O. Representative WURTS, KATHLEEN YANOWITZ, HERBERT X.Y.Z. Club YELDEZIAN, GARY Hi' Y CBetaJ YONTES, SYDELL S.O.S. Basketball Senior Yearbook Staff Erasmian Representative YOUNG, HERBERT Dutchman Representative Basketball Squad Grade Basketball Team YOUNG, ROBERT Chess Club Chemistry Club . !'L,,1f I ,. ,f X. , 1,1 ,, YUKELSON, ELAINE Senior Arista Junior Arista Secretary Program Committee Student Assembly Q2 yrs.j Grade V-Vice-President Oflice 159 I, YVLES, HERBERT Soccer- t Vafrsi, 113 yrs 1' ev LJ se fy 1 I ZEITZ, ONALD Er lian Staff Y' Stu ent semb Maj 1' a r Gym S cretary BACKER, JoEL Radio Club President Camera Club Radio Wforksbop , O ZELL, MARILYN Senior Arista Grade Adviser's Office f'Organization E Program Committee Junior Arista Les Cadets La Tertulia ZWIREN, JOAN Student Assembly Secretary Mrs. Halpin's Office Miss Stanton's Office DYER, DONALD Farm Victory Corps PLATNICK, LEONARD Varsity Football MEN Three Years Student Assembly Audubon Club Dutchman Rcpresentatn e lntramurals-Basketball Miss Titcomlfs Office f IN 41 ,ll U .,-. I 1- ' -.,-'- f 5. A R X, 3 y ' I af- X , 1 'All I ge CAMERA CORSE, JOSEPH .l. Arch Patrol BRAVERMAN, IRWIN COHEN, NORMAN ENGEL, ROBERT GOLDBERG, PAUL G. 0. Store Representative Arch Patrol Student Assembly Rifle Club SHY ISAACS, JACK Basketball ,I V SAUTER, CHARLES Newman Club SOLNET, MYRON WATTON, IRWIN Basketball 43 yrs.J WOOLWICH, LAWRENCE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of February 1948, being of sound Illilld and body, do hereby ordain and establish this last will and testament. To Mr. Stratton-we leave a Santa Claus suit with padding to go with the twinkle in his eye. To Mr. Zimmerman- we leave a boy who doesn't cuss, smoke, cut classes, or forge-one who doesn't enjoy the finer things in life. To Dr. Wedeck-we leave a book the New York Times won't pan. To Miss Mac Coll-we leave pin-up girls to put on her bulletin boards so that her students will look at it. To the Art Department - we leave clever posters for a change -hmmnlmnl. To Miss Mastin-we leave a cat, just to change the monotony of things. To the Girl's Gym Department-we leave a washing machine to save us the trouble every week. To Miss Hntcllelor-we leave our heartfelt thanks and we make her an honorary advisor of--Vogue. To the Math Department-we leave cheer leaders for the team. To Mr. Rolirlwrgywe leave Seniors who won't put up any argu- ments and who will not want a Prom. To Dr. McNeill-we leave just thoughts. To the Music Department-we leave Seniors who are all members of the Cantata, Choral and Glee Clubs. To Mr. Dane-we leave a copy of the magazine HToday's Woman. To Miss Weirich-we leave patience and fortitude foopsl a slip of a clichej. To the French Department-we ask just one question, MParlez vous Francais'?', To the uFreshie',-all we can leavehis sympathy. To the entire Faculty-we leave Schrafftis with a new price list to meet their budgets, scooters so they can eliminate rides on the Flatbush Avenue trolleys, and suits of armor for protection when they push past students in the hall, on the stairway, and under the arches. To Dessy-we leave a new edition, but be sure its covered. To Erasmus Hall-we leave after four wonderful years. We, the undersigned, having after four for morej years set down for posterity all that we Wish to leave , do hereby attest the legality of this document to be known as the Last Will and Testament of the Class of February 1948. CLUB ACTIVITIES Erasmus Hall in the past few years has broadened greatly upon clubs, sports, and other extra curricular activities . . . It's for every Joe and Josie Erasmus to take advantage of these opportunities offered. Why, when we first entered the Old Grey School very few of us were aware of the scope of clubs and teams that were to be found to suit the tastes and interests of all. Arista is the honor society of the school. It was founded at Erasmus Hall by Dr. Walter B. Gunnison in 1910, when he was principal. From this club grew the Arista League, the honor organization of all the New York City High Schools. To be a member of Arista, one must have attained the highest records in scholarship, character and service. The present adviser is Miss Mildred Noxon. On Friday afternoon, X. Y. Z., the Mathematics Club of the school under the supervision of Mrs Ruth Berkowsky holds its meetings. This group gives assistance to students who are weak in math. Those who have gone into the complicated intricacies of Trigonometry, Plane Geometry, Algebra or Intermediate Algebra have also found help there. The Camera Club does the job of photographing the important events that occur during the school year. Professional men from the business world give lectures on the fine points of this art, and teach these young hopefuls the Mtricks of the trade. Strains of the old ballads M0n Top of Old Smoky, and HGolden Slippersf' and notes from a well pitched guitar can be heard coming from the Folklore Club with Mr. Samuel Gallant as its leader. To show off the NBards of the school we have Footlighters, the Dramatic Club. Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Betty Sierles they have delighted us with many line chapel programs. Other outstanding activities are the Chess Club, The Earth and Science Club, Rostra, The Red Cross Club, La Tertulia, Les Cadets, Senate and Classica Sodalitas. Yes, indeed, many activities do occur after the hours spent Readin', Bitin' and doing ilfiithmetic. mwwmgqm, 'hr , p l, N 3,07 fl My viii X Za' 1 1 ff f . fc? X Ki, 1, W '4 4. 41 XQMQ Bfw 1 1. ,E ff X X f y ,iiZ'?bX W. ..,,., ,, .11 , V- ' Lv , wf . -f , fi , f 1 fi .f ,f f, 1 4f X' 444, , ' Wi f M 'Q W' M ,J 5 -, ,iw ,aff , . gg, fx MZZK' A . f uw I f X Q M, M '. , KW 'w f7?f , V VV A, J, 3 ,U V, f ,mf , M f ' , gf -wx' f' ,f' , W I I. . ' I Q X Z ,,,, Z ' f . ' 4, VA, 4 fw,M,.,,,? 5 .WV ,,!, ,, Www. wiv 'ff V W f ff ,I f X, ., V-X.g,7f'51zgf A hx :HV ,J My W ,,,. M, .7!te Mai eam 0 ur oliuea ONE. A ,4.........,...,. ...,4.....A, . .. ...,... . Remember our first year? We came to school at ten after eight to be doubly sure we would be on time for our first class. We'd rush to Quiet Period so as to have plenty of time to fill out everything but income tax blanks, which we were sure had been omitted by some mistake, to join the C.U. and to subscribe to the Dutchman. As a night's homework we inflicted the G.O. handbook upon ourselves. Each football game found us cheering wildly, camouliaged beneath banners and buttons. We attended the Spring Concert, simple-minded enough to believe that this was an extenuating circumstance which excused us from all home- work. Our teachers believed differently, however, and Freshmen or no Freshmen, we had to learn the hard way. Life had it's compensations, though, for regentis week found us sunning ourselves at exclusive Bay 4. As Sophisticated Sophmores we discovered the marvels of an infir- mary pass, we drew up plans for the construction of an excalator to Studio D, and we begged, borrowed, or stole upper-classmen's program cards so we could proudly flaunt senior buttons. At that time we received meager allowances which forced us to eat in L'Pierre's Food Emporium which was flanked by the bookroom, boiler room, and swimming pool. For the first time the grade became outstanding when Sylvia Spivak took over the job of Girl Leader of Junior Arista. Now we could sit in Chapel and pick out familiar faces in the vocal and instrumental music clubs as well as in the Footlighters. We finally belonged!! By the end of the term, we were superb marksmen . . . Dessy was richer by some hundred odd pennies and we experienced our first RECENTS. THREE ..., ,,.,...,,,,.,...,..,,,,.......,....,,.,...,,... In our Junior year we attended the G.0. Carnival in gym 425 and helped to elect Mr. Stratton as the most Mbeautifulw in The Teachers Baby Beauty Contest. We ransacked our homes for old clothes to send over-seas. At this time, Garfield's wasnit so uelitei' and we could dish the dirt without fear of spoiling the surroundings. We still weren't brave enough to stand up before Miss Stanton's unwavering glance and did everything in our power fexcept behavej to avoid her domain. We saw Bernie Kahn and Frank Mandel score some points for the MFlying-Fish. On another stage Ruth Spinner and Celia Winderbaum made the school sit up, in their Chapel seats, no less, and take notice of our grade with their performances in Mary, Queen of Scots. Helene Login and Leah Green won first and third prizes respectively in the Richard E. Young Contest. This year we found how it felt to have and take conflicting regents. FOUR .4.........i.4,........,,...,i.......,,4,........ti. Hail to the mighty Seniors! This was the MEra of Figetsw with close campaigning among Bob Levey and Maurice Kogut, Nancy Stone and Joan Platt, Jeanne Melvin and Elaine Yukelson, all running for G.O. office. We crowded into 314 to listen to Bruce Crystal on the rampage for better student government while the minutes slipped through the fingers of Joan Langs and later, Shari Nestler. The names of Stan Juroff, Selma Mehlman and Myron Kandel caught our eyes as we opened our Dutchman falso that of an insignificant but striving reporter, Dorine Greenbergj. On a Friday night in May '47, Miss Batchelor greeted us as we descended to gym 57 for our Lucky 7 Dance. Herb Hartig and Bernie Sunshine kept us entertained, each in his own way. Next thing we knew we had elected Shelly Gross, Charlie Rosenblum, and Sheila Cooperman as our Grade 8 officers. We were staring into a camera and vowing as we left the photographers that not one of the proofs would come outi-- we weren't too far from wrong. Soon after we were penniless, what with the Yearbook, the Prom, and Senior Dues. In senior singing we managed to conveniently lose our voices when we were called upon to sing alone, but what can be expected at that ungodly hour? We deciphered college applications and brushed up for the college board. We no longer looked forward to graduation for we knew that the things we had found fault with had helped to make up the four MBest Years of Our Livesf, YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER ir A' ir TO ALL OUR FRIENDS OF ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL REMEMBER In Flatbush lfs In Brownsville It's ALEON PHOTOGRAPHERS METZ PHOTO STUDIOS 1075 IVLATBIISH AVENUE 1525 PITKIN AVENUE Nr. Cortel ou Road y Cor. Saratoga Avenue HU:-kminslcr li lllfifl lIUc'kminst1-r 'lf--H323 Dlukens 2-9874 PHOTOGRAPHS OF ANY TYPE IN THE MODERN MANNER 'A' 'A' ir The Official Photographers of the Class of February 1943 of Erasmus Hall High School EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE GRADUATES AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR SPECIALLY PRICED PHOTOGRAPHS South Bend Lathes for Accuracy and Dependahility A. C. COLBY MACHINERY CO. EXCLUSIVE NEW YORK DISTRIBUTOR 183 CENTRE STREET N Yk13NY CA 164140 Compliments of . . . 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Mr. We Fried reigns ln his domain Over 88l3 Detention at eight will sure be your fate If you're caught chewing on the scene. annoy him, we fuss We chew and We cuss All of which we don't mean For we love him we do, Weld cast our vote too For the gentleman of 8813. Compliments of 3322 Richard Arick Seymour Armstrong George Cohen Theodore Counes Edward De Vos Jerome Freed, Vice President Jack Goldsweig Arnold Goodman Charles Jibilian Stanley Klein Morton Kurzweil Leo Bettig, President and CHARLES RITTER Floyd Rosenberg Bernard Storch Norman Strasser Bernard Sunshine Ralph Wolkenfeld Joan Baruch Selma Bazar Renee Director Maxine Garmanick Ruth Garmise Ada Goldstein Margo HanHing Marilyn Heiken Myra Kassel Sandra Kull Dorothy Mattioli Lila Mishelof Josephine O,Brien Marilyn Paterson Vera Payne Anne Schiff Grace Ursino, Secretary Marilyn Winkler Rhea Wittenberg Here's To You, Our Yearbook fair! This page tells that we shall always care And after February 2 there won,t be any kicks We shan,t let you down! thatis us 8826. President-Melvin Fuchs Vice-President-Kurt Frohlich Secretary-Donald Zeitz John Avakian Joel Backer Anita Bazar Albert Berkowitz Barry Bernhardt Leonard Birch lra Bravin Kenneth Duskin Donald Dyer Norman Fogel Beverly Friedman Leon Furth Sidney Glassman Paul Goldberg Peter Grillo Patience Jones Edward L. Kearney Beverly Koppel Rhoda Lang Bernard Lehman Ernest Oliveri Marcella Perrone Robert Rosenberg Adeline Rubin Sylvia Schwartz William Sutta Dolores Webb Harvey Weiner Violet Wirtzbaum Dolores Wodka Compliments of Martin Ackerman Donald Angel George Bergh Bertram Braun Irwin Braverman Joseph Corse Danny Corsello Abe Elkin Lester Fredericks Walter Gremse Robert Hirsh Stanley Hollender Richard Johnson Paul Kahn Bert Levitan Melvin Mankin Fred Martin Frank Mazone Nicholas Nicholas Leonard Platnick and MR. BRAVERMAN 3823 Charles Sauter George Scotten lrwin Wotton Gary Yeldezian Rosalyn Bass Anna Chiappisi Shirlee Cohen Aurora Dinaro Marion Gierl Lenore Goldstein Barbara Kuperman Anita Lauwa Gloria Martinez Lucille Miller Rosette Mines Anna Newell Maureen Ogden Peggy Richter Rhoda Ross Marilyn Wittenberg Compliments of 3317 Official Teacher-Miss Moffett President-Stanley Jurofi Vice-President-Sheila Cooperman Secretary-Helen R. Weiss John Byrne Lawrence Chadell Arthru Diamond Michael Goldstein Harold Greenberg Joseph Hohenstein Walter Jackman Mitchell Learner Harvey Meyer lrwin Peckman Stanley Rich Herbert Schwartzbard Martin Shapiro Stanley Shwidock Stanley Silverman Howard Stringer Daniel Tannenberg Herbert Young Bernice Bernstein Elaine Bernstein Gloria H. Carlson Greta J. Cohen Barbara Deitel Ruth Estrin Renee Goldman Eileen Gunsher Barbara Jaffe Doreen Katz Marion R. Kiel Marilyn Matus Harriet Mothner Ruda Podemsky Dorothy Samberg Zita Silverstein Natalie Uress Kathleen Wurts Atop the tower battlements Surmounting Flatbush Avenue ln the windswept domains Where Reynolds reigns A glimmering hope we have. Though muddled and huddled Befuddled we are One thing fills us with elation The time is coming, itis not very far For our emancipation. lvan Aaronson Alma Abrams Merle Adams Morton Albert Cynthia Bean Florence Beerman Vivian Berg William Brown Joel Brown Alan Cohan Norman Cohen James Goodner Doris Grill Stanley Halbreich Jack Harary Nancy James Lillian Kramer Joan Kraus Raymond Levy Helen Lopatin Anne Markman Jerome Marks Conrad Milbauer Peretz Miller Stanley Moskowitz Anne Navarra Alfred Peterseil Arnold Pennenberg MR. PAUL REYNOLDS Gloria Price Margaret Price Valentine Rizzi Rosalyn Schraub Jeanette Schwartz Sonia Shafi Martin Shimenowitz Richard Sklar Norma Spiegel Janet Ventura Laura Vitale Wilma Wagman Dorothy Wotman Anita Wishner The Brightest Seniors Ever Seen. Hail from 3315 Norman Beckenstein Howard Bernstein Elaine Bricker Rascha Cohen Bruce Crystal loseph Dowd Myra Dubro Edith Erdman Rosemarie Flaschentreg Natalie Frank Sydel Glanlz Beverly Golden Morton Greenberg Herbert Hartig Shirley Hausman Elaine Honig ,lune Isaacson Shirley Jacobs Irma Kaplan Robert Abrams Jesse Berkman Francis Chisdes Bard Cosman Sheldon Gross Sheldon Jacofs Bertram Kaufman Maurice Kogut Robert Levey Robert Passer James Pierce Charles Rosenblun Alan Schulman Ronald Thier Gilbert Weinberg Leona Annenberg Nancy Booth Elaine Cohen Carol Davidson lrva Gingold 1 Cl' Lucille Kashins Daniel Kay Rita Kivett Charles Krakauer Stanley Kreinik Alfred Leibow Renee Leibowitz Frank Morgan Madeleine Reines Alice Roseff Leonard Saflir Helen Slatkin Sylvia Spivak Claire Stern Mvrna Stuart Mary Tolson Richard Washrmr Estelle Weilisteiri Barbara Vlfeintraub lay Vlfeissman Compliments of CLASS 3311 Rea Gloicher Ruth Goulich Leah Green Linette Kerzner .ludith Lanes Rhoda Lapidus Helene Login Renee London Gloria Malden lean Melvin Shari Nestler Estelle Regen Marilyn Sanders Ruth Spinner Gloria Steinlauf Betty Steinberg Alida Van Bronkhorst Ramona Waxenberg Gloria Werfelman Celia Winderbaum ERAMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION To the Class of February 1911-8: Welcome to the Greater Erasmian Community! The Alumni Association has been organized for the past two years. Through the Association you can keep in touch with your school and fellow classmates through the years to come. Fine friend- ships can be maintained through the association, and added to your growing circle of interest and contacts. What part can you play in the Association? l. Become an active member of your class committee. See your class president, Sheldon Gross, vice president, Charles Rosenblum or the secretary Sheila Cooperman. 2. Attend the Alumni Reunions during the Christmas vacation and the Easter vacation. 3. Inform the association immediately of any change of name or address, 4. Volunteer information about activities that interest you. 5. Send personal news items to the Alumni Newsw at the school - care of Mr. Rohrberg. Sincerely RICHARD BERNSTEIN President Hereis to the Class of 348 Hereis to the Old Gray School Here's to the gals we used to date And the boys they used to fool. Hereas to the teachers from one to eight That taugh us the golden rule Sol A toast to us of 748 Let's pray that we all graduate And leave the Old Gray School. Herbert Arowesty Lewis Berman Ralph Braaf Walter Breitbart Marvin Bressler Ray Feltman Robert Foshko Monroe Goldman Robert Gottdenker Bernard Herson Calvin Hochberg, Reginald Hudson Jack Isaacs Bernard Kahn Howard Kaplan Howard Mantel Bert Mitchel Norman Mosberg Robert Platin Vice-President Dorothy Bock Diane Braunschweigerf Georgianna Carisi E,Louise Cascio Gloria Charap Judy Frohman Marion Goldman Lucille Hyfler Marilyn Letzter Dorothy Lipschultz Elinor Meyer Ioan Morton!Secretary Shirley Nelkin Sydell Pikoff Carol Riegelhaupt Eleanor Rosenberg Bernice Sekuler Marilyn Sekuler Xanthia Trias ' Annette Wernick President P N, Q1 r -4 xx ww: Q -.a I ,, - 4 Ya ' , ' n 'IW AM- mv ,A ' , -, u.. 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