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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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The ARCH Published by Hue Senior Class January I950 ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 1.. .J bv' '-.cgi , X tpvw- .5 Aww I ttf Y 0 .Pav Vi , xl' A' .L Ae -wf 5 S4 , .ww Q1 4 ERASMUS ffrccz' fic siimils. with scfiofurfy mieii: Xvise, ufiili quiizl digrzily . . . His eyes fwfielff lfie proseni: His fiopcfs. lfie fiilure . . . Filling inspirm'i0ri fo Virgiin yoiilfi. jhe Gurtain Descends The curTain descends: And we sTand under The FlaTbush Arch waTching The Trees sway wiTh The wind. From The Tower above come young voices raised in 'Auld Lang Syne' ...and we can noT help buT recall memories. . . Highschool has been our greaTesT advenTure Trom The Time when as Freshmen we searched vainly Tor STudio D-or arrended our TirsT Chapel and Tried To sing The Erasmus l-lall l-lymn. We recall The baTTle againsT The bell during QuieT Period while compleTing our homeworlc-The sore ThroaTs aTTer a vicTorious ball game-dodging The eyes oT The arch paTrol-The consulTaTions wiTh our grade adviser concerning our TuTure-and The silenT halls during regenTs week, echoing The weary sTeps oT The sTudenTs. ATTer Tour years we emerge men and women, no longer shelTered from The problems oT The world. The curTain rises: We have Transversed inTo a new world and builT new dreams based upon The wisdom ThaT came aTTer a seemingly endless paTh. We have Tormed everlasTing 'Friendships wiTh sTudenTs, TaculTy and lcnowledgeg and iT is our duTy To puT ThaT knowledge To good use, when wiTh diploma in hand we go ouT inTo The world. DR. JOHN F. MCNEILL Principal, Erasmus Hall High School jo the Glass of January 1950 CongraTuIaTions upon The successTuI compIeTion oT your high school course and besT wishes Tor conTinued success in whaTever you underTaIce in The many years ahead. Your Teachers hope ThaT Erasmus I-Iall has sTimu- IaTed your minds, broadened your vision, helped you develop habiTs oT indusTry and diligence, and opened your eyes To The imporTance oT The individual in The social scheme. lvlay The TuTure be a rich TuITiIImenT oT The promise you have shown here. IT is easy To be pessimisTic in a world characTerized by inTernaTionaI Tension and suspicion and by inTernal biclcering and sguabbling. To The sTrong in mind, hearT, and characTer, however, presenT condiTions are buT a challenge ThaT presenTs an opporTuniTy To you, The new generaTion. The modern young man and The modern young woman will noT be depressed by The TaulTs and Tailures oT manlqind buT will see in Those very Tailures prob- Iems ThaT you can and will solve. The Tair-minded, Too, will see abouT us abundanT examples oT how we are overcoming wealcness, preiudice, and iniusTice and how we are opening wider The doors oT opporTuniTy To all. Erasmus I-Iall has Trom iTs beginning sTressed The imporTance oT The individual. The obiecT oT The old Academy was To educaTe youTh on a liberal plan and To Trame Their manners upon The principles oT virTue and poIiTeness. In beginning his worlc as principal, Dr. WaITer BalTour Gunnison ouTlined The purpose oT The modern Erasmus I-Iall in These words: Erasmus I-Tall shall sTand, so Tar as in me lies, Tor sound scholarship, Tor general cul- Ture and reTinemenT, and Tor ThaT characTer Thar shall be seIT-reIianT and manIy. ThaT ideal has persisTed, and iT will conTinue, I Teel sure, inTo The TuTure. And The Troubles and problems oT our day will be meT adeguaTeIy only iT all oT us Teel ThaT personal responsibiliTy and grow in mind and characTer oT The TinesT and highesT Type. IT is The earnesT prayer oT your Teachers ThaT Their eTTorTs in some small degree have conTribuTed To This deveIopmenT in you, The hope oT America. I-IearTiesT greeTings and besr wishes To you all. May The years ahead be Tor each one oT you Tull oT happiness, growTh, and accompIishmenT. Sincerely yours, JOI-IN F. McNEII.I. Principal 1 We, lhe members of lhe Class of January l95O, sincerely dedicare This edilion of fhe ARCH lo our Grade Adviser, lviiss Florence Denholmg and To Jrhose who have guided us wilh wisdom, friendliness, and under- slanding ro The road of fulure success commencing a'r our gradualion. jo the Glass of January I 950 Your cruise in The realm oT educaTion was well under way when Mr. Korey's promoTion leTT your ship wiThouT a capTain and l was given com- mand oT iT. The course was seT. Now The porT is in sighT and This cruise nearly over. Soon iT will be all ashore, -commencement-a new begin- ning,-a new advenTure. You will be Thrown upon your own resources, To Thinlc Tor yourselves. To decide Tor yourselves, To acT Tor yourselves, To sTand alone if need be. Your success will depend largely on The hapiTs oT sTudy and concenTraTion already Tormed and pracTised, on The aTTiTudes you have adopTed, on The moral code To which you adhere. We have emphasized The imporTance oT courTesy. cooperaTion, and dependapiliTy. l hope we have made you conscious oT The TacT ThaT The righTs and privileges which are your inheriTance as Americans are a TrusT which you may enioy only as long as you accepT The responsibiliTy Tor iTs mainTenance. IT, as The years go lay. you Tail To do your parT in saTeguarding This inheriT- ance you will be conTribuTing To The loss oT These righTs and privileges which now you Talce Tor granTed. LeT your philosophy be, WhaT can l conTrilouTe To The conTinuance oT The American way oT liTe? raTher Than WhaT's in iT Tor me? No doul3T you have heard iT said, and wiTh reason, Blessed are Those who expecT noThing. Now as you seT ouT on a new cruise. look To your charTs and compass. and ploT your course wiTh care. Each should seT Tor himself some worTh- while goal and sTrive as besT as he can To achieve iT. You have my hearTiesT good wishes Tor your success. Guard your healTh. Weigh careTully your opporTuniTies. STand up To Tace The TuTure unaTraid, wiTh The assurance ThaT all Things worlc TogeTher Tor good To Them ThaT love God. The admoni- Tion oT The Old TesTamenT propheTs is sTill wise and TiTTing: Be sTrong and oT good courage: Tear noT, Tor The Lord Thy God, l-le iT is who doTh go wiTh Thee: l-le will noT Tail Thee nor Torsalce Thee. FLORENCE DENT-IOLM r - . - -f N, 4 . . - , V - ...bmw f sf Kukewswamwmv w.m,wwwMmim'mam.awwfgswsmmfwaxlkf ,- . Q i f? if 53 5: S2 5 9 M 1 E .N f E, is LZ i' wx aw su S2 nfs: A: 1 msmammmswmsvw.z,,.f nzmmiwnrgx vsysk-www , 41 ,- -t -my - w x-6 1w,.m,.w.V . Wm Mr. Miss Mrs. Mrs. THE PLAYBILL For +he Chapel Theafer Class of I95O Prese-nfs: ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL Who's who in The casl Dane-An old Timer on Broadway, Mr. Dane is well remembered by his Jrhrilled audiences in The Women, Ladies in Reliremenl, As +he Girls Go. l-le will open in a new play enlilled I Ha+e Women. Slanlon-Miss Slanlon shall never be Torgollen for her greal per- formances in Crime and Punishmenl, Trial By Jury, and Annie Gel Your Gun. She will reopen in Crime ancl Punishmenl' in The fall as she enioyed doing Jrhal play very much. Vaughn-Seen only once before on Broadway, when she appeared in The Kid from Spain. Since Then she had been acling in her nalive counlry, Peru, in Carmen. Dorney-This lalenled dancing slar lasl seen in Look Ma l'm Dancing and Allegro. l-ler lalesl Anclan+e will open in The fall. Mr. GallanT-lV1osT BroadwayiTes remember Mr. GallanT and his Tamous guiTar in Oklahoma in which criTics reTerred To him as The mosT TalenTed guiTar player in The counTry. l-lis nexT play will be Me An' Mah LiTTle Banjo, a play abouT Lincoln STeTTens. lvirs. Berkowsky-This Tine acTress has made her name on Broadway in The Circle and Squaring The Circle. l-ler nexT play will be Beyond The l-lorizonTal. Mr. Zimmerman-This acTor is well remembered in DeTecTive STory and The heaTed play Summer and Smoke involving The sale oT cigareTTes To minors. Mr. Johnson-Mr. Johnson was TirsT seen on Broadway in Charlie's AunT, which was a Tremendous success. l-lis laTesT, Where's Charlie? is even Tunnier. Dr. McNeill-A brillianT acTor, Dr. McNeill, was TirsT seen This season in Command Decision. ITs seguel Will They All GraduaTe? will be pre- senTed in January. Mr. STraTTon-Mr. STraTTon has iusT reTurned Trom a successTul sTay in CaliTornia where The sTory oT his liTe, The STraTTon STory, was Tilmed. l-le will appear in January in Lend An Ear. Dr. Wedeck-Well known enTerTainer oT The LaTin QuarTer, Dr. Vifodeck was lasT seen on Broadway in MacbeTh and Brigadoon, a ScoTTish play al3ouT a LaTin Tragedy. Mr. Murray-CriTics raved abouT Mr. lVlurray's perTormance in Ben Johnson's The AlchemisT. I-lis nexT, LighT Up The Sky, a new play abouT aTomic energy. Class oT I95O-ATTer a Tour year run oT Having a Wonderful Time, This group will close ThaT show and presenT Goodbye My Fancy in January. , .Wim :L Q M -. , 25 Z 9 W, 0' I ww A-QW Q W , 1, K f f M X Q I K fi Y -1 L ,- f- QA wi :I A , , ., s '5?z 4' ,f ,Q .. . .. -. ,aqw,,.. ,W- F I N, Q, , W, N, I Y f vw' : , ' S2 em when 41 ,L . M, , 1- ff. N 'ff ij nf . - :gin 1 . ', 4 -' Q., 4. 3 o .ffm ' U3ast and 53resent Wilh apologies lo Thomas I-Iood I remember, I remember The school ol my lour years The early session when we Came peeping in al dawn. We never came a wink loo lale. And rushed like mad lo make lhe gale- Bul if we didn'l, woe is us. Miss Slanlon sure could raise a lussl I remember, I remember The gymsuils, big and small Green and blue and paslels, loo We looked like Aulumn, and Spring and Fall. The bell would ring-A lire drill! March down lhose slepsI lwilh boys lo see Couldn'l gymsuils be glamorous? I remember, I remember Erasmus loolball players. Tall and lair: black and blue While we would cheer wilh mighly prose- A leg would break, and lhen a nose. They were our heroes, lhough almosl dead Ivlinus a loolhg minus a head. I remember, I remember The school ol my lour years. Gradualion and Senior Day Diplomas and lhe lears, We bid larewell and look our palhs, Bul now 'lis lillle ioy To know I'm larlher oll lrom Erasmus Than when I was a boy. and laugh al us Qzrls' Sports They call me Snoopy I'm a camera, Class oT January, I95O. I've been ouT To more sporTs during my Tour years aT The Old Grey School Than any oTher Erasmian To daTe. Why I can remember back when I was only a box camera .... Those were The days when we as Treshmen goT up aT The crack oT dawn To play hockey. Ivly TeammaTes, Alice Cardona, I-Ielen AvloniTis, Phyllis Schlags, lvlary Ellen Dyer, and Carol Zeiger, were an enThusiasTic group ThaT spring in '-46. They've remained ardenT hockey players, and won Their E, I-I. in sixTh Term. I didn'T seem To click unTil I was TiTTed Tor a Tlash- couIdn'T see aT ThaT hour in The morn .... In Third Term I had begun To maTure. I became a reTIex camera and had guiTe a Time Trying To caTch Those low serves which Phyllis Schlags execuTed aT Tennis. Whenever l'd geT a shoT oT a TerriTic Torehand drive by RuTh Schein, iT wouIdn'T be in Tocus. In The background Though you would clearly see EdiTh RosenThal, Ann EranceviTz, Carolyn T-legarTy, or Carol Zeiger searching Tor a Thing called Torm. AT soTTbaII I goT my TirsT good picTure. I caughT Elaine RiT- Ter caTching behind Sabina ReisTeId's powerTuI baT. Our TorTe aT This sporT lay in The STock Twins, Lorraine and Beverly, Gladys AugarTen, Teresa SisTo, and CaTherine Riche. Lady Luck wasn'T wiTh us here eiTher. Ouch, my ground glass hurTs . . . musT be grow- pains again, yep, and here I am, now a miniaTure camera. I've Tound Two more wonderTuI sporTs, baskelball and badminTon. AT baskeTbalI, The big six, I-leidi Vorchheimer, Sabina Reisfeld, our Twins Beverly and Lorraine, Mary Ellen Dyer and I-lelen AvloniTis were Too TasT Tor me. I didn'T have To go Tor re- pairs unTiI I poked my lens inTo badminTon. We had IoTs oT Teamwork and acTion, es- pecially when Elaine RiTTer and Carol Zeiger led Grade VI by beaT- ing The Carolyn I-IegarTy, I-Ieidi Vorchheimer duo. Again, as in mosT oT our sporTs, we Tailed To win our IeTTers. My classmaTes really grew up when I became a press camera. Those were The days. AT The bowling alleys I was chased down a long slippery runway by a big round Thing which Elaine l2iTTer, Phyllis Schlags, DoroThy I-Iarmon and Gloria Klein, our sTrike arTisTs, assured me was noThing more Than a bowling ball. For weeks aTTerward Though my bellows were a wee biT shaky. AImosT Tinished my career down in The swimming pool when I braced myseIT on The edge oT The pool To sTop Carolyn I'IegarTy in mid-air during a dive. As she hiT The waTer There was a Tidal wave in which I nearly drowned. BuT I was more clever when phoTographing Irene Walker and RuTh Schein-I hung Trom The raTTers and only goT sprinkled. As a climax To our years aT Uncle Desi's, seven oT my TeammaTes became members oT The Leaders Club, our-schooI's aThIeTic honor socieTy. On January 3I, I95O, These girls, Carolyn I-IegarTy, Elaine RiTTer, Carol Zeiger, Phyllis, Lorraine STock, Beverly STock. and I-Ielen AvloniTis, my oTher classmaTes and I, will be graduaTed Trom Erasmus I-Iall. AT lasT we have reached maTuriTy, I as a press camera and They as graduaTes. Now we are all headed in an upward paTh, my Triends, some as sTudenTs, oThers in business. and me, well, l'll go To a school Tor cameras. lT's abouT Time I learned whaT To do wiTh myselT, isn'T iT. Q 'SM' W if ig 1 Z . ggwwwww ,,,, f - Q - ,Yi ! J , Q. . A 46 ' W' an C 1 ClUl3 Cl SSES Clubs As solemn Taced Freshmen we enTered our oTTicial class every day. In order To geT To our oTTicial class or any oTher class, we sooner or laTer had To pass under an Arch. And when we did we couldn'T escape The eTernal TickeTs. FooTball TickeTs, dance TickeTs, Turkey TroT TickeTs, and coTTon ball TickeTs were always There. Sooner or laTer we were Torced inTo buying some TickeTs or oTher. Then since we couldn'T leT The money we had spenT go To wasTe, we wenT To The acTiviTy and discovered To our greaT surprise ThaT we really enioyed iT. And ThaT was how iT was wiTh clubs. Our Teachers would broadcasT diTTerenT clubs regularly, like radio commercials. Finally we decided To go and see whaT Those clubs really were. Those wiTh a noTion To acT wenT To Try ouT Tor FooTlighTers DramaTic Club or The Radio Workshop. Those ThaT were inTeresTed in ioining aThleTic Teams wenT To sTarT Training. Soon clubs were so crowded iT was hard To geT inTo Them. The joining oT The diTTerenT clubs could be compared To The rising oT a curTain unTil iT reached The Top. As Freshmen The curTain was only slighTly liTTed Trom The ground. This was because Freshmen had laTe hours. Only a Tew Things were opened To Them. The elemenTary maTh club was called A. B. C. The Gay Caballeros was The Spanish Club. For sporTs There was hockey in The morning, SaTurday morning To be exacT, and also Tennis. When The curTain reached iTs halT-way mark, we were Sophomores. There were so many diTTerenT Teams, TooTball and baseball, swimming and soccer, ThaT There iusT had To be a cheering squad. Thus The Babs came inTo exisTence. For maThemaTical geniuses There was The lvlaTh Team. Some oT us ioined The Y or The Maccabees or The Newman Club. Our program was Tull. The curTain rose once again. This Time we were Juniors. PracTically all exTra curricular acTiviTies were open To us. IT you liked To debaTe, RosTra was open To The girls and The SenaTe Tor The boys. IT you were inclined To wriTe iournalisTically, The DuTchman doors were open To you, iT you had a Tlare Tor The shorT sTory or poeTry you mighT Try The Erasmian. Finally, The lasT curTain call Took place. We were seniors, and The curTain had hiT The Top. Senior ArisTa was open To T-lonor sTudenTs. The Year Book CommiTTee Took care oT graduaTion picTures and hisTories Tor The Year Book and The prom commiTTee arranged and rearranged The prom. Then iT was all over and much Too quickly-Those wonderTul clubs where so many new Triends were made and where hobbies and oTher inTeresTs were developed. We will long remember clubs Tor They have leTT us much To remember. :Things to Gome A play in Three acTs presenTed by Erasmus Hall High School sTudenTs. DirecTed by ...., .. The l3aculTy CasT .. ...,...,, Q.4.,,.. T he Class oT January I95O 'A' AcT I High School Life Time: l946-l95O Place: The grey Towers oT Erasmus Hall Through The Tun and laughTer oT high school liTe can be seen The seri- ous beginning oT THINGS TO CCME. We have wiTh us many budding scienTisTs, wriTers, poliTicians, Wall STreeT Tycoons, enTerTainers, mer- chanTs, and lasT buT noT leasT, The inTiniTe number oT hands ThaT will rocl4 The cradles and rule The world. lCurTainl ACT Il GraduaTion Time: January l95O Place: Academy oT Music Long rows oT buTT and blue gowned graduaTes are seen marching To sTrains oT Pomp and CircumsTance. Proud sTudenTs exhibiT Their hard- won diplomas: beaming parenTs waTch Their sons and daughTers receiving awards Tor proTiciency in various subie-cTs. For This we have been sTriving during The pasT Tour years: and There are many THINGS TO COME. lCurTainl ACT Ill AchievemenT Time: IO years laTer Place: The whole wide world Cur Triends are now very evidenTly in The limelighT. Wherever we go we can hear The much-lauded names oT January I95O graduaTes. From l-larvard To U.C.l..A., Trom NoTre Dame To lvliami, news oT The achievemenT oT our cIassma+es in The Tield oT educaTion reaches our ears. The pages oT The Safurday Review of LiTera'I'ure acclaim The besT sellers wriTTen by sTaTT members oT various Erasmus publicaTions who showed promise in Tormer years. Cars are driven Tor miles on minuTe amounTs oT aTomic Tuel developed by The highly mechanical minds oT people wiTh whom we were graduaTed. PhoTographs oT Wall STreeT Tycoons decoraTe The Tinancial pages oT The New York Times. We recognize These Tamiliar Taces as Those oT our Tormer chums aT Erasmus l-lall l-ligh School. Our graduaTing class now has The addiTional responsibiliTy oT guiding The TooTsTeps oT iTs children Toward The higher and beTTer Things oT liTe. We have achieved our goalg buT There can be no Tinal curTain. Success is never-ending. 6 5' Q 60 HV eb 1950 -f,1', ,,,f Boys' Sports There have been many greaT producTions aT Erasmus l-lall buT none have equalled Those oT our aThleTic producers. In This group oT Tine pro- ducers we Tind such Tamous names as Al Badain, Joe lvlonahan, AusTin Dugan, John Caldwell, Joe Ryan, Abe Warchaiser and George BarTelT. i ACT l Scene l BaskeTball CourT-I946 v Over a period oT lo years Al Badain has produced such Tine baskeTball players ThaT he has Tailed only once To bring his Team inTo The CiTy Championship Play-oTFs. The TirsT casT ThaT we wiTnessed boasTed such sTars as Sparky SmiTh and Ronnie Nadell. Few oT us can TorgeT how, aTTer winning The Brooklyn Championship, This quinTeT baTTled iTs way down To The Tinal game oT The ciTy championship play-oTTs, only To lose To a sTronger Franklin l-ligh School Five by a scanTy Tive poinTs. dl' ACT l Scene ll-IQ47 Few members oT The audience realized ThaT The casT composed oT The undersTudies oT The previous season's squad would go on To win Tor Mr. Badain, his TirsT CiTy Championship. We all remember how l-lerb Cohn, Chuck STevvarT, Al RoTh, l-lank Bezozo and Billy Behrens Took second place To Abe l.incoln's Tine squad during The regular season, only To come back Tor a curTain call and deTeaT Them in The Championship play-oTTs. BuT This casT was desTined To go on To bigger Things aTTer Their momenT oT greaT- ness. AcT I Scene III-I948 This season saw an inexperienced casT make Their debuT led by CapTain Mickey Miller. DespiTe The dire predicTions oT The criTics, These youngsTers Tinished second To Abraham Lincoln and were eliminaTed in The play-oTTs by Thomas JeTTerson I-Iigh School. if AcT I Scene IV-l949 AT This prinTing The I949-SO season is halTway Through. Among The sTars To be waTched are co-capTains Ted Elsberg and John Rucker, Eddie Lehman, Don Cramer, I-Iarold WeiTze and Larry Wilcov. 14: AcT Il Scene I-EooTball Eield-I946-I949 AusTin Dugan and Joe Monahan have had The responsibiliTy oT managing our TooTball casT. They have produced such ouTsTanding per- Tormers as Sandy IvlarkowiTz, Joe Fink, WalT Boeri, Leon Cohn, and Jack Boehm. Probably The ouTsTanding casT ThaT we have seen is This presenT one, consisTing oT Dick Sheer, PeTe Manus, Bill Connors, Larry TaTTen- baum, Tom EsTes and Billy Byrne. 'k AcT III Scene I-Track, Swimming Pool, Tennis CourT We have seen such Track sTars as I-TarTely Lewis, Ira Kaplan, Ronnie Berman, and Eric Kandel sTarT Their careers aT Erasmus I-Iall. OuTsTanding among The swimmers were Frank lvlandel and Bernie Kahn, who seT a backsTroke record almosT every Time he leaped inTo The waTer. LasT buT noT leasT is Tennis. None oT us can TorgeT The exploiTs oT Sid SchwarTz, Bob Luxembourg, and lvlaynard Driver in Their days aT Erasmus I-lall. And so as The Tinal curTain descends, we leave wiTh one ThoughT- The ThoughT ThaT our producers and our casTs will carry on in The greaTesT oT Torm and make Their alumni proud To say, I was an Erasmianf' G Grid Squad Whips Maclisa Mamas Stars in QQQWH 1 .V-'V- .'f1 r 13 pntgff' 1 A a 'u 'Q1' aka L v 1.-sf. in .4v.i. r, an J, .5 SCRIPT: Joan Goldslcin, Perer Scarpa. Lencre Smirh, Ronald Grlolll, Miriam Weiinan, Barbara Eisher, Mary Ellen Dyer, Selma Braunslein, Barbara Maraolies. Judy Sims, Lorelle Bunlcin, Earl Wfaiss, Winilirecl Blum Yvonne Von Elolzen, Carol Zeiqer, Sondra l-lyman, Myrna Sisselman. ART' Seymour Davin, Eleanor Eorman, Yola Langer, Roberra Briody, Rhoda Garber, l-lelen Ayonliris, Sylvia Sigloerrnan, Yvelle Lepeaii, Roberl Rubin, Joseph Vfeishar, Jaclc Goodslein, Anne Freedman. PHOTOGRAPHY: Carol Zeiger, Sybil Seilzman, Myron Schrei- bersdori, Michael Hauorman, Theodore Deschin, Raberl Rosen- Eorq. BUSlNESS AND ADVERllSlNG: Elaine Parower, Barbara Goid- sfein, Helen Gildslein, Malcolm Zola Lila Rosenberg, Zelda Cherne' Eran Nathanson, Connie Rosenbaum, Rene-2 Le-fine, Cnarlolle Kaminelsky, Phyllis Schlaqs, Nalaiie Saul, Geraldine Bernsrein, Selma Braunslein. GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS: Yvonne Von l-lolzen, Malcolm Zola, Winiired Blum, Seymour Davis Charlcille Kaminelslcy, Evan Narhanson, Earl Weiss, Joan Goldslein, Eleanor Eorman, Jack Goodsrein, Yvelfe Lepeau, Roioerl Rosenberg, Lila Rosenberry Peres' Scarpa, Nalalie Saul, Yola Langer, Herman Barnalhan, Connie lnglfma Esrelle Sfernberq, Florence Rorhenloe-rg, Roberr Rubin, Susan Enqlandcr, Joan Einkelsrein, Norine Blanic. Entire produclion under rhe direcrion ci Rira G. Brady, assisted by Alberl Asler. i ' c - ' '-.:i.l:1g.,5i'f'? '4 if 4 '. , W -gg,-L3,,P 7fT Q 3.835-E9' l'X f1,71i'9 . - . .af L' . ,.-ffitiu.-3S:s'i'2! if X N39 431' ' s-:Q,gQ' A O Yr K. .Q1 ,... . 1 K . I is ' . 5- ..:. I -,1- 'J :,:.:'4. .amy ,lv-. .9 ..,. :-iff LEP E5 1 fn 52. N vlmy, 5.4 ..... ...Ax h.-. ' .'5, . , .... vthilii -pd! 1 .,., ,. A:,1.r. --s .' .fl-g .-. -.:.. ,z 'if . . 1.7 'IS Za ... nf Ll '-.L Tri? Ei .q 2 :i:' .. .. .-'11 .ferr 'rfzzl . I 'll 5115 .:.: 'f ,JY .nigh lisp. ,.'-1,03 x ' C. n H.. .ml .9 ' . I 11,4 .I 4 ' 334, I 7110 S ' 5 2539.5 Jzigfrf r 1 'll Hg. , -N. I '- ,- 'M' A4-' T' , ' 3- X3 asf- - ss?-A - E. 'z --.. -2 . 1 54 N fu. 1 3,,.f , , - ', . ,nm 5 ' ' 'L ' ' . I .1 x . -I F: bi: .fffig ,jjjff -1 aff'-. v Q ,R .. 4 s 'sd 53 A AMSTER, GERALD XYZ Club 5-87 Main Team 58 Class Officer 2, 7 ANASTASIO, JOHANNA Tennis 5. 63 Dance Club 31 Grade Adv. Office 2, 31 Program Comm.: Regenls Comm, ja ml, .,4gaf14f4,M ' Q ' J,0'4G,,,f1 ARELLANO, JANINE LaVoz 75 DUTCHMAN rep. PAPYRUS Rep. 47 Hockey Bowling 71 Newman Club Dance Club 31 Grade Adv Il lice E, 7 . rl A Af t A MMA' ' ,,.4 A' I I if Law , K .1 I I Ifcrf,-S Mflfll ff. I 1 ARNOLD, MARILYN i A L -f f I I ,I 11,1 . ,, . 1 I. 2 , I f'f Q, 1, 1 NV, 1 f ARONSON, MYRON x ' AUQAIRHHSN. GLADYS W l-l5lcEy , al 4-8' Bio rchC gJunj r ris I-85, abide Adv Office 3-8 fi . 1 AUGUST, SHEILA DUTCHMAN Rep. 6, 7: Class Presidenf 3: Regenls Comm. 6 AVI, NITIS, HELEN i'l W . . X JNXIIVNCERIASMIAN 4, 8, ARCH a, I ,Holglcey 2-8: Tennis 2-8: Baslcej- U.'ball Co-Capt 2-8: Red Cross l X MA N Club 6: Ar? Circle 7: Lfeadersg, CI l ub , 8:AClass-Otclic r 8 Qlill K Il K EN :IN R ,, M if If W I I , X -- R . I , , , , . . h 4, V , l,9 ,yll ljlQ5ill'f ,A fl I v+l' I J I '-V ,'c,l,f A WV Q uliuwffiir ink, J 'SUN N if , ,I 8 1 i .1 'I . . V, I ,. in lg, ,- i e , if f A ' A BAERWDONALD ' hq'jV1If,lqI Foolball 6: Arch Pairol: Luhch ll Palrol 'V K BAGDON, EDWIN Inlramural Baslcelball 7: Chapel Squad 2, 3 BAIM. JOAN Swimming 4: French Club 6 Qzwfifffb BAINLARDI, CATHERINE Newman Club 6: l I-Y Club 7: Bela Gamma BARBASH, HAROLD V, P. Glee Club 3-8: A. A. Nu- merals 4 BARBERI, IRENE DUTCHMAN Rep. 2: Newman Club I: H-Y Club I:Alpha Gam- ma: Lunch Room Squad: English Office 3 1 i' 1 BARNATHAN lllesijrwfw Lf lc aim 8: Volleg l - . 1 I ei ' wif . , A h Vwigjfrols ci lim rc WWI BATTERMAN, WILLIAM Volleyball: Service Squad: Eng- lish Book Room: Lunch Room Squad BAUM, GARY LEE Lalin Club-Presidenf 8: Chapel Guard 2: Class Olzlicer 2, DAYERS, EDITH ERASMIAN Rep. 6: Bowling 6, 7: Folk-Lore Club 4, 5 f:,, DEAN, BLANCHE DUTCH MAN Rep. I7 ERASMIAN Rep. I7 Sludenl' Assembly I7 Re- genls Comm. BELCHINSKY, SANFORD Cafeferia Squad 5 SELLER, PATRICIA Tennis Club 57 Allendance Of- fice 6 BELLONE. ARTHUR ' Foolball 5-87 Class Officer 6 BENINATI, SALVATORE DUTCHMAN Rep. BERNSTEIN, GERALDINE ERASMIAN Rep. 37 DUTCH- MAN Rep. 77 Baslceiball Guard 37 Swimming 57 Aflendance Of- fice 5-33 ARCH Siaff 3 BERRY, DAVID Swimming Team 5-81 Dean's OI'- fice 8 BIRNBAUM, GILBERT lnfermural Baskefball 77 Class Officer5 BIRNS, BERNARD Class Officer 37 Lunch Room Guard 77 English Oilice 3 BLANK, NORINE DUTCHMAN Rep. I, 7: ERAS- MIAN Rep. I, 47 Swimming Team 4, 57 Choral Club 37 Class Ohficer I7 Gym Office I-37 Aifendance Office 4, 87 ARCH Slafl 8 Y BLUESTONE, ARMAND E. rl O DLUM, WINIFRED Senior risfa Z Sec. AR ' ary SI' 8' min- ion earn 57 Les de s Sec. Pres. 5-77 Pan Amer' a u I . 3I8 Junior Arisla 7 7 r gram Comm. 2-8 Aj of BLUMBERG, JEROME DUTCHMAN Phofoqrapher 71 Baseball Team 3-63 Class Officer 33 Arch Pafrol 6 BOBKER, ANNE Tennis Team 5, 67 Badminlon 3, Folklore Club 57 Les Cadels 3, Record Office 5, 6 BOGART, JOEL lnlermural Baskefball 7 BOIKO, HARRIET Chapel Guard 2, 3 gli OOKBINDER, NEWTON DUTCHMAN Rep. 2, Track Team 3: Glee Club Pres. 3'8y Class Officer 3, 87 Arch Palrol 3, 4 BORAH, HARRIET ERASMIAN Rep, 6, DUTCH- MAN Rep. 43 Dance Club 4: ,Class Officer 4, 7, Chapel Guard 2 f 1 I f , ul, I - ff' 'L ',! .Pc BOREISHE. ELAINE Class Officer 23 Chapel Guard 2 BORISNICK, CAROLE PAPYRUS Rep. 7: Tennis Club 37 Badminlon Club 4, Spanish Club 23 Allendance Office 53 Record Office 8 BRADDY, JOAN Canlara Club 4, Choral Club 7: Newman Club 7, 87 Class Officer l, 8 BRAUNHEIM, SANFORD Lunch Room Guard 73 Dance Club, Class Officer 7 BRAUNSTEIN, SELMA DUTCHMAN Rep. 2, 3, 8, ARCH Sfail Sq Tennis Team, 7, 87 Class Officer 3, 65 Regenis Comm. 61 Bank Rep. 7, 81 Usher 6 BRAVERMAN. PHILMORE lliNx'W',. i' ll 6, up BRENTS, EUGENE Glee Club 4, 5, 7, 8 BRILL, JUDITH Esperanfo Club 5 BROCKMAN, LAURA Dance Club 4: Juni Class Olrlicer I-3 rf' ll 1 BROD, LEONARD gl-lall Palrol 2 or Arisla 3, 4: I Olee Club 4-85 Arch Palrol 31 Class Olzlicer 6 O D I ww .. Y, ' . + N gl: 1 Libra -I BRONSTEIN, JOAN Program Comm. 83 Baclminlon ry 5, 6 rg a 53 BUDD, Al -Y ' .O, M rship m 4-6, Class Office Qradeqgfhcer 6, 7, 8 BUDD, WILLIAM lnlermural Baskefball Champs 77 Choral Club 3 years: Presidenl Bela Chapfer Hi-I-ig Class Officer 2, 37 Dean! Office 6-8 BUNKIN, LORELLE ARCH Slalll 87 lnformallon Ol- hce 8 BUONOCORE, GLORIA Class Officer 37 Arl Office 6, 7: '1-WW' ' BURL, JANET 0.0. Slore, Service E 5-85 Alpha Gamma - l-li - Y 5-8, Program Comm. 2-4, Choral Club 5-7 BURSTEIN, ROSELLE Record Ofllce 3-8, Bio Research Club 47 Social Sludies 45 Indus- Jrrlal Arls 4-85 Chem Club 7,8 BUTCHEN, WILLIAM DUTCI-IMAN Rep.: G.O. Rep. BYRNE, WILLIAM Foolball, Major E 3-71 Baseball 4-, 6, 81 Hi-Y Alpha 51 Class Olilicer 2 CAMENSON, PHYLLIS G.O. Rep. 71 Grade Adv. Office 41 Sludenl Assembly 41 ERAS- MIAN Rep. 41 DUTCI-IIVIAN 4 CARDONA, ALICE DUTCI-IMAN Rep.1 Field Hockey I-8: Badminlon 4-81 'licer 31 Newman 3-8 CARISI, CONSTANCE Newman 3-81 I-li-Y 4-8 CERTILMAN, MORTON Vice-Pres. Radio Wor Arclw Pairol 4, 6, 8 Class lnslwop CHERNER, ZELDA Badminlon 31 Spin: 'n Spanish 21 Grade Adv. Office 3, 4, 51 Re- genfs Comm. 2-51 ARCH Slaltf 8 CHERWONSKY, MELVIN Glee Club 4-81 Lunclw Room Squad 3 CHIAPPISI, FRANK Class Officer 3 CHILSON, JOAN Tennis 6, 71 Lalin 7. 8 CHRISTENSON, JOAN DUTCI-IMAN Sialll 71 Swimming Team 41 Pi Kappa 41Can'raI'a 3-6, 81 Class Officer 21 Grade Adv. Office 3 CIPPOLLA, JEROME CLARK, JAMES COCHENOUR. CONSTANCE Badrninlon 6, 8, l-li-Y 5-8 COHEN, EDWARD Volleyball 21 Luncli Room Squad 3, 4 COHEN, GRACE Tennis 43 Dance Club 5, Class Owclicer li Record Office 2 COHEN, HOWARD Banlc Rep. 4 COHEN, JOEL lnframural Numerals 55 Lunch Room Squad 7 COHEN, MURRAY Bank Rep. 8 COHN, LAWRENCE CONCEPCION, AURELIO Volleyball 65 P,S.A,L. Medal 7 CONNORS, WILLIAM J. V. Foolball 3, 4, Varsily Fool- ball 5-81 Class Officer 2 COOK, SUSAN DUTCHMAN Rep. 3, 6, Class Olilicer 4, 53 Recoril Office 5-7 CORRADO, JOSEPH Football 8 CUSHNER, STANLEY DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 87 Sfudenf As- sembly 7 DAVIS, DORIS DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 45 Soffball 53 Indusfrial Ar? Club 7 DAVIS, SEYMOUR ERASMIAN, ArI S-IaI'I 5-8, ARCH, Ar'lSla1LI 83 Class Ollficer 3, 7, 83 Ari Circle 5-7 DEANER, DORIS ERASMIAN Rep. 53 Clay Club, Vice-Pres. 7, 85 Bank Rep. 8, Rec- ord Offlce 4, Program Office 7 DECHTMAN, BARRY ERASMIAN Rep. 61 Dance Club 65 Arch Pafrol 2, 4 DE LISI, JOHN Grade Adv. Orifice 7 DEVINE, MURIEL Alpha Gamma I-Ii-Y 5, 61 AI'- Iendance Offlce DIETRICH, MARLENE Dance Club 5: Newman Club 63 Grade Adv, Offlce 5 6 , . , If , I , .CQ s!.O4JQ f !'4.Jf270 c'- DI PIETRO. EDWARD DITCHEK, TEDDY DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 4: Inlermural Baslcefball 3, 53 Swing Band: Class Olzficer 3, by G.O. Slore 3 DOLGIN, MYRON DROPKIN, CLAIRE Class Officer 7' DUBOWSKI. ELLlOT CAVALCADE Rep. 77 Sfamp Club 77 Spanish Office 7, 8 DYER, MARY DUTCHMAN, Slaff 7, 82 ARCH, Sfaff 87 l-loclcey 5'8Q Baslcefball 4-87 Red Cross Club I, 2, 67 Choral Club 47 Class Officer I-47 Grade Adv. Office 5-8: Gym Of- fice 8 EH REN BERG. STUART ERASMIAN Rep. 77 PENSAMIEN- TOS Rep. 57 Locker Guard 87 Charf Club 6-77 Class Officer I-3, 77 Sfudenf Assembly Rep.7 Grade Adv. Office 87 Program Comm. l-7 EHRENBERG, TOBY ERASMIAN Rep. 77 Senior Aris'ra7 Social Science Club 57 Folklore Club 77 Grade Adv. Office 4-81 Sfudenf Assembly l, 2, 4, 5, 77 Program Comm. I-8 ELIASBER6, ABRAHAM Chapel Guard 8 ELOW, MARTHA NUCLEUS Rep. 77 Tennis 57 Classica Sodalifus 37 Chem Re- search Sociefy 77 Bio Office 4-57 Admin. Assf. Office 6-8 ENGLANDER, SUZANNE ARCH Sfaff 87 Chapel Guard 27 Grade Adv. Office 6-7 ENGLISH, MARY ERASMIAN Rep. 27 Dance 47 Friends of Music Club 47 Pi Kappa 57 Clerical Assf. 7'8f Re- genfs Week Comm. ENTES, BARBARA Baslcefball 37 Gay Caballeros I-2: Junior Arisfa 3-47 Affendance Of- fice 4-87 Program Comm. 2-8 EPSTEIN, NORMA Class Officer 57 Chapel Guard 27 Sfudenf Assembly W4 EPSTEIN, PAUL Baslcefball Manager 5-8: Volley- ball 2 ESTES, THOMAS Foofball I-lalfback 4-87 Volleyball7 Arch Pafrol7 Class Officer 7 04,u.u4f' 429' .1 . , .- - As?-ifiyyfff .N-L-,Yf :nv 11544 FEHMERLING GRETE Tennis 3-63 Bowling 73 Choral Club 3-83 Grade Adv. Office 6-73 G.O. Slore 2-8 FEINBERG, ALAN FELTON, MAXWELL Orchesfra Concerl Masler 3-53 Classica Sodaliias 43 Junior Ar- isTa3 Program Comm. FICHTELBERG, SYBIL 6.0. Rep. 5-63 DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 5-6: ERASMIAN Rep. 5-67 Junior Arisla 3: English OFF. 3-63 Program Comm. 4-7 FINKELSTEIN, EUGENE Inlerrnural Baslcefball 43 Chem. OFF. 83 Arch Pafrol 7-8 FINKELSTEIN, JOAN DUTCHMAN Sfahf 7.81 EMS. MIAN Rep. 5 FISCHER, BARBARA ARCI-I Slarf 83 Bowling 53 Baslcel- ball 4 FISHMAN, JULIA Friends of Music 4-73 Clay Club 73 Alfendance 4-73 Arl Squad 7-8 FISHKIND, JERRY FITZGERALD, WILLIAM Baslcefball J. V. 4 FLEISHMAN, MARVIN Class OIF. 83 Sludenf Assembly FLICKER, ROY Class Off. 63 Sfudenf Assembly Rep. FORMAN, ELEANOR ARCH Ar'r Slahc 83 ERASMIAN Rep. 5, G.O. Rep. 4 FRANCEVITZ, ANN Tennis Team 3-8: Hockey Team 2- 5: Sec. All Cily Chorus 5-81 Choral Club 3-81 Sec. Glee Club 73 Gym Office 349-6, 7 FRANK, OSCAR Physics Lab. Squad 7, 8 FRANKE, ROBERT Foolball Team 41 Gymnaslics 53 Newman Club 4-6 FREELAN D, LESTER Volleyball 6 FRIEDMAN, ALBERT Golf 51 Radio Workshop 6-87 Chapel Guard 3, Lunch Room Squad 47 Class Olclicer 3, 6 FRIEDMAN, ANN MARCIA ARCH Arr Slail 8: Pan American Club 57 Ari Gallery 4, Ari Depl. Office 8 FRIEDMAN, HELEN DUTCHMAN Rep. 77 Folklore Club 4-67 Class Officer l,3-57 Re- qenls Week Comm., Sludenl As- sembly 4 FLORSHEIM. GILBERT Bio Lab. 3: Arch Palrol 7-8: Chapel Squad 4 ruess, ERNEST LAWSON Volleyball FURMAN, STANLEY Volleyball 67 Band 3-83 Class Ol- ficer 4, 6 GADER, KENNETH Gymnaslics 4, 61 Pan-American Club 43 Gym Sec. 7, English Office 33 Grade Oflicer Ig Pro- gram Comm. 3-8 GALLO, JACQ UELINE GANZ, BURT Arch Palrol 3-5: Lunch Room Squad 73 Program Comm. 5-7: l-lislorical Sociely 5-8: Senior Ar- isla GAPPELBERG, JUDITH La Terlulia 73 l-lislory Office 7, 83 Grade Adv. Office 3, 4 l GAR O ' AS Slaizi 73 ARCH Ari' 83 lziice 63 Les Cad s 4, Circle 73 Tennis 5,7 GARDNER, ALLAN Arch Palrol 83 Class Officer 7, B GELMAN, BERNARD Arch Palrol 7 GILBERT, FRANCINE DUTCHMAN Rep. 53 Canlala 53 Class Officer I, 7 GINSBERG, MURRAY CAVALCADE Slaii 6, 73 lnler- nalional Shulilleboard 73 Radio Worlcshop 43 Bio Research Club 33 Chapel Guard 23 Science Of- fice 3, 4, 6 GINSBERG, RITA DUTCHMAN Rep. 33 Junior Ar- is'l'a 2-43 Radio Workshop 3, 43 Program Comm. 2-8 GIOVANNIELLO, THERESA DUTCHMAN Rep. 43 Bowling Clulo 7, 83 Solfball Team 7 GLANTZ, CLAIRE Junior Arisla 3, 43 Senior Aris'ra3 Siudenl Assembly Class Oflicer 3, 5 83 Allendance Office 3, 4 Dvyll L ua. CQQMLL. GLASSMAN. NATALIE Tennis Club 43 l-lislory Office 8 GLUCK, EDITH ERASMIAN Rep. 43 Swimming Co-Capl. 5, 73 Tennis 73 Choral Club 2-73 iviacabee Club 73 Re- qenis Weelc Comm. 33 Bio OI- fice 5 GOETZ, LOUIS Baseball 4, 63 Dance Club 73 Class Officer I, 2, 5, 7 GOLD, JAY GOLDBERG, PAUL GOLDBERG, STANLEY J. GOLDSTEIN, BARBARA ARCH Slafl 83 Tennis Club 5, 7: Friends of Music 73 Canlala Club3 General Science Lab. 6-83 Grade Adv. Office 33 GOLDSTEIN, HELEN J. ARCH Slarl 83 PAPYRUS Rep. 5, 63 Junior ArisIa3 Senior ArisI'a3 XYZ Club 5-83 Maih Club 63 Program Comm. 2-63 G.O. Slore 3, 4 GOLDSTEI N, JOAN ARCH Slall 83 DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 63 Folklore Club 4, 53 Jr. Spanish Club I3 Grade Adv. O'Ilice5 GOLDSTEIN. JOEL ERASMIAN Slalrl 4, 53 ERAS- MIAN Adverlising Manager O-8: Slamp Club Presidenl 5-7: Chapel Guard 63 Hislory Office 73 Al- 'Iendance Office 4 GOLDSTEIN, LORE GOLDSTEIN. MYRON Class OFHcer 4, 7 GOLDWASSER. HEN RY CAVALCADE Slalii 6, 73 Radio Workshop, Chief Engineer 4-63 German Club 33 Visual Aid Squad 4-7 GONSER, MARTIN Liederfafel 3-8, Presidenf 7, 8: Der Deufsche Verein 3-8, Dean's Office 4-8 GOODMAN, JOAN M. Social Dancing Club 6, 7, Dance Performing Club 7, 8, Tennis 61 Proiecfion Squad 4-7 GOODSTEIN, JACOB ARCH Arf Sfaff 81 Physics Club 63 lndusfrial Arfs Club 4, 57 Arch Pafrol 7 GORDON. ARNOLD Volleyball Club 4, 53 lvlacabee Club 7 , GORDON, STERLING LA VOZ 73 I-lisforical Sociefy, Secrefary 6-83 Pan American Club 41 Grade Adv. Office 7 GRIEF. BARBARA ERASMIAN Rep. 5 87 Tennis 33 Pan American Club 3-5, Chem. Club 7, 87 Regenfs Weelc Comm.: Arf League GRUSHEWSKY, KENNETH GUARDINO, FRANCES ERASMIAN Rep. 2, 57 DUTCH- MAN Rep. 5, Senior Arista, Girl Leader: Tennis Club 4, Swim- ming Club 7, Canfafa Club 3-8: Newman Club 4-7, Class Officer I, 8, Grade Officer 5, Grade Adv. Office I, 2 GUNN, PATRICIA DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 23 ERAS- MIAN Rep. 27 Newman Club 3-81 'Gym Office 4. 5 ,U I A 1 .a GUTTERSON, DAVID Baseball 63 Baskefball 3, Bio Charf Club: Gym Office 7 HAAS. JOAN L. DUTCHMAN Rep. lg ERAS- MIAN Rep. 6, 71 Alpha Gamma, I-li-Y Club 5-8, G.O. Sfore 4-7, Program Comm. I-55 Record Of- fice 3 HAAS, SELMA HABER, FRANCINE Folklore Club 5, 6, Class Officer 7, Chapel Guard 4, 5, Lunch Room Guard 4, HABER, HERBERT Gym Office 7, 8 HACKER, RUTH DUTCHMAN Rep. 7, 8, ERAS- MIAN Rep, 6, The Gay Caba- lleros 3, 4, Grade Adv. Office 3-5, 8, Affendance Office 7 HANRETTY, J N Sivimmin s7, Wafer Ballef 7, ew C lo 8 Q fri lyllilf HARMON, DOROTHY Bowling 7, 8, Dance Club, Class Officer 5, 6, Grade Adv. Office 7, 8 HASKEL. HAROLD Volleyball, Baslcefloall, lnframurals HAUER, ARTHUR Soccer Manager 8, lnframural Sporfs, Class Officer 6 HAUSNER, ALVIN lnframurals, G.O. Rep l, 2, Pro- gram Comm. l-3 HEGARTY, CAROLYN Swimming l-lead Coach 3-8, Bad- minfon Coach 4-8, Tennis Coach 4, 6, 7, Leaders Club Presidenl' 5-8, Grade Adv. Office 7,8 HELFANT, JEROME DUTCHMAN Reporfer 7, 8, ln- framural Baslqefball 7, Class Of- ficer l HELFGOTT, ARNOLD Fencing 6-8, Cheerleaders 3-8, G.O. Sfore 5-8, Arch Pafrol 2, 8 HEMON, PIERRE ERASMIAN Rep. 8, A Vofre Service 7, 8 Presidenf, Les Cadefs 3 Presidenf E HIGGINS, JEAN ANN Canfafa Club 4-7, Regenfs Weelc Comm. 7 HOESLI, MARION Tennis 63 I-li-Y Alpha Gamma 2: Canfafa Club I HOFFMAN, ALVIN Grade Adv. Office 8 HOFFMAN. JOHN Volleyball 53 Class Arch Pafral l HOC-SG, ROBERT Class Officer 2 HOLT, CHARLES ,Gym Sec. 8 Officer 5: HARRIS, EDNA Soffball 4467 Baslqefball 5: CLO. Rep 4-6 HUNTER, DOROTHY Soffball 73 Babs 33 I-li-Y Befa- Garnma 3-77 Class Officer 7, 8: G.O. Sfore 7 HYMAN, SONDRA ARCH Sfaff 8, ERASMIAN Rep. . I, 2 87 Tennis 3, 77 Record Of- fice 8 INGLIMA, CONSTANCE DUTCHMAN Rep. 8, ARCI-I Sfaff 8: Soffball 7: Newman Club bg Class Officer 8 ISAACS, STAN LEY Volleyball 51 C.A.P. I-87 Proiec- fion Squad 53 Bio Office 2,3 ITKIN, STANLEY Hisforical Sociefy 8 Chess Club 3: Radio Workshop 43 I Ives, si-IEILAI A -JQIJD' purcylg ep. mfams- ,qggfimllg p. 6, T ' 6, Qowling Sq Babs 4g oref.,Club- , 4, Class icer 2: Sfud nI'A sfml alia, eo. Rep. 8qgral:2FAdv. owes 3.5 I 4 fi JACOBSON, STANLEY Volleyball 57 Camera Club 57 Lunch Room Squad 4 JAEGER. MARTIN NUCLEUS Pholograplwer 67 Or- clwesfra 61 Clwapel Guard 2 JAFFEE, MARILYN CAVALCADE Business Slaff 73 Ari' Slallf 65 G.O. Rep. 6, A+- 'Iendance 6-8 JOHNSTONE, KAY Newman Club 7, 8, Alpha Gam- ma I-Ii-Y 5-8 JOYCE, STEPHEN KALMAN, NINA Junior Arislag Bio Prep. 2, AI- Ienclance 6 KAMIL, JACK Volleyball 45 Class Officer 8 MM I, . up awlwwq I KAMINETSKY, CHARLOTTE DUTCHMAN Rep 5, ARCH Sfalzl: 8, Bowling 6, 75 Tennis 73 KAPLAN, CYNTHIA Baslcelball 3, KAPLAN, JAY Class Officer 7 KAPLAN, MARILYN Vox Classic Rep. 4, Class OI- 'Iicer 2 KARKENNY, ABRAHAM PSAL Bronze Ping Volleyball Nu- merals1 Program Comm.1 Class Ofhcer I KARLINS, WILLIAM M. Band 2-81 Orcheslra 548: Class Oflicer 5 KASSOVER, MARILYN ERASMIAN Rep.61Can+aIa 3-7: Folklore 51 G.O. Rep. 5 KAUFMAN, PHILIP Volleyball 51 Class Officer 6, 71 Mimeograph 4 KEILBACH, MARY Newman Club 6 KELLERMAN. ALTA Tennis 51 Class OHic .JD KELLERMAN. PHYLLIS DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 41 Tennis 51 Hockey 21 Chapel Squad 31 Chem Office 5, 6 KELLEY, CHARLES Hi-Y Secrelary 5 KELLY, JEROME KELLY, PAT Class Inlrermurals 71 Arch Cap- Iain 51 Door Monilor 41 Gvlee Club 71 Class Officer 2-4 KERN, ARLENE Hockey 21 Chapel Guard 6 ll 1 'pic a KERR, PAULINE 'iw Nr K M EL, F . p. A ircle 63 G Adv. Hicer 3 Program Co m, 63 Isl place poslure cori- Iesl, IQ48 KIRSCHBAUM, RUTH KLARISTENFELD, JORDAN JOSEPH Chem Club 73 Arch Palrolg Class Officer 73 Senior Aclivifies Comm. 8 KLEIN. ALVIN Supplies 83 Chapel 23 Arch Palrol 5-7 KLEIN, BEVERLY Sluclenf Assembly 6, 73 Class Secrelary 73 Usherifariely Show 6 KLEIN, GLORIA Bowling 6, 7, 83 Dance Club 43 Record Office 83 Grade Adv. Ollice 4, 5, 73 Chapel Guard 2, 3 KLEIN, LAWRENCE KLEIN, MORTON Arch Palrol 7, 8 KLEIN, RONNA LA Voz Rep 7 KOKOTOFF, SONYA Baslcelball 4, 5, 63 Swimming 5, 63 Radio Workshop Officer 5, 6, 73 Variely Show 63 Program Comm. 63 Gym Office 4, 5 KOPPEL, MARTHA Chem Club Secrelary 73 Babs 3, 5, 7, 83 Canlala 3, 5, 6'8, G.O. Siore 5 KORAL, SONIA Babs 33 Grade Adv. Office 4, 5, 6 KOTKIN, ALVIN DUTCI-IMAN Rep 3, 57 Arch Palrol 3, 4, 5 KRAMER, ARLENE DUTCHMAN Rep. 67 The Gay Caballeros 27 Class Olzlicer 4, 7, 87 Chapel Guard 3 been V i' ' - 5 mad- 1 7 AOXLZ ,H . Byj-fXU.f-9+-V, KRAMER, DAVID PSAL Award7 Audubon Club 37 Liederlafel 7 KREINES, JAMES DUTCI-IMAN Rep. I7 Baseball- Varsify 77 Baslcelball-lnlramurals 4, 77 Volleyball 57 Arch Palrol Capfain 77 Lunch Room Squad 6 KWELLER, RUTH DUTCHMAN Rep. 8, ERAS- MIAN Rep 5 LANGER, YOLA ARCH Arl Slallr 87 DUTCHMAN Rep. 67 Swimming 37 Arl Circle Secrelary 5, 6, 77 Class Qflicer 47 Art Ohlice 7 C L 1 a 1 ',,! i, x V , Wg . ,ff , ,j 4 7 f . LASHlN,!lgILEEN , - ,, ,J Babs 37 Grafi'e,J9x'Q'f 'f5H,iCq 3e6 .lf fr LAZARUS, BENSON DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 3, 67 ERAS- MIAN Rep. 3, 67 Matcabee 37 X LEASE, SHELDON Cheerleaders-Caplain 4, 5-81 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 LEINWAND, WILLIAM Glee Club 6, 77 Arch Palrol 7 ll, ' LEPEAU. YV ,THEN I- ' ARCIII rl,Stafl 87 Dance Club 57 Grf vfpfficee I -i' I YI go - Y I, 'QI' lg f' Y' I I Ii i ,V I lJ',l, ik '1 LEVENSON, SANFORD lnlramural Baslaelball 5, 7 LEVIN, IRWIN Volleyball 27 Arch Pafrol 2 LEVIN. LEONARD Track 6, 7, 87 lnframural Baslcef- ball 77 Class Officer I, 2 LEVINE, JACK ERASMIAN Rep. 71 Chapel Guard 2, 37 Sfudenf Assembly I, 2 LEVINE, RENEE ARCH Sfaff 87 The Gay Cabal- leros 27 Affendance Office 77 Gr. Adv. Office 5, 67 Chapel Guard 2 LEVINSON, DAVID Baslcefball lnframural 77 Class Pres. I LEVINSON, JOYCE PENSAMIENTOS bi DUTCH- MAN 57 Tennis O-81 Baslcefball 4 57 Variefy Show 67 Gym Office 37 Class Officer 37 LICHMAN, ROBERT ERASMIAN Rep. 4, 67 Camera Club 47 Record Office 4 LIEBOWITZ, HARRIET ERASMIAN Rep. 37 DUTCH- MAN Rep. 87 Choral Club 3-87 Dance Club 57 Traffic Guard 27 Class Officer 2-4, 8 LILENFELD, ANITA E. CAVALCADE Secrefary 5, 67 DUTCI-IIVIAN Rep. 77 Tennis 67 lndusfrial Arfs 3, 47 Social Sci- ence 57 Chapel Guard 37 Biology Office 5, 67 Senior Arisfa LILKER, SHELDON ERASMIAN Rep. 67 Deufsche Verein 47 Liederfafel 47 Arch Pa- frol 37 Program Comm. 2 LIMER, BERNICE ERASMIAN Sfaff 4-77 Hockey I: Dance Club 2-47 Choral Club 2, 37 G.O. Rep. 57 lvlafh Office I, 2 LINDARS, AUDREY Class Officer 77 Gr. Adv. Ofhce 4 LIPSCHULTZ, BARBARA G.O. Rep. 81 Dance Club 53 Bas- lcelball 41 Gym Omce 5 LITTMAN, LARRY DUTCHMAN Sfafl: 75 Volleyball 77 Baslcefball 7: PENSAMIENTOS LOA. JOHN LOCASTRO, ANTHONY Band 6-8 LOTTO, GRAY DUTCHMAN Sfalzl 5, 85 PAPY- RUS Sfaff 55 Cl-ness Team 5: Malh Team 4, 51 XYZ Club 3-5, 85 Jr. Arisfa 3, 47 Hisl. Office 4, 5, 83 Senior Arisla LOWE. GLORIA H. Baslcelball 3, 45 Badminron 3, 43 Press Club 67 Ar? OFlTce 23 In- 'lormallon Office 7, 8 LUISI, HERBERT Arclw Parrol 3 LURIO. ARTHUR Arch Pafrol 7: Class Officer 3: Lcclcer Squacl 7 MAGEE, ROBERT E. DUTCHMAN Rep. Newman Club 43 Choral Club 43 Class Ol5lTcer 87 Arch Palrol 8 MAGGIO, JOHN Arl Ollflce 6 MAINA. FRANK MALACK, MELVIN Track Team 3, 41 Baseball 5 Class OFlicer I MALOY, JAMES MANUS, PETER Foollaall 7, 87 Baseball 73 Traclc Team I-8 MARGOLIS, HELEN ARCH Slafl 8, Hockey I-43 Jr. Red Cross 5-75 Dance Club 4: Infirmary 4,8 Asus All Arla 7,-'C-.. MARGULIES, JACK Biology Office 4, 5 MARINO, VIRGINIA Newman Club 4, 5 MARMOTT, MURIEL Baslcelball 33 Tennis 55 Folklore Clubs 33 Babs 3, 4, Class Officer Ig Allendance Ollice 3, 4 MARTINEZ, ALFRED Class Officer 7 MC CREA, BARBARA MC GLOIN, JOSEPH P.S.A.L. Award, Newman Club 8: Class Officer 4-7 MC MURRAY, MARGARET Newman Club 4-6, Library As- sislanl 5, Allen-:lance Office 7 MELTZER, JOEL Junior Varsily Foolball 63 Varsily Foolball Manager 8, Volleyball 8 MENCHER, BARBARA ALLEN Tennis 4, 67 Junior Arisla 2-41 Folklore Club 51 Program Comm. Hislcry Office 3 MENDELSOHN, BARBARA ERASMIAN Rep. 35 G.O. Rep. 4: Baslcefball 3: Tennis 4: English Olzlice 3-6 METZHHSER, JERRY Bank Rep. 4-6, 73 Traflic Squad 23 Junior Varsify Foolball 4-6g Var- sily Foolball 8: Class Officer 8 MICHMAN, RONALD Class Officer l, 8 MIGLIORINI, MARY Newman Club 33 Grade Adv. Office-5 MILLER, SAM Baseball 57 lnlramural Baslcelball 51 Class Officer 3 MlNClELl, JOSEPH Volley Ball 43 Glee Club 5 ff MORRIS. SYDELL Class Officer 7 MULLER, STANLEY Arch Parrol 5-6 MURPHY, WILLIAM ERASMIAN Rep. 73 Gym Sec. 6-8 MUSCARELLA, PETE DUTCHMAN Rep. lg Baseball 77 Class Officer I-73 Arcln Palrol 3-6 NATHANSON, FRANCINE ARCH Slalf 83 Swimming 33 Bowl- ing 6-8g Dance Comm. 63 Gay Caballeros 23 Class Officer 5-81 Grade Vice Presidenl 83 Grade Adv. Office 6, 7 NELSON, KURT Deufsclwe Verein 77 Liederfalel 7g Gr. Adv. Olilice 2-7g Freshman Guidance Comm. 7 NIMBERG, GEORGE Slwuffleboard 73 Der Deufsclie Ver- ein, Sec. 6-83 Die Liederfafel 6- 83 Cliemisfry Club 7 NEWMAN, LOIS ERASMIAN Rep. I, 53 Tennis 43 Follclore 53 Ari Office 5, 6 NISSENSOHN, WILLIAM ERASMIAN Re 5' Class Officer P I 7, 83 English Boolcroom 4 NOVICK, SHELDON Junior Varsify Foolball 63 Varsily Foofball 83 XYZ Club 53 Olee Club 33 Gr. Adv. Office 7, 83 Senior Arisfa ORLOFF, RONALD DUTCI-IMAN Sfaff 7, 8i ARCI-I Sfaff 83 lnframural Baslaefball 7: Traclq Team 63 English Office 3 OSTERMAN, HENRY German Club 7, 83 Dance Club 63 Glee CIub3 Cl. Officer I-33 Dean's Office 53 Bedford Arclw 2, 3 PACIFICO, VICTORIA ERASMIAN Rep. 73 Canfafa Club 3-83 Arl' Office 8 PARKOFF. JUDITH PAROWER, ELAINE - ' ARCH Busirfess Sfaff 83 'Badmin- ,5 Ion 33 Cl.fOFficer 53 Sfudenf As- ' I sewrhblyg Gen. Science Lab. 4-81 fer. Adv, OBJ? PASCALE, SYLVESTER PATANE, PATRICIA I-loclce-y3 Newman Club 3, 43 Cl. Officer 43 Ar? Officeg Clwapel Guard PATTI, CONSTANT LA VOZ 5, 63 Sans Souci 83 Sp. Office 5-7: Senior Arisfa PIERA, RICARDO Glee Club 4-77 Choral Club 87 Cl. Officer 87 Arch Pafrol PLESSING, WILLIAM Cl. Officer 5 POST, CARL Soccer 4-6-87 Choral Club 6, 77 Arch Pafrol 3, 4 POST, SONIA Arch Pafrol 6 PRAGER, BARRY Chemisfry Club Presidenf 7, 8: 6.0. Council Rep. 77 Chemisfry Lab. 77 Lunch Guard and Service I-3 QUINN, KENNETH HARRY RAPHAEL, MARILYN Tennis 37 Swimming 57 Canfafa Club 6-87 Radio Workshop 3-87 Cl. Officer 3 REINLIEB, FERDINAND ERASMIAN, Assisfanf Edifor 5, 67 Radio Workshop 6-87 Camera Club 27 Sound Squad 7, 8 REISFELD, SABINA ERASMIAN, Girl's Sporfs 57 Bas- kefball 3-67 Senior Life-Saving 67 Radio Workshop 37 Chemisfry Sociefy 67 Cl. Officer I7 Program Comm. I-87 Senior Arisfa RESSLER, BARBARA DUTCHMAN Rep. 87 Soffball 47 Baskefball 57 Cl. Officer 2-5, 7 RICHICHI, ROSALIE ERASMIAN 87 Newman Club 3- 77 Dance Club 37 Cl. Officer 3. 4, 67 Alfendance Office 77 Losl' and Found Office 3-5 RITCHIE, CATHERINE I-li-Y Club 77 Newman Club Befa Gamma 77 Sfuclenf Assembly 8 RITTER, ELAINE Soffball 3-83 Badminfon 6-83 Leaders' Club 6-83 Les Cadefs 63 Cl. Officer 3, 43 Affendance Of- fice 6, 7 RITTER, MARIANNE Soffball 33 lridusfrial Arfs Clulo 53 Gr. Adv. Office Regenfs Weelc 73 Locker Guard 63 Senior Arisfa ROBINSON. IRWIN Orcliesfra 5-83 Cl. Officer 43 Lunch Room Squad 7 RO E A il' lvl 8 Baslcefball u 5 1 I S . E IA Re. 3 37, :,. l.. Ib yi Baseball W: , ROSENBAUM, CONSTANCE ARCH Business Sfaff 83 DUTCH- MAN Rep. 53 Cl. Officer 5, 6: Regenfs Week Comm. 6, 73 Af- fendance Office 7, 8 ROSENBERG, LILA ARCH Business Sfaff 83 DUTCH- MAN Rep. 73 Tennis 3, 5, 73 Babs 33 Social Science 63 Sfu- denf Assembly 63 Gr. Adv. Office 3-83 Uslner 7 ROSENBERG, RENEE NUCLEUS Rep. 73 CAVALCADE Rep. 73 I-loclcey I3 Red Cross Rep. 63 G.O. Rep. 8 ROSENBERG, ROBERT B. ARCH Sfaff 83 Volleyball 53 Class Officer 7, 83 Traffic Squad ROSENBLATT, NORMAN Arcli Pafrol TH liilrlif El ii, ,ii ,,i,,.,.,- iiflvflfff if alyyggywlllivufily ROTHENBERG, FLORENCE ARCH Sfaff 83 I-lisforical Sociefy 73 Class Officer 73 Bank Rep. 73 Hisfory Office 6, 73 Cafeferia 3 ROTHMAN, SARABEL NUCLEUS Rep. 6, 73 Class Of- ficer 8 ROWAN, FLORENCE Newman Club 3g Class Officer 5 RUBIN, ROBERT ARCH Slarl 81 Class Officer 87 Gym Secrefary 5-7 RUBINSTEIN. CHARLOTTE Durci-iryifxu Rep. 4, 51 ERAS- MIAN Rep. sa RUBINSTEIN, HERMINE Dance Club 63 Sfudenl Assembly 2 RUGGIERO, TERESA DUTCHMAN Rep. 5, Baslcelball 31 Bowling 6-83 Newman Club 3- 6, 85 Pan American Club 3: Class Officer 57 Ari Office 6 RUTTENBER6, IRWIN Volleyballg Foolball Squad 3: Glee Club 4-83 Class Officer 8 SALERNO, JAMES sAi.KaN, ARLENE Tennisy Swimming SALSBERG, SHELDON lnlramural Track Team 37 Baslcef- ball 75 Senior Science Club Vice Pres. 63 Biology Laboralory 3 SALVAGE, EDWARD Volleyball I-33 Class Orlicer 8: Arch Pairol 2 SAMBERG, SELMA Tennis 2-41 French Club 43 Arl Circle 3-7 SAMEL, ERIKA XYZ Club Chairman 83 Choral Club 3-5, 83 Junior Arisfa 2-4: Program Comm. l-83 Senior Arisla SAUER, DONALD Class Officer 6 SAUL, NATALIE ARCH Sfaff 83 Sfudenf Assembly 6, 7 SCAGNELLI, LOUIS Class Officer 7 SCARPA, PETER ARCH Liferary Sfaff 81 New- man Club 3-81 Glee Club 7, 8: Poefry 85 Affendance Office 6, 7 SCHAEVITZ, TEDDY Baslaefball lnframural 3, 77 Glee Club 4, 51 Arch Pa'lrol31DUTCH- MAN Rep 4 SCHECHTMAN, STEVEN Volleyball 45 Glee Club 3, 6-81 All-Cify Chorus 8 SCHEER, RICHARD Foofball 4, 6, 8: Track l-81 Biology Office 8: Lunch Room Squad 6 SCHEINERT, STUART DUTCHMAN Rep 1 SCHER, MARILYN SCHIEN, RUTH Tennis 4-8: Swimming Coach 4-81 Wafer Ballef 73 Mafh Team 7, 8: Class Officer 27 Program Comm. 2-87 Senior Arisfa SCHIFF, RONALD Foofball 4 SCHLAGS, PHYLLIS Hockey l-81 Tennis 3-81 Bowling 7, 81 Leaders, Treasurer 6-83 Clas- sica Sodalifas 7, 83 Chemisfry So- ciefy 77 Admin. Assisf. Office 2-51 Program Comm. 5-83 Senior Arisfa SCHMILOWITZ, MELVIN P.S.A.L. Bronze Pin3 Class Officer 33 Chapel Guard 8 SCHMUCKLER, GERARD Deufsche Verein 73 Liederfafel 7 SCHNABEL. MORTON Arch Pafrol3 Lunch Room SCHNALL, SIDNEY P.S.A.L. Silver Pin3 Orchesfra 5- 83 Sfamp Club 5-8 SCHOLLMEYER, AANO Glee Club 5, 63 Class Officer I-3 SCHORR, DONALD Gym Office 73 Arch Pafrol 8 SCHREIBERSDORF, MYRON ARCH Phofographer 83 Camera, Presidenf 7, 83 Arf Office 5, 6 SCHULZ, CHARLES Senior Arisfa3 Junior Arisfa3 Befa Chapfer, l-li-Y Pres. 2-83 Flaf. Hi-Y Junior Council, Pres. 6, 73 J. V. Baslcefball 4, 53 Volleyball I3 Chairman Freshman Guidance Comm. 63 X.Y.Z. Club Chairman 5-81 Grade Officer I-4, 83 Presi- denf of G.O. 73 Gr. Adv. Office 2-4, 8 SCHULTZ, BEVERLY A. ' Canfafa 43 Class Officer 53 Gr. Adv. Office 4, 73 Traffic Guard 2, 4 scH ' JE ig R R I ' a Gamma3 Concerf Usher 4-73 Of- fice 2-53 Sfo ltro m 6-83 Ch el Guard 2 f I' g-J SCHWARTZ, BERNARD lnframural Baslcefball 73 Volley- ball 53 Class Officer 63 Chapel Guard 2, 3 SCHWAR , , ew icer 6 95 s 3 shara- Qfgafv Qffcibjgjsgyl sxlucpigwdg. SCHWARTZ, MELVIN SEIDEN, MARTIN PAPYRUS Rep. 3, Volleyball 21 Chapel Guarclg Arch Pafrol 7 SEITZMAN, SYBIL JOYCE M- DUTCHMAN Rep. 4, Durcu. djh MAN Phofographer 6, ARCH 0 VM Pholoqrapher 87 Recrealion Club My W Co'Cap+ain I7 Choral Club I, 2, 61 Radio Workshop 55 Dance M Club 4, 55 Class Officer 5, Chap- j1 el Guard 5 SENKO, GEORGE Baslcelball Inlramurals 7, Class Officer 4, 83 Arch Palrol 23 DUTCHMAN Rep 3, ERASMIAN Rep. 5 SEPE, MICHAEL Inlramural Baslcefball 53 Chapel Guard SHAMIS. LEONARD Inlramural Baskelball 5, 77 Class Officer 5 SHEERIN, JEROME SHERMAN, SHELDON Pan-American Club 7: English Book Room 3 SHINE S . 1 C 55 Class Of- icer ice 2-6 VJ-J SHIRVAN, STANLEY Swimming 3-55 Glee Clulo 3-S7 Class Officer 45 Arch Palrol 3 SIEGEL. EDYTHE Alfendance Ohfice 5-8 SIEGEL, MILLARD Glee Club 6-8 SIEGEL, RONALD SIEGELMAN, JUDY Tennis 43 Baskelball 33 Junior Ar- islaq Class Officer li Grade Sec- relary I3 Gr. Adv. Oflice I-4 SIEHS, 'RICHARD Arch Palrol 2 SIGBERMAN, SYLVIA ERASNHAN Arr Slall: 5-83 ARCH Srarl 83 Tennis 5-83 Arr Circle 5- 73 Les Cadels3 Regenls Week Comm. SILVER, ROBERT SILVERMAN, LEON DUTCHMAN Rep. li ERASMI- AN Rep. 63 Volleyball 63 Class Officer 7 SILVERSTEIN, JOAN DUTCHMAN Rep, 43 Folklore Club 53 l-lislory Office 83 Old Library 4 SIMS, JUDITH ARCH Sralf 83 ERASMIAN Rep. 63 Pan American Club 63 Social Science 73Reqenl's Week Comm. 7 SINGER, JANICE DUTCHMAN Rep. 23 Baskelball 33 Tennis 53 Choral Club 2-5, 7, 83 Folklore Club 33 Arlendance Olzlice 5 f SIQELMAN, MYRNA DUTCH Man . r 6-83 lgfrf 83 T ' ' I Il, O 917 f' ' o lore Club ' f 2 ' SISTO, THERESA DUTCHMAN Rep. 63 Sollball 7. 83 Bowling 7, 83 Newman Club 7, 83 Swimming Club 83 ERAS- MIAN 6 SLEPPIN, MlCl'lAEL Volleyball 53 German Club Sec- refary 6, Vice Presidenl 73 Lunch- room Guard 63 English Bookroom 4 7 SMITH, LENORE ARCI-I Sfaff 85 Pan American Club 31 CIass Officer 8 SPIELHOLZ, NEIL ERASM IAN R SPIVAK, IRVING Camera Club: SOBEL, MARILYN ERASMIAN Rep. 8, DUTCH- MAN, Rep. 67 Junior Arisfa 3, 45 Program Co , 4, 6gCI1ap- ard 9uad 3 oy -rf' 2 SOLOMON, KENNETH Track Cross-Counfry 3, 45 G.O. Sfore I-3 M S, LITA nnis 3, 7, 8: EngIisI1 Bookroom 5: ass Officer 8 Gr Adv Of sg fic Ill! fw j,4,v 4 ' I f 1. STEHLE. LILLIAN V fl I LY- +G, e9R1wq4p.s,'gfufg-nf I , cis omeef 35 G6 I -83 Informafion QfEic6 2-5 . MH . ,X , . f , , Y ,,1.If ,I k STEINBERG, MARTIN Freshman Track Team 23 VoIIey- I3aII 47 Clnernisfry Club 75 CIass Officers 8 STEINER, SYDELLE DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 61 Hockey I: Babs 2, 37 Arf Office 5, 6 STEINFELD, CLAIRE F. ERASMIAN Rep. 5, Tennis 7: Babs I: G.O. Sfore 4-71 Lunch- room Guard 3, Gr. Adv. Office 4-5 STEMPEL, SHEILA Junior Arisfa 2-47 Pan American CIubg Affendance Office 3-8: Program Commiffee 2-87 Senior Arisfa Musi Clas ffice ffTER OYC l X owl ' e i Fri s of 5 6 Rec Offic 642 QM ,Sp +1OI i7,8. - T Ii I I STERN, MALCOLM STERN, SELMA Hockey Club1 DUTCHMA Rep. Ari' Olzlice 6 . MQ yu W' STERNBERG, ESTELLE ARCH Sfaff 81 DUTCHMAN Rep. 6. 81 Class Ofzlicer 21 Office ISO 31Typing Regenis Week 6 STEWART, BERNICE Hockey 31 Dance Club 41 Re- genis Week Comm. 5 STEWA RT, GRETA Red Cross Rep. I1 Class Officer 5, 7 STOCK, BEVERLY ERASIVHAN Rep.1 Swimming 3-61 Sofrball C o a c h1 Badminron Coach1 Leaders Club 6-81 Chem- isiry Club 6, 71 Class Officer 3-51 School Olificer 41 Gym Oiclice 6 STOCK, LORRAI N E ERASMIAN Rep. 51 Soffball Head Coach 81 Swimming 3-5: Leaders Club 6-81 Choral Club 6-81 Class Ohficer 51 Gym Office 5 STRAUMAN, JOHN lnlramural Baskelball 6 STRUTHERS, JOHN Class Officer 8 STUBERG. RAYMOND STUTLAN D, ALLAN Class Ohlicer 21 Arch Palrol 2 SUCOV, SELMA F. ERASlVllAN Rep 81OUTCHMAN Rep. 61 Class O1Cficer3, 7, 81Arf Office 8 W7 mf WV l, 1, xflfif TARSHIS, MARLENE DUTCHMAN Rep. 71 Class OF- fice I-7 TATTENBAUM, LAWRENCE Foolball Varsily 6, 81 Choral Club 6, 71 Class Ollicer TAYLOR, JEAN 7,8 ERASMIAN Rep. 41 Red Cross 2 TAYLOR, NANCY RUTH DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 21 Badminlom Radio Workshop 4-71 Macabee Club 4-71 English Office 8 fy M,-ff I T LFORD, SHIRLEY If Choral C b 2581 lvzli- f 6 0111 Il! af aM 1jjV Club 3-81 1. , I - Clagg Of5QeVy,,'R!5g+! Comm. . ,-I I if 1, ffl!! 1, fl J TELZER, GOODWIN Volleyball 61 Chape Lunch Room Guard 5 fl fl 7 I I Guard 41 TEPPER, ROBERT Inlramural Baskelball 71 Radio Workshop 31 Chess Club 31 Class Olthcer 2 THACHER, LORRAINE Arl Service 81 Gr. Adv. Office 8 TICK, ROBERTA Junior Arisla 2-41 Class Officer 7, 81 DUTCI-IIVIAN Rep. 71 ERASMIAN Rep. 61 Main Olilice 2-8 TISH. ELI 1 Volleyball 41 Arch Palrol 4, 7, 8 I If TOBER6, DIEDRICH ERASMIAN Ari Shall 8 TORNABEN, MARILYN Choral Club 2-8: Bank Rep. 5, 61 Class Officer I TRIEB, WALTER Visual Aid Squad 4-63 Arch Palrol 2-5 TURCHIN, RUTH Choral Club 43 Social Sludies OI- Iice 8 TURKOWITZ, INA Baslcelball 3, 5, 73 Soflball 33 eo. Rep. 5 . ' Valley- II M rkli-f oo USHKO LIOS. Re ra , 33 F ,ll Mana er , ance Ba , Band 4- emislry Clu Class OI- licer 63 Slu n s 3 Lunch Room S is VICKER, RHODA VON HOLZEN, YVONNE M. ARCI-I Slamcl 83 Junior Arisla 3, 43 Senior Arisla3 Hi-Y-Bela Gam- ma, Edilor 7, 83 Program Comm. 2-8: Admin. Assisl. Olll. 5, 6 VORCHHEIMER, HEIDI Senior Arisla3 ERASMIAN Rep. 63 Baslcelball 73 Badminlon 4-73 Tennis 4-83 Baslcelball Club 4-71 Gym Office 7, 83 Program Comm. 3-7 WAGLIONE, VITO Foolball Team 6-83 Class Olzlicer 6, 7 WALDMAN, ARNOLD ERASMIAN Rep. I3 Arch Palrol WALKER, IRENE ADELAIDE Swimming Caplain 3-81 Life Sav- ing Junior, Senior 5, 63 Camera Club 4-63 Alpha Gamma I-Ii-Y S-83 Class Officer I3 Guidance Office 5-82 Gr. Adv. Olzlice 3, 4 WAXENBERG, MARILYN DLITCI-IMAN Rep. 83 ERASMI- AN Rep. 53 Tennis Club 73 Bowl- ing Club 63 Friends of Music 7i Grade Advisers Office 73 Pro- gram Comm. 3-73 Senior Arisla WEIN, NADALYNE PENSAMIENTOS Rep. 4? DUTCI-IMAN Rep. 33 Choral Club 3, 4 WEINER, SHEILA WEINMAN, MIRIAM ARCH Slaff 8g G.O. Rep. 8, Bank Rep. 4 WEINSTEIN, HELEN General Science Office 8 WEINSTEIN, STEPHEN CAVALCADE Business Slain? 7: ERASMIAN Rep. 75 Science Serv- ice Squad 7, 8 WEISHAR, JOSEPH ERASMIAN Ari Slaff 83 ARCH Slalll 83 Ari Circle 6, 7: Class Officer 65 Senior Grade Officer 8: Ari Office 4, 5 WEISS, DOROTHY - Bowling 8, Class Officer 31 Re- V I rv ' geh+s'We'ek Comm. 33 Ari Depl., fi ,Guard l' - ' ,A alll' gi , 4 r , . ' I I it A I y 'Aff 1,- -NJ .1 WEISS, EARL ARCH Liferary Slaif 87 infra- mural Baslcelball Medal 73 Dance Comm. 4, 67 Class Officer 2, 4. 6, 83 Gym Office 7, 87 Gr. Adv. Office 4 WEISS, JANET DIANE Press Club 6: Tennis Club 43 Record Oillice 2-7 WEISS. JULES Class Officer 2 WEISS. MARTIN i Q . fi WELTM ryf, SH o ff Geigcmg' ef, , ' A ll Chy School-c ru 1831 , IVE 'J f g ',f'ivS-el, Eng' fO I . .XT A . WERNER, ARTHUR Class Officer 6, 7 WILK, HERBERT DUTCHMAN Rep. 7 GO Rep 53 VoIIeybaII 4, 57 Chapel Guard l,2,3 WILLIAMS, JAMES Foofball 4-8 WILLIAMSON, MARY WILSON, NEIL 6.0. Rep. 2, 4 WINOKUR, DAVID Volleyball 5, Radio 5, Class Officer 6 WINTERFIELD, DONALD Arch Pafrol I, 2, Lunch Ro Squad 43 Earfh and Sky Club 7 8 YOUNG, ROBERT Class Oflicer 6, Lunch Pairol 3, 4, Arch Palrol 4-6 YOUNGER, ADO Liederlafel Sec. 6, 7, Deulsche Verein2, ZATZ, JOAN N E DUTCHMAN Rep, 3, 5, 7, Dance Performance 5-8, Canlala 4 ZEEMAN, CORRINE DUTCHMAN Rep. 3, 6.0. Rep. 5, Allendance 05. 2-4 ZEIGER, CAROL DUTCHMAN Shall 6, 7, Associ- ale Ediior 8, ARCH Siafl 8? Hockey I-8, Baclminion 4-8, Ten- nis 3-8, Sollball 3-5, Leaders' Club 5-8, Press Club 4, 5, Carn- era Club 3-5, l-leallh Ed. 0l2l. 3, 4, Senior Aclivilies Comm. 8 ZELLER, HERBERT lnlrarnural Sporls, Baskelball 5, Soccer Manager 8, English Book- room 4 ZELLER, THELMA . 6.0. Rep. 4, 7, 8, Bowling 6, 7, Dance Club 5, 6, Folklore Club 5, 6, Grade Adviser 6, Allend- ance 05. 3, 7 ZIMMERMAN, MYRON Orcheslra, Dance Band 3-8 ZITNER, ROBERT DUTCHMAN 6-8, CAVALCADE 6-8, Social Science Club 4-8, Chess Club 5, ZOLA, MALCOM ARCH Sfalil 8, ERASIVIIAN Rep. 4, Volleyball 3, Baseball Manager 7, Radio Workshop, Soundrnan 4-8, Band 6-8, Jr. Arisla 3, 4, Lunch Room Guard 3, 4 ZUCKERMAN, CAROLE 6.0. Rep. 3, 4, Arl' Slockroom 3 -f- --r-rr-.--' .' .-.m . ,- ., ' - ., . qu. g.: -.-- 's 4 .':.g. .. 59 15 .-,kfffb . ',:i'?41':'i'f',3'f'2':f':YS'.'-'..'C' . g ' '- '.' . .--I - -.-vi.:-,,'-fr.-.--'2',-Ly-9323 . 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