Evander Childs High School - Oriole Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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NG FROLI MELEE page fifhaen C D A Y

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KCTOR ACTRESS . . . Guinevere masquerades under lhe name of Cecelia Anderson as does 'he Valianl under lhe name of Al Loflman. ARTIST . . . Arnold Goldfinger is bowed 'neaih lhe weighl of many porlfolios and Elhel Edison is a nasfer of more fhan one ar+. KTHLETE . . . Lenny Maidman has never been lcnown lo sleep slanding up and have you ever seen he lriclr on lhaf Slurlz ladyl?I? ' AOST BASHFUL . . . Exhibif A, Frederic March lGeierl. Exhibil B, Eleanor Goldfarb. If lhis be rashfulness, we're all for il. AOST CHARMING . . . If's lhe 'ayes' lhal have il and Irene Karr has lhem, plenly brown: as for ur president Mill Teifelbaum. if rnusl be fhe dimples. BEST DANCER . . . Ever followed AI Danz? Ees nice, eh? And Charlolle Slurlzl Wafer, quiclc. JID MOST FOR CLASS . . . Our own Joan Keller iusl can'l have foo many apprecialive sfalemenls lung al' her, and opinion is divided as lo who has lrolfed around mosf for us, she or Milf Teifelbaum. JID MOST FOR SCHOOL . . . Joan Keller again, all for Alma Maier - fhis lime wifh Bob Naslre 'ho is always so busy he can'l' even shave. EST DRESSED . . . If Irene Karr doesn'l sell clofhes, she should. Seen wilh Milf Teilelbaurn. Oh, eep your old Parlc Avenuel 4OST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . . . Babe Calerson lJr.j. Who'd 'a' lhunlc il? And kicking and owling in proiesl, Joan Keller. EST LOOKING . . . One more fhe 'ayes' score. Rufh Segal's are lurquoise. As for Gilberl Danz, .rrow Collars musl be slipping no? fo have found him yel. 4USlClAN . . . Joe Seigmann doesn'l' look lhe par? lexcepl' lhe beardl, bul he and Nafalie Riff, ur favorife soprano, can malce us remember lhe nighf when 1. JRATOR . . . When she isn'l crooning, il's oralory for Charlolfe Slurlz. For Arlhur Gang, il's survival f ihe lillesl lwe'll refrain from menfioning 'the res? of The Darwinian Theoryl. OETESS . . . We don'f need any he-poels, fhank you, we have Bea Sivins. 1OST POPULAR . . . Milfs one presidenl upon whom no aspersions are casf and diilo for Bunny lamburger who isn'l a presidenf bul lha+'s all right ' lOST SOPHISTICATED . . . You couldn'+ shocl: Bill Gronim or if you could you wouldn'l lcnow you ld. If The world wenl around backward, Helen Wehrenberg mighl condescend lo ask il lo slop aoling. ' PINSTER BACHELOR . . . There musl be some misialre 'cause we've never seen a red-headed Jinsier lilre Rufh Hillis, and as for blue-eyed Paul Weber, a bachelor ---- I IOST STUDIOUS . . . Wifh lhe honor plaque as wifness, we elecl' Arlhur Gang and Helen Gelzlen. llhough because of modesly or iusf plain inside informalion, fhey prolesl. IOST VERSATILE . . . Since Lenny Maidman and Charlolfe Sfurlz can do al' leasl iwo ihings wilh sch piece of fheir personal equipment lhey are elecied. I IIT . . . If's such an infriguing grin, we weren'f even disillusioned io find 'rhal Miraim Ball gol il' om appreciafing her own quips, and as for Baxler Caierson lJr. if you pleasel he's iusl generally iown as sap and sawdust A C ES IN T H E age fourleen PACK

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Unhl This mosf recenf and by far mosf colorful phase of life as High School sfudenfs arrived, we regarded wifh indifference all expressions of grafifude exfended 'ro our faculfy by previous classes. Buf now, as we are abouf fo leave, wifh The pleasanf whirl of senior acfivifies sfill occupying our fhoughfs, we awaken from our naive accepf- ance of all +ha+ has been done for us, and realize whaf a 'rremendous debf of grafifude we owe. We exfend fherefore our sinceresf fhanlcs. To Mr. Norr, who wifh quief and wafchful undersfanding. has shepherded us fhrough fhese four evenfful years. To Miss Sfrickland, our grade adviser. for her friendly guidance which made possible bofh fhe serious pleasures and fhe giddy fomfoolery-peculiar fo seniors. To Miss Cuniffe and Mr. Findlay, for fheir willingness fo include our special inferesfs in fheir crowded daily roufine. To Mrs. Woolfson, for her sparlclng originalify and conscienfious cooperafion in making a success of one of 'rhe mosf frying of fasks-fhe direcfion of our Class Day enfer- lainmenf. To Mr. Peck, for his pafienl' foil and ifs affendanf sense of humor, which made if oossible for us 'ro produce fhis Oriole. fo Miss Thompson for coping wifh fhe numerous problems involved in producing an arfisfic yearbook. fo Messrs. Feier, Schamus, and Brophy for fheir consianf co-operafion wifh 'rhe Senior class. 'ind finally, fo 'rhe many ofhers, wifhouf whom our paffern would be incomplefe: 'hose who have volunfeered assisfance wifhouf +hough+ of recognifion: lhose 'ro whom ve have smiled our grafifude for fheir aid in making even so vasf an esfablishmenf as 'his school, a friendly and delighfful place. APPRECIATION agesixfeen