George Washington High School - Hatchet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Sophie Piaser i I 5 John Bunzel Raymond Connolly .xx e Beniamin Kaufman Ruth McEvoy Marlin Roth J A A 7: .I 5 'gf it .in ev Joan Levis Rueben M Q ell A ' g,.--- ' Wy.. Blanche Cohen, Alice Kearney, Rose Rosberg 1 X if ll W l Poul BUdOfSl1Y Judith Brodkin Ethel Leffert 17

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Deborah Plesser lro Lyons 16 Jay Slepelman A.M. Faculty Joseph Orleans Francis McDwyer Pasquale Cassese Morris Rubin Officer Perry Bur! Erlman Marina Tscggos B. Jordan Pulver

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