Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

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QV-V' r V V a- ' .-. 'IL . ji. I f if I! Staff List for THE OLYMPIAD OF IUNE, 1941 Editor-in-Chief Rainette Dobretf Shirley Goldberg Ezra Lamdin Renee Lustig Philip Priola Art Staff Paul Klein, Editor Ruth Gordon Photographers Richard lvlisch Robert Schweitz Leonard Schofer Literary Staff Alvin Rashkow Stanley Rubinstein Evlyn Salzman Robert Shank William Wagner Typing Staff Gladys Bollotin, Head Ruth joseph Rivella Rimson Bookkeeper Raymond Burgha rdt Business Staff Marvin Pollack, Manager Bob Bartels Wilma Berkowitz Chong Gong Vera Hefner Thelma Blum Ralph Cohen Mae lernberg Esther Levine Richard Ronis Morton Rosenblatt Advertising Staff Stan Unger, Manager janice Rothenberg Shirley Yospur Raymona E. Hull, Faculty Adviser Dedication To our laughing-eyed com- rade and friendly adviser whose foresight and leader- ship guided us in the molding of a successful class, this toast to you, Miss Helen l-lum- phreys. Foreword When the current world upheaval subsides and human- ity, again exhausted, stops to survey the ruin before enter- ing upon another century or so of comparative tranquillity, we shall be reminded of the de- vastation left behind by C-engf his Khan, Atilla, and others of their kind. But through them all the human race has en- dured, to rise again with re- newed and augmented power. We have the record of the past to inspire our faith in the future. That is the hopeful message of History. Clayton R. Wise, Principal Faculty Clayton R, Wise, Principal Edna M. Studebaker, Assistant Principal Harry M. Towne, Assistant Principal English Department Laura V. Edwards, Head Frederic D. Aldrich Gertrude O. Campbell Raymona E. Hull Matie M. Parker Helen F. Winship Helen D. Ruhlen Lorena Smith Sidney Vincent Gertrude E. Warner Social Science Department George A. Hartinger, Head jacob E. Bahner Matilda C. Buschman Herbert F. Bauer Flavius L. David Theodore P. Blaich L. M. Thomas Foreign Language Department Nellie P. Rosebaugh, Head Michael Grennert Helen Humphreys Alice Hackett Helen M. Knott Edda Penko Science Department Harry C. Biddle, Head William A. Gray Kimber M. Persing Nell C. Henry Vincent R. Peterson Commercial Department Mathematics Department Willa M. Brownfield, Head joseph M. jacobs, Head Vincent L. Barrett Lavinia Carlton Helene Hrubes Martin H. Conrad Eleanor Kosman Rumah Peets E. P. Shilliday Amelia Uher Art Department Music Department Dorothy l. Taylor Head Melvin L. Balliett Florence R. Bush Russell L. C-ee Drama Department Eugene C. Davis Physical Education Department Home Economics Department Raymond G. johnson Doris A. Fuller Loretha L. Potter Helen W. Holmes Library Secretaries Norah M. Clark, Head Olive Alexander Charlotte Bazeley Custodian Thomas Lewis Printing Department Clarence A. Doubler Doris M. VanSickle Sophie Wolfson Lunchroom Dorothy Gavlak Listen! What you hear now - this terrible sound that fills the earth - it is the death rattle. One may say easily and dramatically that it is the death rattle of civilization. But--I choose to believe differently. l believe it is the long deferred death rattle of the primordial beast. We have within ourselves the power to conquer bestiality, not with our muscles and our swords, but with the power of the light that is in our minds. What a thrilling challenge this is to all Science. To play its part in the ultimate triumph of evolution. To help speed the day when man becomes genuinely human, instead of the synthetic creature-part bogus angel, part actual brute-that he has imagined himself in the dark past .... Robert Sherwood in There Shall be No Night .-.oi There Shall Be No Night A microscope is made of glass, A mind is made of matter, The world is but a shining slide On which we scatter dreams, and hopes, and aspirations, and without much motivation Magnify them till they form Patterns to eternity. We color them with thoughts and acts, Elaborate with whimsy, Build our future out of dreams, And from their flimsy structure fashion means of living, little thought to troubles giving, Spinning bonds of fellowship, Glorified fraternity. Yet slides wax dim with age and wear, And worlds aren't always shining, For forces foreign to all that's right Exert a blinding spell, a sort of magnetism and through modern barbarism Destroy the culture of the ages, Leaving stark absurdity. And dreams grow dim and patterns break, But great minds never falter, They pierce the darkness, end the night, And somehow alter things which most thought quite beyond us, making bright those things beyond us, Delving deeper, surmounting sorrow, Reaching for infinity. Rainette Eden Dobreff ...5.. Class Officers CLARENCE BROWN, President PAUL ALBERT, Vice-president INA WELTMAN, Secretary LEONARD BARRISH, Treasurer SANFORD GILL, Chairman of Enter- tainment Committee ..7.. ROSE ABRAMS 11414 Hopkins Avenue Guard SAM ADELSTEIN 1157 East Boulevard Guard PAUL ALBERT 10313 Ostend Avenue Class Vice-president: Senior Spon- sors, President: Choral Club: Student Council: Science Club, President: Microscope Club: Study Hall Monitor IEROME ALTSHULD 11508 Temblett Avenue Basketball: Co-Chairman of Rally Committee: Class Entertainment Committee: Hall Guard BESSIE APFEL 1254 East 102 Street German Club IOSEPH H. APFEL 1254 East 102 Street Guard: German Club HARVEY ARNOLD 9506 Parmelee Avenue Choral Club: Band: Orchestra: Little Symphony DOROTHY ARON 955 Thornhill Drive Friendship Club ESTHER AXELROD 12405 Auburndale Road Gym Leader: Intramural Sports BERT B. BAKER 10016 North Boulevard Student Council: Head Guard Cap- tain: Football: Lettermen's Club, President: Class Entertainment Com- mittee: Gym Captain ALBERT BANISCH 12333 St. Clair Avenue Bowling Team: Hall Guard IOHN BARRICELLI 2203 Cornell Road National Honor Society: French Club: Class Finance Committee: Latin Club, President: Chess Club: Spanish Club. President: Checker Club: Class Elec- tion Committee: French Medal LEONARD BARRISH 10916 Massie Avenue Class Treasurer, Visual Aid, Gym Captain BOB BARTELS 12216 Locke Avenue Guard Captain, Gym Captain, Bowl- ing Team, Tennis, Olympiad NORMAN L. BASH 10832 Columbia Avenue Basketball, Captain, Gym Captain IEAN E. BASS 1008 East 99 Street Friendship Club, Guard, Intramural Sports STANLEY VERGIL BAUM 10915 Drexel Avenue Torch, Feature Editor, Editor-in-chief, Advanced Dramatics, National Honor Society, Program Chairman, Tutoring Chairman, Latin Club, Vice-president, President, English Club, President, Hall Guard SHIRLEY LEAH BERGER 1144 East 98 Street Dancing Club SHIRLEY BERGGLAS 10221 Parkgate Avenue Senior Sponsor, Guard SANFORD WALTER BERKOWITZ 835 Lakeview Road Assistant Guard Captain, Bowling Team WILMA BERKOWITZ 10313 Kempton Avenue National Honor Society, Secretary to Mr. Gee, Senior Sponsor, Gym Leader, Olympiad, Intramural Sports EDITH SALLY BIRNBAUM 10713 Amor Avenue Class Finance Committee, House of Representatives, Choral Club, Secre- tary to Mr. Gee, Intramural Sports GERALD BIRNBAUM 945 Parkway Road Latin Club, Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry JUNE A. BIRNBAUM 11606 Castlewood Avenue Office Secretary CONSTANCE BLEIER 581 East 106 Street Hall Guard HERBERT BLOCH 10127 Born Avenue THELMA MARILYN BLUM 903 Thornhill Drive Secretary to Miss Buschmang Secre- tary to Mr. Bahnerg Olympiad GLADYS BOLLOTIN 976 Eddy Road Torch Typist: Olympiad, Head Typist: QW Dancing Club ' - A . IRVING BOTNICK 9908 Parkgate Avenue Footballg Student Council, Chairman of Rally Committeeg Study Hall Mona itorg Gym Captain DOROTHY HELEN BOYLE 894 East 130 Street ANDREW BRAUN 9919 South Boulevard House ot Representatives: Class Fi- nance Committeeg Trackg Lettermen's Clubg Orchestrag String Quartetg Gym Captaing Hall Guard GEORGE BRAUN 9919 South Boulevard House of Representatives: Choral Clubg Gym Captaing Tennis Teamg Latin Club DAVID BREMSON 1013 East 105 Street SYLVIA BROCK 1038 Linn Drive Dancing Club NAOMI BRODSKY lOO1 1 Somerset Avenue ANNE BROWN 1255 East 102 Street BEATRICE MARION BROWN 284 East l49 Street Choral Clubg Gym Leaders, Vice- president, Presidentg National Honor Societyg Student Councilg Class En- tertainment Committee CLARENCE BROWN 98l9 South Boulevard Class Presidentg National Honor So- cietyg Choral Clubg Hall Guard SANFORD BUNIN ll32 Lakeview Road Class Entertainment Committeeg Gym Captain RAY BURGHARDT l2526 Shaw Avenue Olympiad, Bookkeeperg Hall Guard: Class Election Committee FLORENCE CAPLIN 9805 Adams Avenue Senior Sponsorg Hall Guardg Friend- ship Club EMIL CENTA 668 East lO2 Street Band, Sergeantg Orchestra ERNEST CENTA 668 East lO2 Street Band, Sergeant: Orchestra Louis CHERTKOFF 786 Eddy Road DeVERA M I RIAM CH ERTOFF lO838 Grantwood Avenue Torchg Hall Guard HOWARD IAY CHESSIN lO2Ol Ostend Avenue Visual Aid, Treasurerg Senior Sponsorg Hall Guard STELLA BARBARA CHWIEDZIEWICZ 629 East lO2 Street Choral Clubg Gym Leaderg Intramural Sports ETH EL COH EN 9l l2 Parmelee Avenue Science Club, Secretaryg English Clubg Friendship Club RALPH COH EN lO802 Amor Avenue Band, Sergeant: Orchestrag Little Symphonyg Senior Sponsor, Olympiad: Hall Guard KATHRYN MAR I E CORR IGAN 528 East II7 Street Intramural Sports NATALIE COVIT IO607 Massie Avenue Torch, Office Secretary HOWARD EARL CUMMINGS IO6II Dupont Avenue Gym Captaing Stagecraft, Head Draftsman ROBERT N. CURTIS IO532 Helena Avenue - Hi-Y, Vice-president, Gym Captain: Hall Guard COLETTA DARMSTADT 13707 St. Clair Avenue Transferred from East High School Latin Club FRANCES DARNOV lO602 Bryant Avenue Orchestra AUDREY RUTH DAVIS 680 East II7 Street BETTY IEAN DELANEY IZZO6 St. Clair Avenue Gym Leaders, Secretary, Class Enter- tainment Committeeg Intramural Sportsg Twelfth Daze CHARLOTTE LEE DEMBO I I lO3 Ashbury Avenue Advanced Drarnaticsg National Honor Society: Torchg Choral Club ALBERT DESATNIK IZZO East I I I Street Senior Sponsorg Choral Club RAINETTE EDEN DOBREFF IO55 Parkside Road Torchg Olympiadg National Honor So- cietyg French Club, Secretary, Guard, Class Entertainment Committeeg Eng- lish Club, Choral Clubg Class Election Committee, Chairman: Intramural Sports Q KATHERINE DOLLAR 10415 Yale Avenue Advanced Dramaticsg House of Rep- resentativesg National Honor Society ROBERT DUFFIN 11008 St. Clair Avenue BETTY EATON 560 East 103 Street Intramural Sportsg Cuardg Silver Blades BETTE M. EISENBERG 10513 Earle Avenue Choral Clubg Science Club HERMINE FELDMAN 11605 Hopkins Avenue Hall Guard VEARL FENRICK 2461 East 83 Street Transferred from Central High School Nlational Honor Society ni. 34. QW ls. I K3 C ix, fuk. . , I -1, ,e..-.- it f.:-is it MARC FERMAN 1268 East 125 Street Study Hall Monitor BETTY FINESILVER 10723 Orville Avenue Secretary to Miss Buschmang 12B House of Representativesg Latin Clubg Vice-presidentg Secretary to Miss Studebakerg Intramural Sports ELENORE V, FINK 11606 Ohlman Avenue Secretary to Mr. Petersong Hall Guard EVELYNE HELANA FORKUS lO412 Columbia Avenue Hall Guard SYLVIA FRANK 801 East 105 Street Choral Clubg Gym Leader: English Clubg Intramural Sportsg Twelfth Daze DAVID FRIEDMAN I 11801 Ohlman Avenue Advanced Dramaticsg Class Enter- tainment Committee: S t a g e c r a f t, Shop Foreman EVELYN RUTH FU ERST ll222 Ashbury Avenue Advanced Dramaticsg Torch, Feature Editor, Editor-in-chiefg Quill and Scroll LeROY lAY CELFAND lO4OO Parkgate Avenue Band: Orchestra MARTHA GEORGE lO908 Hampden Avenue Transferred from East High School Science Club ZELDA GERSHOWITZ lOlO7 Somerset Avenue Science Club SANFORD GILL lO8OO Greenlawn Avenue Class Chairman of Entertainment Committeeg Choral Club: Gym Lead- erg Dancing Club IRVING M. GILMAN 795 Parkwood Drive Band, Staff Sergeantg House of Rep- resentativesg Guard MILDRED GINSBURG l I3 l 5 Tuscora Avenue EVELYN GLASER l232O Edmonton Avenue Secretary to Mrs. Brownfield NORA CLASSMAN lO706 Lee Avenue Transferred from Heights High School Discussion Clubg Band LEONARD COLDBERG lO7l4 Morrison Avenue Dancing Club SANFORD GOLDBERG 9508 Yale Avenue Band: Guard SHIRLEY GOLDBERG l l805 Fairport Avenue Olympiadg Spanish Club, Chairman of Entertainment Committee: Student Councilg Chess Club ARNOLD GOLDMAN IO604 Gooding Avenue PHILIP TRAMER GOLDMAN IO2l6 Parkgate Avenue Bowling Team STANLEY HAROLD GOLDMAN 2808 Mayfield Road Visual Aidg Whirlo Clubg Stage Craft CHONG CONG 364 East I49 Street National Honor Society, Treasurer, President: Olympiadg English Book- Room Managerg Hi-Y, Secretary: Sci- ence Clubg Mathematics Club: Cam- cra Club, Secretaryg Chess Clubg Ra- dio Club SYLVIANN GOODMAN I2902 Brackland Road BERNARD GORDON 753 Lakeview Road Choral Clubg Discussion Club BETTY ELLEN GORDON I I I5 Parkside Road HAROLD MARVIN GORDON IO92 East III Street Footballg Assistant Head Guard Cap taing Torchg Lettermen's Club, Vice presidentg Basketballg Gym Leader Twelfth Daze HARRY GORDON 9308 Kempton Avenue National Honor Society, Vice-presi dentg Student Councilg Guard Cap taing Chess Club RUTH M. GORDON 880 East IOS Street Class Entertainment Committee Stage Designg Olympiad HELEN ANNE GREMINGER 9219 Adams Avenue Silver Bladesg Intramural Sports MARILYN HAINES I289 East IIS Street Stage Design DAVID HAROLD HALBERS ll907 Fairport Avenue Stage Craft, Assistant Stage Manager ALAN HALPIN 824 Lakeview Road Student Council, Treasurerg National Honor Societyg Latin Club, Presidentg Spanish Club, Treasurerg Study Hall Monitor HARVEY IEROME HARRIS 2555 Channing Road Science Clubg Mathematics Club ELEK HARTMAN 795 Parkwood Drive Advanced Dramaticsg Gym Leaderf Hall Guard Captain IUNE BERTHA HARTMAN 799 East 95 Street Stage Designg Hall Guard VERA HEFNER lO608 Helena Avenue Olympiadg Gym Leaders, Secretaryg Choral Clubg Senior Sponsorg Whirlo Clubg Latin Club, Secretary NATHALIE HEINER 468 East II7 Street Advanced Dramaticsg Secretary to Mr. Davidg English Club VIRGINIA RUTH HELM 634 East Il8 Street Friendship Club, Service Chairmang Gym Leaderg Science Club MILTON LEON HENIG I I23O Parklawn Drive Science Clubg Hall Guard FLORENCE HENRY l4lI Lakeview Road Stage Design: Hall Guardg Class En- tertainment Committee ROSE HERP 774 Linn Drive RUTH HINK 826 East IO5 Street Secretary to Mrs. Brownfieldg Torch Business Managerg Quill and Scroll EDITH HIRSCHBEIN 860 Lakeview Road Secretary to Miss Kosman STANFORD EDWIN H I RSHMAN IOI22 Ostend Avenue Study Hall Guard: House ot Repre- sentatives: Hall Guard: Gym Leader LOUINA RUTH HOPKINS 840 East I29 Street National Honor Societyg Dancing Club: Friendship Club, Presidentg Secretary to Mr. Biddleg Class Finance Committeeg Secretary to Miss Stude- baker LILY ANN HORWITZ IOIO7 Garfield Avenue Secretary to Mr. Bahner ROBERT HOVER 438 East IZO Street MARIAN L. HURTER 579 East IO3 Street Choral Clubg Hall Guard ISABELLA ISAACS 1633 Glenmont Road Office Secretary SHIRLEE THELMA ISRAEL I I I I4 Berkshire Avenue Dancing Clubg English Club: Silver Blades PAUL IACKSON I2308 Chesterfield Avenue Science Club, Presidentg Mathematics Club, Vice-chairmang Latin Club, Chairman of the Entertainment Com- mitteeg Senior Sponsorg Chess Clubg Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry MAE H ENR I ETTA IERNBERG 1248 East III Street Orchestrag Gym Leaderg Intramural Sportsg Senior Sponsorg Olympiad LANE JONAP 84I East 95 Street IEANETTE IONES I979 East 82 Street Orchestrag String Orchestrag Glenville Guidance Committeeg Science Clubg String Quartet RUTH JOSEPH 984 Paxton Road Torch Typistg Class Entertainment Committee: Olympiadg Secretary to Miss Studebakerg Hall Guard MIRIAM BARBARA KANNER 951 Thornhill Drive EDWARD KAPPELMAN lO322 Adams Avenue Science Club, Treasurerg Mathematics Club: Chess Club AARON KATZ 9822 Parkgate Avenue Latin Club NATHAN KATZ 10725 Creenlawn Avenue Intramural Sports, Manager LEONARD KATZEFF 11321 Durant Avenue Choral Club RUTH ELAINE KAUFMAN 10729 Earle Avenue Office Secretary: Guardg Whirlo Clubg German Club, Chairman of the En- tertainment Committee LEONARD KELLER I 1 I 19 Tuscora Avenue Class Entertainment Committeeg Stu- dent Councilg Dancing Clubg Band LILLIAN KIMBELL 841 East 128 Street WILLIAM KIRALY 12517 St. Clair Avenue FLORENCE LEE KLEIN 12417 Brackland Avenue Bicycle Club PAUL KLEIN 1499 East IO6 Street National Honor Societyg Torch, Art Editor and Cartoonistg Gym Captaing Class Entertainment Committeeg Olympiad, Art Editor: Quill and Scrollg Hall Guard: Silver Blades' Stage Design MILDRED KLUGER 810 Eddy Road Choral Club, English Club, German Club, Silver Blades EDITH M. KNOX 488 East 124 Street Gym Leader, Intramural Sports, Stu- dent Council, Publicity Committee IULIAN Y. KOFSKY 850 Lakeview Road Student Council, Publicity Commit- tee Chairman, Guard Captain, Band, Class Entertainment Committee, Art Staff, Study Hall Guard ARTHUR DAVID KOHN 10818 Gooding Avenue Guard, Dancing Club -EONARD B. KOHN l 1908 Tuscora Avenue :lass Entertainment Committee, Ad- fanced Dramatics, Latin Club, Sci- ence Club, Hall Guard, Chess Club, English Club, Assistant to Mr. Har- 'inger, Silver Blades IAARION KOLB 128 East 123 Street .atin Club, Bicycle Club, Science Ilub, Intramural Sports IEANNE ANNA KOPP 651 East 127 Street Gym Leader, Secretary to Mr. Bah- ner, Intramural Sports NATALIE KORMAN 941 Thornhill Drive Gym Leader, Stage Design, Class En- tertainment Committee, Intramural Sports, Student Council, Publicity Ccmrnittee MARVIN M. KRIEGER 13012 Brackland Avenue C h e s s C 1 u b, Secretary-treasurer, Class Entertainment Committee, Twelfth Daze, Sports Editor, Mi- croscope Club, Class Election Com- mittee GENELL LABSON 9804 Adams Avenue EZRA LAMDIN 10303 Empire Avenue National Honor Society, Twelfth Daze, News Editor, Olympiad, Or- chestra, House of Representatives, Hall Guard ARLENE LANDY 11904 Ashbury Avenue Torch Secretary, Secretary to Mr. Al- drich, Office Secretary, Secretary to Mr. Persing, Guard LEONARD B. LAPINE l0547 Glenville Avenue Choral Club ABE LEBOVITZ l l5l l Temblett Avenue Basket Ballg Lettermen's Club IEANNE CHRISTINE LEGGON lO937 Pasadena Avenue Assistant to Miss Fuller TEMA MILDRED LEINER l0708 Pasadena Avenue Class Entertainment Committeeg Guard ESTHER LEVINE 1283 East I37 Street Torch, Head Typistp Olympiadg Sec- retary to Mr. Davidg Student Coun- cil, Chairman Election Committee: Hall Guard KURT PAUL LEYSER l790 East lOl Street ' i A Q ,i fi K All HERBERT NORMAN LIEBERMAN l23l5 Woodside Avenue MARGARET KATHRYN LINDSTROM 709 East l26 Street HILDA R. LINSKY l l l l lBerkshire Avenue Torch PAUL N. LIPSON H805 Scottwood Avenue HARRIET LISTKOWSKI 4005 East l3l Street Senior Sponsorg Choral Clubg Gym Leaderg Intramural Sportsg Science Club RENEE LUSTIG lO9ll Morrison Avenue Class Entertainment Committeeg Eng- lish Club, Chairman of Entertainmen Committee 3 Olympiad 5 Advance: Dramaticsg Gym Leaderg lntramura Sportsg Discussion Club RUSSELL A. MAGID lOOl East Boulevard Whirlo Club, Presidentg Gym Captaing Choral Club VERA BELLE MAILMAN 9022 Columbia Avenue Band: Orchestrag Senior Sponsor: Gym Leader: Secretary to Miss Busch- W mah LEO MALIK lO4l4 Empire Avenue Football: Hall Guardg Study Hall Monitor IOE MANDEL lO6Ol Morrison Avenue Study Hall Monitor LAURA MARGOLIS ll402 Temblett Avenue Senior Sponsors, Secretary: Class Election Committeeg Student Councilg Spanish Club, Treasurerg Office Sec- re ta ry LEE HAROLD MATTISON lO708 St. Clair Avenue Hall Guardg Dancing Club IACK A. MCCULLOUGH 735 East 95 Street Gym Captain GORDON MCCASSON 664 East lO9 Street Hi-Yg Printing Foreman: Stage Craft HELEN MCLAEN lO528 Glenville Avenue French Club, President CECILIA S. MEE 469 East ll4 Street Transferred from Collinwood School HARRIET L. MENKS 938 Linn Drive Discussion Club FRANCES METZENBAUM 799 Eddy Road High NORMA MILLER 730 East 96 Street Advanced Dramaticsg Choral Club: English Club, Chairman of Entertain- ment Committeeg Twelfth Daze g Class Entertainment Committeeg Stu- dent Council SYLVIA MILLER 7ll Parkwood Drive House of Representativesg Assistant to Mrs. Brownfield ADELE MINZER H32 East lO5 Street Choral Clubg Hall Cuardg Dancing Club RICHARD IOHN MISCH I2320 Osceola Avenue Senior Sponsor: Olympiad, Photog- rapherg Hall Cuardg Camera Club: Laboratory Assistantg Miscroscope Club HARR I ET LEE MITCHELL 799 East 95 Street Science Club VIRGINIA ADELE MORAN 659 Parkwood Drive Bicycle Clubg Intramural Sports NATALIE MOSES 1906 East 75 Street English Club HOWARD MOSKOWITZ 750 East I03 Street ARTHUR LEONARD MOSS 828 East 95 Street ZELDA NAROSNY 92I3 Yale Avenue National Honor Society: Office Secre- taryg Choral Club: Secretary to Mrs Brownfield HARRY NASH 932 East IZ3 Street Guard: Stagecraft LOIS NEWMAN l03l Linn Drive Secretary to Mr. Balliett SYLVIA NEWMARK 10815 Tacoma Avenue Choral Club MIRIAM NOVELSKY 9914 Pierpont Avenue Student Councilg Twelfth Daze, Feature Staff IACK PALLER 10304 Ostend Avenue Basketballg Gym Leader TED W. PANHORST 1454 Larchmont Road Choral Club, Vice-president MURRAY PEARLMAN 11621 Durant Avenue Hall Guard: Class Election Commit- tee: Camera Club ALBERT PEITZER 8909 Esterbrook Avenue Hall Guard: Study Hall Monitor CLEMENT PERRY 10817 Earle Avenue Camera Clubg Discussion Club ELVIRA PETRIC 9212 Parmelee Avenue Transferred from East High School Science Club MARVIN STANLEY POLLACK 11519 Tuscora Avenue Olympiad, Business Managerg Student Councilg Guard Captaing Study Hall Monitor BETTE POLSTER 9907 Somerset Avenue Guard FRANCES POLTER 495 East 123 Street National Honor Society: Office Sec- retaryg Gym Leader: Intramural Sportsg Bowling Clubg French Club, Chairman of Entertainment Commit- teeg Secretary to Miss Buschman HOWARD NORMAN PORTNOY 860 Herrick Road Print Shop Foreman WESLEY PRESSMAN 789 Linn Drive Camera Club PHILIP PRIOLA l903 Woodlawn Avenue Torchg Olympiadg National Honor So- cietyg Printing Foreman, Latin Club, Chess Club IOE RADOMSKY H308 Hopkins Avenue MARGARET RALPH 43l East ll8 Street House of Representatives ALVIN RASHKOW 9409 Pierpont Avenue Advanced Dramaticsg Student Coun- cil, Assembly Chairmang English Club, President: Olympiad, Discussion Clubg Class Entertainment Committee, House of Representatives THELMA REINER ll908 Thornewood Avenue National Honor Society, Secretary to Mr. Biddle, Torch, Gym Leader, ln- tramural Sportsg Class Entertainment Committee, Twelfth Daze , Assis- tant to Miss Fuller, Stage Design, Class Election Committee RIVELLA LEE RIMSON lOlO4 Parkgate Avenue Secretary to Miss Edwardsg Torchg German Club, Olympiad MORRIS RINGER lO624 Morrison Avenue Student Councilg Class Finance Com- mitteeg Latin Club, Hall Guard, Cap- tain MELVIN RITTER lO5l7 Churchill Avenue Orchestrag String Orchestra, String Quartet, Assistant Conductor: Little Symphony BERNARD ROGOFF ll5l2 Tuscora Avenue Football: Lettermen's Club: Hall Guard, Captain ALBERT ROLNIK lO826 Tacoma Avenue RUTH ROLNIK lO826 Tacoma Avenue Whirlo Club, Latin Club LAWRENCE RONIS 1083 Lakeview Road Senior Sponsor: Latin Club, Hall Guard, Co-Captain RICHARD RONIS 664 East 9l Street Orchestra, String Orchestra: Senior 5 Sponsorg Tennis Team, Managerg English Club, Vice-presidentg Olyrn- piad, Twelfth Daze DONALD ROPER 603 East IO9 Street National Honor Society, Choral Club, Business Manager, Advanced Dramat- icsg Hi-Y, Treasurer SAM LOUIS ROSE 660 East 94 Street PEARL ROSEN lO4l4 Yale Avenue Choral Club, Class Finance Commit- tee: Discussion Clubg English Club, Secretary to Mr.Persing ALEX ROSENBERG 784 East 89 Street Study Hall Monitor, Hall Guard Wd MORTON ROSEN BLATT lO2l4 Somerset Avenue Assistant Hall Guard Captain, Elec- tion Committeeg Olympiad DOROTHY ROTH lO629 Earle Avenue Torchg Twelfth Daze g English Club IANICE MAE ROTHENBERG 868 Eddy Road Olympiad, Dancing Club BEN ROTHMAN lO9OS Massie Avenue Twelfth Daze, Editor-in-Chiefg Chess Club, Secretary: Senior Sponsor LAWRENCE H. RUBIN 985 East l28 Street MIRIAM RUBINSTEIN 9803 Parkgate Avenue Twelfth Daze STANLEY RUBINSTEIN 10317 Empire Avenue English Club: Olympiad HARRY SABLE 10418 Ostend Avenue Football: Track ADELE SACHS 785 East 105 Street DOROTHY SACHS 1136 East 98 Street NORMA SACKS 12434 Phillips Avenue National Honor Society: Gym Leader: Twelfth Daze : Student Council, Secretary: English Club: Secretary to Mr. Hartinger: Intramural Sport: EVLYN SALZMAN 1096 East 125 Street Gym Leader: English Club: Intramu- ral Sports: Olympiad: Latin Club: Hall Guard HERBERT SANDLER 10610 Morrison Avenue CLIFFORD ARTHUR SARGENT 690 East 125 Street Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms: Football: Study Hall Monitor: Track: Letter- men's Club HARRY SCHOENBERG 11412 Temblett Avenue Athletic Board, President: Senior Sponsor: Class Election Committee: Gym Leader LEONARD SCHOFER 10405 Parkgate Avenue Olympiad, Editor-in-chief: English Club, President: Student Council: Tutoring: Discussion Club: Twelfth Daze : Latin Club SAMUEL SCHULMAN 1 151 1 Fairport Avenue Student Council, President: National Honor Society: Study Hall Monitor HELEN SCHWARTZ lO914 Massie Avenue RUTH ARLENE SCHWARTZ IOOI Linn Drive ROBERT SCHWEITZ lI5Ol Hopkins Avenue Student Council, Lunchroom Commit- tee, Chairmang Olympiad, Photog- rapherp Camera Club, Presidentg Class Entertainment Committeeg House ot Representativesg Latin Clubg Study Hall Monitor NADYNE SCOTT lO7l4 Englewood Avenue Secretary to Miss Buschmang Secre- tary to Miss Arthurg Assistant to Mr. Bahner ROBERT BREWER SHANK l78lO Canterbury Road National Honor Society: Olympiad: Tennis Teamg Mathematics Clubg Tutoring THELMA SHAPIRO IOI7 Parkwood Drive Guardg Intramural Sportsg Chess Club NORMA SHEDROFF I I l23 Ada Avenue Class Entertainment Committee: Or- chestrag String Orchestrag String Quartetg Discussion Clubg Library As- sistant GEORGE SHIFFMAN I3Ol East Boulevard Stage Craft, Master Electriciang Foot- ballg Guard Captaing Silver Bladesg Class Entertainment Committee EMILY SIEGEL IOTO7 Garfield Avenue English Club, Secretaryg Hall Guard NETTIE SIEGER IO6I9 Englewood Avenue Assistant to Miss Fuller ROBERT L. SILVERMAN 89l East Boulevard Gym Captaing Torch, Co-advertising Managerg Study Hall Monitor DAVID HAROLD SKORMAN 777 East lO3 Street Stagecraft, Assistant Stage Manager: Hall Guard BRENDA MARIE SMITH 278 East ISO Street PEARL SOLOMON ll3OO Hopkins Avenue House of Representativesg Secretary to Miss Hullg Guard LEONARD SOLOMON l2005 Ohlman Avenue Student Councilg Gym Captain BELLA STARK lO85 Parkside Road Student Councilg Bicycle Club, Pres- identg Secretary to Mr. Grennertg German Club, Presidentg Secretary to Mr. Lewisg Class Election Committeeg Senior Sponsor BETTY STEIN lO726 Garfield Avenue English Clubg Class Election Commit- tee: Torch: Twelfth Daze FAY MARIE STEIN 99l4 Adams Avenue IUDITH STEINBERG lOOll Parkgate Avenue Latin Clubg House of Representatives TED STRATER 664 East ll3 Street Guardg Footballg Gym Captain STANLEY STREIFENDER ll9ll lngomar Avenue Choral Club SHAFER ilACKl STUBBART 1260 East Il3 Street Hi-Yg Science Clubg Printing Fore- rnang Mathematics Club SAN DFORD MELV I N TOLCH l NSKY ll6l Parkwood Drive Football: Trackg Letterr'nen's Club Silver Bladesg Hall Guard Captain STANFORD ALLEN UNGER 454 East l2O Street Student Council, Vice-president Olympiad, Advertising Managerg Cen- tral Study Hall Committee, Chairman Study Hall Monitor H ELEN LOU ISE UTTLEY 9223 Carmela Avenue Choral Clubg Study Hall Monitor EDNA VISION 9803 Kempton Avenue House of Representatives, Secretary to Miss Edwards, Choral Club, Disf cussion Clubg Student Council, Sec- retary to Mr. Thomas, Student Coun- cil, Entertainment Committee WILLIAM ALLEN WACN ER IOIO7 North Boulevard Olympiad, Science Club, Vice-presi- dentg Twelfth Daze , Mathematics Club: Checker Clubg Scnior Sponsor IACK WAINEY II74 East l23 Street Track IEANNE WEIL 9l8 Eddy Road Class Finance Committeeg Secretary to Mr. Bahnerg Torch: Class Election Committee, English Club MARK WEIS l2Ol Parkwood Drive LEO WEISS 779 Lakeview Road House of Representativesg Study Hall Monitor, A d v a n c e d Dramaticsg Lunchroom Aidg Hall Guard MELVIN WEISS IOO9 Parkwood Drive INA CLAIRE WELTMAN 9407 Parmelee Avenue Class Secretary: Secretary to Miss Studebakerg Hall Guard RICHARD WESSLER lO6l Parkwood Drive Band, Corporal and Sergeantg Or- chestra, Little Symphony HELEN WIEDER 9205 Pierpont Avenue Bicycle Club NORMAN WILLNER l24l6 Brackland Avenue Hall Guardg Checker Club YOLANDA IACQUELINE WITH ERS IOS9 East 98 Street Torch, Feature Editor, National Hon- or Society, Secretaryg Twelfth Daze, Feature Editorg Friendship Club, Publicity Chairman, Student Councilg Latin Clubg French Club, Tutoring, Choral Club PEARL ELAINE WOLFE 840 East 105 Street Secretary to Mrs. Bush ROSEMARY WOLFE 10726 St, Clair Avenue Friendship Club FLORENCE WUNDERLE 517 East IOS Street lntramural Sports KENNETH MARVIN YARUS 12203 Chesterfield Avenue Torch, Circulation Manager, Adver- tising Staff, Quill and Scrollg Nation- al Honor Societyg Student Council, Silver Blades, Presidentg Class Finance Committeeg Gym Captaing German Club: Visual Aidg Study Hall Com- mittee MILTON BLOOMFlELD 11801 Castlewood Avenuc Band, Orchestra WILLIAM HOGAN 10908 Lima Avenue SHIRLEY E. YOSPUR 11609 Fairport Avenue Secretary to Miss Studebakerg Sec- retary to Mr. Bahnerg Hall Guard, Olympiad PHILIP ZAMANSKY 10519 Clairdoan Avenue Torch, Circulation Manager, Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Chairman of En- tertainment Committeeg Student Councilg Guardg Twelfth Daze EVELYN ZELDMAN 12309 Fairport Avenue Library Assistantg Guard BLANCHE LOUISE ZELMON 10412 Garfield Avenue tee MURRAY CvOLDSTElN l 1512 Ohlman Avenue MANUEL GOLDFISHER 880 Lakeview Avenue Choral Club: Entertainment Commit- POME What Nathan Katz, M.D. and Ph.D., Found in the Subconscious of the Poet The reesy mermerunds drag by, The sylafloo strikes ten. And 'neath yon steropopily Reclines a lapaden. He dreams about his sleezing lady, With hist of purest gold, Rednotz as blue as paisey flow'rs, And reembs like cherristold. She larteth down to him a rose: His eyes gasplooze with glee: He brings it to his wubsy nose, And finds therein-a bee. This is the plot of a twisted brain A mind befraught with dithers And lest you think that you're insane, The plot's by - - - Yolanda Withers. , ci, -S 1 1 ,N : - if + ,fx i 0 'Z N- 1'- i. X . Wxxxnx NN Gee. - ' is . s 'Ill' f V- I - Z f' Il - 'K' on If 1f A X X in ' X3 1' l i t i A at NX x N1 4 'fl ' K l its H in X l -l ln 'XTX' ' 4' W f w . f l l - I l 5. L-if --1 'x 15 13: it .1 MX 'xx tw. rf fs 'V .Q 'fin' Mlxzl li x A c Class Case History BIRTH: Born on September l2, l938, in Ward No. lOld Audl at 8:00. The infant weighed 325 L. Bfs llive bodiesl. Doctor Glenville had difficult time bringing baby into the world. llvlother was no rabbit either.l Chris- tened luny'r Fortiwonf' FIRST TOOTH: luny'r Fortiwon cut first tooth on occasion of IOB Mixer. Examination proved tooth came in straight as Mixer was great success. Child was in good voice in three or four cases and showed remarkable dissimilarity to lulius Caesar. MEASLES: luny'r Fortiwon was incapacitated by very severe attack of three day measles. Couldn't do anything for 36 weeks but study. GROWING PAINS: Sixteenth birthday of luny'r Fortiwon -weight l lO -height 6'2-arms 4 feet-feet 3 hands long. Wore first long pants on date of HA election. FIRST DATE: Hawaiian Hatti favored luny'r Fortiwon with first grown-up date on May l7 ll lA dancel, at Hawaiian Holiday. Treated here for stiff neck. HEEBIE IEEBIES: The shaking, after seeing lack O'Lantern live, was diagnosed as Heebie leebies. -32- L v-nf, - L- -s HH! '2'l3f' .5iP' .2222-ll:f O 'ui' f H 'N ag, ,gm ' Q Y - ' 3 X - J F s , . ,J - J H f ' v f WW ,ma ,A,', G L ir 1 ff, WW 246-2 1 ,... ?Z-ff-Slw 'll 5 3 2-Y, fc Jllc : f v - , Z I - Z2.-bfi Class Case History FIRST BABY: Wife made real stunt-nite of january 21 by pre- senting juny'r Fortiwon with bouncing baby. j. F. treated here for shock. N0 BONES BROKEN: Mr. juny'r Fortiwon went on a vacation to dude ranch for Last Roundup celebration to ride a horse. Cot Big Kick out of it. No bones broken. RETIREMENT: Tycoon ul. F. retired from business on june 6 lCIass Picnicl after arranging for future generations, and was given farewell dinner on june 13 lClass Nitel. Treated here for acute indigestion -condition greatly weakened. MEMORIAM: Old Man juny'r Fortiwon died here today llune 20, 1941, Commencementl after painting town red last night, trying to recapture younger days. He was alive till very end, and will be dead for the rest of his life. 1334 Flora and Fauna The Bureau of the F.O.S.S.l.L. lFederal Office of Scientific Search Including Lizzardsl after a long, arduous research in the vicinity of the old site of Glenville lwhat a sitel sets forth the following data with regard to flora and fauna relics dug up in that vicinity: CLASS Corn Bachelor button Alligator Police dog Shrimp lack-in-the- pulpit Social Lion Pansy Snapdragon Wolf Giraffe Gorilla Grizzly bear Bull Owl Squirrel Love birds Humming birds Eel Brain coral ANALOGY Paul Albert Ray Burghardt Albert Peitzer Bert Blaicher Renee Lustig Sam Schulman Leonard Solomon Russ Magid Ruth Gordon Leonard Goldberg Paul jackson Sanford Tolchinsky Harry Gordon Dave Bremson Alan Halpin Alvin Rashkow Ben Rothman and lna Weltman Sanford Gill Herbert Sandler Milton Henig FUNCTION dressing up old jokes and pop- ping them in unsuspecting peo- ple's faces being an incurable misogynist cutting rugs patroling the corridors winking at everybody preaching telling everyone what a great guy he is roller skating drawing men and flies preying on suspecting little girls solving for x--- the long way scaring people with muscles taking cars apart rolling up his cuffs and sling- ing it convincing people that is his real face date wrong numbers to be private in public keeping the choral club in tune with him slipping out of school awing teachers with his knowl- edge -34- INSTINCTIVE TENDENCY to laugh at Mr. Persing's jokes to turn up his nose at the sight of any female under sixty to do dance steps while playing bad- minton to eat ice cream sandwiches on duty to get into theaters at children's prices to sell everybody Student Council tickets to annoy Miss Humphreys to borrow money to supply homeroom with tasty tales to thrill the librarians to teach the teachers science to think the gridiron is an instrument for making waffles to leave them that way to inflate baloons to suffer tax stamp insomnia to feel at home in a padded cell to be public in private to sing a solo with a forty voice back- ground to complain that s.h. desks are too hard to sleep on to think that smoking is dangerous when you have gas on stomach O wif .AQ 611' is Stanley Baum ..... Manuel Coldtisher . Lawrence Ronis .. Harry Gordon .. Frances Polter . . . Philip Priola ..... Leonard Solomon . Clarence Brown .. William Wagner . Alan Halpin .... Robert Shank . . . Norma Sacks . . . Morris Ringer .... Zelda Narosny .... Leonard Schoter . . . Honor Roll T1 ... 97.51 Ezra Lamdin ... . . . 95.14 Catherine Dollar . . . 94.63 Evlyn Salzman . . . . . 93.64 Yolanda Withers . . . 93.47 Vearl Fenrick . . . 93.15 Aaron Katz . . 93.03 Chong Gong . . . . . . . 92.79 Wilma Berkowitz 92.77 Sam Rose . . 92.74 Stanley Rubinstei ... 92.11 Norma Miller ... . . . 92.06 Paul Klein . . . . . . . . 92.03 Laura Margolis . . . . . 91.97 Ben Rothman . . . . . . 91.9 john Barricelli . . -1. l c--p. i- 1- l cs 5 LS! .. 91.86 .. 91.54 .. 91.54 .. .. 91.45 .. 91.31 .. 91.18 .. .. 91.17 .. .. 91.08 .. .. 90.93 .. 90.63 90.22 . . 90.21 . . 90.2 . . 90.2 . . 90.07 National Honor Society Members Bert Baker john Barricelli Stanley Baum Wilma Berkowitz Gerald Birnbaum Beatrice Brown Clarence Brown Raymond Burghardt Charlotte Dembo Rainette Dobreff Katherine Dollar Vearl Fenrich Manuel Goldfisher Chong Gong Harry Cordon Alan Halpin Vera Hefner Louina Hopkins Paul jackson Paul Klein Ezra Lamdin Laura Margolis Harriet Menks Norma Miller Zelda Narosny Marvin Pollack Frances Polter Philip Priola Thelma Reiner -35- Lawrence Ronis Richard Ronis Donald Roper Sam Rose Norma Sacks Evlyn Salzman Leonard Schofer Sam Schulman Robert Shank Norma Shedroff Stan Unger William Wagner Yolanda Withers Kenneth Yarus Fashion Show Miss Humphreys and her Assistant The Brciins Come L JOB -NV UH! I F. L jf ., mme 'Y I Again N 4 . X 4 '1 s, .....,ig-I I-lorsing Around 36- F08 THE OF FUN Thi The Corral Group -37 Hallelujah Remember Stunt Nite? String Quartet one .f B9 A Y A XIXXXXX !,v at t L. ..,.. - -LL -74 .. Chemical Affinities Six hundred and five failures and then, at last, Dr. W. Pressman found the sensational combination of people from whose traits the ideal human being will be formed. Here they are, the people and their outstanding characteristics: Boy Clarence Brown Gordon lVlcCasson Paul Albert Clifford Sargent Leonard Solomon Sanford Gill Paul Klein Ben Rothman Dave Friedman Don Roper Most Popular Best Looking Best Personality Best Figure Best Dresser Best Dancer Most Likely to Succeed inseparable Angelic Most Versatile Girl Edith Birnbaum Arlene Landy Louina Hopkins Ruth Gordon Rose Abrams lanice Rothenberg Evelyn Fuerst lna Weltman Renee Lustig Norma Sacks Why They Studied: History- to find out how man made a monkey of himself. Law-to learn the names of all the legal holidays. Sociology- to find out how to take candy from a baby. Chemistry- to learn how to mix our own headache pills. English - to learn at least one foreign language. Math - to learn how to file Pop's income tax report. Geometry- to get an angle on the teacher. Why They Failed: History-weren't interested in autobiographies. Law- Roosevelt changed them too often. Sociology - learned a new definition of the word baby. Chemistry- found out aspirins were cheaper. English-knew too many quaint idioms. Math -incentive taken away when they took Pop away. Geometry- supplemented teacher instead of complimenting her. 738- Sports The june '41 class has scored as highly on the score board as on the honor roll. Back in the inner recesses of '38 we find record of the school's sopho- more football team. Major General Thomas George coached these hopeful Harmons in the fundamentals of the game. Some of the galloping ghosts and sprinting spirits on the team were Sanford Tolchinsky, Bud Rogoff, Bert Baker, Harold Gordon, George Shiffman, and Bob Schweitz. The latter part of the year enabled boys with talent in basketball and track to get splinters and cinders in their respective shoes. Stars like Norman Bash, lack Paller, and Abe Lebovitz pounded the panels of the basketball court. Andrew Braun, George Shiffman, Clifford Sargent, and lack Wainey broke the tapes and records for track coach johnson that year. ln the two remaining years other boys and other teams joined the swelling il spelled that rightl ranks. Phi Goldman, Al Banisch, Ray Burg-A hardt, and Bob Bartels mangled the maples for the bowling team. A newly composed l94l tennis team with Richard Ronis as manager and Robert Shank, Ben Rothman, and George Braun among the player ranks represented the school favorably in the racket wars. The class itself took part in the traditional l2B-l2A battles. As l2B's, our football team led by Captain Stanford Hirshman doubled the score of our l2A opponents I2-6. Late in the fall, our cagers put the ball through the hoop enough times to beat the l2A's. When we became Senior A's we beat the Senior B basketball team Zl -l 6. We owe this victory to the careful captainship of Pop Schoenberg. And it is thus that the athletic era of our class was spent. lt is true that we represent the lean years of school victories. Nevertheless, the real purpose of athletics has been accomplished, and unity has been born Phoenix-like from the ashes of hardship. 12B Basket Boll Censored XO We, ,Ao f Z QUUL! Q., 4 1 4 mis The Coach ond The Coptoin -.40- G-Men cmd Gee! Women Slinging it Over the Top CID Bowling d Bowlecl X I x n 'Y 1'...E3lQ..L1,- AUT W qi,-.,, mn. N-.H 1 r 5 ,T'f.f'?Qar ' ' ' ' . ..1 ,'-Ar' -w.-sf' ,- ,:',,.!L M ,,,g74. iw ,5. -, I ugllxmmf 'T .,,. I, A fb? M55 geggz -J, X :.- wr-I' Q-Q ,,. -gg-,--i, 3. ' -cw J? f vw '14 , . I v , W ., '-,.F',:t'.2-',.' - nf dm. -- 1 , ' - ' 4. K uv, vi, fl . utnfff., ' X 1- X ' v . .V W' ,. 'Ni -?-l , ra- - - - -4 ,. -zz.. '1'?- .'fL:'si'f1 '-Hr ,QL f f ' L vig, -.' .U .. W. I 1 V v cw, ,A 1. rw' - f -1-,4. 5-L'-f:AuBE.',L522L1hzplLQiabi.V:.., r . ...J. 1-Ea4mLaf:f4.Q,aJ Y M- ..,,. .QM ., ,. . -. ' '1'-Z '- :' K..-2, ff' w . I .Af-fy, Q fl, ul 2' 'Ri gg: K. 7.1.2 ,fr . 'V -Qk wa- 1 .f, f Ni Class Prophecy Ladies and gentlemen, this is your special announcer for the day, Alvin Rashkow, bringing you the highlights of today's Scientific Convention. Only in the year l96l could you see such a convention of Science--Science Most Anything, judging from the variety of professions represented. This huge building was erected through the generous endowments of those eminent millionaire philanthropists, Sanford Bunin and Harvey Harris. The murals adorning the walls were done by the artist-lawyer, Paul Klein, with inscriptions by the well-known savant, Stanley Rubinstein. Earlier this afternoon former Glenville Thespians presented Stanley Baum's Pulitzer Prize Play, O Yeah? starring the dowager comedienne Evelyn Fuerst with Charlotte Lee as her budding petunia, and the matinee idol, Elek Hartman. Not to be forgotten is one of the most important assets to the company, Nathalie Heiner-iher husband is backing the showl with back stage effects by the Friedman-Shiffman team. Another cast including Katherine Dollar and Norma Miller, directed by Don Roper, are going on tour soon. l'm sorry to report that plans to produce a movie version have been foiled by the Raymond Burghardt Censor Board. Getting back to the convention, we're going right through the aisles now, and here on my right is the engineers' group. Abe Lebovitz, technical engineer extraordinary, has just finished giving a demonstration of great interest to Howard Cummings, vice-president of the Ford Co., and to the Republic Steel magnate, Ted Strater. William Wagner and Ezra Lamdin were recently awarded metals for outstanding short-method development in modern engineering, found by tunneling from Yale and Harvard respectively -to Vassar-to keep a rendezvous. The celebrated Richard Misch, who has made photography in engineering of world importance, is also here with his fellow collaborator, Robert Schweitz. Farther up in this section are the chemists, judging from the presence of the Nobel Prize winner, Laurence Ronis. Gerald Birnbaum, who in a speech referred to 2 and 2 equaling 4, is in the midst of a disagreement with Paul jackson, a firm believer in the Einstein Theory that the total is 3.9999999999 etc., not 4! ..44.. Class Prophecy The largest group here certainly take themselves seriously, judging from the acute attention they are giving Mrs. Ben Rothman's lnee Welt- manl exhibition of her blue-eyed twin boys, who made such remarkable progress, because of the efforts of Laura Margolis, the D-l-E-T-ician expert, and the internationally famous Drs. Braun and Braun. jeanne Weil, informer of human relations, is evidently furnishing good news, judging from the keen attention Hermine Feldman, Peggy Solomon, and Natalie Moses are exhibit- ing. Esther Levine has just seen the light of day resulting in an uncon- trollable spasm of the giggles. bringing Paul Albert, psychopathic orderly the finally found a place where his corn is appreciatedi over in a rush accom- panied by Nurse Stella ..,............. june Hartman is now mounting the platform to give her accounts of Don't Make the Three Fatal Mistakes l Made in My Three Marriages -she seems to be doing o.k. by them, though. That man Schulman is here again! This time Samuel is persuading Mil- dred Kluger, buyer for Mandel lnc., that the stunningly beautiful original by Hopkins just can't miss. All the oh's and ah's are caused by Ruth Cordon's entrance in a Forkus creation topped by a Renee chapeau i?l, to be worn only after office hours. Yolanda Withers, typical career woman of the day, is definitely interested. Oh, by the way, we're in the secretarial group now. Lois New- man, recently voted the ideal secretary, is giving tips to the young aspirants of her field, aided by Pearl Rosen, while Edith Hirschbein has filled all with renewed hope by her account of her marriage to the boss's son. Dr. Pressman is finding business even here, some people's doggies are setting up quite a howl. Harold Gordon is still exploring-he's now excavating cavities. International Dr. Krieger, who has found a new way of curing an old ailment, is finding the world very interesting. One-two-three-kick-sounds like Peggee, who has taken Broadway and Hollywood by storm. With her is janice Rothenberg, the songstress with that certain something. Hostess for the theatrical group, the former Shirley Berger, is finding everything just too, too devastating. l'm sorry, folks, but Sergeant Sargent reports that time is drawing to a close. The next voice you hear will be that of Richard Ronis coming to you from the banquet room, where food from the Clarence Brown Homestead will be the order of the day. Further details of the convention will be found in the Botnick Syndicate newspapers by the Dorothy Roth-Betty Stein team. -45... Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mitchell Homeroom 9 C-laser's Poultry Market Iota Phi Tau Miss Kosman's llA Girls Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Fuerst Miss Eleanor Kosman Helen Hrubes Miss Campbell's Homeroom Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berkowitz Mr. and Mrs. B. Berkowitz Homeroom 223 Edward G. Reich Freyda and Arthur Margolis Pi Kappa Epsilon Katz's Creamery Dr. Samuel Lefkowitz Frederic D. Aldrich Mrs. Bush's Homeroom and Mrs. lack Rothenberg W. 1. Leggon Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. L. M. Thomas Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Schofer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schweitz Mr. and Mrs. William Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Albert Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Wunderle Hyman Tolchinsky Patrons Fern Mae Silverman Sanitary Fish Market Charley's Food Center Louis Neuger Progress Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Korman Senorita Humphreys Paller's Bakery Evelyn Berkowitz E. S. Colwell Al Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenberg Mickie Blum Larry and Lil Mr. and Mrs. jack Blum David l. Sindell Marcia and Shirley Saphire Sigma Tau Chi Robert Silverman and Mrs. Chwiedziewicz C-elfand Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. l. S. Rosenblatt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rothman Mr. and Mrs. Shoenberg Mr. and Mrs. Adelstein Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baum Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen Mr. and Mrs. M. Ronis Dr. Orfeo Barricelli ludith Meris Bendau Mr. and Mrs. N. Unger Neil David Leiner Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Elsie Hedfors Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs V. T. Wolfe William Kopp john Bingham F. Schoenberg I. Skorman H. Altshuld David Lustig M. Reiner and Mrs. S. Saltzman . A. Chertoff . A. Brown Acadians Club Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Barrish Mr. and Mrs. Carl Centa A Faculty Member Mr. and Mrs. W. Shedroff Mrs. L. Schwartz Dick Moss Mattie Mae Remy Mr. and Mrs. L. Schulman Mr. and Mrs. I. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pollack O Profit and Loss Unofficial Profit and Loss Statement of the Cilenville High School Annual Income Balance from l94l February graduating class ............ lntimidation of school clubs ........ Blackmail money from class steadies . Legitimate advertising ............ illegitimate advertising ......... Total ............................. Costs lllicit party thrown by annual staff lWOWll ............ 50.06 and a . . .02 postage stamp 15.24 12.00 2.25 25.75 .....S59.00 .....Sl5.00 Editor's expenses ities, handkies, gloves, incidentalsl ....... .. . 10.50 Sources of ideas for annual lmovies, plays, comediesl ......... . . . l2.l0 Art editor's expense lincluding inspirational outlet at Roxyl 8.20 Treasurer involved in crap game .............................. 25.00 New pencil sharpener lOld one broken sharpening tooth picksl ....... 2.00 Total .......................................... 572.80 Deficit ......................................... Sl 2.80 We wish to thank Mr. Raymond Burghart, our bookkeeper, and excellent blue-black ink kept us out of the red. .-46... whose wonde'ful co-operation . . . .. .! ' 'WM ,E-.W QWJFHWI M ,N r: '3l'La5X1'Sgf ig we pm 5 'ar .S 1 r,,,, QARN i 'MJ' , +- Q. Q 5 JC, ff K L Y i X4 I' 110.30 111111:o1oj11ci1110j4111111:oj1111:11j11:11:c1:111oj1111111 ozoif z 112: 0:1 THE ZEPHYRS CLUB congratulates its graduating members Marvin Pollack Paul Klein Stan Unger Glenville Alumni Harold Firestone Sanford Scott Leonard Goldstein Elman Segal Howard Braun julius Fishman David Speser Other Members Howard Feldman Albert Greenland lack Bergsman CLUB MEMBERS Sam Schulman Ben Rothman lerome Altshuld David Friedman Leo Weiss Edward Brody Sam Fishman lEast Techl Seven Come Eleven 01411010111i41111111111i111111111111 12 1111 1i41ii1111i11i11111111io11111114111 111: 211211 111110 211111112111 Best Wishes to the Class of june '4l from THE ROIS CLUB Paul Albert Bert Baker Stanley Baum Clarence Brown Sanford Berkowitz Leonard Dann 31121020 4.011111 Dan Garber Leroy Gelfand Harry Gordon julian Kofsky Bernard Rogoff Sanford Tochinsky 1102111111111 111 11 11 1 111211111311 111111 1 11111 11 1:1 2 11 111 1 11 11111111111 PHI PSI EPSILON Wishes to congratulate All who are to graduate Phi Psi's Ralph Cohen Sanford Gill Ezra Lamdin Albert Peitzer Alvin Rashkow Morris Ringer Richard Ronis Leonard Schofer Meyer Schwartz Richard Wessler Kenneth Young Phillip Zamansky Allen Madorsky GOOD LUCK! o 4 ',N111131i11: 1 2 1113 1 113 5 111 in 0'0 1110 111111111111 111020 9:0 9011 1110? 0 111 111111 0 0:0 111111114111 0? 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