High School of Music and Art - Recolte Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

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Y ' K, fx. 2 I A 4 zu -, gm' L L ,x ,1 ,. ,, A S . ,RE - L- J , , i Q -sv ,V LY: LQ-'1., n , 'ff ,L 2? A flrgji :..' , 1 ',H1,,nA-- . RU, . ,V -, , r if 2 A , ,. 2 ., .. .Y ,-V , ., KW-.. . ., , ff, 1 'X if-nlff. Q- ' Q . A, . ,VE :H . .,,.. ff! ,, ,,,. 2 vi !kl'llLl.H?'WEKt!1'X,W5?L 5i'd5EQ 55'4'1f.9-hi T WET 'X 31' Q .1-T' ,IJ P1 ff F JUNE 1957 QJAC QQCCQHKEJJ LJM... LJIQDIIVEBUHUUUUUU WUUBSBQSTQUUD uf, .Q Q -S5 M p .- ?U5lg5.DE1C?gl?UN 3:5 J 0 AUBVGQWQPQU .3 U +L - 2 Q Vp, Dggnoovf UQQUEUE DUliU Hf.,1 :gnu Q IBUHQXDUMIIQUUU UUQQBQ Q U35 U D50 U 0 USQWVW 'fwmgmfj gwggggg WUUD,.UCDVD HIGH SC O M Th hM Ith b g h p1 d llb h d t h p hpthCt1 W lkdph dlbd th hllt kM Wd d dp td d t tW1ghd dthlgh gb ptWplydH t dlppd d gth d hp dh 1 t pl thM A d llb ld th To the Class of June, 1957: Within the space of this little book there can be reflected only a few of the lively hours you have spent at our school. But even a quick sketch, a snapshot, or a brief sentence may preserve for your eye and mind at least some typical moments of your four years here. And these may serve to recall much more - about your classmates and your teachers, about G.O. and games and assemblies, concerts and exhibitions, plays and publications -- and per- haps, too, something memorable that you learned in a classroom. You will want to keep this little book. In years to come you will want to see what you and your school and all your friends were like when you left us, way back in June, 1957. And so you will return to these pages with renewed interest. You will find them reflecting, we hope, the happiness that was yours at Music and Art. Sincerely yours, aa ease PRINCIPAL CATHERINE OSHEREDIN Assislanl lo fha Dean ADELE MATZKE Slnior Grade Guido N, fs..,..4 1 'hiv in A ETTA DVORKIN, Dean EDWIN A. KANE, Adminislrulive Assisfani ADMINISTRATION Aw vufqf GEORGE KAYE ALEXANDER RICHTER SYBIL MANDEL ANTHONY GISOIFI Cl1airman, Ari Chairman, lnslrumeniul Music Chairman, Vocal Music P.M. Session V V. ' 1 V' 447' W Q 4' A 5 1 4 ' K Z' ff' ,, , K I 4-,f, f M - , ' WILLIAM MAC1-EOD JOSEPH STARR HYMAN STOCK SIDNEY BARNETT I Chairman, English Chairman, Malhemalics Chairman, Languages Chairman, Social Sludies , , ,Z , V ,5 ef L fWf f'fff, Q f , PHILIP SLANER Senior Grade Guide ALFRED xuNl1z MARION Goonwm ALBERT vALENs1E1N HYMAN zALosH Chairman, Hoallh Education, Boyz Chairman, Health Education, Girls Chairman, Science Chairman, Program Cummings JK Staff ..n fl N. X! l I ,V 9 1 4 0 D' X if ww , , ,, ,,.4.,p,,..w-vnu--W me Andrew Barnes, Editor-in-Chief Laura Lippman, Associate Editor LITERARY STAFF Florence Cassen, Editor Judy Torche, Secretary Osna Bard AN DREW BARNES f -vw-4 C D W ii G fd Q..---v ' if ,,..4- ..,..,jx,3 as -.....,,,,, -F' 'Rvws ,Nr K .1 ,mzf 4 L FLORENCEQCASSVEN ' f...-M, fi Q I If ,Vw sf' , ,, .,,. . LEONARD SHEINER -4,- apeqvv- .,,.-....., C rags , Q, 9 ,JEROME WITKIN ,. 1 'f J, ' lffrv 1--f Geri Barkan Jill Beckoff Muriel Bertenthal Toni Brown Roberta Crown Brenda Chasen Hester Eisenstein Sheba Finklestein Jane-Ellen Grening Mimi Gross Arlene Grossman Phyllis Hamburger Joan Kaplan Ann Lieberman Maggi Michael Diane Miller Toni Sandler Myles Seideman Marilyn Spector Nancy Spelman Judie Stulberg Helene Wald Rita Weinberg Julie Werner ART STAFF Jerome Witkin, Editor Mimi Gross Martin Kornguth Associates FORMAT Valerie Thompson, Chairman Ken Carey .Julia Papiroff LAYOUTS Steve Gussman, Chairman Joel Avirom Milton Kass Bernard Klein Martin Kornguth Barry Steinman Valerie Thompson :lx f E ARD T KOEHLER ee s COVER Peter Kaplan, Chairman Michel Goldberg Milton Kass ILLUSTRATIONS Mimi Gross, Chairman Joel Avirom Osna Bard Marlene Elwich Susan Gould Martin Kornguth April Lawrence Paul Laird Diane Miller Flicka Storm Barry Steinman Valerie Thompson Julia Werner Jerome Witkin PHOTOGRAPHY Dennis Vanson, Chairman Marvin Richman Barry Steinman BUSINESS Leonard Sheiner, Manager Stephanie Brody Phyllis Cohen Carol Dvorkin Isabel Einstein Nina Garber Joan Givner Pearl Meresman Amy Snider Susan Vladeck Naomi Weissman FACULTY ADVISERS Edward T. Koehler, Chief of Publications Business Adviser Ethel Kunit, Literary Adviser Gertrud S. Pferdt, Art Adviser .J 5 ii 'L .X G4 lrst f' RL., ,Q N gg, ve A a n N if it, ,T we , , 'F' 'VY as Q -f . ' : qi e if , ' f ' E in 'i amen. Kurmr is ' if We ,nuns PFERDT ' u S T.. - x 'X ' l t BENJAMIN SPITZ THELMA ALESH f , . 5 JW 1, -I . , - m F 1 Aw f -- , A gf, 44444157 0, f f A 4 ff f V . 45654715 I y I f Q SYLVIA BERMAN MARGARET BLOCK NETTAE rnnz IRVING GLAZER IRENE GOHMAN FLORENCE HIRSCH JUDITH SCHOENBERG DR. HERMAN GREEN 5137 viffy, , L Jk fff V, Vry, I v gghi,-.2 ...,,6 ,, ,, 1 , 15 Q , MORRIS LAWN ER RUTH SEGALL ELSIE HERRMANN ,572 ,, U! ' I Aff ' fr, my f , f,,:,wfQf ' yf 1,4 , ,,f, , , ,,, , L ,R f , ,n ye fy ,div fn-,, -, QQ. ., ,fm 4 ,MM-f ff! L. 93 f1,ZffW5 ' ff7f17Z5? t'2', 3 'f yf' V 'Mff 1 NJA if X-Q.-., ALEX MIRELMAN FLORENCE TELTSCHER 1 Scnirfr Cezzclzers A W ' I TVMWM 4 , s fr ...ff V V il:- ,my lil X I ,,,, ,,, - K , 1 1 - A. awful- '3 ll . 15 E ,1p,,,, . , - I K ,LL v ' ' ff, I , , A f V' ,, . ff 5 lx ' V L f vw ! I ,V..1,.. I 2, I 1 XV' k i x J 5 An exam and then we were M8tAers climbingithe hill . . . We learned of the West Tower and elevator passes and up staircases and down staircases and the big gym and the little gym . . . and we munched sandwiches in the auditorium until the shining new basement cafeteria was finished, then we moved in . . . and we joined clubs and the G.O. and read Corridor Classics and came to our Hrst mid-terms and looked forward to about 35 more . . . we weathered our first report cards and showed our parents the part about two hours of homework . . . we watched the last mid- year class graduate and the arrival of a harpsichord . . . and the Bach Festival . . . and in the spring we sat in the park singing with banjos and guitars. G, I l ' S V : I '-L-f- x I Ill ll lllllllr - IIIIIX I I ''lfffmfzmlllulwli,,yllylnliiltlH, Il , N!.'.l... N A ,mn We ran back from the summer . . . did you have a nice vacation? , . . and were joined by new Sophs . . . we were delighted to give directions and explain rules . . . and though barely oriented in M gl A's clubs, we backed our teachers, and extracurricular activities came to an end. Over- tone's pages diminished and Semi-Annuals became co-curricular activities . . . ghosts haunted the castle . . . and Mr. Kane served as acting-principal while Dr. Steigman was on sabbatical . . . we ordered cakes and decorated birthday girls with as many as 15 corsages . . . and then decked with four leaf clovers and rabbit's feet and horseshoes ,am 4. 3 and studying we too suffered our first regents. ASH lllII H., Q 0 0 s -a o 0 C C W 0 0' '- .I H 3 ilgf 46'f0,o Ol 0 0 ,fhu . gizzm-1-ff'-amos. .IJ 00 0 :o'o..::::.hlg0.u.,-6.21: Bak... .x.2 90 Fpglll . '-ag: 00 0090 0' 'HL' : u N'o o'b1 'nu' v'o' :II M I Ii 9 1. '. 'x7'- :.1a: I C 9- .0 v'-' 1 l I I-1 ofa o o v Q 5 ' 0 ' 0 00 2 I 9' s , P' '50 0 O . Q 5 N 9 'vworgg oo. 's'o:.IIJ2a q xg mI f:-. oo Iv to .A-'un I- is if -U re VU nw.: 'OOM 0 , 125' XA NJAHNI, L , Q If ' SVQQPOQOQ gl 1. , I I .a.l lu.,-Ill .sl u -gg f Jl11ll II 'u I 47 I -piggy, ' Ilan... ,fl IMI. 'I - Ang IE . .' I If . sol? QI, f I 1' N ' ' Vw- - I .Q g we -' I 'fe' 'U IQ We were uppertermers in the balcony of the Senior Assembly . . . we watched f freshmen wear white posies for 10076 G.O. membership . . . and danced at a ,i G.O. dance . . . M 8: A celebrated its 20th Anniversary and the 200th Anniversary of Mozart's birth in a full scale semi-annual opera . . . we posed for not yet a freshmen . . . wore light blue on an unoflicial Junior Day and tacked random notices on the Junior Board . . . winter presented us with two days out in the snow , and then it was spring . . . and an outing into the wilds of Staten Island where we Ae- by rode around the country side on bales of hay . . . we voted for senior hats and 9 - ' QI buttons and bought senior jewelry and watched the class of '56 depart and thought V dreamily ahead to next June. .sf I f' A it N X ' ft., OF OUR PAST 'f S -fy It was our last year at the Castle . . . to what college are you applying . . . college boards . . State and Merit'Scholarships . , history reports . , midterms . . !, and no time for anything and everything to do . . . art committee meetings . . . literary 4 meetings . . . business and Tracisum meetings . . . and V,S. meetings in Jasper Oval . . . and senior council meetings at 8 in the morning and skating outings when it rained . . . and a swimming outing when it snowed and Senior Alumni Day . . . and more skating outings and singing through Central Park and parties and V.S. rehearsals and our last set of Delany cards and our last semi-annual tickets and the V.S. presented and the prom and graduation and . . . S-...I F- .4 6 .573 'I IL-:1 its s pf ?' l 5, ' I - f , w I 3 L5 A ef E -. ll I-in Ui A - dz v Ilrllgih E . .:f.' if I I 4if1'I SI Wiz? I -1 ' 1 ' I 5' I ' I lb is 1 J l I 'Q5-ZNQ3 I ,-'73, . I , ii QIE '5' ,I I y es? , JIJIIII H 'I - li ' .I 7 E Ai m!-K 4 - I 1- 5 'I a-5 I 'ic ' I- ' ' - -I Q my: ---- Iunumm.t,...nu 1 Mlm pu, Hin. vt -f 4, -'-llfllwmnnmmn Ilwffl I fm. S GI, , .s Qs 9 S Af A i .ar 5 The most important steps in the lives of many were probably a A , , the 127 leading to the Castle through Morningside Park. I . AJC , Daily we paraded through the park, plunging into the wind 4, if .V.z H , g ,TX ,upi in winter, and wading through cascades of water when it was if 5t'AeQ'Wf A l 1' Xx'6aAU 1 ' 't'f.lf'29s, , Aff 'A-it 1, . . . . ' 'Alle A2 f-I raimn . There were not onl the ste s in the ark to cllmbg Q.. 'fn in f A 4. g there were also 26 steps from subway to street, 8 steps at the A,,,,A,. I A ,A7k 1 .,Y '-.pig-h ,Vl,. J vt v5.t5,7ggz :xx I u A 5-QA P V, 7 A up i entrance of the school 52 sta erm ste s to the third floor, X . f fi., uri , ,K Q 9 .f,,i7pfQ . A, A v 53. Y f A jj l t f f E and 7 more to the locker room. In four years, the IND-subway- A31 A Zt' t 4 r ridm senior climbed over 158 thousand ste s to school ,. . , -A 1- , aff 1 rf' ., snuff: sf .. tg , f - SL' 77 - . . ' gf-LQ A which was probably more steps towards the goal of graduation ig: . A than most students had to master. A, K , y p A In retrospect, the steps ln the park amid countrified scenery 38.1. rifnlril 'lf 5'7'f'+2-'asf gg ' , W really became the pleasantest part of the senior's hike to 'E ,. ' A .f -Q . - school even when he was faced with the problem of climbing .15-AQ I,V V I 5- J r I I I A tg QQ Ar' 'l j?fA t .i4..5E them m lb minutes or else being late. But no matter how 5 36 f I ' f3.,gf!f1.. li 1 ' V 3. frta AA p -4' pwpfr energetically a student mastered them one day, the next day 35.15 it a, nz! -t',- 1 A . . i I I igigaag pr vrrt hed find himself at the bottom, starting all over again, his ' , QL distant glance turning towards the top. .ii 1 ,,fs,,tH., fl , y.,A af yi l Ag p 5 5, And so we leave M8rAers eternally going upward in d A w-Q d . ,, . .A if AA . wonder --and downward in glee! . i, f 1,1 bv ifii xg. if wA,,A i f ' 1 A' A a- , , FLA A'-.. v,4, , Q gg. qv Vryf jjj Pg s cy Stairway To Paradise A - I r A f 6' A we 4 fit i t A'1p ' ' A fy W NANCY SPELMAN . ta, wyafaf y gm ngyfggg, . 'd l illlfit-V tA'it .AA.,' rr Art, .a. 'Y ' A W L .,' Wii r ' A me . ,mph p ..,1l V f - fifth f a ,Afffvffz A . . YTE2-wie , X .. 5.1 .5 .A wZjvf3fM,r ffkt , A- fir? N .A V rA A ' 1 Aff. ,A . . Km, K 'ww L V- M U 4.,,m5,f,,,, r,7,3,5Q+Jx.i,i J ,.,av,, t,, . M. A ,. , . r. J' C .. l 'ff lA'i f 'rlV i2AA r1fAf15Az5i,fi ' tai. . 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We have trod these slopes, pasty sneakered feet dragging along dried yellow hay and we have painted them on bright green canvas. We have clattered into the straig eyebrows raised in the adventure of a new day, hands dancing in anticipation of a test mark or an important smile Now we are on a platform receiving a rzbboned piece of paper looking out into an audience of violins .and graphic design. They are not saying Goodbye and Good luck They are singing Brahms and we will take that with us. WHILE some UP sAlN1 Nlcx steps . . , Conversation Once I counted them, thefds 1277, 'LI Once counted l50. 'fWell you can't count. Oh, why don't they have a ski-lift?', -This is Very good exercise. It wakes you up in the morning as Oh yeah. Great. p I Wake up Wake UP! 150 Steps? L k dlet's change the subject. Once I saw that gm with the green ' as 00 , sweater running to et g a train and the doors closed on her. I never saw her until just now. I wonder what happened. HI wish they had a ski-lift. ,,.,..x--'e NX 'kX ' I t'What did you get in English? I donlt know yet and I don't care too much. I guess I really do. I-,JJ X i . . A j ' I wish they had an escalator. gh: 1 , Q C5 G I .fi- ' ll ai. '- 'lWell, I'm not runningvq No really.. I've stopped running for all . 0 C -AI rj y,.,J cugetlek Camonnss X MIMI 'GROSS 10 It is made of pony MCDSAIC and and and and and and and and and and and and and and guitars village sandals black stockings button-down collars singing on the stairs apple eating turpentine rosin dances essays midterms Hfty page reports things heard things said ...... 1'3 ART ii 'Ill W ' in ' WSW' -.vu gil ,rv-X 06 , 4 ,U ,,i,, N' X W '4 QX W , 'eff l 1 B- A P f ew ft M x 13555 Y f .K Q . 4 M, .cw 5 i 4' 'S 1 A 4 1' i 72 91 1:5 - ' Q4 f 1 i 1 'fr id' ' ' 'V , , 91' n ' z K Q 1:15, 4 ...pb-.,1 '---....., 2171 11 71 H l I 5 Til HlW1..lI'fl..l Q. ext!-'A at . - ll i lfliul Ili 1, M ff .5 .k s-3:5 .,: A if f . ,, my, 1. 4 Sf..:,:: L I, . , L ,U ', 2 47? My ,, , 7 ,. ,. .g I WX A - . .. - -iff- f 2 J' ' f WZQ, 2, ,f J 1 ,Af i M 3' use ,mfr V, :n..'3Hf1- , . Zfvifziff i ' ' , The wind sounds A and the Instruments tune up. Before the curtain of clouds. The tree bowsg Then raises his gaunt arms. Lightning flashes the downbeat. The concert begins The tympani mutter with thunderg The oboes wail with wind. The tree looks up from the score, Points an imperious finger And cues in the violin rain. JOAN KAPLAN www- M Q ,, fi 'iff 'VW 15fZ5f1'?fYzf ,H 2.35 15 fat-551925: iz-717.fx V ' Q ff? ? , Y 5 ..f,,.. fr., z , ... ,,f4V. ..., f X - rg' f f' V 'z,gf'f,' ... ,Q ..., .. There is al' grape-vine Last and Testament f And it tells of a teacher who says - We Seniors gathered all our mental prowess To choose some presents Clong since duel And if the Censors will allow us We'll pass the gift list on to you. time, think how much nicer School girls we 17 and under And with innocent charm we wonder Who our dates for the prom will be . Meet me after the ninth at Toscanini Life is awful. But its very awfulness is of such a multitude of beautiful things. Ah yes. And yet is beauty what matters? It must be for it is life. Oh? Yes. Aw g'wan. Heavens, down to a 96'Zn! Gotta get a program change. that whlspers it'll be the second w4SV'!f,, ' X Z2,,4:,, Q 5 -ff gg 4 MQW' :Q fwifix ,ff 2 f if 741 4, f 'jf MwJffv 2:1 , ,M W, , f,f,,, . fy, fi ,Wy V ,, fffwzw, 7, ,, .f Wfgf, , , ,,,6g ,fm Qf n7iJ lo 2 IO WU B UQUUQE M1309 Ufffgcggfia? F00 UUUQQ an D wU'vvf:f 'TJTV Q U09 DQ .a U U Um QUE UEUMUEEUUQQSHQUQUUG UCD SRXD G2 UL UU MGI ULN My Di' pl, o QU ' 'f7f M mffMfu' 'f'J-I U U u U 0 U '3 55354 Q OQQUUUUODWQIUDDQGDI? 0 Q .fig-Q OU 0 A , , UD Q QU 1 Um U Obbngjm HW 'i, D ! 010 UI D QQQ QEDUM 0 QUQI G . SW? on do A285 12-U F UJU que nlggnml In MY MUSEUM This affair started off in quite an ordinary fashion as do many interesting adventure's. It was a Monday morning and I found myself with absolutely nothing to do for there was no school that day. I was dead set against staying at home, for my mother, perceiving my lack of occupation would have put me to work at sewing on buttons, or at the least, made me memorize lists of words for the college boards. Thus I started out in search of a friend, a fellow art student whom I shall call Smith for I know she wouldn't like me to bandy her name around where it might be recognized. When I finally found her, I discovered that she too was looking for an interesting and inexpensive way to spend the holiday. Several suggestions were proposed and rapidly discarded until, after due processes of thought, we decided that our Art Survey Museum Reports were soon due and that it was inevitable that we turn them in. Smith, being in Mr. Pattersonis class and therefore knowing all the answers, decided that we'd better go visit the Cloisters because everybody knows that the Cloisters were very f'arty', and medieval and art survey teachers always thought you were very earnest if you went to them by yourself. Ergo, with fifty cents in my wallet and armed with a pencil and a small notebook with which we could amuse ourselves, we started walking down Fort Wash- ington Avenue or whatever street that is that runs up the Fort Tryon Park. This has been an introduction designed to introduce chance readers to the circum- stances which made possible the event which I shall now narrate to the best of my ability. Mr. Koehler, are you still with me? We walked for an awfully long time for neither of us live in Washington Heights, but finally we passed a hospital, a post office and then came to the entrance of the park. It was about 2:30 in the afternoon and quite warm for that time of year. Smith took a ball out of her pocket, and we began to play AmynameisAlice, BmynameisBetty, all the way down to Rmynameis- Rhododendron, at which time it began to rain and all REPORT the old ladies on the park benches began to run for cover. This took our mind off the game, so we stopped playing. I ran up a big green hill, and Smith brought up the rear, holding on to our rubber ball since it was the only one we had. We ran around in the rain for a while and got pretty wet so that we could have fun without having to worry about how to keep dry. We saw lots of pigeons who were flying. Finally the rain stopped, and remembering our original errand, we started climbing up to the top of the park where the Cloisters are located. We climbed for an hour or so until at last we saw a big iron gate and bushes and glimpses of a fountain behind the gate. This made us feel very good except for the large sign saying 'SCLOSED ON HOLI- DAYS . That made us feel very bad, and we almost decided to stay the night and wait for Tuesday, but we knew our mothers would miss us, and so after glimpsing the mixed up columns and the tapestries and buttresses and pigeons, we started down the steep path again. Soon it began to rain very hard and grow very dark and thunder, and we grew frightened. Oh, do you think that perhaps we are lost? , said Smith. Oh, I do hope that we are not lost, I said. It was very exciting. Oh, look. Here are some green berries. Perhaps they are poison, said Smith. Let us eat them for lunch. I like poison berries. Oh, I said, if these are poison berries, maybe we are in the wilderness, and we must make plans to jind our way back to civilization. It was raining very hard by this time and quite dark. We drew some pictures, and then we came to a little cave in the rocks. We decided to stay in the cave until it stopped raining. So we went inside and sat down. Pretty soon some little boys of about nine or ten came into the cave. They were very polite and offered us a cigarette, which we politely refused. Then they decided it was cold, so they built a tire. Oh, let us throw a fire cracker into the little fre to make it bigger, said one of the little boys. Oh yes, let us do that, said the other little boy. You had better move back for it will explode, he said addressing himself to us. So we moved back, and it exploded with a BOOM, BANG, BAM WHANG. After the smoke cleared, it got lighter, and the little boys went away. Oh, look. Look at that lovely primitive incised cave drawing on the wall, said Smith. Oh, I said, Isn't that a lovely incised paleolithic cave drawing? Oh, perhaps we have discovered a revelation in archeological history, said Smith. I wonder whether it is Neanderthal or Cro Magnon. Oh, perhaps it is Piltdownf' I said hopefully.-It was a very interesting animal with a large nose and a flower. Oh, said Smith, perhaps our art survey teachers will like this ever so much more than an ordinary dull report on the Cloisters. This shows incentive. Perhaps we will become famous. And look, there are some word-like symbols underneath the picture. Perhaps we have come across the forerunner of the Phonoecian alphabet. Let us copy them down for further reference. We copied them down in my little notebook, and by that time it had stopped rainingg so we left the little cave and went back down to Fort Washington Avenue. We decided that we had better take the train home and come back some other time. However, we never got the chance to come back, but we thought that since you would know that our hearts were in the right place and that we had just chanced to pick the wrong day of the week, you would understand. After all we did get a glimpse of a fountain behind the fence, and we did mean well. And if you go to the cave on the way up to the Cloisters, you will find our discovery of the incised drawing on the wall. Respectfully submitted, JULIE WERNER 2 '-:E E E575 Fggx M Q IU ll I JIUX A his DIY. A lu MX L. U I . - :J V. :VI 'f 774' , ' Q A, :gif I I Aff I, w ' Alf. , Qf , . .' , . A if fb I 1 PM CW: , -. -u9'4',,,, ' 1 -1, ,,,1 'Q A f f f f 'ff' ff . Af' Ki A XX , 4547 ' 1 , Q! 4, 517 ff! by Za? f .1 47 , . 7 ,W ff' lf' ASK, LORRAINE 1547 Leland Ave., Bx. Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. 24 Hut' AARON, MICHAEL 1130 Park Ave., Man. Short time seems long in sorrow's sharp sustaining. AMSTER, SUSAN 234 W. 52 St., Man. As he thinketh in his heart, so is he. in ATKINS, JUDITH 817 West End Ave., Man. The world stretching out on either side, Wide as the heart is wide. ' 44lW ANESH, ELLEN 267 W. 23 St., Man. The universe is change: our life is what our thoughts make it. ivlsuv-A AVIROM. JOEL 1679 E. 3rd St., Bklyn. A man who trims himself to suit everybody will soon whittle himself away. We : 'Wah , ' 2' gf, ,, 5 ,I fig 1 g f 7' ff, , x f 'A Z 'W .,V fffpggghg 'I f ABESON, ALICE 46 W. 83 St., Man. For a crowd is not' company. - rf , ,f T f.L1gfy.,, , , V , , f ' 1. . V x , ..,, ,V ' 'viii ' I V . if . KM up 1, f, ' X-k 5. 2: V 1 ANTOKOLETZ, MINA 3100 Heath Ave., Bx. Silent, one by one, in the infinite meadows of heaven, blossomed the lovely stars, the forget-me-nuts of Angels. AXLEY, JANET 3062 Decatur Ave., Bx. Heights were made to be looked nt, not to be looked from. ,X x. AIKEN, BARBARA 2974 Perry Ave., BX. As others see us. if' f 1 , . he I ,,k, 5 ' Q A WL Q iv! . w Q. ' L f , ,.. 7 hi Y 'I 9' -J my of V, q Jl7 X , P5-'-1.-Li ' N I fl. AA If 1 ' , , 1 , 4 f r W f . T s 1 if , XV ' i - ' ' A 7 4 'fs 1 xv e-QSM. M J f i 1 .3 I ,, . f f f ? 'ew 5,2 'Wf X. 4 7 XX 'N ' Q... ALCANTARA, ZOLA ' ' 34 ' ji- 311 E. 10 St., Man. ,, Ju Young, wild cornbeef, champs like X XQY' it at the bit. Qv4uw,.,.u9 APT, LEE 310 W. 79 St., Man. Good night, good night! Parting is such sweet sorrow. WM..- Y T 1, 46 . 4 ' 'V-A I f . f' 1 ,r 11 4. W P if ez aw, ,-44.74 ,. 4 J 4170? Q.: ., . 1 2 , M. .,, H I ,. ,fr Q ,glfgff BAKSTANSKY, PETER 600 West End Ave., Man. We know what we are, but we know not what we may be. ARDITFI, JOSETTE 1426 Walton Ave., Bx. The name of a friend is common but faith in friendship is rare. 1 ,fs nf Q, . ,. , , ' . . 5' A i f ..,., f , , L , f 5, ' f A : H If 1 . f jef?f.Q,.iy ,,, ' , 3 .uf ,52v'tffj.fy1,L f,Lf2qi'f -I V BANISTER, LENNIE 205 W. 66 St., Man. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 'ivdvannv I I, , .,. W ,E I ijt 454' 4 4 K 93 39' 'f f 'QQ . at , .L 6 f ,W ev! ' ka , f Y 0 ,, fn f f -.f , , , ..,., 7 ,, 1g,:1:'Y,f ew...-,t ' ,. 2' f yfike.. ' my .7 . f. ARTHUR, ANN 16 E. 8 St., Man. Knowledge is Proud that he has learn'1.l so much, wisdom is humble that he knows no more. M ,,,:g, ,VY . 05, ,. ,,', , ,,. V Z 2 Z Zim lrifiwff, , 7 V 'im' BARD, OSNA 87-43 62 Rd., Rego Pk., Qu. The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep . . . 'Vs BARKAN, GERALDINE 32745 91 St., Qu. There is no truer truth obtainable by man than comes of music. 25 Y s sm HW . -wi -, .L 4 X ti 5 X A Nw X- jg Q? -RK 5 A Wk x Q 'U ' 77.545 ix K' ' .V W I ,H 8 gfjf a , 11 QQ BARNES, ANDREW Nh'-' KAN? V IP ,J f , X 430 w. 22 st., Man. ' ' X K He who lives another's life IN - L I A x Another's death must die. 1 1 wi , 4 D 57 ' 2 4 xi ' C ' , 1 ' N '7 if :C A s . A b ' AQ N J.f 71, lf, . A1 + X , ' 1 ' 'K H ,3f13e,. , ls A .0 A in P . . , BECKOFF, JILL 40-30 44 St., Qu. I may hate the sin but never tl: sinner. BERENSON, ROBERT 445 W. 240 St., Bx. e Let down the curtain, the farve is done. Q i. ,,,3:, 4 mq?,,.i .. ' , .Ig TEL if V .Y T W , 1' - f, Q, ' . V, 2' , V , I , In Q. 2 ? in '. 73 V, IMA -K J ff' I , f Iii-QHQI? ' 1 BERNARD, SANDRA 133-27 Sanford Ave., Qu. Every day is a fresh beginning Every morn is the world made BERNSTEIN, EMILY 300 W. 108 St., Man. 'WW' Should I eat a peach? 26 BERTENTHAL, MURIEL 1546 Selwyn Ave., Bx. Do I dare disturb the universe? We cling to what we see and know without knowledge of the beyond. ,f BARNES, CLAUDETTE 330 W. 141 St., Man. Three things depend on success. What you say, to whom you speak when, where, and how. WM' BERG, ISABEL M 8 68 W. 238 St., Bx. Yes, music is the Prophet's art Among the gifts that God hath sent, One of tI1e nxost magnificent. JUN. BERTMAN, JAN 3265 Bainbridge Ave., Bx. The greatest thing you'Il ever learn, Is to love, and to be loved in return. BARON, MALVINA 3200 Neterland Ave., Bx. The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. KN Qu ' -' LQ' FX. Lv' W six .dr Q9 ,qs 1 'Q' BAUER, JOHN BAULING, CAROLYN BEATTIE, MARGARET 725 Tilden St., Bx. 112 Westminster Rd., Scarsdale 819 W. 180 St., Man. A boy's will is the wind's will. She liked whate'er she looked on, Gi'e me N spark 0' Nlllllfe'-Y fiffh and her looks went everywhere. !hllI'S ll, the learning I desire. uw we df-A BERGER, RONNI 142 Laurel Hill Terrace, Man. 1'll note you in my book of memory. if BERGMAN, JUDY 140 W. 79 St., Man. Then give to the world the best you have and the best will come to you. BIALOS, DONALD 845 Riverside Dr., Man. Success is the realization of one's potentialities. BIELE, DEBORAH 3280 Rochambeau Ave., Bx. No man can reveal to you, ought but which already lies half asleep within the dawning of your own knowledge. BERGUI, ROSALIND 1700 Harrison Ave., Bx. One thorn of experience is worth a whole wilderness of warning. fsfx- Lx 27 1 C BIELE, FRANK 3022 Olinville Ave., B X f , ff go of ff fi fQ f A ,f fwwf fy I I . ,. ' T xv, 11. vpn, ,-,4 Q 74 1 1 k,'f' ,f x. Character development is the great, if not the sole, aim of education. 27' Wu' BINNS, HEATHER 988 Tiffany St., Bx. There's nothing worth the wear of winning, save laughter and the love of friends. -if 'W' , ' -6 , BORDEN, GARY , 1551 University Ave., Bx. X What is ahead I do not know for certain, but I have the desire to find K' x out, and thc1t's half the battle. x ' ' I , I .X If f X 4 ff L A . X- 4 'f X 'X ' g g - 5 . 6 0 a ? ' - I 4 ff l ' Q2 . x -, A ' At 1 28 la 5,3223 ff - , 6 ' Ijfgwrqfv ,, . , f , ' Mr, ga f ww! 44 , Q 3, , f W ff fn ,f f JMX , I 1 I 5 Kai? 'EYE 7, 7 wr ,,,, f, rv ff at 9 ff 4, f, ' pm: , ' ,, 4 f X f ,f , G 5 1 9 f f ff X ! Y . 2 f C V fa I 4 ff f X ff f X7 f 2 , iff? V7 ' f . 3 ,yew BLAND, WILLIAM 543 156 St., Man. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life. Q'v ff T ll' ii i A ' I f ijt ,, 0, f,'1,-' f i! ff V ia --t i i I . X ll 253292 ,- Q f f 1 rfigg 4 ,Q ' . 5 if, rf rl 1 4 f, 4,14 4-4 Q K Qs Qiiw, 1 ! if f 34 6, fp sf X 4 V' :.,1f2,:f 7 .Q Q . .1 Q 1 , .- . -' -Mflfilfwrw f, -f +1 -.-' rfegrw 1 i S BORDONARO, RAY 294 Bay 20 St., Bklyn. Unquestionably- The King . Q ,MI BRERETON, IRAH 319 Decatur St., Bklyn. Ah, listen! A precious sound. But so far away, Come, let us see. Look, the trees, they play a symphovly- V00 f J BLUM, SHEILA 98 Riverside Dr., Man. He who is only wise lives a sad life. ' , ffm' ,f , , . f , , -W 5 2 4 Q f il . ,,, 1 N H Z, ,1 ?r11954i7f Q I .rv ' I BOWLING, GEORGE 507 W. 158 St., Man. Hooray for life. BRESLAU, BARBARA 762 Brady Ave., Bx. Healthy, free, the world before me BLUMENTHAL, JULIE 616 W. 136 St., Man. Life like a dome of many colored glass Stains the white radiance of eternity. BOZZO, CAROL 1234 Madison Ave., Man. My country is the world, and my religion is to do good. J I f 1, f 'Wt 1 X? 4 Q 1 M f gf W ,V of ff , 6 fg' X 4,11 X , 3 Vf, . f 'fin Q 'ii' z 1i4,yfVz.lZ' , BOGEN, CONSTANCE 1081 Gerard Ave., Bx. I'lI walk where my own nature leads mf. W fff 919' l l-,.,,, BRADLEY, ELIZABETH 769 Home St., Bx. Love understands love,' it needs no talk. BRIGGS, A. RONALD 128 Bradhurst Ave., Bx. Nothing ventured nothing gained. 309 BRODKIN, ELEANOR 4 South Pinehurst Ave., Man. Man is ll reed, the weakest in nature, but he is a thinking reed. G BRAITHEWAITE, GEORGE 725 Home St., Bx. The soul determines the extent ol one's musical maturity in jazz. 'QW BRODY, STEPHANIE 116 E. Mosholu Pkwy., Bx. The life which is unexamined is not worth living. U90 gum , L f I s 1 S C - - I : 5 f 3 Ea 1 I1 1 ' ,- BROMLEY, KYRIL 315 W. 106 St,, Man. Give some people an inch and they'll measure it. 29 BRONSTEIN, EUGENE 665 Allerton Ave., Bx. Our school is unique - Our school life is incomparable. RL! . BROWN, ALAN 335 2nd Ave., Man. The sea breeze comes in like a silence gushing flood And my l1eart goes out, back the way it came. , lf J if 1 J' 1 . N ,,,,l., X 02:11,- BURD, SANDI 1 344 Cabrini Blvd., Man. Every man is an island unto himself, within a sea. 1 . . K . 4 gf' w ,',Q4,.- if 5. 4 , z Rf jfipff ' , ' J . L -' lf' . . , .4-- , 'W' 'f m VVV, . ,.., '.-, M AV ' -'4-- ' V t ' 1 - l l'l all- L t 1 CAPERS, ROBERT CAREY, KEN. CARLOOK, l3lLL 1278 Union Ave., Bx. 386 Manhattan Ave., Man. 1962 University Ave,, Bx. Work hard, study hard, because the Proof that: Men of few words are the best men. time for application is at hand. Good things come in small packages. 30 BROWN, ANTOINETTE 935 St. Nicholas Ave., Man. I si! and walk indifferentg I am satisfied. 4 f jggg, ae. ' lll 7 1. :il if .V , 5 ,H 2 jf' - A CANADY, VAN 525 W. 152 St., Man. Immense have been the preparations for me, Faithful and friendly the arms that have helped me. CARLSON, ARTHUR 1222 St. Lawrence Ave., Bx, Virtue and vice had boundries in old time, not ro be pass'd, I .wry -. 44 if BROWN, CHARLES 760 E. 166 St., Bx. Be wise, soar not too high o fall,- but stoop to r CANELL, MEL 310 W. 95 St., Man. I am seeking only to face realities. CARNASE, THOMAS 1984 Valentine Ave,, Bx. The smallest good deed than the grandest good -L- 2,2Z ' . W' 1 ' , . gat, ft.'v.'! .MQ-.-Q ,m f .13-:fe .. - f- - - MN. .ni f . 1 BROWN, NANCY 241 W. 97 St., Man. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. CANTOR, MARTIN S75 Grand St., Man. What we anticipate seldom occurs, what we least expect, generally happens. is better intention. CARNO. NINA 2020 Creston Ave., Bx. Without music, life would be 0 mistake. Nhvmg BROWN, PHYLLIS 1685 Selwyn Ave., Bx. I hate Quotations. Tell me what you kno nu J BROWN, TONI ,Mg G' ...V 7 250 W. 94 St., Man. Renzefnber me, one of your loners of dreams. sk, K I ,u ll lI.l' x 'ol 1. ,- a y x javl . ,L x 'FL fg 'na M v .K 4 . .g'.,,' , X ,, .gg 1 f y 41 v 9 :uv ' I 7 ai '. ge -1 11 1 . X l'.3 'I 99. ix X 'f' ff' X ,ll , . -, WAUXN. vqt' X I . ll S '10 l lg' . ' 4n',' 1 ' x3 ny' 4 we .1 f K Q , '4 f f .1 X f X 1 5 - s s f 3' X - 4 ' WV A .fieyggf I , . ,.,, 1 ' Ya, 52' . K .fifgg ,H E' 4 CARR, MARILYN 186-14 118 Rd., St. Albans, Qu. There is a way that seems right to man, but the end thereof are the ways of death. D'q'60vam CHASEN, BRENDA 254-11 58 Ave., Douglaston, Qu. Thoughts are a kind of mental smoke, Which require words to illuminate them. CLEMENTS, PATTI 975 Walton Ave., Bx. I knew who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have changed several times since then. 32 QM! 1 CARROLL, 1308 Fulton Ave., Bx, YJ, Ll, The talents and love of ng lady for music, will surely hel her succeed. ,vw-4 f -7,1-rw f . ' 5 - .,,. ' 5 I ,r Q ' ff 7, I Eli- Z ' - ' ' f . f.-Q -2 --rk 'V ,V K CHASNOFF, AMY 749 West End Ave., Man. Without labor nothing prospers. COHEN, EDWARD 411 W. 114 St., Man. Who seeks, and will not take when once 'tis oHer'a', shall never find it more. CASEY, ALBERT 452 St. Nicholas Ave., Man. To laugh is to live So live on. CASSEN, FLORENCE 160 Riverside Dr., Man. Come with me beyond the Huckle- berry mountains. f COHEN, JUDITI-I 845 West End Ave., Man. Most powerful is he who has himself in his own power. HW' I Q-'fr HV' COHEN, PHYLLIS 3390 Wayne Ave., Bx. To be loved is to receive the greatest compliment of all. lv? 'W' , , CHAIKIN, CORINNE CHALK, MADY CHARNEY, ROCHELLE 2575 Sedgwick Ave., Bx. 3840 Greystone Ave,, Bx. 1237 Beach Ave., Bx. Success is getting what you want, What I can do - I will, Have more than thou showest, Hllppiflf-YS is Wllilling Wh!!! J'0l4 861. Though it be little as a Daiiodil. Speak less than thou knowest. J, COHL, MATT 33 E. 208 St., Bx. A man is as young as he feels after trying to prove it. J' UE 5495 'wmv V K 5 ,.,., , I iffy' f 1 . I LQ ,A m V' If .. U K , ? ,fi J gf in , ,Vex , .'5Ex ' COLLINS, RHEA 114A Hart St., Bklyn. Whosoever be a man nonconformist. must be CHERNOW, JOYCE CIARDULLU, JOHN 1415 Bryant Ave., Bx. 871 E. 220 St., Man. But if I'm content with a little, Whatever will be, will be. enough is as good as a feast. 'XI9V ,, , , - , 'bear use 'OWEN in-A-V'V c1 5 KW ' ff: V5 - are 4 if ii' ' Co k x L-. is I yew D' 'Wk .. V ee 'wwe 'W JM ,ot, 5 it 3 ,, 3 Xwfe COLON, NANCY I COOPER, HELEN T42 QW 103 Franklin St., Bklyn. 219 W. Tremont Ave., Bx. Can one desire too much of a good And whether we shall meet again I filing. know not. Therefore our everlasting farewell take. 33 ,-KPN QQ. K 'I Ab 1 . CUPRILL, MARGARITA 695 E. 163 St., Bx. The best laid schemes of mice and men. COOPER, SHAWN 1781 Riverside Dr., Man. May I serve wellg Both God and my country. CUSICK, ROSE MARIE 242 W. 104 St., Man. Oh wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursels as others see us! :fo www qv WT --me f JQXLJ 5' ' CORN, JOYCE RUTH 130 Gale Pl., Bx. Here's luck in the teeth of all winds blowing. j I 's'V . tg .-'f , V 1V1 . I DEUTCHIVIAN, ENID 2855 Claliin Ave., Hx. One science only will one genius fit: so vast is art, so narrow human wit. DILLON, BRENDA DI NATALE, PETER 195 Nagle Ave., Man. 1069 Belmont, Bklyn. Nothing is either good or bad, but But I have promises to keep, thinking makes it so. and miles to go before I sleep. 34 DLUGIN, LEE 141-07 sz Dr., Qu. 4199555- ' -1xNY'4 DOBRINER, BARBARA 570 W. 189 St., Man. I have asked to be left a few tears If we respected only what is inevit- and some laughter. able and has a right to be, Music and Poetry would resound along the streets. R. COWEN, JANICE 3055 Decatur Ave., Bx. The reward of something well done, is to have done it. DIACONIS, DARNEL 34 Hillside Ave., Man. 0ne's outlook is part of his virtue. DRAGO, ANTHONY 37-21 90 St., Qu. Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of principles. CROWN, ROBERTA 815 Fairmount Pl., Bx. Born to attempt, attain, never surrender. DIAMENT, NORMAN 510 W. 188 St., Man. A little learning is a dangerous thing. DUNBAR, DOROTHY 2804 Gunther Ave., Bx. Life is based on optimism and faith. ,gi l I 1 ss LJIG Q1 my . I f xXx Q ' x 5.4 0 ,, V ,,,,. V, , , 'A iff f ' .. 1' F ' i n 2 DILGER, GEORGE 61-29 159 St., Qu. There is a pleasure in the pathless woods. DVORKIN, CAROL 35 E. 84 St., Man. A man's shortcomings are taken from his epoch: his virtues and greatness belong to himself. EATON, VANITA 375 Edgecombe Ave., Bx. He who closes his mouth and shuts his sense gates will be free from trouble to the end of life. 35 VELEAFTS lf mmf .f I Sfmt NUM' EPSTEIN, NANCY 48-29 190 St., Qu. Life is my college. May I graduate well, and earn some honors. 36 Sf 4 dl, X EISENSTEIN, HESTER 309 W. 104 St., Man. The cat and the love you give away Always come back to you. N..- EPSTEIN, NAOMI 3975 Sedgwick Ave., Bx. Nobody is ever patently right about music. ECHLIN, DIANA 164 E. 74 St., Man. The untold want, by life and- land ne'er granted, now, voyager, sail .thou forth, to seek and ind. EISNER, DENNIS 320 E. 197 St., Bx. 'Tis time to part. t'li if he '5 ERWIN, MAURICE 167 W. 121 St., Man. Give some people an inch and they'll measure it. HLL Thb BEST wg 0-ou.-LqQs Bow ?1?Y'E1' EHRLICH, ABBIE 80 Knolls Crescent, Bx. The only gift is a portion of thyself, ELLBERGER, EMIL 541 Lincoln PI., Bklyn. Music must take rank as the highest of the fine arts, as the one which, over others, ministers to human welfare. ESCOLLIES, LEONOR 480 Central Park West, Man. Be to my virtues very kind, but to my faults a little blind. EIDMAN, FLORENCE 463 E. 178 St., Bx. The ways of the Lord are right, and the upright walk in them. X o f ELKIND, JERRY 2850 Clatiin Ave., Bx. I build my road today. shall walk upon it. Tomorrow I ETTUS, GAIL 644 W. 173 St., Man. Give some people an inch and they will measure it. X , '7 EINSTEIN, ISABEL 570 Grand St., Man. He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. 'iv' ELWICH, MARLENE 3433 DeKalb Ave., Bx. Be thou thine own home, and in thyself dwell. EVANS, BEVERLY 1250 Franklin Ave., Bx. Music is my beat. EISENBERG, ELLEN 234 E. 5 St., Man. As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. I 'f7 M h .1 1 filf 11:35 ' W, K. 3 4,6 ff 4, f 0, 4 rr 9 'f f f f f 4 fff f . fw f . ff? 5Lff,Z'4 , ' ' 5 ' , ff EPSTEIN, JUDI 1780 Eastbum Ave., Bx. Come and trip it as you go, on the light fantastic toe. 5 12 OU X EISENSTRADT, RENEE 84-02 Smedley St., Qu. Life is neither a good nor an evil, it is simply the place where good and evil exist. ,'.,. . ' Vw--X -I Xf 5 Z0 1 x all ll ln O cn, fm ' N X N x-:avi t ' ' I J- v 1 'G K 'Z' ,tx l . I ll.: 'xg ' -524. 'Qi xt, , f' D' 37 TL FEINSTEIN, DORIS 83-ll Kent St., Qu. 0, how good feels the hand of an old friend. 4. Q W l 5 l ff' ti , 'X 'et u ly X Lb JN V cf til rj' 1 V' nt ' LPA J V, 1 gy .. J 'W sR,,,3'fi jf , ff ,Zi is if . ti ' Q R 'E H' K IVV pil, A Fx x 5 tg' FELDERMAN, BARBARA 730 Grand Concourse, Bx. Immense have been the preparations for me, Faithful and friendly the arms that have helped me. I Q3 FINKELSTEIN, BATHSHEBA 310 E. 12 St., Man. My treasures are my friends. fJ 2 if h X3 5, , ' R f 7 1 3 I K ff, f, f 2 of if 4 X f , ff . D 38 FELENSTEIN, MARTIN 2078 Wallace Ave., Bx. From little acorns great oaks grow. FERRARO, GEORGE 453 Grand St., Man. After the verb to love, to help is the most beautiful verb in the world. FISCHER, FRANCINE 960 Sheridan Ave., Bx. I would rather be right than be President. MF' FRANK, CAROLEE 595 E. 170 St., Bx. What can I say about me? That I want . . . that I expect to . . .Y Oh no! That's cliche! All I can .ray is, I'm Me! FITSCH, MARGOT 50 Morningside Dr., Man. No one respects a talent that is concealed. FRANKEL, MICHEL 3530 DeKalb Ave., Bx. Nothing succeeds like success. Z flqlrvcru A' 77. i E. 16' E ?lfi V'l ,VDO Eugen, if vc ll' . ji FINEMAN, ELLEN 20 E. 35 St., Man. Ice and iron cannot be welded. FOX, NORA 38 E. 85 St., Man. X Work is love made visiblep FINEMAN, MARCIA 229 W. 109 St., Man. To create an image, in form of action. had-fvwf FOX, RITA 653 Mace Ave., Bx. YQ' y to AM1 7 T X X ff 1 r T 1 I I . ,, M. 'Wigiif ' 3 I i' r' f 'f X ,f 1 ' 'UQ .1 , 'mf' N, 4Q' X g 727-X2 iv f' W I V X. of l -Z SK ' r 'rl f I l f lflls f J 'Mg ' ff f f xk ,. Vx V Q 1 v fab , J J, y ' fe: ff, ' X . VAX l ff! V - ' ' ff' f ff if f 0 ,f , X 028' 9' .- XP . , SP MX MA. H 9 l l few? . at Q9 FOX, ROBERTA 140 Cabrini Blvd., Man. To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men -that is genius. f77! f:'57c lil, V I ll V f ' , U FRASCA, MARILYN 3231 Barker Ave., Bx. But the sense of humor I have found of use in every single occasion of my life. Iv9K FREAD, CYNTHIA 21 E. 87 St., Man. Life is what happens to us while we are making other plans. All music is what awakes from you, when you are reminded by the instruments. Q. JM- FRIEBERG, JOHN 601 W. 163 St., Man. Experience - the shroud ol illusion. FRIEDMAN, FRANCINE 839 Riverside Dr., Man. Le coeur a des raisons que la raison ne connait pas. 39 .Q V fi 5. 1 P 1,93 14952 7 1 j f 1 '- f if X . K X 5 ,4 4 lQ f , ' , . ,Zig i--v.:.,'f ,,,,,i.,,.,,!: kV,, 5 ,mgiv , , 47,1 f ' 7.45, 1232. f-fhrfvf-',., :sf V vez- 'ixfvyy-,fx Q wi-vf -' f, fw:'YZzJfC! L, i 17,75-A -:5'9 i.9.215l5iiZ,f1iii?Vffi.ZW j V , ,- V ST? ' l5'7r?FAvvr FUI-IRMAN CHARLES 152 W. Burnside Ave. Bx. He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare And he who has one enemy will meet him everywhere. GARCIA, ISABEL 1703 Lexington Ave., Man. Be to the faltering, an urge: Be to the hopeless years, a hop 40 GARDNER, WILLIAM 644 W. 173 St., Man. Give some people an inch and they will measure it. FRIEDMAN, JEAN 3957 Gouverneur Ave., Bx. Something there is that doesrft love a wall, that wants it down! I Y A' . . V U M: 3 2391 , EI- ' CU, f 252.5-'-1 if we -1-pg. , f- '2wf4:'::i'32i::1z FURMAN, JOHN 620 Thwaites PI., Bx. Give me Liberty, or Give Me Death! FRIEDMAN, MARVIN 2065 Morris Ave., Bx. Give some people an inch and they'll measure it. FUSFELD, JUDY 3616 Henry Hudson Pkwy., Bx. Let knowledge grow from more to more. it 6,1 f-Zvi 1 ? H l ig. 'f':.v 2:9 ' ' -ze ,,,. 1 ',:.-1.9.-, wx' , W N N . , -A gy- or ' GARFIELD, NAOMI 188 E. 94 St., Bklyn. The past is for wisdom, the present for action, but for joy, the future. GEISER, PETER 839 West End Ave., Man. Hitch your wagon to a star. FRIEDMAN, SHEILA 749 E. 231 St., Bx. My desires are limited only by my imagination. ,W iii . GALEK, BOB. 2162 Valentine Ave., Bx. The lion is not so fierce as they paint him. GELBER, ROBERT 1245 Adee Ave., BX- Be happy, for everything in life is of little importance if you are not. Viv' FROMOWITZ, JUDITI-I 1324 Commonwealth Ave., Bx. The half of music, I have heard men say, is to have grieved. fccg-C ik CCC N? 5 xvifgb ' E - -X Q J- -env ' xi dj xx,-f-1' ' ' GC Cc-QUCCCCCCCCC ccC,c Q f ,. cv 2Kx!'Q ' CCC N , .97 '4 f' I, iii ,ih' ' .,,. f ai 4 ' W - f 4,5 ' f,f., v V, 0 . 3' L- , ' 5 0 'W , ,,', .3 ' , , U A VY' gg In ,Q . , nf, 0 V 'X !'k' I 5 r 1 ' if ' Y lf, , X . f U -eww' 3 Qvgtf . 7 U .,,, f iv? E 4 ' ..,. c R, Q I ' , , 57 f':??i?f?a1X 4 f' f ' 155.3 ',,. 'f 6' GALISH, JOHN 536 E. 148 St., Bx. My life is for itself and not for a spectacle. V , . -a .. y I uf WM ff Q ,f 1532 ,,,t W , f 4 if f X X 5 f 1 4 f O f f ff 2, X W - ff 'V ' Zfffxziif , . ', if 21? ,gpfQ4if,,5,4f', , , f ' me fn wav .ffifkiilslfk V . . JH GENDEL, JOSHUA 145 Montrose Ave., Bklyn. Success has ruined many a man. GARBER, NINA 3530 Decatur Ave., Bx. If the World seems cold to you, Kindle fires to warm it. GEORGE, DIANE 561 W. 180 St., Man. To live in mankind is far more than to live in a name, 99, X Y f 1 , - . ,, , ,,,,, ,. 4 JW' - . flfiiifi-. -L 'I ,'if.1f'5 V, ,., .,m, V- ty., , 1,7 ,rwf v.',.:,,.,,f, GERSTENBERG, ROBERT 2979 Marion Ave., Bx. I am he in a car full of students celebrating victory with instruments saxophonic and ukulelean. 41 time GIBSON, MARY ANN 601 W. 188 St., Man. Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. 1 'iw- , .y .,:', . ,- f I 1f-'T'5jt:..- 6 ff ., . lik ., ' ,. V l I mx f GOLDMAN, RONA 336 Central Park West, Man. In life, the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. .ffwr GILMAN, LAURA 10 Ocean Pkwy., Bklyn. Music, all the good that mortals know, and all of heaven we have below. ' A .t i , ' 151, ' wi f f l ' I ' 4 , - 7 -A X ,lf nlle , 02, , 5535 , jf. . V. 1 fs GOLDMAN, SHELDON 1885 Harrison Ave., Bx. I find it easier to like people than dislike them - and I prefer the easy way out! GORDON, HARRIET 12 Pinehurst Ave., Man. He prayeth best, who loveth best All things both great and small. 42 Uiviiv GORDON, LAWRENCE 751 E. 178 St., Bx. Nothing is enough for the man to whom enough is too little. ZW? GIVNER, JOAN 50 W. 96 St., Man. Count that day lost whose low descending sun, views from thy hand no worthy action done. , ,xy V I 3 541. GOLDREICH, FRANCES 3872 Cannon Pl., Bx. This above all, to thine own self be true. GLUCKAUF, JOAN 461 Audubon Ave., Man. I laugh at what you call dissolution, And I know the amplitude of time. iv? GOLDSTEIN, JACK 865 Fox St., Bx. Laugh, and the world laughs with YOU! Weep, and you weep alone. GORDON, ROSALIND 20 Metropolitan Oval, Bx. Friends are not made. They're discovered. GORE, SANDRA 282 E. Gunhill Rd., Bx. Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. GOLDBERG, BRENDA 244 W. 74 St,, Man. Do not worry about people not knowing your ability, but worry that you have not got it. GOLSCHMANN, HELENE 105 W. 73 St., Man. Yes, yes, more! ftfff 4795 GOLDBERG, DORIS 151-41 Willets Pt. Blvd., Whitestone Prove all things,' hold fast that which is good. GOMPER, ALAN 1585 Unionport Rd., Bx. Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes. '1 A - lv tl 7 . LQ. QU of 'NM My w'A'AjLcU WWW lieffpttsllafflft til GOLDBERG, MICHEL 128 Chester St., Bklyn. Compagnons des mauvais fours Je vous souhaite une bonne nuit GOLDGRABEN, MAXINE 1319 Morris Ave., Bx. I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. Dormez Revez Moi, Je m'en vais , fV ' ,.. wif ,'., ei A , ' if f ' . ., .def vlt, . GONNY, ELAINE 140 Claremont Ave., Man. I took my power in my hand, And went against the world. GOODMAN, JOAN 57 W. 75 St., Man. They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. we ,Mi GORELICK, SANDRA 1669 Bryant Ave., Bx. Never believe the impossible, Never regret the past, Do not long for the unattainable. GORELICK, SHERRY 1185 Lebanon St., Bx. Happiness is finding the balance between the capacity of man's mind and the warmth of his humaness. GORMAN, DEBORAH GOULD, SUSAN 28 Metropolitan Oval, Bx. 123 W. 93 St., Man. I do not see myself reflected in the 1 don't ever want to stop. mirror, Myself reflected in the mirror Sees me. 43 'YG YLXXQL, VX ' GRANT, BARBARA 1470 E. 51 St., Bklyn. woesy , . , 1Lixl3tZi'k33. yxQNAZ3. ' 4 I 1 .I qc New fx -. M.f..e..i 7. GSW . A 1 XJDUIJYJN , f f k f GRAYSON, VERA 204 St. Nicholas Ave., Man. There are degrees of sadness ln the closing of doors. , I ,Q X,r' r - ' ' -.. Q . 1 , , ,,- . fi Yesterday is dead- forget it. Tomorrow has not come - don't worry. Today is here - use it..7 ,Q , --4fi1f i'- HWHVAOUW if , GREEN, DANIEL GREEN, LINDA 65-48 174 St., Qu. 230 W. 79 St., Man. The best prophet of the future ls A thing of beauty is a ioy forever! the past. ia. if M? ww f ff ff-4011 1 ll IC, X .,, 6 +2 QW Wit I 7 f QV, ,V f f 1? ef 1 GREENSPAN, SHEILA 43-36 Robinson St., Qu. GREIF, STEPHANIE 2180 E. 22 St., Bklyn. A man says what he knows, a woman says what will please. HAMBURGER, PHYLLIS 41-21 42 St., Qu. I still believe people are really at heart. 44 good Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain GRENING, JANE-ELLEN 1006 Gerard Ave., Bx. Age cannot wither her, nor custom set. stale Her infinite variety. ,-1-fi mg- - 54- 21 ,,'. - . if vvk., H I I I 3 , M- V., IQ. , I ' -V 'KLL A il -2: wi- 1 it C HANSEN, HARRY 147-19 111 Ave., Qu. There's Iile in Music. HARGROVE, CURTIS 253 W. 111 St., Man. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. GROEN, MICHAEL 4218 Layton, Qu. The reason history repeats itself ls that most people the first time. weren't listening 'NP' 'av HART, BRUCE 130-33 244 St., Rosedale, Qu. Life consists in what a man is thinking of all day. A, ,. .,5x, lf, 'fqk U 9' xl i 15-,Lv . -' . x.:4 W GREENE, JUDITH 168 W. 86 St., Man. Take all the swift advantage of the hours. ff' f , ff , 1 GROSS, LINDA 75 Park Terrace East, Man. Imagination is the eye of the soul. HEIDELBERG, LAURENCE 3015 Riverdale Ave., Bx. My greatest inspiration is a challenge to attempt the impossible. . . QA., lL,L.,,-,,, M . I, I, ff A , V , It 6Qf4,.LLf- . V11-. L, GREENBERG, ANDREA 1280 Sheridan Ave., Bx. Things are seldom what they seem Skim milk masquerades as cream. GROSS, MIMI 30 W. 105 St., Man. I hope the lion roars. ww , 3 1575 Q QQ H , f '7 HEIMAN, SUSAN 310 W. 85 St., Man. Everything happens to everyone sooner or later, if there is time enough. .X l B s0ff,r'Q 1 g , ,L in GREENBERG, DIANA 900 Bronx Park S., Bx. Dear are the days of youth! Age dwells on their remembrance through the mist of time. Y N 1. dm Q 4 V L, X . ' , . 1 25,14 -zf.:--1,, pci' -2- tif-at i v GROSSMAN, ARLENE 490 W. 187 St., Man. I am not a politician, and my other habits are good. HELLER, JACK 1643 Clay Ave., BX. For life is no longer the compara- tively simple thing it was. X GREENSPAN, CARLOTYE 2156 Cruger Ave., Bx. Music is essentially useless, as life is. fThe man that has music in his heart will be most in love with the loveliest.J GUSSMAN, STEVE 145 W. 188 St., Bx. Trouble, like the hill ahead straightens out when you advance upon it. 113 'ge HELTZER, MARCIA 111 Mt. Hope Pl., Bx. You can never get any fun out of the things you haven't done. 45 321 Lord last ex en JACKSON, BARRY 3877 Paulding Ave., Bx. If music be the food of love, play on. KALISCH, JOAN 2784 Morris Ave., Bx. The isness of facts is boring and futile, the whyness is the chief rea- son for going on living. 46 V 1 ,Q-,422 1 5, f is ... 1 ' ff . . ,V . ,f E 1 5' Q2 If PETER Crescent Bx HOROWITZ, MARJORIE 3447 DeKalb Ave., Bx. Thou crushed to earth shall rise again. When duty whispers low, must-, The youth replies, I can. JACOBSON, MILDRED 192 Huron St., Bklyn. The greatest test of courage on the earth is to bear defeat without losing heart. 'be' 'Quail' KAPLAN, JOAN 33 Indian Rd., Man. If music be the food of love, play on. JAFFE, JANE 19 E. 98 St., Man. I know, but I do not approve and I am not resigned. wt 1.1 KAPLAN, PETER 15 W. 81 St., Man. Solitude is as needful to the imagi- nation as society is wholesome for the character. ,, 3, HOSCHANDER, JOAN 1019 Ward Ave., Bx. Only those who have the patience to do simple things perfectly ever ac- quire tlie skill to do difficult things easily. 4, X JERRY, PETER 45 Ocean Ave., Bklyn. Barkis is willin'. KAPLINSKY, DAVID 804 E. 178 St., Bx. 0 masters, lords and rulers in all lands How will the future reckon with this man? HUNTER, MELVIN 279 Bainbridge St., Bklyn. Fingers were made before forks, and hands before knives. JOACHIM, ANDREW cfo Bondi, 780 West End Ave., Man. Flattery is like soft soap, and soft soap is 90'Za lye. KASS, MILTON 117-01 Pk. La. So., Kew Gar., Qu. Bless thee in all the work of thine hand which thou doest. U , I ' I Mr! , , f J . f. .2 -- ,i ,,,, ,,, V I, f l,, .,,,,. , f QW f f so 6, 4 K ' ' 5 a' Q Z! ,f rv Z ' 257 , N65 '41 f 5 Xf A Zfff I 4 in 7 1 Bw f 4 I ' ef 'L V afiil H f +1 it , M, - fs ,f .1 1 7 J' , 7 ,. f- A 1- w ' ' fi-, 1i.'2if ICHEL, LOUIS 110 W. 94 St., Man. A service to mankind is second job. JURKOWSKI, ROBERT 2182 Valentine Ave., Bx. My defence is of God, which saveth the upright in h . edff KATES, MICHAEL 838 West End Ave., Man. Genius darts, flutters and tires, but perseverance wears and wins. everyone's IMBER, ABIGAIL 825 W. 187 St., Man. Though I am young I scorn to flit on the wings of borrowed wit. JOSEPH, AUBREY 116 W. 117 St., Man. You can preach a better sermon with your life than with your lips. e L 2588 Creston Ave., Bx. If you will it, it is no legend. '75 KATZ, MIRIAM f -'.fgy,+,7g,f , . ,, I ,fr z Ai V. . iel.. . 7 f f ,c, ' f f '7'i'l'. ,72.fn?:5Qxf y f 4' ,, f X X f 5 , ,K ff f , , ff .V f f X f 1 f 1' jf! ' Jw, f 'f ff f 9, . 4, f 'i lf4'f' , ,. , ., -M .,.. . ff' .egg ' -uw. f .wi i' 5 5 ffl' ef 1 4 ff' i e 14' I 5 f 4' 4 1 , If 7 4 f ti r 5 f 1 ff . 2, z IRVIN, FREDERICK 760 Tuiton Ave., Bx. A friend nmde easily, is not easily kept. JOSEPH, ZOE 79-06 Main St., Qu. l'll look back tomorrow, on these wonderful days I shall never forget. KAUFMAN, CAROL 150 W. 179 St., Bx. Knowledge is the only instrument of production that is not subject to diminishing returns. 47 , . f A 5 KAUFMAN, DEBORAH 3320 Kossuth Ave., Bx. Are we not formed as notes of music are, for one another, though dis- similar? KEVITZ, RUTH 90 Laurel Hill Terrace, Man. Hello! I'1n Ruth. If 4 KLEINMAN, NORA 825 S. Orange Grove, Los Angeles l'm nobody! Who are you? 48 KAYNE, STEPHEN 1901 Hennessy Pl., Bx. Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. N? i f! I -rig ' X to -' W ' l ' L l- in 1 L3 Lf n , - are :MA N ix , . rn? il VI U1 I i'1 T'1 SF ' - E wif f ., ' 'IL-P .LJ ' - 1' W Sfilli 'XX 'Q KEATS, BARBARA 1664 Macombs Rd., Bx. No man is an island complete unto himself, but every man a part of the main. KILTY, MAEVE KIRSCHENBAUM, ARLENE 180 Claremont Ave., Man. 65-88 162 St., Qu. Does Size road wind uphill, all the Music possesses us as does a dream w ? es, to the very end. it lives within us. 1 Lffjl KLINGER, MADELEINE 952 47 St., Bklyn. The youth who daily . . . from, the east must travel, still is Nature's Priest. . KLUGERMAN, IRA 2636 Davidson Ave., Bx. He conquers who endures. 4 Q , ,., Q 1 M f , 5, 5 f fa! S jr ff' e , 4 A 77 , ng l pg.: If J M 5 V ' ' frf r' I 1 f X y f l ,f,, -U ff' f 'I f ' ff KLEIN, ALLEN 1439 52 St., Bklyn. You have known for a long time what it is I wish to establish: the right to dare everything. f, , 1 f VW! I 1 I f X f' - , V yi f 4, X X 4 f f v ' f , V4 ,Q f . W5 , , EMI, ,WL WI? X KELLY, LUCY 190-29 118 Rd., Qu. A good kid. 9 i 7 9-:ji Q eg. 152 771 , f Lf' . wwrfffxi 'li , U22 2 W viii' 1 1. - Q I 2 fd' f 1 Z'i,f. 51:51 KLEIN BRENARD 2486 Devidson Ave., Bx. One could do worse than be a swinger of birches. ' - 'fr ' .Q A A , ' W ye 'L ,' Vg ' , Z ' fy! f TM i i A f l' I ?,4i,,,if My KOMIAKOFF, OLGA 400 E. 20 St., Man. There is no time. KEMP, BRUCE 588 West End Ave., Man. 41-15 45 St., Qu. No endeavor is in vain, its reward Thgrg is no possession more is in doing. QL i 1 M -J ' gf J ' f- f ,fx 1 wwf '24 , 5994 KEOUGH, BRENDA than meniory's. KLEIN, PHYLLIS 28 Metropolitan Oval, Bx. There is no greater guide to success than the lessons taught by our own mistakes. KORNGUTH, MARTIN 3502 Hull Ave., Bx. It is better to wear out than to rust Out. KOWAL, JEANETTE 255 E. 10 St., Man. I have loved no darknes sophisti- cated no truth, nursed delusion, allowed no fear. 49 ,bill fl- ' I KRASNOW, DOROTHY 80 Van Cortlandt Pk. So., Bx. The river flows on,' But not always is it smooth. LAMBERT, SUSAN 3551 DeKalb Ave., Bx. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. KRAUTHEIMER, ELISSA 1105 Jerome Ave., Bx. Man's inhumanity to man. M94 KREISMAN, PATTI 975 Walton Ave., Bx. Gets what you want, or you will be forced to like what you get. , I f I ' 1 -, fl, 3. - exp 5 . if t. ' - ' 4 , 1 I f -1 f 2.-1 f . ' f :gg ,.., ' x g ' ' , I f ' ' Y i i s iff , ' 1 LANG, DAVID 210 E. 181 St., Bx. Knowledge feeds on knowledge and can grow into a field of corn or a patch of poison ivy. LANGUS, CAROL 1806 Vyse Ave., Bx. Be to her virtues very kind, Be to her faults a little blind. 5 LERNER, SHELAH 110 W. 86 St., Man. A man may live upon little but he cannot live upon nothing. 50 Shi LEVINE, LYNN 444 Grand St., Man. Knowledge is to the soul as food is to the body. va 1U KX 1,1 o-J N1 .-fs NVQ, 1 FP .XX '34 ji C LEVINE, SETH 30 E. 9 St., Man. The value of truth and sincerity is always stronger than the value of lies and cynicism. 11 Q, mf KRELL, ALAN 8678 Bay Pkwy., Bklyn. The man with the golden horn. iw LAWRENCE. APRIL 120 Cabrini Blvd., Man. I have a predilection for painting that lends joyousness to a wall. Xe LEVINSON, DENISE 20 W. 84 St., Man. Leaders come and go, but the people remain. Only the people are immortal. Lawn V44-if-1443, KUMARASINGHA, MAI-IAM AYA 105 W. 70 St., Man. From the unreal lead me to the real: From the darkness lead me to light. LAZARESCU, ALAN 588 Timpson Pl., Bx. 57 7 KUREY, JOYCE 1266 Crocs Ave,, Bx. No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truth. LEFKOWITZ, DOLORES 1359 E. 49 St., Bklyn. KUSNITT, PHYLLIS 30 Brookside Dr., Greenwich, Conn. Every joy is gain, And gain is gain, however small. LeRESH, JAQUELINE 9 Post Ave., Man. LAIRD, PAUL 3253 Cambridge Ave., Man. The dark horse. I LERNER 1180 Lebanon St., Bx. Time is like money: the less of it we One must learn by doingp lor though A picture is u poem witho x Wh!!! if the Wlitie Of 50118, when The have to spare, the further we make you think you know words: 1 ' world lacks the ear of taste? it go, You have no certainty, until you try. it oe' t L ,z ' , -J ji 1, jx ' K., , 15. 4, - if ,' 5 ' 1 I ' -K 5 ix, ' I . ,. A, I il R A5'i 4 f ' Ns Q , 5 ' di I y M? 2 5, 43 . D ..ll A ' o xo ls V i' 4 1: QQ! ' , , iff, y I . XV .,. st . 5, ft Vkrr H ' N.. if if LEVIT, RUTH LEVITT, RENA LEVY, MARCIA LEWIS, SZARI 243 W. 70 St., Man. 53-11 65 Pl., Qu. 444 Central Park West, Man. 289 Lenox Rd. Let there be peace! Blessed is he who expects nothing, Character is a diamond that The question . . . for he shall never be disappointed. scratches every other stone. 51 th xxt NX xvx' N I G x I I. . :HW LIEB, DOLORES 255-24 74 Ave., Qu. Earth's the right place for love, I don't know where it's likely to go better. J' LN. N 1- W .XX 1 Hermit X' LIEBER, MICHAEL 1221 Sheridan Ave., Bx. Here I stand, fudge -my masters. LISS, SALLY 1965 Bryant Ave., Bx. Studies teach not their own useg that is a wisdom without them, and above them, won by observation. v i 1 . l N W W LIEBERMAN, ANNE 467W W. 21 St., Man. It was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness. LITTLER, WILLIAM 3371 Decatur Ave., Bx. You only live once: make it exciting while it lasts. MW LOO, AMY 3900 Greystone Ave., Man. Laugh till the game is played. and be you merry, my friends. ff LIEBERMAN, MARTIN 899 Montgomery St., Bklyn. To err is humang to forgive is divine. if -Q ,, my I rl,-2. ' ew LOCKER, JUDY 299 E. 10 St., Man. Speak gentlyg it is better jar To rule by love than fear. . . . .. krk. .kxli-,jsxx LOPEZ, RONALD 2163 2 Ave., Man. Dead he is not, but departed - for the artist never dies. K ii we VN 1 , in ,tr it , f 3 3' A' , 1 25 uf f fi- .I f- . - '. ' 'f v , f Y . I K 7. M, J V 'mia K . V In fy '-Q N Q ,. 3. i V , e n 'L f. ' I ' I - ' S ,fn X AH . K -' 1 1 g,x,. V . H 9 4 ,. ,,jmlfg',g,ViQ'jfj1'b, 15. QU I LIPPE, ELAINE 1830 Anthony Ave., Bx. Nothing is too high for a man to reach, but he must climb with care and confidence. LOEBEL, ELLIE 186 Pinehurst Ave., Man. When first I came to M and A, I meant to be a Braque or Kleeg Or else Picasso or Botirelli Instead my style is purely Ellie . . LO PINTO, ROBERT 1850 Golden Ave., Bx. 'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. LIPPMAN, LAURA 98 Riverside Dr., Man. Let me live under the ope .-we -Q ,..,m-1.5, LIPSON, CHARLOTTE 21-50 33 Rd., Qu. What delightful hosts they ew dangerously. Life and Love! ,V of 1 It V! ' -A: f, X6 1 . if was if - -' fwiigg, ,gy , 'S .f , . 5: ,V , -fi V, Q91 In v ' fe '-'fo t,-:mf .WW- y ,' if? :Z nm .. ,,' ,I :V ,ff 131- ?, vn.,,i',' ,f -21: 4 f,.fn2 z ' 5215225 5 '1- LONG, WAYNE 2133 Madison Ave., Man. LONGO, CHRIS 2103 E. 3 St., Bklyn. He must be seen to be appreciated. All the world is a stage and all the men and women merely players. - '- hivrif'l'3'Q7', . ' ,' 2' ' , l l 7' f f f J f 4 if ' L LOW, DONALD 800 West End Ave., Man. Wit makes its own welcome, and levels all distinctions. -+ r- 'wX NJ .4 'f 7 45319 , 1 49' 'Mr' f ,gs ff f y I quys LIPTON, DANIEL 39 W. 74 St., Man. are . . Give some people dl measure it. 1 K 4, X n I l '1 1 X ! in-I x'll ffl x N, x f. X full' it iles .A , X fl ,Q ,jf .AW X X , it ' rl , .rf It if A - N ff- X x MARRON, CAROL 72-10 41 Ave., Qu. Let us consider the reason of the case. For nothing is law that is not reason. 54 ggkaff' L, MANSO, PETER 460 Riverslde Dr., Man. Do not rest in peace until you have won some victory for mankind. fvxe 'Q ,iff ij 1 Q ' . ,.f , 4,L:e, Q All H Q ' w ' H f: V. , 5 , jg' EV - . . x MARTORANO, FELIX 75 E. 51 St., Bklyn. The paradox of having too much to do, is that little gets done. LUFTIG, FLORENCE 2355 Grand Concourse, Bx. I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing, than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance. MARAN, ELLY 124 W. 72 St., Man. Most people sujier from insanity, not me. I enjoy it. -' feiiQj.,y2S'212:w . , 'V' 'und' MASON, PETER 163 W. 171 St., Bx. Tl1ere's no future in history. I 7 ' LUKIN, JOAN 1470 E. Ave., Bx. We attract hearts by the qualities we display, we retain them by the ties we possess. 1115 Music a thing of pleasure which nature cannot do with- out. -'Nil IQNHS MASSON, BEATRICE 3 E. 85 St., Man. Friends, they say, are the thieves of time. MACHLIN, BRENDA 2310 Creston Ave., Bx. Inspired by the artisls - Music is my goal. MARCUS, STEPHANIE 2216 Blackrock Ave., Bx. Begin at the beginning, and go on till you come to the end: then stop. MATTER, BEN 539 W. 160 SI., Man. . A good book is like a parachute, If is of no use unless you OPEN if- fr, fp, tv ' 4 M aw A, -9 ! I ,fi ' 1 ll If X i f 1 I MALINOW, JANIE 1755 49 St., Bklyn. The greatest child welfare effort of all time. l MARGONINE, CAROLYN 2707 Sedgwick Ave., BX. There is no truer truth obtainable by man than comes of music. ,..,i , ffkl 'V 5 ,fifypf i 1. , .615 -' f nj, f xxx X fl, 4 2 'PAH mx 'W ,1 , f f 4 4 X f 'W ? f ff ' XV, f . V X. ,,,, 7 Z f , of ,- X f I , MV 1 , X Qt X X fs f g ! ff f af 'f ' i' 'f yt-ff 'f ,, f, MATUS, BERNARD 1555 Grand Concourse, Bx. The one good in life is concentra- tion, the one evil is dissipation. ff A., --5. A A , . -Aff We , ,. ,I ,,, .A ' 'fi ' ' I nfrlfihgf i t-f i 1 Q I X ee 1 , 7 f .1 , My ., 4 ,I, . 'fi'-1. ,Q , S . ., V A 1 , wp. V MARINI, VINCENT 219 W. 68 St., Man. God helps those who help themselves. , . if , W! '72 t :gi l 1 f KW' , are 5' t Z , , f ,M MAYDAN, JOHN 856 Morrow St., S. I. Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself, QI am large, I contain niultitudesj. ,f 'd ogy? www I ' ,v,,,,,,4,,L ' 1, K r , K - , J L if Q I , 1 K 4 , ef is 9 X 5 eff X 2 F 9 McKEE, SUZY 41 W, 83 St., Man. The breaking of t he my degree. .1 1 ff day addeth to 55 f' 5 MEISNER, BILLIE 1927 Loring Pl., Bx. Put me in a system and you negate me - I am not just a mathematical symbol - I am. 'H J 7 L '1'v4 ' se.: .sv 'ii 341259 4 IQ . . ,lvI'?. A ,fxfgefge fits,-a . . f... , 432' ,944 , MEHLMAN, ALAN 501 E. 84 St.,,Man. The ladder of life is lull of splinters. IF!- TP PI . x . Qt, 1 -A M Wm ll A' .V gf?-5, Q 1 1 i f 3' fx ,ax Y yi' 4 I J , , l Y'ff, as ' -W' f 541 1 fy 'I- . I at . ' 11 Z. rl, I N 0S'.WfwNW4 ' QT. I f Mfr- 9 X ml 'H ' fl? ' ' ZW iii? A 'Q 2 , ' 5 ,. 3 . 11, IW X , '1 ' . , . . 1 1 -' x If .I A 4 ,H 5m-N f l v H' xl!!! .3 - ' ', ' f Q ' 'f ew Y ' I ' . lim la-Hill I N- ll 1 .-'LIN f- x 4 11215 '- ' xl, u' V M I,-Y V,-X ' was ' - J Q 1' 44 N 'S ' ' L ' I ' ii I .Zi-Q -' lj' x .H ,I-V 'TK XKJ1 if W , T I ,' '- 1 I f A L V ' - 'I MITCHELL, RONALD 520 E. 149 St., Bx. Nothing is accomplished without trying. 56 I it ashes, i lg y,,Q'q 4zv f f s M? ' ' 2 ..,. 2 1 5 - rg., 1. , . ei '-'...aca.-ff : wrt MONK, HORTENSE 112 W. 113 St., Man. It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed. MELLER, MILTON 1646 Union St., Bklyn. Regret not trying and failing, but failing to try. MICHAEL, MARSHA 301 W. 108 St., Man. They are not long, the weeping, and the laughter. .-gm 1, fi I , W l ,, gs ii 3 xx K mps.L t MORE, MICHAEL 140-41 Quince St., Qu. Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string. Z' 'if , MENDELSOHN, EZRA 502 W. 113 St., Man. Learning without thought is labor last. MILIUS, JUDY 2109 Daly Ave., Bx. Better by far you should forget and smile Than you should remember and be sad. e ,,s. . .. AS X A 0 5 16 I X . I K ,X g is gi so AQ-SQs:lQ' 'Tlx I 5 I MORENO, LEAL AUDRENE 131 E. 51 St., Man. I believe that there are greater things in life than life itself. MERESMAN, PEARL 181-45 Kneger Rd., Qu. 1'1l not listen to reason . . . Reason always means what someone else has to say. MILLER, DIANE 45 E. Mosholu Pkwy., Bx. Tread softly, for you tread on my dreams. We MOROSCO, TEDDY 979 Grant Ave., Bx. Be silent and safe -silence never betrays you. Km, MESIBOV, JUDI 240 Cabrini Blvd., Man. Friendship is the gift o the Gods f And the most precious boon to mani MILSTEIN, NORMAN 75-40 Austin St., Qu. The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. MORRIS, EDWARD 1915 Billingsley Terrace, Bx. I hope to stand frm enough not to go backward. 1 MESSITE, LINDA 214 E. 178 St., Bx. The most utterly lost of all days, is that in which you have not once laughed. MEYER, MARK 139-01 90 Ave., Qu. Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. . .-A X . f, I 1 ' K' Wan, 6 ' .,'.k.:4'll:. in 'I 7' ' A? is W W i fill L: ' ff' 'I l f ' Li p r If I 1 fel fl' X - it - . --f?..1Qg7,.'f' A lr J :Ji l i' , A. . , ' ill -' sw 7' I' wt A X, 9. 'S Q x w , All .7 4 yr E... x s . ' 5 'CH .Nt I I-I MX I! I , 1, xv! t M if ,y . X , i 1- L : 9. , , AQ Rx x TP! M, x ,., ,Q ,. ' f 'i.Lfr -W 'y , ,N -C Y X '17, f ,g4QaliiglJl1r. , if i ff x , X-1 4 . 5-. .. 4 V , ,I V. I. X NIU, 2 .W 'NN A ' 1 - f ,. y , . , . WE I H ' 'll ' -F244 I s ii X 1 I X A A l r NX 1.2, , I ,, X l X rl fl P 4 1 ....., w- g Sw If f QW 4 ' . MORRIS, JUDITH 80-11 214 St., Qu. Good morning, Life and all things glad and beautiful. Tigsfllb? if-awk lvg as lvxmsxr Evl6lQ0eUuQ,-gl Ceqgeekcdlg U-3Yi:xJS'f NACAMULLI, DAVID 141-24 84 Dr., Qu, Ah, to build, to build, That is the noblest art of all the arts. 57 NADLER, LOIS 2725 Sedgwick Ave., Bx. The rule of my life is to make busi- ness a pleasure, and pleasure my business. NANTON, COLETTB 117-30 143 St., Qu. In art I pull no high brow stuj. I know what 1 like, and that's enough. SOLANGE, NATHAN 240 Echo Pl. The power of thought, - The magic of the mind! ONG, MARGARET 370 Riverside Dr., Man. Under heaven lies one family. O REGGIO, CHARLES 807 E. 168 St., BX. These are the times that try merz's souls. ,1 ,AZ , I 'lt f' fy ff ' Q X ff , f 4 X M X vo 1391 fa f , 2 r f. f jeff at , C f ff f f , , f Y , MM? 4 ,fel f , 2 , ,, 'Y OSNER, MARGARET 371 Amsterdam Ave., Man. Behold, I do not give lectures, or little charity, when I give, I give myself. PALMER, HENRY PAPIROFF, JULIA PAPPALARDI, FELIX 229 W. 111 St., Man. 349 E. 49 St., Man. 197 Hosmer Ave., Bx. The first we can bestow on others is The reason hrln, the temperate will, There is no brotherhood of Man agood example. endurance, foresight, strength, and without the Fatherhood of God. skill. 58 ,, , ff, , if ew were NATHANSON, GLENDA 340 W. 72 St., Man. It takes a wise person to look through the bad to the good. Qu-sf OSTER, DORIS 219 Ave. B, Man. Do I contradict myself? Very well, then I contradict myself. l 0 , gg c f 1 . ' : W I A 4040 Bronxwood Ave There is so much! PELENGH AN, EL SABE , -Q LmQlL.1,..iA , y . NEGRON, MARY 671 E. 158 St., Bx. The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance. The wise grows it under his feet. f f A7 Y 1' frm if 71' Q 12.21 . I Q5 , 'D ., , , ,y V f t CMG, . OSTROFF, JANET 308 W. 104 St., Man. Contrariwise, if it was so, it might beg and if it were so it would beg but as it isn't it ain't. That's logic. in ., 4. .V 5 PHELPS. SYLVIA 114-43 170 St., Qu. Let not mercy and truth forsake thee: bind them about thy neckp write them upon the table of thine heart. ,.-,,. 'if' , 1. . of ' . ,f 'f .. -W A f .4 ,'Wff?PWSm.l.!. f- ' t V .51 .lx A . ' f ,s ' A V! - ...mtv . ...arf , A . 5 , 4.5. ,W J T . 1 19- ' g-. . X. 4 . 'vm 2 -ff ,,,g , , K: -,, ,',g,.5g Q . ' ,fr , M. ,' f ta 4 T. - r . 1 . , . V f we ' ' ' zf gk, ' j.iiyjq:g13j,5,?,z L . 4.4. .5 2 ' . 1 5 . .p V 'f 2 NEWMARK, FRAN. 2320 Bronx Park E., Bx. He who laughs best today, will also laugh last. NEWTON, ROBERT 2041 Fifth Ave., Man. A 1nan's only real possession is his character. I X. OTTO, EVA-LEE 130 Morningside Dr., Man. The road to hell is paved with good intentions, PIPKINJ LORETTA 100 LaSalle St., Man. A friend is a second selfg another I. PAKTER, 1192 Park Ave., Man For there is radiance and the darkness could we but see, and to see, we have only to look. PLESTED, ROBERT 249-20 Thebes Ave., Qu. The point is, that Henry VIII is dead. if eflifiefief X0 U NISSENBAUM, JANET 54 2240 Burnett St., Bklyn. Thoughts too deep to be expressed, And too strong to be suppressed. ozfzfzgzgggg 1 fwfr. Wife 1... ...,, .2 f 'ff-2. ' 5.2 .71 ei, 2,4 g ff yngwz, rg 2.gf2my4,f.'f f :iQ.'Qf3fa' . ?, 'fi .LVV , ALEY, BUDDY 498 West End Ave., Man. Practical politics consists of ignoring facts. PLUMMER, CLAIRE 43-31 45 St., Qu. I ask not for a larger garden, but for finer seeds. 59 J I' f 'f-v , 34, I I Z W W jg 5 , H I f offfw X 690 rdf I .. ., 1 . POLLOK, ANN POMERANTZ, RONALD 313 E. 17 St., Man. 41-11 40 St., Qu. To be strong is to be happy! Iron in the water shall float As easy as a wooden boat. Y 'Q Z 'K Ay gf sf if 5 4 if f . f, oy.: L, ' , , ,L 11- -ah.: 'z','.-ze'-:Mqee ,gm 44544 V PORTNOY, CAROL 325 West End Ave., Man. The deed is everything, lts repute nothin . r X ff WK ' I ' A PRICE, LINDA 129 E. 82 St., Man. Too low they build who build below the skies. RICHMAN, MARVIN 4415 8 Ave., Bklyn, Life's greatest gift is the chance to work at something worth working for. 60 ,gays We RASKIN, ISABEL 118 E. 93 St., Man. There is a place where 1 go When there's too many people. .: L ...aww kfx X r'- ' s X. .E 'nk 4,1 hw 5 K A: . . RIDAM, PETER llell l 1 1835 Bryant Ave., Bx. Give some people an will measure it. inch and they 42241 'DM REICH, JUDY 170 W. 73 St., Man. The world stands out on either side no wider than the heart is wide. 095 Q9 Wife! 'xx'-v 'X RIFKIN, HARRIET 1155 Gerard Ave., Bx. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. 'LN QUENDA, QUIERZE 27-30 165 St., Flushing, Qu. For one swallow does not make spring. dw ' xii REICH, LISA 65-90 160 St., Qu. I think l could turn and live with animals, they are so placid and self- contained. , s ,, IM. .4 fa Z 4 f , 4 'ff,:z.4fW?f fl ff! 1 1 'AL' , ,f If V,VV A 7 f 5 ff' I 7 , XM W , f I , 4 f .V ,,. ' f- 'mf 0 RIPPNER, FRAN 150 W. 179 St., Bx. Two roads diverged in a wood, and l - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. ,lf RACOLIN, BOBBIE 98 Riverside Dr., Man. If you're not shy, pin with your star and buckle my shoe. up my hair L 5 4 if , ff , Z , . Y 1 QW . f RESNICK, CAROLYN 3280 Rochambeau Ave., Bx Every sweet has its sour, Every evil its good. RIVERA, LUIS. 449 E. 137 St., Bx. l'm not a know it all, but I can try. 'Z , ,z , . 5 ' , fit 0 f 3 U 1, 6 RAMIREZ, FRANK 953 Aldus St., Bx. Everything is within human graspg All you have to know is how to grasp it. 11 'hhl l'Ih f l.f,, . ,, , , 1-' , I n ' V f K'-we ' T ,f Q , 5 2 , f ff' , Af Lf ji u ' rf? , ' vu-:- 1 , V M7 Qu . W f rxyaf, ,, wi ,. '.', ,s . f ifif- 224- f 'f fi f- ROBERTS, DAVID 40 E. 88 St., Man. On the stage he was natural, simple, ajecting. 'Twas only when he was of? that he was acting. ff, ,V , RAPPAPORT, JANE 240 Cabrini Blvd., Man. There was a star danced, and under that I was born. N 61 2egf?,?'2?w egg? 1, ,fn 'V !', fvf Q ,V V x f,' an 2, 'Rf , Q ww X ' Q YX N F Sq X X V egg.. XX X E . at a, it Piggy X 1 Q59 Q' 'xv xx 5211 as .- aWQ,a .-eeaea 'U e535 A -'lemm ' ' Ffifffl Niece nga? fhfz 7i 'wU I, Qirg '52 3' ,ln , .,.,iA 5 W 5' Q4 .439 5 A RODRIQUEZ, ELSIE 1042 Southem Blvd., Bx. There's nothing worth the wear of winning, but laughter and the love of friends. ROSENBAUM, LENNY 1065 Manor Ave., Bx. The wheel that squeaks the loudest is the one that gets the grease. RYAN, CONNIE 56 E. 98 St., Man. He who has a wealth of knowledge, is truly richer than he who has material wealth alone. 62 Vfffqyy' ROSENBERG, HAROLD 2082 Bryant Ave., Bx. No race can prosper till it learns that there is as much dignity in iilling a field as in writing a poem. 170' RYVKIN, ELEANOR 635 Riverside Dr., Man. The runaway stars say you shall never die at all, never at all. ROFMAN, SAMUEL 80 Yan Cortland Pk. S., Bx. An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. ROGIN, JEFFREY 130-27 244 St., Qu. Quiet, cautious, but with the crowd, IAA., 44. 'NH f in ROSENKRANTZ, SONDRA 64-55 217 St., Bayside, Qu. The world will never be better unless we are. ROSENSTEIN, ELLEN 214 W. 91 St., Man. Too low they build ho bitild benflzth the stat . ' fl HUF! Q 1 fi, gf www ii6 iK ,. s f me rr. llane SACKMAN, ARLENE 9 Cabrini Blvd., Man. Give some people an inch and they will measure it. i ' . ...nf fl SACKOWITZ, 670 E. 176 St., Bx. What now little man? .N x . wir' ROSADO, NELSON 1485 Crotona Pl., Bx. For in aim we live and move and are. ROSENTHAL, GER1 165 Suffolk St., Man. Self expression constitutes a life ol happiness. Knowledge comes with time. SACKS, ANN 97-40 62 Dr., Qu: When the fight begins within himself A man's worth something. ROSEN, BARBARA 3447 DeKalb Ave., Bx. All music is what awakes from you when you are reminded by the in- struments. ROSS, NATHAN 865 Walton Ave., Bx. Chiefly, the mould of a man's fortune is in his own hands. 1' AWJHWW SAHN, KYLA 20 Metropolitan Oval, Bx. Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. . M 1 5 fhi if 1, If , ffzkzme wth 1 7 , 6 44 X 1 Y 11, f , J e , W , +-Q Vf he f P. w ' 1, f V! 75 2 ,. ,., V ff - njfw 1,7 , H f J fff f ff ' V' U f ', W fz 'Q 4161911-fn14 Lw , L I , f 5. ,,, , -f l ' . gy' .2' f - 5 5'-,. , wif, WW-,jf ,. 1-1f, g.,,V I 1. whiz sax, ff ,lm W, , , g F -,Q 0, , 33 V ie' flffge.. 1354 ' J , ,, 1, ' Qffvasz. ,.w1' 3,-me 4 1. - . RO SEN HARRIS 8701 Shore Rd., Bklyn. The fish!! ROTH, RICHARD 2 W. 192 St., Bx. If they give you ruled paper, write the other way. SAKIN, JUDITH 67-71 Yellowstone Blvd., Qu. It is 'music with her silver sound' because musicians have no gold. ROSEN, MARC 235 W. 76 St., Man. Plus ga change, plus c'est la meme chose, .rfmx WN? ROTHPEARL, SANDRA 1067 Stell Pl., Bx. When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. SANDERSON, CHARLOTTE 245 W. 74 St., Man. Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice. 63 V, e ui ' E 51 - ,,,- 1 7 . I is X ws, - f f ' , ' . t J - ,I , I '- 4,3 ,ij ,' ..-L I ..'- 1, ...x ' , gy ,,.on1ouw 'I A- . f 3 tiff fe . . ,llqx I l X 1- I 4 , ' 1: ' ,':,, f N V -, '1 .xc Q, ' ,-Q u , pw 23.535141 P. n , ff . of ,A Y' L' , f H ' all -.1 -. 'A . it J -M A N 2 ' LK 'I 5 . ' 0 Sl v 1 si 4, fill? -AQ N' fi 2531! 3' . rim ' 1 if F .ED me wr, SCHLOSSBERG, BRENDA 80 Van Cortlandt Pk. St., Bx. Good things come in small packages. SCRETCHING, CHRISTINA 321 Edgecombe Ave., Bklyn. Some people get results, others get consequences. 64 w -11.551 . 5 be , f .. f ff Y 3' f ,N 1 SCHORR, MICHAEL 3130 Grand Concourse, Bx. Wha'da yah know! Tomorraws--J SEAMAN, THOMAS 122 E. 82 St., Man. One can learn much in music but there is so much more to learn. 1 I , -1 .V - 1 J' . ':,v11i', . v .,1 f .1 Law n:- ..1:,f,. . 2,1 - fp 1 f 17 any a rel fr, W is 2.2 A' 45 ' 'ev f ' Waist? f e 1, 4 A ' , . leo reon o Iro , rrrorr , ornl , . .. , f .,.- f , pf- .,.,.- ' -. .f,. f .f,4tw,,.v g11t.A1 SCHWARTZ, ALICE 1522 Unionport Road, Bx. Thought is deeper than all speech Feeling deeper than all thought. SEAMAN, JOEL 1440 Crotona Pk. E., Bx. Give some people an inch and they'lI measure it. SANDLER, TONI 200 Bennett Ave., Man. Learn from other peopIe'.v mistakes, you don't have time to make them all yourself. SCHWARTZ, DANNY 4420 Broadway, Man. In music, pure jazz is the utmost in emotional expression. SEIDEMAN, MYLES 20 Fifth Ave., Man. A man's reach should exceed his grasp. Ai? Lrx. ,nga V1 XV w E:gf,f 3' Q, 0 . is eff, Yoxhe, SCHECHTMAN, ELINOR 80 Van Cortlandt Pk. So., Bx. Climb far, Your aim - a star. SCHWARTZ, NAOMI 115 Payson Ave., Man. Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes od the goal. v owns' ew- ' , E Fi. SCHIFF, HELAINE 940 Sheridan Ave., BX. It is wise to aim high so as to hit your mark, but not so high that you miss your mission. QVVWQ! if' SCHWARTZ, RHODA 124 W. St., Man. A spur f the moment action is not always asf, but it sure can be UM Wei Lolo lbw. . mv, ,.., I h V ' W Qg iv' , ,Z , 11 i t SCHIFRIN, JOAN 220 W. 93 St., Man. Life is like a quarry out of which we are to mold, chisel and complete a character. SCHWARTZ, SENA 1563 Metropolitan Ave., Bx. A hope eyond a shadow of a rea SCHILDCROUT, SIGMUNU 382 Bronx Park Ave., Bx. We live in deeds, not years, In thoughts, not breaths. SCHWEBEL, FAY 2784 Morris Ave., Bx. Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. ,Wi gi wm W 3 3 I X f, Q 'A x i x W 1 if if 1 k if I , , 1 I 1' iv.,-E, sg I L, I ' 'V ...K V X , Q. f . Q .kA4 t ix v I- .bg xlk -1 if X ' f yfff . gilrwj . C - X , L ' ,x A' If t . t . LT ' '11 ' SDC t 1 ' lb w A N -will -7255 255- 'FN 5 ' S 1. , M .1 ' QV , , W1 , , , U 4 uv L- .- t ... t l. s mu- uf.-5 --ef vt' .R fb 1 . eg 1 WW s , x sl-IAFER, ANN 1 3 -sf: ' S 'we Gfj' Xxih ly tif? ' 11211-4-4471'Aw2I:., Quh f' tl W k r H I N I X .QW Q - ty., ecesstly lst e mot er 0 tnven on. , - 1 ' X ' - 1' d nm Qnnxif 65 119s SHAPIRO, JEREMY 302 W. 86 St., Man. We are such stuff as dreams are made of, 14 ' ia. 1-34 .r 'Q 'X V ' M4 f ff r f 4' Q. .ga , .f ,sgfefg V H ,fr fn ,.gJf,,.-v,,A:fff:'v,. ,-,fkihk .fi if . f .k., ,I W A. -. . , -'45 V k.-- - .g5ej'zpg.,g,fZ7f, , SI-IEDLO, MARILYN 375 E. 205 St., Bx. When people agree with me, I always feel I must be wrong. SLOVIK, MARSI-IA 244 E. 87 St., Bklyn. Not heaven itself upon the past has power. SPILBERG, FRIMETTE 600 W. 146 St., Man. I fly the flight of the fluid and swallowing soul. 66 fjgfn SNIDER, AMY 41-35 45 St,, Qu. The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough. Q V '1' A SPITZER, DEANNA 1710 Andrews Ave., Bx. Work is the greatest thing in the world - We should save some for tomorrow. SHEINER, LEONARD 3640 Bronx Blvd., Bx. Adieu, adien! Remember me! wfw SOLET, SUE 46 Ft. Washington Ave., Man. You might as well fall flat on your face as lean over too far backward. QW f 2 .I SPITZER, MICHAEL 640 W. 239 St., Bx. For my purpose holds, beyond the sunset. to sail SHERMAN, JUDY 825 E. 175 St., Bx. There is that in me - I do not know what it is - but I know it is in me. SORKIN, GERI 46 W. 96 St., Man. Her hair, untied, and ignorant of artful aid, Adorn her shoulders loosely lay dis- played. STAMMER, WILLIAM 130 W. 183 St., Bx. My goal in life: To achieve a meas- ure of success in my chosen profes- sion with dignity and integrity. 04421- V , ff? , V! T ' ,. , f I ' V 7 rw. L! 1 ' ' . ' Q ' SHULMAN, ALVIN 2049 McGraw Ave., Bx. This generation of Americans has a rendezvous with destiny. tv, WIT, x rf, Yr I 3 ,Q 4 , e ifi ,, f X ref SPECTOR, MARILYN 1917 Loring Pl. S., Bx. Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. STEIN, ELLEN 621 E. 178 St., Bx. Joy is not in thingsg it is in us. e V. f 1-1 A W , l .,,,,, V 5: in . I - Z' . f ?ZQ,er,, ,. ff , 2230 3,1 , ' ' 4. . wi ,jg .'e.,.gy. .sy 5' ,,b' SIEGEL, BOB 1075 Grand Concourse, Bx. If people like to work, we'd still be plowing the ground with sticks and transporting goods on our back. ' 'cz 'e,...' - ' fw' X . it ' .ft V! , Ziff .ffl f' ., -VII - - lr-0. f 3, , ,vnl4,.g ,,ll wg .1 QM-fUnQ ' , I time 77 4 'dir WD To rf'r W lil ' 1,' 'ff Wi. -2- ' fi' JU sf. ll, ,,: , i n ff W1 , . 'M 'ef fy, I If i s exe Q, f . ' ..,,'L 3 1, if I 4 ' fl' ' SPEEVACK, JOHN 79 Perry St., Man. Give some people an inch and they will measure it. STEINBERG, BRENDA 200 Marcy Pl., Bx. Tiny grass, your steps are small: But you possess the earth under your tread. -wrf'4 'f SIVIN, MYRNA 2460 Grand Ave., Bx. Be fair or foul, or rain or shine, the Joys I have possess'd, in spite of fate are mine. U09 rl-lf-eg9fa+ vgjfn, 4 l5deJywr lJ'7 g o'-' ' SLOBODKIN, MICHAEL 150 W. 80 St., Man. Every man has freedom to do all that he wills, provided he infringes not the equal freedom of any other man. I J silo ,ww vw' WWI Mw SPELMAN, NANCY 370 Central Park West, Man. I think, therefore I am. STEINE, ELLEN 119 Vermilyea Ave., Man. I have spread my dreams beneath your feet. Tread softly. WW SPERLING, ELAINE 740 Alabama Ave., Bklyn. He prayeth best who loveth best all things both great and small. is STEINMAN, BARRY 89-11 63 Dr., Qu. The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. 67 STERNHEIMER, FRAN 30 Bogardus Pl., Man. I never let schooling interfere with my education. ,v.rfQ-KW., .,em,-,- . f 4 ,k.A 1 .V, , 3'-1 f ' f f..-f.'l.35fg. 'gf f 414, 4 ' -P -V f,.,ffy4,,.,,, ,k!,,f,gV , . ,. .-f,f,g,4,5gg. ,f .W ,,, ,,,,,,,.,. ,,w,,.,. ' .,. f no ,. ...ee qlifs -,NM Y X -if ., . QAQFRSXXX N W 'li 6 s S X 5 ' X V , . 95 3? .s 'A w X .Wx 5 uf' Y N YQ 'N , f ,.,, , I 'fvf'?4wl:,zf:pf41-:fm STIVRINS, LUDMILA 404 Claremont Pkwy., Bx. We should behave to our friends as we would wish our friends to behave to US. SUMBERG, ALMA 824 W. 176 St., Man. Blessed are the poor in spirit. 7 AW A TARGUM, JUDITH 525 W. 235 St., Man. It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. 68 SUSLAK, ELEANOR 2765 Sedgwick Ave., Bx. 1 think no virtue goes with size! STONE, FLORENCE 200 Cabrini Blvd., Man. Thoughts that come with doves, footsteps guide the world. STORM, FLICKA 177 Nagle Ave., Man. A tiger's heart, wrapped in a woman's hide. . 74555, ms TEETER, STANLEY TELL, CECILY TEMMER, PETER 335 E. 89 St., Man. 172 S. 9 St., Bklyn, 520 Madison Ave., Man. He that can have patience can have Hold thy lighted lamp on high, God helps those who help themselves what he will. Be a star in someone's sky. and in this sense the world is very godly. Ns,-of 'nd STOTT, GEORGE 490 West End A M STRAUSS, LARRY ve., an. 8016 Park Lane St., Qu. Men may rise on stepping stones of Mum's the word. their dead selves to higher things. SZALKAY, ROBERT 236 E. 80 St., Man. Does thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stub' life is made of. 430 .Aw-. TALTS, KRISTA 624 W. 176 St., Man. Hope and cowardice are brother and sister, born of the same parent: fear. f ' f f Y Q16 ffz I il fel STRAUSS, PETER 62 Park Terrace West, Man. Let each man pass his days in that wherein his skill is greatest. STULBERG, JUDIE 25 Central Park West, Man. You skip when you are happy. Run- ning is on the ground: but skipping is flying almost. 'Q f f I xx 3, W ff Q Q I 9 5 A Us S WA g Q .ll .e' ' ' 1 Q . If I Xi- WAWV TEPPERBERG, BETTY 1610 Metropolitan Ave., Bx. Life is like footsteps in the sand. With each step forward you leave an impression behind. f V f X .ef ef ff . . f Q MO 1 ,,4. ---' 'f wr.: -f'-l:ffw.a.w f-v4 -s:+fw.f- THALER, ALAN 2435 DeVoe Terrace, Bx. THOMPSON, VALERIE 740 E. Gun Hill Rd., Bx. ll clothes- maketh the mlm. fhfll All arts are one, all branches on one music maketh the soul. - ' tree, all fingers, as it were upon one hand. TORCI-IE, JUDITH 509 W. 189 St., Man. Ambition is the growth of every clime, 69 1 Gigmy I f he TROYANOS, THEODORA 526 W. 139 St., Man. Truth crushed to earth shall rise again. VERES, PETER 370 Central Pk. W., Man. Life is for experience, creation and fun. Veerss Q 3 V eeess ' 1 V ' '-,, 1 , E H I , . I-Z 'X WARFIELD, EARL 553 Kings Walk, Bklyn. Why should the Devil have all the good times? 70 TRUSTMAN, SUSAN 1831 Andrews Ave., Bx. Thou dost float and run Like an unbodied joy whose race is just begun. VLADECK, SUSAN 39-03 47 St., Qu. Better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. 25154 V- 1 . ,fini 'I ' 'iw' V ' , I ff 5 0525 Y Z' 27' fun ,f 1 Q, . f il W? iff ! 9 7:2 , ff Z ff, W f Z, gs its 2 4 - f , :Q 1, fhff M, ,, f ' 1 ff -f , -,145 'Rio-,f,.ji Q1 , J TURITZ, EUGENE 39-09 46 St., Qu. Soap and education are not as sud- den as a massacre but they are more deadly in the long run. VOGEL, CAROL 62 Park Terrace West, Man. Truth is the highest thing that men may keep. WARGACZ, EVELYN WECHSLER, TONI 70 Rockaway Pkwy., Bklyn. 17 E. 82 Sz., Man. The be-ff iS yef 10 be The great wealth of philosophy is The las! ol life for which lhe first dgrived from wondering, was made. VAN EERDE, BRUCE 211 E. 200 St., Bx. Life is not long, and too much of it must not pass in idle deliberation ol how it shall be spent. Qf ff X ' f 5 4? il 3 - gt '. , f f-I ' it ' ' VRETHOLM, LENNART 35-21 32 sm., Qu. Where song is, pause and listen- for evil people have no song. WEIL, STEVE 1551 University Ave., Bx. Move over Elvis-Here I come! 'law ,H W ,t 3 if M., 11,3 I VAN HESS, I-IANS 6 Willsworth Ave., Yonkers I have not yet begun to fight. WALD, HELENE 3530 Henry Hudson Pkwy., Bx. You can't slay sulking in the under- brush, you got to climb up into the trees, where the light is. WEINBERG, ELLEN 144-24 75 Ave., Qu. Better is a dinner of herbs where love is, Than a stalled ox, and hatred there- with. 419' VANSON, DENNIS 105 Bennett Ave., Man. Even a turtle gets nowhere until it sticks out its neck. VEGA, ANNA 1524 Washington Ave., Bx. Faitlz makes the uplook good, the outlook bright, the inlook favorable and the future glorious. WALKER, FORREST 1209 E. 224 St., Bx. What, me worry? ,, , V , VH! V , ' 'W': y I Qff V , V l ' , ,, . V . gi , WM ' 21, ,Y V . A iffmwqw' A -,wfffiwf aff ' V,-.wk i af ' '-fl' 13:- I-fll iii mf - .Y ..,.. WEINBERG, RITA 45-28 42 St., Qu. My method is to take the utmost trouble to find the right thing to say and then to say it wth the utmost levity. WALKER, SUSAN 123 W. 93 St., Man. My life is for itself and not for a spectacle. VEGA, RAYMOND 35 W. 65 St., Man. Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none. 7 ' ' , . A , e ' i t ,-v I f ,gil S 5 f A ' Af af g .ff 4 J Mi' 9 WALLACH, JUDITH 46 E. 91 St., Man. The friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul with l1oops of steel. WEINGARTEN, SANDRA 3525 Bainbridge Ave., Bx. When you call me that, smile! WEINSTEIN, LOIS 75 Thayer St., Man. For me all knowledge and wonder, which is the seed of knowledge, is an impression of pleasure in itself. 71 WSW WEINSTEIN, STANLEY 2575 Sedgwick Ave., Bx. Try and try again. HAPP ,x i mm ,DSL2V x W I Low we QQ 1,04 Un- WEINSTOCK 305 W. 106 St., Man. Emotion not thought is the sphere of music, and emotion quite as often precedes as follows thought. . ,fypf ni ff' T E1 P3 . ..' 5 3 I I QQ. mr , -.,A .214 6 .1 . f ii 'o 7 etele fmml V ' had WW 1 ' U D- . 'lli 1fE?: it fffwi n I QP' iooo I Us? 1-4 iii .. ,i , S WEYGAND, MARGARET 4' ' -J A 126 Riverside Dr., Man. ' I--nl 5 f . 1 rm PJ I 'I-V Q 65' fb r www, X X nrlgangw , xii X -fx' A Iv 1' U Y ' f V V , 'E 1 9 D O Y... P U QQL, I 2 'dg09 , 6038 EW IJ G 9 I7 D 1:70 C'- 72 The moving finger writes, and having writ, moves ony nor all thy Piety Nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line Nor all thy tears wash out a word of it. WEISS, THEODORE 1034 E. 32 St., Bklyn. You pass this way once, never to repeat the past. WEISSBERG, ERIC 32 Monroe St., Man. Sweet music is such art, Killing care and grief of heart. WHITE, BOBBI 275 Central Park W., Man. The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide. i', if i - Tiff 5 4 - 4 K ww f they rgtrwaf ...R : ,..-- 'fi Xfr' 3 WINOGRAD, ELAINE 890 Elsmere Pl., Bx. The heart has reasons of which reason has no knowledge. intl' 2 WILLIAMS, OLGA 700 E. 16 St., Bx. I had rather have a fool to make merry than experience to make sad. WINSTON, PAUL 1865 University Ave., Bx. HIC' ITIZ A poem should not mean, but be. WEISSMAN, NAOMI 325 West End Ave., Man. As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. WELLMAN, ZACH 697 West End Ave., Man. I do the very best I know how, the very best 1 can and I mean to keep on doing so till the end. WILLIS, VICTOR 299 W. 153 St., Man. Musical compositions is most gratifying. WITKIN, JEROME 61-14 Bleecker St., Qu. Life is made of sobs, sniljles and smiles, with snifjles predominating. WILTSHIRE, BEVERLY 50-43 102 St,, Qu. My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. WYNNE, PATRICIA 1764 Townsend Ave., Bx. It isn't how long you live, but how. ,nj ' . 465-F 1 4 3. . f, s y- V 'l'2i gil: -we ff I ,AM , , :fl ,di , 3 4 Q 2 X fo .14 -- , , M' .N - I ,qggz egx WERNER, JULIE 1130 Sherman Ave., Bx. Resist much, obey littleg once un- questioning obedience, once fully en- xlaved. 1 Z- WESTON, PHILIP 529 Lenox Ave., Man. May bad luck follow you all the days of your life - but never catch up with you. li' 1fj2g'M we WINER, JAMES 245 E. 72 St., Man. A friend is he who can give of his innermost problems and thoughts without hesitation. M12 In Q Ill!!! Nlf' . CR Je iffy- Ffv I 73 YAGER, JOEL YARES, JOAN YOUNG, LINDA 1715 Longfellow Ave., Bx. 575 West End Ave., Man. 10Q2 Wheeler Ave., Bx. A little more determination, 4 liulg I am a part of all that 1 have met. Much may be said on both sides. more pluck, a little more work- that's luck. L ,Eff X: YOUNGMAN, JUSTINE J fgnglriisftnncxiage so molded by f X X , others, that he cannot emerge a man I X I free of t oug t an action . IN x , ' h h d ' . 1 Qx X: X X ' X. gf' D S ut- ' f KY. 1 A XX N f Q X53 , X was x X X X -A . ', VV? . , X'-'14, l ug, , X sgy fl,-l W-ff ell. f S la .L t - nf limi N .X ' ,.1-i- fg:Vf,. r -,-Il l' Lil X X I 1 A 9 wk? is Af .5 ,, ly :ax X D9 Xl we h ZIMMERMAN, MARTHA 2856 Webb Ave., Bx. Sweet are the uses of adversity. 74 3 ZIBSEL, JEANNE 431 Riverside Dr., Man. Knowledge is love and light ana' vision. ZUTIS, ANDREW 2679 Decatur Ave., Bx. Before I built a wall I'd ask to know what I was walling in or walling Om-V WWW My 7-64 f wfzffw dw 4,41 fizp GPA L KLA W7 Sw' law, L ' ifrk' Lmwrp, Epo? 'Mn lgwkpifkyx autograp autographs autographs phs gI'B. to autographs au phs togra graphs au auto -1 autographs autographs phs g'.I'.'8, auto autograph phs g1'B. to graphs au m auto autographs Hellas empty - And all the devils are here. Best Wishes, 8 - 'I Best Wishes . . . PINEHURST CHEMISTS 816 West 187th Street WA 3-2340 - 1 DAVID LANDMAN Representing FLAV-O-RICH KOSHER FILET STEAKS 81 ROASTS 810 W. 187th St. New York 33, N. Y Best Wishes To the CLASS OF '57 MR. and MRS. BLUM and 'Turbi' '...AWAY Fmmthe W E LORDS sl LADIES ,, of the G0 ' WEST TOWER 8 - I 3 8 - 5 Best Wishes from 8-11 to the GRADUATING CLASS of 1957 CONGRATULATIONS On Your Past Achievementsg BEST WISHES for your future. Investors Planning Corporation of America MUTUAL FUNDS SPECIALIST5 60 EAST 42nd STREET NEW YORK 17, N. Y. C 0 M P L 1 M E N T S of THE CLINTON TRUST COMPANY FIFTYEEVENTH ST. AND TENTH AVE. NEW YORK PHILIP MORRIS CLOTHES I M4.IG!l1.lL CM .7 PHILIP NORRIS TH.. MU... -.M N.. SCHWARTZ CANDIES 131 West 72nd Street, New York City Out of this World CHOCOLATES KAUFMAN CONFECTIONS Candy Iobbers BROOKLYN FRUIT CONFECTIONS Manufacturer New York City QUEEN ANNE CONFECTIONS ABE JOSEPHSON New York City COFFETTES MORTON SINGER Jersey City O H H E N R Y MURRAY DoNNER Bronx, N. Y. Mina Antokoletz Claudette Barnes Bernice Carroll Roberta Crown Anthony Drago Dennis Eisner Jerry Elkind Leonor Escollies Nora Fox Michel Goldberg Stephanie Greif .lack Heller Millie Jacobson Andy Joachim Mike Kates Bruce Kemp Maeve Kilty Phyllis Klein Ira Klugerman 8-6 Paul Laird Alan Lazarescu Marcia Levy Szari Lewis Dolores Lieh Amy Loo Vinny Marini Lyn Messite Judy Morris Loretta Pipkin Sandy Rothpearl Ellen Stein Pete' Strauss Judith Targum Valerie Thompson Hans Van Nes Pat Wynne Andrew Zutis Our choice for most likely Should not cause debate, For isn't it so obvious It's Class 8 8 8 TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '57, from CLASS 8-9 SEE YOU AT THE ZOO' in '62 Central Park in front of the Cafeteria. The first Saturday in June. At one o'clock P.M. Obviously! THANKS from cLAss 8-4 We record with sorrow the passing of C L A S S 8 - 7 formerly 7-7, 6-7, 5-7, 4-7, 3-7, 2-7, 1-71 May it move on to greater things. We beknight the Castle with our farewellsf' 8-I4 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of'57 from 'CLASS 8-12 At this stage of the game . . . we, the entering freshmen . . . make Winer the winner. 8-3 OFFICIAL CLASS MRS. RUTH SEGALL - Official Teacher See you soon at high noon, for our date at the Empire State we'II do all in our power to meet in the tower and we will have fun on I2-23-61. ROSAL-IND BERGUI IRAH BRERETON STEPHANIE BRODY PHYLLIS BROWN SHAWN COOPER FLORENCE EIDMAN CAROLEE FRANK JOHN FRIEBERG JUDITH FROMOWITZ HARRIET GORDON RONA GOLDMAN DIANA GREENBERG ARLENE GROSSMAN MIRIAM KATZ RUTH KREVITZ ALLEN KLEIN SUSAN LAMBERT RENA LEVITT SALLY LISS PERLE MERESMAN MARGARET ONG BUDDY PALEY LISA REICH SAMUEL ROFMAN GERI ROSENTHAL RICHARD ROTH ELEANOR RYVKIN JUDY SHERMAN MYRNA SIVIN CECILY TELL TEDDY TROYANOS BRUCE VAN EERDE STEVE WEIL SANDY WEINGARTEN LOIS WEINSTEIN ELAINE WINOGRAD C 0 M P L 1 M E N T s of MILLER HARNESS CO. 121 EAST 24th STREET NEW YORK CITY Nlghtingale 9-6400 Est. 1903 M A R T I N K A T Z c o R P o R A T 1 O N METAL STORE FRONTS 950 GEORGIA AVENUE BROOKLYN 7, N. Y. Tel.: DAyton 9-4015 BRONX MUSICAL MART, INC. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE We Buy and Sell New and Used Musical Instruments Authorized Selmer, Conn. Buescher Dealers Excelsior - Accordiana - Galanti Special Discount to Students 929 EAST 174'rH STREET BRONX 60, NEW YORK When you think of MUSIC Think of LEVITT 8. ELROD Rentals, New and Used Instruments Accessories, Methods 233 WEST 72nd STREET SU. 7-5765 NEW YORK CITY THE MUSIC EXCHANGE 109 West 48th Street New York 36, N. Y. All Music of All Publishers Save up to 5092: Music at Half Price BUtterIield 8-2419 M E I. N I K O F F ' S Distinctive Apparel for Men - Women -- Children 1594 York Avenue Cor. 84th Street New York 28, N. Y. The Elite of the Deep Palatably Served The NAUTILUS Restaurant DINERS CLUB MEMBER 267 W. 23rd St., N. Y. C. CH 2-8429 -9843 REICI'IEI.'S MUSIC SHOP 269 E. Fordham Rd. Bronx 58, New York WE 3-3554 We carry a complete stock of popular and classical sheet music and phonograph records. SUsquehanna 7-1090 B E A C O N PAINT 81 VARNISH CO., Ihc. Paints - Wallpaper - Artists' Materials 371 Amsterdam Avenue Near 78th Street New York 24, N. Y. SCHNEIDER'S MEAT MARKET - Strictly Kosher Meat and Poultry - 2035 Grand Avenue F0rdham 7-3983 Bronx, N. Y. Special Student Discount on Music and Instruments MANNY'S MUSIC STORE 120 West 48th Street. N. Y. C. PLaza 7-0577 Compliments of B. Gqlpern 81 Company Gas Ranges New York City Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B. Iskols 80 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT EXCHANGE, INC. Everything Ior The Musician II2 WEST 48th STREET, NEW YORK 36 Clrcle 5-6766 BEAVER STUDENTS' SHOP 1588 AMSTERDAM AVENUE Bet. 138 81 139 Sts. WA 6-2715 Barron's, Oxford 81 Amsco Review Books 10W to 20W Discount on Art Supplies Student Rates Life - 1 yr. 84.00 - 2 yrs. 37.00 Time - 1 yr. 33.00 C 0 M P L I M E N T S Of the Co-op Student Store CHARLES PONTE MUSIC CO. Musical Instruments Bought, Sold, Repaired 81 Rented 118 West 48th Street New York 36, N. Y. Tel. Clrcle 5-5124 - 5442 Compliments of CAMP MODIN Canaan, Maine 8 W. 40 Street, New York 18, N. Y. MERESAN, MEYER 8. COMPANY Certified Public Accountants 225 WEST 34-th STREET :XII C3 ll MS Q Q ldhnm Llnlgfll 4g 'nur' Meet You at the Top X an G QA Sf' 'Q X : I y' B f ' .7 li af Nfl x xi f x ll' I Best Wishes to the Class of '57 lk STANDARD ROMPER co., maker of ffm Health-Tex clothing for children. i 4 fu lil Mlm www M ix, 82 C ?7afzewz'4' ffaaacdmfion raffle WW 54440645 Wiam 44441411 They are saying Goodbye and Good Luck They are singing Brahms and we will take that with us . . . in fi r' d:f. ,1 v, , 1' ' iz.. 1 4 iff 8. 1 1 A ' .:'1,g.l , V . , K U 5 syar, - ,- , K4 , 'ij' 1 .fi 4 , ' ,. ,-T 4 , fs 'E X' v k , , . ,, V-3535! ,Q 3 iq .,,,,.1 1. yr - 1, ,Q 14154: If 'az,'.,.1,4-.z,,f, ,. ' 4 3,, 34' ' . 1' ' -4' JAM , 3 L,,,, ' fx .ff '- -, V 1 ' ,212 I ,, , a ,:' Q .m , nz , B., ' K w,.', 4 . i - - , P G. . .11-.gf -' .1 ,mr . : 'mv ' . , 4, m 5 Y, .1 fw.,:,, ,. ., V ,pg . , 4-19? 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