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

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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

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,-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.

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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.