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

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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

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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.

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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.