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

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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

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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?

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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.