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

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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.

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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.