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

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'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

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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!

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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.