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

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LYDIA ALBERTI 9 Seaman Ave., Man. Let's go hand in hand, not one hefore another. IN so-'Q LEWIS ALEXANDER 229 W. 78 St., Man. I'm a man of many words so I can't say anything worth- while in a few. fhlll E374 HOWARD ANDROWITZ 747 Blake Ave., B'k1yn. Music is my motto, college is my scheme-If I sang like Caruso, it would satisfy my dream. if, ?Z'4'f?'L f ' 1 ,f 'X ALEXANDRA BARBUCK 758 Stanley Ave., B'k1yn. Man is the master of his fate. NORA ANTHONY 209 W. 97 Sf., Man. Still waiting for Godot. 1 5' fi, ' g MANUEL ALFARO 416 W. 118 Sf., Man. It is hetter to he quiet and let people think you are smart, than talk too much and prove otherwise. CHARLES ARATO 224 Senator St., B'kIyn. Do I contradict myself? Very well then, I contradict myself. 7 . Z 0144511 1 fm qt K 1 if X11 ' 1391 1 MARTIN BARD i ff' - '11 f fsviw f f, ,,iir529 Q 'N1lf !, Li N: '-1 ill i 1 , 1498 Vyse Ave., BX. High notes, low notes, up and down the scale, music is the one thing I've got for sale. QW? FRANCES ALTMAN 21-50 33 Road, Qu. Knowledge without practice makes hut half the artist. ,...4'lIV MURIEL ARKUS 141-17 72 Road, Qu. Music moves us, and we know not why. We feel the tears hut cannot trace their source. ROBIN BARLOW 1195 Anderson Ave., BX. Life? Butterfly on swaying hrartch, that,s all-but exqui- site.

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a L m '39 4 'f7 A. JULIE AA N 'ry 2' ' A A ,-RAoHELLE ABRAHAM X ., . . 251 Seaman Ave., Man. Ala, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or 1 Crtfski heaven for? 5 I . ff I' A 'C' X JOAN AMDUR 21-15 34 Ave., Qu. I'm nobodyl Who are you? Are you nobody, too? v HEIDI AUER 32-13 86 sr., Qu. that very little is needed to make a happy life. Remember this, 95 Cabrlm B1vc1., Man. The best way to keep good acts in memory is to refresh them with new. 'IP HELENE AMPSSLER ass E. ss sf., Man. They are all able because they think they are able. PAULA AUERBACH 50-30 39 Place, Qu. The supreme happiness of life is to lore and to be loved. IUDITI-I ABRAMOWITZ 285 Riverside Drive, Man. The golden rule is that there are no golden rules. I 1553551 'T7' JERRY ANNE AGATE 1215 Fifth Ave., Man. Be faithful to that which exists nowhere but in yourself, and thus make yourself indis- pensable. vie Lf sg I v . Hs. MARGIE AXELRAD 2523 Holland Ave., BX. It is part of human nature to think wise things and do ri- diculous ones. MC' ' AQ' RCSE BARAL 80 Van Cort1anc1t Park S., BX We have nothing for our hunger except the proud and trembling moments, one by one.

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tvs! BARBARA BARNES 285 E. 199 Sf., BX. What we obtain too cheaply, we csteem too lightlyg it is dearness only that gives every- thing its value. fi 15 JOHNNIE BENNINGS 460 W. 149 sf., Man. Witln malice toward none with charity for all. 'an JOYCE BASS 1480 Parkchester Road, Bx. The world stands out on either side, no Wider than the heart is Wide. LAWRENCE BERENSON 1 18-40 Metropolitan Ave., Qu. Blessed he the man who, hav- ing nothing to say, ahstains from giving us Wordy evidence of the fact. U .sf . 3 r 'Qi V. .1 Q wk , mix X 1 ,- JANICE BERMAN 4555 Henry Hudson P'1cwy., Bx. Wve little know the things for which ne pray. -. J :fi i MICHAEL BERNSOI-IN 1818 Topping Ave., BX. Thought makes the whole dignity of mang therefore to think well, that is the only morality. K? I .ry .IONATI-IAN M. BATES 10 Park Terrace East, Man. Man is hut a reed, the weakest in nature, but he is a thinking reed. X. I -7 N. RIMA BERG 6330 Cromwell Crescent, Qu. What signs of spring do you hold in your hand? A rose of blood and a White lily. 1 Q fc I . r ink Usleam 1- '1 'Eff IRWIN BAUMEL 2084 Bronx Park East, Bx. Peace and honest friendship with all teachersg entangling alliances with none. Z-2 NG, -46' CONNIE BERKE 955 Walton Ave., Bx. It is in learning music that many useful hearts learn to love. BEN BERNSTEIN 3451 Giles Place, Bx. To he great is to he misunder- stood.