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

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nr-vf - '5 ELLEN CASSEN 3120 Bainbridge Ave., Bx. Good morning life, and all things good and beautiful. t STEPHEN CHARMAZ 1665 Macombs Road, Bx. ldleness is only the refuge of weak minds. . K . 1 I 0 LOIS CASSEN 160 Riverside Drive, Man. Ever he longs who is lured by the sea. s ' K . LEWIS CHARTOCK 50 W. 96 St., Man. Whoso would be a man must be a non-conformist. 'QA Rm LUIS CASTELLAR 1761 Third Ave., Man. The birds may kiss the butter- f1ies. 'S MARSHA C1-IERASKIN 1950 Andrews Ave., Bx. The only fompetition Worthy of a wise man is with himself. BARBARA CO1-IEN 730 Grand Concourse, Bx. A good painting lends joyous- ness to a wall. 1, 1 N f f MARA D. CLEMINS 2343 Valentine Ave., Bx. A lasting friendship is life's most worthwhile goal. '-it 'UN 'T JOEL CHERNET 701 Avenue C, B'1c1yn. Digl Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. I ffl. L GARY CO1-IEN 1 3950 Bronx Blvd., Bx. E Wlven on this page you chance to look, just think of me and close this book.

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HELEN BOHMER 3200 Netherlancl Ave., Bx. We think that is which ap- pears to be. 1815 Though money, the make the man. BRANDT 5 W. Mosholu P'ky. N., Bx. who takes not when he when he shall will have nay. SHEILA BRIDGMAN 1825 Harrison Ave., BX. But to act, that each tomor- row find us farther than today. I 115 - wa' THOMAS BROWN 342 W. 21 Sr., Man. I was gratified to he ahle to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. MARGERY BRUSSEL 465 W. 23 St., Man. Heard melodies are sweet, hut those unheard are sweeter. 1 A. ELAINE BSCHEIDER RONALD BURNS 14-78 164 Sf., Qu. Art is not the hread of life, hut the wine. if 285 St. Nicholas Ave., Man. I cannot but remember such things were, that were most precious to me. Na ,si A X ,V v ig, EARL CARTER ROBERTA CASE ' 244 W. 149 St., Man. 120 Gale Place, BX. f X 4 A g a T h his own. Tomorrow we again embark y ' ? ' I X X 0 mc upon the houndless sea. rj L Z 'N VX . X gg, is , R Q x fl Xxx RN up , 2 1 i fi I i 1

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H it JEAN CHALLENGER 2759 Barker Ave., BX. . It is easier to believe than to deny. Our minds are naturally ajfirmative. STEVE CHERNIS 27 W. 86 St., Man. Man believes most that which he least understands. Y fr 1 ,Z W 'fri of f,,' ,, JAMES COHEN 151 Central Parlc West, Man. All the World is queer save thee and me, and even thou art a little queer. T gm ,g ,ew 4- V .' 44i!f? 96, Slbfs-At - I fu-tw:,uAs.i.,,v-if rg, I ,c ,on ,,3 .5 as f ' ' ,423 i ' A ,, .V CARL CI-IRISTENSEN The sting of a reproach is the truth of it. MICHAEL COHEN 130 W. 86 sf., Man. It is not the truth that makes man great, but man that makes truth great. ROGER CI-IALMERS 41 Convent Ave., Man. Civil disturbance is the moral characteristic of a person,s ability to do anything. , fm., MARTHA CITRIN 1 Metropolitan Oval, BX. 5: CAROL C1-IARLAT 340 Riverside Drive, Man. Life, like a dome of many- colored glass, stains the White radiance of eternity. CAROLE CLARK 117 W. 197 St., Bx. There are two difficult things Beauty is truth, and truth is in life, one is to make a name for oneself, the other is to keep it. A1 W-Ax,e I ,Lp X is beauty. PETER CO1-IEN 511 E. 20 Sr., Man. More servants wait on man than he'll talee notice of.