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

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:P M -C-rf ,Dany fx , SANDRA COHEN 285 Riverside Drive, Man. No man is Wiser for his learn- ing. Wit and Wisdom are horn with a man. , ff' 1 NR ,Wasil N lilfft' 3: 5 fd LM Img ' New fees? 56,3 OM N X - xx 7A 1 I s 0 U . V.. , ?, 4 wr- . VICKI COHEN 3505 Decatur Ave., BX. If you think the world is all wrong, remember that it con- tains people like you. f 1 VALERIE COLLYMORE 839 Freeman St., Bx. Music is the universal lan- guage of mankind. :ferret Gan, , , J U!! 6C.'eZ,w llggvg ifzft mate ML fad 125 MARILYN COOK 3424 Gates Place, Bx. If I contradict myself . . . well then I contradict myself. Pl 735 aw Ugrad? Il?-295, Lil, 441611 94.6 C, f H fn? acc vtdctee MSVI Qui! Zclre lee 'Z XX 'R A 5 Q Cl. Lui dec Q if f ,,.f!!1, X 1 ' Z fwfr?-'jj f 'D :L ' W JWUL J 915111 f 1' J Q 'gf iff K LQLQ' fs li! ll fix' Pj X V X X ZW I, cfyx y Q jf, K ,..k k ',, ,I V V , , X , , , . K , f L4 M r J J xx xx XJ Xt'--3 ScQ!GA.,' xx -..J -'-f-if STEPHEN DEUTCI-I 26 E. 200 Sr., Bx. Let's face the music and art, lt's time to part. 1 2 '33 LAWRENCE DIAMOND 3341 Reservoir Oval, Bx. Oh dreamer of dreams-Why should I strive to set the crooked straight? fi 'Ui' A In LINDA DOMBROW 908 E. 181 St., Bx. Wherever there is life, there is hope. JEAN DONIGIAN 516 W. 136 St., Man. They are not long, laughter, love, desire and hate. They have no portion in us after we pass the gate.

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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.

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Fi JAY WILLIAM CORN 130 Ga1e Place, BX. Knowledge is the greatest key, for it can open the door to anything one may desire. ,,. ELLIN CUMMINGS 44 Morningside Drive, Man. Still Waters run deep. X ,Ll I - ,4 f ,X ' VV aff' K Em ' Lf 1, I 1 1 ' XQJ1 I' 1 JOHN DORSEY 1551 Southern Blvd., Bx. Mill IMI lx N 4 iii III .1 , l I f ng . '--. 1 I. 1-...M qf NOELLE CUSUMANO 170 W. 73 St., Man. Life is a banquet and most poor fools are starving to death. GEORGE DRAGONETTI 941 Leggett Ave., BX. Eis Aiona . . . Forever. There is nothing either good or had, hut thinking makes it 50. DAVID COVINGTON so W. 141 St., Man. Nature alone is injinitely rich and nature alone forms the good artist. FLORENCE DACI-I 1848 Monroe Ave., Bx. Awake, my little ones and fill the cup, before life's liquor in its cup he dry. ,ififg , M , X 4 A .g,sQ1 ?.3. dnt, 's,g....,,-fagz, 1XmnQg.ee.. .: '-1.4, .-5212g1:5: k:1: 9.263111-1::f 'b?1:. WILLIAM DUEVELL 245 West 107 St., Man. When you can get along you're that much ahead. KAREN CROSSEN 465 West End Ave., Man. Do not go gentle into that good night, rage, rage against the dying of the light. Q MICHAEL DAVIDSON 3850 Sedgwick Ave., Bx. I once cried when I saw a man who had no shoes, hut then I saw a man who had no feet. ,. -rf' I JK '27 ' av f if I f ,Wt I ' in-'--af. is .'.-'.s224gf:4-,seq Q -5-1 rv:.:::- K'-viffif' L':,'fi ADOLPI-IUS EALEY 39 Centre Mall, B'k1yn. Character teaches above our wills.