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

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fax 1 0 W--Hr . ' , x. ELLY EBNER 2110 Bronx Park East, Bx. If you confer a benejqt, never remember it, if you receive one, never forget it. ,nav 4 2 Kc, fi fl? L- . 5.150279 .V 1 .' .4 ff 21. ' 'H V j NEIL ERDWEIN 2724 Holland Ave., Bx. More men are killed by over- Work than the importance of the word justifies. 'lk' BARRY FADER 2675 Morris Ave., Bx. I think, therefore, I aml ex can -..qv .1 MARGARET EDWARDS 467 W. 152 St., Man. I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. 43 BETH ANN ERLIC 1523 Unionport Road, BX. Man doth not live by bread alone. GUS FASSLER 290 E. 2 Sr., Man. If you have great faith, you will have great results. 'ZS JANE E1-IRLIC1-I 31 W. 10 St., Man. Of all noises I think music is the least disagreeable. 4' u r IRENE ESKENAZ1 3240 Henry Hudson P'1cwy., BX. Our chief want in life is somebody who shall make us do what we can. HX CAROLE FAYNE 106 Pinehurst Ave., Man. Learning is but an adjunct to oneself! And where we are, our learning likewise is. l SUSAN EISENBERG 1420 Grand Concourse, Bx. This is a world of fog like amethyst. 'i 'Q .Af Q re-.v-' x 'wbltllt' RUTH FACTOR 3536 76 Sf., Qu. Let us not burden our remem- brances with a heaviness that's gone. fl 1, SUSAN FEIBUSI-I 28 Metropo1itan Oval, Bx. We are the music-makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams,

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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.

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DEL EKENDAI-IL 2143 78 Sf., Qu. Men who have much to say use the fewest Words. --4 ROSALIND ELLISON 1590 Unionport Road, Bx. Hold thy lighted lamp on high. Be zz star in someone? sky. gl f -e: ' CHARLES EMERSON JOAN EPSTEIN 52-09 39 Ave., Qu. 884 Nostrand Ave., B'klyn. What you are Jpfdks so Life - every minute of it! loudly, I can hardly hear what you say. ,,,. .f 'I , 'U f' SGW. I' NN Q2 ' E V LL Q4 RQ I gl' - .. I I-as A 1 si? A' a . Q 3 5 2 Q 3 N QQ ' A I K , Y J: WI c Il.-. m x W 'J 1 45 Hfeffff fee: .us , y .. n gweq, poggomm 7 ,- 5 1 el pf? ' . fire ANN FEINBERG JUDITH FEINER SAUL FEISS VIVIAN FENSTER 2160 Walton Ave., Bx. 23 Haven Ave., Man. 2351 Holland Ave., BX. 243 E. 14 St., Man. Don't be deceived by 4 faeile It takes life to love life. veni, vidi, vici. I came, I saw, Then, to this earthen bowl extefiof, Tender men 5-Omg- I conquered. did I adjourn - my lip the times have Strong WU15, secret well of life to learn.