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

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MAR1 jo FISHER 160 E. 48 sr., Man. Music, music is resounding through my soul. This is 'the highest form of love. , . . we-1 si-wx . .asf VICKY FOSS 1745 Davidson Ave., BX. But yield who will to their separation, my ohject in living is to unite. S ROGER FLECK 2055 McGraw Ave., BX. Have palette-Will travel. 'F 654 CAROLINE FLEISI-IER 350 First Ave., Man. Come, my friends, some work of nohle note may yet he done, 'tis not too late to seelz 21 newer world .... l ERNEST FOX 100 W. 80 St., Man. Always do your hest and never he satisfied with entirety. It is the only way to he happy. JANE FRIEDMAN 38 W. 9 St., Man. The worst is not, so long as we can say, This is the worst. Ah JOHN B. FRAGALE 2024 Newbold Ave., BX. Men must amend their lives. They must not continue to offend our Lord who is al- ready deeply ojfended. RUTH FRIEDMAN 1520 Sheridan Ave., BX. A friend is a person with whom I may he sincere. Be- fore her, I may think aloud. ff4x 413' JOHN FLYNN 5 Metropolitan BX. Ahsence makes fonder. heart grow dis JESSICA FRANK 640 W. 231 St., BX. I-Iow fleeting and beautiful is life. SYLVIA FRIEDMAN 755 West End Ave., Man. Intellect provides us with many useless thoughts, good sense provides us with neces- sary ideas. Nml LL

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ltlltf , All r f 'am X. ,fy A ROBERT FERRIS 44 Metropolitan Oval, Bx. The only way to have a friend is to he one. JW! 41. 'G 1 1 D .Nr L Tw l ALBERT FORBES 2556 Fish Ave., Bx. The best thing I got out of Mzlsic and Art was me. l 'N RUTH FRANKEL 536 W. 113 St., Man. Gratitude is the memory of the heart. 1357 'C ' Cf! x 1 J FREDDA LOUISE FINE 316 E. Mosholu P'kwy. S., BX. Take away love, and our earth is a tomb. 'ml 'E ,Kai BARBARA FORD 568 Grand St., Man. The sweet release of melody can brighten the dullest reality. 1'vd' SI-IEILA FRANKEL 141-18 247 sf., Qu. He is wise who learns some- thing from every man. . . 0 . in K JLCJIAMI rf 1 ,S A. gf' 4.-of I LARRY FINE rf 2050 Davidson Ave., BX. Keep thy heart with all dili- genceg for out of it are the issues of life. Iii, Z 1 fi W1 'N ,e I ' li Ml J KJN 11 .il .4 ef-Lkv, f? 'Vi' 1' 4 LOWELL FINE 600 W. 218 St., Man. Ars est celare artem. Q 5 NSN l :aff WM r 5 X Yi . . i ft Q :X lil R572 1 r H li ,O 10 LXTJ R 5 A-i Yi I M -., .M V V A 1. y V A 1 . 'I A ,ff JANET FRANQUET 1324 Lexington Ave., Man. Bonne renommee 'vaut rein ture doree. ALEX FRIEDLANDER 447 Rugby Road, B'klyn, Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind.

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3 3 '23 .A ELLI FRISCHLING 330 Wadsworth Ave., Man. JOHN FULOP 69-09 164 sr., Qu. The tragedy of life is not so much what men sujfer, hut rather what they miss. Music hath charms to soothe the savage hreast. S- -lf I ,lil DANNY GOLDBERG 3820 Sedgwick Ave., Bx. PAUL GLICKMAN 1056 Sherman Ave., Bx. The greatest of faults is to he A little learning is not a 8748 Life 1 ILENE GOLDBERG 4580 Broadway, Man. The people is everyman . . you and me and all others. 1 PATRICIA GARDEN 1740 Grand Ave., Bx. What is to come we know not. But we know that what has been was good. ,, A K g JUDY GOLDBERG 145 W. 79 sr., Man. Daily We Sinais climb and know it not. conscious of none. ' Qi, dangerous thing to one who ,ll A I does not mistake it for a great f fV1r' 1 I5 M' deal' r .V ' ,r gn: ALAN GOLDSAND JUDY GOLDSTEIN LINDA GOLDSTEIN 37 Featherbed Lane, Bx. 106 Cabrini Blvd., Man. y 200 E. 16 St., Man. Happiness is something to he That which counts least to Gewat pa ofer waegholm shared, not hoarded. those, rounts most. Winde gefysed flota famiheals 50 fu gle gelzcost.