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

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K 154 ' ' bs K 'UN 'if' TJ H. X JUDITH RAY GORDON 1293 Second Ave., Man. For man is man and master of his fate. ' . 1, I f V ! ,f l x -f I r Kill. U,I Q PTM X l 1 6 .QFIQ 1 1 Q, XJ . ,Qi . . Nl., M , T 1 13x17 x I' ill x l LEON GRAY 159-38 Harlem River Drive, Man. Education should be as grad- ual as the moonrise, percep- tible not in progress but in result. '14 i DENNIS HEGYI 2760 Claflin Ave., BX. Life is like playing a violin solo in public and learning the instrument as one goes along. M CHERI GORELICK 7 Y1b 0 0 ROBERT GREENBERG 3216 Kossuth Ave., Bx. The difference between the improbable and the impossible is that the impossible takes longer. G s B M9 D0 'Block 0 88 ggi? Q.-ri 9 y .0 alll O -'L x oo 5,-I V' 543 in ooooo 4 Zliib figgf.-ay QQ Y- .Y 052 I' n D ? JOAN GREENE 73-09 220 sf., Qu. To conquer one's self is the greatest victory. in ,W by V, V, ,,V..,V,, , 'A' I K GAIL DIANE I-IELLER 150-24 75 Ave., Qu. lnstill in me the Wisdom to know my desires. A SUSAN GORMAN 28 Metropolitan Oval, BX. Weeping may tarry for the night but joy cometh in the morning. ., Q 1 'W Q nw UCF? y, I ss ' . 'J s If , lu I , r f i , - Qgi w iv- ' ' VIRGINIA GREENE 68-02 138 St., Qu. The universe is change, our life is what our thoughts make it. I is ,sa Q06 iff' mwtggii ROBERT I-IELLER 662 Driggs Ave., B'lc1yn, A quiet tongue shows a smart head.

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CLAIRE GARDNER 150-39 77 Road, Qu. Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. NATOLIA GEN IN 80 Van Cortlanclt Park S., BX. Titles distinguish the medi- ocre, embarrass the superior, and are disgraced by the in- ferior. PAULA GOLDSTEIN 1447 Macombs Road, Bx. Believe that life is worth liv- ing and your belief will help create the fact. BONNIE A. GOODMAN 1702 Clay Ave., Bx. I can defend myself from my enemies but not from my friends. CYRIL G. GILLMAN 194-41 Nashville Road, Qu. Nothing is certain but death and taxes. PETER GOLDEN 82-45 Britton Ave., Qu. We live and die, but which is best, you know no more than I. STEVEN M. GOODMAN 78-24 165 sf., Qu. A term is divided into four parts: anticipation, cramana- tion, examination, and recu peration. '-4-QMFVW IRWIN GLEIBERMAN 1463 Hoe Ave., BX. Jack of all trades and master of most. .7 r' ' A . f-gf 4 ...su M.- ,f WALTER GOLDREICI-I 3872 Cannon Place, BX. Truth is truth to the end of all reckoning. GINGER GGRDON 48-26 44 Sr., Qu. Before I built a wall Fd ask to know what I was walling in or walling out. y .

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Q 153' H R' we. PAUL GORRIN 160 W. 77 sf., Man. PAUL M. GRAPPELL 400 Rugby Road, B'1c1yn. This above all: to thine own Inter arma silent leges. self be true. r- J 4 s ,WV , .'v.I1.L1Vy.. W 1 Q '1 GRACE GRAUPE 3454 Irwin Ave., BX. A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Be- fore him, I may think aloud. JP' -or 1. RICHARD GROLL 4418 Richardson Ave., Bx. STEPHEN 92-05 Wh' A ., Music is the finest of the Arts. lmey Ve I wish that I could be cock- ' sure of anything 'om HARRY HALL 829 E. 167 Sf., BX. jazz is an art and should be regarded as suchg felt and en- ,H-... 7 .L I ,AW DOROTHY I-IERMAN 241 W. 97 St., Man. To thine own self be true, and it must follow, thou canst not be false to any man. Macaulay is of everything. WILLIAM HICKS 547 E. 168 sf., BX. Wisdom is the principal thingg r therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get under- standing. joyed through the feet, not the brain. gg f - U Q A A x 'N ff R N z-if-.gwyazlij Q are-16 I-IIRANI GRAVES 1849 Park Place, B'1c1yn. Remember me not for what I've done, for I've done noth- ing and will soon be forgotten. , ,.4 -. ., , :, . , , g -. . g . R LAURA HARRIS 4555 Henry Hudson P,kwy., BX. No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truth. SQL MT-S A93 ss, N