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

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MEL REICHER 28-23 so Sf., Qu. LINDA REICHLER 1770 Andrews Ave., BX. The good of man is often un Character is made by what heard, but his faults are you stand for, reputation by known by all. what you fall for. CECELIA RESNICK 2709 Tenbroeck Ave., Bx. When a man is no longer anxious to do better than well, he is done for J X l il rf l Q li, Y ,z, 4 6 I s MYRA RESNICK 2546 Cruger Ave., BX. I too am not a bit tamed, I too am untranslatable. JAY TERRY EVE ROGERS 20 Dongan Place, Man. Life has loveliness to sell, all beautiful and splendid things. SUSIE ROODENBURG 67 Park Terrace East, Man. The world stands out on either side, no wider than the heart is wide. dyfllzyylqi SUSAN ROSEN 285 Riverside Drive, Man. This is the test of the true artist: always being dissatis- fied, always doubting one's own ability. ELLEN RGSENBERG 441 E. 20 st., Man. It is wisdom to believe the heart.

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019 l 1' AMY RASKIN 118 E. 93 St., Man. Halfway down the stairs, There's a stair, Where I sit SYLVIA REUBENS 811 South Oak Drive, Bx. ENID RAUCHWAY 130 Gale Place, Bx. Our deeds determine us, as We are determined by them. 1 N fini, li up te' ' l?s:'QsC 117 l BRUCE REZNIK 1597 jesup Ave., Bx. In this best of all possible Sincerity, faith in Almighty WOTldX. . . God, then success. l fl! s SUSAN RAUCHWAY 130 Gale P1ace, Bx. The universe is change, our life is determined by our thoughts. il itil' Tao- I-ff! LAWRENCE RICHMAN 4420 Broadway, Man. An optimist knows how sad a place the World can be. A pessimist is forever fnding out. r I ,-.-6 5 10' ERIC P. RIVKIN NEIL ROBBINS PI'-IOEBE RODBART 3345 Gunther Ave., Bx. 1480 Parkchester Road, Bx. 246 West End Ave., Man. The tyrant, a child of prideg I celebrate myself and sing Individuality of expression is let me be reverent in the ways myself, and what I assume the beginning and end of all of the right, lowly the path I you shall assume. art. journey on. fi .43 4 1 ODETTE RECTOR 225 W. se sf., Man. It is completely unimportant -that's why it is so interest- ing. S1 . GY s. C f I Hrs file U -1 'E WIP Ex: FHT1 51-1 m'T1 F Art hath no enemy but ignor- ance. ROSALIND ROGERS 159-26 I-Iar1em River Drive, Man. One must have the essence of sensitivity to reach the goal of success.

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Q 'Wen NJ T7 PHYLLIS ROSENBLATT 34-21 78 Sr., Qu. No one mears all he says, and few say all they mean, for words are slippery and thought is viscous. 'N BARBARA LEE RUBIN 1469 East Ave., Bx. Nor fate, nor chance, nor any star commands success and failure, naught but your own hands. W, ,sss s 'Sf' IVAN ROSENBLUM 290 Montgomery St., B'1c1yn. The learned is happy nature to explore, the fool is happy that he knows no more. 'uf MIRIAM ROSENFIELD 125 Ashland P1ace, B'1c1yn. You can't depend upon your judgment when your imag- ination is out of focus. r, 5, 1 'I A Q -I s SELIG ROSENZWEIG 81 Metropolitan Oval, Bx. The hand that follows intel- lect can achieve. 4, W L1 15 FIG' f'Z gl' X M K Xe 31 1 g as 1.95 is f ' J X XT NN X X, , LYNN RUSHMORE ' I 25 Charles St., Man. ' 1 2iLy,1ls-f-Ord-he living, envy is X for-thealead. N wx '- TISI-L,'l,L,LfjfL4?V 18 X V -URL! 'lx gggvu, Xu N 1 BARBARA SAUL 335 W. 71 Sr., Man. Work fnished and so am If I - JOYCE SCI-IECTER 69-21 185 sf., Qu. I am a miser of my memories of you and will not spend them. 'Il --r ANNE SCHEID 1713 Third Ave., Man. The hill has heen climbed, the summit reached. Q T if--if 1 'J lift 1 - 339' 1 ,., A .Q 'T5fif '55?.5kZa..f, SCI-IELI-IAMMER 101 Post Ave., Man. We make more enemies hy what we say, than friends hy what we do.