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

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SUSAN ROSS 458 W. Broadway, Man. What is hateful to you, do not to your fellowg that is the law, all the rest is its inter- pretation. LOUISE SALWITZ 110 E. 177 Sr., Bx. To believe your own thought and what is true for you in your own heart is true for all men. RICHARD SCI-IEPARD 900 Riverside Drive, Man. A little fun now and then is relished by the best of men. ROCHELLE ROT1-I 71-05 37 Ave., Qu. A strong will, a settled pur- pose, an invincible determina- tion, can accomplish almost anything. GLORIA ROTHBAUM 1170 Walton Ave., Bx. An industrious and virtuous education is a better inheri- tance than a great estate. ,X A-A 434 .6344 LINDA SAMET 1417 Willoughby Ave., B'k1yn. Iiinsist on the importance of genius, and the necessity of allowing it to unfold itself freely. I - 49 9' V' I 1 sgi HARRY SASLOW 1780 Eastburn Ave., Bx. You can't win them all. IRENE ROTHWACHS 1766 Popham Ave., Bx. Only this, to thine own self be true. ' tg. , gsgsei lz ij I -1 X -7 X x ELEANOR SATTERWI-IITE 363 Wyona St., B'k1yn. What you see, yet cannot see over,'is as good as infnite. BARBARA SCHEUTZ 214 W. 91 Sf., Man. There are none happy in the world but beings who enjoy truly a vast horizon. WILLIAM SCI-IIFFER 2676 Grand Concourse, Bx. There are two cardinal sins from which all others spring, impatience and laziness.

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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.

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NN1k::?Sx RICHARD SCHILLING 4054 Carpenter Ave., Bx. Never give up. 'C' MARLENE SCI-IUBERT 86-09 Eton St., Qu. Yet we are the movers and the shakers of the world for- ever, it seems. ,-if ,LLL -1 le we A CHARLES SEIDMAN 49-51 Avenue D, Man. Nothing is enough for the man to whom enough is too little. 14 1 A .,4 'QV . l A 1 fi ' 1 CAROLE SCHINDELER 580 W. 215 St., Man. Whatsoever thy hand jindeth to do, do it with thy might. JUDY SCHWARTZ 911 Walton Ave., BX. Laugh and the world laughs with you .... SANDY SEIGEL 3525 Perry Ave., Bx. I have hardly ever known a mathemetician who was cap- ahle of reasoning. Q. W , s JUN ELLEN SCI-ILEIFER 1969 McGraw Ave., Bx. To meet, to know, to love and then to part, is the sad tale of many a human heart. 'Q CAROL SCHNEIDER 2745 Reservoir Ave., Bx. The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. vw' ' -intein... MARIAN FRED SCHWARTZMAN 1390 Clay Ave., 77 A . . 1 Owalton ve'Bx Do I what? Will I what? I Music, when soft voices die, love. Vihrates in the memory. l g 1 X A 2 will vi If ., 'Q Q tax , MICHAEL SEITELMAN 153-32 73 Ave., Qu. Came, Slept, Graduated.