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

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'3- HARRIET WILSON 1411 Clinton Ave., BX. Let faith in God guide you and life ivon't he a hurden. gf LESLIE WODIN 81-16 266 sf., Qu. Our true nationality is man- kind. 'Wu-nu., 'ul DAVID L. ZARET 302 W. 86 St., Man. Where once my careless child- hood stay'd. JERRY WINEVSKY 172 E. 4 St., Man. - High school down and col- lege to go. FLORENCE WOLF 50 W. 96 Sr., Man. Sometimes pensive, sometimes otherwise. 1 D11 AP' f MX p . M 11.1 'I+ ntl' all F All li I1 Q WH, , 1 L5 1l1lllWlWWlt I PETER WINOKUR 2210 Fenton Ave., Bx. La jeunesse est une i-vresse continuelleg c'est la fevre de la raison. X ,KZ ri- V ELLEN WOLFE 1065 Jerome Ave., BX. Life is not breath hut action the use of our senses, our mind and our faculties. . . .Q-199 Q-sl' PAUL ZIMET 180 Riverside Drive, Man. Let me not grope in the dark but keep my mind in the faith that truth will appear in its simplicity. livi- - I . 1 - 'Z-'Ek' yjQgL.c1i DAVID WISELTIER 14 Monroe St., Man. Here today, gone tomorrow. X ,.rr 5 IRIS WOOL 267 W. 89 sf., Man. Your genuine action explains itself, your conformity ex- plains nothing. KW W 3 RITA ZUCKERMAN 39.39 46 sr., Qu. And let me bear the measure of seed on the ploughed yields of spring.

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,sh JOSEPH WHITE 1611 Parlc Ave., Man. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Q' Q5 5 X xt L I RUTH WITAL 245 Gun Hill Roacl, Bx. Ah, but a man's reach should exreed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? lmrlsly MARK WURMBRAND 1491 Metropolitan Oval, Bx. The mark of originality is not novelty but sincerity. fr? Aft LIBBY WILCI-IINSKY 3636 Greystone Ave., Bx. In this world all people are good, kind, and real. KENARD WILLIAMS 1418 Prospect Ave., Bx. Those who have it should use it. 49 xt- BRENDA LLMANN 23-21 29 St., . v The joys that live and s l A never die, are gifts from Go through the ear and eye. f Ff.mingT0fl Q ,v 1 , I 5 T T ' ll 1 al-A . L , L D Q11 L- !-mmlaglquluamylgv 'u'v-nuiYllKlDll..!m 'X , 1 ' ev' f' I 1 125 '6 Ez? iv gy. 2 Q Z -Z ... me ees Cyp 9 9' SANDY WITTENBERG 1 5 5- L eg! me ' 845 West End Ave., Man. ' A if Q 1' 1 Nous azmons toujours ceux . ' i qui admirent, et nous n'ai- Yi f' at f, Wi- ' mons pas toujours ceux que nous admirons. ff Z3 V... sg YN, is CAROL YANKAY JEFFREY YOUNG SUZANNE YUSTMAN 4841 Broaclway, Man. 876 Bryant Ave., Bx. 1565 Theriot Ave., Bx, Whosoever is delighted in God helps them that help Let each man exercise the solitude is either a wild beast themselves. art he knowf, or a god.

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We, I if 0' the Seniors of the class of 1959, being of slightly unsound mind but obviously healthy W body ldue to yearly check-upsl, and possessing the virtues of Etfort, Co-operation, Courtesy, A 36,396 3ndhLeaLderlship Ejgtgrieratsgbupiance, and those of integrity and intelligence in lesser amounts, o um e u e : Q A y q g To MRS. MANHEIMER: a clock radio which plays Stormy Weather every morning at seven. To MR. COOPER: the lead in the teachers' revival of My Fair Lady. To MRS. OSHEREDIN: a Senior class which will have not the slightest interest in the results of the College Boards. To MR. KOEHLER: an all-girl architecture class. To DR. SAYERS: a black leather jacket and motorcycle boots. - To MR. RICHTER: a free ticket for everyone. To MR. KOSAKOFF: a lifetime pass to the Miss Universe contest. To MR. GLAZER: a hand-painted oboe. To MR. RUSS: an automatic gol-dinger. v To MR. GOLUB: a box at the races. all will l I l I ' K A ' To MRS. GOTTESMAN: a trip to deepest, darkest Africa, where she may at last visit the ' elephants' graveyard. To MRS. BAGAR: an automatic donut machine. To MISS PFERDT: A flexible deadline. To DR. STOCK: objective evidence that the Earth revolves around the Sun. To MR. GRUBER: a V-8 juice cooler to be placed in the corner of room 406. To MR. KANE: a dictionary of jazz lingo. Q 7 UZ 44, ,mm , ' x QQ V jf N' Q Q 'NWN