James Madison High School - Log Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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at M LAWRENCE ENCEL 1439 Ocean Avenue. Arista, history society, Madison Higl'lW6Y distributor. College of the City of New York. Yet they, believe me, who await No gifts from chance, have conquered fate. FLORENCE ENGELSON 1324 East 18 Street. Service league, glee club. Pratt Institute. Whatever is worth doing at all ls worth doing well. HAROLD EDWARDS ' 9 0 F 1634 East 14 sneer. - W -0 Secretary to Messrs. Cillis and Lightcap. 7 'f bronze scholarship awards. 1' ' Certified public accountant. ff 1 A 1 He who says little has little to answer . ,, .- .,,' for , ' W' ,. f ri? WILBUR EHRLICH 3, 1040 East 12 Street. '- X N' Arista, program committee, economics, . ' . ' fsQ.,,,f chess, math, and German clubs, secre- ?', tary to Misses jewell, Zehner, Englert. College ot the City of New York. .fp I Great souls by instinct to each othei , , 31,2 turn, il. . .I A i 3 H vp t 6 W. 7 A . 'ii 4 E WCS ' J- 7 I Q I, adv Demand alliance, and in friendship burn. EDWARD EICHEL 2112 Quentin Road. Bookroom squad, lacrosse team SYLVIA EISENBERC 2215 Cropsey Avenue. President of official class, five b Sylvia's charm and SyIvia's laughter Will be remembered forever after. ronze pins. IRVI NC ELBAUM 2439-83 Street. Arista, silver scholarship pins, Spanish cer- tificates. College of the City of New York. And thou, my mind, aspire to higher things, Crow rich in that which never takcth rust. BERNARD ELSON 323 Avenue O. Swimming squad. Brooklyn College. DORIS ENGLANDER 915 East 24 Street. Madrigal club. scholarship pins. math club. Mt. Hoyloke. Amid lite's quests there seems but worthy one, to do people good. ADA EPSTEIN 2494 Kenmore Place. Basketball club club. Business. Oh, blest with ray , handball club, stenography a temper whose unclouded Can make tomorrow cheerful as today. Al.BERT EPSTEIN 1073 East 24 Street. President Hi-Y, Miss Horne's squad, as- sistant captain of traffic squad, Arista. United States Military Academy. Oh! Cod! Let me but pass th ru those doors never to return. SIDNEY EPSTEIN 2107 East 19 Street. A little learning is a dangerous th'n . Drink deep, or taste not the lgieiian l've traveled among unknown men spring. ln lands beyond the sea, Nor Madison did l know till then What love l bore for thee. ED'T ' ELSON Miumso Es1'RlN 2257-79 Street. 2706 Avenue S Library squad, bronze pins, secretary to .. ' Dr. Silberberg, Miss Wright, Mr. Meyer. Fllgonlgzgmis Q?1g'w:1g.,ba5e- New York University. g ' God grant me strength and wisdom to continue onward to success. ADELAIDE ENGBER SYLVIA ETTINCER 1813 East 23 Street. 1668 West 9 Sweet B I d, 't t t fl ' ' , ioagsygiggi adaxsigran o oor managers A2213 gjgzrry to Three Teachers' HIYY' Busmess' Brooklyin Colle e l th ht, d I p v 't too, -i g' Corfdgmnethf wrgnig, ass Iyzte the wrong Rtltigevfgvgnilggg iuiinrifnghyself' pursue. '

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' W i .. .. og, --V H ,, in-Lf ' W -F- 'F'L1-,?-4-,W IANICE DEUTSCH 14O Bay 29 Street. Madrigal club, soloist, Italian club, German club. North Carolina College. lf in the heart tumultuous joys arise, Music her soft assuasive voice applies. W1Ll.lAM DICKINSON 1348 East 4 Street Traffic squad, radio club, grade officer's squad. Stevens Institute of Technology. Silence is as deep as eternity, Speech as shallow as time. HELEN DICKMAN 1043 East 12 Street. Floor manager squad, vice-president ot official class, scholarship and service pins. Cornell University. It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. SILVIA DICKMAN 2112 Ocean Parkway. Secretary to Miss Kroeber, basketball team, handball team. Savage, Something gay, something snappy, Always gay and always happy. GRACE DOBKIN 2157 Ocean Avenue. Art, chess, biology clubs. Traphagen. Life is a lot like chess. Even a pawn can take a king. RUTH DOLGENAS 1369 Coney Island Avenue, Guard, go-getter. Cooper Union. She has two eyes so soft and brown, take care! She gives a side-glance and looks down, beware! SOL DOLLACK 2169 72 Street Orchestra, service squad, German club. Brooklyn College. ' All the kings horses and all the kings men, couldn't bring Dollack back to high school again. ALBERT DONOVAN 836-Sl Street. Assistant captain floor guard, bookroorn squad, traffic squad. Business. A laugh, a smile, a snappy retort. That's Al, a jolly good sport. fm DOROTHY DRUCKER 1944 East 5 Street. Be silent always when you doubt your sense and speak, though sure, with dif- ference. BEATRICE DUBINSKY 973 East 27 Street. Secretary to official class, basketball and baseball team, scholarship pins. Cornell University. Here's a sigh to those who love me and a smile to those who hate, And, whatever skies above me, Here's a heart for every fate. ANNA DUDZIENSKA 1711 Dahill Road. Arista, scholarship pins, vice-president of official class. Commercial artist. Ever in motion, Blithesome and cheery, Still climbing heavenward, Never awearyf' AARON DUIN 1649 East 7 Street. Orchestra, secretary to Mrs. Neiman, math clu . College of the City of New York. 1 spent twelve years gaining knowledge: I guess l'll spend four more and go to college. CAROLINE DULBERG 1614 East 5 Street. Secretary to Miss Sonn, bronze pin. Business. Caroline is as rare as the rarest of pearls. For she is one in a million girls. IRVINC DWORKIN 2302 Avenue O. Secretary to Miss Quiring, history honor society, traffic squad, German science club, silver and bronze scholarship pins. New York University. What shall l do to be forever known, And make the age to come my own. EDNA DWORKOWITZ 1849 East 8 Street. Secretary to Miss Goldfeder, Mr. Blum- steiri, Mr. Van Steenburgh, viceepresident twice. Ann Reno School. A form more fair, a face more sweet Ne'er hath it been my lot to meet. HERBERT D. EAGLE 2425 Kings Highway. Business manager of Highway, official class president and vice-president, secretary to Mr. McCartney. University of Missouri. 1 wish I could remember the first day, first hour, first moment of my coming to Madison. , 'lv' f , T ' J 'Qi' .17 -5 7,13 i A -slr: 'Q , : ,eff - 'X - . 2' - 1: 'VN , . .X g. -,,g,,,, , EQ QN Q -fm -- wif .f, .. . was +- Kai f C s-ww1Ls '..e. .sfgfgfto it., W. 4 ,- ' Q qw - sy ,5 a rg 4- ty . fix 'xr v .A W . . We X t W3 3 , i r-.. is 4 i fe , A , .,, 5 s Wssbkfff-tg '-ii za f W. ,Ili .. , . ite- P C N g H . S47 1 ihslgt J Q 51 E .. ,. 1 A V ,... -V ,, Q 1 Q. 1 E., . . j. so A F , . V A 'i ' JY' I . :f -- 3-,ir . ,

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N f we-,,i. nw'v'-fr-.T ELIZABETH FAI-IEY 1737 Marine Parkway. Newman club. ' Knowledge com and l linger on the shore. And the individual withers, and the wor is more and more. AILEEN FAIRCHILD 95 East 18 Street. To err is humang To forgive is divine. IANE FAMOLARO 5902 Avenue N. Scholarship pins, senior cla ss vice-president, clinic secretary, Ne wman club. College of the City of New York. A sweet girl with a hearty smile A l ' ovely person, a friend worth while. MAURICE FASBERG 1014 Avenue j. Hope springs eternal in the human b t , reas : Man never is, but always to be, blest. HARVEY FEDER 1665 Ocean Avenue. Chess club, Highwayman staff, history so- ciety. ' Columbia College. Day after day I've labored in deep thought Until at last a diploma it brought. MILDRED FEIN 1866 Ocean Avenue. Vice-president of class, bank representa- tive, sten club. New York University. It's nice to be natural if You're naturally nice. ' WILLIAM FEINSTEIN 2143 Bay Ridge Parkway. Secretary to Mrs. Kertz, class representa- f. ive for Grade Scroll, stamp club. Brooklyn College. l will ride like a swallow ' On the wings of a silver plane. BENIAMIN FEITELOWITZ 1612 East 7 Street. Vice-president of official class, service squad, German and French clubs. Ben-a pal and a friend Who will stick with you till the very end. X es, but wisdom lingers. 'A'1 , , ALVIN FELDMAN ,. gig. g ! iesz East 26 sneer. Q Q '- A' Football, swimming and diving teams, class officer. 4 12' l saw the vision of the world ld And all the wonder that would be. ,, V, V i jj K . THELMA FELDMAN 3, A 412 Avenue F. Q X. Class officer, seven scholarship pins, math g -sg: ,ZX club. ' ' i Barnard College. ., 2 ,5 Elegant as simplicity and 'f 1 U Warm as ecstasy. 1 .gf w,, , X H 1 5 . i FRANCES FENSTER 1310 Avenue U. sc olarship pins, bank representa- tive. ' lust being happy is a fine thing to do Looking on the bright side rather than the blue. Bronze h BERNARD FEUER 1931 West 6 Street. Basketball, service squad, math help squad Our heads may not be sharpened at coll lege, But our hearts are at Madison. HILDA FIESTAL Grade adviser's secretary, Miss Ernanuel's cutting squad. I am not of that feather, to shake off A triend when he most needs me. is 500 Ocean Avenue. if 13 CERTRUDE FINE 1599 West 10 Street. Secretary to Mrs. Schiwam. Nature made her as she should, Not tno bad and not too good. LEONARD H. FINE 1578-53 Street. Madrigal club, stamp club, sten depart- ment assistant. He is truly great that is little in himself A d h ' n t at maketh no account of any height of honors. CERTRUDE FINN 1358 East 38 Street. Newman club. Business school. Common sense is not a common thing, But to its possessor success it will bring. , A i l .3 F-F . ' :pay l . ,, .av me vi wgtirfw ' Q Q X 1 G V. Ng. fl , V ww ' Y Q :: ':q1-im' is xl L at