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I BEATRICE CINDEA 1340 West 6 Street. P. M. cutting squad, junior Menorah club. Rhode lsland State College. ln spite of dreams, in spite of thought, 'Tis not in vain and not for nought. ABNER CINSBERC 1765 Stillwell Avenue. Camera club, secretary of physical science club chemistry squad. College of the City of New York. Visit me in nine years or ten, l may be Chemist Ginsberg then. IRVINC CINSBERC 1765 Stillwell Avenue. Chemistry squad, physical science history squad. Brooklym College. The ship has weathered every rack, The prize we sought is won. club. IULIUS GIVNER 2324 Avenue L. Annex basketball team. ' An honest man close buttoned to the chin, Broadcloth without and a warm heart within. ABIGAIL CLADSTONE 60 Beaumont Street. Secretary to Miss Zehner and Mrs. Green. Coucher. To know her is to love her. SELMA GLADSTONE 3104 Avenue 1. Crade adviser's assistant, chess club. Hunter College, There are two sorrows in life, One to obtain your heart's desire, and the other not to. LEONA CLASENBERG 2005-81 Street. Spanish certificate, two scholarship pins, madrlgal club, bank representative. Business. Be game-and let who will be clever. MILDRED GLASER 54 Bay 29 Street. Secretary of accounting office, two schol- arship piSs. W St. h ' niversl y. A lgwilimesthat has eased down through the Thzgilsoctors quarantined it as contagious. LILLIE GLASSMAN 2191 Coney Island Avenue. Two bronze pins, president of seventh term class. Accountant. Always smiling, always bright, That's the kind of girl we like. MARCIA CLICK 2153 East 13 Street. Arista, math help squad. Brooklyn College. To those who know thee not. no words can paint. To those who know thee, all faint. words are MARTIN GLICKMAN 2141 Bay Ridge Parkway. City champion football and track, president sibith and seventh grades, varsity basket- ba I. Columbia University. As in my childish days, no more no more Lite lies before meg but shut is the door And careless, happy as l used to be Never shall I in all my years again be free. We EMANUEL COLD 1360 East 10 Street. llighway staff, editorein-chief of Highway- man, dramatic society. University of Michigan. What fools these mortals be. BERNARD GOLDBERG 2376-84 Street. Cheer leader. Brooklyn College of Pharmacy. I-Ie that loves a rosy cheek, Or a cool lip admires, Or from star-like eyes doth seek Fuel to maintain his fires. BERNICE GOLDBERG 46 Bay 34 Street. junior Menorah Club, baseball tearn, sec- retary to Mr. Levins. Adelphi College. Say you're sorry to see me go, H Ah! you'll miss me, right you know. GRACE GOLDBERC 1917-61 Street. Secretary to Mr. Griffith, cutting squad, Madrigal club. Hunter College. Her bearing full of grace ls fit companion for her face And I do not think that anywhere ls one more good or one more fair. HANNAH COLDBERG 936 Avenue S. Arista, library squad, cutting squad. Hunter College. U n A Have a heart tender, a will inexplicable, Be devout yet cheerful, active yet re- signed. .of V 1, X ' '3 . 1 .,.f S A . . f pr, 1 f f 4 f , X s 9' Q s ,-113 tl-I' X ft K7 1 W i 2' W 1 fi I K 9.59 f S 'ri-' - . i . 7 f NJ f Y X s A ' -A Q23 H f 2 X VA l 'Z A 5 iw if W 2 if V , E ,.. , my . , 5 'ggi' j3,'??3f3'Qx ' . .WS sv N' '- fr 'E . Q f I 4 .7 x .. A V ., f 1 . 7 Zi K 2? ., gm 1 if :i,1..1, j X I , ' 'N ' ' ,, Ng in ,- Yr. i i
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.-can-.. i ' ' EVELYN CROSS 4013 Avenue T. Madrigal society, Spanish club, three silver scholarship pins, four bronze scholarship DIVIS. Grade Scroll, three Spanish certifi- cates. College of the City of New York How beautiful is youth! how-bright if gleams. With all its illusions, aspirations, dreams! GEORGE CROSS 1333 St. lohn's Place. Madrigal, physical science club, scholarship 1f'1S. EDITH GUTTERMAN 1568 East 7 Street. Library squad, current events club, secre- H tary to Mr. Raphael. Men may come, and men may go, But l go on forever. A LELAKN O08 -- - -' 4+ -ff ' AS , r 1 Hs ' 'f 4 lx tri Eu eg 3 9 - 'Ala a'-I . ng time, Bu - 1 'gflfvy think of a Sl ' X, CLARA HACKERT 1734 East 13 Street. Silver pin, two bronze scholarship pins. Pratt Institute. That spot of Ground lease P College of the City of New York. Small in stature, small in size, Little Napoieon, in disguise, R 4 H - 1 JW-,,fx. .fu 1 J ' 7-2.44 ,Y HERBERT cnoss , 1333 St. lohn's Place. Traffic squad, vice-president of official class, physical science club. College of the City of New York. t'Brown eyes, curly hair, A ready smile, Herbie's there! SYDNEY GROSS 1388 East 2 Street. Traffic squad, scholarship awards, cham- pionship indoor baseball team. New York University. UnbIemished let me live, or die unknown Oh grant me an honest fame, or grant me none. SELMA GROSSMAN 4165 Bedford Avenue. Scholarship award. New York University. That day l break my faith with friends, That day my right to friendship ends. ELAINE R. GUDMAND 1471 East 27 Street. Business. Love thy neighbor. ROSE CURSKY 377 Montgomery Street. Lunch room guard. University of Minnesota. it is our weakness not to leave until the party is over, but it has been our strength not to leave Madison until our semesters were over. MORRIS GUTKOWITZ 2030 East 12 Street. Baseball, official class president, traffic squad, Savage. Four years of work don't make me sore, For I am good for four years more. ,, p s me in which small possessions make me happy, and where slight resources are abundant. AGNES HAGGERTY 1554 East 21 Street. President of bank squad, biology basketball club. Heffley Business School. A little learning is a dangerous thing, Drink deep or taste not the Pierian spring. There shallow droughts intoxicate the brain, And drinking largely sobers us again. squad, HARRY HAHN 1952 East 18 Street. Track team, president of S-7 term official class, 7th grade scroll. After four years of hard work I've re- ceived my diploma. SARAH HALEY 1612 East 34 Street. Arista, class president, secretary to Mr. Blumstein. Business. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in woman. MARTIN HALPERN 2203 Avenue X Interclass debating team, Highway office. Brooklyn College. A latcness a dav, an absence a week, A little slumber in school Are the essential points Of Marty's steadfast rule. lofi 495 East 3 Street. Six scholarship sand senvice pins, cutting squad. J ' XHALPERN Hunter College. jf She is not fair to outv d view as many maidens be: ,, Her Ioveliness l never'kn f until she Srniled on me. sf'-,Q ,A 6- , if . ' 1 'Tr ff, WZ. fl?-Li., A , y 1 ' as ' ' 'J-:.. fi. .- f .,.4 , 1 f I I, 1 fa. ,f MQ. ff -W - .M gan f ,gf QW Ns Vi- rf! 5 it T. lit- LJ igjiilgifi , ev Aff? fff ff, '+s I 33 E' 5: , . A 3 R Q li it ww ' i Q5 . 3 5 'W ,QQ 'I 1
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