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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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l ll l1 ll l iii li l 1: il ll l l .1 ire 1 ill i li' ll 'L r,1 lf 1l 1 1 ill Ji. ,. ii ..n!. ll' ll lil il l ' -41 . - Zhi l..Q.'f,f,L Y ' , . .I 1 1 f ,gf ,W in A 'win M iv, I . . , ' y.,,gf.:f1'fF:tg, . 1. hmf..r. Um X I f . , L oy . 1 ,gf , IYWM' 5 1 3 . 'x 1, f f U 'Q 'AJR T A in S 3 Qin I .36 is , so .ali-'H 1:91 ' ETHEL GOTTESMAN lll9 Foster Avenue. Silver scholarship pins, official class vice' president. New York University. Her voice was ever low and sweet, An excellent thing in woman. CHARLOTTE COTTLIEB l7lO West 4 Street. Co Getter, court stenographer, secretary to Dr. Gray. ln the lexrron of youth which fate ro- serves for a bright womanhood, There is no such word as fail. S ALFRED GOTTSCHO 3200 Emmons Avenue. Circulation manager of Highway, business manager of log. traffic squad, two schol- arship pins, lunch squad. College of the City of New York. ln wishes, fools supinelv stay: Be there a will, and wisdom finds a way. EDWARD GOWEN l468 East l4 Street. Booster club, Hi-Y club, grade office.- Pc-rseverancn gains its n-'-'ad and patience wins the race. IOSEPH CRADY 2035-58 Street. Spanish medal, official class president, Newman club. Brooklyn College A I don't mind my face, for l'm behind it. lt's those in front of me that it jars. AUDREY GREEN 1338 Ocean Parkway. Service pin, scholarship pins, service squad, secretary to grade adviser. Svracuse University. Be tc her virtues very kind, Be to her faults a little blind. IEROME GREEN 2425 Kings Highway. Arista, Grade Scroll. math club, physical science club. Cornell. So, thus unheard, l must depart. SYLVIA CREENBAUM 38-50 Bay 26 Street. Dramatic club, math help, German club. Erooklyn College. I have often regretted my speech, But not my silence. X EUNICE CREENBERG 38 West 64 Street. Secretary of gym. Business. , A modest girl with a cheerful smile, Truly a friend worth while. IEAN GREENBERG l707 Quentin Road. Official class president, secretary to lvlr, Liebling. Brooklyn College. l Her smile the cause of 'many sIgl'1S. Like Chesterfield, it satisfies. IOSEPH GREENBERG l3l-'Il Street. Brooklyn College. For he lives twice who can at once em- Plvv The present, well, and e'en the past long- er. WILLIAM GREENBERG 2l2O East l Street. Track team, president of official class. Brooklyn College. l'd rather laugh, a bright haired boy. Than reign a gray beard king. SYLVIA CREENSTEIN 3049 Bedford Avenue. German club. Brooklyn College. From the looks-not the lips, is the soul reflected. BERTRAM CREENWALD 3073 Emmons Avenue. Biology club, public speaking club, secre- tary to Mr. Davis. New York University. 'Farewelll a word that must be, and hath been- A sound which makes us linger1 yet- farewell. HARRY CREIFER 3l7 Lefferts Avenue. Brooklyn College. Of what shall a man be proud, lf he isn't proud of his friends. MURIEL CRINBERG 36'2 Flatlands Avenue. Scholarship award, secretary to Mr, Wojf- son. And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, That one sma.l head could carry all she knew. 4 U i sl firm jaw' 1, I F' xii - ...H M.. K 4'f f . ma... 3 'V ' ,
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'R we I ROLAND HAMEL 1599 East 15 Street. Swimming team, president official class, secretary to Miss Reynolds. , f Savage. . V W' The reason frrm, the temperate will, ' X ' 'X Endurance, foresight strength and skill. i iz Q f r , 0 Q . K ' CATHERINE HAMILL 4121 Avenue S. Brooklyn College. A mirthfully serious, sober, delirious, Gently imperious maid. f MORRIS GORDON HAMMER 3335 Bedford Avenue. Business manager of the Highwayman. business manager of the Log, business board of the Highway, cutting squad. Arista. Amherst College. And still they gazed, and still the won- der grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. MORTON HANDLER 1721 East 22 Street. Arista, sports editor of Highway, and Grade Scroll, history society, economics club. Syracuse University. A would-be columnist, a hircd buftoon, A weekly scribbler of some low Ia'mpoon. A ' 2. ' I 2 , f I.. I ' f 13: .Y gr 1 ..- :eff 1 ' 5 1 s ' . l 5?i? ' 4 I' 1222 e I 1 l . ,ie 2 1 IX ' -, fry li f I, 1 X, ., am X is ' , g ,. I .Y A A? W 1 . . . ,, 1'? s W . 1: was Q an ki I.,- 3 . F' .. if -c-f f? , rf ' :.- 'A ,, f 'Q' .f as , ' 1 ef 11:51.16-. ug- .5 5'-' 3131, , X:-,. mf . as . f ..a .:, Arif' .Jimi is 'A 'fear ' .sp IRVING HANNA 1917 West 6 Street. Four bronze pins, official class president, traffic squad. I-Ie prayeth best, who loveth best all things both great and small, For the dear God who loveth us, He made and loveth all. HELEN HANNON 2059 Ocean Avenue. Arista, secretary of orchestra, vice-presi- dent of official class, Prooklvn College But he, whose inborn worth his acts commend, OF gentle soul, to human race a friend. CHARLES HARARY 32 Avenue O Service squad, chemistry club, bronze scholarship pin. Brooklyn College of Pharmacy. With education I am at odds, Eur for graduation I thank the gods. SOL HARTENSTEIN 2226 East 24 Street. General office squad, late squad, sccretary to Mr. Schindler. B isiness H active cheerful and pleasant NVITI1 a wealth of good will ever present HELEN HASINSKY 1682 59 Street. Medical society, Hunter College. I As true a friend as ever a::omplishcs her goal. In any field of endeavor she always puts her soul. HELENE HASSBERG 1014 East 14 Street. Glee club, sten. club, volley ball team, HeffIey's Business School Secretarial W0.'k. A thing of beauty is a joy' forever: Its lovelyliness increases, it will nevcr pas: into nothingnessf' DOROTHY HAYWOOD 2567 East 17 Street. Newman club, one bronze pin. Business. Now that I am leaving, I won't say But here I had pleasure, I won't deny. SAMUEL HAZZON 1755 Ocean Avenue. Handball team, track team, lunch room squad. Brooklyn College. He was-woe worth that word-to each well-thinking mind, A spotless friend, a matchless man, whose virtue ever shined. IRWIN HEIMER 1895 East 4 Street. Arista leader, president go-getters, vice- president math club. Columbia. Yes, we're boys-always playing with tongue or with pen! And I sometimes have asked-shall we ever be men? SAM HEITl.ER 2347 81 Stret. Brooklyn College of Pharmacy. Rich the pleasure, Sweet the treasure, Sweet the pleasure after pain. MILDRED HELD 1732 Dahill Road. Library squad, scholarship pin, secretary to th-ee teachers. St. Ioi1n's College. lt's serving, striving through strain and stress, It's doing your noblest that's success. GEORGE EDWARD HELLEBRAND 3831 Flatland' Avenue. Hi-Y. traffic squad. Delchzntv School. Let us have faith that right makes might and in that faith 'et us do our dJty as Q s al 3 as 1 D -.. ,... - Yr ' . -I I ' Q I -...e. U e is E ' . ' E d T d '- 1 ' . ' .- . we ' . ' t of at f. I'-:FW ' ' We Un an ' 'te tif' Vt' tis .Q-L. 7 '- ,' -'JP' 5' , .3 ' 1 fa' I I -A-.V .
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