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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1942 volume:

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Downing, Acting Principal E I Q 4 Q FORTY-TW Al O THE CLASS OF JAMES MADNSON HXGH SCHOOL NEW YORK BROOKLYN 2 wlsh to Dear hiss 0'Connor We the students of the Senior Class of June, l94 , express our gratltude at this time Shortly we will graduate and these surroundings to which we have become accustomed will merge into the past For the last four years, since that day ln Septem ber, l9S58, when we entered as asplrlng but nevertheless bev lldered freshmen, you have repeatedly come to our assistance to offer much needed advice and guidance During this perlod you have donat t deal of your time on our behalf and were always wllllng le ald thing more than to give sincere an We xmow that the reward for all t the satlsfactlon to be obtained from the knowledge that y successfully completed a difficult task You have been an all important influence ln the molchng of the characters of several hundreds of us and have led a large group of boys and girls through a highly formulatlve part of their lives We owe a lot to you, Miss O'Conhor, and we are all honestly and slncerel grateful ln closing, olease allow us to dedicate this, our year book, o you with affection and appreclatlon As we glance through our Logs again in years to come, our association together and hos of other pleasant memories wlll be happily recalled Yours most sfncerely, THE SEIHOR CLP-SS . ' ed a grea . d valuab . his ls no n ou have , 'J t A . ts MISS ELLEN BI. OCONNOR ff! DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 1942: At tire moment our Country is engaged in an an-out war effort. This presents new proioiems and at time same time favorable opportunities. I irope you will assume your proper roie and sirare in tire national crisis. 'You will accept tire full rcsponsiiaiiity of eitizensirip in orcier to protect our iieritage. Pieoige your iiest for total ciciensc. Tin- war is a serious matter: tiiereiore develop an intelligent interest. Compass tire direction you are going. VVC who are entrustcct witir tire care of youtir have but one goal'-time development of responsible, literate, articulate, adaptable aciuits. You iiavc iieen provided witir a tirorougir groundwork oi simple rnatiiematics, language and time science oi everyday life. Your social studies indicateti an understand- ing of iiie in tiiis country anci its interre- lationships witii other countries. You sirouici realize tire values in time American way oi life. Tire situation is ciiifieuit for you. Lives are disturivefi. Tirougirts tiiat nrigirt nor- maiiy be spreaci over years must be com- pressect into a sirorter time. I know you will forget time dangers tirat eiiange rnay make. You wiii consider only tire gooci and tire weiiarc of aii. l wisir you success. 0 'irvqif Mi MISS DOROTHY ZEHNER MR. DAVID BLUMSTEIN If you are a Senior Then this hook is ahout you For no reason in particular Save that you are through now VVith four years of high schooig Of getting up at seven or earlier r 412255136'f.i'fH.i5.'nf:-17.-at ., .,-,W Y .i ,.- . Ln... .'. ,. Y, , , . '.tr35, 5- , .K fig: :.v,.-,lX,.',.,1.,jE,a.:Y,.5'jX.: -i- aw QT- ry 1 -a't4'+'ft' -- rs. iz , L. i PM 3.1-,ifzgfffligl-,Qr'f?,'it-Q? lx J iz.. ,.v , .,.,,,g.--L-,Qit'f i'5595431 Quik' LH: E 1- A iz 5' L-is ltggqd zgggsii,-, -tb1 81t5lQ0'uW v i,-0j'? . P A. -fail. 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Then, having chosen, Cast aside the mirror of the past Forever: Turn your head from it for all time. Remembering young Narcissus' fate. And having chosen once, Play your role Vvitli all the Divine Dramatic Power That swells your existence. HTi1e pIay's time tiiingf' Your power is to play whatever type Of role you most desire. Your duty is to play it well. i Hivlen at some time are masters of their fates Tile fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars Pmut in ourselves . . ramalfirf Qlf'f50lfL6L8 J VTYVCIYC ALLEN AARONSON Associate editor ot Higil- way, pres. of current events ciuia and team, edi- toriai staff ot Big Parade, news editor oi Log. Coiiege of tile City oi New Yoric. NIARJORIE ABEL Leaders ciuiu, sec. to teacimers. Nursing at Newark Niemoriai Hospitai. EDVVIN ABELES Sec. to teacilcrs. Radio City Scimooi of Engineering. JOEL ABELES Puiniic speaking ciuin, asst. in ivioiogy iaia., office squad. Corneii University. GERALD ABELSONg Arista, pres. ot imoosters, vice-pres. of microscope ciuiw. ping pong team. pres. off. ciass. Rensseiaer Puiytccimic institute. Baseiwaii teanl, goid and siiver pins, iuncii monitor. repre- sentative. Vtiaice Forest Baseivaii Scimoi. SIDNEY ABRAMSg Higiiway staff, dramatic soc., vice-pres. of camera ciuiu, traffic squad, Niem- oraiw. Toledo University. ARTHUR ACKERMANH' Band, Mtfmm-li. Vtiest Texas State Teachers Coiiegc. PHILLIP ADANISQ Late and dismissai squads. Coiiege oi time City oi New Yoric. BERNARD ADELNIAN Tmffic squad. Cu- iuminia University. Civii service ciuia, goid and siiver scimiarsiiip pins. Business. JACK ADER Sec. to teacimer. guard in imoy: gym, ivioiogy iaiu. squad. Business. ALBERT AHi.STROiXi Orcisestra, music ilonor soc.. Capt. nt traffic squad, iiistory imnor soc Brooiciyn Coiiege. JANIES FRANK AIELLA Capt. and asst. Capt. oi traffic squad. Coiiege Oct. 1, 1938- The Germans as -u result of the Mun- ich Conference, begin the occupa- tion of Czechoslo- vakia. if U. 3 M., W-W-ff mf ,f!Jv-if-Ref ,,.. GRAYCE AITKEN Sec. tu teaciwers, imasicetisaii team, .iunior Red Cross ciuio. Nurses Training at St. Cati1erine's Hospitai. SANITORD Orchestra, sec. to tea- ciiers. Business. NN Sept. 1938 The most promis- ing class in Madi- son history is wel- comed. ANGELO ALESSANDRIA Biology club, trat- iic squad. Columlbia University. I ,. RU ALLEN Sec. to teaciiers, Joins Delano and Red Cross clulas. Business. CONRAD ALPER Vice-pres. oft. class, plxotog- rapliy clulu, guard, two bronze scholarship pins. Boston University. Gl-ORlA ALPRINQ Sec. oi G.O., sec. of elllliciency comm., boosters. sec. of lmnor sclmol, VXf'omen's College of Connecticut. MURRAY AlfllCl'iUl..ERq' Arista, vice-pres. ot lmnor scltool, trail-ic squad. Columloia University. ARTHUR Alfl-'ERlVlAN Capt, oi swimming team, pres. oi go-getters, dramatic soc., cliecr leaders, University ot lVlicl1igan. BETTE AMDUR Sec. in general office, Capt. of cutting squad, Nlatloemadison stati, lmnor girls, dramatic soc. Gouctner College. GLADYS AMSTERDAM Four gold sclwlarsliip pins, Frencll cluln, Spanish certificate, sec. oft. class. Barnard College. DOROTHY ANDERSEN Basketball and laooli clulos, library squad, Upsilon Ttxeta Hi-Y, pres. and sec. oil.. class. Hunter College. JERRY APFELROTH Room asst.. vice-pres. oili. class, six sclwolarslwip awards. College. JUNE APPLEBY Biology lab. squad, sec. to teacliers, sec. clit class. College. YVE1-FlE ARONS Vice-pres. olli. class. traffic squad, cutting squad, sec. to floor manager. Cornell University. DONALD ARONSON Editor of Honor Scroll, Big Parade stait, current events clulo. Columloin University. l'lENRlE'l-FA ASLAN3 Sec. oft. class, cutting SQUHA, SCl'lOlElI'Sllip HVVHFCI COIUIYI., COStLUllC COIIIIII ot varsity slxow. Hunter College. HOPE A-ll.AS Sec. to teacluers, lilarary squad, guard, sec. and trens. oli. class. Business. Dramatic soc., sec. oi pulvlic speaking clulo, gold and silver scliolarsliip pins, current events cluix. Brooklyn College. 1 N3 . I Rs.- 'Q 2 nw Tl: irteen l gy Fourteen NORNIAN BANDER Footbaii team, assi. to grade adviser, guarci. New Yoric University. GLORIA BANKS RCA cms. and Newmin ciuios, sec. to teaciicrs. St. .lnlinis Nurses Training School. l.ll.A Svc. to ieaciwrs, scc. in ciinic, macirigal and lnusincss cluirs. Hunter College. HERBERT BARASCH illraitic squaci, pliotog- raipliy ciulu. New Yorii University. ' JOHN BARLETIAA Business Sl'llRl.EY BARNEVI'-iw Sec. to Miss Zeliner, iioor managers squaci, sec. to teaciiers. Hunter College. .IEXYEL BARONOi'-l: Sm: to teachers. vice- pres. off. class tiiree times, tlirr-e imronze ancl one silver sciiolarsiiip pins, Pan American cluln. New Yoric University. MARVIN BARSKY lrootimii. lilorary, and lyi- nlogy lalir. squacls, capt. of traffic squaoi. New York University. Srrwiu' sqimci, Madison MillUiC Nien, sec. of class, current events ciuia. New Yorlc University. l,.Il-l.lAN BASS Sec. to leaclicrs. College, RUTH BAUD1 Arista, lionor girls, golcl anci silver scholarship pins, Spanisii certificate, iiistory iionor soc. Syracuse University. ROMOLA BECK College. CLAIRE BECKER Literary squad, dramatic club, vice-pres. off. class, general office assi. New Yorli University. RKIHARD BEDNEY Vice-pres, oft. class, room asst. University of iviiciiigznn. CARULYN BEINER Pres. :intl scc. oft class, cutting squad, business ciuim, assi. in general office. Pucc Business Scimoi. RITA BEl.l.lNGER Sec. in clinic, cutting squati. Nursing Scliool. Nov. 17, 1938- A three year Re- ciprocal T r a d e Agreement b e - tween the United States, Great Bri- tain and Canada is signed. Oct. 1938 We participate in our first G.0. elec- tions. ,lay F idler, ,lay Krane and R h 0 cl a Wonder are elected. DOROTHY BENDER Sec. ol Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y, jewelry representative, traffic and service ollice squads. Dunloar Secretarial Scluool. CHARLOTTE BENNETP1' Sec. ol detention room. sec. oft. class, late squad. Hunter College. lxlARGARE'l- BERG Sec. to teacliers. Busincs El,AlNE BERGER Silver and lnronze scliolar- sltip pins. asst. to Mr. Downing. ldramatic soc girls clicering Tquad. Brooklyn Coll?gc. 1 X ll t i Ll 'ff L4 ' ,m' 4'4 .. lx, W' ',. .. .rw . 4 Vx, S, ' ' . FRAIKCC Capt. ol volley- lnnll team, teaclier, vrce-pres. ull. class. Business. R' , BE'lvllY BERNHARDPE Art squad, permanent record- ollice, Spanisll and madrigal clulos. Brooli- lyll C0lll'gC. IRVINC- BERNOFSKYQ Pres. ull. class three terms, sclwlarslwip awards, luandlnall squad, intra- mural awards. Cooper Union. ALVIN BERNSTEIN Field band, handball team, lilurary squad, tropical llislt clulzm. University ol lvlicliigan. BLANCHE BERNSTElN'? Asst. to grade acl- viser, Log stall. sec. olzl. class, sec. to tcacllers. Brooklyn College. GERTRUDE BERNSTElN Sec. to teacluers, guard squad, Cornell University. IDA C. BERNSWEIN Sec. to teachers. asst. to lvliss Fletclmer, wordsters and madrigal clulxs, trallic squad. Business. JEROME BERNSTEIN Pres. dll. class, clmln- istry clulo, room usst. Cornell University. NATALIE BERNSTEINQ Sec. to Mr. Blum- stein, orcllestra, asst. to grade adviser. Barnard College. lVlARlON BERNSTEN Asst. to Miss Zellner, pres. oll. class. two Pitman sliortliand pins, ser to tcaclxers. Business. NIILDRED BERSON Traffic squad, sec. to tcnclmcrs, sec. oll. class, madrigal clulu. Business. THEl.lVlA BIDDLE Asst. on program comm sec. oll. Class. Business. , 1 M n lj' Filteen 3 0-JS' Mg' Q fl!! I li K9 '4 Sixteen STEPHEN BINIONH' Arista, asst. to grade ad- viser. laiology and microscope clulus, New Yorli University. NlEl..VlN BIRNBAUMQ Silver sclxolarslrip pin every term. Log staff, pres. oll. class, Bladison lvlinute Men. University of Vvisconsin. PAUL BJRNBAUNI Capt. ol trallic squad. cutting squad. College. NIARVIN BLATI' Four sclrolarsliip awards. guard, vice-pres. off. class, traffic squad. lxliclri- gan University. l,ll,A BLECHER Two silver, one bronze, scliolar- sllip pins, sec. 'to teaclier, madrigal clulo, traffic squad. Brooklyn College. BERTRANI BLUNI3 Pres. first aid clulin, micro- scope clula, lalo. asst., Madison lxlinute Bien. Cooper Union. XVALTER BLUMBERG Matlr clulu and team two terms, First aid clula. Cooper Union. GLADYS BLUMENTI-lAL ' Arista, gold sclrolare slrip pin every term, Higlwvay stall, pres. annex dramatic clulgx. Broolclyn College. ELEANOR BLYSKAL Sec. to teachers. Brown Business College. RHODA BORNSNI-ElN History lronor soc., scliolarslmip awards, Higliway circulation staff, current events clula. Cornell University. LOIS Sec, to teacllers, guard in luncli room. Business. IRXVIN BRESLAUER Fencing team, biology lalr. and trallic squads. University ol Nliclrigan. GEORGE BRESLER Book mom squad, lxlen- orali clulv. Maryland University. ROBERT BRESSLER Tracli team. first aid and camera clulas. Broolclyn College. ELAINE BRODER Asst. in liey room two years lgilfllilfd College. Arista, gold scllolar- sluip pins, Higlrway stall, grade advisers squad, pres. flelense clnlu. Brooklyn College. Mar. 14, 1939-1- The Republic of Czechoslovakia is dissolved as Ger- many aml Hun- gary complete their occupation. Mar. 1939 Great crowd looks o n a s Madison Quintet wins City C hampionship. Wonder Five 44 -Jamaica 32. BURTON BRONSTHER Biology ma gazine, lootlvall and liandtvall teams, sec. to teacliers. Yale University. JOSEPH BROOKS Asst. to grade adviser. New Yorlc University. l..EXVlS BROOKS Pres. astronomy clulu. lalu. squad two terms, matli and camera clubs. Cornell University. MELVIN BROOKS Vice-pres. oft. class, loot- laall and traclc teams, traffic squad. College. LEON BROSTOFF Go-gctters, traffic and li- lurary squads, loaslcetloall team. Business. YlERRlT J. BROVVN Traffic squad, sec. to teacllcr, swimming team. Business. SUSANNE BROVVN Vice-pres. off. class, gen- eral office assi., sec. in clinic, sec. to teacluer, Business. AILEEN BRYANT Radio worlcsliop, sec. off. class, library squad, dramatic clula. Business. SYDELLE A. BUCHWALTER Library and traffic squads, madrigal clulu, sec. to teacllers. Business. REGINA BURKE Newman clulo, sec. to teaclier, capt. cutting squad. Business. lVlARlE BURlVlElSTER Newman club, sec. to teaclrer. Business. CECILLE BURROVVS'k Annex orchestra, sec to teaclrers. Juilliard Scllool ol Music. RITA CAHN Sec. to teacliers, scluolarsluip certifi- cates. Business College. CLAIRE CARBOY Newman club, pres. off. class, sec. to teaclners. Business. PETER T. CAROLAN Pres. oil. class. Busi- HSSS. ALAN CARTOUN Radio workshop. G.O. speaker, varsity shows. College. .. .. TAI K9 JG? W is Seventeen OOL x we 9 1 ,K ll 459 eg V. ii? U tl V - ,- Eighteen RITA CASEY Newman clulo, sec. to teacher. Katliarine Gilobs Secretarial Scliool. BEULAH CASPARI Sec. to teacliers, civil serv ice club, silver scholarship pins. Business. l..lLl.Y CASPERSEN Pres. off. class, sec. to teacliers. Spanisll Clulo, sec. in pro gram office. Business. HARRIET CASSELL. Pres. and see. off. class five times, business manager of Log. silver scllolar- sl1ip pins, Higliway staff, swimming awards. St. Jol1n's University. JOSEPl'llNE CASTELLO Cutting squacl. sec to teaeliers, Spanish clulo, sec. to Miss Zeliner. Brooklyn College. PAUL D. Cl'lAlKENa: Orchestra, scholarship awards, Menorah. Purclue University. l,ll..LlAN COHEN Pres. and vice-pres. off. class, see. to teaclwers. madrigal. Business. HERMAN CHESSIDXQ Asst. eclitor of lvlcrry lvlicrolses, pres. ancl vice-pres. off. class. Juilliard SCh0Ol of Music. STEl..l..A CHUPPE Sec. to teacl'1ers. Hunter College. ADELE CIRINA Library squad, sec. to teacluers. Business Sclxool. ROBERT S. COAN Pres. off. class. University of lVlicl1igan. BARBARA J. COHEN Pres. ancl vice-pres. oft. class, sec. of Menorah, pres. of Fifth gracle at W8SIliHgf0H Irving. Brooklyn College. BARBARA S. COHEN History lionor soc., asst. to gracle aclviser, lloor squacl. madrigal. University of North Carolina. BERNARD COHENW Camera clulo. Business Pres. OH. class. SCI'l0lBI sliip awarrls, sec. to teacluer, cliemistry club. Brooklyn College. MARILYN COHEN Sec. ol seventll gracle, pres. of maclrigal, lionor girls, sec. to teaclmers. New Yorlc University. W Apr. 30, 1939- The New York W 0 r l cl ' s Fair opens on Flushing M e a d 0 w s and closes for the last time on Oct. 21, WW Mar. 1939 Sanford Dansky, Stan Behrens and Marion Sandel sweep to victory in G.0. elections. PHILIP COHEN Capt. ol clieer leaders, capt. of traffic squad, fencing team, sec. to teachers. United States Army. RITA COHEN Asst. in general office, sec. to teaclier. Business Scliool. SANFORD COHEN Vice-pres. off. class, asst. in lala., footluall squad, sec. to teacliers. Cornell University. SEl.,lVlA COl'lENag Asst. to grade advisers. movie critic and pulalic speaking clulas. Brooklyn College. HERMAN COHN Vice-pres, off. class, swim ming and traffic squads. Business. MARVIN JEROME COHN Capt. of dismissal squad, asst. to college advisory board, matli and Menorah clulns. Cooper Union. SEENA COHN Sec, to teacliers, sec. oil. class. Hunter College. MAURICE COLEMAN Pres. off. class, rifle team, asst. in lab., pliotograpliy clula. Dulce University. NAOMI COLVINS' Sec. of microscope club, dramatic clultn, lionor scliool senate, Log and Big Parade, pres. lota Gamma. Cornell University. MERLE COIVHNS Asst. in record office, sec. to teacliers. Hunter College. DORIS E. COMPERT Sec. to teaclners, Pan- American and Business clulas, swimming team. Business. SHEPARD CONN't Gold scholarship pin every term, managing editor of Higllway, pres. of microscope cluin, Arista, Big Parade staff. Colum- lnia University. THONIAS CONXNVAY Pres. off. class. Business. GLORIA RUTH COOPERBERGQ' Sec. to teacher, sclaolarsliip pins, culture club, biology squad. College of tlie City of New Yorlc. ROBERT CORDARO United States Army. LAURAL MAY CORWIN Treas . of Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y, sec. to teacliers. pres. off. class. Business. 4' ' if J U the if N1 W Nineteen 4 wt' x som I .1 Twenty ALLEN COSINH' Permanent record squacl, matlm clulo, sclwlarsliip pin every term. Broolclyn College. GEORGE COX Trzilililic ancl footlvall squads. vice-presrol Newman cu . Bu ' ss. Q X7 r' .. V, if Ryan if ROSAl.lE DADO Late ancl c ting squacls. recorcl olifice, Newman clula. Holstr College. ,f JOSEP N D l.. History office squacl, lvase- loall ni St. .lol1n's University. l PEARL DANIEL Patrol squacl, sec. to teaclicrs, worclsters, Nlenora . Business. NORMAN DANSKER Traflic squad. New Yorli University. MICHAEL DASKALASKIS Orclicstra. St. .lolm's University. BEATRKZE DAVlDOl:l: Sec. to tcaclwers. luasc- hall and civil service clulJs, Log representative. Business. BEATRICE DAVIDSON Program olllzice assi., sec. to teacliers, maclrigal. Business. NATAl.lE DENIGRIS Sec. to teaclicrs, New- man ancl swimming clulas. Business. ANNE DELLA Bovl Sec. to teacliers. Spanisli ancl matli clubs. silver sclxolarsliip pins, asst. in Frenclu ollice. Cornell University. JUNE DENTON Pres. and vice-pres. off. class. sec. to tcacliers. Business. GEORGE DEUTSCH Library Squad. Brooklyn College. ANITA DlAlVlOND Asst. in general office, sec to teaclxers. Brooklyn College. MARTIN DICKSTEIN laaln. squacl, scllolarsliip pins. Broolilyn College. .lUl.lA DlNl'lOFER Sec. to teaclucrs, German, Menoralx, ancl maclrigal clubs. University ol lVliami. ff sept. 3, 1939- Great Britain de- clares war on Ger- many as a result of the invasion of Poland on Sept. 1. France, Canada and New Zealand immediately fol- low suit. Mme! 4 Oct. 1939 B u cl d y Brandt, Jack Torgan and Gloria Harrison become the new school officers. DONALD DlSlCK ' Traclc team, guarcl, asst in swimming clepartment. Tufts University. ARTHUR DLUGOFF Vice-pres. off. class tllree times, dramatic cluln. stage squad. asst. to tmasliet- ball manager. Brooklyn College. AVRAlVl DORMAN Traffic squacl, Menorali. lala. asst. University of Vvisconsin. ROBERT DORSKIND Pres. olii. class, Log stall, silver scllolarsllip pin every term, current events club, ping-pong team. Cornell University. SYLVAN DOUGLASR Arista, lionor sclmol senate. University ot Cliicago. Gl..ORlA DRAUDlN'l' Varsity sliow. clramatic clulo, Pinafore cast, sec. to teaclier, marlrigal cluln. Bamarcl College. SEYMOUR DRESHER College. . ALBERT DRE.YER ' Traffic squafl, music clulo, matlrigal, biology squacl. University ot lowa. . f 1, ff MARX DRE Art squacl, vice- es.- oft. class, vice-pres. gallery clula, Nlaclison Minute Men. Cooper Union. TOBY DROGIN Go-getters, sec. to teachers, Menorah. Comell University. DANIEL DUBERMAN Golcl scholarship pin every term, Helnrew cluln, clmemistry laln. squafl, luncli guard. Rutgers University. DANIEL DUDENHOEFFER Pres. and vice. IJTCS. BHK. ClElSS, l1HIlClball team, glI8Id. Duke University. CHARLES DUNNE. Business. ARTHUR A. EBENFlEl..D9l' Traffic and clis- missal squads, maolrigal, room asst. Engineering School. DANIEL EBERT Orclmestra. Syracuse Uni- versity. JULES ECHELMAN Sec. to teacllers, gym squad. ClliCBg0 University. 1.1 i 4 o H W - I l 7 lb K 'lk Ill Twenty-One 2? eq! .. X '!' x. 'l f le Twenty-two BURTON tl. ECKSTEIN Associate eclitor of P.lVl. Journal. Cornell University. JOAN ECKS'-l-ElN P.lVl. Journal stall, macirigal, Spanish cluh, sec. to teachers. Ohio University. STANLEY EHRENBERG Photography eclitor of Log, and Highway, camera ancl music cluhs. traffic squacl. College of the City of New Yorlc. CECELIA EICHWALD Upsilon Theta Hi-Y. traffic squacl, office squad, sec. to teachers. East- man School of Music. ELEANOR EISENSTAT Sec. to teachers, Men- orah, Spanish and movie critic cluhs, silver scholar- ship pins. Business School. STANLEY ELLENBOGEN Manager ancl sec. of rille team, traffic squacl, lVlarlison Minute lVlen. Cornell University. ELAINE SKIPPY ENGELSONQ Sec. of GO., Arista, sec. of maclrigal, chemistry lalo. asst., history honor soc. Brooklyn College. CAROL REGINA ENGLEQF Arista, boosters, honor girls, Highway ancl Log staffs, golcl scholar- ship pins. Radcliffe University. TERESA EOVIEROE Newman clula, Worclsters, sec. to teachers, assi, in art office. Aclelphi College. FRANCES EPSTElN Asst. in general office. orchestra, sec. to teachers, scholarship certificates. Chin University. Sl'lEll..A ROSS ESSON Business. HENRY ENgREFT'i Pres. of current events clulo, capt. o dismissal squad, asst. sports eclitor of Highway, Arista. College. 5' JOHN FADOOL College. DORIS lVl. FALGUT Asst. in clinic and in health office, sec. to teachers. Business. RlTA E. FALKQE Asst. in speech ancl math offices, scriloes anal stuclent citizens cluhs, sec. to teachers. College. .lOSEPl'llNE FARANO Sec. to teachers, has- lccthall cluh, scholarship certificate. Business. May 10, 1940- Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Belgium are in- vaded by land, sea and air. All ca- pitulate before the month is at an end. Sept. 1939 Madison's Honor School is formed with Miss Kroeber at the head. JEROME FARER3 Dismissal squad, Pan-Amer ican club. New Yorlc University. W, 5 A gn EDWARD FARREL sec. in history office tour X. , ff terms, traffic squad. Business. Q .mfg X-iffl. -. ss., x e1-.Dm Q NIYRA FARRELL Sec. to teachers, maclrigal I w and dramatic clulos. University of Southem - California. . . , . Q I it FRED FAUPEL Pres. otl. class, lihrary squad, Q sec. to teachers. United States Army Air Corps. IRENE FAUPEL Sec. to teachers. Business DORIS FEDER Sec. oft. class, sec. to teachers, Spanish and Menorah clulos, scholarship awards. New Yorlc University. NAT FEIERTAG Fencing team, guard. Business ELEANOR FEIGIN Library squad. asst. in stenography office, Pan-American clulo. College of the City ot New York. ESTELLE FEINMAN Sec. to teachers. Busi- ness College. PAULINE FEINNE Sec. to Mr. Blumstein, cutting squad, silver and bronze scholarship pins. lota Gamma. Nurses Training School. CAROL FELDMAN Traffic squad, leaders and PCEICC Cll1lJS, guard. College. .IOS FEl,QNlANvramativ soc., business off clges,'i1Etlm,yKans Fglicollege. 1 . how ts clulo pres f ' UQ G+ JEROME FERBER Brooklyn College. DOROTHY FICHTENBAUM Sec. to teac ers Business College. ROBERT Fll..lPPl Guard. loaselnall team. Dele- hanty Institute. LAWRENCE FINGERHUT Traffic squad, vice-pres. oft. class. Brooklyn College. Twcn ty- three M x I 'J' Twenty-lour l'lARRlET FlNKEl.STElN Sec. to teachers, puhlicity comm. of varsity show, scholarship awarcls, Pitman pins. Business. ALVIN M. FISCHBEINSC Highway smtf, Ger- man cluh, vice-pres. off. class, clismissal squad. lVleclical School. HERBERT FISHER Capt. of guarcls, camera cluh. Broolclyn College. ROBERT FISHKIND Three bronze scholarship pins, guarcl, sec. to teachers. College of the City of New York. BEVERLY FISHMANi'i Dramatic soc., maclrigal, lah. squacl. Business. GLORIA FLADELL Sec. to teachers, golcl and silver scholarship pins. Hunter College. ALVIN FLEISCHER Varsity hasehall team, junior varsity haslcetloall team, vice-pres. off. class. traffic squacl. University of Vvisconsin. JEAN FLEMING Sec. to teachers. Business SOPl'llE FLOREZ Log stall., traffic squad, asst. to lxfliss Zellner, sec. to teachers. New Yorlc University. JACQUELINE L. FORMANY Mikado and Pinafore casts, matlrigal, sec. to teachers. Comell University. HOVVARD G. FOX Pres. of Phi Lamliula Hi-Y, Capt. of traffic squacl, asst. to Miss Home. College of the City oi New Yorlc. SHEILA FOX Sec. to teachers, scholarship certificates. Broolilyn College. NORMA FRANKEL Pres. anal sec. olzf. class, sec. to teachers. Aclelphi College. ANNE FREEMAN Sec. to teachers, lah. asst., husiness staff of varsity show, asst. in college recorcl office. University of Maryland. lVlAR'-l-'HA FRIED Menorah, sec. to teachers. College. l..ll..l..lAN FREILICH Tralzllic ancl cutting squacls, clefense stamp representative. Business. May 15, 1940- Churchill s u c - ceeds Chamber- lain a s British Prime Minister. Dec. 1939 We enjoy the Dra- m a t i c Societyas presentation o f She Stoops to Conqueri' at the Brooklyn Acad- emy of Music. BERNICE FRlEDlVlAN Sec. to teachers. Busi- ness School. FLORENCE FRlEDlVlAN'k Arista, capt. ot cutting squad, madrigal clula. Guggenheim Dental School. FLORENCE B. FRIEDMAN Asst. in laanlc, sec. oft. class, Menorah, late squad. .loumalism School. ROY FRIEDMAN Chemistry lalu. squad, camera and astronomy clulos. College. SAUL FRIEDMAN Capt. ot traffic squad, puln- tic spealcing clula, rifle team, vice-pres. oft. class. College. lVlARlAN FRUlTSTONE Sec. to teachers, cutting squad, asst. in general oltice. Business School. MARTIN FUCHS Lala. asst., sec. to teachers. College ot the City ot New Yorlf. ALFRED GAlVlRlN:k Chemistry squad, silver scholarship pin every term, conservation comm. Brooklyn College. STUART GARRELL Boolc room squad. Texas AGM. HELEN E. GASTAUER Sec. otit. class, asst. in general office, sec. in record room. Business. DANlEl.. E. GELFOND Chemistry and math clubs, scholarship pin every term. Broolclyn College. ANlTA GEORGE Sec. to teachers, guard, madrigal. Business School. l'lARRlET GERSHATER Swimming cluh, mad- rigal, guard, sec. to teachers. College. EDWARD GILHOOLY Sec. ott. lass. w- man and rii'le clulu trattic ua nited tes Navy. l . j ROSALIE GIMPRICH? Arista, gold scholar- sliip pin every tcrm, Highway and Log statts, dramatic soc. Barnard College. SELMA GlNSBERG Sec. to teachers, Highway- man staff, guard. Bamard College. Q, 4 ' y ,db so -Q.. --... Twenty-tive r Q J 3- X . F .ii if Chg llwenty- six STUART GLUCKMAN Current events club. Business School. HERBERT GLUCKSON History honor soc., current events club, service squad. scholarship awards every tenn. Comell University. FLORENCE GOLDBERG Revision editor ot Log, asst. to grade adviser, lilarary squad, movie and Spanish clulns, gold and silver scholarship pins. Brooklyn College. FRANCES GOLDBERGS' Defense, French. and Spanish clulus. room asst. Brooklyn College. LAVVRENCE GOLDBERGQ Pres. of dramatic soc., asst. director of varsity play, pres. off. class, track team. Brooklyn College. lVlARll..YN GOLDBERG Dramatic soc., girls baseball and leaders clulos, lilurary squad, sec. to teachers. Art School. MELBA GOLDBERG Pres. and sec. off. class, cutting squad, history honor soc. Broolclyn College. SYLVIA GOLDBERG Lilnrary squad, vice- pres. of pululic speaking clulJ, sec. to teachers, scholarship awards, current events club. New Yorlc University. JACOB GOLDBLATTS' Orchestra. Dartmouth College. BERNARD VV. GOLDMAN3 Vice-pres. ot orchestra, chemistry lah. squad, Arista, pres. of photography clula. Massachusetts ln- stitute of Technology. BERNICE GOLDNER Sec. to teacher, floor squad. Business. EDWARD H. GOLDSTEIN Biology lalo. and service squads, math and current events clulos. School of Aviation Mechanics. EUGENE B. GOLDSTEINX' Arista, math and Spanish clulus. College. KENNETH GOLDSTEINW Arista, current events and math clulas, traffic squad. Medical School. MURRAY GOl..DSTElNa: Vice-pres. of lui- ology clulo, Arista, traffic squad, asst. in English office. West Point. PETER H. GOLDSTEIN Pres. and vice-pres. oft. class, asst. to teacher, Highwayman Business staff. Brooklyn College. June 10, 1940- Mussolini leads Italy in war just in time to stab F r a n c e in the back? Feb. 1940 Madison's record- breaking string of basketball wins is stopped at 37 by Erasmus team. LOUIS GOODKINDX' ol lvladison Minute lVlen, istry, and physics clulus. ALBERT GOTFLIEBW Capt. and asst. capt. Latin, German, chem- New Yorlc University. Five silver scholarship pins, tralllic squad, lvlenorah, math, and Spanish cluhs. Georgia Technic Institute. BERNARD GO'I'TLIEB'I' Silver and gold scholarship pins, trallic squad, lvlenorah, Spanish cluln. Georgia Technic Institute. GORDON GOTTLIEB Swimming and hand- lnall teams, haslccthall. squad, chemistry lah. asst. Sec. to teachers, vice- PFCS. Bild SCC. OH. class, gllafd. Drake BLISIIICSS Business, LEONORE GOTTLIEB School. GEORGE A. GOULD Radio clulo, rille and fencing teams, chemistry lah. squad. Cooper Union, MARGARET GRACE Sec. to teachers, New- man cluh. Business School. IRENE GRASIVIANN Honor girls, Newman and leaders' cluhs, madrigal. New Yorlc University. EDWARD GREEN Current events clulb, Span- ish certificate, silver scholarship pin. College. HOVVARD GREEN Traffic and service squads. Business. KURT GREENBAUIVI lVIadison Minute Men, room asst. Business School. CORINNE GREENBERG Menorah, basket- lzmall team, sec. to teachers. Business School, EDYTHE GREENBERG Scholarship award every term, sec. oft. class, current events cluln, sec. to teachers. Hunter College. LEONORE R. GREENBERGW Asst. to grade adviser, sec. to teachers. Spanish cluln. Spanish ccrtillicate. Brooklyn College. IVIIRIAIVI R. GREENBERG Art and cutting squads, Log art statl, asst. to lVliss Zellner, Hoor squad. Brooklyn College. SHIRLEY GREENBERG Sec. to teachers, wordsters, girls, haslcetloall and swimming teams. Business. I flx :Ag I I Qllfgl E' 5 Ev V , 12 TQ, 9 3 LA Twenty-seven PRETZEL Q1 ..- alfa Twenty-eight ,si BERTRAM C. GREENE Track team, lah. squacl, pres. oft. class, junior varsity laasehall team. Columloia University. IVIARY GREENEW Arista, sec. off. class, math clulo, sec. to teacher, Bamarcl College. ROGER GREENE Biology cluh, haslcetloall and biology lalo. squacls. Alleghany College. LEONARD GREESSH' Pres. aft. class, Arista, pres. of honor school, microscope clula. New York University. FRANCES GRUMET First aicl. movie and Menorah clulos, scholarship certificates. Nurses' Training School. IRVING GRUNDT Pres. and vice-pres. oil. class, German certificate, six scholarship pins. Columbia University. GERARD GUERIN Library squad, guard, maclrigal, Newman clulo. Brooklyn College. VINCENT GUIDA Pres. and vice-pres. off. class, Dartmouth College. MILDRED GUSSARQF Vice-pres. of madrigal, asst. to Mr. Blumstein, sec. to teachers, Menorah. Business. ALLAN HACKER Sec. off. class. Business ARTHUR HAGGERTY Business ELAINE HAIDT3' Scholarship awarfl every term, sec. of movie clulo, lilnrary squad, Spanish clultn. Brooklyn College. PEARL Nl. HALTER Business stalt of Log, sec. to teachers, Pitman pin, asst. to college aclvisory comm., commercial career club. Business. SELIVIA HAIVIERX' Math and Spanish clubs, asst. to grade aclviser, sec. to teachers. College of the City of New York. ALBERT HAMOWY Harvard Law School. THEODORE H. HANSBURY Pres. of Phi Lamhcla Hi-Y, vice-pres. off. class, capt. of traffic squad. Royal Canaclian Air Force. June 21, 1940- As a result of Franceis surren- der, negotiations for peace are be- gun in Compiegne Forest. A new French govern- ment is set up at Vichy. ,J Wi? Mar. 1940 Roy Gootenberg, Milton Dinhofer and Rosalind Pen- ner c h o s e n to head school for the term. Zf CHARLES HARDER Sec. to floor manager, traffic squad, asst. in record office. United States Navy. SHELDON HARRIS Pres. ol gallery cluh, vice- pres. ol art squad, art editor ol Highwayman, Madison Minute Men. Business. 'S-Go-IQ! ' X JOHN HARRISON ard, Madison Minute lVlen, lihrary squad. United States Coast Guard. JUNE E. HAWIE Cheering squad, madrigal, vice-pres. oll. class, sec. to teachers. Business College. EDWARD HAYTON Pres. ol seventh and eighth grades, pres. oft. class. asst. to grade adviser, six scholarship awards. St. .lohn's University. AGNES M. HEEMSOTI-I Sec. to teachers, cutting squad, scholarship awards. Business. GLORIA HELFAND Dramatic cluln, asst. to Miss Horne, sec. to teachers. New Yorli University, MYRON .l. HELFGOTI' Go-getters, Spanish tiesta, dramatic soc., hoosters, pres. oil. class. Brooklyn College. MALCOLM HELLMAN Boosters, tennis team, Capt. of traffic and microscope squads, radio worli- shop. Louisiana State University. CHARLES .l. HERMAN Traffic squad, pres. ll. class, phtograp Qweniversity. EM ' JULIUS HERTLING Current events cluh, vice- pres. oft. class, silver scholarship pins, service squad. Columlaia University. ELEANOR HERTZIG Sec. off. class, sec. to teachers, scholarship award every term, Highway- rnan stall. Brooklyn College. BERNICE HERZBERG Sec. to teachers, sec. off. class, scholarship awards, treas. otl. class. University ol Southern California. Sl'llRLEY HERZOG Dramatic soc., sec. oft. class, Spanish fiesta. gold and silver scholarship pins, student citizens ol America. College ol the City ol New York. ROSALYN HEYER Sec. to teachers, madrigal cluh. Business College. ALBERT l'llLl..lVlAN History office squad. guard, chemistry cluh, room asst. College. wt xx il was, MSN I I qi. ,,' V. iiaalv ' fkfff. Twenty-nine S? Z- Wa it f -... X if lVlURlEl.. HINDIN Sec. to lVlr. Blumstein, sec. oft. class, lvlenoralm, clramatic soc., maclrigal. College. NVILLIAM HIRSCHW College. SEYMOUR HOCHMANW Pres. off. class. lionor scllool senate, math cluln. tralilzic squad. Pennsylvania University. ELAINE HOLLANDER Vice-pres. and sec. ali. class, sec. to teacliers, lVlenoral1. New York University. LORETTA l'lOLlVlAN Biology lalv. squad, Spanisli fiesta, girl's clmeering squacl, pulnlic speaking clulo. Business. BLOSSOM HONIG Sclrolarslrip certificate, sec. to teacliers, first aicl cluls. New Yorlc University. DOROTHY HOROWITZ Sec. of go-getters, vice-pres. oil. class, tralzllic squad, girls, laaslcetloall cluln. New Yorlc University. VlRCvlNlA HOSEY Swimming and lilurary squacls, room asst. Nursing Sclrool. GEORGE IDELSONS' Arista, pres. of lmonor scllool, eclitor in cluiet of Honor Scroll, pres. oi biology clula, Log statl. New Yorlc University. DOROTHY ll.rOVVlTE Civil service clulu, sec. to teachers. Business College. ALBERT llVlBORNONl?l' Asst. to grade acl- viser. Pratt lnstitute. JOSEPHlNE lNTERLlCvl Sec. to teaclrers, silver scholarship pins, tennis and inasltetlvall ClLlIJS. St. .lolmys University. JUl..lAN ISGUR Varsity l1andl9all team. matii clula, pres. oil. class. Stevens Teclrnic lnstitute. MILLICENT JACOBS Lilorary squacl, sec. oft. class, maclrigal, sec. to teacliers, sclrolarslnip awards. College. GEORGE JAVER Vice-pres. oft. class, sec. to teacliers, room asst. Jolfms Hopkins University. TOSIA JOEL Asst. to teaclmers. New Yorlc University. ' V N XXX J - J Q .ffv Thirty Oct. 29, 1940- The first peace- time conscription begins when Sec. of War Stimson draws the first draft n u m b e r from the gold- fish b o w l 0 f World War fame. May 1940 We hear Madison students partici- pating in a De- mocracy program over C.B.S. net- work. ' H. JOSEPH JQFFEES Honor scroll staff, Madi- son Minute Men, ping-pong team, Higtxwayman stalzt. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. IVHLDRED JOHANSEN Sec. to teachers. serv- ice squad, business club. Business. - GEORGE JOHNSON Baseball team, pres. oft. class, P.S.A.l... pins, dramatic club. United States Air Corps. LORRAINE JOHNSTON3' Sec. of Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y, traffic squad. University of Nortli Carolina. HOWARD JUSTERQ Pres. off. class, late and traffic squads. University of Pennsylvania. ELLIOT KAHANERS' Business manager of Highway, capt. ol Nladison Minute Men. traffic squad, Menorah. College ot,tt1e City ot New York. JERRY KALNIUS Clleer leader, asst. to Mr. Blumstein, asst. in boys, gym, tralzlzic squad. Business. GERALD KAMINERQ Arista, capt. of dismissal squad, math club, ping-pong team. Columbia University. CHESTER KAlVllNESTER'I' Asst. in general office, first aid club. New York University. JESSE KANAREK'k Arista, co-capt. ot clieer leaders, late squad, vice-pres. of Spanish club. New Yorlc University. WALLACE KANDELLS' Vice-pres. ot Pan- American club, traffic squad. New York University. ETHEL KANNER Business. 4- lRE KANTOFFS Sec. of go-getters, vice- pres. olzf. class, treas. of Menorah, dramatic soc. X ' Pennsylvania State University. t x . xl, J K . X X ALLEN KANTOR Varsity football team. traffic squad, pres, off. class, asst. to teachers. College. ALEX KAPLAN Math club and team, radio club. Virginia Nlilitary Academy. BERNICE KAPLANQ lvladrigal, economics club, sec. oft. class. Cornell University. :M !'4QY'6Qfg5Ag3I ll X 1 Y Tllirty-one 5 gl!! Thirty- two LEONARD KAPNER Capt. of trattic squad, asst. to teachers, asst. in general office, pres. oft. ciass, scholarship pins. Brooklyn Cottege. ELEANOR KARONQ' Arista, news stat-t ot Highway, Honor Scroll stait, sec. oft. class. Brooictyn Coitege. V BERNARD KASS Foothait and tihrary squads. vice-pres. oft. ctass, major and minor M in toothait. Business. LUCILLE GLORIA KASSVANW Arista, sec. oi Pan-American ciuiu, Highway staff, iota Gam- ma, ticket comm. of varsity show. University ot New Mexico. RHODA KASTRINER Asst. on cotiege ad- visory comm., husiness staff ot Log. civii service ctuh. Business. GEORGE KATZ Pres. and vice-pres. oft. ctass, handhaii, ibasehaii, and swimming teams. Rutgers University. HERBERT KATZ Service and tate squads, pres. oft. class. Loweii Textile College. IRVVIN KATZ Biology lah. and dismissal squads, hioiogy ciuh. Business. NORMAN KATZQ Editor in chief ot Highway and Honor Scroll, Arista, math and debating teams. Columbia University. HUBERT KAUFFNIAN Scrihes ciuh, field hand, room asst. Coiiege. KENNETH M. KAUFMAN Pres. of sixth grade, gold and silver scholarship pins, hronze service pin. pres. oft. ctass. College ot the City ot New York. ELIZABETH KEENE Pres. ot Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y, pres. otzt. ctass, chairman of jewelry comm., sec. to Miss Home. Connecticut College tor Wofnen. ADELE KELLER iota Gamma, madrigai, cutting and traffic squads, high school city chorus. Hunter College. DONALD E. KELLER Fencing team, hiotogy tah. and traffic squads, pres. Ott. ciass. Tufts University. BARBARA KELSEYH' Capt. of cutting and attendance squads, vice-pres. of Newman ctuh, Arista, Log staff. Corneit University. EVELYN KIPNIS Treas. of Mcnoraii, traffic squad, vice-pres. oft.. ciass, sec. to teachers. Beaver Cotiege. Nov. 5, 1940- F r a n k l i n D . Roosevelt, break- ing precedent, is elected president for the third time. ,fifff May 1940 Madison debaters win division two championship. GERTRUDE KIRCHENBERGW lVlenoral1, movie clulo, sec. oft. class, scholarship awards. Berkeley lnstitute. LEONORE IQRSCHNER Sec. to teactters. lomnze scltolarsliip pins. Pennsylvania State College. BARBARA KLARQ Sec. to Miss Hanslnery. traliic squad, see. ot wordsters, mattt club, swim- ming tcam. Barnard College. SHIRLEY Kl..ElNig Arista, dramatic cluln. varsity sliow, asst. to grade adviser. Bamard College. SIDNEY Kl..ElN Baslcetloall team, loand, Arista, pllotograpliy cluln, at Alexander Hamilton Higti. College ot tlie City ot New Yorlc. S. CALVIN KLEPPER Pres. oft. class, varsity tennis team. tive scliolatsliip awards, asst. capt. ot dismissal squad, pres. of wordsters. Comell University. STANLEY KLIGFELD ' Capt. ot debating team, Higltway staff, Arista. l'ronor scltool senate, Big Parade staff, Columlvia University. PICS. OH. class, microscope and German clulos. laeliigtt University. DOROTHY KLUTZ Sec. to teacliers, .lane Delano and Red Cross clulos. Business. MARILYN KOBSAQ' Arista, sec. ot late squad and olt. class, math clula, dramatic soc. Broolilyn College. HELEN KOENIGSBERG Traffic and nfhce squads, sec. to teacliers, treas. oft. class. Brooklyn College. lVllCl'lAEl.. KOFSKYQI' Pres. of music cluln, Highway sta tt. Michigan University. SEVVALD KOLBERT TiaFFic squad, associate editor of P. M. Journal, P.S.A.L. atllletic awards. University ot Vvisconsin. VVlLl..lAlVt KONECKY Capt. of fencing team. cliecr leaders squad, pres. oft. class, major in atltletics. United States Army. NORMAN KONlCOl:F Fencing and ril'le teams. College. GENE KOPEL Vice-pres. oft. class, laowling squad, silver P.S.A.L. pins. New Yorli University. Norucg -- MIDTERM ' P.. ' comm: X Qx 1 V I5 -s XL X -Q ' -..,l. 9,..m,,,, F197 W9 Thirty-lliree 2? 'a s it ' af Tllirty- tour JULES KORNH' Traltic squacl, tirst aicl clulo. MILDRED KORNFELD Sec. to teacliers. treas. ott. class. Business. HELEN KOTCHERX Arista, etticiency comm., lwnor scliool senate, Spanisli clulo. Barnarcl College. EDlTl'l KRAMER Sec. to teacliers, maclrigal. Business. ROBERT KRASNOW Raclio, pliysics, and chemistry clulns, clremistry laltm. squacl. New York University. ROSLYN KRAVITZ Sec. to teachers, sclxolar- sliip certiticate. Hunter College. t SHERMAN KREFFHNG Capt. ot Madison lVlinute lVlen, German and clmemistry clulos. Cooper Union. BARRY KREHSBERG Varsity lnaslcetlaall team, pres. ot liistory lmonor soc., pres. ott. class, trattic squacl. Brown University. LARRY KREVAT Baseball squad. Business l..ll..A KRlMKO Treas. and sec. otl. class, sec to teaclmers. Business College. JOSEPH KRONENBERG Orchestra ancl lsancl. Massachusetts lnstitute ot Teclinology. JOSIE KUBESH Asst, to gracle adviser, trattic squacl. Business. CORlNNE KUPFERBERG Sec. to teacluers, laanli representative, guarcl, sec. in general ottice. New York University. RUTHE KUROT Lilnrary squacl, sec. to teacluers, pres, and sec. ott. class. Business College. lVlELVlN KURTZ Orcliestra, vice-pres. oft. class, lVlenoral1. Columloia University. AARON KUSHNER Silver scllolarsllip pin every term, vice-pres. ott. class, cliemistry and pllysiograpliy clulos, P.S.A.l... pins. College. Mar. 11, 19411- President Roose- velt signs the lease - lend b i l l w h i c h replaces our cash-and-can ry policy. June 1940 We take our first Regents examina- tions. S. SYLVIAALACHS Sec. to teachers, cutting squacl. Gouctier College. MARVIN LANDAUQ Arista, pres. of matli. club and team. Nlatlmemaclison staff. Dartmouth University. NElL LANDAU Tennis squad. New Yorlc University. LOIS LANKSBURY General office asst., sec. off. class, swimming squad, guarcl. Business. BERNlCE LAPOFF lota Gamma, library and floor manager squads, sec. off. class. Comell University. HILDA LAUPER Scholarship awarcls. Business. QE E canal vvoe,cfvySf5 Y f r 1 f 413 -12971 . 1 4 ,Le-'-f'.29'l L . JOYCE LAUFERS' Asst. to floor manager, art staff of Highwayman, sec. to teachers. Arista. Pratt lnstitute. JOY LAWSON Sec. first aicl clulo, sec. to teachers, booli and photography clubs. Business. IRVING LAZAROVVITZ Pres. of tlistory lionor soc., lousiness manager of dramatic soc.. manager ot spring concert, co-chairman of G.O. emergency looard. Rutgers University. MILDRED LEBOVVITZ Sec. to teacliers, macl- rigal, dramatic soc., lnaslcetloall team. Hunter College. Q f ROBERT LEHRICHS Math. and German clubs. College. MARTIN LElN Traffic squad, sec. to teachers, ctelfense representative, P. lVl. traclc team. United States Marines. THEl..lVlA LEINVVALD Sec. to teacliers, laas- lcetlaall, Menorah anct Spanish clulvs. New York University. IRVING LEPSELTER Hoclcey team, room asst. College of the City of New Yorlc. NORMA LERNER Late and traffic squacls, sec. to teachers. College. SEYMOUR LERNERi' Lieut., asst. capt., ancl capt. of clismissal squad, chess club. Johns Hoplcins University. 'K Ox?- POV' Q in x x -' xx l' 5 Tlairty-Five sn U 4 I Q W4 fl, WV F ' x Thirty-six EHAEEN LESSERi' Traffic squaol, Highwayman stail, lota Gamma, sec. to lVlr. Blumstein. Raci- cliile College. Pl'lYl.il.ilS LEV College aclvisory laoarcl, biology lah squacl, history honor soc., German clulo. College. THEODORE l.4EVENTlrlAl.fg l..ate squacl, Log stall. Northwestern University. HOVVARD LEVlN Madison chorus, music honor soc., city high school chorus, pres. ofl. class. University oi VXfisconsin. EDXVARD l..EVlNE lvlath ancl biology clulos, vice-pres. olll. class, scholarship awards. Purdue University. RENEE LEVlNEii Arista, Capt. of floor mana- gcr's squaci, vice-pres. off. class. Hunter Gollege. RHODA LEVlNE Biology lalo. squacl, Spanish anal lranrihall clulns, sec. to teachers. Brooklyn College. EMANUEL l..E.VlNSON5k Dramatic soc.. asst. Capt. ol dismissal squad, math club. Cooper Union. l.4OlS LEVlNSON'g Sec. to teachers, culture clulo, lWlenorah. College ol the City oi New York. MONROE l..EVlTAN Capt. ol traffic squad, lunch squacl, Menorah, photography anal scrilocs clulos. Ohio University. lVlORTON l.,EVl-FAN Pres, oil. class, swimming team, Capt. ol guarcls, mimeograplr squad. New Yorlc University. ELAINE LEVYt Arista, Nlenorah, stuclent citizens ol America, honor school senate. College ot the City ol New Yorlf. MARILYN LEVY Gracie ailviserls squatl, asst. to lvlr. Blumstein, Menorah, sec, to teachers. lVlusic Conservatory. lVllLDRED LEVYifi Arista, pres. of music honor soc., co-clirector of honor school operetta guild, Log staff, orchestra. Hunter College. SHIRLEY LEVY Sec. to teachers, general oii-ice asst,, traffic squad. Business College. lVlORTlN'lER l..EVVlS Vice-pres. off. class, asst. to grade adviser. Forclham University. Apr. 10, 1941- The United States takes over the pro- tection 0 f Green- land. Occupation of Iceland fo l - lows three months later. Sept. 1940 We finally enter the A.M. session. STELLA LIAKAS 'Sect to teaclxers, clelense stamp and Log representative, loaselnall clulo. Dralce Business College. ARTHUR LlEBERNlAN Baseball team, Span- isll clulo. asst. to teachers. New Yorli University. SEYlVlOUR l..lEBlVlAN Room asst. Georgia Scliool ol Teclrmology. JOAN EDITH LlF'I'MANg Floor managers squacl, scliolarsliip awarcl comm., .lane Delano clulw, sec. to teacliers ancl ollf. class. lvlount Sinai Hospital Training Scliool. Sl'llRl.lEY l..lGl'lT'k Program comm.. stuclent citizens club, asst. to tcacliers. College ol tlie City ol New Yorli. LAURENCE LILIENFIELDQ' Math team. tralllic, clismissal, ancl luiology squacls. Columbia Uni- versity. SIDNEY lulPNlAN installation oi speaker sys- tem, raclio ancl matli clulos. vice-pres. oil. class. Broolclyn Polyteclmical lnstitute. NATAl.lE LIPPMAN Sec. to teaclmers. asst. in G.O. ollice. Business. lfl.AlNE G. LIPSENTER Vvorclsters, sec. to teacliers, scliolarslnp awarcls. Business College. ROSALIND LITKOFSKW' Sec. to Miss Zellner, asst. on attendance comm.. German cluln, cutting squacl. Columbia University. MORTIMER LITOVCHICK5' Editor of Mathc- maclison. Arista. orchestra, microscope club. Co- lumloia University. ESTELLE R. l..ll IENBERG Sec. to teaclwers. orclwestra, girls' cheering squacl. Business College. EDYTHE SHARI Lil IWIN Sec. to teachers. College. DAVID LOBELQ' Pres. ol lionor sciiool, asst. czlitor ol Honor Scroll, manager ol: loaslcetlaall team, boosters. University ol Pennsylvania. lVlAXlNE LOBEL Sec. to teacliers, lvlenorali, sec. in clinic. Spanisla clula. Beaver College. REGINA LOBELLS' General office asst., graclc 2idVlSCl',S asst., sec. to tcacliers. Aclelpln College. FIELD if lk ill ea E30 dit. ll t 1 8 1 ,9 Tliirty-seven QOL O ref s,,,4 ! fave 022 lit - 1, J Thirty-eight BETTY LOHMAN Sec. to teachers, Pitman awards. Business. ROBERTA LORINQ Sec. to teachers, Highway staff, annex ctramatic cluh, honor school senate, movie ciuh. Cornell University. ISABEL LOVVE Asst. in stenography office, sec. to teachers. Business College. LAUREEN LOWENBRAUN Cutting and traffic squacls, mactrigat. asst. in clinic, sec. to teachers. Wisconsin University. GLORIA LOVVENSTEIN Office and traffic squads, sec. to teachers. Spanish ctuh. College. ALLAN LUBIN Dismissal squad, vice-pres. off. class, hioiogy cluh. Brooklyn College. AN'f sst to grade a viser, erxice 'uw ct Co ectlcut College .I . I . at ' psiIon Theta Hi-Y, s. 1' 1 r s. ' . LEON IVIACHIZQE Math ciuh, Madison Minute Wien, scholarship awards. Cooper Union. LILLIAN MACHIZ ' Math tutor, sec. to teachers, scholarship awarcts. Business. ROSALIE MACHTA Library squad, sec. to teachers. Business College. RUTH MAGIDSQ Sec. ot microscope club, Big Parade staff, Black and Gold Beetle staff. Comeii University. BLOSSOM NIALOVANY Public speaking club. Spanish tiesta, Spanish ciuh, dramatic soc. Hunter College. 4 MILDRED MANDEL Log staff, art squad, Highwayman, school bank, scholarship awards. Pratt Institute. SAMUEL MARBLESTONE Scholarship awards, traffic squad. New York University. RHODA MANSDORF Sec. to teachers. Em- erson School of Uratory. ROBERT MANSFIELD Math Club, cutting, traffic and late squads, scholarship awards. United States Army. May 241, 1941- The British cruis- er Hood is sunk by the Bismarck which is sent to the bottom three days later by pur- suing British ships. Oct. 194-0 We exult as Madi- son defeats Eras- mus gridders for first time in five years under lights at Ebbets Field. VALERE.4L. MAREKS' Tm. off. class, office asst., Arista. Columbia University. RUTH lVlARGOLlN'l' Asst. in clinic. loanlc anrl cutting squads, scholarship awarcls. Broolclyn College. HERMAN MARK Sec. to teachers, chemistry cluh. Curtiss-VVright Technic lnstitute. FLORENCE MARKOE Arista. Pan4American clulo. sec. to teachers, scholarship awarcls. Broolc- lyn College. ROSLYN MARKOFSKY Cutting squacl, scc. to teachers, scholarship awarcls, swimming awarcl. Business. MARTIN MARKOWITZ Dramatic cluh, tralztic squaci. Business. NATHAN lVlARKOVVlTZ:k Otzlice monitor, traffic squacl, room asst. St. .lohn's University. l.lNNEA IRENE IVIARTINSONH' Lilbrary squad. Business School. GLORIA MARTORELLI Sec. to teachers. marl- rigal. Business Colle ge. WALTER MARX Math. current events, and lirst aid clulns. Business. RALPH MASCOLO Asst. to teacher. traltic squacl, treas. off. class. Columhia University. GINGER MASLON Biology lah. and floor squarls, asst. to Miss Home, honor girls. Broolc- lyn College. ARLYNNE MASS Lihrary squacl, sec. to teachers, asst. in general office, Menorah. Juilliard lnstitute. lVlARll..YN NIAYERS Math ancl French clulas, sec. in math. ottice, Arista. Hunter College. ESTELLE MAZUR Sec. oi hooli cluln, vice- pres. oil. class, sec. to teachers, Highway stall. Broolclyn College. .IENNIE lVlAZZAi' Lihrary and late squacls, NCWIIIHII clulo, SCC. ol looolc lC8gllC. Bl1SlHeSS. 6 A '11 5 ' 694 I lf? Ti fd g c: Thirty-nine 1 Ny Q Qu 17 C t ask, t Hi il ll 6 1 Forty NIURIEI. NICCAVV Sec. to teacilers. Nurses, Training School. JEANNE NICDONALDR Vice-pres of Upsiion Tiicta Hi-Y, gracie aciviser's squaci, math ciuin, Capt. inasicetinaii ciuio. College- 'A 1 ! GENE ii. MCGINLEY New Yorif University. JosEPH MCGOVERN Pres. of Newman club. gene ai office asst., pres. off. ci pintramurai Hfili+I aw rots. Busifre'S.Y 1 .w .. D-iff!! W wr THOMAS MC RA Hg Asst. to gracic aciviser. Business. 5' JOAN MCNAM Treas. of Newman ciuio Kappa Tau Beta, sec. to teacirers, Jane Delano club. St. Eiizaiuetifs College. BOB NICNAUGHTONS' Capt. of matil team, Arista, asst. to iioor manager, Niatiremaciison staff. Columbia University. LENORE NIEADOVVSQ Arista, matii ciuia, sec. to teaciiers. New Jersey Coiiege for Women. IRVING MEHLMANQ Arista. pres. and vice- prcs. of German ciuin, vice-pres. of microscope club. Coiumiwia ,xUniversity. ' , ' r x 4 ' A F . E ,L 'MARCIA ME1sNER Treas. SCC. to iCElCi1C!'S, JHH6 DCIBIIO Cilllfl. BFOOICIYII College. by , K Y , , ,X of senior class. .. J- ' HENRY MENDLER Pilysiograpily and matil ciuios. guard, sciioiarsiiip awarcis. Lehigh Uni- versity. ARTHUR E. MESSNER Track team, camera and biology ciuizvs, scizoiarsiiip award. Brooklyn College. - MARILYN MEYERQ Arista, scholarship awards, inoosters, ciramatic soc., literary eciitor of Log. Brown University. NANCYNMEYERDIRK Asst. to Miss. Zehner sciloiarsiiip awards, Hi-Y, sec. to teasiiers. Business COLLEEN MEYEROVVITZ Sec. to teachers, sciioiarsiiip awarcis. Brooklyn Coiiege. LOUISE MEYEROWITZSQ Sec. of dramatic soc., sciloiarsiiip awards, varsity silow, Arista. University of Wisconsin. June 2, 1941- Baseball's Iron Man, Lou Gehr- ig, dies of paral- ysis at the age of 37. Oct. 1940 1 Eddie Levy, Irwin Schectman a n d Phyllis D u s kin take charge of Madison student administration. M -few HELEN MIGGE Sec. in gym, sec. oft. class. husiness cluh. Business. DAVID Mllaovvlvl-Z Scholarship awarcls, vice- pres. oft. class, sec. to teachers, service squacl. lvlichigan University.f11 u,,,4.t,, H I we, 3,, o FLORA H. MILSTEIN Peace ancl husin s cluhs, scholarship awarrls, sec. to teach s. Business. EDNA MINKOFF Sec. olt. class, sec. to teachers, scholarship awarcls. Business CHESTER MITCHELL Scholarship awarcls. pres. and vice-pres. oft. class. Spanish clulir. Ohio University. JEROME MITCHELL Math cluh, Menorah, Madison lvlinute Men. Broolclyn College. lVlARGUERlTE lVlOLlNARl,k Vice-pres. olt. class. Newman anel Spanish clulos, sec. to teachers. Brooklyn College. VVILLIAM MOOREHEAD Pres. off. class, maclrigal. Business. GERARD MORAN Newman cluh, trattic squacl. Business. VVILLIAM MORAN Basehall and haslcethall teams. sec. ot Stuclent Council at Brooklyn Prep. United States Air Corps. STANLEY MORGAN Ping-pong team, Capt. ot tennis team, biology lah. squacl. CARL MORGENBESSER Traffic squad, room assti: stamp clulo. College ot the City ot New Yor'. EUGENE MORRIS Capt. ot traffic squad. lieut. ot lunch squacl, Madison Minute Men. Ct'-Wiigih' '1. ur Iss ng e LI O i-Y, tra 'c squacl r an hand. Colgate - 5 TO: U24 f L M. Lambda LUClLl..E MOSER Sec. oft. class, scholarship awarcls, cutting squacl, Menorah. Brooklyn College. SHIRLEY MOSKOXVITZ Asst. to Miss Zehner, cutting squacl, sec. of tloor squacl, sec, to teachers. Brooklyn College. - -s 1 sr If Forty-one YJ ,-L.: Q E I ,m l ' il We 1 ll .ill C25 Forty-two DOROTHY lVlUl..l'lERN Sec. to teachers, cut- ting squacl, treas. oft. class. College. JOSEPH MURRAY Swimming squad. Unitecl States Army Air Force. 'jflfbwud Q Pl'lYl..l..lS lVlUSlKERs Cutting an traffic squacls, sec. to teachers, scholarship awarcls. Arista. College. DORIS NAPPSQ Boosters, Higlmwayman staff. program office asst., laanli representative. Adelphi College, SELMA NASS Sec. to teachers, late squad, maclrigal. Business. THERESA NAEHER Asst. to tioor manager, sec. to teachers, vice-pres. off. class, lunch squad. Business College. GERTRUDE NAHMIAS Library squad. Men- orah, Pan-American cluh, scholarship awarcls. Brooklyn College. JOSEPH NAPOl..l Track team, vice-pres. off. class, sec. to teachers. Boston University. ELEANOR NAPOLITANO Pres. oli. class, sec. to teachers, Pitman pins, scholarship awards. Business College. ALAN NECKRITZ Manager oi traclc team, dramatic clulo, oratorians, history honor soc. Uni- versity ol: Pennsylvania. MURRAY NESBITTS' Arista, pres. of honor school operetta guild, sec. of cieloating soc., honor school senate, Spanish fiesta. Broolclyn College. DAISY NESKlN ' Arista, sec. to Miss Zehner. library and cutting squarls, asst. to Miss Hanslnery, Hunter College. BLANCHE NESSEL. Lilorary squacl, sec. to teachers, first aid cluh, scholarship awarcls. Uni- versity of lVlarylancl. NORMA JEAN NEUVVIRTHH' Sec. to Mr. Blumstein, Capt. of Hoot squacl, vice-pres, oi Nlenorah. Log representative. Brooklyn College. MARTIN NEYVMAN? Vice-pres. oi clramatic soc., varsity show, asst. clirector oi honor school operetta guild, music honor soc. University of Vvisconsin. DOROTHY ANN NlKOP Scholarship awarcls, stenography pins, sec. to lvlr. Lcventhal. Steno- type lnstitute. June 22, 1941- Germany invades Russia, breaking n 0 n - aggression pact. Jan. 1941 We bid farewell to 1200 Madison stu- dents and many teachers t r a n s - ferred to Mid- wood. The Annex is abolished at the same time. Midlifd lglywff LILA NISSMAN German clula, sec. to teachers. Business. DOUGLAS NULL Field hand, history honor soc. first aid and hoto ra h Menorah. C , P 3 P Y' 0' , lumloia University. LEONARD 'BRIEN Phi Lambda Hi-Y. Business. X if j FRANCIS O'KEEFE Asst. to grade' advger, vice-pres. otzl. class. Business. VVlLLlAlVl O'KEEFE Newman cluh. Texas A. 5' M. SELMA OKUN Spanish office squad, asst. to grade adviser, silver scholarship pin, Spanish medal. Business. LAVVRENCE OLECK Pres. ell. class. photog- raphy clulo, rifle team, lah. asst. Dulce University. SALLlE OLECK Ceo. to teachers, service and girls' cheer leaders squads, sec. in girls' gym. ARNOLD OLSON P.S.A.L. award, lniology cluh, lnronze scholarship pins. Business School. RUTH S. OPPENHEIM Sec. of filth grade, sec. of boosters. vice-pres. and sec. of Menorah. Highway stall, lota Gamma. Bamard College. JULES ORNSTEHN Photography cluh in Eras- mus, math, current events, and chemistry clulns. Business. MEYER OSOFSKY Pres. oil. class, junior var- sity haslcethall team, gold, silver, and hronze scholarship pins. radio show Hlvly Client Curly. College of the City ol New Yorlc. BERNARD L. Ol INER Traffic squad, asst. in general ollice. College. MARGARET PACE Pres. and treas. ol Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y, traffic squad, Newman and Red Cross cluhs. College. lVlARlON THERESA PALlVllERl Business. ALAN PALL4' Pres. olll. class, scrihes and first aid clulus. Antioch College. M Q 'Gill D . 9 ,3 Forty-three J Forty- tour DHVIURA PAOl..lNI'l' Honor girls. Latin and hanclhall clulos. Hunter College. GEORGE PARKER Go-getters. swimming team, camera clulo. Engineering College. WALTER PARKS History office squacl. Busi- ness. RlTA PENNER Sec, to teachers. Menorah, tennis ancl Pan-American clulas. University oi Pennsylvania. LORNA PERALTA Vice-pres. ol Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y, maclrigal, sec. to teachers, trailiic squact. New London Junior College. HILDA PERKEL Sec. to teachers. cutting squacl, asst. to gracle aclviser, math cluln. Beaver College. BEULAH PERLSTEIN4' History honor soc., asst. to gracle arlviser. maclrigal, scholarship awarcis. Brooklyn College. I EDWIN PERLSTEINX Highway sports ll hoosters. history honor soc., l:l:ic squad. loia University. DORIS PERRIN Asst. to c leg i ry commqx husiness staff othlaog, sec. o . c s, n bln, OJ Log representative. Busine all 7 T 1 lL' y QIIIROUHCBS ANN MARTHA PERRINO Pres. and sec. Off. that If has agreed class. traiiic squacl, asst. to college advisory comm., scholarship pins. Katharine Gihhs Secretarial School. ANTHONY PETROULAKIS Capt. of traffic squad, clismissal ancl late squads. Business. REGINALD PHELAN Pres. off. class, football team, capt, of gym squafl, asst. in history office. Notre Dame University. ESTELLE PICKHOLTZ Asst. to gracle aclviser sec. to teachers, madrigal, silver scholarship pins. Broolclyn College. SCC. Of l'lOl'l0l' SCIIOOI, SCC. oi clramatic clula, maclrigal, pres. olii. class. Prat lnstitute. SCl'lOI3I'Si1ip HWEUCIS, guard. seek to teachers. College of the City oi New Yor . lVlEl..VlN PHT First aid clulu. Menorah, vice- pres. of go-getters, vice-pres. oizi. class. College. to Japanese de- mands for mili- t a r y control in Indo-China. n AM!! ffjf wfjgiw .WM fwizflw ' Feb. 1941 Dr. Ryan leaves Madison for the principalship of New Utrecht High School. X ETHEL PLOTNICK Movie club. Business Scluool. THEODORE PLOTNICK Capt. ot track team, guarcl, sec. oil. class. University ot Southern Calilornia. B7lCI1Dl'8l'l, JEECHSC, Spafl' isll, ancl movie clultrs. Business Scllool. PHYLLIS POLOGEQ Honor girls, asst. in Englisll office. Menorah, aclvertising stall ol Log. Brooklyn College. HYMAN POylERANTZ Capt. ol guarcis, bas- lcetloall team. Yesliivalt College. iVlAXlNE POlVlERANTZ5k Arista, sec. oi l1onor scllool. asst. to gracle aclviser, laiology clulu, treas. oil. class. Hofstra College. FLORENCE PORT? Math ancl scriloes clulus, guard. Brooklyn College. lRlVlA PORTNOY Room asst., leatiers' clulv, sec. to teacliers, Business. BERNICE L. POSNER Vice-pres. otzl. class. Frencl-1 clula, Highway staff, macirigal, Log repre- sentative. Hunter College. HELEN POUTIER Newman club, pres. and vice-pres. olil. class. Business College. NAOlVll PRAC1ERak German club, lxistory tionor soc., cutting squaci, l1onor school opcretta. guild. Brooklyn College. BETTY P EG oil. ss, sec. to teachers, cl ma ., olar ' p MARTHA PRINSK Asst. to Miss Zellner, Arista, traltlzic squafi, asst. to gracle aclviser, scliolar- slmip pin every term. Bamarii College. SIDNEY PRINTZ Astronomy ancl German clulos. New Yorli University. NORMA PROSTQ Asst. to grafle aclviser, l1onor scl1ool representative. scllolarsllip pin every term, madrigal. Columlimia University. IVIARGOT PRUESER Scliolarsliip pins. sec. to teacliers. maclrigal, swimming awards. Business. 92 X31 o -I' -n c 'A-A Qu Forty-five 1 .is 3... ii iii. H fa X C? at ll Forty-six GLORIA PUGLIESE'f' Pres. oft. class, sec. to teachers, leaclers' clula, Menorah. Business School. SELMA RACKER Sec. to teachers. scholarship certificate. College. STANLEY N. RADERA' Sports eclitor of High- way anri Log, Arista, looosters, history honor soc., honor school senate. Columlaia University. SELMA RADILOFPE Pres. QPF. class, honor school senate, asst. to gracle aclviscr, Menorah. Comell University. FRANCES RADINSKY Sec. to teachers, scholar- ship certificates. Business. LEONARD RAKOFSKY P.S.A.I... pins, traffic squad. New Yorlc Agricultural College. .--' LOUISE RANEl.,l..l l..al3. asst., Newman clulo, glpisilcin Thcat l'li-Y. St. Mary's Nurses' Training c oo . GEORGE EDVV ARD RAYMOND Swimming, tootlaall, ancl laasehall squacls, Latin clulo. College of the City of New Yorlc. NORMAN READER Baselaall team. Uni- versity of Vvcst Virginia. RUTH REGAN Sec. to teachers, music appre- ciation clula, lnronze scholarship pins. Long lslancl University. 72 Aug. 14, 1941- President Roose- velt and Prime Minister Churchill I , 7 issue an eight A I point declaration JAMES REILLY C r, ne. . 1. ' 0 ence aims footlaall team. College. ' f evalged d u r i n g meeting at sea. HELEN F. Rlflssil' ' , way staff. College. ROBERT l'l. Rl'1-TER Rifle, math, and phys- iugraphy cluhs, traffic squacl. Massachusetts lnstitute of Technology. IRWIN ROBERTS Fencing team, lcey room squacl, scholarship awarcl. University of Mi i- gan. WILLIAM F. ROBERTSON, JR. Swimming team. Massachusetts State College, WARREN ROCKVVlTl' Co-capt. of varsity fencing team, capt. of ril'le team, prcs. off. class, VVilliam and Mary College. P X Mar. 1941 Eddie Sachs, Jerry Heller and Gloria Alprin are elected by the G.0. mem- bers. MANUEL ROGOFFH' Dismissal squad. Col- lege ol the City of New Yorlc. IRWIN C. ROLL? Editor in chiel ol Honor Scroll, news editor ot Highway, Arista, lvoosters. Columhia University. ARNOLD ROSE Baseluall and traclc teams, field laand, vice-pres. oil. class. University of Alahama. CHARLOTTE ROSENH' Arista, asst. in gen- eral ollice, tralllic squad. Cornell University. LENORA ROSEN Sec. and treas. oft. class. Mississippi State College. HAROLD ROSENBERG Capt. ol history oltice squad, pres. oil. class. scholarship awards. late squad, Columluia University. HOWARD ROSENBERG Scribes club, mad- rigal, scholarship award. College ol the City ot New Yorlc. BERNICE ROSENBLATT Pres. ol Menorah. cutting squad, asst. to grade adviser, sec. to teachers. St. rlolmls University. DOROTHY ROSENBLATI' G.O. collection squad. wordsters, girls' cheer leaders squad. Business. HAROLD ROSENBLATTS Boosters, go-getters. cheer leaders and tralztic squads. University ol Pennsylvania. SIDNEY ROSENBUSH College. IRVING ROSENFELD Asst. Capt. ol dismissal squad, guard. New Yorlc University. SYLVIA ROSKIN Business School. Gl..ORlA ROSS Madrigal, puhlic spealcing and history cluhs. College. lVlARlON ROTHMAN Lihrary squad, sec. to teachers, Menorah. New Yorlc University. RITA ROTHSTEIN Sec. to Miss Zehner, dra- matic soc., sec. oil. class, scholarship awards. Hunter College. 'IWW x lr .ix E 2 1.22 at Forty-seven 5? .f 0 Q 0 Q Qi! ,. .. X , Q1 Forty-eight PATRICIA ROVVLAND Newman clula. Busi+ IIQSS. EDY'tHE RUBEN Sec. oft. class, asst. to gracle adviser. Business. LOUIS J. RUBIN Varsity haseloall team, pres. oft. class. St. John's University. ROBERT RUDNICK Silver ancl bronze scholar- ship pins. College of the City ot New York. ELAINE RUFFET Sec. to teachers, asst. in varsity show, French clula. Brooklyn College. THERESA RUSSO Business KATE RUTKIN Sec. to Mr. Blumstein, traffic and Ioanlc squads, sec. to teachers. Brooklyn College. STANLEY RYBACK Late squacl. fencing team, physiography and worcisters cluhs, scholarship awards. New York University. AUDREY RYERQ Asst. to grade aclviser, sec. of Newman clulo, Upsilon Theta Hi-Y, Arista. St. Joseplfs College. ELAINE SACHS5' Sec. to teacher. movie and defense clubs, Menorah. College of the City ot New York. DAVID SALVVEN Bancl. University oi Miehi gan. PAULINE P. SAMRICK Sec. to teachers, traffic squad, guard. Business College. AUDREY SAMUELS Madrigal, sec, to teachers. scholarship awards. Art School. MORTIMER SAMUELS Traffic squad, sec. to teachers. Long lslanci University. JEANNE SANDLER Honor girls, madrigal, Spanish fiesta, scholarship awarcls. New York University. RAYMOND SANDLER Asst. to gracle aclviser, clramatic soc., current events cluh, Nlenorah. Cornell University. Sept. 25, 1941- The B r 0 0 lc l y n Dodgers clinch the IV a t i 0 n a l League Pennant and at the same time become the first Brooklyn team to win a hun- dred games. April 1941 Pee Wee Reese throws out the first ball to open the Madison base- ball season. ROBERT SANEKOFF Pres. oft. class, pliysics, pliysiograpliy, and matli clubs, silver and luronzc scliolarslmip awards. College of tlie City at New York. ANTHONY SARNO Traffic and book room squads, sec. off. class, scliolarsliip award every term. College of tile City ol New York. NlORTllVlER D. SATTENQ' Varsity swimming team, go-getters, clmeering squad, lousiness staff of Higlxway, pres. oft. class. College of tlme City ol New Yorlc. BERT SAVVH-SKY Fencing team. New Yorli University. SUSAN SCALZll..l..l Sec. to teaclwers, Red Cross and civil service clulns, vice-pres. off. class, Pitman pins. Business College. DAVID BERNARD SCHAPIRO Bowling team. camera clulo, traffic squad. New York University. EDITH ANITA SCHEER Dramatic and l'1istory lionor soc., public speaking clulu, sec. to teacliers. Barnard College. MORTON SCHER Traffic and laiology laln. squads, vice-pres. oil. class. New Yorlc University. El..AlNE SCHERRQQ Dramatic soc., gold scliolar- sliip pin every term. program comm. College of tlue City of New Yorlc. XVILLIAM SCHIVIACHTENBERG History ol- Fice asst., captain oi guards. Business. JOAN SCHNARCH Sec. ott. class. asst. in record room, Pan-American clulm, sclxolarsliip pin. HARRIET SCHNEIDER? Pres. and treas. off, class, sec. of lionor scliool operetta guild, loiology laln. squad, Vassar College. GRACE SCHNYTZER Scholarship awards, ten- nis ancl Pan-American clulss, lVlenoral1. University of Pennsylvania. MARTIN SCHOR Pres. oil. class, varsity sliow, traffic squad, Capt. of Madison Minute Men. American Academy of Dramatic Arts. ALLEN SCHRACIS: Editor of Big Parade, Arista, Capt. of dismissal squad, title role in time HlVlilcado. Columbia University. LEONARD SCHRlER Matli clulm, traffic. late, and luncli room squads. Business. gl 'Xxx Q W if xi ., sf -.-, is I! 6 . S Forty-nine ET NOTIC EGENTS :T . Q 'W June I0 ' 6 f Fifty MARVIN SCHULNIANHR Late squaci, track and fmasefiaii teams. Cooper Union. MORTIMER J. SCHULMAIW' Arista. traffic and dismissal squacfs. see. to teacfiers. Coiiege of the City of New York. ROSE SCHULMAN Scrifues cfufn, sec. to teachers. University of Pennsylvania. SHELDON SCHVVALBERG Sec. to teacfxers, room asst. New York University. DAVID SCHWARTZ Orchestra, swing firancf. scfioiarsfiip awards, Brooklyn Cofiege. JACK SCHWARTZ G.O. campaign speaker. fmasfietfaaii and swimming teams. University of Pennsylvania. LEE SCHVVARTZ Track and swimming teams, Capt. of guarcis. Business. RALPH SCHXNARTZ Treas. off. ciass, micro- scope. matfm, anci pimysiograpiuy ciufns. Coiumfaia University. RENEE SCHVVARTZ Traffic squad, ciramatic soc.. sec. to teachers, sciwiarsfmip awarcis. New Yoric University. RITA SCHVVARTZ Fioor managers squad, Nienorafi, vice-pres. off. ciass, traffic squaci. New York University. SHIRLEY SCHVVARTZ Sec. to teaciiers, asst. to gracie aciviser, civii service ciufa, swimming team, Business. BERNICE SCHWIMMER Basiretfaaii team, sec. and treas. off. cfass, sec. to teaeflers. Business. ROBERTA SEBULSKY Asst. in general office, sec. to teachers, traffic squacf. Business. EDNA SEGALL Niafirigai, scholarship awarris. Business. GERTRUDE SEGAL See. to teacfiers. asst. in flistory office. Business Coiiege. JUIJAN SEGALL Log representative, traffic squad, Menorah, camera ciufs. New York Uni- versity. Dec. 7, 1941- The Day of ln- famyf' At 7:35 A.M., the Japan- ese make a sneak attack on U. S. Pacific basesg Pearl Harbor tak- ing the worst of the attack. May 1941 Largest audience in Madison his- tory attends the annual spring concert. ARLlNE SEITEL Six scholarship pins, floor squad, sec. to teachers, Spanish cluh. Hunter College. MARIE SElVllVlEl..ROTHa Asst. in general ot- hce, sec. to teachers. Business. JOSEPHINE SFERLAZZA Sec. to teachers. Business. BARBARA SHANE Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y, madrigal, cheering and trallllic squads. College. 4,f ANN SHAPlRO Asst. to grade adviser, dra- matic soc., madrigal, Menorah. Hunter College. IRVING SHAPIRO Guard. asst. in Civics office, room asst. Syracuse University. JULIUS SHAPIRO Baseball team, traflic squad, pres. off. class. room asst. Aviation School. MARVIN SHAPIROQ Asst. editor of Honor Scroll, hiology clulo, G.O. campaign manager, Log staff. Cornell University. RHODA SHAPIRO lvtadrigal, dramatic and French' clulos. Hunter College. ROSLYN SHAPIRO, Civil service and first aid cluhs, sec. to teachers, scholarship pins. Brooklyn College. RONALD SHEFFH' Vice-pres. of physics cluh, orchestra, radio and physiography cluhs, Colum- loia University. LOVVELL SHERMAN Traffic squad, scholar- ship awards. New Yorli University. Sl'llRl,EY SHERMAN Banlc representative, math cluln, sec. to teachers, room asst. College. FLORENCE SHOROFSKYQ Cutting squad, gold scholarship pins. asst. in math and general offices, sec. to teachers. College of the City of New Yorlc. SHIRLEY SHUKAT Asst. in record room, traffic squad. Ohio State University. RUTH SCHUL-l-Z CLC. collection squad, asst. in record room and in clinic, Newman cluh. Business. Fifty-one sort 301516 4 X I 4 Ns Y I 5 I Fifty-two LILLIANE SIEBENMANNQ Scholarship pin every term. Spanish club, orchestra, asst. in English office. Hunter Coiiege. LEONARD SIEGEL Pres. off. Ciass, iootiuaii team, iihrary squaci, sec. to teachers. College oi the City of New York. LENORE SIEGEL Sec. off. class, cutting and traffic squads, sec. to teachers. Pratt Institute. ROSE SIEGEL Niaririgai, Spanish fiesta and eiuh, sec. off. class, economics honor soc. Coiiege oi the City of New York. THELMA SIEGELX Sec. to Miss Zehner, asst. in bank, art squad, sec. to teachers. St. tlohn's University. THELMA H. SIEGELMAN Sec. of Arista, sec. oi sixth grade, boosters, pres. off. ciass, sec. oi business ciuim. Coiiege oi the City of New York. RUTH SILVER Girl Ieacier of Arista, vice-pres. of sixth anti seventh grades. sec. of iaoosters. Coiiege oi the City of New York. STANLEY SILVERMAN Swimming and track teams, P.S.A.L. pins, service squafi. Brooklyn College. ALFRED N. SILVERSTElN'1' Current events ciuis, lunch room squad. University of Cincinnatti. BEVERLY SILVERSTEIN Asst. in G.O. ofhce, traffic squad, sec. to teacher, Pitman pin, siiver and ivronze scholarship pins. Business. v..liUk w0 arssscptb P. ,rg , A f GABRIEL s1MCHES'Fsmirfi:!gNcSr.,2 gals? S fiesta, clramatic soc., Highway staff, stage squaci. R.C.A. Radio anci Television School. Dec. 3, 1941- President Roose- velt signs the dec- laration o f w a r against Japan and three days later, Congress v o t e s similar a c tio n against Germany and Italy. RODNEY SIMENSKY Manager of footbal team, iunch ro acl, r a use versity. BERNARD SIMON Go-getters, foothaii earn,- pres. off. ciass, traffic squad, P.S.A.l... pins.X i-t': 'iQ Busine ss. RENEE SLOANE Late squad, scc. to teachers. Pratt Institute. LEO SLOBODIN Photography anci raciio ciuins. Polytechnic institute. HERBERT SIVIALL Capt. of service squad, siiver service pin, Menorah, scriiaes eiuh, fencing squaci. New York University. Sept. 1941 We start spending one period a day in t h e Madison lunch room. HARRY SlVllLOVVlTZ Ohio University. HOPE LORRAINE SlVllTH'l' Arista. luoosters, asst. in English office, cutting squad. Brooklyn College. f II Ie 19 K .lERONl ' Tr s. oft lass, ' s lar- A ' 'I ship pi WI - WILLIAM SMITH Trams squad. Icapres. J class, I'00ITl EISSL BUSil'1CSS. CORlNNE SNYDERSQ Program comm., math cluln, dramatic soc. CBS. School of Radio Acting. HAROLD SORENS Math club. New York University. TOBY SPECTOR Traffic and cheering squads, sec. to teachers. Business. RALPH H. SPEVACK Biology clulv. traclc team, history honor soc. College. MYRON SPlOEl.fk Band, cutting squad. New Yorlc University. PAUL Il. SPIEVVAKS' Chemistry lah. and traflic squads, photography and physics clulns. Syracuse University. ELLIOT SPRINZE First aid cluh, sec. in gym ol-lice, guard. Business. RUTH SPRYTZER Pan-American clula, scholar- ship awards, sec, to teachers. College. MARY STAGNITTA Madrigal, Newman and tennis clulos. Barnard College. DOROTHY ANN STANG Pres. of Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y. Newman cluln, sec. olzf. class. sec. to teachers. La Salle Junior College. ANITA STARK3 Sec. oll. class, Menorah, Span- ish cluh, P. M. Joumal. Broolclyn College. THEODORE STARR? Pres. of microscope cluh, pres. off. class, asst. editor of UBlaclC and Gold Beetle. first aid cluly, Honor Scroll staff. Comell University. Fifty-three 4t er Goya I 5 xx n . tl I 9 n Filly-tour I x ,- BERNICE STAUBER Sec. to teacliers, guard. Business. GEORGE STECKLER Orchestra, field and swing lwands. College of tlie City ot New Yorli. Cl..AlRE STEIGMAN Sec. in clinic, sec. to teacliers. College. CJLBERT STEIN Orcllestra, camera and Frenclr clulas. loooli room squad. New Yorlc University. ROSLYN STElN Asst. in general office, cutting squad, room asst, Hunter College. ALBERT R. S'lElNBERGt Baseball and swim- ming teams, laooli room squad. College of tlie City of New Yorli. SEYMOUR STEINBERGS Traffic squad, room asst. College. GLORIA STEINER Biology club. Business College. PAUL STONE? Boy leader of Arista, Lo g staft. lcey room squad, pres, ot biology clula. Brooklyn College. Crl..ORlA A. STORICH? Arista, dramatic and lristory honor soc.. Spanislr fiesta, gold scliolarsliip pin every term. Broolclyn College. ETHEL STRAUSS Sec. and treas. ot Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y, sec. to teacliers. vice-pres. olzl. class. Pace lnstitute. JULIA STREl..lSKER Asst. to grade adviser. sec. to teaclrers, lilarary squad. Cornell University. Sl'ilRleEY Vice-pres. ot scrilses Clula, asst. to lloor manager, asst. in clinic. LILLIAN RUTH STUTMAN Pres. OFF. class, sec. to teachers, guard. Brooklyn College. NAOlVll RUTH SUNSl'llNEak Asst. to grade adviser, matli. luaslcetloall, and tennis clulizs. GOUClICF BERNICE SURTSl'llN Pres. of Spanislx clulu, six gold scliolarslwip pins, Arista, asst. in Spanisli ollice. Business. Dec. 23, 1941- We learn t h a t P r i m e Minister Churchill has ar- rived in Washing- ton for confer- ences. 0 n t h e 26th he addresses a joint meeting of Congress. I Iwff Quf Oct. 1941 H e r b Magram, Bernard Goldman and Skippy Engel- son win the G.0. elections. LEONARD SWERSKY Baslietlvall and spelling teams, scholarship pins, radio sllow My Client Curly. College ol tile City ol New Yorli. .IULES SVVICIQE New Yorlc University. JAYIES SYLVESTER Band, vice-pres. oil. class, matll team, lpiology clulo. Columbia University. ESTI-IER SYMONS History lionor soc., sclmlar- sliip awards, current events cluln. New Yorlc University. RENEE TANCERQI' Clinic asst., inlormation desli, Iloor managerls asst., sec. to Mr. Blumstein. University ol Nortll Carolina. ANNE TANGALOSS Sec. oft. class, sec. to teacllers, Spanish and liandlaall clulss. Columlaia University. EILEEN TATE Library squad. sec. to teaclmers, Business. EVELYN TEPPER Go-getters. Highway circu- lation stall, traiiic squad. sec. oll. class, scllolarsliip awards. New Yorlc University. MARVIN Tl-IOMASHOWER Sec. to Mr. Blumstein, asst. in record office, vice-pres. off. class, traffic squad. Stevens Institute ol Tech- nology. LOUIS TIEGER Madrigal, asst. to teacluers, biology clula. College. MURRAY TIEGER Asst. to teacliers, madrigal, matli clulo. Aeronautical Engineering Scllool. ELAINE TISCHLER3: Sec. oil. class, sec. to teacliers. Latin clula, wordsters. New Yorlc Uni- versity. SELNIA TISCHLER Asst. to grade adviser, IVIenoral1, madrigal, first aid clulv, sclwlarsliip awards. Brooklyn College. BERNICE TISMON Dramatic soc.. record room asst., sec. to teaclriers, radio acting clula. Hunter College. ANITA TOBACK' Cutting squad, asst. to Miss Horne, sec. to tcacliers. New Yorlc University. SALLY TOBACK Sec. to teacllers, pres. oil. class, Capt. gym squad, vice-pres. oil. class. Brook- lyn College. PRETZH- ,J Q-it XE. :ui if 1 3 if 4 in . I . ' Fifty-six MURIEL TOl..Cl'llNik Boosters, lota Gamma, pres. off. class, sec. to teachers, scholarship awards. Hunter College. ELAINE TGMBRAKOS Pres. and sec. off. class, sec. to teachers, cheering squad, asst. in clinic. Pratt Institute. BERNICE TRACHTENBERG Pulolic speaking cluh, dramatic soc., Menorah, traffic squad. Hunter College. FRED TRElVlAYNE'I' Vice-pres. of honor school, traffic squad, asst. capt. ol dismissal squad, junior varsity loaslietloall team. Yale University. GLADYS TUCKER Capt. of lyaslcetluall team. vice-pres. off. class, scholarship awards. Business College. ANDREW TULLMAN Spanish, culture, and Pan-American clubs, madrigal. Purdue University. . 0 VINCENT TULLO Capt. varsity Laskoiball team, pres. oft. glass, service squad. St. John's University. ' ' 1 EDlTl'l TUNHN Madrigal. asst. in general ol- lice, sec. oil. class, sec. to teachers. Business Col- lege. ANN TURITZS Arista, scholarship awards, c. ol math clula, sec. oil, class. ' olle of the ly ol New Yorlc. LUCILLE TUTQL A aff and High- way, Menora lege El.Al E UPHAL USIHCSS. LUCILLE L. VALENTW Editor ol Highwayman, Spanish paper, feature editor ol Highway, Honor Scroll editor, pres. culture and short story clulos, commissioner of pulolications, sec. Spanish club, honor school senate, editor of Log. Wisconsin University. LAWRENCE VELCOFF Trallic squad. Bus- iness. HORACIO VILLA Asst. to grade adviser, chem- istry and traffic squads, camera club. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. FRANCES VISCARDI Dramatic soc. sec. t Jan. 23, 1942- The twenty - one American Repub- lics pledge their adherence at Rio de Janeiro to a resolution recom- mending rupture of relations with the Ax' K p ' 94.0, Sify Mx. WWA teachers, asst. to college advisory hoard. laasadeng 'M K b 6 .KJ Lfsg Playhouse BERNARD VOGELMAN History office asst., varsity show, room asst. College. rang X109-me Dec. 194-1 We participate in Madison's first air-raid drills. CONSTANCE WALLERW Honor school son- ate, pres. and vice-pres. oft. class, silver scholar- ship pins. College. NORNIAN J. WALTER? Arista, cutting and dismissal squads, movie cluh. College ol the City ol New Yorlc. GERALD WANK Traclc team. capt, ol guards. history honor soc., lunch guard. New York Uni- versity. VVll..l..lAlVl S. VVARTELW Arista, math team, current events cluh, late squad. Johns Hopkins University. MARILYN VVASSERMAN Cutting Squad, loi- ology cluh, dramatic soc., Miss Zehner's messenger squad. New Yorlc State College for Teachers. SYDELLE WASSERMAN Traffic squad, sec. in eral ottice, madrigal club. Vassar College. F J I ' in DEB AH E S .t tea ers. Tra a t s mn I ip- h s of ' ' l ' , GERALD B. VVEBER Silver scholarship pin, Highwayman staff. Business. SALLY WECHSLER Leaders cluh, scholarship pins, pres. and vice-pres. otzl. class, Log representa- tivc. Hunter College. SOMA VVECHSLERW Asst. to grade adviser, math. tennis, and haslcethall cluhs. Syracuse Uni- versity. AUDREY WEIL Sec. to teachers, cutting squad. madrigal clulo. Business. SHIRLEY VVEINA' Arista, madrigal cluh, sec. to teacher. Hunter College. l..ll..LlAN VVEINBERG Sec. to teachers, vice- pres. off. class, civil service cluh. Business College. lVlURlE.L VVEINER Scholarship awards. asst. to grade adviser. sec. to teacher. Business School. HARRY VVElNSTElN Pres. olzl. class, art squad. Cooper Union. HARVEY VVEINSTEIN Varsity hasltethall and tennis teams. pres. oll. class. history honor soc. University ol North Carolina. . 1 'J' Fifty-seven Fifty-eight SARA VVEINSTEHN ,i Sec. to teachers, madiigal, Menorah, Vvordstcrs Club. Business. ROSLYN E. WEINSTOCK Pan-American and commercial career clulas, lihrary squad. sec. to teachers. Business. l..lLA VVEINTRAUB Sec. to teachers. scholar- ship awards. Pratt lnstitute. PAUL VVElRErllER Asst. Capt. ol tralzlic squacl. United States lwlarines. K IS Pres. oll. class, scholarship ns, lc . a ic squad, dramatic soc. College 0 the ity ol New Yorlc. EGON HANS NNEISS Chess and math clubs. Broolclyn College. GRACE EVELYN VVEISS Sec. to teacher. Chatham Square Music School. HERBERT WEISS Lah. assi., physics and chemistry cluhs. Casey .lones School ol Aero- nautics. WARREN NNlElSS Capt. ol gym squad. traffic squad, trcas. oil. class. P.S.A.L. awards. St. ilohnls University. BENJAMIN VVElSSlVlAN Orchestra, concert and field hands, dismissal squad. College ol the City ol New Yorlr. NORMAN VVEISSMANW Highway and High- wayman stalls, history honor soc., late squad. Dartmouth University. RUTH YVES-lwlVlAN Sec. ol sixth grade, sec olf. class, Iota Gamma. Cornell University. GEORGE VVEXLER Pres. ol art squad, Log and Highwayman stalls, orchestra. Cooper Union. MARGARET WHITE lvladrigal and Newman clulas, sec. to teachers. Business. ARTHUR WIDLAK Dramatic soc., silver schol- arship pin. Business. HAROLD Vx7lLANSKYik Lieutenant of Madi- son lvlinute lvlen, chemistry squad, physics and chemistry clulas. Cooper Union. Feb. 10, 1942- T h e f 0 r m e r French liner, Nor- mandie, and re- named the U.S.S. Lafayette, is rav- aged by fire and turned on its side. Jan. 1942 The Madison Dra- matic Society pre- sents Remember the Day which re- ceives enthusiastic' V' acclaim. ALAN VVILLNERHQ -Honor scroii, math ciuh, vice-pres. of hioiogy ciuh, hioiogy iah. asst, Corneii University. FRANK VVILSON Orchestra, hand, chess ciuh. music honor soc. Coiiege. SHELDON NVINN Track team, pres. anci vice pres. off. ciass. University oi Chicago. ROBERT VVINTER Orchestra, swimming team, traiiic squad. New York University. ETHELYN VVINTERFIELD Asst. in detention room, vice-pres. oti. ciass, Capt. oi haskethaii team. St. Johns University. DONALD VVISE Art eciitor oi Log, Big Parade, anci Highway, Highwayman staff, art squad. Cooper Union. FLORA A. VVI-IT Sec. to teacher. Business CONSTANCE VVOHL Scholarship pins, asst. to Ntiss Zehner, history honor soc. Long isianci University. LILA XVOLF Vice-pres. oft. class, traffic squad, Menorah. Cornell University. STANLEY VVOLFSON Varsity show, music honor soc., aii city high schooi chorus. Corneii University. DONALD WOOD Asst. capt. of guards, Spanish ciuh. scholarship pins. ARTHUR WORTH Tennis team, fencing squad, astronomy ciuh. Corneii University. EUNICE VVOYKE Niacirigai and first aici ciuhs, sec. to teacher, Upsiion Theta Hi-Y. Business. BELDON WRIGHT Foothaii team, sec. to teachers, varsity show, ciass oihcer. Syracuse Uni- versity. BERNARD VVURTZBERG Asst. to teacher, iieut, oi trait-ic squad. Brooklyn College. MARSHALL YASUNA Swimming team, math ciuh, sec. to teachers, scholarship pins. Coiiege of the City oi New York. Fifty-nine NOTI C xi seems S 'W June .fl sr? if Sixty LEO YAVVITZQ Room assi.. chemistry cluln. College ol the City of New Yorlc. HARRIET YEHLON Asst. to floor manager, tennis club, lilarary squacl. Business School. LESLIE P. YELLON Vice-pres. off. class, chemistry cluln. Long lslancl University. ELIZABETH YOUNG College. SHIRLEY YOUNG Sec. to teachers, Menorah, Pan-American cluls. Brooklyn College. ALBERT YOUNGREN Phi-Lambda, lab. and tratlic squads, pres. off. class. Business. GEORGE YOXALL Scholarship pins. Business. CHARLO'-lvl-'E ZALLEN lxflaclrigal cluln, tralzlzic squacl, sec. to teachers, scholarship awarcls. Cooper Union. LENORE ZASULYH' BiLQ1.,gQ.-lab. squad, sec. to teachers, leaclers cluh. Columlyia University. lVlURlEl... ZELICKSON Capt. ol trallic squacl. vice-pres. oil. class. sec. to teachers, Red Cross cluln. Broolclyn College. RUTH ZERDEN3 History honor and dramatic soc.. varsity show, Log staff. Broolclyn College. BERNICE ZICKig General ollllice asst., tralzlzic ancl cutting squaols. Hunter College. JEAN ZINOVOY Sec. to teachers, cutting squacl, guarcl. Business School. GILBERT ZIVIN Highway and Log stalls. camera clula. Miclligan University. DEBORAH ZOLONDER Sec. to teachers, pres. anfl sec. oll. class, Baslcetlnall clula. Broolclyn College. BET-HE l. ZUCKERMAN Highway circula- tion stalll, luiology clulo, scholarship pin. University of Michigan. f Feb. 16, 1942- Singapore falls to the Japanese who rename it Sho- n a n , meaning Light o f t h e South? Feb. 1942 W e swamp t h e College Advisory Board as gradua- tion comes closer to being a reality. CHARLES M. ZVVERLING Vice-pres. off. class, G.O. Cabinei. New York University. NIYRA ZWILLICH Nlovie criiic club, se . teachers, pres. off. class. University of Nlaryland. Q i i, iefjif C to 415 I - gi l'lC0l'96 NEDA ABRUZZO Madrigal, Newman club. Business. VIOLA ADRIAN Pres. off. class, sec. to teach- Cfs, lunch l'00rn. Inonitor. Business. THOM sst. to gr adviser. New cub . teachers ham Uni- WW .MW W Sixty-one X X Exif , I fini 9 bi' f I ' 9 M41 tt , I ' o YS s Sixty-two RITA ARENT Kappa Tau Beta Hi-Y. Newman cIutr, two Iaronze scI1oIarsI1ip pins, sec. to tc-acI1ers. Katharine GiIoIos Secretariat ScIiooI, RICHARD ASHER Chemistry IaI9. asst,, trat- tiic squad, matI1 cIuI1. CoIIege. NIURIEI.. BECKER Highway staIt. scI1oIarsI1ip pins, sec. to efficiency comm., Iooosters, goegetters. New York University. SHIRLEY BIRNBAUNI Sec. to teacI1ers, gen- eraI office asst., madrigaI, I'IigI1wayman staff. Business. LILA BLUIVI Tratziic squact, sec. to teachers, cheering squad. Business ScIwoI. YVIELVIN BOHRER Library and cIismissaI squact. pres. oft. cIass. New York University. MELVYN BUCHWALD Swimming team and squaci, photography cIuIJ. New York University. .IOSEPHINE CARUSO Sec. to teacI1ers, basket- IJaII anct Pan-American cIuIos. Business. MARGARET CAVANAGH Sec. to teachers, Newman cIuIu. current events cIuIJ. Business. DANIEL H. COHEN Manager of tootI0aII team, traII:ic squad, pres. oft. cIass. Syracuse University. JAMES CURREY Room asst,, vice-pres. oI:I. cIass. Business. JEAN DASH Sec. to teachers. Business Sctioot. FRED DAVISON Swimming and traffic squads. AIaIoama University. DORA DE PALO Madrigal, sec. to teachers. Business. LUCY DE PALO Cutting and traffic squads, sec. to teachers, sec. to Miss Vvinters. Business ScI1ooI. 'IIHELIVIA ELBER Pres. and sec. off. cIass. oIIice asst. Business. April 194-2 American fliers bomb T o lc y 0 , Japan. Mar. 1942 We vote in our last Madison G.0. elections and see W i l b u r Gold- smith, Bob Wal- lack and Audrey Bassell attain of- fice. W if NW ROSLYN ERKZKSON Log staff, prom com- mittee, trall-ic squacl, Menorali. College. lRVlNCv ERTISCHEK Higlwway staff, lxlaclison Minute lvlcn. swimming squad. University of Boston. BEATRICE GARAGOZZO Sec. to teaclwers. Business. Y IRA GARBUTI' Pres. ancl vice-pres oil. class, tralllzic squad. Business. ROSLYN GOLD Sec. to teaeliers. civil serv- ice cluln, Pitman award. Business College, ALMA GOLDFARB Sec, to teacllers, maclri- gal and luaselyall clulos. Hunter College. ROSE GOREN Sec. to teaclmer, sec. in clinic, floor squacl, Menorah. Business Seluool. BERNARD HALPERN P.lVl. traclc team, pres. off. class, traffic squael, sec. to teaclier. Business. OI l vIAR HAMMELMAN Capt. of liistory ancl economics ollice squafls, raclio cluim. R.C.A. lnsti- tute. LORETFA HENCKELL Newman and Jane Delano clulbs. service squacl, scliolarsliip pins. St. Lawrence University. HOWARD l'llRSCH Handloall squad, sec. to teaeliers, traffic squad, vice-pres. off. class. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. MARGARET HORAN Sec. to teacllers re . p s. maior art club, maclrigal. Business. HENRY HORVVEGE Pres. ancl vice-pres. off. class, fencing team, German clula. Business. lVlARGlT JOHANSEN Pres. oil. class, sec. to teaclicrs, Hi-Y club and Upsilon Tlieta. Business. FLORENCE JOHNSON Sec. to teacllers, Jane Delano ancl Junior Reel Cross clulos. Business. ALICE JOYCE lvlaclrigal, traffic squacl, Kappa Tau Beta, Hi-Y. Business. QI :say 'x Q 1 .- Qi Q Sixty-tliree KX I fi Xxx r I fini 9 if , N ' Q M it . I ' 0 C Sixty! four CLAIRE LOMBARDI Newman Club. Business. SHIRLEY KABAT Sec. to teactiers, treas. off. class. Business School. RHODA KASLOF Manager of Highway circu- iation, sec. to teachers, iuncii monitor, wordsters. University of Niaryiand. CHARLES KASSEL Radio and physics ciuiys, ciiemistry and fencing' squads Coiiege' '31, P JJ ROBERT NGMAN La . asst., tra ' squad, pres. off. ciass, swimming squad. Texas A. 5' M. ALVIN LEVINE Traffic squad, ciiess ciuio. Technical School. THELMA H. MELTZER Bronze scholarship pins, sec. to teachers, Niadrigai. New York Uni- versity. cu-1 i-. WILLIAM A. MILANO' Capt. of trattic and iuncil squads, biology la squad, pres. oft. ciass. United States Army Air Corps. 5 ' ' FRED MITCHELL Swimming team, sec. to teacher. United States Army Air Corps. GLADYS S. MOSS Commercial career and civii service ciuios, sec. to teachers. Business IVIORTON NEVVMAN Track team, general office, orchestra, book room. Business. JOSEPH PASHUTSKY Lab. and mom asst., asst. to teachers. St. .ioi'1n's University. SYLVIA REINGOLD Swimming squad, movie cluio, sec. to teachers. Business. Z cache . B iness. WW MIRIAM OSENFELD Sec. off. ciass, asst. on traffic s ad, cutting squad. Hei:Heys' Business School. JEROME ROTHFELD French club, iiizwrary and traffic squads. New York University. M a y 1 9 4 2 -- T i m e s Square dims out for du- ration as Ameri- cans confidently wait for victory. J u n e 1 9 4 2 - We step on stage to receive 0 u r long-awaited di- plomas. ' EDVVARD RUBENOFF Pres, off. class. junior varsity loaslictlxall, traffic squacl, P.S.A.l,. pins. Alleglleny College. lxlewrnan Clula, swimming tealn,' pres. off. class. Business. ANTHONY SCHIATTA Traffic squad, floor guard, treas. off. class. Business. .IUSVHN l.. SCllNElDER Swimming team. Business. MYRON J. SCHULBAUM Traffic squacl. lllilllflgal Und lV:l'Cl'lCll clulvs, PICS. DHI, class. New Ynrli University. Cvl,ORlA SCHVVARTZ Sec. to tcaclxers, base- lvall cluln, gracle aclvisefs asst. Business School. Cl,AlRE SCHAN-l-Z Pan-American club, acl- vancccl swimming team, sec. to teacilers. Business. AARON SHOHITEN Ping pong team. traffic and clismissal squads, Higlwway literary staff. St. .lolm's University. RALPH Vice-pres. off. class, pliysiograplly ancl current events czlulms. Uni- versity of Nortli Carolina. EMANUEL SILVERSTONE Traffic squad. pres. off. class, luncli monitor. asst. in loiology lalo. Business. lVlAl IHENV SULTAN Traffic squad, camera clutm. lalo. asst. School of Modern Pixotograpliy. MARTIN TOBIN Vice-pres. off. class, matlx clulm, biology lain. Long lslanvl University. ROSALIE VALLE Kappa Tau Bela Hi-Y, sec. to tcacllers, vice-pres. off. class. New Yorlc Uni- versity. EVERETT VVHl'llE Baseball team, swimming team. Business. . LEE XVHITE Sec. to Miss Zellner, basketball ancl first aicl clulus, Business Sclwol. CHARLES XVlLl.lAlX'lS Track ancl swimming teams, class pres. ancl sec. United States Naval Aviation Scllool. C23 'ii Qi 'x -3 'x 2 Sixtyrfive 's J--K Au.-1 -'A Q da vi ,,jQ,,,i E sp, -is , NW A WW! 7 641505 ware!! VV E THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 19-42, after hav- ing taken so much from our well meaning teachers during the past four years, feel that it is now our just desert to do a little of the giving. We thought that hefore leaving the theater we might toss a few orchids and onions in the general direction of the stage. We hope that nohody is hurt. will the following please step up: To Miss O,CONNORf-H loaf of hread, a jug of wine and an Ancient History Class. To Miss HANSBERY-a syllogismz fl, severe paper shortage, Q21 no Highway meetings, G, full Arista attendance. To MR. BLUMSTEIN,-fa wall to protect his kind heart. To MR. LEVENTHALI-fan audition for the nlnner Sanctumf' T0 MR. TOBIN,-someone who,s dying to go to Brooklyn College. T0 MISS TALESNIKr-H hookie to keep her tickets straight. To PRIVATE GRIFFITHI-Three cheers and hest wishes! To PRIVATE RUNGE-Ann Sheridan fShe has utilityj. To MR. CROMIE, MR. BROWNSTEIN, MR. FRIEDMAN-18 World Court of the League of Nations to keep the lid on the pressure cooker. To MR. COHENF-someone hrought up Hhisn way. To MR. CONN-IOOWJ G.O. To THE LUNcHRooM-French waitresses, jake-hoxes and pinhall machines. To MRS. BISCHOFFI-fa washing machine, a can opener and a non-co- operative student. To DR. J. NEWTON GRAY-the fact that suction does not function heyond two feet and that not all hodies respond to pressure. To MR. VAN STEENBERGHHan X card on the grcnmds that his car is a puhlic conveyance. To THE NATATORIUM,-'two piece Iastex swim suits with oompht To MR. FINE,-fa Girth Control campaign to reduce the size of his classes. To MR. KIRSCHNER-'B prize winning essay on the official room. To MR. ROTHMAN-an ivory tower, rent free. T0 MRS. NURNBERG-an editor who doesn,t want velvet draperies, a gold X X mirror and venetian hiinds for the Log cover. 'S 0 THE STUDENTS,-fa school spirit to haunt non-G. 0. memhers. Q-Q . ' 3 - . 3 2 1.-2'1 ' 1 Z Zig K 4ff'v I X , A 4V 1 jfia! Ag Jar? The curtain rises on a room hereft of light and wrapped in gloom. Here in the harred defendants' pew, there sits the Class of '42 with faces turned a grayish-white, their crimes at last must come to light. Despite defendants, earnest pleas that jury men like these have formed opinions in advance and judge all Seniors with ashance, defendants, pleas have heen ignored. The jury is the Regents Board. JUDGE DOWNEM-1 We are gathered here together to discuss the glaring case Of those very lowly Seniors who will never learn their place. It,s time they met their punishment for this is Judgment Day. If the prosecutions ready, let it prove Hcrime doesnyt payf, PROSECUTORH To impart a little knowledge to a muddled Seniors hrain, Has hrought wrinkles to our hrowsg it all has heen in vain. Let them answer to our chargesg watch their guilty faces squirm! Yes, they hrought us hig red apples hut each apple had a worm. I present my first exhihit, let us can it number oneg It,s a model of the homework, that homework never done. Just one person does assignments, copies then hegin to start, They should piclc a hrighter student to appear really smart. Now exhihit two is Hirting done in Mathematics class Vvhere a figure on the hlaclchoard must compete with every lass. Let us next turn our attention to a game since days of yore, Cutting classes with connivance of attendance monitor. You can certainly detect her hy the glasses on her nose And no matter what the season, she wears heavy woolen hose. Now I close with charges that concern the Regents Board, They,re ahout Seniors who through all their terms have snored. Then the night hetore the day when every Regents test is due, is when they open text hooks for the first time in review. it is you, an honest jury, that must have the final word, Vvhether actions hy these Seniors shall continue so ahsurd. If guilty, Judge Downem will pass sentence for their crime, Never let them have the chance again to waste our precious time. COUNSEI. FOR THE DEFENSE,-I As the counsel for defense, I mean it when I say That judge and jurygs prejudiced, itas always heen that way. We wonit deny the teachers' claims, for some of them are true, But for every misdemeanor done, wesre hiaming it on you. Vve may have heen impertinent hut never very fresh, For every ounce ot wrong we do they want a pound of Hesh. The charge of our reviewing just the night ioefore exams, VV e dispute with all our vehemence, no Senior ever crams. Let the teacher stand heiore us if possessive of the gall, And claim that Seniors study Regents eve or any night at all. You have set yourselves to judge us and our futures to decideg Vveii yougve made us what we are today, we hope youjre satisfied. The Senior with defiant glare points at the teachers seated there in hopes his speech could hut impart some feeling to one teacher,s heart. He sees naught hut a vacant stare, so jaitering with true despair, he sticizs his hands within his vest: Your honor, the defendants rest. With deep-set voice that fiiis the room, the judges words then pierce the gloom. He shakes the jury up a hit, theyave been asleep through most of it. JUDGE DOWNEMQ I need not say much to you, you all know what to do. State your verdict loud and clear, no argument is needed here. At last the jury comes awake and just for oicl conventions, sake, they speak the words that hurn and sear, the words that all the Seniors fear. REGENTS BoARDH Vve the Seniors guilty now, we don!t know why or even how. Our joh is merely to indict, for Seniors never could he right. Now our jolo is finished here, we,H sleep until another year. judge Downem rises with outstretched handsg intent on dealing repri- mancis. How tired and hent are both his wrists from writing out detension lists. JUDGE DOWNEMF- The day of reckoning is nighg the weii oi sympathy is dry. As punishment justly yours, I cast you from these sacred doors. No more will you he able to pick wholesome goodies sold hy Nick. As further stigmas of your shame, each one will have his name lnscrihed upon sheepskin rolls. UiVIay God have mercy on your soulsf, t j xi-A9 GWL 6 59814, FLUNK AND DARN-IT-ALIQS SENIOR DICTIONARY Azvuco FIDELUS AMICUS,-Not a biological term but the scI1ooI,s motto wIiicI1 means, Never give a Freshman an even gym-spotf' AUDITORIUM-fVVorcIs are useIess, you can't hear tI1em anyway. X BOYS, CORRECTIVE GYM-fScI1incIIer's Pool Room. BELL'-NICGSI part ot a cIuII Iecture. DOWN STAIRCASE,-Same as UP staircase. EXODUS-Second IJooIc of tI1e I'IoIy BiI1Ieg aIso refers to the mass Iiomeward migration of students at 1:45 P. IVI. FORMAL,-Tlie Iess you wear, tI1e more it costs. FRESHMAN-4You, two months from n0WI FRIEND,-'A IeIIoW who Iinows your girI's teIepI10ne numI:Jer and cIoesn't use it. G. 0. SPEAKER,-RatI1er strange type of animaI. May be seen engaged in competition with other sucI1 speakers to determine WI1o can make tI1e Ioiggest cIoWn of I1imseII. GENERAL ORGANIZATIONrdN0n-PFOPII organization that ctoesnyt make a profit. GRADUATION,-The pay-off. HUMANITIES-StucIy periocI for someIoocIy not taking EngIist1. JAMES MADISON:-'OUT SCIIOOI is I1igI1Iy I1onorecI WitI1 Ifiis great iIIustrious name. JOKE,-A cIuIl anecdote toId Iay a teacher f0IIoWecI Iny a i1ystericaI fit of Iaugilter . . . Ivy tile teacher. Joining in is not compuIs0ry but Ile who IaugI1s Iast Hunks. LUNCHROOMf-CO-Cd concentration camp arrived at Ioy a Iong Iine of pretzeIs. PROM,-'Expensive excuse for spending about five times as mucI1 as any- where eIse. PUBLICATIONS OFFICEQWHIIIHQ room Where 3000 students try to meet 3000 other students. ResuItf-Senior Log. SYMPATHY,-VVI1at one girl will trade another for oIetaiIs. TEACHER'-1A person who is aIways eittier IN or OUT. TEST,-fTI1e onIy other tI1ing not affected by the paper shortage. XXXQXXX IV, ZENl'FHf-fTI1Ht which is directIy over one's I1eacI . . . I'IeavensI SimiIar XQXIA ' Ii' IW!!! is ff to one of Doc Gray,s joIces. XX X l-3 ,Nu X C2 I :D 4- T ' . 2.75 1. if 'S if X MKWVWINX 651065 OVL M In AN CHESSID Words by RUDOLPH WMJW l 5 5 3 wx GZWLJW' gf M. jiyvlgifjw Mt MM WWM A 12 HF DI I fi A ii QE A , W H Tf3 Curtain Cafe Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Brightest Boy .... Brightest Girl .... Best-Looking Boy. prettiest Girl ..... Prince Charming. . Princess Charming .... Boy Athlete .... Girl Athlete ..... Best-Dressed Boy. Best-Dressecl Girl. Class Musieiau. . . Class Artist. . .. Class Aetor. . .. Class Actrees. . .. Class Wit .... . Class Politician. . . All-Around Boy. . 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' -. . .1 '.,'i',,'f.4'j1 -Z 1 Q0 Om Cefj WILLIE GOLDSMITH Q President BOB WALLACK Vice-President AUDREY BASSELL Secretary Lggnior Omcem ED HAYTON President HARRIET CASSELL Viceljresiclent ANN FREEMAN Secretary ALBERT YOUNGREN Treasurer 5261, 8 HILGL 8105 new .fggenzb Egan! me ,Mrizon y,,,, gg, ww' ,., , Q '. .T!,'i:S'xv Q, if 'vwiff M . 4-give gi, itngf-'-.Q QQ, 45 'K 1 .Q Q X1 45 www P 'V , 4 Q. Am Nr, r- gy, 1. ,I yxgy., hi,- ei -,, ,qi Hr u 4- Q Q M was gilisnr- A . 13 ffgmfqf- 5 .Gif Qfiffti 2 f N, W Q 'Wg hir' fkj ,Q ' 2 ' A . 'N 'Q . -'-as- QQZN4' ' 5: V '1 5-Q . ' . 1' v , stil? F 'sr M f7'1 - if 1- A1 U' -'N manic unc! Jace His college fellows thought Simon Vvinecup a soft prig with a nasty radical streak. So he winced inwardly and determined to hecome a capitalist. You see he really wasn,t interested in politics. Simon was always wincing inwardly. He couidn,t endure the side- jihes cast at him and he couidnyt endure the resulting insinuations that he lacked good humor. The youth imagined he was misunderstood hy everyone and immediately winced at the grey possihility that mayhe he was just mediocre, and they were right. Then another sweep of weak indignation surged up in him as he thought again of the sop-headed way in which they had indexed him as a radicaig he, who, with the masses waiting, loved only Simon Vvinecup. His thick, cupid's-how lips always melted into a peevish droop when he hrooded over this great error in their judgment of him. There was, however, good enough reason why an ordinary person might consider him definitely violent. Simon, without reserve, without drama, and, in tact, without taste, had told his innermost feelings. He had declared that he Ioathed other people and had sworn never to he dependent on them. He had railed at society for hiocking his tastes in living and had hrought down upon him self the accusation that wounded so terrihiy. Qnce out of college, Simon set ahout winning his freedom. He had learned his lesson and no longer noised his views on humanity. Instead, he went to woric for a great steel syndicate and Iahored with silent energy. He worked so hard that managers, fearful of their posts. were tempted to discharge himg hut a newly acquired serviiity, hrought on hy his desire, now ingrown, to he someday independent of everyone, saved his joh. Simon Vvinecup prospered. Years passed hy and Simon hecame haid and paunchy. He had moved through many managerial posts with relentless drive and had finally arrived at an executive post that meant freedom, the freedom that he had Iahored for. Simon hought a huge house and a huge Cadillac. He hired ten servants, including the chauffeur, to manage his famiiiless home, for he had never married. Then he hegan to age rapidly, developing the gout and growing heavy. His persistently unpleasant nature tool: a queer turn so that he glowered at the jovial, dapper old men who sat around the polished oaic directors, tahle with him. Vvhen he finally hegan muttering to himself and calling his alarmed associates cruel jailersf, they forced him to retire, hiring a doctor to he his constant companion. Not long afterward he took to his hed in an ominous condition. Simon died in due time, hut not without a memoralole passing. As his huge puffy form lay upon the hed, clustered around with nurses and doctors, Simon was unexpectedly seized with a last hour spasm and kicked out viciousiy, howling over the chief physician. Then came a groan, a throated rattle, and death. In a cemetery not far from his home, not long after his death, eight men struggled to lower Simon,s coffin into the ground. Norman Katz -mderafay Q angie I had the right To lift a proud head high, To raise my thankful eyes Unto the sky. I had the right to live, to love, to sing And gave it up For some poor worthless thing. I had the right To can the world my own. My only deht . . . To worship God alonet I owned the sea, The land, the stars, the sun. 5 And now, Oh tell me God, ss. What have I done? Norma Prost 4 4 'Q' 'Q xx on ewion VV ith me there is neither hlaclc nor white, here nor there, right nor wrong. My trail is not straight nor my world 'a continuous cycle. I tread the paths irresolute, searching for What? I know not. I am free. My mind is a young tree, at the mercy of the whims of the wind which is Blowing some far off whisperings into my ear And then out again. Telling me to clo, then refrain, love, then hate, condemn, then uphold! My mind is free. I have no beliefs hut for the moment, for what right has man to believe. Does he think himself intelligent enough to choose hetween right or wrong, sense or madness? I dare not try. I cannot! I am free. You who know your mind, Who have chosen your life and heliefs, VV ho have a goal to reach and strive hut for the attainment of that am- bition, VV ho have made your path and most religiously follow the cycle of your private world, You are enslaved, I am free. Yet what is freedom hut to he forever suspended hetween light and dark- ness, imagination anct reality. It is hut to curse the coming clay for the inevitahle choices it will hring, And which I, heing free, can never hope to make. Yes, far hetter to he a slave to your private world, To know that you must follow some precept or ideal, Than to say as I must: Alas, I am tree. Michael Kofslcy Eat jimi jzrwar Well, it all started away hack in ,39 when we were all iittie simple Sophs. Yes, yes. At this time there were vague promises that made the Honor School sound like a little hit of paradise . . . no homework over week-ends . . . special suhjects . . . special priviiegesi Everything was to he special for these so-called special students. We joined. For three years we were memhers of the Honor School, criticizing its had points, making suggestions, carrying them out, upholding it hefore our friends. hating it, liking it, and sometimes showing indifference. I can rememher our first meeting, when we were all comfortahiy seated in a small classroom. Then there was our recent Honor School election when we hareiy managed to squeeze into the orchestra section of the auditorium. Yes, the Honor School grew rapidly . . . from 50 to 500. And what fun we used to have at our jam sessions. It was then that all our jitterhugs would astonish their teachers hy demonstrating a perfect technique of the Iindy or Conga . . . real oomphi But that uno homework over week-ends slogan really made us roar. It used to he the elastic clause of our constitution. fThe homework would aiways stretch right over Saturday and Sundayj And then . . . those term projects were a sore spot. Each of our teachers would very innocently and tactfuiiy make a point of assigning some special work in his suhject. Result: five proj- ects. You know, Ujoin the Honor School and have no workf, . . . oh noi! But then we did have fun in classes . . . telling jokes . . . and talk- ing teachers out of tests. But those special privileges . . . we never did get them. But it was all worth it if only for those friendly, off-the-record talks we used to have with our teachers. They were really a swell hunch. Sincere, understanding and willing to help. We were quite frank with them, giving advice for improving their lessons . . . and heiieve it or not . . . they thanked us. What a life! And then there were those many hours that we willingly spent on X r L Q MA.. productions and publications tbat woutd distinguisti ttie Honor School. We tearned that scboot work wasn,t everyttiing. We reatizect ttiat extra worti can be tots ot tun . . . and we bave tun. Yes, we bad some reatty swett times. Our ctass discussions were inspiring, our work interesting and our sociat activities enjoyable. Vvitti att our grumbling we!d do it att over again it we bad the cbance. V Rosalie Gimpricb fttiat asterisk youtve been seeing on tba senior pages means mcrnbrrstiip in ttie Honor Sctuootj Mffer-Sweef I didn,t want to go back but I tett it was only rigbt to do so. I bated tbe room intensely because it brougbt bactc many unwanted tbougtits ot tiours ot sitting and writing and ttiintcing. It wasngt a targe roomy tbougb it gave you a teeting of your fitting in because you were so insigniticantty smatt. Pertiaps the tow ceiling and ttie smatt doorway were ttie cause ot tbisg atter att, it one bas to contine tbose precious moments ot stretching tired arms to times when be is sitting or tying upon a Hat day bed, bis sboutders stlrietcing witb a numbing acbe, be is prevented from knowing t1iS own targenessg tbere is a watt between bim and ttle knowledge tbat the world is a vast ptace around bim where he can create privatety im- portant worlds. tt was tbis watt wbicb obstructed my wayg not a bigb watt, mind you, it was tow actuatty, but stitt large GHOUQII to keep me down. You can understand what I mean it you bave ever attempted to go on to something and found it impossible to do so because ot a stigbt misconception ot an idea or an attowance. That was the ptace I dreaded to tbintc ot wben I glanced bazity ttirougtl my teetings. I was surprised to find the room just as I bad remembered itg I don,t believe a tbing bad been placed in any other spot ttlan where I bad tett it. For a smattering moment ot eternity it was as it I bad suddenly tost any impression or memory ot tbe intervening space ot time and had not gone from this former abode at att. A tiatt-pencit, Wlf1iCt'1 I coutd not remember dropping, was on ttie rougb and dutty painted wooden ttoor. Otten I bad sbarpened tbat pencil witti Bobss old blade and I recatted bow seriously disturbed I was wtienever ttie lead broke as I pressed it barder than I stioutd tiave. I grinned at mysett tor I tcnew that atways, tben, I was overcome with moods ot over-seriousness .... I titted ttie day beds outer spread and tootced at tbe stieets. They Were still pure white and untouched through all the passing years. Noth- ing had molested their quietnessg even the dust of days was not per- mitted to light upon themg the heavy dull-colored spread had served its purpose well. I fingered its grimy weave for a lingering moment, almost tempted to place myself in its dirty depths. A small creature caught my eye in movement as it made its way through what seemed thin air . . . a spider, perhaps, I thoughtg he hadn't been there long, I hoped. I suddenly realized the room was quite filled with particles of unclean air .... It hurt my nose to loreathe and l could not stop my mouth from opening. I was tired and l sat at the edge of the hed scanning the opposite wall with its familiar etching of a Chinese ceremonial dance of priests. I recaptured a few seconds of thought .... Unconsciously, the covers were drawn haclc and I lcnew that I must stretch out over my own past insecurity to catch hold of myself. I raised my arms outwardly: a chance to repeat what l had always done so resent- fully .... I very suddenly jumped from my reclining position and ran out, away from a non-existent something l would not have .... Lucille Valenti Mdnfemef Some say There is nothing more invigorating and beautiful, Than a winter night. The nipping cold air which sends them out, hundled to the earsg The deep hlaclc with the hlinlcing white dots ahove, And the fast moving wisps of cloud The loneliness of the streets. To others, There is nothing more distressing Than the howling wind of a winter night, As it lolows through the trees and the craclcs in the Wall. To them The most comforting moments are spent On such nights, Sitting snugly in their easy chairs. Listening to their radios. Arthur Ackerman S R 'E is . -ia- '-- - 1' ' L?f'. ' 'J :- 7- T' ' D 0 ,,fgr: 1 i, Q ' -at - oo O05 if D . Q 3 ' 0 U el 1-Z. ,a.--fu' - J 4.9 Qfoggne fo gary 5 f V v. 2 W W 2 , K -7,2 3 VV H NNN ' X M 'A' 31 gi 'N K ,pg Q' Jw' Aga' 9 hw-I as H Q ' -: . ' ' X Nia - x X X., is 4 K X 'fx X M ss Y 9 I4 if 2 is A .af Y s rf- + Z l gwgr ami ' 53 ' tn We present oarjs ot rnternatronax combat, parttdrpatron rn various torrns ot sports ts assnrrirng an tncreastng rrnportance. Ttxese sports sxnonxo no Xonger be constoereo tnstgnrticant sctloot- boy acttvttres. We are at war ana war oernanos Qne strong, stnroy rnotvtonats createo by cornpetrtwe attxtetrcs. Men reaotng We tottowtng pages, W e wonto oo watt to rernernber Generat Uongxas Nxachrhnr, s creoo atw est ?otnt: Upon Qne tiexos ot trtenoxy strtte are sown We seeos Wat onxer ttetos ano on onxer oaxjs WN bear Qne troirts ot vrc upon tory f , 23' Pe vzkzu 42 gaolefgaff The past halt decade has horne witness to the greatest era in James Madison loaslcet- hall history. During this period ot time the Nlagnificent Nloslceteersn amassed a victory total of 76 games while suffering defeat a meager 13 times. The pinnacle of success came in 1939 when they cleclcecl themselves in rohes of lolaclc and gold glory hy captur- ing the most coveted prize in scholastic hoop- landg the PSAL city loaslcetloall crown. But let,s start at the heginning. We had just entered the Madison portals,-just cli- minutive freshies. A great team was then in gear. ln fact, as we loolc loaclc at that crew we realize that they were the most outstancl- ing assemhlage of courtmen ever to grace a high school floor. They piled up triumph after triumph, running up scores which school quintets had never dreamed of. The HVVonder Five consisting of Stanley Vvax- man, Lennie and Howie Rader, Fuzzy Le- vane and Larry Baxter, scored twenty con- secutive wins which were climaxed hy the defeat of Ben Franlclin and Jamaica in the semi-final eliminations. The city cliadem was won without too much effort,-fthe greatest difficulty coming from the Jamaica rooters who lcept yelling, :Fight Qlamaical Fight ilamaical Fightl Fightl Figlitli' ln the pre- vious encounter the Blaclc and Gold warriors snapped Franlclin,s amazing 29 game win- ning strealc. The following season saw the team oper- ate without the services of the spectacular Fuzzy l..evane. The five continued to steam- roll along, however, with Fred Lewis, Charle Druclcer and Ross Nlerriclc alternat- ing in the fifth slot. lVladison,s Nloslceteers hit the high-water marlc on Dec. 16 when they loeat Vvestloury at the Garden hy 37-l 9. This game gave the team a winning strealc of 30 and estalolishecl a new record for the city. Before they were stopped hy Erasmus in a topsy-turvy upset, seven more contests had heen added to the victory slcein. Then the hoys returned to form. They toolc the division title and the Brooklyn title with a clean-cut heating of Jefferson. Next, they heat Clinton, the Bronx champions in over- time, after trailing loy seven points with 110 seconds to go. Then, in one of the most spec- tacular hattles in PSAL history, Franlclin toppeol the Wonder Boys 32-30 in a sudden death overtime. ln 1940, with an entirely new team to lorealc in, Coach tlammy Moskowitz did very well. Using Howie Feitel, Artie Maultash, Elliot Soholow, Tommy Tuvim and Lou Lipman in the starting tive, the team won IO, lost 6 and was just heaten out for the division crown. The senior year was a hearthrealcer. After leading the division for the major part of the campaign, the team consisting ot Vinny Tullo, Barry Kreisherg, Lou Lipman, Artie Tropin and Eddie Schwartz, Tommy Formi- chella, Jim Kearny and Bernie Smith, lost the lead. This ne- cessitated. a J play-off with age old Desi- clarius Eras- mus who won the game and went on to the finals. HMM! The lates which determine the destiny of hasehall in Madison have acted henevolently towards the class of 712. The diamond re- cord reveals that during the past three years, Madison has accrued 19 victories while her arch-toe Erasmus lor the first time in four years as the meal-ticlcet Scheihle allowed a measly two hits. ln the finale against Lin- coln, a home run with two out in the last round eradicated any championship aspira- tions lvladison might have possessed. Cal Ahrahms. who hatted a cool 428, distin- dro ing 13 decisions. The himself by Obtaining a Dodger COU' pp av- - ---- 'Q m ama-was of tae national pastime in thgg ons of f ' fri? 1 - - Madison, despite the lack- fi pport hy tha 'lhaPae., T10 baseball H1 MadlS0U ' -' . . - 2 ' 1 - . . student hody, is a mani. tion of the gen- this SPFIHQ- A. .. M lgmflUC to the GXIQCHCICS erosity of these Fatqgg' ol? national ' superintendent of , 5 ? . . Schools the continua- Vve received a ge ' rst glimpse of the . Q35 . tion of the sport and health Vvundermen 1ni:' 1L when they compiled b ,Id M CI. .th t the dismal rec gfil 5 defeats and three Llfut' 6? a Ison WI rue pa' victories. Tha ? Madison was hlessed mo IC enor' lzfl' with a new The rosier sported such haslcethall l f s as Fuzzy Levane and Q- Ross ,Jloolfgaff L Elie WHS5 trifle grighter' Madison alumni will rememher their toot- e Y CWC? -Q Ommy yan an uster hall elevens for a long time to come. Perhaps Alherti, thef ders were charged with they didnit Win any Championships or go EJ lofses HS fo il Win?-0 Trai tea? through any undefeated seasons hut they atitlnguaveiia pa UE, 2. ' 3.011 Y certainly did provide Madison fans with lots re eemmgh 61 Erwlse me IOC? of thrills and hard, smart ioothall. yeailwast 6 p+ - if W IC was Constant Y l..et,s go haclc several years to the days goo ' when we were searching for sixth lioor swim- The year 1941 a iced an etlluent record ming pools and such. Can you rememher of 12 wins and 3 js. To Coach Artie those freshman days? Vvunderlich, thoughfa iiglnseason was a dis- Septemher 1938,-Vve were all saying if K awintment for he tha? in that this woulf -Qt ,e the year he had dimmed of so often. Mgggon was victimized er crop ot Q. hrealcs. The team ed off lilce a hall of is fire, suhduing its first nine opponents in short order. However, hy degrees the lzlame was extinguished. CN Madison turned hacl: things ahout the dawn of a new era and no more hid stuff for us. The foothall team that year was led hy two fellows named Allie Goldherg and Jim Furey. Allie has since gone on to play college hall for L. l. U. and professional foothall for the New York Amer- icans. Furey gave up the gridiron to play pro hasehall with a Pittshurgh Pirate farm n0nly two teams scored against Mad- Q ' .- A F i g ,lggone o t em eind Erasmus X against' at ami, e rscoree only a safety warriors that vear vwsierexhii T43 Hi h 20-U New Utrecht 25-7 as 'A -9 , NN th In U C 2- 1' r' -. fP. f. 'fs . ,g W H 'M--Q .41 A-1 ' ,w .' gg. and lost 7-2. 1 I - ' W 5 ' - ffl -:Z-?ffEf'f7a,i:i7-9 - - 1 L25 g , , ' , , -A1 1 ia ..., ng , W, Q. 2. ,111 ' ii gf .:-L' fri: .-,iff + 'gf-' , .. fr L- if ' .,.-- 41- N 51 . .-F5 - 15 ' 1 - . - 5f.uL5:L:5i:f:-ff' - ' 9355- i:2:-1-3-fi? Yi - - X 1 - , . fagjegx ggi: 1551: -ggi -, -- , 's ,.-L-3,,-yan-'E .4-7,p.f Q-1.--1 ., Q--..'-'TKT' C .Ju Q 55x 21. ' 2. ia- - T, -x 'L' 'fi Ziff v4 W-Q. 'R-.- x 'iv-c-' . ,dm ' .iii J -wx L H g'- 1- 1, N 2 A, .S-'51.',agg 'ag :fx 1 -E The Fa11 of 1939 was the first season in a real 1ong time that Madison couldnyt finish with a hetter than .500 record. Defeats hy Erasmus, 20-0, Boys High, 13-6, Lincoln, 6-0 and wins over Hami1ton, 7-6, and New Utrecht, 18-6, comprised one of the most disappointing campaigns in Black and Gold gridiron history. Before the 1940 season Coach Torgan predicted a hanner year. He said that the team was definite1y of championship ca1iher. We started off with a hang hy defeating 1V1anua1, 6-0, and then, the 1ong awaited triumph over Erasmus was gained. We waited for that one a 1ong time hut watching our hoys shut out the Buff and Biue 16-0 made it a11 seem worth it. A 33-0 victory over New Utrecht hrought forth 1ouder cham- pionship utterances hut Boys High had other ideas and held the Torgan-men to a score- 1ess tie. Ahe Linco1n a1so seemed reso1ved to upset the proverhia1 apple-cart and did so with a we11-earned 12-6 decision. 1n the 1ast game of the season, Peabody, from Boston, Massachusetts, was taken into cus- tody hy a 14-13 score on a snow-swept fie1d. The ,41 season opened with the hoys com- ing haclc from Peahody at the wrong end of a 14-0 score. Erasmus triumphed hy the same score in avenging the previous year,s defeat. Then faithfu1 1V1anua1 stepped up on1y to he set 1Jac1c on its hee1s hy a 21-0 score. Next, Boys High hit the dust to the tune ot 19-0 hut aiong came the 1..inco1n powerhouse and rea11y 1et go at the Torgan- ado with hoth harre1s and trounced them 38-2. A 27-0 heating administered to Lafay- ette in the season,s fina1e did give the hoys some conso1ation. A few of the hright spots of the 1ast season were the performances turned in hy Jack Qumano, Al Kantor and Burt Blaustein. During our terms at Madison weyve seen many teams, good and had, hut whatever the records or the scores, we will a1ways have a p1ace reserved for the memories of Madi- son,s teams and particularly the Black and Gold clad e1evens of Mike Torgan. EMA The performance of the B1ac1c and Go1d speedsters during the winter season of 1938- 39 was the hest turned in throughout our high schoo1 stay. This team, the first we watched at Madison, sported such stars as Captain Morty Rosen, Tom Bergde11 and Sal Graziadi. 1n l94Q, the Madison Mercury-men had one Harvey Giter as a memher. This 1ad was quite exceptional in the hundred yard dash capturing the Brooldyn title. By 1941 the .big guns of the former outfit had gradu- ated. However, Madison entries, in captur- ing the mi1e relay and the freshman 880, hroice hoth records at the Broo1c1yn Cham- pionship meet. At present our track team is 1oo1cing to the future. Captain Ted P1otnic1:, Jerry Javer and Char1e Wiiliams have performed we11, getting the team in shape for 1ater campaigns. j . 9l'LCI,l'Lg An account of the fencing team reads like a Horatio A1ger narrative. Since the hegin- ning of our high school careers, the fortunes of Madison,s swordsmen have risen with meteoric rapidity. 1n 1939, the foiismen, acting as doormats for the remainder of the 1eague, Finished 1ast in their division. The fol- 1owing year a comp1ete1y new array of faces made their appearance and Captain Berrick was the so1e memher of the out- fit with any measurah1e degree of experience. Under the tutelage of Berrick and Joe Smith, W the team developed with amazing progress. To the astonishment of all, the D,Artagnans garnered a sequence of three consecutive victories. Their slcein was rudely snapped lay Erasmus lout they recovered in ample time to emerge possessors of third place in the division. Madison entered the 1941 competition with three veterans who were compelled to instruct the newcomers. Qvercoming this ohstacle, the team captained hy Jaclq Mulli- gan, attained the highest rating of any pre- vious fencing team, third in the city finals. The current squad consists of Captain Bill Koneclcy, Gaby Simches, Warren Roclcwitt, Bch Mulligan and Don Keller. They have made a very fine showing in reaching the P,S,A,L, semi-finals. .ggwimming Because of the fact that Madison has not had a championship team in recent years, swimming appears to he a stepchild to the various other teams. All of our swim teams have had one thing in common, they start out with the promise of a great season hut then the Fates turn against them. During our stay in Madison a great par- ade of Mermen have passed hefore us. Names like Don Muller, Hanlc Deutsch, Milt Dinhoffer, Everett Vvhite, Jerry Sahel and Artie Alterman, have added something to the glory of Madison. The season of 1940-41 was far from the hest done hy previous teams. To start the season, our swimmers turned haclc Franlc- lin K. Lane hut along came Erasmus to sort of put the damper on things hy gaining a decisive victory over Madison. This de- feat hurt the team a great deal and the mer- men went down to defeat to Manual, Lincoln and Curtis in close order. After the looys re eir form, they heat Jefferson and New L recht to end the seaswuccess- i-2- CBJ iul note. When the current PSAL season opened, Coach Bannon was quite pleasantly sur- prised as the worlc of an entirely new group proved to he far superior to anything he expected. v . QPZ5 .SFQOFL5 Gym! Physical trainingl Ughl Remember how we dreaded those words? It meant get- ting into those ugly green rompers the third period, just when you had set your hair the night hefore. And then when the period was over you did a full day,s dressing and groom- ing in two minutes only to dash into Span- ish and hear your teacher exclaim, UYou,re lateln And swimmingl Rememloer how you snealied into your history class after the hell rang with your hair streaming down your iaceg as dry as the Atlantic and stringier than a stringhean. Rememloer in first term how those great hig third termers approached us little freshies with as much as a QOWJ discount on gym spots. Then in the sophomore year when we felt so grown up, we began joining the athletic clulas. We were really good in tennis lout we got our exercise hy chasing the hall rather than hitting it over the net. Then, hefore you lcnew it, we were juniors. We hegan aspiring for Honor Girls, the goal of the Superwoman. And at last the great moment came. Yes, we were seniors. We waited a long four years before we were ahle to write CANDIDATE GRAD- UATION on our registration cards. Did our heads swell up that day? You hetl The fun of the senior year really made up for the suffering of the other three and a half years. Thinlc hack again. Do you still thinl: that those days were so had? Remember, someday you,re going to say, HThe old girl ain,t what she used to laefy mmf ,,, CLI! PROM COMMITTEE Harvey Weinstein, Chairman, Bette Amdur, Yvette Aarons, Ann Free- man, Melvin Birnbaum, ECI Hayton, George Icieison, Herbert Small, Ruth Oppenheim, Jane Lyman, Arnold Rose, Hovvarci Juster, Mariiyn Meyer. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Arthur Alterman, Larry Goldberg, Chairmen, Martin Schor, Jack Schwartz, Bette Amciur, Irving Lazarowitz, Elaine Engeison, Shiriey Kiein, Norma Frankel, Harriette Finkelstein, Barhara Cohen, Barry Kreis- herg, Peter Goldstein, Arthur Tohack, Selma Racliioff. GIFT COMMITTEE Mildred Levy, Chairman, Rosaiinci Eriicson, Mai Hellman, Aucirey Ryer, Hariet Cassell, Myron Heifgott. DRESS COMMITTEE Ann Freeman, Chairman, Claire Steigman, Ruth Oppenheim, June Appiehy, Barhara Cohen, Rita Penner, Connie Greenberg, Martha Fried, Sycteiie Wasserman, Margaret Pace, Rosalyn Heyer, Harriet Casseii, Blanche Acieison, Charlotte Zaiiin, Eileen Lesser, Naomi Sunshine, Marilyn Meyer, GIoria Pugiiese, CaroI Engle, Lucille Valenti. RED LETTER DAY Julian Segail, Sidney Ahrams, Stanley Wolfson, Ginger IVIasIon. SENIOR BUTTONS Herioert Giuckson, Kenneth Kaufman. IEWELRY COMMITTEE Bette Keene, Dorottly Bencter, Ctzairmeng Selma Otiun, Bernice Herz- toerg, Ann Shapiro, Evelyn Kipnis, Joan iVicNamara, A. Messner, Marcia Meisner, Rita Casey, Rosalie Dacto, Lorraine Johnston, Helen Gastauer, Ptiyttis Ntusitcer, Littian Cotien, Bernice Acietson, Frances Viscardi, Rosalind Litoistqy, Muriel Totctiin. 3 - '- it f XY vw re-, X - ' 'N A! v ' vi Q ' , V '- ' ...-- .f P. 1- nm ' ' nf 1 ., , 4... K... 'M , 1. MM X wwf ,xngqg .4 my U .,j , ,vb :rx , 'M' f k .213 Q Qt f f'fzii2iQf5i i J . 1 ii 'Y -' A F ' iii ., 4 we A-JM-A. -I If V iagblw- L .. . JKLS R xi ,F A H-J, H .,w' 1, ' as qv. . , t , If A g 5 i. t 1, i ' f . ' -1 rg iff: , E .mth 1. L 1 H455 4 3 ini f 1 F4 in ' as 1 gg ,' , .il 'E l I lil 41' -. 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W-f as :W - ' mf 1 mmf lie ROPE am N I J X J .J , fu. 41-Vx 1 f X . grief Pt Vvhiie attending stage performances we often find ourselves gagigf at the colored rays of light that emanate from the darkest depths of the theater and find their Way to the stage. The part these ioeams play in the success of the show is quite important. These Hspotsu are used prin- cipally to emphasize worthy characteristics and to create a special field of interest. Now the thought comes to us that extra-curricular activities have the same ohjectives in view. Vvithout the use of spotlights in the form of clubs, we cannot ohtain a completely successful school career. Participation in spe- cial activities has aiways developed and even createdspe- cial interests. Like those heams of iight, they' hring to the surface hidden talents and put a final polish on our daily Work. The high school career of a person Who has not taken advantage of extra-curricular activities is one as de- void oi interest as the performance where proper planning of lighting has not heen accomplished. h-.-it ,, ,nw-.-Q.-W., W. L ,YJ----1 W V - LOG STAFF LITERARY Sf ART LOG STAFF BUSINESS 6- REVISION HIGHWAY STAFF HIGHWAYMAN STAFF CAMERA CLUB HONOR SCROLL STAF BIG PARADE STAFF PAN-AMERICAN SOCIETY HISTORY HONOR SOCIETY JAZZ CLUB ORATORIANS ART SQUAD RED CROSS SQUAD LIBRARY SQUAD TRAFFIC SQUAD GQ. OFFICE SQUAD GA. SQUAD LATE SQUAD GUIDANCE SQUAD CURRENT EVENTS CLUB CIVIL SERVICE CLUB DEFENSE CLUB IVIICROSCOPE CLUB RADIO CLUB FIRST AID CLUB MATH CLUB FRENCH CLUB war' Wsw . N f is .W ,Q ,wvWQ Q My 'Q -f-- rg,gwggsi.gg .Q mi PE , 33, .MJ Ajfff x Xi' ' A .' Kg my .. 'L N -...J 2 4 , f KX yn! ff ' I Qs ww ff' I 4 f 1, '-:' ' Q ' 5? 1 X :..1 , ,.f,v.i Q., g DEBATIN G TEAM Stanley Kligfcld, Captain Murray Nesbitt Norrnan Katz Sian Kaiser Dallicl Dramcr MENORAH DRAIVIATIC SOCIETY HI-Y CLUB m IMUSIC HGNOR SOCIETY BOOSTERS SCIENCE RESEARCH MATH TEAM Robert NIcNauglxion , C Nlarvin London Philip Xvolf Vvaltcr Blumlnerg Jacob Sclmcfricr fQ ' Q, 5-QQ . I gal 2 ' - -E ai , '-,7 ,QI -5' ' ',.z I fa R ,x , ,6 N57 ' Var I V 1? ,, f ' tx ,5 it ' F ' X f' v Y X' ' Q, ff' I ,Fi 1 X xx 1 if ., y -I 1 ol ,L f L N 9 , F 1, Q' , .4 ,filly S7 V uf 5-. 2 ZLL, 1 :f f' H- A f ig, iv: x .f af:-, 1--'ze' 4 75' 43 2355, E Q if fi riorilfiw EDITORS DONALD WISE LUCILLE VALENTI MARILYN MEYER MELVIN BIRNBAUM HARRIET CASSELL FLORENCE GOLDBERG ASSOCIATES Robert Dorskind Stanley Ehrenloerg George IdeIson ART Editor,-DONALD WISEQ SI1eIdon Harris, George Vvexier, Louise Meyerowitz, Nliriam Greenberg, Mildred MandeI, Ruth Germaine, Bob Vvauacic. LITERARY Editors-MAR1LYN MEYER, MELVIN BIRNBAUMQ Paul Stone, Carol Engle, George IdeIson, AIIen Aaronson, Eleanor Brodsky, Ruth Magid, Elea- nor Karon, RosaIie Gimpricii, Naomi Colvin, Gerald Ai1eIson, Gladys BIumentI1aI, Ruth Zerden, Rhoda Dupfer, Irwin Roll, Hersctiei Jofiee, Harvey Weinstein. SPORTS Editor,-STANLEY RADERQ Henry Everett, Arthur Alterman, Mal Heuman, Arnoid Kreisman, Ed Perlstein, Ted Leventiial. BUSINESS IXQCLHGQQIG-'I-IARRIET CASSELLg Doris Perin, Pearl Halter, Doris Faigut, Rhoda Kastrina, Beatrice Davidson, Sophie Florez. ' REVISION EditorHFLoRENcE GOLDBERGQ Mildred Levy, Rosalind Erickson, Norma Sliampain, Barbara Kelsey, HeIene Cotien, Audrey Ryer. ADVERTISING ManagerHPAUL DORSKINDQ Ptiyuis POIoge, Norma Prost. . 5 ,-',s2Z,:-1'1FaS..,. 1 1 1- gasafr 'Wx - it f - ' , ,fl Yi . 4' 30 3, ' f - E is Q-3 , -I ,L 1 - ,mv ' ,k,, .gas .1 ,fl .fligg 19' 'Rs 1' 134' fi' N., , - ff If- , Ytgigy EV 2 . ', JLNJV' W waxy- . ,Y tim.: 'xiffs A Ffh' I , N ,I ii' . ' - ?3Q:?' 51 ' U! 7942 Editor-STANLEY EHRENBERG3 Bernard Gold- man, Waiter Schwab, Alien Aaronson. LOG REPRESENTATIVES Jack Schwartz, Ruth Oppeniieim, Saiiy Vveciq- sier, Bernice Posner, Elaine Berger, Lila Krimico Julian Segaii, Sycieiie Buciiwaiter, Doris Feder Josepir Feiciman, Sioiney Abrams, June Denton Doris Napp, Beatrice Davidoff, Stella Liaicas Doris Perrin, Norma Neuwirth, Corinne Snycier ART CREDITS DONALD VXHSE,-'Art Eciitor, Fiyieai De- signs, Sports Layouts, Prologue, Theme, Arista Committees, Title and Divider Pages, Story mus- trations. SHELDON HARRIS,-Story and Sports illustrations GEORGE IDELSONi-COVGF, Sports Layouts. GEORGE WEXLER+CHfiCHtUfCS, Poem Illustra- tion. MIRIAM GREENBERG-Marionettes in Senior Sec- tion. MILDRED MANDEI.+MHfi0HCttCS in Senior Sec- tion. LOUISE MEYEROWlTZ+C8TiC8tUF6S. RUTH GERMAINE,-Story and Poem Illustrations BOB WALLACK+C6i9bTitiCS Page. STANLEY EHRENBERG H Photography Editor, Photographs on Divider Pages, in Sports Section, oi Auditorium, in Montage. ALLEN AARONSONP-Baseball Photographs. FACULTY ADVISERS MRS. RGSE NURNBERG, Mrs. Pearl Scarlet Nfl: Charles Miller. A1023 - ' .' ' N '.f!!L -F11 -1 -- W rl - Q Q 36-eggxrmw .fl-'rg,4,Q.i, g.-.'.-gazgw , ' im'-. 'ttigvrpg' if Wiil- fERif52rf11'Hiff-f-1- 'Mgt ', '-1 As. wgggege - 1 'i H tw 5 fl, , 2 1 M.. L... ,1- rx! 17. ' . 'r ' V' rv n .,',f :sew 'if 5 W gil:-Qi-1 413' u'-fi UN.: . if Qi,-ik, 'L ' G' 435' p-1:42 5 5 ' A .i ,.s1:-f- Hi, 11, tg S if jjJ1j4'.2-jj., ' Thi 'K -513 -' .- -B - 3 5 . ,sf ' . 1.1 - m'.4', .. .- as 2? . I avg J W J 42, gf '15 Q 5. Q -0 ti i '- 'A fe, X ll 1 3, x i i D I -F S1 ek . in ' x ,PX ' ' .. :W 'STE .' 4,1 ,. ff,f ' fizf' -. ' 1.3 T , ., L1-nl X 'I A xiii: :: ':'i+ .Nw V am' f i W J' al. -In 'M V 7 Y J I Wifi Milfs 1 ,' ' 4 :H ' , f lg if .vu an ' .di E-4 if , va t 15' 1 5 .1 Amir - , -2 . his . Jrggy '-fr C Q ag, i is K A SQQQXN lis.-5 1 F 1 ij 1 :W ti- i ua - L 2 ' .v X fx .rl 451. ,, ,ri 9 ' I r , li 1, 201 AM. This Iittie jingie comes from Room 201, That room wI1ere we Izad so mucii fun. Our official teacher is named Miss Teinizve Ami sI1e remarked HTI1inIQ you're going to graduate? Xveii meIJI7eI Teacher-MISS ADELE B. TEBBE Pres.-MEYER OSOFSKY Vice-Pres.-JACK SCHVVARTZ Sec.-DOROTHY ANDERSON Treas.-BERNICE SCHWIMMER ANDERSON, DOROTHY, 1756 E. 56 St. CHUPPE. STELLA, 2165 E. 19 St. ECHELIVIAN, JULES, 1250 E. 27 St. ECKSTEIN, BURT, 1214 E. 18 St, ITINGERHUT, LAWRENCE, 1270 E. 18 St. FLEISCHER, ALVIN, 5401 Avenue J FREIDMAN, BERNICE, 2069 E. 12 St. GINSBERG, SELIVIA, 1925 Ocean Ave. GOLDBERG, SYLVIA, 1225 Avenue R HAGGERTY, ARTHUR, 5720 I:IatIands Ave. HELFAND, GLORIA, 1768 E. St. HILLMAN, ALBERT, 868 E. 7 St. HOLLANDER, ELAINE, 1157 E. 7 St. JACOBS, IVIILLICENT, 1171 Ocean Ave. KALIVIUS, JERRY, 1746 E. 15 St. KASS, BERNARD, 2250 E. 22 St. KONECKY, VVILLIAIVI, 992 E. 21 St. LEPSELTER, IRVING, 1125 Avenue K IVIAZUR, ESTELLE, 2246 Ocean Ave. IVIORGENBESSER, CARL, 1662 VV. 9 St. NIORRIS, EUGENE, 2225 Avenue Y OKUN, SELIVIA. 1570 E. 2 St. OSOFSKY. MEYER, 2117 Avenue T PETROLAKIS, ANTHONY, 1971 E. 17 St. REILLY, JAMES, 2057 KimIoaI St. ROSENFELD, IRVING. 5076 Nostrand Ave SALWEN, DAVID, 1246 E. 21 St. SCHVVARTZ, JACK, 1618 Avenue L SCHWIIVIIVIER, BERNICE, 2221 Ocean Ave. SI-IAPIRO, IRVING, 2567 E. 22 St. SIEGEL, LENORE, 1801 Avenue N SPRITZER, RUTH, 2258 Ocean Ave. STEIGIVIAN, CLAIRE, 2622 Avenue J SYLVESTER, JAMES, 1816 E. 17 St, TEPPER, EVELYN, 2425 Kings I'IigI1way XVEINTRAUB, LILA, 1719 Quentin RCI. XVEISS, EGON, 1552 E. 14 St. XVEISS, HERBERT, 1525 E. 26 St. NVOHL, CONSTANCE, 1558 E. 19 St. VVOLF, LILA, 2910 Quentin Rd. WORTH, ARTHUR. 1654 E. 15 St. ZINOVY, JEAN. 2417 Avenue P ZIVIN, GILBERT, 2254 E. 29 St. ZUCKERIVIAN, BE'I'I'Y, 1551 E. 51 St. 202 AM. XAIIIHH lite ciues collector goes, Up ami clown Imeiween tI1e rows, One sees expressions very vivid, Faces dll? UJIII 0iI19I'S P HIIII pay next l1l0IliIl,II says some ImcIrIinsIey. HTIiat's 202,H sa s Mr. KrinsIz i. Y 3 Teacher-IVIR. KRINSKY Vice-Pres.-SIDNEY LIPMAN Trees.-CAROL BEINER Sec,-JOAN SCHNARCH LEBOVVITZ, IVIILDRED, 2717 Quentin Road AHLSTROIVI, ALBERT, 5702 Avenue R ALBERT, SANFORD, 2145 E. 17 St. AIVIDUR, BETTY, 1505 E. 22 St. BANDER, NORMAN. 2045 E. 27 St. BEINER, CAROLYN, 1575 Coney IsIand Ave. BERNARD. FRANCES. 1161 E. 29 St. BERNBAUIVI. PAUL, 2401 Newkirk Ave. BRESLAUER, IRWIN, 1014 E. 19 St. CORWIN, LAUREL, 1447 E. 28 St. DROGIN, TOBY, 1947 Ocean Ave. EBERT, DANIEL. 1812 Avenue U FERBER, JEROIVIE. 1414 E. 12 St. FISHER, HERBERT, 1719 E. 55 St. GUIDA, VINCENT, 2401 Avenue R HERZBERG, BERNICE, 2255 Ocean Ave. JAVER, GEORGE, 1816 E. 22 St. KAPLAN, ALEX, 5871 Bedford Ave. KELLER. ADELE, 1508 Avenue N KUPFERBERG, CORINNE, 2625 Avenue N 5120 BrigI1ion 5 SI. LIPIVIAN, SIDNEY. 2057 E. 55 St. LITWIIN, 2410 Kings Highway LUBIN, 2199 Coney Isianci Ave. IVIASLON. GINGER. 1620 Ocean Ave. IVIITCHELL. JEROIVIE, 2570 Ocean Ave. IVIOOREHEAD, VVILLIAM, 2216 Quentin Road MORTON, RUSSELL, 1640 IVIarine Ijicway. NECKRITZ. ALAN, 2124 Avenue P OLECK, LAVVRENCE, 1229 E. 22 St. OPPENI-IEIIVI, RUTH, 1587 E. 21 St. ROTI-IIVIAN, MARION. 1027 E. 27 St. SCHIVIACTENBERG, VVILLIAIVI, 1864 E. 15 SCHNARCH, JOAN, 2208 Avenue L SCHREIR. LEONARD, 2567 E. 82 St. SCHVVARTZ, LEE, 2944 Quentin Road SIIVICHES, GABRIEL, 527 Eastern Pkway. SORENS, HAROLD, 1171 Ocean Pkway. SYIVIONS, ESTHER, 1545 E. 19 St. WANK, GERALD, 5421 Avenue P WEBER, DEBORAH, 1125 E. 26 St. WEINER. IVIURIEL, 1555 Ocean Ave. WINTER, ROBERT, 89 Dover St. YEHLON, HARRIET, 1877 Ocean Ave. ZVNIERLING, CHARLES, 4152 Bedford Ave. S 205 AM. Ulf you want to stop the Hitler BIil:, To quote our Mr. Ivumowitz. HXVQ1' Stamps and Bonds you ought to Inuy, To drive tI1e Axis from the sIzy.H TeaeI1erHMR. NAMOVVITZ Pres.-ARTHUR ALTERMAN Viee-Pres.-DANIEL DUDENHOEFFER See.-ROSE SIEGAL ADER, JACK, 2 Chester Court ALTERMAN, ARTHUR, 1522 E. 17 St. APFELROTH, JEROME, 2240 E. 26 S1. APPLEBY, JUNE, 971 E. 26 St. BARLETTA, JOHN, 1241 E. 9 St. BEDNEY, RICHARD, 1554 E. 29 St. BERNSTEIN, ALVIN, 4552 Bedford Ave. BECK, ROMOLA. 5607 Avenue T BERNSTEIN, JEROME, 2006 Avenue T BLATF. MARVIN, 2250 E. 26 St, BROOKS, MELVIN, 1276 E. 51 St. BROWN, IVIERRITT, 1759 IVIadison PIace COAN, ROBERT, 1005 E. 22 St. COHEN, MARILYN, 1402 Avenue K COX, GEORGE, 1927 Ryder St. DALEY. JOSEPH, 1955 CoIeman St. DICKSTEIN, MARTIN, 1575 Coney Island Ave. DRESHER. SEYMOUR, 2155 E. 15 St. DUDENHOEFFER, DANIEL, 2822 Avenue N DUNETZ, MARTIN, 1587 E. 29 St. ELLENBERG. STANLEY, 1705 Catan Ave. FARRELL, EDVVARD, 1966 E. 15 St. FOX, HOVVARD, 2072 Stuart St. GREENE, BERTRAM, 1126 E. 12 St. KOENIGSBERG, HELEN, 5620 Bedford Ave. KRAMER, EDITH, 2261 Ocean Ave. LACHS. SYLVIA, 1215 Avenue IW LERNER, NORMA. 4615 Bedford Ave. LEVINE. EDWARD, 2424 Kings Highway LEVINE, RHODA, 1725 Avenue M LEVY, MARILYN, 1810 Avenue N LIEBMAN. SEYMOUR, 1806 E. 55 St. LOWENSTEIN. GLORIA. 1606 Avenue T MALOVANY, BLOSSOM. 2450 E. 24 St. NIARKOE, FLORENCE, 2225 Ocean Ave, ROBERTSON, WILLIAM, 1465 E. 15 S1. SCHAPIRO, DAVID, 1970 E. 18 St. SHAPIRO, ANN, 1247 E. 12 St. SIEGAL, ROSE. 1850 E. 12 St. THOMASHOVVER, MARVIN. 1640 Ocean Ave. TRACHTENBERG, BERNICE, 1209 Avenue J TUTTLE, LUCILLE, 1002 E. 9 St. WASSERMAN, MARILYN, 1160 E. 15 Sl, VVECHSLER, SALLY, 2207 Avenue U XVOLFSON, STANLEY, 1172 E. 14 St. 204 AM. Old 204 is a B.K. room So scrub tI1e board we must. lt does no good to fuss and f 11r1u.f1, Miss Shimko Imtes chalk dust. Teaeher-MISS SOPHIE SHIMKO Pres.-'ROBERT DORSKIND Vice-Pres.-ARNOLD ROSE See.-SHIRLEY HERZOG Treas.f-'RUTH NVESTMAN AARONSON, ALLEN, 1524 E. 24 St. ABELES, EDVVIN, 1267 E. 27 St. AITKIN, GRAYCE. 2048 Coyle St. BORNSTEIN, RHODA. 1558 E. 19 St. COHEN, BARBARA, 991 E. 10 St. DORSKIND, ROBERT, 1900 Quentin Road ECKSTEIN, JOAN, 2505 Avenue M EHRENBERG, STANLEY, 1615 Avenue I FADOOL, JOHN, 5016 Avenue I FILIPPI, ROBERT, 1521 E. 57 St. FISHKIND, ROBERT. 1254 E. 59 S1. FREEMAN. ANNE, 1714 Ocean Ave. FUCHS, MARTIN, 2500 Kings Highway GARRELL, STUART, 4202 Bedford Ave. GOLDBERG, FLORENCE, 5609 Avenue L GO'-ITIWISIEB, GORDON, 1270 Ocean Ave. GREENBERG, EDYTHE, 1596 E. 17 St. 1809 Kings I'IigI1way HERTZIG, ELEANOR, 2715 Avenue Y HERZOG, SHIRLEY, 2552 E. 24 St. KAUFFMAN, HUBERT, 1925 E, 26 St. KIPNIS, EVELYN, 4259 Bedford Ave. LAZAROVVITZ, IRVING, 1150 Shakespeare Ave., LEBOVVITZ, IVIILDRED, 2717 Quentin Road LEVIN, HOWARD, 1566 E. 51 St. LOWENBRAUN, LAUREEN, 1412 Ocean Ave. IVIYEROVVITZ, COLLEEN, 2850 Ocean Ave. PICKHOLTZ, ESTELLE, 1771 E. 21 St. POSNER, BERNICE, 1508 Avenue N ROSE, ARNOLD, 2724 Avenue VV ROSEN, DENORA, 1554 Avenue NV RUDNICK, ROBERT, 1516 E. 55 St. SANDLER, RAYMOND, 1716 Avenue T ROSENBUSH, SIDNEY, 2507 E. 24 St. SAWITSKY, BERTRAM, 5585 Bedford Ave. SHULIVIAN, ROSE, 1978 E. 26 St. SPEVACK, RALPH, 1558 E. 19 St. STAGNITTA, MARY. 1227 Avenue T TISCHLER, SELMA, 2264 E. 18 St. VVEIRETER, PAUL, 1951 Hating Si. VVESTMAN, RUTH, 2128 E. 28 St. WOOD, DONALD, Gabby Court ZWILLICH, MYRA, 2425 Kings Highway BYOIIX 214 AM. VVe Iiiee our class, our teacizer ioo, But we,II ine giad when we get iizrougiz. For as muciz as we wouid Iiiee to stay The challenge of tile world lures us away. Teacher-MR. COHEN Pies.-LOWELL SHERMAN Sec.HDORIS FEDER Treas.-FRANCES EPSTEIN BRESSLER, ROBERT, 1706 Quentin Road CAHN, RITA, 2211 Ocean Ave. DELLA BOVI. ANNE, 105 81 St. DIAMOND. ANI-IHA, 2219 Coney Isiand Ave. EICHWALD, CECILA. 2054 E. 21 St. EISENSTAT, ELEANOR, 2442 E. 24 St. EPSTEIN, FRANCES, 1900 Quentin Road FEDER, DORIS, 2420 Avenue L. FOX, ANITA, 1216 Avenue L FRIED, IVIARTHA, 2158 E. 77 St. GREEN, HOWARD, 7615 20 Ave. HARRISON, JOHN, 2709 E. 18 St. KAPNER, LEONARD, 1701 Quentin Road KATZ, HERBERT, 1216 E. 22 St. KOPEL. GENE, 1900 Quentin Road KRASNOVV, ROBERT, 1745 E. 16 St. KREISBERG, BARRIE. 1440 E. 14 St. LEV. PHYLLIS, 1069 E. 9 St. MOSKOVVITZ, SHIRLEY, 1555 Coney Island RAKOFSKY, LENNIE, 2408 E. 17 Si. ROCKVVITT, VVARREN, 2414 Avenue R ROSENBERG, HAROLD, 1165 E. 12 St. ROTHSTEIN, RITA, 1561 E. 15 St. SANEKOFF, ROBERT, 5625 FIatIands Ave. SCHWARTZ, DAVID, 1608 Avenue R. SCHWARTZ, RENEE, 1205 Avenue R SHANE, BARBARA, 2675 E. 29 Si. SHAPIRO, RHODA. 2157 Ocean Ave. SHERMAN, LOWELL, 1186 E. 25 St. SILVERIVIAN, STANLEY. 1671 E. 17 St. SIIVIENSKY, RODNEY, 1182 E. 28 St. SPRINZ, ELLIOT, 2760 E. 16 St. STECHLER, GEORGE, 2276 E. 26 St. STEINER, GLORIA, 2288 E. 25 St. TIEGER, LOUIS, 1225 Elm Ave. TOBACK. ANITA, 1056 E. 15 S1. WHT, FLORA. 1045 E. 12 Sf. VVRIGHT, BELDON, 1865 E. 29 St. YASUNA, MARSHALL. 2500 Kings Higluwa Y Ave. 216 AM. Fun is tile iizeme of 216 Deep in the heart of Madison Vvitii a Iuwwiedge great, we I1igI'iIy rate Deep in tile heart of Madison. We really grieve, as we have to Ieave But ii,s our desire to Ieeep traveling Iiigiier After we Ieave fumes Madison. Teacher-MISS ZUBROD ABEI., IVIARJORIE, 2566 Ocean Ave. ADELIVIAN, BERNARD, 1611 E. 51 St. ALPER, CONRAD, 1459 Ocean Ave. ARENT, RITA, 2050 E. 25 St. BARANOFF, JEWEL, 1771 E. 8 St. BLECHER, LILA, 1827 I:Ia1IousI1 Ave. BRESLER, GEORGE, 4024 Avenue K CIRINO, ADELE, 4552 Kings Highway COHEN. RITA, 2012 E. 26 St. DADO, ROSALIE, 2460 E. 24 Si. DUBERIVIAN, DANIEL, 4088 Bedford Ave, DORIVIAN. AVRAIVI, 2152 E. 79 St. FELDIVIAN, JOSEPH, 2228 Ocean Ave. FRANKEL, NORIVIA, 68-58 YeIIovv Shore Blvd., FRIEDIVIAN, FLORENCE, 1854 Ocean Ave. FRIEDIVIAN, SAUL, 1579 E, 26 Si. FRIELICH, LILLIAN, 2451 E. 65 St. GREEN, EDWARD, 4580 Bedford Ave. HELLIVIAN, MALCOLM, 50 LincoIn Road HINDIN, IVIURIEL., 2715 Avenue I.. HONIG, BLOSSOIVI, 5679 Bedford Ave. KATZ, GEORGE. 1222 E. 12 St. KLEIN, SIDNEY, 1671 E. 17 St. LEWIS, IVIORTIIVIER, 5509 Avenue P NIANSDORF, RHODA, 145 I.,incoIn Road MARX. WALTER, 1562 Ocean Ave, TVICCAVV, IVIURIEL, 1420 E. 25 St. IVIcGOVERN, JOSEPH, 1517 E. 28 St. MORGAN, STANLEY, 1746 E. 15 St. NAHMIAS, GERTRUDE, 1469 E. 16 St. NAPOLE, JOSEPH, 2815 Avenue R OKEEFE, FRANCIS, 2150 KimIuaII Road PACE, MARGARET, 1518 E. 52 St. RITTER, ROBERT, 1425 E. 12 St. SAIVIUELS, IVIORTIIVIER, 1496 E. 29 St. SEITEL, ARLINE, 1054 E. 12 St. SHUKAT, SHIRLEY, 2020 Avenue O SIMON, BERNARD, 2141 E. 26 St. SLOANE, RENEE, 2209 E. 26 St. SMILOWITZ, HARRY, 5626 Kings Higilway S'-IIEIN, GILBERT, 2020 Kings Highway TULLO, VINCENT, 1462 E. 8 Si. VVEISS, GRACE, 128 Avenue N WINN, SHELDON, 2054 E. 65 St. F. H.. L. I 217 AM. Down in the realms of 217 We have what is known us ci fresh air fiend. Rain or shine, those windows are open lust to piease our UncIe Tobin. TeacherHIVIR. GEORGE XV. TOBIN Pres.,-THEODORE STARR Vice-Pres.-SHIRLEY VVEIN Sec.-HOPE SMITH Treas.-HARRIET SCHNEIDER ABRAIVIS, SIDNEY, 1402 Avenue K ALPRIN, GLORIA. 1550 E. 27 St. BALLIN. FLORENCE, 5064 Nostrand Ave, BERNOFSKY, IRVING, 2065 Ocean A,-C. BRODSKY, ELEANOR, 2502 E. 24 St. COHEN. BERNARD, 1555 E. 51 St. COHEN, SELMA, 2128 E. 27 St. CONN. SHEPARD, 1770 E. 54 St. COOPERBERG, GLORIA, 2500 Ocean Ave. DRAUDIN, GLORIA. 150 Avenue P DREYER, ALBERT, 1145 E. 15 Sr. EOVIERO, THERESA. 2404 E. 21 St. GIIVIPRICH, ROSALIE, 1155 Ocean Pkway. GOLDBERG, LAWRENCE, 1020 E. 12 St. GOLDSTEIN, MURRAY, 50 Brighton Path GOODKIND, LOUIS, 2205 Avenue Z GOTTLIEB, BERNARD, 1205 E. 21 Sf. GREENE, MARY, 1955 E. 17 St. IIVIBORNONI, ALBERT, 2460 Nostrand Ave, JOFFEE, HERSCHEL, 1014 E. 29 St. JOHNSTON, LORRAINE, 1915 E. 24 St. KAIVIINER, GERALD, 2519 Avenue L. KANTOFF, CLAIRE, 1759 E. 52 St. KATZ, NORMAN, 1599 E. 18 St. MACHIZ, LILLIAN, 2919 Avenue R MARTINSON, IRENE, 2790 BatcI1eIder St. MAYER, IVIARILYN, 2019 Avenue R IVIEADOVVS, LENORE, 2718 Ocean Ave. PRAGER, NAOMI, 1502 E. 54 St. SATFEN, MORTY, 2278 E. 26 St. SCHNEIDER, HARRIET. 1506 Ocean Ave. SCHRAG. ALLEN, 5579 Bedford Ave. SCHULMAN, MARVIN. 2162 E. 21 St. SEMMELROTH, MARIE, 1858 E. 14 St. SHAPIRO, MARVIN. 1640 Ocean Ave. SHEFF, RONALD, 171 Girard St. SMITH, HOPE, 1045 E. 28 St. STARR, THEODORE, 2290 E. 22 SL STEIN, ROSLYN. 1715 E. 14 St. STEINBERG, ALBERT, 2280 E, 24 St. TISCHLER. ELAINE, 1760 Ocean Ave. TREIVIAYNE, FRED, 5702 Avenue L VALENTI, LUCILLE, 1869 Stuart St. VVALLER, CONSTANCE, 1975 E. 24 St. WEIN, SHIRLEY, 4097 Bedford Ave. XVILANSKY, HAROLD, 2501 E. 22 St. NVILLNER. ALAN, 1200 E. 18 St. ZASULY, LENORE, 578 Ocean I3Iivvay. ZERDEN, RUTH, 1192 E. 12 St. ZICK, BERNICE, 1852 E. 15 St. 218 AM. For four Iong years, weyve studied Hard to earn a signed diploma Vv7e,ve paid attention stuaIiousIyf-4 when not in a state of coma. Tire memory of high scIiooI days wiII not so soon depart Considering tire struggle that we've had right from the start Teacher-IVIR. JACOB MILGRIM Pres.,-'ALBERT YOUNGREN Vice-Pres.-VVILLIAIVI SMITH Sec.f-HELEN GASTAUER 'IIreas.-SHIRLEY SCHWARTZ 2615 V0orI1ies St. CAROLAN. PETER, 1850 E. 51 St. COHEN. HERIVIAN, 5626 Kings Highway COIVIPERT, DORIS, 4121 Bedford Avc. DANSKER, NORMAN, 1146 E. 27 St. DASKALIKIS, MICHAEL, 1516 Avenue U DENTON, JUNE, 861 E. 27 St. FAUPEL, IRENE, 5855 Bedford Ave. 2405 VoorI1ies St. GOTILIEB, LENORE, 1506 Ocean Ave. GRACE, MARGARET, 2016 E. 26 St. HACKER, ALLEN, 1690 Ocean Ave. HALTER, PEARL, 1872 KimInaII St. HARDER, ALLEN, 282 BatcI1eIder St. HARRIS, SHELDON, 2107 Avenue W HAWIE, JUNE, 2727 E. 27 St. HAYER, ROSLYN, 5152 Nostrand Ave. JOI-IANSON, MILDRED, 49 Faine Ct. KUROT. RUTH, 2549 E. 22 St. I LAUFER, HILDA, 2177 E. 21 St. LEIN, MARTIN, 2515 E. 22 St. LEVY, SHIRLEY, 2444 E. 26 St. LITTENBERG, ESTELLE, 2242 E. 14 St. 2917 Avenue I MOSS, GLADYS, 2524 Ocean Ave. NAEHER, THERESA, 7784 E, 48 Sr. NAPOLITANO, ELEANOR, 2554 E. 21 St. NASS, SELIVIA, 1905 Ocean Ave. O'BRIEN, 2049 KIIIITJIIII St. PERALTA. LORNA, 1567 Marine Pkway. RONVLAND, PATRICIA, 977 E. 52 St. SCHWARTZ, SHIRLEY, 2542 E. 22 St. SEBULSKY, ROBERTA, 2147 E. 17 St. SMITH, VVILLIAM, 1755 Ryder St. VELCOFF, LAVVRENCE, 1225 Ocean Pkway YOUNGREN, ALBERT, 2051 New York Ave. 219 AM. Mr. Vveinefs class is Iiep, Goodness, where do they get their pop? Is it from that delicious an-Imran? Or is ii from a certain Rothman? Teacher-MR. MITCHEL VVEINER Pres.,-MARTIN NEVVMAN Vice-Pres.-MORTIMER LITOVCHICK Sec.-Treas.-MARILYN MEYER ADAMS, PHILLIP, 4226 Bedford Ave. BERNSTEIN, BLANCHE, 1588 E, 14 St. COLVIN, NAOMI, 2707 Quentin RCI. ENGLE. CAROL, 1155 E. 12 St. 1775 Ocean: Ave. FISHMAN, BEVERLY, 1645 W. 5 St. FORMAN, JACQUELINE, 2511 Avenue I FRIEDMAN, FLORENCE, 1555 Ocean Ave. GOTTLIEB, ALBERT, 1205 E. 21 St. GREENBERG, MIRIAM, 809 Avenue L HAIDT, ELAINE, 1556 E. 51 St. HIRSCH, VVILLIAM, 5524 Bedford Ave. HOCHMAN, SEYMOUR, 1641 Ocean Ave. KAHANER. ELLIOTT, 1075 E, 16 St. 5406 Kings 1'IigIlxvz1y KARAREK, JESSE, 1859 Ocean Ave. BERNICE, 1400 Ocean Ave. KIRCHENBERG. C-ERTRUDE, 1650 Ocean Ave. KLEIN, SHIRLEY. 1602 Avenue O KLIGFELD, STANLEY. 1902 E. 18 St. KTJINE, 2214 Avenue O KOFSKY. MICHAEL, 2285 Ocean Ave. KORN, JULES, ms Kings Highway 7712 Bay PIixvny. LEVENTHAL, THEODORE, 2280 E. 26 St. 2197 Coney 151211141 Ave. LEVINSON. LOIS, 1245 E. 27 St. LEVY, MILDRED, 1660 E. 21 St. LIFTIVIAN, JOAN, 1400 Ocean Ave. LITOVCHICK, MORTIMER, 5825 Avenue T 1620 Ocean Ave. MACHIZ, LEON, 2919 Avenue S MAGID. RUTH, 1674 E. 28 St. MAZZA, JENNIE. 2624 E. 28 St. MeDONALD, JEANNE, 2111 E. 21 St. McGRATH, THOMAS, 1466 E. 28 St. MEYER, MARILYN, 1425 E. 14 St. MEYEROVVITZ, LOUISE, 1485 E, 26 St. MUSIKER, PHYLLIS, 2297 E. 21 S1. NAPP, DORIS, 1996 Ocean Ave. NESKIN, DAISY, 5115 B. 6 St. NEVVMAN. MARTIN, 1055 E. 15 St. PAOLINI, DIMURA, 1714 Avenue M PINKOFSKY, ADA, 2855 Bcd1ord Ave. RADER, STANLEY, 2057 E. 24 S1. ROGOFF, MANUEL, 2505 E. 22 St. ROSEN. CHARLO-IEIAE, 1117 E. T St. SHOROFSKY, FLORENCE, 1858 E. 15 St. SPIGEL, MYRON, 1415 Avenue O SVVICK, JULES, 2145 E. 25 St. 220 AM. I Some have luorized Some have sIlirIzezl All had fun apIenty. Some will worlz Some will sI1irIe This is room 220. Teacher-MRS. BERTHA FOSTER Pres.-FRED FAUPEL Vice-Pres.-MARX DREYFUSS Sec.-HARRIET CASSELL Trees.-RUTH SCHULTZ ALLEN, RUTH, 101 Gain Ct. BERNSTEIN. GERTRUDE, 2511 Avenue Y BLYSKAL, ELEANOR, 1422 E. 9 S1. BOULT, LOIS, 555 E. 19 St. BROSTOFF, LEON, 924 E. 15 St. BROVVN, SUSANNE. 2468 E. 22 St. BURKE, REGINA, 1541 E, 52 St. BURMESTER, MARIE. 1650 E. 55 St. CARBOY, CLAIRE, 650 E. 29 St. CASPERSEN, LILLY, 115 Noel Ave. CASSELL, HARRIET, 1840 Coney Is1ancI Ave. COHEN, LILLIAN, 1887 Cnney IsIand Ave. COHEN, PHILLIP, 984 E. 15 St. CONVVAY, THOMAS. 2015 E. 47 St. CORDARO. ROBERT, 1801 Avenue V DANIELS. PEARL, 2424 E. 22 St. DAVIDOFF, BEATRICE, 1451 E. 4 St. DAVIDSON, BEATRICE, 1124 Avenue K DENIGRIS, NATALIE, 2505 Avenue P DREYFUSS, MARX, 945 E. 19 St. DUNN, CHARLES. 1568 E. 51 St. FARANO. JOSEPHINE, 2571 E. 24 St. FAUPEL, FRED. 5855 BedIord Ave. GILHOOLY. EDVVARD, 1618 E. 56 St. GREENBAUNI, KURT, 1525 E. 15 St. HOROVVITZ. DOROTHY, 2419 E. 22 St. KAUFIVIAN, KENNETH, 1555 Ocean Ave. IXTCGINLEY, GENE, 89 BartIett PIace PARK, VVALTER, 19 Beacon Court RUSSO. THERESA, 5805 Avenue INT SCHULTZ, RUTH 5846 1:Ia1Iands Ave, SCHXVALBERG. SHELDON, 1402 Avenue K SHAPIRO, JULIUS. 2517 E. 21 St. SIEGEL, LEONARD. 1986 E. 22 St. STRELISKER, JULIA, 2259 E. 24 St. SURTSHIN, BERNICE, 1511 Avenue K XVEINSTOCK. ROSLYN, 2219 Ocean Ave. XVISE, DONALD. 2701 Avenue R I 222 AM. Thanks for the memories of Madisonian fun, Of dear Mrs, Neiman, of z1ipIomas won, Ami now we'II say so Iongu Izecause our term is 1I1rougI1. Accept our farewell wisI1es from room 222. Teacher,-IVIRS. VIOLA L. NEIMAN Pres.-ELAINE TOMBRAKOS Vice-Pres.,-STELLA LIAKAS Sec.-BLANCHE ADELSON ADELSON, BLANCHE, 1607 Quentin Road BARAF, LILA. 959 E. 51 St. BERG, MARGARET, 1965 E. 57 St. BERNSTEIN, IDA, 1245 E. 18 St. BERNTSEN, MARION. 55 CeIes1e Court BERSON, IVIILDRED, 2414 E. 25 St. BIDDLE. T1-IELMA, 2017 CoyIe St. CASPARI, BEULAH, 1970 E. 15 St. FINKLESTEIN, HARRIET, 1715 E. 8 St. FLADELL, GLORIA, 2257 E. 24 St. FLEIVIING, JEAN, 1826 E. 55 St. FLOREZ, SOPHIE 1858 Stuart St. INTERLIGI, LIOSEPHINE. 2798 Ocean Ave. KANNER. ETI-IEL, 4017 Bedford Ave. KRAVITZ, ROSLYN, 1649 E. 24 St. LIAKAS, STELLA, 1912 Kings Highway LIPPMAN, NATALIE, 1516 VV. 10 St. LOHIVIAN, BETTY, 1564 W. 10 St. LOHIVIAN, BETTY, 1564 E. 58 St. MANDEL, IVIILDRED, 2059 Hornecrest Ave. MIGGE, HELEN, 1915 Ryder St. NIKOP, DOROTHY. 1550 E. 18 St. PALIVIIERI. MARION, 1195 E. 15 St, PERRINO, ANNE, 2078 E. 27 St. PORTNOY, IRIVIA, 1565 E. 51 St. ROSENBLATT, DOROTHY. 662 E. 21 St. ROSKIN, SYLVIA. 2155 E. 26 St. SCALZILLI, SUSAN, 1208 Kings Highway SEGAL, GERTRUDE, 1662 E. 52 St. SIEGELIVIAN, THELIVIA, 2525 Avenue Y SILVER, RUTH, 1052 E. 27 St. SILVERSTEIN, BEVERLY, 1670 E, 15 St. SPECTOR, TILLIE. 1545 E. 55 St. STRAUBER, BERNICE, 1409 E. 5 St. STRAUSS, EFI-HEL. 2055 KimI3aII St. TOIVIBRAKOS, ELAINE, 1906 Kings I'IigI1way VVEINBERG, LILLIAN, 225 E. 19 St. 226 AM. Four pIeuscmt years in this scI1aoI Iluve passed, A Iittle IenowIecIge weyve amassed. Our Alma Mater is dear to us, In our Iieart 'twiII ever Ize near to us. Teacher-MISS MARJORIE W. HORNUNG Pres.-LILLIAN STUTMAN Vice-Pres.--B1URIEL ZELICKSON Sec.-DORIS PERRIN Treas,-KATE RUTKIN BASS, LILLIAN, 2268 E. 24 St. COIVIINS. IVIERLE. 1520 W. 1 St. ESSON, SHEILA, 2552 PIumIm First St. FALGUT, DORIS. 1502 Avenue K FEINMAN. ESTELLE, 2047 78 St. FICHTENBAUM, DOROTHY, 2275 E. 26 St. GOLDNER, BERNICE, 2570 Ocean Ave. GUSSAROFF, IVIILDRED, 2425 Kings Highway I'IEEIVISOTI'I, AGNES, 5518 I:IatIands Ave. ILOVVITE, DOROTHY, 1605 IVIcrmaid Ave. KASTRINER, RHODA, 5066 Brighton 7 St. LIPSENTER, ELAINE, 2284 E. 25 St. LOWE, ISABEL, 2450 E. 22 St. IVIACHTA. ROSALIE, 1871 Flatbush Ave. IVIARKOFSKY, ROSALYN, 2501 E. 21 St. IVIARTORELLI, GLORIA, 4054 Bedford Ave. IVIEYERDIRK, NANCY. 2252 E. 41 St. IVIILSTEIN. FLORA, 2515 E. 25 St. NIINKOFF, EDNA, 1919 Avenue X PERRIN, DORIS. 1825 Ryder St. PLOTNICK, ETHEL, 1706 Avenue V POUTIER. HELEN, 5614 Avenue K PRUESER, IVIARGOT, 2711 E. 26 St. RUTKIN, KATE, 1712 Avenue U SAIVIRICK, PAULINE, 1907 Avenue M SAMUELS, AUDREY, 409 Avenue O SFERLAZZA. JOSEPHINE, 2452 E. 25 St. SHAPIRO, ROSLYN, 2766 E. 16 St. STURM. SHIRLEY, 2255 E. 22 St. STUTMAN, SHIRLEY, 2472 E. 21 St. TISIVION, BERNICE, 1957 Ocean Ave, TOBACK, SALLY, 1925 Quentin Road TUCKER, GLADYS, 955a E. 27 St. UPHAIVI, ELAINE, 1918 E. 57 St. VISCARD1, FRANCES, 1654 E. 9 St. VVEIL, AUDREY, 117 NoeI Avenue WEINSTEIN, SARA, 1107 Avenue S WHITE, MARGARET, 1826 E. 24 St. WINTERFIELD, ETHELYN, 1965 E. 27 St. ZALLEN, CHARLOTTE, 2752 E. 27 St. ZELICKSON, IVIURIEL, 1400 E. 5 SL ZOLONDEK, DEBORAH, 2504 E. 24 St. 250 AM. In room 250 we spend our Clays With dear Miss Bourke to watch our ways We copied our homework and mucie mucii noise Ami we had fun, us giris ami Boys. Teacher-COLLETTE BOURKE Pres.-DAVID LOBEL Vice-Pres.-MARVIN LANDAU Sec.-ROSALIND LITOFSKY Treas.-VALERIE MAREK ABELSON, GERALD, 1248 E. 26 St. ACKERMAN, ARTHUR, 1117 E. 27 St. ASLAN, HENRIETTA, 1218 E. 7 St. BARNETT, SHIRLEY, 1567 Coney IsIand Ave. BERNHARDT, BETTY, 2118 E. 21 St. BERNSTEIN, NATALIE, 2107 Avenue I.. BINION, STEPHEN, 2055 Ocean Ave. BIRNBAUM, MELVIN, 1051 E. 24 St. BLUM, BERTRAM, 2761 E. 15 81. CHAIKEN, PAUL, 1950 E. 18 St. COHEN, HERBERT, 2120 Avenue X COSIN. ALLEN, 1815 E. 19 St. ENGELSON, ELAINE, 1859 E. 28 St. GAMRIN, ALFRED, 1145 E. 27 St. GOLDBLATT, JACOB, 1249 E. 27 St. GOLDSTEIN, EUGENE. 1857 E. 17 St. GREESS, LEONARD, 1940 Ocean Ave. IDELSON. GEORGE, 1558 E. 19 St. JUSTER, HOWARD, 1256 E. Q S1. KANDELL. WALLACE, 2424 Kings Highway BARBARA, 1640 Ocean Ave. LANDAU, MARVIN, 1528 E. 15 St. LERNER, SEYMOUR, 2206 E. 26 St. LESSER, EILEEN, 1121 E. 22 St. LEVINE, 1549 Marine Pkway. LITKOFSKY, ROSALIND, 2267 E. 22 St. LOBEL, DAVID, 1251 E. 21 St. LYMAN, JANE, 1756 E. 25 St. IVIAREK. VALERIE, 1841 Coney IsIancI Ave. MARGOLIN, RUTH 2921 Avenue N MCNAUGHTON. ROBERT, 1605 E. 54 St. MEHLMAN, IRVING, 2150 E. 21 St. NESBITT, MURRAY, 1612 E. 5 St. NEUWIRTH, NORMA, 1620 Ocean Ave. PALL, ALAN, 890 E. 14 St. PERLSTEIN, BEULAH, 1580 E. 19 St. POLOGE, PHYLLIS, 2020 Avenue O PORT, FLORENCE, 4592 Bedford Ave. PRINS, MARTHA. 2116 Diimas Ave. PROST, NORMA, 1947 Ocean Ave. RADILOFF, SELIVIA, 2000 Ocean Ave. REISS. HELEN, 2284 E. 17 St. SEIBENMANN, LILLIANE, 2016 Batchelder St. STONE, PAUL, 5591 Bedford Ave. STORTCH, GLORIA. 2508 Ocean Ave. SUNSHINE, NAOMI. 1646 E. 25 St. TANCER, RENEE, 1270 E. 21 St. TAGALOS, ANNE, 2165 E. 22 St. TURITZ, ANNE, 2520 E. 24 St. VVECHSLER, SOMA, 1618 Avenue T 254 AM. To walk through that izoiy door, To waiiz across that ciierisiieci fioor, VV11o could asia for anything more Titan to be in room 254? Teacher-MISS GERTRUDE REYNOLDS Pres.-MURRAY ALTCHULER Vice-Pres.-HENRY EVERET Sec.,-BARBARA KELSEY Treas.-MAXINE POMERANTZ ALTCHULER, MURRAY, 1260 E. 22 St. ARONSON, DONALD, 4565 Bedford Ave. BENNETT, CHARLOTTE, 1484 E. 17 St. BLUNIENTHAL, GLADYS, 2264 E. 25 St. BURROVVS, CECILE, 1082 E. 14 St. CHESSID, HERMAN. 1550 E. 18 St. DISICK, DONALD, 2044 Ocean Pkway. DOUGLIS, SYLVAN, 1874 E. 27 St. EBENFIELD, ARTHUR, 1166 E. 18 St. EVERET, HENRY, 1219 E. 12 St. FALK, RITA, 1856 E. 17 Sf. EISCHBEIN, ALVIN, 1550 E. 56 St. GOLDBERG, FRANCES, 2520 Kings Highway GOLDMAN, BERNARD, 1501 E. 15 St. GOLDSTEIN. KENNETH, 1241 E. 27 St. GREENBERG, LEONORE, 2176 E. 28 St. HAMER, SELMA, 1715 E. 55 St. KARON, ELEANOR, 2405 Quentin Road KASSVAN, LUCILLE, 2702 Avenue M4 KELSEY, BARBARA, 252 SuIIivan PIace KOBSA, MARILYN, 1525 E. 26 St.: Z KOTCHER, HELEN, 1524 E. 55 S1. . ' LAUFER, JOYCE, 1858 E. 17 St. LEVY, ELAINE. 875 E. 27 St. LIGHT, SHIRLEY, 581 E. 46 St. LILIENFIELD, LAWRENCE, 1977 E. 14 St. LORIN, ROBERTA, 84-54 Avon St., I... I. MARKOWITZ, NATHAN, 2718 Ocean Ave. MOLINARI, MARGUERITE, 2974 Quentin Roa PERLSTEIN, EDWIN, 7901 Bay PIcway. PODELL, HELENE, 2520 E. 19 St. POMERANTZ, MAXINE, 2607 Avenue P PUGLIESE, GLORIA, 2154 E. 17 St. ROLL, TRVVIN. 4558 Bedford Ave. ROSENBLATT. HAROLD, 1970 E. 24 St. RYER, AUDREY, 1810 GIenwood Road SACHS, ELAINE, 2501 E. 24 St. SCHERR, ELAINE, 1251 E. 29 St. SCHULMAN, MORTIMER, 5677 Bedford Ave. SIEGEL, THELMA, 1561 E. 56 St. SILVERSTEIN, ALFRED, 4085 Bedford Ave. SNYDER, CORINNE, 1501 Avenue K SPIEWAK, PAUL, 1817 E. 29 St. STARK, ANITA, 1755 E. 17 St. STEINBERG, SEYMOUR, 2510 10 St. TOLCHIN, MURIEL, 1188 E. 21 St. WALTER, NORMAN, 1576 E. 19 St. VVARTEL, VVILLIAM, 1827 E. 21 St. WEISSMAN, NORMAN, 1682 E. 28 St. d Social Seniors A month, a term, and tI1en a year, Before we Iznew it we were Ixere, Time Iuas fIown, i1's anoflier day, So Z91IS 7110179 IOTIUIITCI OT! OUT' 'IUGY . . . ABRUZZO, NEDA, 1964 E. 22 St. ADRIAN, VIOLA, 5181 Avenue VV AHERN, THOIVIAS, 27 Center PIace ARENT, RITA, 2056 E. 26 St. ASHER, RICHARD, 1672 Kimball St. BECKER, IVIURIEL, 2489 E. 21 St. BIRNBAUIVI, SHIRLEY. 195 Quentin Road BLUM, LILA, 2662 Ocean Ave. BEHRER, IVIELVIN. 2500 Kings Highway BUCHVVALD, IVIELVYN, 192 Ocean Ave, CARUSO, IIOSEPHINE, 1559 IVIarine PIcway CAVANAGI-I, MARGARET, 1280 E. 57 St. COHEN, DANIEL H., 1425 E. 15 St. CURREY, JAMES. 1129 E. 2 St. DASH, JEAN, 94 Dicrum Court DAVISQN, FRED, 690 E. 22 St. DE PALO. DORA, 2566 E. 15 St. DE PALO, LUCY, 1817 Coney IsIancI Ave. THELIVIA. 2525 Avenue Z ERICKSON, ROSLYN. 1941 E. 17 St, ERTISCHEK, IRVING, 2515 E. 25 St. GARAGOZZO, BEATRICE, 2922 Avenue .I GARBUTI-I, IRA, 1857 Madison PIace GOLD, ROSLYN, 940 E. 47 St. GOLDFARB, ALMA, 5504 I:iIImore Ave. GOREN. ROSE, 1125 Avenue N HALPERN, BERNARD, 2108 Avenue X HAIVIIVIELIVIAN, OTIIIVIAR, 1547 E. 17 St. HENCKELL, LORETTA, 1985 Brown St. HIRSCH. HOWARD, 2059 E. 55 St. HORAN, MARGARET, 2026 CoIeman St. HORVVEGE, HENRY, 1129 E. 51 St. JOHANSEN, IVIARGOT, 2076 CoyIe St. JOHNSON, FLORENCE, 2828 Bragg St. JOYCE, ALICE, 2957 VoorI1ies Ave. KABAT, SHIRLEY, 2075 79 St. KASLOF, RHODA, 1555 E. 51 St. KASSEL, CHARLES, 2042 Brown St. KINGIVIAN, ROBERT, 1710 Caton Ave. LEVINE, ALVIN, 2016 Avenue N LOIVIBARDI, CLAIRE, 2808 Avenue S IVIELTZER, T1-IELMA H., 5555 BecIIonI Ave, IVIILANO, WILLIAM, 2917 Avenue I MITCHELL, FRED, 2072 KimI1aII St. MOSS, GLADYS, 2525 Ocean Ave. NEVVIVIAN, IVIORTON, 1405 Coney Island Ave PASHUTSKY, JOSEPH, 1225 E. 12 St, REINGOLD, SYLVIA, 1554 E. 55 St. RENIBISZ, JESSIE, 1554 E. 15 St. ROSENFELD, IVIIRIAIVI, 1505 Ocean Ave. ROTHFELD, JEROME, 2012 E. 12 St. RUBENOFF, EDVVARD, 1591 E. 19 St. RYAN, ANNE, 1751 E. 57 St. SCHANTZ, CLAIRE, 4491 BecIIorcI Ave. SCHIAPI-TA, ANTHONY, 1815 E. 58 St. SCHNEIDER, JUSTIN L., 2544 E. 41 St. SCHULBAUM, IVIYRON J.. 2152 Ocean Ave. SCHVVARTZ, GLORIA, 1670 E. 55 St. SHOTIIEN, AARON, 1451 E. 55 St. SILBERMAN. RALPH, 1468 E. 21 St. SILVERSTONE, EIVIANUEL, 2058 E. 12 Sl. SULTAN, MATFHEW, 918 E. 14 SL TOBIN, MARTIN, 50 Westminister Road VALLE, ROSALIE, 1557 E. 55 St. WHITE, EVERETF, 1951 KimIJaII St. WHITE, LEE, 1426 E. 26 St. WILLIAMS, CHARLES, 1842 E. 51 St. Cl! Q02 QflfIQ9f Qgflilfl AVALON PHOTO STUDIO Hlleacling Photographers of Brooklyn ARTISTIC COPYING and FRAMING Por+rai+s a+ Your Home by AppoinI'men'I' I223 Kings Highway Corner Eas'I I3+I1 S'rree+ Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone ESpIanade 5-8424 va gi --E UH mi I UE if I EE : WE U55 : ga I I Ci F! QA QQ! Q11 Convemkzntly located in the Borough Hall district at g 186 JORALEMON STREET 0 BROOKLYN, N.Y. R s SECRE'-l-'ARlAl.. TRAINING FOR GIRLS I : A successful Combination of individual coaching and carefully E : graded group work enables every student to accomplish the I : most in the least time. E g PLACEMENT SERVICE FREE ' DAY COURSE ONLY s E REGISTRATIONS Now ACCEPTED g W I Q9 IS :va 53 5.5 I: I2 I I I I I I I I I I I I I? 4? 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And- where is that band who sd Vaunt-ing- ly swore That the hav - oc of thus be it ev-er when-- free-men shall stand Be - tween theirloved 4. Oh,- t'JlJ,L-l?.5,lJJlF5 hail'd at the twi-lightls last gleam-ing, Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the per - il - ous host in dread si - lence re - pos - es, VVhat is that which the breeze, oler the tow - er - ing war, and the bat-tle's con - fus - ion, A- home and a coun-try should- leave us no homes and the warls des - o - la - tion! Blest with vie - t'ry and peace, may the heav'n-res-cued PHI J.b.5e1 9flJ-E-Elfflllyf light, O'er the ram-parts we watch'd were so gal- lant-ly stream-ing? And the rock-et's red steep, As it Ht - ful - ly blows, half con-ceals, half dis - clos - es? Now it catch-es the more? Their- blood has wash'd out their foul foot-steps' pol - lu - tion! No- ref- uge could land PraisethePow'rthat hath made and pre-served us a na - tion! Then- con-quer we iggiwfnffrif V an 1 1 4 glare, the bombs burst-ing in air, Gave proofthro' the night that our Hag was still there. gleam of the morn-ingls hrst beam, In full glo' - ry re-fleet-ed now- shines on the stream. save- The hire - ling and slave From theter - ror of Hight, or the gloom of the grave, must, when our cause it is just, And this be our mot - to: mln- God is our Trust. 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