James Madison High School - Log Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)
- Class of 1946
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D ' x Q Q ig wi' 1 f ii . . f - X W K I L, Q t f 7 ll , 7 A ig X I 2 Q fc 4 .2 X, r sf J 32 'Sl l X f 1 as V 1 mf few, 7 4 .. tv, by '25 s ' ' 542302 1 . . it 1 5 I 9 Y V TX., ,, M, R s We . ...., , 41, N 5 1 is ffsff t '4 9 ,, Q' 3 r xg .5 X 'R .',. . ' 1 'K+ ' is -af IRENE ACKERMANN 2260 Ryder St. L'- brary Squad, Sec, to Teachers, Business ALFRED ADELSON 2356 E. 24 St. Vice Pres, of Classy Sec. of Class, English Book Room Squad, Sec. Business. SEENA ADLER 4111 Bedford Ave. Service Squad, Library Squad, Sec. to Teachers, Log Staff, Pres. of Class. College. EUGENE ALBERT 1722 E. 24 St. Projection Squad, Stage Lighting Squad, Chemistry Lab. Asst., Public Address System, Senior Class Rep. College. MATILDA ALLOCAA 2173 E. 36 St. Honor Girls, Grade Advisors Asst., Basketball Club, Tutorial Squad. Engineering College. WILMA ALTMAN 2331 E. 17 St. Sec. to Teachers, A.W.V.S., Lunchroom Squad. Sec- retary. KENNETH ANDERSON 1358 E. 38 St. Vice Pres. of Class. Navy. BRIGETTA ANDREWS 2209 Bay Ave. Serv- ice Squad. Business College. BARBARA ANGELL 1669 Kimball St. Sec. to Teachers. Business School. DICK ARABIA 1822 Madison- Place. Navy. SAM ARKIND 2974 Nostrand Ave, Vice Pres. of Class, Service League, Treas. of Class. New York University. 1 ' .st .V SHIRLEY ALRLQCK 2,127 E. 2l,sSt. Pres. of Class, Jnformxgori' q d, Service, G.O. Repfyi. fct ryl orpsgep. X Brooklyn College. 4 'i L ' 1 'N 'fl .,. Yi. f , . .A .ix ii' X1 qs' ffl 2 , . x W ' Q--1 ep.- f. fif ... 'f 'Ia1s if sw., M y N, ,,' ,sg 7 : IFS Q.. .... g A 1 ,. , ,.,. . 1' , ' 'if . fl? .., ,R ,: A 43 9 , . wif!! I L 4. ,, , is I ,,, .Mif,3 . 44 , 73? 4. October 1942: Draft age lowered to include eighteen 'and nineteen year olds. 4 Afbi Wt' 17' GS it la- ii, L 1 Qtltslw llr him . mm ' J '7i H-Q., .Xi rff'w : ' 1. ,. Q M, , l , CLAIRE ARoNsoN 177: E. 18 sf. Library gg. Staff, Vice Pres. of Class, Dance Com., Traffic S . fi :ffg'1f'f+ws . H Wi s 11. e ll . 'if 1 A ig qua 0 egg ' r . : ' Za aff 1. - MATTHEW ARONSONi 1776 15. 19 sf. I ' ' :jf Arista, Highway Staff, Service Squad, Brown ' ' ' 3 , t 7' ' K Univcrsit3'. GILBERT AUSTEIN 1405 Ave. U Football ,QQ ' A X Squad, Vice Pres. of Class. Service Squad, '1 J ,f ' 3 Y Lunchroom Squad. Georgia Tech. . A- V- ' .Lf -- . K i 0, ,M d. , ':- iaji ,S LENORA BADOLATO 2077 E. Z7 sf. see. . ' ' . K of Gym Office, Vice Pres., Victory Corps Rep. , . College. . K K x I 2 T777 535 f ' Q vj ' ,M G V 2 V PEARL BALBOS 2540 Ocean Ave. Business 1 , V M 1 1. K 1 ' 1 . , 3' S EILEEN BARN13TTa 1317 E. 14 sr. smite X 5- 1 ,- f 1 League, Art Squad, Stamp Rep. Fashion De- ' K ' K K signer 1 yaeit BARNICK 2039 15. 13 sr. Pres. of ofa- Q W cial Class, Service League. Manhattan College 2 .3 of Music. 1 ' , 1 ll ' T ' A , ANNE BARSKY 1944 E. 26 sr. Glee Club, Yi ii 5 4 Sec. toTTeaehers. College. Y:-W, 5' 'Gr . ek' 'ii 'firg-' , K K Lf Z! X, HERBERT BARTH 1764 E. 15 St. Pres. of Chess Club. College, SHERWIN BARTH7 4303 Bedford Ave. Art Squad, Service Squad, Honor School Basketball Team. Pratt Institute. LORRAINE BATROUNY 2062 E. 34 St. Sec. OH. Class, Leaders Club, Sec. of English Class, Traffic Squad, Room Asst. Business. IEAN BAUMAN' 2303 E. 24 St. Sec. of Arista, Lieut. Governor, Honor School Senator, Oliice Sec., Record Office Sec. Cornell. HELEN BAUMOHL 2425 Kings Highway. Pres. of Class, Sec. to Teachers, Dramatic So- ciety, Library- Squad, Sec. of Gen. Office. N.- Y.U. LEO BARISH 1745 E. 16 St. Pres. of Classes. Football Team, Basketball Team, Gym Guard. Cornell. MELVIN BECKER 1763 E. 21 St. N.Y.U. EARL BEER 2245 E. 27 St. Pres. of Off. Class, Sec. of English Class, Treas., Track Team. Cornell. mi Wifi Q I3 31.00 'Q .QJ , S swf? x TE S sim , .iwmwimw 5 -,,5ZM ' 4 'I ' s.. 12 Qil'.i1Q.' i f '22 'R 3 , 'f' ' ' . - gi .4 Ll A., he 6 A ' .. f, -ew x .., Y 47 3 ,fue P 1 , fi - 2 .1.45 ff f i fi... S' 2 , October 1942: Mr. Newfield takes over the reins as principalg following Mr. Lasher and acting principal Mr. Downing. 15 ALBERT BERGER 1900 Qnennn Road. Track , Team, Bondadier, Asst. to Teachers, Guard. 1' ffm Q in , I Q 9 . . . ,sgs,y.AQ . ,V 4-ci, :-E, 1 5 Imlllma UH1vCfS1I5'- fs.: 2 l CARL BERGNER 1900 Ave. W, Pres, of ,W ff- Music Honor Society, Orchestra, Field Band, All h I I X, Z City High School Orch. Music College. X A I GLORIA BERKX 2626 Kings Highway Arista, I xy I Boosters, S. G. O. Cabinet, Chairman ot As- sembly Planning Com., Sec. of Music Honor . g'!.--,fs N Mgfifl.. . - - . 1, ' X Society. Smith College. - MARVIN BERR' 1610 Ave. P. Arista, Sec. is W f.ffV 1 ,I to Teacher, Attendance OHice, Program Office, X Biol. Lab. College. f -' tl A A. ..t. - , V. .,., , I K .,,,.2Z55LVg QM DANIEL BERKENBLIT1' 2556 E. 23 sr. Q z 'ri'i 1 l Orchestra, Band, Music Honor Society, S.G.O. ' . Re u., Program C m. C ll g . ' , 4 - Q I. ic i , I 0 O C C 4 if 'F - ff. I S' PAUL HERKO 1440 E. 14 sf. Debating renin, f ' Vice Pres. Off. Class, Library Squad, P.M. ,. syfi ' X Board of Reps. N.Y.U. sEYMOUR BERIF 2435 Ocean Ave. Feature ' and Associate Editor of Highway, Arista Log ' Staff, Key Room Squad, Service League. Co- i I 1- A lumbia, 5 ,, V. zfjesi l as NORMA BERMAN' 019 Aw. 1. A1-inn, N, :P Orchestra, Honor Girls, Record OIT. Asst., Sec. , ', to Grade Advisor. Cornell. ffi. 3 Q . , V LOLA BERNARD 1735 E. 5 St. Madisonian, ' . K 1 Service League, Grade Advisor Asst., Math OH. 5 5 A, 'JSM Asst., Biol. Lab. Asst. University of Iowa. W oA1sR1EL BERNER 2502 23 sr. cnnnn, V AEA f M Clinic Asst., Victory Corps Rep., Physics Club. I N.Y.U. Y, ALICE BERNSTEIN 2428 E. 19 St. Madison- i A 5' V ii ian, Sec. of Attendance OIT., Sec. to Dean, Vice EI' , Wig' Pres. OH. Class, Sec. of Off. Class. N.Y.U. ' , 1 551, I f-,asm 1-Q V CAROL BERNSTEIN' 2301 Kings Highway Go-Getters, Service League Dep. Capt., Capt. ' 4 ii' of Tvvirling Squad, I-Ionor School News. Col- , 'i 1 lcgc. A MURRAY BERNSTEIN 1347 E. 17 St. Class , , Vice Pres., Service Squad, Band. N.Y.U. ' C32 'V' f 'W ' RUTH BERNSTEIN 2311 Ave. Y. SCC. to , P4 7, College Advisor, Teacher's Sec., OIT. Class Treas. f University of S. California f 4 y 4 . ARNOLD BERSON9 2414 E. 23 si. Electron- 1 ics Club, Service League, Intermural Sports, 'MW , Sec. to Teacher. Cooper Union. qi 2' :'i -we . 4- , ., , -7 ELMER BETTER 2153 E. 21 sr. Elinor of is, Madisonian Art Staff. Pratt Institute. November 1942: Allied armies under the command of General Eisenhower land in North Africa. Nm 91111191 fk awe. . 41h A S 5 Africa, station WMCA. v I X- NKX .L w -e-T 1 .Qi I I ' x ' 1 'X 9 ELAINE BEUBIS 2368 E. 18 St. Sec. of O1-I. Class, Sec. to Teacher. Business. ANNA BIANCHINI 3114 Ave. P. Newman Club, Sec. to Teachers, Asst. to Program Com., Asst. Grade Adviser. College. ELVIRA BICCHINELLA 3102 Ave. R. Sec. to Teachers. Service League, Ol'1. Class Treas. N.Y.U. HOWARD BIRD 1944 Hendrickson St, Band. Service League, Swimming Team. Pratt Insti- ILIKC. IOANNE BIRNBAUM 2144 Stuart St. Red Cross Club. Business College. ISADORA BLANC 2-119 E. 18 St. Library Staff, French Club, Sec. to Teacher, Service League. Hunter College. HAROLD BLUMW 1313 Ave. T. Math Team. Treas. of Class, Vice Pres. of Class, Program Com., Sec. of Record Oliice. Columbia. LORRAINE BLUM 2104 E. 22 St. Log Rep., Sec. in Classes. Sec. in Clinic. Business College. BERNICE BLUMENFIELD4 1719 Quentin Road. Arista, Service League Off., Highway Log Staff, See. in Record Ofhcc. Wisconsin. ROBERT BOGDANOFF 2540 Ocean Avenue Army. FRANK BORSODY 3204 Ave. L. Baseball Team, Service. DANIEL BRACHFELD4' 3310 Ave. N. Pres. of Honor School, G.O. Cabinet, Student Court Iustice, Arista, Boosters, Go-Getters. College. WINIFRED BRANDFON5' 1615 E. 24 St. Sec. of the S.G.O., Boosters Highway, Honor School Court, Iota Gamma. Pimbroke College. PHYLLIS BRECKER 2001 E. 9 St. Service League, Victory Corps Rep., Sec. and Treas. of Off. Class. N.Y.U. RAY BRENNER 2315 Ave. Z Sec. to Teacher. HERBERT BROFSKY' 1934 Ocean Parkway Service League Capt., Highway, Tennis Team, Maclisonian, Vice Pres. of Off. Class. University of Penn. O ,ttsxxx o'a:M :Qi A' 5 1 P' :.O:,5s 7 7 Q 'QR xv, ...- .1 P v Q s,'sQST .,9-' S. .M X, A-we, November 1942: Madison radio quiz team wins in a contest with Abraham Lincoln High School ow er U i I VJ J n 'l X C' -9 I f I si . '25, . ' ' 186 ' W A 1 gl 1 A L ts fi . I t ' K, ' V. 5, ,gg . X, fs. 1' - - b e A K tgs , .g A J! ., 2' . t : 5 1' f 1 . z'-ot-tV.tv1-.wx - ,.,,,..W.. A w 'Q X 9 QR 5 FRANK BRONCH1CK 1715 E, 31 St. Com- missioner of Inter-mural Sports, S.G.O. Cabinet Member Swimming Team, Track Team. N.- Y. U. LUCILLE BRONSTEIN 1781 E. 17 St. Book Room Squad, Sec. to Off. and Subject Class, N.Y.U. HARRIET BROOKS 1276 E. 31 St. Attend- ance Com., Guard, Sec. to Teacher, Log Rep., AWVS. Pratt Institute. DOROTHY BURGIE 1621 Ryder St. Newman Club, Log. Rep., G.O. Rep., Class Pres. .1 Y, i' IKIAGGIO BUMBOLO 1529 E, 33 St. Lieut. of Guards, Track Team, Asst. to Principal. Navy. DEVORAH BUXBAUM 1602 E. 18 St. Art Squad, Editor in Chief of Madisonian, Boosters, Go-Getters, Dramatic Society. Pratt Institute. MARY CAMPANARIS 2701 Avenue to Mrs. Vogel, Basketball Club, Sec. in Program Office, Life Saving Club. Hunter College. Z Sec. ROSE CARBONE 1839 East 18 St. Lunch- room Guard, Sec. in Gym, Sec. in Off. Class. XVork. IORDAN CARP 1532 E. 10 St. Pres. of Off. Class, Member of Bowling Team, Member of Service League, Stamp Representative, French Club. University of Wisconsin. JANET CASCONE 2048 Ford St. Class Rep., Sec. for Teachers, Member of Library Squad. New York University. DIANE CASPER4 2325 Ocean Ave. Arista, Dramatic Society, All City Radio Workshop, Radio Workshop, Assembly Planning Com. Syracuse. FRANK CASTAGNA 2656 E. 24 St. Chief Iustice of Student Court, Member of Newman Club, Deputy in Service League, Class Pres., Member of History Squad. Worcester Poly Tech. GORDON CAWOOD 68 Montague St. Math Team. College. DORIS CAYNE 1225 E. 13 St. Sec., Sec. to Victory Corps, Vice Pres. of Class, Biology Squad. Jackson College for Women. R1-IEA CETRONA 1680 E. 22 St. Sec. of Off. Class, Sec. in Subject Classes, Member of Ad- missions Com. College. ROBERT CHAIKEN' 1800 E. 12 St. Mem- ber of Longfellows, Math Team, Math Book Squad, Handball Team, Program Com. Uni- versity of Michigan. December 1942: Nationwide gasoline strike is effected. Xen-A -,A H, 1 .-f I Z., ..-,Te-jg.-. -4 em- ' , X ff , ts. . ig I lf- . . W, , ,V JH.. , K w.Vx,5,? . . I if ,gil , ., ' ...X . , Q .fa ,asv fr .li f va -il 'l . , -:. ' -Z JK ff? ., A ' 'VE ff- UW . iw.-eff Q 1.-gr , .g 72? aa' '2' 2271 F .. ' ,xi i .' 2.217 S 1 1. ' V V , iii I . 1. 1 .L 1 ' a, . if .ff - 1 q V., N .. f Aa 7 , 59 ,f -., 1 f ,- , . V. ,. q ,few fmmmqaxeef .1 L.. A 44 v -. 1 W., i ge 57 . I., Yi if ol- in fl 4 .I if Aa '25 111 4 Q' I i V' l 'fi ' I4 1 9. l lf fx , 4 ' . ' - .' - C-1 1 wif, ag.:- ,M I 'W W W ' , is Wt'W'-.7 sf? ' was . ' I 2 i .sf A Q I Ai N 5 it -15 t ,Q ' of 'sdixsyf' V Wa. ' ' , ri I 5 1' ' ess., K f. . 1 M .iz- K. ' 1. 'jf' ef - ,C-:ms-ui RENEE CHAMPAGNE 2180 E. 27 St. Pres. of OH. Classes, See. to Teachers, Vice Pres. of Off. Class, Victory Corps Rep., Stamp Rep. College. ROBERT CHARNOW 1721 W. 5 St. Go- Getters, Service League, Lunchroom Guard, Monitor in Pool. Army Air Force. RENE CHETELAT 2060 Kimball St. Pres. Phi-Lambda Hi-Y. Swimming Team Member. Watchmaking. MILDRED CHIMENTO 213-1 E. 23 St. Sec. to Teachers. Business. Y, DON CHIZZIK 2247 E. 21 St. Pres. of Span- ish Class, Pres. of Off. Class. Traflie Squad. Microscope Club, Navigation Club. Business. HELEN' CHOROST 1491 E. 29 St. Iota Gamma, Victory Corps Rep., Spanish Club, Civil Air Patrol, Pan American Club. Simmons Col- lege D . MARTHA CHRISTIANSON4' 2057 Coyle St. Vice Pres. of Honor Girls, Sec. to Dean of Girls. Chorus, Sec. to Teachers. Brooklyn College. HARVEY CI-IUGERMAN 1775 E. 19 St. Vice Pres., Service League, Stamp Rep. Miami Uni- versity. WALLY CLARFIELD 17-15 E. 16 St. Class Pres., Class Vice Pres., Program Com. Penn State. MARIORIE COFFEYQ 2205 Ocean Ave. Edi- tor-in-Chief and Art Editor of Log, Sec. of Service League, Member of Highway Staff. Member of Prineipal's Staff, Art Squad. In- diana University. MILTON COHAN 4341 Bedford Ave. Pres. of English Class, Track Team. New York University. CELIA COHEN 3106 Ave. M. See. to Dean. Sec. of Information Desk Squad, Victory Corps Rep., Asst. in General Oflice. New York Uni- veristy. HERMAN COHEN 2069 E. 12 St. Class Pres., Vice Pres. of Sth Term. Member of Service League, Football Squad. Bialystoker Aggies. RITA COHEN 1586 E. 18 St. Pres. of Victory Hour, Pres. of Ofhce Class, Helper to Miss Gold, Sec. of Ofhce Class. New York University. MARILYN COHN 2830 Ocean Ave. Dramatic Soc., Sec. of Office Class, Sec. in History Class. New York University. SHEILA COHN't 1623 Ave. P. Arista, Pro- gram Com., S.G.O. Senator. Cornell Univer- sity. 5 N I ...ri Mir sa S- December 194-2: G.0. dues axeiloweredg Highway to he sold lndependently ws: 7' 'K N OCD 'C-af 1 J 'H 1 I Q, k is A . K' I N35 l if fs Ag H .1 W . xkxxk 5 eg ' ai' -H p . ' 5 Xia Rs I Elin . A I .ss N fee. si . ,...,,t ,ff -I., NU! ,279 ii 1' LARRY COLINI' 1563 E. 27 St. Program Com, Chemistry Squad, Pool Asst. Polytech Institute of Brooklyn. GERALD COOPERSTEIN 2169 E. 23 St. Service League, Member of Longfellows. City College of New York. ' NORMAN CORN 4695 Bedford Ave. Foot- ball Squad. Marines. CATHERINE CRONIN 1520 E. 38 St. New- man Club, Sec. to Mr. Downing, Iewclry Rep., Bond Rep., Room Asst. Business School. SUZANNE CUFFX 1665 Madison Place. Arista, Senior Class Sec., Pres, of Honor Girls, Honor School Executive Board, Art Squad. College. HERBERT CUTLER 1530 E. 19 St. Pres. of OFI. Class, Go-Getters, Boosters, Service League. College. CAROL DANERHIRSI-Ik 2157 Ocean Avenue Highway Staff, Sec. in' English Ofhce, Honor School News, Sec. in Gym. Business. FLORENCE DARROW 1525 E. 26 St. G.O. Rep., Stamp Monitor, Sec. to Teachers, Class jeweler. New York University. DONALD DATLOF 2-175 E. 21 St. Service League. Asst. in History Office, Victory Corps Rep., Math Team. Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology. PAULA iriatgisew 2018 79 st. set. to Girls Dean, Sec? to Teacher, Admissions Committee, Pres. of Class. Brooklyn College. ARNOLD DAVID 1253 E. 12 St. Service League, Chess Club. University of Penn. HAROLD DAVIDSON 278-l E. 16 St. Asst. to Boys Dean, Service League, Farm Club, Pho- tography Club. College. HERBERT DAVIS 1614 E. 12 St. League, Chemistry Club. New York 2iversit5, Service School of Commerce. IACK DAVIS 2454 E. 24 St. ball Team, Asst. to Grade A League, Pan American Club. N.Y. and- rvice NORMA DEAN? 1848 Ryder St. Honor School Senate, Sec. to Boys Dean, Pres. of Up- silon Theta, Ofhcial Class Sec. Arista. Business. DOLORES DE ANGELIS 1602 Ave. M. New- man Club Service League Typist Asst. in Lunch room Consumers Club. Colle e. 6 i 5 . .5 A .Qi ls I y .41 .4-ia. , , r . 5, 's i .f I 6 mg my imwin , A I S., ,, ,-kg . L y.. . Q, , . - 1 s . C ,kft 1' IM. . Q Aig . , . 5 2 1 , . ' ' , tv A -1 Q' - W ,..- .fg l M . ... Vg ii ky .. Q asm., I i Z 35 W 1 ll Q l V 7' ,. J' f ' . i y 'Q l 5 O j , ij. ,ii 'Xxx li y 1 Q February 194-3: Roosevelt and Churchill meet at Casablanca to map out the Allied olfensive for F 1943. elllllary 1 gk 5. EDWIN DECKER 2252 Brown St. College. ANTOINETTE DELUNA 1488 E. 15 Street. Secretary. PATRICIA DEPALO 2164 E. 22 St. Sec. to Teachers. Vice Pres. of Class, Treas. in English Class. Business. ROLAND DEPEE 1831 E. 31 St. Service League, Sec. to Teachers. College. IOHN DEPROSPO 3306 Ave. S Class Sec. College. RONALD DEPROSPO 3306 Ave. S. Service League, Sec. to Teachers. College. IULES DESILVA 1615 E. 32 St. Chorus, See. to Teachers. U. S, Navy. AUDREY DEVLIN 1515 Kimball St. New- man Club, Asst, to Program Com., See. to Teachers, Asst. to Grade Advisor. College. RALPH DIFIORE 1836 Haring St. U, S. Navy. THOMAS DIRINGER 4535 Bedford Avenue. Slate Squad, Swimming Squad, Farm Cadet, Assembly Planning Com. Cornell. BABETTE DISLERX 2302 Ave. O. Service League, Class Pres., Asst. in General Office, Treas. of Class. New York University. HUGH DONNELLY 2018 E. 38 St. Newman Club, Ex-Marine, Invasion of Okinawa. Busi- ness. STANLEY DORMAN 1815 Ave. X. Boosters, Football Squad, Service League, House of Rep., Lt. Governorf U. S. Navy. MARCELINE DOUGERA 2370 Ocean Avenue. Arista, Asst. in Math. Office, Asst. to Grade Ad- visor, Service League, Rationing. Brooklyn College. MARION DREWES 1557 Hendrickson Street. Sec. to Teachers, Messenger, Helper in Lunch- room. Business College. HOWARD DUBERMAN 1800 E. 12 Street. Vice Pres. of Class, War Bond Rep., English Book Squad. College. KQDU 'DCD rw 5' neo sw R, x TE x t ' Mmm .asmwvw 1 .1 '4 q G Ilv , g g 1 l I 6 ff if 4 4 ,I , 7 I Q W ' 'R Z3 W 4 laif ., I f , . L! February 1943: The James Madison Victory Corps is organized under thefaculty supervision of Mr ' 1 Q as rsyvgss, mf y ,111 ,f Yi Wmihf ' 4 A ' 5, :. fi' Q V, ff if 3. L! A ii H V A 5? I' 3 l T? ft ' Q 'Qs . fy 'I IQ is 1 'f L V A' L , fl I l y A v ' 3 5 ' ' I , V, V l for Tllolfsen. erbllf Q 9 ww ,s A- 1 . .Z 1' .. r li i . ld-f ' .. , A 'Q pg! - AUT fx 'fw- 'lf' f-7 i if ., 5. .lu N , f sf,,'s, g fa :cr A 'R . 4. . g ,1 L ELSA EBL1NGi 1561 East 13 St. Arista, Sec. to Dean of Girls, Pres. of Latin Club, Honor School, Senator. ARLINE EBERT' 1459 E. 35 St. Member of Madisonian Staff, Highway Staff, Oliice Class Treas. of Senior Term, Member of Honor School News, Sec. Music Dept. Brooklyn College. KATHLEEN ECOCK 28-17 Emmons Sec. in G.O. OHice, Sec. to Teachers. Sec. in Victory Hour Club. Business College Avenue. SEYMOUR EDELMAN 2327 E. 23 St. Army. STANLEY EDELSTEIN 1730 E. 18 St. Pool Sec. Indiana University. RICHARD EKMANIAN 2828 Kings Highway. Capt. of Bowling Team, Member of Band. Ma- rines. E. KENNETH ERICSON lst Term, Hi-Y, Farm Tokyo. 1422 Ave. S. Pres Club, Nature Club. GLADYS ESTERSO1-IN' 1589 E. 28 Street. Dramatic Society, Sec. to Attendance Com., Service League, See of Olhcial Class, Arista. Oberlin College. NEIL EISEN 2018 E. 26 St. Arista, Sports Editor, Highway, Staff of Log, Staff of Madi- sonian. College. IOY EISENBERG 2114 Ave. N. Chorus, Pan American Club, Sec. to Service League. New York University. JUNE EISENSTADT 2314 E. 19 St. Sec. in Official Classes, Danced in Out Maneuvered 8: Gondoliers, Sec. in Subject Classes, Guard 1, 2, 3, Terms Mills. Teachers Training College. IANET ELDERQ 2020 Avenue R. Member of Arista. Sec. to Dean of Girls, Sec. to Mr. Carrell, See. to Miss Hansbery. Dickinson Col- lege. GERALD EMMET' 1996 Ocean Ave. Boy Leader of Arista, Asst. to College Advisor, Mem- ber of Go-Gettcrs, Member of the Math. Team, Madisonian Staff. Harvard. ANTHONY EOVIERO 2404 E. 21 St. New- man Club, Service League. Roosevelt. AUDREY FADEM 17-15 E. 18 St. Pres. of Class, Vice Pres. of Class, Sec. to Teachers. New York University. DELORES Squad. Sec. of Class, Capt. of Gym Squad, Asst. Business. FEENEY 40 Ira Court. Service British and American armies capture Tunis and Bizerte, the last Axis stron holds in North Africa. -Q.. .. -Hifi., .5 Q.: ' .gsm ,. r, , U 2 X N as X X x is K ,X . 341' . ,Q .. H cv vyi- as ss 1 - E P ,QB 2 rs 6 J 3 1 5 f 1 1 ai . 1 Q V , . Q. Q ' . . , , is Q y , y . .. , .fi '91 - :swim 1.1 AV .X ,,fzeg'j1: fs ,V Ss , -3. - sw., ' f 'Q .,.. , Q . ..... . A ifs-iff if his-w X 1.3 , f , - .. Q 1 mi- ' 1. 1 1 gf - . . V . s 1 ii I I 1 i. 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X, , 1,4 '-15, , 5 - 1 -fu-M11-1-' , -X , L1 1 a, 1 , X1 XIX , -gtk! ,R EFX XX N XX1 , YY 2.XX XX X XX XA, Xgx XX XX 1 ' 1 1 'L , -T1-,X .gif 11 , 51,1 1 I X xg 8 16, 11' , nxifax s :F-X ,' 1' 1 2 '1 ' 7l3 -fri' Jw, f J :111,, 1fxs 'xT--x Y' N- K 4! 1' 1 -4 ,W-T'--yy I 1 ', ' - XX ,-X '35?-, 1f l,' 'Ex K 1 ' V' 'I-JV f A 7x4 -1---. 1 1 1 1 x '-'ft 4,111 ,',1f,1f 'f-1, 1 1 1' 1 Q 'f'-l1: if.:,41 z' 1 f we , -, 1, 1.711 11,2 1' --1 , i , 1 , - ' - 1 'Q ,-.1 X -' ' J ,' W 1' ',, 1 j L' hx X' 1: - 'XX 11' , 1 111 5- ,, , ' 1 1 1, , , 1, - 1 f-ff-A, ,1 ' 1, ,1 , XXX? X-1, S, Q 1 , X . 1 X '1 , 17 N , ' ff 1 xx - -,V X1 , X ' 11' 1'1 1 aw M - 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 jf 11' V1 , '-1 , 1' 1,1 , , 11. ' A A 1 1X 1 'Xiiydx X, .Q ' 1' 1,1 X? ' '. 1 1 '1 f' ,, ., X , 1 , ' 1 , 1 K ,, Ww- .7 21:11 , fwmm 4 IQWQ ,, I R. N-LX 38 'Ev 'Q Il ,YV -Q 0 .I ag 5 I I .a 'f '9 DAVID FEINBERG 1954 E. 29 St. Vice Pres. ot Class, Counsellors Club, Art Club. College. DOROTHY FEINER 2217 E. 27 St. Dramatic Soc., Sec. of Victory Corps, Pan American Club, Pres. of Class, Chorus. New York University. BERNARD FEINMAN 2302 Ii. 14 St. Pres. of Class, P.A. Squad, Service League. Georgia University. STANLEY FEINSTEIN 1855 Coney Island Aye. Spanish Dept. Newspaper, Capt. of Lunch- room Squad, Lab. Asst. Photography Club. New York University. LARRY FEITELLt 221-i 12. 24 St. Arista, Treas. of Class, Service League, Program Com., Physics Club. New York University. EDWARD FELDBLET 1722 E. 17 St. P.A. Squad, Physics Club. Long Island University. MARTIN FELDHUHN 1470 E. 12 St. Serv- ice League, Math Team. New Hampshire Uni- versity. PI-IOEBE FELDMAN5t 2045 E. 23 St. High- way Staff, Gondoliers, Program Com., Sec. Honor School Com. University of Missouri. YVETTE FELDMANR S16 Ditmas Ave. Sec. of Honor School Club, Sec. of Record Olfice, Sec of Spanish Dept. Sec. College. IACK FICHTENBAUM 2273 E. 26 St. Uni- versity ot Southern California. CHARLES FIEBERT 2431 E. 23 St. Service Squad, Sports Appreciation Com., Pres. of Class. Business. LORRAINE FINCLAIRE' 1362 E. 4 St. Sec. of Honor School Club, Key Room Asst., Sec. of Class, French Club. Brooklyn College. RALPH FINE 2175 E. 33 St. Pres. of Class, G.O. Rep., Service Squad, Pres. of Camera Club. College. ARLINE FINKEL 1565 E. I4 St. Madisonian Staff, Record Olhce Asst., Dramatic Society, Traf- fic Squad. New York University. MARIORY FINKELSTEIN 1820 Ave. N. Vice Pres. of Class, Sec. G.O. Rep., Sec. to Teachers. New York University. ADELINE FINNO 3718 Flatlands Ave. New- man Club, Log Staff, Victory Rep., Sec. Busi- ness. KN I N . f ,L ,b jet , 6 1 C475 1 .gswfffl ai v' 'Af Q 2? Lf l. Li' 'f -N 1 .1 lyfef W 5 Aw .7 , .. ft . . , . ,., 7 f 4 y t Q 1 173-3 . 's sf 4 J' - . .-f' W I ,H I '- , .r.. 1 i E. . . 1 Madison Maneuvers, first student-faculty show, proves huge success. Pro. ceeds to he donated to the Red Cross. ,4 BERNICE FISCI-11-SEIN 1817 E. 19 St. Sec. of Classes, Treas. of Classes. Business School. N 5 ,Q q 'Pu MAURICE FISCI-IBERCF 270 XVest End Axe. 'i 6 G 3 Honor School Rep., Chemistry Club, Victory 2 Rep. Sec. Massachusetts Institute of Tech- loftv. 4 H0 U, ri I . ff fs . E ,SHIRLEY FISCHER 1530 E. 32 St. Sec. to F ty Administrative Asst. Sec. of Class. Business. I I l X I M i , Q N Q N V 4 ARTHUR I4ISI-IHAINE 2036 E. 21 St. High- . way Stall. Tennis Team, Swimming Team. ,- Ll -' ' New York University. U I 1 lg I 3' IOYCE FISHER' 2202 E. 29 St. Arista, S.G.O. Rep.. Program Olilice Squad. Sec. of Class. Pembroke College. ROISERTA FISHER 1553 E. 33 St. Sec, to Mr. Downing, Vice Pres. of Class, High Y. Treas. of Class. Business. IOYCE FLEISCHNERS' 2105 Ave. VV. Sec. to Teachers. Photography Modeling. ,W ,Qt K1 LILLIAN IJOGARTY 11478 E, 28 St. Vice Pres. of Class, Sec. Newman Club. Business. cv-I l.,' , CATHERINE FORTE 2058 E. 27 St. Library My I Squad, Sec. to Teachers. College. if fi sv me 1 'Q' V ...W DEVORA Fox 554 pm st. vmfify corp, ,N 'ZS' Rep., Vice Pres, of Class, Sec. to Teachers. if -'Q Madisonian Art Staff. Art School. I -I MILTON EREY 1780 E. 23 St. Manager of Swimming Team, Grade Advisor's Asst., Stage ' 4 ' Lighting Squad, Program Com.. Proiectioi: mg 4 4, Squad. Army, ' . ' ' L 'WI jf? Y 1 . , - . V 7 BERNARD FRIEIJMAN' 2322 Voorhies Ave. Pres, of Class. Physics Club. Chemistry Clul:. 5' Biology Club, First Aid Club. College. GLORIA FRIEIJMAN 2425 Kings Highway r E f ' V. Sec. to Assembly Plan Com., Dramatic Soc., Sec. K I i K Victory Corps Rep. New York University. - Q ,Q -' AY Ki had 'L ,gbiwiyst ' SYLVIA FROMBERSX 4-171 Bedford Avenue. lrll. V . ' liiology Lab. Asst., Service League, See. of Class K Q Z Traffic Squad, Block Capt. Cornell University . . 3 gh -ffi , ioiisi FROMSONY 1841 E, 19 sr, semen f,5s5 ' ,A . League, Attendance Com., Honor School Ad- l,ff V .g ' missions Com.. Honor School Social Club. ,gg jg, -A ig' Brooklyn College. ' i 1'5Y' 'gi . - - - - I - P' GEORGE I'URMAN 1911 11. 16 St. Cooper t Union. -.. I A December 194-3: General Eisenhower is appointed Supreme Commander of the Anglo-American mmm . . I IIIVHSIOII. fi ma, ...L lg I t,rr ,J 0 .,Q. iff a rr tj i 1 Fl ' 4 36 ,Q 53 Qu I - Zi i 43 'EQ' ' A 41.4 .3 K W M e V., ya, xg B x A A Q' . La' LAXVRENCE GALLER' 2361 Coney Island Ave. Handball Club. The Cooper Union. MILTON GANZMAN 2026 E. I2 St. Captain of Lunchroom Guards, Auditorium Guard. Lunchroom Guard, Service League. Army. IEAN GARDNER 1938 E. I9 St. Sec. of Ollice Class, Service Squad, Program Committee. College. MONA GARTEN 1914 Ave. O. Pres. of Off. Class, S.G.O. Rep., Sec. Ofhce Class, Sec. to Various Teachers. New York University. GEORGEAN CHRISTINE GASTAUER 2405 Voorhies Ave. Senior Class Treas., Sec. in G.O. Oflice. Asst. in General Office, Sec. to Subiect Teachers, Guard. Business. RHODA GAZENZ' 1607 E. 31 sr, Arista, Log, Madisonian, Attendance Com., Guidance OII. Sec. Brooklyn College. MICHAEL GEDULIJIG' 2813 Ocean Ave. President of Oflicial Class, Service League, Chair- man American Unity Club, I-Ionor School Iustice, Program Com. College. ROBERTA GERDY 1628 E. 23 St. Boosters, Sec. Dramatic Society, Service League, Vice Pres. Senior Ollicial Class, Basketball Club. Flora Stone Mather. REBECCA GERIL 2802 Clarendon Road. Sec. 'to Teachers. Sec. in Student Court, Library Squad. C.C.N.Y. LUCILLE GERTZOG 1695 E. 21 St. Senior Log Rep., Girls Basketball Team, Stamp Rep., Record Oliice Asst. Culinary Arts School. PHYLLIS GESCI-IWIR 2120 E. 26 St. Presi- dent of Class, See. to Mr. Esimnam, Out- Maneuvered, Vice Pres. of Class. University of Southern California. ESMERALDA GIANNOS 14-17 E. I6 St. Sec. to Teachers, Asst. to Teachers. Hunter College. GEORGE GIBSON 1556 E. I5 St. Baseball Team. Navy. WILLIAM GIBSON 1262 E. 32 St. Lab. Squad, Service League, Vice Pres. Ofhcial Class. Vice Pres. Phi-Beta Chapter, Sec. Phi-Beta Chapter. Army. IRVVIN GILLMAN 2375 Ocean Ave. President Off. Class, Sec. to Teachers, Boosters. Indiana University. EDWARD GIMPEL 1862 If.. 14 St. Go-Getters, Pres. OFI. Class, House of Rep., Service League, P.S.A.L. Awards. Lowell Textile Institute. December 1943: Dramatic Society presents two one-act plays. Proceeds are donated to the G 0 lmfflfm Fund. pf' J i 3 .cf O V O 0 In V 511 1? I y 'Y , M I 1 ,Ares b 3, It I af nn, eff , 2' A9 5' Q P 235, l,X v ,' , 1 1 f 125 i , A 0 mm i illlll 1 o :7 v i , ,' x 4 -,, 1 , tr va b l v 1, lr 9 .1 .4 K t L -.. , 5361 + M33 . ,W r . . ' . 'aft' l ' ' January 194-4: BERNICE MIRIAM GINSBERGX 1855 E. 26 St. Captain of Math Team, Arista, Honor Girl, Sec. to Miss Zehner. Radcliffe College. BETTY GINSBERG 1868 E. 23 St. Program Com.,'3Bio. Squad, Sec. to Teachers, Vice Pres. of Off. Class, University of Miami. MARYANN GINSBERG 1900 Quentin Road. Service League, Dramatic Society, Sec. to Mrs. Hoffman, Make-up Squad. American Academy of Dramatic Art. ESTA M. GITELMAN 2062 E. 22 St. Dra- matic Society, Sec, to Miss Zehner, Absence Com., Sec. to Teachers. Flora Stone Mather College. BETTY GLASSERQ 1389 Ocean Parkway. Vice Pres. of OH. Class, Glcc Club, French Club, Sec. to Teachers. Brooklyn College. RONA GLAUBMAN 2047 E. 23 St. Pres. of Off. Class, Lunchroom Guard, Victory Corps Rep., Treas of Oil. Class, Sec. of Stenography Class. Secretary. SAUL GLAZER 2197 Ocean Ave. Pres. of OH. Class, Member Service League, Boosters, Go-Getters. Fashion Institute of Technology and Design. EDWARD GLICKA 1405 E. 35 St. Arista, School Orchestra, Editor of Honor School News, Honor School Senator. College. THEDA GLICKMAN 1512 F. 33 St. College Coin., Off. Class Sec., Sec. to Teachers. Chorus. Out-Maneuvered. 1-Iarrictte Melissa Mills School, LITA GLUCROFT 2033 Homecrest Avenue. Program Committee, Madisonian Staff, Log Staff, Gondoliers, Pembroke College in Brown University. DOLORES T. GOBER 1702 Ave. P. Formeri Co-Op, Log, Sec. to Teachers. Traphagan. DONALD S. GOETZ 2069 E. 12 St. Pres. of Off. Class, Vice Pres. Public Address Squad, Mnneograph Squad, Biology Squad. New York University. ZENA C. GOLD 2309 E. 24 St. Program Com., French Seen Make-up Squad, Sec. to Teachers. College. BURTON GOLDBERG 5218 Filmore Avenue. Traffic Squad, Radio Club, Microscope Club, Life Saving Club, Photography Club. Navy. RUTH GOLDBERG 8684 20 Ave. Stamp Rep., Sec. to Teachers, Vice Pres. to Official Teacher. Private Secretary. IUDITH GOLDBERGER 901 Ave. H. S.G.O. Rep., Formed New Interior Decorating Class, Chairman of Lunchroom Steering Com., Sec. to Teachers. Syracuse. Allied Troops land on Italian shore a short distance south of Rome. F K' ,Mu 1 6 3 ,ga H 5 6 .01 'Fir 1? A641 is .-I J. 1 lamlary W fi . ,,,,, , ls -.A-A--+P ..l...-...............J 'PS ' ig ,,1,- M . I fi Z. ,iss G S Sv . . Qu was is atm. 1 . W , wif? , N ti l ' t 1 s s Q kry , J -1 1A 'N .41 I 1 1 , s 1 - ff 1 ,f'1 5?4'r-:ai ee l ,1 1 1 -at I HAROLD GOLDEN 1675 E. 21 St. Swim- ming Pool Sec., Treasurer of Off. Class, Service League, P.M. Iournal, Pres. of Off. Class, In- diana University. ELLIN GOLDIN 1901 Ave. P. Sec. to Teach- ers, Book Room Asst., Class Pres. Miami University. BETTY GOLDMAN 2020 Ave O. Pres. Oil. Class, Sec. in Gym, Service League, Red Cross. Sec. to Teachers. Business Administration. LOUIS GOLDMAN 2425 Kings Highway Pres. of Go-Getters, Vice Pres. of Boosters, Capt. of Tennis Team, Associate Literary Editor of Log, Vice Pres. of Senate. College. PHILIP GOLDMAN 2127 E. 19 St. Co- Captain of Lighting Squad, Public Address Sys- tem, Projection Squad, Service League. College or Navy. DORIS GOLDSTEINY 1650 West 10 St. Log Staff, Service League, Sec. to Teachers, Social Club, Stage Make-Up. Pembroke College. NORMAN GOLDWASSER 1719 Quentin Rd. Vice Pres. Senior Off. Class, Football, Basketball Team, Capt. of Gym Guards, Lunchroom Guard. University of Miami. STANLEY GOODMAN 2630 Ocean Avenue Chem. Lab Squad. College. LEONARD GOODWIN? 1601 E. 29 Street. Arista, Capt. Service League, Honor School, Tutorial Service, Spherical Trigonometery Club, Contemporary Affairs Club. College. MARION GRAHAM 33 Stanton Road. Sec. to G.O. Treasurer, Sec. to OFF. Teacher, Guard Business. SYDELL GRANET51 3770 Bedford Avenue. I-Ionor School Senator, Service League, Sec. to Teachers, Library Squad, Hunter College. MILDRED GRAUS 2165 E. 26 St. Sec. to Teachers, Honor School Senator, Admissions Club. New York University. RICHARD GRECO 2108 Stuart St. Service League. College. ALLAN GREEN 1919 E. 13 St. Photo Editor of Log, Capt. of Lighting Squad, Madisonian, Pres. OH. Class, Photo-Editor of Highway. Col- lege. RITA NATALIE GREENt 1410 Ave. S. Pres. Biology Club, Chemistry Squad, Vice Pres. Stage Make-Up, Admissions Com., Senior Log Rep. New Iersey College for Women. CHAROLOTTE GREENBERG 1707 E. 14 St. Sec. to Teachers, Asst. to Miss Bearman. C.C.- N.Y. 1 Wh -4 X- - 1 1 R av- 1 fxf Q , 'S' CI 1 t.. Qi K3 f ii i ' r f 1' ' - ,. L, f' , K M 1 . Wvwgx 1 Ml .- ' 'ff , A 6 ' i'.' f ' , l I ' L ,. l , lv I 3 1 5 A f . 1 'W A Q ra 1 'ff , 1 f M 1 1 1 4 l yi' 1 M 1 I aa at iv I 1 wa. , pg MM, , re ,ti , January 1944: G.O. officers Jerry Levy, Stan Harwood and Lila Waks rewrite our constitution. 2+--W ----- -- .- -f-ff .X 2' 1 ININ '24 C, L M12 0 1,4 5 I n K. .x- 44 Q 1 tl 1 A .452 s,,i ., ie X if M I 5 1 N 3 1 , 9 X Q K :gem HAROLD GREENBERG 2126 E. 23 St. Ollicer in Class. Navy. LENORE GREENBERGT 15172 E. 51 St. Arista, Highway Stall, Grade Advisor's Asst., Sec. to Teachers. XVesthamiiton College. MARION D. GREENBERG 22211 Ave. S. Syra- cuse University. MINNA GREENBERG' 1957 E. 23 St. Feature Editor of Madison Highway, Log Staff Member, Dramatic Society Member, Sec. to Senior Oflicial Class, Radio VVorkshop Member. Syracuse Uni- versity. WILLIAM GREENBLATT4' 23117 Batchelder St. Arista, Math Team, Pres. of Senior OH. Class, Service League Oliieer, Log Stafl. College. MELVIN GREENFIELIY' 1785 E. 1-l St. Go- Getters, Boosters, Pres. of Off. Class, House of Rep., Biology Club. U.C.L.A. RENEE GREENSTEIN 2182 E. 29 St. Sec. to Teachers, General Ollice Asst., Guard, Record Of- fice Asst. Business. ARLENE GREENWALD 1836 E. 18 St. Arista, Madison Corps Staff, Art Squad, Log Rep., Pan American Club. College. DOLORES GREGORY 2033 E. 34 St. Newman Club, Service League, Sec. to Teachers, G.O. Rep. liusiness. MARGARET GREY 10 Bcvy Court. Class Pres., Sec. to Teachers, Former Co-Op, G.O. Rep. Busi- ness. BENNETT GROSS 19111 Ave. N. VVar Bond and Stamp Rep., Victory Corps Rep. College, SIDNEY GROSSA 2245 Ocean Ave. Service Squad, War Stamp Rep., Sec. of Honor School. Pres. of Biology Club, Model Congress Rep. New York University. ELEANOR GROSSMAN 21-18 E. 28 St. Sec. to Teachers, Spanish Club, Lunehroom Guard, Sec. to Orl. Class. Brooklyn College. MYRA GROSSMAN? 211 Remsen Ave. Log Rep., Pres. of OH. Class, GO. Rep., Stamp Rep., Education for Peace Club. Pratt Institute. WALLACE GRUBMAN' 16-12 E. 19 St. Foot- ball Team, Arista, Orchestra, Band, Sec. to yi KS' 16 13 M Jr cv '53 J 'I T. Fx In Teacher. College. -1' 4 1:-,F ..... HERMAN GUREASKO 1885 E. 13 St. Music va 'J Honor Society, Swimming Team, All City Chorus, Dramatic Society. Service League. Marines. March 1944: Amcl-ican troops advance in the Pacific Theater of Operations by landing in the X llamhm Admiralty Islands. ' 1 1 fi mi, -i -9 . IS I I .QE I i .,s' 1 L ff y .,3Ws,5.. 1 1 f wg-sf QW Q f J . f me gf J W f I f A , 1 s 1 jf 72 X . 4 .. ,ox ,sg Ni '-'Y' ELAINE HABER5 1820 Ave. S, Dramatic Soc., Program Com., Service League, Chemistry Squad. Sec. to Math. Dept. New York University, PATRICIA HALBERT 2058 E. 12 St. Library Asst., Sec. in Subject Classes, Stamp Rep., Iewelry Rep. Business School. HOWARD HAMROFF 1232 E. I2 St. Pres. of Orl. Class, Lab Asst., Tratlic Squad. Army. DOLORES HARRIS 2425 Kings Highway. Go- Getters, Boosters, Pres. of Off. Classes, Sec. to Miss Zehner. New York University. GERALD I-IARTENSTEIN 2283 E. 24 St. Viee Pres. of OII. Class, Service League. College. WILLIAM HEATH 1876 Kimball St. Leader Corps. Marines. IEWEL HEICHEL 3515 Ave. R. Library Squad, Sec. to Teachers. Work. ELAINE I-IEINSDORF 1954 Coney Island Ave. Art Staff of Madisonian. Business. MARVIN HELDW 1561 E. 31 St. Member of Service League, Grade Governor, Vice Pres. of Off. Class, Sec. to Teacher. College. NORMAN HEMPLINGi 2302 Ave. O. Chem- istry Club, Honor School Athletic Club, Victory Corps Rep., Sec. in Pool. University of Buffalo. SHIRLEY HENRIQUES 3114 Nostrand Avenue. Sec. to Teachers, Stamp Rep., Sec. of OH. Class. New York University. ROSALIE HERTZIG 2715 Ave. Y.. See. to Teachers, Sec. in Off. Classes, Guard, Sec. in Genf eral Oflice. College, HILLARD HERZOG 2332 E. 24 St. Baseball Team, Pres. of OIT. Class, Sec. to Grade Advisor. University of Miami. KARYL HIRSCI-IFIELD 3620 Bedford Avenue. Honor Girls, Basketball Club, Sec. of OFI. Class, Guard, Staff, Maclisonian. Hunter College. DOROTHY HIRSHORN 2520 Kings Highway. Sec. to Miss Zehner, Sec. to Miss Hansbery, Vic- tory Corps Rep., Sec. to Subject Teachers. Brook- lyn College. EDWARD HOCI-IBERG 1525 E. 26 St. Sec. to Teachers, Manager of Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Football Squad. Navy. March 1944: Hope Handler becomes first girl editor of the Highway, and under her editorship The Mad Highway makes its debut. l-.... .1-1- ull IL 33 .- v I,,x ' .. , gli ,J d9'P QT, iv G l a. v' ' 9 C t 1 ' f - .1 QQ s , . P . , .zwfrsgg Q Zwfg' I ' f I .1155 . f -N .W , 5 fgyfiw Qi I . y if I I . W time I 1 ' xfzfsi 's,, 5 , 7? y .,,i , 0 , A as QQ ,MW1 ff' f l H ADa5o'V o ily xx X ' 0.4. ' 1 ligywg W, .vat 1 lfq ,.'k f Q I ef I as 3 KQLA f IQ, Q r j l.5o'is1f't. -rfb K. 1 5' I '-'- yt VA A., I . .. ees I f . , ,..,,. ...,. ,,,, ., ' W ' s ft ,il 1 5 a s by 4 :PQ 1, . W., wg 3 et W tai, Q f 3, NZ - 'Qs . -aw V6 S .jeg . ge fiim - ., ,f r-,as-..,v Y -- I . at I - . Q - 1 ' 2 - if . MARVIN HOCHBERG 1625 E. 13 sr. Capt. of Program Com, Stamp Rep. Lifrhtin S - , g d, Highway Cartoonist, Member of Lzdg Staff. qgirl- lege. ASHLEY HOFFMAN 3420 Bedford Ave. Pres, of OH. Class, G.O. Rep., Madison Highway, Stamp Rep. Duke University. ALFRED HOLTZERA 1480 E. 21 St. Arista, Madisonian Staff, German Club, Math Team, Political Discussions Club. Columbia. RITA HONIG 1849 Stuart St. Sec. to Teachers, House of Rcp., Red Cross, Guard. New York University. GERTRUDE HONIGBAUM11 1571 Coney Island Ave. Arista, Service League. Math Regents Com., Victory Corps, Rep. Brooklyn College. PHYLLIS HORN 617 Avenue O. Treas. in OH. Classes, Sec. to Teachers. Spanish Stenograpliy School. SELMA HORNSTEIN 1666 E. 12 St. Sec. to Miss Flatow, Asst. to Program Com., Sec. to English Teacher. Business. ARTHUR HOROWITZ 2110 Avenue N. Vice Pres. of OH. Class, Service Squad, Sec. of OH. Class. New York University. RICHARD 1-IOROWITZ 2218 Ave. O. Booster Society, Dramatic Society, Cheer Leader, G.A. Squad, Class Pres. American Academy of Dra- matic Arts. THELMA HOROWITZ 178-1 E. 31 St. Member of United Nations Club, Member of Library Squad, Sec. to Teachers, Member of Spanish Club. College. MARIORIE HUTCHINGSH' Sec. to Dean of Girls, Library Asst., Member of Service League Sec. to Miss Brandow, Admissions Club. Col- lege. GLORIA HUTTER 1322 Ave. R. Pres. of OH. Class, Sec. to Teachers, Stamp Rep. Traphagen School of Fashion. DAVID HYMAN 1562 E. 17 St. Lab Asst., OFI. Asst., Member of Microscope Club. Uni- versity of Virginia. DOROTHY ILLIONS 2072 E, 22 St. Pres. of 6th Term, Vice Pres. and Sec. of OH. Class, Traf- fic Squad, Red Cross, Advanced Workshop. New York University. MARY IMPRESCIA 2014 Ford St. Secretary to Teachers. Designing School. CAROLYN IANNIELO 114 Bevy Court. Pres. of Off. Class, Vice Pres. of OH. Class, VVar Stamp Rep., Victory Corps Rep., Gondoliers. College. April 1944-: Marshall Bacloglio and his ministers resi n. Ki V' Ministry. g ng lctor Emanuel requests a new - yn. k fs liz. 1 , , 55,7 2 qi iii X Ailtil 194, fra my DQ, as -3 l i. A a Q' 1 A i C. rl Q, LAWRENCE ISAKOFFX Treas. of Student Govt. Organization, Highway, Honor School Ex- ecutive Board, Arista, Math Team Member. Col- lege. RUTH ISENFELD 2233 E. 21 St. Information Squad, Sec. in Record Off., Class Sec. College. ANNABELLE ITZCOVITZW Iota Gama, Pro- gram Com., Sec. English 8: Math OH., Civil Air Patrol, Chorus, Pan American, United Nations Club. Pembroke College. IRWIN IACKSON 1560 E. 18 St. Service League, Pres. and Vice Pres. of OH. Class, Iunior Hand. New York University. IOHN IACOBOWSKY 2244 E. 24 St. Public Address Squad, Mgr. of Swimming Team, Lab Asst. College. MORTON IACOBSY 1625 E. 24 St. Arista, Highway, Honor School Executive Board, Pres. of Microscope Club, Vice Editor of Honor School News. College. SANDRA IACOBSt 1526 E. 23 St. Arista, Vice Pres. and Sec. of Off. Class, Pres. United Nations Club, Service League. Parsons School of Design. IACQUILINE IACOBY 4 Iust Court. Vice Pres. of OH. Class, Twirling Squad, Service League, Sec. to Teachers. Business. RICHARD IAFFEV 2387 Ocean Ave. Capt. of Math Team, Orchestra Member, Bowling Team. Northwestern University. STEVEN IAFFE 1718 Quentin Road. Service League, Vice Pres. of OH. Class. College. SONIA 1oHNsoN 1578 E. 49 st. oo. off. Asst., Treas. and Pres. of Off. Class, Sec. to Teachers. Business. WILLIAM IOHANSON 1550 Kimball Street. Ranger Activities, Aircraft Identification Club, Boys Life Saving Team, Spherical Trig 8: Navi- gation Club. Navy Air Force. BLOSSOM IOSEPH 2239 Ocean Ave. Honor Girls, Pres. and Sec. of OH. Class, Honor Infor- mation Desk Squad. College. ESTELLE IUDELSON 1409 E. 35 St. Vice Pres. of OH. Class, Sec. to Teachers, Social Club and General OH. Asst. New York University. ANITA KALISH 2-110 Kings Highway. Pres. of Off. Class, Sec. of Classes, Spanish Club. Uni- versity of Miami. STANLEY KANTOR 2018 E. 27 St. Service League. New York University. Qs L91 - O L L, .., ey , , if: , V A , fy, ,I .g ,,,A 4- ' ' v!W15ZT5! ,V 'Q ' ,:- - 4' , gi f ' it , ' Q f I , -, . ttne ., 27 7 A V ' 1 . 1 f ' A 'f 1 ,-W5 ,fl .- X .gvwij ' Q 537,754 - Y, lv . A s Wi , . . . yi ascrtf f wi f, A ,wwf ,f uw yrs s s ,Q nii 7' fs ustgarten. A Iiil 1944: Student Court is installed under the leadership of Ben L eff ff new P 3293 i WIIIIIIIIIW ,B , ' Ns? i f' A ' X N u V x ' ' YN I Yam as 9, . Q --sf ' s me A 5 A K S rl f -we to '. 3, kx,, .vial , ivl, . I I , ' . 'E 55. D -.1 t , . L ROBERT KAPLONSt Pres. of OFF. Class, Vice Pres. OH. Class, S.G.O. Rep., Spanish Club. Tu- lane University. MORTON KARAN 1-Ill Ave. U. Pres. of OIT. Class, Vice Pres. Basketball. T1-IEADORA KARAN 1857 Coney Island Ave. Art Squad Three Terms, Sec. to Teachers, Service League. College. ANNA KARATHANASIS 1816 E. I-l Sl. Sec. of Senior Class, Sec. of I-list. Class, Victory Corps Rep. Secretary. 1 I ZELDIA KARELL1 2166 E. 26 St. Member of I3'oosLers, Metnberiof Art Squad, Member of Log StafI, Log Rep., Sec. to Teachers. Parsons School of Design. ' DICK KASTEN 2125 E. 35 St. Varsity Hand- ball, Stagfc Squad, Pool Asst., Service League. Pratt Institute. ELAINE KATZELNICK 21-13 Coney Island Ave. Service League. Sec. to Teachers, Madison Pub- licity Club. College. ALBERT KAUI-'MAN 1730 E. 33 St. Pres. OIT. Class Three Terms, Handball, Track, Art Squad. Pratt Institute. HENRY KAVANAGH 2045 Rytler Sr. Glce Club, Service League, Trafhc Squad. College. RICHARD KAY? 3535 Bedford Ave. Pres. of Music Honor Society, Vice Pres. of Off. Class, Member of Orchestra, Member of All City Or- chestra, Service League. College. EDWARD KEAN 1711 E. 22 St. Pres., Vice Pres. OH. Class, Newman Club, Service League, Victory Corps Rep. Business. MANSEL KEITH, IR. 1395 E. 18 St. Service League, Track Team, Art Club, Baseball Team. U. S. Navy. ELIZABETH KELLY 1512 E. 32 St. Nurses Training. IOHN KELLY 2988 Nostrand Ave. U. S. Navy. TILLIE KELLY 189 E. 18 Street. SCC. to Teachers. Fordham University. BERNICE KEPPLER 1455 E. 35 St. SSC. to Miss Rogers, Civil Air Patrol. Secretary. . 11 sf? f . 15 x sms, ,ss-,,,' 1 ' . it -af J' 1 av V T EEL Ie im I K , I ii I . 'f-?',?iizf' as 4 52 '.ttt 5 . . June 1944: United States and England invade Normandy and establish a heachhead. -Z . A 4 fi '1 '.?fe ifftgdr 1 IIIHQ fr-it i ! 5 1 . i a ' -- 'x Wi of 1.sNoRs KETOVER' 2425 Kings Highwiiy. N s , Ak' X Honor School Publicity Club, Playgoers Club. f i X, I '.' ii Education for Peace, Service League. New York' v C gif, University. 1 i Q. my 14 ,f 'W'?' SHERWINKEVY' 1419 13. I9 si. Ltooiici-ii6i f A .Yl5Q, gf? ' M7 X f W! .' of Grade, Chairman of Honor School Athletic S , N i- Pioard, Service League, Pres. Off. Class, Sec. to :K ,f 2. V i C Q. 7 Mr. Downing. Union College. . . . 4 FRED 1Q1MMEL 1901 Aw. N. Three Yeiiis Q X 'lm 1 ' . . If Varsity Football, Capt. Tivo Years, Tivo Years f 9- as ' ' . . A ik I Baseball, Chosen on Coaches All Scholastic Team, , Q7 .,. 1 ,ff Pres. Senior Class, Vice Pres. of Senior Grade. i f ' ,fs , Ohio State University. ' ' . 1 ..,, A ' '4 IOEL KIRBY 31115 Avenue R. Member of x D Q C Football Squad, Class Pres. of Seventh Term, 1 K, Service Squad in Lunchroom. U. S. Navy. v V P6444 , , f 4 Q H. 2 .y CHRIS KITSOS 2222 vtisiiiics Aw. isiisciiaii A C ii Team, Football Team. U, S. Navy. .' ' bf mi 273 A 4 ' 115, 2 H PHYLLIS INLAUSNER 3791 Bedford Avenue. 1 'f 3 Honor Girls, Orchestra, Music Honor Society. fl cd! lv J L L Z K K ' A . Madisonian, Pres. of Music for Victory, Adelphi . Q, - f ' I ,A , X College. W- 4 1.EAN,iRo RLAVER 2432 15. 23 si. sci-via T ' 454' fat: , 4 League, Football Squad. Cand. for Grade Gov- -' QI 'V 1 . . crnor. Fordham University. Af 1 4 4 71 NORMAN KLEIMAN 1776 E. 13 si. Track 1' ' '.,- Team, Handball Team, Make-Up Squad, Glee ' ii Club. College. '... M no1,oREs RL1NE 2343 E. 23 si. su. to , . tiff- 'ft M0 Teachers, Victory Corps Rep., Lunchroom Guard. vl. . f - - ' s g ', SecretarY- C I I. 1.1oNEL KNOLLER 1590 22 sr. Liiiieiii-iioiii 1 'P' 4 A Qi Guard, Track Team. College. if' ' g 7 ' Y FDXVIN KODISH' 4093 lierlford Ave. Student Court, Boosters, Biology Lab. Club, Capt. of N Honor School Basketball Team, Service League. . Syracuse University. fa me N 1 gr mn l A I HERBERT KOENIGSBERG 1260 12. 12 sum. eg' y . . Prcs. of OH. Class, Lunehroom Guard. City 3 College of New York. L. . K A ' 1? G GLORIA KOLENSKY 4614 iseiitiii-ii Ate. vie- ' . tory CorpsARcp,, Make-Up Squad, S.G.O. Rep. 'I' ' fl V. Nurses Training. 1 ' Q 5 ,- ly I .W N., - 13 Z2 .Li SETH KOLLIN 2240 E. 27 St. Orchestra, , 'VI 8 , Hand, Leaders Club, Victory Corps Rep., Athletic i K Exhibitions. New York University. MORTAN KORMAN 4497 rsedfiii-ii Ave. sm- ice League,,l'jlass Pres., Sec. to Mr. Spalter. yy .V 1 Je-4. Parsons Design. . , f I , il! 45:51 ' . fr ww. , .FQSRENCE KRAMER' 2162 13. 23, si. Midi- Q ,,,' of WF soiftian, Grade Aclviser's Asst., Service League, F -'gf , :Q Highway, Sec. to Teachers. University of llli- X, June 1944-: Outmaneuvered, second student-faculty show, scores huge success. Proceeds were donated to the Red Cross. midi ef' Z A CN 8 4 0 1 K .41 , I s is , , Ma, ,rs I . W Q 1 'bs K 47 Sify 5 sw c iii ,f S W 9 W S f f , 2 f A . X tt V kv ,J 732 V Q a ni NV f W' , ami ' -f S. if. w 'H ' Qff-if E -Z as . . e v J. , M., A.. QM , . ,,?g7g.-gsig 'f'sf:..:: f if s .15 ra is of ' 4 fbs pifw 114' - D .. , .f .M 7 f M , s ,rf 1 . sas , X f 1 E , ' 4. L aff,', f: ' A R f wsf if ,iii il is 'X .. f, 41 f 2 ' Miss' .. . . V . : 2 Q-Mxevwiy rf- , . .H K S1231 A S ::Q f:.-5351. A, Z v,:14ffs:.,:,ij.. -1. 0 ,--J, U ffwzws l A, - ...L-4,3 .A i .t . .N, W . . . .. . We ' T5 .r , . , Na+' 1 is 14 ' -' . ',. s . . VMC' . V 1' WWE-f as , N , i p ,X IOYCE KRASNA 1695 E. 9 St. Pres. of Off. Class, Sec. to Teachers, French Club, Bond and Stamp Rep. H-'ooklyn College. GEORGIA KRAUSS 1949 Ryder St. Secretary to Teachers. Secretary. NORMA KRITER 2152 E. 28 St. See. in Sub- iect Classes, Service League, Sec. of OH. Class Four Terms, G.O. Rep., Stamp Rep. U.C.L.A. IUIJSS KRONFELD 1773 E. 12 St. Luneliroom Squad, Vice Pres,,OFf. Class, Class Asst. Tutor, Microscope Club. Study of Medicine. PI-IYLLIS KULICKK 3919 Bedford Ave. Arista, Go-Getters, Highway Staff, Cheer Leaders, Log Stall. Pembroke College. RENEE KUNTZ 1671 E. 17 St. Service League, Sten Tutor, Class Sec., Stamp Rep. Paine Hall. HARVEY KURLAND 1715 E. 28 St. Baseball Team, Pres. of Off. Class, Sec. in Gym Depart- ment. New York University. I-IARRIETT LADD 3602 Avenue T. Sec. of Honor Girls, Asst. to Dean of Girls, Treas. of Hi-Y, Asst. to Grade Adviser. College. MYRON LADIN 2015 E. 24 St. Track Team, Dance Com., Vice Pres. of Class. U. S. Army Air Corps. PATRICIA I. LAMIA 2809 E. 28 St. Madi- sonian Literary Staff, Sec. to Teachers, Biology Club, Ex Member of Hi-Y. Physician's Aid. MARTIN LANDAU 3335 Bedford Ave. Mem- ber of Highway Sports Staff, Madisonian Art Staff, Pres. of Off. Class, Chorus, Service League. Col- lege. FRANK LAROCCA 1260 Ryder St. 1 Year of Baseball. Armed Forces. DORIS LARSEN 2058 Haring St. Sec. to Boy's Dean, Lunchroom Guard, Capt. of Lunchroom Guards, Off. Class Sec., Class Pres. College. YOLANDA LA SARDO 2543 E. 19 St. Night College. NAOMI LASSAR 1384 E. 29 St. Asst. in Bio. Lab., Sec. of Off. Class, Sec. of Hist. Class. Highland Manor Junior College. IAMES LAWLER 1930 E. I5 St. Pres., Football Squad, Newman Club. Army. I ,if W l 2 3, L re 3 x , 2 1-2' A 6 Vlll +1 .4 if J, November 1944: Franklin Delano Roosevelt is elected for a fourth term by a nation preparing for a Y period of reconversion. Mlmliu-ll ,-is epadflg Ria, rg. -QQ f si .H 'S 44, 1 s t ha' 5, . 144, 'r Li ., , for H ARDELLE Club, Pres. Show, Sec. BERNICE OH. Class, i AUDREY Admission LAZANSKY of Off. Class, Business Squad, Varsity to Teachers. College. LAZARUS 1270 E. 18 St. Cheer- leader, Vice Pres. Off. Class, Sec. of Off. Class, Sec. to Miss Zehner, Sec. in Eng. Off. College. SYLVIA LEBENBAUM 2069 E. 23 St. Sec. Sec. to Miss Hansbury. Business. ,if i 1' , xA , ' l X 1 f ' 'P-4 RAULA LEF1iOW1TZ 1947 OCCQII? ,Aveif Sec. to Teachers, Assthjn Ge e, 'luriisor Red Cross Club, Nutr' on Q 1. Coiege, . ,i LEIFER 2023 Ave., M. 1 Sec. to Teachers, Asst. in Bio. Lab., Lunchroom Squad, and Publicity Club. College. MILTON LESSERS' 2302 Ave. O. Editor-im Chief Highway, Candidate for Vice Pres. S.G.O., Chairman Honor School Athletic Board, Arista, Ed.-in-Chief P.M. journal. Columbia University. ROGER LESTER 1417 E. 12 St. Arista, C0- Editor-in-Chief of Madisonian, Sec. of Dramatic Society, Chairman Inter-City High School Con- ference, Pres. Political Discussions Club. Prince- ton University. BETTY LEVENTERt 2420 E, 18 St. Math Re- gents Squad, Treas. OH. Class, Member of Atl- ministrative Com. of H.S., Bond and Stamp Rep. S.C.O. Rep. Hunter College. DIANA LEV1Ni 1566 E. 31 St. Log StaH, Honor School Senator, Sec. to Teachers, Service League Social Club. Brooklyn College. ROBERT LEVIN 1256 E. 13 St. Dramatic Society, Class Pres., Math. Regents Com., Class Vice Pres., Service League. Brooklyn College. ALVIN LEVINE 2157 Ocean Ave. Service League, Physics Club, City College. IHRRY LEVINE 2702 Ave. W. U. S. Army. IUDITH LEVINE 2626 Kings Highway. See. to Miss Zehner, Treas. of Classes, Service League. Brooklyn College. LUCILLE LEVINE 1485 E. 16 St. Pres., Vice Pres. and Sec. to Teachers. Brookyn College. MAX LEVINE 2469 E. 22 St. Swimming and Football Squad, Service League, Pres. OH. Class, Governor of Grade 5. U. S. Army. RENEE LEVINE1 4621 Bedford Ave. Sec. to Miss Zehner, Service League Sec., Honor School Admissions Club, Sec. of Off. Class. Brooklyn V 'V QA QJX 7, SW ?K?e7 yogi? . so QQ , s Qt e Ke f R 62 2 X W U Q a, ' X fs 4 3 College. Q cs ii 2 l C 1 rxfx Q' x.! 60' v-W' ,FX ' 5 . page :ww - 1 - . lf .gf ff'-fwf . . X 7, , , fs sae Yee ' Q . ' -A , ,, ...IL ,H , , ,Q - , . N M, fy., . ms. 7 f f- 'A if f ff H Wfenwpm i' New '-emrrvgyffcv ,WX W, . .5 f fl, . ,wf gm! ' A L .f J! . K.. L, NJ,, Q,TQgQj 1, tvw , - f 2, . H I ...,. ,Q f Novmber 1944: Dr. Rankin, Latin teacher, leaves Madison to head the language department of a foreign university. f-xx' .CC-,Q - '57 xr 0 sc t X f 5' 5 2 B if Z s, 5 2 WV xf,-8 35 'sw em W f Q ff fl Qi? ' 43? Q .swa t-.-' as a - Qs f 6, ss N, ff? X 0 5' I S K3 Q Y! ,I 7, sd 1 ce fbdtggjf -A h .sig ks. 3 , 1- 2 I . or '?fn.5Qi4, ifkiffsx m,f1.fsfJ'i52, 'ff?:Qf.y5j- 1 :i5'E,.', fif',gN'?J 1 .,,G,,.,V , . ww-.fs ,X I L vel ,E:Q'f ,,f, , -- f gf-lj 4' 5 . . r y 3 sg N E N E Q 0 -. . Q . 1 ,si c xs.. N..?'5 f , ss sx 1 ,wx st he it Q f'5 'f3.f ALBERT LEVINSKY 1550 E. 13 St. Sec. to Mr. Downing, Treas. of OH. Class, Service League. New York University. EDIVARD LIZVY 1935 E. 15 St. School Band. LENORE LEVY' 2210 E. 29 St. Record Off., Social Club, Administrative Club, OH. Class Treas., Sec. to Teachers. ARNOLD LEVITT 1336 E. 21 St. Club, Vice Pres. Off, Class, Sec. to Mr. Ostroff. College. Biology LORRAINE LEWALD 1844 Rycler St. Honor Girls, Sec. to Dean of Boys, Vice Pres. of Upsilon Theta. College. I-IOVVARD LEWIT 1958 Stuart St. Band, Swimming Squad, Physics Club. N.Y.U. School MARTIN LIDSKY 2301 Ocean Ave. Arista, Physics Club, Iohns Hopkins University. ESTELLE LIEBERMAN? 2418 Ave. T. Asst. Editor Senior Pages of Log, Dramatic Society. Service League, Deputy Captain, Lt. Governor, Delegate to House of Reps. Brooklyn College. IRVING LILLIEN' 2370 Ocean Ave. Orchestra, Band. Music Honor Society, Radio Workshop, Student Court. College. LILLIAN LINSKYX 2006 Ocean Ave. Service League, Dramatic Society, Sec. to Teachers. Brooklyn College. MORTON HOVVARD LINDER 2039 E. 27 St. Chemistry Club. Physics Club, Glee Club, Swim- ming Asst. College. I-IERMAN LIPSKY 1289 E. I9 St. Football Team. Pres. OH. Class. Trarhc Squad, Service League, Member of House of Reps. New York University. TEDDY LIPSTEIN 1937 Ocean Ave. Service League, Pres. OH. Class, Attendance Monitor in Gym. University of Baltimore. DOLORES LITTENBERG 144-30 69 Ave. Kew Garden Hills, Log Staff, Lt. Governor Grade 5, Victory Corps Rep., Sec. to Grade Adviser, Treas. of Senior Class. New York Univeristy. RENEE LITVAK 2357 Coney Isand Avenue Grade Advisors Sec., Class Sec. Secretary. SHIRLEY LITWAK 2472 E. 18 St. G.O. Rep., Sec. to Teachers Spanish Club. Hunter College. 1? t J' 1, sis 1 wr X 2 mass s k 4 v tt h March 1945: B-29's destroy fifteen square miles of Tokyo. 2 ?fg'?iZ2fw M, S 54 3. 'ei I if 9 Qli it S, ' . . A ., . 550 ln, , . 7 ' '79 . V , , ,V I Q V .. It ' ' . . fs ' ,. ,fs gh V 1 VL V ,3z7,M,7.i,.,.f..::.. r ,A,, V 2 , V l f I 2 . . N, Walk SE-LT' 1 ' is it ' 7 Q NI . ,X 1 1 ry. . I f HUGH LOBEL 1557 E. 27 St. Pres, Debating Society. Brown University. EVELYN LOPATOFF 1631 E. 32 St. Victory Corps Rep., Service League, Reel Cross. N.Y.U. Sec. to Teachers, HARTLY LORD 3626 Kings Highway. Cam- v1i'n Sneaker Pres Oll Class Treas Oi-1 Class, pg .1. , . .,..,, .,. G.O. Rep. Fashions Institute of Technology. MARIE LUBR.-XNOTK 2137 E. 21 St. Girl Lcacler of Arista, Sec. of lloosters, Sec. of Honor School Executive Boarcl, Chairman of Honor School Administrative Com., Sec. of Stuclent Court. Cornell University. LEAH LUPOVV 152 E. 27 St. Sec. to Teachers, Vice Pres. of OH. Class, Treas. OIT. Class. Brook- 1y11 College. DOROTHY LUPPOLD 1720 Marine Parkway. Service Squad, German Club. Concorclia Col- legiate Institute. BARBARA LUSSEN 1769 Stuart St. Log Stall, Sec. to M1'. Ganclel. Centenary Iunior College. EVELYN LUSTBADER 2134 E. 23 St. G.O. gk C....i-71 X J n CT 'r-'F -,,- Q J HQQISON' 1 gc,T?',z, f-Qfwffu' Rep., Pres. Off. Class, Service League, General 2-yybokh L OIT. See., Teachers Sec. N.Y.U. 7 ., , -wlddff -I-' ALICE LYMAN 1627 E. 35 sr. see. yr1e1.,1,f L L Corps Rep., Bond and Stamp Rep., Sec. in Typing W I A ' V I Olliee. College. I y DOROTHY MAGIDOFF 140 8111 Aw. vice ' Pres., Treas., Sec. Miami University. . Y 77' I, x X, ., . ,l GILBERT MALNICK 2439 E. 19 sf. 1310. Club. A S Class Vice Pres., Class Sec., XVar Bond and Stamp fr i A . Rep. City College or N. Y. U. W ' ' ROSE MANDARINO Memher of NCXVIllHH.C1L1l7, ,X XMQH, ' Sec. to Mrs. Vogel, Treas. of Off. Class, Member 1 K B '57 g X of Service League. Business School, ' 1' . ' 4 BARBARA MARGOLIN 1695 E. 21 sr. sec- , i retarial Asst. to Teachers. N.Y.U. E V, V. ,T +2 IOSEPH MARCUS 2717 Ar-E. U. University I 'ff' A F , r j of Hawaii. RUTH MARCUS' 1376 E. 13 Street. Service - X ,Li 'V League Olhcer, Log Staff, Sec. of Oflicial Class, 5 1' 1' ' I Assistant in Program Office, Boncl Rep. College. ' - , ' TT 1 BETTY MARGOLIS 4233 Bedford Ave. see. 'fgrfwifl Q of Off. Class, Dramatic Society, Art Squad, Sec. I ll' W 1 of Sth Term Off. Class. Pratt Institute. ' ' A I, . March 1945: Madisonls 194th birthday is celebrated by a special assembly addressed hy alumni. x A1 13 ,- - 1 . :ox we ,gf X ,, .a ,www A sz? cis ' 3 1 ADELAIDE MARGUGLIA 1512 E. 17 Street. Traflie Squad, Spanish Club, Sec. to Teachers, Pres. of OH. Class. Business School, NAOMI MARLOVVE 2228 E. 26 St. Miss Zehner's Info. Squad, Sec. to Faculty, Social Club. College. IACQUELINE MATZNER 1581 E, 24 St. Sec, of Off. Class, Three Terms, Vic. Corps Ren., Four Terms, Honor Service League, Sec. in Health Office. Business and College. IOHN MAURO 2066 Ryder Street, Asst. Gym Team, Capt. Swim Squad. College or Military Service. NAOMI MELTZER 1723 E. 17 St. Pres. of Oflieial, Vice Pres. and Sec. of Former Ofhcials, See. in Att. Off., Lunchroom Guard, Sec. to other Teachers. Business. IRWIN MENDELSOHN 2315 Avenue M. Vice Pres. Chemistry Club, Bio. Club, Microscope Club. Unknown. LOUIS MENDELSOI-IN 2005 I-Iomccrest Ave. Arista League, American Association for the United Nations, History Book Room Squad, Eng- lish Book Room Squad. Columbia or Brooklyn. MIRIAM MICHELMAN 1764 E. 12 St. Sec. to Mr. Newfield, Traiiic Squad, Asst. in English Off., Asst. in Program OH. Pratt. PHYLLIS MICHELSON 1381 E. 26 St. Social Club. Business. SEYMOUR MILGRIM 1719 West 4th Street, Vice Pres. of Off. Class, Sec. to- Teachers, Intra- mural Emblems, Chemistry Club, Lunch Squads. Lowell Textile. ELLISON MILLER 1558 E. 19 St. Stage Squad, Art Squad, Lunchroom and Traffic Squad. Uni- versity of Baltimore or N.Y.U. IOAN MILLER 1755 E. 13 St. Sec. to Dean of Boys, Member of the Library Squad, Sec. of Off. Class. Albion College, Mieh. Cout of townj MONA MILLNER 2711 Avenue S. Highway Staff, Log Staff, Service League, Honor School Senator, Sec. to Grade Adv. N.Y.U. ALEXANDER I. MITCHELL, 2055 Ocean Ave. Chairman Board of Governors, G.O. Vice Presi- dential Candidate, Football Team, Boosters, Dra- matic Society, Vice Pres. Senior Ofhcial. Vir- ginia Military Institute, West Point. X z- ,V -,,. f.-hi' fl f' DORIS MITNICK 1710 Ave. v. Rep. of 11. Red ,N 'i s Cross, Sec. of Class, Lunchroom Guard, G.O. V5 1 , ' 3- -is 4 j I Rep. Secretarial Position. 1, qv-V . ...M ' Z' 11o1zoTHY MITTEL 1254 E. 32 sf. Honor K Girls, Information Squad, Madisonian Staff, Hi- . 4 ' ' H Y. College. April 1945. The Nation mourns the passing of their leader, Franklin D Roosevelt 44 -.4 4? if Q. 1 A8 2 ti a 6 9 J I f-Q QQQ I if E. 1' Q Q . i Y wx 3 ft E 1 l as 551 Ml L I , ,+ ','WjM la 32 , , . , ,. ,hast , .V . . We .F . , ,V , ity? A EH? .fi if imswb .A. MK , kA A A ,s 55 1 MARY D. MORGAN 2131 E. 37 St. Newman Club, Sec. to Teachers, Vice Pres. of Off. Class. College. CHARLES MORRIS 1391 E. 21 St. Service League, Public Address Squad. Union College. LORRAINE MORRIS 2137 E. 18 St. Sec. to Teachers, Former Co-Op, Vice Pres. Business School. BERNARD MORSE 1718 Quentin Road. Band, Baseball Team Manager, Swimming Squad. Brooklyn College of Pharmacy. BARBARA MOSKOWITZ 2001 Avenue P. Arista, Model Congress, Pres. of Iota Gamma, Program Com. College of NVilliam and Mary. EUGENE MAUSNER 1015 Avenue N. Capt. of Cheerleaders, Booster, Service League, Pres. of Oflicial Class. N.Y.U. or Navy. THERESA MULHEARN 1721 E. 32 St. Vice Pres. OH. Class, Sec. to Grade Adviser, Sec. to Miss Zellner. Hunter College. IUNE MUNSKE 1314 E. 26 St. Upsilon Theta Hi-Y Chapter, Ex. Capt. of Service League, Art Squad, Girls Basketball. N. Y. State Veterinarian College. MARILYN MUSMAN 1470 E. 27 St. Arista, Sec. of Program Com., Sec. of English Office, Sec. of Official Class, Spanish Club. Cornell University. ELEANOR MYERS 1934 E. 19 St. Pres. Senior OE. Class, Member of Service League, Sec. to Teachers, Ir. Red Cross Rep. Business Adminis- tration. THOMAS MCCANDLESS 87 Dictum Court. U. S. Navy, THERESA MCCORMICK 2114 Flatbush Ave. Sec. to Teachers, Newman Club. T. 8 T. Co., Commercial. 1-IERMINE NAGER 2518 AVC. Y. Feature Editor of Madisonian, Madisonian Business Staff, Orchestra, Sec. to Teachers. Adelphi College. EVA NASTEN 2300 Ocean Ave. Asst. in Pro- gram Olhce, Sec. to Teachers, French Club, Bi- ology Squd. Bryn Mawr College. ELAINE NATTER 1710 E. 17 St. Sec. to Teachers. Business. BERNICE NELSON 2249 E. 24 St. Pres. of Senior Class, Member of Chorus, Victory Corps Rep., Gondoliers. Music Study. . wlllllll , .ill Z . Qll fi l V QWJR' April 1945: Madison pays tribute to President Roc sevelt in outdoor exercises -XJ ,-f' 0 v . X if -I I 'N IFONARD 'NILLSON 1117 Madison Pl icc 1'oot bill Team Gini Seiiice Squad Niiy DAVID H NEUBARTH 7739 I 21 St Tiacl Team Nui ation Club Cameii Club Bolo x Research P S A I Pins Co e e ICI A NLXVHOUSE 31116 Xie R S c Miss Zehner Asst in Recoid Oflice Class Sec Member of Tutorial Club. C1 e e. RHODA NEWMAN 2133 E. 23 St. Treasurer of OFI. Class, Sec. of Science Class Sec. of C.O. Oflice. Business. SHELDON NOBLE 2165 II. 27 St. Lieutenant Tralhc Squad Spanish Mimeo raph Squad Ir - ram Com. History Mimeo raph Squad. Col- ege. LORRAINE B, NODKIN 19-15 Ryder St. As- sembly Planning Com., Highway StaH, Log StaI1, Service League, Vice Pres. Off. Class. Nurses Training. IAMES O'CONNI2R 1761 E. 29 St. Math Club, Vice Pres. of Fifth Term Class, Sec. to Subject Teacher. College. RITA OLEWITZ 2249 12. 21 St. Sec. to OtI. Teacher, Sec. to Subject Teacher, Work in The Gontloliersn. College. IZFRNICE OLIVERR 1256 E, 13 St. Asst, in Permanant Record Office, Service League, Tutorial Service, Secretary to Subject Teachers. Brooklyn Teachers. Brooklyn College. IOSEPH ORNS 1965 E. 27 St. Varsity Basket- ball for Three Years, Vice Pres. of Senior OH. Class, G.O. Rep. College. ANNETTE OSOFSKY 2117 Avenue T. Dra- matic Soc., S.G.O. Rep., Service League, Pres., Vice Pres. Sec. in Ofhcial Class. Brooklyn Col- le-re C, . RICHARD PACUN1 1750 E. 10 St. Pres. OH. Spanish Club, Biology Lab. Squad, Service League 1-Ionor School Senator, Chairmans Asst. N.Y.U. STEVE PALMER1 3021 Quentin Road. Football Team 2 Year Varsity, Guard in Gym. Business. ROBERT I. PARKS 19 Beacon Court. Member of Newman Club, Veteran of U. S. AAF Served with 15 AAF Missions over Enemy Territory. Business. ANITA PASHUTSKYX 1223 E. 12 St. Tutorial Service Two and a Half Years, Service League, Sec. to Teachers, Honor School Tutorial Club, Barnard College. MYRNA PASTOR 2270 Ocean Ave. Pres. of OH. Class, Sec. OH. Class, Madisonian Staff, Log Staff, Boosters. Parsons Act Academy, New York. April 1945: Russians march into Berlin. Y.. ,F 29 if LJ Ira 19,5 f? fuk r 'n 1 A His 3 s 'Q' A I A 1. lb -r 49 L Q? VU-L25 Wm 53441 ' A4400 K7A . as M 'My ' sa f' . ef , ' f 5' jf . .ters ' 1 ALLAN PAUL 21115 E. 22 si. Pres. of 5111 . if 1 , 1 ' ' I Term OH. Class. Service League, Vice Pres. 6 xf 1 if . fav. Term, U.C.L.A. gs., t - ..sw H.. . XXX- 1 x L Qt.. ,. 1xi1R1AM PAWGAN 1561 13. 13 si. see. is . ,K Q N E L1111 1, tt r 1 A it at se. sf 11 LLLL ,:, .L f A 3 wi.. Sh' if' 't im April 1945: The Gondoliers, Teachers. Traliic Squad. French Club. Sec. to Mr. Nevvfieltl. College. IOAN S. PEARLSTE1Ni 19-17 E. 25 St. Dra- matic Society, Film Reviewers Staff, Sec. OH. Class. Sec. to Grade Adviser CMiss O'Connorj Service League. Brooklyn College, American Academy of Dramatic Arts. HARVEY PECK' -1092 Bedford Avenue. Pres. of S,G.O., Honor School Exec. Board. Arista, Boosters, Orchestra. College. IANET PELCYGER 2306 Ocean Avenue. Vice Pres. of Off. Class Cith Termb See. to Teachers, G.O. Rep.. Maclisonian Staff, Senior Class Treas., Modeling. School of lournalism. LAZARUS PERPEL1TT't 25-11 E. 17 St. Service League, Math Oflice Asst., Chem Club. Physics Club. Brooklyn College. DORIS PETERSON 2316 Plumb 2nd St. Gon- doliers, XVar Bond Rep., Guard, Gym Sec. Busi- ness. EDITH PETERSON 312-l Jerome Ave. Sec. to Teachers, Victory Corps Rep., Class Treas. Busi- ness. MARIE Pl-llLLlPS 1763 E. 31 St. Library Typ- ist. Girls Basketball Team, Class Sec.. Former Co-Op Art Room Asst. Pratt Institute. ELAINE PINKUS 2U27 E. 24 St. Dramatic Society, Vice Pres. H Termsj Basketball Club, Art Squad. Publicity Manager of Taming of the Shrew . College. ANGELA PISTILLI 1560 E. 27 St. Orchestra, Music Honor Society. Gondoliers. Hunter Col- lege. BERNARD PISTILLI 52ll-l Avenue P. Class Pres., 15th R fthj Class Vice Pres.. Pan American Fiesta. C.C.N.Y. DOROTHY ROSE PLAGMANN 69-O5 XVood- side Avenue, Woodside, L. l. Honor Service League, Capt. and Dep. Honor Girls, Off. Class Vice Pres., Leaders Club, Sec. to Teachers R Chairman. College. XVILDA PLATT 210-1 New York Avenue. Sec. in Off. Class. Asst. in Record Office. Sec. in Gym, Stamp and Bond Rep. Model. ARLEEN PODELL 2132 76 St. Service League, See. to Mr. Blumstein, Room Asst. N.l. College for VVomen. BERNARD POLLACK' 1921 E. 17 St. Arista, Service League Deputy Capt., S.G.O. Cabinet. Student Court lustice C2 Termsj Asst. in P.M. Off. lohns Hopkins University. Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta is a Gloria Berk star. CJ! llll is f Av I 01' L. X50 ' LJ IN 0 sf j Q ' E A if :sf s 'ss Q Ni -if t E 1 of 1 ' ' if 'Pf Li se. . A V3 ,.se - Qs- me A '43 51 ,. 'R . few' V 1 ' t.. - 1 iw Q I, 3 2 Q 'ff great success as Curtis Rock and X J fa cs 4 J J 2 A Y X I PAUL POPS' 2177 E. 21 St. Baton-Twirling Squad, Capt. Go-Getters, Sec. to Grade Adviser, Miss O'Connor, Honor School Social Club Senator, Honor School Dancing Club Vice Pres. Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. ADELE POTEMKIN 23-17 E. 23 St. Vice Pres. of OH. Class, Former 'kCo-Op Maelison Corp Rep. Business. HELEN POWELL 2680 E. 23 St. Class Vice Pres., Class Sec., Sec. to Teachers, Service League. Business. MARVIN PRAGERA 2626 Kings Highway. Bi- ology Lab. Asst., Microscope Club, Spanish Club, Service League, Honor School Vocational Guid- ance. C.C.N.Y. LOVVELL PRIGERSONA 2830 Ocean Avenue. Pres. of Senior Off., Member of Band, Member of Orchestra, Service League, Tutoring Squad. Pre- Medical Course. DORIS PRUSA? 1666 E. 34 Street, See. to Teachers, Member of Upsilon Theta, Sec, of OH. Class, Member of Honor School. Nurses' Train- ing. ANN PRUSSINW 2282 Ocean Ave. Asst. to Miss Hansbery C4 Termsj Ofl. Class Sec. C2 Termsj Off. Class Vice Pres., Sec. to Teachers, Social Club Member. Music Composition. ANITA PSACHIEA 2034 Batchelder St. Arista, Honor Service League, Honor Girls, Boosters, S.G.O. Cabinet. L.1. University, or College of Arts and Sciences. SELMA PSACHIE 2840 Ocean Avenue. Pres. of OH. Class C5th Termj, Sec. in Bank, Program Com., Service League, Sec. in Off. Class f6th Termj. N.Y.U. ANNE PUCA 1809 Avenue W. Pres., Vice Pres., Sec., Guard. Business. IFSSICA RADIN 1221 E. 13 St. Bond and Stamp Rep., Sec. to Teachers, S.G.O. Rep. Col- lesfe ,, . ROSLYN RADNITZ 1746 E. 28 St. Math Club, Sec. to Teachers, Vice Pres. of Off. Class, Treas, of Off. Class. Ithaca College of Drama. GERALD RADZIVILLA 1781 E. 34 St. Vice Pres. of S.G.O., Pres. of Booster Society, Class Pres., Arista Member, Member of Go-Getters. N.Y.U. MARVIN RAINER 570 E. 12 St. Off. Class Pres., Gremlin, Lunchroom Guard. PAUL RATNER 2041 E. 2-1 St. Biology Lab. College. HOWARD RAYFIEL' 1818 Avenue L. Iustice of Student Court, Senior Class Treas.. Member of Arista, Off. Class Pres., Biology Lab. Squad. Cornell University. September 1945: Japanese rulers formally sign 4'Unc0nditi0nal Surrender to the Allied powers. Truman proclaims Sept. 2nd as V-J Day. pf-t:.zE...s-.T i A aff' ii QF 1 'Sl 775' 691 ,Y ii ' , V 5, I I 'O i l i Selllellllygr i f'S P 1 QIWUH' 'f:g,,,. l Aa '-3 -HQ Q if R a gk 1 Q, 1 dpowgfi. rdf' , we Q BETTY 1. READ 1718 E. 36 sr. snr. rn Teachers, Vice Pres. of Off. Class, Newman Club. 5- P Business. VS T9 FRANCIS REBHUN 2550 E. Z1 sr. Lunch- ' A room Guard, Swimming Squad, Pres. Rhode Island State College. FT PHYLLIS REICHQ 1521 E. 29 St. Sec. to Dean, Sec. of Honor School, Admission Club, Pres. of Off Class. Business. SYDELL REICH 1561 li. 13 St. Service League Member, Sec. to Mr. Nexvfield, Sec. in Record Of- fice, Sec. of Off. Class. New York University. DORIS REICHNER 1667 E. 19 St. Pres. of Off. Class, Vice Pres. in Drama Class, Log Rep., Dra- matic Society, Sec. to Teachers, Syracuse Uni- versity. CYNTHIA REINGOLD 1520 E. 35 St. Dra- matic Society, Pan American Club, Sec. of OH. Class, Vice Pres., Out Mancuyered. Business. VIVIAN REISMAN 1512 E. 29 St. Sec. to Teachers, G.O. Rep., Room Asst., Class Sec. College. CYNTHIA RENNER' 21-18 E. 26 St. Service League, Latin Club, Bio. Lab., Sec. to Dean. Alfred University. MURRAY RESNICK 1846 Brown sr. Pres. of Senior Off. Class, TraiTic Squad, Gremlins, Mem- C ber of House of Reps. N.Y.U. I' ,i X .. , f'-. 1, ,gg ' .illf i ,, ,Wf GWENDOLYN RHEINICK 3002 Avenue T. R Sec. to Dean of Boys, Asst. to Mr. Nexvficld. Sec. . I, of Off. Class, Library Squad, Program Com. K if VVork. ' . im' J RUTH RIBER 1958 Ocean Avenue. Pres. of ,fr 1' L Off. Class, Service League Guard, Sec. in Girl's - w Gym, S.G.O. Rep., Biology Club. Brooklyn 1 College. ' . ge t .f , r,. J ' 3571 ! f. IULIO RICCO 2265 E. 19 St. lmermural Z A ,.f. sports, Haarenite, Class Pres., Library Squad, Door ' f r ? A , 'X Squad. University of California. , ' .I ELEANOR RICHTER 1218 E. 31 sr. Honor TSN y School, Sec. to Teachers, Spanish Club. Busi- Nh. I ,,,, . . ' MORTON RICHTER 1654 E. 13 sr. Service 5 A I' . League, Traiiic Squad, Camera Club. College. ' I ' ELAINE RIDGWAY 1626 E. 38 sr. Biology je L 2 ' 1 Club. College. fi 5 ' 459 1 A C' A RUTH RIPPS 2311 E. 22 sr. see. 61 Record 2 1 , 4 y . Office, Sec. of Off. Class, Service League, Sec. of . I , . , .15 Civics Class. Business. ' 5 ' 'V lrfg V- , September 1945: Madisonians celebrate their school's 20th Anniversary with a special assembly program and Field Day. 4 I v I 1 I I I ll I i 1 , G . 4 Z' a l I 1, ' A lb 1 1' . -A U l I I E f , I IIA, E Y , l 9 1, R I 1 I i 4 HOWARD ROBERTS 730 Avenue O. Svvim- ming Team, Pres. of Orl. Class, Radio Produc- tions. Assembly Programs. Nebraska University, CURTIS ROCK lol-l Emmers Lane. Senior Class Pres., Pres. Microscope Club, Biology Lab Squad. Member of Music Honor Society, Class Pres. Saint Iohns University. MELVIN RODNON 2-llll Kings Highway. Music Honor Society. Field Band. Orchestra, Ieuw elry Rep., Senior Class. Army. GLORIA ROEMER lflllll Quentin Road. Span- ish Club, Sec. of OH. Class, Sec. to Teachers, Maior Music Glee Club, Out Maneuvered. liusi- ness. I I S F full E. 12 St. , 'tory Carp. Rep.. 2 e, 1, Rep., Sec' iciii Room S . of OH. Cla ypljunte College. LEONARD ROSEN 212-l E, 26 St. Swimming Team. Army. FLORENCE ROSENISERG -H295 lletlford Ave. Class Pres., Member of Music Honor Society. Member of Orchestra, Log Stall. N.Y.U. LEON RCSENIIERKI 1615 Avenue I. Army. LOIS ROSENBERG 1983 E. 24 St. Sec, Gym Department, Sec. of OH. Class. Harriet Mills College. MIRIAM ROSIQNHERG 2553 Coney Island Ave. Class Sec., Sec. to Mr. Fanning, Stamp Rep. Stenographer and Typist. IRIS ROSENBLUM l75U E. 28 St. Stall' of P.M. Iournal, Sec. of Off. Class. Bond and Stamp Rep., Log Rep., Service Squad. Miami Univere sity. SOL ROSENBLUTH l72l E. I-l St. Orchestra, Pres. of OH. Class, Out Maneuvered, Chorus. Gondoliers Orchestra. College. DANIEL ROSENFELD 3ll76 Nostrand Avenue. Pres. of OH. Class, Service Squad, Baseball Squad. Asst. to Teacher. New York University. IOY B. ROSENFELIV l559 Ocean Parkway. Arista. Madisonian. Math Office Asst., Iota Gamma. Tufts College. ALAN ROSENLICHT Zjlll Ocean Avenue. Service League, Member of G.O. House of Reps. William and Mary College. IRWIN ROSENTI-IAI3' Zlllll Avenue P. Sports Editor Highway, S.G.O. Cabinet, Arista. Honor School Executive Board, Editor in Chief of Honor School News. Columbia University. r I is l 1, .,,' I 5 I 'U 'R' .Q , can W sq kg, any kr ic. .. .,... F s If I ff ,fill Lx . s f f 2? f, S Lge, .walgfy Il ii 3 November 1945: War's end finds American women still warring for Nylons. 6 .56 7, 7 jj 1564 fi fri BF- In .2 'gi J J. A' 'll 'lf nr V X 'VI f Y Imvgmlmr fd: 'Qs an AJ ,xy 22. ,U 'Q Y I lf' v . 1' f - -ll A v 4 ' r l f .ag A, -'ff-hgzxrv,-, i 'V 1 'fx 27 f 'QR' is S QW Ares., ,. 9 .F '. , . ... . af A Ft .f M as H A +- ig, 1 . . 2 X 2 RUTH ROTKOFF 1775 E. 15 St. Former Co- Op, Class Sec., Sec. to Teachers. Business. IJOROTHY ROURKE 2ll55 Homecrest Avenue. Sec. in Class, Business. 1f1liRliERT RUHENOFF 1591 12. 19 St. V102 Pres. of OH. Class, Victory Corps Rep,, Treas. of OIT. Class. Lowell Textile. .NITR - it-NST. X 1014 V ue P to OH. is Te' ' ', S '. u 'ect T'ac rs. Trcas, 1 Ft s., Vic . 1 ', a s re . of O ' las ni 'i ,ity of 1 r L' som. ERNEST RUHENSTEIN' 1751 E. 51 St. Pres. of S.G.O., Capt. of Service League, Chief Iustice of Honor School Court. Arista, Boosters. Prince- ton University. RITA RUISENSTEIN 2655 2-1 St. Sec. in General Oflice, Library Squad. University of Miami. SHIRLEY RUBIN 251111 E. 5 St. Sec. to 011, Class Teacher, Sec. to Subject Class Teacher. Service League. Brooklyn College. l.ORRA1NE RUC1'1L1S 2327 E. 23 St. Sec. to Off. Class Teachers, Treas. of Ori. Class, Chorus. Vice Pres. of Pan American Club, Service League. Brooklyn College. CAROL RUDERMAN 1635 E. 31 Street. Mem- ber of Log Stat1, Member of Service League, Sec. of OH. Class, Sec. to Teachers, Sec. in Subject Classes. Hunter College. IOSEPHINE RUSSO 2801 Ford St, Sec. to Teacher. Business School. ESTELLE RYBACK 26114 Gerrittsen Avenue. Sec. of OH. Class, Sec. to Teachers. Guard. Col- lege. LILLIAN SABINSKY, 1701 Quentin Rd. Vice Pres, Off. Class. Sec. Sten. and Typing Class, Stamp Rep. Secretary. IEROME M. SACHS' 2301 E. 2-l St. Vice Pres.. Cabinet Member Senator of S.G.O.. Arista, Treas. of Boosters, Capt. S. L. U. S. Naval Air Corps. DONALD SACO' 2527 Ocean Ave. Arista. Highway Art Staff, Gym Team, Leaders Corps. Camera Club. California. SELIG SALKONVITLT 27117 Ave. S. Chairman War Education Club, Boosters, Honor School Ad- ministrative Com.. Member History Oflice Squad. Harvard University, ARNOLD SAMUEL? 21166 E, 2-1 St. Vice Pres.. Go-Getters, Honor School Executive Board, Senior Class President, Service League, Tennis Team Member. Syracuse University. Q. v fi? AH' OF 1 ssruoa Yr 0 I S -:fr .. sw -s ,ix 358 X 3 S3 J , gg X tg' ist? .. QQ .5 1 1' Sf , 3 si - lf.. 1' ' ll -Q57 xv- A Ag F. 'sr' November 1945: Six teachers are added to the faculty and become Chairmen of Madison Clubs. Em' 3 xx HAD! soN 2 fix X we 'f can 'W wwf' 1 f f 'f s .. 4.11, ' 1 M IL 1 .au i ,M '57 1 . V , , . , ,, 1 V at V 1 fml'.l', , 7 M, ,l W1 . ff ,. ' S ,V S.: . 'f f ' 12 5 ' f, 1 , A . i ggi I . sslse . MW i ' ' l . s 1 BEVERLY SASKOVVITZJ' 1614 E. 12 St. Sec. Mr. VVeiner, Miss Zubrod, Mrs. Bullard. Teachers, Member Service League. College. DOROTHY SAUDER 2-110 E. 36 St. Asst. in General Office, Sec. to Teachers, Vice Pres. OHicial Class. Business. WALTER SCHAFER 1-118 Ave. N. Swimming Team, Service League. Engineering College. DORIS SCI-IECTER 1754 E. 51 St. Sec. to Teachers, Class Chairman, Stamp Rep., Service League, Sec. OH. Class. Ann Arbor University. STEPHEN SCHYVEBEL' 2506 Ave. R. Nu- tional Pres. United Nations Youth, News Editor Madison Highway, Chairman City VVide Inter- national House Conference, Drama Editor of Madisonian, Moderator of Honor School Forum Harvard University. MILDRED SCHIAVO, 1477 E. 21 St. Sec. OFF. Class, Asst. Helper in Lunchroom, Classroom Asst., Service League, Sec. Subject Classes. Sec- retarial Position. HARRIET SCHIEMAN 5122 Tilden Ave. G.O. Rep., Class Vice Pres., Room Asst,, Sec. to Teachers. University Southern California. MURIEL SCHLOSBERG? 1091 Gates Ave. Dramatic Society, Log Staff Victory Corps Rep., Program Com. Asst., Grade Adviser Sec. New York University, ROBERT SCHMITT 1637 Marine Parkway. Newman Club. Salesman. INGE SCHNEIER' 13-17 E. 17 St. S.G.O. Candidate for Vice Pres., S.G.O. Cabinet, Art Editor of Honor School Newspaper, Vice Pres. Dramatic Society, Governor Grade. Connecticut College. DONALD SCHOCKET, 2709 E. 18 St. Busi- ness. ROSALYE SCHOENBRUN 1745 E. 8 St. Sec. to Teachers, Class Treas., G.O. Rep., Stamp Rep. Business College. - - GLADYS SCHORTZ 2289 E. 23 St. President Official Class, Victory Corps Rep., XVorkcd in Gen- eral Office. Business Career. ADELE SCHOUR 4409 Bedford Avenue. Pres. Sec., Vice Pres. Working Girl. STUART SCHREIBER, 1481 E. 35 St. Service League Guard, Sec. Teachers, Asst. to Teachers, Member Gremlins S.A.S. N.Y.U, ANITA SCHULBERG 1800 Ocean Ave. Sec. OH. Teachers, Attendance Com., Sec. Subject Teachers, Stamp Rep. Business. December 1945: Reconversion gets under way with many pre-war luxuries promised consumers frost . ,E t- -, -l 1 1 A ,gi e'f G? HARRIET SCHULBERG 1610 Avenue P. Li- brary Squad, Log Staff. Sec. Spanish Ofhce, Bond Rep., Sec. Teacher. Syracuse University. CORRINE SC1-1UM.-KN' 1439 E. 19 St. Victory Corps Council, lnformation Desk, Secretary Mr. Newfield, Sec. Official. Brooklyn College Law School. MONROE SCHUSSEL. 2221 Avenue Y. Senior Class Pres., Football Team, Co-Captain and Capt., Pres. OH. Classes, Vice Pres. of Classes. Penn State. IUNE SCHUSTER 2438 E. 22 St. Service League, S.G.O. Rep., Victory Corps Rep., Sec. Teachers, Sec. Off. Class. College. BARRY SCHWARTZ' 1550 E. 13 St. Arista. Associated Editor, Sports Editor Highway, Lit- erary Editor Log, Service League, Treas. Senior OH. Class. Brown University. BERT R. SCHXVARTZ 1512 E. 17 St. Service League, VVar Chemistry Club, German Club. N.Y.U. ELEANOR SC1-IWARTZ 7609 4th Avenue, Member Log Staff, Member Madisonian, Asst. Mr. YVeiner. College. JEROME SCHYVARTZ 1745 E. 18 St. Music Librarian Club, Orchestra, Band, Service League, Vice Pres. OH. Class. College. MARVIN SCHWARTZ 2686 Ocean Ave. Math. Club, Sports Club, Vice Pres. Off. Class, Service League. N,Y.U. SYLVIA B. SCHWARTZ5 1972 E. 23 St. Sec. Off. Class, Sec. Admin. Asst. Tutorial Service. Biology Asst., Service League. Hunter College. NVALTER SCHWARTZ' 1596 E. 17 St. Arista, Vice Pres. Off. Class, Sec. VVar Chemistry Club, Swimming Squad. Tulane University. GERALD SCHWARTZER 2601 Ave. P. Dra- matic Society, Football Manager, Service League. Ast. Planning om. lege. LORRA1N SEGAD 4142 rd Avenue. Victory Corps Rep., ec. Teachers, Social Club. Vice Pres. Off. Class, Admin. Club. N.Y.U. IEROME SEGAL 1863 E. 33 St. Orchestra, Bronze Scholarship Award, Intramural Athletic Award, Pres. Gremlins S.A.C., Camera Club. New York University. IOHN SGRO 3-103 Avenue I. Newman Club. Latin Club, Service Squad. St. Iohns. GERALD SHAPIROB 3566 Bedford Avenue. Honor School, Mem. College Advisory Com. Spanish Fiesta Club, Bowling Team. Pennsyl- vania University. . F5 if A N PL j 1 K3 X 'R 1 -, Q f ,-2 an - 1 ' 4' .L .2 Q - , ' 1, ,,, i ,ff-fs M5 :J ti fi 51 -' N.. ,Q mg, ,and December 1945: Madison gives United Nations Dance on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor, tv 'PH . . V if i , vi if 'mag ' f 1 .Ef f fr' . s., A f ag: , A ' ' f ' ' , , con5UmerE' 13.55 n J 1 I f- J J J J ,- , 1 'Q 1 I I i 5 . 'I is s i. ,fs llff ' S -it Q31 we , 5 Y, A ., y, v In 1 if .1 af 4t4 -fb 4' BARBARA SHEEHAN 5517 Fillmore Avenue. Arista, Asst. Dean of Boys. Bethany College. SONYA SHEIRR 5125 Ocean Ave. Madisonian Stall, Victory Corps Rep., Sec. Orlice, Service Squad. University Miami. IOHN SHERIDAN 1-166 E. 1-1 St. Camera Club. Leader Corps, Trallic Squad, Service League, College. CARL SHERMAN 2387 Ocean Ave. Vice Pres. CH. Class, Intramural Athletics Award, P.S.A.L. Award, Honor School. N.Y.U. CHARLES I-I. SHINBROT' 1361 E. 28 Street Swimming Team, Honor School, Life Guard, Park Dept. Guard. Engineering College. ALVIN SHOOSTINE 1112 Ave. R. Radio Worltshop, Service League, Bland Ball. College, Army. BETTY SICHERMAN 2131 E. 28 St. Vice Pres. Off. Class, Sec. Off. Class. Sec. Attendance Comm., Sec. to Classes. College. ,QIEE341-1,1 ,I CLA SIEGELS' 2956 Quentin Road. Arista, Milli crm, Highway Staff, Honor School Sena or, Record Ollice Guard. Cornell University. LAURA S1EGliIf 17242 17 St. Sec. GO. Treas.. Class Treas.. Honor School Com., Home Economics Club, War Education Club. City Col lege, New York. RITA B. SIEGEL' 1738 E. 24 St. Dramatic Society, Pan American Club, Sec. Classes, Vice Pres. Spanish Class., oklyn College. 1 EDYVIN SILBERSTANG 39 Colin Place. Serv- ice League, Photography Club. Service Squad. Iunior Band, Vice Pres. Duke University. EDVVARD M. SILFEN 1877 Ocean Ave. Cur- rent Events Club, Chess Club. Service Squad. Town Hall. Boston University. STANLEY SILK 1380 E. I5 St. Madisonian Literary Staff, Service League, Poster Club. Art School. DAVID SILVERBERGA G.O. Cabinet, Honor School Senator, S.G.O. Rep., Pres. Madison Forum, Pres. Honor School Music Club. Army. MURIEL I. SILVERMAN 1771 Ave. P. Pres. Ollicial Class. Sec. Teachers, Attendance Squad, Ulee Club, French Club. University Buffalo. AUDREY SILVERSTEIN 1311 Kings Highway. Traflic Squad. Sec. Program Orlice, Gym Sec.. Service Squad. College. January 1946: Survey reveals 8,500 Divorce suits filed, 2,000,000 babies horn, and 190,000,000 gallons of all types of liquor sold in the United States. X 6 ff 1 1. ,lc 1 l :A 'an .vl 3 115, L9 71 2:5 V V, Ji lallllai fi 1 was I 1 . 5 I l R.: . I 1 4 1 ff- fg 1' l 15- if 1:1-if 1 .V 4 wif is . f -if 2 I x Q l' R , 3 i 52 is 1 c ' I i 0 vw nt. 29 I 'Qs , L ' 5, I I , A e N RITA SILVERSTEIN' 21131 Ocean five. YV111' and Victory Stamp Rep., Biology Stiuaml, Sec. to Teachers, Sec. Guidance Ollice, Sec. War Educa- tion Club. llroolilvn College. SHELDON SILVERSTEIN 2116 Corbin Place. Ranger Club. Iiaseball Club, Remedial .X1'1ll1l11CI1C. College. IEROME SIMON 21-15 Ocean Ave. Manager Baseball Team. College. ITRIEDA SIMONOFF 21118 16 St. Maili- sonian Art Staff, Sec. Asst. Librarian. Cooper Union. IIMMY SINACORE 2528 Kings I-ligliway. Has- lqetball Team, Football Squad, Swimming Team. Class Pres., House Rep. College, Navy. SYLVIA Slblfilili 226-l E. 2-l St. Trallic Squad, Sec. to Teachers, Sec. Student Court. Treas. Orl. Class. Business School. ' . K DIANE SIRULNICK 1-151 E. 26 St. Capt. of Secretaries. Sec. Teachers, Pres. O1-1. Class. Gym Q6 t 3: Q X Sec. Secretary to Accountant. 4 . ' PAUL.-X SKOBLOW woo aw. xv. P1-es. OH. V N VE ' Class, Vice Pres. Class, Outmaneuveretl. Uni- l t I X A versity Southern California. su1-1o s1.,xvEN 25114 E. 17 sf. see. Dean .11 ii Boys, Service League, War Education Club. - 5 lionmlaqlier. N.Y.U. 4. l , V V A 51491 I , as IXCK s1.o,iNEf 2245 151 19 sf. fiecmbii- ,sf 3 1,3351 Planning Com., 1V:1r Education Club, Spanish A '1 ' ii' Fiesta Club, Education for Peace, Honor Scbool. N A College. 4 l 2,5 t. GILDA SLOT1? 1717 Ave. S. Arista. Model 1 ' r ' K f Congress, Honor Girls, Sec. to Dean. Playgoefs , I I p e Club. William and Marv. I-2 ' - , if p el MYRNA SLUTZMAN 1410 E. 31 St. College. if Q ps 'L IOHN R. SMITH Pres., Vice Pres. Newman I K Club. Navy. l SALVATQRE SOMMA 1725 Emmons Aventis, , '3' I , Q is .3 Service League. Sec. Off. Class. Armed Forces. M 'P' 1 si? NW if 3 ROBERT L. SPEVACK 1553 E. 19 St. Brook- lyn College. ' . . . 1 551 NANCY SPIEGLER 1584 15. Z9 sf. Pres. 011. as? 5 .1,. .1 3' ,Z Class. Service League, Sec. N.Y.U. ' January 194-6: Radio Workshop presents Delicate Instrument by Arnold Perle. Its first 000.000 performance was broadcast over station YVNYC on November 28th, 1945. 2 p .mm I ,V CAROL SPITZER 181 Voorhies Ave. Sec. Teachers, Sec. OH. Class, Asst. Program Ofhce, Vice Pres. Oilicial Class. College. CLAIRE STAR 170 Girald St. Pres. Official Class, Vice Pres. Classes, Sec. Classes, Service League. Cornell University. ELAINE STAZINSKY? 23-15 Ocean Ave. Arista. Grade Advisor's Asst., Service League, Sec. OH. Class, Sec. Teachers. Brooklyn College. CAROL STEIN 2238 E. 29 St. Sec. Program Ofhce, Sec. OH. Teacher, Service Squad. Art School. MYRNA STEINPELD 2157 Ocean Ave. Sec. Teachers, Log Rep., Prom. Rep., Pres. of Class. Brooklyn College. RALPH STENIUS 1365 E. 14 St. Projection Squad. Phy. Lab., Public Address. Army. MIRIAM STIRBERCF' 2-128 E. I8 St. Arista, Honor Girls. Service League, Prom Com., Sec. Admin. Asst. N.Y.U. XVALTER STOLZ 2520 Kings Highway. Mgr. Basketball Team, Service League, Victory Corps Rep. Navy. ELFREDA STORHAUG 3606 Fillmore Avenue. Pres. of Off. Classes, Sec. of OH. Classes. Ice Skater. CHARLES STRATHEARN 32 Garland Court, Returning Veteran. ROBERT STRAUSS 2035 Kimball St. Service League, OH. Class Pres. Armed Forces. NVALLACE STURMSK 2255 E. 22 St. Varsity Basketball Team. Arista, Pres. OH. Classes, Boost- ers, I-Ionor School Executive Board. Columbia University. BRUCE STURMAN 1836 E. 18 St. Sports Staff Highway, Service League. College. MERRILL SUCHOW 3302 Ave. P. Madisonian Staff, Highway Staff. HENRY SUGERMAN 2519 Avenue O. Projec- tion Squad, Swimming Squad, Service Squad, Physics Club, French Folk Song and Dance. Engineering College. ITELICE TANNENBAUM 1937 E. 17 Street. Arista, Log Staff, Highway StaH, Sec. to Grade Adviser. See. to College Adviser. College. February 1946: Churehill's speech arouses Russian indignation. X 1 e so? QIQQ, in i .5 Q .V ig 'as 51 la 7 al Fllmlap n ,Q --..,, ' WVR, 1 ' r 3. V I. QQ: ' v .3 I I y 1 f, s l ..i?iwLZ 337-1 P.-A se F4 41 1 ' ' - of -I 3 f X46 3? 3 f M , X .fy if . 3 f , , , f , 2 . , , . V , '1?S5f,,4?g,,3W.:. , ' 1 Q ss wsff ' f 2 s ,X 410' . yy' -- J We Z . ,, fer swift XX,. .,m,,. , ., Q .,.., , , ' -X f g ' .1 X EN '.e'J .Je , JMU' 'Lf If fiffwif' 'ft .V , , Z, f , .Rs ' Q vw- J' X t xg se X 2 xg All f 5 O N T X V X W me '4 94, fi'-ndaig Q -wi xiii fs X t f ii 22 4 f I f t ,X , 'Y Q . f 2' f X Qin' y , fs , 'ff X fx V! 2 ,L - V X, r f 22 effzmf S : . Z X453 . .ff sid- foifiw V I i r ,A ff .' z WN? ff mf. s- JN. . .f .- s Wamvf 7-,.. ., .if .ffm -1 , . 2 'ff 1 . - sf Q ji ajft ' February 1946: Arista increases IOSEPH TATE 2486 Flatbush Ave. Monfort Seminary. MERRILL TEICH 2602 Qeuntin Road. Projec- tor Squad, Asst. to Teachers, P.A. Squad, Chem- istry Lab. Asst., First Aid Club. N.Y,U. HELEN THORDSENM 30 Nova Court. Sec. to Honor School, War Education Club, Record Ofhce Asst., Sec. to Teacher. Business. NORMAN TICE 2010 E. 22 St. Longfellow Guard, Hi-Y Club. Navy. CLAIRE TISDALE 2722 E. 26 St. Pool Asst., Sec. to Teacher, Guard. Business. NORMA TOBIAS 2828 Kings Highway. Sec. to Head of P.M. Division, Usher, French Club. The Traphagen School of Fashion. IOSEPH TORPEY 2795 Ford St. Baseball Team QCaptainD. MURIEL TRABECK 3804 Ave. L. Tralhc Squad, Room Asst., Lunchroom Monitor, Sec. to Teachers. Hunter College. EVELYN TRACER 2004 E. 26 St. Leaders Club, Sec. to Teachers, A.W.V.S. Business. WALTER TUCHMANK 3130 Bedford Avenue. German Club, Service League, Victory Corps, Asst. to Teacher, Honor School Attendance Com. College. MURIEL TURKELTAUB' 2304 E, 24 St. Sec. to General Ofhce, Model Congress, Vice Pres. Iota Gamma, Vice Pres. Official Class, Play-goers. Brooklyn College. ARTHUR TUTTMAN 2364 E. I6 St. Band, Service League, Band. SHEREL UDELLW 2511 E. I9 St. Honor Girls, Leaders, Program Com., Radio WVorkshop, Sec. of Off. Class. Hunter College. SUZANNE UNGER 2048 E. 18 St. Sec. of Off. Class, Treas. of OH. Class, Sec. of Eng. Class, Sec. of Hist. Class. Brooklyn College. FLAVIA F. VALENTI 1452 E. 9 St. I-Ionor Girls, Newman Club, P.M. Iournal, VWIQFY RCP-, Major Music Glee Club. Nurses Training. IOAN VALENTE 2219 E. 38 St. Music Honor Society, Member of All City Chorus, Chemistry Club, Senior Chorus. Iulliard. percentage of eligible canclidateslto i 'W f 5 .M ,V ,. Qgyys' . . 'V 2, - me . We -s..- aff' . 1 , S fx ,, X?X'f iv f 4? 16 X ' ! , P sf' , 7 V , f K X ,AZ f gf? wiki: U, I ,W VM -, ' - A V, :urefw 'im , ff 'f' ykaj, ,Wm af, .b.., ,s K i Lf L- QL, Q 2 .ZW f .e ffiffkffci- 4- percent of the school. I N .Ag , n R 'F ' i t an - . BIIVIZRLY X ERONAS 3051 Avenue U. Service Lea ue Guard Tutorial Com. Sec. to Teachers. lnio. Lab, Hunter Colle, e. LEONARD XXAGMANS 2819 Avenue M. Serv- ice Lea ue Member Honor School Senate, Chair- man, Tutorial Service Victory Corps Rep. Ires. Ceo, ra H my ub. Co le' e. BEULA1-1 XVALFISH 1730 E. 28 St. Executive Board of Honor School, Honor Girls, Boosters. Business Staff of Madisonian, Service Squad. American Academy of Dramatic Arts. IANET XVANDERER 2950 Ocean Avenue. Serv- ice League, Sec. to Teachers, Malte up Squad. Vlember of Dramatic Society. University 1 Vliami. LYNN XVASSER 2101 Avenue WY Member of 3. . Stali, 1r Q. of Off. Class, Treas. of Class, Sec. to Teachers. Business College. DORIS XVEINBERG 1223 Elm Avenue. As- sociate Art Editor of Madisonian, Sec. to Teachers, Gym Sec. Business. HELEN VVEINBERG' 2502 Avenue O. Pres. of Tutorial Club, Sec. and Treas. of Off. Classes, Sec. in Permanent Record Ollice, Member of Chorus. Brooklyn College. ALVIN WEINERV 1810 E. 22 St. Class Pres., Admissions Club, Handball Cluh. Cornell. FLOYD R. VVEINER 4359 Bedford Avenue. Three Years Varsity Basketball, Two Years Cap- tain of Team, Two Years All Scholastic Team, Service League. West Virginia University. IRWIN WVEINER 17-15 E. 16 St. Pres. of OH. Class, Service Squad. Aircraft Identification Club. Spanish and French Book Room Aide, Football Squad. College or Armed Forces. MURIEL WILINER 3620 Bedford Ave. Music Ilwnor Society, 'Go-Getters, Boosters, Log Staff. Ithaca College. DORIS WEIN1CKt 1751 E. 16 St. Madisonian, Program Com.. Sec. in History Ofhee, Service League. College. PAULINE VVEINMANT 1477 12. 33 St. Mttdi- sonian Staff. Madison Corps, Sec. to Teachers, Co-Editor of Honor School News. College. BURTON WEINSTEIN 2079 E. 22 St. Pg. liditor Highway, Com., Chairman Brooklyn Boro Council High Schools, Victory Corps Rep., Service League. College. IOAN WEINSTEIN 1562 E. 4 St. Sec. and Member of Dramatic Society, Boosters. Victory Corps Rep., Band and Stamp Rep. Brooklyn Collt L or . LORRAINE WEINSTEIN 256 Sutter Avenue. Sec. in Girls Gym, Sec. in OIT. Class. Business. Harsh 1946: The United Nations Organization has its first meetin at Hunter Colleve. g 1: 2 l! 1 .4 1 'Q I I I 3 1 0, .1 ,, 1 li 9 . uri '1 lltffl it Boys and girls of Zhe Class of func 1946: l There is a wholesome post- war ring about your motto, '4Our Hearts Are Young and Gayf, Youth is a matter of chronology, but gaiety must be developed and earned. True gaiety is not synonymous with frivolity and ir- responsibility. lt is the outcome of a sense of accomplishment, of a feeling of content with things done and obstacles overcome. In this sense, youthful gaiety may be a desirable mood in which to ap- proach life's problems. May your contact with them neither age nor sadden you prematurely, and may your solutions bring you lasting satisfaction. ' MAX NEWFIELD Principal m. ms Wswnsfs 5 eff ll :J if U '- 555,53 'ai l F. :sec ts 2 Wig fQh S PHILIP S XX LINSTIIX 75711 lun H hun Sciiict Ltr uc Lunthroom Squad Chcm Squad cloix or Pixsic Club Co L e 8-1 LPI-IEX XX LIXSTIIX 7c'77 X c R School s nt cnm L ini Lo Stii-T H1 iv C lea Rui ers Lnivcr itv IEROME WIEISBERC 1542 E. 3 't. Victory Corps Rep., Lab. Asst.. En lish Bookroom As.t., Sec. to Teac tr.. X.Y.U. .XUDREY XX'EiSl2 1'1-1 E. 51 St. Private .e'- retarv. sf- 7 bv 6 ...fi 1 2 . 4 g ., 3' M A 5' mf , vp .1 I A ik 15.4. J ic., . if-r ff: , af it fs is ' -1? 9 V w. P I A , X l ,-.s 1' A 6 pr rj - 1. 5 A V l l i-ff' f IRENII XVEISS 1275 E. 31 St. Pres. of Oli. Class. Sec. to Teachers. Member of Poster Display. Treas. of OH. Class. Singing Career. MARILYN XYFISS 1660 E. 21 St. Sec. to Teachers, Service League, House of Reps. Col- lege. WILLIAM XVEISS 1555 E. 16 St. Army. BETTY XVEITZENX 1775 E. 18 St. Honor School Senate Com.. English Off. Asst., Assembly Program Com., Class Sec. N.Y.U. ANNE XVEITZNIAN 2353 E. Z2 St. Pres. of Oli. Class, Sec. to Teachers, Service Squad. New York University. ALAN XVENDER' 1877 Ocean Avenue. Vice Pres. of Oli. Class, French Club, Spanish Club. Record Orlice Asst., First Aid Club. N.Y.U. HARRIET XXIERSAN 1-175 E. Z9 St. SCC. to Teachers, Bio. Squad, Girls Handball Team. Dental College. ' IOYCE XVICHIXIANN 1253 E. 2-I St. History Squad, Sec. to Teachers, Vice Pres. of OH. Class. Business. SHIRLEY XVIESELTHIER 2083 E. 18 St. Sang in School Performances, Sec. to Teachers. Pres. of Dramatics Club. Business College. Opera Singer. SOL A. XVIESELTHIER 2188 E. Z2 St. As- sembly Planning Com., Radio XVorkshop, Ad- vanced Microscope Club, Service League, Class Treas. N.Y.U. RUSSELL XVILCOCK 1968 E. 35 St. New York University. ROBERT XVILKINSON 1660 Kimball Street. Armed Forces. I 5 6 ,P 3 if I 1 :bag A3 ' arg. .'vl ' . Q,-Y 4 Vt P l , 1 as A ' Qaiif' l I . 3. A I , ,pg ,guy ,f l . 5 vw 1 fm 'vga' 4 March 1946: Celebrating the 195th birthday of James Madison, alumni returned to address assemblies and in some cases to play musical instruments. I li , 'U Z- lun: 1 M og Rep College 14.44. SAUL WILLNER 1820 Avenue V. Intramural Sports, Service League, Sports Club. Stanford University. RUTH WINERA' 1244 E 26 St Arista Orthes tra Music Honor Society Class Pres Highuax Staff College HERBERT WISE 2701 Avenue R Capt n Public Address Squad Lighting Squad Sta c Squad Lab Asst Pro ram Plannm Com Col ege OLLY WITCHEL 1113 E 23 St Senior 4.4 yi-a,a4.e, BETTY WVOLF' 2186 Ocean Avenue Vice Pres Assembly Planning Com Chemistry Lab Asst Boosters Pres of Information Squad Busi J mul f ' I, i ly 1 ' , 1 X J . N ' 'Q . . . v A of i -dlp I J - U1 I W s Na- I ll-B1 I Y . 3 ' 'l D D ' i I Q I I ' I ' 'A I 1 A I . A 1 , ,,p ' o of Log, Pres. of OH. Class, Sec. to T W A' ' rs, . . ' , l '-if 'gkrra-.4 ag - 'Q f A ' V 1 1 1 f V . 1 l i ness School RUTH L. WOLFF 1309 Avenue N. Madison ' l Corps, Stamp Rep., Sec. of Off. Class, Sec. to I Teachers. Spanish Academy. I GEORGE NVOLFGANG 2275 E. 17 St. Swim- ming Team, Basketball Squad, Service League, ' Off. Class Treas. Army. E PHYLLIS YULES 2813 Ocean Avenue. Service League, Pres. of Off. Class, Sec. of Off. Class. Business College. HARNETT ZAFFRON 1658 E. 33 St. Stage Squad, Service Squad, Art Squad. College. DAVID IOSEPH ZAUDERE 3092 Nostrand Ave. MajorhHonor Service League, Arista, G.O. Cabi- net Member, Chem Lab. Squad, Madison Corps Rep. College. HERBERT ZIMILES 2361 Coney Island Avenue. Arista, Math Team, Arista Senator to S.G,O. LUCILE ZIMMERMANR 1632 E. 18 St. Victory Corps Publicity, Sec. to Teachers, Sec. of Off. Class, Madisonian Literary Staff. Traphagen School of Interior Decorating. IEERNICE ZUPNICKX 2375 Ocean Ave. Serv- ice League, Sec. to Teachers, Asst. in Record Off. Business. MORTON GOODMAN 1818 Ave. L. College. ESTELLE HAAS 1775 E. 18 St. Business. BRYNA SCHNEIDER 1009 Ave. R. Attendance Com, Vice Pres., Sec. to Teachers. College. March 1946: The Flower Show has its first peace-time exhibition. 6 llarrlr 1946 I it Et ! i I 3 E vX 9 I I iff' X'-ix. CLl'l'Lel 6L RONALD BERSON 223-I Olean St. Vice Pres. Off. Class, Lab. Squad, Library Squad, Service League. Clark University. VIRGINIA HLUSI-I 19 Keen Court. Business. RAYMOND CHOUINARD 1-190 E. 35 Street, Baseball, Guard. Marines. FRANCIS DE VERNA 3351 Flatlamls Avenue. Baseball Team. Army. IOSEPH GARCIA 2510 Ocean Avenue. Swim- ming Team, G.O. Rep. St. johns. BERNARD IOSEPH 702 Avenue N, Business. PETER MUNDY 2025 E. 27 St. U. S. C. G. NICI-IOLUS MONGIELLO 2028 E. 17 Street. Capt. of Guards, Spanish Club. College. IOI-IN PANAGAKOS 1350 E. 38 St. Baseball, Football. Army. VVILLIAM PLANT 1560 Marine Parkway. Col- lege. STUART RITTER 1652 E. 23 St. Pres. of Off. Class, Class Treas. Middleburg. STANLEY ROSENBERG 2053 E. 23 Street. Cooper Union. NANCY SILVERMAN ROBERT XVORTEL 1701 Avenue V. Capt. of Guards, Lab. Asst. Cooper Union. r f'l I, I-157' 1-1 ' N I 1 rT' J 4 h xy- , fi ' 46. I March 1946: Students applying for New York State scholarships are grouped ln special classes as they yearn for culture. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Marjorie Cojey LITERARY PHOTOGRAPHY BARRY SCHWARTZ, Editor ALLAN GREEN, Editor Lou Goldman, Associate Ed. Lenny Iaro Neil Eisen Irwin Rosenthal Milt Lesser Minna Greenberg Gloria Berk Phyllis Kulieh Muriel Weiner Seymour Kubrich Bruce Sturman Stephan Weinstein Seymour Berl Ierry Sachs Arnie Samuels Ruth Schechtman Henrietta Rosen Marjorie Coffey ART SENIOR PAGES MOLLY WITCHEL, Editor ESTELLE LEIBERMAN, Assistant Iris Levine Ioan Weinstein Dolly Littenberg ADVERTISING SANDY FIRESTONE, Editor Shirley Berman Barbara Kotkin Ruthe Nussbaum Irma Morrell Maxine Silvers Lenore Zipkin MARIORIE COFFEY, Editor Inge Sehnier Bert Stern Adeline Finno BUSINESS IUDY FEINMAN, Editor FACULTY DR. SAMUEL A. WHITEMAN MR. CHARLES MILLER, Business 42 rj I I 1 . l N-'- '-it z-- -X s Ti . 1 ' Ne E i: . H' L., 1 ' AD' ft' Wm, LITERARY ART EDITORIAL STAFF ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHY SENIOR PAGES S BUSINESS ZX '- at , S ed fx ! TEN 1' J ' fo JY X I f' :A E 5971 .742 .szruice Although upon graduation we are entering into a world theoretically at peace, the earth is still rolling and seething like turbulent waters after a storm. Because of these still unsettled conditions, Uncle Sam is maintaining selective service. Constantly our eighteen year old boys are being drawn away from the schools. These boys are not here to share our ordeals and happiness. However they are with us in spirit and but for the frothings of a late demoniacal World would have been at our sides. They are our friends and companions, and until recently our schoolmates. This is their graduation as well as our own, and it is only fitting that we bring them back by dedicating this space to re- acquaint ourselves with them. Melvin Birnbaum ..,. ...... U nited States Navy Walter Czerniawski .... .... C oast Guard Academy Nicholas Palermo .... ..,. U nited States Navy Kenneth Ericson ........, U. S. M. C. Herman Gureasko U. S. M. C. Ray Chouinard ...,. U. S. M. C. Robert Straus .... U. S. M. C. X s fs GH, j 49 ga I n ll A J at x Zgxaww. Bw N f 1 :.f-,v-..- x---K-.,.-,-,S Zanz- C? um' oo ALL Qfru THE TEAEHERS if 'gi SAY HE comes? S P , -' EXIT lr Nl fa ff I lf' .M - I I I -A W 7 m fwN ew Aedaururi X16 4 f' A N We have come across many new names, words and symbols in our four years at Madison. In order that we may recall these better known institutions a list has been compiled of the following: DAFFYNITIONS C m LUNCHROOM .,.,,it,,... ..,,......... P tomain Domain PUBLICATIONS OFFICE .... ..,, W here the Elite meet to eat. 'Sect SERVICE LEAGUE ...i.. ,... B est Organization to get the 'cfs least done in the most time. ill BASEMENT UD' ,...... ,..........ii. W here's that? Wi- BULLETIN BOARD ..,,. ....,.,,,.... W hat's that? ARISTA ....,.......,.. NATATORIUM ,.i., ELEVATOR PASS ..... UP STAIRCASE . A . LIBRARY ........ PRETENTION 4.......... TEACHERS' REST ROOM GYM LOCKER ROOM . . . CLUB HOUR ..t..,,,,.i. S.G.O. ...,,. , . . I . . . . Erand boys Cum Laude . , . , . Sunny Bannon's Pool Room . . I . , Badge of political achievement . . . Same as Down,' staircase CI-Iey, leggo me armlj . . Where angels fear to tread . . Where the blue of the night meet the gold of the dayf' Ping-pongpalace Superheatecl sardine can. QL.S.M.F.T.j . . Do nothing 'til you hear from mel, . . Student Government Organization ,. .,,.. -1-vw--,w1....,., -f-,... -V , , M, ,Win QQ.. 4 iw '-r -'Sam . ,.4E5ff ,nv AG W '-.-...'4?- Dots 'rms MEAN YOLVRE not gn SATISHED IJITH YQYQA mr monk' ,K . S ' Q 5 SN X e 0 - 13 it xi? iff 'I O J' 7fWf,4.Jf7 'Zig Wg Q ' ur swf L n wfarnenf 9 5 -- 35: f 4 Sze' 7 -22' Y We, the dying class of Iune 1946, being the party of the first part, do bequeath to you, the party of the second part, the third partg which consists of all of our wordly possessions. We trust that our generosity will be duly appreciated. WE LEAVE TO: Mr. Newfield: A big red litter can. W Mr. Downing: A cake of Ivory soap to make the boys come clean. Mrs. Neiman: A report with love and kisses. Mr. Sosnow: The financial page of the N.Y. Times. Mrs. Whitlock: One cellar door. Mr. Van Steenbergh: A bevy of beautiful secretaries. Mrs. Nurnberg: An efficient S.G.O. Staff. Mr. Fine: An Oscar that will return to Mars. Dr. Whiteman: A coupla, million bucks. Mr. Rothbart: One great big hubba hubba. Mr. Drachman: A sweater to keep him warm. Mr. Tobin: A Bling system for his catalogues. Miss Horne: A new guest book for her returning friends. Mrs. Hutchinson: A full page P.M. Iournal. Miss Flatow: A box of Kleenex. Mrs. Weiner: Triplets of her own. Miss Toby: An eggless and butterless, sugarless cake. Mr. Namowitz: A map without meridians. Mrs. Connolly: An office entrance sans polka-dots. Mr. Schwartz: Another Schildkrote. Miss McCushing: A gross of Wrigley Spearmint gum. BY GLORIA BERK AND MINNA GREENBERG Q'-.' M47 - 74' JT Oq, pro. d zu oi i bc 1 ing Ep' ics LD Wm- WMM .iborofkg Zlzner eorge fibowning 5 jour Mar Commencemenf pegenfti gxaminafion . . TTA, ,Imaging ,tv-T 1 YAHOO, I FIHALL Y MADE ir! 'D DC O' .Q .ts Iune 1946 T' The following are multiple choice questions, with the usual instructions holding true. 1. Seymour Berl most frequently a. Visits the detention room, b. Argues with his Superiors, c. Writes post cards to past Highway Editors, d. Sings to himself in the bathtub. 2. Anita Psachie is known to be a. A fragile girl, b. An introvert, c. Intelligent, witty, and un-assuming, d. Superwoman and a commercial student. 3. Barry Schwartz has a. Blue eyes, b. A condition, c. A glass of ovaltine with each meal, d. Scads and scads of money. 4. Neil Eisen is noted for a. A department store gift certificate, b. Hot-dog flavored mustard, c. Bebe, d. All of these. 5. Sally Abrarnowitz is a. A philanthropist, b. A nuclear Physicist, c. An astronomer, d. none of these. 6. Ruth Riber is not a. A blushing bundle of femininity, b. Toothless, c. Serving lunches at the boys' detention room, d. Noisy, rude and pudgy. 7. Wally Sturm is capable of uttering a. Highest contralto tones, b. Elegant poetry, c. Racing results, d. The elephants trumpet call. 8. False, true, or indifferent. a. Ernie Rubenstein worked, b. Wini Brandfon didn't, c. David Silverberg is a Red-baiter, d. Irwin Rosenthal is, e. Larry lsakoff can't get into the movies for half prices. BORED or REGENTS- PROFS. LESSER AND SEYMOUR 5. 0011 QfCAQl :5 wwf invented by Dr. Bernice Ginsberg, is tuning in the Mars Thespians. The script, written by Florence Rosenberg, has as its cast, Diane Cas- per, Herbert Popper and Gloria Berk. The building from which they are broadcasting was designed by that egregious architect, Zelda Ka- rell. Behold Inge Schnier swinging on a star while painting a rainbow across the sky. And therels that devil Devy Buxbaum, reaching for the pot of gold at the end of it. How did she get up here in heaven! On the right is Suz- zanne Cuff whizzing across the sky on Pegasus and attempting to race us to Iupiter. The pin- point visible on the planet is Larry Isakoff searching for the Lost Weekend. There's Turn on the atomic integrator-exhalator!- Everyone tighten his stratosphere belt !-Weire off! ! ! The Madistratison Sight Seeler is whirling madly through space at 100,000 miles per min- ute. Notice as we pass the Moon that Milt Lesser's Cy Clatron has Nasty Willy ambushed in a crater. There's Ierome Sachs, Chairman of the Shooting Star Committee, waving to us from the edge of the Big Dipper. He is resting after a vigorous campaign boosting Stephen Schwebel for President of the Milky Way. Miss Anita Pasache-sight see'ers are requested to refrain from reaching for the sweets of the Milky Way! Onward and Upward! We are about to approach Mars, which, incidentally was Hrst reached by Rita Green, who was blown through space while experimenting with chemical combinations. Our Robot Pilot, 'msg ! 6 ' Q' 1 3 if if ,T- potsr plan growing I! W alter Tut corurnuurtz ing the tra guage 0! to note th Route whit Radzivrll, Brachlcld, We are will turn E Lulrranos around ou gathering is lruun R quoting fr Lester: Foro fllop A flz Curr r It Stand by f YOU tnigrrel r r dldnilr lllffl urtlt yrrrr fa! N XX1:1l.llijjL 'tq't1Yajj-I-X if ii .ig ln,-Qflf I 'S fgj me sl- ll. t .Bild V Hz if 1 - WNV, ---Q -t ll gg 1: rcquzfxi irv:.-- -i ll? - ualindln iw ho no tgzfimcumg Robot Pit is ll, ,Vx ' ff. Wiffff 53 if ., , i A A ff ,-.tux nj it L... v X, -.......f.-.M - potsy player of the year. The stratosphere is growing thinner as we head toward Saturn. VValter Tuckman, famous interpreter, has made communication with Saturn possible by master- ing the translation of the Hubba-Hubba lan- guage. Of political significance, it is interesting to note that Saturn to Uranus Rocket Ship Route which is owned by monopolists Gerald Radzivill, Winifred Brandfon and Daniel Brachfeld. We are running low on jet propulsion so will turn back to earth. Wow! We almost hit Lubrano's Comet which completes its orbit around our sun every 100 years. Our ship is gathering momentum. Heavenly days, there is Irwin Rosenthal sitting on a pink cloud and quoting from the famous poem by Sir Roger Lester: F0rs0otlz swore nz zooty boot below Atop gedeclqed wi' gremzdum dflow A fluddbzzd czdczngling tufixzf gdroomc Can ne'er the druid fluid flume the frame. Stand by for a landing everybody! We hope you enjoyed our tour across the universe. If you didn't, please register complaints upon leaving with your star dizzy guides, PHYLLIS KULICK AND MURIEL WIENER Cookie Bernstein, Lou Goldman, Paul Pops, Arnold Samuels and Dolores Harris selling Marjorie CoFfey, Al Green and Barry Schwartz tickets to the Starlight Roof Qwhich the Class of '46 never did get for their Prom. I notice that we have among us some prominent people, Dr. Seymour Berl, and Neil Eisen, Congressman Rayfiel, Angela Pestilli, renowned concert pian- ist, and Wallace Sturm, voted most valuable PW 'N fi! 1 N..'Lfj2fg M . A xv' f 'U I-uf ,XF . 1 f' ' V, Alf J . .yn X, i , Lm., , Vai 5 ,,,.,W,-,.,, ' Qfwfvcwr ff 'gwwwv A MQ, 13' WN 1 f v J , 'mo' 64' xx Q BNN . nw ai' W' ' ?a'o'o:o5 W D z: 'Qs .wa N Wo 44 660.06 Avfww' Q1 1 :vi l 1 l i l l l M4 , h T 'Q Ji . f K ll' 3 . u e r. s. emoirff Fresfzmmz Remember how grown up we all felt our Hrst day at Madison? New clothes, perhaps a new haircut Qworrying because it was too shortj, and our first big allowances. And the halls and rooms were so large. Remember having the first seat right in front of the teacher, who looked so frightening as he gave us a glassy stare Qhe was wearing contact lensesj. We bought notebooks and lots of clean paper-and our allowances dwindled. The teachers didn't treat us like freshmen. In fact, they took it for granted that we'd spend two hours on a history assignment. Somehow we managed this, even though the sophomores shook their heads dole- fully when we told them which math teachers we had. They say that into every life a little rain must fall. But they never said anything about a hurricane. Re- member just when we wanted to look smooth for our first Madison dance, and our hair went limp. We walked in, cattle-to-the-slaughter, and danced with those goons we'd been avoiding all day. Or we'd have a wonderful time with a senior, and see him for weeks later-until he asked the girl next door to the next dance. Sopfz We thought nothing could quite equal that first year. And now we felt rather worldly and im- portant as we walked down the main hall, better known as 'Lbow-tie boulevard. That was the year we discovered the cutting-system and became Rest Room Rembrandts. It was a year of politics. During the school elections seniors-on-the- stairs took us aside. The candidates promised no homework over week-endsf, That was the elastic clause-it stretched right over Saturday and Sunday. Lunch periods supplied the much needed time in which to do our math homework. We laboriously piled milk containers in pyramids and then computed the altitude of the triangle formed-grinning from brain to brain. No days ever passed so quickly. We f ' 'n eg Ti, . X n 'S I ' 0 ticl clap' to I your Gout and leigh sfhool us rol and It once z Sn all the lllr u' malic- tollcgl thuuy Qllltlll W luuvin bttau mum lluull look: ugau you balal and ol ul Au we v suau num: Stuic a lilc lull I could on rl uc l we K sl. -ut L Till! -l -V- Iii? tfilcd, --LSOQ 5 it. , xi. ,. XLA. ,V ifizd. .V . all :. Rc' 1 llir 1 Sith .mil -l.. A Vi l 'T' -sy sem .-.31 1 ., .Wt W0 :list ggiayi 3: U azisiy' ,i ,... f-va 1.9m llc had our first regents exams and the terror that goes with them. And the days fled. junior Iunior year-joining school clubs and par- ticipating in activities, thatls all we talked about for days. Tryouts for the K'Madison Highway Qlearning to type with both hands, while an underling tapped your left leg for printers inkj-Rehearsals for A'The Gondoliersw Qbecoming capable of heights of thought and depths of emotion, or depths of thought and heights of emotionj-Go-Getter interviews-Attending school football games and assembly programs that had us rolling in the aisles, until the principal came along and made us put the dice away. Being everywhere at once and trying to mingle with the uelitef' Senior At long last post war-Social aspects with all the trimmings. Underclassrnen asked us for advice. We worried only about getting through, passing that make-up gym, about engagements and acceptance at college. Our grade advisor became another Mrs. An- thony. We were seniors-and our pins caused more attention than if they had been made from neon lights. We bullied freshmen Qpoor innocent lambsj into buying our lunches. The slogan of the lunchroom became: 'LHave to punch to keep the bunch from munching your lunch. And sometimes when we finally reached the lunch counter-No utensils! We looked at our fingers. Personally we had nothing against them. The only trouble is they leak when you try to eat soup with them. So we chose a well- balanced diet: 5 cakes, pie, a bag of pretsels, ice cream, and a chocolate bar. Suddenly 300 friends came out of nowhere and helped themselves. And the Prom, with our favorite dates Qbecause we were pretty well settled by thenj. Dancing to the strains of a name band-everyone was calling them names. We looked forward to Iune, Commencement, Senior Class Day. What an experience, only once in a lifetime, All right, twice in a lifetime. But we all fail together! We took time out for fun. Yet we couldn't help looking back with a twinge of nostalgia on the school that had became a part of us, and where we had spent four eventful years of our lives. . MARIORIE COPPEY 52. 's 53... 'i ez- ' mf Mlm? Q . l A X Xxx Yx 'N 5 gn. . 5 , ' -I - K y '191 THE MAD! 0 HIGHWAY Madison Six Defeais Lin- coln in Potsy Tourna- mentg Strum, Grubaum, Auns Excel in Im- portant Victory In a rousing contest before seventeen eager spectators, the James Madison High School Potsy Team, under the able management of Anita Spachie, defeated the touted Lincoln aggregation 19-17. Thus Madison has an- nexed the city championship after twenty-five years in the second division. Auns, long- legged veteran of three cam- paigns, opened up with our 19 point attack, by scoring a perfect onezy. Lincoln's Stutsmx and Hammersplts then went wild and scored twelve straight between them. At the half, Lincoln led us twelve to one. It looked bad, but coach Spachie gave the boys a pep- talk which sent them off and winging in the final period. Grubaum began with a twozy and a jump-threezy and worked all the way up to sevenzy before he was stopped. Strum followed with a fine corner-shot and leap on the eightzy and continued right on to the end with a few Lincoln goals in be- tween. Auns took over from there and missed on the threezy when he fouled out. The game was won, how- ever, and a final splurge by Lincoln, which saw them re- peat a double jump-threezy fmarking the first time this has ever been done in the annals of the gamej could not quite overhaul us. Auns, Strum and Grubaum were carried off the pavement as heroes and their feats will long live in the annals of Madison's sports achieve- ments. 1 Alumnuses Return By Cy A. FREEZE For the past two weeks, the school has been celebrat- ing the 205th birthday of James Madison by present- ing at the assemblies several alumni who have achieved fame in the world. At the first assembly, Howard Rayfiel, Governor of the State of New York, Milton Lesser, author of the best-seller, Life Can Be Sunny-Smith, and Jerome Sachs, well know comedian, addressed the student body. Governor Rayflel explain- ed how the government works and what one needs to become a successful poli- tician. The main prerequi- sites are the ability to talk and perseverance, he said. Mr. Lesser read from one of his books and explained the art of table golf. You start on the green with six holes and 15 balls to sink. One takes his favorite cfly- uibje and proceeds to put the balls in the holes. That is Mr. Lesser's formula for success. Mr. Sachs entertained with a few of his new jokes in- cluding, Why does a chicken cross the road? A. To get to the other sideg and Who was that woman I saw you with last night? A. That was no woman, that was my wife. The student body was de- lirious. At the second assembly, Gloria Berk, star at the Met- ropolitan, Barry Schwartz, Congressman, and Wally Sturm, coach of the R-PU basketball team. Miss Berk sang the hit songs of the new show, Penn- sylvania, The Hot-foot with the Singe on the Top and Pennsylvania. Miss Berk was taught under the swooning baton of Frank Sinatra. Mr. Schwartz told how he recently broke the record for filibustering by two months, three weeks, two days, four hours, seven minutes and twenty-three seconds. He's proud of that one, Mr. Sturm has outdone the tirehorse tactics of Rhode Island State with jet pro- pelled passing, and para- chute shooting. His team, averaging seven foot ten drops the ball from the stratosphere attached to parachutes and let the ball float down for the score. The assemblies were fol- lowed by the Report To The Nation address given by President Harvy Peck the second. Trading On Madison's Stock Exchange Trading opened briskly to- day with gym spots gaining two points, but the Dobbs- .Iones Averages showed con- clusively that all Seniors were selling furiously in an attempt to water the market before they graduate. Ele- vator passes lost three to three and a half because of the influx of two new opera- tors who each have twenty- twenty vision and a vicious' tempier. Late passes re- mained unchanged to off one quarter as rocket wings brought more students here on time. Seats in the solar- ium gained as new high- pressure steam rooms and expert alcohol-rubbers ar- rived. fri sei f S 3 li -4 :. NTQ5, if: Le: 3.3 if te! T1 The lisou'i 128 LJ 6 r ...eg Atsira Students Abolish Teachers in Quick Coupg Other High Schools Next, Asserts Gerald Eighthallg: Teachers Evacuatefl to Staten Island Concentra-f tion Calnps By Shakespeare Q. Morer In a decisive movement calculated to chase Board of Education Members under their covers, and calculated to keep you in suspense, the James Madison Atsira So-N ciety eficiently and definite- ly abolished once and for all the menace of pedantic peda- gogues which for so long has been hanging over these halls of ours under the guise of teaching certificates. The vote was close, 2,456,890 to 1-with the one negative bal- lot being cast by Stevedor L. Sleighbell-and later de- clared illegal because Steve- dor was not a member of Atsira, having been earlier discharged because his aver- age fell below the required forty-two. Gerald Eightball, Reichs- fuehrer of the Society, de- clared, in a sweeping mani- festo known as the Eightball misque-corallary: Today, Madison-tomor- row, the borough! This move of ours tells of better things to come, with the Atsira, be- hind Eightball, rising to a supreme position. I can promise you bigger, strong- er, better, longer-lasting but- tons. I cane The roars of the crowd were intense, as Gerald, sub- lime and confident, shoves his hand earthward, in the traditional Atsira pledge. The next speaker was Syless J. Boill, defeated by another class vote--as Reichsfeuhrer of Atsira Fraulienes, Inc., who stated, although I lost, I am not defeated. We boills 41 mean Boills, have a habit of achieving our goals. Eightball had better guard himself Well ande- 1 l 1 l At that moment, a flying missle struck Syless, and he staggered off the platform, and careened wildly into thel nearest manhole. Such quiet and order andi tact at these Atsira meetings i proves conclusively that thel movement cannot fail. Beal sides, d'you know what At-l sira spells backwards? Ohi no-It couldn't ,.,. N LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor: Y I have been in dear old JMHS for nigh unto sixf years, the last two of whichl I have been a senior, and I have never had my name ini the paper. This term I only need to pass five subjects to graduate, P.T., Gym, Physi- cal Training, Swimming and Hygiene. I intend to go to the University of Squime- hannem on the Scent and I will strive for a B.S. fBach- elor of Swimmingj. I would therefore like to have my name in the paper. Can 1,1 huh? Signed, Anxious Editor No. 1 Dear Editor: Some P.M. students havei been running around thel school lately with Water pis- tols and have taken my job away. It is no longer funny when the fountain I have fixed to squirt becomes ob-i solete because they shootl water down the person's neck and this is much more effi- cient. They also water all the plants thus depriving me of my serious credits each term. What should I do? Signed, All Wet Editor: The water pistol is outmoded in this modern age so why don't you keep up with modern scientific im- provements. You can easily clean up this situation by bringing a few seltzer bottles with rechargers. They are more powerful, have a longer range and you can always drink some if you get thirsty. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dear Sir: Madison must have a very marvelous chess team. I'm firmly convinced of this fact, and not only that-but I know it! You see, I was walking through the halls the other day, when this guy accosts me. Bud, he said, 'Tm a ranking member of the Madison Chess Team. I never lose to anybody. Never- Wanna play me? Yes, I said, because I wanted some relaxation, and besides, I am cutting my trigonometry class. So he pulls out his portable board and ivory pieces and we begin. I never lose, he said. I love the game. Ummm, I answered lugu- briously. Man, he said laconically, 'tAm I gonna beat you bad. I can't lose-and what is more, I'll pull a real intelli- gent plan on you, and have you polished off very fast. Very fast. The pieces were moving now, and he sure was a fine player, Besides, I had only played the game once before. Check, I said. He laughed and moved his king out of danger. He then castled left right over center, and made some real fine moves, beginning with his left bishop near my right knight and his both rooks within proximity of my queen, thus crossing the cen- ter and endangering my flank. He smiled. Check, I said. He frowned. Checkmate, said I, walk- ing away from the best player on a very fine chess team. Sincerely J. M. Rook 5, Wwwf f X Q FRC? VGNMRL V CARY , 1 Awww? 'gygyqg ,Qm- -Q- Qu -,4,w.f.,fA9 c,, ,x mf- 0 + wwgQQf WK Gift Lgwgw fwTg Sfwhw, f' ,Zvi Q gig f ,M p ' 3' 'fu-...W If Vw. nu 9 r5' ...N .al I ?.,,.. AUM. QW BEST AKRLEKS' 45? nd , 3' 0 1 Sui ,CMGF ? 3---1 --LZ - ---5A-!i..V,.,..-, ,,, in ' Q 4 I mr N050 new 'W Q iz:- 4 1 I UNH 535 if 2 . :g J4 Wofe jAanL5 jo WMA ornei Dear Miss Horne: We entered Madison four years ago as six hundred students in various degrees of eagerness ready to prepare through eight long terms for this Iune which is now upon us. There were many instances when We didn't know what to do or where to turn next-unless, of course, We had heard of our Grade Advisor. Your patience was axiomatic, as was your wit and charm. We generally took your advice and more often than not found it to be good. We enjoyed those visits with you to such an extent that at times some of us had too many problems for you. Those, too, were ironed out. You have fulfilled your position of Grade Advisor quite efficiently. More than that, however, you have been a friend, a real human being to us, who could understand and reason with us and make decisions that at times fright- ened us. We would like to thank you, Miss Horne, for the problems you have solved and particularly for your human-ness -and We would like to leave you with the thought that many of us are pictured here in these pages today largely because of your infinitely helpful Work. Sincerely, The Graduating Class of Iune 1946 fn 5 a fel .4 9 if 1 Q33 Y f we U , r , l Q -M l- y kg. Q f ' ,V f A ,A K 1 f 9 Qs, . 1 .Lf V 'N 'I , f V ., f '9' if 9 J V if 'K 'W . , . big XV4 Q M qu 1 I' 5 . K N l ' ' ' Q, A - ., 'A,,,v4 if - Q, 1 s1c.aEL g '1 . L ' - V . ,, 1 Mfg Wy N N Q56 ,mmf-e fav A 6' - - 0.5 Q49 . A 0' ' w as . 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J 4 jx K do ,z W' Senior Gdaole Ofgm Prexfdcfzzf-Curtis Rock Vice'-Prcsfffezzz-Frecl Kimmel SecrcZm'y-Sue Cuff T1'c'fzsu1'e1'5-Howie Ruyfiel, Georgczm Gastauer sg Q Om Cefd P1'c'sidc'1zz--Ernie Rubenstein Vice-President-Bob Pfeiffer Secrezczry-Wini Brandfon Trcasurel'-Maddie Schwartz v hx if 5 , fflifizf Qv ,- gn- 'leef 'A w, 'I ' 5 1' 3 W it f- ' ll'-:-,sic-eq-1--'Y , ff, 1 , N P S --E F wind Fooa' Emu. l .ww ,W - 4 SQQUSSEL Q,cwe.s-aan KANHWiL 3JlfLCAJ0lfUl'l This year, Murray Gerenstein, former CCNY great, took over the job of football coach. Mike Torgan was football coach for 20 years, producting 3 borough championships, 2 city championships, and one state championship. With Mike Torgan on the sidelines the 5 Madison football team compiled a record of three losses, one tie, and one win. The initial game of the season saw an inexperienced Madison squad outplayed by a powerful Boys' High team by the score of 12-O. Then, after suffering another defeat by Tech, the Quentin Roaders trounced Tilden 26-7. Arnie Schwartz and Nick Blend scored 20 points. Panagakos scored the last touchdown. The boys of Black and Gold then fought Lincoln to a 7-6 Hrst half. Although the Quentin Roaders lost by the score of 20-6, Buddy Kahn and Arnie Schwartz were the outstanding players in the game. In the third quarter, Buddy Kahn made five tackles in five plays. Arnie Schwartz scored Madi- sonls lone touchdown, but not before five men hit him. Arnie just wouldn't go down. The Black and Gold then fought Lafayette to a 13-13 tie at Ebbets Field. Captain Monte Schussel won individual honors by being named on every all-scholastic team. He did a great job at tackle. Another senior who stood out was Fred Kimmel. Fred hurt his leg in the Tech contest and was forced to remain on the bench for the rest of the season. He was named All-City Center in 1944. Fred, believe it or not, played 60 minutes of every game in 144. Fred hopes to play his college football at Ohio State. I will now run through the rest of the seniors on the team. Ioe Panagakos, Kris Kitsos and Iohnny Burke were the backfield men. Wally Grubman, and Palmeri were outstanding on the line. BY SEYMOUR KUBRICH . , -..,-.,.-.vw --ii - ' Wx r M1 ,N N-Y .Ei ilu., bil, D H . Nuijjf f Pats ug -.C It Q't'Y'1 v ,,, tau, . .,., fit. - lf: 11. fig: iusi H... LU X off 5746 r?f...ri.......r How can a team that was deemed by many the best in the league open its season with four straight losses and come through with a sea- son record of only four wins and six defeats? If you can answer that question you know the reason for the comparatively poor showing of the 1945-46 edition of the Madison Mosketeers. Many solutions have been proposed but none find any fault with the play of the three graduating members of the squad, Captain Floyd Weiner, Ioe Orns, and VVally Sturm. Weiner throughout the cam- paign displayed skill and team play that are rarely found in a high school player. ln addition to being second highest scorer in the league. Floyd was also an excellent floor man and spark plug. Because of an injury incurred in pre-season practice Ioe Orns was forced to sit out the first four games of the season, the four that were lost. His great value to the team was demonstrated with its resurgence when he was put back to the lineup. Under the boards Ioe was our greatest threat and his spirited style of play often supplied the spark for a Madison victory. Although lVally Sturm was not one of the starting Hve his ability was unquestionable. In his role of sixth man he saw lots of action and always exhibited a great deal of fight on the court. Next year Coach Moskowitz will try to better this seasonls record with a probable starting lineup of Meyers, Saunders, Diamond, Wool- man, and Schwartz. The part of team leader played so adeptly by Floyd Weiner during the past campaign will have to fall upon Licky Meyers. BY NEIL EISEN BMVXE4 BALL. wen-LCR '-Ao RM RNS qbgseibma. 1 l 1 , 1 4 Y.x'iSs:5 i , ,1 , Q, '1 1 1 1 l l 1 li 1 fl l l 1- ?.sowLxNG G.c.'sNxEN1AN oline riued Throughout a period of four years of competitive sports, the base- ball team under the very able guidance of Arthur Wunderlich has been one of the most consistent, successful and potent teams in Brook- lyn Divisional play. Each year, starting way back in 1943, the Wundermen have con- stantly been the choice to cop baseball's coveted award-a champion- ship. And yet through some ironical twist of fate only the 1943 edition of the Wundermen won the title. It was the great Sid Rosner who chucked the team to the playoffs, losing only in the final, 1-O. The 1946 campaign might well prove to be the very year that the Wundermen have long awaited. The inheld is loaded with veterans, Chouinard and Hochberg control the inital sack 3 Torpey and Kitsos both seem destined to handle the keystone slotsg and Claro, Panagakos and Gibson are around the hot corner. The other pastures are roamed by Severino, Ferrari, Kimmel, Higgins and Kahn. The battery is the most potent of all the positions. Nicky Blend is behind the plate and Eilertsen, Higgins and Morrs comprise the first three pitchers. The team is fast, hits hard, and is strong in the battery department. Of course, only time and Providence can tell whether the Highway- men will be the team to cop the first Brooklyn Dodger trophy award. Among the graduation stars, it is befitting to pay tribute to Ioe Torpey and Christ Kitsos, two all around inhelders. The graduating athletes deserve a great deal of credit for representing the school in every capacity. BY IRWIN ROSENTHAL 1 K xl c J ln :cam ll lllrn I all mf1l11 moles, l one in 1lJl lou Gold matfhcs. Ansil lla1 ol Ihrlr to lllcl Sunil bro Hyman 11 dimmed l tllllllui 1 almost eq thampi it The I lzrls, to ll'll0lt 110 on:-sided. 111 llli. f ll' Scl111'z Capt ol almoll ll will 1111 Agii I-5, 61 Stason, 6, and Bm S811 a 11 f QE Fzbxg- 7f- 1: Ili:- i.-'.. 1 ts 1 2 Fmt, . 131: con. lillplqj. F5 :dition ' 1 1 .Tuff WHO z: :hat lt .gkgrrv gii 111303 1131110 1'- tram-i ...... to v. ittlt u--,. . ....t .ifltl :frrnfxt Hghavev- ., . T,- ,,,-ltd. 'o lot 2, 4'j HU ,,,,.i,s.: 5:1301 L1 ofrmi enniri In 1944, Coach Sam Schindler found that the entire 1943 tennis team had graduated and that he would have to start from scratch. When the time came to choose a starting line-up, he shrewdly ignored all mediocre upper-classmen and had his team composed of all sopho- mores. Not much in the way of startling play was expected, and no one in this frame of mind was disappointed by the results. Don Harris, Lou Goldman, Al Silverman and Harold Hyman started in the singles matches, and Herb Goldsmith, Sam Benjamin, Larry Klepper and Ansil Marks alternated for the doubles matches. The team lost most of their tournaments, but gained much valuable experience. The following season the teamis prospects looked brighter. Paul Simel broke into the starting line-up to join the veterans, displacing Hyman to doubles by his fine playing. The happy outlook was dimmed however, when it was learnd that Sid Schwartz, one of the countryls top ten boy players, had joined Erasmus, and Len Steiner, almost equal in ability to Schwartz was on Tech's team, the city champs in 1944. The team ended the season with a record of 2 wins against 6 set- backs, to capture fourth place. The record however doesn't tell the whole story. The victories were by the scores of 5-O, and 4-1, quite one-sided. The defeats were not. Against Erasmus, the city champs in 1945, Madison lost 3-2. In this match Harris was overwhelmed by Schwartz 6-O, 6-1, Goldman lost a heart-breaker to Stitchman, Capt. of the Erasmus team, 6-4, 6-4, and Al Silverman 1ost by an almost identical score. Paul Simel and the doubles team came through with victories. Against Midwood it was the same story. Capt. Don Harris lost 75, 6-2, Goldman 6-3, 6-2, Silverman lost the closest match of the season, 6-4, 6-8, 6-4, Simel won easily and the doubles team of Hyman and Benjamin was downed 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. The final score of 4-1 hardly gave a true picture. KENNXS GOL-D MPM S ANGELS x-X NW B RLL ,N-v-up . Q FQ .V - ' f a T' , filfl .2-1. as if My :M L. .- IQ, Iffiif A DPNN5 'A' , 4' , , V, . f . . K If .. , ,i,fs.,, : J, T s ef ' M' ' f I Q V' -j,L, : 6, Zfvvff' , V - ' f Q Q . ,, . W 6 ' pm ' J- ' 4 ' Y ' . ' , ' ' at , in l'j,' ' .Q ,uf -. ,fq L J 51 if X -lr 1 p f 1 r , W, T v sl , 2 s , a . s .W f . ,,, W, f 1 ,X - . -s -. ?B' Sl, B ,B - U e H31 7 lf fi: fl tif 3 'f 4 Sf -' WW? lf' i 1 .. F ij? ' . .. 'iw' X149 4-ig , T Q ti . 1 f Z i, t kffv 7 , ,,., . ,,,, V, V ,, .I Lk V a , .- U , , 4 fl , F S ' ' ,. ' 'Q 2' l , I V - .gi V- .gli ' QL It a fm J 3 E ' ., 1' - af ' , 1 4 -'q' r 5 Ci ve' A : , 1-.f ' '+V ,A .4- 4.. c 1 .,,, ,ee W This season Capt. Lou Goldman will lead a green team with the aid of Red Hyman, the only other remaining veteran. The accent will again be on lower termers with Marvin Shield, Sam Berman and George Shapiro starting. Some seniors who show promise such as Arnie Samuels, Phil Weinstein, Herb Brofsky and Roger Lester wll not be disregarded and may play doubles. The league standings will probably be the same this year as last. When Messrs. Sidney Schwartz, Len Steiner and company Hnally do graduate, there undoubtedly will be a shifting of power possibly in the Black and Gold's direction. BY Lou GOLDMAN Handball Under the tutelage of coach Ioe Rothbart, this year's handball squad hopes to improve its 3 and 3 record of last year, which was gained with an inexperenced group. Iaclc Davis, captain and Wally Sturm are the only two men who are seniors. The rest of the team has Garvin Goodman, Sidney Schuber and Dick Ekmanian as the top starters. Last season's record, being compiled at the hands of staunch veterans from the opposing schools, is very likely to be bet- tered, because of the graduation of many of the stars from these league high schools. BY BRUCE STURMAN -'F 'V 77 l l is' H 2 Vg -rylleyg' W -rv' 1 I, 4 f gn - f ,Q El 3 'im vm! 1 t .V fr Garry! l l l . X Q I In the last two years I've haunted you with do's and dont's, with sug- gestions and reproaches, with de- mands for pictures and requests for nominations. It might be a pleasant change to reverse the process and utter a few words of appreciation. Iive enjoyed this grade. When Mr. Weiner left you in my care in the middle of your high school course you accepted your new Grade Advisor with graciousness and open- mindness. You chose fine class and grade ofiicers for me to work with and supplied me with a wonderful oHice squad. The most acrimonious interviews between you and me have ended peacefully and to date I am still on speaking terms with all six hundred and thirty one of you-as far as I know. I'm glad your Log proclaims that your hearts are young and gay. You know me well enough by now to know how much importance I place on individual responsibility, the obligation of each to take his part in solving the problems of the group and doing his share of the work of the group. The ability to do this with gay hearts, which you have developed now, will prevent you in the future from being tempted to put off on some hypothetical Htheyi' the job of solving your problems for you. Be determined to stand on your' own feet after you leave us. Do it-and enjoy it-and your hearts will stay young and gayf, AFFECTIONATELY 66ZCl,AefA 8 xN0l l'l2 X. +Q x was ' :F W Wk BN V 49 , wx, -1 IL -.Q -V L - mil .15 -Q-.. .V HH .5 as hir. fiffff do 'H II if Q-mxux . H, A ml A TN , H. .. il NUJY. i 'cm of U ICI- -: ,iifdi Hx xv N....g.a.5L.....s-.-.A GO-GETTERS Presidcfzt-LOL1 Goldman Vz'cc-Pre5z'dc'nZ-Arnie Samuels Secretary-Milly Guterman BOOSTERS Preszdcfzl-Ierry Radzivill Vz'cc-Preszdmz-Lou Goldman Secretary-Marie Lubrano Trerzfwer-Ed Solomon HIGHWAY Edzlor-in-C!zz'ef-Milt Lesser Associate Edz'tor5-Barry Schwartz, Seymour Berl MADISONIAN Editors-Roger Lester, Devo Buxbaurn SERVICE LEAGUE Major-Dave Zauder Lt. Major-Stan Stacholick Capt. of Secretary-Diane Sirulnick DRAMATIC SOCIETY President-Herb Popper Vin'-P1'erz'd62zZs-Pete Brurnberg, Inge Schneier Scc1'em1'ie:-Ioaru Weinstein, sf Roberta Gerdy CHEERLEADERS Captaizzs-Gene Mausner, Annette Meyers NEWMAN CLUB Presidefzl-Iames Solimano I-Ii-Y Rene Chetelat Kenneth Ianhert Norma Dean Thaila Schulze fs--fl-zinwizif K v f- V QE: Q V' ?-' L...... ,fX X, 1 4 a c , '9 .V y 'c Yf, 12 , , WV V Y 2' wwfb-Das.,-.........f fs' MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY President-Carl Bergner Vz'ce-Pr6sz'dezzt-Herb Popper Secrenwy-Gloria Berk G. O. TREASURER'S STAFF T x ORCHESTRA, BAND AND TWIRLING SQUAD Cczptaifz-Paul Pops , Q.-,navix v'+':,mL v .f I , K ' , ' , - W Q52 - 1-'f f21Q'22Qf, ' 1 ,. . fy ' f'zff'f4ff1f0-f 'K 'ff ' J 5 9 4.6 , , Q , +125 '- 'Ja 2 v9 V M ' , .. 35 ,.: '52 '4 V . T ' T f A fu .VZ . .,,, V W. ,W 2 - V . QA I .- , z ' ,fd f Q n f , 1 -. -Q. , 'i f ,,,,,f' ., 'w 4 p,,. ' 4' A - , N W 4 1 D144 ,Q - Wm! ' V wi Ji, 3771, H ',1-,yfh ff' ,,fWf9 Zff5Y,,-L,,',f5'J ' - ff! ,Marx .fv,sfQmNzv,.i ' ' f-f ' ' , ww, ,Y ,,,,y':cgg,'j7fz-Vg' . M- - '11 X HONOR GIRLS Prc'sz'dcnzf-Sue Cuff VfC6-P7'65idC7ZZ4M3fKh8 Christianson Secretary-Harriet Lzmn LIBRARY SQUAD Nwa-.......,..-2:-fvn -L1 f'- r I HONOR SCHOOL EXECUTIVE BOARD President-Dave Goldfarb Scwelary-Mary Ann Zimmerman this .ae is ROOM 510 Teacher Mr. Berger Log Representative Lorraine Blum Eugene Albert Smart as a whip-P.S. eraelq Brigetta Andrews So nice Leonora Badoloto Business girl-she wants to be a loan Eileen Barnett Lag and the world lags with you All round gall!! Lovely lady Elaine Beubis Lorraine Blum ROOM 415 A Teacher Mr. Fine Log Rep, Selma Abramowitz Abramowitz, Selma Forthright, upright and all right Bauman, If-331-1 Preferred stoelq Berk, Marvin From any angle, he's on the square Bernstein, Carol Competition for Oscar Levant Brofsky, Herbert Swell guy Chaiken, Robert Wateh those L's and R's Colin, Larry He's an artistj he can draw conclusions Robert Bogdanofi Renee Champagne lack Davis Patricia De Palo Ralph De Leone Catherine Fante Gloria Friedman Burton Goldberg Herman Gurtasko Selma Hornstein Richard Horowitz Carolyn laniello Steven Iaffc Bernard Ioseph Theodora Kanan Elaine Katzclnicl-1 Bernice Keppler Chris Kitsas One name Iules Kronfeld Patricia Lamia Andelle Lazansky Arnold Levitt Dorothy Luppold Barbara Lussen Barbara Mangolin Barbara Mangolis Miriam Mikelman Eva Nasten Sheldon Noble Lorraine Nodkiri Always eolleeting money l'n1 a big girl now Here, there and everywhere Still water runs deep Silente is golden? Brown eyed baby! Lana has nothing on you Patience and fortitude Never a dull moment Begin the Beguine Sees all, knows all, hears all Still as the night Always quoting in German Seen but not heard Dream on Freehles Works so hard we never tire of hear hearing Money is the root of all evil Sweet and lovely Princess charming Never leave Clevy itt Sauey Redhead Ah, sweet mystery of life Such a little girl Artist NO. l Gets around Oh so happyl l l Of noble vintage The madam has the cutest personality Curtis Rock Morton Richter Gloria Roemer lack Sloane Muriel Trabeclc Irwin XVeiner Flavia Valenti Doris XVeinberg Pres. senior class- First step in politieal eareeer You must know Morton Red hair plus Stan-Swell Sam Cbaj boy Couldn't do without her Tennif fella! Everyone loves Flavia Artist No. Il Feldman, Yvette lust like sugar, sweet and refined Finclaire, Lorraine Friedman, Bernard Fromson, Ioan Geschwir, Phyllis Holtzer, Alfred lsakofl, Lawrence able to Iacobs, Morton Kaplan, Robert Keyy, Sherwin Leifer, Audrey Leyvald, Lorraine Lord, Hartley Newman, Rhoda Psaehie, Anita Reich, Phyllis Richter, Eleanor Ripps, Ruth Rubin, Shirley Schuman. Corrine Schwartz, Sylvia Seigel, Claire She's Skoblow, Paula Stazinsky, Elaine If laughs were Stirberg, Miriam Noisy as falling snowflakes He'll always have friends Sugar and spiee She gets around a lot The sphinx The only senior enter the movies for half price Ambitious fella Music, Maestro, please Tall, da:-lg and oh gosh! Nuf said Winning smile Beau Brummell Lovely to look at She's a eommertial student Sweet and petite Noiseless but niee Don't ever change Everyone's pal Lady be good Sweet miss a compliment to anyone's taste Hubba, Hubba money, she'd be u millionaire Good things rome in small paelqages Thordsen, Helen Udell, Sherel XVagman, Leonard XValhsh, Beulah Sweet and lovely Silence is golden He's our guy A swell cure for a sugar shortage XVanderer, Ianet Weinberg, Helen VVeiss, Marilyn XVender, Alan XVeitzner, Betty Winer, Ruth XVolf, Betty XVolFf, Ruth Zupnick, Bernice Dream girl Cheerful miss Sophisticated lady Man of few words Madisotfs delight Pep, personality, popularity Congratulations A regular gal Likeable miss ROOM 226 Teacher Mrs. Haas Norman Kleinman Great guy, big folqe Log, Rep. Minna Greenberg Howard Levvit Such ambition Matthew Aronson Harold Blum Doris Cayne Sheila Cohn Harold Davidson Iohn DeProspo Neil Eisen Ioycc Fischer Ilan of a few words Einstein's protege Sweet and petite Stay as sweet as you are Happy Hal A friend to all Never a dull moment Full of personality Dcvora Fox Ain't eha' eoming out tonight? Mike Geduldig Maryann Ginsberg Louis Goldman Stanley Goodman Mildred Graw Minna Greenberg Bill Greenblatt Bennet Gross He's tops Broadway or bust! He's a jolly good fella He's nice to know Winsome miss Hot off the press Gay Caballero Regular Fella Martin Lidsky Marie Lubrano Evelyn Lustbader Louis Mendelsohn Ellison Miller Lola Newhouse Bernice Oliver Wm. Plant Stuart Ritter Ernest Rubinstein Donald Saco Selig Salkowitz Forth Inge Schneier Who tould be nicer? As good as she laolqs Personality plus Brains Galore A laugh tt day Oh! so nice Einstein's gal lust our Bill Calling all girls People's ehoiee Musele bound right, upright, alright Irresistible Inge Walter Schwartz A pal to all Gerald Sehwatzer Man about town Alvin Thoostine Good hid Rita Silverstein Always doodling XVilliam Heath Still waters run deep Burton, Weinstein The highwayman Lcida Karrel A mighty pretty Rembrandt Phil XVeinstein Aspiring Casanova Albert Kaufman He draws-attention Herbert Zimilies Herb is super B Phyllis Klausner Easy on the orbs Lucille Zimmerman Put that ring on my finger ROOM 506 Teacher Log. Rep. Mr. Schlakman George Acedo Shirley Arluck Pearl Balbns Elmer Better Carl Bergner Know Paul Berko Gabriel Berner Rene Chetelat Mildred Chimento Helen Chorost Celia Cohen Marilyn Cohn Larry Feitell Arthur Fishbaine Bernice Fischbein Georgean Gastauer Roberta Gerdy Betty Ginsberg Ona mor Theda Glickman Richard Greco David Hyman Irwin Iackson Edward Kean Morton Korman Sylvia Lehenbaum Stanley Kantor Robert D. Levin Iudith Levine Lucille Levine Thomas McCandless Ioan Miller Eleanor Myers Edith Peterson Arleen Podell Sydell Reich Doris Reichner Lorraine Ruchlis Dorothy Sauder Iiryna Schneider Gerald Shapiro Carl Sherman Edwin Sillierstang Stanley Silk Claire Star XValter Stolz Ierome Weisberg Mr. Schlakman Doris Reichner lust our sincere thanks! Not ro quiet, please She draws-attention Shed: just our Pearl The Better of the hey! .r hir mathg fond of fig'tu'z'5 Mr. Wolf: delight! Gahriel's here, and . . . With a French accent a girl, .rwral and neat Sweet and lozfcly Short and sweet Oh! that heautifnl hair! Prine: charming A hag of fun Sweet as sugar Willing and ahle Hnltha! Huhha! 'z' dream, and haf: mine! A lady, and more Mi ambition An artist in tha making A friend to all Bored of education Man ahour town A future Iturlvi! ROOM 517 Teacher Log. Rep. Iack Barnick Melvin Becker Mrs. Whitlock Estelle Lieberman You'd he .vztrprired Silent Knight Howard Bird Young man with a horn Daniel Brachfeld Timc wait: for no one Diane Casper Laacly Lady Don Chizzik Forthright, upright, and all right Roland Depee Tall, hlonde, and 'nuff raid Marceline Douger Talk of the Town Stanley Edelstcin Handsome ir, and he doa: Gladys Estersohn Edward Glick A rhaprody in hluc Eager Bearer Lita Gluecroft Personality Leonard Goodwin Therz-'x a long, long trail Sydell Granet Snnrhinc Gertrude Honigbaum Sandra Iacobs Henry Ravanagh Sweet and lonely 2 .fttleal to he 4-gotten Call me mister Leonard Klaver Long, rtrong, and conrecutiae Milton Lesser Best regards from Nasty Willy Estelle Lieberman Starr in your c'y4'.r Morton Linder T.N.T. Ctall, nice, and topxj Irwin Mendelsohn Therese Mulhearn A hit of all right Grcen rye: Marilyn Musman Sweattiasr Annette Osofsky Ah! sweet mystery of life Anita Pashutsky Speak low Oh! you lqid! Kid Ganiuy Doll fan' Busy hae Good luclq, .tailor Gift to thc man Personality plus Sugar and spice Fine and rcfinc Prirtcexf charfning Fcraent prayer-Ah man! Nut-crafker Sweet Dolly dimples Carrot top Lover-man ! Gift to the women He comes and goes In my solitude Twinlqle toes He'.v nice to know You go to our headx Harvey Peck Angela Pistilli Bernard Pollack Gerald Raclzwill Cynthia Rcnner Ruth Riber Iris Rose Lois Rosenberg Alan Rosenlieht Irwin Rosenthal Ierome Sachs Barry Schwartz They all ask about you Little Mis: acrratile The very thought of you We'll miss you Carrot-Top I wanna get married Hubba! huhha! huhha! A regular gal Such ambition! Faith, the Golden Rule of life Aren't we glad you're you Why Teachers gat gray Stephen Schwebel Wc ll juxt wait and :ca Edward Silfen Beverly Verona Alvin Weiner NVilliam VVeiss Saul Willner Iuft a swell gay Pretty hahy Man about town Hc's just our Bill Going up David Zauder Soprtsntan, fcholar and gentleman Teacher Log Rep. Robert Aaron Alice Bernstein Elvira Bicchinella Virginia Blush Iune Eisenstadt Arlene Finkel Shirely Fischer Sylvia Fromberg George Furman Lucille Gertzog Margaret Grey Ruth Goldberg Dolores Gober Dolores Harris Ruth Isenheld ROOM 53-l A Mr. O'Toole Lucille Gertzog Army f71'O,Vf7!'l,'f Perxonality Mix: A gift to thc men Camera Shy Danring fact Shea tall Sha'.c farrifir Easy on thc rye: Who got the homework No ufina woman and .rang Atnhition plus! Littla Goldilockx Nrtfar a dull moment Sophirticattd lady Fashion queen Good things some in rntall packages Richard Kay Georgia Krauss Yolanda Lasardo Renee Litvah Rose Mandarino Ioe Marcus Music .llacxtro please Good enough to eat Old fashion girl Fortune Hunter Bright as the rose: Got what it talqcx Adelaide Marguglia So rad the rose Theresa McCormick Glamour! Glamour! Lorraine Morris Bernice Nelson Marie Philips Wilda Platt Adele Potemkin Iulio Ricco Stanley Rosenberg Lillian Sabinsl-:cy Walter Schafer Gladys Schortz Eleanor Schwartz Sylvia Singer Chas. Strathearn Bruce Sturman Lynn Wasser Muriel Weiner Stephen Weinstein Lorraine Wienstein Robert VVilkenson Herbert Wise Bernett Zaffron Blonde hair lzlna eyes Class Nighringalz' A regular gal Iohn Powcrr, here the fonzex Too wonderful for words Tall, dark and handfonte Camera shy Sugar and xpira Sharp ax a razor An AI lawyer Sweat and lovely Good, Good, Good Don luan Gift to the women Huhhal Huhha! Huhha! Yuml Yum! Information please Any Gum Chunz The Outdoor type Atomic Man Naturz : Best v X vii fx N A l 1 .1 W .b:r11k, -111--J ,I-I ' 1 1 1 l Na..a-geegfcl,-. --- , Y, , Teacher Log. Rep. Murray Bernstein Wally Clarfield Ronald Deprospo Herman Lipsky Charles Morris 519 A.M. ROOM 504A Mrs. Neiman Harriett Brooks Hnha, haha Someone to watch ine Blne Serge Snit Going my way Small fry Nicholas Monziello Coax me ll little hit David Neubarth Iames O'Conner Very thought of yon YO!! 7Zl'I!!'I' Jlly jlff, yOU 77C'l'C'I' ,flly 770 Nicholas Palermo Bernard Pestilla Marvin Rainer Murray Resnick Francis Rebbun Leon Rosenberg Charles Shinbrot Floyd Weiner Iohn Sheridan Lorraine Batroney Ray Brenner Harriett Brooks Betty Goldman Audrey Fadem Roberta Fisher Ioyee Fleischner Ieanne Gardner Rebecca Geril Esta Gitelman Betty Glasser Zena Gold Ellen Goldin Marion Graham Cll7Z'f get ,rtarted with yo11 Soztth of the border-Si Si My Ideal Yah-to-to, Yllll-I0'ftl Danny hoy It could happen to you D0l1'I fence nie in Sheik of Aralvy Oh Iohnny Old fashion girl Wirhing Beantifnl Dreamer Folk of the Town In the mood Pe1'son11lity I'll lie reeing you How sweet yon are Stare in yo11r eyes Dark eyer 0110 more dream All that glitter: is not gold CUUCI' girl Snre thing Charollotte Greenberg A loaely way to spend an evening Catherine Cronin Estelle Haas Iewel Heichel Rita Honig Phyllis Horn Dorothy lllions Estelle Iudelson Evelyn Lapatoll Phyllis Michelson Estelle Ryback Iune Schuster Muriel Silverman 1,771 Il big girl now Aren't you glad yo11'1'e you Back in the saddle again The dreamet' PIII me to the test Temptation I can't begin to tell yo11 Oh what it seemed to be Fishing for the 1110012 Dancing in the Dark Inne in l11n1111ry Take care Ollicial Teacher Log Rep. Kenneth Anderson A l ways Leo Barash Herbert Barth Earl Beer Albert Berger Iordan Carp Frank Castagna Cohan, Milton Cohen, Herman Dorman, Stanley Ericson, Kenneth Goodman, Morton Green, Allan Greenwald, Arlene Herzog, Hillartl Ioseph, Blossom Iaffe, Richard The post Kasten, Dick Koenigsberg, Herbert Krasna, loyce Kuntz. Renee Levender, Betty Levine, Ierry Levine, Max Mr. Namowitf Arlene Greenwald there hut never hentd IOl71 Tall, d111k and He t'0I71t'.f 11111l goe Clara' kilnt Fl Later tonight 7 Not the fi h Quick like tl l7!1I17Iy The f111no11r iff-L'I'ftZI7Z cone Sileneei golden DF7lIOC'l'tlC'jl 111 111 N071 Not so quiet pleaae Hi: ftitnre? Snccesi Cl11.11 11111519 Plitj l111ll Short and rtieet 1111111 lIllUllyA' 1-1115 twice and the lttlllll played on Niee to know St1'11wl1er1'y lilonde O111' f11t111e iecy Stninped 11: 0111 Rep He'.r 11ll teet Th11t'r ll joke son Lobel, Hugh Wanna fight? Dehate lhtll is Milgrim, Seymour Et'e1'yl1ody want: to get into the 111t Morse, Bernard Heh' all tlzet e Olewitz, Rita Footlaalllr her cue, I wondei why Palmeri, Steve Slow lint J111 e Plagmann, Dorothy History'.r hei 1l1il1 Ratner, Paul Schoeket, Donald Schulberg, Anita Schwartz, Bert Shever, Sonya Simon, Ierome Slaven, Selig Strauss, Robert Summa, Salvatore Torpey, Ioscph Tuttman, Arthur Valenti, Ioan Wieseltlier, Sol VVolfgang, George XVortel, Robert See j'0Il in the gynz Any 10011111115 desue Slit 11111 Stont hearted 7771111 Million doll111 atntle l11te1'e,rted in 1g111 ea Forthright, upright, all ttght Rotting Rohett lolly good fellow Dorlgerf need htnz Music, 1n11e,vt1o plea e Be seeing yon 111 the Ope11t Never tl 11'11ll moment Trac to hm 11111111' Lady killet SOCIAL SENIORS ROOM l30 ROOM 310 Lillian Fogarty One in a 7711.111-011 Raymond Chronicad Fine fellow Iohn Lapoozian M1111 about time Iohn Kelly Gift to women U Ioseph Tate Modern Romeo Gloria Kalinsky A pleasitre to know Norman Tice Answer to ll girl'.v prayer Allan Paul Pep and pe1'.ro11al1'ty Arnold David A pal to all Richard Ehmanian Man of I1 few words ROOM 136 I-larriet VVcrsau Modern design Dorothy Burgie Sweet 111111 lovely RQQM 414 juan Birnbaum Vim, Vigor Vitality Mumcl Keith 5,1,,,,1q,,fgh,1 Kilfyl Hlmchfifld Efffy U11 mf' WW Diana Sirulnielt Miss Energy Edward Hochberg He drawr-attention R056 Curbona HM,-I b,.mjif.,. Elaine Ridgeway Who could he nicer? ROOM 408 -1 I Russell Wilcock Nancy Silverman Gay L'Lll7tIllC'I'0 Changeable mir: ROOM 220 loy Eisenberg Iacqueline Iacoby Anita Kalish Elizabeth Kelly Florence Rosenberg Dorothy Magidoff Donald Datlofl Marjory Finkelstein Dark eyes Perronttlity Tall, dark and very nice Nice to know Slick chick Chickory chick Shy gay Witty and pretty ROOM 234 Howard Hamroff Anna Puea Richard Pacun Silence ir golden Mira' energy Eager lieatfer Iames Lawler Elaine Nattie Adele Schone Iohn Smith Shirley NVieselthier Phyllis Yules It COItl!iI7'f he t1'z1e One of the hey! Hlliihdl Hnhlza Lady killer So nice Short and sweet ROOM 430 Antoinette De Luna Seymour Edelman Morton Karan S'won1lerf11l Talk of the town Silent type ROOM 402 Ralph Stenens Silent knight Room 510 Norma Lobias SllUOlItl6l'fZll 1 gr' , ROOM 218A ROQM 203 Teacher Log. Rep. Charles Abraham Richard Arabia Gloria Berk Daniel Berkenblit Seymour Berl Miss Tannenbaum Rita Green A fine fellow Bell bottom trousers Our walking vogue He likes to play the oboe Gods gift to women Norma Bermaw Pep and personality-popularity Lola Bernard How many hearts have you lrroke Bernice Blumenfeld Like a chocolate har-sweet and nutty Wini Brandfow Martha Christianson Paula Dauber Herbert Davis Get me in Sophs A pleasure to know Embraeeable you After all this time-graduation Edwin Decker Elsa Ebeling Arline Ebert Ianet Elder Gerald Emmet Martin Feldhuhn Gordon Cawood Rhoda Gazen Bernice Ginsberg Harold Golden Rita Green Sidney Gross NVallacc Grubman Silent knight TNT-tall nice terrijic Collector of senior revenue Sweet and lonely Boy leader of Arista Here comes heaven again Man of a few words Witty and pretty Information please Silence is golden Netfer a dull moment Thank for the memory What ei-ery young girl should know Elaine Haber lust like sugar-sweet and refined Ashley Hoffman Ruth Marcus Gene Mausner Mona Millner Barbara Moskowitz Hermine Nager T.V.A. Lazarus Perpelitt Ann Prussim Howard Rayfiel Ioy Rosenfeld Arnold Samuels Murial Schlosberg Stuart Schreiber Harriet Schulberg Gilda Slote Don't fence me in Miss Cherry Cheer squads loss Heart breaker Best dressed girl of 218A talented iiizfacious attractive Eager heaifer Chickory chick Slated for the Senate Modern design Gretcha tickets here Did you ever see a dream walking? Lady Killer She drawsfxlttention Knowledge is Power Wally Sturm Big man with a lzaskethall Felice Tannenbaum Murial Turkeltaub Vim, Varga and Vitality Shall always have friends Teacher Log Rep. Wilman Altman Ann Beauchini Dovorah Buxbaum Arty, witty, an atomic Rita Cohen Ianet Cascone Dolores De Angeles Florence Darrow Hugh Donnely Marine Corps, Mr. Haskin Myrna Pastor Slick chick Miss Angel combination alarmingly Charming Sweet, ltut oh so nice Our pet hrunette Sweet and lonely Back home for keeps Marion Drewes Pretty girl is like it melody Audrey Devlin Sweet and nutty-like a fruit cake Anthony Eouvero Bernard Feinman Stanley Feinstien Dolores Feeney Edward Fcldblett Going up Klass kihitzer Eager hearer Personality plus Science needs you Dorothy Feiner Sing hi, sing lo, sing please Esmeralda Giannos George Gibson Vtlilma Gibson Edward Gimpel Laurence Gallar Donald Goetz Melvin Greenfield The English home Stars in her eyes Play halll Nuj said Go getter? Go get her? Silence is golden Goetzl please set down! work will come to you NVilliam Iohanson Adjectiuely speaking, swell Tillic Kelly Lovely lady Naomi Lassar Ever see a dream walking? Alvin Levine Edward Levy Gilbert Malnick The thinker Never a dull moment Model of a modern major general Alex Mitchell Leonard Nelson Booster, huster, bestest Hold that line Iohn Panagakos Thanks for the foothall game Robert Parks f1.A.F. all we can say is thanks Myrna Pastor Lonely to look at, delightful to know Rita Rubenstein Monroe Schussel Modest miss President oh president james Smacoe Present? where's your note? Myrna Slutzman Sugar and spice and everything nice Elfreda Storhaug Ierome Segal Robert Spevack Beauty on ice skates lust ferry Indiuidualism-on him it looks good Henry Sugarman The Face Thelma Horowitz Going up Merril Teich Godk gift fo pygmy, Clare Tisdale Sub marinette ROOM 407 TCHCIICY p MY- Gflld loseph Orns on loey, Oh joey, Oh Log Rep. Iris Rosenblum Sglyna 135351115 Al Abelson Tall, dark and oh so handsome Lovely to look at delightful to know Irene Ackerman Iudy Goldberger Mona Garten One in a million Personality plus Quiet, hut oh so nice Eleanor Grossman Thanks for the memory Lenore Greenberg Pretty little lvusy hody Phillip Goldman Most likely to succeed Marvin Hoehberg A modern romeo Milton Fry Friends, Romans, countrymen lend me your homework Shirley Henriques Brains and heauty Norma Kritter Va ta ta gatta Alice Lyman Sweet Alice ltlue gown Doris Larson Where does she get her energy Al Levinsky Vim, rigor and ifitality Charles Ficbert Strong, silent man Naomi Meltzer Varga girl Ianet Pelcyger Iune Munsky Iohn M ZIUFO Loealile little headache Bundle of charms Oh lohnny Mel Rodnon Answer to a git-I's prayer Danny Rosenfeld He must have been a beautiful laalzy Miriam Rosenberg Evelyn Rhienick Vivian Reissman Ruth Ratkoff Carol Ruderman Marvin Schwartz Sheldon Silverstein Harriet Schieman Lady in the dark Incendiary blonde Sly hut sweet A friend of yours Still water runs deep Eager heaiier Mighty man All the eowhands are wild about Harriet Doris Sechter Carol Sicherman Sweet and lovely Blond demon Mildred Shiono Those heautiful long curls Rosalie Sehocnbaum I'm just wild about Oh Henry Anne Weitzman The sun sure is strong in Brooklyn l X fx 4 R Xl 'li' Filing ,m v. ss 1 MN x .. , -IJ. . .ax l M iss: t i c N., i I r 5 1 gmt nits: '11 get , r 'u 1 5t,:i :ff Fifi I fi:S!l.rT.' . ,,.1 ' Cu.: '-:Ag 'nit 'f iljffi : .. '..., , . ltig gli! ,, rar , zijntf ma ,,,-1' ,f Z e-- 61.-V.: ,.e:..- -V. v--T- , ROOM 422 ROOM 307A Teacher Mr. Corso Teacher Miss Tebbe Log RCP- Molly Mitchel Log Representative Myrna Steinfeld 509113 Adlfff Livewire Sam Arkind Sam! you made the pants' too long Barbara Angell Dependable and commendable Claire Arc.-nson Sweet and lovely Gilbert Austin Silent knight Frank Bealin What a man! Anne Bafsklv' Never a dull moment Ruth Bernstein I'm a hig girl non' Helen Baumohl Got what it takes' Arnold Berson Tall, dark and oh Ronald Berson Sees all knows all Bill Bumbolo Yipee! I made it! Phyllis Brecker One of 422 red heads Mary Campanaris You go to my head Frank Broncheck He likes fguref, all kinds Robert Charnow My ideal Harvey Chugerman Smiling fhecanse he's' throught Norman Corn Iules De Silva Try a little tenderness A guy with two right hands Gerald Cooperstein Herbert Cutler Anchors aweigh All around hoy Diluberman A regular fellow, etfery hit Kathleen Ecosh A perfect lady Feinberg A gentleman, if not a scholar Rona Glaubman Tall, dark and helpful Saul Glazer Likes his girls like geometry Cplain and solidj Irwin Gillman Lozies his own jokes Renee Greenstein Marion Greenberg Short and sweet Personality miss' Patricia Halbert Short in height, tall in work Dorothy Heinsdorf Marvin Held Got what it takes Man about town Dorothy Hershorn An upright, downright gal Hutter She adds humor to the class Rosalie Hertzig Easy on the eyes Anna Karathanasis Gi-and gal Kline She's no prohlem, s'he's' an example Florence Kramer So nice Harriet Ladd Not famous hut well liked Paula Lefkowitz Dark eyes' Dolores Moran Freckles' Elaine Pincus Iessica Radin Rosalyn Radnitz An artist, Betty Read Mischief and merriment Poet Laureate always drawing attention The outdoor t e YP Anita Rubenstein Glamour! Glamour! Iosephine Russo Natural monopoly on charm Cynthia Rhincgold A hit o all ti ht 1' 'sz Barbara Sheehan Aren't we glad you're you! Merril Suchow Nancy Speigler Tracer Suzanne Unger She's a miss Ioan Weinstein Molly Witchel Her Red, hut z , .,,af ,..,,.. ,X.:.e:fs3.f.3.....,.-.-..- Einstein? uith a warm glow Sweet and Lovely of the modern day COUEI' girl J face is her future, her future is bright Thomas Diringcr Carol Danerhirsh lack Fiehtenbaum Ralph Fine I Adeline Finno A Milton Ganzman Give me the simple life Glamour! The Hulrhtz-Huhlra Boy 'm just a guy who can't say no lovely way to spend an evening Strong and Silent Norman Goldwasser Cllllif get started with you Harold Greenberg He doesn't play for Detroit Gerald Hartenstein Aint mishehazfin' lack Iacobowsky Fred Kimmel Pin-up hoy We'll miss yozll Ioel Kirby The hoy we want to he stranded with Lionel Knoller Seth Kollin The very thought of you Make mine music Harvey Kurland Hulwlza-Huhha, those hlond curls Myron Lodin Let's take the long way home Martin Landau Frank La Rocca Don't fence him in A real hall player Bernice Lazarus Sweetheart of all my dreams Dolores Littcnberg l ctzn't lzegin to tell you Shirley Litwak Leah Lupovv Miriam Pawgan Doris Peterson Leonard Rosen Sol Rosenbluth Dorothy Rourke Herbert Rubenolf I'm itz lore with you, honey You're sweet to rememher Talk of the Town How sweet you are! A fellow who lla' on the hall Let me love you tonight On the sunny side of the street And his violin Beverly Soskowitz Quiet hut, ohl Audrey Silverstein Let me call you sweetheart Frieda Simonoff Carol Spitzer Myrna Steinfeld Audrey Weise Irene Weiss Oh, those dark eyes Coax me a little Woof! You woman you! My mamma done told me You're all that he needs Teacher Log Representative Matida Alloca Sherwin Bash Isadora Blanc Frank Borsody Rhea Cetron ROOM 203A Mr. Rothbard Myra Grossman Sweet someone Prince Charming Clear mind-perfectly Blanc Handsome he-man The Duchess Marjorie Coffey Charm Suzanne Cuff Sweet Sue, lovely you Norma Dean Being tall makes her twice as sweet Babette Disler SESS and some cents Phoebe Feldman Bashful Maurice Fishberg Doris Goldstein Ladies' man Most reserved You're a sweetheart Diana Levin Renee Levine Lenore Levy Irving Lillien Lillian Linsky Naomi Marlowe Dotty Mittel Ioan Pearlstein Saul Pops Marvin Prager Lowell Pregerson Doris Prusa Lorraine Segadel Laura Siefril L When Stay as sweet as you are Regular Grand girl Music Maestro please it comes to fanatics, did you say drumazics? Blond homhshell Artists rusty delight Romeo where art thou? He's got everything Suaee gent A merry heart is a good medium The Southern you all Full of fan D. Gregflry 1 . be aura, hut s'he's only a dream Myra Grossman Madame personality! Rita Siegel Better Img mm, ,,!.l,,,- Norman Hempling Lady killer Dave Silverberg Chm wi, Margie Heitchings Sugar for refnemeat Carol Stein Pgp? Vim? V,'g0,.g A. Itzcoxvitz Small hut potent Walter Luckman Who could ask for anything Eddy Kadish I'm young and fancy free ,,m,.c,u L. Retovcr Vizfacious lady Pauline Weinman Those cool and limpid ltlue Phvllis Kulick HGlKIlII0lll'H gym Rc-gcr Lester Tall, dark and handsome QU Ioyee Wickmann Cfm-5 gL,,,,'m L1,,..,e, C OMPLIMENTS OF EXC ELLENT FRUIT COMPAN Y. I 343 WEST THIRTEENTH ST nc REET New York' N. Y 'IME IS essnum KE TT COUN STUDY AT A I-VI AY S N 1 E c L E IGH SCHOOL EXPERTS and SPECTALTZ T STRUCTTON BRING SUCCESSFUL RES TS roved by our HI H PASSING RECORDS! 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