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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1950 volume:

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Q- V- Q X,-sn 'Ly-'Vf' 'lfixvw xxx. fx! - Q ' ' 'W' , - V ' -Fi ll - i , , .Qu 4- 4, , .mv 1-X ,Q 1, 'W ,N ,N - ,, H , K '4 , i Wy, Vg. 5 , 'vig , A 11 K ' ,, V Liyrj' ' . a ,N 1, fa Q: ' W if ff-17 ',, , ,' v X Q , , . , , , J 'lf ' x , -1. W - , ,.., ,,., ,,,, ., , , . ,. , 1 ' , ' , ', . ', ' ' . H - :..1,.. ., rw, , W- ww: , '..1Tf12zI:.f,,:...Z , . , U. .. -Q, ,M .ayavslif-w,xfi:'wf'N44Q M , 11:- -:fi f ' X H ' -r ff mf-Hfw', ffm--e 1 . f f. ' V' L Jr.: - ' 'X L a H Q. 4 IM 'A fi!!! 'L mm 4 ku Q.u.Jxh!3z'.i'..y ina uid,-A M51-. 1 , 4 .t -n.1:,au :5iM.Lef11Eaw, -2 M Psi 'z , A ggiT,- fi:'E-341-wg-11.3 1 Mr. Max Newfield To the Boys and Girls of the Class of January 1950: For a class graduating in the hrst half of Madisons txventyffifth year as a school, the adoption of the theme of l'Silver Anniversary is both gracious and appropriate. However, the passing of a quarter of a century of a schools existence can have for you only hearsay or secondfhand significance. Many of your teachers can hlithely refer to events of a quarter-century ago, or even longer, with the direct and sharpened recollection of one's earlier life that comes with passing years. The privilege is one you will undoubtedly find pleasure in exer- eising regarding the present, when another txventy-live years have rolled hy. We of the faculty hope that your sentiment toward your school will have more than surface meaning. We are confident that it will live on, hased on the durable human contacts that you have made, on the friendships that you have huilt up, and on the sense of having shared in a meaningful common enterprise. Cordially yours. llflllfflltlf , . ,ami A , . wr V - P.. :1'.w Y M- .gf V , L.. ,Jig , l , M W ,,!r,,.-M-mv. ,131-gf H, wp . 1 . .WWW Q. ,I ' 'ix - 94' Mr, f , ' T33 f a , 4.,. ., ,. v 'A::gf',,5d1r -W1 1 f m, !lYJl3KCJS K. Ii!9kiSr2Yfs'!r1 y Mr. Henry M er N A , inf You the students of january '50, and we the faculty of james Madison, have just Finished a joh together. It was a co-operative achievement. Vve of the faculty have worked primarily to teach you, hut also to advise and guide you. But it is you who have achieved your goal-A Madison Diploma. In your next step in your progress thru life, whether in college or business, it is well to keep in mind that while all your further accomplishments depend mainly on you, it will also a part of the joint effort of the many people of your particular environment. We hope that you will always loola haela with pleasant memories of your stay in Madison. That you will recall with enjoyment, the Concerts, the Varsity Shows, the Student Government Election Contests, the Games, etc. We shall always talte pleasure in hearing good things ahout you and from you. Uoodehye and good lucltl HENRY MAYER r xl if 6 'k':1i9if'L'l'1:' v :CW-Pfiaki SILVER JUBILEE luhilee ...... Twenty-five silvery yearsl I say lets heat the silver throats of hells And let our shouting pierce the hallway This is a silver clay With high hearts we gaze on that stern countenance from which How gifts, more precious Even, than silver . . And now farewell ....... Like a sage and ancient fatherg resplendent of strength and judgment W'hose sturdy fingers molcl a swollen ticle of men You stancl here. And I say farewell. . . The hlaclc rohes Are put away. The limbs arepfree Free to clutch and grapple, To swing clenched tight Hsts at an apathetic heaven. Yet their might can only he your might Their vigor yours, hlolcler ol' men! The liervcnt eyes Turn lor a linal glance. llie time has come lor larcwell. llohcrlsa lluliin .55 .4 , . J , . If ,Q . iyv-v4 ,I . .A- Lf'!l5 'f? EFT? 'xr' ' v-l,q.- - f - yl 4 I J v I ,, X v Q, -W, : 1 M 1 f 1 1 Iilinkiflwlvvk ROSALYN AARONSON 51 Seba Avenue Service League Business RUTH AGELOEE 1820 Avenue V Class President, Service League, 1NIember of Chorus, Editor of class newspaper Brooklyn College PATRICIA AKINS 2811 East 28th Street Service League Business School VVILLIAM ALESI 1269 East 18th Street Service League, Prop Squad Agricultural College ANN ALVINO 2163 East 19th Street Vice President of Official Class, Treasurer of Senior Official Class Model RICHARD AMADOONI 1954 East 27th Street Class Treasurer, Swimming Team, Service League Southern Methodist University EUGENE AMANN 1555 East 38th Street Service League, Class Treasurer St. Iohn's College HELEN AMERICA 1902 East 18th Street Class Treasurer, Gym Assistant Secretary 9 Q '27 Y fri? Y' Q If X ,Y 0175 W -df' W4 gg! 0 I. N ' , ear V I 'E S H I , X I f fam. ',f-2-ui f 'P ' ,345 I ' HCR, 0' 4 'asf' 17 - . - -5? 1 CATHERINE ANASTIDE 2104 East 19th Street Service League, Member of Radio VVorkshop Business LILLIAN ANKER 2850 Ocean Avenue Service League, Treasurer of Class, Assistant to Miss Zehner Business JANET E. ARMSTRONG 2984 Avenue T Service League, Gym Assistant, G.O. Representative Iunior College IACK AUERBACH 2711 Avenue U Orchestra College JUDITH BAMBERG 2301 Kings Highway Vice President of Boosters, Publicity Squad, Dance Committee, Dramatic Society, Ofhcial Class President Brooklyn College JOAN BAND 2414 Avenue T Library Squad, Assistant to lN'Ir. Fine Brooklyn College ARLENE BARKAN 1014 Avenue N Assistant to Mr. Blumstein, Service League New York University ANTHONY BARLETTA 1241 East 9th Street Class President, Service League, Library Squad New York University uf 1 ',,:1,, 1 V -L, ., wx 'Aw ,, v -1 1 . ,. 4 VR.,-.M f -X , 1, T 'uf , , Y U ,ew-V: W ,V,',.fd. , ' ' ,1 f ' 'wa- 1 1 X v ,Ta Jvfx , ,I ,-9 1 fi ,T ., TC V Q, f, , ' , W ,L . ' 1 1,1 .X ,, U 4' N , -. X It 1 1' W HM . ' V X V' -1 . 7 . iii?Jiflzhliii-s?nM1Ef.Yvfs?Mff3n:,3:-'VXLWJM'115-'Z-Vflil' ,- 4 1, f WW' ' ' Z FWF L: if IOYCE BERLINER 1270 East 19th Street Editor of Log, Arista, Biology Squad, Assistant to lX'lr. Brooks, Senior Sing Brooklyn College DOLORES BERlX4AN 2245 East 19th Street Service League, Chorus Member, Junior Arista Brooklyn College LORETTA BERMAN 2031 Ocean Avenue Library Squad, Service League Business BEVERLY BERNSTEIN 2277 East 28th Street Service League, Asst. To Miss Zehnor Oswego State Teachers College STANLEY BINDER 1890 East 14th Street Class Vice President 3rd term, Serv- ice League, Class Treasurer 5th fCI'T1'1 Retailing Business PHYLLIS BIRNBAUNI 2205 East 28th Street Orchestra Member, Class Ofhcer, Log Representative, Tutor Brooklyn College BARBARA BISGUIER 2612 Quentin Road Orchestra, Library Squad Brooklyn College ROBERTA BLACKER 1947 Ocean Avenue Service League Katharine GibbseSecrr-tarial Finish- ing School ' . fr ' 1 ca1',fQ S f ' 34 ry 1 ,514 J: 'la mx' .1 A JOAN BLECHMAN 4368 Bedford Avenue Penn State ALICE BLOG 1855 East 24 Street Service League, General Office Asst. Business HELAINE BORKAN 1525 East 26th Street Pres. of Official Class, Service League College EDITH BRODY 1632 East 18 Street President of Class, Library Squad, Dramatics New York University IUDITH BRONCHICK 1715 East 31 Street President of Olhcial Class, hlember of House of Reps., General Olrice Asst. Hunter College NORMAN BROVVN 1-114 East 12 Street Service League College BERNARD BUCHXVALD 2219 Ocean Avenue Pres. of Official Class, Service League, Swimming Squad New York Citv Police Department CONCETTA BLIMBOLO 1529 East 33 Street Service League, Asst. in P.T.A. llusincss F w ,V Y A , N Sw ,ff DI , I,-94 v - w X A W., w f 1 W, , A j MH'4 2!.?' 1 gm ., , ,A Hmm-a,v,. f -1-5, Ll' Swv ' 1 1 X - .- ,NJ X: -. .an-,. -. iam? 4 hz. ,n .. N wx, v,..,,Ja ,. RUTH CHOROST 1491 East 29 Street Pres. of Off. Class College THOMAS CHRISTENSEN 1576 East 15 Street Swimming Team, Pres. of Off. Class, Vice Pres. of OII. Class, Service League Business BARBARA CLARK 2320 Kings Highway Madisonian, Treas. of Senior Oil. Room, Bookroom Squad Hunter College GLORIA CO1-IEN 2295 East 26 Street Service League, Dance Committee, Asst. in Gen. Office, Treas. of Off. Class University of Vermont NORMA COHEN 1757 East 23 Street Sec. of Arista, Treas. of Boosters, torial Squad College PATRICIA COHEN 2319 East 23 Street Attendence OfHce, Log Staff, Serv- ice League, Senior Representative City College ROSLYN COIIEN 2-131 East 17 Street Pres. ol' Off. Class, Treas. of Off. Class, Asst. Gen. Ollice, Service League New York University DULORIZS COJVIIVIARAT 1529 East 32 Street Pres. of Class, Asst. to Miss Zellner, Rio. Luli. Service League Business . ,,. . W 1 45 Highway Staff, Service League, Tu- 2 V' ' ii 1 ,r . I Ti 3 ' .- ,W , 1 . .r XZ, f f X X 1 T' 'E'- +..,i. 'XX THOMAS CONNORS 1865 Hating Street Asst. To Mrs. Potter, Gym. Guard, Service League Business BEVERLY COOPER 1629 East 12 Street Service League Business xy? . .3 tm M' 1 BURTON COOPER t' G ' 2538 East 19 Street Arista, Service League, Late quad, XS Tutor, Treas. of Off. Class ' OJ Columbia ' 1 - 1 HARRY CURTIS 2107 Avenue Z Official Class Pres. Kings Point Academy ,IOAN DANNEVIG 15-1-1 Kimball Street Honor Girls, Asst. to Gen. Office, Editor of Chapter Paper Brooklyn College ONDA DARIO 355 Avenue s . . .,oAg a rs J ions t N is in W enn Uni ' ' 8 a emy M M GERR ' DAVI ON W, I 1-171 East 37 Street Q Service League, Class Vice Pres., Basketball Team Brooklyn College HERBERT DAVIS 1525 East 26 Street Capt. Luncliroom Guards, Service League. Vice Pres. Off. Class Business J w F Z ff, mmm. JOHN ENGLISH 1968 East 35 Street Service League, Swimming Team College of R.O.T.C. U. S. Air Force MARCIA EPSTEIN 1716 Avenue T Capt. of Cheer Leaders, Senior Sing, Pres. of Off. Class, Service League Cooper Union ELLIOT FALLER 1760 East 34 Street Pres. of Off. Class, House of Reps. Bookroom Squad, Highway Rep. Hobart College SANDRA FASS 1967 Ocean Avenue Service League, Radio Vvorkshop New York University JAYNE FAYER 1415 Avenue O Highway Staff, Vice Pres. of Dance Comm., Publicity Squad, Service League University or Bridgeport L' TERESA FAZZOLARE 2404 East 22 Street Dramatic Soc. Log Staff Business CLORIA FEIN 4357 Bedford Avenue Treas. of Senior Class, Asst. to lX'1r. Orshan, Asst. to lylr. Haas Brooklyn College ALLEN FEICENBAUM 2219 East 19 Street Service League College ppp ssset J J av i t y Q ,,,,. ssss ,, tt I 'iw 6 , 4 -2 3 .l JOYCE FELDSTEIN 41-O5 12 Street L. 1. C. 1, N.Y. Pres. of Off. Class, Orchestra, Music Honor Society Queens College JOHN FIELDS 3623 Fillmore Avenue Off. Class Pres., Swimming Team St. Johns University HARRIET FINE 2064 East 17 Street Vice Pres. of OE. Class, Service League Business College BERNARD FINK 1741 East 17 Street Service League, Licence Squad, Publicity Squad Brooklyn College ADELE FINKELSTEIN 1026 East 1-1 Street Service League, Sing Brooklyn College BETTY JEAN FINLAY 2117 Ryder Street Arista, Jr. Arista, Pres. Honor Girls, Asst. to Crade Advisor Brooklyn College FRANCES FIUBIARA 2604 Avenue T Asst. to bliss Bearman, Capt. S Asst. in Cym., Asst. to Mr. Liebling, Mr. Conn, Mr. Fanning Business SIIEILA FISCIRIER 2425 Kings lligliway Twirlers, Dramatic Soc. Chorus, Pres. ol' Oil. Class. Service League lluntcr College M w rv 5 r., .r A P far' ,, T ,. fi 1 A f QI i ll 1 l 4 , A 3 is '31 A U il 1 'I .l 25 fi 'z ff. 6 A 5 M3 af' 1 1 4 -'E -s . 11: 'Y' J e Ei ...J J F . ' 1: , y, ,qi .. U, I-I V ,A .V 'ny 1 if I 11 v, 1' ' ffwc at T..'?i,L V , f . ... JM.. ,a 5 Q X f ' -A W ' .Q,Lg,'jg,sf1r gm.'f Mf1L 'Arn A M. f i ESTELLE GOLALBERG 1495 East 29th Street College GERALD GOLDBERG A, 2136 East 27th Street Business 'I V 1 ',- f .ff f '5 - TV MQ 4, fi fx K' I s x ,- LV .f ?,JfZf I GLORIA GOLDBERG 168-1 East 21st Street Service League, Sing, Assistanpto lXIr. Newfield, Library Squad City College IUDITH GOLDBERG 2-125 Kings Highway GoeGetters, President of Ollicial Class, Dance Committee Brooklyn College JUDITH BI. GOLDSTEIN 2052 East 27th Street Radio Vlforlishop, Service League, Library Squad, hlajor Art Fashion Pratt Institute NORA I. GOLDSTEIN 1903 Ocean Avenue Class President, Assistant to Ad- ministrative Assistant, Key Room, Assistant in Gym, Service League VVharton, Pa. SHELDON GRONG 1649 East 19th Street Audio Squad, Fencing Team, Serv- ice League, Program Committee, Lunch Room Squad State University of New York CAROL GOODMAN 824 Avenue P Arista, Assistant to Dean ol' Boys, Assistant to Craclc Advisor, Biology Squad Brooklyn CUIICQC W x Rm it' A . its f 3 if A s + 'Qt is mis 3 '. '91-' 1' ,ss- ,.. 5: ,r -Q- - 1 ,fa ENID GOODSTEIN 2352 East 21st Street Assistant to Dean of Boys, Service League, Assistant to Gym Teachers Brooklyn College AUDREY GRANICH 1838 East 15th Street Tutor, Service League Business School LENORE GREENE 1838 East 32nd Street President of Official Class, Service League Pachard Junior College NORMA GREENE 2320 Kings Highway Orchestra, Library Squad, Service League Brooklyn College JOAN GREENMAN 4272 Bedford Avenue Log Staif, School Chorus, Senior Sing Committee Singer-Modeling Career MARVIN GREIFINGER 2426 East 27th Street Lunch Room Guard, Service League Tutor, Highway Representative, Publicity Squad Parsons School of Design SANTA GRILLI 2722 Ford Street Class President, Class Vice Presi- dent Business HERBERT GROLNICK 2301 Kings Higliway Football Team. Class President City College fm? can il H J. .5 lf-Wi, , M- ,ff f I, C ,. 'V H fl , CDJNLKETJUIJ, 1 J.. . L 'MG will f-1 T: C' 7 iym. 1 1 wx .L 14. M 'vw ww Wi' . fm. af, .,.. .J-on , v MLM, , 1, ,, ,.,, fr'..Jn'xL Ln L 1,551 .,. .1 , 'A rl: Elliiillyllcitty, W, : 1 1 F' 'Tj i ., sresif if L ll Vv'f':i'y' 5 N541 il N151 .: xii, Q me -. e ,, . -4-,J V., M., lt 1LrES1lr Tri Stove L., ., he ,re b 1 Altgicr -oai1,M,1goa,rri, 11:1 .Tr -..U L-,Lu in, -IM., ,.I ,.-:,. U.. Ln. 1 , V W ,va W. .V .av !.f flr'ama.tic - V, e - -, ,. ft ,-,L Q 1 635.5 .Mr ,l ,V ,A ,NAA F t1,zt.,,31r,.r .,.lais.i, hesucenwt ot C.. Assistant to Girls Dean Mills School of Kindergarten MIRIAM HOLSTEIN 1820 East 13th Street Assistant to Mr. Downing, Assistant Business Editor of the Log, Assist- ant to Grade Advisor, Assistant to Miss Tobey, Service League v Mills School of Kindergarten E1 WILLIAM , mins' 3 O2 In-' i' ' git' Firs t--,.f,, . I t u , Uv,,,fii, bl 2 . x - fn!! R fl! N ROGER HORN 1504 Kings Highway Orchestra, Captain of Fencing Team, Swimming Team, A11 City High School Orchestra, Class Presi- dent Brooklyn College MARILYN 1-IORNICK 1925 East 3rd Street Tutor, Business Stai of Madisonian Michigan University CAROLE LEE HUEBSCHMAN 4212 Bedford Avenue G.O. Treasurer's Assistant C.C.N.Y. ROBIN HURWITZ 1644 East 15th Street Literary Staff of Log, Senior Sing, Service League, Committee on Senior jewelry Syracuse University ARLENE HYMAN 1652 East 10th Street P. M. Congress, Log Staff, Program Committee, Dance Committee City College Z 4 , 3 Q f 4 I 1 I I I JUDY HYMAN 1800 East 18 Street C.O. OH7ice, Key Room Squad, Service League Brooklyn College NIARILYN ISKOWITZ 1317 East 14 Street Dramatic Soc., Varsity Class, Pres. of Class Business Y K ELAYNE ISRAEL 2069 East 12 Street Arista Pres. of Dramatic Soc. Junior 8 Senior Sing, S.C.O. Blember, Service Leaoue t I x N. Y. lnstiute of Appfieglslirts. Sc Science 3 J P. D J X AUDREY JACOBS 1911 East 15 Street Business BARRY JAFFE ,a.,m i.i, I far X E NK i 'E 1050 East 14 Street M , Pres. of Senior Class, Pres. of Co- Cetters, Grade Justice, Lt. Crade fu Justice, Football Team ' -..h 7 QQNX. at-Q . f . VVILLIAM JOHNSTONE 74 Florence Avenue Business JOAN JORTNER 2197 Ocean Avenue Library Asst., Pres. of Off. Cl College JOAN JUREK 2333 Plumb lst Street Business HSS 15. MARVIN KAGEN 2323 East 22 Street Late Squad, Lab. Asst., Service League Columbia JOAN KALMINSON 1821 East 17 Street Nlernber of Band, Pres. of Senior Class, Treas. of Off. Class, Library Squad Cornell ELLIOT KALT 2020 East 14 Street Vice Pres. of Off. Class Columbia SYBIL KAMERMAN 2541 Ocean Avenue C.O. Treas. Asst., Tres. of Off. Class C.C.N.Y. RHODA KANTROVVITZ 1802 Ocean Parkway Program Comm., Service League Brooklyn College .. I fx LLL' taxis KAPLAN Il VU if 2285 Ocean Avenue W Jef-fl' Service League fa SL f' Model :LL,g., xt 1 ti, I K' L, i MARY KARATHANAS1Sl 1816 East 14 Street Vice Pres. of Dramatic Soc., Vice Pres. of Ott. Class, Treas. of Oili- cial Class Business IRENE KASSON 2239 East 2Ttli Street Service League. Treas. of Class Business School . N 1 1 Sing, 1 . tc Mitt 1212 ogzszsenta -- 11.41111 Down-- xi lafmsellor D. , ni, Service V .. f 11 , .mn . 1. ' an v'.. li f' S 'J 12, ' 74 X mr ' rf ' X 73: N -, - gf, ,V Wggv Liv If g 'iv . g.Ec,.--. 0 in 1 . 1 .ff X . 1. india AW Q ',', I V X my IOEL KLAUSNER 3591 Bedford Avenue Baseball Team, Junior Varsity, Serv- ice League College BRUCE KLEINMAN 2502 East 19 Street Class Pres. Fencing Team, Service League University of Puerto Rico SONDBA KLEINMAN 1416 Ocean Parkway Asst. to Dean of Boys, Pres. of Off. Class, Program Comm. N,Y.U. G1EORC1A KLETT 1364 East 24 Street Service League, Tutor, Class Vice Pres. N.Y.u. 0 , Q Od ROBERT KLOPP 1 ,fy W 110 Dictum Court I ,ff af' Varsity Football Teanig Service League Pres. of Off, Class: fencing Squad 1, 'l 1.1 Q L Business 1 1 NK fi r 1 X' 1 MARTIN KOEPPEL 1917 Avenue M Class Pres., Service League Brooklyn College CERALD KOCAN 137 Neptune Avenue Dramatic Soc., Debating Team., Varsity Show College f V H J 1 rl SHEILA KORNSTEIN 2148 East 19 Street Business MILLICENT KOTCHER 2034 East 9 Street Dance Comm., Vice Pres. Class. Treas. of Off. Class College BARBARA KOVLER 4307 Bedford Avenue Service League, Asst. in Health Oflfice Brooklyn College NIARILYN KRAMER 1447 East 29 Street of Off. Cirls Asst. to Miss Zehner, Pres. of Off. Class, Treas. of Off. Class, Senior Representative Adelphi College ARTHUR KRAUSS 1836 East 18 Street Business RUTH KRAUSS 2438 East 22 Street Asst. in Cen. Ollice, Service League, Lab. Asst. Business LARRY KRUC 1806 Avenue R Off. Class Pres., Service League Brooklyn College PAULINE KUDNIAN 2301 Avenue Z Service League Business . Zia l i ' 3 6 f sis r s . :QV alias ELAINE KUPERMAN 2345 Ocean Avenue Pres. of Off. Class, Service League, Program Comm. College LILIANE LACHMAN 1808 Avenue V Service League, Dramatic Soc., Program Comm. Brooklyn College s ANNA LACIOS 2713 East 26 Street Class Asst., Library Squad, Service League College JOAN LANZA 1958 East 15 Street Pres. of Senior Oflicial Class, Treas. of Class, Service League Model CUY LAVVRENCE 2641 East 18 Street Track Team, Class Officer, Ceorgetoxvn University RUTH LAVVSON 73 Aster Court Asst. to Teachers Brooklyn College EDVVARD LEAHY 3802 Avenue S. Pres. of Oil. Class, Vice Pres. of Oil. Class, Basketball Capt., Service League Police Force JEANETTE LE CLAIRE 1941 Coleman Street Asst. to Mr. Mayer, Service League Business f l ll lv 1 , 3 I ,531 Q V K M- I I Q V . 1 f,, Q .fs , Q if 1' Q ' A f r X ,Q ' ZZ: fi X ,Q V ..... I L 5 ,. 5 T5 f'Qci,L? g a . 5 1 ' if? 53? .1 i f ,vlzl fm 's ffff .J df N t 1 f 'R Bi A f X . :' 1, A f 1 : VV, 15 1. 1 r 2 , e 2 as A i YS ES ' 2 'L Hia W? 4 l ,iw L, M, L ' z -ug .Zim . ' , 2 A , 'VVV , , , - N , Y . J K -...rid f' , 0 1, . . fr 9 ,..,: V w To . 1 : iq fr' Ml ' in '5 . ,, 5 K - , . ..,, in ll' X 2 fr f, 'Wir if -...R ilfixxxx-I , . IOSEPH LO IACONO 1627 East 32 Street Stage Crew Business CAROLE LovEJoY V WJ l557 East 21 Street' nf ffl Pres. of Off Class, Af5f4tf,'to,:l?lqagli2l ,4 fig fiffllfv Aly iA!g,l!l'f Q IW! 4 .flu ll U: ,VIE-If ' Mm Vlw XM CATHERINE MADDEN 3221 Avenue S Class Pres., Service League, G.O. Representative Business HENRY MAHER 2124 East 35 Street Service League, Pres. of Off. Class College WlLLlAM MAHER 2 llerome Court U. S. Marines ROBERTA MALIN 2503 East 23 Street Asst. to lVlr. Downing, League Business School Service FRANK MANIACI B96 East 18 Street Off. Class Pres., Service League St. llolmn VIRGINIA MANOOKIAN l839 Gerritsen Avenue Service League, Asst. to Teachers Business LEONA BIARCHAND 2283 East 26th Street Service League, Stage Makeup University of 1Xliami MARTIN MARCUS 2147 East 17th Street Service League, Field Day Contest New York State Institute SONDRA MARIN 2835 Ocean Avenue Bowling Team, Treasurer of OH31- cial Class Nlodel DORIS MARKS 1248 East 19th Street Log Stag, Tutor, Assistant to Mr. Downing, Service League Brooklyn College MARIE MARRONE 1807 Coney Island Avenue Service League, Mathemadison Staff Business School CAETANA MASCIANDARO 1626 East 32nd Street Fashion Designer-Model LEONARD MAUSKAPF 4533 Bedford Avenue President of Official Class, Vice President of Oflicial Class, House of Representatives, Service League Brooklyn College HELENE MAYER 2050 East 18th Street Dance Committee, Vice President of Ollicial Class, Assistant in At- tendance Office Barbizon Model E Y 'I H X X 4 , x ,, f' '- UW I as I at M' L i. EDWARD MC CARTHY 1767 East 22nd Street Baseball Team, Class President Notre Dame -' ,Z 594' Vice President of Official Class, M 9712446 ID L ,eifn JEAN MAUREE ' C EWAN 4016 Avenue R Service League, Assistant in Record Room, Assistant in Gym Brooklyn College EILEEN MC CANN 1977 East 28th Street Service League, Treasurer of Oili- cial Class Business School ROBERT MC KEON 2141 Ryder Street Business ROBERT MC RELL 3707 Avenue IXI Baseball Team, Swimming Team, Service League, Class President Television Rlechanic ELAINE MELTZER 2301 Kings Highway Tutor, Literary Staff of Log, Senior Sinn ' - Brogklyn College ' 1 Q AUDREY BIENCI-IER 219 Avenue RI Lawyer or Designer BERNICE MENCHER 219 Avenue M Lawyer T 'ti ti,11f5QD'1Z1,z1W1N c f , ,qi 1- ,'l r,'z RT M r '- A1 1 Grade , 53 N-':1-'1 if 1 tr, flee if ., . , f,. '.,.,3 1 5.1 717 wx , A V , f ,,,.. . , ..,. .. A , - i . . P es ' , av, , 1 A if HQ-jga-:,, , My -V 2 : , , y M , an , is x f f , 1 f ig., li. 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MORIARTY 1460 East 15th Street Treasurer of Official Class, Service T ,i,,U,, O 'ULLHYA T11T.,1.,,,N,,,1.a..v Ut. ,,.,...r .,..,..v, IAMES MORROW 1543 East 38th Street Class President, Stage Crew, C.O. Committee Business LENGRE ELAINE MOSES 1320 East 9th Street Class Vice President, Dramatic So- ciety, Biology Squad, Service League Brooklyn College VVILLTAM MURRAY 52 1-lazel Court Service League Business PENEE' NAC1-IT 1256 East 13th Street Log Staff, Senior Iewelry Repre- sentative, Class President, Assistant in General Omce, Service League Hunter College SHELDON R. NACLER 1773 East 29th Street Debating Team, Class President, Class Vice President, Log Staff, Service League Brooklyn College IOAN NILSEN 1955 East 37th Street Business SYLVIA NESTLE 1931 East 32nd Street Library Squad, Assistant to Boys Dean, Senior Sing College ROBERT FRANCIS NIMBO 1783 East 14th Street Class President, Service League, Fencing Team Business NORMAN ODZER 2493 East 21st Street Service League Business WALLACE D, OETIEN x ff, 4010 Fillmor 'Venue JJ S mi J, Servmeggiague Coll vgepoigallirji ree ff A H4 'T fd ,I 'ills V Me' lj Z 7,19 V. ily 1, ,if 3311.92 g lifj, X ap. Zyrlr, - ljsi ITA IO ORDMAN 1256 East 13th Street Twirlers, Dramatic Society, Dance Committee, Class President, Service League Hunter College ARTHUR PALADINO 2057 Homecrest Avenue Service League, Track Team, Class Treasurer Business ELEANOR PANICO 2226 Ryder Street Service League, Assistant to Dr. Isola Business DAVID PANKIN 8869 20th Avenue Baseball Team, Chemistry Seminar Brooklyn Colle MARIO PAOLOTTI 1963 Homecrest Avenue Service League, Stage Squad Business FRANCES PAPERELLO 2018 Avenue X Chorus, Dramatic Club Business School GEORGE PARKER 1920 Avenue Bl Vice President of Oflicial Class, Laboratory Assistant, Service League Brooklyn College MAISIE PORTER 37 Joval Court Orchestra Business LEONA PERCHICK 1877 Ocean Avenue Library Squad, Advertising Art Squad, Official Class Treasurer Brooklyn College BERNA PISTILLI 1560 st 27th Street Football Team, Service League C.C .Y. SANDRA POKORNY 2225 East 24th Street Twirler, Service League, Dance Committee Brooklyn College W Te, K W, N, 5 A A -R Q V ' 5 sw --iz :1'1 - ' l 1'Hlfilli,L,1 l. , .. A X , t 2 if: g rfrr 5 Sn AE at 'a ,ar .. , . .3 ' 7 5. F t if, T if 1 1 1.'f5.Q1gPl' We y ,Q-N1 V Q E-'W iilmpfpe Pro- Q-, ,. mx., 'LV . Tiff 5 w t'wEEl,,'llHl1GQ.lri,R. . ,Q t ta l 'fx '55, av, K, ' - if 5 , .A ,af . - ' . A 'iii 'T' if ' A .. ., M is Tv. J. , tl 2g.rg3ueti J' H , 4 T fr f'fll117'f Erssf- K 1 ' t 1, ,, ,, ,,..,, -lm 1 Y! .uv r,'m,5i:3, Q? Q , A fl, gif? L il +' J A 4 ff ga , 1 , s k, . 7.1 1 'xg -5. T 'j we ., R Q A 59 ' , , HEDV L ,ilikl X 4 A f , lrgfliil .ui ,Qi 'f 3 K jgxlgxi' A I VM, ,fl V I N 3, . Ig ,f ,fy X! ' ' , ' A It-: fff if if , f , V f BENNETT REIMER 2l11Avenue W Orchestra, Class President, Junior Arista, Assistant in Music Room Music College REGINA REIN 2035 East 35th Street Student Court, Dance Committee, Service League, Program Commit- .-,, CMN ,r-.,...,-.t Long llsland University fm- Y-.. .- - FLORENCE RETSMAN 1820 Coney Island Avenue Service League, Program Commit- tee, Matlhernadison Stag Business School cuaiusrs Reiriza 1952 East 22nd Street Class President, Baseball Team, Swimming Team, Service League, Vice President of Ornficial Class R1-nnlzlvn fslnllc-nn , t tt- Business ROBERT JAMES ROBERTI 2306 East 23rd Street Assistant in Gym, Assistant in Shop Business VILMA RODNEY 1471 East 31st Street Lilbrary Squad, Service Class Treasurer Business League, STEWART ROBERT 112 Canton Court Business ..-1-:af ,, lf L I4 JOAN B. ROLAND 2046 Coleman Street Key Room Assistant, Gym Assistant Business JOYCE N. ROLL 4358 Bedford Avenue Arista, Dramatic Society, Co-leader Senior Sing, Varsity Show Publici- ty Committee, Senior Log Staff Brooklyn College EMILY ROMANI 4434 Bedford Avenue Assistant to Girls' Dean, Assistant in Attendance Ollice, blathemadi- son Staff Business Staff PHIL ROMANO 1454 East 7th Street Service League Pace College EERE 5833 5' 1-1 diem U15 W DU o 'U 5-QUE O Zig? 0 Quia U ga E01 HQ 9. : U3 sk. DORIS ROSEMAN 4- 1641 East 31st Street ef? ,'L Boosters, Radiowork Shop, Sec. of , P.1V1. Congress, President of Official 3. ,. 43 Class, Assistant to Grade Advisor fi W t.t 5 New York University ' J ARTHUR ROSEN 2414 East 23rd Street Business is - N Qwewi gmgmw ngwm' Using P4 Q,-1--xf1'lT' FRN .um -HW T4-Q E-T531-1 Czgfz lfcvz an MQ? 291' if Q, sr i-U5 Cr Si: Ei ft? X S '55 .Q deg -.-'L , ., .X ,fx . ll e, 5. ,418 l 1 RUTH ROSENBERG 1901 Avenue O Business ESTELLE ROSENBLUM 754 46th Street Assistant in Clinic Katherine Gibbs JOAN Y. ROSMARIN 1824 East 19th Street Dramatic Society, Varsity Show Publicity Comma Asst. to Senior Adv., Asst. to Scholarship Comm. U. C. L. A. LUCY ROSSETTI 1019 Avenue IVI Service League, Asst. in English Oflice Business ESTHER ROTH 2821 Neck Road Asst. to G.O. Treas., Service League, Property Squad Brooklyn College LEONARD ROTH 4587 Bedford Avenue Off. Class Pres., Service Squad City College of New York MARIE ROTHSCHILD 1779 East 28th Street Girl Leader of Arista, Tutor, As- sistant to Miss Zehner, Service League, Assistant to Mr. Brooks Brooklyn College HOVVARD ROTHSTEIN 2104 East 19th Street Football Squad, Photography Squad Brooklyn College serial lf.flks.dl.f15o7iia,n Y a KET M 4 P Z V. lass, lt wi w,.ng,jg i l If-'fersfltiff Ll' I Piilfil' l 3l!ill?it'LC, Srt 'ilglmrg'-aifgfn, TT'LlNl,, it Asziftt in Gyrn Y g' ti: Cf! ,ml kjrilltf, liqmiwanl, Radio PN 1 , ,. w 1 mllwwfi fl? lillwlh, N ,ht I N l gil' fllroius, Varsity ' l I5llfiPfQ,?tlieJ'lf.'QZQ 'i inimfaritwiie Treas. o? l Fieaciiisd Society E A f1eiff'.':e llseaigue Q.. f , 2 ,', 1 if f 6 Q Q ,F ., Vvbbl it . , ,' , f'a ' . V V' Y N , , . 1. l, yliv,,vv.X, E g A 5 I , . , WT-l 'W if JW' fr' T: j it . , lll , b M ,fxk f e Y .M 1555 is :wf,,Q,.,,, 9 , -Kas. A S Q x., I A 2, si L wa s ... 3 1 ' i f I. U Vw N,:,. Q A., l .x ' '1 if N A 'iff V A . , . Q if 2 V :I Q, lf ,Q st? E bl., , 4,.,. , W , K 'Vu I , I ., A Q ' ji 1 ll T 'Z . l .V ,- AW13. 4f 2 T-if-1' 6' k S31 Aff tilts 124,453 Q ,-6 ' l fzlff' ' it 4 U 'V 1,6 ,V rt, H ., V ft ' CQQPZVR1 ig? -,,,Il,, , 2 Q 5, ' , W. gn' Q' ,es T gg. ,, 1 4 ..., i i .K - . f as :affair ...H .awp we fl' .4 1 if , It 1 P R ' - '1 :W ,K 'ill ,fi 7 , F 1 , , . J e ,nf ,Z5?9 .z,, 4 gf MA , ,, It 7 S 6 1 We gg 2 A Km X f was QM ?i Z! ' ff, ,,, N J v ' lv 1284 , lf, , .kt , f,-1 -, . .af A ,::,.,, 4, if-v .,.. , ' fi 1, . 1 23,3 ., .L 1 2 ' , ,, ' 'S 3 .f its x l ww- w X 1..!.a , , L , I f , ts. I T., - 1 4 , i . 'fi w.. --- 0 X L' 1' Q - f. a S is X L -. - 9' . ,, C 4 - . 1 af Mtn ei' I flavgt rf D? ,Q , ft, it ,gf e -47 K Vieii 4 . ' Aa! STEVEN SCHATT 2806 Avenue W C.C.N.Y. JOAN SCHECKER 1950 East 35rd Street Service League Business School NORMAN SCHLEIFER 3576 Bedford Avenue Service League Broolclyn College PETER SCHLEIN l560 East 18th Street Capt. of Public Address Squad Go-Getters, Arista, Orchestra Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Y. fm -1 f RITA SCHNUER l935 East l7th Street 1 Pres. of Off. Class, Dramatic S0- ciety, Service League University of Pennsylvania jOAN SEEL 76 Dictiurn Court Service League Business SANDRA HOPE SEIDEL 1512 East 9th Street Debating Team, Tutor Brooklyn College ANNE SHANNOCK 2085 Coney lsland Avenue Arista, Service League, Tutor College IOAN SHAPIRO 3861 Bedford Avenue Dramatic Society, Senior Log, Serv- ice League, Senior Sing, Publicity Staff on Varsity Show Brooklyn College JUNE SHAPIRO 3861 Bedford Avenue Dramatic Society, Log Stag, Senior Sing, Publicity Staff of Varsity Show Brooklyn College IEANNETTE SHATZ 4408 Bedford Avenue Asst. to Boys' Dean, Service League College FRANCES SHERLIP 1752 East 9th Street Log Staff, Vice Pres. of Off. Class, Senior Sing, Dance Committee Brooklyn College EVLYNNE SHESTACK 1936 East 13th Street Dramatic Society, Service League, G.O. Representative, P u b 1 i c i t y Squad of Varsity, Club Senate Brooklyn College DOROTHY SICKER 1701 Avenue R Vice Pres. of Off. Class, Service League, G.O. OHice Brooklyn College ESTELLE SIKORA 4112 Bedford Avenue Pres. of Off. Class, Asst. in Gym, Service League Fashion Institute of Technology MERVYN SILVEE 2282 East 27th Street Music Assembly, Vice President of Ofiicial Class, Orchestra N. Y. U. 1 ft 6 'R , F. J 4' ,V A .G I M, ' ,,, K . at , as f V .n.s 'M I 'Q LARRY SINGER 1940 East 16th Street N. Y. S. Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences PETER SKAU 1837 Marine Parkway Business GERALD SLATKIN 1429 Ocean Parkway Asst. to Grade Advisor, Serv. League Brooklyn College BARBARA SMITH 1537 East 12th Street Madison StaE, Class President, Information Desk Squad Business LAVVRENCE SNYDER 2830 Ocean Avenue Arista, Highway Staff, Sec'y of Debating Soc., Pres. of Off. Class, Log Staff Cornell University MARION SOBEL 2017 East 12th Street Chorus, Service League Curtis Institute of Music CHARLES SOIVIIVIERFIELD 1575 East 3rd Street Capt. of Math Team, Arista, A. BI. Distribution Squad, .Tutor , Brooklyn College X x VL jjj., ij yillyflg. ,w'g3.Il f ' - - e.-0' ,n.1,,43. Ni I if 1 . - N EVELYN SPIEGIL 'J 1860 East 15th Street Asst. to Math Dept., Asst. in Gym Pratt Institute ' 1.-F13 'ff 'nw fi gif .1 ,1 u.rr,1,X41eELm.t, 1 V , , - '-+L'1 I T' . Sr. . A ' 'A vi ' .- ,ly . W , .. V J H V Q . , 4 if .. S ' Y ' 1' 2? '1l'l'if', 1 111 . 1a V . 1 s . , L., .. N I ' ' -5 f .Y::1:.y5 v, 43 C , E We ' A 1 ' 1-51 1 1 ii : . -4 I - :ve if '1f:'f',f ' ' l .l .551 1 1, 7 - 'l' 1252.111 Team 1 rQ.1fl,xili, Q 'D-ju W 'E' f'f2s,. V .Misra lsresiat mf x 1, 1. ' , t,7-N x r' ' f 5 5 4 5 -' ' - , .L , 411. X., M, N W7 X Y, A K, 1 'fel' ' 111 5111'Cg.,f,f1r111.MA1X1 '1 fl 'A 11' E' ef 1 f T I . I iff- M X , af ri 6 -di' 'fx 1 . 55 A Q' 'ff .gf-211.1211 f 1- ' fl ' Q .3 5' 29 1 I I X : 5 1 A ,.E1'fl, - lfillli ' 5. 13. way 1f11ejJo1:'tter., Log ' if Log? Adlvertising ' '55 47,11 :W .1 ,411 V . ,- V.'-- 1 . l . 5' Y wif . Q , 'f , ., .... .F1 WN,,.l m l Q - fi? fix A ' 4 .2 1 1 fulfil g.N1t1A1l1,11fl ' A 1 ,A ELAINE TANENBAUM 1566 East 26th Street Cheering Squad, Treas. of Dance Comm., Radio Workshop, Service League, Library Squad Hunter College BERNICE TANNENBAUM 2457 East 27t11 Street Business GERALD TANNENBAUM 1680 East 22nd Street Orchestra, Lunchroom Squad, Serv- ice League Business L11LL1AN TOMMAS1 2102 East 15th Street Pres. of OH. Class, Service League Broolclyn College NEl1l..N:l'ONE13k 1 1 7 17 Voofliiafs 'Avenue College ' Li , V1NCENT TRIA 1651 East 36th Street 1V1aj. Service League, Vice Pres. of OH. Class, Maj. Lunchroom College RICHARD TURCHIANO .f '-f 2176 East 33111 street , -f ,IV ,f Vice Pres. of Offf Clvasg,!Ser'1uce League, Lunchrpom-Capt.,'Chori1sf Swimming Sqyficl J I Colligt I I pf Y, 1,1 A . D , .iv ' ,' ,F J- 1 ,t , WILLIAM 'IWVOMEY 2654 East 26th Street ,! A JOSEPH H. VAN UITER 1629 Ryder Street Pres. of Off. Class, Biology Squad, Service League College GUY VELARD1 2006 East 26th Street President of Oflicial Class, Vice President of OHicial Class University of Alabama LARRY VELING 27 Canton Court Baseball Team, Techs Football Team, Pres. of Off. Class, Service League Business PETER VELTR1 2518 East 24th Street N. Y. State Institute of Arts and Sciences RAYMOND VIOLA f , ff, . 3 2311 Avenue fi ,f K Baseball Teamf, Ii V. Basketball 'Squad Treasf of Off. Class, Service Lsasuei t Cooper Union lt ly JOSEPHINE VISCARDI 1770 East 14th Street Asst. to Mr. Blumstein, Pres. of Off. Class, Asst, in Gym, Service League College SHIRLEY VOGEL 1117 Quentin Road Asst. to Grade Advisor, Service League Business ARNOLD R. WACIISMAN 20 Wtfstininstcr Road Highway Stall, Pres. of Oil. Class, llistory Dept. N11lTIC1lgI'2ll7ll Squad, Tutor Willitfrwm and lVlary Ciollt-gc 4 JOSEPH WAGMAN 2819 Avenue M Vice Pres. of S. G. O., Capt. of Swim. Team, Governor-7th Tenn, Committee Intra-Mural Sports College AEIUEL VVAISER 2068 East 35th Street Business Q X f .P +1-7 , J X,,. H lar fr VVMLMAN WX 21A ,East 16th Street Bio Squad, Busines 0 of Log, Service L e of Class Eusi F' ' . SM, It 1 'WL DANIEL VVANDER -H93 Bedford Avenue Football Team, Class Treas, Tutor New York University STUART VVASSERBIAN 2285 East 22nd Street Class President, Service League Philadelphia Textile , N 'TX ' Y fx 3,7 g ei Qbf..-c- pw- ',. , . ami Lx ':,f XJR 015, 'tlT-l-fvLJ- six' llxliv- 1.!-.L wvw-b BARBARA YVATTS 1342 East 15th Street Treasurer of OH31cial Class St. Johns University ANITA XVEBER 2054 East 26th Street Dramatic Society, Program Comm., Service League Actress RONALD E. YVECHSLER 1525 East 26th Strcct Football Team, Captain of Fencing Tcaun, Bookrooin Squad, Vice Pres. ol' Olll. Class Univcrsity ol' Connecticut .1 J, W af Q . ..v. 5 ' r xg . X- :wma J! tr EM :I H M., M, , Q, y ur E' my , 19 . . 1 if WMU: i mf' A 1, 'J 1-1 iii a . 115 -V ww- ,ul fi ' if sk , 1' ! . Aw! Y- W I 7 57 4, V- , 1 . 3: - .br Q H -,,-. Jw x . ' Q A 1 L . ' Y ' 5 MJLILU I X M A X X ' gf., H N' X A J X . ' 1 - rar-Q V , L Q.. 1 . ,,.X.f.W1,4:M,.,.: 1,',,M1 ,3.,.,, RJ. ,,j,,..Q ,P . . ., .vJ.,:rQe.:aQM . ---,Lf U mm-. WL , ,.,,x.saJlQl..!'L . vm, is ,AV f, Sf . i H. h- . '.1.fp11:ls, .:L1QQM3.i If au- ' f .I Q f- jg Y 'z - Laaggeizx g,-asf 5 ' V ' 1 1:1 L ,,5 A.....w5,hM-Immun' J , : 1' WW' 'HWWW ,s E ,. -. .5 '4 4 ai W? f I - , . , , 1,V,f - , f I . ,-QIJQ1. '- , X 12325535 ,W 1 ,U fi, ., ., MARILYN ZABLUDOWSKY 1698 East 21st Street Member of Scholarship Comm., Vice Pres. of Off. Class Dramatic Club MARILYN ZARETSKY 2030 East 12th Street Asst. to Girls Dean, Pres. of Off. Class, Asst. to Miss Bearman, Asst. in General Office Business ELAINE F. ZIMMERMAN 1820 East 26th Street Dramatic Society, Service League, Log Staff, Class Pres., Program Committee New York University JOEL ZIMMERMAN 2907 Quentin Road Pres. of Off. Class, Service League, Dance Committee Brooklyn College ig' ..,, 1:- 5 I 2 . 'Q 'lll :'l Yi 7 A 7. X-ff 121 5' ' f s . 1 9 . .. ., iw 4- -v' , 6' ' f' I , 'A rail: N Ll' . NJ h f, 1 2 x, - , 1 -dsx ' 'Q , V , Q 5 4, ,Q af 6' If--',,,. Q ZAZ: A H ..V., .Ii JOHN ZITA 2157 Ford Street Service League, Vice Pres. of Off. Class Business GERTRUDE ZOHN 1342 East 18th Street Capt. of Service League, Business o , I c . SALLY zoNIs , ,, 1971 East im, sneer' Lib. Squad Asst. in Gen. E., Service League Hunter C011 u ' I, ' .J 'r VVILLIAM B. DANZ 2174 Kimball Stieet Vice Pres. of Off. Class Squad, Service League Business , Projection , . w 22,4523 QMS www- , ESE 1, LY. i f ,',5,IUl , . 'R 533.61 , ff , 4 af rw? X I f X ffm -9' T7 Editor'-iifz-Chief Jorca BERLINER SPORTS STAFF Editors-Howard Spear and VValter Shalaun Donald Liebers, Ronald Friedman, joe Wagman, Artie l-lulnerlield, Anthony Spano, Paul Bender, ADVERTISING STAFF Editor-Ella Taclaler Ruth Bernsely, Mary Hudyma, Helen Schulman, Diana Sandler LITERARY STAFF Editor'-Carol Kitzinger Joyce Berliner, Elaine Meltzer, Robin Hurwitz, Lawrence Snyder, Rita Kreigcl, Stanley Scliumslay, lack Hocliman, Doris Marks, lloldcrta Gilman, Bcryl lloscn SENIOR PAGES STAFF liltIito1'4Co1inic ljlcisclicr ILIIQ1 Iirclilcr, Iovcc Iloll, Sylvia Ncsllc, -Ioan SIILIIWIHJ, 'Ium' Slmliiru v M' ' - 5 v X 1 4 ,pg X, lx f' f iff. '11 ,n ..l . :15.fz,,WWf,,aa ,- 5 The Fc1culty's C Mr. Rosoff To each girl I leave a copy of Seventeenth Summer and to each boy a copy of the Story of the Dodgers. Dr. Serota A pink and blue rattle tied with a ribbon of Madison's colors as they emerge from the cradle of High School days and find themselves just born into the real world. Mrs. Trefousse A good actor. CDirectress of the varsity show.D Miss Taleisnik A genuine love of the theater. lllr. Sarney A short program for next termg a two-hour-a-day jobg and teachers and bosses more understanding of your shortcomings than we are. llrliss Zelzrzer A sense of humor. CTeachers, too.D Miss Brody Youlve left me alone so Iill leave you my interest. Mr. Slzooltlzoff The earth. CAny explanation?D I can't help it. lllr. Leviizs I-low can I leave them anything? I havent enough myself -Iim working on my hrst hundred. Mr. llrlorgerzstern The sweat, blood and tears that the math team sheds in action. Miss Telylne All the lterchiefs that you want to wear in gym, a pack of gum, and a good memory to remember your combinations. Mr. Kapp A set of dark lights so that they can show movies anywhere. Mr. Bloch A Long-Playing record saying, You can't get out of the lunchroom. It's a onefway trap. Clrle means it.D Mr. Barnett All the beaten-up school instruments as the ill winds that nobody blows good. Miss Home The strength to carry a piece ol' paper as Far as a waste basket. ,H 'E awlv TT, Y , at ,big hire, 'iff' l , 'T 1 v v QQ- r ,Q 1, e , if .-Q f S! x 4 1 e -fs 4524 T 44 1 . ,E ,Al Ln 1 r , N 1. M. 24 A 'X 1.5 15'5f' .,f:-W 1 ,W 543 .4 ff W 1 wo ,C , , 7 x .f 2 x R, X 1 R A K' Zi' 'if' EF 1 x--wigmm , ' WA .,:,. ..:- , j. , 42 wi'-QW, Wy? f Q 4'-, 'f - ,-ff ' X . , WA .... M ,,,.. 5g:a:ag:f-, ...., 21:5-xaz x , NM ' ,, , 4 X W X J X Z i x w E ,:,,, X .X x 5 N , NWQQQ . :.:asr5e::f':.b ' 11. -f:'51L:::a7 Familiar Sayings of Teachers At one time or another all of us have mimicked our teachers because their sayings are so characteristic of them. In this thesaurus we have attempted to ortrav them in such a wa that the will be endeared in our hearts forever. P , Y Y III r AIT. AIT Neiiiyiield-Would you artists mind not displaying your talents on the furniture? Costello-You donit believe I can rip a telephone book in half? Cfiiip, riiipl . Tlzolfseiz- one up on your onions, brothers and sisters. Mr. Carrel-Ah, olf, now there's a game. Mr. Hrzslzirz-E ' n glori ummy looks better than you. .1 Mr. Cohen-T t doesn't go her brother. NIV. lllorg 'zste 11-FQSICI, canit yo go faster? Dr. Sefqta- ur story has touched xy heart. . VVI iiibq Get your program hereku ATT Bliss Ta isnik-Appoint yourself a colunmittee of one. NIT. He ericlz-Pooling means failingi ll 's. Carolan-All right, seniors, next te you won't have to do it. Il if ' ack-If I give that test again you s ld all get a hundred. Mr. O1 I n-You're too fast-let me put it in my ook:-, Alias Tamzeifzlaaum-You just haven't an aesthetic soul. VV0lf-Let's see some new dirty hands go up. L. .J k in . ' Mis Zellner-You know youire getting detention. VVould you li 'e me to escort you to the room, dear? NIV. Seigel-This problem is really very simple. ROBERT GILMAN 5.91 I BERY ROSEN I W H DORIS ,QIARKS ri il ofa' . N i ,fo 22:2 YZUTSE ...T Q J ,SATISFIEIJ LJITH , P j . ,f ' mr mosaic' V+ if '19 M -s ti U 'X if il . s . lf , I X X im- ' ' f I . I3 X s X' I If Plf:lt ifL ,J iii fy X Q xxx. S If HX X N a. if D X X V A 4, iw LE' - 4,5-.1 ' , ,,.H.Q,1-5 ff ' f5,x.,f gf 35' , o r'.n'v1E41-cw' 1' -, WW-i f5,51u-f...Q,2? f-if-7 u wig -- 3.1, -qu, wxfzfvn, 3 Vmfpkrl Lf, rf' , Z-. 'fl 25' EL '5'.'f 11111 2wI.4.'f, K W . 'gifff'-f'fi:b 1+-uf'' I z:fg1...,q an Q 1 511' ' . A uw, - YQQYQ q4,., , www 1- f ri H3 M ,gf ,, nm. M-.11 ,M ,,X.,4,,. I 4 li ic.-751 A f -fm N ,,.: x--71 .Y-M-'na . ., - ,M LJ.. -, Y W wsu :Y K ' M , wr :va mm, ' rf ,7w.,,., ig 1-Q1 V, ' ,, A 4 if L' 11 E' X Yum , 1 131 A r. . t, 555355 V . f ' Lfzff my 'f QQ., She' said .4 - 4 .W- ,. ,. PN we , . Qggw Ji -few! , , 2 Q as H1-G .53-.J :L .JL '. 7, S, fi f 1 u . , :r-1 A .- . -4. W . .Q . mf: ics T ., 'J -- .. , ' fi E v mf ar M-HM . PL Q 1' X-L53 7 F'-- f .1Ef':..,4i U' Q 'Lf nan' A ., Ju , .'Q' :s V ni, Q.:f.Jd :MI THROUGH THE YEARS FRESHMAN YEAR l can remember everything, can't you? It seems as though it took place yesterday, when, in reality, almost four years have passed since we first entered lVladison's gates and care. How can we ever forget our Freshman Year at the best school in Brooklyn? As we were escorted into an auditorium, which seemed large enough to swallow us up, Cand which, we were sure, was there for the aforefmentioned purposeb we Hfreshiesn, with our newly-polished public school graduation pins, told ourselves we weren't in the least bit nervous, and we werenit-hardly. After all, this high school is a blessing, we thought, as we slept late in the mornings and groped our ways home in the dark every night. Loaded down with lunch baskets, program cards, and college requirement lists, we arrived for our first school day. Qur new teachers greeted us with delaney cards. Though there were directions on the card as to the way to be Hlled out, each teacher seemed to want to improve on them, and for every class, the card had to be filled out differently. That didn't bother us though-this was a great school. We had looked forward to freedom and five minutes for chats between classes, but we found ourselves hardly able to hike from the first to the fifth floor classrooms and get to the door before that dratted bell rang, and we began the tramp downstairs for late passes. ln our officials we were told that we must subscribe if we wished to be regarded as good citizens of the school communityl'-so, we subscribed. l believe we freshmen must have supported the G.O., Highway, Madisonian, PTA., and other school functions with our earnestly offered dues. Sports events? Was there a football game that we missed? Uur first assembly on February l5, with Mr. Blumstein, proved to be an interesting one as we learned of traffic rules Chow to distinguish an UpH stair- way from a Down D and the school organization. Vifith the Howers that may bloom in Mayw came the Dramatic Society production Taming of the Shrewf' which we all hastened to attend. When September rolled around, with our report cards in our hands, we entered our new official rooms, holding high hopes for ourselves as Upper Freshmen. We tossed away our First Term Grade Pins Qon which, incidentally, we had changed the l to a 4 with India lnkb, and got ready to start a clean, new, fresh slate. Nothing impressed us more, T venture to say, than our first attendance at the Candlelight Ceremony in the auditorium, for thc lnstallation of S.C.O. officers. Following up, the next big event was the first dance of the term, a llalloween Dance. As we walked along the halls, we began hearing, Tickets for the big shown or Get your tickets to the Varsity , and it soon became evident that a new presentation was under way. Sure 'nuff It turned out to he equal to one of liroadwayls-talmost?. You Can't Take It With You proved to be perpetually hilarious and how can we ever forget those Friday or Saturday nights when we attended the performance. We never could find our way about the school, nor did we discover any use for those pureliasecl Gym Spotsu and Hlllevator Passesn, but enjoying it immensely, we spent our Freshman Year, which seems, now, to have taken to wings and llown away. R113 Ifrmggyrd .iw M - LL. - ,V 'wwf- -ff -wr' ' -f -2'wY.'.' W 'M fr -3. x -Ln ,.f 4--f f mil ii ll! V551 'i 'x V ' -3 .421 :Z ' M5 iMLj1':sM.iQ,ENi1 1 ff ,if Q1 . 'wwf Qian Vs-T and if rig above Elle 'things f the 111953 wig ,,,3, - ' , YO FEu!3iLi'3Tf?f 15259, was dw Q wiueiifig if '.QQ- 1 r we fA' .11 wi xi 1 L 'V ro: gis7f f'Q,:fav Y 553: HES maxi-2, r'fi ,JS rfffwf, T7UEQ?1 WWW 2 it 11, gumqgiaglj A? old MEG 3m' Uf:Q4 fi ffff I . W - K El Harmful, w,w.,. I' 1 1 11 '?lYili3fEEZ3C'ff1 , fewer. The Brat -A IidS'Eh6,E1EV3iTQKS do sea mmmi 15 withdut 3 Slogan, hisfrighi 'Lam ia-z ',iL Gzfhis ' A :at IRM , .. ., , 1 1. 1' 1 QM qiwnff. ' A SEE. V J,J.,1- .rw JL pmrfayscg 'sm -1 I 4 v 1 K: . M r'-1 wk U 1 WMM W4 KFWWFX' F-ww w f ' y f J ' M , am f W W, M' .. H., M-121 5 1Ta. lE.fHlA9Sl'1lHh juivioas Somehow we managed to pass our first regents examinations and enter our junior year. lt was a spring term and we all looked forward to seeing the annual varsity show which was to be The Importance of Being Earnestn. On April Fools Day we all laughed heartily at the Mad Highway which carried a report by an eminent psychiatrist that all psychopaths are lovely. As we looked around the school we discovered that Madison had two new shops and that the student government had a new cabinet system. VV e knew spring had officially arrived when we began hearing about the first Spring Carnival and the practice sessions of the football team under their new coach, A1 Caruso. After learning that our baseball team had finished in third place we rushed to buy season tickets to all their games so that we could go see a Dodger game at Ebbets Field Cand be excused early from sehooll. The summer vacation was approaching and the last two weeks in june were spent in intensive worry for the regents exams. Soon after our retum to school in September we noticed many students wearing strange signs bearing the word Sing . We soon learned that the Sing was to be a contest among the four years and the winning year would be pre- sented with a plaque. Many of us worked hard on our theme, A Musical VVedding of B 8a C , and were very sad when we only took third place in the final judging. But we took our loss graciously and started preparing for the next Sing',. All artists were working hard at this time trying to win the I-lighway's contest for a new flag. The flag, which was chosen near the end of the term appeared for the first time in the last issue. The football team was also working hard and for the first time in many years had a chance to play a night game at Ebbets Field. One Thursday morning many of us had the honor of hearing Harold Russel tell about his war experiences and how he came to get a part in The Best Years OE Qur Livesn. It was one assembly period that will remain in our memories for a long time. Another interesting event that took place in the auditorium was the General Electric Show which revealed many of the marvels of modern electricity. It was during this year that the Freedom Train came to Brooklyn and his- tory teachers chose volunteers to go see the train, while many others went because they wanted to see for themselves the documents that had played such an important part in shaping our country's history. Madisonls girl-conscious boys were happy to learn that their chances of getting a date were fairly good since out of the four thousand nine hundred students in the school there were nine more girls than boys. As our junior year neared an end we all felt just a little older and a little more mature because of our numerous experiences, and we looked forward with great anticipation to our hnal year in high school. LAWRENCE SNYDER au?-. Sxmzusa 1 15351535504-faEE:? 3 if ml,Q,:2l,f .Newspaper was puiil Would 'Tse as L: After naming fiyff' eyes beliwlfl 11151 gfff, :i1i ' viii L v , I .I .nl V X - 5-43 Itmssed. our Way: shdw' of fheterm Wa. SW: Patyirufe 'Fifi us 'Who iwantfgii to 25:1 lfeasfhed at M e ,1gavC f.,Qu1f S5..UQfmr fha Q one. After n'umer Q'u.3 ii ' J usdjlynisg Picifures and praying A T 1 J r FEYEEEJ -f.,1'EJA-.-12, - ' Sing 31 adbually hea1'h irnse2M illkmiigzi ' 1 slam GE Q 1 Eimfffllf' I , ? Leila Gabrgi1owitz, and Ghz K THINGS T0 COME. u. Lf? I: u.: Qi D. joe Uluguzmz-Swiriirning instructor at Vassar. Carol Kitzizzger-Faculty adviser to a high school paper. Frau ELlll't'll'LlS-G1'3dC adviser in a pre-kindergarten school. Marcia Epstein-Cheering for a winning team of her own four kids. Betty lean Finlay-Training with Shirley May France for a channel swim. ferry Bimrl-Puhlishing goldeplated copies of lose Clmrles Souznzerfielcl-Blathematics expert on the atom homh. Leila Ctilrrilouiit:-l3irst woman Supreme Court justice. Slzelly Geller-Playing the tromhone in a smolie-lilled night cluh Cwith a llarvard diplomal. Barry llriffe-P1'esident ol, an all-girls school. Nornm Cfolzerz-Passing the liar. fLaxx' that isld Marie llotlzsclziltl-An Xl. li. S. degree from college. Cloriu lieizz-Married to ti grridtitite ol' Brooklyn College. Elaine Ismel-Replacing -lessiea Tandy in a Streetcar Named Desire . Vincent il-riuffomlueting trrillie nt Bro,itlupix' and -llnd Street. lleleize illemlelwn-Exliihiting lier .irt xxsorls .it the Metropolitan Museum ol! :Xrt. Cuior Rirzixcisrz SIAN Seuuxisiix' R it u .1 L r r 1 4 ,V y .rf Big Y.-s ' .'f'r'L 'EH 4 cf f f 4z'wfaB2'f2'nf??Nufaf2w2s1v.1'E 'Mahi ,L Q w 9 ON THE C-RIDIRCDN In 1948 Al Caruso came back to Madison to commence his reign as our football mentor. He was faced with a group of inexperienced players whom he soon converted into a well oiled team. The first game of the season saw Madison set back Midwood 19-6. The Golden Tornados' good fortune then took a decided turn for the worse. They lost to Erasmus 19-6, and Tech overran them in their first night game in ten years 20-6. The Quentin Roaders held Tilden to a score- less tie. New Utrecht tied the Black and Gold 18-18, with a touchdown in the closing minutes of the game. ln their next two games the Quentineers were defeated by Lafayette and Boys High. Tay Erench, lack VVilliams and A1 Hutt were the standouts in the baclcfield. Ciccia, hflalm and Schwager were the bulwarlis of the line. Madison opened the season with one of the strongest and heaviest lines in the city. The Golden Tornado got off to a fast start, heating Midwood 12-6. A highly favored New Utrecht team was next to face the Black and Gold, but Madisons line refused to yield and the game wound up in a scoreless tie. Next we faced our traditional rival Erasmus in an exciting contest which saw the Black and Gold go down to defeat by a score of 18-7. The Tornado returned to its winning ways against Tilden with a thrilling 6-O victory. Madison succumbed to a powerful Engineer squad in its only night encounter of the season by a score of 26-1 3. Boys High crushed the Quentin Roaders 28-65 we were completely outplayed in this game. Next to face Madison was Lafayette. The Golden Tornado fell to a stunning defeat 16-O. After eleven years in the clutches of Lincoln, Madison finally triumphed, beating their traditional rival 12-7, to close out thc season. RONALD A. FRIEDBIAN 55? YM 2 W AZ 52 M f? ' 9 5 notls We 'Q 4 Graduafing Gridders 4-4' H- 'PI' 35f,Jr,s My UMQSQ WW: uw Mud. AMUW f w , ' T . f ffw Jive ummiffifiaatefl Cf mcg DEJE 3.31 'A 155 '?.','1.li . T.i.,,..,,,- 1 J ML A,.A3m,- . WM ,WB an fzfaf au' f . R M' ,V ,f,, ,- W, ,M W v , A ',.,.,., .. .. ,. W .,, f1wWwlMyMWwAnMMwp fm PITCHING CURVES During our four year stay at Madison, the base- Ng! ball team has enjoyed one successful season after an- , other. ln our freshman year, the Wundermen came -f up with one of the greatest teams in P.S.A.L. history. This squad won the Brooklyn borough championship, ran up a nineteen-game winning streak, and went as . -15 far as the city finals before bowing to Cleveland. I This marked the first time that a team had gone fs -1 W through the official season undefeated. 'lVVhitey Eilertsen and joe Torpey emerged as the stars of this .3 great team. joe is now with Mobile in the Southern '. Association, a Brooklyn Dodger farm team. 1947 was slated to be another peak year for the Black and Gold. However, early-season injuries to Eilertsen and to center-fielder Paul Severino forced and Frank Torre, the team made a mid-season recovery which h l jfzjb Mr. Wunderlich's boys off to a comparatively slow start. Sparked by D an finish among the leaders. The 1948 edition of the Wundermen likewise an season ' s one of the favorites to capture the championship crown. Th ne-up, as in t rea , was powerfladen, with such sluggers as lrlane, Torre and Sal 0 ivio ' O the way. johnny Costello at third, Dinino and Ferrare in j e ou e , and Young and Litman in the field were some of the other bright . 1 the starting nine. Arty Applebaum did the major part of the hurling ough he pitched master- fully in several of the league contests, his general unsteadiness sealed the Black and Colds chances of finishing at the top. I 1949 saw the Quentin Boaders among the best in the borough for the fourth consecutive year. The team remained in contention for the title until the very last game of the season. Frank Torre, alternating between first base and the pitching mound, once more proved to be the sparlvplug of the squad. He hit a lusty .430 at the plate and compiled a 440 pitching record. Even more heart- warming to Coach VVuntlerlich were the feats of Sid Kraus, a freshman. By playing a line game at shortfstop tlirougliout the season and by csttiblishing himself as an effective lead-off batter, Sid has given all the assurance that he will hlossoin into one of the top perlloriners on the high school tliainond. AN'i'iioNY SPANO 31 I3 my 5219 mmm 9' W ' L H15 iplajf-u.3H':q, Drama wit fi 4 Q Q JMB Aw 2 fi' 43 ta 41, mm? Lf: 1 - ur ftars 'x3,'T-zmlxmzzzx byn ig? Ztlbfiingg RE f1 f A 3 . 1 1,,-nif --Q 5 fm M f wr X y I 1 sccommds lcfii aio 5' mf + Ha coach 1'v'Iusl1w1ssfitf ,SH f rely fQ 1'U1 75:-ww ESM um w ,ME - Jluis, . .. In THE WALLMEN ln '47 after the teams settled down Madison found herself in second place close on the heels of Lafayette. Due mainly to the fine play of newcomer George Goldberg the team was able to finish in second place. The l48 aggregation although inexperienced surprised everyone in the league by finishing the season in a deadlock with Lincoln and Tech for first place. We went down before a strong Lincoln squad in the playoffs and had to be contented with second place. The standouts of the team were Kroll, Klase- witz and Goldberg. The '49 campaign was an exact duplicate of the previous one. Once again we finished in a three-way tie for first place and lost to Lincoln in the playoffs. Kroll, Goldberg and I-Iuriwitz paced the team with their continuously fine play. TEN PINS In recent years, Bowling has been becoming more and more prom- inent. This is not due merely to the fact that there are a half dozen trophies in our second floor cabinet, but is due mainly to the efforts of Messrs. Sternberg and Miller to build up a strong team and seeing to it that it gets a maximum amount of publicity. ln the fall season of 1948 the team captained by Bill Waller was nosed out by a very strong F. K. Lane aggregation. Madison was tied with Tech for second place. A playoff was arranged and with a minimum of difficulty, Madison won 5-O, thereby finishing in second place. The Spring season told a different story with Keglers jumping out into the lead and never being headed. This was due mainly to thc sterling bowling of Bill Waller, Artie Hubcrfeld, Norm VVeiner, Bay Cooney, Hcrby Gold and Bernie Gold. VVe won the championship by five points. This season the team minus the serv- iccs of Bill Wtillei', will be captained by Art llubcrfcld. The Keglcrs have started off strong and are looking forward to an- other ycar as The King of thc City Kcgglcrsf' ARTHUR lrlUi3ERF15LD- El' 1 , ,, 1.1 Wai ,T V ii .-313: xf 'Cf f 1 , Yi 9 ,. 'F 5, x A si f 5 r'- vi x if M . -, A b- . mm .J IM, fi x 'sm F i ' Ek 524142 1'Agi 4 ,ul . fx lm I 1 J Iv! af ELAINE GINSBERG ,pm 2, wmv OETJEN NN III X II QF Qi, IX My v 5 Nw S v QI Q' 51-I-A TACKLER fx J C R Teil ? 44,2 H 4' 5011 MILDRED cAss1DY 4,4 -.C A7 T! 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A ,, , , 2u,f7 f T3 'J 15- Mfg ,V f -2 A 1471! ,Q 2 1 5 by LW 'Sbgb Ships Thoi' Pciss in the Night As I write this I can still hear my elementary school principal saying on commencement day- The next tour years will pass very quickly-those years of growing up. How right she was-though at the UIHG lim SUI? H0119 of U5 lzelieved her. How could school years possihly go rapidly? Wie were SOOT1 to learn-the heartaches and the happiness that go hand in hand in growing up. Each new experience adding to our store of knowledge, and molding our char- acterelearning to work and play together without thought of race or religion. Learning to respect the judgment and wisdom of our teachers, who have taught us what years of experience has given them. Vile hope this added knowledge will help us hecome hetter men and women in the world of tomorrow. It seems like only yesterday, we entered lames Madison High School as freshmen-full of hopes and expectations and a little in awe of the upper stu- dents. It didn't take us very long to realize that we had to hecome interested and active in school activities in order to get the most ot what school had to offer. And so we started trying out for various cluhs and organizations. ln this experience we learned to accept the knowledge of defeat it we were rejected- or the pride and thrill of heing accepted as a member. Wie became active in school papers and magazines, student government, school sports. etc. ln each clula or organization we joined, we met new people and found new experiences. We have made many friends at school and have spent tour wonderful years in the process of growing up. Time may dim the faces ot some ol' these students and teachers we have worked and played with, hut the memories of all the adventures and responsibilities we have shared will never he lorgotten. Some- day, we will look hack on the pages ol, this hook and he ahle to recall the happy experiences that once were ours. To most ol' us this school is more than just a place where we had to study and workgwe played and shared in its activities always hnding pride in a viola well done. Now it is time to say gootleliyeefit isitt easv there is a lump in mv throat and tears in my eyes as l liitl larewell lo hlatlisoii. Lfviioi. lxrrztweuii LAST WILL AND if? -i fe 1 . - VV 6, file UT-Mimltiifig Class of january 1950, being of 1f5'?f7l'fid and questiomzlal sound boils: L if nl L i TH y Cf cr j is -J U! SCl'LOrJl3, our woririi-jf 'possessions as foiiowsg To Mr. Newfield-Another school building to help accommodate all the pupils. To Mr. Downing-A private detective agency. To Mr. To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To Mr Bloch-Hot plates equipped with stomach pumps. Mr. Blumstein-Some secretaries that don't take daily vacations. Mr. Brook-A cake of Ivory Soap to make the boys come clean. Mr. Brownstein-Four big wheels-and a Cadillac to go with tbern . Caruso-A never-ending supply of Schwagers. Mr. Drachman-A new goatee. Miss Hanslaery-An automatic transcript writer. Mr. Haskin-A senior class that doesn't sign petitions. Mr. Healericlz-Muchas muchachas. Mrs. Koltun-A log staff that doesn't bark. Mr. Krinsky-A bottle of school spirits. Mr. Mayer-A permanent record of our appreciation. Mr. Milgram-A late squad that comes early. Mr. Orshan-The key to the school. Mr. Papirno-An electric dish-washer. Mr. Rosenthal-Curved figures instead of plane. To Mr. Rothbart-Title of One of America's 10 Best Dressed lifiiiiiw. To Miss Taleisnile-An Arista composed of waiters and waitresses to man Tea. To To To To To To To the Miss Tannenloaum-A map of the English bookroom. Mr. Toloin-Loads of appreciation and the deed to Harvard. N Mrs. Trefousse- You Never Can Tell what we may leave Mrs. Whitlock-All the news that Hts the print. Mr. Wolf-Gloves for Those same dirty hands . Mr. Mitchel Wei1ier-A program change. relief of the school-We leave. C1-tiaors lK.:rrzrNeEia RM, xii., page . ,-,..,., fix Lawrtrwtiiii M M 1' 'ffl Ships That Pciss in the Night As I write this l can still hear my elementary school principal saying on commencement day- The next four years will pass very quickly-those years of growing up. How right she was-though at the time l'm sure none of us believed her. How could school years possibly go rapidly? VVe were soon to learn-the heartaches and the happiness that go hand in hand in growing up. Each new experience adding to our store of knowledge, and molding our char- acter-learning to work and play together without thought of race or religion. Learning to respect the judgment and wisdom of our teachers, who have taught us what years of experience has given them. We hope this added knowledge will help us become better men and women in the world of tomorrow. It seems like only yesterday, we entered james Madison High School as freshmen-full of hopes and expectations and a little in awe of the upper stu- dents. It didnit take us very long to realize that we had to become interested and active in school activities in order to get the most of what school had to offer. And so we started trying out for various clubs and organizations. ln this experience we learned to accept the knowledge of defeat if we were rejected- or the pride and thrill of being accepted as a member. We became active in school papers and magazines, student government, school sports, etc. In each club or organization we joined, we met new people and found new experiences. We have made many friends at school and have spent four wonderful years in the process of growing up. Time may dim the faces of some of these students and teachers we have worked and played with, but the memories of all the adventures and responsibilities we have shared will never be forgotten. Some' day, we will look back on the pages of this book and be able to recall the happy experiences that once were ours. To most of us this school is more than just a place where we had to study and work-we played and shared in its activities always finding pride in a job well done. Now it is time to say goodfhye-it isn't easy-there is a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes as l hid ll1ll'L'XVCll lo lkladison. Clxnoi, lxl'l'ZlNlIlf.lX g, Bfaokz-HA. Qt Bfqwnsisf Mrs. Kqlmmw-H.A i I?Q:i'i+rLSkj,f-'A Mzlgrawzdfgi .A C'zir1,Qs0+-H ,' Q1 - VDTHCPLMHW-S1531 Yfiwfzf WI-Ibznslzery--An P Haskiiz-A. wg 1 ff flaw . 6L1e1'f Q5z-34537 ig f 3 Q1 . A To Pcipimo-An eifexziwgg 55,1 fT0 Mr. Rosenthalf--4flwf If L L Rqthlwm--Tiz',l5.1f Miss Taleisiciikv--giil-' TQ Miss THEN-E?ZE0afLQ4li' new f 1' 0 Trefou5-5 , f x ,w , i' , ARM? 'i!'51'wy-'. W -cami Li' ri' N . ' M W lf Gloves W f relief of , wewqlaxzza , , ,W Um ' L4 e 1- QL? ,rp qg .. ,. 1,4 jzlliifg ' Num , N fm , 2 'Q , 502 1? Qvidif--.mf l Mx 5 i ' , A K is If Z' ' ,. , f' SQ ' Mwwifi V A ,,,M,f-5, I Vx Ea, , if 9 ' ' N , 2 ' V . rin 'Q 3' la .-15' 9 1 1 fx 1 x Q, .lg .3 X A A ,,,..-- an ,., E , x 1 A ...N-- Q 4 , x, I 'fa 1 I x 'N N X 4- , - x xx' X .Kgs S X, Y S' L w an 1 4 353 A ,nl ' Q H 4 qi. W,, EM di M I lg! NW f -A ii? .ig -- -- x.. G71 E... ' x.,' ' X ? CA... AVALGN PHOT0 STUDIC Cfficial Madison Pho+ographer 1223 KINGS HIGHWAY Corner Easjr I3Th S+FSG+ 1 BRQQKLYN, N. Y. Telephone: ESplanode 5-8424 4 2 I , D 1 Fu ji: V-, . za R' W ' L. Wt- fxayfw ::.,, , 5 fi . , ' ' f 'A 3? in ' ' L M1 ' 4 aio- , 1,555.1 ,.. I 5? Q-'QP fu.a,'.1g N 1 QM: fx., 1 ff F ' W u W COM PLIMENTS OF ALFRED M. COVERT Direcfor of School Savings KINGS HIGHWAY SAVINGS BANK DE. 9-9000 Complimenfs OI BOOSTERS PRESIDENT JERRY WILKOFF VICE PRESIDENT JUDY BAMBERG SECRETARY CAROL KITZINGER TREASURER NORMA COHEN Official Agency for NI. 5-5257 CL. 8-I67I SANDLER OF BOSTON and OFFICIAL BOY scour SHOES I-EARN TO DRWE THE SAFE WAY TREADEASY HIGHWAY SHOP LAKE AUTO SOHOOI- I949 Dual-Con+roIIed Cars Im KINGS HIGHWAY Reasonable Ra+es BROOKLYN- N' Y' H509 KINGS HIGHWAY Enhance On I6 Sireef Brooklyn, N. Y LO. 7-I870 Discounf p IO 35 Per Cenf ANN LURIE SHOPS INWOOD SPORTING DE. 9-OIOO S. Habefma GOODS CORP. SPORT SHOP Manufadurers OI FINEST ATHLETIC CLOTHING BIouses, Skirfs, Lingerie ISOB KINGS HIGHWAY Uniforms Made Io Order BFOOIQIWI, N. Y. 4425 BROADWAY New YnrIr 33, N. 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March IJ, l929- 0 the installation ol new s. ll also marked the First appmrlr'5r..X-bien? uiNa-I Sperling olomon, itzinger lelstein, loldman n-ashick 'ruchter Nvvll er K asser Welsh mbhit you hear of ' Like a go' the editors rabbit pur them. ll ont. So he what tr tion fc has a Bu who w-hr uit lz Pf 1 K l nan 'B in ',,.....- .5 ' ,. ' 'Yt.r'i ., y I ' at MQ, -. .af 0: 5' y, , cal ex, age and 5 veral Q4 rested er as In the ' o se lor cation ng T e agp I F0 ---- al if A 4 R A I fi FIRST DANCE idea for this article, thev ,igiizfois gzinal - in A' a rabbit w-' ,E of an , ' er 5 5 -fxxovwtll 'l1Mad1s0I1, UA on 7 f' 0 'A GR. ' . .5 Gr i'iPI.1i' Come BLJ' Clelzce P X. vplsoiaiqriiis- I 'mil erefluisites Wm Include lszvffo-If i o I r Ekmentary' Algebra mok .u , g- 9 e 'b ay ' Us I- ! 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