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

 - Class of 1952

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Tllere is no urea ot stimulation to time imagination and tile emotions ttmt retains its nppm-nt us constantly as does the world ot' the stage. Tlmsc ot us who grew up in ttxe prc-radio umt television ctnys experienced this range ol' sensations willloul tile clilution ot ersatz-versions, it we exvvpt time tieetlle colnpelition ol' time silent motion picture. l lxopv tlmt lor you. loo, ltle nvliievemvnts oi u qrent Amerirun ttleutre rvmnin an continuing souru- ot' pleasure and inspiration. Tile tmnilinr parallel ot life and tile stage tins in-en pointed up too effectively by great writers, notably by Slmlcespenre in Haunt:-tu nnct .'As You like tt, lor me to attempt to repeat il. Let me only mid ttmt it is possitnte, to apply the parlnnce of Colloquial criticism. to Mtmm up one's lite as ttmorougtlty as one's nvting. in lmotli spin-res, sinrerity mul clirectnvss am- prortuftivr- ol true arcomplislllnent. Sincerely yours, MAX NEVVFIEI .D MR. GEORGE B. IDCJWNING MISS DOROTHY ZEHNER f7x3,,,,,aLX 'Zuma I ... I I I I .I I I I I - I L 1 X I - A I -b 4 . NIR. IUISIN NIR. III.l INIhIIzIN 4.'-5,f.g.fIiIi I v 7 II ,I I I 9 I - 1 .. . ,... ' , 5 'jjf il ML, .,I I 525525152 ' I I I I ,NNN I A . 4. A I NIR. ISR! If JK r sue. IIASKIN I DIREGTURS Nlr,l.anXr1'llu' ljuslwf xlfs.Rns1' ixllrlllwfg furlain going upl You've in-on relic-zlrsing lor tlirm- mul an lmll' or liour years. Vlgllf' lnnculky lms in-f-n clirefling, doing lots ol Coafliing, and even worrying alnoul tim procluflion. Now youire slepping oul on llw slag? itself. Vvf- lllUSl lm-ave llw wings mul go clown into llie audience. fine lzlsl luit ol promplingz iii- your own rrilif. ljvrl-orrn so lilal you will lulcc' pricle in your uvlmie-yenienls. Tim worlcl nee-cis your iwsl 4-lllorls. Poor olcl worlfll vl1ll9l'9 urv a lol ol lmurl uvlors around. Go on out ancl malie it a goocl slmow. Vveill imc upplaucling, you may ine sure, lrecuuse wviye grown so very loud ol you. VVQ' lmye ronllizlc-nve in llle laid limi your icleals ancl prinriplcs arc' not lor malinc-es only. Our rongmlulalions nncl lwsl wislws lor many. Illillly sllccesscs. Happy clilysi ROSE NURNBERG IAVVRENCE POSNER vw T0 UUE DIREUTURS lima GRADE Anvisons: The house lights dim and the cast appears smiling and bowing hehind the lootlights. The audience on its feet applauds a success .... lihe success was not accidental. lt came as a result of four years ol earnest rehearsing and preparation, under the direction of Mrs. Numherg and Mr. Posner whose confidence in our ability to achieve and whose patience in guiding us have led inevitably to this triumph. You have incited within us a leeling ol overwhelming pride and strength and thus you have made it possible lor us to worlc and live together. Without your experience and foresight which helped us avoid pitfalls which otherwise might have proved disastrous. without your ahility to search out and direct our talents we might not have reached this goal. ll' Oscars are to he handed out you shall certainly have a share in any we might win. THE CLASS OF JUNE IQGQ THE THEATRE As we turn the pages of our script and the years begin to unfold before us, the images of our past experiences are magnified in a lucid pool of life. NVQ! are amateurs preparing for our lirst leading roles. VVe have spent many years rehearsing lor our debuts and now the moment ol' greatness is upon us. All ol Nladison is a stage and all the students players. as they malce their exits and entrances from the constant present to the unlcnown future. VVe have learned our parts so that we may be able to lace our audience more coura- geously. We have triedl l Thus, there is no darlcness, no ignorance in our production. Some actors are horn with lmowledge: some achieve it, and some have this knowledge thrust upon them. For some this has been a comedy of errors: for others merely a stepping stone into deeper fields of education. We must realize and he aware that, if we have done well in the past. we can also do well in the future. lor wisdom is acquired with experience. As the dramatist pens his picture with words, so does the teacher prepare us for another phase in this drama ol' lille. Throughout the years we have toiled and spun, and now through our directors' efforts, we are one step closer to our goal. As student players we are filled with an urgent sense of having to carry out our teachers' and parents' hopes lor us. As actors upon a stage of lite we feel it is our humhle duty to enact our parts in a fitting and gracious manner. xVll00Vl'f acquires lcnowledge and fails to use it, must eventually suffer and shall he forever hanished from this stage. Knowledge is our strength and we must hudget it wisely. for only as lar as a candle glows shall its he-am he cast. As the curtain lalls and our production draws to a close. we leave you with this parting thought ...mralce pains. lie perfect- L. JOAN PUSAR HILDA C. COHEN Iwith an assist hy Willie Shakespeare! DEDIUATIUN as I is fa, Q W Q fl' 1 T 5' 4 A ff W i Jj-gijgll' Y gk -, R A 1 5 x R4 ar 4 ,133 A K X , ' W - ' tiki.:-.Q-:v 4 2' .f - . ,A N Qvl1. xr. .x QYE-F Y Q x Wgffvg 'ff fkfff 2-V . fix 3-.Q ,- ik I :PL Aix: X' gf rgf' s Q, 154 , 4 5. ,L .'.- fA. 4' ff.f'ffL?' '1 ' ,,f.-fff5.'2r ' 19 ' :7t I ax, Nm Cr' it -5 . Q wi . .K X W , ...Q A Q ,H ' K, V. A , A. 1 4 H 9 V A my . P S. N, I X SA gif, 5 545 L Q., .ls f ' ,L-J Ls Q Q ,v .Q 'df 'i . .,9. , 13 5, . it!! 4. 1 V y ', Q if PGN . ,Q If if -af' A ' QW'-vs-QI, J 31-1 'f Q ,' 59 N '3qx Q . v -5-.115 'rin:.2f2 1 fr ' 1 Q f .lr ' nh. A, HJ S-GW W !- '-f.?f ' f, 1 ff- 'fl r . ve-5,---, , fl - 'Q Y f T t 8 -syn ,se 5 W tc ,A Leipzig f ,ff Z 1-5 T E JAMES MADISUN PLAYERS A SUMEDY IN PWA ACTS THROUGH THE YEARS ASI' AHFRESHMEN Five minutes to curtain time. Vve received these words with mixed emotions. For eight years we had prepared lor our dehut. yet some ot us were still petrilied hy the thought ol the glaring lootlighls. Others eagerly awaited entrance into this world ol glamour and greasepaint. As the theater lights slowly dimmed. a hush descended over the throngs ol critics. The hlaclc and gold curtain slowly rose and we got our first glimpse ol the audience. It was a frightening sight. People with hlaclc and gold hats with leathers growing out ol them were glaring at us. But as we got to linow this new strain ot man named seniors, we lilced them very much for they were very helpful. Vve never would have heen ahle to huy gold plated gym spots, our own tahle in the lunch room or the toll rights to the marhle staircase without their assistance. uYou must have Patience was the watchword haclcstage and so we saw Cillmerl and Sullivanys operetta Upatiencef' Before long we proved that we were not amateurs hy our performance in the sing. Some ol us appeared in the act entitled ushowhoatu while others starred in the presentation ot Nfladison as a Girls' School. Field day was another memorahle occasion. A Student-Faculty Basehall game replaced Ninth and a l00-yard dash tool: the place of English. tAh. the good old days., Alter the sports events, Coney island came to lvladison in the lorm ol a gala Carnival. The lwladison-lxiidwood Hop, the Snow Ball and Foothall Frolics lcept up the festivities. Before we lcnew it, the walls were covered with pictures ol identical twins. and we scurried to the eye doctor to see if we needed specs. However, he assured us it was a local phenomenon and we returned to school to see Shaw's You Never Can Tell. Xvill you ever forget the day we were legally excused from school to go to a Dodger hall game? tlxliracles do happen., There was a method to their madness. Some financial genius added a ticlcet to a tree hall game at Ehhets Field to the ticlcet that admitted you to the school games. Everyone hought a ticlcct, hut the school team never had an audience. only money. Who could asia lor anything more? And so summer quickly arrived and we eagerly departed lor summer stoclc, impatiently awaiting the commencement of act ll. 2- SOPHOMORES Alter a two-month intermission we returned from the Borscht Circuit older, wiser and hlonder. ready to start a very exciting acl. This year marlced the silver juhilee ol' Madison and a gala celehration was in order. First on the agenda was the Nlardi Gras. Those were the good old days. Everyone who had a ticlcet was excused from school to sec the lirsl loothall game ol the season. Who wouldn't invest '30c to get out ol school? The game was between Madison and Nlidwood. Ol course, lxfiadison won. An amazing is-at was accomplished that season -- Lincoln was linally defeated alter thirteen years ol unsuccessful trying. Sorrow also crept in when l.enny Seidman sacrificed his life to save a fellow student. As a trilmute to this heroic deed, the Leonard Seidman Award for Sportsmanship was created. We were very proud of our school when the Highway won a first place rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Then on April I9 we see a moh scene which oulranlcs anything that Holly- wood has done, or ever hopes to do. The setting is in front of City Hall. The characters are thousands of agitated tthat is an understatement, students from the city high schools. A vociferous cry rises from the hoarse throats of the throng. uvve want Bill. Bill was Nlayor O'Dwyer. Why is this scene part ol the show? They are protesting the stoppage of extra-curricular activi- ties hy the faculty. However the demonstration was of no avail. And so all the plans we had made lor our anniversary celehration were stored in the file: .lWllHl Might Have Been But VVasn't. Particularly outstanding were the assembly programs. Marty Glickman, famous sportscasler and Madison alumnus, amused us greatly with stories about Nladison when it lirsl hegan. We were greatly honored lay the presence of .lose Ferrer, who entertained us hy reciting the famous passage in which Cyrano de Bergerac descrihes his nose. There was one hright light in this darlc atmosphere. It was daylight. You see we were finally A.lVl.ers. And so a very promising act came to a very disappointing end. 3- IUNIORS As the curtain slowly parted we were still just an institution of learning. But a faint glimmer ol light appeared in the darlcness and soon the light was blinding. Extra-curricular activities had retumed. The teachers had made up with the Board ol' Education. There was a huge uplift in the morale of the students. We worlced lilce heavers reorganizing the suspended activities. Nladison marches home. Our march home from Tilden High School to X N 'Sv O Leipzig Leipzig celebrate the victorious completion ot our first football game will long be remembered. The team had a great season, especially in comparison with previous years. Coach Caruso hecame a hero. Students stepped lively at the first dance since the activity ban was lifted. It was the long awaited Nlardi Gras. Ot course it was a huge success. Soon the air was filled with music. VVe were getting ready for the biggest and best sing we ever had. Some ot us were in the act which was a take-oft on Sears and Roebuck while others were in an act about the army, Camp Madison. A note ot sadness crept into the show however when the Sophs won the sing. But as the Dodgers say. Uvvait 'til next year. Suddenly Madison went literary. especially the female portion. The sale of comic boolcs tell off 52'ZJ. Vvhat caused this phenomenon? lxflr. Rodman. of course. He was the faculty advisor of the UlVladisonian. With the theme of Youth this magazine was an outstanding publication. About this time nine of our outstanding students were missing. VVC couldn't find them anywhere. We even tried the Lost and Found. They had won Ford Foundation Scholarships and had left us to go to halls of higher learning. Everyone hoped to get one of the new young teachers before we grad- uated. Did We have luclc. Most of these teachers had to leave due to the laclc of students. We only had a mere tive thousand. Some young teachers did remain, so all hope not die. And so before we lmew it our junior year had ended. An air ol new dignity was acquired as we suddenly realized that we were going to become that rare and sought alter strain ot human being lcnown as HSENIOR' 4- SENIORS Once again the curtain is drawn. Before us we see a long line ot lmaggard and aged people on whose countenances once shone the freshness of youth. This isn't a bread line in front ot the Salvation Army: itys those souls who are still waiting to see the all wise and most revered Mr. Tobin. Championsl This word was on the lips of all of us. We had a Champion basketball team. Will you ever forget the excitement at the lNladison-lVlid- wood basketball game fthe one we won, which went into overtime? Silence prevailed for the next three days. We had lost our voices. There was a general rejoicing among the faculty. They finally had the silent days they dreamt ot. To honor the team we had a Basket Ball. Soon we see the actors marching around with leathers growing out ol their heads. The bio department clidn't have a mutation. the seniors had their Senior Hats. Broadway came to us also in the form ot upygmalionn and the Junior Show. The Spring concert rivaled those at Town Hall. We had the good lortune ot hearing Grieg's Piano Concerto. Oh how I hate to get up in the morning - especially Vvednesday, for l have to get up early. What could cause such a unique occurrence. Only one thing, the scholarship lectures. It really wasn't the lectures but the thought ol' all the money we were going to win. Then Nlarch arrived, lvlarch 5 and 0 to he exact. and all illusion of wealth lied quickly, lor we had talcen the exam. Rememher the day the police came to lxladison heeause they were informed that rommunist rallies were being held in these hallowed halls? Were their laces red when they found out we were only having Red Letter Day. She shoolc hands with the President. These words spread like wildfire. NVQ- had a eelehrity in our midst. Vvho was this sensation? Judy Shimansliy. winner ol the Xvestinghouse Scholarship. shoolc hands with President Truman. And so we realized that the show was almost over. Vve were sorry. They say that onre you get show husiness in your hlood it stays with you lorever. The only thing that was lelt was the invention ol a sadist, HRC2CIllS.H It we didn't pass them we were lelt. Xvith tears in our eyes we watched the linal furtain tall. The deallening applause assured us that our performance would he long remembered. We had won our Usear. Judy Klein SIENIIOIR lPIROIBll.IEMSt?l .Nh wonderlul exhilarating sensation! Oh relestial thoughtl Slowly we let the word glide o'er our tongues: See-nior. Xve turned up the hrim ol our hlaeli and gold hats and simonized our pins to insure their Conspieuousness. Oh yes, we were all so happy for a while: then we found out... It was a plot . . . nothing hut a conspiraey to wheedle us out of everything. They gave us lree pins and trusted that this hit ol nothing would 'compensate lor what was to eomel Alter dishing out money lor S.G.O.. Student Aid Fund, senior hats and prom tielcets, we were requested to donate nearly six dollars lor Senior Dues. Thatls when we sold our pins to lrosh. Then we started to worry about the prom, and those without possihle escorts in view went ahout their daily worlc to the tune of A Hunting We Xvill Go. There were decisions to he made. College acreptanees and rejections flowed lreely. Both elated and luguhrious laces were seen 'neath the hrims ol' those hlaelc and gold caps. Tryouts for the Log. planning and writing the Senior Show, and nomi- natinq class officers and celehrities all offered their minor difficulties. The paramount prohlem was that offered hy the insecurity of the world. As gay and rarelree as we seemed in our senior year, there prevailed always in our minds the thought that soon we would he the ones to feel most stronglv the ellerts ol' an uncertain international situation. Vvhen graduation day rame this was the only problem lelt. We had made plans lor a nonnal future, Vve dared to hope we Could fulfill them in a free world. Can we? t P .Ox I 61 Semi? J' F O 25' ,--I Leipzig in I fN 4 A x , WVSX, -ggi: X U W v ' -o 1' A . - 1 fu i? EL ' 1- 1 ' 1 -4. N -, Qs. ,k 4 P , 5? Y: ' W 4 Y ,pol 'NY ,gf .1 s X Na Nm, A gg Q L S ' 5 4 Qi K 1 L., ., Q ay. 2 MVR I as 9 iw, , rw, k Nfl.: jg Y J f y I X . H I, Y . - 'M V X lg lf' Tut My Q , v 1 gl I 4- Q I Q Y .Lf i 9 1 .w,, xl N45- S NX X X I1 M! 5 V .1----vpn-0' :,, . - A 5 xl Q, M . - ' X - -X . X 'im ea v 5 o - NL X 1' .4 ', IQ W-My f H- -E W.: PM y . , ' 1 . 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Tue Got a Little List ......................... If VVe're Weak Enough to Tarry.. If You Want a Receipt .,............,.. Braid the Raven Hair ....... Poor Wandering One ....... Expressive Glances ..,........ There Grew a Little Flower.. Ol A private Buffoon ............... Rising Early in the lxiorning ............... Things Are Seldom What They Seem. I Am the Monarctt of the Sea ........... Ring Out Ye Bells ............................ Printer. Printer, Take a Hinler ....... Niiss Hansinerry Bloch ..........Nir. Sarney SElC'i1S ........Fir. Brook HEIEIS R0ddmilIl .....,...Nir, Rattner .........5iiss Zeimer ........iN'ir. iviiigrum . . .. .. ZUCkCI'IYlEUl Barnett Bernstein lDl'aClITTlilI1 .......iXir. Hederifix OfShHn .,........iNir. Schwartz Corso We-iss iN'liSCl1lil'il Vvilitiocic The M0011 and I .............................. ........ N iiss Tannenbaum Bow, Bow Ye Lower Mirtdle Classes .... ......................... S eniors Blue Blood ...................,........................,........ ....................... A rista A Poiiceman's Lot ts Not ci Happy Uno ...... ........ S ervice League Twenty Lovesicte iwaidens .......................... ......... H onor Girls Carefully on Tiptoe Stealing ....... ........... 5 ir. Jacobson O s.. Oo O 0 U O o Q 0 O o o o o 0 o O 0 I1-,-L-4-LJ-i,1'L.n L.I'L.l1l'l,f'l-I-L,,l l..J-I-I il TF ., . '. , I .4 II IF YW WANT A REUEIPT II' you want a recipe lor lhal rarely lcnown lnyslvry Known lo this school as a GREAT SENIOR MIND Dclvc- inlo psyvhology, Freucl ancl his history Rvarl all his hooks you van possihly lincl. You musl learn all the romplexes liaclcwarcls aml lorwa Know how your thoughts are re-lated to sex Ami alle-r you'v4- reacl all his worlcs you will liml thai A Fri-uclian romplvx is very complc-x. You musl learn of Socrates aml Arislotle ancl All ol Chose- qc-nfs who so wisely clicl spa-alc Of life aml ol loving. ol eating ancl clrinlcing ami All ol llnosc- lluimgs that are lypirally Greelc. You musl lm-am three- languagvs aml spa-ale them lluvnfly l.alin aml fi:-rlnan ancl anrivnf Chinese. You musl know hy memory all the gre-al worlcs Thai ilu- many urual wrils-rs have wrillen in these-. YlDll'X'1' got lo love- music' ol all typos what:-vi-r Ami lislvn lo illlyllllllll lllilt is at haml Bl'C'lll0Vl'Il, Xvaum-r, Tchailcowslcy aml lxlemlelsohnn UR:-mlm-cl.. lor you hy the lxlaclison Baml. You lnusl lcnow all arl lll0UQll you lhinlc il's a moclu-ry Painlingfs aml srulplure-s and lxle-xiran Crorlu-'ry Know all ilu- painh-rs aml lcnow all ilu' names of llurm l.e-arn their lile slorivs and learn all the sllames ol them R1-mhramll, Pirasso aml Vincent Van Gogh Augustus Roclin aml Daviclson, Jo. Talw ol llwsf- many llinls all lhal are usable Il' you m'an'l use- om- ifs vc-ry vxvusahla- Roll ilu-m arouml in your skull and youll lind You haw- avquin-rl a sc-nior's mimi. f l'ClS illld an f 1.1-2517 AM'-,-.'. 1151. f 'C Z'34Z'15Z'5fu .:A-1:-.wi-.A-L f -.-.14-A.-A..--,-. '-, 'E-1-:5.G1i-1-Li-1-151' -, a '-14'-1-1:-241-1-it-Hr.. ..- af -1--za-41-11-af .--1-1--1-1--1-1-+ 16 ,' .- 1-' -1 4?-I-Q11-'Hain-if .--14--6 6-K-,1-iv .: :Q--1-:Q -:af 4-1461- ff -'g.5:1.:f.g.11qa -z-C3-141-L-13-3135, -'-131.711-Q-lj C-Z1 1zififluihzljzziujxolglllrvrll C' IN THE WINGS ARlSTA Arista was first organized in our school in 1925 by Miss Corinne Jewel. Since then Mr. Blumstein, Miss Hansberry and, at present, Miss Taleisnilc have been Arista's advisors. Arista has grown with the school and become an integral part of it. Since the stoppage of extra-curricular activities, we have discontinued the system ol' having Arista applicants interviewed by the Arista Assembly. As a result. the averages lor eligibility have been raised to 95 in 5th term and 00 thereafter. ln addition to scholastic standing, Arista members must render service to the school. This term our Boy Leader is Nlarty Brownstein: our Girl Leader is Sue Chasin and our Secretary is Judith Shimanslcy. ln the present graduating class there are about 100 Arista members. THE S.G.O. The Student Government Organization of Nladison is a fine example of demo- cratic government. Like the United States government, the S.G.O. is divided into three bodies. These are the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches. The Executive branch consists of the President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, who are elected each term by the student body. The President may choose a cabinet of fifteen commissioners, to aid him during his administration. One of his most important jobs is to serve as Chainnan of the House of Representatives. The Vice President heads the Senate, which is responsible for planning after- school activities. The Senate and the House ol Representatives comprise the Legislative branch ol the S.G.O. The members of the House and Senate are elected by each class and represent the students at meetings. The Secretary lceeps minutes at House and other meetings of the S.G.O. The Weekly Calendar, House agenda and all S.G.O. correspondence are the Secretary's responsibility. The Treasurer worlcs with the S.G.O. Faculty Treasurer and serves as authority on the budget and any financial problems that may arise. The Judicial branch ol our govemment consists of Lt. Governors and Lt. Justices who are elected by each term of students. They malce up the Board of Governors and Student Court. Representatives of the S.G.O. attend Borough meetings ol' the Student Organiza- tion ol Brooklyn and report baclc to the students. This term the students elected to the executive offices are: Billy Gurton, Presi- dent: Marty Rosenthal, Vice President: Lea lVliller, Secretary: and Bob Erichson, Treasurer. THE HIGHWAY From green lrosh to sophisticated senior. the Madison Highway has always afforded you a complete account of doings and nundoingsn around Madison. lt has told the entire story of the events that shaped your high school career. Varsity shows. Sings, sports. S.G.O. functions, and even classroom ubonersn are included. Many who are in the class of '52 have worlced on its pages since they avoided paying for their lirst subscription four years ago. Carol Davis, Joy Cohen, and Bob Smith were among the illusioned enthusiasts who wrote the P.M. Journal. They never realized that no one ever reads it. This term, Bob Hasellcorn, editor emeritus. and lxlal Newman, ex-news editor. leaned baclc in their swivel chairs and watched their successors slave. Joel Droplcin. Ahhy Avin. and Ralph Shapiro headed the staff with Lee Sachnoff. ixlimi Fishman. and Stan Engerman as their page editors. Together with Nlrs. Whitlock, charming laculty advisor, they recorded tor you the events of the term which was the happiest, yet the saddest, of your high school days. Now. they too are going out to face the world as individuals. Who knows? Perhaps the New York Times will some day profit hy their Highway experiencesl MADISON IAN ln 1925, a hand of intellects fand there were very few, even then, got together to incite confusion throughout an innocent student body. Their product was known as the Highwayman . About 10 years later, it was changed to the Madisonian,', so as not to he confused with a certain low-brow paper, no douht. The stories printed are witty, dramatic, romantic, and understandable to the edi- tors and approximately hall' the staff. They are supplemented hy illustrations that make Picasso seem like an old master. Faculty advisor to this erudite publication is Nlr. Roddman, possessor of a wide literary hackground. Editor-in-Chief Stuart Becker and Art Editor Claire Satin can always he found in a library, usually near a copy of invent New Xvords and Forget Old Grammarn. SERVICE LEAGUE At one time or another, all students have heen stopped at an exit hy a harmless looking guard, hlocking the door. Vvhen he asks for your pass, you think to your- self, 'Tm a citizen. Nly father is a taxpayer. Why do I need a pass? You then realize that in a school of this size certain rules must he made and kept. It is the jola of our Service League to see that these regulations are upheld. The Service League, which was originally called the Traffic Squad, has been in existence since Madison was huilt. Mr. Sarney is the very ahle faculty advisor. However, the part the faculty plays is small, since Mr. Sarney helieves that the Service League offers an excellent oppor- tunity for students to gain practical knowledge of government. Besides Mr. Sarney, there is a Captain, two Lt. Captains, a Deputy Captain, and a Secretary of the head of the League. The officers this term are: Major, Karl Lazarowitz: and Lieutenant Major, Ronnie Zeigler. All memhers of the squad can he easily recognized hy the black and gold pins they wear. Otticers have pins which have their rank written on it. G0-GETTERS Among the familiar and popular groups seen in the halls of Madison are the Go-Getters. Fifty-seven stalwart Madisonians 'comprise this group. Their prime function is to sell tickets for all of the schoolys athletic events. Among their other activities they hold dances and swims. Because of the stoppage of extra-curricular activities, Go-Getters, as well as other school organizations, became extinct. At the resumption, mass interviews were held hy the four school officers and Mr. Krinsky, head of Go-Getters and custodian of ticket distribution. Seven hundred students attended, and out of this numher, the present membership was picked. Present officers are Mike Vveinherger, President: Ronnie Cooperman, Vice Presi- dent: Ruth Posen, Secretary: and Rose Gregory. Treasurer. THE BOOSTER SOCIETY A prominent organization in Madison, devoted to the modeling of white sweaters, is the Booster Society, functioning since 1925. Under the capable direction of bliss Horne, the Boosters proudly strut through our halls, laughing at all non-members. The reason responsible for this club's existence originally was to sell ticlcets to school activities: but with the rise of Go-Gr-tters, it was transformed into a collection agency for money and clothing for charity. it is apparent that most members have contributed their all to the clothing collection, as they are never seen in anything but dirty white sweaters. Since the sweater collection has dwindled the Boosters have now talcen the form of the spolces of a big wheel. The chief spolces are: Pres., Gene Sommer: Veep., Rich- ard Chasin: Secy., Adrienne Schumitslcy: and Treas., Sue Chasin. CHEERLEADER SOCIETY Urganized in 1929, the Cheerleader Society was composed only of boys or a reasonable facsimile thereof. ln 1940, however, they tool! some wit up on his dare that they couldn't lift a Nladison girl, and since then the females have been admitted to the organization. They are seen at all Madison sport events, well equipped with liniment, gargle, and a derriclc per girl. Heading this liniment lineup are Capts. Saul Sturman and Gladys Elias. TVVIRLERS The Twirlers organization is the youngest school club. The club consists of about thirteen girls whose faculty advisor is lxflr. Barnett. The girls twirl only at football games where they march around the field with the band during the half time and exhibit their twirling. This past football season introduced the twirlers doing an new routine. Their captain is Carol Wolfman. ' NEW CLUBS This term, for the first time since the end of the ban on extra-curricular activity, Madison is going to have clubs. The commissioners of clubs are Marty Brownstein and Steve Goldfinger. Steve says that the response of the lwladison students to the clubs has been very heartening and that the clubs are accomplishing everything that was expected of them. Une of the main reasons why the clubs were started again was to increase the school spirit. So far the clubs have been IOOWJ successful in this respect. The most important of these clubs. in the eyes of the commissioners, is the Service Club. It is meant to be a parallel to Arista in the field of Service. The sole basis for selection for this club is service credit. The applicant must have one hundred points a term for the two preceding temis. There are no interviews! The members of the Service Club will not be allowed to rest on their laurels, however. They will be put to worlc finding services for P.lVl.ers and acting as ushers at graduations, shows. and P.T.A. meetings. They will also have to lceep up a good record of service in order to remain in the club. The club is open to all bfladison students from sophomores to Seniors. The only reason why Freshmen are not admitted is because they can't have one hundred points for their two previous terms. Nobody holding an important elective position in any school organization will be allowed to hold office in the Service Club, however. Other clubs are the Golf Club, the Arts and Crafts Club. the Junior Red Cross, ilu- Chess and Checlcer Club. the Bilce Club. the Rifie Club, the Photography Club. the Dancing Club and the Gym Club, the Debating Club. and the Dramatic Club. There is also a club for each of the foreign languages taught in the school and a Football Club which is to be merged with the football team. NW rf? 7 L gf X 00 '-'gf-fflilf W '------J X IINTI-IROIDUIQTIION Another four years in the glorious history of James Nladison has unfolded. With it has gone many great memories. Some of the most wonderful have been recorded in the field of sports. Long will we remember the figure of Frank Torre -- one of Madison's greatest baseball players, pitching no-hit ball . . . and the tremendous roar that greeted the final buzzer of the Far Rockaway grid game, with the scoreboard telling of the great upset, MADISON 25: FAR ROCKAVVAY 20. Vvho can forget Captain Fred Lane, at the Basketball Dance, introducing the lwladison basketball team, division champions, or the baby-faced star of the hoop- sters, Frankie King? Yes. the past four years have certainly been great ones in Black and Gold ath- letics. VVin, lose or draw, James Madisori is and always will be a name to respect. MADISON BASKETBALL 1951-52 was a season in which basketball highlighted the sports scene as Niadi- son capped the Brooklyn P.S.A.L. Division Il crown. Led by its sensational scoring ace, Frankie King, Madison ran up a string of 14 consecutive victories to earn a playoff position in the borough eliminations. Although beaten by Boys High, the Black and Gold nevertheless proved itself to be one of the finest aggregations ever assembled by Coach Jammy Moskowitz. A will to win combined with Fiery hustle and aggressiveness enabled Madison to provide the school with its first champion- ship team since the 1943 season. This was not a team composed of individual ball- players: it was a well-balanced, closely knit unit concerned mainly with team victory, not individual glory. Jammy lVloskowitz's 1-ive featured a blazing fast break on offense, backed up by a sterling defense, limiting opposition to a scant 44.6 points a game. This proved to be the best defensive record in Division Il competition. in addition, Madison ranked third in team scoring with an average of 54.5 points per ball game. Frankie King broke all existing Madison scoring records as he rolled up a total of 260 points in P.S.A.L. competition while also producing a record breaking 30 points in one ball game. Quite a feat lor a 15 year old sophomore. Backing up King in the scoring department were Roy Kieval with 129 points, Fred Lane with 126, and Milt Winawer with 110. This combination, along with King, was one of the most dangerous offensive units in the league. Greatly contributing to the effectiveness of the team were four seniors, of whom we can well be proud: Fred Lane, Johnny Graziadei, Stu Sperling, and Donald Bender. FOOTBALL TEAM in 1948 Al Caruso, one ol ixladisons all time greats, took over as head football coach. This year marks the end ol' his coaching career at ixiadison, and taking over next year's team will he Mike and Sam Torgan. Sam was assistant coach under Al Caruso while his father coached iV1adison's hest teams of past years. Under Mike Torgan, Niadison produced some of the greatest foothall stars ever to play in New York City. Together this fine father and son com- hination should once again hring hack the championship to Madison and help estahlish the Golden Tornado as one of the hig foothall threats in the city. Madison hegan its 1948 season hy crushing a weak ixfiidwood team 19-6 at the Brooklyn College Field. The next game saw iviadison lose to a good Erasmus squad, 13-7. in the first night game in ten years at Ehhets Field. Madison lost its second straight game to Brooklyn Tech 20-6. The next two games with Tilden and New Utrecht hoth resulted in ties. lV1adison's record for the 1948 season was one win. live defeats, and two ties. in 1949, Niadison once again hegan its season hy defeating ixiidwood, this time 12-6. in the next game, for the second straight year, ixfiadison and New Utrecht finished the game in a tie. in the game with Erasmus fthen the Borough Champs, the Madison eleven played its hest game of the season hut still ended upon the wrong end of an 18-7 score. After this exciting game with Erasmus, Madison hounced right hack with a 6-0 win over Tiiden at Madison Field. Following this win the Quentin Roaders seemed to fall apart and finished up the season hy losing three straight games to Brooklyn Tech, Boys High and Lafayette. in the last game of the season lxfiadison came from hehind in the second half on touchdowns hy Red White and Larry Vveiss to heat a favored Lincoln eleven for the first time in ten years. This game was not only one of the hest comehacks ever displayed hy a Madison team hut was also one of the most exciting games ever to he played hy the Black and Gold. As it turned out this was the last loothali game until 1951 when the han on extra-curricular activities was lifted. Madison opened up its 1951 season hy heating Tilden 12-0 at Tilden Field. Touchdowns were scored hy quarterhack Hanratty and fullback Nicholsen. Another star of this first game of the season was hiark Strausherg who set up one of the touchdowns hy intercepting a Tilden pass and running it hack forty yards. The next encounter of the season saw an underdog ixfiidwood team play the stronger Madison team to a 6-6 tie. Under the lights at Ehhets Field Madison heat New Utrecht for the first time in three years hy the score ol 19-6. in their first real test oi the season to prove just how good they were. an inspired Madison team heat Far Rockaway 25-20 at Madison Field. Prior to this game Far Rockaway was undefeated and had only heen scored upon once. Due to injuries to three key players Madison finished up the season hy losing to Lafayette 27-6 then to Lincoln 58-0 and finally to Erasmus. The Seniors who played for the Carusomen were: Harry Nicholsen, Don Wachtell, Mark Strausherg, Sherry Postal, Ronnie Sher, Murray Gross, ixfiarty Brownstein, Joe Lamana, Dave Ravin, Don Bender, Billy Geller, Murray Alias, Arnie Levine, Captain Stan Mazer, Fred Girsky. Les Xvallace and lwleyer Smukler. TENN IS During the past two years, due to the extra-curricular activity stoppage Bladison has not fielded a tennis team. However, this spring once again the Blaclr and Gold netmen will attempt to live up to the reputation that previous hladison tennis teams have built. Through the years Nladison has consistently turned out tennis teams that have rantced with the best in the borough. Such tine stars as Gene Wishod, Sandy Bronster. and more recently Don Liebers and Jimmy Finkelstein have upheld the Madison tradition of powerful tennis teams. This season also, Madison will have a line aggregation. Although there are no super stars ot the Liebers calibre, we will have a strong, welt-rounded out- fit. The team will be led by Bob Berman, a fine and very steady player, with an excellent service. The other outstanding netmen are Mike Appelbaum, a very speedy performer, with a lcnaclc ol' covering the whole court. and Marty sittin and Bob Goodman, two very capable, steady performers. Other mem- bers ol' the team include Milce Weber, Steve Goldfinger, Joel Braverman, and Marty Aranow of basketball team tame. The squad is ably coached by Mr. Samuel Schindler, who is also chairman nl the Physical Education Department. Rival teams in the P.S.A.L. league include Broolclyn Tech, and such tradi- tional rivals as Midwood and Erasmus. So, this year, once again loot: for Madison to field a top notch tennis team. BOWLING 1 The past few years have seen numerous ltladisonians ltoclcing to see most ot Madison's athtetic teams in action. One of the best, though, has been sadly negterted. Probably no team has compiled as admirable a record as the lceglers. Yet. few Quentin Roaders even lcnow of their existence. tn I050 the team rolled up an impressive record, and in doing so emerged city champions. The squad was built around Bill Waller, Norm Weiner. Artie Hubertield, and Ronnie Cooney. A remarlcable teature ot the team was that all the starters pitched with their left hands. They were reputed to be one ot the best lefty teams in the country. This year loolcs to be another big one for the bowlers. Led by Captain Murray Goldstein, co-captain Phil Goldberg, Jerry Fleisig, Andy Mayer, Harvey Greenfield, and Milt Bernstein, the team has outscored Erasmus. Fort Hamilton and Lincoln. lxfladison has another championship team ol lceglers. Mr. Sternberg, coach of the squad, is enthusiastic about all ot the boys. He deserves a great deal ot credit, as his bowlers have given Madison a tine name in athletics. 1,5 D11 sw 259' f he We .J fl . l?0lClyN,f X4 1 QD .E BASEBALL Departing seniors have hut few memories of Madison hasehall successes. regardless ol the team's excellent history. For the past two years the team has remained unorganized due to the stoppage of extra-curricular sports. Some may recall however the thrilling 1949 season. That year saw the Vvundermen just miss the Borough championship, finishing the season with a 12 and 1 record. Franlc Torre, star ol: the '49 team was to have played triple A hall this season alter an excellent year with Denver of the Western League, hut at present he is in the army. ln past years Madison has received one city title and seven horo champion- ships, placing at least second or third in every other year. This season, Coach Artie Wunderlich has high hopes for a championship. Madison stars include team co-captains Sid Kraus at shortstop and Billy Pappas, catcher, for whom he predicts great futures. Other senior representa- tives include Bill Gurton, Mike Diteresi, Bohhy Britton, Red Blitzstein, Fred Lane and Shelly L.ipson. It is more than possible that this year's addition to lVladison's hasehall history will continue to uphold the reputation established throughout the years. HONOR GIRLS when lxfliss lwlarjorie Marshall, a lormer Nladisonian, hecame a memlmer of the Physical Education Department in 1956, there was a dearth ol athletic activities lor girls. Recognizing this, Miss lxflarshall organized the Honor Girls Sports Society. ln 1958 it came under the capable direction of Miss Adele B. Tehhe, when Miss Marshall retired in favor of marriage. An Honor Girl is distinguishable hy her special uniform, pin, sweater and emblem. Even if she had no special uniform, it would he easy to spot an honor girl hy her swiltness at racing, her timing at haslcetlnall, her deftness and power at punchhall and hasehall, and her teamworlc and good sportsmanship at volleyhall. Each term the Honor Girls organizations of all the high schools send repre- sentatives for a joint Play Day. When one sees a hundred or so girls from different schools playing with and competing against each other in complete harmony and friendship, the value ofthe teaching and understanding, ol good sportsmanship are true examples ol the ancient motto -f A sound mind in a sound hody. The officers of Honor Girls this term are: President Jane Vvelmer, Vice Presi- dent Barlmara Hermann, Secretary Harriet Dienstag, and Treasurer Astrifl Alcins. 7 T E GREATEST SINE UN EARTH ul.iltli1'S uncl cTt'Illil'lllt'lllu You suy youlre not snlislim-cl, you say you want more Inr your money. Xvnll. step riglmt up ami l'Il tell you what lim gonna cio. lim Qonnn Qivv you lnuglns, t'Xt'ilt'lll0tll, clranmn, suspense-, music, dancing, pn-tty girls annl clnsliing mf-n. ltis folossnl, it's svnsnlionnl, ilis stupr-nrlous, ilis tim Hfirvnlest Sllow on Enrtllu, ills llw nnlmiison Singln Vvlnntll You say you'rv still not sntislif-cl. you say you wnnt to lcnow nlorv. fllcny, olmy. clonil rrowcl, clonil slmovv, tlwrcis room. tlwrvis room lor nil. llililuillt' llllSlll'Ll voirvs. climnwrl ligllls. ull ol n sucitlc-nl n spotliglll, lim Curlnin opt-ns. rlilw Sing lwgins. l irsI wt- sw- lin' Frcslnnc-n. tin-yirv nervous. unstvncly. nol surv ol' lll0lIlSf'lVt'S. Vlilwy stnrt tin-ir not. llw illlCiit'llt'i' enjoys it, lin-y npplnurl, tlwy like it - lint -- will lin-y win? Nc-xt on stangv ronn- tin' Sopllomorvs. Still unvvrlnin. yvt will: il it-vling ol' TIOPC. lin' auulivnu- npplnucls onrv signin. tlw t'llilIit't'!I sllric-li witll f-xvilvlm-nt. Tile Curtain vlosvs. XViII tin-y win? rlilwn Conn- tim Juniors, tln-ir str-ps nrt- surv ami stvarly. ufill wvill win, we llave it in lin- ling. By now tlw nlulivnu- ronlizt-s tllat the Conlpvtition is getting Closvr. Xvill lin-y win? Tin- 'lqlwutre' is ltllSll0ll onrv morv. Uxvllo VOIIICS next? rrivs il sllrill voice liI'0llI lin- lrnlrony. Uxvliy, itis tile Svniorsu lin- crowcl yells lmfli. Anti on tlwy vonn-. proucl, vonlitlm-nt, Ilwir lwncls llvlcl lligli. An nir ol' sopllisliration env:-lops tin' anulis-mt-. Tin- Sing vntls, tin- rurtnin flosc-s. hliln- nuclic-m'0 is ti-use ns tlwy nwnit tim :lewi- sion ol ilu' juclgvs. ..xVTltl.S gonna win. cries tin- lxnrlu-r. You say you wanna lill0NN'?u HY:-sl MTl'illllS tlnr anxious Crowcl. Tlx:-n step up lollcs nncl lxuy your tivlcets. Come one-. rome all, Come to tin- 'Ure-attest Sllow on Tiilflllf COIIIC to tin- lxiaclison Sing. 518 nfs Q3 MQLSSY 'H AAR? l N tx' 'wi 2? 1 2 Tv 1' + 'ix A 4 x... f M I f AS- im ...,..., ., ..... ... ...lm . .1.m. .... vvru.. ann. 4. .i uiui...1:ui.4o . I , , , I .'-'Ulu' bclgul lllrn ' 'v'- ' s .I . I ic,-,,,,ii,e SI GII0, it int,-,,. 9:14 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 9:13 a.m. 9:13 a.m. 'im 'mfinfx . 2. pi-ug.-.im of innamural tie. Ame., llisck 1-:iielish 4 yi-4. ini.-.. Amen.-A shim neun..-i., l Hislminl 1 blications '1 i This pi-ug.-an. will i..e1ua.i imhiizii.-k, M.-, ,ii,,.i,.,, 'r,.,u,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ily High boot YH ' ' uiinminpr, club basketball, vol-.Tenth Yun Malli lhmkl-qi-L-piiig Xl:iIior All ' I Jilzin, ii liitll ' and dances. The activities Type I - ' ...Li me U' Pm ' 'X ' . . W ii .- P-..,:-2:1-ff.. llorf from I . gg 'L' '. wig. .' - . Fgffimigcfi filijsig. rt-si r- ' - ,. eg i. -' 1,, 1.19, .1f:... ,.1 :1,: -,gms -...si .. -I f- js.-- tj::f:. -- '12, .- , ' prugrziI I ,.,,y5a X' MII III - ...III . A it '.I,l.I ,,,. 4...-. A' f I .I....I. ht.: ,, Km, XI i aligns it a ll . . ls ' ' ' .miie - it :exp rf' - 'ffl' . g . 2111 lcnts. - Wi .il ' W-E.: N ...- .i -'i i. . . of 011 ' 1 ,, I, . - Im. - x ...ia -.-4 I I. Ia'-,.iI. 3 iI. 1-.gi .mga-2 --if I II - I nu-- Fvnlvr 'L . ' - fffsti' i.w,iLi-si! - T X '-1- alll if I , ' 0 ml lie-'v111...g, will he for 51+ ...ra i I g A I . 0 - and - ., ,mug hut nw-1 ol W- ' I el D al . .,. 3 ii-111.54 1 eacners IV X :Zigi T. '.....Tl'T.'a5 0 ' 1 ' ' Sports pmgram eww FWS. S h I y' xJettersih.- ii.-.genii...l.-r i.a.i..i,-,hi r .,n.,., I e im,-amuml .sports program is C .I 4 ' ' ' NIU A ifnnnlili toni of .ill thi iIailIousI IIIIIII , , IIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIII OI. IIIVIIIIIIII -1 ill-iiiiviiin-nits of the organization, ..l,I,InI,I,II IIIIII 0 Ire, X i There are among us here in Mm-lj. Sixty-one new Go-Gctti-rs weri-l'iliiii iliziliinu lu inanufucturiiu: wa- RUIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII SIIIIICIIIIII I ' V Boys A. M. liaskcthall son many teachers who have devoted chosen in November l-y a seleetioiis'll21'll 'Ililw slwrlane :indIinipnrtan:Ic IIIIIII-i Maw Huh. and He,-by I Terms 5-8 :their professional lives for the bet- ,.,,n,,,,mE,. ,-,,,,,l,0,,.,i of ji1,.I K,.,,,ekyI lI 'l'il 'l'I I iI 'l I 1i3lf lf'I:'5 are the Fashion l'latcS I5 Barbara , Bays P. M. Basketball terment of the students of Madison. HIIIIIIIV adviser III Ihr GIIIIGQIIIIII aIIII!'I i'llf l nl 'FI 1'1'IPI'lI 'I ll f' 'f IILI lliard was chosen Pretticst, and film fm' .I Te,-ms 1.4 In our History Department, which Q I i lin-l liiiilisinaii ol in uniiinini. i nick l,+I,u,,,.5,0,n ..HImIlsumesII.. CBI ,mg mg Clrls Volleyball is such a key factor in molding us the tom' svhool 0ff'C0 S: Sm 1'YI'I1 r 'l llll' 1210! lim! 'HUF' WVU' mme pu,-mo is --Brightest ' 'in gchool Organization Ksuch asinto a democratic society such teach-. K0 '3 0rli ' l '05ldU'l'-3 Fwd Lamb ' f l'l 5 V hifh wheel lf ad aYes who while Stan Uurnstcin - Boosters, Arista, etc.j era as Harold Fanning, Ellen M. vice-piesirlf.-nt: 'I' Cohen, sec- ll-l'l 'i'li IIll 'l': 'l 3I :l IawiPuIh?i fel- 'loin W R ibership in the sports lea5zueO'Connor, Elizabeth E. Horne, Har- NIM,-I ,' .1 Z1I li'casurQi'.wl'1 lux vu' U nd 0' ' is 'J I , necessary in order to attendry L. Cohen. Samuel Bloom, and Jo- -- 'GL l l'l I'l Um i'1 'll f'll nc' I I l Ied swimming or the dancexseph our-Dole have taught us to vaiua ers Ai this tnni, the staitni iI , ations for admission into thehighly our way of life. I I 'hth 101111 l'f'f.1'1:' ul 'If f'hgI'If'Il X l, l I X program will be available in. Mathematics was ma Herman, W' 'mm' 'N y l y L . . 1-. - A ' lraftsnian ' l l 2 G, O. office, Room 512. aftenand pleasant thr0 . 1213,-I 'H' i ' II . ' , ' 1 L h period. George Dr-' I IIIII T:-i1'.I IIIIII Ti' 0 I':I::fi lII lII -S. Rav ' .. 31'3'.'-- ,. ' K ' ' ..g f111j1111:1' 111- icky ' l L i. fee.. -fl mg ' ou ,I-13-Q11 . ..3-1Zq11Z:vii113311513212131111111112 1' I ersun, Sweater .--as-1:-9,f1v ..-w::v::.::--:-iii:1--1v-1-1--1:-11-.:-x sk- 0 0 . ,. . .. . 121-:as.f.z112 A . B ' ' U 'lQ'S:'h- G Gy 0 '-zikziikiiizklz I '-zdiiikfiii:ET-'.:l,i?1 .j?5:1-:11'i' on mg' ,ap , Q ll:-Matty. BOY 0 0 e ' 311 115.39 .4130 lffiwiiiih-1'1H13uf?'g77'i'ii'V osen' 1'f 'Y ll as' Im 'Hu' I? J wssruan. Girl TI: Vi?-gi. 4 ,EQIQEIQE11Y51Q1:'QZ5'5S,ggE51'-' , l ike Weinberger, Fred Lipp- eounli-y. Ti.. ,II ..B0y wit--I Uni' :zzilziikxifdpiiiaiiil Eiifyi in en. Al Hutter. Arnie Kvpelsun. last fl-i five oi-'h., Q ,rl Musician-i hr' tha! yon'w decided uhieh iiituififgiiiii GEF' G5 Yeus Fred Becker, Bob Erichson, Ronnie of thi- Roy Muqi-I ll' .g- ,-U-.1--. . '..1-., -Q, . . - s arc lwst suited for your fmilil' fail ' Bnone Her' Coopmimani Steve G01dfml591'i Helen U D 8 A and Ui am, ,.,,,, h ..,,, .,,,,,,. mn, n 111221111 U le Hutchinson' MISS Brachfeld, Bert c'h0am-ov I 8 J ..k sh., I. I' I 'll i ' I' I zghner, who formerly had Gerber and Gloria H, - Ii My 0 0 'since . mm' lm U ' M bee a member of the English De' new Go-Gettcrs in sixi A I 'QT J 1' 'ii-en 1. ht' 'UPU' , I ent, began as Dean of Girls. ' 5-tgp. .IIII Ni- 6 'fi' SZ . .,.,..,... oh... .i.,,...... BROOKLYN-Qi 1 , 1 -1- , .1 Dyno I II,,,i...,i? III dm I I II colleen: --Mich can boast GRID RECOII I If -' BVI vaicnmIIIIniniL u I Qise no IIIWL J seleeini e ' gm-vice 'Q' - f in Cn X the bel' nvwhd iw we S -ng 'mi e ailniissioii pi... 3 y ' W. ,.,-wi' Siuigxsie'-Villa im, be fee? yci!a dcd,cdii wg,-iuvevev, afninsc e .ive hr-.-...lie aim.-rig.. 0 e ' im H 5 M ':bV,....iw 0 ehivll 'A ci-swab' we bu 5 ifv' Wil any 'WW , . M. opvo' ,nolh l www . ho0l' Q UWM I, stea .-.son will , e .allies than Iilisl having: an ei e . i i 5 has the henonlt Ind the ,II we f-1 I dmc ll II,,deTiI' IWWI II AIIII SIIIIII on ileleiinine your udniission. Connin., S .. 5 I.III,ulaV V me tai ILI woot' l I untiifff' III sarah ' Ima,-giC f'.I--rl'-1 Amlud I II IQ alleges have sei-mal crm-:ia ler, Milton '1 o.., -- 5 Tune. A5 II,,,,tliWLfLI secmixiiill QnmuswZII IIU,i0l'il ik show Wm Stan' 'fn IIiwIUT4nl Mil I' II I ch they make their choice. Iderlichg P. T. Girls, . W .. .. 5 Cnc mo? uvhn tiiclI2I IIIIII th' Iho seem ,em-nts. and run through Deu-nxt-II III- IIIIII 4-ntiIiIIIi IIII . nn-:iii-. lin evaluating an an-' Physical Science, Harry Lev, .. . .. 4 Mawiull II down X I II,,,i,i'f:I:I -I-lush, woik should be snbniiI IIIIII AIIIIIII usu.iII,IIIIII i UM bl' Ul1 f N4 Thi' Milton G' Wolf? s e 'Type' charlesm' 'P 4 eve move veefllmii-itil lirawin! llivcs the sm- 'P L'Hl' of the All Dir' n A iwhli- viiiillhd-lm-. nlioitiiiil is the high sl-lnml'C0hh. , iznoklyn i' ch 3 liinilllolii-vit Qi liasie knowh-dire and under' is 'In Cl'T'Ke 2i1'I,,.,.,,.,,,I,..i h.,N sl'l't'lilll3' ll' il shows the 'V 'Im' 3 2 0 svinding 4-f the funflanir-ntals of VU 1l'iY 0 mel' ' ' . ' ' ' . . . - i . - ' 4 1 - lm' paint- m,u,.,- to .ML ,H U .U .-1. thI I- , ., ' Madison . ...... .. 3 3 1 U .4 , , -, -. , - .. ,, -. , including oil and watw.rI1.0 I :IIIIIJII IIIIILIIIIHN:IIIIT ITIL Brooklyn Prep .... 2 3 1 Zliiiimfxiii'xiillkliviieslhiif ings, gvnlpturei ct-rzIIniiI'Is.I of the sh' l 'l illlllllfllllli is PX' ' Mums' i i ' i V V A ' 2 4 0 'l'h - 'nurse consists of thc production hw111me1'sJf'i e Y- an p mmf V k.....i. suIii.-lilly Ii... .-.ilu-e.. lnducted In Assembly :f:I:'Phi 'A 'A Q g 2 .-i'i.ii-.iwiiigs .if m....hani.-.il .lt-vim, The :HI'I'I: I'If5..'fnd photo. ni awe ii 1 his - wil th f l ' fh- --- i en . .. ., . s , . - I. .' 1 I-. 1. iv ii 21 ,UI ,,,I,,i:II m,di,.I,I,II -.:IliLis The Arista installed 72 new meme Flushing . . . . I 4 0 IIfIF:f?:IT plIjIIIl,i:diiiiiiinsirihxiiiv su.. . ' A mlm nm: mf 0 V' bmTi,i:iin': the A assembly on Noi I: 3 1' and lf-nm-inn techniques ' ll van inau- ii n- 8 ' . . 'V H -nuiiieerinu ti non! ,Uh .iw .im ui. iff 'Amd ad 'S'9 d the Al' ' -- -' 0 5 0 Li... ' . - Ililly 1: 1.u.i....iaiie .-ml' Pers C' 'l'fN'Zm1'mlu-rs. and si, runes. , .,..., o 5 vi ---CNF' W ---i. 1 ,I i , . hs. hp: C ,,,,,,,,,,I,,,, ,IMI 0 '- The key wunnuihr-nr. 1 . . - . - Sarnev lation of thc prlnci,... Z ' f Ulf P- 5- A- L- D1 gi I ,G thi. the Art Dept., MT- . v ofti-n'a dcrisiw factor in the STAND! Ioavhw. at I, wry Pine, and Mrs. Slhlll' 'iYlIilllITtII? 'YS a'l 'l:sl - Thi' s'Ull f's d 1 , H' - .ii..'..h..i, the arawsiig board. 1' inf the Art TP N ,VII a my, annuity Q., ,lei ..i.,..,, win. vfqvls wh? - J In B I I II IIIIIIIIII IIIIII and ,,a,,,,, me ,,,,,,,,,,.,, nas Lei...-r, - nnituvity tional stability. their capmnyi when C 9' . e I ' I , I, I' whuol lilfs. NU l n ith IH., NS which are grade are of Arista calibi-, 0 I 2 I -ii it ' ' - Locker ar dx ': III II mu I be commended. 0 I 3 0 P ' ' I Seven' . jil,,,.:,. 0, - i imard Elayne Sol-col, Girl Leader of Aris-- ' 0 3 I g will bc ,L I -IIIIII III II .IIIII La, thug ilitroduced thi- newI n'IIem- F e I . ,,,.a,,,I Miss I G VIIIIIIIIS II ers. o owing is a ist 0 t osc orm H h Rnpha,.1I ant i,,I. III 'eo were accepted into Arista this e Kass and Mr. lx 5 H N e I , I field of ceramics. s , 'hrams, Lynn Badler, Joan e 0 Newfield Il1ll'0dllC9s Lode. MFI Vjglfsun have cn. S UV 'Tiet Bernstein' Charlw A former student at James 'Wadi l Hits xvearing of Dungarees their pieces of sculptui 9 i . , - ' , -I s A 'I . . -I , I x'uilf:I:ld:IIT:'IfIiI'II son, V. R. Minichello, has bee-ns In 5Pecldl Assembly Talk Worry ye' 2 ' ' elected d' t - 'i' ' h which 3, -Qn:I Rus: gohrg. MIIIIIIIIIeII::I'3gJ:lIiIIseIcIIrIeII:i5IIIl v--:day and Thursday, Septegi- K t .1-co,-dI and :ii .ei-EIIIIIIIIIIIQIIII. of MiBmiI where he is in his F I-ii-im: tht-:.:IVI1IIII:IIgI . G ic pi-inuipa . ' I 9 0 R d L Ather information as iAt'.II?s:i yellfrhe Harvard Athletic Ass 0 .num n e e of the applicant. The ' recently announced that Edi . ' I J. ards are held five times a Ky-inskylof Mad' n . K' 0855 I Fan 1952 Wie' W , Q n these tests there is no such Freshman Basketliiall liliismgi R If-nior Show on Friday Ilf IlIIIII s passing or tiunkmfz. It is Pfeiifer also a former M 0 ll, in the aurlitori- II, I III indication of how far the ap- I of the vars ' IIIIIIIIIIIII by Irma YIII IIIIU11- III stands above or below thc hdm' 3 Letter . 'Hd ' - Ham lr ' rv Ruotolo. Terry lo- 14,-,-gi-r of those taking the test. ' ' ff Hartshorn P, ' I fm., that you Should w,,,.k bert Kleiman awarded : position of secretary. with iw while still in your lowc-Laid l'9V Barbara B roduvtion was under the UH l f high school cannot be over-Im9niIIH:rrzI' Igokosv IIIIII II Ma M555 G01dI the faculty ze-xl, Your average and Sun' D er ewmanf y U The 'ecords are innueiitial factors Stephen Pellefk. Jack lfeskm. A II CDIIIIII I I I .hr-ml-vi ,.n,i,,inK when, you will gcflteichner, ltobert Rickles, Ellis I E .mrs presented :Ihr st1rryIIiLI Wm IIII Mun, edu,.M,,.mII Iin 3 top Rothman, Gerald Sabien, Donald studies 4 led PistncIhio,I w o was IIIIII IIhI ,.0il,,g9'r in ,ood col, Sacks, Harriet Scherr, John Schla- ' a mad scientist. This buy I,I.Il II i - B 5 v R - s hl ' Fl s h ll ' Mukoe was elected ' i rn out is the scientist had .or in Just a mediocre col- i,er, we C. em' . om C na ' the Beta Kappa chapter of Brook- Zolqfh' u ' ' f Jlmlled emember-iII,S an up to you! Barbara Skolmck, Leila Segal, Judy 'yn Cunegev 5I Clothing I,II I 1, and Iso he sent him Ito IIIIIISI ' ' - Sills, Sondra Spatt, Arthur Teichf f - - , - - - in as punishment. The remain-I , , . . b Il I I T .II lb M .I The cast of the show was entire-lyl for the dignity of fha I III I II I II III IIIIIIII lllllllh- TDIBIII SIHEEFS mg' u es el 9 'um' arlw ...Min ,.r ........i...-.. A: ii.- ---:-- 6. Punctuality is required Q.. ff the B OW 00 PM l To t ,Url Duycuu mauro The stinln-nts ul' James Illudisnn will voluntarily .refrain flwn liurtiripnl- SON ' nevnrnlimq tn zu nv I l I ' 'L -0 Appelbaum victo QI V l V . .. ,md . Il ' 'N .Q l I 65' Is.-l. Vi-nntvuling thi- nr...-. V Mvunwhile the stud:-nts of the il., Sl-lnlnl uf Munir and Art vnu-il not to luke putt in nny urtivitie:4 whieh ln- rl-sunu-rl. lt remains tn he . tludnum will l'-illnw this 'itement and confusion marked the A' 'Xl'll 'U 'll'Ull ' W'lll'llll ' election of the grade governors and , . ' ' l- , ue ln the race for Lieut. Gov., C Dnnctoi ol' Brooklyn, 'he Career ' ince that 'tieipnt- ' to a program n uhestra and mixed en... a Barnett, who normally wf--' conducted the choi- The first choral L 'III '.Mendelssohn's He's' bum israel. lt was follow ilnluni 're Verum. The . Qlllmg +l 'S VIH I Jerome Kern's lun! xl'l ras the third sele ls ln-ld. .l, U Xiffl' Juat Singer. ln 2nd term, ..... I l-Edward UmanotT, Josephine Dcl'am-- und Carol Abrams ran with Barryillww lvell-angers from fn rangc 'em' wa 'rituul, Little l -in nudienee re nn-iple Lenin Smllh coming out-un WPI uppmtunity to partir-ipui Results of the elections of Ltunzini nlisnluti-ly fiee, . wus then su luntiecs are as follows: Sue Chasin Slnnisoiiiig films from .ondudcd tht L d over her fellow classmates :un X'nnxn 1 I i .A q hom 'umm l 'HSCUW nd Henry Glazer ml hnl-s l 81 1 x botony H I, I u f ' ' ln Jvvpna ' TIUIUS Dlllljflilln Plone contests and an air of ex- EV Il' J ' S V' T' -.mlison as- I 'l nta Ol' interest to all parents and stu- his dents will be the general meeting of the l'TA to be held on Wednesday. 0 '--rnber 12, at 8:30 P,M, P' tlV..3eS In so for consideration is Ch' 'io' ui':t . V d Cuth or FivLti:o.rV:3:El direction of Mr. Rattnei'.cq.inAn I unee l'rug!?ual M Various aspeetsw. . I V 1 UW me-Milli! ot' aptitude testmg,,.Q f usefulness in vocational guidance, an 'mn analysis of Psychological testing as lnli a tool in the guidance process, whnt'C t vnrents can do in helping the rhildIltil ith his career choice, and what H E nlrers are involved. Il J- Vlrs. Rosenthal, Publicity Chair-IU tl , promises that it will be a worth-I th - meetins: and urges everyone One '.end for all are welcome. of ', ef ' ' H- - - - - .,., . .Lbii '2Cab1net Chos , ' . V D . V. I - ', .0-st-ls, x. I , I. 1 0, 0 e 'il candidate uni Uil to ln- lxuy Mnnufartu my mm K f N inn ruvln.- 0 4' ' - .f . . --w lint xi l- '. These llrms 0 T H Cho .-., ll -5-.IVV For New Te: l' --New Madisonian Soldg First Since Ban Ends -i I The llln1lisnln:ili nppu-nu-il nn the' Xlndisun -eerie ua Jullllnly Nlh nflel in lwutelm ll-:ive nl nlisi-ni-v. its stall' was l'nved with the Iinb uf ruin- nli-tely ii-nrgunizlnt: the minmzlni-. ' All ure new-1-il that they ennlzl nnl 'linve inunineed without tziiillnnre e ' xi.-. iii,-lflmlln. un-il rin-nity ...lvl Myra Wulillmunl won n p 4 ilu- Xllndismiuin mum-si in '-nnrtmrnt for her rl ,. l ihi nywlw' N I ...M John mm-- nn und bnndra Spntt also won prizes -w lhin llepurtmenl.. llirltard llrouk h 'U prim- for his pnenl, 00 nn tunttmns uhni 1 ' S ' it u ee duties of every tear-her. 0 l uns 'D W ' my 'U' -. - ' , I u -'-d women to an-t 'gud K Madison S ' Yicer und luiulm Noxatt carried ull' the laurels in 2nd tt p 0 defeating' N Shapiro and Mal Halls, e , The in addition to elect-Preslugll, ml in l 'lad Justices sel e -I M 0, z1.1t.,lm, K . . . - - -1 . new F In '- fp' I... G.,,.Commends acui., v -'ln this case IQ, lil-ers, Stun Knm successful. ll As .lune of 11151 will terminate 'l'n'rry Voln-ii, :ind is 0 attend cabinelmy sf-rvire of three yearh as prexi- The fulluwiin: is t, J 1 pi tl pun n t present P.M. prob-di-nl nt' the l'urent Teachers Associu- 's :ss-i u lg administration. tinn, l feel called upon to expre' i .,......... ,ppy New Year! .ii .lununiy seenml, the lirst my sentiments to the faculty ang' 0 -id .... ...,. the students. 0 ........... At the outsetf let me say A J' llHl flS -- could never have achieved l' X --4---, li-nt results without the s7Vl.Q,7Y6ie9,V 0 'ls .. . uni-riitinii nf uurdpiinc-ii? fry.: pbftbp . P J . . Nl-will-i.l,,.-W' ' aeikVV'U4t hai- 004, Q P 0 to to 76 ,QV I Q 6 -luy ul' srhuol ol' the New Year. llltlsl Mmllsull sllldvlllm slzll-fl!0l 0tl into the building nn time. At 74309 A. ll. of thnt nmrnimz. BF the rain fell. Mr. Milgranfs fave --- . mr her 9 e , It 17, 04, QD Ib i-is were chn-.en by Mi ... M ltmcn 2 or-L 0 ly N Viator W. t . . V ugnimrt -her were V nl-ay S W '1l,. i--lvlgiia M-Vihe..:vZd: I51 ' V .ne cabinet for the in '. 1? u 2:41, 40 - are Pl-Trove e 'itgxjsdit hcers, they, will not lfecome od I ' ' until passed by the House of li entatives. 'Q t Jeff Broido and Fred Stal' will hold the posts of Commiui vga! Elections. Serving ag 'nissioners of Publicity wil 'uart Hirschman and Lila J ll- All-h0U8h no definite he restoration of a school 'et been announced, Ma 'Nile to me it return h uf this semester and Theda Trommer as SUIK. The Commii .olic Opinion will bg ters of? .ll ta ,I V F I, ps, 0 '5 and Mano Amaya l i Q , I 9 ln-ga tn glist- ut the ll -Qi a dp Iaqlq, 'Dba L 5.L. ' V of hnvim: lhl ' a 'z fe,-09' 64 'fe 60 JU' or 0 1 ..-- A 'liminiatration hop. --H -- ' 1. 4 01 af wjffi.-' fr ft. X 0. -,, . G. 0. Card Provides imher of atudent -' '- a lg. - - . I -in 1 vw - V f '4l 0 u. ', ' u- o '4 000 'G '49 f '0,,I ' . -I U' Order 10 nm 4: man, nm I 6 0, '1 I, I .li-4-n times .gk .vp ., ,I o 0 6.9! 04. 72 I Of 0 60 , K b 'long pomu of nitli nnlt nm tul rj, 4, to P tv 0 o,. ea youu ,low u rl n ruin inx i itTn , 05 ,Ogio 8 H0001 811.gif -2,19 The toll' of dllC0Ullf-lchool lcuviuil i I4 I U o 1, ev ' I, J r I emnmv em t ree lub bu: li 'ww M .nn i 'f Q 0' J' 'f '90 ff',0h ' oi to the Departmei ini .ni I . tt 114, , V I I f 6 . I ,I g. Y u sind- ' in s ' 'ou IZ ' 19 1' 0 4- .4 J' . I cog- - I -X . I, .ni lan-e, Alle Su-w . I 1 d' 'Q Q11 5qII I'II ,I edi I., J- ,. 0 9. . ----f-- , -I bl S A 1 liny. yur nil- the liist sl: leil lnle ren 'I-s :nf U in 201, SH, ' ,lotto I ag? 046 usqfplll -4--'- Hug e won Publ h l.u5!, llnpi I' . 5lf '1 -- l'6p nf- 'J' ' 'f,' L 'I -I 0' r a.' l ' ' '---- As :II fl ,dl 1,0 4 a Q I I , ll 9 of 90, p 948 Fits of 9 il! , -. . I 'l,. .. ,ghd -VD, 1.00 0 4 f h, . -we An--in' Al u . , ed ' ' . ' '. v, ' - , . - nl A-M 1-. - . wensfeln PM rx: -f -.f f i w:,:g:..,:-.gg.gIg I C , fgh 968 -10 '40 1, 41 ill be held on Ms 5 and Marty in- - - , . on Schou' 05 . ner oursehm ' T'A' I oo' 60 so ' qfs with herind eight. 5' I ' ' ' l llin-4 mum puipus I Pe, 41, I 'I 0' C x , nd not .nn ilnpednne do 06 'dumb In Mm an XI I I -,li ltxf' uuckaie and XI' Q--. .Jureau heads al cabinet mem innwh l 1 vnitnn nt s pn i n I Wy! NNN, ,wtf fig i . 0 ' '. - ' . ' i ' ' ' ? Aflui nn nl:-menu of um 5 ' 'ICH' .P 'ldjadgiblv - ,Q IVI'2V Q l -4 U 4 J .s will be Bikes, M ..,,V V VV V IV HV V' - V VVV VV , II VI Vg-fy Altuvuhd was onu' nizuin dis In W . Qdqlstory of bla A mm ulyllutgwi i H ' ht 'M 0 'focrac at Worlc 'l' -ei5 qiTi'1V f -id Secretarial All ...II lil Altuvnw, wlnrli incidentally sn:I I X e 0 y some prep, ,JI 1 vi .V. ' - --in is Wh Wm- , Cm - lw., hum' QI X id2e f',.n u.1L rossNeeds Fun' uiiniunglnphul shut Thiltnur-11 tri 'it was organ gewml O 1-.0 1911, 5 Mld R nn it has undergone umdtreuq ' Nu Ulugh., Jn P ' bl' Rl'h'f 'Ullllnfulnilivff' will 1- I os! We ty'fWe Years Stun. by '. I Dau 'M' 5. 'Spouse bl! ' -'l QI' 'f .I I J v -' - 'S' .' - ' v,I- 0 S . V f Q X adn H Vluisu anis includirn. imumh ul V V V Vxhyg 5Vp Dec- in G-Dponen I ch. ' ullnd lltlds tnainuring -.run tht llnghuay 51 I f dnl, 0 N p S . . II .-, . r, . -I M in, the first faculty -nl.. ,I GI f 7 I V' Ilf - wiistt-iiw k' c 'U l'U '9 lu 5'au. Q surer of student Koviivl: th'eal1'liDd'rTw'l'hi4? 't'4'e'fx i Ilffxpojgunl I V V . . . :l.c' 9 M-fl fullziw, tem-liing, business, industry, undernmcn., i. 0., as it was calleddurted by walter QV '55, 599 Jan ViXFI:'fncoIilan,iItlVL Home I0 . ,I I I ne as H' ' 3isV:elIuneous pi-oft-ssions. before the 'lme Wfs 'chfmged mSlihoemzold, Co-Editors-i.' 9, gy, X - asm I - . I V A . ,Ho lupol S out ul' si-hnni -,. p hcl , 7 'WN '1.-ni-,ie will be open tes' O held 'daemon' m w'5'will Judge the effort and ge jl:'lfqV,.e3'L -Hn'r'i'ce - . ' H 1- - ,. - like the present system. Fifteen , - n , I-rury lrlvlllllvd the limp.. ic 5 ., I. V. ,yi to en-un I the work of the cub reports 5, ,Fl 1-X Vu U .IVVIX-.Aw ' ,mn un int.-i-view with the 1' ' Vg ' ' 4- '-WI -ext c 'c'!l ' group' 'Wh M A the end nf the term those whoxslv L 1'x?'lI:vu'uofl '1L -I1,,,::VIo: eur. ,. Spanish dnily, ' La r ' V V VI? 5 ' V..IV ' I .,Pllbl'c'U0n5 Boonen .nd oth' promise will be admitted to the igl IW J. - - . I ' -Aw. In he wnrdx of the 1-Alito -' : -f'::f.- - I 3- 'the school 'nh felected way stai and become regular m ' TXP Anna -Home .I 3 A154 14 N nnmmv .ln-rt wilt if l 1 :W the mwilezf hers of the school publication nxt Hammo IK- :fume ld cl H vlhu wantid tu btttu 1 i r Oh, n V W.-V, qn 'W' stnndint, nl the Hpinnsh lug, Vp 'up t iaith: , if ills., r ou' with -- . -- , - ' 4 , - ' X , . - . I I Tha niuggullm ieuivulpd - V VV , V . I V V VVVVIV VI V ar 3 Nfw U tt, V If 'H .yl mfn T N Qpinnsh puhlnalmns piintr-ml in Mud! rofevllo 0,1 wly .vm 0. Hom I, uf d I gl 1' gr l i I U, I l' tn if .gl 1 ' ,, ' ' H 4 d K N v , , 1 XII J . 1 ,Mu . f . . . , C I f H - -V . . I h-li ', ' Ii' . - ..,,,II ' ' . 14X I ' - l..- I I I I. i- -f -I . V -1- II H - . . 1. 1 ' . ' VV I V V I I 'h . :III . ,. ygxs II II V t ' ' '. .-' -al' . -- if - :I Ill - f -ei ., ' ' 1 -, - ' ,L ' 'f -' .' - I .I I ' -. ' I - in-:ul ,unity uinii-tp!-j, nn one .of thi- llnedi M I IVVVVV VV if V, Vi V I NM . .IV E Vw VV J Cen i-,mdwa grevhg . VA fame' .cud .VV - - f - . .. 2 ' if IIKI I- Vg I-VI ra-, V I D. I ' ,I ' 'l',i fn. l. -l th .mae Ml-gp ,Q ,I ,i,, h 1 nd:-L d t C n1lil'1'rim'i-yj ii'sn-iarqrh mi rarec:i3T'f s?'9:rlaylI- li' V V , 'lflj '- 'IV I If overbnllbm' 'fiwlf Q u S appraisal tcvliniuues. ' if hipExal-ninationlasagltfr thou ' ll- ' ai. P and nl. nr uf Ula! hymn tmr, N t I .,.., -1 IIVV ...Ve V I i I ar A emu , , with the adoption of new coiisn on senior, .nn , Q wi' 0 0 5 W nh hit in lvnlni meeting regularly the weakly reporttutlons Sat 4' 1 nl'-anli I oe 3' ,V .A 3 Q F I... , I .. . 9 it , 7' .1 iVileVsyslllni -Int Aix V' Revlslotiona. The House :rf Representativedthll. VV VV: -1 V F, gr-fhtnea .Va Q 12,5 so-33 3.1581 'toxin - - A . - - - ' Me- .. , 4 ' ., ti 0 . - i.. . ..-. l ,O n A P IMauy other chalrig liwz' I any weeks ago nv: to v-'sg 4 , , ii lg l I H l ull af ' g 9 0 nh lu lul Q 3 f i v 5 'Q H. mpmln-is nftln- '--4-lilly. - . I - I to the nation, the abnllshment ofut luhhets Field. 'xhf n 0' n .L f, 's' 5. n 7' U-1 Q ' ' 'l l5 u0 'preferential voting the election of ln a resolution thebolfd 'f,9 ': 71 9 4. 'S' 'Q 0 ,fa e 'Q ' 4' 'cl ' ,t ', 'K 'L ' a student treasurer, and the organ-said le oller our d'9, Q 1- To 3 Q f 6 fa 9 at ,S 0 'l' d':':1'V 'I : ' 'I i luinlt thi llunsler ' V w ' 1- F 92' 4 19 -1 'Pg Q 144 u f. 6 9 G P ' 0 4' L 'qnmization of the Student Court haveaid tothe youth X' I n We U' 'S v of- w- n 'E ' -I' I VI . , S 1 0 I ,V ',,,-,lu I m all been enacted since 1925. 'stand that ful W pgs? QI'2Q,A,QgqgVh 2'x 4IVg'a.9 !i- 3 1 pi shonl.. n r A , I Following Mr. Conn. Mrs. Nurn-to achieve their Vg 0 gg, 2. Z Z 9. Q 'E 9 Q 3 3, .ly sim-v they maI.' I iw f1't!'berg became faculty adviser, and thetinn of a ds-moer.2,'Q 4? K '71' 2 '30 q' 2 0 4 3 .p 'Q .nt rnll- in nn--'s fu- 'NIH le - I ement 'y ,new system of selections waa adopt-opportunity for a ? Q, 2 9 3 N 4 Q ag., .6 t,.,,,,,.,- n,,i,,,,-L S,mpi,.U dui-in: ln-l-nninnf M-mlrlyIiA. Under the preaent- adlyiner, Mr.se-rvil-or nf-the inning 2612 Q1-in gint 3 gigs.. Fyqaijg: I 1 'S f W-Tffff f sg2'7 'oYf5?4 Km X C STARR! G RULES lt is only lair to give curtain calls lo those who clicl the most to malie our cast one ol the hest that ever graduated lrom hladison. Our deepest thanlcs to: The S.G.O. Directors Stan Komarolzi. Bill Gurton, Fred Lane, Nlarty Rosenthal. Lea Nliller. an Beelcer. anrl Holm Erichson lor two terriliic aclministrati s. The Assistant lyreetors -1 Gene Sommer, Shelly Lipson, Janie Shapiro, and Atlrienn Sehumitslcy lor governing our senior Class. flur chief L' aeh -- Jucli Shimanslcy, Xvestinghouse Scholarship winner ancl pos' ssor ol the highest average in lxlaclisorfs history, lor tutoring in non- e cliclian geomet y. Also anlcs to the r es playecl hy Fred Lane, championship basketball team capta' . Stan Nlazer football Captain, Sid Krause, baseball raptain. ancl Judi Shi ansliy ancl No Kessner. co-captains ol the math team. iclitors of lxla '.on Varsity, lxlessrs. Bob Hasellcorn, Joel lJroplcin, Ralph Shapiro. lal Newman, nel Bch Eriehson and lxlaclemoiselles l.ee Sachnolf, Mimi Fishman. and Ahhy Av'n lor Coverage. The Ser' t VVriters Jerry Reinert, Laura Joan Pusar, Hilda Cohen. Betty Jane Seligm , Bob Erichson. Judy Klein, Saul l.evy and Joel Hurley. lor direction and procl .tion ol' the Log. usieal score eoncluctecl anrl written lay Bill Gurton, Steve Golcllinger, Lea lxliller, .aura .loan pusar for their harcl worlc towards a whing cling sing. our Proeligies from the Professional Art School-1 lxflarty Brownstein. Sue Chaisin, ancl .lucli Shimanslcy for leading Arista. The Bouncers - Nlilce Xveinberger, Ronnie Cooperman, Fred Lippman, Amie Kopelson, Ruth Posen, and Rose Gregory lor heing ahle to shut up the G0-Getters at their meetings. The stanrl hy Pielcet Line Paoli Gooclman, Gene Sommer, l.ea lxliller. Adrienne Sfhumitslcy. Janie Shapiro, and Sue Chaisin lor cloinfg the same with Boosters. our own Captain ol the ushers. Karl l.azarowitz lor maioring the Serviee League Farce. The Playwrite eclitors Stu Beelier ancl Claire Satin lor Confusing us with the lxlarlisonian. Amt last hut not least our moh srene eonsisting ol Commissioners and other oclflities inelucling Barham Berlie, Norman Branrl, lwlarty Brownstein, Artie Franlc, Stuart Franlc, Sonny Certzog. Steve Golcllinger. lra Kaplan. Arnie Kopelson, Ruth Pose-n, Gene Sommer, Sicl Tepper. Barry Vvasserman and Nlilce Weinberger. Anal for the finale to so many supporting players who made our four act perlormanee 50 tll0l'0llQllly !'lli0Yill7lf' HDL' S0 NVt'll l'Pl1H'lllllt l'f'fl. Muse Kem Lsou N X BS IN BARBARA GLEHSON STAN ACTOR HARRY Lomas wr-:ATE R Q 1,14 5 Q fi dr RL OPUL EOE-'RNAN :vu-:NNE Hfmnmsou MOST TRN Q Komnnor-LF 'S MUSICIANS EA LLER Le-:NNY BERG Q9ANQE5j4' PPANCE CHRRNING MARTY CHASQN ROSENTHRL. osT Ln4E1.,y To SUCCEE D Ndnvs JDICPQ 13EFlNA Amon Fffweow Bw :DRESSED DIME NNE ,Z Famvn PPVIAN TI-IE Corey Gm. 5 or BOY WING .., RMHN ,PRETTIEST C3.aL RNE J Gneeorw Ross IN Emma Home PQ Annum: LANE ONNY IDnMmno ai ACLHSS A.. ff' LB RTISTS 1-EVE mm Pe aa , V M ARK :wanna Go1.DF1NGER ZBNGHTEST f 303 HazELKoRN Rl-ITICIHNS 'Bran ER STAN SHINHNSKY uoy -4--J' . Wlkfz A 14066 'C ,amy Mudd! I 2274-wwu WW 769-if-?m'h aa fur 17,,,z5'fA-1. I MQ mflizarfq W'-gc Ma 'Af ,qpe0f 5' ZT ,fww-,f,74f'fM'M75 17'-ff2wf5 ?' 41 f0H7mnI,we4Af f CALVIN AARONS 1736 East 55rcI Street General O11ice Asst.. Service League Squad, Room Asst.. PuItIicity Squad Swell FeIIotv PHILIP AARONS 5019 Avenue XV Room Asst. Great to Ile with INA IS. ABRABIS 1538 East 54tlt Street Junior Arista, Arista, Justice in Student Tourt, Dance Comm., Sec. in OPI. CIass Like sugar--sweet and refined SAMUEL AISRAMS Madisoniart, Service League, EngIisI1 Squad 0110 of a I2inrI IVIURIEL ADLER 1716 East 24111 Street Deputy Captain. Sing, Dance Comm.. PuIJIicity Squad, Class Sec. Pretty, petite, charming and sweet WALTER ADLER 1440 Ocean Avenue Lunchroom Guard, Service League Guard wry young girIs leave home JOAN CAROL AISENSTAT 1553 East 29tI1 Street Sec. in GirIs' Gym, Sec. to Teachers, GirIs' CItorus, Participant in AssemI:tIy Pregrant Swell gal ASTRID AKINS 2808 East 28111 Street IVIemIJer and Treasurer 01 Honor GirIs. Sec. in GirIs' Gym, Capt. Intra- IIIUIBI TCBIII. NOW'IIlnn CIuIt As quiet as they come jiZj t.,Q.n of f... my I I STANLEY AKS 2045 East 26111 Street Student Court, Erasmus I'IaII IV. Bas- IietIJaII Erasmus' Ioss is ottr gain MARIE ALESSANDRIA 1554 East 56th Street CIass See.. Service League, Sing. New- ntan CIUIJ with all her charm and wit so rare Many a heart site rviII ensnare NORMAN ALPERIN 1764 East 12tI't Street Service Squad. Track Tr-am ITM-I'1I Too Iuul Ile rIi1I it an in Tech VINCENT AMABILE. JR. 5019 Avenue VV None nicer than In- ROSEINIARY ANEMONE 2294 East 21st Street Secy. to Teachers, Service League SparIeIing eyes, Iovely hair Sl19'S the answer to FranI2ie's prayer VIRGINIA ANC-ELEITI 1971 East 55rd Street 011. Class Pres., Vice-Pres., Drum. CIuIm, Gym Lf-acIer, See. to Teachers Beautiful eyes where mystery Iies LUCILLE APICELLA 2995 Quentin Road GirIs' Chorus. IVIixecI Chorus. Vite- Pres. 01 0111. CIass, Room Asst, A votre Iilee tt niglttingale MICHAEL APPELBAUM 2714 Avenue- BI Grade Gov., GrttlIe Justife, Highway Staff. Tennis Team, Booster Gllllll things Conte in smaII pnelzrtges NIARI1 DN .-XRKIN 2020 Shlilft Slrecl 54-4 ,, fInnnI. Ronin Assf. 5,4111 lik., Kllllligllf, ulwuys on !Iu- In-um IISSII :KIM JINS'I'IfIN I0.!I I Imm-4 n-sl .'xVl'llllt' li.-ml, fIruIu-slrn. .'XIl1'mI.ulu- IIIIR1- lfriglll II4'1uI NANI ,Y 'XFI Il If IRII ll ITT I I Il-n1Iri: Inman Slrw-I cm. .-x..... fIl..,N l'r1'Hv mul swvvl .I g0ifI u'Im N niu' lu nwvf can ngc ni ,fm nism' I 1 'E ' k U I fm. I ' .W 11 I v ,Q 1-,xl , 'I I an I 1771, lam: ml. Sn.-.-u ,In uswl In :mv umm' ffi.I,.,'I.I 'ri ' 5 r . . IJ N NIR K AX' ' ' 'nIim I C ihl' ' , I ' , I Q ' '1' W t4Ia oIIIIm I nnnilrtg lu. 5 llu- 5 ur SIIIIII' v IIIiRIIIiR'I' :XSIROXV k 'I I I6 KIIIPSIIIIII .AVFIIIIP 'Im-I' umI u IIUII yvurs Ill u uomu ,In'nI-'v will: n Jiplomu .XI .I .W N Al YSVIN ll Iuml Vout! Yin' In Iennll' :XIIIIY AVIN V20 Avvnuo UHI14-slrn, Iuniur nmI Se-niur Arislu, I'4l'ilIllI'l' umI Assmx If1IilnrnIm IIigIlwuv. f'Iuss Ilrvs., iuIIs ipn SIHIT .1 'l'l. lIurI 1 'If ' .. J Wwb AI V, l I Is : . . A1 . ,' ' 1. A ,IN IMONU II ,fy I WW I , .NNW I ' 'T Ill' KI I. .1 f JL' lRIfNIi AXIiI.ROD lion Ifnst 26tI1 Sher-l Sul. fIIuIr IxIIl'IllIN'l' I'nr Isrm-I Knilling l'IuIn, Rnmn Assl. Slmrl mul swvvl, Qluilc' u Irvnl 154' D U L ' ka n SIIIIIFEUUI V144-lm - .YNN IIADI .ER 2003 Ifusl IHIII Sim:-I IIigIlwuy's N4-ws SIHIII. S,G.O. Cubin:-I. Img Slnff, Cupl. Scrviw I-a-ngue. Arisln ffufslumliny . q, I BRI ICH ISAKEN 2.238 Ur:-ann Av:-nuc E l'Inss I'rm-s.. Svrvicv Imuguc Guard, NIPIIIIIUI' uI' IInusv OI Reps. II1' pursnvs Iris sIluIivs fnilIlfuIIV ' Ilv is ufwuvs fur IwIlimI we CARI. BAKER F505 IAYUIIIIKY R IIusIu-IImII .I.V., GuurnI, IIunvIImII 'I'c-ann I:orIIlrigI1l, IIPTIHIII, ull rigIll SUPI IIA IIAINIBINO 3618 Quvniin Road UII. l'Iuss Svr., Sing I.iI-'1' ivory--Io1'vIy, Suwvf, purv. RIC! IARIJ ISARTI IOl,.lfNIiO 2521 Ifnsl 26lIl Sire-el Serviu- I.f'nguc, Swimming I,ooI Guur1I Sun' Io sn1'f'vwI in :III Im umI0rlaIu's Ill DXXZ-XRD BASS H22 Ifust l2lIl Sirmzl Svrvil 1' Ilwlgllo, l.llnfIlfflCllll t:llilHI, l'Iuss Iire-s., Virv-Prvs. Um' suv-II fvIIon1 f if JACK BEACHER UPA 7 SG ,god We-elf-1 'N-mwx Kv'f 's Wolf U4 0' 1900 East 19:11 Street ll Sing, Service League, Biology Lab. ' jf Asst. . K Wgvbqijo see you go I AILEEN BEAR V 2536 East 16tl1 Street Log Stall. Sec. to Teaclmer. Swimming Pool Asst.. Room Asst. A luclzy charm , fWlf0V ' s' ? n in our midst I q 6 6 .lou ' ARNOLD BECKER MU 1921 East 26th Street Arista, Log Stall. Late Squarl, Sec. t Dean, IN ixonian Stall Tops 1 ' , A CQ PL 16 K A STANLEY BECKER 1 1618 East 24tli Street Treas. ol S.G.O.. Track Team, Football Mgr.. Service League, Class Pres. Loads of fun STUART BECKER 2807 Avenue P Eclitnr-in-Cliicl Nlaclisonian, Highway Stall, Junior Arista. Asst. to Dean, Sen- ior Arista one swell guy BARBARA BEDDIES 1572 Ryder Street Service League, Room Asst. Goof! lliings come in little packages -Tk . wbivjj 'R ' IJ,-.LL STUART VICTOR BEERNTAN 4726 Bedford Avenue Orcliestra, B2-incl, Booster. Concert, Vice- Pres. ol Off. Class I'll be seeing you rf 'A Oc fl L' elm , Dance Comm., Biol' g rican Club SUR' QU ll hi? dl' 95 ' SIUQHGI' J LOIS BELLOXVS 2148 East 55111 Street Sec. to Off. Class. Log Stall, Room Asst, Always willing to give Cl helping lmml ANNA BEILU Cl 5516 A' R . sec. i..'e5'fe C- ,.smQ'4ieS11 C65 nor , L m Guard. N5 an lub rg, -V A 2, QM Q of-4 bl- F6 J If NX TX ' JACK BELOVE 1560 Ocean Parltway Sing. Swimming Log Stall. Biology Lab.. Service League Belove and Beloved DON BENDER 2177 East 7tl1 Street Booster, Footloall Varsity. Besltetlmll Varsity. Service League An all around guy CURTIS BENNEVVTTZ 1 Lalte Avenue Class Pres., Nlnmlser ol P.M. Congress. Traclc Team, Limclxroom G-unrrl. Swim ming Team one swell fellow BERNICE BEREND 1347 East 1311. Sem: Class Pres., Class Vicepres.. Highway Stall, Sing, Publicity Comm. A clancingy rloll In wraps of art IYIARII YN BI-RGER 2II7 Quentin Ro Iunmr Arista I city W! IA BERGLAND 1754 st 55th Street , , 5 cp 1 . cIl l' 1 .Iunior Arista, Kcyroom Asst., Attend- ance Office Asst.. Senior OII, Class Sec.. Class Ser. SIw'rI Irv so nice 9 me Iwme to 4 0 I0 ' W ww' rl. a 'I' l'AR0l.YN BERGON 10's0 Em-1 25tI1 Saga Class Pres.. Class Vice-Pres.. Attencl- nnu- Oiticc Sec., Sec. in Service League, Varsity Slmow TI11' fun' nt' an ang:-I and just ns sweet BARBARA BERKE 1865 Ease Slst Semen Dr-puly Capt. Service League. Sing. c'UllllllI!iSI0llf'f nl' Secretarial Affairs. Mr-mln-r ol' Clulr Comm.. Gracle News- pups-r Ifvvs of InI1m. Iaair of gold Un tluil cutie, we are soIrI GENE BERKOWITZ 1 f 4065 Beclfnrcl Avenue OII. Class Pres.. Lt. Justice. Clxorus. Concert. Vice-Pres. OIT. Class Mr. Pvrsoruilitgv IIIHIBPII RKON ITZ atI1. e . Team. Mails. ' t r. i It .I1 tlison. Pllo- ig UI 1 A p str ent is 0 ' ' I ter ROBERT BERKOVVITZ 2049 East 2lst Stn-1-I A sM'nm'I Marcvani SHEILA BERLINER 1167 East 7tI1 Street Major Music. Mixed Clnorus, Sec. ol CII. Class, Twirler, Room Asst.. Girls' Clmms Tlw mnst rluxrming lwIrIor GERALD BERMAN 2I42 Brown Street .Iunior Arista. Swimming Team, Sec to Aclministrativc Asst.. Class Pres. I'uI1Iicity SquacI A perfect fIote, gals X. j ROBERT NV. BERMAN 1362 East 2Ist Street .Iunior and Senior Arista. Varsity Ten- nis Team. Sing. Log Stalt, Tutor A swell gnyI VIRGINIA BERMAN 1900 Quentin Road Sec. to Service League, Sec. in I..iIJmry. Sing A Imn4IIo of ioy for somv Iuclzy Iroy RICHARD BERNARD 27l0 Avenue VV Madison Sing. Biology Squad. Sec. to Clnairman oI IVIatIn. Dept.. Vice-Pres. oI OPI. Class. S.G.O. Guard Tlm seconzl ferry Lewis HERBERT BERNHARDT 1623 Ease 241k Sweet Chorus. Madison Highway, Sen- ior I.og. Biology I.aIJ., Dance Comm. A wonderful feIIa LEONARD BERNIKER 2536 East 22nd Street Lunclnoom Guard, Service League Vinl, vlgaf. ltilllhly BURT BERNSTEIN 1735 Em 35rd Shea Swimming Pool Guard Boy to In- admired IiI.I.IO'I'I BERNSTEIN 1570 Em 26tI1 Sewer NIacIisonian Stalt Member. Asst. tn Dean, Service League. .Iunior Arista I Inss Iaibitzer 0:6 HARRIET BERNSTEIN 2108 Avenue M Junior Arista, Senior Arista, Sec. to Bliss Zellner, Vice-Pres. ot Ott. Class, General Office Asst. One swell gall HARVEY BERNSTEIN 520 East 21st Street Biology Squacl. Cliem. Squacl, Sec. in Clinic, Class Pres. A guy witli plenty of lnumor HELEN BERNSTEIN 1225 East 26tt1 Street Class Treas., Service League, Key Room Asst. Clmrm personified JANET BERNSTEIN 2529 East 21st Street Girls' Ctiorus, Mixed Clwrus, Sec. to Dean, Room Asst. Personality is lzer middle name JERRY BERNSYEIN 5307 Bedford Avenue lxladisonian Stall. Service League, Asst. to Dean, Sec. to Heart ol English Dept., Projection Squad Great guyl AIELVIN BERNSTEIN 1535 East 29tll Street Football Team, Grade Advisor Asst. Longfellow, Melvin? MILTON BERNSTEIN 1347 East 17tli Street Bowling Team, Biology Lalm. Asst., Guard A great pal KENNETH BERTOSEN 2510 East 21st Street Swimming A swoll fella ELEANOR BEYER 2018 Voorliies Avenue Luncllfoolll Gllilrd, Class Sec., Rooln Asst, Strictly lomled NVILLIAM BISCHOFF 1817 East 23rd Street Gym Sec.. Service League. Lunclxroom Guard, Class Pres., Track Team Maclison's golden-lmirerl Romeo CAROLE J. BLACK 3619 Becllorcl Avenue Sec. to Dean of Boys, Lunclxroom Guard, Sec. Off. Class Let's talzo tlle long way llama DANIEL BLATT 1515 East salt Street Senior Bancl, Junior Bancl Carrot top ,, BARBARA BLEE 1586 East 26tl'1 Street Class Pres., Class Sec.. Student Court. Service League All tlnings from A to Z Fit Barbara to a T LENORE BLITZ 2860 Ocean Avenue Tutorial Squad, Sing. Term Paper, Lug, Gym Sec. Bin lrlne mul mlornble 1 CHARLES BLOCK 2076 East 27 Street Arista. Junior Arista. Class Pres., Asst. to Principal, Asst. to Sclwlarslwip Comm. ' Man of few worcls i . f, X 'aft Wm WP Rf Jlilfltilx BLK DCK n b2'l Aw-:utr N Boost:-r. Lug Stull, Sing llufs u swell guy IIARVEY BLUOM moz ling: 1:-uh Sum Vin--l'ra-s. Ulf. Class. Lunclxroom Uuurrl, Svrvice Lvuguo, Room Asst. ,lu unfnrgvttnlrln person .IAY A. BLU! DSI moo Iii-sn ll-ith Sm-vu linslu-llmll, Svrviec Lcnguv, Gym Soc. ffm' swell guy! NIELVIN LEON BLOOM M76 Un-am llnrlcwuy 'Lrmlc 'La-mn, Swimming Squncl, Class l'n-s.. S1'fTil'l' Lvngue, Varsity Sliows His yzursnnulily nmtclws lrls look IA! 'Kllf liLl IIQSTONE ITT? lfnsl ltilll Street ',fl'Pl. tflllfii. SPF. KVYIHFS, rrffili. fm., Vlnss. Sc-rvire League Prvllv. smiling, iwguiiing NURMAN Iil.UMIiN'I'tiAl. 3806 Qui-ntin Rumi Mntlu. Twain, Spnnisln Film Squml llis list nf frivruls is ns long ns luis ,mir HIiI.l'lNA RENEE BUCK T3-I0 Nostrnnrl Avenue fill. Clans Sf-r., Attenflnnur Ollqicc Asst., Lilrrnry Asst., Englisll Book Rlltllll Sugar is lu-r onlv rivnl BARRY BOCKMAN I-146 East '57tll Street Orclu-ntrn, Swimming Squml Tull. rlurla anal lwltllr wntrll out I XVAI ll R BOH E 02 East 3 l At ,I otlung 1 , ..: . , l 2A 5 C I ' -' S ixe - .1 I ring w 1 1 E Il6,',, ' 0 1 'l . ' ' ct pg' 5' RUTH BONNER 21 lm Court Servire League Gunrcl, Room Asst. A smile lllllf'S pleasing EUGENIA BORGIA 2075 Hr-ndriclcson Street at GZ 0 f 4+ lxlixecl Chorus Pretty ns a picture WAN ' JOAN BORRELI 2l27 Rycler Street Off. Class Sec., Teacliers' Asst., G.O. Rep., Asst. in SS. Dept. Fun to ire with IIOVVARD BORUS W 1859 Em Sth Street , lfootlwall, Basketball Laughing and jolly, his merry Guts lrim in trouble every :la I 2 FRANCES BO'l'l'I ISI7 Avenue V Mixed Clxoms. Girls' Cllorus. Drama Club, Newman Club. Sec. to TCRCIIQQI A hm' mul ilnmly girl HELEN BRACHFELD 3310 Avenue N Go-Getter. Arista, Dance Comm., Sing Go gn!-lmr, she's worth ii FRED BRACKIS I286 East l0tl1 Street Service Guarcl, Room Asst. A fine and dandy guy NORMAN BRAND 1655 East 31st Street S.G.O. Cabinet Member, Service League, Mirmreograph Squad. Grade Newspaper Good things come in packages small And IIOTCIS a guy welt 1i1zec1 by a11 NORMAN MARV1N BRANDES 1684 East 10111 Street Off. Class Trcas.. Off. Class Vice- Pres., Mixed Ctroms. Capt. Lunctrroom Guards, Concert Friendly and sweet Charming and neat T1u1t's Norman CAROL BRANDT 1805 East 8111 Street Member Service League, Guarct Hea1t11 Office Like sugar-'sweet and refined GLORIA BRAUNSTEIN 1447 East 2nc1 Street Treas. 011. Class, Room Asst.. Sing. Lunctxroom Guard Best of 1uc1e to Gloria and Irv ROSALIE BRAUNSTEIN 2434 East 24111 Street . Library Squad, Sec. Guidance O11.. Service League Tlwse great big beautiful eyes JOSEPH BRAVERMAN 2026 Avenue X Service League Guard. Var y ow. A11-City HS. Radio o 11 . sem171y Program Best of the bunch D . L Q W MARTY WM' 1806 Bumett Street Service League. Advanced Camera C1u1D He's goml ut History--fond of dates LLOYD BRESLAU 1714 Marine Parkway Math. Team. Chem. Lab., Projection Squad, C11cmatron, Junior Arista Future Mr. Einstein ANTHONY BR1GAND1 5414 Avenue .1 Art Staff, Service League Girard, Pies. O11-. C1ass, Bas1ret1Ja11 Team Double dynamite AARON BRITVAN 1559 East 5111 Street Bas1ret1.aa11 Team, Track Team. Servire League A million dollar smi1e 1RENE BRODSKY 2513 East 21st Street Booster. Junior and Senior Arista, O11. C1ass Sec.. Dean, Log Stan Nice to be with RICHARD BROF 1744 East 18111 Street B10l0SY I-' ' ervice 9 Radio m1J1 . 553, 1 mm Us h MARQN11. BRONVNS1'E1NiLfQm 1813 East 26111 Street Editor Spanish Magazine, 1V1adisonian Staff Senior Mat1x. Team ooster ' . ,' 'V 1 'W'1'F wf. 1556 M1517 4s,'- eff V1 v W. . RITA BUCHMA 2606 Avenue S Program Comm., .Iuninr Arista. Asst. to Dean, Asst. to Co11ege Advisor. Tutor Sweet and charming LEONARD BURG 1014 Avenue N Class Pres., Sing, Lunctmmom Ounnl, Clinic Asst.. Proiection Squaxi Double dynamite ROBERTA BUSA 1967 Ford Street Service League. Sec. to Ctuss, Treas Ott. C1ass Nice to know HARVEY CANTOR 2044 East l3Ilr Street Higlrway Stall. Log Stall. Lilxrary Stall. Service League Guani, Ser. to Oli. Class Om' In a million JOAN CARLSEN 88 Diftum Court Sec. to Teachers, Service League Pretty blonde with eyes of blue A IUIIO UYUIIIKI lllease all of yo!! BRUCE CARNER ' 36l9 Bvrllorcl Avenue Off, Class Pres., Baslcctlxall. Gym Lorlcor. Service League, Oil. Class Vir'o-Pros. A prinu' in our mills! RUN-i CARROLL l9l7 East 34tlr Street .lunior Arista. Gym Leucier, Service League. Dram. Club Slmwl. pvlitv, uml neat JOHN CARTISANO I9l5 limit l7tlr Street A grvut guy CAROL CARUSU 2020 Av:-nuc P Arista, .lunior Arista. Service- League. Dr-nn'n Oflior. Key Room Squml Inst plain lorfulrlo MARIE CAS'I'AGI.l0I-A H1211 East 5'5rcl Stn-et Svfvifl' l4l'ilnllf', Nt'W'Illtlll cwllh, CTIRISS Sm-. 'l'vrrifl4' qui IiI.liANOR l'AS'l'Ifl.l.ANI l'iI'5 Avonur- R Girls' Clmrus. lxlixvcl Clroms, Gym Lvatlc-r. to 'l'c-arlmrs Always lu-np us lnugliing MURIEL CASTELLO I732 Stuart Street Lilmrary Squad. Class Room Sec. Like Ivory soap-lovely, sweet and pure GLORIA T. CASTELLON 3601 Quentin Road Class Sec.. Service League Guard. Sing, Room Asst. Clrucleful of personality 0145 SUE CHASIN V385 East l4tln Street Girl Leader of Arista, Junior Ari a. Lt. Justice and Justice of Student Cour . Treas. ol Boosters. Comm. Menrber Lilze sugar--sweet and refined MONA CHAZKEL 2073 Kimball Street Log Stall.. Class Pres., Gym Soc.. Class Treas.. Service League Guarcl Haart of g ld I 'I , 1154 CHARLES CHIPURNOI V 2821 Kings Highway Gym Sec.. Film Squad Bound to please BERT Ct-IODOROV 2425 Kings Highway Go-Getter, Swimming Tc-am. Scrviw League, Biology Squad A real go-get-fuer ANNE CHURCH 2l64 Stuart Str:-et Sing. Room Asst., Sr-rviu' League' Guartl. Vive-Pres. Off. Class Pretty os o pivture and oh! wlmt ar as to ,rim r iii we frame or Guar General lfrce t ance re, Vi Pe Hn C h Two of ,- FRANCES CICCIARELLA 2210 Avenue T Sec.. Attendance Office. Guard, Danc- ing Clula, VoIley Ball Clulo Tops! RICHARD CIRCUS 1629 East 53rd Street Service League. Luncluroom Squad Best of the bunch ANN RUTH COHEN 1545 East 35tl1 Street Girls' Chorus, Mixed Clmorus, Library Stall, Service League Guard, Assemlsly Program Sugar and spice She dresses so nice BEATRICE COHEN 2008 East 4tl1 Street Junior Arista, Orcllestra. Program Comm., Music Office, Attendance Ollice She plays a pretty tune FLORENCE COHEN 1663 Ocean Parlcway Service League. Sec. to Teacliers, Sing, Pulmlicity Squad A prett 'l, H' 't ,tn tml, 'Zr,Z Z.C. HILDA C. COHEN 1500 Oreun Parlrway Library, Editor Log Senior Page Cvuard, Sing, Program Comm. Always leaves us laughing .IAY COHEN 1854 Ocean Avenue Deans Office Staff, Guard, Room Asst. Stlrl' Slllffess boy W Of., .IOY COHEN 1680 East 22nd Street .Iunior and Senior Arista, OIT. Class Pres., Asst. to Mr. Blumstein, Biology Squad, Guard A winsome Miss LIBBY COHEN 2570 Ocean Avenue Guard, Class Officer, Room Asst. Ser. to Teacliers EternalIy sweet MARTIN COHEN 3356 Bedford Avenue Room Asst. We have many a Collen Izut mme liI.'c Marty MIRIAM COHEN 2601 Avenue Y Sec. in Service League Office. Vice- Pres. Off. Class. Sec. to Teacller, Gym Leader Nice to Imow RACHEL COHEN 2258 East 26111 Street Service League, Room Asst., Sec. to Teachers, Sing, Gym Sec. Full of pep and vim RUTH COHN 1625 Avenue P Sec. to Mr. Blumstein, Higllway Staff. Log Staff, Sec. to Ivtiss Zelmer, Arista The tlzinlzer-pep + personality : popu- larity , RICHARD COKE 2718 East 21st Street Class Pres., Member of PBI. Congress, Lunchroonl Guard Nice to I-mow DIANE COLANDONE 1565 East l5tl1 Street Pres. ol OIT. Class, Sec. of Off. Class. Newman Clulm, Guard. Sing SIIBIS very pretty and also willy HELEN COMNINOS 2801 Avenue P Sec. to Dean ol Girls. Sec. in Girls' Gym. Slcetclm Club, Intramural Vollcy Ball Team Nice to Iznow ur' x .IK 'I'.R ' If I-Inn mth Street . na to succe- Q I RONALD COOI'IfRIVIAN 21,10 Uri-nn Avenue fiuv.. IIencI oI Board oI Governors. Vive-I'n-s. Go-Getters, Commissioner oI IntnunuruI Sports, ance m. TIM' UIISIIIVI' In ll alrle 1 r WI' ' Y 1 f' 0 - in 1 u I tp? s W. 'Ain DAIN ANU - I 5 2020 I-Zim 27lIn rect C' 232:-IrnI,I Tennzf. . . n e, Hi? Tull. Ill, llflll 50-0- I N' I I 23 cillilfll, ssl. 'Lf II ' nnuvh to say, Im! he Joes I1is Len sue un Init in Ilis quiet way AR'IIII IR DANBERG l'5Ifl Ofvnn I,nrItwny S1-rviu' I.engue Nia- In Ienow IIONYARIJ DANZIG 23125 Ifust IHIIn Street S1-rviu' I.l'illlll4' finnnI. IIuunI 'lwvrrina' guy VAR! JI. DAVIS IW53 Ifnst 2 SrrI Stn-I-I I.nnrIiroom Innior Arisln, Arista, I.cIlInr I'.IxI. Jour- nuI. I'ra-s. Dc-Imting Society. Asst. to IJ:-un 'likf' U IHNPL, Sllf'.S Ilfllllll' In IPIANII I. DAVIS 2'5'I'0 Oc 1-nn Aventu- IIIPII Sl' fr. D IDHIIPSIYII. Sw. in U1-nu-ruI U.. 11-. View l'n-s, UII. Clint, Sing. Sf-fy In Tn-uc'In-rs 50llII l0'IX' s lulivt MARIE DelPRIORE I2-il East I3tI1 Street Class Sec., Class 'Iin-us.. Service League. Highway Rep., Newnmn CIUIJ By George! SIw's O.K. JOSEPH Dc MELLO , 32 N IA uc CIIOFLILC Ven dl AL' Quiet but nite f ,, I aww RALPH De IVIOTI' 2223 I'IenrIricIcson Street Service League A great guy JUDY DENKENSOIIN I925 Quentin Road Service League. Sec. to TeucIners. Sing An exception to the ruIe, gf-ml.-mt-n KIUYLII uIways prefer IJIoruIvs af- I' SALVATORE De msn 1 L OI 2047 East 56tI1 Street Clnss Pres.. Lunchroom ,v 1, I'oot- , ball. Sing L A good friend 1 if ,Cw ARTHUR DERMER 2236 BatcIncIcIer Street Senior BnncI. LiIsmry Squn4I Mr. Miisic .IIINIMY Dv SIENA 2227 East l6tI1 Street I.uncInroom Maior. Pres, of f'Iiorus. I Pres. OI Off. CInss. Capt. UI SpefinI Guards, Varsity Show nncI AssembIies Our IIUIUISOITIP Iznighl of the IIHICIDYUOIII S'I'l IARI DIAMOND 2280 East 27tI1 Street Gym Ser., Sc-rviro I.r-ngue UunnI. viwrnck rlqenrn A rvul nice guy ADELINE DIAZ 20l9 East 55tii Street Sf't'VtC6 l.eague Guilfll, Ncyvntiln Ser. to Teaciiers ft lmnrile of cluirm NIADELINE Di CECCA 2170 East 28tli Street lunior Arista. Program Ollirv, Honor Roll, Minor Servire Awarci Neat ami sweet IIARRIET DIENSTAG l006 Ocean Avenue Ser. ot' Honor Girls, Gym Sec., Sec. in Att:-ncianrc Oliire, Sec. to Teachers, Sing lilee cliorolute pudding-my-t fine CATHERINE DILELLA 3808 Avenue P Sec. to Teavlu-rs, Room Asst. Lilae u tmolr. lmunri to please BARBARA DINHOFER 520 East 2lst Street Junior Arista, Arista, Higliway Stall, ivlaclisonian A real nire girl PAULA DISLER 2302 Avenue O Grade Acivisor Asst., Class Sec., Slictrli Club. Servirc League, Room Asst. Lille ll Remlrrundt, Lovely to loole at EMANUEL Di TERESI 4215 Becilorrl Avenue Baseixail Team, Asst. in General Ol- lice, Room Asst. lt's not the question ilmt lmtlwrs liim: it's tlie answer CHARLES DOHERTY 'l62l Henciriclcson Street Swimming Team. Luncliroom Uuarcl. Vice-Pres. OIT. Class, Treasury Heart in Sliop Class .t wolf wiill ri crew cut Mlm W - X M . EMILY DONATO 2601 East 24til Street Girls' Cimrus, Nlixeci Cliorus, Ciiristlnas Sliow Tile sweetest tiling to lrit tlic air force JOAN DORFMAN IZI64 East 34tii Street Booster, Program Comm.. Junior Arista, Sing, Treas. ol Ott. Class r., Pep, sfairilyilwuys lulppy xygjty N X K i 'AMN' fl W5 go. Wi it livin .i if 'i ' X , ' -- ' 1 'F M 4 jx iV'y1l ,fi wwf BARR ' DRIESEN auf, 2223 East 29th Simca Booster. Nlixeci Cllorus, Sing. Sul' c League, Class Pres. X' A insist in any SCllO0l JOEL H. DROPKIN i750 Vooriiies Avenue Eciitor - in - Chief Madison Highway. S.G.0. Cabinet, Sing. Englisil Dept. Asst., Rille. Frencil. and Biology Clulms Coiees, ruties and Clulrleston LEONARD DUBERMAN i800 East l2tl1 Street Service League. Honor Guard He luis us many smiles as curls ELAYNE DUBIN 2444 East 22ml Street Off, Class Sec., Sing, Biology Squami. Sec. to Teaciiers Lilee sugar, sweet ami refinerl NATALIE DUBIN l647 East l0tl1 Street Atteniiance Comm., Lilrrary Asst.. Serv- ire Squacl Her spurleling eyes and fair complexion LENORE DUNETZ 225 Avenue M Clnorus, Assemlvly, Servire League. Sing. Class Sec. Airft sine sweet DAVID DUNNER 2823 Avenue P Quiet--Izut nice GARY DWORKEN ISIS E1-in 15111 Snmet Swimming Team. Tennis Tc-sun, Serv- ice League Vtm. vigor. and vitality VINCENT J. EDGAR 1530 East 22n1I Street FoottmII, Pres., Vice-Pres.. Baseball. NUVVIIIHII MIIIIISOHIS Valentine SAM IEHRENBERG 2290 East 23rd Street CIuIJ Senate. House of Reps.. Service League. I.uncI1room Guard, Mgr. of FoolIJaII Squad XA'ouIJ that there were more mae ,sim DIANE EIIVIER 1996 Ocean Avenue Trens. of OIT. Class. Sec. to CI1aim1an. Gym Sec.. Log Staff. BioIogy SquacI FUI' of Itfe MARTIN EISENBERG I553 East 5tI1 Street Basketball SquarI, Service League A swell guy BARBARA EISENSTEIN 2102 I-lan 36111 Stress Sing. Litrrnry S und, Service League- Uuurd, Sec. of CtIasses Sugar is Iler only rival MURRAY ELIAS 2802 Avenue S I:ootIJnII Varsity He solved the llifmvst msc-getting out of MKIKIISOH LLOYD KENT ELKOXVITZ 4229 Bedford Avenue Class Pres.. CIass Vice-Pres.. LUHCII- room Capt.. Service League. Swimming Squad If tzrains were dynamite, he wouIrI How the world apart STANLEY L. ENGERMAN l740 East l7tI1 Street Sports Editor oI Highway. Mgr, of BasIcetI3aII Team, .Iunior anrI Senior Math. Team. Arista. Log Staff A friend for each frectete .IUDITH EPSTEIN 2245 East l9tI1 Street Service League Guard. Room Asst.. Service League Sec. Lots of fun SHELDON EPSTEIN l85l Ryder Street .Iunior Arista. Honor Guards, Asst. to PrincipaI. Service League. Asst. to ScI1oIarsI1tp Comm. Silence is goIJen ami so is Ile STEPHEN EPSTEIN I646 East 2nd Street Senior Band. Service League, Class Pres. Great guy ROBERT ERICHSON l04l Em 171h Smfer Tn-as. S.G.O.. Editor Highway, Log. Go-Getters. Junior and Senior Arista A true example of MaJtson's greatness SHEILA ERNVICH 2630 Oman Avenue See. to TeacI1ers. Service League. Vite- Pres. to Off. CIass. Dance Comm. Devastuting smiIv N no LD ES A JP! as t t Vx t , A 4. 157 AI HD' ri ution C an EEZ? Futu c emicul e ver GRN R01sER'r.-x E'1'rulz 2273 East 27111 Street in W Viro-Ijn-s. Class, Service League, U SPC. to rilvaclxcrs, Ser. to Class. k',' i Room Asst. I , fi g, VVIiistle ivaib-sorry. Larrys date 'Q , y . ..k,. 3 :W - -. . . . , LEE FABRIANI tt A f it 726 Avcnue T I Ser. to Gym VFPHCIICI, Sec, in General -, .L .fig , SIle's got tire Iainll of sllape tile worlcl fi uk IK: I' 'ra' If. slioulcl be in fi. . ii .ggjiggf , . A LEONARD FAGEN I I i r 1 ttt t 3026 Avenue R . -ri Vin--Pres. ol Oli. Class. Service K .L League Guanl, Sec. to Mrs. Neuiiauser , K 1 F 1 'IQ ff' 22.5 tntt 5 A Q ., 424 5.5 ,, A ' Y 3551.5 . . ,.,, gs.. . ..f NIARGARILT M. FALOONA ' I ' . 2330 Knapp Street f Sr-f. tn Tcacllers, Service League Guards. Tenn Paper. Hi-Y, Asst. to 4r9Elfll9l'S 'IT H Bountiful. Iwuutiful blue eyes i Q 'mf in -.1 ' . asm: Q. , sggfsff '31 K 2 U ' -if .IANET FEDER 2l06 Avenue X Sec. in Gym. Sing, Service Lenguv, Vice-Pres. oi Oli.. Class. Intmmural VUIIPY vliviilll xi sn-all girl I t ' K io RICHARD FEIN 2306 Ocean Avenue- K Senior Class Treas.. Tracli Teaun. Si-rv' ' ire League, Stage Squacl :--: ,I I K A sa-rorul Milton Bvrle . -is 4.6. x. 01 exif I IELENE FEINISERG . 1 H20 East 9tIi Street ' - . W Girls' Clmrus, Niixcri Cinorus, Fiujor in Assemltxiy Program, Room Asst., Oil. , Class Sec. 'z L' Our cliarming reclliead v -- 4 IACK FEINBERG 1034 limi 29th Street Service League, Iauncllroom Gunrci ,, A Has our guy . I fs .-'S 3 5,0- sft .4 I QM HW fvglie ,. . gi Q Eb . is ff . .gg 2' ff ,Q 1 V Ar sais, 'ii 5 f ' ' d, A .,.. f am. . Q60 . QE t I - f V M A t Q as gg. 1... if . A . ' A 't 151 1:2 V -tre , . . . I... MARION FEINGOLD 1565 East 15th Street Class Pros., Service League. Sec.. I.i- Inrary Asst. A Iot of vim anzl personality Aflcls to ller popularity ARLENE FELD 2234 East 22nd Street Senior Arista, .Iunior Arista. Vine-Pres. oi Oli. Class. Sec. to Dean, Rmlin Vvorlcsimp A swell girl LANVRENCE FELDMAN 1750 East l8tIm Street Englisil Book Room Asst.. Service. League Guard A really great guy ROBERT I-'ELDMAN i386 East 21st Street Booster iVIemIJer, Service Leagm' Guarci, Pres. of Oli. Class. Sec. In ivir. Brook, Vice-Pres. oi Oli. Class. Boosters Boi: VIVIENNE FERBER 2709 Ocean Avenue Vim'-Pres. oi Oli. Class. Girls' Cilarus, Mixed Cinoms. Varsity Siuow, Concerts A Sarah Bernhard! sim hopes to lac- Slufll surely SIICCPPCI, tulle it from me BARBARA I'EUIiRS'I'ElN 1774 East 27th Simi Niro to Imow .IAY FINE ITUI Quentin Rumi Service League. Rifle rlxlillll A smiling face, a clwvry liciio, tliufs liuw yolfll Ilim, Nvlwrovvr you go LENURE I INKEI.STEIN 226-I Bragg Street Ser, to Oli. Class. Pres. oi Subject Class, Serviro League. Senior Sing. Dram. Cluir Tin' fare of un unggul ami iust as sweet IIANIIQI. I INKIIQNIAN INTI III1-nn Av:-nuc Svrviu- I.:-.Ignv fInnnI, Irvus. UI' OII' I'Insu, Ronin ASM. .IIn'uys un ull riyIlI guy RI IIIIfII'I'A I' ISI 'I IIIII IUIIII I2ua'nIin R-WI I'nw. UI UII, f'I.ws, I'nIvIiciIy SquznI I Sing, Sw. in Il'l'lllilll1'llI IIMUNI Room, N-1. in In-m-ruI fIIIiu- ,'I Imrwy Imn, rule umI IHII of Inn ,Il'NI'f IISVIII, IULI Ibm 2-uh Sm-.-I AMI. In NIL IIIumsI1-in, Anal. Iur Ifnys Ijvnn, Fw, In IIloIIsml. 51-my In Nlrw. SIIIIIII, Sing IhmInIv 4IvnumiIv I'IIYI.I,IS IIN 'I II.IiR ZITI I'IilNI I rIIn SIl'l'1'I Srrviu 1- I.vngn1- IIuunI, lfIussmnnn Assl. SIIIJ, Ra-lr., Gym Saw., IIrlnIv All visor AssI. ,'IcIi1'v uIu'uy's, IuIIzing vm-r, mvrry will v, wry :Ie-wr ALII 'If I'lSI IIAQR 2-IU5 If-ul 2IsI SIU-rI Svninr Pupil' UI Ing. I,iIrmry SqllinI Sing, S1-rvimv I.:-ngnv fIuamI XVI' Iilu- Ilvr n'l'II, of no fuuIIs I0 Ir'I IfI7NIl'NII XVARNIAQR I ISIIIfR IIIILI ffm-nlin IInauI IIN-s. UI' Irrns, nI III Y, IIigIm'ny' SIAIII, Iuninr nmI S4-ninr Arislu, I'm ylmln cuhllllll. 4Imm4'Iu'r lI'II'l u Vrvu' rul NIARI4 JN I ISIII'fR 12N-I I'IaSI .lllnI slr:-VI IIirI-I f'IInruw, IxIixmI I'Imruw, I'Ian Sn-4., IJII., Svrviu- I,n-augllv fIIIilY1I Hur Inlmv pIuns nm' nmI :III ImIu1Iv u 11-rluin gun' mum-:I I'unI ..-7 Law Q. 1. nw- SI-1I.lIL IAISIIIAZR 'II I.: wel Sn I IIonor IIIIIINI, IIi1ycIe- IIu.mI, IBIIIM Vina'-I'rn-sa.. SVVIIIIIIIIIIK f4qn.uI. ,Iuniur Vnrsily' II.esIu-IImII .I riqIxI quvI U ,' - I 4 P 1 5 X I 'v SQ , I I ' .' N I I 0 A- ,S ,-i' III., 'T' Q flg '- . f X 3521513 NIIRIXNI VISIINI.-NN l'5llT' Qm-nIin Ruud Arislu, I'4vnIun- I':1III1lf UI IIigIln'ny, NIMII. Ivann, I.mg SLIII, Fm. lu FII. Ilnwning 2 y K f'Imrm, wif, umI INMQI'-L' Yi 3,5 ' ' . A Sl I r' Q ' .,,'.' 'Yf' 'f-'V' H ,Www xA t' M,fg,, s. 1 . 0 l if-AH V, '21'V I J . BERNARD I I.A'I'UN I300 Ifnsl IHIII Sllvcl Sm-rvirv Imuguv UnunI, R.nIi-1 :Kucin- InIy, Spanish .xSSI'lllIIIY I rwvvr mIi1I u slit:-In OI' wnrIe umI go! 90 l'I.AIRIi IIOLLES 0 Km-n Courl I.lllH'IlHXIlll Guard. Sa-rvirv I.1'ilgllt', Rnunl Asst., NPVVIIIRIII lWIllII, Sec. Io NIL Conn. IIimpIvs and cImrry CIIGPICS IJINA IIORINIAN -II52 Bm-1IInrrI Avenue Ilrivulo Sw: Io IVIL IIvmuIx. Fm. In NIL Duwning. Sew. I0 IxIr. Zdlll. .Kim-nlIrIy Prugrmn CIvnvruIIy spvuIeing, sIm's gn-m'rnIIy spvuIeing ANTI IK JNY If0R'II-1 :mm-I.-X limi Sem.-I KNIQIHIR I,fl'S.. IJUII IIYUOIII cllhlflI, I INDI' Imll. IIalsIu'II1uII An-vs IxigIu NI-QII. IK IS'I'IfR lb I5nyIis I'Im1- ISIN-Imll 'I'n:nm. I.nnmInrnmn Uu.mI. .'xll4IIlI SQIIINI, Img Art SIAIII, fnpl. Swinnning I'nnI GuunIs XVIII' IIN' girIs Ivuvv Imlnu VAR! ILYN VOX V377 Ifust lhIIn Stn-I-I Sing, Sr-rviu' I,l'Ilglll'. III.Isx IIIIIIUI, SPC. Niu' In Iznou' I-fl .IQXNI IR IVI IX '55 tIlUlIlI!40ll lwnnrt fIirIsI f'Imrns. 3Iixv1I I'Imms, Sm-11 In- II.l'ilf'hl'r5 SIII' ,IGS U lvllfl' on ll S4,Il'I4'f 'VOX' LOIS FOX 1406 East aah Street Orchestra. Sing. Service League, Li- imrary Asst. A nice giri ARTHUR FRANK 4234 Bedford nsta Booster J A T '1 K x 42 lj. nv. Avenue ' 1 Aris a 1 unior Aris a. . . Cain- inet. S 1 1 'ssioner 1 Eiectio ,Boosten Edit n- ,in f r de News er. Log. S Y Funny, irrix lt. a w wire , If Y ' et Hi hwa RONNIE I RA 2275 East 2Stt1 Sec. to Boys' Heaitim Ed. Cilairman. Class Press Ciass Treas., Nigr. ot Riiie Team, Traci: Team A wonderfui guy SANDY FRANK 1579 Ocean Parkway Dance Comm.. Leader of Sing. Junior Arista. Attendance Comm.. Sec. Board ot Govemors Live wire -- izzzzz X' ELAINE FREEMAN 4467 Bedford Avenue Honor Giris. Reporter for Highway. Madison Sing, Library Asst., Guidance Office Asst. Mild, ami does sire satisfy GASTON FRENE 2257 Coney island Avenue Gym Sec. A welcome izoy on any class iist His pleasing manner is hard to resist ROBERT FRESNEDA 1835 Stuart Street Room Asst. Nice to imow Rep., PM. Ly 1 if JO RUTH FRIEDBERG 1529 Marine Parkway Sec. in Gym, Senior Sing. Sec. to Teacher, Service League. Movie Club 5,1918 a great hit with us '.ii'-so I 'c N O . Cass ' rg ' ' 1 Yllt?l0ty I I 1 H' : xi, K I tis' e AP' ' 1 ss 1 -i. c. to Teacher Pub- ' y .E , H C . o p t mi s f I GERALD FRIEDMAN 2207 East 27tt1 Street Circulation Staff of Highway. Service League Guard. Room Asst. Headed for goozi timings LOIS FRIEDMAN 2425 Kings Highway Sec. in Engiisix Office, lnionnation Desk, Varsity Silow, Attendance Office. Assemiwiy Program Miss Drama MYRNA FREIDMAN 2134 East 26th Street Girls' Ciwrus, Sec. to Bliss Zeimer. Sec. to Mr. Powsner, Sec. to Wir. New- man Like sugar-sweet and refined PHYLLIS BARBARA FRIER 2704 Ocean Avenue Sec. Ott. Ciass, Service League Guard. Sec. to Teachers, Program Comm. Cute ami so nice SHERMAN FROMME 2195 East 22nd Street Service League, Lunciiroom Gunrci, Ciass Pres. Best of time bunch W SPENCER U S 1765 East treet Honor r Sec. Dean. Service League G r . Junior Varsity Basket- iraii, Pres O . lass is to find, so wily iooiz EIJXVARD FUREY '57 lsunt- Court Bmuul lo svnrrvml Ntill. l5lfl'l'liRlNlAN l65l tim 25rd Sn-eel Alivnnis 'l'I'lllI1, Pres. Off. Class, Service I.:-uguc Vim, vigor, vitality, tlmt fits luis per- Mlllllllly RICHARD t3AI.l.liR 730 Ave-nuc X Nurvr lu lu' forqullvn Rf Jlijik' ' 1 GALLUZZI Un l 4tl1 Street Class lfrvs., Plrnlograpluy Club, Class lmlii.. Truck Team. Swimming Team Ronu-0 ul his lmnt F1 . I , , lla lsrfl l I NAXINH UALUSKIN l22'5 lfust lllll Strvvt Off. Class Pres.. Log Rvp,, Sing. Uuurcl, Gym. Biology Dept. nntl Oll. S1-rs. Rigylni nut of ilu- pagvs nl Vngm' SALLY tiARl'Il.ICK ll l h Av:-nuv V S1-wifi' l.l'ilKlll' Guurml, Gym Guunl. Sing, SPV. In 'l'vm'lu'rS Niu' In lawn' BARBARA UARSK JN I440 Urn-un llurltway l.l. Jllstive, Attvnrlanue Cunnn.. Sl'fVltC l.1-nguv. Danvc KTUIIIIII., Pulmlirity Squml Slufll lmunm lllflillflll life' wiilmut u ffl-rf' xl girl lilac- slu' is rvry mr: IRNA SANDRA GARTI-IN IOI-1 Avi-nun O .luniur Arista. Higlnway Stall, Asst. to Sflllllllfilllp tutlllllll., Tutorial Squad Pretty mul swrwl. llmfs our frinnrl lrmu KENNETH GANZ 5626 Kings Higlnwa Clrorus, Guard, Boot Room. Lali. Asst.. Swimming Squad Nnugllty but nice ALFRED GEDULDIG 2813 Ocean Avenue Orclmstra, Highway Stall, Swimming Squad. Oll. Class Pros.. Oll. Class Vice-Pres. Sllflmll boats are coming XVILLIAM GELLER 2351 East 22nd Street Off. Class Pres., Footlrull Team, Gym Sec., Vice-Pres. OIT, Class, Eclitor ol ,l'crnl Ijaper One terrific guy JOSEPH GEl,.lVllS l758 East Slst Street Rarlio WOTICSIIOP, Biology Squarl, Son'- icc League. Gym Guard Aristotle, Plato, anrl Gvlmis MARK GERONIMUS 3255 Kings Highway xvvll lilzerl lly all IRVV IN GERSTNER l820 Avenue V 1f,::::ia'2z'2..i:::i' nt M 1. W , uw- ,fo I , A C r h L- F IRXVIN GERTZOG , 2422 East 27th Sum '10 Arista, School Band, S,G.O. Alternate Rep. to Boro Council, Go-Gettc Higliway Stall, Grade Newspaper ,RIY Always sunny, always laps S ANTHONY GIANO 5424 Avenue K Service League, Lumlnroom Guaril, Gym Guard, Bancl Got what it tnlws 97 W. RENEE GIESSKANN 2150 East 1911: Street 1n1ormation Desk Squad. Service League. Sec. to Teachers, Gym Sec.. Library Squad Like sugar, sweet and refined MARTIN GILBERT 1550 East 18111 Street Bollnd to reach SUCCESS ELISSA GINGOLD 1473 East 14111 Street Sec. 01 0131. C1ass, Sec. to Secretarial Studies Dept. Sfufs like a box of candy, good and sweet HELEN ELAINE CHNSBERG 1561 East 22nr1 Street Junior Arista, Arista. Math. Team, Late Squad, Sec. to Grade Advis r -and Dean 01 Boys Bright as a penny ww, Ox I ,th I E R QQ, 1 use st Sr fuer r - I .is . Orc a lor Band, Swing W W c t. in Genera-11 O11ice V4 17 n o e nd song PPD 111 1 xMWb! 1 fwapil 1 I 1 S iiar i, gl i rn,' anti, Log L WJV JAM rin r sxsomfe sec. F ff..,,..1 ' .'. the right , e's true if Mffitkexi: EQ Min' orffidl r r furi ' bfi Q 7 . -. to the end FRED GIRSKY 119-26 1V1etropo1itan Avenue Kew Gardens. Queens Foot1Ja11 Team, C1ass Pros.. Service League He's not late. the 1ie11's ear1y STANLEY G1.ASSf7VF,R 2541 East 25r11 Street 1.unc11room Guarrr1. G4-ner:r1 O1-fin' Asst., Usher Indies' man JUDITH GLAUBER 2425 Kings Highway Teachers' Asst.. Service League. Sing Blond ilair, blue eyes mul 0,1 so ullv HENRY GLAZER 1546 East 27111 Street Chairman Sec.. Asst. Director 01 Varf sity Show. Projection Squad, Mimeo- graph Squad A guy you would like to iznow . 9 an , A 3 4: s . -M , Ng, BARBARA GLEQSON N 1582 East 26111 S mi Junior and Se 'o'AristZ11 Commissioner of Secretaria1Ik11.airs. Boosters. Mnt1r. adn Late 1 egreutestp all times Ji ' ' Q C A . -' H X I RUTH GLICKMAN 1863 East 23rd Street Senior Sing. Service League Gunnl. Sec. to Teachers Sweet and petite, For Mel her heart does beat ARLENE GLUCK 1571 East 10111 Street Vice-Pres. 01 O1-1. C1ass. C1uss Sec.. Class Trcas. S119 is 1,10 pearl of Mor1y's eye ELEANOR GOLD 2753 Ocean Avenue Sec. of 011. C1ass. Room Asst.. Serv-iw League Squad, Sing Shfaiz-iI1i1ee a four leaf r'1over--1mn1 In GEORGE M. GOLD 1547 East B111 Street Service League Ser., Supervisor 01 Guards. Sc1ro1urs1rip citlllllll., Ru-un Asst. one for Rip1ey's Believe It or Not' He's got brains and uses them tno LEONARD GOLDBERG 1665 East 7111 Street Band. Orchestra, Dame Bum1, Buss-- Teanl Lenny, our Benny MARILYN GOLDBERG 2285 Oman Avenue Svc. to Miss IInmiIton. GirIs' Chorus. Mixcsl Chorus. Sec. to Teachers. Sing Ilhu sugar, sweet and refined PHILIP N. GOLDBERG l'5I7 Em 1-uh Sree! Co-Ca t. ot Bowling Team. Major of Spwiair Guards. Go-Getter. Sing, Jun- ior Varsity BasIcethaII, Lt. Captain Service League ...nnyn SIIEILA LEE GOLDBERG news Bm 22nd Same Arista. Lihrary Ant., Service League Guard, .Iunlor Sing. GirIs' Chorus I lnforgettaible SUNIA GOLDFARB 2520 Kings Highway P.IVI. .IournuI, Lt. Capt. Service Luo uv. .Iunior Aristu. Sing. Log Stuff Sophisticated lady M I' 5 ' 3 ' IN 2 Ov n enue it in,r oI C s. C- ltcr. ., ristu. '- cc Leu Cup I w y. JV rits , uct . g us, . -MQ .lUDl'I'll L1 LDMAN 1545 Eau 37th Street Guard, BioIogy Squad. I'uI:Iirity Squad, Log Art Stan, Boost:-rs Bound to succeed MYRON DAVID COLDNIAN 4289 Bedford Avenue- Nlce to hnow NORMAN GOI,DSMl'I'H i830 East 33rd Street .Iunior Arista, Asst. to Program tfonnn.. Tutorial Squad. Sec. to Principal Hot dogf BURTON GOLDSPINNER 2l79 Em 26th Sn-ee: Service League Guard. Room Asst.. Lunchroom Guard Hard to forget I CAROLE DEANNE GOLDSTEIN 4068 Bedtorci Avenue Sec. to Mr. BIumstein. Sec. to Demi of Giris. Sec. to Asst. Principai. Sec. to CoIIege Advisor, .Iunior Arista and Senior Arista Aiways fun. to Im with CAROLYN GOLDSTEIN 2718 Ocean Avenue Service League Guard. Giris' Choms. Mixed Chorus, Sing Sweet as her singing NIURRY GOLDSTEIN I6ll Cedar Street Capt, BowIing Team, Pres. and Vice- Pres. ot Ott. CIass. Service League Nice to Imow RUTH GOLDSTEIN 2045 East 'list Street .Iunior Arista fin I..at.I. BusIletIJnII Ciub. Sec. to Grade Advisor tin Lat., Attractive. sweet and call. Ruth is liked by aII SIIEILA GOLDSTEIN M08 BrooIiIyn Avenue Sec. to Dean of GirIs, Sec. to Grade Advisor. Sec. in Ott. Class, Sing Comm. and Publicity Squad Yoifd be so nice to mme home to SUSANNE GOLDVVASSER 1355 East 41h Street Gym Sec.. Log Stait. Ott. Class Prius.. Ciass Sec. A nice girl to everyone and besides shu is Iots of fun JANE COLIN S12 Avenue N Asst. to Mr. Tobin. Asst. to Miss Zell ner. Sec. in Tutoriai Otiirc, .Iuniur Arista. Asst. in Engiish Book Room The mature mind .fJ DOLORES GONZALEZ 2353 Foster Avenue Cltorus -' Girls' and Mixed, Service League. Newman Club. Class Sec. A real sweet girl RAYMOND GOODMAN 2149 Eest 23rd Street Service League Guard 0, A swell guy f ' ' ' U ' gn . ' Olly 30 'I 15 ' L WB 111 1 eeetS ice. h I -- . 1 t. ennis . ig- '- ay Stall 8 i, 'i a :Ir - 1 , . x Q ew' Av IVIORTON GRAFF 67-16 Cloverdale Blvd, Bayside. L. I. Lunclxroom Guard, Projection Squad, Service League. Room Asst. Hard to forget JACK GRANDE 2532 East 23rd Street Service League Guard. Pres. ol Off. Class. Track Team, Basketball Team They don't malee tliem lwetter JOHN GRANT 1511 Emmons Avenue Nice to be with - ef MICHAEL GRANT 1532 Emmons Avenue Junior Arista Senior Arista, Late S3rd. try Squacl,.Log Photog- ' ft A's1-uklfgug 5' .. ' s if ' JOHN GRAZIADEI. JR. 2313 Avenue Y Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Bas- Iretlaall, Service League Guard, Gym Sec. A great guy VIRGINIA GRAZIANO 1305 Avenue O Class Sec.. Sing, Service League Vim, vigor. and vitality A girl with loads of personality LILA GREEN 1347 Eeee 17th Sheen Editorial Staff ot Madisonian. Feature Stall of Highway, Sing. Sec. in Eng- lisli Office. Sec. to Teachers Sluz opens forbidden doors to see tlw world STELLA GREENBERG 2274 East 22nd Street Sing 1- Freshman and Junior, Grade Advisor Asst. Filled with cllarm and personality BARBARA GREENE 1985 East 15tI1 Street Service League, Senior Sing, Sec. to Teachers Bound to reacln success s M JOAN GRE1?ai.v -Racine! M uso Eeex 1 Sn - Q as, 6, 1dH'Aris wa :sta ,tg 'og. ian io Brijq, alta 50 X 655 Q A rs I S 0 ft W. ev QW A 0040 ROSE GREGORY 2312 Avenue M Pres. Senior Off. Class. Capt. Service League, Publicity Squad. Senior Sing. Treasurer ol Go-Getters May your future be as rosy as your name BARBARA GREIFER 1465 East 55111 Street Publicity Squad. Senior Log Stull, Ad- Ixlertising Art Club, Art Dept., Service ea gue Personality plus JOHN A. GREINER 102 Franlr Court' ' Football Team, Newman Club. Selv- ice League Pride of tlle Marines Sl 'SAN UROOB lo Cans Place Booster, Junior Arista. Log Staff, Sec. to Miss Hanslmcrry, Honor Girls xl rule little lass L ' 3 I Jlihilk . , ' 5 t t ' . nipr iior Ari a. am ' Late sqima. HI, ' IT H Ollly Nl' ,lf'fllIPd IU Uafd , ...Lf NIU RA 'ROS M46 ve l4Ul1l'lll'0 In . ' :all Squad, QPN-II. ol Oli. ' ss, 1 'a Music Y 1 R loc s gift lo ll I 7 I W- N X -, lfl.l.lO 910 ' ' ' - X 3605 ,571-A. ax, Scrviac League, Um- in a million GLORIA GROSSMAN l67l time I7nII Som to Teachers SH'l'l !'l' than nruuly and calm Rl DCI IIil.l.li GROSSMAN 2100 fJcean Avenue Asst. tn Refrorri Olfivv, Asst. In Schol- arship tjllllllll., Sec. to Grualv Advisor, Sl'fVlt'6 League The llll.HUN'l' to o fvllorsfs prayer llliRl5liR'l' GROUP 2180 lfnst 26th Street Aclministrutive Asst. Si-r. 'lla' fini' wirw. lufs mighty fini' .IACK URUSHAN 2047 lfnst 24th Street Log Rep.. Wifi- Recording Squad. Class Vice-l rr-s.. Tutoring Squml. Sen- ior Log Sports Stall 'flu' lzirul of guy lfs swell In lmow ANNEITE GUARIGLIA 2053 East 56th Street Girls' Choms. Varsity Show, Christmas Shows, Sec. to Teachers A prize paclzage is always small ARLENE GUMBINER 2301 Kings Highway Junior anci Senior Arista. Nlixecl Chorus :Baci Ggrlsi-i Chorus, Boosters. Sing. O0 ram. le Personali: pgxsf .M i T9 l 'L ' M' WILLIAM GURTON If l4l5 East 55th Street I Pres. ol S.G.O.. Pres. ol Junior Arista. Chiel Justice ol Student Court, Base- ball Varsity, Commissioner ol Sing and Judiciary Affairs Man about town JANE HACKER 2356 East 24th Street Honor Girls. Vice-Pres. ol OIT. Class, Class Sec.. Service Lea e To 'mow her is to like izr DOROTHY HAILE l6I4 East 51st Street Pres. ol Oli. Class, Newman Club. Latin Clulz Member. Vice-Pres. ol Oll. Class. Service League Personality plus BERNICE HAMMER 805 Avenue N Lt. Capt. Service League. Sing. Sec. to Teachers, Vice-Pres. of Oli. Class Her ambition - Stan VIVIAN HARRISON i837 East 28th Street V Go-Getter. Lt. Gov.. Girls' and Nlixed Chorus. Coordinator ol Clcl, Oll. Class P . . III: like sugar-sweet and refined ROBERT HASELKORN i480 East 24th Street Editor-in-Chief ol Highway, Pres. of N. Y. C. High School Press Associa- tion. Pres. ol U.N. Cluh, Booster, Arista Mr. Editor: If V t IW .IORDAN HAYNES 5707 Quentin Roacl. Nlixecl Ctmorus, Vice-Pres. ot Ott. Class Will: a voice so fine On stage he will sluine 1 ble 1 bf SUZANNE H gf I Dgidd S -218 'rll A ' 5 1925 last 2 It reet Rw ' K X . HELEN HAZAN 1484 East 19tl1 Street Projection Squad, Clremistry Squad. Sec. in Healtli Ollice, Biology Lulu. Asst., Sing Litre T.N.T. Explosive personality ANITA HECKER 2976 Avenue VV Sing, Sec. to Teacliers Naturally nice -- Amlzition - so vice EDITH HEFTER 2728 Kings Highway Arista, Sing, Term Newspaper. Dance Comm., Sec. to Teachers Bouml to please BARBARA ANN HEIFFEL 2718 Ocean Avenue Junior Arista. Log, Service League. Sec. to Principal, Sing A good frielul V MX 4'1xAIQJRlE HUNBQCKEL ' J66 H dr' k, Str. 1 X hy Pigs.,wpizgralrrmtfomnl., Attend- hli' 1 Oflire, Arista, Junior Arista X x Li sugar - sweet aml refined CAROLYN IIEISLER 2606 Avenue U Girls' Clrorus. Flixml Clnorus. Sec. to reaclners, Lunclimorn Guarcl. Vice- Pres. Clnss Full of fun LEONARD J. HELLER 5401 Avenue S Service League Guarcl, Auclio Squml. Club Paper Nice to lznow NAOMI HELLER 1640 Xvest 12tll Street Arista, Junior Arista, Varsity Slnow. P.lV1. Journal, Sec. to College Advisor ancl Attendance Ottice Sugar and spice IDA HERR 3309 Avenue R . Arista. Asst. to Gracle Advisor. Asst. to Attendance Office. Asst, in Perma- nent Recorrl Office. Service League Guard Personality rating lnigli BARBARA HERRMANN 5315 Avenue J Honor Girls Vice-Pres.. Hi-Y, Service League, Lillrary Asst., Gym See, Best of the Lunch LENORE HERSHKOVITZ 1428 East 17tl'r Street Gym Sec.. Sing. Pulmlirity Squnml, Service League, Englisli Ol-lice Asst. Slufs like sugar, sweet ami refined BENITA HERZOG 2216 Avenue R Pres. ol Ott. Class, Svc. ot Oll. Claw. Service League Guarcl, Sing Wrzmterfirl to tznow BEVERLY HEYNAN 2235 East 24111 Street Girls' ancl Mixecl CIIOYUS, Sing. Lug Stall. Sec. to Teaclrers Always cheerful, Berry will Malin u lmppy wife for Gil. A Lb A ' v ' 5 9 2 ,U , , . 2' V' . ss e . r rc 'gucYL voo- 1. ,, ze. w I ig' in Cl , l ' O gi X Ii Ji DK TRIS HOBLICH 2l25 limit 53rd Strcei F.xl1il1ition Squml. Service League Guard, Lilzrnry Asst. Slw in truly wlllstle lzatl HARVEY HOFFELD l862 East I-itll Street Audio Squntl, Biology Lula.. Lilxrury Stull. Gunrrl Bourul to please SONDRA HOFFMAN 'NIH Ava-nue Nl Nlixa-cl Chorus Swuvt. friendly mul sincere ls tlu' girl um nmntlon here RUBIiR'I' IIC JMMEL 27 Dun- Court S1-rvive League Gunrcl. Nc-wmnn Clulz llefll qu plums ELAINIZ IIONIG 4148 Bc-cllorxl Avenue Oll. Class Ser. Attendance Office. Sing. Lilmnry Asst.. Service League Gunrrl Cute ns u plrlurrl, and Dll, what a frumr' lfUGENl'I HORN 2058 Brown Street .lunior and Senior Arislu. Lunrlnroom Gunrrl, A.Nl. Distributor, Term News- paper, Sec: In Administrative Asst. A great fellow: all of html ARLENE JANHI' HOROVVITZ 2040 Av:-nur' T Lunrlnroorn Capt.. Off. Sec., Asst. to Cgrallc Advisnr, PYDKFHIII Cfllllln., Gyn' Lender lloril to forget RUBl'IR'I' HORUVVITZ 2662 Ureun Avenue Bowling Team. Swimming Tenm, Pres. ol Oll. Class. Service l.:-ngue Gunrcl A llenflvfl for lllcfesl DAN HURLEY l6ll Avenue U Service League O. Danny Boy! 474' 3910 Bedford Axcnue Quin JOEL HURLEY grail. Program Comm.. Scllolarslmip Log Business Eclltor, Log Aclvertlsl g 0-if annum., Audio Squacl MAL Hel rvaclt his goal I .. fn 3 ' e Q f I ve rr. t. v.. ov., zglall, MM om ta llim Gracie A han-vdf S' ARLENE INDORSKY 1305 East sal. Sm-ex Asst. in Rvmrcl Ollice. Sec. lo Tcnrln- ers, Service Lcngue Lilw u Romlzranrlt - priceless ARLINE ISRAEL l6I9 Avenue NV Boosters, .lunior Arisln, All-City Radio Vvorlcslmop. Sec. to Mr. Downing pearly uml fleet LENORE ITKIN 706 Avenue L Senior Sing. Service League Sec.. Gym Sec.. Oli, Class Sec.. Room Asst. Goorl tlxings come in small paclmges FRAN JABLONS 3972 Bullard Avenue Sing, Class Pres.. Publicity Squad, Girls' nnrl Mixed Cllorus A pretty miss wlvo'll sing lwr may to fame MARTIN JACOBS 2107 Avenue M ' Orclu-sim, Conn-rl Bnnrl. Munluing Band, Svc. in Gym. Sec. lor Music Dept. . His future slnoulrl lm us sweet as llis music STANLEY JACOBS 2704 Ocean Avenue Service League Guard, Room Asst. An all around fellow RONALD JACOBSON 2805 Avenue Y Stage-lighting Squacl, Nlixecl Chorus, Treas. ol Ott. Class, Sing, Concert Our Wall Street financier EVELYN JAFFE 1820 East l3tl1 Street Library Asst., Sec. to Teaclters Lille a four leaf clover -one in a million IRENE M. JEST 52 Aster Court Room Asst.. Newman Club, Sec. to Teachers, Service League We wuit and tllen Slte's late again ANITA JOSEPH 1751 East l9tlx Street Sing, Class Sec. When slte enters the room it's easy to see, Tlldf Sl18,S got that well-known person- ality STUART KAHLENBERG 1290 East 19th Street Library Asst., Service League Guard The boy with personality plus HARVEY KALEM 1720 East 22ncl Street E Baseball Team, Traclc Team, Guard The lzoy most lileely to . . . LENORE KALNANOVVITZ l500 East 9tl1 Street Publicity Squacl, Off. Class Sec., Li- brary Asst., Sec. in Cvuirlancc Ofce, Sing Deliglttfully lovely, mul what a daz- zling smile CHARLES KAPLAN . e ' e l SELBIA KALSNER 2205 Avenue X Service League Bourwl to please 15!'lARD KA1Vt: 0- 'A wvfffjfa IRENE NDELL lxZv 2225 East 25rcl Street Service League Guard, Sec. to Tentlt- crs, Girls' Cllorus. Mixed Chorus. Vice-Pres. Off. Class A treat to look at 1576 East I9tl1 Street ' 51521.-tkiii' My . Say Wflveii ,wavy oe. N anime waves fatihlfmwusg Undef, IRA KAP - l970 Ea trec f Junior . . . Asst. to wning. Bio gy Lab. J Squacl ' Ont' B ' ,, I NIRA KAPLAN l9Il Avenue L Junior Arista. Arista. S.G.O., Sing. Librarv Asst.. Sec. to Gmrlc Advisor Sugar ' and spice ARTHUR KARDUNA 2166 Stuart Street Student Patrol, Srlwool lwlttgttzinc Stull. G.O. Rep. Bouml to reaclt success NORNA KARP 2064 East 27tll Street Service League Guard, Ser. ln Teatlt- A ers. Sing Nice to lzrtow SANDRA KAR l'fifVI'l'f 2207 Con:-y 'slum' Avi-nuv ' ' ' I Cl ru fvlrls Q imrus, NIIKIW Slufll qu fur o NM: ' ' . ' ilu. . tn-v S 1'. wi, usa f :uni Ulllbldhgvl ZUIH Vunrilivs AN'1'IlllI' IU Q 51-1 Jilin' nlri ' .. . 'cz in 513.6 f ci +74 H4 Niixa-cl flmrus. Girls' litmus, Sa-r. to 4l'1'ilIlll'fS, Llllninroollx Gunn' Slufs suvvul mul pretty mul so in-ry nin' Mutiny' u 'my flux limtwil ut 'mr twin' IJORUIIIY SUZANNE KATZ 2124 l':ust12f1lil Strf-vl Bonsh-rs, bl't'. to I1-mln-rs, firmle' Aci- visor Asst., S1-rviu' I.:-uglu' cillilftl, Li- lnrur Asst y . . llnmIliy'n leiml mul yvutlu ilispusition XVII' always win 'wr rr-cognition .lf llil. KATZ l223 iflm AX't'IllIl' Arista, Uniu-sim. Sl'lYit4' I4-angina' citlllfll, '.lIIlCIlI'UUIll llllilftl, NPW Yvflfk 'l'iuu-s Stun Mllll ulmut town MAl.l'UI,Ni M. KAITMAN 2738 fins! Ifllll Sir:-vt Junior Bnnrl, S1'lli0t' Band, K,NIlt'SlI'il, gwin Bwnil Q-rviu' . K 1 , . 1 Om' in u minima RK Jl5lfR'l' Klfifl IAN l?'f10 Ifnst Mft Strezvt C Ill!! I,l't'5., 1 'HSS lfl'H 'fauna' to plvusa' rangin- .' Ni. NI-Il pl Von:-y saint' A mu- . I iur Arista, Ari: ' t. sf'lltUI' Lvl: Ii' ' 44ll1 . luml. Alivm ' nu plurvs J SIMON KHS'l'liNBAl 'Nl nm time QOIII Sn.-.-1 Vnrsily Show Tlwy sigll ulmut .IOSEPH Kll.Dl7l-NI-' 2502 I-Init 215: Sum-1 A goocl frivml NIARTHA KI.Ai't'iiR IQOO Heist 2oil1 Strcvt Grade Advisor Asst., Sing. Varsity Show, Lilwrury Squml. Sn-rviw I.:-nguc Guam' Of nfl things slw does possus: The lwst of tlzesc is frimuuirlnue GEORGE KLARNAN I03 Frank Court Serviu- imagin- Nirv personality HIiRBER'l' KLEIMAN I-H0 Ernst -itil Street luniur Arista, Arista. Tutor, Ninth. .I-Udlll SHN' .ll T055 lilly yf .ll VDY KL!-IIN 3080 Bvinorcl AYl'lllll' fxiunaging Editor of Lug. PBI. Jounml. Sew. to ixir. Hluinstvin, Sm-r. ot UH. Class, Jr. Arista T,N.T. - lull. nice unit tvrrifir S'l'ANI.ifY KLEIN I-ill Avvmu- Nl Asst, in c:l'l1l'l'ilI flflqixv, Illlllllftltillt Uunrci, Service Leuguv H1-vs got what it takes NORTON KLOTZ IOS-1 Siunr! Sircvt lilmrus. Scrviu- Lvugiiu Uunnl. Lumin- mom Guard. Room Asst. Aliulisnnls loss is MtlIlllt,S gain bu- A-.A 'g gnx .1-Few'-110-1-lx. ELAINE KLUGER 2050 Ocean Avenue Junior Arista, Gym Sec., Tutoriai Serv- ice, Attendance Oitice, Sec. to Teachers Bourui for success LENORE KOFFLER l4l5a East l2tI1 Street Junior Arista, Sec, to Mr. Downing. Sec. to Miss Zellner, OII. Class Sec. Strictly fun STANLEY KOLBER I823 Quentin Road Sec. to Dean one in ll miiiion STANLEY KOMAROFF 5523 Kings Highway Pres. ol S.G'.O., Booster, City and Boro Council Rep., Higimway and Log Staff. Arista ,Best of tilem uii ARNOLD KOPELSON 2820 Ocean Avenue Cabinet, Chairman oi Publicity Comm.. Vice-Pres. ol: Go-Getters. Dance Comm., Band and Orchestra Almost imt not quite RUTH KOROSTOFF 2041 East 21st Street Library Staff, Off. CIass Sec., Tutor, Guidance Testing, Sing Nice to Iznow ARLEEN KOSHELL 4230 Bedlord Avenue Sec. in Giris' Gym. Service League Guard, Asst. to College Advisor. Tutor Bound to please ELAINE KOSSOIIF 23l7 Avenue T Junior Arista, Higiiway Staft. Junior lVIatI1. Team. Sec. in Oli. Class. Chorus Smile, girI, smite BERNARD KOSTINER 5620 Quentin Road Bound for time Army MYRON KOVE ' 1502 East 5Ist Street Record Room, ScIxoIarsIiip, Pres.. Hmm: Guard, Gym Guard A personaiity wortii possessing DAVID KRAKER 1572 East 31st Street Asst. in General Office. Ciass Oiiiur, Handball Team. Room Asst. He is quiet and sity irut quite a nice guy Ta- af fposaszff f47A9o-an SUSAN KRAM 1575 East 7tI1 Street Dance Comm., Treas. oi Senior Class. Chemistry Squad, Log Stali. Sing Fun to ile with STUART KRAMS 1462 East I8tI1 Street Senior Band. Orchestra, AII-City Or- cI1estra. Swimming Team. Pres. oi Off. Class Taii, riariz, ami Iumrisome BABETFE ANN KRAUS 1282 East Slst Saver Arista. .Iunior Arista, Ser. to Princi- pal, Sec. to Dean, P.IVI. .IournaI Persomliity pins SID KRAUS 2145 Gcean Avenue Varsity Baseball. Co-Capt. ui Baseball. Clinic Sec., Gym Guard, Class Pres. As goori u pai as un athlete ANN KRAWl'l'Z l909 Quentin Road Sing, Log Staff. Service League. Sec to Attendance Office Ann is izutil pretty and sweet Inst to Ionic at Her is a treat Rl TI'II KRlfl l'lNU 2450 lfust 2'5r1l Strvcl .lunior Arista. Arista. Sec. to Bliss fc-lm:-r. to Atta-mlmxw Olllirv. A.lxl. Distrilxutor. Sing Xvlio ruwcix sugar wiwn you've got lllis iaorwyl .IIQRRY KRi'ilC'll5iAN 2775 lfnst I6tll Street SI'l'Vit'l' Lunguv. lxlinu-ogrupll Squml. Class Vim-l'rf's. Nico to lmauv LIQONARD KRPIINCES I'3l0 Oman llurlcway S1-f. in IJUIIYIIS fjllicc. Junior Arista. Gmail- N1-wspnpvr Stuff. Program Comm., Aclvisor to Calninct Pvrsoaaiity pins intvllignncc ADRIENNIQ KRlCKS'l'ElN 3110! Kings lliglnwny Sur. in Spunislu ffiiiu-. Service Lcaguv. S4-cr. to Tmvlu-rs Cntr- ami polite' ami just as sweet SAM KRIEGAL 2065 Avvnui' V Svrviu- l.l'tIlIlI' Uuurai, Swimming Ser. Iilillllll to risv MURRAY KRINSKY 2441-1 lm: 26tlu Sm-fr Lt. Capt. Serviu' League. Lunrllroonl Unnrfl, Class Vice-Pre-s., Fcnring 'l'a-nm, Traci: 'l'vum Best nf llw lmnrin ANNE KUSIINER I nT0 ifust Htl: Street Sew. to lillulitill Dc-pt.. Ser. to Dann' Comm.. Tri-ns. ol Off. Class. Svrvirr- Lf-agua-. Sing prolly Anno is amiable and swvvl As u frivml sin' mn't im ben! FRICDRIC R. KU'I'NliR l67 i lfust 2lst Stn-vt Clans Viru'-Pros.. Biology Lain., lntor, ll:-rmurwnl R1-mul Omn- Nin' to lmou' 'l li' 1 .IANIES LANDGRAF 1040 Er-si 28:11 Sm-ex Lunrlnroom Guunl. Co-fnpt. in Luncli- mom. Pros. ol Oli, Class, Asst. to 'll-ucliers Bound to succeed FRED LANE H122 East 23rd Street Vin-Apr:-s. of S.G.O.. Lt. Gov.. Gov.. Capt. ol' Bnsltetlmli Teams, Bas:-lmll Tomo. Cnlvinct Aclvisor Humisnme, l1GSllifIg, cioixonairv - Tim answer to n lllllid0Yl.S prayer Iil.LlO'I'l' LANG mio Avenue S .lunior Aristn. Aristn, Asst. to Fir. Downing. Kvy Room, Honor Gunni we lwttcr 7rA,4.:c644-2.2 J MICHAEL LANG i203 East l4tl1 Strcvl .lunior Arista, P.lVl. Journal, Liirmry Squml. Asst. to Dram. Svrviro League How manyi 'warts 'mm' you iuolzvn? 4 sc ELLEN LAVVRENCE 2 Bevy Court Class Pres.. Svc. in Oil. Room, S4-rvice League Liiuv sugar-sweet and rf-knoll LAXVRENCE LAXVSON T5 Aster Court Class Pres.. S1-rviw Leoguv To iwcorne a marinv is luis zivsirv LOUIS LAZAR I5-11 East 56tlx Strvct .lunior Varsity Bnsiwtlmll. Sorviu- League lfvvryome's frivmi KARL NN. LAZAROWITZ 2156 lfust 55th Street Major Sr-rvice League. Luniziuroonu Major. Booster, Te-clinical Director nl Stags- Lighting. S.G.O. Cabinet ffur binjnr. their friend. your lover ALLAN LEBOXV 1877 Ocean Avenue Baseball Team, Service League, Sec. in Dr-an's Ottice. Room Asst. Humlsome, tall, lilzezl lay all HAROLD LEDERMAN 1015 Avenue N Scllool Bancl. Fencing Team, Service League, Sing He's got wlmt it talzes IOAN LEDERMAN 1280 Ease 12:11 Street Dmm. Society. Sec. to Mr, Barnett. Service League, Sing ' .Wurquee liglnts are in lzer future YAONI LEHRICH 1341 East 26111 Street Dvanls Oltice, Attendance Ollice, Sec. In Tcacllers lust like sugar, sweet anfl refined ARLINE LEIBOVVITZ 2250 East 22nrl Street l.llllFlll'00lI'l Guard, Sec., Class Sing, Freshman Newspaper Nice aml sweet and so petite GRETA LEIBOWITZ 1259 East l5tt1 Street Class Sec., Girls' Chorus Goofl tllings come in small paclzages LILLY LEIBOVVITZ 2011 East 24111 Street Honor Girl, Sing. Gym Sec., Room Asst., Off. Class Sec. Pretty. fall and neat Tlxufs our girl Lilly MYRNA LENES 2123 Ocean Avenue See. to Miss Zetmer. Sec. to Biology Dept., Log Stall. Class Sec.. Ott. Class Sec. Femme Remlzrarult DONALD Let'ORE 317 Avenue O Niixlfd Cltoms, Lultfllroolll Gllilftl, 'IQYRCIC 1103111 Capt.. BHSCBRII FIWCHIII, Service Lea guc Latin lover SANDRA LEPSON 1545 East Sttm Street Projection Squad, Log Stall. Sing. Pulm- licity Squad, Lityrary Squad Pretty, petite, cllorming anll sweet ELAINE LERNER 1416 East 2nd Street Class Sec.. Gym Sec., Sing. Service League Elaine's clwerfulness is always in style Everyone is greeted witlu l1er frienrlly smile X 1 4 ' . 'X Sig' - 'V El -s t t r as , ei any. AK 'ng Tearm ow ' g , l ' . Ca, I. Wim, ru en a sp? ' .JV- wfxsgiwti ROBERT LESSMAN 2250 East l9tt1 Street Ctxess Cluln, Tutor, Service League. Ull. Class Olticer, Term Newspaper A sense of lrumor uml a lnarcl worlwr llesicles SHELDON LEVINSON 1403 East 5tt1 Street Service League, Junior B. He's lmunfl to please s- with MVID LEVINE sf' 1614 East 23rd Street Lalv, Squacl, Projection Sq acl, Cllcllltl- tron Stall, Sing Lille u colae lie's a natural EUGENE LEVINE 2502 Avenue O Service League, Nlgr. ot Football Team Sec. to Clxairman nl Healtll Eel. Luncllroom Guarcl Well liked by all J, 1 , . ' 'M 1 4' 'K . ' 7 1 o fn b . if W' HAROLD l.iiVlNif V370 lfast 9tll Street litlgklnllllll 'l'C'ilIll, 'JUN lll'00ll't SQUHCI. Isflflk RUOIII Sqllllfl Suri' to surceml IIONVARD LEVINE I780 East Htl: Street Service League. Swimming Team. Trarlc 'rr-um. Class Pres. 'Hu' Ulvrry I.:-uvix ' of Mflclisorn iVlll.'l'UN l.lfVlNlf 22l2 East 20 Street Booster. Cnlminet, Honor Guarcl, Lunctli- 1 mom Guarri. Class Vive-l rs-s. Triple 'I'.N.'I'. RONALD l.lfVINl'f I-140 lfust l4tli Street Arista. 'rm-nnis Team, Pres. ol Cll. Class. Pool Asst., Service League l.ilu'cl lzy all Slllfll.A l.lfVlNlf 2425 Kings lliglxwny Svc. 'Q Nqr. Iironks, l.llnf IIYUUIU Gllhfll. Gunrrl Slufll rvurlu lu-r goal JUN!-I I.tiVl't'I' l'5 i0 limit Zlsl Strut-t Attvmlanrc Ol-lire. Deana Office, Gym Se-V.. Bnslcvtlmll Tvnni, Tlientre Gocrs flulr Cute mul sunwt, fum' is always u trout BARBARA LEVY i56l East 5rrl Street .lunior Arista. Arista. Sec. to lxliss Zulu- ner. Key Room. Sing Tull. slim mul gn Goodxuokfi Gu, t o0V-AXA-U uowmm uivi' 0 H28 lit!!! 5tll Stn-et 'lvrnrlc 'l'l'ilIll, Swimnrin e m. . rv' ire l.l'llglIt' Tull, rlurl: mul tvrrihc' 1 1 g.. :ZA vii..-:' iw . typ.: ,L 343- ...N ' i 1- - We A ' ' 'iil,P4lf.i.:. W XL 14 'if Eff Sirk' 2 11? A i ' -- . .P ,i 1. i ' 1 In pr , 4- ly limi pi' . . . . 1 5 k 1 1 . Z3 , W i,-' we-.af -.mmf-iw -.- 4- ' A I gg ' M, mn A P A.. -' A ' 4 '. l 5 .1 15,3 l V. .W ' WF- .1' ,.,,1.:-. - y 'ilk-ig 1 .mfs M 5.1 4 ,Q .-13. 5 .l fgficf, Q 1' I .eng il nayfl Q ' K 4 ...jr-:il . ja. gf it' '52-s.'fi:1 , . ' .-I1-1.3. ,5 .' l ' ? ' :ii .5 U: , an rv-,Huy -3 i . . REGINA LEVY 24-15 East 28tl1 Street Plnysical Sfie-nce Set. Personality plus SANFORD LEVY 'ill Avenue Nl Service Lcaguv. D4-an's Office, Ser. in Oil. Class Always friemlly SAUL Y. LEVY 2055 Ocean Avenue Natl: Team, Service League. Asst. to De-an of Boys, Arista, Plloto Eclilor. Senior Log xvlly tile Y STANLEY LEVY 3074 Nostrand Avenue Biology Lain. Squad. Cliomistry Lala. Squad. Stage Squacl, General Ollirr- Asst., Niimeograpli Squad One of the quiet, stuclious leiml A nicer guy is llllfll to jimi RODNEY l..EVVlS 30l2 Avenue VV Baslcetlwall Junior Varsity. Special Guards. S.G.O.. Baseball Team . A wonderful guy SONDRA LEWIS IS37 East l7tl1 Street Pres. of Off. Class, Sing. ixlaclisonian Business Stall, Tutorial Squad. Service League Heir sweetrwss nndgprvtliness will always asf, Tlmre nrv friends in lu-r future ns well as l1er past MYRNA LIEB l0l2 Avenue M Cn-Cliairman of Fresllmun Sing. Go- getters. Publicity Squacl. Off. Class rcs. Hvre's a girl of Madison stoclz, Her pep and vitality you cannot lmoclz JERRY UEBERNIAN 2003 East 21st Street Class Pres., Swimming Team, Band. Guard A swell guy ESTHER A. LIEBERS I700 Ocean Avenue Key Room, Service League, Sec. in OIF. Class, Asst. to Senior Gracle Advisor Sweet, young and pretty DAVE LIEBERT 2009 Homecrest Avenue Service League, Room Asst. Double clynumite ER. D S. LIEBIVIAN ass Pres., Auclio Squacl. Serv- ague Guard, Lain. Asst., Luncln- t8 st 35rd Street 0 o arcl round guy DORIS LII-'LAND I8T0 77th Street College Aclvisor, Sec, to Gracle Advisor. Ser. to Teucluers, Sec. to Administrative Asst.. Corr. Ser. of Debating Team lilze u lnoole, slufs lmuml to please MARTIN LIGORNER I544 VV:-st Ist Street Class Svc., General Olliice. Service League Lt. in .l.H.S., Valeclictorian in .I.H.S. Not too lmlrl, not too shy, AII urourul o swe uy X . f x' 2' 4 1 I5 S12ndS I A . K u' ', , , 'arsity ennis : '.ni., r omm. H nst rlwoi: 5 - I FREDERICK LIPPIVIAN ITTI East 54tl1 Street Arista. Commissioner of Social Affairs. Commissioner ol Publicity, Treas. ol Go- Cvtters, Pros. ot Class All nrounfl 'IO' Stuff GERALD LIPSCHITZ 1317 East 151h Sweet Veteran Swimming Team. Lieut. ot Spe- cial Guards, Class Pres., Track Team His Ioolas are luis success HERBERT LIPSCI-IITZ I6l5 Quentin Roacl Coffs gift to women SHELDON LIPSON l409 East 24th Sued Vice-Pres. of Senior Class, Baseball Var- sity, Booster. Justice ot Stuclent Court, Dance Comm. An all armuul great guy OLGA LIQUORI 1462 East 24tI1 Street Loclcer Room Attendant, New Utrecht, Arista, Filing Ott-ice Ace, grace, pretty face ARLENE LITT 2120 East 24tI1 Street Class Trcas., Class Vice-Pres., Lilnary Asst.. Sec. Double rlynunlite SUSAN LOBELL 4561 Bedford Avenue Service League, Sec., Dance Comm A wonderful person EDMUND LOCALIO 5003 Fillmore Avenue Swiming Team. Lite Saving Squacl. Pool Isilc Guard. Pres. Miglxty nice' In lznow CLAUDIA LOCKE I726 Gerritsen Avenue Pres. of Ott. Class, Vice-Pres. ol Oll. Class, Service League, Library Asst.. Sing A beautiful girl has been SCHOEN tlm world by Don of the Const Guuril NATALIE LOCKE 1522 East 55tl1 Street Class Pres., Sec.. Guard Sll9,S cute and little as one can see, Sl'l8.S full of charm and personality ROBERT LOEB 2l8l East 28th Street S.G.O. Guard Hafs a natural IRENE LOEBENSON IOI4 Ernst 2lnt Street IIIPR, Or CIFISS. Sflf. of OH. CNRSS. Booster. Sing. Ser. tn Spanish Office A girl like tim! is rarely seen yes, you glwsswl il, lfuxfs Irene HARRY LOKOS 2076 East 20tll Street Orrtn-stru. Chorus, Booster, Class Pres.. R x As t.. ' t Viiwilggirio. mln Q JAMES LOMBARDI ' i957 Gerritsen Avenue Newmnn Clutm, Clem Pres., Footlm ll Tc-um. Si-rvn-e League. Pres. of Monsi- Club Preshlvnl of Mirosif Ciuir MAR II .YN I .OPATOFF l6 :l East '52mt Street Ser. tn Ti-mtlers und Off. Class. Serv iu- l.4-ugue-. Putxlirity Squad. Drum. Club. Sing G4-t rwuiy, Hollywoofl - Ha-rv slw mnwsf LEXVIS .l. LORIA I-H4 East I2ttl Stn-et Ser, to Nlr. XM:-Hurwitz, Servire League. Lum tnrunm Gunn' A frivruuy quv wfufs full of fun 'mn' is maui luv everyone I5IiI.I.Ii l.0UGAVtiRti 2452 lfnst 27tti Street Servin- lmngue. Ser.. Room Asst. l,H'1lllly vyml utmut i'lP future JOHN l.l,1oNc:o l33l tim! ssh Street l,ilNl lilII lrvilfll. Sf'fVil4' Ll'ilgUC. LIIHCII' mom Guurct. Vin--Pres. of Class. New lllllh Clulr 1'U'l. flflfh Un'I nl' ,llhlllly EDXVARD LUSTER . 20T. Gert' ' Avenue Sn Ze agile. wumaird, 0 . .. Onlicer Class. Term Newspaper First of the r Iwfpap 4 r ,Q J f we THOMAS LYNOTT' l5lI Avenue U Service League. Luncturuom Guard lfvrfryonehs friend C RUTH NIMCORMACK IIT Ivan Court Unforgettable MARIE MAESE 1557 Ease Qrh Street Sec. to Tearlncrs. Ser. to Off, Teacher, Service League Beautiful brown eyes, Curly ,mir No wonrlvr ilu' boys stop anal sture DAVE MAMBERG 2110 Avenue R G0-Getters, Vice-Pres. of Class. Ser. to Teachers. Servire League A swell fzeiiow EDITH MANDARINO 2265 East 24th Street Sec.. Pres. of Ott. Class. Vice-Pres. ot Ott. Class. Service League. Gunrct, Gym Sec. N ice girl STAN MANN l560 East lStt1 Street Soloist in Opereltn. Director of Fri-slr mnn Sing. Chorus, Capt. of Public Ait- itress, Varsity Stmw Corrs gift to mnmen XVILLIAM MANNING 1418 Ease 231-d Street Vice-Pres.. Pres. Track Team. Lunch- room Guard. Gym Guard, Football Team Mr, Brooks' delight HARVEY MARGULIES 2020 Avenue O Football Team, Football Mgr., S.G.O., Gym Sec., Guard Pickle iuice BARBARA BIARK 1426 East 26th Street Cvo-Cvetters, Chief Clerk ot Student Court, Deputy Capt. ot Service League, Dance Comms Sing Sweet and gay Like sunshine on a rainy clay GLORIA MARKS 4510 Becllorcl Avenue Cvirls' Choms, Mixed Chorus. Service League. Vice-Pres. ol Ott. Class, Sec. to Teachers VVhistIv-lmit--sorry S,'l8'S Stuie's date JOAN MARKS 2850 Ocean Avenue Asst. to Biology Lah., Asst. to Chemistry Lab., Service League. Vice-Pres. ol 011. Class An angel on the loose HAROLD MARTIN 1845 East 12th Street S.Cv.O.. Service League A great guy ROBIN MATELL 1860 East 12th Street Highway Stall. Log Stall, Basketball. Gym Sec. A bright future ahead in journalism JUDY MATYAS 1819 Avenue U Lihrary Asstl, Pres. ol OF1. Class A great future ulmali of her ANDREW MAYER 1400 East 22ml Street .Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Bo Iin Team. Chemistry Lab. S acl, . Squaml Silent knight 1 ax 3, D W vvwlv QMAMQ STANLEY MAZER 4549 Becltorcl Avenue Capt. ol Football Team. Candidate lor Pres. S.Cv.O.. Commissioner ol Elec- tions. Class Pres., Math. Tutor Hit the line for Madison ELENA MAZZILI 2508 East 23rcI Street Chorus. Service League, Room Asst. Well liked hy all KEVIN McCOSKER 95 Celeste Court Class Pres. l4 Termst, Lunchrooln Guard, Class Sec.. Attendance Olticc. Senior Sing Off we go into the wild hlue yonrlor JAMES MCDONALD 1956 East 29th Street Class Vice-Pres.. Baseball Team. Gym Guard, Clinic Sec., Captain Rugby Team A swell friend to have MARY MCGOVERN 2715 Avenue U Class SCC., Guard As pretty as a flower JOHANNAH MCGUIRE 1615 Avenue U Vice-Pres., Sec. to Miss Zellner. Service League Bound to rise PAUL McI'IUCvI'I 1756 East 58th Street Service League, Swimming Team Naughty hut nice ELAINE MCINERNEY 5315 Avenue N Service League, Class Pres., Gym Ser., Room Asst. Charm personified SIARTIN B. MEDVIN IOO6 East 2nd Street Lunfliroom Guarel, Swimmir lg Team. Howling Team, Class Pres., Handball PI.-Ptllll ILM-ryIvozly's Imoy IRVIN MEISELES II22 Avenue N Luncllroom Guarcl. Service League. Itnselmll Squad. G-ym Guarcl, Footlwnll Squncl Long lim Irv. our Irultes' man GIGI MELMAN 2l28 East 27tln Street .lunior Arista. Sec. to Teacher s, Sec. to General Olllice. Delmting Soric-ty, Vice- Pres. OII. Class Lost In tlle stars CAROLE MELTZER 2420 East 22nd Street Lilxmry Sciuad A nlre glr wltli u nice wny LENORE IVIEYEROXNITZ I 485 East 26tl1 Street l.t. Capt. of Service League. PM. Jour- nal, Sing SCC. Happy go lucky, full of fun, Sim ts Illmcl lay everyone MAURICE MICHELSON 2272 East 22nd Street ,lunlor Arista. Senior Arista Mgr.. Highway Stull, Sec. to In Irlgll your IIERBERT MILGRIM 2037 East 36tl1 Street Film Squad. Service League Tlmnlen for the rnvmories LEA'l'RlCIi MILLER I497 East l8tll Street Sec. ol J.M.H.S.. Gmde G Footlmll Principal OV. und Justice, 'I'reus. ol Boosters. Junior and Senior Arista, Leader ol Senior Sing Iiusy as u Ines, Imt slufs tlre honey MAXINE MILLER 2605 Ocean Avenue Sing. Tenn Paper, Log. Lilmrary Asst.. Englislx Oltice Asst. A personality to Ile proud of ARNOLD MITCHELL l920 Coney Islan n Class Pres., Servi a . Boolc Ro , Re t S. . A n, a ome 'fra' Q,-f5 ' SHEILA MINTZER 2940 Ocean Avenue P.M. Journal. Library Squad. Sing, Service League, Infomation Deslc Never angry, serene and neat Sheila Is n girl tl1ut's Imnl to Iment MARTIN MIRSKY l550 East 34tl1 Street Service League. Lunclnroom Guard. Recording Squad, OIT. Class Ollicer. Room Asst. Still water runs cleep FREDRIC H. INIITKOFF 2306 East 22ncl Street - Mgr. of Football Team. Film Squatl. Pres. Class, Vice-Pres. Class. Guard Wolf at large, Imuvarc RAYMOND MONROE 1273 Ryder Street Luncluoom Guarcl, Service League. Frencli Boolc Room Double rlynamlte DOLCRES MONTANA l784 East 7tl1 Street Class Pres., Sec.. Lilxrnry. Newman Club. Service League The blonde doll PALMA MONTES i263 East l2tln Street Service League, Grade Amlvisor Asst.. Room Asst.. Clet Clula Stay os sweet as you are. DOLORES MONT UORI 1506 Avenue L Jewelry Rep.. Sec., Highway Rep., Service League, Class Treas. Personality plus GEORGE S. NORGASEN 1738 Gerritsen Avenue Art Exhibition Squad, Pliotograplxy Clulo, Pres. ol Oli, Class. Vice-Pres. ol 011. Class, Luncilroom Guard An all around guy MELVIN A. MOSKOVVITZ 1857 East 17111 Street Arista. Higllway, Tutoring Squad, Biol- ogy Lflll., Honor Guard Hell always rate with us GRACE MYLOTT 1819 Avenue X Library Squad, Classroom Asst.. Sec.. Newman Club Cute and neat, always a treat FLORENCE NADELMAN 1856 East 1Stl1 Street A Honor Girls, Service League. Gym Sec.. Healtll Clinic Sec., Oil. Class Sec. Flo and Barry are lzounrl to marry HELEN NEEDLEIWAN 1913 East 17tl1 Street Publicity, Sing, Sec. ol Service League. Log Rep.. Oil. Class Pres. A pretty girl is lille a melody RHODA PATRICIA NEEDLEMAN 2367 East 18111 Street Sing. Higinway Staff, Log, Tutorial Squad. Service League A rare gent-'-'U woman of f9lU lltords CYNTHIA NEU 1415 Avenue O Concertmaster ol Orcliestra, Allacitv Higli Scixooi Orcllestra. Pres. ol Oil. Class. Radio Audio Squad There isn't a tiling sine mn't ilu To lmou' ller is to lilze lrer too WMQHMS g. 5 ALCO 2416 lin R Commissioner ol Electi n nl Junior Arista. Vice-Pres. ostem, News Editor ol Higlxway, Managilug Editor ol Highway, Baseball Team If you say 'lsuper human You mean Mal Newman HARRY NICHOLSON 1868 East 55111 Street Football Team Can't be beat ANN 1V1AR1E NIELSON 12 Noel Avenue Sculptor Cluis. Paintinq Club Soon Ann will be wed, But o11 tlrat tally ho MARCIA P. N1RENBERG 2978 Avenue W Library, Asst. to Teacircrs, Class Snr., Sing Personality plus DONALD NORDIN 2025 Gerritsen Avenue Luncll Guard Tull and tllin, Full of vim f ,le k , V Y! T 'O lv? lp 4' THOMAS NORRIS 1822 East 56th Street Service League, I.Al1lCill'00lll Guaral Gym Guard. Vveiglxtiilting Club Navy bound HARVEY NUSSBAUN1 2141 Coney island Avenue Capt. of Service League. Cu-Capt. Luncliroom Guards, Sing, Projection Squad. Gym Sec. Like u brook --always lmuizizling MORTON NUSSBAUM 1499 East 28tll Street Capt. of Luncliroom Squad. Capt. of Service League, Junior Band, .lunior Sliow, Log Advertising Stall. He's going places .70 if 0 M ' HARRIET OLSTEIN ALBtiR'l' OLIVIERI 2024 East lTtl1 Struct A sum-ll guy l0'54 Eust lflli Street .luninr Arista. Sec. to Miss K:-y Ruom Squacl llmft IPIIIP 'wr 1 CZ.J1fw-2 nevixc: omiNs'rEiN la l 9 IOIU East 22ml Street Class Pr:-s., Service L:-agus. Class 'l'n'ns., Vlxvarllers' Asst.. Clinic Asst. 'Hwy 4lon'l rome any nicer ADRIENNE ORLANDER 2l00 East 24tll Street Class Pre-s., Class Trens., Lilmmry Asst.. Sulnii-rt Class Sec. As prvtty us u plrturc ARNOLD PAVKER I600 East 0tl1 Strvet Swimming T1-mn, Class Olliu-r, Servin- lragm- 1 lnfnryyvtlulrlv PIIYILIS PAICE I-140 East l4tli Street Senior Arista, ,lunior Arista. Log Stall. Asst. to Pc-nnam-nt Rr-rorrl Ollirv. Asst. to Own-ml Office Alurmingly rlmrming REINA PANKEN mm Bm will Sm-ei of Oll, Class. Room Asst. prvtty, pofiitv, rlmrming nml suvnei HLVIRA PAONE I577 Hunt 'ilst Street Sing. Svc. to 'l'l'IlCllEl S. Survive Le-argue. Sec. to Nlusic: 'rvarlwer Onorl tlllnns vnmv In small purlmgvs FRANK l ARLAN'l'E I-H4 Exist 29tll Street Footlmll ,l'1'i1lll, Class Pres., Swimming Tc-mn Tlwy clmfl come any nicer VIVIAN PASCONE 5923 Avenue P Ser. to T:-uvlier, Service League A lI'0llfl1'l'lUl girl to lznow LOUIS PECORA IIOS 50tll Street Serviu' l.:-aguv, l.uncliroom Cvunral llcfs our boy l'lllLll' l'EI,.'I'ZMAN 2286 East 26tl1 Street Class Tn-as.. Term Newspaper. Asst. in General Office, Asst. to Mr. Blum- stein, Asst. to Mr. Srllinrller Doulzlr' rlynnmilo THOMAS .l. PELUSO l9ll East I5tl1 Strvr-t Pres. ol Ott. Class. Vim-Pres. of Oli. Class, Swimming 'll-am. Lunclnmom Guard. Trarlc Team To ,mow Tom is to lilu' laim NORMAN PERKUS 2217 East 20tll Street Higliway Stall. Log Stall, Marlisonian. .luninr Arista, Asst. to Program Comm. Fnllvgv Mntvdnl HARRIEI' PERLMAN 3547 Nostrand Avenue A lovely miss, wo want more like this .IOYCIZ PERLSTEIN 1038 East l4tl1 Street Editorial Stall of Higllway. Sing. SOC. to English Ollice. Scc. to Ott. Class. Sec. to Administrative Asst. lfasy to :lance witll, nnsior to plonsa DINA PERLZNVEIG 2020 Avenue O Sec. to Nliss Zellner, Soloist wittx Mixed Clmorus, Concert Soloist, Sec. to Mr. Barnett, Publicity Stall Dina has n voice as sweet as a night- i ale t ARL RUCKI 2? East! 1 1 Sgree ' L 1. I. 4 A 1- , w 1. as .r v gn-if mm. l M?1dison's D ly ROBERT PETRICONE 2077 East 14tl1 Sheer Traclc Team, Class Pres., Swimming Squad. Service League Ladies' man SAL PIAZZA 1821 East l5tlt Street Log. Service League, Class Pres. Prince Cllarming LILLIAN PICOTFE 1821 Avenue T Room Asst.. Sec. Cute and sweet Oli what a treat ARNIE PINE 2510 East 24tl1 Street Co-Capt. ot Handball Team. Service League An all around guy HAROLD A. C. PINNELES 4252 Bedford Avenue Pres. ot Ott. Class, Swimming Squad. Capt. Lunclxroom Guards. Service League Guarcl, Vice-Pres. Ott. Class What every young girl slnoutrt lmow HARVEY POLIKOFSKY 2561 Coney lslancl Avenue Color Guard, Service League, Nlusic Ottice, Room Asst. A frierul to all NIAXINE POLLAN 1680 East 22ncl Street LQ. Testing, Log Statt, Sec. to Gfn- eral Office, Sec. Girls' Gym, Sec. lo College Advisor A su-eeter girl you've never sean One tluzfs strictly on the beam ELINOR POLLINGER 2430 East 26tl1 Street Service League, Room Asst.. Sec. ol Ott. Class, Librarian Double clynamile NVILLIABI PORTER 2065 Gerritsen Avenue A rowlmoy from Brooklyn RUTH POSE . 1594 East 26tli tr:-et Sec. to Go-G ers. ione Social Altairs, ' St e Justice . Court. Arista, i l ' ru . rx 2 Tres iolie: ius s SELNIA PO. NER S66 East I4tl1 Street Sec., Guard, Room Asst. A great girl SHERMAN POSTAL 4405 Avenue J Football Varsity. Baseball Squad. Tuul: Team, Pres., Vice-Pres.. Trcas. Ott. Class A swell guy ROBERTA PRAGER 4570 Becllord Avenue Freshman and .lunior Sings, Sec. to Dean of Girls. Library Squad, Dance Comm.. Term Paper Wtlere miscllief turlzs in gay disguise LOLA PRESS 2042 East 26tl1 Street Class Pres., Library Asst.. Gym Sec.. Teachers' Asst. Garslll Shia quite a girl W ,Z NORTON PRICE 2203 Enst 28tIt Street Ilnnai. Arista. Gmrie Newspaper. Vice- I'n-w. UII, Cinss, Current Events Ciub LESLIE PRIGERSON 2420 Ifust 25rcI Street Svrvicc I1-nguc Deputy Capt., Service I..a-ngue Guarti, Aristtt, Term News- pnpcr Vt 'g. Vflf I' TPC' C uf service Lvn uc Iintir Uunrtis, Mimeogrtipit Squad. Sing, Varsity SIIOW , GuurtIs gift to l f 1 ELAINE PROBER 2800 U41-un Avvnuu St-rvitv Lt-ttguc Gunrtii Liinnry Squad. I.unc:Itromn Gunrfi. Suivjcct Ciitss Sec. Titix pretty miss, we Imow so wvII As un ttrtist tiovs excui VVILLIAN PRI SACK 2277 billt Stn-vt I.nngIvIIuws, Cinss Irvus.. Swinnning Uunrri Crum' with tin- Itrvvzv, fzlllli' wilit lin' mimi MYRNA I'RI 'KAN 4577 BMIIQNI Aw-ntw Service League Sec. IJHI0 Intl nit rnyi DONALD PIIRIQTZ l44'5 Ernst IHIII Stn-1-I Cnpt. SWIIIIIIIIIIK Iiwvnnt. Betsvimii I4-mn, Trnric T1-urn IIv's Imurui In pivrlsv LAURA JOAN PUSAR IT54 Ocvun Ilnricwny .Iunior nntI S1-nior Aristn, Iimmr Giris. I.cncIr'r of Svnior Sing. I.itt'rnry Eriitor ni Log. Sec. tn Alt:-nrInnt'v Oifitv l0un.le's nwtwt, l0llYlIP'S inrigill, Ifxlnltfs fuii nf tiynumilv .IUDIFIII QUEN 3405 Kings Higitwny Junior Arista, Ser. to Ofi. Cinss, C-.A Asst., Vice-Pres. ui OH. Cinss, TcncIt- ors' Asst. rlmnies for tile memories PATRICIA QUINN i925 Quentin Road Room Asst., Sec., Guarti Vivurious in n quiet may PAUL RABBINER 1209 Emt sth Street Ciass Officer. I..iIJrt1ry Squad, Swim- ming, Gym Asst., Room Asst. Cuiiing Dr Raizixlnvr to surgvry RUIAII RABINONVITZ 2620 Avenue V AII-City Rmiio VVorIcsItop. .Iunior nmi Senior Arista. Higilway Stnii. .Iuninr Ninth. Tetun, Sec. tu Dt-'nn Douixia tiynnmitv STEPHEN D. RADER 1744 East 27th Street Swimming Team, Trnrit Team, Service League Guard. CIerIc in IVInin Oiiice, Tnpc Rt-cortiing Squaci An ali nmunci guy ELAYNE RAIIIT 22I5 Quentin Road Guarci, Bioiogy Squad. Genemi 0IIice. Ser.. Luncitroom Sec. XVUII Iiiwti ivy :III ARLENE RAND i289 Ensl l9tIt Street Svc. to IVIrs. Foster, Sec. to Dir. Pos- nvr. Dnnrr- Comm., SPC. oi OIII. Cinss TGII mri siim witit pivnly nf vim DAMON S. RAPHAEL 2245 East l9tI1 Street Arista, Mntit. Team, Log Stnii, Cincin- istry Squad Tim guy uv' It frivmiiy eyes WL MQ' M tw. 451 Abuagsua 'B JACK RASKIN 1834 East '5'5rcl Street Tennis Team, Nlliltll. Team. Arista, Sclwool and Grade Newspapers, Pub- licity Squad Xvoncterful to Tmouf DAVID RAVA 3619 Bectlorcl Avenue Pf0S., Lunfllfltltlll Guafil, Gylll Gllitfd, I:00lbHTl TEBIII, -rfilfk TCXlt1l, T5IlSK'llElll Tefllll A nice guy JAMES REDNIOND 5124 Avenue K All-urourul American FRANCES REED 2025 East '54tln Street Ser. ol Oll. Class, Sec. of Subject Class our Frances is u sweet lnss one of ttlc cutest in our class .IULE REES 1659 East 56111 Street Class Sec., Hi-Y, Servire League, put:- licity Squad. Class Treas. bw. .Wreeiolls and rarlinnt as a gem S gcxlqx ,ca . ly? I ' I xii' y J ALBERT REICHNER 1970 East 18111 Street Capt, nt lxlatlr. Team. Arista, Photog- raplly Stafl ol' Lug, Asst. to lvlr, Blum- stcin. .lunior Arista Xvtrrfs that other Albert? PAUL RETCHNER 1970 East 1Stlr Street Boot: Room Squad. Junior Nlatlm Team Hrfs sure to succeed BARBARA 51. REICHSTEIN 1033 East 27tll Street Servire League, Sex. to Sulriect Class fx ll 'OIILTQTII IT PPYSOII RACHEL REIDER 2162 East 20tt1 Street Dance Comm.. Gym Sw., Sup' to Clrairman ol Dept., Sing. Class Sw. Personutity plus JERRY REINERT 1015 East 22nd Street Editor-in-Ctriet ot Log. Capt. ot Serv- ice League. Asst. to Dean, Highway Staff Plrotograpllcr. Pres. ol' Ofl. Class Heualect for success STANLEY REISS 133 Lellerts Avenue Swimming Team, Trarlc Team. Fencing Team, Class Pres., Swimming Guartl Wine. women and tumting RICHARD RESCHKETO Mjxlyo 1463 East Sul Street Senior and .l ' r Ari ea l Jf Tice, Service ' r till, Book Room . ' One swell guy KENNETH RESNICK 2116 Avenue lxl Mgr. ol Football Team. Swimming Squacl, Service League. Gmulc Aalvisor Sec., Trarli Team An all around guy LYNDA REUBEN 2111 Kimball Street Class Pres., Sec. ancl Tre-us.. See. to Publicity Squacl. Danre Comm.. Serv- ive League A lrlorule Ugentlernen prefer HELEN RIBAK 2222 East 28tlr Street Class Sec., Vice-Pres. OR, Class, Ser. to Teachers, Library Squad, Gym Sec. Personality pTus ARMAND RIBIERO 1878 Nlaclison Place Gym Sec., Mgr. Basketball Team, lvlgr. Football Team, P.A. Squael, Cmnt' of ,lunior Varsity Baslcetlnalt Tr-nm Tfmfs our Boy sIlI?l.lmN RIl'I'f I-170 Un-uri I,nrIm'ny S1-rvi: 1- I.r'ugna- Snrririliirm wpvriul RUIIERI' RICKLES 2970 Ocean Avenue S4-nicir MntI1. Team, Aris Ann! wr Ifinst in IM ROBERT RIVERE 2728 Kings Iliglrwny In Di-nn ul Buys. .Iuninr Arisln. l'Inss Pr:-s.. S1-v. to Cimirmnn, Tutor Xvill ru-mfr In- forguttvn SALVATURE RIZZO 2072 Iinst ITIII Strvct A grrat guy ANN RUBIiR'l'S 2797 Ifrnwn Strvvl KJFI. Clams f7IIiu-rs, Girls' Clmrus, Serv- irc Imngui- Ifrom 'IRIN' to Im' Slnfs nirf' to IIIIOIU IiIl.IfIiN ROBERTSON IHIB Ava-num' II Ronin Asst, Svrviu- Imaugiw. fslnss 'I'rn-ns. Ivllul u aIuIII RICI IARIJ ROBINSON 5405 Kings Iliglnwny IVIHIII. 'I'1:uin, .Iunior nniI S1-ninr Aristu. Log Stnll. Key Room Squad Rilclxln is n guy wlufs shy ut rmmincv nut llml is Iwmusv wo IIUIIII give' Ilim u ulmm-fe GERALD ROMEO 2020 AAVPINIP 0 I'n'n. nl' UII, flnss, Se-rviw I,r-ngue, Iiillf- IIIFIIIII A strulglal slml .IUDITH ROOGONV 1947 Orenn Avcnuc- Sec. in General OII'irf'. Svrvice League. Assnnilxly Programs. TutorinI Squad. Audio Squad Acv, grnrv and ll sweet fact' LENORE ROSA 2378 East 2Ist Strcc-I I uI1Iirity Sqund. Src. to IJuInIicily Sqllndp Pfes. of OH. Class A personality wortlx possossing MAXINE ROSEN H25 East l9tI1 Street IVIixerI Clnorus. Svc. of OII. Clnss. Sec. in Gi-ni-mI Office. Sw. In Tenclmrs As nice n girl us om' run limi MURRAY ROSEN 2034 60lIu Street Varsity Sluow, Clinic Svc.. GunrrI, RiIIe 'I'c-mn NIL Annie- 0aIcI1-y EVA ROSENBERG l923 East 23rcI Street G0-Gettvr. Gym Ser.. f7II. Class Svc.. Vice-Prcs. oln Off. Class, Service League Personality plus Gl-IRARD RUSENBERG l'5I4 flvex-nl I,nrIcway CITPHIISIFY Lulu. SqumI. Honor Guard. Service I.:-agua, Room Asst. H1-'s sure Io succcml MARVIN ROSENBERC- I-415 ' ist 24tI1 Str .t Ilu . .gs I CI: u 'i , ssem y 'ro- grmn .9 A1424 A guy :everyones prou nm K SUSAN ROSENBERG 2812 Quentin Roaci Girls' Clmrus. Sw. tu Miss Zellner EvvryInxIy's lrienrt 5 ' R h im Lal., .al It .. BARBARA ROSENBLIITH 2065 Ocean Avenue Service League, Library Squad, Gen- eral Oiiice. Sing Barbara is so nice and quiet Stufs not tile type to start a riot ARLENE ROSENTHAL 5096 Nostrand Avenue Junior and Senior Arista, Service League, Log. Sing. Treas. Penny fY0lTl HEGIYGR WA R AL I King Hig ay 0 y Sq act st. an ot SS e t., B oom Squad, Sta p crvice L gue Best . bunch TIN ROSE. ' HAL Q 23 ast 22ncifS i ce-P . 0 ., C? mc , Gov. ot Gr lor Arist Booster A gn allison is proud of IVIORTON ROSENTHAL 2320 Quentin Road Go-Getter. Dance Comm.. Sing, Motion Picture Squad, Ch . Squacl loining Fordig .gion W GLORIA SOFSKY 2060 Ocean Avenue Publicity Squad. Girls' Cliorus, Biology Squad. Service League, Log Staff Nice to look at, good to meet, As a friend, sive can't be treat BERNARD ROTHMAN 1250 East 51st Street Baseball Team. Longfellow, Ott. Class Pres. A swett guy O LLLILN M ' ' 2179 Ea tli re lumor rlsta ' W, Sec. to Den , c ott o H oppvr MARILYN RUBENSTEIN 1785 East t4tlt Street Sec. to Teaclrers. Library Asst. Arrient Dociger fan CAROLE RUBIN 2l36 East 2tst Street ' Treas. ot Ott. Class. Ciass Sec.. Svc. to Gracie Aclvisor Charming RONA RUBIN 1227 East 2Tttx Street Asst. to Nlr. Tobin. Asst. to Niiws Zellner, Asst. to Nlr. Newfielcl. Asst. to Nliss Hansberry. Junior ancl Senior Arista As pretty as her pictures BARBARA RUBINOFIV 1680 East 22nd Street Sing. Service League Matitson's musician JOYCE RUDERNIAN i409 East 55tl1 Street Log Staff, Biology Lab. Asst., Library Asst.. Service League Guard Nice to know JUDVI-H RUDERMAN 1655 East 31st Street Gym Sec., Log Staff, Sec. to Dean ut' Girls, information Squacl. Room Asst, Full of pep and lots of zest JOSEPH F. RUGGIERO 1574 East 32ml Street Fencing Club. Lunctmroom G-u.nrc.l. Lnlc Squad. Co-Captain Service Lnngnv. Gym Locker Guarcl Nice personality LEDA SACHNOFF i427 East 34th. Street Highway Editor. Log Stal-t, Junior Arista, Arista. Sec, to Dean 'lwonder girl IJUNALIJ SAf'K5 21-I3 flu-nn Avi-nun' Floss Pros., Sing. floss Vice-Pros.. Vlunus, Arie-:ln Xvinni vm-ry young giri siioulml lenou' I'.DI'l'H SACTKS ITIT Voorluivs Avvnui- Sing. Pros. ol Oil. Closes. ljlrrnry Assl. A pri-Hy girl is liiw n nwlmly PARK JI.lf SAC PER 'Y-N72 lfvcllloril Avi-mn' l.og Shall. Assl. lo lilmirnmn, Service l.l'iIulll', Gym Svc., Sing llriqlll. willy. sn'i'a'i. oml prolly lA1'K SANDl.lfR ITN lfnsl Qsfll Slrvvl till!!! I,H'l.. c'lilNS VllC l,H'S., SCfVlll' lrngln- fiunnl Nu 1' lo lmou' IJURIF SANDVIC 'Hill Slum- Purlcwny fvlnss SN., Gym Sn-43, Svrviu' lmnguc Uuuril l'c'rsonolIly plus plonsuni f IACTQI 'liI.INl'f SARROS 2llI'3 Avvnum- U Vnpl. ol Sl'fYlll' l.vu,qm'. lliglxxmy Slilll, S01 . ol ivlilHS, Illllll I' CNUIIIIII., Ne-wmnu flulr llvunliinl inronvn vyvs 4'l.AIRlf SATIN 'xNh z lf:-cllorcl Av:-nuv Art lfclilor ol lxlzulismriuu. Rvp. lo lfroolclyn Bom llonor Sociely Associa- Iinn. .lunior mul Svnior Arislu, Sw, lo Vollvgi- Ailvisor, Sclmol Arl liulmlicily ilnniui In sin're1'1l CTORINNE SAVITT H75 East Srcl Slreel finpl. ol Svrviw l..c'ngm-, Da-poly fnpl. ol Sc-rviu' lmngue, Sing. Svc. ol Ol-l. Class All gnoal linings fonn' in snmil pucleugus MARYLOU SCANLON l650 East 52ml Street Lilzmry Asst., Asst. to Tcaclwrs Smile' nvorllr o million MARLENE SCHAMIS 2135 East 55rd Street Vice-Pros. ol Oli. Class, Scrvirc League. Room Asst. In school slm's quiet and Jvmuro, Oulsirlv nu' c'on'l lu' sun' BURTON IIONVARD SCH.-KPIRO - l570 Eos! I4ll1 Shed Vice-Pri-s. ol Ulf. Class. Gym Sec.. Sc-rvive League. Pres. ol Englisln Class Frivruls. Romans, countrymen, Lvnrl me your immewnrlz JOHN SCHAUB l2I2 Locust Avenue Bus:-lxnll Team. Vice-Pros. ol fill, Class, Lunrlnroom Guanl, SQ-rviw Lf-ague n Swell fellow, nicv lo lmon- Ml .lol-31. SCHECTER it M 4 H5 Eastern Parlcway W Program Comm.. Gracie Advisor As .. Se-cz lo Boys' Gym. Sec. lo Englisln J D1-pi.. Proieclion Squad lms ol iurle will be his fuk- H- Q Jw-ZX... I'fl.lZABE'I'll SCHEIFER i755 Coleman Slreel Service- League. Music D1-pi. Sec., Swimming Sec. A prolly girl Cl' .IOHANNA SCHERR 40 Astor Court Service League. Sing Nice to lmow CARI. IOSEIJII SCHIFIEI- I 7 I 0 flueniin Road -Ili-rm Paper. Sing. I-ongIeIIow, Soc. ol OII. Class. Honor Guard Coozl Iooleing, nice to Ire around IRENE SCHIBISKY I l I7 Quentin Roacl Sm-1. ol OII. Class, Room Asst.. Class Pres. No. 1 Hllzy is wilcl ulnoui Milly 'QD IOHN SC L ER -' I3 . ue 'V r . In, Ari ,.4IJ. Squucl, ' . I 'I , Room I. 1 I elic unrl origi PERRY SCHLAGS 2073 Gerrilscn Avenuc SPGIIIISII Olzlire Sec.. Service League Tull, llllflvl llllll f9Kll llllflllsflnlll IUDITII SCHLANGER I006 Ensl l6tI1 Street Service League, Sing, Asst. In Mr, Posner Sugar nml spice slnfs over so niu' ' , 1,5 I, I NF El R 'ES L Y' I ue aj . i E V enior ri Asst D I s . in, . o Mr. , As to Chair- , of gl' XB Y: 0 rad. ep XJ I HOVVARD SCHLESINGER l702 Avenue VV Service League, Sing. Term Paper. Room Asst.. Luncllmom Guarcl Best of Ilze Imncln LEON SCHLISSEL 393 Avenue S Vice-Pres. ol OII. Class. Sz-rvire League, Luncluroom Guard Nice to Iznnw NADA R. SCHBIIDT 182--I Coney Islnncl Avenue Svc: Io OIII. Teacher, Sing Sugar mul spice unzl evvryllring nicl NIARIIN SCI IBIOOKLER ITI3 East I3tIl Slrecl Co-Capt. ol Senior Ixlatli. Team. Band. Orchestra, Swing Band. Handball rfillll. Sing. Higliwuy Stuff Hl'llllPll IDI' SUCCESS IALORA SCHNALL MTS East 28th Streel Cnlminel Ijosi, Dame forum., Arista. Orclmeslru. Sing Like clmrnpagne: sweet aml sparkling HERBERT SCHNEIDER 2245 Easi l9ah Sheet Sec. Io Dean, Junior Arista. Flimco- grnpli Squad Ifr'eryImzIy's pal SEYMOUR SCHNEIDER 2532 East 22ncI Street Service League Uuaril lx pC'l'S0ll to fPnl0fYlbl'I' MARTIN SCHNEIDERMAN I444 East IOtI1 Street Service League, .Iunior Varsity Basket- I1aII, Swimming Squad, Baseball Squad, Art Club Has evvryllung uml more Iwsiclvs .IERRY SCHNEIR 3575 Bedford Avenue Projection Squad. I-uIJ. Squail. Room Asst., Asst. to Mr. SrI1inrIIer XVIW girls Ieavo Irome ROSALIE SCHNIIZER 3023 Avenue X Service League. Ser.. Sing Everyonefs friend GLADYS Sffi tREtB5tAN V560 tfnst l7ti1 Street Asst. to ttentttn Ed, Te-miner. Room Asst.. Service League. flti. Ctuss Ser. Gtfuiys is u swell gal Um' who ima many n pai I-1Il.titiN SCI IULMAN H480 East 20ttn Street Miiclisorn wilt tnulv tu sms 'ner go Rt 7I'lt SCHUIDIAN i984 iiust 24ttl Street Dunn- Cornm., Oil. Ctuss Sur., Gym Si-4., Room Asst. Anyviiu' tm'i'-iivvitisiz eyes SAMUEI. R. SCHULMAN 3202 tiittmon- Avenue Late- squint, Program Comm.. Junior Arintn. Arista. Lunctiroom Gu' th-rsolmltt Hush 1 I I hx 1 ADRIENNE SC'tllIMl'l'ZKY 'S-403 Foster Avenue 'I'fl'fl!l. ot Sffllillf CIUS5. SPC, ot Iilloltt' e-rs, f'mnmissinner ot putviirity. I'-il5Ili0Il tfctitnr nt itigtlwuy. Sing Ti? Aitrivnni' who is tmppy mul fuit of un. tvv lvum' twr tfu- rnrnor stone ot Mauiisfllt MARGARET SK 'I il HY '5l i6 Avi-nut' XV Aunt. in c:l'lll'fill Uttpiiv, Ser. tu ixiiss Zf'llllC'f Horses are ,wr pustinw Ninn twr passion litiVIiRLY SCIIXVARTX l027 ifust 'tlst Stn-vt Rumi: Aust., Svrvirc- i.c'uplui', Sing ltvsl of ilu' fillllfll MARIE ifl.lSABt'fI1l SCIINVARZ H110 Kimtmtt Stn-et Rumi: Asst. Raw' SIIUIIIIII Inns nothing on twr MONA SCHXYARTZ i922 Avenue N Sing, Pit. Dance Comm., Sur. to 'femtxc-r. Service League Nice lo imow NORMAN SCOVRONICK 2264 Bragg Street Quiet urui stuztious f l , . .. . . , 0 ' ' bANlU SQRIBAZNI 223i Ernst 25rrt Street If' .tunior Arista. Ctass Turns. ' t . 'AZN' Downing, Lunrtnmom , outs Room Squart A great fottn with a jpapler pergh , niily ' - ' K ., HARRII-I'l' SEGAL 2300 flu-nn Avenue Servirr League. Sec.. Asst. Porsonaiity pins , G i L 4 ,f .- 'LL 1 ,v f LELIA SEGAL 1 in L t873 Em 29th Simca L ,' ibxiista, Class Sec.. Tutor, ing. ' A' .' L t f- f Al lizargrlerznt frierut M H I LESLIE SEli t'iiR H179 Enst Srct Street Hundtuatt Team. Service League. Class Pres., Highway Staff Boumt tn slwcvwt U HERBERT SELDIN t6lt East 2nd Sm-vt Biutogy Latr. Asst.. Junior Arista, Serv- ice League, CDH. Ctr-rss Pres.. Booster Best of ttlv tmnvin t5E't't4Y JANE Stfl.tG5tAN ITI7 Avenue N Senior and Junior Arista. Art Editor ot Luiz. Sing. Higtiwny Feature Stati, Ser. to Miss Zeimer An artist always Joan 1 2 rj I -s J to - -4, ft! wc' z ad a , it 1 ii .AIN SHAKLN .5 fvdfvg K llllh fluentin Roacl J Z LW lunior Arista, Girls' Cliorus, ug Stall. A Sing. Ss-my to Nlr. N4-wlielcl fillllI'lIllltQ, mrvuuvous cutie NEIL J. SHANMAN V550 East 7tl1 Street lfootlmll Sqnarl, Base-lmll Nlgr., Asst. lo Blr. Srliimller, .lnnior llancl Almlisonls polilifian IANE SHAPIRO I838 East l7tl1 Street Ser. ol Boosters, Ser. ol Senior Class, lillivl .lnstirv ol Slumlent Court, Calm- inel, Dante Comm. Frivn-lly IIKIIIIIPYS, prolly face Full nf clmrm uml qneonly grace RALPH SHAPIRO nz-143 East Ztsl Street Associate Erlitor ol lligliway. Feature lfclitor ol Higlnwuy, Sing, Pres. ol Oll. ltlass, Asst. to lxlusic Dept. Lila' n firerrucleer - llot stuff SLSAN SHAPIRO 2008 East l5tl1 Street Nlazlisonian, Eclitorial Stall. Varsity SIIUNY, .lunior Arista, Sec. to Aliss Zellner, Englisli Office Nlw must lmrw Sonwllriug - lull wlwrv? RU'lll SHEEN 1519 Becllorcl Avenue Girls' Cllorus, Ott. Class Treas., Serv- ice League. Concert Popular uncl peppy - AAIIUIIYS lzeeps us lnuglring DEBORAH StlElNlN IOI4 East l8tl1 Street Orrlnestra, Ser. to lVlr. Roclllman, Asst. in Englistr Book Room. Pulnlicity Squarl, Room Asst. Flu' flrnws - nttentionl RONALD SHER T23 Avenue P Varsity, Football. Baseball Squacl, .lun- ior Varsity Baslcetlzall, Service League, Vine-Pres. ot Ott. Class Ronnie's cute and full of fun Hes wpll liked by everyone o s tl 1, ,,,. v H A A r a g s e f'i'N. ,A L iss R at 1 i 1 -'1r :Vk: I tr its it MONROE SHERAIN .ZIBI East 53tl1 Street lunior Arista. Servire l.c-aguc, Lunrli- f00lll cwuilfll Lilerf u lufle-slvurp uncl to lllv point MARILYN SHERICK 2205 Coney lslancl Avenue Svc, to Nliss Zellner, Service League fllzarming alul willy, As lnriglnl us slm is pretty JEAN SHICHER l'3lO Ocean Parkway .lunior Arista, Orclieslra, Sing. Sec. to Dean ol Boys. Tutor Pleasant memories JlfDl'l'tl SHIMANSKY l656 East l2tt1 Street 4 Co-Capt. ot lvlatll. Team, Ser. ol Sen- ior Arista, lligtrway and lvlaclisonian. Commissioner ol Putmlirity, Go-Getter 'lille sllining slur in a clarlz slay EDXVARD SHULMAN 1978 East 2-4tl1 Street Go-Cletler, Servire League. l.lUllllf00lll Guarsl, lin-s. ot Class JOHN SIBILLA IST? East 2lst Street Swimming Team. Tmek 'lla-ann, lrcas. ol Floss, Pool ljleguanl, Sl'IVlff' League xxlllllf ll HU l'-' Iliflllil ELAINE SlCKER l70l Avenue R Lilorary Asst., Sec. to 'licnrllcrs Ace, grace. pretty fave ARTHUR SIDORSKY 709 Avenue P Swimming Squad. Service leagm-, Fencing Team Nice lo lmow, full of fun Arlie's lilzecl try everyone I RANI'IfS SIIIIfR'I' I840 Ifmil SPIIII Shoo! i S1'l'VIl'l' Imngm- Svc., OII, CII-ss SGC.. I,lllll'IlfU0lll Guunl, Gym I.:-mlvr, Bais- Iwilmll KIIIIID Niro Io lmou' RIFIIARD SIHGAI. 25I7 Avrnuo R I.unfIlroom Gunnl. Sa-rviu: Imnguc l.IlIlv ilolls Ioolz up io llim .llIIJI'I'II R. SlI.l.S I490 Ifusl 7IIl Slrvvl Sing, .Iunior Arislu. Arista. Assl. to D4-on ol Girls mul Boys, Girls' CTIIOYIIS 'ilu' u Imole-sIu s Irouml lo plvnsv ALAN SILVER H110 Avvnuc' I, Ixlgr. of ISM.-Inill 'IQPUIIL Ijllologruplly C'IuIv. Sm-rviiv I.:-ugue. Svc. lo Hcnul ol I I' IJ pt ..t'. Polislwfl us silvvr III'fVIfRI.Y SILVER 1503 I-me will Sum Room Assl., Slwlcln ffluln, I'uIzIiciIy Sqmul, Svrvirn Langue- Silvvr qliilvrs Ioo l.YNIi'I'I'li SILVERMAN I000 Qui-nlin Rouml S4-rviw IA-ogm-. Allvnilnm 1- Oils. 1- Sec.. I.og Shall. Sing, SCT, ol full. floss Sl nlblallojrlv is in Iwr donating fvv! 44 E' f ' - 3k'..Q cf-aw Chilli- N-yolk-LQ . Xkiaw J ,QM-fizi NIICI IAIQI. SII,VIiRS'I'Ii ITTI Ifnsl IOIII Slrcel Iliglnwny Slnlll. 'I'1'nnis Sqmul. S1-rvirc I.4-upuu-, Floss I'r4-s., Biology D1-pt. S4-cz Ifoiuul to plvusv RIYRNA SII.VERS'I'IfIN I-152 Ifnsl IOIII Slrm-I IIII. floss S1-r., Sing. Si-rviw Imaipriu-, Dunn- fomm.. Close: Olfirvr I 4- ufs prolly, rlmrming, and suwvi gf'-JI ,QQ X ,Q fi i , 'I I I LVN IIIN nlw Io In- natural X Ivlwn you'rv rmlurnuy niu K A gf' , . zi- j I -I T I' 1 . U53 4 h 4 so I 1 JIJ I,iI.I.EN SIMON 28I1 fxVl'lllll! XV Svrviu- Imuguc Guaml I'rvIIy mul swvvl. A girl u'lm's nirv In nu-vt KVA SIBIPKINS 2220 Rycler Slrcm-I Lilrrury Assl.. Room Imzlglli: Asst., Scfviic Swat-I mul ilvnlurv ROBERT SINGER H170 EUS: lash Sim-I Mixi-cl Chorus, CNPIIIHII Sing Ilvre's n guy who lives up In luis Iusl mum' INIICIIAISIIA XVILLIAIXI SKAAR 0 Elmny Couri Service Leuguc A smile on Iris face, a Iwiulzlu in his aye. Hi-'s so sI1rowrI and ever so sly MICIIAEI- SLATER 2I03 East 27tI1 Sireei Ilre-s. ul Off. Class, Viu-'I'rcs, ol OII. floss. Ilonor Gunnl. flu-in., Biology Squml, Ilroilrlfiion smff ol- 'I'r'rm Ilupor II's Iwen goorl to Imow you EDGAR XV. SI.A'IIKIN V350 Ifnsi 28IIx Sin-el Nloviv Projc-clion Squucl. cjIll'Ill. Squad, Ifiology SQIIRKI, Si-rvirv I.:-nguc GERALD SLUIYKIN 2301 Com-y Isluml Avvnun- Sz-rviw I.:-nguv. Englisli Book Room IIOIIIIII Io fist' III INIIIIII - I.. ' Il rc- I I x XA . SYTVICI' I. ui Nr 'le 'I' I P. oumnl Un ro I Us f Ok., PHILIP SNIITII 4685 Berliord Avenue Nlatli, Tutor, Service League, Bowling Squacl, Swimming Squad, Business Stall ol I'IigI1way IVIucIison's First National BIAYER SMUKLER 1410 Avenue S I7ootIJaII Varsity, Clinic Sec., Gym Sec. A grant guy IIVIIO Ienows Iris football FREDERICK SNYDER 2330 Ocean Avenue Capt. ol' Guarcis, Honor Guanls, Stage Lighting Squarl, Fencing Tr-nm, Lunrlr mom Liuarfl xlfvs Iligil IOEL SNYDER 1265 East 10111 Street Senior Ba-incl. Nlatll. Iuior. Ser, Io He-acl of IVIatI1. Dept., Library Squml. Art Squnfi, Service League Stars in Iris eyes and Chemistry in Iris blond BARBARA SOBEL 2860 on-nn Avenue .Iunior Arista. Scixularslxip Squucl. Svc.. Io Miss Z1-Inner. Girls' Chorus, Sing .AIS nire I0 Ienow as to see ALIIRED SOLOMON 2457 East 19111 Street Guarcl, Xvire Rerorcling Committee, I.llIN'Ilf00lIl Guilrfl MARILYN SOLOMON 2717 Avenue I7 Asst. to Dept. CIIUIIIIIHH, OI-I. Class Ser.. Ser. to 'I,eac'I1ers. Sing, Service League A rare gem is u pearl But rarer yet is sucil a girl GENE SOMIVIER 2105 East 22ml Street Pres, Senior Class, Pres. Boosters. Commissioner ol Elections. Grade Gov. nnrI riustire, .Iunior Arista 'iwiw greatest in any season CHARLES SONDERMANN 21 Ebony Court Service Ibeague, Lunclxroom Cvuarfl, OII. Class IJICS. HGIS U llllfl Klaflliy Olle SHIRLEY SOSANKIN 1370 New York Avenue Sec. oi OII. Class, Service League. Room Asst. Sugar is sweet, ami so is sire BRUCE SOTLAND 1500 Ocean Parkway Log Staff, Traffic Squad. Junior Varsity BasIcetIJaII, Handball Team, Class Of- Ii. Ltiiiz T.N.T. He's dynamite HERBERT SPECT OR 2361 Coney Island Avenue OPI. Class Pres.. Oil. Class Vice-Pres.. Gym Guartl. Tracie Squad Lille ciwcoiate pudding, He's My-T-Fine MARTIN SPECTOR 2624 Ocean Avenue Luncllrooni Cvuarcl. Room Asst., Biol- ogy Squarl. Deans Oiiirc STUART SPERLING 1221 East 26tIl Street Stall' ol School Paper, OII. Class Pres.. Booster, Varsity BasI4e1ImII. Varsity Baseball Stuart Spvriing. fast ami float. Is tim scI1ooI's Imsl aII1Ir'ic AARON SPIELER 5043 Avenue X In Boys' Higlu Sclnooi, Intramural Bas- IietI1aII, .Innior Arista. pre-Scllool Servire A quiet Iari BARBARA SPIELVOGEI. 1021 Ocean Avenue Sing. OII. Class SN.. Gym Sm: Girl of our dreams JY? ff: J I-1.0111-,Nui 5111140 ' 2434 Ifnsl 2-III: Slrrd ' Il 'wr Girls, Nli 1 CIIUNJ Girls Iizcxrw, 501, Nlixcc x fqlnorus, Sing. xflym Sm. . I Iuuliy flJIIII'lV'dlflI Ms tluis llHf'l' .,- A I-ll DI Jlli SI ANTI JN 232-I Avvnm- R IIIII. Vlglw I'r1-5,, Sc-rviu' l.l'ilKlIC', Ifuml 'IYI11' In-sl Klilllllllll ln' lwllvr NURNIA STARK I-I I 1 Ax 1-nur Q11 ' Avi, lo De-.111 ol Boys. N-1, Io Ivauln- 1-rs. I.iI1rnry Assl.. On.. Iiluss Svc.. Svrviu- l.l'ilj.llll' Slufll umlw o llil Il'lIl'Y'l'l'4'f slw qovs IIIJINARIJ S'I'A'l'SKY ZAIAH Ifusl 22ml Slrvvl S4-n'ic'v IANIIIIIC' Gunnl, Inlmnlurul ,silh- lu-Ilmll Hafll In- 11 ggrvol sports ormounccr I2I.IfNID:X S'I'IfCKI.IiR 1111-is I-11,1 22ml Strccl Sing. S1-rvifv I.1'algl1a'. S1-13 ill Gym. Ronin A--I. 7 1 S rm- n uly Gu IAIII . , ILM 1 1 1I 1 1 SUIHPIIHI' 111-:Al n 1 Ivn PAIN NJN S'I'IiIN I045 Un-un Avvmn- Room Aesl., S4-rvicv I.a-nguv II:-rluliful, Iwu11lif11l lnrown nw IiS'I'III'fR SIIIIN FHM Ava-uuv S Ijlvrnry Squaul, Room Av-I., Sing. filing SFI , .I 5lI'I'I'I girl is lmnl In filul Hun' iw um' In Ima-p in minfl -v -fl L ' , V51 i Q69 If 1.11: I.If0N.'XRIJ S'l'IfINI5I'fRC 2371 Ifausl Islll Slrvvl Re-conling Skull., Svrviu' Imugue Gunrcl, Assvnnlmly Ilrogmms Alito guy lNIARI.I'fNI'f S'l'EINIiI,fRG 21 I4 H1151 zmh Sm-I-1 IVIC1' Io lmow DIANE CAROLYN S'I'I'fRN 1001 H1151 171I1 Sm-1-1 Gills' LNINYIUS, full. floss 'l.n'ns., Tulor. Room Assl. xvowl I SIIEIIA STERN 2-170 Ilnring Slrcel .Iunior Arislu. Sonior Arisln. Iliglnwuy filling Sing. AssI. Io Bliss Zl'lllIl'T Slay us swvvl os you orc A l 1 ' ss. -2 , I RN 'I' .nsI . Ir I 5 I ' 1 lGu' 1 mug. Girls' CII ' 1' Q ' '. .nu vr IMII flu a Goof In ary-. y zlolvs IfI.ORIiNCI-I STIRBERU 2-128 Ifnsl IBIII Stn-rl Ijlxmry Squml. Sc-41 Io VI.:-uuluvrs IIIIOIIQII sugar, Pllllllyll spin' Nlixcrl loyvllwr Io nmlcv Iwr nu GLORIA ST. .IUIIN II1 Cyrus IAVl'lIlll' Room Assl.. Srrviu' l.l'illIlll' A lowly miss Xvlly 1'llII.l uw- lulvv mon' Iilw Illia? XVILLIAM JAMES STONII 2012 lfnst wh Sm-or cJff'lN'Sll'il, lxilllfl, S1'l'VIl l' IAWIHIII' S11 . l4Ul'N'lll'00Ill Guilffl, SUFVICQ' IJVIRIII' Gunrml riffs G Kllllllly MARC STRAUSBERG 2000 Quentin Road Football Varsity, Pulylicalion Comm.. Pres. nl Oli. Class. Sing. Swimming Squad Always good for u louclulown SONDRA STRINGER 2555 East 16th Street Oil. Class Sec., Oil. Class Vicerpres.. Liiarary Asst. Beautiful brown eyes, curly lzrown luair San4:ly's the girl wlno malzes the boys stare LEROY STROM l956 Stuart Street .lunior Arista. General Oli. Asst.. Dean ot Boys' Office. Sec. to Heacl of Biol- ogy Dept.. Sing One in a million SAUL STURMAN l856 East l8ll1 Street cjapt. ol Chcerleadefs, Dance Comm.. Assembly Programming Comm., Sing. Pres. of Oil. Class ive won'i forget you, Saul NAOMI SUSSMAN 2457 East l6ll1 Street Vice-Pres. ol Ott. Class, Sec. lo Tcacli- ers, Sing. P.iVl. .lournal A swell gal lUll0,S loads of fun flrul mulzes a liii with everyone ALLEN SUSSVVEIN l9I5 Ocean Avenue Sec. to Dean of Boys, Nlgr. oi Fool- imall Team. Service League. Vice-Pres. ul Oli. Class, Arista A boy well lilrecl, hard lo resist RUTH SUIHERLAND IOT4 East 24tl1 Street Sec. ol' Oil, Class. Sec. ol Deans Office. Vice-Pres. ot Hi-Y A pretty girl is lilze a melody MARLENE A. TANNENBAUM 2039 East 24tl1 Street Oil. Class Sec., Oil. Class Vice-Pres.. Sing. Deputy Capt. in Service League Cute and sweet Nite io meet MARLENE TANNENBAU5l 2231 East 27tl1 Street Class Sec.. Luncluoom Cvuarcl, Service League Miss Sweater Girl RUBY TEICHMAN 2045 Batclrelder Street Service League, Sec. to Dean oi Girls Ott. Class Pres. Maclison's ulmlry doll -1 A small girl will: a big lleart EILEEN TEITLER 2176 East 22nm1l Street Mixed Chorus. Girls' Clioms. Service League, Vice-Pres. ol Off. Class, Sec. of Off. Class Her face is lier fortune, il runs into a fabulous figure ARTHUR TEPPER 2162 East 2Stl1 Street Class Pres. and Treas.. Term News- paper, Service League Guard, Informa- tion Deslc Squad, Bicycle Squad Always leave 'em laughing GLORIA TEPPER 4445 Befllorrl Avenue Class Sec. Sopliisiicaiecl lady SID TEPPER 4247 Bedlorcl Avenue Biology Tutorial Service, Dean Sec., Boys' Gym Office, Commissioner ol Publicity. Art Squad Mmlison's gift to Iacques Fall: BARRY TIGER - ' I6l5 Quentin Road Service League, Swimming Squacl. Lunciiraom Guard. Biology Lain. Squad. Weiglnt Lilting Club He's got wliat it talzes Kn ROGER TI OT 2067 Coyle Street Stage Squacl. Oil. Class Vice res., Service League An inevitable success IU .ll ,'I .ES ll'lTtfLBAUD't 2001 tfunt 2lst Street .lunior mul Senior Arista, Lol Stall. Sing. Sf-rviee Lea uc. Sec. to Dean ot' S Boys A jewel of a friend p ff. REGINA TOALE H4 Airircy Court ot Ott. Class, Service Lengue. Ser. to Lunclnroorn Guards, Room Asst. llouml to please .IUANN 'IULFHIN 2354 East 28tt1 Street fiym Sec., Ott. Clnss Sec.. Sec. to Girls' Dr-un, Sec. to Nliltll. Dept. i'a-rsonulity plus NIELCI IIORE 'l't JMASELLI 'MIS Avenue T Varsity Basetmll 'lin-urn, Servire lmalglle. Nr-wnnnn Ctuir. l.llIll'lll'00lll Cuunl Nite to lznow EDGAR TORTON 2I2'5 East 2'Sr1l Street Log Pimlogrnotry Stull. Design:-cl ivlml- ison Guard Button A guy rvortln imoufing ADRIENNE TRAIN 9120 Kings Higllwny ltloiogy Scgmrt. Rf-rorci Room Asst.. ft1'lll'l'ilI 0 ive Asst., Class Ser., Sing Slufs so pretty ami so su' et. ilvr pursrmolity Vf A lflll,f i t' V F I 'fy 5 iw . , t ff , W 5 'i til - . ail vllg' at r 1 I inssulii- . .l . V :ff 'F' -'fi .y 7 J f ' l '. IAMES VERDEROSA 220 lfranlclin Avenue S1'IVtt'f! League. Luncllroom Guard. Swirnrning Guard, Weight Lifting Clutx ills mninilion-'Anna anrl muscles LOUISE VICECONTE 2037 East 5-1tl1 Street Service League. Ronin Asst. A nice girl DONALD VVACHTEL 2330 EM1 I8ttn Siren Varsity Football, Varsity Tracie. Var- sity Swimming. Gym Sec.. Longfellow Madison would lm incomplete witllout irim CARYL VVAGNER 1111 Emi 241h Street Ott. Class Sec., Sec. to Ctminnnn of Art Dept.. Service League. Log Stall, Sing CAROLE VVALDMAN 1075 Eusi 171h Siren Sing. Servire League Guard. Publicity Squucl, Sec. ol Off. Class, Room Asst. ARLENE VVALZER 1225 East 27th Sued Business Staff of Higinway, Biology Squad, Library Squad, Higtrway Strow. Service League RACHELLE XVARSHAXV U73 Orerm Parkway Sec. tn Clxairnmn oi Art Dept.. Service League Guard. Class Sec., Sec. to Grnrle Artvisor. Sing BERNIE NVASSER 2101 Avenue VV Banrl, Orchestra. Swing Bond, Solo Clarinet in All-City Higlr Srlnool Banml. Drum Nlainr How many instruments slid you soy yorfre playing? GLADYS XVASSERKOFF 1671 East I7tlx Street Sing. General Omce Asst.. Log Rep.. Floss Ser., Service League BARRY VVASSERNAN 2522 East 2Stli Street Commissioner ot lntramural Sports.. Go- Getter, Commissioner Social Altairs. Class Pres.. Cancliclate lor Pres, of S.G.O, MURRAY XVATNICK 1970 East 18tl1 Street Service League, Room Asst.. Long- lellow. Gym Sec. Tall, dark, and terrific SYLVIA VVAXMAN 428 East 22nd Street Ott, Class Pres.. Sec. to Gracie Aci- visor, Ott. Class Treas., Publicity Squad. Dram. Society S1ne'l1 maize a liit ivlierever slie goes JANE WEBER 2026 Bragg Street Pres. of Honor Girls. Sec. ot Hi-Y. Vice-Pres. of Ott. Class. Sec. of 99. Class. Girls' Chorus HERBERT VV EIL 73 uentin Roacl 29 Q Bowling Team, Service League, Pres. ol Ott. Class. Swimming Team. Junior Varsity Basketball MaJison's loss is America's gain CAROLE VVEINBACH 2269 East 27tti Street Room Asst.. Sec. to Teaclxers, Service League. Vice-Pres. ot Class, Sec. of Olzll. Class Her tieart belongs to Dave GILDA WEINBERGER 1755 East 17tl1 Street Service League Guard, Room Asst. t . M , J' .N M x., it X w Seb M' At VEINBERGER ' A g62d ctAver1ue . 'rear 0 Go-Getters, City Council R .. t , ryiissinner l Student XV 1 N an gcomm. ass Pres. Tim vst of til tvmrln x ' E A A ,X J I X lf I fl if l lx A AJ y 1 V 1 Ms., W xy I KA ,. XJ v' .xx J. JACQUELINE WEINER 1621 Avenue U Service League. Log Rep. Personality plus MORTON WEINER 1538 East 27tl1 Street An outstanding lzoyi RUTH VVEINZIMIVIER 1530 East 19t11 Street Junior Arista, Sec, to Nliss Zetmcr. Highway Staff, Sec. to Biology Clmair- man, Log Staff A pretty picture ami a frame to gn with it CAROL WEISBERG 1411 Avenue N Sec. to Dean ot Girls. Sec. to Hemi ot Art Dept.. Service League Guard. Sec. ot Ott. Class. Library Squad They r1on't come any nicer MARILYN C. VVEISBERG 1385 East 29t11 Street Ott. Class Sec.. Asst. in Program Oltire, Room Asst. SANDRA VVEISBERG' A x 1968 East 16t11 Street Q Sec. ot Ciiaiirman of French Dvpl, Service League Gqarct, Major in Ain semlily Program, Tutor A- SHELDON WEISBERG 2117 East 24111 Street Gym Sec., Service League Gunril. Band, Lunciiroom Guarcl. Gym Gunnl Conv Krupcfs competition KENNETH NVEISBURGER 1951 East 17tli Street Log Rep.. Service League Gunnl. Lunchfoolll Guard Diamonds are u gir1's best friomi , X. 1 1? f nxt . Xl - X 7 - I W Z 1 11 4 , 1 Wmnlll K rista, 1: Rec- , Il' ' A 'H' . 1 t 11 wx 1 , Q ARI.ENti NVEISS I-175 I-11.141 201t1 Sweet De-lmting Team, Asst. to Dean ot Boys, Asst. to College Advisor. Varsity SIIOW JERRY VVEISS I600 tfmxt I'5tl1 Street Asst. to llemt of llistory Dept, Niro to lmow MARILYN XVEISS 2I00 H'3tl1 Stn-et Spnninlx Tutor, Class Sec. Tlwy full lwr sugar - slvvvt and refined RUl5tiR'l' VVEISS 1505 tim 2011. Sum Asst, to Ds-un. Vice-Pres, ol Ott. Class. Lilnrnry squint. Classroom Asst. I tt JXVARD NVEISSBERG I00l Un-nn Purlcwny Room Asst.. Swimming Squiul A qmxl friwul sf I 111' 1 , w 0 IUAN NNI Sl NWN limit I-itll Stn-vt of fill. floss, Gym Ser., Sing A uvomlvrful person BARBARA t'. XVttEt'1l.ER 2070 ll:-nrlrirlison Street Senior Pogo Log Stull. Honor Girl. Nuwmun fluln. Pn-s. of Ulf. Class. lqreus. ot Ulf. Cluss A world of fun Cl tARI.t'fS XVHELAN 3TI-1 Flntlkurlds Avenue Base-lmll, lfootlmll. Baslictlmll. Swim ming. Cllr-flu-r Team Homlsouw fucv, lmir of rent No more of llim must be said ELAINE XVILSON 1591 East 19111 Street Service La-argue. Ser, to Off. Teacller Room Asst. Litre Pomts-swept and lovely ROBERT XVILSON 2800 Font Street BRSPllRll 'reillll, SCl'ViC0 League, NEW- man Clulx Tlm lmv will: personality plus STANLEY XVINNICK l623 Burnett Street Service lmnguc, Program Comm.. Clio- rugdmnrig Ro rn. emlmt Programs JGAULWAMMDQ NANCY XVINTJEN 865 Allmny Avenue Nc-wmun Ctula Nire to lmmn ROBERT XVISE 2701 Avenue R Clue-erlvmler. Pres. ol Ott. Class. Sing. Colrinvt Post, Service League Atrlv but not ltttutllg-'CIIBBTIBGJBF ULADYE XVISSER I644 East 5tlx Street .lunior Arista, Sec. to bliss Zellner. Asst. to Nlr. Newtielcl, Service League. Ser, ol Ott. Class Sn smart, so smartly zlrossvrl S'I'tIAR'l' XVITI' 2205 Ou-nn Avenue Bas:-lmolt Teton, Tmcli Tceun. Higtlwny Stnlzt. Gym Gunrfl. l.unrl1room Guant ft real will wi HAROLD XYOLCHOK 1466 East Srcl Street Room Asst., Luncliroom Guarcl, Biol- ogy Club. Service League CAROL VVOLFMAN 2l95 East 22nd Street Capt. of Twirlers. Service League. Class Sec., Sing, Class Sec., Dance Comm. INIADELINE XVOLHENDLER 220 Avcnue lvl Room Asst. flufll go places ELLEN VVOLPER 2249 Ocean Avenue Gylll SSC., Class SCC. VINCENT NVRIGHT 2564 East 2-Itli Street Band, Orclmestra, Dance Band. Pres. ol Band A real, Tigllf guy I 'V A 2361 Con I e c A Cla res. , a' ' Staff or G . Jun or n omm.. 0 .f 'st. Principal is personality s ' eig ELAINE YEDVARB 2803 Avenue X Service League, Room Asst., Sing, DXIHCC COIHID. I. DAVID YELNER l4l5 East 2nd Street Swimming Team. Lunchroom Guard. Traffic Squad, Off. Class Officer A swell fellow, a fine friend David will go for in the ertrl OLGA Z.-XNDALASINI 383-4 Bedford Avenue Service League. Library Asst.. Ser. ul Oli. Class, Lunclrroom Guarrl, Sing 1558 East wth een ' Sec. in A an Olfi Selvimc League ua . As ing A nic 1 'I ' t a c MYRNA ZERL ' 4 SABILY EL ZIEGLER 2530 Ou-an Avenue School Orcluestra A swell guy CELIA ZIBINIERBIAN 2309 Avenue Vlixerl Clgzrus I I Sec. ivi -eague, . as in -ice Pres. lv yr,- IJUIUKIYS smilin 4 f . a 5 HERBIAN ZINIIVIERIVIAN I 1652 East l8tli Street Honor Guard. Class Vice-Pies.. Class Treas.. Biology Paper. Lunclrronm Gum-rl Drunle with ptrwer HOVVARD ZINS 2855 Ocean Avenue F--rvice League, Madisonian, Senior Log, Testing Office, Classical Maisie Club A personality wortli possosvsing FRANCINE ZIRKEL 2l24 East 26tli Street Lilrarian, Sec. to College Advisor. Gym Sec.. Sec. in General 0lli1'c. Room Asst. Nici to lmow- NINA Z ERIVIAN l735 Eas - Ill . In-et Juni A a, Ho or Girls. Gym Serv- ice, liorus. Mixed Clioms ftrlv ul arming' l wir l'HYLLlS ZULLER I5-16 East 51st Street Sec Guidance Ollice. Room Asst.. Clan Sec.. G Leader. Log Stas If you go to tuneast. or go to the west You won't fiml a ulcer girl than Phyllis CAMERA SHY SAUL BART H325 East 26tl1 Street Junior, Senior Arista, Service League Swell guy BENZION BENATAR 4l06 Bedford Avenue Lilorary Squad. Service League, Nixccl lflnorus, Assembly Program I 'ersonality plusl l ROBERT DENKIN 2129 East 22ml Street Nice to lznow ROBERT GAUDINO ITI6 Avenue 0 Service League, Clinic Le-ngue Asst.. Service DOLORES ZUPlNSlxY 1535 Ease 13111 Sarees CllllS' Chorus. Service League Room Asst.. Sec. to Teachers ECIUIII to use A good friend . ROBERTA ROSE M' mo Ea.: 2nd Same W 4 Q, .lunior Arista. Orchestra. Sing. Service + Ilgeugue. Sec. to Dean of Boys retty as a picture ROBERT SIMONE IO66 Flatbush Avenue Service League, Lunclnroom Capt.. Class Pres. Swell guy CHESTER STRAUS 2798 Batclxelder Street Nice to 'mow SAM TAUSTER 2502 Quentin Roacl Arista. Band, Orchestra, Bound to succeed BERTRAM WEISS l557 Em sm Sueei Service League Service League, Traclr Team An all around fallow KFGISTYK or 'NN YISXTV Lmnn Collzge vnu Bu! letra iMlHr.A!l wwf 'Y UVM ,lm ,-.K M g f M223 2' .1- ,- .p' l'. fl.. I I J' lv Q fx fi' I-'Q .5 'It '62 V, r.1' Xl Q ' ills I x I I , v,t 1' I fs' 1'- H lil j 3,45 v I 3, , I ' J Gal Tia I bi lui' 4'0f F41 sl, '. 195 13252 .MQ l ' 'Fl if VN .IQ Nall! 'MM gill, 5-'ff 'ill' Val rc' 191.1 . L l ogg fl' A '22 ,Wm lk af ' s. .J rex f X461 .lgq V -I ., , 'Q T., T 0 To 141, To o To To To To To To Fri! V lgo To To To 1.0 T 0 0 -4l'i?YXQP'n. gf' 5g f'N'R' vb' 51435. Ytisqxzgdgh 5 gps:-, 'fax V4fL'4.bs'1g5Y 'B'i- W ' me hu hrqurath In Iunv ol H132 A.D. Dvvoirl of mulirv mul vollsvivrlru lrvv: We llw graclualvs lvvl inrlinvrl. To givv lo lllosv wr' lvavo lwlliml Goorl Will! mul so we lllus prvsvnl flur final will mul lvslomvnl. Nlr. llroolc - A llol wah-r lmolllc- lo mvlt luis rolcl. rolcl lxeart. Nlrs. fluinn--A llI'0l1llSl' lrom ull the girls lo lw goocl swvclllcurls. wives, uncl mollu-rs. fxlr. Nlosleowilz- A lmslu-llmll willl an lllilglltnl in il. Nlrs. lYlIflllJ1'I'Q -' A mvclall Nlrs. Forcl-An Cfcvclnr sponge- mop. Mr. Tolmin - A 28 lxour clay. Nlr. Newlielcl-Pnlnl lree-s in ilu- lmll nncl lorlillns in Ilm luncllroom. lxlrs. Vvviss -1 A pf-pperminl life savor. Flrs. XrVllill0l'k-INIOFP room in ilu- Log olfifv. ixlr. Urslmn--A figlll angle. Blr. Nuglvr- An overgrown rnisvrosropa-. fxlr. Slorvll -1 A larlc on every sc-at so llml ilu- Slllilf'IIlS will urisa- nnrl lure llle class. Nliss fiolcl - Dc-nisv Darn-ls lelevision ronlmrl. ilu' fiirls' pcnvrlr-r room - VV? leave soma- ilSll trays. Nlr. Colwn - Sam l.evinson's TV fonlrarl. blr. Berrlsle-ill-520,000 io slurl n newspnpr-r. lxliss Bvlm1g1-r- A Parisian in fxlllf?l'll'Ii. Nliss Salil - All llle Gold slle can lalw. Ille Elvvulor Opvralors - Esfalalors. lvliss Z1-lnwr-Tlmunlcs lrom all Ilve girls wllo rlon't lmow you. firm. ' '-2f:1'--413i-'Fvfe'a-b.'+: - ,- erfib-f-Sa- Pfsm i rf , . l.-.-:fm gjn iff: ,fi , 'Si 6-J ig. :Cf .ffl ' : -' u'. L4 f l Q 4 Al v lr riff Yr . .L JL O, I'-A . . ?1'. 5 I 'r 1' fn, 9 .. , 4 iia 4 . JOYCE, w IERRY REINERT 3' H I JUDY KILIN X1 Ef1Hm,m,f'Im,,' - :J fxlunuqing lirlilor 3 .kj I., JUAN PVS.-XR l.l'l'fllI'y' limlrlov X Q' FUI vf 5 num. . , 9 ,S4-nim Pugu' Frlilor I,I'l'IiRAXRY S'IIXIfI' I...lmu1 llllSill'.l1!llf .xlvlmy xxvin ,Xillc-n Bear Slunrl IQPIIQPI' .lurk lic-love He-rlwrl Bc-rrllmnll .loy Colwn Nlimi Fishman Xlurcin Cinslwrg Slswe Uolcllqirmgc-r qxrlc-rw c1llllllJilll'I He-we-rly H4-ymnn .xllvn I luflvr Sue- Krum lxllll Kmvilz ,lovce Rude-rmun lucly Ruclernmn Elaine- Sllfllillll QQIHCIYS XXVRISSVYIQOH Iglllll XX'C'illZiYTlIllf'l' Huxxalrcl fins Ol' STAFF SPORTS S'l'AFlf ISUIJ Erichson. Hflih Nlika- Appvllmzuun Holy Block Sinn IillLfK'l'lllilll ,-Xrlllur Frank Slunrl Frank Holm clilllillllklll Slim Komarofi Rolmin Alulvll lgflll 1' Sollzlml PI IOTC JC ER.-Xl'l IY Suu' l.f-x'y.Ifr1i!0r :Xrnolcl Bvckvr Nlilrlwll Ijimnnml :xlil lill lc1fillll Dzunoncl leklllllilf'I fxllwrk Reicllm-r Rirlmrtl Rulminsnn f'1clwurrITnrlnn H' STAFF ww SENIOR I'AC1Ii Ililmlu C. Coiwn. ifriilor Irvnv Iiroclslcy Nionu Clmzlu-I Ilialnr- Ifimvr Alia- Irislu-r Sm- Cruolm Iinrlmru I I1-iIIf-I Ninn Knplun Donnltl ixlillc-r Ilanrvvy Nlillc-r Nluxim- Ixlillvr Pllyllis Paniggv Maxim- Pollun Gloria: Rosolslcy Im- Snrlnmll fnrolv Sanger Siu-ilu Solomon Iiurlmru Xvlwvlm-r BI I'I'Y ART STAFF lim-lly Jillll' SPlILfllHlll. Iilliilll' Bernice Bere-ntl Iiurlmrn Davis NI-il Foslvr Dvvnrlcin David Carlin .iuclillx Uolclmnn .Ioyfv Karim ixll'lVIll I.:-ipzig Ixlyrnu IA-ns-s Sul Piazza: Aclrienne Sflllllllillliy I.ync-llc Silverman BUSINESS. AIJVIiR'I'ISINC1 .Im-I I Iurlc-y, ifrlilor Ilnul Crvmlilor Semin fiolcliurix . Snnclra I.:-pson NIOYIOII NllS5llilllIll Nlilu- Vvcinlwrggvr I'I1yIIis fulivr .IANIQ SIfI.IGNIAN Ari ifiiilur BOB ERIUI ISK JN Sports ifrlilor SAIII. LEVY Plmluqrupiny lfciifor IUI-II. IIlIRI.IfY If mums uml ,lzim-rlising ifclilur MRS. CHARI.U'I'I'If 5. KUI. ' . I' ICU v UISPI' 3 64- I ' ilfliffi I ' , . y-: 1 -I 1345, S ' 54.-f' 4' l I -I 1 'N ' 2 .... Q 1 f, X ?,s:g't'.T 'K . Q IIA: 6, , 1 EIU? L- ' If ' V' rf- m l. . ' -1 3 w I 2'-, I YIQ EM F A Mi , fy S. I -' rv ' ' I I UIX TIIANATUPSIS MADISUNIA SENIURA tVVitl1 apologies to Vvilliam Cullen Bryant, To him who in the love ot Ntadison holds Communion with her visihle forms. she spealcs A various language i-f tor his gayer hours There are scrawlings upon the hathroom walls, Done with a smile and eloquence ot heauty. lnto his darla-r musings. with a mild and healing Sympathy, come classmates who, tiki- him Received their forty-tives in le Regent de Francais. Xvhen thoughts ot the last hitter hour come like a blight Over thy spirit. and the seventh period will seemingly never 1-nd. Go torth, under the open root, and list To t-evy,s teachings. while from all around - Sullquric and hydrochloric. and the depths ol acetic Comes a still voice- Yet a few more days and thee The all-heholding Newtield shall sec no more ln all his course: nor in the cold detention Vvhere thy pale torm was laid with many tears, Nor in the emhrace ot Alexander. shall exist thy image. Hot plates. that nourished thee, shalt stunt Thy growth. and imprison thee: and surrendering up Thy individual heing, shalt thou go To mix forever with chow mein. To he a hrother to the insensihle guard, And to the sluggish pie, which the rude cashier Turns with a torlc and spits upon. Nh. Btoclc Shall send his hoots a bread, and pierce its mold. Yet not to thine eternal happiness Shalt thou graduate alone, nor couldst thou wish Entrance with more magnificence. Thou shalt march through Xvith classmates ol the infant mind - with S.G.O. wheels, The powerful ot the school - the Arista. Honor girls, Fair forms, and hoary seers of ages past. Judy Coplon and Cal Almrams. The teachers, Roclc-ribbed and ancient as the sun - the students Stretching in thoughtless noisiness before them. The venerable service league -1 Boosters that move ln majesty, and the complaining Mr. Bernstein Who loves the color green: and poured around The lunchrooms' gray and melancholy waste - Are but the solemn decorations all, Of the great tomb ol' adolescents. The Golden Tornado, The referees, and the inlinitesimal host of spectators Are whining in the sad results of the Lincoln game Through the sudden lapse of ability. All that Tread the school are hut a handful to the tribes That slumber in its classrooms. Take the Hings Of any senior, Pierce through the late squad. Or lose thyself in the S.G.O. office Xvhere rolls the mighty Go-Getter. and hears no sound Save his own hellowing -- Yet thi- sleep remains. And millions in those classrooms, since first The school began. have laid themselves down ln their fast sleep -- they leign dead there alone. So thou shalt graduate to rest, and what if thou Withdraw in silence from thy classmates. All that Breathe will share the same destiny. The gay will laugh When thou art gone, the solemn hrood of care Plod on, and each, as hetore will chase His favorite brunette, yet all these shall leave Their mirth and employments, and shall come to Hrooldyn College with thee. As the long pain Of ages glides away, the Madison Pen. Once a treshie in schools green sting. and he graduates On the strength of age alone. moron and Hayed. The speechless Newlield and gray-haired faculty Shall he gathered one by one at his side To gape at him and stare. so study. that when thy summons comes to join The innumerahle caravan which never moves. At hir. Tohin's desk, where each shall talce His application with a silent prayer on hreath. Thou go not, lilce the quarry-slave at night Scourged to his dungeon, hut sustained and soothed By an unfaltering reeler, approach thy seat Xml lie clown to pleasant screams. STM-IHQN lf. ct0LIll-'INGER FABEWELL The curtain has gone down and the actors ltite oft in search ol' new plays listening to the gentle patter ot their own applause. Vve have heen the stars. and the right mouthed straight men, we have heen the leading ladies dectced out in tight hreast- cupped sweaters, We have heen the clowns giggling at ourselves hehind our maize-up. We have heen the audience, too. and that is why our play has heen unique. we have heen the critics and the actors and the directors hut more impor- tant. we have heen the scene painters. For a coupte ot thousand moments our iolces. our characters and tiny idiosyncrasies ot our personalities have wietded the hrush. The hrush is dry. But we witt never he ahte to wash att tht- paint out ot our hair. Vve have stumhted on to each other. we have dragged something out oi each other, you and t, hut what we have tatcen away we have put hack. i have tearnect that when you comhine hydrogen with oxygen you get water. But t have untearned more. When we came we icnew a great deat. But as Madison surrounded us and overwhelmed us we iounct that we tcnew very tittte. And as the years went on we tmew less and less, until we are ahout to graduate. we icnow nothing. This is our education .... A STUDENT: uGoodhye, Mr. Chips tin a hazy voicei. Htisten to my senti- mentat ctaptrap and watch the tears stream from my htoodshot soul. 'Autd Lang Sync' and hip hip clear old txfiadison. tim glad to get out. So long. friends. and wave to me when you see me come up successis great hig tat ladder. The next ptayis gonna have the longest run. Players: me. Nioney: why sure. t'tt write you a tetterf' STUDENT ii: Mitts one ot' those rare moments when you get out ot: a loathtuh and feet very clean and starched. its one ot those moments when you feet titce a crisp new dollar waiting to he spent. Yes, it started out as a part. hut when t watic away from the stage tilt stitt he acting it. and it wonit he a part any more. Att sizes and shapes-hig ones, tat ones, dumh ones, uhrainsf' actors, critics. directors-fait leaving their shiny footprints on the stage, att with paint on their hair. Pat your son on the hactc. shaice hands with your hrother and tatce him home. .lust rememher that when you iootc in his eyes you are seeing part ot me. Part' ot his smite, part ot the way he watics, part ot the way he speaks hetongs to me and eight hundred other lvtadisonians. STUART BECKER I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gene- Sommers, Presicleni SIleIIy Lipson, Vice Prosidenf .lane Shapiro, Secretary Adrienne SrI1umilsIcy, Treasurcr STUDENT ORGANIZATION OFFICERS BIII Gurfon. Presiflenl IVIarly ROSCIIIIIHI. Vice Prvsiclvnl Bob Erickson, Treasurer Ira INIiIIer, Sevrviary TttE LUG Higll up on tlle liltll tloor. enjoying a location wliere tliey can looli clown on all tlle rest ol tlie sctiool. sit ltn- eclitors ol tlie Senior t.og.Tl1eir iolm is not easy. tn tact. il is extremely clittzicutt to concen- trate on tic tac toe wtiile lmuriecl uncler veritalple mountains ol olcl manuscript, usecl tlastmliullms. Ntr. Big wrappers. lmactc tligtiways, ancl alianclonecl copies ot Hljortrait ol tlie Artist . ln tact. conclitions got so lmacl ttiat tlley lmacl to remove approximately twelve tons ol tliis garlmage just to llave a clearing in wllicli to sleep. rt-llis seems ratlier slanclerous. lmut alter alt, ttiose eclitors wlto coulclnit tigure out tic lac toe llacl to llave sometliing to clo lmesicles sign autograplls lor envious treslmies. Faculty aclvisor to time t.og is Ftrs. Koltun wtto clirects an army ot eclitors, who clirects scores ol associate eclitors wllo clirect countless vice-eclitors wlio in turn. clirect me. Attention Joanltl Almout two lmours lmetore tlie cleaclline. ttte otliice suclclenly lmecomes alive. Editors roll out ot clestc clrawers. associates squirm out ot U-tqrigonometric Functions ol Tic Tac Toe., lioolis. ancl time Erlitor-in- Ctliel clrops in to give tllem all a little pep tallc lmaclcecl up luv tllreats ot' suspension. Slowly tliey warm up to tlleir momentous tasli. Alter two liours ot deliberation, tliey clecicle to mtl tlieir pulmlication write Log . The spelling eclitor dictates it to tlme writing eclitor wtto puts it clown on paper and tiancls it to tl1e mailing eclitor. anrl ttle pulnlislmer ioyously receives it tlme next clay. He is supremely lmappy lmecause tie is lmeing' paicl to print so little. Two weelcs later tile late copy arrives at luis ottice. He cursingty sets to worlc anal alter 5.0l2 llours ot constant toil lie sencls ott tlme last copy ancl falls cleacl on tlle spot. The t.og5 llas a consistent average ot two printers per year. lt is no woncler tltat tlley receive tour pages ol acls trom tlne New York Association ot Funeral Parlors. l A X . xr 4 f V BOOSTER xxsq' 'XC -.- sly Complimenls ol SENIOR ARISTA Boy Leader MARTIN H, BROWNSTEIN Girl Leaders .. HSUZANNE E. CHASIN Secrelary ., JUDITH M. SHIMANSKY Facully Adviser JENNIE TALEISNIK Ina Abrams Michael Appelbaum Abby Avin Lynn Badler William Beck Arnold Becker Fred Becker Slua rl Becker Roberl Berman Herberl Bernhardl Harriel Bernslein Charles Block Helen Brachleld lrene Brodsky Marlin Brownslein Carol Caruso Suzanne Chasin Anlhony Ciccariello Joy Cohen Sheila Cohen Rulh Cohn Carol Davis Barbara Dinholer Slanley Engerman Roberl Erichson Donald Esserman Arlene Feld Edmund Fisher Miriam Fishman Arlhur Frank Sluarl Frank Elaine Freeman lrwin Gerlzog Helen Ginsberg Joel Ginsberg Marcia Ginsburg Barbara Gleason Sheila Goldberg Slephen Goldfinger Carole Goldslein Roberl Goodman Michael Granl Joan Greene Joel Gross Arlene Gumbiner William Gurlon Roberl Haselkorn Edilh Heller Mariorie Heinbockel Naomi Heller Ida Herr Eugene Horn Allen Huller lra Kaplan Nira Kaplan Joel Kalz Norman Kessner Herberl Kleinman Slanley Komaroll Myron Kove Ba belle Kraus Rulh Kralling Ellioll Lang Ronald Levine Barbara Levy Saul Levy Lawrence Lippe Fredrick Lippman Harry Lokos Andrew Mayer Maurice Michelson Lealrice Miller Melvin Moskowilz Malcolm Newman Phyllis Paige Rulh Posen Morlon Price Leslie Prigerson Joan Pusar Rulh Rabinowilz Damon Raphael Jack Raskin Alberl Reichner Richard Reschke Roberl Rickles Richard Robinson Arlene Rosenlhal Ellen Rolhslein Rona Rubin Leda Sachnolf Donald Sachs George Sardina Claire Salin John Schlager Rose Schleien Marlin Schmookler Flora Schnall Samuel Schulman Lelia Segal Belly Jane Seligman Judilh Shimansky Judy Sills Sheila Slern Allen Susswein Jules Tilelbaum Richard Wesley Complimenfs of JUNIOR ARISTA X f QM? Boy Leader - Som Thier Girl Leoder -- Jo Anne Morder Foculfy Adviser - Elizobefh E. Horne GO-GETTERS Presidenl-'MIKE WEINBERGER VicefPresiden+-'RONNIE COOPER MAN Eleonor Angslreiclri Fred Beclcer l-lelen Broclwleld Borboro Cassell Berl Cnodorov Bob Ericlnson Alon Esbill Elen Eloren Sonny Gerlzog Myrno Gerber l-lorriel Glickrnon Sieve Goldfinger Plwil Goldberg Sondy Goldslein Edie Griesmon l-loney Gordon Viclcy l'lorrison 'Groduoiles Secrefory-'RUTH POSEN Treosurer-'RGSE GREGORY Adviser-NAT KRINSKY 'Glorio l-lerberl lno l'lorowil'z 'Allen Huller Wilmcu Koufmon 'Arnie Kopelson Lois Levene Myrna Lieb Rilo Linelslcy 'Fred Lippmon 'Dove Mornberg 'Borboro Morlq Borboro Mown Co role Novell DiclcGppenl1eim Ered Ponifz Arlene Poslor Cloire Prince Rene Riclnmon lk Evo Rosenberg Morly Rosenberg Ed Sclwullmon Lou Sbeinboum 'Judi Sbimonslcy Bclbe Sliullz Snerm Siegol Morly Sillen lro Silverman Borbcirc Slwopiro Koy Smilln Sion Sloler Al Slreiclwler Borboro Usher Phyllis Vigdor ' Borry Wossermon Bcirboro Wilder l Complimenls of BOOSTER SOCIETY IN HONOR OF GRADUATING BOOSTERS Michael Appelbaum Sluar+ Beerman Sfanley Beclcer Donald Bender Roberr Block Marlin Brownsfein Irene Brodsky Suzanne Chasin Joan Dorfman Barry Driesen Roberf Feldman Arlhur Franlc S+uar+ Frank Barbara Gleason Judilh Goldman Roberf Goodman Susan Groob Arlene Gumloiner William Gurlon Roberl l-lasellcorn Arlene Israel Dorofhy Katz Slanley Komarolll Fred Lane Karl Lazarowilz Millon Levine Sheldon Lipson Irene Lobenson Harry Lolcos Leafrice Miller Malcolm Newman Marlyn Peruclci Marlin Rosenfhal Adrienne Schumilzlcy Herberr Seldin Jane Shapiro Eugene Sommer Sfuarf Sperling Richard Wesley 77041 7yp24 :U fi! of be 1? '- '2 ff h 79' X Cornplirnenls ol WLJ25 Hwfefliflflff -aff: CHEERLEADERS 7j,,,,,,Q 25, 4451447 Mo Coploins-Gloclys Eliczs, Soul Slurmon 4'Z i -dddff-5 ,5W,,M,,,,lQ.J4 ljglinfq lazy 424' CorolScl'1roger Jerry Kerner Florence Bromberg Flip Levine Evelyn Kover Eddie Solomon Arlene Koplcn Borry Smillw Florence Rubel Sol Rcibino Arlene Seigelmon Dove Miclwoelson Corol Winolcer Bob Wise Rilo Seigel Borry Liplcin Borboro Singer Gorry Eriedmcin Ccirol Cohen Richard Slein Corol Bernlmouf Mol Hoffs Miclwoel Goldberg Vic Belson Pres. Jane Weber V,P. Barbara Herrmann Anna Bellucci Elaine Freeman Susan Groob Jane Hacker Lilly Leibowifz Rosalyn Beck Elaine Chenenko Lois Daggeff Carol Dinglelder Ellen Gerber Rilo Kerrigan Judy Kivow HONOR GIRLS Graducfes Elo Nadelman Non-gradua+es Sec. Harrier Diensra Treas. Asfrid Akins Marlyn Perucki L. Joan Pusar Florence Spiro Barbara Wheeler Nina Zuckerman Barbara Lewis Eleanor Lulirs Joan Palumbo Chrisfine Parisi Marlene Resnikofl Lana Rossler Dororliy Sclnerqer 'Beverly I-Ieyman 'Gloria Marks 'Irene Axelrod 'Eileen Teifler 'Graduafes Complimenis of SOPHISTICATS 'Arline Leibowilz 'Arlene Kaiz 'Rusfy Fisher 'Mimi Cohen 'Gladys Wasserlcoil Rose Guriov Myrna Bland Sydney Venezia Susan Deulch COMPLIMENTS oE THE oRADuATiNo MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR MATHEMATICS TEAM Fred Becker Helen Ginsberg Roberf Riclcles Morfon Berlcowiiz Barbara Gleason Richard Robinson Marfin Brownsfein Norman Kessner Marlin Schmoolcler Miriam Fishman Saul Levy Judilh Schimanslcy Alberl Reichner Eaculfy Adviser-GEORGE MORGANSTERN Complimenis of ALPHA BETA CHI BETA CHAPTER PHILIP PELTZMAN-PresidenT HARVEY GREENFIELD-Vice Pres. LESLIE RUBENSTEIN-Secreiary GERALD ELEISIG-Treasurer 'Myron Kove 'Lloyd Cglvin Long PSIIZTTHCJIW Gerald Fleisig Rusfy I-ipsifz Leslie Rubenslein Bill Eullman Alon Mglomef Roberl' Weinberg I-Iarvey Greenfield Bruce Meycrowifz 'Marion Nussbaum ALPHA BETA CHI ALPHA CHAPTER If fhey come any be'r+er, +hey'll be our childrenf Presidenf-BILL GURTON Corresponding Secrefary-STUART FRANK Recording Secrefary-LLOYD BRESLAU Treasurer-BOB ERICHSON X ice Presidenr-FRED LIPPMAN Sergeanf of Arms-MIKE WEINBERGER Gerry Berman Normie Brand Lloyd Breslau Bob Erichson Arfy Frank Sfuarf Frank Sonny Gerfzog Sieve Goldfinger Joel Gross Billy Gurlon Gene Horn Sian Komaroff 'Bob Liebman Fred Lippman Marfy Mersky Burnie Radosh Jerry Reinerf Lee Sirom Mike Weinberger 'Arch Weinsfein 'Marv Weinsfein li Class presideni Commissioner of publicaiions Laborafory Squad S.G.O. Treasurer P.M. Coordinafor Commissioner of Elections S.G.O. Boro Council Represenfafive Commissioner of Clubs French Medal Winner S.G.O. Presidenl Aris+a Member S.G.O. Presidenf N. Y. U. Commissioner of Social Affairs Jr. Arisfa Member Chicago Universify Scholarship Edilor-in-Chief of Log Dean of Boys Office Assis'ran+ Go-Gefier Presidenl Colb Academy Brookllyn College 'Fred Zauder N. Y. U. 'Associafe Member NEW MEMBERS: Siewy Beerman Dick Bernard Norly Klofz Allen Susswein Gene Berkowirz Al Huffer Eddie Lus'rer Sid Tepper Complimen+s of GAMMA ALPHA LAMBDA Presidenr-RUTH WEINZIMMER Vice Presidenf-MYRNA LENES Corr. Secrerory-ROSE SCHLEIEN Muriel Adler Fron Fink Borboro Garson Myrno Lieb Myrno Siiversfein Eloine Slwokun SIGMA PHI BETA Offers congrorulorions +o irs June '52 groduofes Norm Blumenihol Richie Broi John Corfisono Don Essermon Bernie Floiow Al Geduidig Joe Gelmis Myron Girnpel Jock Grushon Horvey Hoiciield Dick Korninesfer Lorry Koenig Fred Kufner Elliorf Long Dove Levine Horry Levine Mike Lynn Sol Moflick Morv Morbiesfone Moriy Wechler Kenny Wesiburger William Beck Marilyn Berger Elliof Bernsfein Bert Chodorov Joy Cohen Ru+h Cohn Frank D'Amico Paula Disler D' E' vane imer Edmund W. Fisher Miriam Fishman Complimenfs of THE 197 GRADUATES Irma Garlen Barbara Gleason Sonia Goldfarb Vivian Harrison Helen Hazen Charles Kaplan Judy Klein Fred Lane David Levine Sheldon Lipson Andrew Mayer Lenore Meyerowirz Maxine Pollan Rufh Posen Judy Roogow Barbara Rosenblufh Gloria Rosolslcy Donald Sachs Carole Sager Marc Sfrausburg Adrian Train Mike Weinberger Good Luck and Besl' Wishes +o +he Class of June 1952 from THE JAMES MADISON PARENT TEACHER-ASSOCIATION 'hr Svrnrpinna Our years ar Madison will always be recalled wilh pleasure because of The friendly environmenl which surrounded us al all limes. ln greal measure lhis warmlh was crealed by lhe underslanding leadership of Madison's facully, and +o lhem lhe Scorpions wish lo express lheir sincere apprecialion and gralilude. Ronnie Cooperman Sonny Gerlzog Sleve Goldfinger Billy Gurlon Slan Komaroll Fred Lippman Harry Lolcos Morfy Price Les Prigerson Ma r+y Rosenlhol Gene Sommer .lulie Tilelbaum Complimenls of 'rhe WARRIORS. S. A. C Graduafes and Alumni Marry Brownsfein Harvey Kalem Pere Morin, U. of Wisc. Marry Sklar, U. of Wise. Vinny Messineo. U. S. N A+ Lasll Complimenis of PLEIADES Irene Brodslcy Nira Kaplan Hilda Cohen Maxine Miller Arlene Feld Phyllis Paige Susan Groob Lee Soclwnoff 1947-1952 Complimenis avi TAU KAPPA PHI ln Honor of Their Gradualing Members Complimenfs of DELTA BETA PHI SORORITY 'Dolores Zupinsky 'Helene Feinberg 'Sally Garelick 'Amy .lancourlz 1Bunny Goldberg Irene Kandell, Pres. Renee Greenspan Sheila Berliner, Sec. fLoreHa Lillman Grela Leibowifz, Sec. Joan Schenker Arlene Gluck, TFSGS. 'Elinor Pollinger Rulhe Sheen 'Ellen Simon Gradua+es lAlumni Complimenfs of THETA KAPPA KAPPA SORORITY 'Graduafes 'Sheila Berliner 'Lenore Meyerowifz Harrier Dienslag 'Sonia Goldfarb Lenore Brooks Alice Cohen 'Harrier Cohen Sandi Feldman 'Sandy Frank Roberfa Goldbarf 'Carole Goldslein Ellen Goldsfein Sandy Lewis Carol Novaff 'Cynlhia Neu Sandy Plafl' Joan Schenker Barbara Shapiro 'Jane Shapiro Carole Sokol Lila Slobod Dosh Wallach Irene Wolk Complimenls of KINGS HIGHWAY SAVINGS BANK KINGS HIGHWAY AT EAST l6+I1 STREET Congrofulofions To fhe Graduafing Class of June 1952 From THE REINERTS AND ROWANS FATHER's DAY SPECIAL DEwey 9-7744 WALTERS - Manufacfurers' Ouilei' High Grade Shirfs oncI Sporfs Shirfs EXCEPTIONAL VALUES 1910 KINGS HIGHWAY 1 Flighf Up Complimenfs of Complimems of Andy's Morofhon Esso Service S+o'IIon CONEY ISLAND AVE.-CORNER AVE. L Mr. and Mrs. P. Rowan BROOKLYN N Y Noel and Roberf The sfofion which gives QUALITY ond GUARANTEED Service wifh c SmiIe NOSTRAND FLORIST zaol NOSTRAND AVENUE CALL CLoverdc1Ie 2,5569 For Prompf Delivery LK IT5 Comphmenfs of .R 1613 KINGS HIGHWAY ANN ADAMS KNITWEAR INC. HONESTLY FITTED... KnI++ecI Suifs, Sweofers ond NoveIIIes SENSIBLY PRICED... Telephone BR 9-I248 QUALITY SHOES... TEEN-AGE SHOES... A SPECIALTY A Beouriiul Porfroii' ls o Joy Forever AVALON PHOTO STUDIOS 1223 KINGS HIGHWAY BROOKLYN 29, NEW YORK Served Jomes Madison High School Sfudenis for Over 20 Yeors Air Condifioneci Siudios Telephone ESplonode 5-8424 EST. l926 FINE ART WALL PAPER CQ. Papers of DisIIncIIon SHOW ROOMS: 1961 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK I-IempsIeacI Long Island 126 MAIN STREET 116-37 QUEENS BOULEVARD HEMPSTEAD, LONG ISLAND FOREST HILLS, L. I. I'IEmpsIead 2-I 873-4 BOIuevard 3-0560 WCDVIII 2-4057 SAMUEL GLICK 81 CO. as WEST BROADWAY, N. Y. c. Elecfronics DIsI. I-Iarry Kranz SamueI GIIcIc ESpIanade 6-I 800 ESpIanade 5-6513 PACKARD MIDWOOD MOTORS. INC. AuII'1orIzecI PACKARD Dealers Cars - ParIs - Sales - Service Used Cars Hal Marks, SaIes Manager 1800 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE BROOKLYN 30, N. Y. N. R. DRILLING go. Official Jeweler lo +l'1e Class of '52 130 WEST 4b+h STREET NEW YORK 19, N. Y cony Telephone Nlghfingale 6-9630 GAYLORDS- CASA-CAMEO GARAGE, INC. Feafuring Beau+i'fuI Line of New Summer NQCR ROUGE 8 EGSI' I7fII SIL, BYOOHYH 29, N. Y. Blouses' Sporfsweor Gnd SUHSL STORAGE-REPAIR-LUBRICATING Drop In BRAKES-IGNITION-BATTERIES-TUBES DEwey 9-2684 MlLLER'S CAMERA EXCHANGE PHoTo SUPPLIES IOCVO an non-fair frade ifems 1721 KINGS HIGHWAY Complimervrs of Complimenfs To The graduafing class of June 1952: DUVAL BAKERS from- me KINGS HIGHWAY Baking for All Occasions MORRIS HERMAN Telephone: ESplanade 518607 BEST BUYS IN TOWN AT THE MCLOFGJ jl1Ct0I'y SAOWFOOM, .9061 Large Selecfion of Men's Sporf Sui+s, JacIce+s and Slaclcs Sizes 23-50 AIQ-Jays in Sfock 2556 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE 354 KINGS HIGHWAY Corner of Neck Road Corner of Wes+ 4+h Sfreef Congrcilulcfionsl As Ever - We Will Do Our Besf for 'rlwe grcmduofes of Madison High VASSAR PORTRAIT STUDIOS I3OI KINGS HIGHWAY II29 EASTERN PARKWAY BROOKLYN 29, N. Y. BROOKLYN I3, N. Y. DEwey 9-9462 PResiden'r 3-9590 Sfudios Fully Air-Condilioned S.G.O. Members 1570 Discounl' Office and Planf 193-A UTICA AVENUE BROOKLYN I3, N. Y. l-lYocin+l1 3-7420 ESpIoncd-9 5-8335 ESpIcncde 6-2239 O 1819 KINGS HIGHWAY BROOKLYN 29, N. Y. PHILIP'S BEAUTY SALON 2794 NOSTRAND Ave. aRooKLYN, New YORK TeIepI1one us for c BRECK shampoo and I'1oirsIyIe Tel. ESpIcmode 7-9691 DEwey 9-9844 ANN PILQWAN GIWNS INC. 943 KINGS HIGHWAY BEST GRADUATION WISI-IES The FROM P I E R R E I SATTYS CARD and TOY SHOP French Ice Cream SCHOOL SUPPLIES PARTY FAVORS The Tosfe of Luxury LENDING LIBRARY GIFTS I222 36fl1 ST.-BROOKLYN GE 8-8400 3524 NOSTRAND AVE. NEAR AVE. V DE 2-7506 AM f-I 4' WMM ZZAV6 few? I .idgwf V25 C2-UM 5,9..,Q4 ww do M 1 ZW 46' 0 - 6 0 4-0 M ja 2 jfvfv JM, ZWL Complimenfs ,OM lying ACE AUTO SALES Cl. L? mu, V' y'fZf7'LLL4Zl474-7:f'71ffzf'llLlNfL4,LZ 0411414 71210 1710 -'0'g f dr fivfa.. , ? ': 'I JlM1m,4,f,M Hfclaf Dodge-Plymoufh ffwwfa w 'P'-Win X' Dodge-Job Rcfed Trucks WU' IM 1 1? 1700 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE ES 5-0700 KINGSDALE FLORIST I627 KINGS HIGHWAY, Cor. E. I7-Hu ST. fl 11 g Tel. ESplanade 5-4293 CONVENIENTLY INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION SUMMER ' TY!-7509 ' Bookkeeping SCHOOL 0 Shorthand Q Cqmpgomegry 0 Omce Machines JOB PLACEMENT A D E I. P ll I SQA-.14 2440.444 MADISON PARK PHARMACY 931KINGS HIGHWAY 9 S. Shopirol PKG' Al oney Isllnd Avg, ' 2802 NOSTRAND AVE. OFF KINGS HIGHWAY BROOKLYN I0. N. Y. Phone NAvarre 8-3222 Complimenls of T W I R I. E R S Caplain-'Carol Wolfman 'Sheila Berliner Judy Levinson Lila Slolood Marcia Dabbin Joan Meinlnardl Roberia Goldbarl Barbara Greenlwur Elliel Rosenberg Gail Gudell Marcia Coleman Sherry Mandell Graduafes' names are slarred. IIIIIIIIN IJIIIIIIIIIE III, INCORPORATED 45 ROSE STREET, NEW YORK 38, N. Y. BEEKMAN 3 olsa-0139 PRINTERS OF THE LOG Phone: TRiongIe 5-9272 DELMA STUDIGS 446 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. Our Official Yearbook Phofographer 027 QNX u 1 My - WW x UTUGMPHS 'xx L-M f-H2-hm, rj . 0 A yy' M - ff. Www. V eq s Q-' 5 'X e- ' XO lixgfif Wx? ww Vw . 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