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

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1955 volume:

., W . 75-'Mi, 4.wjRf,?9LW M323 MQW iigfftgwj ,Q ,Q W 1 2.14 of M M 6, W FLM4 HZKMQW WQMWM GMX Q pwwff WC wwiww 4,,fw1+f M Qgfwf MMM fy! wff.?l3ff,fW M W MQW LWQJQQQLW 4f'r,Wb0mQ,4f,a4,y j AMW fwwmbwgwnwfvoyywc fffwegffm Wmwgjfw My ?j56yhLf5?ZWW VJKJLWQ JAMES MADISON HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION MAX NEWFIELD Principal November I. 1954 To the Boys and Girls of the Graduating Class of Ianuary 1955: A number of writers, inciuciing Shakespeare, have com- pared the activities of life to those of a stage. Perhaps the parallel with a circus, which you have aclopted as your theme for this yearbook. is at least as close. Certainly life will bring you a rather confusing variety of experiences, some of them gay, some of them serious. Let us hope that the balance between the two types of experiences is a good one, ancl that you clo not meet an unctue number of sad situations. Nevertheless, it would be childish to expect unctiiuteci enjoyment from the future. Equipping oneself with the knowledge of sicilis necessary to earn a living and to carry on normal family life is the goal toward which ati of your schooling and all of your development have contributed. As true Madisonians, you will undoubtedly fulfill the high hopes that we of the faculty have for you. Sincerely yours, MAX NEWFIELD Principal MISS ZEHNER MR. BROOKS Dean of Girls Dean of Boys GRADE ADVISERS was B1sHoFF MR. POSNER Miss TAYLOR TO THE CLASS GF JANUARY, 1955 Now that you have reached your goal, that much coveted Madison diploma, we, vour Grade Advisors extend to you our most sincere congratulations and best wishes for a bright and happy future. Our satisfaction in your success is almost as great as your own because we lilce to feel that we have helped to adjust your difficulties and to smooth your way. We now too that you are setting out upon a road that will not always he as straight and well laid out as the one you have traveled throughout your school years. At times the going will he rough. Vvhen those times come, it is our hope that you may haxe iaith and courage, a talent for laughter and the ability to see greatness in And so dear young iollcs, au revoir. Clear slcies, bright weather, long and wonderful yearsl lxiay God laless you, everyone. Sincerely, EUNICE Biscuor ALICE QUINN MARY TAYLOR Dear Grade Advisors, Now that our High School days are fast drawing to a close, we hegin to realize the worlc that you have had to do in order to prepare us for the long-awaited day. When we entered as Freshman, the terms. two year groups, three year groups. plan sheets, and option cards were just a maze oi confusing phrases. Without your lcindness, guidance and everlasting patience we could not have achieved our goal. Now as we leave Nladison and enter into a new life we hope that we may prove ourselves worthy of the encouragement which you have shown us. Above all, the entire class wishes to thank you for malcing our High School years so memoralale. CLASS or JANUARY '55 S. G. O. OFFICERS kt, R ,W . , , R F , . ' wx -'ff' i s i awk f -me F. H' x 32:3 siQiFmN F , ,ay Wi, , , i. , , 4 mx -,m,K3.uww,,,.,.x fXQma5 V BMNGSC i ' 5 F . , W EV . 'K amor 'rn . Hi X 4 ,ff SENI OF DORGTHY BIANCHINI Vice President BRUCE LEDERMAN President LORETTA BELLO ii, if F V, ' i if 1 40 ,J 4' I s fs c FH-Aw PRIS GREENBERG -. , Treasurer ARNIE NOTICE Vice President SAUL SINGER President TOBY GUTTERMAN Secretary i QE? ixlxi 3 FFFF ao? 'il' i.ii F ' 'N my Al v F MFFF ieaiioifgr wi ..F fi if Qi F fa Qu ii L 9 1 Wlnx V 4 N W :S A W 'i , 1 ADDRESS we 'Q V B t to the winds of winterg its cold gasps cannot liurt 4 Q Q, 1 01' P 1 fl 1 1 1,11 1 9 1 J g Y 1 11,1 11 11 11 1 1 ' Q V D 11 Th ll ,1 11 I Th ,1 1 ht ll 11 ,1 ,1 1 tliecl 1111 X i spring So too with us. We who leave our safety to go forth to A Q , R a new anal different world One we are unfamiliar w tll ncl I g, cannot but HOPE to conq P liaps we will l ale Q Q f also, to leacl us through a clark weary winter. A 'X Farewell, Madison. We will think of 0 tl: nd sorrow. We will remember you. We will malee y I Z url X to remember us. W SUSA M Tl lv lt I 1 1 1 I bn V 00? M1 A1m.as.Q, A 1312.57 SOP THROUGH 'I FROSH OUR FIRST YEAR UNDER THE BIO TOP: lt was really a three-ring circus, with us wandering in utter confusion from ring to ring. Here the gaudy Go-Cietters, there the liashy Boosters, all rigged out in jaclcets and sweaters hlazing their school emlulems. They stood out like guiding beacons. Guiding us to what? VVe listened and learnedl The long sleep was over: extracurricular activities had been revived. Nlusic Filled the air. It was our liirst Sing. Vve were a gorgeous color-wheel. hut we could not compete with the sophomores' lorilliant Uselling of lVladison. Alasl VVe came in only third. But how clever of us-there was a fourth place we could have filled. And then it was Spring, and we were great hig Second Termers, operating our concession at the lvlardi Gras. Vvhat tunl This was the term, too, when the S. G. O. turned into financial wizards and arranged for Century Theater discounts. Blue jeans were also discounted that year and lxfladison girls went all feminine. Thus our first hig year came to a memorable close. Q X OUR SECOND YEAR UNDER THE BIO TOP: Time pranced on and we prancecl with it, out to the Golden West. nvvestward Holm was our Sing theme that year, and we climhed up a notch to second place. Life was a circus, all right. Our loaslcethall team that season played in the liinals tor the division championship. To celebrate this happy event a victory dance was held, which was a roaring success. Once more music lilled the air, as the music department gave an un' equalled Spring performance. ul lilce lice, 'Stevenson lor President were the cries uttered hy Nladison students as well as by millions of other Americans. The Presidential election was an event which occupied our minds for many months. Under the new S. G. 0. administration, slcating parties were inaugurated. Ding-a-lingl What, no warning hell? No, came a cry from the center ring. From that time on, one hell ended the period. Seasonale was something new to us, and we enjoyed every minute ol it. All Circus acts were suspended for summer activityl i YEARS ,. ff'lfffi's W , JUNIOR 'XI v ella OUR THIRD YEAR UNDER THE BIG TOP: ll n IN Baclc with our summer tans, we were eager to put the show baclc on the 5 ugmlm W road. We were able to reach this goal with our Sing presentation ol I lmill H ulxfladison Goes Cvrazyf' But oh those Seniorsl Again we were only second 0 W best. The judges were impressed with their U0vernight Stay at lvladisonfi l-iving up to the campaign promises, our S. G. O. administration brought to lVladison the much anticipated GAMERAMA, which was an impressive display ol athletic ability on the part of all Nladison students. Spealcing ol athletes, lVladison's baseball team brought home the baseball .f:'-T551-i X championship. The credit goes to coach VVunderlich, lor his able supervision. L? A A new lad introduced into lwladison was the rustling, bustling, billowing, can-can petticoat. Snealcers were not only worn by the girls in gym classes, ii' 2 but also in the halls and classes. ygiglfzf Our music department gave a prolessional rendition ol the popular operetta Vagabond King. This show was an overwhelming success. The Y scenery which added its professional touch, was done with compliments of the art department. The Circus closed once more, this time for summer alterationsl OUR LAST YEAR UNDER THE BIG TOP: The grand Finale opened with a bang - literally, as well as metaphorically. Hammers crashed, and windows moved, lloors came up, and the bancl played on. The school name was officially changed--Bedlam High we called it. j Our Sing this year is as great as always. This being our last year our theme is Hon the Highway. lt is typically reminiscent ol all the happy hours spent at lxfladisonians lavorite recreation center, Kings Highway. Vve were no sooner settled in our senior official classes, when senior dues. hats and jewelry helped us to empty our poclcets. Loolcing baclc over the years, we feel a little sad to have to leave lxfladison, but new adventures and experiences are belore us, in what may be considered the most important show ol all. But as seniors, despite our four years of laughter and sorrow, lailure and success, we lind ourselves on the doorstep to graduation, one step further is the open door to luture success. LORETTA BELLO DOROTHY BIANCHINI 'i 'S M 91 if fa i i . 5 s y ik H K, -.. ' I ., , H, - 1 ,iw M.. ,SS I 65 A52 - u m ... E 3 E it a. 4- 5 3 41 1 pu 5 - f '- VZ W-mmmwamwnnwrs-l..,,.,,..,..- V mf -wmmww-A 5, , L, wa, Q - , u mm... 7 u Nqhem ' HEARD ARoUNn f E MADISON , Q. Mr. Newfield: The filth weed wi the eding end. Miss Zehner: Sen to th tgirl! MT. Brooks: Whefe C Q seen you hefo ? 1 Mr. Posner: rm new ere J oo. Mr. Bernstein: T per textbook has nev been written. , etary please read t minutes? . Mr. Gunsher: will the se Miss Talesniclz: I need th ee volunteers, you, you a d you! ' 1 Mr. Cohen: ljust do , I1 ny wise people. n Miss Bearman: se use the hack door. Mr. Haas: You ust know this vocabulary for the state lzioards. Mr. ilgrim ou're late! Miss t rt: Now listen, sister -4 -1 SPARKLE. Mr. B oo : I remember a person who -. 6 Mr. Rodman: Of course you've read that hook hy Geyta . . . Well. Mr. Miller: What does it mean in bookkeeping language? ANITA PIN S 7 b I thought everybody did. D f' -- Inf GW .1 ,J--Nw A Our class was lortunate enough to enter Nladison, just as extra-curricular activities returned to the school. All the games We have thrilled to have been sparlced by many outstanding athletes. Qne of tVladison's greatest stars was Frankie King, a superior man on the basketball court. All will agree it was breathtaking to see Frankie dribble down the court. Nlilce Vveltman, now on his way to becom- ing a successful ballplayer was a great asset to our team. There have been many other bright lights in lVladison's past, too numerous to mention. Even those who have not been active participants in team play have spurred Madison on with their tremen- dous backing and spirit. The history of our teams have varied, showing both victories and defeats. Now to tell about our achievements on the lielpd. The Nloslceteers supervised by the superior coaching of Jammie Moskowitz are 'continuously showing great form on the court. For three con- ' K avi i, xt' N . secutive seasons, since we entered lxfladison the Highwaymen have landed a berth in the playoffs. Une team we can really be proud of, is the Vvundermen, coached by Artie Vvunderlich. The team sparlced by its co-captains Stuie Levine and Bennie Galante showed superior playing through- out last season. With this they brought a revela- tion to Madison by winning the tirst city champion- ship for our school since 1927. ln the third ring of our circus, we find our foot- ball team. Previously the black and gold was coached by Sam and Mike Torgan. This year under the leadership ol .lerry Edwards. they are looking forward to a well-played season. Although not as famous, Nladison has several other teams including the Bowling, Track and Tennis teams. We are sure all lxfladisonians will always remem- ber the pleasant moments we spent cheering our teams on to victory. DEBBrE HARRIS ALICE Gorrscr-io 'iw 5 W t A 5 4 Ee E ,ww-0 . , , .J-' ., .ef30'Y Y' if-' 'C ms, se. . -'ti wx , , W W? . aaa aaa aaa A A -.x -.3 1.1. 3 5 fa, ESMF' Q ' z-ZZ . 1 313351-txifa-E :tt W N ix M Q, i f .A 1 V' .D ...... 'g ' -r ' Qfgttg 'F ' ,, Y .f U r Namaste, but Greta. Y. P-cgixb SCHOOL BOOSTERS Last term the Boosters Chose a more democratic system of admitting new members. The requirements included attendance at school functions, service credit, grades, general appearance, attitudes at the interviews and, for boy applicants, a term of service as a guard. The Boosters have annual charity drives and run the roller slcating parties. All their undertakings have been successful in the past. it was decided this term that the Boosters must attend four out of six football games. The Boosters meet under the leadership of Richie Felder, President: Claudia Riess, Vice Presidentg Terry Schuster, Secretary, and Sue Kaufman, Treasurer. Miss Home is the faculty advisor of this group. BRUCE LEDERMAN GO-GETTERS During the cessation of extra-curricular activities in 1950. Go-Getters was discontinued. It was re-organized in 1951 by lVlr. Krinslcy, who had previously been laculty advisor. The members' chief function is selling ticlcets to all sporting events. The Go-Getters attend all Nladison games. They are often challenged to intramural baslcetball games against the Boosters and other school clubs. Parties, swims and dances with other school organizations are among their private activities. There was a change in faculty advisors when Mr. Krinslcy said good-bye and Miss Salit toolc over the chores. The olilicers are: President, Norman Kurtz: Vice President, Irene Bandolilcg Secretary, Carole Adler: and Treasurer, Bob Davis. BRUCE LEDERMAN FURMAN HONOR GIRLS Honor Girls was founded twenty years ago by Miss Lillian Mcconville. The purpose of Honor Girls is to set examples of fine athletes and worlcers lor the other students to follow. They assist the gym teachers greatly. Sports are not the only things that these girls excel in for they are also Fine students. The present faculty advisor is Miss Tebbe, and the officers this term are: President. Dorothy Bianchinig Vice President, Blanche Kaufman: Secretary, Roberta Rome: and Treasurer, Lois DeLara. For this term the Honor Girls have planned a Play Day, in which tive Broolclyn High Schools send six of their top Honor Girls to partalce in games and dances at lVladison. DOROTHY BMNCHINI TIVITIES , Q .Diff I AWN t t N - SING - I' ' lt- I W5 N L V 4 157,75 we fa 45' L III! W N- , 1 Y .NX ' llQb BS The activity responsible for arousing more school spirit, than any other, is the fabulous Nladison Sing. Nothing can equal the enthusiasm and spirit of the participants which prevails among the different terms, as each tries to prove its superiority. The original songs, dances, and slcetches can he lavoraloly compared with many professional productions. The memory ol Sing will always remain. A 'hiya ln our Freshman year we set the school ablaze with our 'Spinning the Color .V f Wheel. Armed with experience in our Sophomore year, we watched all loyal lr X- Y yt :::gII I uw I A gf , gi sk' Nladisonians hearlcen to our call oi l'VVestward, Ho. Qur Junior year found us slightly out of our minds, as, Hlxfladison Went Crazy. ln this, our last and best year, our theme will he Along the Highway. JOAN ABRAMOWITZ . W , Q1 E TTTZT ! :L 5 ' - III It E! ' V CHEERLEADERS AND TWIRLERS By now the organizations of Twirlers and Cheerleaders have become old established customs in Madison, and we are quite proud of them. It is quite thrilling to watch from the football stands the slim girls twirling away with their hatons. At the laaslcethall games one has the pleasure of seeing the routines of hoth our boy and girl Cheerleaders, in action. These two cluhs really glorify the hlaclc and gold of our school which will soon hecome our Alma lvlater, and they malce Madisonians proud that they are a part ol this lestivity. The present captains of Twirlers are: Loretta Smith and Sonny Slotoroff: ol Cheerleaders, Ruth Krasnow and Richard Karp. BETTY KRENIK 9 LNJA uu'mf um- t Kargon, and lsaloel Kliegman. supervised hy the very capable Miss Talesniclc. QI A ' l A illlllllll 11:6 f Kilt, 3 gl! lttil? HP' I pf 41 ' ENN lllhl' I I 'ff W xlf I ln the year ol our graduation 1955 the Arista organization will he 29 years of age. It was originated hy Miss Corinne Jewel and since then Mr. Blumstein and - Alb W W N W K J UL Miss Hansloury have heen advisors to the society. 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N iff' WW W ' W K ll W :W WK W1 J N SN LINDR FURNAN FRKEDNHN JOAN ABRAMOVVITZ 1528 East 51st Street Class Pres., Secy., Sing, Seasonal, He- brew Club Business ROBERTA ASCHINOFF 1826 Burnett Street Sing, Secy. to Teacllers Syracuse University ROBERT EDMUND BAILEY 1919 Gerretson Avenue Pres. of Newman Club. Lunclnoom Guard ancl Capt., Class Pres. University of Miami HELENE 1 525 East Member ber ol' House Brooklyn WVU .. s ,sae d7f.4,5.fifW9 w A HELENSUE BARONBERG M5 so A A r.rs gg, A . 1945 East 18th Street lg A, F Q 1 ' 7 Class Pres., lrladisonian, Term Paper, A 1 if ' S' ,S 4 Allllflplmleasona If L. 1 1 L L. .e Q V. gf - ' if LORETTA DOLORES BELLO - , JANET BERTOSEN 2026 East 35111 Street OH. Class Sec., Newman Club Secretary DOROTHY BIANCHINI 1569 East 55t11 Street Vice Pres. of Senior Class, Pres. of Honor Girls, Sing, Girls' ancl Mixed Chorus, Log Staff Broolzlyn College SHEILA BIENSTOCK 1575 East 18th Street Arista. Jr. Arista, Dean's Asst., College Aclvisor's Asst, Library Squad, Sing Brooklyn College up . Q TOM BIG 1811 Coney lslancl Avenue Guard Post, Off. C1ass'Treas. Broolzlyn College f' nb, ,Lame A-J ff:-I , 4 s 9,1 W 'C fpw- , FLOIE NCE B RCOVITZ A-O 2817 1' R - ' Twirlerslrcrlig' glam. Sins, gegsonats Lsdx D C A11 - , ,. . - u2?ff,.JL lTisZZgep0,P 'G' F 'I XM ,,.Q7u.n.f Q.. Lig-yr-0 Q3 I Q Evvkfl ROBERT BRAND 1511 East 31st Street ' ,ikkr Y 1205 Avenue R Sec. of Senior Class,'Sing, Honor Girls, I' , N , '-- 4 - Sing' Log Staff, Office Clerk 2f.5.,zL??Ei .9 A f is ,iw f 1 'y ' f ,A 9 J WI J , s, if T I VI I I, f 'L ' y 1 f RICHARD JOHN BENNIS K .L sl 1 JOHN JOSEPH BRILL 55 Dare Court . 3 ' 1766 East 58t11 Street Class Pres. , Swimming, Newman Club, Jr. Varsity. I '.:, 25' 1 , Si .,,, V: -k,-r Basketball Team . '-itil -'r. . 'Z + , V1,' l St. Francis College aalea i 5 f y DIANE BERMAS M- ..Z...l ... . ......r.. GAIL BRO N 2977 Avenue R Q .yk, j ' 173 East 5 tree! ' Jr. Arista, Term Paper, Service League, ' ' - 'i'A lass Pl' S- ing' A 6 C Omce Dance Committee, Sing, Seasonal, Sec. - - ' '-'ue to Principal 'V , kV.' Z .3 '.', A ' HS V109 Syracuse University - re? ' e g 1 - A... - Y 0 ' . ,, ,.., ,A . .2 in . wiki P' is L -- ' 1 . if L i BRIAN BUCK 5012 Avenue P Gyln Tealn New Yorla Stale Maritime College ,D WW' 40 MARCIA BUDNER I ' ' 2236 East 29tI1 Street Jr., Sr. Arista, Information Desk, Biol- ogy Lalm. Brooklyn Colley ,IW . W 7g,'X,,,. 5 A nue W iIJr taff, , Guard r ynC lie e ' ANNE PATRICIA BURNS 41 1 1 Avenue P f Bowling Team. Swimming Club, Pula- Iicity Squad, Sing. Seasonal, Dance Committee. Gamerama St. Ioseplfs College for Women PAUL CAIVIILLERY 1565 East 52nd Street Guard. Track Air Force THOMAS JAMES CARUSO 2606 Avenue T Football Capt. University of Miami THERESA CASEY 1845 Coney Island Avenue Service League St. Iolm's College PAULA SYBIL COHEN 1468 East 26tI1 Street Go-Getters, Class Pres., Service League. Sing. Seasonal Packard Ir. College ARNOLD COLBY 1558 East 55tI1 Street Ott. Class Pres., Sing Dulce University MARTIN COVVAN 2466 East 22nd Street Jr., Sr. Arista. Math. Team, Sing, Serv- ice League, Seasonal N.Y,U. HARRIET CUTLER 1625 East 13111 Street Class Pres., Sing. Tenn Newspaper. Dance Committee, Seasonal, Jr. Arista. , Set to Boy's Dean Iaclzson College .Ear Women Z 6 Lam, ROBERT ANTHONY DALY K ' I 1742 East 28111 Street Wa LuncI1rom Guard, I.R.A. Business World RONALD DERMER 2256 Batclmelder Street Pres, OIT. Class, Book Room Squad. Basketball Team, Sing Brooklyn College ROBERT P. DONAHUE 21 12 Regent Place Newman Club Pres., Service League. Class Pres., Sing University of Miami FRANCES PAULA DONNELLY 1765 Hendrickson Sheet Late Squad, Newman Club Nursing ROLAND FRANCIS DRISCOLL 1722 East 55111 Street Sing Brooklyn College , A 1 ll 4'-F 1' 'I . If 'a.,a,l . ix Q X . Y' L :V l MYRNA DUBIN x AAJ- '-I 'T' A 1030 East 26111 Street Nxfl WA., fb-J, Business Editor of Log. Sing. Seaonal. ScrviceLcaguc Vi, . 2-'. IAQ-1-'-.1 '- ' Broolzlyn College , ' ' x ' 'K ' ' ' 'x'P'g- fvrsjf JAMES ALLEN EDWARDS 2015 East 37t1i Street Baseball Team, Co-Capt. Guardsfclass Vice Pres. U. S. Navy BARBARA EKSTEIN 2820 Ocean Avenue Sing, Seasonal, Sec. to ArtTeac11er Brooklyn College HW'f'f,,. - yur ROSLYN SHEILA EPSTEIN 1414 East 14t11 Street Jr, Arista. Room Asst., Gym Sec., At- tendance Olllice Broolzlyn College 0 LO 49-up .' gqf: BR if ist RDE I 1 4 i 1 S S : ' 6 C X nyx t er 55 xi 41 gli' 011. lv . es Record Squad, in FVICE P ege Qissbix 19 ALAN FABER 1546 East l6t11 Street 011, Class Pres., Sing. Seasonal, Serv- ice League Tults College JAMES M1C1'1AEL FAHY 2283 Plumb lst Street Gym Guard. 1.R.A. N.Y.U. ARLENE FARBER 2175 East 19111 Street Sing, Library Stall Hofstra University SONDRA FARBMAN 2302 East 22nd Street Class Prcs., Sing Business JERRY JEROME FAUST 31 Bevy Court Luncliroom Guard, 1.R.A. lllectricul Engineer 1 NORTON ALLAN FIZINBERG 1605 East 21st Stn-et Sing, Seasonal. F1 crm Paper City College I JUDY MA CQ 13 ast tree Sing, ' nal, Ar ta, e Q Comn . Uni! r'stty ' tgan ANITA PENNY FENICHEL 2181 East 29111 Street Bio. Squad, Library Asst., Log Art Stall lfusllion Institute of Teclinoloyy IRVING FISHER 2183 East 26111 Street Film Squad Messenger, Class Pres.. Rep. to Model Congress N.Y.U. FREDRICA C. FIVES 1805 Stuart Street Sec. to Teachers. Guard, Attendance Off. Business JOSEPH FRANCE FOGARTY 1624 Voorllies Avenue Lunclmroom Guard, Capt. ot Swimming Team. Newman Club Pace BETTY FRANKLE 1623 Avenue V Girls' Chorus, Sing, Seasonal Brooklyn College HARRY J. FRIEDBERG 1529 Marine Parkway Jr. Arista. Sing. Sec. in Dean's Office L.1.U. ALICE TOBY FRIEDMAN 8939 221st Place Queens Village. N. Y. Sing, Seasonal, Log Art Stall. Scholar- slmip Committee Queens College BARBARA FRIEDMAN 1711 East 35rcl Street Sing. Seasonal, Service League, Class Pres. Marriage NVlLL1A1V1 GANG M. 1812 Ease lash Sheer . Orchestra, Lunclmroom Guarcl, Sing. S . I ol-M 322325. 0.12.9 1 r Mika, w if. 74 Sing. Seasonal, Term Paper. Keyroom it ' up r Asst., Dance Committee, Publicity Squad wx 5 x 1 University of Connecticut so -1 an te ,L . JV HELENE GELB 2619 Becllorcl Avenue Go-Getter, Sing. Sec. ol Service League. Dance Committee Slzklmore College RONALD STANLEY GLAZER 2249 East 21st Street Sing, Seasonal, Gamerama Harper College ROBERTA GOLDGLIT C l rlen I ecorcls 237 East 17111 treet f 'Q- 37. . ,flaw lm . Sing, Sea- 'l a, 'I ' B ma. va ' 5. 1' EILEEN GOLDSTEIN 1865 Coleman Street General Office Clerlc. Service League. 0121. Class Pres. FdSl1i0n Institute of Technology MYRNA GOLDSTEIN 1857 East 17111 Street lgibrsziy Sguafl, Sing, Service League roo yn o ege ' aj '9,,I,i-I4-0-' uw ,QU4.!1MW'd y . 4. M 701 PHYLl..1S GOLDSTEIN 2416 East 19tl1 Street Class Pres., Jr. Arista, Sec. to Dean, Sing. Dance Committee Brandeis ' 1 ROBERTA GOLDSTEIN 1877 Ocean Avenue Sing, Seasonal. Library Squad Brooklyn College 1.4-J DORIS GOWSCHALK D ' QDAJ, 1414AvenueR QL 5 Sing. Guard, Seasonal, Dance ommit- ' tee. Swimming Team Brooklyn College my ,22f....' ALICE GOTTSCHO 2031 East 35rd Street Sing, Seasonal. Log Stall, Jr. Arista. Asst. to Dean. lnlornlgaion Dfyywg' Broolzlyn qollege, ' 1 ' ,' 5 i 1, . 4 1 H9130 L i f' f Iv, 7 I r jf 1 . , P 1. ff. RENEE GREENBAUM 1905 Avenue X Twirlers, Sing, Seasonal, Dance Com- mittee Broolzlyn College Museum? .Q,v-.Jfg Uv. 'ML 5944 Q49 Z 1-.-'f-ll.: MARILYN R. GREENBERG 2524 East l7tI'i Street Sec. to Teachers, Guard Broolzlyn College JOHN IVI GREENVVOOD 74 Aster Lunchroo ard City Tech BRENDA GROSSMAN 2426 26tI1 Street Sin g, Term Sta II, Dance Brooklyn College PAUL GROSSMAN 4540 Bedford Avenue y School Ban Dan aff. Deputy C ic ague Brooklyn ege MARVIN HAHN 1652 East 18tI1 Street Sing, Service League, Seasonal Brooklyn College JOHN EDWARD HALL 2209 Avenue Z l.R.A., Baseball Art World FRANCES ELLEN HALPERT 5. is I 3. 1854 Ocean Avenue Afyf 1' I I Sing, Seasonal, Bio. Lab.. Class Pres. I 3 Brooklyn College - Q Q osr 2 ,zr Q oouo We if ,V , , ,, ARNOLD ROBERT HARRIS 3107 Quentin Road Service League Dance Committee Sing L 1, G ' a ' ' ' , ' 4 evsot gi . , H 11 . ff DEBORAH HARRIS 55 59 Bedford Avenue Arista. Log Staff, Sing, Library Squad. Term Paper. .Ir. Arista. Attendance Office Brooklyn College GAY ELINOR HECKIVIAN 1851 East 28tIi Street Class Asst. Secretary MICHAEL JOSEPH HENNESSY 3409 Fillmore Avenue Luncliroom Guard, I.R,A. Air Force MARK VV. HERSHDORFER 1256 East 13111 Street Class Pres., Football Team, Member of All City Radio Vvorltslxop, WYNE Brooklyn College IVIIRIAM HESSELOIZ7 2083 East 25rd Street Arista, Sing, Seasonal, Gym Sec.. Bio. Lab. Broolzlyn College Q ,If BARBARA HIR 2126 East tli Str Sec. ol O ing, sonaI I - sec. , Syracuse niversity CAROL HOLTZER 1579 East l0tIl Street Sing, Seasonal, English Booltroom Asst. Brooklyn College GENE HOWELL 26 AIJIJey Court Football, AII City End, I.R.A.. Lunch' room Guard, Newman Club JAY HYMAN 1931 East 17t11 Street Swimming Team, Film Squad, Cliem. Lab. Asst. Boston University SHEILA HYMAN 2177 East 21st Street Math Tutor, Sing. Seasonal, Dance Committee, Program Committee Brooklyn College ROBERT JENKINS 1854 East 35111 Street Queens College 2939 Ocean Avenue Sing, Library Squad. Term Paper. fl . Arista Brooklyn College t 0,007 PHYLLIS E. KAHAN I My JACK KAHN 1463 East 26tb Street Varsity Baseball, Gym Guard University of Florida 1871 East 13111 Street Jr. Arista, Library Squacl. Sec. Miss Zehner, Mr. Brooks VA HELENE KALLMAN My' OR E 1 ' 22 3 c en V, Q-I t a lan Art Sing ro yn alle JANE K ER 2951 Avenue P Sing, Library Squad, Dance Committee. Seasonal Broolzlyn College BARBARA KATZ 1642 East 15tl1 Street Biology Squad, Service Squacl, Cub Reporter lor Highway Braolzlyn College STUART IRWIN KATZELNICK 2143 Coney lslancl Avenue Service League Business World BLANCHE UFMAN 1350 E 1 1 Treas i re Honor Girls, Jr. Aris , in , C of Program Comm. r yn e DAVID LAWRENCE KAUFMAN 1607 Quentin Road G-ym Guard U. S. Army FRED ANTHONY 322 Avenue 0 State Tech College JOHN KINSELLA KELLERMANN DOLORES KRAMER - 1770 Stuart Street Temn Paper. Dance Seasonal , Broolzlyn College h Commitec, Sing, m MARILYN KRANCE 4275 Bccllorcl Avenue Jr. Arista, Sing. Girls' Cliorus, Seasonal BI'00JllyYl College JOHN V. KRENER 2718 East 27tl1 Street Swiming Team, Basketball Team St. lohn's College BETTY KRENIK 1943 East 58th Street Service League. Log Stall. Sing Bookkeeper SUE KRITER 2152 East 28tl1 Street Service League, Sing. Class Pres. Business RONA A. KURTZ 1465 East 26tl1 Street Key Room Asst.. Stud ou Sing N.Y.U. We 'MW CAROL LAST 1625 East 31st Street L Servicc League, Si g, nal W Brooklyn can nd , W . J I BRUCE LED MAN 2520 Kings Highway Pres. Senior Class, Sing, Go-Getter. P.A. Squacl, S.G.O. Cabinet, Band. P.T.A. Rep.. Bio. Tutor University of Miami MICHAEL H R PZELTER 203 r rec Sin so cli slmip irnrnittee qw n ege AQVQW ft MYRNA ROCHELLE LESSER 2563 East l7tlr Street Biology Squad, Sing, Term Paper. Serv- ice Squacl. G-racle Ac.lvisor's Office Brooklyn College W-Y l 'pd' 'fb D J, lf 'Mi Aw- ,loaf ROCHELLE LEVENTHAL 4,4 1 549 Marine Parkway Go-Getter. Sing. Seasonal, Guard, W S.G.O. Ofti . Cl Pres. K , ' Brooklyn Cotllzege ass ,Lvl- f CAROLE RUTH LE 2368 Egast 26tl'1 tr e e H Ma' r QD-N SANDRA LEVITCH 1745 East 18tl1 Street Attendance Office. Sing. Gym Sec. oolzlyn College aut-0f?..u.4J MADELINE LINKE Jzaa 52 9 4 2152 Stuart Street Sing Nursing School E PAUL LAWRENCE MACKNIGHT 1758 East 15tl1 Street Service League, Projection Squad Broolzlyn College MARY E. MAGUIRE 1856 East 51st Street Newman Club, Sing, Service League. Class Pres. Business JOHN P. MALONEY 2002 East 2Btll Sheet lrisli Clulz, Class Pres., Service League Georgia Teclr MARIETTA MARINO 2522 Coney lslancl Avenue Newman Club. Sing. Service League. Class Pres. Fashion Model .tis . JO ARKOWITZ East 24th Street Twiriers, Key Room Squad. Service League, Sing. Seasonal, Dance Comm. 'Sargent College . V f-..vv' ,,:, ' s ., , t, 5t,,t1,,t-ti ' V ,W 2 j rv ,AL I Q 3 fig 475554 J 9 , 9. 135 1 as f New mm., P , 5.f'l7' 1 t K J, t n w . I . , 1,125 5' gay? Iii fi 91 A ,fe 2 I Is? ww? E G M, sit, 1, 1,1 43,51 ' Q et ss t. Q gf sr ima? . E .4 it 1 wx if 5' fw,,,,... ,Q-tg, 7 1 Q.. ,5 5 5 .', I , SUSANNE MAZZIOI Il m'A, 21 I9 East 26th Street ,I n - . 555' ' fr I- ,fsi fi 245935 ., s'-:gil Sing, Seasonai. Log Staff. Bio. Lain. E Penn. State I ' 1 5 11: :tw 'II ,,,.,. s ,',. mm,, .,, mmmz A ' ' 3 297Q Quentin Road - Service League, Gym Guard ' .5 Bsssssss W s' f , ' s tm-2z,,Q'1g:f , '--' -- -a s sz .. .iss I . , I A 5 JOAN MARILYN MERER in 2314 East 29th Street 3 Sing, Seasonal. Class Pres., Dance 1- -Us - 'I tvs' r. 523 5 -: i Zi? 51ifj9Az - -' -' TS 2i,s'7GiLi s Committee- Term Paper 1 1' Brooizi nC ll I Y 0 egg - H -- 'Ks w . .. s tat , ,, L- ,Ei sv V J. ROBERT MEYEROWITZ ,. I ,,. 4.0 A 'ff s,, His' :-iz-fr Yi' 'ff1tZ1iI1s,lfs-fi I 5l5?fizi5?'V?1 1628 East 29th Sheet ,t.1E,1if , 1 A sam s . .. fgfssai, FootIoaII Squad, Tracic Team, Boosters, ' -qt. M imeo I1 S d -. ' gm? qua . 'V Micitigan State ' If 4 f ' 'L , 't,. . J.1 , , wwe, ,s,,: toil, . - C . x 54 -f A 022 FA . ' 0 reet Us 5' A K k' rack 9-I ,f m Q trykin, ing, ' .- ,. 2 i - a ue,I.' ary Squad I at I ' 'U' 9. so - 1 - . Wff . s,'.s, 5 , - 1, ff --ji'15gg, I A K' ' s f A 55,5 5, Q 4 ,,., , N ER A ' 651 tI1 Street ir orus. Sing. SeasonaI N t roo oIIe e ' 'N viii . - I CHARLES BENJAMIN IVIITTAG 1944 East 22nd Street Matil. Team, Jr. Arista, Service League. I..llflCIlI'00Il1 Gua NJ Cornell University . tl is wil 1 r-1, ,sssae 2 A, , 13 s STANLEY MOSES 1844 East l4tI1 Street Service League, Gym Guard Business GEORGE MULLEN 165-54 99th Street Cabinet Making THOMAS JOE MUSORAFITA 1575 East 56tI1 Street Co-Capt. Luncitrom. Bowiing Team Business World ARTHUR B. MYERS 3074 Avenue R Pres. of CIass. I..uncI1room Guard, Term Paper, Sing, SeasonaI Polytecimicai Institute of Brooklyn I K s 1 rd St s Ch , a .P gra mmittee Br Icy HA p Sc og Nursing attests e oritmitteei Giris' .59 RICHARD MARTIN NANESS 2259 East 22nd Street Major oi Service League, Major of I.uncI1room, Director OI Stage-Lighting Squad Brooklyn College BETTY NEMOW 2050 East l8tI'1 Street Room Asst.. Sing, SeasonaI, Service League Marriage JOHN O'MALLEY HARVEY DANIEL PERR 1818 Burnett Street Jr, Arista, Sing, Dean's Office, Highway Stall, Seasonal, Attenclance Committee Allmny State Teachers' College ANITA PINCUS 1561 East 13ttt Ftreet U Pres. of Classgl ' asonl erm Paper, Log Sta , ary Squa dance Committee Brown's Collegiate cr I ' ft U ELAINE PINCUS 1561 East 13tt1 Street Editor-in-Cttiet of Log. Sing, Seasonal, Class Pres., Term Paper. Dance Com- mittee, Lilarary Staff Brown's Collegiate Secretarial Institute W 1 c ' ard ity I A ' W . df Pi LORRAINE RITA POPKIN 1932 East 27ttt Street Sing, Library Squad, Seasonal Business Worm wwf. HARRIET POS 201 Av Gtr rus. ixecl s, Sr . Serv wp ' Brno lyn ROBERT REED 1462 East l4tl't Street Track Team, Guard N .Y. U. BARBARA REIMAN 1609 East 34th Street Service League Secretary fi. 'S fb g V E l. cy' 4 ef , V k... , 4. f , ws, .,., f ., ,N ,V M, .,, t ,.,-,,,, -- is .ft iz: its -.f. we 5-vvffli' ,f 'Li' 'fm 3' sz 'H ' . is , A tt t. X 1' ' a ..- .E if 41 fx , , 'Fla-'st . 2 - A ff My awk?-H tit. , V - it V .1 ,V.,,,.3, y,,t.,, .V v,.s.t.1 W. eq 352 - rw- '9' QQ it Elk . 3 I ft Qt .,, 9 . L , .1 A Ky,, 31' 7-Q' ' t A U Vg, , .8 5 .- x 14 It f t , 1 J ,g 235' LEONARD NEIL RICH 2425 Haring Street Sing, Seasonal Broolzlyn College EVELYN ROCKFELD 3620 Bedford Avenue Booster, Term Paper, Sing, Seasonal. fs, C1 P . I. f' ...iii est... ,W KT Uv 'VX F ,C A N X. ROBERTA ROME ' U N115 - V 1970 East l8tt1 Street N5 l Jr., Sr. Arista, Higttway Stall, Term' ' IX Paper, Sec. Honor Girls, Sing, Seasonal ft Y Cortland State Teachers' College L INEZ ROSEMAN 1641 East 31st Street Sing, Dance Committee, Service League. P.T,A, Rep. Adelphi College DEANNA ROSEN 1967 Ocean Avenue Litmrary Stall, Sing, Seasonal, Term Paper, Madisonian Staff a Brooklyn Callegeww ,yf:1'e7 0f.,i3'g,f' 1 RINATA ROTHBAUM 2271 Knapp Street Sing. Seasonal Brooklyn College EDNVARD JOSEPH RYAN 1143 East l5tt1 Street l.R.A.. Luncttroom Guarcl Business World PHYLLIS SALIT 1343 East 13tt1 Street Jr, Arista. Seasonal. Library Squad Brooklyn College PHYLLIS SASLOW 2353 East 17tl1 Street Program Committee, Sing, Class Sec. Brooklyn College SCBS0l'lBl. SHEILA SATIN 2156 East 27tl1 Street Sing, Seasonal, Class League Fincll Ir. College Pres., Service .IUDY SCHECHTER 4418 Becilorcl Avenue Jr, Arista. Sing. College Aolvisory Office Brooklyn College ELAINE SCHILLER 2130 Hendrickson Street Bancl, Orcllestra, .lr. Arista. Sec. to lVliss 1' :If-game? JEROME SHARFMAN 1955 East241l'I Street Arista Leader, Key Room, League, DCHIIIS Office K NETH SINGER Service Library Squacl, lVlatl1 Tutor, Sing N.Y.U. SHARON SINGER 1989 East 22nI:l Street Sing, Class Pres., Seasonal, Luncltroom Cvuarcl UCLA ELAINE SLABODSKY 1550 Ryder Street Sing, Jr. Arista. Seasonal, Sec. to Miss Zelmer. Mr, Broolt Zellner Brooklyn College Broolzlyn College HONVARD R. SCHNEIDER - SUE SLATER 5703 Avenue S I , 'l Mi , . ll 1824 East 22ncl Street Sf' Afmat B nd' .Math Tfa -r Serflce lf ,1A- i Sing, Seasonal. Log Staff, Term News- l-CHSU9 - , I , 1 5 , , i i ., ,V paper, Dance Committee, Library Squacl N.Y.U. X 'lnzxf' .L 41 n .L,V , b g . f g,,,,,,,,,sC01lege 4- ,,- 1' ',' .- f 'j'ffTi?fiI itr- I ,QJL60-y 11044 I 13- - Yi' . ,' I .4 r as Q J? ,AA L,4 Qilw-,:, Z -:k, i or it .. X y I ' 'WCA' Q I ' Q -42 f 1: g. I 'CAROL PATRlClA,gCHUYLER llril , I, SONDRA SLOTOROFF 1 19 Celeste Court KVL, I . K ' I 4008 Becltorcl Avenue Luncltroom Guarcl. Auditorium Squad 7AVVk g ,L 5 off Sing, Co-Capt. Twirlers. Sec. to Dean Secretary in . '.:i,'.,jfi' Marriage ,,'f K' tt . MICHAEL SCHWARTZ , .,.., Donomv SNITKIN 7 8 East l2tl1 Str 3012 Avenue W ' Lea , o Cvuarcl, A . ,L ,,l.. .25 ,ii' .'i i'.. 1 I E , Sing, Season ' Fo li uad K lli- ' 2' ,, Secretary 0 Q .A , ff .,', E . E 'i i S fs ... t a s S ' J RICHARD FRANKLIN SEIDNER I,.., .,,., . AILL MYRA BARBARA soI3EL 4630 Bedford Avenue I 5 ,i-I' I YI, A ytlt, 5401 East Ioth Street .lr., Sr. Arista, Mixed Clmorus. ' g. . i'.1-L,.I D M ' i-I. Class Pres., Jr. Arista, Sing, Term Class Pres., Service League ML f V. l ' '-',i' i'l.:i, 5 'i Paper. Sel'ViC0 Squad Brooklyn Colle e ki ,Q . . . ,,: E Brooklyn Calle e Vgfd L' V , kyyk Siu, h , V ,gr 1,L' 72:55 X ' nk A t K K l M ' A LW , .,.,, fjfpugcwhzvckf GERALD L. SOLOFF 2522 East l7tI1 Street T e Jr. Arista. Varsity Football Band, Sing Kings Point Nik LYNDA SOLOMO 5455 Becllorcl Avenue Sing. Seasonal, Service Lea Lala. Temple University ILENE SANDRA SOMKIN 2050 East l8tI'1 Street am, Sr. e, Biology Sing, Seasonal, Guarcl, Lilurary Squacl, Gamerama Boston University 2525 Avenue N I'IigI1way, Sing, Seasgww Library Squacl g u Iaclzson College 7 1 G-I-lilo SANDRA STERN '1'p.c ' o Laos iQ M Q 4.1.1. .:..,... ,H If-144149, J M NANEITE TANEN 1775 Enix l12tIf1StgeEl 9544 S' , SC ' 'ce Blloilzlyn Ezlfegs K 4 f P-s-fe x.,'.,.f.,.. , VI Gt l s , c r o ly ege M DONALD JAY TICK 1655 East 28tI1 Street . 4 5 ,B-s,.fA,. J 5rd tr t ' 1 vi ,, ' .-sf' ' . :n MQ... .q'1. Baslcetlmall Team. Co-Capt. Clneerleacl- ers. Sing, Seasonal University of Pennsylvania ROBERTA ELLEN TORCH Sing. Seasonal, Service League, Girls' Cl't0l'US Bl'00l2lyl'l College ,q. f PHYLLIS URIST 5720 Avenue L Class Pres.. Sing. Seasonal, Genetics Clulm Broolzlyn College IRWIN WANUCK I565 East l4tI1 Street Swimming Team Varsity Brooklyn College ROBERTA VVEILL 1515 East 56tI1 Street Sec. ot Jr., Sr. Arista, Senior Bancl, Honor Girls, Sing, Bowling. Swiming Team City College BEIYIIE VVEINBAUIVI 1782 East l7tI1 Street Log Stall, Arista, Bancl, Sing, Orcltes- tra, Distribution Squad roolzlyn Co ge 50 ,Wanna fw- fQ.ZfW...l'Q fsf 581 ve . . Class. i , ir s f Y f ELAINE VVEINSTEIN 2177 East 21st Street Library Squacl. Sing. Service Seasonal, Dance Committee Broolzlyn College HOXVARD JESSE WEISS IBO6 East mth Street Math. Team. Matlt. Tutor City College MARSHA WEISS 2455 Haring Street yi?- League. Ir.. Sr. Arista. Sing, Dance Committee. Tc-rin Paper roolzlyn College Du, J Hwy bw ,L-1 I Mixed Clrorus, Class Pres RENEE IRENE WEISSLER 2015 East 15tl1 Street Girls' Chorus. Sing Broolzlyn College ' A A x 9. -V. 6 . , 5 V.. sl 55r e rcll tr , 5 319- all, Sing, Pro iection ua ' e lub e r ' f u Brh FRANCES WILBUR 1381 East 16tlr Street Hebrew Club, Sr. Arista. Bio. Lab. Broooklyn College TEDDY WOLFSON 2577 East 29tl1 Street Service League, Sing. l Brooklyn College ROBERT CIRINO 2056 East 36tl1 Street Baseball Team Service , League Georgia Tech RALPH D'AMATO 1052 Stuart Street Lunclmroom Guard Business THEODORE DUFFY 2042 East 28tl1 Street Lunclrroom Guard Business Worm RONALD ELLIS 2458 East 21st Street Class Vice Pres, Business World ntramural Sports, CAMERA GERALD FRANCIS WOOD 2054 Bragg Street Football Business World SHELDON ZACKER 2270 Plumb lst Street Sing, Guard, Rille. Jr. Arista N.Y.U. HELENE ZULLER 1546 East 51st Street Sing, Seasonal. Term Paper rrls nler COW o Z9 ywonaaj-1 1524 East 15tlr Street Team Academy of Aeronautics SHY ARTHUR PETER EZZO 1358 East 51st Street Lunclmroom Guard. Handball Team State Tech GEORGE HOCHSTADT 1745 East 16tl'r Street Pres. 011. Class, Vice Pres. Olzl. Class. Varsity Baseball. J. V. Basketball, Foot- ball Team, Luncllroom Cvuarcl City College ALAN MAYER 2203 East 29:11 Street Co-Capt. Luncllroom Guards, Football Team, Cheerleaders Citadel College BEATRICE WEXLER 1845 Ocean Avenue Broolalyn College fa' dr SEBASTIAN Dr MAIOLOM Capt. ol Lunclnroom Guarcls, Hanclball LOG STAFF LITERARY STAFF Joan Ahramowitz Loretta Bello Dottie Bianchini Alice Gottscho Dehhie Harris Betty Krenilc Bruce Lecierman Sue Mazziotti Anita Pincus Q ,X BUSINESS STAFF Sheila Bienstoclc Robert Brand Frances Felclman Paul Grossman Edith Nash Joan Schaeffer Sue Slater ART STAFF Alice Frieciman Lincia Furman Helen Cvaner Shelly Grosnas Jane Kaner Rosalie Levine Lynda Nyfield Irma Schniecier Electra Vise Sandra Vvalcs Bette Vveinhaum Shirley Yessenow PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Joel Aronson Michael Lepzelter Charles Sommers I GRETA FRIEDMAN Arc Editor if 'X ARNIE WERNER Photography Editor L WM ELAINE PINCUS Editor-in-Chief VA A N i e -LMA! RR ' ska .. uf v f MYRNA DUBIN Business Editor QIZT In Hon Faculfy Advisor Boy Leader I GirI Leader Secre+arya Treasurer SHEILA BIENSTOCK MARSHA BUDNER JUDITH FELDMAN DEBORAH HARRIS MIRIAM HESSELOFF PHYLLIS KAHN Camplimenfs of A R I S T A or of Hs Gradua+es IJ. E. TALEISNIK JEROME SHARFMAN MARIE GAGLIARDI ROBERT KARGON I ISABEL KLIEGMAN ROBERTA ROME HOWARD SCHNEIDER RICHARD SEIDNER JEROME SHARFMAN BETTE WEINBAUM MARSHA WEISS Presidenf . ,, Vice Presidenf ,., Secrefa ry , ,,,, , Treasurer . ,.., COMPLIMENTS OF B O O S T E R S ,SWRICHARD FELDER I I CLAUDIA RIfSS I TERRY SCHUSTER , SUE KAUFMAN ! Faculry Advisor ,,,, w,,,,,r , I E. HORNE A, fu I 1, ,,fU ffq i lffffl. . V VJIXJIZ..-1 1 Telephone: ESplanade 5-8424 AVALON PHOTO STUDIO Serving Madison sfudenfs for over 20 years I223 KINGS HIGHWAY BROOKLYN, N. Y. Corner Easl' I3+h Slreef 25,000 Sfudenfs in Ihe Communify have saved more Ihcn SI,500,000 COMPLIMENTS OF in our School Deparimenf KINGS HIGHWAY SAVINGS BANK I602 KINGS HIGHWAY I66O SHEEPSHEAD BAY ROAD Member of Ihe Federal Deposif Insurance Corp. JUNIOR ARISTA Faculfy Advisor E. HORNE Boy Leader MARTIN GROOTHUIS Girl Leader. , SUE HENKIN N. R. DRILLING CO. Official Jeweler IO The Class Ol '55 I30 WEST 46+h STREET NEW YORK 19. N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED MEAT MARKET l602 AVENUE M BROOKLYN, N. Y. NOTTINGHAM PHARMACY 1930 AVENUE M BROOKLYN, N. Y. DAY AND EVENING TELEVISION SERVICE, INC. 3054 AVENUE U NI 8-7810 SERVICE WITHTN 2 HOURS DE 9-9462 VAS SA R CONGRATULATIONS PORTRAIT STUDIOS C O L L E GIA T E New Yorlc ond Brooklyn l3OI KINGS HIGHWAY CAP AND GOWN BROOKLYN 27, NEW YORK Congrcifnlolionsl As ever, we wlll do our bas? for Madison groducfes TOUCHSTONE PRESS 4 QJWJJJVJ my V 527 H kr-,XXJXWQ2 A' M W YQ N57 We, Q eff