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

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I 4 . gym..-ff 1'y All Around Girl Terry Wolfe All Around Boy Alan Miller X Most Likely To Succeed Naomi Auerbach u , -n. ,s' w. iw. 'V , SENIOR I f +1 1 tfg Most Likely To Succeed Charles Pasternack Brightest Boy Brightest Girl Jeffold I-BVY Ada Koster

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et me pry loose old walls. ef me lift and loosen old foundations. ,, Let me be the great nail holding a skyscraper through blue nights into white stars. Carl Sandburg The Senior War Shades of the prison house begin to close. Seniors! Seniors! Seniors, at last! Like conquering heroes we arrived in the Fall. Where were the slaves to walk in our triumphant march? Where were the unwilling iesters to grace our revelries? In short, where were the Freshmen? Betrayed, robbed of our natural prey, we discovered that the Freshmen had been moved down Quentin Road and were being kept in protective custody at P.S. 222, Madison's annex. lnstead of being able to start the training of our be- loved Freshmen, we had to take on the more wily guests from Sheepshead Bay. Hospitality being under the protection of the gods, we spoke only occasionally of Spring, when our guests were scheduled to depart. We knew we were best when we were Juniors, but by the time we were Seniors, everyone else knew it too. Ronnie Margolis was Sing Leader, and Sylvia Topf, Sing Secretary. But, we looked to Terry for signs of the future. Terry lost her voice a little earlier than usual, caught a cold on schedule, was properly tearful on the first night: All the omens were for it. We won! The madness came through at election time this year. Bob Rockfeld, Steve Zalkind, Alice Maron, and Ira Berlin were elected officers of our S.G.O. Michael Hills and Alan War- shauer are our eighth term Governor and Lieutenant Gov- ernor. Bob Lefkowitz and Carol Lamer were chosen Boy and Girl Leaders of Arista. To help them, Arista elected Leslie Norman and Larry Kupor secretary and treasurer. This was the year of exams. To our six Merit finalists we added three Westinghouse Honorable Mentions, and T02 State Scholarships. Above all, this was the year of college applications, the year for getting to know Miss Kyle too. Time and instructions gained new dimensions in Room l28. As the LOG goes to press, our fate still hangs in the balance: ...A nn.-.nl-lv lnnlz fnrwnrrl tn Mav l5l June and G-D

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CELEBRITIES Miss Service Shelley Docfors Mr. Service Ronnie Margolis Hondsomesf Harvey Bcrish Cures? Joan Diamond preniesi Sirnnelanrn Most Popular Boy Myron Kalvn Most Popular Girl Sue Bravermon