James Monroe High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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WA GRE E TS BU'-IVA Cfcfutcif !ZL4fZLuL1,!' -f X ,Vie WJ- JAMES MCDNRCDE I-IIGI-I SCI-IOGL SENICDR BOOK CLASS OF JUNE NINETEEN TI-IIRTY-TWO FOREWORD ERE beTore you is our conTribuTion To The Senior Class. We presenT This book To our classmaTes wiTh The sense ThaT iT represenTs The very besT oT our eTTorTs. By The adopTion of a Pan-American moTiT ThroughouT The book, we have endeavored To express our recogniTion oT a Trend in modern aTTairs, especially since so many of us have begun To realize The significance oT Pan-Americanism. We hope ThaT in The years To come This book will be a source of ioy To all, bringing back pleasanT memories of The Class of June, nineTeen- ThirTy-Two. Tl-IE EDITORS A PAN AMERICAN POLICY By HON. ELIHU ROOT Former Secreiary of Shale O nalion can live un+o ilsell alone, and conlinue +o live. Each naIion's growlh is a parl' of lhe developmenl' of lhe race. There may be leaders and 'rhere may be Iaggards, bu? no nalion can long conlinue very lar in advance of Ihe general progress of manlcind, and no nalion lhal is noi doomed Io exlinclion can remain very lar behind. His wilh nalions as il is wiI'h individual men: inlercourse, associalion, correclion ol egofism by The inlluence of olhers' iudgmenl, broadening of views by I'he experience and 'rhoughl of equals, acceplance of Ihe moral slandards ol a communily and Ihe desire lor whose good opinion lends a sanclion lo l'he rules of righl conducl,--rhese are The condilions of growlh in civilizalion. A people whose minds are noi' open 'ro Ihe lessons ol 'rhe world's progress, whose spirils are no+ slirred by lhe aspiralions and achievemenls of humanily slruggling Ihe world over for Iiberly and iuslice, musl' be Iell' behind by civilizalion, in i+s sleady and beneficienl advance. These benelicenl resulls lhe Governmenl and Ihe people ol l'he Uniled Slales ol America greally desire. We wish lor no viclories bul 'rhose of peace: lor no Ierrilory excepl our own: lor no sovereignly excepl l'he sovereignly over ourselves. We deem 'rhe independence and equal righls of Ihe smallesl' and wealcesl member of Ihe family of nalions enlillecl Io as much respecl as lhose ol lhe grealesl empire, and we deem +he observance of lhal respecl +he chief guaran+y ol lhe wealc againsl 'rhe oppression of 'rhe slrong. We neilher claim nor desire any righls, or privileges, or powers lhal we do nol freely concede Io every American republic. We wish 'ro increase our prosperily, lo expand our Trade, lo grow in weallh, in wisdom and in spiril, buf our conceplion of 'rhe True way Io accomplish lhis is nol lo pull down olhers and profil by Iheir ruin, bul Io help all friends Io a common prosperily and a common growlh, Ihal we may all become grealer and slronger logelher. Lel us help each olher show lhal' lor all Ihe races ol men Ihe Liberly for which we have loughf and labored is 'rhe Iwin sis+er of Juslice and Peace. Lei' us unile in crealing and mainlaining and making efleclive an all-American public opinion, whose power shall influence inlernalional conducl and prevenl infernafional wrong, and narrow Ihe causes of war, and 'forever preserve our free lands from lhe burden ol such armamenls as are massed behind Ihe fronliers of Europe, and bring us ever nearer +o Ihe perfeclion ol ordered Iiberly. So shall come securily and prosperi+y, procluclion and Irade, weallh, learning, +he arls, and happiness for us all. Office of the Principal GRADUATION TIME: June, I932 Dear Friend: UnderTake noT whaT you cannoT Perform buf be Careful To keep your Promise. A young boy named George WashingTon wroTe ouf This precepf aImosT Two hundred years ago as parT of a charf by which he infended To sTeer his own life's course. Our environmenf differs greafly from ThaT in which George WashingTon grew up, buT life iTseIf goes on in The same way. The mariner of Two hun- dred years ago sailed in a ship far differenT from ThaT used Toda , buf The norTh sTar, The sun, and The compass by which he guided himself are The very same means ThaT The capfain of The Leviafhan uses. In This IasT message To you as a sTudenT of This school. I urge upon you To read The rules of conducf ThaT Washingfon laid down for his own guidance, and parficularly do I place before you The rule wiTh which I begin This leTTer. IT implies firsT of all ThaT you know yourself Thoroughly: ThaT you are honesf wiTh yourself: ThaT you do noT allow vain conceiT To fool you info Thinking ThaT you are greafer Than you are, buf also ThaT you do noT permiT false modesTy To hold you back from doing The big Things ThaT you know you can do. OT course The rule ThaT we are To be careful To keep our promises To oThers. has been preached To you for many years. I hope ThaT you have made iT parT of yourself. There is anofher phase of This rule wiTh which you may noT be familiar. WhaT abouT promises To ourself? Do you consider Them also as sacred? When you pledge yourself To a cerTain line of acTion. only of course afTer weighing The worTh-whileness of such course of acTion. are you as parTicuIar abouT keeping ThaT promise To your- self? JusT as you cannoT refain The respecf of ofhers To whom you have made a promise and failed To keep iT. iusf so you cannoT mainfain your self-respecf if you pledge yourself To a cerfain procedure and Then fail To live up To iT. To Thine own self be True And if musf follow as The nighT The day, Thou cansT noT Then be false To any man. Ivlay your fufure be mosT happy and successful. May your life be such. no maTTer how high or low The parT you have To play, ThaT The CiTy will feel iTseIf more Than repaid for whaf iT has generously expended upon you. Sincerely yours, r HENRY E. HEIN Principal 6 WJ! ' u ' N 7 In recogni+ion of her kind under- slranding, pa+ien+ e1CFor+s, and willing services, we dedicafe Jrhis book 'ro ANNE D. C S N ehweq 8 . .,.'..-gr g.'p,g3,-45.1-, ' ., 1 F .-.-'wwmf-M Vw? TEL , . 14- : E s r' . 3 - .f f ' fry v , . I 1 J r. i fi? 2 1 fi 5 A P I. 4. 1. ll ,Q Ag 1 lg' 2 2 E 4 . ,L , ,. , . ,. 'a , M: I ,, . .fr - , , 4, mm , Q 1 Av li I ,Zw 1.1, If 1 3, I? , rh- ,,, Q E :L , 3 ' s in 1 -Y 4 1 il 'f l --W Llp V .. . . , mf A ,gm-ww f---,V-w-,U , .,, w..W..,,..,-.,f11p-r.--'- . , , 1 V .pn N , fgaag:-A-..-....M,w '- ' ' ' .-.' ., .,,.... .... . ' ' V 1' 9 April 2Is+, I932 Mr. David L. Rosenbloom, Faculry Leader Pan American Club James Monroe l-ligh School Boynron Avenue ar I72d Srreel' New Yorlc, New Yorli Dear Mr. Rosenbloom: If was a source of real grarilicalion lo me, and ro my associales in rhe Pan American Sociery, lo have observed al lhe Pan American Day assemblies, nor only ai James Monroe, buf in rhe orher high schools of New Yorlc, lhe lively srudenl inreresr in ihis increasingly imporranf movemenr in 'rhe cause of closer relarions wirh Larin America. lr was a real pleasure for me ro address your assembly, and I was inspired by rhe enrhusiasm of rhe sludenrs in ariendance. All of you are working in behalf of a greai cause, and l can nor urge you 'foo srrongly ro susrain your inieresr rherein, for a large measure of 'rhe responsibiliry for The mainrenance of peace and good fellowship among rhe republics of rhis conrinenr resrs wirh lhe younger generalion. Wilh all good wishes, Yours fairhlully, Presidenr Y , Xxx l ffl All 1' ln 1 JI ,FJ 'j -' MX l' , if 1 1 ' 0' J Jliyfqj XJ ,iff W EELLO ,ff V, . ,, ,f ACULTY f , yivufpvi fxxkf'-.f,3fL,,..uV ,.,s,,',vn,JA W, LKPMJAQF A, ,Af yy A, . 1 L X M4 1 4.4! -'XAYJ K, 543-,sf f ' KT X' A 5 9'-no CIN - ' ' 0 S NORMA HA2ELT1N,E sw WL' WW ' L WL! X HELE Maxx LANdAu MINS HA RoLd M. HC R+oN S,udNEy lLehMAN SAMLJEL 5chuMAN Toseph B. STRAUSS I2 ILIELL KLnNkERFuss ALbER+ Lube LL SAdlEA TRAchMAN .G NNW N Mfxy AMENd LUELLA BuRchAN Louis C.FREEs,:m. . Jfacob GRAMM ISRAEL AppeLL' K ALAN BRsLl. AVR+huR-FREuNd MAX HANdLEsMAN I3 SARAH BERENSON WALTER Dowvfw ISRAEL GOLdSTEIN Eueene HAusl.E Editorial HE +ime has come. The walrus said, +o 'falls of many +hings. And whal' lime is more appropriafe 'rhan graduarion lime- +o ralk of many +hings? Four years ago, we enrered +his school-freshmen. We were bewildered and afraid fo fhink of +ha+ far away fime when we should graduale. And. now, so quickly, Thai' 'lime has crepi up on us. and we are bewildered again al' The fhoughi' of sfepping info a new world. l-low difficuli' ii' will be fo parl' wirh friends who have been our conslani' companions during our high school years. ' S+uden'rs in ihe pasl' have said farewell and many s+uden'rs in 'rhe fuiure will again say farewell +o rheir Alma Maier and rheir dear friends. Bul' fha? facl' does noi make parring easier for us. ll' does nor seem possible rhai' 'rhe +ime has come for us ac+ually 'ro make our permanen+ exif. lncidenrally, E+ is very diflicull +o wri+e an edirorial of 'rhis sorf since similar senrimenfs have been expressed so offen rhal' a semblance of sincerify is hard io achieve. Well, as 'rhe walrus mighl' have said, The +ime has come +o s+op -we say goodbye wifh hopes +ha'r graduarion will nor mean The severance of 'rhe bonds of many friendships. 'A In coming years. perhaps we shall meei' each oiher again and remember 'rhese happy days ai' James Monroe. R. D. I-IEDELMAN. I4 Q VFW H ' 1 1 f O k .b4f0 A f X XLLOJ pm . MJ Q my ' ,f 4' if f ASSOCIATE, EDITOR ' AS E D ITOR ,610 ALFRED WEISSLEQ BERNICE WOLF fi o Iopqmucq LITERARY EDITOR E'h ' UA R APHAEL HAYES KNOCK EDITO 1 ft 1,' -JT ' , I , THERESA cooem. I X , S YNll1jF5ElCEAN Q M V N352. , W 1 uf J OCIATE EDITOR MARnoN ROBERTS bjffo ! cw EDITC-lf? 3 RYSHPAN YEAR B! ik T FF I 5 ,W , , ,- A 1 X A , , 1 4. X vi BUSINESS MANAGER - ADVERTISING MANAGER ABRAHAM ROSENBLUTH MILTON HOFFMAN MANAGING EDVVOR - ART EDITOR PHOTO somon- WALTER KUTTNER4 1 q , DN ., ASSKT ART EDITOR Ass'1iPHo-ro EonToR ' IRVXN GUYER LEONARD GARROWAY. YEAR B STAFF I 6 NN NIO Presiden'c's Message Dear ClassmaTes: We musT parT now. We leave whaT has been a second home To us over a period of Tour gloriously evenTTul years. OT course. iT is noT easy. We are saddened aT having To leave surroundings dear To us. The halls, The rooms, The TaculTy, have all won a place in our hearTs. AcquainTances have been made, bloorned inTo sincere Triendships-and I TrusT ThaT Time will wiTness The even greaTer cernenTing oT These companionships. BuT we experience anoTher emoTion-one oT exhilaraTion. We are Thrilled aT The vasT irnporT oT This momenT. The TuTure lies ahead. GreaT Things are expecTed of us. We leave our Alma MaTer-To conTinue The work we have sTarTed so well-To enTer bigger Tields. And Thus, This Tull and vibranT sTage oT our lives Truly is-Commencement MURRAY GOLDBERG is TREAS U R ER PLIBLICITY MANAGER' DOUGLAS SMILEY SEYMOUR FISCHBACH ' VICE PRESIDENT. PRESIDENT SECRETARY ROSALIND DEl:ITSCH' MURRAY GOLOBERO TILLIEGROSSMAN BOYS ATHLETIC MGR. I GIRLSATH LETIC MG-R. . ' 1 Q I.EO.SUT,RER I SYI.vI'A NA.DWORNY C FFICERSA I I9 BPM! OOD :K c .tg 2 1 .Vw VJ' by vox 'G 'J' ' 0 -No ld: fn as :fx 'Ao ,Psa .A Ji' 5 1 ,H 9 A 4, Y v'f'4 levw' DM, Jafivhg in ,a , wh gru- -yn .5 1 'A Y' V xl, QV! ' cr r,v I!! i I . C JJ' rJ X 5' du iff I' ' .rl P ' 000 JAMIE M'6'N Ron H.s. i ABERMAN, DIANA l56l Longfellow Ave. Dancing Club l-ler anceslors musl have made The moilo- Bellcr laie lhan never, ABRAMOWHZ, GUSSIE 735 Easl' l79fh Sl. 'Program Commillee, Junior Arisla. She's one of Those maidens: brainy and meek. ABRAMOWITZ, SOPHIE 2093 Vyse Avenue French Club, Glee Club Our fulure Euclid ABRAMS, HARRY 4 944 Easi l8Oih Si. Junior' Ari Service in Annex A iolly pal when all is gay, a lender pal , when all is gray. A ABRAMSON, DORA 254i Holland Ave. French Glee Club, Laiin Club , She sings conlralfo. Oh my! , -ADELMAN, SAMUEL I777 Bryanl Ave. Pan-American Club His career is iusi around lhe corner- whai corner? l ADORNO. PAUL . 3983 Paulding Ave. Track Team, Ifalian Club Lei a smile 'adorn' his 'Face forever AHLBECK, OSWALD IO Wesi I69+h Sl. Mimeograph Squad ' A good looking boy. Looks good as lho girls pass! ' I C v . 1- jf AHRENS. BEATRICE fi N I5l8 Luriing Ave. . 'f 'JJ A Program Corinmillee, Junior Arisfa ' She's unusual,-when she has nolhing lo ' V 5 say she doesn'+ Talk. ,, ' US. ALBERT, LAWRENCE .-3-5' I23I Wheeler Ave. Glee Club and Service League All greaf minds run in 'rhe same lrackl?l ii .f 20 l x L I fl 3 1 Jr! AA!-4 fair, 1 ' ALTMAN. JOSEPH J. Q53 III JAMES MONROEHS xxx R005 DDM! y . ALBSTEIN, ESTHER S. l4l6 Sfebbins Ave. ' Minuie Man: Characfer Training Class S5O0 reward lo lhe one who convinces ' Esther she's wrong. ALINEKOFF, CELIA 2073 Vyso Ave. Senior Arisla and Senior Service League A very, very virluous lass, who never never cul a class. IOOO Easl l73rd Sl. Dramalic Society: Knock Commiflee A promising sludenf, always promising lo do IJGIIBIIII ALTMAN. TED 704 Easf Slh Sf. Service League: Chemistry Lab. Squad He oughf To sell real esfafe-He knows i lols. ASBEL, SARAH 2Il West lO1h S+. Orchesfrag Characler Commilfee Her ambifion is lo rise, noi in posilion, buf in size. ' ASHKENAS, DAVID II68 Vyse Ave. Allendance Squad: Swifch Board Cperafor His mos? slronuous exercise is iumping al conclusionslu ASHKINAZE, WILLIAM 500 Souihern Boulevard Chemisfry Squad We hope he gels a razor for Chrislmasf' ASTOR, ETHEL l94O Hone Avenue Orchestra She and Fiiz Kriesler have somelhing in common. Whal? BARON.. MARTHA 850 Bryan? Avenue 3 Senior Arisla: Service League , She could lallc a dog ou? of ils lasl bone! BACHMAN. MILDRED I679 Easl Chesler Road Service in General Office: Pafrol Squad A good samarifan in every deed, a sweet and valuable friend in need. ' , l-Q' 2 I ET' I-Q 'l ,,dc4J'6 i ' I l l A . l I Cl 3 1 :groom :umm JAMES MDN ROE H.S. 000 BARNETT, MIRIAM l69l Nelson Avenue Gregg Journal: Spanish Office Who does more Talking-ihe class or Miriam? BARTH, LOLLY i999 Bryan? Avenue Swimming Team: Dance Orchesfra A pianisi de-luxe. BASEDOW. ELSIE 272i Hone Avenue Junior Arisfag German Glee Club Why don'i you praciice wha? you squeechl BASS, ARTHUR IIO4 Elder Avenue Senior Arisfa One of Monroe's Finest BATES, ALICE I429 Parlcer Sireei' Tennis Club: lllusiraiion Club Sweet simple and girlish. BECK, SAMUEL X I049 Simpson Sfreei' Pafrol Squad: Sienography Cup Team He's always af your 'Beclc' and call. BECKEN, ELIZABETH 2429 E. Tremoni' Avenue Here's hoping her name can help lighfen- up her life. BEIL, MARSHALL H. l525 Bryanf Avenue Pafrol Squad: Traffic Squad Usually sfudies a book wifh his eyes closed. BELKIN, JEAN 3606 E. Tremoni Avenue Boy's Dean's Office The soul of generosiiyf' BENINATI, MARGARET 2829 Zulehe Avenue Words fail us, Teachers fail her. 22 ' I fl 3 1 Q ,f6 AW .1 1 r ,V- AX A l X - ip BBQ 111 JAMES Momzonns xxx -:zoom norm! 3 l . BENJAMIN, AL 806 Easl I7Olh Sireei Varsiiy Foolball Team: Track Team Doing his besl for The foolball leam. He's gradualinglu BERGER. ABRAHAM I556 Easl 34lh Srreel' Pafrol Squad: Service Squad He knows his 'bugs' l BERGER. HELAINE i590 Easl l72nd Slreel Grade Advisors If we had more like Helaine, we'd need microscobes To find Them. BERKOWITZ. GERALD l305 Wilkins Avenue Assl. Senior Aihleiic Manager , A man wifh an aulhoriiive air. lMoslly airl. ' BERMAN, LILLIAN IO56 Fox Sfreei Lafin Club They musl' have been 'Talking abou? me again-+hey've been laughing a greal deal. - BERMAN, MORRIS 69l Easf I4OTh Slreel Live and learn.-some people iusf live! - ' BERNER, BERNARD lO45 Manor Avenue P. T. Office: Assf. Mgr. Soccer Team Why does everybody look down on him? BERNEY. BERNARD l I I5 Noble Avenue Soccer Team: Sec'y P. T. Office How can you be so nice. he keeps asking Avenue clear and cool. Place Squad of good nafu re.' I Cl 3 1 R005 2 5 FH! 000 I I I JAMES MONROE H.S. X S S BER ' BLA BLA BLA ' BLA NSTEIN, MORRIS 64I Manida Slreef Traffic Squad: Biology Lab. A lady lciller-one look af him and They die of fright BETTLEMAN. CLARA IO74 Longfellow Avenue A shining lighf of James Monroe. Who puf oul Thar lighf? BIEL, HELENE 276 Easf l99Th Slreel G. O. Office: General Office lf you wanf io find her, look for Mr. Freund. BIENSTOCK, RUTH 968 Simpson S'rreef Arisfaq Characier Commiffee A liffle girl wilh a head full of knowl- edge. BILLIG, ISIDORE 692 Easf l39fh Sfreef Buf no? a cheap guy! BIRENBAUM, RUTH 2l I5 Mohegan Avenue Arislag Service League Ru+h is lalcing a correspondence course on how To gel info fhe limelight in lon easy lessons. CK, ELIZABETH 2I65 Glebe Avenue French Gleo Club A very quief Iiffle miss, Who in her sfudies finds much bliss? NK, HELEN 2265 G-rand Avenue Accounling Office: Hockey There are really greafer deplhs Than her name suggesfsf' NK, JOHN 4438 Wilder Avenue Mirror-Service John musi be a yes man. noihinglu He 'lcnows' NKENSTEIN, LUCILLE I68O Crolcna Park Easf Tennis Club Mild--buf she safisfiesf' 24 I fl 3 Sl. 1'-,vi Jig. I J 1 .J 1 1 , A Um f. vo., ,J r N- r J ,,.,4f',,v . G' ' xx- ,JL ,1.' ' ' , ' I BBQ 1 1 1 JAMES Momma H.s. x x x my i BLUESTEIN. GERTRUDE i 944 Tiffany Slreol' G. O. Sfore Bookkeeping: Pres. Accounling Club She comes from lho slock Thai is Pre- ferredf' BLUM, ABE i048 Faile Slreel l Jus+ anolher Blum, W Thafll be bluming ou? in June. BLUMENREICH. MORRIS IO34 Kelly Sfreel Pafrol Squad: Baseball lnleriorm Pleasanl dreams! BOGIN, LOUISE l24-O Manor Avenue Sludy Hall: Baskelball A girl of quiel' ways, , Who believes. silence pays. , BOORSTEIN, EDWARD 940 Easl l73rd Slreel Be'r+er lafe lhan--? ' - BOROWITZ, MILDRED I252 Manor Avenue Bookkeeping Club: Accounling Club - Heard melodies are sweel, Those unheard are sweelerf' l BRAUNECK, DOROTHY l 1 l905 Vyse Avenue - Arista: Service League A girl wilh an average as high as a healed 'lhermorne'fer. BRESELOR, lRVlNG I204 Boynlon Avenue Debaiing Team l'l's a wise child-buf also very lalkalivel' l BRESK. ABRAHAM I23O Elder Avenue Palrol Squad: Marshall Squad l-le is lighl enough fo be Scolch. No, - noi Thai kind! BRESKIN, SYLVIA ' I939 Vyse Avenue Malh. Office: Service League Very quief-whal a rare woman! 25 zbrw OGG R I Cl 3 1 ,HOOD 5 kv ffl! 000 W 1 1 1 JAMES Il'l0NROEH.S. x xx f l BROOK, ABRAHAM I I498 Crolona Park Easl l Lalin Club One 'Brook' Thai doesn'l babble BROSTOFF, BENJAMIN l293 Bronx River Avenue Debalinq Team: Glee Club He belongs in The While House, sweep- ing up! BROWN, JOSEPH 980 Tiffany Slreel Palrol Squad Noi only 'Brown,' bul well donel BUCH. IRWIN IOIB Easl l63rd Slreel Malh. Team: Arisla - He's a greal guy-even if he's lhe only one Thar Thinks so. BURNS. PETER , 350 Easl l34lh Slreel Palrol Squad: Lunch Room Squad The Chrysler Building has nolhing on our Polar. BURTON, BEATRICE l807 Easl l77lh Slreel , Sleno. Office Eilher never alfempl or else accomplish! BUTTINO. LOUISE 592 Tinlon Avenue Always quiel, never wild. Whal's lo be done wilh a girl so mild? BRAUNSTEIN, MAX 973 Fox Slreel' Sporls Slafl of Mirror, Boys Glee Club General nuisance-by popular demand CACCIOPPOLI, AL HY l065 Kelly Sfreel Varsily Baseball Team: Varsily Foofball Team Honesll He didn'l have anylhing 'lo say when lhey gave him lhe nameI CALLIJONE, JEROME I 283l La Salle Avenue Track Team: Alhlelic Mgr. Annex I4 While in school he seems quife slow. Bul on The Track, jusl wafch him go. 26 I fl 3 1 Q55 Obs: mbrnsg I I 1 JAMES MDNR OE H.s. x x x ' CARLSON. LONNE 855 Hollywood Avenue l-lislory Office: Spanish Office Come hifher all ye faifhful-men! CARLSON, MILDRED 744 Tremonf Avenue Tennis Club A knock she doesn'+ deserve. She's never seen and never heard. CASELLA, ANGELINA l 2096 Daly Avenue Grade Adviser's Office: P. T. Office Modesf possessor of lhal happy blend, Capable sludenl and amiable friend. CELIBERTI, PETER 2238 Adam's Place Track Team: lnfer Form Silence is golden, you miserl CHARTOK BlLLlE - 202 Wesf 96th Sfreel Allendance Squad: Vocalional Guidance We call her sandwich because she's half- bred. CHASID, DOROTHY i555 Bryanl Avenue Bookkeeping Club: Accounlinq Club . . Her hear? and hand-bofh are open and Q free. l l CHERICO, PATSY 888 Morris Avenue Sec'y llalian Club We never hear him make o sound. Perhaps he does when we're noi around. CHURGEL. ADOLPH I474 Wilkins Avenue Mirror Slaff: Allendance Desk Censoredl-complimenls of fhe Knock- ediforsf' CIANELLI. ANDREW 705 Easf l79lh Slreef Senior Dance Commilfee: lnler-drama The class fisherman: Whal a line he usesl CIMINSKY, RACHEL 587 Prospecf Avenue , Akiba Club: Spanish Office Wl'1a'fever lhe 'reachers may do or say, Ray keeps smiling all 'fhru fhe day. i 27 X I Cl 3 1 :zoom mmf JAMES MONROE H.S. 050 CITRON, BETTY 77 Easf l75fh Sfreef G. O. Office: Accounfing Office She will have if known, she's nof relafed To fhe fruif by The same name. COBIN. BERNARD l52l Bryanf Avenue Pres. Infernafional Club: infer-form Basee ball Doomedl-To be a hisfory feacher. CODELL, THERESA 754 Mace Avenue G. O. Secrefary: Knock Edifor of Year Book: Service League Reliable, Ready, Resourcefulf' COHEN, ELEANOR 995 Freeman Sfreef lnferform Drama Club: German Club One sweef girl: a perfecf ray of cheer in fhis gloomy world. COHEN, HELEN 2502 Barnes Avenue Akiba Club: French Office Monroe's yes-mam. She never disagrees wifh anyone. COHEN, IRVING 94I Rogers Place Lunch Room Squad: Pafrol Squad The broadening effecf of educafionf' COHEN. JACK iI55 Morrison Avenue Pafrol Squad: Assisfanf M'gr Foofball Me and Doc. Weidman-. COHEN, LILLIAN I265 Cross Avenue French Club Oh! Whaf fhose small feef can do! COHEN. RUTH l224 College Avenue English Office: Vocafional Guidance A good friend is a choice Thing. COHEN, RUTH 977 Easf l78fh Sfreef Bookkeeping Service '31 You can never fell abou? fhese quief people! 28 I fl 3 1 JAMES MONROE I-LS COHEN, SYLVIA I582 Williamsbridge Mirror Siaiig lnier Drama Club Her slay was like snowflakes, if leaves a mark-noi a slain. COLWELL. DOROTHEA 2420 Frisby Avenue Los? and Found Office A fair exierior is a sound recommenda- Tion. , COOPER, AL I393 Fulion Avenue l-le weni io The deniisi with only one dollar. He's go? 'buck' ieelhf' COOPER. ETHEL 857 Croiona Park Norih General Office: Baskelball Club Be To her viriues very kind, Be io her faulis a lifile blind. COOPER. SYLVIA IO38 Tiffany Sireei Red Leiler Day Commiiieeg Baskeiball Club Wiih sparkling wil she keep us gay, A ionic for a dismal day. CRAMES, ESTELLE l202 Vyse Avenue Arisiag Service League She came, she saw, she spoke, and spoke, and -27 DAMESEK, ALEXANDER 8Il Bryenf Avenue Service League: Siudy Hall Chairman Siruggling for an educaiion-1 and siill going sirongf' DASHER. NORMAN i530 Bryani Avenue Gel any G. O. money? DAVIS, WALTER 55l Wales Avenue Dean's Squad: Newman Club, Sec'y. H is noi wise io be wiser lhan is nec essary. DEDERICK, ELIZABETH 2510 Mickle Avenue Siaiuesque-buf noi on a pedesialf' 29 ,ROOM 2 5 H11 000 1 1 1 JAMES MoNRoEH.s. x x x DEHLER. KATHLEEN 225 Easf l6Bfh Sfreef Swifchboardg General Office Y r Many a weary hour beguilef' DELFIN. SAUL l572 Vyse Avenue Soccer: Pafrol Squad If in a sfalole he'd sfall all day DEL MONTE, LILLIAN 2 I44 Hairlaud Avenue friendliness. DEUTSCH, ROSALIND . 86I Manida Sfreef She was a good girl, buf as go. she wenf! DOBKIN, JACK l4lO Longfellow Avenue Track Team A very polife runner: he lefs go first DOLAN, BETH 28II Heafh Avenue Grade Adviser's Office: G. A. As sweef as all Befh's should DONOHUE. JOHN 2333 Loring Place Traffic Squad An American Tragedy-- and wha? a Tragedy! , DONVAN, PAUL 2lO Easf 202nd Sfreef ' Dcnvansf' - DOYLE. KATHLEEN II27 Bosfon Road Jusf our sweef lrish Colleen. DRAZEN, IRVING l8l0 Trafalgar Place Swimming lnferformg Baslcefball a quesfion in class. 30 Vice Presidenf of Senior Class: Dance Commiffeeg French Club Her sauc ways her feasing smile, long. General Office: Knoclc Commiffee Her eyes express fhe sweefesf kind of Arisfa good girls fhe ofhers A. be , Pafrol Squad: Lunch Room Squad Nof of fhe Kenfucluy, buf of fhe Virginia lnferform Musf fall: in his sleep-he once answered ,., I fl 3 1 gg Il Ill JAMES MONROEHS SSS I DUBERSTEIN, CARL 775 Easl I75Ih Sfreel Palrol Squad: Annex Librarian ' I-Iopes his parachule will be good lo 'Ihe f lasf drop. I I DUBIN, ESTHER 75l Gerard Avenue I Monroe Squad: Glee Club 1 No+hing Io knock- Everyfhing Io boost E A I DUNN. IDA Class Treasurer: Baslcelball Team I I Uniformly goodl ECKHOFF, WILLIAM 5 l804 Pafferson Avenue Baseball Team: Biology Lab. No use knocking, +here's nobody home! EISENBERG, FRIERA 556 Fox Srreef Program Commiffee: Alciba Club A friend indeed. EKENDAHL, ETHEL 3I39 Willow Lane French Glee Club The very quinfessence of nealness and proprieIy. ELAKMAN, HARRY . yy 3035 Wallace Avenue ' Good Conducl' Group ' l Some call him I-larry, My MA Some call him Hal, Buf you needn'+ larry To dub him 'pal'. I fi 1: ,f 'flCr , Y! . - ELINSON, ESTHER I 2253 Ellis Avenue German Club: Junior Arisla A ' I Quiet Bul' O' Myl EMMER. LEON ' lOO2 Easi' l72nd Sfreel' - lnlerform Baseball: Inferform Swimming Keep Thai school-boy complexion. ENDE, PHILIP 578 Van Nesl Avenue Prinl' Shop: Service League GfoHge+ a microscope, I wanf Io see my- se . 3 I EPM! OGG R I Cl 3 1 3551! COW - .R 000 gg 1 1 1 JAMES MoNRoEH.s. x x x l ENGEL. LEO I098 Franklin Avenue The world's no beiler if we worry, Life's no longer if we hurry. ENISH. LILLIAN l326 Manor Avenue Trying her besf To please EPSTEIN, LEON i604 Jesop Avenue Minufe Man Dances and laps, Siudies and naps. lmosily ihe lafierl EPSTEIN, SOPHIE I034 Lowell Sireei' English Office l?'s never foo laie fo siari-growing! ERINGER, HANNAH l883 Prospeci Avenue Program Cornrniifee: Surveyor's Club As merry as ihe day is long. ERINGER. SAMUEL i883 Prospecf Avenue . Traffic Squad: Orchesfra Girls forge? 'rheir siudies io walch him blush. ERTMAN, SYLVIA 2486 Davidson Avenue Miss Green's Office: Gregg Journal Chuck-full of vim, vigor and whal have you! FALCON, MARION 32l Easi l78fh Sfreef French and German Dept: Grade Advisers Office Why so serious? Huh? FARRELL. FRANK 245 Emerson Avenue ' Play Maiory lnier-Drama Scciely A new age of drama has been launched. Frank has joined ihe infer-Drama Socieiyf' FAZIO, ANNA l957 Bronxdale Avenue Siudy Hall She owns ihe biggesi room in ihe world -room for improvemenif' 32 I Q 3 1 ' ' 1 6,0 MUD!! W! if I 1 l hvfijfi ff!! VV BBQ JAMES MONROE H.S. xocm uhm! FAZIO. JOHN i957 Bronxdale Avenue Lei dark days never Taze you, Oh Fazicl FEIN. AARON I254 Gran? Avenue Service League: Glee Club Fail or pass--come whal' may, Always nonchalani and gay. FELDMAN, EDWARD l42O Croes Avenue He Thinks he's The siamp of inielligence. buf we Think if's a misprinif' FELDMAN. HERBERT T232 Evergreen Avenue - Service League: Dean's Squad He lhinlcs Economic Geography is a sludy of Scoilandf' FELDMAN. JEAN 83I Fox Sireei Mirror Slaff: Sieno. Team Vivacious, Audacious, Fliriaiious. FENDRICK, MORRIS 850 Easl I75lh Sireei Varsiiy Baslcelball Mgr.: Junior Arisia He hopes +o be a denlisi-no wonder he's always down in The moulhf' FERDINAND, YALE IOIO Rogers Place When Yale meeis The College of experi- ence, we hope he succeeds. FIBISH. IDA 763 Easi l52nd Slreei Dancers' Club: lnlornaiional Club Capable, aimable, True, Reliable. likeable loo! . FICHMAN, CHARLOTTE I404 Noble Avenue French Glee Club: Alciba Club There are so many sides 'ro her, Thai she's a verilable polygon of viriuef' FIEBER. MAX 838 Manida Slreel Fooiball Team: Pan-American Club A greai fellow?? '55 5 I ,dak was if of-J, l I Cl 3 1 f' ff' 4' ,f A-44' nh V Nfl! 5 OGG gl ,. JAMES MON ROE H.S. 000 FINDER, HELYN 2l25 Cruger Avenue Program Comilleog Allendance Squad A good friend is a choice lhing. FINDER. MILTON I226 Morris Avenue Some day he'Il read The prinl off his books. FINDLING, JOSEPH 92l Whilloclc Avenue Track Team A good Track man buf a belief sludef' FISCHBACH, SEYMOUR Z. ' 2074 Mohegan Avenuo Publicily Mgr.: Assislanl News Edilor of Mirror The Monrovian 'Fronl' Page' in person. FISCHER, BEN I37 W. Tremonl Avenue Red Leller Day Comm.: Treasurer of French Club Blond crazy! Oh Kayl l-lon-nah! FISCHER, ETHEL lO33 Sl. John Avenue , As quief as lhe lighling of a fly on a fealher dusler. FISHBACK, SAM 538 Easl l75lh Slreel' Minule Man: lnfernalional Club A good hislorian-he even remembers his daleslu FISHELSON, JOSEPH I222 Boslon Road Arl Edilor of Monroe Doclrine, Arl Edilor of Senior Year Book A slilch in lime-saves embarrassment FLEISHER. JACOB i843 Crolona Avenue Good Things come in small packages. How big you are Jack! FLESHER, TILLIE l528 l-loe Avenue Tillie lhinlrs a doughnul' is a crazy million- arre. 34 I fl 3 SI. U M060 Www 1 V My ,md muh' BBQ JAMES MONROE H.S. RCSB EDM! ef' 43:51 FLON. JOSEPH I6I7 Wallon Avenue Well IIISFSIS really nofhing I can say aboul myself, excepf--. FLORES, DIEGO 49 Easf II2Ih Sfreei 4 The kind Ihal comes To school fo be I educafed. Oh Well! FRANCAVIGLIA, MARIE I77O Merrill Slreef Newman Club The baker's daughfer-she has a big bun. FRANK, DAVID I 90I Easl I79Ih SI'ree'r Swimming Squad: Service League And I said Io Marry, said I-.' FRANKEL, RITA l234 Evergreen Avenue Service League: Red Leller Day Commiffee Ri'ra claims Ihal everybody needs a res? -from one year's end Io anofherf' FREEDMAN, ISRAEL I935 Clinfon Avenue I Capfain of Lunch Room: Service Aid He sweeps af home now-Thanx Io Mon- roe's IunchroomI - I FREGA, MARIE I2IO Elder Avenue Dancing Club I The besl' illusfraiion of Ihe 'Law of Con- l servalion of Energy'. FREIZER. SOL ' 800 Easf I6Ofh Sfreef Foolballg Pafrol Squad A comedian-laughs af his own iokesf' 1 . I FREUND. eeokee . 2355 Grand Concourse Swimming Team I-Iis face and neck are always clean, For he's capfain of The swimming Team. FRIED, DOROTHY II85 Sfebbins Avenue 1 French Club They all laughed when I sfarled Io singif' 35 R52 x- S r 'F fe Ti X -' -i. 2' Q S.- yfv ,. 5034, ,mv I I I I I I I I I I CI 3 1 R005 2 5 H11 000 I I I JAMES MONROEH.S. v S S FRIEDLANDER. FLORA I46O Macombs Road Sfudy Hall: Accounfinq Club Charming, happy, every snappy. FRIEDMAN, ABE l365 Casfle Hill Avenue French Glee Club: Lafin Club He's afraid fo sfop falking-he mighf +hink. FROMMER, LILLIAN ' l3l6 Morrison Avenue Dr, Hein's Office: Library Service Beware!-looks are deceiving. FUCHS, HELEN IOI6 Easi I74fh Sfreef French Club The kind ofa girl who falks of fhe 'good old days,' when she means nighfsf' GALICIAN, DONALD IO6l Simpson Sfreef Lunch Room Squad: Pafrol Squad Are all fellows wifh musfaches like him? GALLAGHER, GLADYS IIZO Wyaff Sfreef French Club, Arisfa Look behind her books, you're sure fo find her There. f GANS, MURRAY 76I Trinify Avenue Pafrol Squad Ahl Sleep in Thee l find such peace! GARROWAY, LEONARD 594 Easf I38fh Sfreef Camera Club: Assf. -Phofo Ediior Year Book Hs fhe liffle fhinqs fha? bofher himi. He can sif on a mounfain--buf on a fack? GASSMAN. GWENDOLINE , ' ' ' l364 Bronx River Avenue ' - Maior: Sec'y fo Mr. Hershkowifz She doesn'f like 'G-wendolinef How abou? 'Buffercup'? GEIGER. BYRDIE I49O Crofona Park Easf Girl's Dean's Office. Knock Commiffee As a scienfisf, you mighf fry fo discover The germ fhaf makes Seniors flunk. 1 1 1 JAMES MONROE H.s x x x GELLER, FLORENCE l9lI Barnes Avenue Malh. Office: School Squad If you fhinlc clams have shells, lry 'ro become acquainfed wifh Florence. GELLER, HAROLD ll2I Elder Avenue A nice liffle fellow who will grow up some day: we hope! GELLER, JERRY 965 Whilloclc Avenue Exlra-Murul Edifor: Monroe Mirror: Junior Arisla Accus+omed as I am lo public sleeping, efc., efc. GENNARO, LINA l322 Edwards Avenue Sleno. Office Wearing glasses? Yes, ever since my firsl' Regenfslu GENOVA, UGO 6l6 Van Nesf Avenue Advocales hucldle sysfem for use in exams. f GEREMIA, JEAN ' l83l Mayflower Avenue Newman Club Why knock edifors go crazyI GERSHUNY. GEORGE 502 Wesf I77lh Sfreel' Affendance Squad: Roio Y Oro Sl'-:ff A self-made man, in love wifh his maker. GIANNINI. WILLIAM i830 Edison Avenue 'An exfreme in coolness, calmness, and collecliveness, buf whal exl'remeI GIUSTINO, RAYMOND l5l2 Leland Avenue llalian Club: Newman Club l00'X., 'fempermenfal-9870 Temper, 21, MenfaI. GLASSER, IDA l29l -Meltalf Avenue Gym Service For she's a iolly good fellow. 37 l 260:11 :bmi :rAw-ig. mo!RoE'H.s. 000 GLASSER, LEON Il35 Ward Avenue Plays all inslrumenls including The radio. vicfrola and radialorf' GLIGANIC, IRENE I862 Pallerson Avenue Alhlefic leader in gym: P. T. Office Nolhing done, and nofhing earned. GOLDBERG, JACK I2OO Hoe Avenue Monroe Mirror Good Things come in small packages- somelimesf' GOLDBERG, MURRAY Il42 Manor Avenue Associale Edilor-Monroe Mirror: Debafing Team: Lilerary Edilor-Monroe Doclrine Agreeable and Tull of fun, Well-liked by everyone. GOLDENBERG, ROBERT I25l Evergreen Avenue Glee Club As a singer, he's beller slill! GOLDENBERG, SYLVIA I25l Evergreen Avenue Pafrol Squad: Vocafional Guidance A poclcef edilion of Joan Crawford. GOLDGRABEN, BERNARD I239 Simpson Slreel' Sleno. Cup Team: Vocalional Guidance Speech is silver. silence is Gold-greben. GOLDSTEIN, EDWlN 65l Cosler Sfreef Palrol Squad: Assembly Squad l-le slopped drinking coffee in The morn- ing in order lo be able lo sleep in class. GOLDSTEIN, GEORGE I463 Hoe Avenue Orcheslra: Gym. Capfain LiHle boy George, come beal your drum, The seniors are wailing, assembly's begun. GOLDSTEIN, JACOB l335 Sforrow Slreef Palrol Squad: French Office Self-love, my friends, is noi as vile as sell-neglec'r. 38 I Cl 3 fl. I. N 'JAMES MONROE H.S GOLDSTEIN, NAOMI l533 Bryanl Avenue Orcheslra lf she doesn'I make 'scciely' someday, we miss our guess. GOODMAN, RUTH 2229 Ellis Avenue lnformaiion desk: Junior Arisla A woman's weapon is her Iongue, Rulh knows This, allho' quile young. GORDON. GEORGE I038 Ward Avenue Glee Club: Play Maior As a singer his high-school career was a howling success. GORDON. JULIUS 540 Claremonl Parkway Can he run-when The bell rings. GORMAN, HARVEY l845 I-Iobarl' Avenue Band He musl be a baker's son, 'Ihe girls like his dough. GORMAN, PAULINE 2359 Weslchesler Avenue Edilor of Gregg Journal: Mirror Office Pauline dances every slep. full of grace and full of pep. GOTTLI EB, SAMU EL IO34 Freeman Slreel The human queslion mark?? GOTTLIEB, SIDNEY I826 Balhgale Avenue G. O. Siore: Pafrol Squad l.iHle by lillle, he's becoming a man. GOVERNALE, ROSE MARIE ' I805 Gleason Avenue Secreiary of Arislag Hislorian of Service League Rose Irulhfully claims-e complimenl is somelhing said 'lo a person which he and we know is noi' Iruel SKY, THEODORE 204-I Ellis Avenue Palrol Squad The spiril' of Ihe income lax:-Wa+ch his figure grow. 39 .ROOM ll 5 IW! 000 1 1 1 JAMES MoNRoEH.s. x x x GREENBERG. ELLIOT 720 ST. Mary's Sfreef Any+hing's possible. GREENBERG. IRVING 1424 Crolona Park Easi Asst. Sec'y of P. X. Class Afier all, you musi keep in mind fha? his mofher will read This. l GREENBERG. ISIDORE l695 Hoe Avenue Senior Arisfa: Senior Service League l-le once sprained a self on ihe back. ligamenl pafling him- 'f 'if GREENBERG. SYLVIA 2922 Barnes Avenue Alciba Club Thy modesly is a candle io fhy merit 'iff GREENBERG, ISAAC 670 Easf l4Isf Sfreer Pafrol Squad: Accounling Office The essence of shrieking silence. GREENE, BERNARD l220 Shakespeare Avenue Lunch Squad: Surveyors' club He may look like a laid, buf he'Il gel your goal! GROSS, MORRIS 270I Webb Avenue . Golfing along fine-wifh other people's homework GROSSMAN, JULIAN, MAURICE l i252 Manor Avenue Service League: Arisia .. . . . .. Hes so musical, he even has drums in his ears. GROSSMAN. MAX I327 Prospecf Avenue Pairol Squad I Emp+y barrels malce a lol' of noise foo! GROSSMAN, TILLIE 962 Easl l72nd Slreel' Secreiary of Senior Class: Eclilor of Gregg Journal She goes ou? so much her friends call her,-Miss Flame. 40 I fl 3 1 rife? Q33 JAMES MONROE H.S. GURA. BENJAMIN I979 Daly Avenue Scribes: Chess Team I+ is beller lo have blulfed and passed. lhan never 'lo have passed al all. GURA, LEONARD IO40 Fox Slreel The boy wilh 'rhe apple complexion GUTERMAN. ELIAS 744 Manida Slreel Pholo Edilor-Mirror: Arisla Jusl piclure yourself-he can. GUTTENTAG, PHILIP I374 Bronx River Avenue Arislag Comm. on Characler Educalion The 'Bill of Righls' in person. GUYER, IRVIN 975 Easl 226lh Slreel Scribes Club: Publicalion Club His arlislic lalenl is acclaimed genius, bu? genius is a mild form of insanily. HACKETT, HARRY 938 Washingfon Avenue Service Squad Surer To prosper Than prosperily ilsell could assure us. HAFF, HAROLD 832 Whifloclc Avenue German Glee Club Well, anyway he can gel a iob al The Roxy Thealre. HALPERIN, WILLIAM 8Il Riller Place Varsily Foolball Team: Traclc. There may be a beller man somewhere. bul' he doubls il. HALPERN. EDWARD I2lO Elder Avenue Surveyors Club: 8lh Form Baseball V!hy Teachers gray young! HALPERN, FRIEDA 667-7l Union Avenue Alciba Club: English Office A ready wil-she always has somelhing on her 'ronguef' 41 ROOM DPM! l Cl 3 1 SDM! OSD X ,se A. JAMES MON ROE H.S. 000 HANDLER, ADELINE 2l44 Crolona Parkwa Y Record Office: Sec'y Camera Club Sweel Adeline! HAIDUCK, SUE 1265 Evergreen Avenue Program Comm.: Junior Arisla She rose lo heighfs very easily lby means of our elevalorlf' HATTENBRUN, DOROTHY 8l9 Easl l52nd Slreel General Oflice: Dancing Club Gayly on her way she goes, ln no one's business pokes her nose. HAYES, RAPHAEL 983 Eas? l8lsl' Slreef Feafure Edifor of Mirror: Lilerary Edifor of Year Book Really my deah, Poelry is like caviar: one musl develop a 'rasle for il. HECHT. SYLVIA 626 Easl I4Ofh Sfreel Monroe Mirror: Service League Our Fulure Journalisf. lPerhapsll ' , HEDELMAN, ROSLYN 900 Bronx Park Soufh Pres. of G. O.: Pres. Pan-American Sfudenl' League: Edilor-in-chief-Senior Year Book A rare combinalion of varied lalenls and inlinile charm. HEINE. LESLIE l745 Jaruis Avenue Chemisfry Ofhce l-le does nolhing wilh beller efficiency. HENRY, CAROLYN II94 Washingfon Avenue l-leighl' and Mighll HERMAN, FLORENCE 47 Fl. Washinglon Avenue Blushing is lhe purple hue of' m'odesly. HERMAN, ROBERT l584 Easl l72nd Slreef Senior Dance Commillee Those flashing eyes, Those dancing feel, No wonder girls, Think him a heal. 42 I Cl 3 1 BBQ Jgrlfg Mounoe H.s. HERSHBERG, BELLE l328 Granl Avenue English Office Our high-powered salesladyf' HERSHOWITZ, CLARA I625 Balhgafe Avenue Grade Adviser's Office: Assi. Boys P. T. Office lf she los'r ihe Third syllable, she'd be minus her 'wi+s'l HERSON. CY IOIO Hoe Avenue Lieuienanf of De+eniion: Service League II he had a lillle diri' ai Ihe end of his nose, we'd call him 'Sandy-Hoolc'. HILLER, ETHEL 467 Easf I36fh Sireel You can'+ knock, 'Elhyl'-she's anii- l:noclcI HIRSCH, GERTRUDE I3l4 Si. Lawrence Avenue Glee Club A quiei conscience makes one so serenel HIRSCH. SIDNEY I3l4 Si. Lawrence Avenue Service League: Alciloa Club PaIrick Henry was good. Tool HOCKMAN. ABRAHAM 2676 Grand Concourse Gym Capfains Club A wealc liHle echo in 'Eco'. HOFFMAN. MILTON IO42 Hoe Avenue Dean's Squad: G. O. Siore AnoIher reason why girls clamor for co-ed schools. HOGAN. JOHN 680 Easi l4OIh Slreel Glee Club As boisierous and as loud as Calvin Coolidge. HOLMES, MARIE Il Bay Slreef Pan American Club: Girls Alhlelic Assoc. Shorloclc's sisier-she ferreis our Ihe why and wherefore of everyfhingf' 43 supra! W OO - R l I Q 3 1 : XAQI: U A A fum SV' , A D , X U v - T , OOC! BNN! 050 1 1 1 JAMES MONROEH.S. x xx .R ge-x nO as Er qu 3+ ri .- Q Q A' if-'rp fix Ts H lm-r.L . HORN, ETTIE 737 Fox Sireef Alxiba Club ll's never Too laie lo slari blowinq your 'horn'. HOROWITZ, NATHAN Il45 Morrison Avenue French Book Room Au revoir. Bon Voyage! HOROWITZ, SADIE II2 Haven Avenue Sec'y lo Mr. Slrauss Tho' gloom may ihreaien us each day, Sadie soon drives ihe clouds away. HOROWIT1, SARAH 692 Easf I39ih Sireei Poeiry Club: French Club She's a senior. Aren'+ we all? HORTON, MARION I4-70 Si. Lawrence Avenue G. O. Represeniaiivez P. T. Office You've qoi io like her. HUTT, FAY 3422 Knox Place She musi' have an iron head. She was caughi in lhe rain and now her hair's furned rusiy. HYAMS, LAWRENCE 754 Mace Avenue Chemisfry Squad: Pairol Squad Les Miserables. HYMAN, CHARLOTTE l9Il Universiiy Avenue Glee Club Music haih charms. lTo sooihe The savage beasl'?l INNERFELD, BESS I26I Wheeler Avenue Tennis Club: General Office Bend down sis+erl INSARDI, DAVID I634 Easichesler Road Through personalify and pep, He has gained a considerable 'rep'. 44 I fl 3 1 ff' Z f SEQ I I I JAMES NONRDE HS. S S S . Jw ,N INSARDI, MARY I634 Easfchesfer Road Spanish Office: Dean's Office When someone gefs 'lo know her beffer lef us know somefhing abouf her. ISACSON. REGINA I3lO Morris Avenue Arisfa: Service League Regina believes a passive verb is when fhe subiecf is The sufferer as:-'I am lovecl'. ISRAEL MARION 843 Easf l72nd Sfreef French Glee Club: Dancing Club Do all good Ihings come in small packages? JACOB, KATHERINE I479 Sf. Lawrence Avenue Superbly fall: divinely fair. JACOBOWITZ, JEROME ' 972 Kelly Sfreel Camera Club One of our Irish boys. JACOBS, BELLE 843 I-lunfs Poinf Avenue Acc'f. Club: Good School Conducf Group You wouldn'I' fhink if fo look af her. JAFFEE, NETTIE 2442 Easf Trernoni Avenue Lafin Club Neffie is a decided blonde. She decided lasf nighfl JANOWITZ, RENEE 2083 Daly Avenue Glee Club Alfho' one of her woes, ls fhaf liffle Mafh she knows: She's familiar enough wilh her 'X's'. - JANTZEN, MABEL 2Il Newman Avenue Pres. Swimming Team: Swimming Club 'Klauffzen-The besf on fhe market lbafhing suif . JOHNSON, SADIE 830 Beck Sfreef Lunch Room Squad: lnfer-Drama The song and dance girl of Monroe f45 m :bmi OO 4 1 JM! ' I ,- K I fl 3 1 ,zoom mmf J JA MFEMQTGREE H.s. 000 I s TS JOSEPHS, CATHERINE 926 Bronx Park Soufh Glee Club: French Glee Club Who is fhis Rosa Ponselle, anyway. JURAVEL, DAVE I697 Andrews Avenue Physics: Lab. Squad An experl' in ligures lno, Ihe olher kindII KADETSKY. EHRNA l5l6 Bryanr Avenue French Glee Club: Lalin Club She could leach fishes how 'ro swimI KAISER. SELMA 2232 Light Slreel llluslralion Club: Nalural Dancing Club The clarion call of womanhoo-dl KANTOR, CELIA II43 Colgale Avenue French Office: Arl Gllice l don'l' worry, I don'+ care, I don'l hurry anywhere. KANTROWITZ. BELLA I236 Ward Avenue Affendance Service: Baskelball A good sporl'-bolh on and off lhe baskel ball court KAPLAN. HELEN 854 lnlervale Avenue Anyway she knows her address! KAPLAN. SIDNEY ' l056 Boynlon Avenue Track Team: Handball Team This boy assumes a brighf ouflook. Thanks 'ro his spec'racIes. KAPLAN, SYDELL H. I422 Croes Avenue Glee Club: Accouniing Office Like a verb-she has many moods. KARBER. ANNA' R. l5OO Vyse Avenue lnfernafional Club: Arisia She's good in I-Iisfory-she fhinks lhe law of gravify was enacted by Ihe Brilish Parliamen1'. ' 46 I fl 3 1 ff I ll JAMES NONROEHS SS S QQQ - 1 l KARLISTSKY, PAULINE Camera Club: Program Commiilee ' Whose guide is reason? I I KASS, BEN l320 Wesl Farms Road I Supply Squad: Service League A born avialor, he carries his head KATZ, DOROTHY C 795 Garden Slreel 1 Junior Arisra: French Glee Club Clear of eye, clear of mind, she'Il malce her way, you will find. KATZ, HYMAN 940 Simpson Slreef l-oolball Squad: Pafrol Squad Meow! KATZ, LOUIS 99I Freeman Sireef An obliging fellow-he'll even laugh ai lhe knocks in Ihis book. KATZ, SIMON ' l7I7 Bryanl' Avenue How are all 'rhe lciflens al home? KATZMAN, MORRIS r 877 Easf I65+h Slreel Since lhe crash, even his hair is in fhe - red. l - KAUFMAN, LOUIS I33O lnfervale Avenue Lunchroom Squad: Biology Squad A sfrong silenl he-man. - KAUFMAN, MINNIE I Secrelary 'ro Miss Spencer y 4 Never casrs a single reflecfion-except in her mirror. KAUFMAN. SEYMOUR r . Swiichboarcl Operaforg Pafrol . A man made lo be loved-by himself. l 47 I 1 730 Prospecl' Avenue , amongsl The clouds. ' I329 Fleley Avenue , xocw zbrnsq l I fl 3 1 Ibm! so 1AMEsMoih5EH5. 000 KELENSON. MIRIAM 810 Easi I78fh Slreef Thinks she's a musician-always fiddling around her hair. , GERTRUDE 24 Frisby Avenue ly: P. T. Service They never lasfe who always drink, They always falk who never ihinkf' M I I. GEORGE J II46 Elder Avenue Service League: Senior Arisla The Presidenl' of The defeafed candidales club and 'lhe soul of good nalure-. KESSLER, ARTHUR A. IOI2 Olmslead Avenue Like l-lalley's comet ideas come To him once in a lifelimef' KESTENBAUM, RUTH IS63 Viclor S+ree+ Office Work: Glee Club Her fine personaliiy, has won her popu- larify. I KIERSTEIN. EUGENE I326 Morrison Avenue Mirror Slaffy Knock Cornmillee Always up in The air. KINDLER, BELMONT 3657 Broadway Knock Cornmilleey Senior Baseball 'leam I wonder whaf his molher calls him? KIRCHHOF. LORENZ Traffic Squad: Fourfeen Club A finished produc'rl?l KLEIMAN, MORRIS 454 Easl' I45'rh Slreel Foolball feam Thy modesiy is a candle To 'thy meri'r. KLEIN, HARRY I256 Manor Avenue Pafrol Squad: Band All fhe Term he runs and plays. AT fhe end he crams and prays. 48 ll I fl 3 1 l X I 1 ,xxx AX XX l 'A-T Xyl r l l f k BBQ oem :army 1 1 I JAMES MONROE I-Ls. x x x A 7,4 l KLEIN, JESSIE I f 2800 Bronx Park Easl. Seclion R I lnler-I-ligh School German G-lee Club: Drama Club Tall: lo her of Jacob's ladder and she would asl: lhe number of slepsf' KLEIN, RUTH 1550 Minford Place Baskefball: Alziba Club Once in a while She says somelhing real clever. KLEMAS, SADIE II05 Boynlon Avenue lnlernalional Club Judging from The gingham bell, she's slill a larmer's daughlerf' KLING. WILLIAM 938 Bronx Parlc Soulh lnlerform Soccer Ano'rher Klinq-ing vine. X - KLITZNER, SAM II56 Tiffany Slreel He specializes in exercise: in olher lhings he's noi so wise. KNOBLER, SYDNEY II54 Slralforcl Avenue Palrol Squad: Knock Commillee A Knobler man we never saw. KNOPF, ALBERT 87l Easl I78l'h Slreel Service League: Manager of Swimming Team I-le's all wel'l KOMISAR, ABRAHAM I055 Manor Avenue Surveyors Club: Tennis Team He slarled oul 'lo be a 'nil-wil,' buf ended as a 'whal'-nol'. ' KOPELOV. SIDNEY I463 Boslon Road G. O. Slcre: Palrol Squad Always willing lo help lhimselflf' KORN. EMANUEL 824 Easlern Parkway, B'lclyn Swimming Team I-lis name malres him sound like a chirop- odisl. 49 I 2 rl I fl 3 1 5551! .RG 000 A 1 1 1 JAMES MoNRoEH.s. x x x n KOSAKOFF, JOSEPH 760 Easf I78fh Sfreef Traffic Squad: lnfer-form Baslcefball The good die young. Well here's +o long life Joe. KOSOFSKY. WILLIAM i089 Tiffany Sfreef Infer-form Baseball: infer-form Baslcefball n The boy wifh plenfy of ambifion-fo r graduafef' KOVAR. LESTER 847 Easl l72nd Sfreef Mirror Sfaff: Traffic Squad Will somebody buy fhis liffle boy a soap box. KRACK. ARTHUR ll I5 Dean Avenue Lafin Club: Associafe edifor of Res lvionronianaen Jusf anofher wise Kraclcf' KRANTZ, BEN - l 2685 Universify Avenue Swimming Team: Band The swimmer of fhe band--he flounders around unfil he finds lhe righf nofe fo land. KRASNOSTEIN, HELEN l2l5 Seneca Avenue Don'f fudge fhis girl by whaf she has done, buf by whaf she is. KRAUSER. DAN IIBI Easf Tremonf Avenue , Lafin Service: French Service He had an idea buf if died in solifary confinement i KRELL, LEO I925 Crofona Avenue i Service League: Glee Club , A bufcher wifhouf an overhead. l l-le makes his own bologna. l KRESNEY, SYLVIA I457 Vyse Avenue French Glee Club: Dance Commiffee Conservafive and nof af all bold. i KREUTER, JACK 2086 Vyse Avenue Defenfion Squad: Pafrol Squad , Jusf a 'Vyse' guy. l 4 50 I fl 3 1 BBQ Com norm! I I J JAMES MONROE H.S. 'S S S KRIKKER, MARGE 852 Easl' l72nd Sfreel Eyes are 'the windows of a woman's soul. KUPFERBERG, MILTON lO38 Souihern Boulevard Supervision Squad: Sfamp Club He's noi a peel' lpshl bu? he doesn'l know if. KUPFERMAN, PEARL I379 Bronx River Avenue Glee Club ' Ano1her humming bird. KUPPERBERG, IRVING IIIO Westchester Avenue Baslcelball Team: Dance Commifiee On a baslcefball courf he scores and scores, ln ihe classroom he snores and snores ' KUTTNER, WALTER ' 90I Souihern Boulevard Managing Ediior Year Book Hs hard lo lcnoclc him, he's only a visilor from Tilden. LANGER, LILYAN I738 Hobard Avenue G. O. Slore: G. O. Office Lillian was on one of ihose eighieen day diefs. buf finished il in one day. LAPIDUS, SOL l I695 Hoe Avenue Chess Club: Surveyors Club He rose on a cresl of silence. LASSMAN. ELIAS 2855 Grand Concourse - Pres. of Glee Club A fall, musical young man, Who always does lhe besf he can: Af making sounds serene and sweet Aiiording everyone a freak - LAUB. GUSSIE II34 Slraiford Avenue Business Sfalf of Year Boolcg G. O. Office A reserved inlellecf. Reserved for wha+? LAVELLE, EDWARD 8lO Easl l80lh Sireel Golf Team: Lunchroom Squad Forel -- a would-be golfer. 5 I . ,. ,,., . M... .. R I I Cl 3 1 SDN! OOD I in 000 I I I JAMES l'IONROEH.S. X S K LAX. PAUL l4lO Rowland Slreel When he gels his diploma. he'Il 're-lax'. , LEBLANG, JOSEPH Il8O Gran? Avenue Service League: P. T. Locker Monilor Can you imagine. he Ihoughf July 4 was an English King! ' LEBOST, ESTELLE 2l04 Crolona Parkway German Ofliceq Spanish Office , Beware Menl She's on Ihe Rifle Team. LEBOWITZ. PHILIP . I344 Lyman Place I-Ie doesn'l always look Ihal way, il's lhe depression! LEBWOHL, SYLVIA I 2I4 Echo Place ff Glee Club: Tennis Club She never Talks in loud Iones where she lives. LEDERMANN, GINA 2168 Prospecl Avenue G. A. A.: Program Commillee Nor quile 'rhe manager of 'rhe baseball . Ieam-buf lhe caplain's manager. , LEFF, SYLVIA . l lI75 Vyse Avenue lnlernalional Club: Inler-Drama Club Sylvia lhinks fhaf 'the wife of a duke is a 'ducky'. LEFKOWITZ. MILTON I 94l I-loe Avenue Play Maier: Pafrol l All Ihe wifs in his possession are nof in l l f his name. LEICHTER, MOE 1 2l44 Crolona Parkway 5 Arislag Service League He Ihinks Sir Issac Newlon is a brolher of 'fig'. . LEIDMAN, SAMUEL l285 Sf. Lawrence Avenue Debaling Team: Traffic I-Ie puls vaseline on his hair-no wonder everyfhing slips his mind. , I 52 I fl 3 SI. BBQ 1 ll JAMES Mormon HS xx x oem :army LENCHNER. LOUIS I327 Wilkins Avenue LaTin Club He looks inTelligenT-leT's qive him The benefiT of The doubT. LENNON, EDWIN 2909 Olis Avenue Newman Club Ed-win's The hearT of many a person. LEVENSON, EVELYN ZI46 Honeywell Avenue G. O. STore: G. O. Treasure Office VirTue is like a rich sTone-besT when plainly seT. LEVEY, ARTHUR l2l9 Wheeler Avenue Handball: Camera Club Do you love me? So do I. LEVINE. EDITH 552 Fox STreeT Aklba Club: Program CommiTTee Her hobby is playing assisTanT To Mr. . Kerpen. LEVINE. FRANCES l3I7 BoynTon Avenue Wake up girlie, The war's over LEVINE. GEORGE I396 STebbins Avenue Rip Van Winkle finally awoke, George hasn'T as yeT. 1 LEVINE. RAE 1 l329 Commonweallh Avenue Telephone OperaTorg Leadership Club , G-eographically s p e akin q-she's all 1 wrong. ' LEVINE. SADIE IO39 Manor Avenue lllusTraTion Club As The prinTer says. you know The Type. LEVINE. SAUL 858 Fox STreeT Chess and Checker Club OT The New York l.evines. 53 l I l gd? pzwcbf Lf lC!. l . A 4 I I I Cl 3 1 OOD 2551! 000 1 1 1 JAMES MONROEH.S. x x x Ki r all Vw ruffm ' x. ll LEVITT, lRWlN B. I973 Vyse Avenue Alciba Club li ignorance is bliss-he's a blisler. LEWIS, AUGUSTA 2098 Slarlinq Avenue Ari' Office: Siege Squad Where +here's life, lhere's-Augus+a. LEWIS, LEON l786 Vyse Avenue Senior Arislag Senior Service League Pa+ience is lhe molher of success and happiness. UNDER, BETTY I522 Vyse Avenue Assembly Squad: French Glee Club She's lhe one 'lhal pul' 'harm' in'l'he word 'charrn'. LINKA, MURRAY II8l Sherman Avenue Pafrol Squad: Good School Conducf Group l-le loves aihlelics--checkers 'For insiance. LIPPERT, FLORENCE lllb l-loe Avenue lnnal'ely 'Hne. LIPSCHITZ. TOBIE l308 Hoe Avenue Alciba Club: Baskelball Club Look our boys, she loves red. LITINSKY, LEO l322 Manor Avenue Lalin Club i'Travels by ireighf, slow, sure. and usually ale. LITVIN. EMANUEL L. 775 Easf l75'rh Slreel' Chemisfry Office Squad Always S. O. L. lSleeping or Lounginglf' LO CICERO, MARY I9O Brown Place Junior Service League Thru her fine personalily, she's bound lo succeed. 54 I fl 3 1 l., l 5 Q53 JAMES MONROE H.S. LONDON, GEORGE I42l Vyse Avenue Service League: Mafh Office Squad Half of The half. LONDON, HAROLD I42I Vyse Avenue Service League: Chem Office Squad The ofher half of The half. LOSCALZO. PETER 642 Wales Avenue PresidenT of The lfalian Club IT's beffer To be Tickling The ivories, Than scrafching your head. LOWOWSKY. MAX 925 Union Avenue Good Characfer CommiTTee: FooTball Squad Here's To Max, who's always smiling. Whose days are always sunny: Who laughs ouT loud aT everyfhing, and finds his homework funny. LOWY, OLGA 685 Beck SfreeT Program CommiTTee The reason she comes To school is To answer 'here'. LUBETSKY, AL 630 Easf I40fh Sfreef Service Squad Al's a good boy, he oughf To gef a-head. LUBOW, BENJAMlN lO7O Faile STreeT Service League and Spanish Club A perfecT man, even if he is The only one ThaT Thinlcs so. LULOFF, BENJAMIN l247 Ffeley Avenue Lunch Room Squad and Pafrol Squad NOT afraid To work buf he's noT in sym- paThy wifh The idea. ' LYNCH, RICHARD l58l Mayflower Avenue Pafrol Squad He came over on The Mayflower er er Mayflower Avenue To you! LYNCH. THOMAS 506 Wesf l79fh STreeT Accounfing Office i'Don'T be fooled by The name-he's harm- essl 55 ROOM SPH!! l I fl 3 3- H11 OOD JAMES MON ROE H.5. 000 MAC EACHERN, JOHN !ll8 Souihern Boulevard Arisfa: Pres. of German Club So quie+ we hardly know he's around, bu! you should hear him in ihe Glee Club! MAIDEN, KATE 2I2O Hughes Avenue Knock Cornmilfee: Exchange Edifor of Senior Snooze Every 'rirne Kay smiles, she adds anoiher hear! io her colleciion of boy friends. MAGER, MAURICE 837 Trinify Avenue Lunchroom and Audiiorium Squad S'rop! Thou shall' nor pass! MALKIN, EDWARD 593 Beech Terrace His service fo Monroe is ihal he wen? elsewhere 'ro school. MANDEL, ISAAC 2205 Walfon Avenue Capfain of Palrol Squad: Service League His sense of humor isn r as bad as his iokes. MANKES, PEARL 8II Tinlon Avenue Mr. Kanzer's Office: Junior Arisla Spare ihe rod and spoil fhe child! MANTIN, JOSEPH 800 Logan Avenue Glee Club: Mimeograph Squad People gel seasick looking af The waves in his hair. MARGGRAF, ALFRED ll5O lniervale Avenue Orchesfra Picfures reflecl' characler. Wha+'s wrong wifh his pic'rure? MARGOLIN, ABE i306 Fleley Avenue Glee Club: Pairol Squad He has a kind face-wha! kind7 MARGOLIN, THERESA 867 Easf !8!s+ Sireel Characfer Comrnifiee: Accounlinq Club A liiile girl wiih big ideas. 56 I fl 3 1 Q53 JAMES MONROE I-LS. MARGOLlES, ISIDORE I I IO Wyafl Sfreef Akiba Club: Play Major As an aclor on fhe sfage, he'd be beffer 'off'. MARKHEIM, ROSE 2090 Morris Avenue French Club: French Gleo Club If pessimism were eleciricify, She'd be fhe whole power plant MARLOW, MURRAY 5l2 Rosedale Avenue Dean's Squad: Marshall's Squad Going fo be a policeman-He has flai- feef alreadyl MARTIN. HELEN 2027 Muliner Avenue Dean's Office: Newman Club She fha? halh wisdom-Spareih her wordsl MAZLEN, DOROTHY I4-80 Seabury Place Glee Club: Swimming Team Georgia Coleman, Helen Madison, and Dolly. MEADE, RITA II74 Clay Avenue Like all good children-soon buf seldom heard. MELAVSKY, MORRIS 964 Fox Sfreef Whaf a senior should loolr lilce--buf doesn'fl MENDELSON, CECELIA 8I5 Fairmonf Place P. T. Office Does your mofher know you're oul Cecelia? ' MESSINGER, AL l245 Elder Avenue Color Guard: Dr. l-loin's Office l+'s been fold, he exhausfs himself frying fo dodge work. MESSINGER, SYLVIA I245 Elder Avenue Minufe Many Pan-American Club She's confrary fo her name-sho doosn'l carry news. 57 BPM! OGG - 2 '1- W Q-. l I Cl 3 1 ,ROOM I 5 M! JAMES MON ROE I'I.5. 000 MESTER. GOLDIE I263 Wheeler Avenue Tennis Club and Gregg Journal SweeI and Iovely. MEYER, GILBERT IIO2 Longfellow Avenue Camera Club A brighl' slude-under Edison's liqhfs. MEYEROWITZ, GERTRUDE II69 Slralford Avenue Secrelary of Gerrnan Club and Girls Glee Club Geriy is our 'rreasurer-she claims Ihe fufure of 'you give' is 'I 'ralce'. MEYERS, LAWRENCE 948 Fox Sireel Music Deparlmenf Offices and Junior Serv- ice League I-le Ihinlcs he's an arfisl because he draws his breaIh. MICHALEFSKY, WILLIAM I935 Hobard Avenue Palrol Squad: Spanish Club CalI me 'Milne' iI's easier. MIER. JACK I349 Soufhern Boulevard Inspecfion Squad: Head Squadsman of Traffic Squad I-Ie musf have broken his lilfle brofher's bank, judging from Ihe way he paid his senior dues. MILLER, DAVID 634 Fox Slreef Aero Club: Camera'Club So Irim, so neal. so debonair, From The crease in his panls, Io Ihe par? in his hair. MILLER, SOLOMON I7IO Universify Avenue I-Ie laughs and Ihe world laughs-ai' him. MOLINARI. JOSEPHINE I020 Easf l79+h Sfreef A Grade Advisers' Office: Spanish Club A plain girl-always on fha leveI. MORRISON, SYLVIA 2IOO Bronx Park Easl Office Slaff of Mirror A pockel ediiion-buf whal a big sellerI 58 I fl 3 fl. 1 BBQ 1 1 A JAMES MoNRoE I-Ls. x x x MOSCOWITZ, MIRIAM 822 Hewifl Place Spanish Club: Work in English She's reformed-she only comes To school laie once a week now. MUCCI, ANTHONY I4-55 Bryan? Avenue He goes along in his own quiel way, bu? 1 he gels +here iusi The same. l MULLER, ALBERT I l728 Fillmore Sireei Scribes Club: Ediior of Plauder Maulchen He looks wise: he says he's wise: bul we Think oTherwise. MUH, ELIZABETH , 2528 S+. Raymond Avenue Pan American Club l'r's a good 'thing her name isn'+ spelled wiih a 'P'. i MUND, HILDA 750 Beck Sfreel English Office Once spoke lhru a sieve, and had her voice slrainedf' MUNESCHES. ANNE l99O Ellis Avenue ' G. O. Office: Play Major l-ler ambifion is 'ro be a leading lady on Broadway. , MURPHY, EVELYN i 292i Wellman Avenue An all-Talking. 'iechnicolor producfionf' NADEL, ALEXANDER 720 Hunis Poini' Avenue School Supervision Squad: Regenis Com- mifiee Anolher efficiency experl-he likes lo economize. ' NADWORNY, SYLVIA l3l3 Commonwealih Avenue Vice-Pres. of G. A. A.: Senior alhlelic Mgr. 'A girl ihaf's alhleiic, iolly and gay, and wears a smile all Thru The day. NASANOWSKY, MINNIE Il5O Vyse Ave. 2 l1's ihe liiile Things Thai counl. lsome- i Timeslf' 59 ROOM MPM! l I Cl 3 1 3551! GOO vi lil llf 090 JAMES MONROEH 5 X S X NAZER. DOROTHY llO4 Manor Avenue Lunch Room Squad: Swimming Team Fair of face, lighf of hair, When if comes lo boys, she's all +here. NAZER, DOROTHY lI54 Ward Avenue Service League: Dance Commillee S+eady and Reliable. NEMEREFSKY, LEON l5l6 Charlolle Slreel' This fellow sorf of slipped in. NEMIROW. SAUL - l23O Elder Avenue lnlerlorm Track He lhinks a frack meef is a railroad iunc+ion. NEWMAN, ALBERT I240 Ward Avenue Pres. lnvenfors Club: Microscopy Club Caesar had his Brulusg Charles I his Crom- well-Newman, beware lhe regenl's. NEWMAN, SEYMOUR 89l Fox Slreel Mimeograph Squad: Service Squad We'd like fo see less Newman. I NEZIN. CLARA 720 Tinlon Avenue I Dancers' Club: lnlernalional Club I A dancer, a leader, a Thinker is she: in l facl quile a prodigy. I NISSENBAUM, HERMAN i326 Wheeler Avenue Pafrol Squad 1 Tha genlle lover--he kindness. slays Them wilh l NOCELLA, MARY l73I Jarvis Avenue Characler Club: French Glee Club . Sword slraighl-Sleel blue. NORKIN, EDITH 8lO Elfon Avenue P. T. Office 'Kin you answer lhe quesl'ion? 'norkin' I. I fl 3 1 l 1 'J A I X I5 X If Of IV' ,I Q53 JAMES MONROE H.S. ,fre l I llr 5 .M 4 I J lljfly fl, 'I 1 ' N IWC I A kj I ylylf X W . I NOTARIUS, MILTON 770 Faile Sireel Service League: Dean Squad: Pan Ameri- can Club To know him is Io like him. OCHS. LEO l327 Elder Avenue From lilfle acorns big 'Ochs' grow. O'CONNOR. GEORGE 457 Easl l36'lh Slreel Newman Club: Sleno-Type Squad His brainslorms are Cyclones. fhey pass very quickly. OKTAVEC, ALBERT 690 Easl l34Ih Slreel This hard-hearied chap kills lime whenever he 1alks. ORIES. ARTHUR IO63 Ward Avenue Service League ISg'+l: Glee Club I-le lhinks he's funny. ISO do well ORLEAN, LILLIAN 544 Fox Slreef Tennis Team She's quile a pleasanl lass, one of Ihe nicesl in our cIass. PALEVITZ. SIDNEY l275 Bronx River Avenue Palrol Squad: French book room I-Ie Thinks lhe Chicago Cardinals are appoinfed by lhe Pope. PARKIN. WILLIAM i465 Boslon Road Managing Edilor of Mirror: Doclrine Slafl The final edilion-gradualionf' PASOUALI, OFELIO IO3O Easl 2I3lh Sfreel llalian Club: Palrol Squad Classic:ally quizical. PAULINSKY, LEO I925 Crolona Avenue Palrol Squadq Good Conducl' Group He sludies himself more Ihan any olher subject gel R055 DPM! I I fl 3 1 NDN! COM ,R 000 1 1 JAMES MoNRoEH.s. x x x PAWULA, MARY 9l6 Easi I69lh Sfreer She is brighfly colored-soil' and frail. PEHR. ETHEL 1585 While Plains Road Arislag Service League Her lriangle-Service, Scholarship, Char- ac'rer. PELSNER, LILLIAN l99l Bronxdale Avenue Tennis Club: Good School Conducf Group She's such an April child-Today gay and happy, Tomorrow melancholy. PENSAK, IRVING I9I5 Haighi Avenue Aero Club He's slill in his 'school deze'. PENTASKY. MOLLIE ' 1893 Vyse Avenue - Service League: Sfenography Deparfmeni' If service was elecfricify, she'd be a power house. PEPPER, NATHAN 2245 Prospeci Avenue Pafrol Squad: Dean Squad He hasn'i' a fufure, buf oh! whaf a pas+l PERLMAN, ABE 782 Easl l75+h Sfreef Maior Service: Inferiorm Manager: Akiba Club He may be a 'Pearlman' fo his mo+her, buf he's iusi an oysfer our of season fo us. PERLMAN. HARRY l7lI Davidson Avenue He has a pearl in his name buf he acis like a clam. PERLMAN, LEON l280 Commonwealfh Avenue Pan-American Club: Pairol Squad An lniernelional produci' of James Monroe.L R ' XN I- PHILIPOQTZf'LEO 4 N X J Z2?5BfSf'2?13i Us W A n a'- fa ksi s.' . ! 62 I fl 3 1 54 W X M Y i -Qs, ,WW If l -do .Liv Liver . M 1 v N. IQ, 'Y-, L J' QW PM MONROE PICCHI, AUSONIA 424I Digney Avenue Usually quiei' buf she has her oufbursfsf' PINCUS. ADOLPH l520 Crolona Park Easl Mirror Squad En roufe 'Io Germany. He says ils easy +o gel a mark +here. PLANTZER. MORRIS I3I3 Boynlon Avenue Afi'er himself he likes peanuls bes+. PLESSER, DIANA I340 Noble Avenue ' G. O. Sforeg Glee Club A rare c mbinaIion:--Blond hair, sfeacly mind and good heart PLOTKIN, HARRY IOO4 Freeman Sireef His face is his forlune-such poverIyI PLOTSKY, NELLIE 856 Caulclwell Avenue French and German Depf. An all around girl who does lhis and Thai, here and There, now and +hen. PLOTZKER, WILLIAM ll4O Fox Sfreel He Ihinks he's a deleclive because he runs down his heels. POUCHTER, LEONARD ZI34 Vyse Avenue Inferform Beskelball Team A lilfle work doesn l hurl--buf he dcesn'I Ihink so. - POLLACK, DAVID 3l5 Easf l69'rh Slreef Red LeHer Day Chairman: Monroe Squad Lieufenanf When beHer parodies are made-Pollack will make Them. POLLAK, MARY 989 Fox Sfreei I+'s her capfivafing way! 63 . I JAMES MONROEH S POMYKALA, HELEN I2lO Si. Lawrence Avenue Monroe Docirineg Baskeiball She's a nice girl, even if she is an ariis+. POOLE, DORIAN 8I3 Faile Sireel Dean's Office: Pres. Junior Service League lAnnex 4Bl Alias The professor. PORTNOY. MOLLY ll60 Tiffany Sires? A Monrovian as The Tacully would have her. POSNER, SIDNEY i528 Hoe Avenue Pafrol Squad Like Thai famous shoe-reliable, lasiingf' PRICE, HERBERT IOS Clarke Place He's so honesi-he worked in a 'lurkish baih and never iook one. QUALLES, AGATHA 989 Mace Avenue A slaunch advocaie of Wrigle-y's prod- uc+s. RABINOWITZ, ELE 933 Tiffany Slreef Sergeant Traffic Squad: lnierform Swim- ming Ano+her one who warmed ihe lunchroom benches for four years. RACHLIN. FAY IZ36 Boynfon Avenue Her pei aversion is walking in +he rain -she 'rurns so pale. RADECKA, MARION II46 Meicalfe Avenue Marion 'Thinks an 'oboe' is an English +ramp. RAPPAPORT, JACK IOOI Bryani Avenue lnierform Baske+ball7 Baseball: Pan-Ameri- can Club I-lis moiio is, 'Be Prepared'-Homework excluded. 64 if , If, ,ff-fi ,fx SEQ OOD QPF!! 1 1 A JAMES MoNRoE H.s. x x x R RAUCHINGER. JULIUS ' 985 Easf l79fh Sfreef Pres. of Service League: Monroe Winner of Times Oraforial Confesf. Service Above Self. REFOWICH, ARTHUR l23 Ward Avenue Radio Club: Traffic Squad The personificafion of silence. REGAN, EVARISTA 3966 Daryea Avenue Mafh Office: Scholarship Commiffee The mafh experf-inferesfed in figuresf v 1 REINER. DIANA 2 I4l Honeywell Avenue Q Arisfa: lnformafion Desk W T A finy mife, whose abilify we have all ' , learned fo admire. Y , , V 1 REYNOLDS, WlLLlAM l 435 Easf l6Isf Slreef Pafrol Squad: Infer-form Swimming A His arnbifion is fo be anofher Weiss- ! , muller. ' mc:-4, HERMAN 740 Williamsbridge Road He came--he slepf-he graduafedf' l l RIEGEL. JOHN 806 Easf I56fh Sfreef 1 Sergeanf of Monroe Squad: Color Guard - He really isn'f so mean, if's iusf his face. - RINGLER, NATHAN I I29 Ffeley Avenue l . T Pafrol Squad: Traffic Squad They call him cuflef. he's well-bred. l f ' ' ' RINNERT, EVELYN 694 Eagle Avenue . G. O. Sfore l Silenf and shy, she does her worlc in her own silenf way. ROAKER, RUTH 2I23 Easfern Boulevard 1 Affendance Desk f Won'f you leave us a a remembrance, Rufh? ringlef of hair, as i yas 4712 flwwl Wm l I Cl 3 1 ZDFPIQ ,R 000 I I I JAMES MONROEHS. S S X ROBBINS, WILLIAM C. I III5 Bosfon Road Dean's Squad: Newman Club l wonder if Ihis Treasurer could sfand a Seabury InvesI'iga+ion? ROBERTS, MARION 945 Easf I8OIh Slreel' News EdiIor of Mirror: Edifor-in-chief ol: Senior Snooze A dynamic liIIIe bundle of energy. ROCHE, THOMAS 22I6 EasIern Boulevard Presidenf of Newman Club: Cap+ain of Dean's Squad Our Iulure Dean. ROCHMAN, HYMAN II56 Elder Avenue Palrol Squad: Lunch Room Squad - An aufhorily on sream-I'iHing and hof air devices. ROCHMAN, JOSEPH IIS6 Elder Avenue . Chem. Lab. Squad l He's so generous. he'd give you Ihe ' sleeves off his vest ROGG, JESSE 2935 Holland Avenue AII greaf men are dying, I'm feeling fine. , Thank you. ROSE, GERTRUDE , II55 Morrison Avenue A Rose by any ofher name-.' ROSEMAN. LOU II30 Kelly Sfreel' Glee Club. Lunch Room Squad Make way Barrymore, here I come! ROSEN, SIDNEY I3I5 Merriam Avenue Shi he eals onions--don'I broaIhe II Io a soul. , ROSENBAUM, RUTH l6I9 Hammersley Avenue Alciba Club So Iiny, buf so sweet ' 66 I fl 3 1 . ROSENBERG, SIDNEY Q35 OOD EDM! 1 I 1 JAMES MONROE Hg.S. x x x ' ROSENBERG, ARNOLD 898 Fairmounf Place Handball Team Exo'ricl!? I '- BOO Fox Sfreel' If words were elecfricify. he'cl be a nega- five charge. A ROSENBLUM, BERTHA Q l532 Easf l72nd Sfreei' There was a liHle girl. Who had a liHle . curl-Therein dofh lie a tale. ' 4 ROSENBLUTH, ABRAHAM l IOI8 Easf I63rd Sfreef G. O. Presidenfg Sfudenf Member-Board of Governors I Demos+henes, 'rhe silver fongued orafor. in . our midsf, versafile and gay. ' 1 1 ROSENBLATT, LOUIS : IO39 Tiffany Sfreef Service League: Orchesfra Spanish Club Silence is golden, buf 'these days 'rhere's ' counferfeifingf' - ROSENFELD, GEORGE 833 Cauldwell Avenue lnfer-Form: Baskelball Team To 'the viclor belongs The 'goils'. 1 ' l . ROSENTHAL, ADOLPH 87l Hornaday Place French Glee Club He sings in French only. , heavensll l A irhank ' ROSENTHAL, SAM T 2950 Easf I96fh Sfreef l Pafrol Squad . He wanfs To be somebody. lBe yourself, ' big boy.l ROSENSTOCK. ROSALYND 505 Easf I35fh Sfreef , Service League: French Depf. 5 Puf+ing over a bluff, is noi' so fough. ROSENSTOCK, RUTH 1 ll27 Leland Avenue 1, Scholarship Commiffee: General Office ' The eighfh wonder-a Monrovian who ' I knows her faulfsf' I 1 67 2 I 'I 3 1 Ibm! 0055 :- - r Q! J, W ,, , - I AM' 'T 11 lf 41 Irvin .1 JAMES MONROE H.S. 000 ROSENZWEIG, LEO I5I7 Jesup Avenue Dean's Squad: Service League De'fenlionIII ROSES. FRED ALAN l2OO Hoe Avenue I don'T know The queslion leacher, buf I Icnow The answer. ROSNER, MEYER I4-73 Hoe Avenue Chem. Squad: Supply Squad He's so oplimislic he lhinlcs a depression is a hole in The ground. ROTH, CLARA IO24 Bryan? Avenue She is silenl, buf noi quile dumb. ROTH, GEORGE l20O Simpson Slreef Palrol Squad: Ass'I Senior Alhlelic Mgr. The scissors of iMonroe. He culs-and. cufs-and cuIs. RUBIN, AL IO6O Sheridan Avenue P. T. Service He warns lhe girls, he's dangerousl RUBIN MORRIS 923 Hoe Avenue English Service 'Tis sfill Irue, 'Fainf hearl' ne'er won Fair Lady'. RUBINSTEIN, DAVE i980 Gleason Avenue Foolball Squad The man wilh The spolless record. INoIh- ing on il.l RUDUFF, HYMAN I997 Daly Avenue We can r find a lcnocl: Io lil him. RUMBERG, SOLOMON IOIO Bryan? Avenue Orcheslra: Handball Sol wields a mean horselail over The calgul. IVioIin lo you.l 68 I fl 3 1 BBQ JAMES MONROE H.S. i ' a RUSSELLI, PETER I722 Vicior Sireei Pafrol Squad: Spanish: llalian Clubs Talks a lol and someiimes says someihingf' RYSHPAN, ABRAHAM 2048 Prospeci Avenue Senior Arisfag Service League: Knock Edifor of Year Book His good-naiuredness ends af wriiing knocks. SACKLER, HERMAN I349 Sirafford Avenue Asst Manager Baskef Ball Team: Traffic Squad One iough guy-he eais his marshmellows rawl SACKS, MOE i328 Commonwealih Avenue He's never sure, buf always hopingl SAKOW, MARCUS II27 Ward Avenue Chemisfry Club He has his eyes on The iuiure: he's a fuiure opiician. SALTZMAN. SAM 865 Fox Sfreei Pairol Squad He once cracked a smile and is siill 'fry- ing lo repair ii. SAMELSTEIN, NATHAN I59O E. l72nd Sireei Pan-American Club: Akiba Club He's noi so small, nor so peiiie, buf his body fiis his feel. SAMOWITZ, ABRAHAM U i547 Minlord Place Palrol Squad: Lunchroom Squad My equal-pah--ihe world knows if noi! SASS, BENJAMIN I366 Lyman Place French Glee Club All good Things como in small packages- Apple Sass. SASSO, ALVIN I9lO Benedicl Avenue An awfully 'Sassy' guyl 69 2005 MPH!! I fl 3 1 2551! OOD Q! l JAMES MONROE H.S. 000 SAVITZKY. HELENE 3065 Roberis Ave. Tennis Club We fried lo sludy her buf lhe research was quickly exhausiedf' SCHAPIRO, MORTON 2347 Morris Ave. He's noi' big ancl'he's noi small, bu? always makes The girlies fall. SCHECTER, SYLVIA 2l58 Mapes Avenue German Office: German Glee Club She plays on +wo lhings-lhe piano and your nerves. SCHEIBER, MILTON l7OO Crofona Park Easl' Cross Counlry Squad He hales fo lalk abou? himself, The frufh hurfsf' SCHER, PEARL 907 Fox Sireel A Pearl is a rare iewel-someiimeslu SCHILLER. HARRY l045 Kelly Sfreel Camera Club The incarnaiion of slow mo+ion. SCHILSKY. ROSLYN 795 Easl l5Isi Sfreei, Bronx Service League: Program Commiliee Full of fun-loved by everyone. SCHITTONE, MARILYN I I I I Ward Avenue lnvenfors Club An imp of mischief. +here's no doubly We never know whaf she's about SCHLOSBERG, IRVING I724 Crolona Park Eas'r Chess and Checker Club: German Club He has acquired mighf and brawn, From The 'frequeni liffing of a pawn. SCHLUMPF, LESTER 9l6 Hollywood Ave. Arisiag Service League His average resembles a slock quofafion before The crash. 70 I fl 3 1 Q fi I J... :in-' 1 I. lrxlr 5 f'--. fi, Q-LI. A ll, ' -qv-tx ,J ,.r fr I, . I -fl' , 1 ll ,.. 5 r ,i ff Q 1 K ry. A. -I I I .JJ a r I L 1 SEQ J'AI'-'EQ Momma H.s. i l l XA, .Y 1 'r 'xr S f I k. SCHMULOWITZ, ABE lI42 Longfellow Avenue Pan American Club He and Lincoln-bolh Their names are Abe. SCHNEIER, ISRAEL 640 E. I39lh Slreef Inrernalional Club: Checker and Chess Club Did you gel lhose 'blues?' Jusi from collecling senior dues. SCHNEIDERMAN. LEONARD l0l8 E. I63 Sl. Service League: Lunchroom Squad He laboriously said no+hingl SCHOENFELD, HERMAN 944 Kelly Sfreef Arisiax Pafrol Squad He's so fasl, lhal ihe 'fairer sex can'+ keep up wifh him. SCHOR, GEORGE 660 Dawson Slreel Monroe Mirror: Monroe Docirine Shades of Horace Greely-very dark shades. SCHREGAR, IRVING 3826 Park Avenue Pairol Squad: Mirror He Thinks he's perfect buf we know beHer. SCHUMAN. ANNE 26 E. Ii4lh Sfreef As a freshman, she fhoughr 'General Office' was a gym 'reacher in Monroe SCHULTZ, ABE I530 E. I72nd Sfreel I Radio Club He fhinks only Spaniards can be seniors. SCHWAB, JACK 953 Fox Sireef Pan American Club, French Club A fuiure seargenl' in 'lhe C. M. T. C. SCHWABAUER, DOROTHY 4027 Harper Avenue Her exierior of sharp dry humor, hides a hearl of gold. 7I R005 BPH! I . fl' I Cl 3 1 BMW! 26 000 I I I JAMES MONROEHS. S S K ,M Zifnflf y 6 SCHWARTZ, MILTON I4-O8 Bronx River Avenue Marshall Squad: Camera Club , The owls are envious. he's so wise. Oh Yeah? SCHWARTZ, PHILIP 296 Brook Avenue A babbling brook from Brook Avenue SCHWARTZ. YETTA Il7I Wheeler Avenue Edifor in Chief of Roio Y Oro: Spanish Office l'r's nice Io be nafural, when you're nefur- ally nice. SCILIPOTI, JAMES i556 Leland Avenue Roio y Oro Sfalf So whaf? So whaf, whaIl SCOLNICK, GERTRUDE 1507 E. l72nd SIreeI Akiba Club: Accounfing Club So clever even Ihe Teachers ask her ques- tions. SCOTT, WILLIAM I35I Noble Avenue Pafrol Service: Inferforrn Soccer Graaf Scofflu SCOVOTTI, ROSEMARY I749 Jarvis Avenue Tennis Club The lily maid of Ask-a-lolz SEIDEN, MARCUS IS44 Hoe Avenue Akiba Club ' lf knowledge were power, my whaI a weaklinq he'd bel SENESEY. NICHOLAS l94l Gleason Avenue Capt Sfeno-Iype Sfockroom WellI I'rn graduafinq, buf no Ieacher ever pronounced my name right SENGER, ALFRED 3230 Radcliffe Avenue Inferform The sironq, silenl he-manl?l : 72 I fl 3 1 1. W' Q33 1 I 1 JAMES MONROE H.s. x x x Z kin lv W V WWW? xv'-VN SFORZA, HOWARD 2045 Waison Avenue If his besr friends won i fell him, why should we? SHAFFER, ALBERT 25I8 Frisley Avenue Traffic Squad: Pafrol Squad This senior Thinks ihe firsf 'Five years are The hardest SHALWITZ. PEARL II63 Sfralford Avenue Iniernaiional Club: Debaiinq Team Wearing all 'rhai weigh? of learning like a flower. SHAPIRO, BEN i025 Bryanf Avenue Lunch Room Squad: Member of Prom Commiifee Quie+--Bur oh whal 'rechniquef SHAPIRO, JOSEPH D. I235 Wheeler Avenue He says nofhinq and does Iessl SHARPE, JUANITA lO3 Wesl' l4Isi' Srreef Lafin Club: lnfernaiional Club A worker conscieniious, A damsel unprenlenliousf' SHELASKY, KATE 1050 Ward Avenue l-lisfory Office: Service League A commercial girl who knows her business SHENITZ, BEATRICE we i503 Bryanf Avenue Acc'+ Office A Quiefly she goes her way, Doing her work wiih lillle To say. SIEGEL, VICTOR 2l4l Honeywell Ave. l-le musl speak in his sleep, one day he answered a quesiion in class. SILBERMAN, SYLVIA 853 Soulhern Blvd. Glee Club: Tennis Club lf only Sylvia wouldn'+ call ou? in class! 73 ROOM MPM! I Cl 3 1 .ROOM 2 5 H11 000 1 1 1 J MES MoNRoEH.s. x x x i SILETSKY. DAVID 945 Freeman Sl. Capl. Lunchroom: Palrol Squad I-Ie malces Them sweep. Naughly, naughlyf' I SILVER, HARRY I464 Seabury Place Alziba Club: French Glee Club Tho' his name is Silver, he has a hearl of Gold. SILVERBERG. SOL I956 Crolona Parkway I-le's a live-wire-keeps you on Ihe lump. SILVERMAN, BERNICE l898 Longfellow Ave. She's like an almond bar-sweef and nuHy. SILVERMAN, KATHLEEN 923 Kelly Sires? Gregg Journal: Characier Club A growing Press Agenf on her way up- ward. SILVERMAN, WILLIAM 208 Manning Sf. Fooiball Team: Chemisiry Office The only Ihing he gof oui of school was himself. SIMON, DANIEL IO75 Kelly Sfreef 7 Library Squad: Siamp Club I-le plans To worlc af lhe bar-a bar wiih a brass rail, Dan? SINENSKY, ISIDORE l3l3 Noble Ave. This lad once sem' his panfs 'ro Ihe Asso- ciaied Press. SINGER. SAMUEL 722 E. I8IsT Slreel Ediior of Res Monrovial : Pres. Laiin Club Quiet earnesf and serious,-and a Lafin 1 weazel, buf we lilce him. SINGERMAN, CYRIL i289 Bronx River Ave. SIill wafers usually have qreal depihsf' 74 I 'I 3 1 v-fx QQQ. JAMES MONROE H.S. T T SLIF, JACOB H36 Sherman Avenue OrchesTrag Biology Squad STudying bores him-he haTes To be bored. l l SLOAN, IRVING i 980 Tiffany STreeT ' Service League: Knock CommiTTee Wherever he goes, There he leaves a friend. , SMILEY, DOUGLAS IOI8 E. I63rd STreeT ' ArisTa: Service League He made The Senior Class have as iTs moTTo Keep Smiley-in. SMITH, ADAM 69l E. l38Th STreeT i SecTion Treasurer , He doesn'T care aloouT The WealTh oT l NaTions, buT he does abouT The wealTh of 1 his secTion. SMITH, ARTHUR I274 LaTayeTTe Ave. Traffic Squad: Debafing Team The nearesT he ever goT To The presidency, was campaigning. l 5 SMITH, DOLORES 2340 Turnbull Ave. All ThaT sTands beTween This senior and f- The Top of The ladder is The Ladder. l l SMITH, EDWARD , 2000 Vyse Avenue ! I G. O. RepresenTaTive 4 One oT The 400--SmiThsl , SMOLKA, MILDRED 963 E. I56Th STreeT . T VocaTional Guidance Office Her sysTem of handling perplexiTies, make Them look easy. SNITOFF, DIANA l 27l2 Cruger Avenue 1 PaTrol Squad 1 FaiThTul Flower of Clio -Muse oT HisTory. l SOLDNER, JOSEPHINE III9 VincenT Avenue She is quiTe unknown To us, always quieT and makes no fuss. 75 R005 EPM! l I fl 3 1 R005 I 5 HI! 000 gg 1 1 1 JAMES MONROE .s. x x . SOLOMON, MIRIAM IZ68 Siralford Avenue Two biblical names - Miriam and Solomon. SOLONSKY, DAVID 87I E. l75lh Slreef Service League: Chemisiry Lab. A+ commencemenf, he'll probably say: 'Solonsky you lafer'. SPACEK, RITA V. i247 Beach Ave. Calm and collecied, few faulis de'recfed. SPITALNIK, IRVING 286 Brook Ave. Supervision squad: German Club l-le's a member of The 'Bored' of Educa- lion. l 1 SPIVAK, BEATRICE I496 Vyse Ave. ' French Glee Club: General Office She's nice as far as she goes-she goes far in all direclionsf' STALLONE, THERESA 2070 Powell Ave. English Deparfmenf The mosi popular girl-in her family. STEELE, MARTHA 334 While Plains Ave. lnfernalional Club, Tennis Club As fine as Tempered sl'eel. STEELE, SHlRLEY MURIEL 334 While Plains Ave. General Office: Scholarship Commifiee As noisy as falling snow. l STEIN, Leo 1 2070 Bronx Parlc Easl l As fine a fellow as can be found. l STElNBERG, MILDRED l25l Wheeler Ave. Orcheslra, Tennis Club ' Figura+ively speaking, Mildred is a Wow! . 76 . I fl 3 1 JAMES MDNRDE H S STEINER. MERRILL 45 Elliaf Place Sergeani Monroe Squad Service League A perfecl squaclsman-on and off so many squads he's almosf a squadron STEINER. WILLIAM 2307 'Lyon Ave. He fhinks before he speaks h s fhinkingf' STELLMAN, MARTIN I66 Brown Place Lunchroom Squad: Pafrol Squad Like a slender reed-makes a lof of noise STERNLIEB. MIRIAM l432 Bryani Ave. Sfeno. Office This young Miss professes fo be a sfudenf Buf all she sfudies is fhe clock STIGLIU. HARRY 830 Sfebloins Ave. Band and Orchesfra His face is plain and his ea so nd Anofher geomefry sfudenfl STRAUB. HELEN 861 E. l56fh Sireel' Dancing Club Sweet genfle and naive she may have some 'frix' up her sleeve STRAUS. SARAH 2I03 Vyse Ave. German Club: Camera Club Sarah's cheeks are always red Thaf comes from going early 'ro becl77 STUDENSKI, EUGENE l27 W. 82nd Sfreef G. O. Sfore: lnvenfors Club lgnorance is--well, look af his ha py face. SUCHMAN, EDWARD l266 Spoffard Ave. Arisfag Service League Despife his height h level. SUNSHINE, MAY IIl5 lnfervale Ave. General Office Blond, buf noi lighf-headed 77 A MES MONROEH SUTKER. LEO I274 Sfebbins Ave. Varsiiy Foofloall Team: Boys' Aihleiic Mane ager Many hoped he would ge? his knock in The form of a brick. SVIRSKY. JOSEPH II67 Siralford Ave. The SWARTZ, l97I pyorrhea kid, he ALBERT Grand Avenue flunlred 4 oui of 5. Pairol Squad l+'s alrighr, Al, if's raking ofhers five years io graduaie also! SWEDLOW, SARAH IOO3 Simpson Sireef Accouniing Club Anoiher candidale SWEDLOW. SYLVIA I55I Vyse Avenue for graduaiionf' Orchesira Generally speaking-Sylvia is always gen- erally SZIGETT, speaking. EUGENE 2434 Bronx Park Easi French Club: Surveyors Club His hair is eleclrified-if's connecied wifh a dry cell. TABACCHI, MARIAN 2I07 Si. Paul Avenue Swimming Jusl anofher ray of sunshine. TEITELBAUM, HYMAN 626 E. l37fh Slreel Junior Service League: Annex Soccer Team He's always 'booiing' ii. TIRICO. FRANCIS I9IO Edison Ave. Tell him someihing, and waich him change your mind. TOBIN, CECELIA l6lO Mahan Avenue French Glee Club A greal sport 78 Q53 , 1 1 JAMES MONROE H.s. x x x TOBOLSKY. GEORGE IO85 Simpson S+. visesI l TREIMAN, ALBERT II6I Longfellow Ave. TREITLER. CHARLES ' I973 Vyse Ave. back. TRUSHINSKY, HERBERT II49 While Plains Road I f TUROCK, IDA 2I32 Prospecl Ave. Camera Club ff UNGER. SIDNEY P 816 E. I76Ih Sfreef ,IX So I ups Io Rudy Vallee VOGEL, LOUISE 627 Wales Avenue Library: Acc'I. Office air minded. VON HOLLEN. DOROTHY 28I8 Coddinglon Ave. Program Comm.: Boy's P. WACHSMAN, SOLOMON 2I98 Cruqer Ave. A nice boy--aslc liim lie' WALITZKY, WILLIAM 355 Cypress Ave. Mirror Sfafl, Glee Club A quiel noise. l 79 I-le doesn r care whose homework he re- Play Major: French G-lee Club John Barrymore, George Arliss, Waller Hampden rolled info one. Pan American Club: Delenfion Squad Jus'r like a bow-lie, he has a snappy come- Pafrol Squad: Assembly Squad AnoIl1er poinf for Capilal PunisI1menI. Ida-sweel as apple-cider. Senior Council, Senior Snooze and ----- . SI1e's ligI'1I headed, maybe 'rl1aI's why slwe's T. Office Do llwey come any nicer? ll fell you. R005 MPM! I I Cl 3 3- R005 5 5 HI! 000 g 1 1 1 JAMES MoNRoEH.s. x x x I, WARREN, JEAN lO36 Simpson Sf. lnlerlorm Dramalic Club Wisdom speaks lillle-we can'l gel her lo keep quiel. WEBER, PAULINE 1476 Rosedale Ave. Everylhing comes lo lhose who wail. So why hurry Pauline? WEIN, NET , 875 Longfellow Ave. Track Team His handwriling is so legible il's a pleas- ure lo copy his homework. WEINBERGER, AUDRY 932 Easl l79'rh Sl. G. O. Represenlalive. Dark hair, dreamy eyes, Genlle manner, a lady wise. . WEINER. FLORENCE 934 Easl I8lsl Slreel German Club: Senior Arisla Cheerful and indus'lrious. WEINER, ROBERT l668 So. Boulevard lnlernalional Club: Pan-American Club g They say ignorance is bliss. No wonder he's so happy. WEINGARTEN. HERMAN I664 Weeks Avenue ' Supply Squad: Inlerform He resolved lo laik lo only willing lisfen- ers. Now he's speechless! WEINGARTEN, IRVING 774 Jackson Avenue Aero Club: Camera Club He's a greal' avialor, he once was up for lhirfy days! WEINSTEIN, BELLE IS46 E. I72nd Slreel ' General Office: Pan-American Club Happy am l, from care l'rn free. Why aren'l lhey all conlenled like me? WElNSTElN, HAROLD 208i Wallace Avenue Manager Handball Team: Assislanl Capl. Chem. Squad Harold is a good musician. He played on lhe linoleum al lhe lender age of Three. 80 I fl 3 1 ,! IH' J. X Aw ,H YJ l, lyfbff 1' my J, X of fl! J I ij2J' 2 Af .1-J 1 y x X. -I 1 i.f 4.1 4 f J!! I, J. 1, ff J' J I Weiss, DAN .1 I I II JAMES Moreno: HS xx x so lllll l l welsuene. BEN l I22b Manor Ave. Checkers and Chess Club: Lunchroom Squad AfIer four years, i+'s your Iurn Io move. 25I Cypress Avenue Band: PaIroI Squad Of all musicians of rank-ho's Ihe rank- eslI WEISS, HARRY 98I Simpson SI. French Book Room: Pafrol Squad He may have sfudied French for four years, buf Hs all Greek Io him. WEISS, THERESA I795 Bryani Ave. Leaders Club: Baskeiball Club God's gif? To baskeiballf' ' wEissLER, ALFRED I 36 Virq' ia ve. Q B Le d ofrwislag Chemlislry Club ' rg .r ir OI' ' hen br ins ero u , A red musf have been +ripleIs. WEISSLER, MILTON I7I5 Longfellow Ave. Give him a lilile room and-he'lI sfari reniing ii. WEXLER. CLARA - 785 Prospecf Avenue gl Affendance Squad, Knock Commiffee She's so differenf-she likes I-IisIory. WIENER. HARRISON II76 Foresf Avenue Lare Squad: Library Squad I-Ie's noi young or green, buf my! how freshI WIESEL, ABRAHAM l388 Prospecf Ave. Pafrol Squad The reason he's so smari is because he's a 'WieseI'. WILDERMUTH, EDWARD I375 Leland Avenue PaIroI Squad: Lunchroom Squad He Ialks Io himself-no one olse will Iislen Io him. A I 8 I zoom arm! I fl 3 1 D 25511 vw 'L I5 R :Ml I I I JAMES IVIONROEHS 000 WIL WIS WIS WO WO WO SON. ESTHER ALICE 3228 Randall Avenue Library Service Too good lo be knockedl WINEMAN, SOLOMON 27 Sickles Slreei G. O. Slore, Glee Club If all 'Ihe world's a slage, Sol's slill al a rehearsal. WINICK. JEAN I50I Bryan? Avenue Accounling and Commercial Law Office A modesl bud of our bouquet of flowers. WINICK. SOL l46O Wilkins Ave. Junior Arisia: Radio Club If he grows any laller, his adam's apple will iurn fo a banana. r WINKELMAN, SIDNEY 9I4 Simpson Si. French Glee Club Syd once Talked himself inlo buying some- lhing so you can see how remarkable he really is. HNICK, ELY I226 Evergreen Ave. JusI anolher lumbermang inleresied only in 'logs' and 'rooIs'. OTZKY, ESTELLE 995 E. l72nd Sfreel German Club: Dancing Club Does she make her skiris shorler, Io en- snare a prospeclive courIier? LF, BERNICE I8I2 Colden Avenue Girl Leader of Arisrag Service League A combinalion IhaI s hard lo beaf, A scholar and a girl i'haI s sweet LFF, WILLIAM I724 Croiona Park Easl' Service League: Arisla I-le's in Ihe Dean's Office every day-bui nor for discipline. LFSON, FRANCES 5II E. l35lh Slreel' Program Commiileeg Service League A hundred virlues all compiled. Help 'ro make up Ihis sweel child. 82 I fl 3 fl. SEQ 1 1 1 JAMES Momzon H.s. x x x ' l ' l WOLKOWITZ, WILLIAM I l 858 Kelly Sfreef I The mos? infelligenf boy in school. lsays so himselflf' ' l WOOL, WILLIAM I 1 II44 Ward Avenue l Surveyor's Club l Baa-aa! ' i WUNSCHEL, FRANK Jr. II53 Leland Avenue I Senior Service League: Orcheslra He never argues. because he's always fzghfn' WURMAN, ROSE 2022 Benedici Avenue Gregg Journal: Miss Lang's Office Rose, Rose don'f you sigh, A You'll be an alumnus by and by. I I 1 YANOFSKY, ISIDORE 673 Easr I40lh Slroef . I Foofball: Traffic He wanls To be presidenl of a big corp- I oralion. lHe has a lillle one alreacly.l l I I l l YANOVSKY, TILLIE 97 Easl l72nd Sfreef I , lf's girls like Tillie fha? make Monroe so I popular. I ' I YUKELSON, MIRIAM I W l209 Wesfchesfer Avenue , 5 ' Sfeno Office: Program Commillee I Tool: a commercial course because The I 1 I o+her was foo general. ' i II ZAHN, DAVID ' l L l259 White Plains Road ' Energefically indusfrious, buf accomplished no+hing. I . I ZARELNICK, PHIL I i55l Hoe Avenue ' Physics: Lab. Squad: Radio Club . An up and coming Pupin. l l ZARITZKY. NORMA I l A , I 94I Simpson Sfreel y ' , Pas'I masfer in The arf of giving ,alibis. i ' 83 DPM! OGG I 2 l I Cl 3 1 ZIEGLER. ADRIAN l9l Edgewood Avenue Monroe Squad: Service League People flwaf know him very well call hum 'RAT'. ZUKOWSKI. STANLEY 2259 Gleason Avenue Aflendance Squad: Palrol Squad He could Talk cow-pu boxing-gloves. SCHWAIDELSON. IRVING 1480 l-loe Avenue Monroe Mirror: Edilor Hon, His secrel ambifion IS fo gave Waller Winchell compe1'Hion. AMES MONROE DANCE PROM KNOCK ROBERT HERMAN MILTON HOFFMAN K N OCK S NOOZ E THERESA coDE1.L ABRAHAM RYSHPAN LEO KRELL RED LETTER DAY RED LETTER DAY :ruuus RAucHmcaR MARIONOROBERTS oxxvno POLLACK COM MITTEE CI-IAI MAN 85 Senior Committees Knock CommiH'ee Chairmen: THERESA CODELL - ABRAHAM RYSHPAN Gussie Abramowilz Laurence Alberr Joseph J. Aliman Lilian Del Monie Ben Fischer Byrdie Geiger Bessie lnnerfield Eugene Kiersiein Belmonl' Kindler Sidney Knobler Gina Lederman Max Lowowslcy Kare Maiden Abe Margolin Anne Munesches Sylvia Nadworny Milron Norarius Diana Plesser Al Rubin Irving Sloan Edward Suchman Clara Wexler William Wolff Mary lnsardi Red LeH'er Day Commi'H'ee Chairman: DAVID POLLACK Sylvia Cooper Joseph Manion Adrian Ziegler' Riia Frankel Aaron Fein Merill Sfeiner Regina lsacson John Riegel Sylvia Goldenberg Leo Rosensweig Dance Commiifee Chairmen: ROBERT HERMAN - DONALD GALICIAN Sadie Johnson Doroihy Mazlin Sylvia Kresney Abe Margolin Marian Radeclca Dora Abramson Regina lsacson Prom CommiH'ee Chairman: MILTON M. HOFFMAN Abraham B. Rosenbluih George Kesselman Pauline Gorman Abraham Ryshpan Benjamin Schapiro Ruih Cohen Theresa Codell Doroihy Nazer Beairice Spivalc Kaie Shelaslcy Commencemenl' CommiH'ee Chairmen: JULIUS RAUCHINGER - ROSE GOVERNALE George Kesselman Rosemary ScovoH'i Doroihy Braunecl: Helen Pornylcala Ri+a Spacek lrwin Buch Aaron Fein Julian Grossman Senior Snooze Chairman: MARION ROBERTS Seymour Z. Fishbach Ka+e Maiden Sid Uniger Leo Krell 86 Y 1 1 . .... .. .. mornin male IN cuss msmmr Class History ND no sooner had The Term begun Than There came The all-impor+anT quesTion prevalenT among The senior classes, once Their new-Tound digniTy and l-lamleT's had permeaTed Their skulls:-To Bean or noT To Bean!-Day Tollowed day,-and iT came To pass ThaT Lord's anoinTed were elecTed-Murray Goldberg. Rosalind DeuTsch and Tillie Grossman Took Their places among The immorTals and hangers-on in Room 424. Once Mr. Graham goT his breaTh and TwenTy dollars in dues. he did an Oliver TwisT and called Tor more. ably aided-and in The chronicles oT The class of June, l932, will Torever be inscribed The eTiorTs oT The Twain To collecT. CulminaTing in a double evenT came The morning of Friday, April I6- The Senior Snooze made iTs maiden appearance as if To celebraTe The prelim held aT The same daTe. And whaT a prelim-There were Jackie and Jimmy, and Willie and ArT and Sophie and Susie and Rosie and Mack and Major Becker and Miss Mins and Miss Hein and Mr. Chambers-ll have been beseiged wiTh many requesTs Tor publiciTy and l hope all are saTisTied now.j And excepT Tor The rneeTings of The council and The oTher boring ac- TiviTies The Term rolled on wiTh noThing To disTurb The peace excepT Julian Grossman and Red LeTTer Day rehearsals. And so The Senior Class lived long enough To be delivered oT anoTher issue oT The Snooze and was greaTly perTurbed by The conTenTs. which in- cluded The DirT Gossip oT one Wilya Flinch whose idenTiTy has noT yeT been revealed. And since we had borne wiTh The ignominy and hearT-ache of The daily classes and wiTh The eTTorTs oT The phoTographer. since we had sTood The ravages of Time and The TirsT Two marking periods. we now prepared Tor The Uniform Exams-and here This hisTory ends Tor some OT The seniors who were qualified To go This Tar buT no TarTher-The gods of The SToics be praised Tor saving Their lives if noT Their graduaTion. Soon came Red l.eTTer Day and The Tlarning banners oT The Seniors. Parodying PinaTore, Flunl4inTour proved a Typical Senior presenTaTion . . . wiTh liTTle Davie Pollack direcTing, acTing and singing! 88 And noi' fo be oufdone 'rhe Class Nigh+ Commiffee foo. gave ifs presen- fafion--and you. Senior, who are reading fhis hisfory now in I950. have you forgoffen fhe fhrills of The Monkey's Paw and fhe laughs of The Firsf Dress Suii '? If so, 'rhen be you doomed fo Class Nighf presenfafions and plays- forever. And as a sfrange and dreadful inferlude came fhe Regenfs-andhere some more of our dear classmafes drop ouf of fhe picfure. Well beffer luck nexf ferm. Lasf. for emphasis. comes fhe Sporfs l-lop . . . Oh vision of 'rrailing chiffons and perspiring faces, Oh memory of happy 'runes and aching corns . . . can we ever forgef fhaf nighf? You befl And making ifs lasf appearance came fhe Snooze-worfhy manuscripf of 'rhis dignified class, bidding us a fond farewell before being chucked info fhe wasfe baskef. And Commencemenf foo-wifh you in your glory and pinching shoes and mamma in her pride and besf silk dress-Nof fo menfion papa in his dignify and a sfiff collar. Silenf in fhe audiforium and The final Commencemenf march is sfilled- Anofher class has lefi' for fhe perils of life and college and wage earning. Me and you and you are in fhaf class-We'll come back buf if won'+ be fhe same-ofher feef will be walking fhrough 'rhe halls of our Alma Mafer. ofher eyes will be viewing fhe faces of our Teachers, ofher vesfs will be sprinkled wifh ofher soups in fhe lunch room-all, all differenf excepf maybe Mr. Shimberg's jokes. And so we say adieu aufwiedersehn! MARiON S. ROBERTS 89 Last Will and Testament ISHING 'ro revenge ourselves for The many injuries and slighfs suffered a+ Jrhe hands of +he faculiy of Jrhe James Monroe l-ligh School, we, 'rhe gradualing class of June I932, having been visi'rors and guesls a+ aforesaid school for so long a Jrirne 'rhar aforesaid facully insisis on ushering us our, mos'r maliciously and sincerely bequea+h 'ro l'he following persons rhe following arricles, com- mocliries, and wha+-nofsz MISS MINS-An Arisla Thai' abhors candy-ea+ing. MR. GRAHAM-A bo+'rle of Sfa-comb. DR. BRANDT-A s+uden'r who reminds Dr. Brandi' +ha+ lhe war was over lourleen years ago, noi len. MR. SCHNEIDER-Smaller and beHer desks +o climb on. MR. PRENNER-A Mirror slafl +ha'r WRITES copy. MR. FREUND-More girl G. O. presidenfs who are pre+'ry. MISS YOUNGHEM-An English class whose members bring in clippings every day. MR. LEHMAN-A s'ruden'r whose name can nol' be +wis+ed info some- Thing 'funnier 'rha'r if already is. MR. Sl-HMBERG-Ely Culber'rson's Book-Bridge for Beginners. MR. ZIEPH-A class 1'ha+ ears. sleeps and 'rhinks facls. MR. STRAUSS-A diciionary of synonyms for no good. +0 be used in describing any ora+ion submiiled for his approval. MR. BRILL lAdviser of 'rhe Yearbook sfaffl--A good Lasl' Will and Tes+amen+. In Wilness Whereof, We 'rhe Class of June Nineieen-Hundred Thirly- Jrwo, 'rhe leslarors. have 'ro rhis our will, wri'r'ren on one shee+ of parchment ser our hand and seal, fhis day of June, Anno Domini one Thousand nine hundred 'ihirly-+wo. A lSignedl ,Tl-IE CLASS OF 1932 90 PROPI-IECY Prophecy OW, Algernon. don'f wipe your hands on fhaf fowel. They're full of iam. Aloysious, please don'f pull ouf all your sisfer's hair. Now, children, Ief me read fhe paper. Well l'll be! Can fhaf be Murray Goldberg-why I was in his grad- uafing class in James Monroe. Acfually a lawyer now and his biggesf case coming on fomorrow. WouIdn'f I love fo be fhere! Ik Ik Ik lk Ik Well, if's a wond-er fhey Ief me in. Here comes fhe iudge and if I know my Monrovians if's Abraham B. Rosenblufh. Thaf middle name. Bresel. simply killed me. If seems as if all our former classrnafes have assembled af fhe courf fo hear fhis case. l'll go daff if I don'f see 'rhem Iafer. Tillie Grossman is siffing preffy. She's courf sfenographer. Her previous employer was none ofher fhan Adam Smifh, Chairman of fhe Friendly Re- Iafions Comrniffee befween fhe Republicans and fhe Democrafs. Rosalind Deufsch, preffy as ever. looks as if she cerfainly had had a greaf fime in fhe London show. Milfon Hoffman a few rows back doesn'f seem fo recognize Rosalind. You know Milfon. pardon me, Mr. Hoffman is Chief Sfeward of fhe Dollar Line lin This depression if's probably fhe Quarfer Linel and +here's Roberf Herman, now a nafionally famous archifecf, irelhi from his friumph of complefing fhe new mammoufh Pan-American un ing. Lillian Del Monfe sfill has her nurse's uniform on. Alfred Weissler in his spare momenfs affends fhe same hospifal. Alfred is head Sfurgeon Ilpoor fishl of fhe A. R. Hospifal which is fhe very famous affer-fhe-Regenfs ospifa . Bernice Wolf, head of fhe American Women's AssociafionQ is exchang- ing glances, iusf glances, wifh fhe aforemenfioned lawyer, Goldberg. George Kesselman is earnesfly frying fo convince Efhel Pehr, who is now a fine English feacher. fhaf fhis counfry needs bigger and beffer parfies, polirically speaking. Admiring glances follow Kafe Maiden, known for her poses for fhe Lucky Gold cigareffes. 'There's Marion Roberfs siffing wifh some reporfers. She looks af fhe audience defianfly and if seems she's been promofed from her posifion as copy-gurl. Her boss is none ofher fhan Georgie Schor. Raphael Hayes wifh his haf pulled over his eyes removes if as fhe courf affendanf begs him fo do so. Hayes recenfl refurned from England, where he was crowned by fhe King for wrifing fove poems fo fhe Queen. 92 Theresa Codell is rouging her lips, for she has inveigled a phofographer fo snap her picfure as one of fhe well-knowns af courf. Eli Guferman is fhe phofographer-now. Eli! Irvin Guyer seafs himself near Rafe Hayes and nervously fingers his pencil. l-le seems fo be looking for inspirafiong or haven'f ou heard?- Guyer fired his model, Douglas Smiley, who posed for colllar ads. Yes indeed, l remember fhe days when Smiley resolved nof fo embrace girls. fhaf is, nof every girl. Sylvia Nadworney breezes in. looking fresh despife fhe facf fhaf she recenfly broke all fhe records for women in Siberia or somewhere. She's shaking hands wifh Jerry Caliione, who is one of fhe counfry's runners in fhe coming Olympics. Julian Grossman is being fold by a genfle affendanf fhaf he musf leave his cymbals oufside. buf Julian draws himself up fo his full heighf and scorns fhe suggesfion. Julian remained oufside. Rufh Birenbaum fries fo affracf fhe affenfion of fhe genfleman fo her righf and discovers fo her surprise if's Jules Rauchinger. Rauchinger is furfhering a movemenf whereby all fhe Presidenfs will resign in favor of fheir Vice-Presidenfs because Jules fhinks if's abouf fime somefhing was clone. He is working ouf a scheme in fhe evenf fhaf a company has seven Vice-Presidenfs. Philip Guffenfag is inferesfed in a plan for cify beaufy. l-lis idea is fo grow gardens on fhe firescapes because half of 'rhe people don'+ use fhem all fhe fime and all fhe fime half of fhe people don r use fhem anyway. Do you undersfand? David Pollack. by his own insisfence a crooner. seems fo be pracficing wifh Esfelle Crames, who has no frouble filling her role. She is sweef. Lesfer Schlumpf nods fo Dorofhy Brauneck and Dorofhy Brauneck nods fo Lesfer Schlumpf. They have somefhing in common-fhey bofh graduafed from college wif fhe highesf honors. 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Pk lk Ik lk Bk FIRST POET - And so by 'rhe grace of God we are here! SECOND POET - Wall I-Ie mighl have been more parlicular where I-Ie senl FIRST - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - - - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - - - SECOND FIRST - - - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - - - IMP - - SECOND FIRST - - - us. Bul look, see Ihal porlice. When I was a lad our gale had such a porlice. I never did lhink I'd meel our's in I-IeIl! Then perhaps your home was a I-IeII! Perhaps . . . My lalher was a Grand Dulce! Mine a cobblerl ' -The efernal Prince and 'rhe Pauper. Bur we seem in no way diflerenl. You are you and I?-no Grand Dulce, I assure you. I once heard Ihis- ln dealh 'rhere is no class or rank, No more do such fhings Ias'r. One has benealh Ihe silenl lomb No sfalion or no casle. Beaulilull who wrole il? I did. . Then i+'s slill more beauliful. Come Iel' us go in. lThey enler Ihrough Ihe PorIice.I I-low Iighr I Ireadl OT course, you have no feel! Yes. +ha+'s righl. we're ghosls. , When I was a lad my grandfalheronce Iold me. Ghos+s, Ihey have no feel. bul lhey can kick! I-Ia! I-Ia! I never did believe in ghosls unlil aller I passed oul. I can' undersland Ihal. Bul loolc, see over lhere, lhese men dressed in Ihose clolhes. I see and I know who 'rhey are. Danfe saw Ihem, only he wasn'+ dead. I remember now. I-Iypocriles wall: Ioenealh clolhes of lead. You, Ipoinling 'ro an impl who are Jrhose clolhed in lead? They are poels. Sanla Maria! Poels are hypocriles? They wrile wha'r Ihey do nor feel? Then all my verses, all my Ianlaslic dreams were false. Be'r+er alive Than dead. 97 SECOND - I suspecfed if all along. I+ needed only 'rhis fo prove I+. As IMP-- BOTH - - - IMP - - FIRST - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - - - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - - - SECOND FIRST - - - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - SECOND FIRST - you say, beffer alive Ihan dead. See fhere. fhose men? Yes? They are poefs also. They dwell in fhe home of fhe Liars. Liars! Now we are liars. Firsl we are hypocrifes and Ihen liars. On earfh we were seekers of Ihe 'rrufh and here we are liars. Whai a paradox! So fhen all Ihaf which is Irufh on earfh is false in I-Iell. All mankind are liars and all life is false. So 'rhen fhe only 'rrufh is deafhl For fhousands of years. philosophers have been frying fo find ouf whaf life is and all Iheir work was Iusf in vain. The secref of life. being a greaf Irufh, fo 'rhem false. Come lef us go before we find fhal' we are murderers. You are righf-come lThey walkl. When I was a lad my grandfafher fold me fo live ioyfully. for deafh was worfhless. According fo our gracious Imp. he was wrong, for life is false. II' is loeffer fo be dead +han alive if seems. Lef us sfop for we only advance fheories. M fafher was a cobbler and when he would hammer shoes all dlay he'd sing a li++le song he made up. II' was all abouf his nof being any differenl' from kings cause fhey all wore Ihe same sorf of clofhes. Musf have been a funny li+'rle song. Bul' il' was all false- Sfop. fha'r's enough. for I am fired. So lef us sif fhen. lThey sif on a rockl Do you know whaf I am fhinking? Of course nof. Well I'm fhinking of our nexf greaf crime. Anolher one? My, whaf is if? l' Thaf of being dreamers. Buf I don'+ see-yes. I see now. You are righf. If is a crime. Once one of fhe gods was dreaming and being awakened rudely, he lel fhe dream escape unfinished. If wandered all over fhe universe unfil if found a spof near a greaf sfar and fhen if massed and became 'rhe earfh. Then you and I came upon if and builf cifies and canals. The dream became a world men call beauliful, and WE are guilf of being dreamers. See over fhere, fhaf is probably where flue dreamers are kepf. My dreams were high explosives and Ihey have iusf been sei off by a blinding revelafion. All dreams hang by a silken 'rhread unfo fhe dreamer. Perhaps someday 'rhaf god mighf recall his dream and finish if. And now I Ihink whal shall we do? We are all,-liar, dreamer. hypocrife, and also poef. Where shall we fwo be senf? 98 A VOICE SECOND FIRST - - - SECOND I answer! ETernaI is The reaIm oT IiTe and There shaIT Thou go- To wander Torever in eTerniTy. ISiIence Tor a momenTI Well, we are iudged. InTo ETerniTy musT we roam. unTiI The dream is Tinished. I do noT moan, Tor now I am resigned To The rewards oT deaTh. You should noT moan. ETerniTy is The realm OT IiTe, Tor did He noT say ETernaI is The realm oT IiTe? So Then, you and I shaII solve The mysTery OT IiTe. IT IiTe came Trom ETerniTy iT is immorTaI and shall go on-unTiI The dream is Tinished. And we shall Tind iT. And Though we be dead, we shall be as wise as The wisesT man. In The beginning, we were noT desTined To Hell and so we shaII reTurn To ETerniTy as cIean as we wenT TorTh. So TeasT. you mighTy sTars. Tor- inTo The realm of LiTe we go. BeTTer dead Than alive! Iawed by The magniTude oT iT aIII SanTa Maria. CurTain . . . A RAPHAEL HAYES AUTUMN THOUGHT I wouId I were Icarus And so TIy upon The ribbon of ThoughT ThaT I have made a bird's paTh. I could see perhaps- - Who pushed up The Dawn. Who decks The sky aT nighT WiTh Tlarning sTars. Who opens up The mouTh oT space And IeTs The moon shine Through. Who rides behind The smoke-screen oT The cIouds. Yes--all This. Were I Icarus. I RAPHAELI HAYES 99 The Ruler of Tun OURG was sfrong. The people of Tun had been ruled for many years by fhis iron-fisfed Courg. Wherever he wenf, he carried wifh him his silver-handled whip and if became as much a parf of him as his bronzed, hard feafures. Courg slepf, sprawled ouf, on his fhrone. The black servanfs eyed him hafefully. Only fhen could fhey relax fheir fense faces and express fheir real feelings foward him. Courg was dreaming. A mulfifude of people bowed before him. A few sfepped from fhe ranks and approached his fhrone. Oh, King of our people, accepf fhese our gif+s. Bowing low, fhey proffered fheir ornafe giffs and sfepped aside. Courg saf sfill, his face expressionless. l-le signaled for courf fo begin for he was ready fo adminisfer iusfice. Man affer man Courg condemned. As he uffered fhe senfence in his quief, deadly manner, a score of daggers pierced his hearf, a score of curses were flung al' his head. Buf Courg did noi' know fhis-all he saw was fhe smiles of compliance on fhe faces of his people. A man musf rule wifh an iron hand! Empires were never buili' by weak men. And fhen he heard fhe hum of voices. ll' rose higher and higher and sfill higher. The mob advanced slowly, buf wifh heighfened boldness in every sfep. Courg shoufed and wifh his silver whip he swepf his arm righf and leff and he felf himself slowly slipping. A dream! Courg awoke-he was puzzled. Why should he have such dreams? Sfrange-Courg. fhe masfer of all, afraid of a dream? l-le eyed his servanfs sharply. l-le sprang fo his feef. Of course, fhey were all againsf him. The silver whip flashed in fhe hof summer sun and hours lafer fhe awful cries of men near deafh resounded fhrough fhe halls of 'rhe palace. Courg was froubled-he knew fhaf never again would he sleep very soundly. l-lis bare feef slapped fhe cold files of his room as he fhoughf of his dream. Sfroking his chin, he mused-yes, if's preffy bad when your blood furns fo wafer. l-lis servanf approached him wifh a fray of drinks. A few sfeps before he reached his masfer, he falfered and sfumbled dropping fhe fray. The drinks splashed 'rhe robe of Courg and fhe liquid frickled down his bare legs. Courg broughf up his whip and fhe servanf prosfrafed himself on fhe slippery files in shivering ferror. For iusf a second, he raised his head begging wifh his eyes for mercy from fhe inexorable one-in vain, he knew, for when did nof fhe whip fall on fhe offender? Come, Courg, down wifh fhe whip. 'Tis beffer fhan your silence. , Courg sfood sfill for a momenf. l-lis expression changed and he looked bewildered af fhe whip in his hand and fhen his gaze fell on fhe poor servanf. Slowly 'rhe whip dropped from his hand! slowly he walked fo his couch. IOO The shivering servanT clasped his hands in wonder and crawled over To Courg's knees. I-Ie grasped Courg's hand and kissed iT. Courg looked aT him. dazed and perplexed. and Then he wondered why he TeIT like paTTing The bIack's kinky head. IT was very long ago ThaT Courg lived. In The Museum, The aTTendanT poinTs ouT a silver whip and says glibly, ThaT belonged To The greaT Courg oT Tun. I-Ie was very powerful aT one Time and This is The whip ThaT he always carried Tor good Iuck. Then. he sTopped carrying The whip and in a very shorT Time, he IosT his enTire empire. And over here, ladies and genTIemen, is The headress worn by The famous Princess---. ROSLYN I-IEDELMAN QUATRAIN So miITanT, The ThoughTs of men, Who preach The word of God, The only peace ThaT we can geT, Is deep beneaTh The sod. RAPHAEL HAYES I THE WIND AND I When The wind is angry, And TroThs The mouTh of Space WiTh clouds: And sways The Trees Like coral moving siIenTIy in waTer: I wish To ride upon iTs ' Booming voice. And feel iTs sTrengTh BeneaTh my TeeT And pounding in my chesT. I and The wind Will roar defiance To The sea and sky, And we shall Tear up ciTies BuiIT by men, And pIanT a ToresT in Their sTead. RAP!-IAEL HAYES lol U I Y L I 1 1 v 1 1 IO2 The Private Life of Paul Revere N ThaT fafeful nighT, The eighTeenTh of April in Sevenfy-five hardly a man is now alive, Paul Revere and his horse, Bowser, paced The Charlesfon shore opposiTe The Town of BosTon. lmpaTienTly Paul wafched The belfry of The Old Norfh Church, almosT going info hys- Terics once when he remembered how he had slipped a suspender buTTon inTo The collecfion plaTe lasT Sunday. Suddenly a lighf appeared in The Tower, closely Tollowed by a second. Paul paused for a second To recall Longfellow's insfrucfions, One if by land, and Two if by sea, and I on The opposiTe shore wil be. Then he snapped inTo acTion. LeT's go! he shoufed To Bowser, and away They wenT, wiTh The horse five yards in The lead buT Paul gaining rapidly. LeT's go! shoufed Paul, iiurnping info The saddle. LeT's go! he shouTed, picking himself up and geTTing info The saddle again. And away They wenT, speeding over The New England counfryside To The nearesT farmhouse. The Brifish are coming! cried Paul, pulling The reins hard and landing in a nice heap on The fronT doorsfep. The Who are which? queried Mr. Langdon, sTicking his head Thru The window, and Then picking The pieces of glass ouT of his face. l didn'T know The window was shuT, he explained wiTh a grin. The BriTish are coming, spelled ouT Paul on his Tingersj Oh, don'T go To all ThaT Trouble, advised Mr. Langdon, The children can spell now so They will undersTand anyway. . lsn'T ThaT nice? inquired Paul. paTTing The oldesf on The head, and haven'T They grown? MY! 1 T-laven'T They Though? By The way, mee'T The wife. Pleased To meeTcha, said Paul. Pleased To meeTcha, echoed Mrs. Langdon. leaning ouT of The up- sfairs window in an aTTempT To shake hands wiTh Paul. T Are you hurT? asked our hero, anxiously, as he Tenderly lifTed her from where she had fallen, carried her info The house, and saT her on his lap. No, Paul, dear, she sighed wisffully, gazing longingly inTo his eyes, Thanks To your heroic courage. l love you, he cried fiercely, and Took her info -his arms: sfrong arms They were. The lefT one especially. Paul benT back her head and laid a sincere T03 kiss on her ToleranT lips, meanwhile whispering sweeT words oT endearmenT inTo her shell-like ear. Then Paul sTopped. Try iT again, she said To Paul, buT Paul was already on his horse and Tar away, Tor he had seen Mr. Langdon coming downsTairs wiTh a shoTgun in his hand. Up The hills, down The hills, rode Paul Revere. Trees and Telegraph poles Tlashed by, Tarms loomed up in The disTance. Tlew pasT him. and dis- appeared over The horizon. The BriTish are coming, he warned each Tarm- house as iT Tlew by. He rode inTo MedTord and dashed up To The village square. The BriTish are coming. LeT Them come, laughed some oT The village idlers, Taking a Tew pracTice shoTs aT Paul. Whiz, sang The bulleTs as They pursued him. WhaT did you say? he asked. Whiz, repeaTed The buIIeTs impaTienTly. Oh, is ThaT all? snapped Paul, wiTh ill-concealed disappoinTmenT. IT you haven'T anyThing worThwhile To say, don'T say iT. And OTT he galloped, leaving The innocenT liTTle bulleTs uTTerly squelched. On. he rode, on and on. up To a liTTle whiTe house. Knock. knock! Who's There? Paul Revere. Well leave The milk around The back. - The BriTish are coming. Oh. dear! lsn'T ThaT mean? complained The lady in despair. I haven'T a Thing in The house To TreaT Them wiTh and The house is a mess. Then preTend you're ouT and don'T answer The bell, advised Paul gaily, as he climbed up Bowser's Toreleg, Trom There To his neck, and Thence To The saddle. Then They had The laugh oT Their lives. Oscar. The liTTle rascal. had unTied The saddle so ThaT no sooner did Paul seaT himselT on iT Than he Tell inTo one oT The Tubs oT waTer ThaT Oscar had placed on eiTher side oT Bowser. By The Time Paul had been resusciTaTed, Bowser had vanished inTo The woods. DeiecTed Paul Revere Took leave. and plunged despondenTly inTo The dark depThs oT The primordial ToresT. A Tigure loomed in The darkness. l-lalT, said The Tigure. IO4 . Who goes fhere, friend or foe? demanded Revere, now on his ioes. Paul was offen on his foes and friends urged him fo fake up foe dancing, buf he finally abandoned The plan. Friend, answered fhe figure, affer some reflecfion. Advance and give fhe counfersign, commanded Revere. empfying bofh barrels in fhe general direcfion of fhe figure for fhe sake of precau- fion. The figure advanced. Paul sfruck a mafch. Before him sfood a Brifish general. Whom are you. sir? gasped Paul fearfully, wifh fhe accenf on fhe whom fo show rhaf he knew his grammar. I General Cornwallis, said General Cornwallis. Noi Tl-lE General Cornwallis, exclaimed Revere. Yes, giggled Cornwallis, fickled fhaf Paul had read abouf him. Buf, he confinued, and his brow assumed a sferner look, You have been defecfed spying wifhin my lines. Dufy forces me-'ro order-fo order-, he falfered, fo order your execu'rion, he finished shamefacedly. Yes, sir. said Paul obedienfly. And don'f lef if happen again, confinued Cornwallis. l-la, ha, laughed Paul, you're nof General Cornwallis. You can r fool me. l am foo, profesfed Cornwallis, somewhaf flusfered. Oh, no you're no+, yelled Paul gleefully, and wifh fhaf he pulled fhe General's wig and whiskers violenfly, and off fhey came! April fool! laughed Bowser, for sure enough if was he who had dressed up iusf like General Cornwallis and almosi' scared poor Paul ouf of his wifs. Bowser, l'm surprised af your playing a frick like fhaf on your old masfer. ' ' ' Thai was one on you, giggled fhe horse, kicking him playfully in The sfomach. The Brifish are coming! shoufed Paul, suddenly recalling his mission as he climbed ouf of 'rhe pond in which he had landed. Wifh 'rhaf he mounfed his sfeed once more and dashed info Lexingfon, galloped down Lexingfon Avenue fo Thirfy-fourfh Sfreef, fhen cross-fown fo Pennsylvania Sfafion, where he 'rook fhe 2:I4 fo Foresf l-lills. l-le woke up af Jamaica. lf's a mean shame, he sobbed fo Bowser, now we'll have fo walk back. Bowser did nof answer. l-le had fallen off fhe rear plafform af Woodside. MIRIAM YUKELSON IOS The Light EHERAN lay baThed in nighT. Like fingers of The PropheT, The silhoueTTes of The mosques rose in The dark Toward Allah! Grazing The TopmosT spires of The minareTs, The moon. like a silver shield shone. STars doTTed The blue heavens. The flaT roofed houses were as whiTe as snow under The moon's rays. OuT of The silence of The nighT There rose The sofT murmur of The wind. Now and Then a donkey would bray harshly. BeTween The houses The blackness was like boTTomless abysses. The moon's rays Tell in one spoT and There lay an indisTinguishable blur. Now iT moved and suddenly There rose from iT a cry of anguish. Yahiali raised his Tired old head Toward -Allah. He was old and his beard was as whiTe as The roofTops. His Tace was as wrinkled as The bark of a daTe Tree. His wasTed body was cloThed in rags and his Tears cuT To his very soul like The slash of a scimiTar. STreTched ouT on The rough sTree'r beside him lay The body of his son. The body sagged as he lifTed The cold whiTe head. The old man kissed The dead lips. and groaned. Oh my son, Thou luscious fruiT of an old man's days, why arT Thou gone? His weeping became agony. O son of Allah why hasT Thou Taken him from me? Have l noT benT my aged knee when e'er we have called To prayer? Have.l noT gone u on my pilgrimage and reTurned on weary feef? O Allah. why hasT Thou Tlbrsaken me? again he groaned. Go, sTop Thy blubbering. Thou mule! swore an angry sleeper who had been awakened by The old man's cries. Dazedly. Through his grief. Yahiali heard and became quieT. He conTinued To rock The dead head and murmured incoherenTly. Suddenly Yahiali sTiTfened. He sTrained his film eyes in The darkness. ln a momenT a figure crawled up To him. Yah'ah sighed as he recognized The face of Ben Ali, a fellow beggar. This phil- osopher was his only friend in Teheran. Ben Ali saT down beside The old man and moaned in consolaTion. Thou musT noT weep. Yahiali, he Then spake, WhaT Allah gives, belongs To him as if iT were a piece of silk, and whaT one owns He can Take back. Oh Ali. Thou arT The only one whom I shall love now, sobbed The old man. Cease Thy weeping, Yahiali, The beggar again reproached, Thou musT noT weep before The feasT of The PropheT which comes upon The dawn. Even The Shah will be There. Yahiali saT sTill for a momenT. The darkness had become as Twilighf as dawn approached. Then slowly The old man Turned his head. Ben Ali recoiled aT The change before him. A mad lighT gleamed in The old man's eyes and his mouTh was half open. Hope shone in his Tired face. ln The TwilighT iT had become phosphorescenT. I06 The Shah, The Chosen oT The PropheT! Yahiali beaT his wiThered chesT in his exciTemenT. IT shall be he ThaT will bring back my son. His voice rose like The screaming oT a mad wincl. Ben Ali Tell away Trom The old man and looked wiTh horror upon him. Yahiali, whaT dosT Thou mean? The Shah can noT bring back Thy'son again. The old man shook his head madly and cluTched his dead son TighTer. Yes, yes. he can! and he bursT inTo a TiT oT demoniac laughTer. Ben Ali. dazed and bewildered aT This sudden change in his Triend. looked around him and Then crawled Tearfully away. Gradually The dawn rolled in. wk lk Ik lk Sk WiTh The break of dawn began The TesTiviTies of The holy day. The sTreeTs ThaT aT nighr had been so quieT had now become a veriTable bedlam. Donkeys brayed while drivers cursed and shopmen called oul' Their wares. The beggars moaned Their eTernal, Aims alms. and dogs barkecl in The blisTering sun. MerchanTs wiTh Their camels blocked The narrow sTreeTs. The only shade was beneaTh The awnings of The shop-keepers. The noise con- Tinued Thus Through-ouT The day. WiThin The greaT square in TronT oT The Shah's palace, a huge mob had gaThered To view The Shah when The gaTes opened. They milled and pushed. For The mosT parT, They were poor, dressed in any rags ThaT They could Tind. NexT To The gaTes sTood Yah'ali. Thar same mad lighT gleamed in his eye and his hands shook like a leaT caughT.iri a mad wind. Suddenly Trom behind The gaTes, TrumpeTs blared and a movemenT like a Tidal wave sprung up in The crowd. Eagerly Yahiali waiTed Tor The gaTes To open. Ancl Then wiTh a grind The heavy doors swung back. For a momenT everyThing was s+iIl and again The TrumpeTs blared and ouT marched The Shah's guard. Then like a giganTic roar The mob liTTed up Their voices shouTing, The Shah. The Shah. OuT he rode resplendenT in whiTe silk robes and upon a whiTe palTrey. T-lis black beard Tell upon his deep chesT, a Truly regal ruler. l-le sTopped his horse and gazed around. Yahiali who could noT conTain himself any longer sprang Torward and grasped The Shah's sTirrup. Oh Chosen oT The PropheT. hear me. hear me. he cried. A cry of horror sprang up in The crowd aT his proTanaTion. The rear oT The guard ran back To The old man and Tried To drag him away. The Shah sTruck by The ligh+ in Yahiali's eyes raised his hand and The guard 'formed again. Speak. he said. Yahiali sobbed Tor ioy, and The mob around him had become hushed. and sTrained Torward To hear his words. Oh Shah. Thou arT Truly greaT. he cried and Then conTinued. My son, The only ioy oT my days is dead: Taken Trom me. who have loved Allah since birTh. CansT Thou noT bring him back To me, O GreaT One? The Shah sTared. amazed aT so TanTasTic a requesT and The crowd whispered whaT was said To Those in back. Yahiali misundersTood The Shah's amazement O Shah, Torgive a requesT from one so low, Tor l loved my son as you love your people. IO7 BuT I cannoT bring back Thy son, The Shah replied bewildered. Yahiali's eyes widened and his Tace paled. I-Ie Tell back a sTep as if he had been sTruck. ArT Thou noT The Chosen oT The PropheT. his voice quavered, CansT Thou noT do whaT we cannoT? Aye, ThaT I can, replied The Shah, BuT I cannoT bring back The dead! Yahjali sTaggered and his mouTh dropped open. his eyes sTaring. Thou arT buT a man! he cried. l-Ie sTood sTiII and gazed aT The Shah, Then suddenly he laughed, his voice Trailing OTT inTo a cry oT pain. The Shah cringed and moved his palTrey back. Yahjali sTumbIed away scream- ing, A man. a man! l-le laughed again. his eyes glazed and sTaring. The crowd had become hushed. I-le ToTTered Toward The palace wall and leaned againsT iT Tor supporT. Yahiali Taced The wondering mob. l-Ie raised his hand in a Tinal gesTure Toward The Shah and wiTh a horrible cry he cIuTched his hearT and Tell. , When They buried him nexT day, people said. Poor Yahiali-noT quiTe righT in The head aT The end. y RAPI-IAEL HAYES PRAYER God save me Trom glass lakes and Trees, Whose Torms are made oT wire, LeT noT my soul be Turned To ash ln arTiTicial Tire. For Trees shaped under hands oT God And Trees wiTh Torm divine, Break rungs ThaT lead To paThs oT TruTh And I can climb no higher. . . So I who sing oT rippling lakes And Trees wiTh Torm devine, Beg ThaT my soul be never drunk, WiTh man's synTheTic wine. RAPI-IAEL HAYES I los V FINIS K WQMQW QMQ, gf X.. x, , MJ AUTOGRAPHS i 4 MQW7 70- K X- 3 A' my lfalyw- Je 7 ff W WWW' . wfwcife fbffvi ' Q5 f Z . gb M,-fx g0K.g,,,,g A mmf. MMAML XTUQ1 N'W l9X l-mic, WLM. Cf? , f' 4 ,'3. 1 .M X! ,, ., , gl ' ' i . . 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EVEBEG VAnderbil+ 3-I560 53rd YEAR Call or W,-,+e Secrelarial Training Accouniancy Shorlhancl - Typewriling Office Praclico Special Courses For High School Gradua'I'es A G a Phone: Tivoli 2-9764 +his school are eligible 'For admission +o Pace lns+i+u+e -a nafionally known and disfinciive professional school of Technical Training in Business Adminis+ra'rion Accouniancy Secreiarial Prac+ise Classes for beginners a+ Pace lnsfifule prepare high-school graduales for imme- diale earnings. Many Pace graduales are now Treasurers and conlrollers of large corporafions--olhers are in successful ac- counfancy pracfise. Field Trips io The offices and planls of fhe largesf organizafions in New York City are conducfed especially for day sfudenfs in The Accounfancy School and for day sludenis in The Secrelarial School. Sfudenis and Paren'I's are invifed fo confer wi+h The Regisirar DAY SCHOOL -- - EVENING SCHOOL Pace Institute 225 Broadway New York Say i'r wilrh Flowers SOUNDVIEW FLORIST Arrisiic Deco rarions a nd - .Weddings Floral Designs Our Special+y I I6I3 WESTCHESTER AVE. Bronx, N. Y. AT SOUNDVIEW AVE. STATION Borsa Studio PHOTOGRAPHERS and PORTRAITS IN OIL l45 West lust Street Wlsconsin 7-8950 Suite 2l4 Photographer for The Senior Class II6 SUMMER SESSION, JULY 5th to SEPTEMBER 9th ' ' O N R O E S C H O O AQ '5 il Corner Boston X NVeSt Farxns Roauls N ' , ' on 1-1. 177 si.: Ni lx -J ' ' . flinlrum-e Clnzaler 'fllculro Lolrlnyl L, ALL Commifzuemri Counsics, Clvli. Sl'Il!VlCE, ' 1 ' ' A ,L,xN4:U,u:1':s ill' Catalog on Request Phono ,FEJIYUHIIH 7-3024 S 1,I'iIll7ilHl,I'ljl'1WIESSUI' Gillry Robinson, L.L.B. Sir ln-muc Plllllllll clmlld-J F-l'P'S- Dr. Iolm Robert Gregg Blmzklmnrd specimen of Shorllmnd written by Professor Robinson, student of the lntc Sir Isaac Pitman A 'len weeks intensive Summer C0llTSO,WV'llll Touch Typewriling, is given in eillier llic Isaac 1 ilmzln T or Gregg syslems of Sliorlllulul. Also llookkeeping :mel Auuounling. Nvc guarantee completion of each cours-ie willl praelieal Sliorllmml-'Vypewriling speeds. Morning and Aflernoon sessions. Diploma on Cmnplelion. l'lm'oll now. flonlplele cil0lll'S0 325. ----LA, ,J'2!k-X, fwijf' fifffzf U A X 0 gl? 21.2 0 C U ff iv M f Lffw MX gf ff if K af ,fy SSSS 'T' A 6, , nf K fffmvj If rj 3, Pgf Q Q, J p X g'Z'nL,f!'i ,X X X 1, ff x M umnwripl Gregg Sllorllluml ' C:-We advise immefliale regislralion 'lo prevent disappointment as only a limileal number of Slmlenlz-1 can lie aceonunoclalecl. A Small cleposil, assures you of a seal.. II7 An Open Le'T'I'er To HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 4514? The Courses of Sfudy you are now Taking will soon be Tinished. WhaT will you do nexf? Are you ready To geT on in The world and make your own living? No? Then decidel Do noT driTT inTo The T'irsT odd iob obTainable aTTer graduaTion. If you do, your Tailure is a Toregone conclusion. WhaTever your work is To be, IeT your nexT move be more Thoro preparaTion Tor ThaT work. Do noT rely on your good academic or general educaTion. IT has no specific QUALIFICATIONS value in obTaining employmenT in The markeT in which you musT oTTer yourselT Tor service. AFTER GRADUATION WHAT? YeT, because of The culTure of your HIGH SCHOOL educaTion, your mind has been so informed, inspired, and sTrengThened, ThaT you wanT The I:zesT Training ob- Tainalale Tor The pracTical purposes of liTe. Has iT occurred To you ThaT you cannoT spend The nexT year, or aT leasT The seven monThs from June To February, more proTiTably Than in LEARNING FOR EARNING purposes? ThaT such arTs as ACCOUNTING. BANK- ING. CALCULATIONS, DRAFTING, CORRECT ENGLISH, STENOGRAPHY, TYPE- WRITING, and The operaTion of OFFICE MACHINES will assure you of employmenT ThaT will pay your COLLEGE or UNIVERSITY expenses? Having These hire accomp- lishmenTs you could earn your own way Thru college and Thus save your parenTs The cosT of a Tour year higher educaTion. They. your Alma MaTer. and all oTher Triends would assure you ThaT This is glory enough Tor one year of any College or UniversiTy. Begin wiThouT delay To work ouT This plan. If you apply yourself earnesTly you will be able To earn a good salary as a bookkeeper or sTenographer in from six To Twelve monThs. EasTman will obTain The posiTion Tor you as soon as you are qualified TordThe duTies required and enable you To realize all ThaT The program suggesTed may pro uce. Finally-such a course of sTudy as EASTMAN-GAINES advises and oTTers would cosT you buT a very moderaTe sum. IT is reasonably cerTain ThaT you would earn wiThin a shorT Time from Tive To Ten Times The money invesTed, and ThaT you will rarely. if ever, make any oTher invesTmenT which will prove safer or more sure To earn aT leasf IOO'X, per annumll Call and Talk This over-or let our vocational counsellor, Mr. O. T. McCroskey. call on you. For ProspecTus Address: CLEMENT C. GAINES, M.A.. LL.D., PresidenT GAINES SCHOOLT Lenox Ave. 8a 123d St., New York, N. Y. Harlem 7-0518 Il8 AMBITIIJUS FUR BUSINESS SUCCESS? Then you will be interested in this school with its background of 72 years of training young men and women for successful business lives and higher executive positions. Combines tlie best features of the com- mercial training offered in universities and private business schools. Free placement service for graduates. Secretarial and Business Administration Courses include speninl instruction by university professors in Applied Psychology, Economics, Executive Qualities, and Sslesmnnship. Day and evening leuionu. Wrilofor Bulletin-or plume Pham: 3-6680 UF BUSINESS IUMINISTRITIUN lim SHIRE C 501 Madison Avenue Q52 SLJ, New yciirilil-Ciii:'Acn E Complements ot National Hospital Meat Corp. 536 Westchester Avenue New York. N. Y. Compliments ot I 5 per subject in Day School Two Subiects Allowed 6 0 R D 0 N SUMMER Eiga-iDscHooL Supply Co. I JULY lst to AUGUST 23rd Full Schedule of subiects Save time: maize up failures: enter college I sooner. City-wide and Regents Exams in Our Building Secure summer permission card from . your principal ERON PREP. SCHOOL 853 Broadway cor. I4th St. TOmpltins Sq. 6-5923 22l-5 WEST I7tl1 STREET New Yorlc II9 SOLD IN YOUR SCI-IOOL SOLD IN SEVEN STATES VZ 53' A N all-ways 1cz 'c'riEAM - B R E Y E R ICE CREAM COMPANY Philadelphia New York Washington Newark STilIweII 4-5000 Phone-Tlvoli 2-IB97 A. Mintz, Prop. WARD SPORT SHOP Sweaters, Elannels, Knickers, etc. I55I Westchester Ave. Bronx, N. Y. SPECIAL RATES EOR MONROE SENIORS DR. SAUL J. KIPPEL Surgeon Dentist 1592A Westchester Ave. 552 Rosedale Ave. Phones: Tlvoli 2-0I84 Tlvoli 2-I400 DISCOUNT TO G. O. MEMBERS Ulbe Zguuleharh iBastrp bijup anh Restaurant Catering tor all occasions Private Dining-room Baking Done On Promises Phone: INtorvaIo 9-0I26 Karl Pollack, Prop EMBASSY G-ROCERY CORP Hotels and Institutions Supplied 4-I I-I3 E. IOIst STREET New York Phono: SAcramon'l'o 40l0-I I-I2 Tel. Tlvoli 2-50I5, Ib IIIIIIII IIIIIII In. Bronx Office I56I Westchester Ave. Leasing - Property - Management Real Estate Founded I88O fDay Deparfmenl, Dwiqhf School l88OI N E W Y O R K PREPARATORY SCHOOL DWIGHT SCHOOL 72 Park Avenue. N. Y. Belween 38+h and 39Ih SIS. BROOKLYN ACADEMY Cor. Monfague and Henry SIS. Two Blocks from Borough Hall Bolh Day IDwigh+ School, 9 Io 3:00I and Evening Schools-Charfered By The Board of Regenls- Prepares especially for COLLEGE REGENTS WEST POINT AND AN NAPOLIS Inquire for Cafaloq ERNEST GREENWOOD, Headmas+er Summer Term Begins July 5 Advance and Repeat Subjects Phone: RAymond 7375-5227 L. BROOKS Wholesale Confeclione Founlrain Supplies FED 26l4 WEBSTER AVE. Bronx, N. Y. Phone: Wlsconsin 7-4887 FRED KELLEY MFG. CO. Lee+her Engraved Jewelry Specialhes I328 BROADWAY New York, N. Y. Alexander L. Sheff, B. S., Principal M. S. Rader, Direcfor Ph. Reader, B. BA. , E A S T E R N BUSINESS SCHO O 536 Bergen Ave. A+ :wh S+. and Thar.-A Av New York Cify FRED L. KELLEY Tel.: LUdlow 4-2700, 0303 L SITU9 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Be Ready For A Responsible Posifion Before The New Year Regisier Now For Our Nex+ Secreiarial Course Beginning July I Gregg Shorlhand. Touch Typewriiing, Business Eihics and Eliguelle, Filing, Office Praclice, Secreiarial Bookkeeping, Business English, Economic Problems and Special Leclures. BALLARD SCHOOL GRADUATES ALWAYS IN DEMAND Large, Iighl, cool classrooms, gymnasium, swimming pool, clulo rooms, lea room and calieleria in Ihe building. Splendid roof garden for siudy and recrealion. SEND FOR BULLETIN Ceniral Branch Y. W. C. A. Lexing'ron Avenue aI' 53rd S'rreeI' New York, N. Y. Wlclcersham 2-4500 Compliments or Ti-us SENIOR CLASS I22 REGISTER NOW DRAKE'S SUMMER SCHOOL DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS SecreI'ariaI Division FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GRADUATES. UNDERGRADUATES AND TEACHERS Infensive Iraining in SECRETARIAL SUBJECTS A background of more Ihan half a ceniury enables us Io offer Ihe besi business Iraining obiainable. Posi+ions Individual Secured InsI'ruc'Iion Academic Division HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS Dr. B. Roberi Silver, Ph.D., Di- recior, Faculfy member of Evander Chiids High School and Theodore RooseveIi Eve- ning I-Iigh School, Direcior. Advance and Repeai Siudenis Accepfed. Permission from home high schools necessary. Ciiy-Wide examinafions Inon- Regenisi given aI' our school. Tuiiion SI0.00 per subieci. ' JuIy5-Augusi 26 I DRAKE SCHOOLS INC. I Bronx School Washingion Heigh+s School Fordham Rd. 8: Grand Conc. I8 ISI' Sf- 81 Broadway RAymond 9-2344 WAsh. H+s. 7-3855 COLLEGE ANNUAL CORPORATION PRINTING, PLATE MAKING BINDING This Book By Us Complete 505 FIFTH AVENUE New York City l24 'X I .- ...1 ...ts , ,. V I 7 4 - f J . r,.:,., -ff' fp- -l.,1,,,..f,. -- 1 --C -.v:fr 'J: 7: --SE' Tj A ff '-.' N.. S .': -.'.g.v :TJV-1, g.- 1-I. . .yu , ,, .- . . zfffif- . . ,.,.w .Gif - .,,,. -1 - -' - , - -' ,f. --:L-.. ' ' ' 'A - -Ag::-uffL'fa -i-1'y-'-- Q' - 'T .T-1. ' '-' ' ' 'AI -5-ij Q7Ngf:f1:'2-.-,-.f. . 1 L. 'V -' ' :- Tf.,'-H. -.'23.-. v. -,-V 'j'-,. '.','-L-- ','-54fxfp1ffrf'1?x5f1. 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