James Monroe High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)
- Class of 1951
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Thomas Fuller said, Music is nothing else but wild sounds civi- lized into time and tone. In a figurative sense, we teachers have been master musicians, taking you as wild freshmen and, by exposing you to the great thoughts and impressions of the past, fitting you for harmonious living in your world. 'Ihat we have tried hard is certain. To what extent we have succeeded will show itself in your lives. lust as the compos er looks forward to the opening performance of his opera. forgetting all the hardships of his labors in the triumph of his work, so do we teachers glory in the achievements of those whom we have helped to mould. That God may grant you many years of harmonious living with your fellow men: that your life may be a song. delighting the hearts of all who hear it. is the sincere wish of your friend. 5 Principal he past is never entirely forgotten. even as we look anticipatingly toward the future and toward our new lives. In these four short years, we have changed from children, in a small sheltered world, to adults, fully aware of the vastness of our responsibilities and the important part we must play in our new world, as the instrument plays its part in the orchestration of a melody. Although many members oi our class will soon be scattered over the world, they will eventually come to rest in colleges, factories and offices. But wher- ever they may go, Monrovians oi the class of Iune '51 will remember all those extra-special sounds of Monroe and whisper to themselves, it was music . . . music . . . music . . . 6 frelude gf? J f 0' V If U 1 1 !?-1 i I ,ifqsjmwiu Zff4'U W6J7yf , W1 . , , ,V '. !44,,,-,! -I .5 X PM 'fm iynifx W Q2-O,,QQvv1'? 515013 7 m U I i .. by BMJ .er HJ- aww-Q fr -l XJ ' MR ROCKLAND MR Bh.RNS'I'E.IN rw sf 'X f'-T Z' 114.4 MJ MR.KNAP13 M13 WVQLPF a MR SEGAL 3 MR SCI-IUMAN E JP?-Ht, MISS SEGLOW f gy , 1 rt. 0 D : J J K lJVfH jJI9' Ham!! Ministers TJ F, fl il J 6 fF'lLl.- U7 Q F Jifl iff J J H Fi ff - W Qu i ' . . in g -A Q N J 35 Mrss SCULLY ef 1' T' J '-T f ' J j X 1 A LJ ' 4 V -J Mu E Ei Q5 E my ue sL L6 I MPLOSTROVER ------ we V H13 1ff EQ,dE,1 lmpressarivs MJ MV Va rr' JLJJJ,-511 QTSJIHFH H3 Jliii Mr. Leo Taub, Decrn of Boys hA 4 D f Girls Ayriiiisigjggen J J 3 vd E f i bii D 3 f' .B J. ,Hg A -gifs Q 05? 15 4 4 f'w?ijj---FWF rj V J , J , J J Andante Hfznfzzlvile 1 1 ': 'g'V n. BALABAN et's walk through the Marble Halls that serve as an overture to the real Monroe. And as we walk, let us take deep notice of the things we pass. We'll tiptoe past the principal's office and, gaining momentum, enter the auditorium, the Monroe Music Hall. We are awed by the harmonious pattern that is made by the lights dancing on the yawning stage. Then. out of nowhere, a bell rings and sends us clattering up the stairs to the classes, offices and gyms. Yes, and the gyms where the tempo of bouncing balls and the stamping of feet echo up to the rafters of the fifth floor lunchroom. Here, a type of iazz prevails resembling the beating of drums and the blowing of horns. But now, walking out of the lunchroom. the noise ends and these halls grow still. Yet, as the sounds themselves fa-de, the echoes and memories grow louder and louder. 5,635.63 ...WJ F- L5,b,t,b.J MJF MAIN HALL lllv 16:54 1 ll Alllag YI' AIl'- I ulullfuull 8 0 . odo I 1 x - C 0 . X X 1 I 1' . - tllfl-D-fi 'All' . - ' 5 ill' - -Ill ' il- gl I If N -.Hey ' ' I x ' lr ' x III , ' x ' ' ' s I J wx fl W f X f- I Q V x X ' X N if, l 12 gQM,JJJJL-' TROPHY CASE ook! There's a baseball pennant . . . My brother helped to win that . . . Wow! We sure won a lot of football games . . . Remember how we beat Clinton? . . . -www-Mae t.., , A ., Q--M--W-........,.e.. . M-M... , . Q 'ft sk - ' s i SUGGESTION BOX TEACHERS' LUNCHROOM Wmlif 3 ll! 3 fi! :' 'X ' ' V Q E ii-E, Ji 31 GM 2.1 4:1esi. 'fif2 Qffff-: 49 X sr - -.1 fsssd SENIOR ALCOVE 14 hoopee! The bell! . . . My best subject-lunch . . . starved . . . quit pushing . . . Lend me your token . . . You're no privileged character . . . End of the line . . . Yipeee! Broke a dish . . . Wouldn't give me two milks . . . No straws? . . . Supposed to drink by osmosis? . . . Soup tastes like LAST Wednesday's meatloal . . . See ii I remember,-six sand- wiches, nine pops, live . . . What! A sixth termer in the alcove?-Evaporate child! . . . Teachers have it good . . . Three flavors of ice cream . . . Careful! You're getting gravy on my Eco . . . Bell? . . . Didn't even comb my hair 'Bye . . . See you tomorrow . . . fx Kg 1 f nj IJ me funchrv ru STUDENTS' LUN CHROOM 15 l library Dungcvn 'ffl A we 'Y LIBRARY DUNGEON 16 AUDITORIUM STUDY HALL 6 Indy Hal! Rush from the dungeon to the fourth floor . . . Pain in the neck, no lights . . . Call a teacher . . . Ah, can see now . . . It's late . . . Go to the auditorium . . . Some dull guid- ance assembly . . . The Glee Club is wonderful . . . Good TWWESG ll- Qlll fs:www2,fH sll i program . . . Couldn't do my homework . . . Lights went out tocf soon . . . Have to go to study hall . . . Iust asked one little question and she yelled . . . Go to library . . . Please. cnly one book for my homework . . . Ridiculous . . . Check- ing books . . . Dorx't trust us? . . . AUDITORIUM J J W I i M Y- l We lie? 'WE MIRROR STAFF-MR. LIFTON Ykes! . . . Deadline tomorrow . . . Who wants to write a press release? . . . You're not supposed to deviate from copy . . . Who told YOU you could write? . . . What happened to my byline? . . . You out the best part out . . . Look! My story . . . It's going into the Doctrine . . . Proof-read this . . . Can't even spell . . . Need a good introduction . . . What do you think ot this poem? . . . What's a good title for? . . . Doesn't look a bit like the original . . . 18 hw of Publications ful , E I if 'j .ij 'H LI SENIOR OFFICE PUBLICATIONS OFFICE-MR. LIP TON Ln E1 S 19 james mamae AQ! scvfaaf FOOTBALL FIELD I A md Wlafar THE OVAL NATATORIU M it LT J.: - N Lf' 'V-.e , , 1- ---mx fry-N Q ,rT, QAXAX X' 'Qfffv ,A.,'-'A '-fxf, .. ,J A-Y X-,A AX x Vx' N' W ....,..T-a,x3 'rw- 22 -Q ,M either locks had they to their doors, nor bars to their windows: But their dwelling was open as day and the hearts of the owners: There the richest was poor, and the poor lived in abundance. Longfellow L- sa Allegra he lights in the auditori-um dim and the curtain parts. A sudden hush envelopes the audience as the members of the orchestra take their respective places for the last time on the stage. A look of sadness and accomplishment appears on their faces as their minds travel back over the fruitful and happy years. They recall the lirst time they took their places to become 'a part of this orchestra. As the conductor triumphantly raises his shining baton, so we of the Iames Monroe High School turn the pages of this great symphony overture and present to yo-u, the members of our production: the young men and women ot the Iune 1951 graduating class. ev! Z 7 W ' lgfmfurzz sf' 47 za oscow must make up our regents . . . Ah KNOW the South won, Honey Chile . . . Amend the Constitution! No home- work! . . . MR. STARR 50 ia! fudies Wtere can I buy a Big Stick ? . . . If I were Caesar . . But I'd rather be Cleopatra . . . Monroe needs an Emancipa tion Proclamation . . . He bought stock in my allowance . . -1 V -Q ' . , . . + AMERICAN HISTORY MR. LEAVI'I'I' 24 wwf QM MLA, , WORLD HISTO MR. WALDN PAN-AMERICAN HISTORY MR. IESS WITCHEL AMERICAN HISTORY MR. RAE ENGLISH 8 MRS. KLAF lg f d J J A: l.....,... I. kg- f---L li.. ENGLISH OFFICE ENGLISH 8 MISS SALTZBERG X f .SWK I1 and Spark uring four years ot English at Monroe, we've struggled through double negatives, split infinitives and the greatest of all crimes, the incomplete sentences. But in spite of the suf- ferings during these grammar lessons, our English classes alway proved to be enjoyable . . . WHO, WHOM, EITHER, NEITHER . . . WHO CARES HOW I USE THEM? . . . ENUNCI- ATE CLEARLY! . . . DON'T FALL OFF THE STAGE! . . . 'T-ff? sewn Fl BQ 0 'E ,J illliigg! lllll lm-.IIE ' NBII: v wlll DRAMA MRS. ROCHMIS M4 ,. , , , A ' vg n ai l iillllllf l fha ' ff 4 . ,ATX MRS. NEWTON DRAMA 27 Huluauul QUT CHEMISTRY MR. TROIK Aw vim , -1' it 7 will 'X WW? -fvN9' E5 1 LL N 1,-If XX ,X I X . O 9 W . MR. TAFFEL Z QR Sip' Science Tris lab always smells! . . . Is the valence of oxygen one or two? . . . You mean there's a difference between mitosis cmd halitosis? . . . Oh. that Chem Regents! . . . A frog, how cute . . . Don't jump. girls . . . If we didn't have gravity would I ily? . . . So. a volcano erupts . . . Sound or light. which is faster? . . . Who's interested in races? . . . 28 W l ,w.,. ' 1 r i-1 0 L -Ag Q my ' . v I .10 d is O tu, I-4 vis - Q MR. LANDAU X YEAR MATH MISS WEISS 1, Mathematics MISS BUTLER 'Lx Ll-L ,HJJV SOLID GEOMETRY l e J ,ya vi' if ,I 8.5-M 1g 4 hy does Mr. X have to go faster than Mr. Y? . . . We will now illustrate an isosceles triangle by means of the diaper . . . Trade a compass for an answer? . . . Seeing graphs in my sleep . . . Lost my coefficient on the Elder Avenue station . . . Going to use logs in my cooking? . . . 31 MR. LAND!-KU 5-K 'l' 4-4 Y QXYYSF F. MR. DOOLEY 1 Health Sdumfivn F emalesl . . . Hate dressing . . . Anyone have an extra sock? . . . Forgot to wash my suit . . . Made two points, all by myself . . . Who thinks 'up these dances? . . . See what asked me to rhumba? . . . Everything they call men . . . It's time . . . Go to iourth floor . . . Room is on the third . . . Be late for . . . Not my fault . . . iMalesl Take your time . . . Rush us like crazy . . . This is how the pros do it . . . Oops! . . . Missed . . . Let go of my leg . . . Think YOUR'RE Gorgeous George? . . . Why knock yourself out? . . . Not getting paid . . . Wish I had patrol . . . Who took my shirt? . . . Open a window . . . BOYS' HEALTH ED GIRLS' HEALTH ED MISS SCHNEIKER LATIN MISS DOYLE it - 'ifs4! abla Usted espanol? Parlez-vous francais? Capiche d'Ita1i- gorvzyu az gauges MRS. RICE GERMAN ano? Nein. Ich spreche Deutche . . . Watch those irregular verbs! . . . Catch those gerunds! . . . memorize twenty-tive idioms? . . . I thought the Rhine was a wine! . . . Regents! Translation, comprehension, composition, and a headache . . . No mother! Not TWO languages! . . . MISS DAVIDSON 5 41 MRS. LORGE DR. BLUMBERG HEBREW Z5 A . J N J L lk fl F 0- N LHANNQ X FRENCH Mas. BERGER 1 If f4AA'S X SPANISH MR. GOODMAN 5246 am' STAGE DESIGN MR. FREES MR. SHAFRAN SHOP MR. FURMAN Applied Arts a look at me! I have a print dr-ess now . . . Whose idea was it to make indelible ink? . . . red with orange . . . Let me paint the desk for prafrtice . . . Why not? . I. . Will they ever have glue that doesnt stlck? . . . I shall paint a master- piece! . . . He thinks he's Rembrandt . . . Mona lisa, Mona Lisa! . . . Some piece . . . Y' fi. ll' 'll GRAPHIC ART MR. DINKIN ,Q W-M . . Y J ' I, - QR ' W K as M f X E .,- 4.3 yy BAN MR. FEIRSTEIN X 1 xiii? Q SX - ! BOYS' GLEE CLUB MR. BUSTIN ORCHESTRA My if ..., on't B-flat, don't B-sharp, always B-natural! . . . A deeper breath than this and my stomach will cave in . . . His voice is sadder than Pagliacci . . . Well, YOU'RE no Mimi Benzell either . . . It was probably your fiddle that made the cat iump over the moon . . . Were you singing? No, that was the subway passing by . . . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MISS STRITTER -1 xsgx-.ff if S Svcrefzzrial Studia' Eillfil E .L FINA:--4.- 1415.9-1-F15-s 'WK.I.AA.v.4,-Pb-na N Dgflhawuw VVN.oJlAQ1Z.4v1, QA E I MR. FROMBERG vw QNX f X. ' N1 ' I Q x.f2Q,f,L.49-u 40 MISS GORFEIN STENOGRAPHY ..--5 MRS. PICKAR TYPING hich side of the carbon do I use? . . . Hey! I can type twelve words a minute now . . . Oh, was that your SHORT- HAND homework? I thought you were just doodling, so I threw it out . . . When do we practice sitting on the boss' lap? . . . But it would be much easier if they kept the letters on the keys . . . Broke my nail on the A key and it took me two months to grow . . . And I told her that I sign ALL my letters with love . . . 41 MR. ROCKLAN D BUSINESS ARITHMETIC BOOKKEEPING MR. SEELENFREUND BOOKKEEPING MERCHANDISING- MRS. GLASSMAN So, THIS I got to know to open cz fruit store? . . . I thought bookkeeping was illegal! . . . How can my business fail if I haven't got one yet? . . . I want an adding machine for Christmas . . . I prefer English tweed because it's so Walter Pidgeonish . . . It ll be a queer turn of justice if I pass Law . . . Debts, credits, what's the difference? . . . 42 K v ... - Q ,Wi -cf 4 XIII' A 1 I E 1 if BOOKKEEPING MR. OWEN MR. SEELENFREUND MR. BUDNER .1 - f , AL ' ' , ,fix A'41 1 if 'Ml-,z WUI, f 'X ,' -'I I 1 NN 1 Cx lf1ul1u.,'J I nn., -..-.. gm ' Gooklf-f PM 5 Hif' he Audiencel Ooooh! How beautiful! . . . How do they do that? . . . The scenery looks so real . . . Looks like profes- sional work . . . tMagicians at work? Hit it . . . Raise the asbestos . . . Pick it up slowly . . . Set up the spots . . . Standing too close to the mike . . . A stiff if I ever saw one . .' . Is she supposed to be a model? . . . You think that's bad. look at the next one . . . When does the red light go on? . . . Heads up, G.O. backdrop coming down . . . .szswzbl ks PAN-AMERICAN ASSEMBLY 475557 STA Xu MR GENTILE Q5- N. 2 -252' iai- , 'i , 7 z'k 5 Fix Genera! Urganzkzzfim Y!! thttl' have cx two-p ty cussed . . . Y 5 ff xifwi 3 l as f, f rr - 'W sf If J L o M if b music in the lu h L t ystem . . . Ai the last m t g d t h THIS school? MR. BERALL HON. G.O. TREASURER MR. WITCHEL HON. G.O. PRESIDENT 52' vice 'M es all . -. . U- -1 A X S- 1' .'. 'J. , ici .. - : :- ,. .14 4 Xian , ,- 2 .1-r. 1 -, , ' - - fri? ' m is EEET:'f?' 41 ii Q-A-W V :-- c ,N . MLW- El ARISTA 1 61 pin. a pin, my lringdom for rr pin . . . Five years of service and finally a member . . . I'm in the House of Rep. cmd not even a politician . . . Hey! Want to share a G.O. card? . . . Discounts. like fun! . . . Ioin Arista, and get grilled five hours . . . Service League. love's labor lost . . . His speech was more than Three Little Wox ds l i 1 A i . . A 47 ill' ES. SERVICE LEAGUE 'Q .F ' ef iff: Q. ffl, Q , ,rug .QV onroe's enterprising music department has con- tributed many talented performers to the theatrical world. Below are a few of those who have become well-laiown and belong in Monroe's Music Hall of Fame. Iules Munshin-star of Call Me Mister and On The Town Theresa Giuliano-with the Opera Repertoire Company Arthur Aaron-cellist with Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Henry Aaron-conductor. Buffalo Symphony v ,p. t I 'H 1 H V e Mindy Carson-singer we . it , Q, M .W Marie Foster lFazziniJ-musical comedy Red Mill Regina Resnick-Metropolitan Opera Star Bernie Glatzer-trumpet with Tommy Dorsey, Louis Prima and Xavier Cugat Herbie Sheldon CSchulmanJ-winner on Arthur Godfrey Show Flo Kopiloff-with Fred Waring and the Robert Shaw Collegiate Chorale Paul Gurevitch-violinist David Katz--Philharmonic Pat Cantardi - trombonist, Raymond Scott Orchestra Sol Rumberg - viola, with NBC Symphony Orchestra Ian Bart-singing star WMGM 48 NSR Nix? o, the finale has come, and before we realize it, the cast of Iune '51 will be taking their last bows. Yet. as they leave the stage. they'll carry with them the echoes of their high and low notes at Monroe. Sometime in the future you may relive the thrill you had when you typed your first letter: the crescendos in math you reached: the noise in the lunchroom. where, if you didn't have time to eat food, at least you filled up on the eccentricities of your teachers. Now after four wonderful acts, overflowing with sharps and flats. we suddenly find that our opera is over. And sadly, we put linis at the end of our score and hurriedly admit that despite all the false notes, our opera, written. conducted. and sung by the Iune '51 graduates, was pretty grand after all. A 271160 ,4 Fava AHRE, .-XRRAIVISON, MARTIN BARRARA 1161! St1'zltfurcl Avo. 1314 Manor Avo, Svnim' l't'vsirlunt Arista Sevrctury l'o-Capt. SUlL.fC'C'l'?Il'l S:-rvicv l.Q:1g'ue Ser'rvt:u'y G,0. Council Orc-hesirzx ABRAMSON, JACK 1314 Manor Ave. Fuotlia ll T4-3 rn Senior' Band Orchestra ABREVAYA, ACKERMAN, SUZANNE ESTELLE L. 1245 Bronx Rivvr Ave. 1212 Communwvalth Ave Softball Club Munruv Mirror Nursing: Club Ay-1513 liiulugzy Lulu. liiulugzy Clulu IH-95. ARANSON, ASCH, ASCHNER, ASHE, AUGENTE, BARBARA ALTHEA E. ALICE STANLEY ROBERT 1040 Boynton Avv. E108 Bryant, Ave. 592 Beck St. 1210 Elder Avo. 1321 Wust Farms Rumi Program Committt-e What at Life Service English Staff Varsity Basketball Patrol Squad Scrvicv -Gym Htl: Term Section View-Pros, Service- Gym Chemistry I.abm'utm-y Huuso uf Rep. Tth Term Council 50 AUSLANDER, MURIEL 1575 Tberiut Ave-. l'L-rwrnalitv t'lub Svrvivl' AVILES JOSE P03 lit-Ck St, 12.0. R1-p. lfmitlmll 'l't-:im Latin Club AVILES JUAN 1997 Gildn-rsh Patrol Suuzul Gym Svrvivc Art Sorviru BACHMANN, LLOYD 1l3X Vysm' AVP. tllm- t'lub l':itrul Suuzul Iluusv of livin. RAER, MARILYN 581 'Fimpsun l'l:u't- Nursimr l'lub Sui'viv4- llistury Otfit 4 BAKER, BALABAN, SIMON R. RONALD 1557 Hou Avo. 1544 Thieriot Avv. Patrol Si-rvirv Iiiulugy Lab. 11.0. Rep. Pat:-ul Suuall Monroe Doctrine Art Staff RARASH, BARBOUN, JACOB , ASPASIA K. 1160 Hue Aw. 1253 Ward Ave. Sm-mire 1.x-zigziiv Gln-0 Club' , t t 1 . . . BALKIN, HARRY J. T12 Fux St. l':itrul Sm-niul' Iiunnl x BARSKY, RENEE 1349 Stratfuril Ave. J Strvicu Math Di-pt. l'0i'sun:ility C' BALLEY, MURRAY P433 Lunp:f1-lluw Avo Svrvim' History Ut Sorvim- Nuys' Gym BASS, BARBARA S. 2293 Svclgzwick Avo. Svrvivt' Att. UtI'it'v Swimming Club i BALSAM, JOAN M. 1935 Mt'Gr:iw Aw-. l'i-ngrmu tlulninittov Rn-cord Rmim Sn-rvit Porsunzility l'lub BECKER, ELEANOR 1450 lnmlfvlluw Avo Swimmim-: Club Vnllvy linll l'lub Sn-rvirv S4-crvturiul Dt y I , oy 1 ' ' I' v 1 BECKER, BECKER, BLNANTI If ', BEINEIHICF, LEONORA MURRAY P. ELAI E 11, CLAIRE M. 1660 Crntnna I'3I'k East R33 Cauldwell Avc. 1585 Ode L. 5 I .I 1339 Rusvmlule Ave. Personality t'lub Service Chem. Lab. Se-rvice A Iibra ' xx Italian Club Volley nan Club swimndiig grub X4 ' Nt-wmuu Club Se-rvicewM1'. Feldman Trinity Ulu , . .' .v v v is - Q xi Na , f F '- v'51 1 IA O D R ln' 9 'fx BERGMAN, CLAIRE G. D303 lim- Aw. Survive Gym Service liiolugy Lab .-rA1fJ,-Z.f!j- 1 ' A . 'A r' 4 ' 1 ' BERGMAN, BERLIN, BERMEJO, BERNSTEIN, l BERNSTEIN f MELVIN BERNICE ALPHONSE EVELYN MARVIN ' 1314 Elder Ave. 1R04 Longfellow Ave. 1082 So. Blvd. 966 Hoe Ave. 1033 Ward Ave. Service--Library Service Custodian's Office Pan-American Club Service' Boys' Gym Arista. l'atx'uI Squad Sc-rvivo Personality Club Pznn-An1eric':xn Club Patrol Squad Huusv of Rep. BLUMFARB, LILLIAN 1156 Colgate Ave. Monrue Mirror-Annex Radio Secretary Service---Steno. Office BONAVENTURA, BRANDMARK, BRANIJWEIN, JOSEPH H. ARTHUR NORMAN 949 Rogers Place 900 Home SY.. N54 IHICFVHIB Ave. Patrol Squad Patrol Squad Band Sei-vice---Pool G.O. Rep. Service Band Hebrew Club G.T. Rep. 52 BRENNAN, JOAN C. 2267 Havilaml Ave. Swimming Club Girls' Baseball Team Science Club r I BRESTIN, RRODERICK, LEVVIS R. JEAN 1120 Wyatt St. THUG Morrison Ave. Photo Editor Yearbook Servire Annex Otfice Mirror Staff Sc-rviev Annex Gym Service Shop RRONCATI, BROOKS, BROWN, LOUIE REGINA SHEILA R. 1391 Bronx River Ave. Patrol Suuadf Lie-ut. Svrvivv Mirror Office 660 Southern lilvsl. Nil lim-ek St. Senior Couuril Flass l'rL-sinh-nt Swimming Club l'rc-sislent BROWNSTEIN, BRUSH, IRXVIN ALICE M. 1059 Manor Ave. 2511! Mavlay Avv. Patrol Squad House of Rep. RUTENSKY, BUTLER, DAVID RONALD T69 Bryant Are. Hand lflllll East lfifitb St. Stailvcrafl Former Svrtion Prvsiclcnt l'atrol Stluatl Vice-Pres. of Senior Section Lab. Squad BUNIN, SANDRA C. LEO 1033 Hue Ave. Varsity Leaders Club Service -Senior Office Service League BURUMAN, 17246 Vyse Ave. Patrol Squad Trar-k Squad 1 CALIGIURE, RA ,H, PATSY R. ROSEMARY E. 1250 Morrison Ave. 1213 Rosedale Ave. Glco Club Arista Italian Club Patrol Squad Yearbook ' ff IX BURSTEIN, SELMA R. H42 Fox Sf. Se-nior 'I'rvasurvl Glu' l'Iub St-nior Council CARDONE, ANGELA 1973 Gleason Ave. CAREY, HOWARD C. 1050 Tiffany St. A Section Vice-President CARLUCCI, VITO JOSEPH 13151 Hoe Ava-. l'atroI Squad Service-V--Boys' Gym Service-Auditorium CARUSO, CAVELLO, ANTHONY RAY 1715 St. Pt-turf Ave. X30 Kelly St. Biology Lab. 53 CHABAN, JUDITH N. 7153 Fox St. Glu- Club Swimming Club w V r l .-gs Q s. ,-L . 1 S ! , J V, it Xpsh Q X1 , Q gg mu was 5 S Nw. .Q X 'N A x , 2 :T . 0 .af A X-3 , 3 ,.,i .., as I r . i A , 35 VJ N wi DROPIQIN, DUBOFF, DULNY, ,I ECKSTEIN, EIJELMAN, RENI3 E ANNETTE ALBERT SEYMOUR XV. ALVIN 1226 P.ve1'grf-i-n Ave. 1573 Vyse Ave. 14X5 Long! ellrmw Avo, X00 Longfellow Avo. 1041 Elder Ave. Advanced Swimming Ulub Service Library Arista V 1 koccer Team GI,-9 Club G11-Q Flub Swimming Club Dramatic Club I H jun-01 squad I-aim Personality Club Srimim- Ulnlm rt n vnu f . . -. , . LAURA ELEANOR 1070 Elder Ave. 1172 Vyss- Ave. Stazecraft Arista Bio. Club Service Dean's Office Hebrew Club Advanced Swimming Club ENGLER, EPSTEIN, LOUISE LOIS 1091 Lonyzfvllow Ave. 1500 Lumffvllnvv Ave-. Comm. Vice-President, Sorvice- -Co-up Off. Senior Council Service Attendance OH. Leaders' Club 63fqf!ff14. 72-7, , . tv SONDRA R. 1254 Stratford Avo. Servicen Gym Swimming C K., Piwuzram Cum ' H' ESTRADA, EMILIA 1005 K.-ny Sl. BERNARD' q-2,-s TERRE'NCE 1045 Bryant Ave. Q U 1263 Cmpmonwealth Aw- Chess Club I'hysic1'LaF. Squad stef' Clglk Physics, Club f Jw fq n,,41,fj 14, EWENSTEIN, YFAITER, X MARTIN ALVIN 1235 Morrison Ave. Library Squad German Club Stamp Club X50 East 1751h Sl. Service Grade Advise: N OH' FAGAN, BARBARA B. 1237 Tinton Ave. Swimming Club Sei-virv-fGirIs Gym Dancing Club FALKENBERG, JOHN A. 1417 Li-land Ave. Patrol Squad Section 'I'reasurL'r FAMULARO, DORIS 5132 Alilus St. Pan-Amerivan Club 56 FANT, THOMAS 510 Rosedale Ave. Patrol Squad G.0. Rep. Intramurals FARBER, MYRNA 646 Fox Sl. Personality Club ServiceffCo-up Office Program Committee FISHMAN, FITZGERALD, FORZANO, FOX, FRANK, SANDRA F. PATRICIA JOYCE DIANE Z. MILDRED I . 11415 Plvergzrcvn Avc. 12611 Lclanrl Avc. 2200 Puwcll Avo-. 1690 Imngrfellfww Av:-. 930 Fux St. Sonior Office Aide V114-er Ilczulcws Glcv Fluh Servicc ACCf1ll1I1ll11!' Office- S'-rvicc Lilirary .Iuninr Cuuncil Glcc Club Vnllcy Iiall Servirc Infirmary .Iunior I'rnm. Uommiill-0 , IW' ' MJ. IA' , ' GALIOTO, GANITELMAN, 1, GARCIA, GARFIELD, GARRO, -JQHN P- . NQIEMAN QQQNQQ MJ I In NEIL 111- ,. fi?l?I,S1a .. . GEBHART, GEISLER, GELLER, GELLIS, GELMAN, JOAN NORMAN B. ROBERTA LOIS DONALD 1451 Taylor Avc. 1791 East 1T2nd St. 1111 Ward Ave-. 1233 Wheeler AVO. 14615 1502101 AVI'- Orchvsirn Service Art Office Arista Gln-e Club Scrviccf Co.-op. Office Service Attenrlancc Office Patrol Squad Varsity Leader 58 I X 15 1. W 5 5 AF N i x x ' gps . - X .wr ' O 0, an Mx . ,S Q E 3 'F v gg Q 2 I 4 , .,,, QQ f 'Qi f- 'Q , 5 L A ' 1 Q 1 ::3E we-ff W , , ,, 7 K 5 P w 1 W N -1 4 W 1 5 V JACKSON, ANNE M. 14436 Cuninuuiwvziltli Avo. Water llnllm-t Tvnnis Club JACOROWITZ, LORRAINE L. DDT 'Fai-ls' Si. Survive -Lunchruum Service Clerical JACOBS, MARILYN H59 Suulhurn Blvd. Fuurth Term Vice-Pr. Sm-niur Cuunvil Orvhe-strzx llv JACOBSON, JAICGICR, RABETTIC PIIYLLIS 1255 VVzir1l Avo. II!! llclts Avv. Personality Club Siiu11'4'l'1lfi lfluusn- of Rup. llunu- Nursing: Cli Adv. Swinimiml Cluli 6.0. Rvp. JANOVEK DORIS J. 1569 Vysm- Arc. Glen' Club SL-rvico I.vuScuc JAROLEM, MELVIN T. 20943 Home St. l'utrul Squad JOCHIMSEN, HANS 433 Bultun Ave. Patrol Squad Glue- Club Svrvice -Library St:xg'f'rraft JUNGKUNST, KACHER, KAGAN, PAUL DIANE RITA H. T39 Cummnnwvalih Avo. 1237 Manor Ave. 1349 Sti'atfm'll Ave. Chvm. Lab. Suuznl Stmrecrnft Survive- Annex l'1-rsunaliiy Club Scrvicv Musiv Dept. Sorvirv Pruzrrnni Cumniitlm- JOROFF, HOVVARID I. 1223 Whitu Plains liiulugy Club l'atrul Squusl KAHN, NORMAN 1246 Manor Au-. l'mrul Suusnl Intramurals lhnul JC . '11, EV , .YN 2l14iWl1il1- Vlnins l lun Survive lniirniury Svrvirs' Gym KAMILAR, DOROTHY TMS lfux St. Ulm- Club Sxrininiinyr Cluli KATL K E NN ETH 1166 Manor Avv. Stmzecraft Servicm- Gym Patrol Squad KATL MYRON H 2143 Starling Ave. .luniur Council Junior Prom Comm. Patrol Squad KATZMAN, MIRIAM 912 East 169111 St. Newman Club l'er:-iunulity Club 63 KAUFMAN IRENE E 1016 liryunt Avo. Servicm- Cusludiun 1-'rcnvh Club Servive Librury KAYDEN, ARLENE H. Sm- Hunts lmnl Ax.- Svrvivv Library Sn-rviuo Senior Olfiw- ? v b l KIRSHNER, KIRSCHNER, AIPELE EIIXVINA R. 25117 'l'rzxtmnn Au-, USNO Metropolitan Avo. S0:'vic's- Gym Glu' lllub Svrvivz- l'Iv1'ivul Svrvivs- Arl 0fl'ics- KITTLER, MICHAEL S. 1374 lirunx Rivvr Avv. 11.0. Rep. l'nlv-ul Swuuul KLEIN, KLEIN, ANITA EIIWARIP 367 l'uwn-rs Avv. 950 Sirupsuu St. Svn'vlw'n- llislury Offirv ilu-lwsIl':n l':xlrul Nquzul l'lmlu5:x'zmln' l'lulu KLEIN, KLE N, ' HARVEY JA I T 109 honv:lX-lluw Ave. Ari, u , SI-rvive Lvugue U96 Alllus St. KOGAN, KORENTHAL, SUNIPRA SANDRA F. 11115 Slratfurml Au-. 11305 Mvtrupulitan Avl- Glu- Club Munrm- Mirror Fha-nm, Lab, Vullvy llnll l'lulu KLUTZ, ROCHELLE H. 1TP4U liryzml Au-. KORMAN, R EV E R LY 1172 Slmtfmwl Avo. Vulloy Hull Flub Svrvivn- Musis' Rmml KNOX JAMKsxv 2920 VVilsou A vu. lllov Club l'ntrul Squad 1sa.,l.,gy fum KORMAN, STANLEY S655 l'ypl'm-ss A vc. ,,,f,x,B KUENHL GLAIPYS 1102 Simpsuu Sl. Arlslu l'rbI:r:un k'm11r11iItv. l ra'uvl1 Vlub KORNFELM LEAH 1112-1 llryzml Ax v. A ristu llvlvrm-xv l'lulv S4-rx'ic'v G1-lu-rul U! KRAMER, KRAUS, KRAUS, KRESS, KRISTOPAITS, LAWRENCE EDWIN JOAN FLORENCE HELEN B. 1350 Custer Sl. 1374 llrunx River Ave. 1374 lirunx River Avo. +1941 East 1-11st Sl. 1575 'l'bi1-riuL Avo. Patrul Squad German Club Varsity Leaders Club Swimming Club Scniur Sen-Linn l'r1-silhnt Basketball Patrol Muxlern Dance- l'eI'furmunm-0 Ilrumutic Club lluusu of R4-p, Baseball House uf' Rep. Orb Mmzuziuu Girls' Athln-tic Ulub 65 Q, , ,A 1 Q , if ' A .- ..'. K 5 J A A if Q. 'f ...R,., I V f F' ,L in wx! A ,XXX-if LEVINE, LEVINE, LEVINE, LEVINE, FAY HELEN JEWEL THELMA 114 East 104th St. P419 Hunts Point Avo. 121594 l'1vvl'x:l'w.-li Avo. 1236 Colilfllt' AVI'- Arista Vroyrram Cumniittvm- Glue Club llousv of Hop. Servicv Loapzlu- Sovtiou 'l'l'e-zlsui'vl' F4-rvivo Gym Ol1'icu lfronvh Club G.O. 'rl't'1lS111'l'I' 1,1f:v1NsoN, MARK 1590 Exist 172ml Sl. M1-tlivnl 'l'v.'4'l1liivimi 1'luli Patrol Squad Gorman l'lu1w LEVY, RONDA 1155 Morrison Atv. Swimming Ballet Girls' Swimming Team LIFSCHITZ, HOWARD 9611 Failc St. Stagvcraft 1'at1-ul Squad LEVY, LEYYIS, LIEBERMAN, LIEBGOLII, SEYMOUR EUXVARIJ SAMUEL MYRNA P. 1552 liryzuit Ave. 1650 lvlvtraqrolitan Au-. 15711 Vyst- Aw-. 1057 Boynton Avo. Patrol Squad l'ntrol Squzul Svnior Section 'l'rt-uaurt-1' Monroe Mirror t'urrunt History Ululi Svlwivt- Ru-orll Otfiu- 1'llI'1'tll1l History 1'luh N s I! l -7 I , LIFSCHITZ, NSW, I T! LIPSKY, LISANTI, LORRAINE R ,NEE V' ' 'I,ICS'1'ER IRENE 1327 Nolilo Avo, 152i Hoe Av UNH Homq- St. 1377 Bronx Rivor An-, Servlet- Boys' Gym St-rv pflf1.1-iulan Q V Varsity Ifootlvull 'IR-:un 1'utrol Squad Annux Girls' Athlvtit' Vluli Ju ' 1',cn4h-rs M111 , Math. Tvzlnl Survive Gym K1 V. Swilylhilig' lub Symphonir' linnwl I MU I' if . Lf' LITSKY, ROBERT H39 Bryant, A vv. Patrol LITXVEN, : ,LLOYIL LOMBARIII, ROBERTA ' CONSTANCE JOSEPH W. 1750 East 1721111 Sl. ' 1614 Hov Avo. 1716 Enslvhvstui' Roxul Arista - Monroe Mirror Patrol Squad Fourth 'll-rm Vick1'k-s. ' . Glu- Club Q . r Q Chvm. Lab. Lcauldl 514111: , 67 s' ' - ' i i J yi l' 'v Junior lianml Lowa, JUDITH 11050 Iluly Ava-. Arista Associutv Editor lloutriut- Chairman Svnior Prom t'omm LUBIN, BARNEY 1012 Simpson St. Patrol Squad LUFTIG, VIVIAN C. 1558 Hue Ave. Monroe Mirror S1-nim' Service Aide Service CMO. Office LUTZ, BETTY B. 1042 Lowell St. Serviccf -Typing liasks-tball Club MACKLER, HARRIET F. 1326 Ftoley A ve. Stugrccra ft Girls Scniur Athletics Mgr. Uhairmain Sc-nior Prom. Comm MAGUIRE, JEANETTE 1427 Tzlylnr Ave Service Vollcy liall Club Personzility Club MARCUS, ELAINE 1563 Unionpurt Road Dramatics Arista Service Library MAKRIS, JOHN 1260 Boynton Ave. Patrol Squad Sc-rvicef Gym MARKOWITZ, LARRY 1531 Taylor Ave. Swimming Squad Patrol Squad MAKRIS, Tmssns A. 1260 Boynton Ave. G.O. Re-yi. Rusebnll Club f'l:'ss Secretary MARRETT, SANDRA. 1510 Unionport Road Managing Editor Mirror Arista Secretary What a Life Cast MALINOVICH, STANLEY 940 East 1731'd St. Senior Band Patrol Squad Service'ffLunchroom MATEOSSIAN, MAYEROWITZ, JACQUELINE FRANCES 1230 VVheeler Ave. Fashion Show MANIJEL, CLAIRE 1.. 1321 Hue Ave. Service Library Service- Gym Section Vice-l'rcsiilent 965 Hoc Ave, MARCHESE, JOAN A. IGHT Ilufayctte- Ave. Servicc Health l'lrl, Dc S MAZZARESE, CHARLES A. 1206 Noble Ave. Service- Gym if ,. I AZZOCCHI, LORENCE 1161 Leland Ave, Trinity Club Prugraam Committee Personality Club MCCALL, RICHARD R. 1000 Hoe Ave. Patrol Squad 68 MQCARRON, MCKENNA, VVILLIAM PATRICIA 1073 White Plains Road l599l Lafayette Ave. Glee Club Arista Service Lezurue Latin Club 'U , .J ....., ,. 5 ir Q, I We 1 ,y sign wg A if A wi wwf A 4 NMA 'h . Q A, Q 'v N . UK +51 .:,,.5i ,, , . .. . '- x x ' 1 i Q? E4 Q 9 Q , 3 1 3 S .W Q ,F .1 V 3.5! W kay 1 1 Q I ,Q SENT' Q Q ,..,.,,,. Y Q-My Aq A Af .A Q A RAIPELINSKY, RAMOS, RAPPAPORT, RASKIN, RATHNER, ELEANOR ROSIE GAIL MORTON I. PHIL 10111 -Bryant Avc. 1062 Folyzatc Ave. 1604 Metropolitan Ave. 1246 Elder Avc. 1553 Bryant Av:-. Tennis Club Glco Club Service'-fGrade Adviser Co-Capt. Stagecraft Service- fArt. Dept. liasketball Club Service General Office Biology Lab. Mgr, Soccer Team Patrol Squad Sszl. 34'l'Vil'l' Nntrlish Dvllt. Section Presirlcnt Junior Leaders Club G.O. Executive Council Yearbook Stull' REIJDY, JAMES 344 llcckma n Avc. RICITER, SYLVIA 1810 Longfellow Avc. Service --Photmxraphy t'lub Servicc f-I'rincipal's G.O. Rep. REICHELT, REIFF, ARTHUR F. BARBARA G. 1047 Virginia Avo. Glee Club l'z1t,ru1 Squad Svrvicc Lunchroom Service- Library REITZFELD, RESNICK, ARLENE R. BARRY T12 Fox St. 1144 Stratford Ave. Service Music Office Stagecraft Otficr- Sm-rvicc Section Office Patrol Squad House of Rc-p. 1547 Longfellow Avr. REINISCH, DIANA 1361 lntervale Avc. Mirror Asst. Art Editor Editor-in-Chief. Yearbook Leaders Club RESNICK, MARCIA 1335 Beach Ave. What A Life Mirror Staff Varsity Leaders Flub REISS, CLAIRE T44 lfox St. House of Rs-p. llaskethall Servici- RICH, SANDRA E. 1366 White Plains Road Swimminxr Club Glee Club Service- Grnflc Adviser's OH' ROBERT, ROBINS, ROCCO, RODRIGUEZ, ROSEN, DIETER MARJORIE H. CARMELA A. ALICE FLORENCE E. 14 Metropolitan Oval H31 Noble Ave. 1155 Morrison Ave. 1008 Simpson St. 16El8.Vyse Ave. . Associate Editor, Mirror House of Rep. Service-H-Library Service-'fMusic Dept. Service-Science Office Doctrine StatT Scnior Yearbook Staff Italian Club Pan-American Club SUVVICL' f-Library Service-Lunchroom Gler- Club Leaders Club 72 SCANLON, SCHACHT, MARTIN S. IRENE 1073 Simpson St. 12140 Commonwealth Ave. Patrol Squat! lfheerleacler Junior Band G11-ik Club Vice-Presiflent Service G.O. JJ SCHAFFER, BELLE 1328 Manor Ave. Editor of Mirror .,idw4-cb. SCHAPIRO, MARILYN 1700 Longfellow Ave. Service Math. Office Hebrew Club -Secretary GI:-e Club Yearbook Staff Swimming' Club --4 SCHECHTER, BERNARD 946 Hoe Ave. Annex Basketball lntramux al SCHECHTER, STUART 15150 Metropolitan A Arista Mirror Staff Patrol Squad SCHLUSSEI1, GORDON R. Y 2121 St. Raymond Ave. Glen' Club 1'Ilt1'4il Servire l'rinc'inal's Office SCHERER, SCHIFF, JOSH ARLENE 1091 Longfellow Ave, 1149 Manor Ave. Basketball Varsity Arista. Service League Hebrew Club Secretary SCHMEIZE-R, SCHNABEL, IRWIN JOAN max 'lwffany st. Senior Council .lunior Council 793 Crocs Avo. Service -G,0. 0H'ice Basketball Club Serviee Boys' Gym Bookkocpinyr Awarrl SCHIFFRIES, SCHLANSKY, EDWARD BEVERLY 1553 Bryant Ave. 990 Alflus St. Service -Art Staff S1-rvice English Offue Patrol Squad Charm l'lub Yearbook Staff SCHNITZER, SCHONBERGER MARTIN HILDA R. T11 lfaile St. Glee Flub 221511 White Plains Ro SCHORE, ROBERT 915 K1-iiy S1. Mirror Editor-i n-Chnl 0 rchm-st ra Orb Editor-in-Chief SCHREIBER, FRANKLIN 25143 Ifrisby Ave. Service liiolosry Lab. l'atrol Squazl SCHREIER, LEONARD 611 liarretto St. Arista Track Team Mirror Staff 74 SCHRENZEL, SCHULMAN, HAROLD GERALD 1426 Fteley Ave. Patrol Squad 1138 Vyse Ave. SCHULMAN, SCHWARTZ, NATALIE AHELE '21 East 1T3rd St. 1576 Taylur Avo. Service Biology Lab, Svrviro Library Svrvicv Lillrzlry l'crsumulity Club SCHXVARTZ, SCHWARTZ, SCHWARTZRERC IRXVIN MARILYN STANLEY 1174 Wcst l-'arms Road X59 Smith:-rn lllvd. T534 Kvlly Sl. Svrvicv Sham l'atl'ul Squad G,0. Rep. Urzlmat ic' Club l'utml Squad Vnpl. Exvr'utivv Fnum-il lliulugy Lab. SCHNVEIT, GLAIJYS 1939 Elllvr AVO. Junim' Cmmcil 12.0. HPD. SEIDMAN, SEKULER, NORMA ALLAN 9241 Avvnuo St. John 317 Crimmins Avo, Glvv Club Iloctrinv Staff Chrmistry Flub Latin Club SHANLER, MORTON 1935 lfrvvmun SI. l':1lrul Squad 8121119 Design SHORE, MARTIN 1591 East 1T2ud SI. S0l'viC0 I.um'hr1mm Svrvivv f1l'?1i11'AKlX'1S0l' Svrvicf' Art Office SHARKEY, SHENKER, SHERER, HERMAN LESTER LEE R, 1553 Bryant Avi- 915 Aldus St. 1123 Boynton Ave. Ilrunmtic Club Patrol Squad I.:-ada-rs Club 1 m'mvr Sovtiou Virv-l'rvsi1lent Hebrew Club Physics Prep Squad Vatu-ul Squad SHAPIRO, MORTIM ER .,. llsm 1'A'Ul'LZl't'l'Il Au' Varsity Fqmtbnl Hnusl- uf Ron. Patrol Squad I . SIEGEL, ARTHUR 15244 Eau 172nd N. 1'n1rnI Squad SIEGEL, SIEGEL, SIEGEL, SIEGEL, ARTHUR IRENE C. LILLIAN MARLENE 4349 Ifailv Sl. 2959 McGraw Ave. 1029 I,om:fs-lluw Ave-. 1799 East 172nd St. Ch:-mistry Club Dramatir' Club Prugrram Cummitiee Arista Vatrul Squad Cla-0 Vlub G.O. Rep, l'rn5:i'zim i'u.n1n1ii1m-9 Svrvice' fMath. 0fTic'v House nf Rep. I'e-rsonality Club S9i'vir'E' ---- 'General Oiivf- 75 SILBERGLIED, BOB QROBERTJ 1071 Eldvr Avo. Vuutbull '13-um Survive liiulngy Uifin 0 LV ER, , 5' Lfmlutf lm !Xv0. j 3 Arist 1 Tl:-lc' eam I uirov, 1Vli1'l'1n311'11lilm' , Aff I .ilu '7 1 SILVER, -MARVIN 04 Rosedale Avv. louse of Rvp. SILVERBLATT, ARDITH Y. 2145 S1?l1'l1I1E! Ave. Arista Se-rvive Record Room French Club SILVERMAN, SILVERMAN, ORMAN SHELIDON P10 lirunx Park Ezlsl 17741 East 172ml Sl Munrne Mirror Editor Svvtiun 'l'rousurvr Tvrm Council Patrol Squad - - ----f ALFRED 12451 Spuffnrcl AVC, O1 vhvsl ru 1 resident Senior Sew-tion Lhairman Svninr Prom Ummm SMITH, CATHERINE +111 Harding! Park lifwketball Club lersnnalily Flub once- Club THERFIVSA 13151 Nnble Avv. I . H914 C ulon Park A 'B.7'L'f 4 El' Srrvicv Girls' Gym f flqrvi .Jf flvf Nvwman Club Serves tory 0H'iv0 1 ' Mnnrne rm' S1311 A ff J 14. ff SMITH SMOKLE154 Y H ELENIC 1075 Immzfelloxv Avo. HERBERT J. lmao Ellis Av.-. Ss-rvirv 'Girls' Gym Aquarium Club llrvwirlvnl. French Club Swimming Flub Service Iliolmry Offivo S1-rvicv R+-r'rirn1 limrni S61i1ifA'1Ef 3711 Cypress Avi-. Bzxsketbzill Club Sm-rvive 'Gym iftiiifi Y S196 Alllus Sl. SNYDER, SOLOMON, DONALD JACK 1155 Morrison Avv. 1455! Taylor Avv. Iianil l':1trulS1luzul Sul, Mirror Sports Hrlilrn' Gem-1'znl S1'ivnC0 Club Orb Mall:-xzinv Publishvr Q'h4'111. Lab, SOLOMON, SONTZ, QAUL SANDRA J. 31:11 Bryant Avenue 51-'Y'X'1K'L' History Olfivv 1135 Iflycrzzrcen Ave. Mmlcrn Dance Club Varsity Ls-aders' Club MQ'flll'2ll Techniques Club SPIEGEL, IHORATHY N. H39 Bryant Ave. Ilranumizf Club Service -English Office Basketball Club SPIELER, EDWARD U. 1319 Rosedale Ave. 111101112111 Team Servici- Gym Serliun President LIN , PH . 1 2 ost S Ruul ' 1'SU1l2i.l1 5 u 1 f-rvice . ic' ' , '1 w.f '!1Jp Varsity Lezulers Klub Service liiulmzy Lab I SPITZ. SPITZER, SPRITZER, STAIYLICR, ARNOLD HARRY IIONALII L. PEARL S. 1020 liuynluu Avv. IH-20 W1-sl 25111 Sl. E014 H110 Avv. EH!!! AlllllS Sl. Gln-1' Clulw Arista llutrul Squzul Sm-rvicv Iullrmnry ScVvic-- Avmulntimz Uffivo lluusm- ul' Rvp. 11.0. Rl-11. l'1-rsmxulily Clulv I1rr t1'im- Art Stuff Currvnl Hisiury Club Sorvlm- C:xl'vlvri:l Olfivo STASNL AIYICLINIC 1142 M4-Ivalf Aw. S4-rvlcv l'vrsuuuIiI5 liufkl-llmll Clulr STIQKICL, FRANCES 1134 Whm-ol--r Avv. Orb Magazin'- STECKENRICRG, CAROLE R. 1573 Thicriul Avv. Hrnux :null City 11.0. Mnurm- Mirror SIM1' liuarll of GOVl'I'I1llI's STERN, 1,1iONARlr 13345 Murrisuu Ave. Cnuxu il sTEuMAN, HOWARUJ. 1048 liuyntuu Avv. l':xtrnl Squzul S1-rvivv STOLMAKI-IR, JOAN A. 1201 Gilbert l'lzu-u Slugzevraft lfrvlxch Club Ilrumutiv Clulx ST.-XNN, R ICRNIC IC 1-1TIl llryunl Aw Munrnu- Mirror Yvalrlmuk Sluff Glu- Clull S'l'l'I1GICR, .IUICL .I. 1184 lflvcrxzn-nfn A vv, S4-rvicv Lilmrnry S1-rvicv Gym l':l1rul Sluuul STONICR, LARRY X214 lfuile Sl. lizmxl l':ntrul Suuzul S'1'lClNRl'1RG SHICILA R. 1364 l5l'ul1X Riva-I' An l'n-l'snn:lll15' ilulv STRIICCHICR SANDRA' luurl hast luird bl v STROVV, STUMPP, SULLIVAN, IRXVIN ICIJVVARID RONALD E. 1572 Vysc Ave. 1515 Harding Ave. 2120 Virszil l'lm'o Patrol Squad Ulm- Club Servicc Chem. Lulu Putml Suuzul Sgt. Give Club Patrol Squad 77 SUNGAHL BARBARA A 1791 Imrxgfvllnrw Ava Munruv Mirror Prmzrzxm Cunmmillcv Typing Committee- SZAFRAN MAHEHHNN 1277 lim- Avo. 1 l'L'l1Ch Clulu Curr'-ul Histury St'l'Vll't' in G.C.H Cluln , ' 4 SZARKA, TAGGART, TAMRES, TANKELSON, TARTOYV, GEORGE J. MARGARET SEYMOUR JANICE S. LILA V 1075 I,onirt'oIlow Avo. 453 lit-ach Ave, 1540 East 17Znd St, 1517 White Plains Road 15511 Unionnort Road Stagt-rraft t'homistry Club Glet- t'lub Ser-rotary Arista Girls' Athletic' Association Program Fommittvi- Spanish Club St-rvivv Honors Foursv O ue 5th Tm-rm l'rf-side-nt St-twice English llookroom Service Attvndanvo Offiro f'v'iior C'ollnl'il A TASHBOOK, TAUB, TERRERO, IRNVIN lb. BERNARD ROBERT A. N37 East l'T2nd St. 1693 Vyse Ave. 914 Simpson St. Mirror Sports Editor Service- Biology Lab. Patrol Squad Arista. Houst- of Rep. Patrol Sound TONINA, TORCHIN, TORNATORE, JAMES SHALAMAS LOUISE 561 Southern lllvtl. lllllll East 1T3rd Street 1332 t'rot-s Ave. l'atrol Squad Service Annex Italian Club Italian Ulub St-rvive Fo-op, Office lformvr Section Vrosident Girls Baseball T4-am TILLOW, GISELLE N48 Guerlain St. Modern Dance C'lub Svrvice Gym TORREGROSSA, ANNETTE P. 557 Avenue Z, li'klyn Nt-wman Club Dramatic Club TOLBERT, HANNAH 940 East lT3rd St. l ort-iizn Policy Assoviation Current, History t'lub Spanish Club TORRES, JANIE M. 917 lirurlint-r lllvd. Snanish Steno. Club Sr-'rviro History Ol'l'it't' St-rvico Gym TRAUB, JTREMONTI, TROCCLI, ARLENE R. f MEARLES IPOMINICK 1475 Metcalf e-. Rust-dale Ave. 664 Taylor Ave. liaskt-tball C ' l'a ro' ' ' I t2 termhl Patrol Squad Volley Ball F t ' am Former Section Junior er J 714 4 ' ' ,yi f .JT fl! 78 W . Vice-Pres. TUGENDER, RHOIJA 594 Union Avi-. Patrol Squad Service Lunchroom TUMARKIN, JOEL E. ltirttl Metropolitan Ave. Servict- League Historian Yearbook Photo Editor Senior Suction l' resident fn ., I I, i UNGAR,- , ELISSA C. 99V'A1diu,St. Personality Club S1zu!er'rlH, l'mpzram Committee . .f 0 I VERNEAU LORRAINE if 1357 Vincent Ave. l'ei'sun:-xlify Club VOGEL, VOGEL, vowel., ALLENE FRANCES l'l'l'1'l'lll J. 2504 Trzltnian Avi-. 1717 Hue Ave. 951' lfnilv Sl. Glee Club Service Boys' Gym l'utml Suuzul Cum inn Yearlmnnk Stuff iervive Sl'I'l'0l1ll'1lll Dept. Monroe Mirrur Staff Swimminir Club WAULER, A1.1.icN 637 liarrettu St. Dance Baud Yeal'lluulC S1811 Monrue Duct Vine Siall' WALTICRS, WILLIAM J. 1244 Wesiehesti-r A ve. Junior Prom Comm. Senior 1'rum. Cnmm. WALITMAN, WALKER, SIDNEY HENRY L. 1535 linngfvlluw Ave. 1421 Pruspect Ave. Glu- Club l':itrul Suluul Class Vice-Pres. W IC R ICR, HOWARD 20:14 Ellis Aw. 'I'rut'k Team l'ziti'ul Squad WEINRERG, MARIAN 1054 lfziile St. Service Lezuziu- Serviee G.0. Oifiev Doctrine Stuff WALLACH, ALLAN 1.15-33 esih Ave., Wh i in-stone, L. . Patrol Squzul Band 1VEINR1CRGl'lR, LEVVIS H. 1121 lluyniun Ave. Swimming! Team Glee Club Servive R1-rnrcl Room WALLMAN, 1CS'1'1'11C1l 1521! Hue Ave. l'ersnimlily Club Svrviee A111-nmlnmi 011141 Wl'llNGAlZ'l'l' GLORIA l'. 20111 Newlmlml Ax l'ei'smuili1y Club Section Se-ui'1'1ul'y XVEIIXISTOCK, VVEISBLICH, VVEISELTHIER, YVEISS, 1Vl'lISS, ROBERT Fl. IRWIN ESTELLE ELAINE J ONAS 1524? Stimtfuixl Ave. 154'T Lunizfelluw Ave. 34 Clasun lhiint Lam- T509 liuinbriilue Ave. 11513 Cnliraiti- Av. Qwlflflmllli-Z 54111311 Arista Glee Club Mudvrn Dance Mulb. Teaim 5f'TV1l'C P001 l'l't'IlCh Ulllb Service -l'i'incipul's Office Swimming: Club l'bemisIi'y Club GIGS Vlub 3 T1'l'mS Meillval T9i'l1Hi41l1es Club iervice- fluid' ice Secretary 1' mlity Club lVlmii'ne Mix-nn' Rip nh: xi. - I - ' Y' ik l 5 M9 - 444 - ,, MCI' fs , Q, a in X K 6 4 1. . 1,40 ,. , , WEISS WEISS WENIJROFF l 7 7 NEIL A. ROSLYN C. LUCYLLE B. 1115 lil-yant. Avo. 1209 Westcheste-1'Ave, 22 Metropolitan Oval Intramurals S4-rvice General Office Service Math. Dept. Patrol Suuacl Swimming Club Glu- Vlub Sn-rviee lioolcroom Nux'sin1rl'lub WEXELBAUM ROBERT I. 1154 Stralforxl Ave. Stage-C ra ft Surveyors' Club Physics' Lab. , WHITMAN, MALIAN L. 1555 Bryant. Ave. Service Art WICHER, BETTY 1R44 Bryant Ave. Serviue Inlirnxary Patrol Squad WILLIAMS, CHESTER 1559 Southern Illvml, VVIENER, JEAN 1031 Freeman St. Swimming Club Tennis Club WISHNER, ARNOLD B. 1255 Stratford Ave. Mirror Reporter Senior liansl Stamp Flub WIESENFELI1, EILEEN 1233 Boynton Ave. Service Gym Personality Club WISHNICK, MARVIN NV. 16152 Vyse Ave. Yearbook Staff Servive f-Biology Lab. Glee Club ZUCKERMAN SAUL 1685 Hoe Ave. Servicef--Attendance Office Football Team 80 WILHELM, RICHARD 457 East 14Hth St. XVOLFTHAL, PHILIP 15152 Vyse Ave. Band Orchestra WILKINS, KENNETH TTU Dawson SL. WORKMAN, RONALD 1044 lioynlon Ave l'atrol Squad Stage Design ever was a term so hectic as this last one. The staccato of the Yearbook staff at work, campaigning by the senior of- ficers, nominating of senior celebrities and the riotous shouts of Red Letter Day. Yes, all of these combined to make a melody of joy, laughter, and perhaps joined sometimes with a little pathos. Linda l I ' s I QL! XJ -Fl XX-Z 'N Cynthia Harris. Acad. Vice-President Louise Engler, Commer. Vice-President Martin Abbe, President SENIOR CLASS UMZWJ Selma Burstein. Treasurer Harriet Mackler, Glrl s Athletic Manager Bernice Gonsher. Secretary Diana Menchel, Publicity Manager 'H' r 3' Mr. Max Tcrub. Senior Advisor '. wiv Mr. Iulius Loeb, Photography Advisor Mr. Harry Naparsteck. Literary Advisor in s . ' ' e-v,,,M J 1. 'L rg 'ws fig 56 'tn .' 2 x' V J ' f A I' .4 V5 1, 4 0 Mr. Iscxdor Dinkin, Art Advisor ,Qfafffkezx MONROVIAN U16 Sd Zara' Bernard Lax Art Editor Diana Reinisch Editor-in-Chief K. Edward Schitiries Phil Rathnefr Associate Editors Dorothy Sassower Business Editor v Z Art Stcrti ' ,X Walter Kaprielian. - ' J fi Arnold Spitz J' , - Q 5, Q, Ronald Workman f 3' Q 4 Stanley Moskowitz J , e 2 Marvin Wishnick ft E , 84 K . J Ronald Balaban Lewis Brestin Photogrphy Editor Associate Art Editor Production Staff ' Barbara Blacker r L Angela La Rocca Sondra Cohen Literary Editor S X X O A n . f0,Wl J 4, lt-af' . Q 37 j 5 as 0 . it A 5 i iz 0 i ' ff ES J' , Staff Ruth Kuper Alleen Vogel Marge Robins Carole Perron Arlene Schiff Claire Gordon Barbara Abramson Rosemary Caporale Sondra Glicker Joel Tumarkin Assistant Literary Editors Bernice Stalin Iudiih I-0We Estelle Ackerman 85 enior Council meetings every Wednesday . . . Senior Treclsurers-How we ran at the sight ol that outstretched hcmd as our treasurer gleefully asked for our money! . . . LEAVE ME ALONE, I'LL BRING IT TOMORROW . . . Oh yes, and the Service Aids - They listened for a split second to your explicit instructions ond then returned with cz size seven hat that was too big for your swelled senior head . SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR SERVICE AIDES 5 l 'it my R 86 K SWITCHBOARD 'i l ggi PATROL SQUAD 1664! after Day J JIJJJJI-IJfJ1 Z' I J JI! QQJW HARRIET MACKLER BOB D'AMBROSIA13L FLORENCE KANES Icmey Monroe ff FJ-mf aff- a J F i,1 IRENE SIEGEL D7 u I .B -H .B Ja I J- 5 . 5 XICSELTUINFARKIN 'xg E rfviagaa fl f iafgpimai 3 a ffaa 3 MARVIN GUTCHEONi 51 J Spmh Ame EL, 123' X H ' ,GHERMAN SHARKEY W 55' ff- caaaaava W I Wbfbka RTIZ 3 bugs R? q 'Riff J Q J aa J g JS -...M 5 LM ,,', 1 WM in A ,,H. ,, . ,A ,. ,. A -AX , YK , ,B ,. .. B , ,tm 1 , SWIMMING-MR. CHAMBERS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL MR. ADLER 90 SWIIVIIVIIN G- MRS. BRENNAN 'T' -Q .ipm , g -F ., ' -Q 4 'g 'Ml ' ' A as 4. . ,.... - ' 3'9 9 k 3 -I ' fi- 4 ' I xi E 4. ,5 -, s 650 N03 SPT MP8 'B N 2 -R. at ,,. , -N sw -.J X 5'Q'?f,3-X-E3 7-1- K, 4.,' ,NL f i-' Q 3 A 'K f ' A rf- 1 -Q -1 H ,P , -'-Q ' h S Y - m. Q.. f -r-jj : g. w X , .f gg Intramurals IN TRAMURAL BASKETBALL 9 1 id F X if FIVE YEARS FROM NOW Dear Graduafez Five years from now, perhaps you will once again open fhis book while siH'ing in your home. Many memories will once again become vivid picfures of fhe days you spenf in fhe corridors of Monroe. Perhaps, also. al' fhaf fime, you will have graduafed from college or will be permanenfly esfablished in fhe business world. Whafever you may be doing af fhal fime, you may be assured fhaf James Monroe High School will sfill be inferesfed in you. We are inferesfed because one of our main principles af Monroe is finding ouf which procedures followed here af school aided or hindered you in whafever you are doing foclay. We wanf fo make our feaching worfhwhile and effecfive enough so fhal' fufure graduafes may be pre- pared fo face a changing world. For fhis reason. we are anxious fo hear from you--so vl0n'l' YOU answer fhe questions and refurn fhem fo fhe principal? A. Whaf are you doing now? B. ls if lhe fype of work for which you were preparing yourself while in our high school? C. Tell us in defail how fhe work clone by our school aided you in your presenl' dufies. D. lf our school was of no assisfance fo you in lhe work you are doing now, eifher in business or professional work, fell us honesfly, and in defail, iusf in which. respecfs you fhink we could improve our work as feachers, so fhaf fufure graduafes may benefil' by your suggesfions. E. In whaf way do you feel we succeeded, or failed, in helping you lo adapf yourself in your school relafionships since you lefl' our school? F. ln whal' ways did we succeed or fail in helping you to become a wor+hy cifizen of fhe communily in which you live or spend your lime? ln whal' civic move- ments have you cooperafecl or are you engaged now? Whaf improvement would you suggesf in the preparafion given here? G. Do you see or meel' wifh any of your fellow graduafes? Whaf is fheir opinion of fhe work we have done as feachers? H. Will you ask fhese fellow graduafes fo gel' in fouch wifh fhe school and fell us somefhing abou? fhemselves? Youn reAci-seas 92 3 4.1- MR. LEHMAN 61714 Amare S .f MR. GROBSTEIN MR. HANDELSMAN MRS. ATKIN MR. GOLD , uw Q-4 MISS KAISER 'R W had STI , -Q R, Ni ww .sy 'N D. x an - 4 s N MISS SLONE HAIL AND FAREWELL A note with the cryptic message Please see me immediately regarding your graduation has been the introduction of I ou to our Senior Ofhce For others. a forlom my some o y . head must be measured or hasn't my jewelry come in yet? ' 1 t served as the entree into what I hope has been a p easan experience. These were the moments which you will remem- ber long after the basic subject matter has been forgotten. S Hail and farewell to all of you. Come back again-same o. place, any time-let's swap stories of mutual fnends and . . . t enjoy for a few brief moments the joys of the happy tunes a Monroe. MAX TAUB 94 L. X1 ARTHUR STUDIOS Official Photographers for the JUNE 1951 YEARBOOK U Specialiflf in SCHOOL ANNUALS 49 WEST 46th STREET NEW YORK CITY 96 1 V sfcnou 3 ' 2 SENIOR CLASS PICTURE 8H2 ODE TO A SENIOR Many subjects have we passed To reach this happy state But don't relax poor Students yet But don't relax poor' Seniors yet Until ye graduate! So heave-ho my hearty friends And get ye to ye classes Work now, and THEN ye can relax As graduate lads and lasses. tif 3 it 97 .715 ,f COMPLIMENTS OF SECTION 8-4 Section Officer: Miss Usetecl President: Arthur Corso Vice-President: Renee Dropkin Secretary: Pauline De Fontes Treasurer: Iudith Cliaban We, the students ot Class 8-4 take pleasure in open- ing our door For all our friends both young and new, and all our subject teachers too. Walk in the door to all our hearts, for We want you to know Were sorry to be leaving you and good old Iarnes Monroe. by PAULINE DE FONTES sfcnou 3 -4 98 D 2. Z? az .. 600454 , ?,,cl1kw'l,, 'K' Z5 rw 1 ,,,.,1.... rw:- I .AHYETU ,gg Cxtsrjn-fl 1214. Q-JL ,mu .Mm 1 0n177'hl' ' , wr Tiflllfffg, kim! ffw-his-jg ,L 4744544-df 4,,-3w1-E,?:,:g- . ,l'lAvl4'L4UK'-' TR 2-8911 TR 2-8811 FOR YOUR COMING SOCIAL EVENTS GOTO MILL'S Formal Wear, Inc. 471 EAST TREMONT AVENUE 1Comer Washington Avenuej The Ojicial Store for the School WHITE SUMMER FORMALS AND ALL ACCESSORIES also BLUES, DINNER JACKETS, FULL DRESS SPECIAL RATES FOR MONROE STUDENTS CALL US ON ANY FORMAL PROBLEM Phones STillwell 4-4110 - 1 - 2 HOSTESS PRODUCTS CORP. Mdy0HHdi.1'E Pmduflx - Pickle Prvdurly and Condimefltr 43-15 QUEENS STREET LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y. SOUND VIEW RECREATION 1208 MORRISON AVENUE 12 Bowling Alleys :-: Bar and Grill Clubs and Reservations Accepted Tlvoli 2-9600 DAyton 8-2287 Bridals Our Specialty JOHN J. CARLAFTES, Inc. FLORISTS Flowers By Wire Bring This Ad With You and Get 1072 OH On All Purchases 1032 WESTCHESTER AVENUE Simpson St. Subway Station Bronx 59, N. Y. 99 Phone Tlvoli 2-4191 REISS CURTAIN STORE Curmnrr - I.1r1e11.r - Curzon Fmrif Dmfraf - Slip Cuz-'en 1594 WESTCHESTER AVENUE Bet. Manor 8: Stratford Aves. Bronx 59, N, Y. DAytQn 8-0976 Say It llnilb Fluwerf' FREEMAN FLORAL ARTIST Uvedding 8: Fzmeml Darignf Our Sffffidlij' 927 FREELIAN STREET fFoOt of Subway Staj Bronx, N. Y. Phones Tlvoli 2-0200 - 1 Y. 86 S. PHARMACY -I. Spielman, Pmtmr. M. Young, L. Young, C. Young, Ph.G., 1570 XVESTCHESTER A.VE. Bronx 59. N, Y Phone TIvoli 2-1920 Louis HYMAN ARLINE SHOP Ladies Sportswear - Acreuorier 1580 WESTCHESTER AVENUE Corner Manor Avenue Bronx 59, N. Y WE HAVE PAID OUR LITTLE FEE, TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY, TO SAY GOODBYE TO DEAR MONROE, BEFORE IT'S TIME FOR US TO GO. COM PLIMENTS OF SECTION 8-1 -AND- MR. WALDMAN FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JosTEN's RAYMOND COONEY, Rep. seo FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK 19, N. Y 100 CAMERA I7 MR V C.m1em5 and Supplier f 1' Amateur and Pr0fe,rJ1rn1.11 1416 EAST AVENUE In Parkchc-star BRONX 62, N. Y. Phone UNderhill 3-0929 5 Meet XX'hcr1: the Elite E t LUIGPS CAFE It l American Restaurant and Pizzer MFjI1E'l'l Food SL'f1't'd'y 1-WJ VUESTCHESTER AVENUE Bl Colgate and Evergreen Avenues CRAFT, Inc. School al Washers fx secRUAR'M 51ENO 1.YpEwRi1lNG GRA? HY OMETRY coMPT HCHBOARD mvarsnro ST EN 0 VISIT OUR ' ,cal '71 W j j I ACCOUNUNG ssmoas A SW 1 Y p E Registered by Board of Regents SCHOOL Approved for Veteran Training I. l77lh Sl. I IOSTOUI ROAD E52 S!!.5..!!.' !'!..-.nil .!i-20-L --- -We KI 2-5600 i' Cuudd on uduur Compliment: of BERMAN 86 SILVERMAN Painteff Supplier - Wall Paper 1680 BOSTON ROAD BRONX 60, N. Y. Phone DAyton 3-5468-5430 J. BOND ac co.. Inc. Wbalerale Groeerr Restaurants, Bakers and Institutions LONGWOOD AND GARRISON AVES. BRONX, N. Y. Phone DAyton 9-3900-1-2 WISI-INA'S TOY SHOP Everything You Need for School 1014 SOUTHERN BLVD. Bronx 59, N. Y. S I E G E L ' S LADIES READY TO WEAR Drerrer - Blourer - Skirt: - Etr. Unbelievable Values 1583 WESTCHESTER AVE. Bronx, N. Y. Phone Tlvoli 2-5640 DAvton 9-0343 Est. 1915 JAMES POULAKIS and NICK KAPET THE BOULEVARD FLOWER SHOP Flowery for All 0reaJi0nr - Frerh Flowen' Daily 1758 BOSTON ROAD Cor. E. 174th St. Bronx 60, N. Y. IVatelv Repairing are Premirer Electronically Tested ARNOLD IACOBS , WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY Soecial Discount for Monroe Students 8: Teachers 940 EAST 174th STREET Bronx 60, N. Y. Phone LUdlow 9-6052 LET'S ALL MEET AT THE ELITE BARBER SHOP The Home of Per-fed Hairrutf' 940 E. 174th STREET Corner Hoe Ave. Bronx, N. Y I wirb a full life and laappinerr to every ,member of tbir graduating rlarr. GEORGE FRANK C 0-m plimezzlr of HENRY'S FRUIT MARKET TI 2-7710 You Order - We Deliver 1502 WESTCHESTER AVE. Bronx, N. Y. Phone Tlvoli 2-9454 FLOWERS Graduation Corsages Our Specialty ELDER FLOWETR SI-IOP 1522 WESTCHESTER AVE. Bronx 59, N. Y. Compliments of PEDI TRED SHOES 1007 SOUTHERN BLVD. Bronx, N. Y. TI 2-4672 WA 8-5810 TEEN AGERS' SHOPPE Styles for the Slick Chime 1596 WESTCHESTER AVE. Bronx 59, N. Y. 1581 ST. NICHOLAS AVE. New York City Regafdr from Dave Kornblub V O G E L ' S Work Clothes - Sporting Goods 3172 5rd Ave., at 161st St. ME 5-7878 17 WESTCHESTER SQ. WE 9-2844 P A R K C H E S T E R CLOTHES SHOP Home of Dirtinrtive Clother for Men 1555 WESTCHESTER AVE, Bronx, N. Y. Phone Tlvoli 2-2462 Compliments of HY MIE AND KENNETH MEAT MIAIRKET Slrirlly Korher 1502 WESTCHESTER AVE. Bronx, N. Y. Phone TI 2-3887 TPIE STRATFORD PHARMACY Prerrription Sperialirlr STRATFORD AVE. Cor. WESTCHESTER AVE. Phone Tlvoli 2-6515 Bronx 59, N. Y. L. Kaminlcowitz, Ph.G. f.. 1 '19 fe? S15 FB OM HE BUYS Lows or Love S. Knsses' 'APP'NEss Jllcbiiiill WEA? 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