Julia Richman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (New York, NY)

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1 Front: Aphrodite Economos, Mr. Rothman, Dorothy De Lrzuro ll'rcsidentj. Back: Mildred Grill, Margarel M1u'Dorml1l. feat moles we Wave Qfaye Curtain going up .... The stage is alive with action. There are girls of all descriptions-naive and sophisticated, timid and conlident. Mlho is the little lass with that bewildered look? She is wandering through the Co-op building with a poster in her hand, looking for the art department oHice .... She's running for Freshman Delegate. Notice that taller girl who seems so self-possessed. She has been at Julia Richman for a year and she has a feeling of belonging. She is a member of the Service Squad and an oflicer in her section. Then there's a girl getting ready for the junior dance. It takes her hours to dress. And how proud she is of her first nylons .... Maybe a good-looking Stuyvesant boy will take her home! There is also a student poring over her books while the clock ticks on. How many times has her mother called in, Aren't you ever coming to bed? The reply is, In a minute, Mother, but the candle continues to burn .... She will have no worries when it is time for Regents. In the center of the stage is a young lady in a blue and white Senior hat, admiring her new Julia Richman ring. Her head is whirling with thoughts of the Prom and graduation. Of course you recognize these girls: they are ourselves. How many varied roles we have played! Now we go on to a new role in life, with a heart Filled with hope. The curtain falls. Dorothy D6I.ll'll1'0 7

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gorocluction lfncznagers Miss Anna Goldberg Head of Upper .School Miss Florence Roulslon Head of Coopewlfivc School Mrs. Dora Kramer Hear! of Counzfry School Mr. Samuel Rothman El-gllllll-lF7'l7l Arlzfiscr l 6

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C928 Stage few Seated: Mnriz' Sofas, KIIPYII Nielswi, Margo! Hoflner QEditorj. Clrludfllr' Miolln, Kallzerimr FuI.wns, Ilomlhx' Hufivk, .lrlgwlinu lnzfinn. Standing: Mr.x'. ilimnzelt, Miss llllllfllff. The S1'o'rL1GH'r Stall gather the material, revise and correct it, and try to produce the best yearbook possible. From dawn till dusk this stage crew has labored behind the scenes: Editor-in-chief, Margot Hoflner: Managing' Editor, Dorothy Hudekg Business Manager, Claudette Miolla: Assistant Business Manager, Karen Nielseng Knocks and Boosts Editor, Katherine Fatseasg Assistant Knocks and Boosts Edi- tor, Angelina lovinog Art Editor. Marie Sofosg Advisers. Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett and Miss Theda Mfalther. The SPo'ri,ioH'r Representatives collect the money and the knocks and boosts from each section. These are the handymen who have been loyal assistants to the stage crew: Sue Iserman 8-l, Palma Terenzio 8-2, Shirley E. Riley 8-3, Helen Burits 8-4, joan Krieger 8-5, Ruth W'enner- sten 8-6, Noemie Burkos 8-7, Lydia Berberich 8xlA, Gloria Yvilliams 8XlB, Marion Foss 8x2A. Victoria Lindsay 8x2B. Liliane Low 7-l, Anna Brill 7-2, Irene Curbelo 7-3, Grace Gladstone 7-4, Constance La Rosa 7-5, Connie Unger 7-fi, Grace Taormina 7-7, Vicky Archer 7-8, Esther Morales 7-9, Denise Bezborodko 7-IO, Gloria jones 7-ll, Elaine Baren 7-l2. Helene Holts 7-13. Catherine De Marco 7xlA, Catherine Doran 7xlB, Gladys Pardonek 7X2B, Patricia Hall 7x8A, Pauline Kastras 7X3B, Theodora Baier, Typist. 8