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

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USl'4flQSS Wqanagers SENIOR SECTION TEACIIERS Back: Iwrs. IEGIIIHCHL, Airs. Hoffman, Iwiss Crouse, Miss Donovan. Miss Iwccarlizy. Iwrs. MClHd0!bClllm, Mrs. Herskowitz, Nlrs. Finnegan Front: Fir. Xveriheinier, twiss Sonneniilal, Mrs. Faertner Not Ptlotograptledz ixfiiss Biggs, 1X 1l'S. Lefkowitz, Mr. Vvaciis Preparing seven Ilunctred students for graduation is a large-scale business opera- tion. Section teachers are time Inusiness managers who see that each girI has time necessary creotits for graduation. college entrance or Iousiness emptoyment. They are aIso personal counselors and friends. COUNTRY SCHOOL OFFICERS Standing: Ieannette Gottlieb, Amy Poll- ner, Cynthia Kutner tpresidenti Seated: Nirs. Baker The Country Sctaooi Was organized thir- teen years ago. Its purpose is to achieve txigh SCIIOIEITSIIIIJ, service and good char- . frh. 3 .1 r- Y S h I i 7 acrer., 1 is term me Country c oo sau the play WI he Devits Discipteu for the theatre party. Nlrs. Kattateen Baker is adviser and head of ttme school. JULIA RICHIYIAN BANK Nliss Rosenthal, Nlarie Berarcli, Nlary Kirincic fpresidenti, Elsa tveumann, iviarianne Dunzer, Helen Bayer, Barbara rim 'Fl , xil . . rv . I Cassano, 1 zeresa vo plni, Lnoria f art, Teresa Pctrocelli. Tile main purpose of the Jutia Rictlman Bank is to train depositors in Iiaioits of regular saving, not once a term, but once a week or more often. However. anotimer aim is to promote training of the Iuanlc workers not only in Ioooklceeping Inul in tests that they must pass in Iionesly. toy- atty, and co-operation as gooct citizens, f IIIKI

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enior Cqjijqcers Standing: Daisy Atnelson fpresictentj. Marie DeFranco, Mary Mah. Seated: Augusta Rosen, Mr. Rothman, Catherine LaMonica. Not photographed: Mary TOYIUGFQIIO. ul don,t know bow tbe next world war will be tougbt, but the one after that will be fought Witb stictcsu is a dynamic statement by one of the greatest scientists, Albert Einstein. Einstein foresees another world warg but ctoes tbere bave to be one? It this vvortot is to survive, it must be shaken to its senses and come ctovvn from its bigb pedestal before ttxe atom and byctrogen bombs bring it clown. We must not tbrow our beads up and proclaim our strength saying, 'Alf the other nations Wonyt follow our way ot tbintcing, we will tbreaten tbemf, Let us look not for the Worst points in a country,s social, political, and economic system, but for the finer sictesg let us trust tbe otber nations. Let us use atomic energy to improve the standard of living anct not to ctestroy the World. When the nations of the World unite and lose their fears anct sus- picions of eacb other and begin to vvorlc in harmony to improve eacb OthCI',S stanclarcl of living instead of Working alone to destroy eacb otber, We strait take a cteep sigtl of relief and say, trim century basn,t turned for tire last timef, ,-'Daisy Abelson 16

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