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

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QEDICA T I UN The year 1958 is of great historic importance nationally, internationally, and universally. Therefore, the yearbook staff has turned its thoughts to the world around us. lt is for this reason that we dedicate our 1958 6'Spotlight to Lee Han Chul, Julia Richmarfs adopted orphan. This small boy was chosen above all the important political and scientific per- sonalities of our time. We feel about him as we do because, to us, he symbolizes the hope and faith in mankind that has been all but erased from the earth in recent years. During the first years of his life, Lee Han Chul lived with a war that uprooted him from his home, took his parents, and left him alone in a world of hate and vio- lence. He had the strength to continue to live as a normal boy who is well liked by his classmates and participates wholeheartedly in activities from school to sports. We feel that Lee Han Chul is the fitting symbol for our dedication because after all the sorrow and pain he was exposed to, he has no resentment. Instead, he wishes to become a physician, a healer of the sick, prolonger of life, helper of humanity. Though Lee Han Chul is still very young, he possesses a courage of which few can boast. We in this land of opportunity should take this chance to look critically at ourselves. In the midst of our peace and prosperity how many of us have ever mani- fested such love of fellow man? In all probability, no one in this graduating class will meet Lee Han Chul or remember his name in five years. However, today the entire '6Spotlight staff sends sincere hopes that he will attain his goal and that the rest of his life will compensate, in some small way, for the years of suffering he has endured and the happiness of which he has been deprived. J f',f fi --'. '72 w iff' ff .r-fpfw.w,f1 ff.. ,f.... 3 Mm ' ' '

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4+n'f SEATED-MiS8 Jewell--Principal 1941-January 1958 STANDING'-MVS, Berner-Head of Sophomore School, Miss Goldberg-Head of Upper School, Miss Roulston-Administrative Assistant, Miss Hughes-Head of Coop-Freshman School, Mrs. Perkins- Head of Country School February 1958-Mrs. Buda-Principal, Mrs. Balsam-Head of Upper School, Mr. Wertheimer- Head of Coop-Freshman School zkr ewell and the Herz als of School Julia Richman is unusual in the fact that there are several schools incorporated in one. They are the Country, Junior-Senior, Coop-Freshmen, and Sophomore Schools, with the Principal as head coordinator. Some of the responsibilities of the Heads of Schools are guidance of students, and consultation with parents. These are people we shall always remember for their patience and help. 1