Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

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May you be firm in a determination to act with good will and intelligence at all times. Do not be quick to criticize others but be watchful of yourselves! lt is only as We show ourselves Worthy of our American democratic heritage that We make our contribution toward lasting peace. Your grade adviser, KATHARINE HART by Iecmette Mishcmie As we depart from Lafayette today, we are confronted with a world which has felt the bitter sting of war, a world which has known the terror of the F our Horsemen, a world which looks to the olive branch with eager anticipation. Victory has been attained after a long and bloody war. The lives of many of our friends and relatives have been lost. lt was not a simple task, it was not easily accomplished. The cost was immeasurable. We have spent these years of war, here at Lafayette High School, a place far from falling bombs, and sinking ships. lt is here that we have molded our characters, our thoughts, our ideals. During these years, our grade adviser and our teachers have shown us kindness and consideration in helping to solve our problems. We would like to express our apprecia- tion to all of them. As we leave, we carry with us fond memories of the first day in the school, of the crowded halls, of the busy cafeteria, of the football games, of the Varsity Shows, of the dances, and of Senior Day. All these repre- sent a time in our lives, when we combined pleasure with learning. They symbolize a period during which We gained friends, and learned to work and play together. For many of us, the future is uncertain, for others, a definite career has been decided upon. Some of us will go to college, others will strive to succeed at various vocations. Only a few of us will reach the zenith of our ambitions. Notwithstanding these facts we should all endeavor to gain more knowledge wherever our paths may lead. Knowledge can be as endless and as varied as life itself. Thoughts can be as many-colored, and as swift-changing as the sunset. With each day it is possible for us to gain more wisdom. By employing this wisdom in all our actions, and in dis- cerning the right from the wrong, we can lead fuller and happier lives. May we use it to maintain justice and world peace in the forthcoming years. The world of tomorrow is in our hands. 8 Miss Winchester Mrs. Houptmon Mr. Blumenthal Mr. Rosen Mr. Sorntorcr Mr. Weisberg SENIOR TEACHERS 'Q mas Mr. Buchlis Ai' W Mr. Lind Miss Antin Miss Koechling Mr. Bloom Miss Feinberg SENIOR ARISTA MAJOR INSIGNIA SENIOR COUNCIL OFFICERS SENIOR COUNCIL IUNIOR COACHES AND LEADERS' CORPS SOCCER TEAM CHEERING SQUAD AND GO-GETTERS G11 COUNCH STUDENT COURT G11 ACCOUNHNG STAFF MARQUIS STAFF LAFAYETTE NEWS STAFF LEGEND STAFF SPEAKERS' BUREAU COMBINED MUSIC ACTIVITIES BASKETBALL TEAM am GZQ44 Male4 By Melvin Goldberg Have you ever observed the students sitting about you in your history or English class? They're people like you, but what have they got that is so different? During my four long Cand often tiresomel years in high school, l have made an extensive search on the ways and means of our Lafayette civilians. You ought to recognize them. First of all we have: THE WHIZZ 9 He's the one who usually has his hand up all ,f , the timeg if somebody put a match in it, he'd look f like the Statue of Liberty. With a smile across his ll face that signifies superior intelligence Cto him, at , 4 leastl he gets up from his chair in a deliberate I1 X manner and relates his thesis on the causes of the American intervention in Cuba in l9ll when the teacher asks for the President of Mexico in l888. The day that he has laryngitis, he considers it a is catastrophe, although the rest of the class con- siders it a pleasure. On tests he's always busy writing and it's safe to give odds that even he doesn't know what he's writing. Extra reports go hand in hand with home work. Sooner or later half the class will be despising him. But, what does he care, he gets the results when the marks come on the report card. Well, next we havei THE HECKLER Contrary to the Whizz, his hands are never up to answer a question for the teacher, he gets a N special pleasure out of interrupting others. When- ft' ever his mind functions Cwhich is very rarelyl, and an idea stealthly creeps forward, he blurts it out Z and disturbs the class. l-le's usually the class 5 wisecracker Cvery crummyl who, when the English teacher asks for a word with the prefix poly , yells out, Polly wants a cracker. 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A typical period with her starts when she comes in from the halls, ex- 'f hausted from the tiring job of walking up one flight x of stairs, and flops down into her desk. But we shouldn't really call it a desk because immediately after, it is converted into a dressing table. Her bulging purse, which re- sembles a small sack of potatoes, is then emptied. Let's see now: hand- kerchiefs, wallets, change purse, compact, make-up-kit, comb, mirror, cigar- ettes, matches, letters, a small pad, keys, bottle of ink, picture album, extra stockings, today's lunch, and oh! yes! can't forget our school utensils-a chewed up pencil. I ... Si 'J Oh! I look like a mess! is her usual exclamation as she gets down to her job of reconversion. First it's her hair that gets the works as she pulls out hair-pins and piles them up in neat bundles of twenty each. Then the electricity and the loose hairs start flying out as she brushes and combs her lovely flaxen tresses. After it is combed and reassembled, she goes to work with the powder puff and the lipstick. Thus three-quarters of the period for her is spent, making herself more alluring to the boys, Who, in spite of all her preparation, walk around in sweat shirts and creaseless pants. Ah! me. You won't forget her, will you? This next one is very commong he's THE HOMEWORK MONGBEL Never having any time to do his work at N Q home, he decides to do his homework and copying J ta? T in school, during all periods. Algebra is done in g , X f ff English, English in History, History in Spanish, etc. I lt's a regular schedule. There are two main types X ' of mongrels, first there is the common one who XX- x does his homework and doesn't care what's going H H on in class-thus receiving zeros by the score, and 'Y 5 I - - I il' then theres the intelligent one who knows Whats up and often leaves 3X3-455297-U to answer- Wo wurde die erste deutsche Republic gegrunde? We marvel at him. The best spot for doing the homework is in the cafeteria where expert advice may be obtained-between an egg sandwich and a cream puff- although doing homework while walking in the halls is not uncommon. The funniest sight in the school is to notice a mongrel walking down a crowded corridor talking to himself as he has to rehearse, Tomorrow and tomorrow, and tomorrow .... l7 Hal Hal You were one of them, huh? But here is one whom all of us know: THE ARTIST DIVINE Pen, pencil, chalk, knife, or key-it doesn't make any difference to him what he uses as long as his desk is decorated. The commonest type is the one that writes or carves his name on the wood, just to make sure that nobody else gets that chair, or maybe because he Wants publicity. Club names are very common, and more than once will 49 the name of the laguars for suchl appear on a desk, in black ink outlined with white chalk. The designer enjoys making sweeping curves or dart- ing arrows on his desk. The gravestone type is also very Well known. He's the guy that can hardly wait until the period is over, and will write or cut out on a drawn-in diagram of a tombstone, Here lies the one who died waiting for the bell to ring. A girl is usually the one who starts a desk correspondence, beginning with, What's your name? and terminating when she runs out of desk space. xx 1 XZ Ma ff Q ft' T Y I' L s S 'x K I -17 if But the desk isn't the only recipient of these fanciful ideas, the looseleaf book ronks high among the line of ersatz canvas. The most common writing on a looseleaf book are the names of people, often connected by the word loves, Cie. Lucky Loves Fischler, etc.l, Can you imagine if she broke off with that fellow? Why she'd have to throw away the book. But does all this mutilation of desks and books worry the BORED of Education? Of course not! Last of all we have: THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE From the title, you can guess that this char- acter is one of Mr. Tholfsen's shadows. I-le's never Ha.T+mrsan in class. On the rare occasion when he honors us with a visit, a recess is given by the teacher, so E4 that she and our visitor can straighten out his al- 5 leged absences. lf he's lucky enough to be friends 9 with the attendance monitor, and the teacher is somewhat nearsighted, well, he has another lunch if period to his credit. Don't think that we mind his M being absent, it's only when he comes back that ' we get grumpy, as we have to take our coats off his chair and put them in the closet. So ends our actual high school days, but not in spirit, tor we always will remember that character that sat next to us, or that gorgeous hunk of blonde that was in front of us in English or that genius who provided us with the answers in history, but most of all, those teachers, we loved them all. Cl'm writing the story, not youl. l8 f in f 4 Bay!! in 572.0414 By Henry Stem iWell, we the class of lune '46 are finally leaving. Thinking back on the past years we find, a little surprised, how important they were for Lafay- ette's sports. Whether you know it or not, in the three years during which the major- ity of us have tramped these halls our teams won their first football game, took two division and two city soccer championships, organized a handball squad and formed a rifle team. During this time we have also played good baseball, passing basket- ball and fighting football. Well, that's about all that will be seen on the records, but to us gradu- ating frenchies it's the memories of happy victories and sportmanlike defeats that will stay with us. lt's the thrill of watching Artie Pinto clicking behind a team and coming out with a long gain that we'll remember. lt's the sharp picture of the Lincoln games, always packed, always tough that we'll never forget. And for those few of us who were down at soccer games, a clear mind picture will always remain of the old leather dropping past an opponent's goalie for an exhibition tile of-the championships. Only a very few of us will remember the magnificent games played away from home-the leffer- son game in '45, the Boys' High game in which fighting goalie Mauceri played on, though injured. Yes, that's what we take with us, and going back a little farther we come upon the pounding, vibrant feeling of sitting in Lafayette's gym while Red Murphy galloped across the boards, or the time Ierry Remer won a game with two foul shots in sudden death. But, it's not a clear memory that we'll bring away. lt's a happy, thrill- ing, exciting, cheering, watching, chewing, stamping, hoping, cursing, whistling, atmosphere that we all felt whenever, in any sport, Lafayette's teams played, and Lafayette was spectator. lf some of you think that a sport has been omitted, then you don't know the purpose of this page. lt's not to give you records and figures, but it's something that in later years you may look at and let your mind begin recalling your own memories of Lafayette, not mine, your own recollection of a time in your life when the team wasn't professional but meant more because of the people who were playing it for you and watching it with you than any other athletic contest could. We, the class of lune '46 are leaving Lafayette and going out into a tough world. Maybe sometimes these memories of hard contests and good losers will help you take your job in the world. 20 Dah fn Spmh By Shirley Sutton Leonora Sharpe Lafayette calling! Lafayette calling! Calling all Legend readers! Com- ing in for a four-year landing. Four years of attending gym twice weekly for ninety minute periods has given everyone those familiar bulging muscles and all that vim and vigor. But four years of gym has had some advantages and hasn't been all cholly horses. The most dreaded though was rising at seven-thirty, dressing seven- forty-five, and then udressing at eight-forty-five to do setting-up exercises to Caledonia, What Makes Your Big Head So Hard? lt's too early in the morning to sit down, stand up, arms out, forward march, about face! Remember your first program card? lt said, Ed., ll A, Room, Gym. And like all freshmen, you asked the first senior you came across where the Girls' Gym was and ended up in the basement locker room. This was your official initiation into Lafayette and after that you religiously prac- ticed the same routine on all subsequent freshmen. Well, finally you get to the gym and you're astounded because you've never seen anything so enormous. You're accustomed to doing your gym- nastics in a room about the size of a log cabin. This is going to be fun! You're all set, broken in properly, and the teacher comes along and says, Play ball. She produces a net and a nice white ball. The idea is to get the ball ball over the net. But between serves, you are taught the Rhumba, Lindy, Samba, and the Virginia Reel. Many a time you wonder if four years of gym activity at Lafayette has offered any benefits. The teacher tells you the exercises produce stamina, coordination, and endurance to the human body, and the play periods give every student the opportunity to partake in sports and also to be a good official, something which calls for quick decisions and sportsmanship. I think the girls are inclined to agree with the teacher. ln our sophmore year we learned a new game. We are always pro- gressing, you see. This game is basketball. The main idea is to get the ball through the basket that's five feet over your head. Then you try your hand with a bat in softball and find that you're better off when you're playing first base. Of course, every day you sit down, get up, forward march, about face and do those good old break-your-back-or-bust exer- cises. By this time, you've broken in' more muscles than Atlas knows how to show. And now you're a joyous graduate with just a happy-go-lucky thought: you'll be doing all of this again in college. Whenever you dust off the the maroon cover of this Legend, don't forget to look in and sit down, get up, forward march, and about face. 21 I 1 ff f f Q 2 1 ' y f gf ' 41. ffffff - f . fb lv-' , Y . lu mf , Iv .gn YP b :' N K 4, vw' I X- 'T' 'Lrg S 'fu 5 ' f L ,, :ui-fy pw' Nj . A KY v- W....:y x,Ng.3.:,,. - 'v 'X ,,,.-.nn-Q--gwi': ?i't11::' pzmig, .,. , X X f 4 fx. , an 1 ,: X, WW.. M Cv ffl W ff! 1 W! 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I greeted the teachers when they arrived. I used to freeze, holding doors 5:-qi: ,iN open for our faculty. I For what? For just 80 credits a term . . . and . I5 . If 3 lessons learned in the school of experience. The funniest thing about the front door post, is the large variety for excuses that the students present in order to get into school early. To get out of the cold or heat, they suddenly become members of the swing band, orchestra, dramatic club, speakers bureau, football team, and stage squad. Urgent phone calls have to be made. Students have to go to the emer- gency room. Some give me a different story each morning, never following in line with what they said the previous day. lf I were to believe some of them, several fellows would probably receive enough service credits for a class of forty pupils, working 8 periods a day, 5 days a week. Some of the feminine gate crashers tried to get through by flashing smiles and by using their feminine wiles. Nevertheless, I was always able to resist their charm, and turn them away from our doors. I was a social outcast. As I walked through the halls, and felt their stares, I felt so low that I had to look up to see bottom, so low that I had no trouble tickling an ant's foot, so low that I could crawl under a worm without difficulty. Sweat and tears, joy and sorrow, happiness and dismay have passed by me and my lurid eyes at my memorable post, and now into the world beyond maybe I'll see them again. But never the sight of these gate crashing football players or those pleading tear-jerkers or those energetic, enigmatic, everlasting teachers. Long may they all live and the Service Squad also. 24 0144 Zzaaaadled Each term for approximately three or four years we have listened to, criticized, laughed at, spoken to, hated and loved C?,?l our teachers. Finally, in the eighth term we are given our revenge Cheh, hehl, we vote for our favorites. Why they were picked, we don't know, maybe out of sympathy or from fond memories, or because we were bribed . . . well anyway what have they got to say for themselves? Mr. Nathan Blumenthal: Was educated at N.Y.U., Fordham, and Brook- lyn Poly Tech . . . teaching is a family affair . . . likes Woodworking and farming . . , believes good- will and fellowship exist among the student body at Lafayette . . . advice to seniors: lt is up to the graduate as future citizens to correct the injustices in the world and do their utmost to promote ade- quate educational opportunities for future senior Mr. Alvin Broido: classes. Mr. Herbert Weisberg: He became a teacher by accident . . . works with youth organizations . . . believes Lafayette students are hurnan beings, worse than that he cannot say . . . advice to seniors: One with truth is stronger than all the battalions . . . never ag- gravates himself . . . likes to go home-to whom? . . . a pretty red-headed wife with green eyes and two lovely children . . . wouldn't you? A slow lecturing voice and a loin the GO. will always introduce that famous economics teacher and student school companion . . . Mr. A. Broido . . . he teaches to direct students in their proper paths and instruct them how to make their lives worth-while . . . seated behind his office desk he directs all traffic between Lafayette students and their money CDid you see that new car he was driving around in recently?J . . . enjoys playing golf and telling anecdotes, as long as someone will listen to them . . . Remember the difficulty you had in trying to go to a good college, think of the next fellow and try to get an unrestricted, democratic education for him. 25 Mr. Gordon: All round good student . . . never flunked any subjects . . . favorites are math, econornics, and history . . . was purely an accident that he be- came a teacher . . . didn't like Zoology and didn't like the smell of formaldehyde so decided to for- sake medicine for history and economics . . . what else could you do with it but teach it? . . . aspires to be able to play a good game of golf . . . at a very young age, Mr. Gordon wants to do as many young men want to do . . . travel and loaf . . . greatest ambition right now is to buy a car . . . here's news . . . Mr. Gordon is engaged . . . now that he's engaged he'll have something else on his mind beside history dates. Mr. Michael Santorcx: Went to New Utrecht HS., C.C.N.Y., Columbia -and is still there . . . known to his friends as lerry . . . married to a very lovely woman named Aquila Cmeaning eaglel . . . Cshe must have been hypnotized by his eyesl . . . hobbies include arts A and crafts, dancing, especially waltz and tango . . . pet peeve is people who are insincere . . . has been teaching at Lafayette since its opening . . . was head of the GO., but he left that post for the Army engineers . . . at present is faculty adviser to Arista CSr. and lr.l . . . is very fond of Lafayette and its students, and hopes that they continue to show their school spirit as in the past. Miss Betsy Antin: Lady with eternal smile, who wears Red Cross Ambulance Driver's Uniform and gives hard his- tory tests Cwhat a combinationl . . . is known to all of us as the pride and joy of the Social Studies Department . . . as a little girl she always wanted to be a teacher and she was awful smart . . . partial to adolescents and doesn't like to scold . . . very sports-minded and enjoys almost all outdoor activities including horseback riding, skiing, golf, swimming, and truck driving . . . but from practical experience she wants us lwe seniorsl-we should learn well English and have better manners . . . l like 'ern was what she said about us . . . Ctake it any way you wantl . . . ln you lies the tre- mendous responsibility of retaining our peace-do a good job. 26 , RJ 1 - a-.'. . ,vv' . : 114: . , , ,- ,gf ,- , ,',V.4 uw. rw VA. V, , j..V 'V V .V , ,aq,,', - ' , u , f w. e , A , N V, ,X ., ,rg ,,' , ,' V, ,' r ' H ,, y- 1, . , ' - ' I . 'uw .. 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V Vi , A ,,VVVVJV',1 . - ' 'N ' ,V fx- .Z - ' 441 ,I ml, r . ,' v 4 f ' I . ',.V , ' , ,. .V 3 ,ku . . -VH. f'VV . V, VSV.. .,, ,V A 57 ' A , 1, . J., 1 - - ' 1 ,. . - .' ' ' ,' . .Y-. '-:, Vxrv. 'A 1 Vp . .X V.- ,V -1 ' fy . , V V ,,.r. , . . VV 2 s . ' ,I VV V , i V g,V F1 A ,L w , W H-' 1. ' . A ' -4 . . fr f.,.V ,fs . .' A YQ, , , ,- . ,V. , . ,F,V,.,,VJ,r .V , . A I ,U - -' ,- , 1 x L21 - , - ', - Q ' I , ' , ,K V-,,,-4 . , , . 1. .amd V .,V, . ,V ,I you like and make sure that it has some enterprise Mr. David Arbeit Attended C.C.N.Y., Columbia, N.Y.U., and Brooklyn College . . . success in Economics in his own school career together with his fondness tor children were the deciding factors in his choice ot profession . . . his ambition is to Write in the field ot economics and history . , . weakest sub- ject in high school was art and he worked hard to pass it . . . leaves this practical advice to seniors: Go into a vocation or occupation that Mrs. Grace Warshauer: factor in it . Mrs. Mary W. Wilson: Quiet and reluctant to giving interesting inter- views . . . but has a swell personality to top it ott . . . doesn't want to be important or glamorous . . . just a plain ordinary teacher . . . is known by stu- dents as a calm, soft-spoken, lady who gives good marks and is a credit to the Speech Department. Was inspired by her own male 'English teacher to become one herselt . . . liked English, physics, and P.T .... secret ambition is to be an athlete- to become a real outdoor type . . . went to Eras- mus Hall High School and enjoyed the years there better than college years at Hunter . . . con- tends that she wanted to be a teacher at a very early age . . . loves the theatre, the ballet, and good movies and music . . . likes to dance, espe- cially folk dances and devotes much time to her two children and her husband. Mr. H. Ruchhs. Mr. Ruchlis chose teaching because it appeared to be the best job at that time . . . his hobby is taking motion pictures, movies to you . . . he be- lieves the pupils ot Latayette represent a good cross-section ot people . . . pet peeve is people who are inconsiderate . . . he is looking torward to the time when the Seniors can give him advice . . . will that time ever come?!! Mr. Abraham ffor Lincolnl Harwich: Head ot Math Dept., College Adviser Cit's about time you knewl, Veterans' Adviser, and math teacher . . . all rolled up into one . . . originally was English teacher but when principal ot school saw how he could mix up telephone numbers, he was put in math dept .... favorite sport is hand- ball although he often interrupts classes to tell them why he should have pitched for the Cubs in the third series game instead ot Derringer . . . known as a wit by mostly all the student Cexcept those he tailedb and regards this senior class in- cluding those members that took the three and one-halt years course, as the best he has seen and hopes to see yet in Lafayette. Cl didn't hold a gun in his back eitherl . . . 'tAlways have a mind ot your own to think your problems through . . . then debate it. Wmfea By Blanche Levey Gaze at the world, its endless might, its cities great, its evening light Gaze and wonder- Look at the sea, its roaring waves, its endless shore, its watery caves Look and wonder- Watch the sky, its broad expanse, its lovely hue, its stars that dance Watch and Wonder Wonder how and wonder why From what the sea, trom where the sky Wonder how it came to be A world between a sky and sea. 28 .fail Wifi amf 7e4Z'czmenl Being in full possession of our senses C???D we, as former inmates of La- fayette High School, after four years of involuntary servitude, spent in ab- sorbing the wisdom prof- erred us by the Board of Education, in consuming innumerable sandwiches in the lunchroom, in serv- ing periods of detention for not providing satisfac- tory excuses, are joyous on this, the twenty-sixth day of june, nineteen hundred and forty-six, to proclaim that these, the most valuable of our possession be left to our most cherished C??'?D ones: To Dr. Oswald-We give our heartiest thanks for helping us faithfully during our stay. To Mr. Grady-We leave a brown checked suit-if we can find one. To Miss Hart-We leave our most sincere thanks for helping us . . . to leave, and a more co-operative Senior Class. To Mr. Harwich-We leave one jeep, in which to ride back and forth from the Military Advisers desk, to the College Advisers desk, to the Math Office and to his Math Classes, also one chalk resistant suit. To Miss Teijeiro-We leave an adding machine to count up to one hundred before losing her temper and the hope that all her future Spanish classes may be imported from Madrid. To 1VIr. Broido-We leave blank pages and a typewriter with which he may write his version of How to Win Friends and lnfluence People. To Miss Della Chiesa-We leave a class of millionaires. To Mr. Nczzer-We leave the Math Departments discarded string compasses. Who knows, he may find the 'lost Chord there. To Mr. Icxrnpel-We leave a pair of red flannel underwear for his bubby . To the Cafeteria Bus-Boy-We leave a pair of cymbals to replace the trays he has worn out by banging. To Mr. Iacobson-We have nothing to leave-He took all we had. To Mr. Pincus-We leave a patrol wagon with which he can 'Round up de boys. To Mr. Blumenthal-We leave a piggy bank . . . so he can pay off all the students who laugh at his corny jokes. To the Cafeteria-We leave our names engraved on the tables for posterity. 29 To Mr. Herscher-We leave a tast get-away car and all the money he CCIH carry. To Sam and Andy tour faithful busmenl-We leave a pair ot llf2 by 2 sardine cans as a memento ot some tight squeezes. To the future Lafayett-eites-We leave our advice- Youll be sorry . To Next Term's Legend Staff-We leave one complimentary copy ot this terms Legend, which Will probably haunt them tor the rest ot their lives. To Lafayette--WE LEAVE. Charles Binder Phyllis Ennis Beulah Levitt Albert Marshak RYET K 5ENt0R NEN fy 0, Sys H. 5, rf' f A ' , Gxmtuu .Seniaa fb .7 .7 by Shelly Rabinowitz l really can't believe it's true, but here it is at last, The days we otten dreamed ot, in the years that have slipped past. l remember how l envied with a heavy-hearted sigh, The care-tree, happy-go-luckies, Whose Senior Pins caught my eye. l watched them on the candy line, in tront ot all the rest, They pushed me on the lunch line, and always got the best. Those days when l Was hoping to eat my lunch outside, l sweated with the other kids, the time l had to bidell Each term l heard about the shows the Seniors said were grand, Ot course they were so special, no one else could understand. Then there was a certain day, that Seniors only had, We Watched them run our classes with eyes so big and sad. The time has come when I can see and understand their ways, Because, my triends, as you can tell, l'm in my Senior Daze. 30 X9 Q.. I ,,f , 1 4 .. V.: V. .FI-.x,1,,l , wa, ,. ., f l J- .flr 1 ,,, .Jr-.Q , ' '-J' ' , x.-:.,: ,.. .. Wi, 2. 1 X ' 151' fxfs f5 fx Qs. rw 1'-A x 'S LK fc' PS 2 'Q I A 3 jf, V I ' Y if gf' EL E.. X 0 378263 lx figgfm J ABRAMS, DAVID 2401-63 Street Too nice to knock, Too heavy to boost. ABRAMS, LUCILLE E. 2121-82 Street Locker Squad. Red Cross Club. Pray timid lassie what is your tear? Speak up and let us know you are here. ACCARINA. SADIE 1874 West 8 Street Marquis Representative. To know her is to like her. ACKERMAN. LEONARD 2020-72 Street School's all right except for classes. ADLER, SELMA 166 Avenue O Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Nice girl, sweet smile, Knowing her is worthwhile. ALGIERI. ANTOINETTE 1355 East 9' Street When you're a friend in need, She's your friend indeed. AMDUR, BERNICE 2109-76 Street Like Chocolate Pudding My T Fine. AMSTERDAM, MARILYN B. 1514 West 5 Street Secretary of Iunior Arista. Senior Arista, Secretary oi G. O. Coun- cil. Major Legend Staii. A girl like Marilyn is really a treaty Because she's so clever, popular and sweet. ANDERSON. IOAN 2116-59 Street Glee Club, Cantata Club. That bright blonde hair that launched a thousand smiles. ANDERSON, MARY 2116-59 Street Glee Club. A helping hand-always handy. ANTAR. AMELIA 1464 West 8 Street Locker Squad, Class Secretary C2 Termsl, G. O. Representative. Class Secretary, Red Cross. Her hair is dark, her smile is sweet A girl like her is hard to beat. ANZAROOT, ESTHER 1408 West 5 Street Bond and Stamp Representative. Cutting Squad, Library Squad, Lafayette News Representative. From head to toe She's nice to know. APFELBAUM. ROBERT l94 Bay 22 Street Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Senior Arista. He's shy and meek, But Oh! what a sheik. ARAZIE, LEON 2032-74 Street Leaders Corp for 3 Terms, After Class Monitor. Quiet and shy, But a real nice guy. ARONSON, FLORENCE l8 Bay 22 Street Secretary of Senior Class, Li- brary Squad, Grade Advisors Squad. Victory Council, Service Squad. Always smiling, always gay Charming manner, pleasing way. ASHHNAZI, TULIET 2123--68 Street Red Cross, Volley Ball, Hockey, Badmintor, Tennis. Always laughing, alwcrys gcryg A clever young girl with a charming way. ASHKENAZIE, RAE 2030--64 Street Speakers Bureau, Speech Office. With her lovely voice and a will to act, Rae will be a success, it is S1 fact. f 1 , T' l , Y 4 .f V! S , X. ff 1 ,Q-'n 1 ff f J if 4 J, r f N 1 I ,V ', I ,I ', -' ,fr ' f , H I 1 f ,..1 ,, 11 AUERBACK, FAYE R. l 8002-21 Avenue Mr. Grady's Office, Boys Health Office, Glee Club K2 Termsl. To my virtues by very kind, To my faults be a little blind. Z9 ci' 3 -Q AVNER, GERALDINE 1714 West 5 Street The fellows seem to like her Even if they do call her For- ever Avnerf' Why??? BADALI, ANN 2l Bay 31 Street G. O. Representative, Typist for Mr. Arbeit C2 Termsl. ls she Worth raving about? Ask us, we're not in doubt. BAILES, SYLVIA 2835 West l9 Street Grade Advisers Staff C4 Termsl. Willing worker, swell gal, Sylvia is a great pal. BAKAL, DOLORES 2134-63 Street Library Squad, Glee Club, Bond and Stamp Representative, Can- tata Club, Victory Representa- tive. A charmer who does her work so well, We've no fault of hers to tell. BALDARI, LEONARD l46-28 Avenue Full of vigor, full of zest as an athlete he's the best. BARATT, NORMAN 1320 East 9 Street Major L', Editorial Assistant, Lafayette News, Iudge, Student Court, Knocks and Boosts Com- mittee, Legend Staff, Chemistry Squad. He uses his head-Ouch! BARRON, ELLIOT 303 Avenue P German Office K2 Termsl, Vic tory Representative K2 Terrnsl Cafeteria Squad. Fine fellow-good sport- Always one of the better sort. BARUCH, GLORIA Bl Bay 26 Street Chemistry Office, History Office. Marquis Staff, Red Cross Repre- sentative, Current Events Club. Friendly smile, lovely eyes, We could praise her to the skies. BASS, ELAINE 2030-75 Street Library Squad, Locker Squad, Miss Hecht's Office Squad, Usher Squad, Ticket Office. Her determination will be the cornerstone of her success. BAUM, MARILYN 2ll2-64 Street Victory Council, Legend Art Staff, Lafayette News Representative. 5'7 1 Doll from heaven. BELLAR, HOPE l245 East 9 Street Biology Squad. Chemistry Squad, Biology Club, Locker Squad, Bond and Stamp Representative. As sweet as candy, And refined as sugar. BENDER, HERBERT 273 Avenue P Senior Band, Swing Band, Locker Squad. Even greater than dollars, He has sense! BENEDUCE, ROSALIE 8683-14 Avenue Socker Squad, Grade Adviser's Squad. Her red hair and fair complexion Go to make a charming girl. BENIGNO, BETTY 1813 West 9 Street Library Squad, Chemistry Lab., Cafeteria Squad, Mr. Tho1fsen's Office. An intellect with a cheerful smile, For a date with her, I'd walk a mile. BERG, GERALD 2276-84 Street Cafeteria Squad Lieutenant. You cannot praise his traits too well, For he is altogether swell. BERKOWITZ, ALBERT 2009-85 Street He wanted to be a real good doctor and fly around in a heli- copter. BERLUCCHI, CORRADO l963-63 Street Art and Photography Editor, La- fayette News, Photographer-Se- nior Legend, Captain of the Rifle Team. A redheaded guy, full of fun, He kids the lite out of everyone. BERMAN, IRWIN 2109-85 Street S1099 Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Knocks and Boosts Committee. BIOIOQY Squad, Program Com- mittee. Brilliant and clever in many ways, But when it comes to girls he'S still in a daze. Zac .fllffad BERNSTEIN, PEARL 2109-85 Street Spanish Office, Dean's Office CBoySl, -Basketball Club, Tennis Club, Senior Arista. An intellect with a cheerful sile, For her personality l would walk a mile. BERNSTEIN, STANLEY 1709 West l Street Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. An aggert?J held down by the law of gravity. f -' ij , Bic win, mm E. ., f7'3U4-21 Avenue ocker Squad. Red Cross, Cafe- teria Squqj. A fiery ni A, girl, a perfe? blendg Tliose tw qualities, .stu en-t and Q f - ,. 1. if . rie I. 1 f, f A ' It atv 9 ff J Aw if' , I BINDER, CHARLES A. 1527 West ll Street Senior Arista, President Senior Class, Service Squad, Legend Staff, Prom Committee. A smart member of the National Biscuit Co. A Wise Cracker. BIRBIL, KATINA 1614 Mermaid Avenue Library Squad. A quiet girl we like so well, Of whom we have no faults to tell. BIRNBAUM, IOSEPH E. 1617 Stilwell Avenue Student Court Iudge, Leaders Corp's Senior Arista, Service Squad, Senior Council Represen- tative. Nature's gift to the women! ' F A 27 Q Q 7 4 I f' 4, rf it 2, sb ,, li.. -W 7 y .2 BISCHOFF, IOHN 27 Lloyd Court Physical Science Laboratory, Ra- dio Club, Secretary. lntelligent and tall, Liked by all. BLACHINSKY. SELMA 1752 East 9 Street Service Squad. Selma has something that can't be beat, A personality tl'1at's really a treat. BLANDA, LILLIAN A. 59 Van Sicklen Street When it comes to first class fun, She does her bit and leaves nothing undone. BLAU, SELMA 1554 West 9 Street Cafeteria Squad, Accounting Ot- fice Messinger Q3 Termsj, Lafay- ette News Representative, Mar- quis Representative. Petite, gentle, and sweet. BLONDIE, ADELINE 7918-23 Avenue Civil Air Patrol, Mr. Pocai's Squad, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. She's a girl who loves her fellow countrymen - especially one named Vinny. BLOOM, EDITH 2025-76 Street Locker Squad. As nice a girl as you can find- Sweet, thoughtful and refined. BLOOMFIELD, ROSLYN 8320 Bay Parkway Sweet and helpiulg lots of fun Our choice for all round churn. BLUMENTHAL, ELAINE 2301 Benson Avenue Senior Arista, Marquis Business Staff, Biology Lab., French Club, Spanish Office. When it comes to sweetness, character and fun, Elaine takes the prize as the outstanding one. BOCCABELLA, ANTHONY 259 Avenue T Many charms he does possess, But the best of these is friendli- ness. BOCKNEK, EUGENE 8699 Bay Parkway Our Gene is an ardent Dodger ian, And girls beware he's a poten- tial wolf-man. BOIESS, LILLIAN l645 West 3 Street . Biology Lab., Lafayette News Staff, Marquis Business Staff, English Office Squad, Library Squad. A clever mind and personality plus, We're glad to boast she's one of us. BOKOWSKY, ELAINE 8320 Bay Parkway Emergency Room, Scrapbook Club. Charming, clever, attractive too, Personality, wit, surpassed by few. BORMAN, IOAN M. 713 Avenue O Senior Council, Marquis Repre- sentative, Spanish Office Squad. Volley Ball Club K2 Tefmsl, Arista. Full of wit, full of fun, She's won the favor ot everyone. BRIGARDI, ANGLINA 466 Van Sicklen Street You can bet She's a girl we won't forget. BRIMAN, SHIRLEY 2121-82 Street Shirley comes to school late, Is she that way on a date? BROMBERG, ALAN C. 8404 Bay Parkway With all his faults we love him still. BRONOWITZ, BEVERLY 1497 Ocean Parkway Biology Laboratory Squad, Red Cross Delegate, Cafeteria Squad, Biology Club, Arista. She's good in history, She likes her dates. BROWNE, BETTY 1709 West 10 Street Certainly she's a good sport- Aren't many of her sort. BROWN, LILLIAN F. 2022-78 Street Mimeograph Squad Q2 Termsl. Caieteria Squad, Usher Squad, Grade Advisers Helper, Red Cross Club. Lillian is fine and sweet, As nice a girl as one can meet. BRUCK, DIANNE 715 Avenue O Handball Club, Volleyball Club, Badminton Club, Red Cross. Sweet and nutty like a fruit cake. BRUNNER, HERBERT 2239-85 Street Funny, bright, a real live wire, ls the boy we all admire. ' BUCKNER. ETHEL 2159-75 Street Nice to look a't, good to meet- As a friend she is a treat. ' fc .ij 5 ,yi f A 'f , rf ,1i...wf5f' , gf L I A ,154 it I 1-.ftp x if 1 ' ' J uf 'fi ' Sf' 1 BURRASCANO, THOMAS F. 2101 West ll Street Soccer Team, Chemistry. We're proud, we have no faults to tell, Cause he's a boy who's liked so well. BUTTACAVOLI, BENEDICT 8622-24 Avenue Leader Corp CMaior L l, Cafe- teria Squad, Service Squad. He's apt to conceal the assets he might reveal. rw 31' CAGGIANO, GERALDINE M. l55O West 4 Street Sweet, quiet, and refined You'll not find many of Gerry's kind. CAIATI, IOSEPH 2146-78 Street Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Radio Club. Ioseph aims to be a big busi- ness boss, And spends his weekends on a baseball course. CAMEOLA, ROSE MARIE 1928 West 8 Street We don't know her very well, But what we know is mighty swell. CAMMARATA, FRANK l84l West B Street Football Team C3 Yearsl. Tyrone Power may be in Holly- wood But we have Cammarata in La- fayette. CANDIDO, OLGA 2125-79 Street A quiet young miss. CANTOR, DOROTHY 2118-74 Street Happy am I, carefree and gay Why can't we all be that way. CAPACCIO, AUGUSTINE 1853 Benson Avenue Speakers' Bureau, Varsity Show 121, Chairman of Speakers' Bu- reau, Victory Representative. From coast to coast you'll hear his name, As a fine actor l'1e'll rise to tame. CAPOLINO, GUIDO 2280-80 Street Stage Squad, fCaptain1, Major LL , Speakers' Bureau, Service Squad tLieutenantl, Chemistry Lab. Squad. lf ever help is in demand, Capo's there to lend a hand. CAPUTI. VINCENT 110 Bay 38 Street Never heard, rarely seen, But We think Vinnie's pretty keen. CARLISI, MARIE 2430-63 Street Brunette bombshell and just as torchy. CASSOUTO, IOSEPH 2084-61 Street Vice President ot G. O., G. O. Grade Representative, Chief lus- tice, Student Court. Maior Cafeteria Service Squad. Our Supreme Court had Chief lustice Brandeis- Lafayette is losing its Cassouto. CASTAGNO. EMILIA 1871 West 13 Street Quiet and nice! CATALANO, VIRGIL 156 Avenue O Marquis Stait, Latailefte News Staff, Grade Advisors Office Squad. Arista. A joke, a joke, my Kingdom for a joke, A comedian extraordinary! CHAIFETZ, DONALD 1450 East 7 Street How will Lafayette exist without Donny to help keep it running. CHECHANOVER, VICTOR 2471-84 Street Service Squad C3 Termsj, Farm Cadet, Arista. The French have nothing on his lingo. CHERCASS, MILTON 1636 East 5 Street Basketball Team K3 TermsJ. Syracuse or the University of Pennsylvania, Sonny is undecided, But the basketball team that gets him, Sure ought to be delighted. CHIMENTI, DIANA 2892-86 Street Maier L cluhlericy, Ir. coach, Secretary and President, Secre- tary in Health Education Office, All-Round Athletics P. S. A. L. Upon her golden tresses, We place our honored blesses. CHIRICO, FILMENA 13-15 Bay 38 Street To worry little, study less ls her idea of happiness, CITROLO, KATHRYN l987 West 13 Street Service Squad, Glee Club. Unsophisticated and sweet, A combination hard to beat. COHEN, AUDREY 1542 West ll Street Happy and Gay. COHEN, BERNARD 1442 East 4 Street Like C1 good beer He has a good head. COHEN, BERTRAM L. 6907-20 Avenue Leaders Corps fzlfz Yearsl, Serv- ice Squad. Heres a lad that's really swift. You should see those muscles 'lift'. 2 J - ' ., ' R COHEN, CARYL B. ,I ' 2013469 Street ' Seger qoymcil, Legend Staff, he ounting Oitice, Glee Club, ii Typist for Mr. Arbeit., gllustu aubundle of mischief with , a x lpersonalitykjl ' 4- n ' K 1 A N5 ,- . U, . x l ' . i . COHEN, CHERIE 2141-7l Street Lafayette Bank, Senior Council, Prom Committee, Lafayette News Representative. Her sense of humor and charm- ing smile, Will always keep her in the best of style. COHEN, FLORENCE 2364-83 Street G. O. Representative, Cafeteria Squad. Library Squad, Locker Squad, Red Cross and Knitting Club. This slim miss is nice to know Friendly, loyal, obliging spells her name Flo. COHEN, HARRIET 6801 Bay Parkway Victory Representative C4 Termsl, G. O. Representative C3 Termsl, Cafeteria Squadt3 Termsi, Major L fFor Servicel, Marquis Rep- resentative. Attractive, sweet and tall, Harriet is liked by all. COHEN, HARVEY l852 West 4 Street When you gotta go, you gotta QO- What the heck, four years is enough. COHEN, HOWARD 200 Highlawn Avenue Chemistry Squad, Biology Squad. He hopes to be a millionaire. COHEN, IRWIN l650 West 10 Street G. O. Representative C3 Termsl, Bonds and Stamp Representa- tive, Service Squad C2 Termsl. The reason why girls stay in at night. COHEN, IACK 2ll7-73 Street Clever, jolly, not so tall Witty, likeable, fun with all. COHEN. MIRIAM 8201 Bay Parkway It may be her eyes, it may be her hair No matter what, boys beware! COHEN, MORRIS 2041-65 Street Four out of five have it The name Cohen. COHEN, MURIEL 2373-85 Street Lafayette News, Marquis, Scrap Book Club, Grade Advisers Helper. With her friendly smile, and freckled nose Mimi, is loved by everyone she knows. COHEN, MURRAY 2114-73 Street The only thing he got out of high school. Was himself. COHEN, RENEE 6504 Bay Parkway Library Squad, C. A. P. C., Boys Dean's Office. Sweet, courteous and kind, A type that is surely hard to find. COHEN, RUTH 2018-79 Street Mr. Schenberg's Squad, Knitting Club. Service Squad fCafeteriaD, English Office. lt may be her eyes It may be her hair But whatever it is, Boys You'd better BEWARE. cw COMPARETTO, ROSE 1441 West 8 Street Mr. Horn's Assistant. An ideal friend. CONSTANTINE, IRENE 428 Kings Highway Lafayette News Representative, Victory Council fTreasureJ, Cafe. teria Squad C3112 Yearsl, Senior Council Representative, Usher Squad 13112 Yearsj. She-'s cute, she's snappy. She'1l make some boy happy. COOPER, IANET 36 Bay 37 Street Emergency Squad, Red Cross Secretary. The sweater girl of the eighth term, Huh? You All ll CORRADO, GENEVIEVE 8705-24 Avenue Scrap Book Club. They call her Ienny, Her friends are many. CORRENTI, LUCIANO 129 Bay 40 Street Mimeograph Squad C3 Termsl. Cafeteria Squad, Supply Squad C3 Termsl. A great sport-a great smile- A great fellow all the while. CUTLER. RHODA 2342-80 Street Steno-Office, Victory Represen- tative. Agreeable and full of fun, Well-liked by everyone. CUTRONE, MARIE 1282 East 10 Street She is a maid of easy grace Gentle of mind, fair of face. DAITCH, HELEN 316 Avenue N Program Committee, Legend Art Staff, Lafayette News Represen- tative, Marquis Representative, Locker Squad. Ouietly on her way she goes, ln no one's business pokes her nose. D'AMICO. THERESA 1057 West 10 Street Grade Advisers Staii, Cafeteria Squad, Victory Representative, Service Squad. Very quiet and dernure, A perfect lady, We are sure. DAMINO, ANNETTE 120 Bay 28 Street A pretty face, a sparkling wit, Always sure to make a hit. D'ANGELO, MARION 2308-60 Street Sweet as sugar and lust as refined. DASHMAN, THEODORE 2159-72 Street Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Mimeograph Squad, Major L , Like a brilliant sign He's always going around in circles. DAVIDSON, IRWIN 2421-65 Street Marquis Rep., Flag Bearer, Bond Rep. Typical Lafayette student- Red before a test, White during a test, Blue after a test. DE BLASIO, PETER 1902-81 Street Mr. Pocai's Office, Senior Arista, Study Hall Squad, Attendance Squad. Lafayette will never replace a friend like Peter. DE FRANCO, IOSEPH 1415 East 3 Street Senior Band, Music Squad. Leaders Corp, Arista. Few we like-and all admire- Of him we shall never tire. DE GAETANO, GRACE 163 Bay 43 Street Her name is Grace, she has a nice face, She's a girl everyone should know. DEIFIK, SHELDON 2074-62 Street Arista. ln his own quiet way he gets places. DE LEONARDIS, SYLVIA 2073 West 4 Street With that dimple in her chin For her the boys are easy to Win. DEMBITZ, MARTIN 1590 West 8 Street A winning personality with C1 winning srnile. DE SALVIO, ROBERT 1657 West 3 Street I-lere's a bright golden daze from our school. DE SANTIS, TERRY 1862 West 12 Street When you hear the boys Whistle loud, You know that Terry's in the crowd. DIAMOND, ALVIN 1478 East 2 Street Lafayette News Rep., Library Squad, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Handball Team. He's merry and gay Happy all day. DIAMOND, DIANA 30 Bay 31 Street As her last name suggests, She's Tops in Quality And sparkles at all times. DICANIO, PATRICK 1389 East 55 Street A swell guy and what's more 1t's hard to get him sore, DI CEGLIA, LENA 2138 West 9 Street Scrap Book Club. Her favorite fruit is dates. DI NAPOLI, LENA 201 Bay 23 Street We never know when she's around, For when she is, there's never a sound. DISTLER, LEONARD 1459 Bay Parkway Always seems to have some- thing to say, But that's because he wants to be a Senator some day. DONATO. FRANCES 1209 Avenue Y Social Study Squad, Victory Council, Red Cross Club, Senior Council. As merry as the day is long. DORFMAN, STANLEY 151 Avenue U Soccer Team, Vice President of Radio Club, Mimeograph Squad, Senior Band, Farm Squad. He uses his head Che's on the soccer team.l DRASCHER, SHIRLEY 2301 84 Street Marquis Staff, Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Miss Hart's Office Squad, Arista. She iSU'T Sugar, she isn't spice, But take it from us she's cer- tainly nice. DUBOIS, RICHARD 1601 West 2 Street President of G.O., Arista, 2 Terms As Grade Rep., Legend Staff. Personality and popularity equal Richie. DWECK, DAVID 9l2 Avenue L G.O. Rep., Senior Council Rep. Cafeteria Squad, Leaders Corps, Glee Club. The ABC ot success, Ambition, Brains, and Character. DWECK. EVETTE 7508 Bay Parkway Bond and Stamp Committee, Cafeteria Squad. Marquis Ad- vertising Manager, Arista, Vic- tory Rep. This girl is a honey, Although she collected all our money. ECHENTHAL, DIANE 2225 54 Street Hickory, dickory, dock SIIEIS too nice to knock. EICHENHORN, SHIRLEY 1674A Dahill Road Leaders Club. Locker Squad, Basketball Club, Lafayette New Rep., Glee Club. Snappy, peppy, full of good will Very seldom seen keeping still. EICHLER, MYRON 8766 23 Avenue Arista, Major L , Legend Staff, Library Squad, Program Com- mittee. , Myron does his Work day by dar, He'll succeed in every way. EISENBERG, MARILYN 2054-68 Street Bond and Stamp Rep., Locker Squad, Emergency Room Squad, Grade Advisor's Squad. All the King's horses and all the King's men, Couldn't get her back to La- fayette again. EISENBLATT, ELAINE 314 Kings Highway Accounting Office, Orphan War Service Squad, Iunior Red Cross. A lovely girl, with a sunny dis- position. EISS, DAVID 2119-69 Street Cafeteria Service Squad. Different from the rest, When he sees a girl he runs his best. ENNIS, PHYLLIS 919 Hornecrest Court Treasurer of Arista, Senior Council, Legend Staff, Marquis Staff, Preiect Class Secretary. Great student, Great pal, Great helper, Great gal. EPSTEIN, BERNARD Discharged tor U. S. Navy. EPSTEIN, EVELYN 2012-68 Street Lafayette News Staff. Library Staff, gend Program Committee, Le- Staff, Victory Council. Plenty of Wit, plenty of grit Evie is a gal with plenty of it. ERRANTE, IOSEPHINE 253 Avenue U Chemistry and Physics Dept. StaH,, Italian Club Stati. We hate to say it, but afraid its true, You're too nice, we can't knock you. ESSES, GERTRUDE 2107-73 Street From the top ot her head to the tip of her toe, Gertie's a very nice girl to know. DAVIS. IOYCE l784 East 7 Street A saucy lass Who adds pep to the class. FAIELLA, ELLEN 15 Kings Place She's very nice we have no doutb, But why she's quiet we can't tind out. FALCO, ROSE 2053 West 8 Street Too nice to be knocked. FAMIGLIETTI, ROSEMARIE 8717-26 Avenue Always laughing, always gay, A lovely girl in every way. I FEDER, ELIOT l684 West lU Street Soccer City Chdmpsnf Cheer' leader, Service Squad, Senior Art Staff. Tall, dark and really knows it. FEIBISH, ELEANOR 8002-21 Avenue Legend Stait, Major Lt. Service Squad, Bond and Stamp Rep., Marquis Rep. Five toot seven, loads ot fun, She'll be good tor someones son. FEINBERG. IACK l7Ol West 3 Street Science Squad, Bond and Stamp Rep. Not too fast not too slow, lust the kind one likes to know. FEINSMITH, HARVEY l446 West 8 Street Handsome, clever and fine Hurry up girls and get on the line. FELDMAN, IRVING 8745-19 Avenue Ofiice Squad, Legend Rep., Gym Squad, Service Squad. A swell fellow, An excellent pal. FERRANTELI., I. NANCY 61 Bay 38 Street She aims to please-and shes a good shot! .,,f7 , f 'f 'M I 57,7 ,QM .W f fvyw , ' m,'g'LV I rf' f ww, ,nf 6 W ,f f Wm Aff, uf, f ,ff,,,WM,,f , HW, I yWmZ- fwwww My f,,f W f Qfff,W,Wi, W ff , www V, W ,, Vw 'W if , 'Aww ,W f, mu wow , 'W W WW fm: ' Y ' fWWf W W , ww? y ff ef WWW f My fiff ,, ,, fW Xff f ww A why ! ' Zhi f 'QM ' 27? 'fy' GW in 1l 'f , f, ,fzmfw f mf W? A7519 , I ff 6137 if Vo f W V M Vi , ff! fwf if X' - mf? ww V. ' vw iffy A www MQW, Y my , I 1 W, fg wmv . Q , U 55' T1 , I r ' .B W I A,y5,,,g, 7 1 1 1 V Mi! f 1 f WL , , QW? i Wf ' , 'Wm , 1,5 Aw? Wifi' f mb ' W W f My ,wwf , f WW V f lWWf1W if' V' W1 ,tjj ff G, fini: , fmf, W, , If M If Qwm f , ' 452377 f !,V,! ' J' rf' if I 49 Y L., at Q ,K U4 sf Q 5, W . ,Q eace or ZHCZZ LL if yeammgf ff ,, O La ayg Q. re, May file!! an U FERRARA. HELEN 14 Bay 19 Street Bank Squad lt's nice to be natural, When you're naturally nice. FIERRO. IOSEPH 2165-70 Street You know the type Strong and silent. FINE. MARTIN 1684 West l Street Library Squad. Caieteria Squad. Marquis Staii. His hobby is collecting anything he can get his hands on. PINS. ESTHER 2009-60 Street Go Getters, Booster Squad. Caieteria Squad. A host ot friends has she Because of her pleasant per- sonality. FIORE. MADELINE 2032-83 Street Library Squad. Glee Club. Voice Training. Gentle and quiet a lady all through, A nicer girl we never knew. FISHMAN. DAVID 2332-64 Street Iudge of Student Court. Senior Council Iudge. Arista, Legend Staff. Victory Council. As cr mathematician He's a magician. FLAM. GEORGE 4022 Surf Ave. Georgie, Porgie lemonade pie, Kissed the girls and you know why. FLORIO. ANTOINETTE 2165 West 9 Street Look out, Arthur Murray, Antoinette is on your trail, FOGEL. FLORENCE 1702 West 1 Street Miss Hart's Oiiice Squad. Mrs. Russe1l's Office Squad. Service Squad, Arts and Crafts Club. Library Squad. Quiet and demure, Oi the best we're sure. FRANCOLINI, ANTHONY 2074-60 Street He's not quiet, he's not shy But all in all he's one swell QUY- TRAUB. MARVIN 2106-72 Street The Women's Home Companion. FRANKEL. BERNICE 2143-82 Street Red Cross. Blonde hair, blue eyes, Girl's admiration, boy's sighs. FREEDBERG, ELLIOT 1314 Ocean Parkway Leaders Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Arista, Major L , 1-1e's lots of fun and liked by everyone. FRIEDFELD, ROSALIE 8313 Bay Parkway A friend in need is a friend indeed, FRIEDMAN, HERBERT 1546 West 1U Street Teacher's Assistant. A great struggle it was indeed But now finally at last he's freed. FRISCIO, ANGELA 2227-60 Street Angela has eyes that tantalize, Yet behind them mischief lies. FRISWOLD, MARGUERITE 161 Avenue P Basketball Club. This pretty young miss who makes you sighg Will never fail to catch your eye. FROMKIN, SIDNEY 1632 Coney lsland Avenue 1'm Brook1yn's gift to women . GAMBINO, MARIO 1739 West 3 Street Mr. Pocai's Office Squad, Vic- tory Rep., Leaders Corps, Ger- man Club, Table Captain. An expert in figures, The kind with two legs and a sweater. GASWIRTH, HARRIET 2061-75 Street It's easy to say She's O, K. 'GEI.FOND, KENNETH 2314-64 Street Mimeogruph Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Leaders Corps. What we tell you is no lie, We think he is the swellest guy. GENESSEE, IEAN 2014 Bath Avenue Math Office, Legend Office, Mr. Grady's Office, Library Squad, Lafayette News Rep. Ieannie is quiet, smart, and sweet, A combination hard to beat. GERACI, PHILIP 2031 West 8 Street lust like London, Always in a fog. GERARD, ROSLYN B413-24 Avenue Victory Council. A charming personality and a manner gay, A likeable companion in every way. GIACALONE, MARIE l858 West 9 Street Spanish Office, Italian Club, Pan American Club, Spanish Assembly Program. Dark, smart and always calm, She wins you with her quiet charm. GIAMMONA, CONCETTA 50 Bay 40 Street Connie is not so very quiet, When she's around there's al- ways a riot! GINDI, SARAH 452 Avenue S Accounting Office: Bond and Stamp Rep.: Victory Rep. Here's a girl with eyes ot brown, Who never, ever wears a frown. GITINSTEIN, LEONA l662 West 4 Street Oiiice Messenger. She's lovely to look at and de- lightful to know. GLICK, MORTON 2000-84 Street G.O. Rep., Mimeograph Squad. Like the ghost of Hamlet, that we knew He never speaks unless spoken tO. GLICK, ROSLYN 8l2l-20 Avenue Marquis Rep., Boys H. E. Office, Arista, Grade Adviser's Office. She's pretty, intelligent and as they say, She's quite attractive in every way. X65 Q VJN- I in JV' l fi 63-WN' if fin? IL. e- K ww f GOCHMAN, MARILYN 2309--62 Street Arista, G.O. Council, Major Speakers' Bureau, Red Cross. All people will aclaim As Marilyn acts her way to tame. GOLDBERG, ELEANOR l4U7 West 8 Street Arista, History Oiiice, I-0Cke1' Squad, Grade Advisors' Otiice, Program Committee. A winning smile and a helping hand, A real good sport - we think she's grand. GOLDBERG, MELVIN l588 West 6 6Street Captain of Service Squad, Vice Pres. ot Senior Council, Major Legend Stait, Arista. Sincerity and capability, Brains and personality. GOLDMAN, HOWARD 6601-22 Avenue Senior Band. A nice guy with a friendly air, He could make friends any- ! where. GOLDSTEIN, IANYCE l026 East lO Street Senior Glee Club, Grade Ad- visor's Squad. A sweet girl is hard to find, Here's one to keep in mind. GOLDSTEIN. HARRIET 235 Quentin Road Full of fun, well liked by every- one. GOLDSTEIN, MAURICE. 8015 Bay Parkway Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Agreeable and full ot fun. He is liked by everyone. GOODMAN. ESTELLE 6208 Bay Parkway Estelle has something that can't be beat Her green eyes are surely a treat. GOODSIDE, BORIS 2072-78 Street Clay Club, Cafeteria Squad. Noisy but nice. GOODSTEIN, HOWARD 6901-21 Avenue Glee Club, Choral Club. An appearance he doth make, But we can see its just a fake. SQMJDAEDWJ aj UCORANT, MA 154l Ocean Par Miss Lewis' Oiiise S Vic- tory Rep., G.O. Rep.. Cross Rep., Lafayette News Rep. A winning smile, cr helping hand A real good sport, we think she's grand. GORDON, MONROE l388 West 6 Street Service Squad, Leaders Corps, Mimeograph Squad. Tall, good looking, lots of charm, Lafayette's atomic bombllll Sputter, Sputter . . . GOTTLEIB, PERRY 7602-21 Avenue Too nice to knock. GRABER, ETHEL 1602 West 10 Street Library Squad. Mild, and does she satisfy. GRANITE, ELEANOR 2007 Stillwell Avenue Bond and Stamp Representative. Solid in character Like her name. GRANOFSKY, ELLIOT 204 Bay 34 Street Quiet and shy, A very nice guy. GRAYER, MARTIN 6413-24 Avenue Laiayette News Staff, Leaders Corps, Track Team, Bond and Stamp Rep., Major Vim, vigor, vitality And a dash of personality. GRECO, EMILY 191-22 Woodhull Avenue Hollis, New York Arista, French and Italian Office. Biology Lab., Physics Lab.. French Club. One swell girl, Friendly as can be, Plus sweetness and sincerity. GREENFIELD, ROBERTA 10 Avenue P Arista, Victory Council, Go Get- ters, Lafayette News Rep., Grade Advisors' Oiiice. Men all admire This ball of fire. GROSS, IRMA 64 Bay 26 Street Bank Service. Nice and dependableg Actions commendable. GROSSMAN, FLORENCE 2263-84 Street Locker Squad, Library Squad, Art Office Staff, Cutting Squad. Still water runs deep. GROSSMAN, HERBERT 1633 West 10 Street Service Squad. A fine energetic sort - good friend-real sport. GROSSMAN, MADELINE 1500 Ocean Parkway Miss Lewis' Office Squad. Sweet and smi1in', Dancin' and dar1in'. GROSSMAN, PHILIP 1683 West 10 Street Chemistry Lab., Rifle Team, Senior Orchestra, Legend Staff. This is the boy with the com- plex supreme He thinks he looks like Helmut Dantine. GUIFOLENI, ROSARIO 166--28 Avenue Nothing to knock! GURIAN, RHEA 1489 East 8 Street Secretary of Senior Arista, Mar- quis Stall, English Office Squad, Lafayette News Staff, Marquis Rep. Always thinking of that VERY SPECIAL HIM-MORTY. 1 ,h , VV fsff? VM- I- -,Le-'I HABER, STEPHEN S 2134-68 Street Goes to a party with one gal, Kids around with another gal, Then goes home with mine. 1. HARASYM, HELEN 2078-75 Street Service Squad, G.O. Rep., Li- brary Squad, Marquis Rep., Senior Council. A gal with a grin, She'11 always win. HARRIS, 'IOYCE 2153-73 Street ' To call her sweet is quite un- fair, For there is more than sweet- ness there. HARRISON, NORMAN 7502-21 Avenue Bio. Lab., Service Squad, Iunior Arista, Leaders Corps, Victory Rep. As sharp as they come As Witty as they make 'em. HEALY, THERESA 35ll-l8 Avenue Locker Squad. Pretty and tall, Liked by all. HEIFETZ, HERBERT 2315-64 Street Bio. Lab. Too nice to be knocked, .,,,... . Too heavy to be boosted. HELFAND. IACK l582 West 3 Street Cafeteria Squad. He took the song, l'll Never Smile Again too seriously. HERKO. IULIA l636 West 9 Street Arista, Cafeteria Squad, Math. Office. So srnartl Makes us glad we gave women the vote. HERMAN, BERNICE 2027-78 Street Usher Squad, Locker Squad, Miss Hart's Office Squad, Cafe- teria Squad. Very friendly, very gay, She will tread a successful way. HILL. ROBERT l57Z East lU Street Pres. Protestant Fellowship Club, MarquisS taff. One swell fellow, friendly as can be, With a lot of personality. HIRSCH. BERNARD 1530 West 8 Street G.O. Office. Bernie would like to be an ac- countant, That is if the figures he studies are girls. HIRSCH, FLORENCE 1545 West 6 Street Arista, Iudge on Student Court. Major L , Legend Staff. La- fayette News Rep. A gal that's sweet, without pre- tense. One with reason and good sense. HOCHBERG, MARVIN 64l3-Z4 Avenue Lafayette News Staff, Football Team. Smart as a whip and twice as quick. HODES. MARILYN 2358-84 Street A little shy and never bold, But under all, a heart of gold. HOFFMAN, ELAINE 2263-64 Street Spanish Office, Legend Staff, Scholastic Rep., Miss Lewis Office Squad, Senior Arista. Smiling, cheerful always dependable, Nothing about her that isn't commendable. HOFFMAN, IRENE 2052-69 Street Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Li- brary Squad, Miss Hart's Office Squad, Glee Club. Irene is frank, Irene is fair, She has a friend most every- where. X HORN, SIDNEY 2362-63 Street Basketball Manager. Sidney wanted to earn his B. S. But first he'll have to work tor the U. S. HOROWITZ, SEYMOUR ' 1723 West 5 Street Lafayette News Staff, Cafeteria Squad Q2 Termsl, Legend Staff. lt must stay open, his mouth. HOSFORD, MARGARET l534 East 7 Street Victory Council Rep., Red Cross Rep., Protestant Club, Glee Club, Tachers' Cafeteria Service. Pep, personality, and popularity equals Peggy. Maj or Staff picture f c ' and wit 1 with Sam 1 t. HY DWITZ, 67-43 Clyde Street Forest Hills, Long Island Service Squad, Leaders Corps, Class President. A true entleman but then a Q' 1 gentleman is only a patient wolf. IACOBACCI, EVELYN 340 Avenue T Always laughing, always gay, A swell girl in every Way. like . ffl IACOBSON, ELAINE 6706-2l Avenue Locker Squad. lt some guy wants a good date, Let him call Elaine up And he'll have some pretty mate! CHubba, Hubbal IACOBOWITZ, STANLEY 1702 Dahill Road Library Squad, Bond Rep., Vic- tory Rep., Senior Arista. Human encyclopedia. IAFFE, MARCIA 1412 West 4 Street Arista. Bond and Stamp Rep., Lafayette News Rep., G.O. Office Squad. With her dark hair and pleasing tones Marcia resembles Iennifer Iones. IENNINGS, RUTH 208 Bay 22 Street Student Court Lawyer, Student Court Iudge, Senior Orchestra. Sweet, clever, and kind, What better can you find? IOHNSON, BETTY 2062-73 Street lt's hard to find a simple rhyme To fit a girl, so simply fine. IULIEN, LEONORE 6215-23 Avenue Lafayette News Rep., G.O. Rep., Marquis Rep., Victory Rep. Her twinkling eyes and ready smiles, . Will put her through Life's many miles. KAHN. GERALD 2258-64 Street Biology Lab., Service Squad. Tall, lanky, Never cranky, KAISER, SYLVIA 8301 Bay Parkway A sweet gal and a dandy pal, You can't just like her, so love her you shall. KALISH, SHIRLEY 7602-Zl Avenue Marquis Business Stall, Grade Advisers' Office. Anchor's Aweigh is her tavor- ite song. KAMINSKY, ANNETTE 2214-64 Street G.O. Rep., Marquis Rep., Legend Staff, Glee Club, Cafeteria Squad. It silence were golden, Annie would be a pamper!!! fWhat's up, Doc?J KAMPF. TACK l855 West 5 Street Some say he's witty, But they're only halt right. KANTOR, ROSLYN 7611-21 Avenue Glee Club, Science Squad, At- tendance Squad. A nice girl with lovely brown hair, Always smiling, never a care. KANTROWITZ, RITA 2079-76 Street Here's to a gal fine and sweet The kind one always likes to meet. KAPLAN, MARION 2026-77 Street G.O. Representative, Glee Club, Mr. Grady's Office, Legend Rep- resentative. Math. Office. From day to day she's like the sun, The friend of all, the toe oi none. KAPLAN, MURRAY 2078-75 Street Marquis Staii, Legend Stati, Leaders Corps, Bond 6 Stamp Rep., Mimeograph Squad. You hit the spot, We sure like you a lot. KARP, LAWRENCE 2143-78 Street Dance Band, Senior Band, Rille Team. So smart and happy. KASSEL, BARBARA 1761 Dahill Road Ir. and Sr. Arista, Maior Bond and Stamp Rep.. Victory Representative, French Office Squad. No finer girl could e'er be found If one would search the world around. KASSIN, CHARLOTTE 2158-67 Street Still waters run deep. KASTEN, IACK 2360-63 Street He knows all the answers And all the girls. KATZ, ANNABEL 1459 West 8 Street Senior Orchestra, Victory Rep., Assistant to Mr. Nazer. A lovely girl, talented too Her music is surpassed by few. YS: J f l ll ' If fr.. ' A ,f 4 , ' r If H. J. - KATSKY, HELGA 1516 West 5 Street A. Always, Y. Your D. Darling. KAUFMAN, LEONARD 1528 West 10 Street Not bold, not shy, not short, not tall, But a nice mingling ot them all. KAUFMAN, STANLEY 7314-21 Avenue Vitality and pep, Never falls out ot step. KAUFMAN. VIVIAN 8678 Bay Parkway Glee Club, Cantata Club. A pleasant smile, a charming way. A joy forever and a day. KELLER, RUTH 8747 Bay Parkway Marquis Rep., Victory Rep., Cafeteria Squad, Library Squad, Legend Staff. Ruthie's a gal that's cute and nice, The kind that will get the shoes and the rice. KERSTEIN, LEONARD 1671 West 6 Street Bond and Stamp Rep., Service Squad, Sr. Band, Ir. Band. Twinkling eyes and wavy hair, The answer to a girl's prayer. KLEIN, ALLAN 1561 West 5 Street Photography Staff of Legend. Want yer picture took goilie??? KLEIN, TED 2342-61 Street G.O. Major L, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Dance Band, Music Office Squad. We just call him the Gene Krupa ot Lafayette. Cl-le's bet- terl KLEINMAN, MORRIS 1718 West 3 Street Now Morris he's a man of great ambition, Going to college to be o: bachelor ot fishing. KLEINMAN, RHODA 2171 Bay Ridge Avenue Good friend, real pearl, to sum it up a swell girl. KINSBERG. MAE 1602 West 6 Street Fanc haircornbs fanc clothes Y , Y f Make a hit where'er she goes. KOBLICK, SOL N. 1388 West 6 Street Service Squad, Ir. Arista, Avia- tion Shop, Assistant to Miss Lebow. Short or tall, He loves them all. KOGITZ, IRWIN 1502 West 6 Street Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. He has the aspect ot a clown On his face is ne'er a frown. KOTOT, IUDITH 7609-21 Avenue Lafayette Court Iudge, Lafayette News, G.O. Class Rep., Biology Lab., Library Staff, Mr. Tholf- son's Office Squad. Iudy is a mighty swell lass, She's a credit to any class. KORMAN, BARBARA 2048-79 Street She's not a rniner's daughter, But what resources! KRAUT, HERBERT 1529 Dahill Road Marquis Staff, Senior Arista. Three qualities in hirn are com- bined, He's courteous, clever, and re- fined. 1' , Q 'W KREISER, MIRIAM 2522-85 Street Too nice to knock! KRUGER, DANIEL 1335 West 7 Street Cafeteria Squad. A great guy we must confess Whatever he'll try will be a success. KURTZ, NAT 303 Avenue P Cafeteria Squad, Red Cross Delegate. A nice fellow, lots of fun, A wonderful pal for any one. KURZWEIL, IULIUS 1362 East 3 Street Service Squad, Soccer Team, Legend Staff, Rifle Team. Stuclious in a way, but always gay. KUSHNER, SHIRLEY 1379 East 8 Street Library Squad, Senior Dues hep. Five toot eight, She's a real date bait. LA GRUA, GERALDINE 1848 West 10 Street Knocking Gerry is hard we'll sayg She's so fine in every way. 7fze fem! Y E A R B O O K O E T H E SENIOR CLASS, IUNE 1946 LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL BROOKLYN, NEW YORK DR. FRED'K WM. OSWALD, Principal THE STAFF Faculty Adviser-Mrs. Pearl M. Gordon Managing Editor-Mary Satdie Editorial-Sylvia Bailes, Charles Binder, Richard DuBois, Phyllis Ennis, Eleanor Feibish, Melvin Goldberg, Florence Hirsh, Elaine Hoffman, Selma Hutkin, Zina Liebman, Albert Marshak, leanete Mishanie, Nessie Neches, Bernice Neiditch, Shirley Rabinowitz, Zelda Salzman, Leonora Sharpe, Arienne Silverstein, Norma Singer, lerry Stein, Henry Stern, Shirley Sutton, Eleanor Zimmerberg Representatives-Norman Barrat, Irwin Berman, Evelyn Epstein, Eleanor Eeibish, Irving Feldman, lean Genessee, Ieanette Mishanie, Nessie Neches, Bernard Newman, Shirley Rabinowitz, Lila Shipman, Florence Vecchio, Annette Kaminsky, Anita Lesman, Beulah Levitt, Blanche Levy, Roberta Waldman, Irene Weinberg, Margaret Wilking, Eleanor Zimmerberg Business-Marilyn Amsterdam, Caryl Cohen, Evette Dweck, Beulah Levitt, Mae Moriher, Phyllis Nadel Art-Maurice Sendak-Editor, Florence Leibowitz, Murray Kaplan, Rhoda Kleinrnan Photography-Corrado Berlucchi--Editor, Bernard Newman, Richard Lash, Allan Klein LAMONTE, ANNA 188 Bay 22 Street Locker Squad, Senior Council, Scrapbooks, Bond Representa- tive. Victory Rep. lf all the men lived across the sea, What a swimmer Ann would be. LANGER, DOROTHY 1489 East 8 Street Tennis Club, Marquis Rep. A secretary she's determined to be But she would give it up for Herbie. LASH. RICHARD 1950-72 Street Mimeograph Squad. Rifle Team. Fencing Team, Cafeteria Squad, Library Squad. A Click Click here and a Click click there. LAURA, ANDREW 1918 West 12 Street A young man of the quiet kind, A knock for him is hard to find. LAXER, BERNARD 2261-84 Street Theres a special chair rented out in Mr. Tholfsen's office with his name on it. LAZANSKY, HOWARD S. 8404 Bay Parkway Cafeteria Squad, Leaders Corp, Service Squad, Paper Salvage Monitor. Too nice to knockg Swell fellow to know. LAZZARO. CHARLES 29 Bay 7 Street Don't believe him when he says he can't sing. LEBOW, BURTON 2047-69 Street Why wasn't I born rich instead of handsome?'??'? LEBOWITZ, FLORENCE 2030-73 Street Victory Rep., Social Studies Office Squad, English Office Squad, Senior Arista, Legend Art Staff. A girl like Flo you'll never findg With such a pleasing person- 4 ality and 9abrilliant.min'ck e mer 1 ' V .ti A 4 It .La ' 1 , LEFTON. MANNIE 1315 West Z0 Street Service Squad, Latayelte News Rep., Physics Squad. Modest possessor of that happy blend, Those two qualities student and friend. LEIBOWITZ, SAMUEL 2067-71 Street A friendly, likeable sort of chap His going will surely leave a QCP- LEIFER, MELVIN 2260-64 Street When a swell boy like Mel sees his future clear, He'll make the grade as an engineer. LEOGRANDE. FRANK 1721-66 Street One of the best musicians leav- ing Lafayette. LESMAN, ANITA 2059-69 Street Victory Rep., Legend Rep., Sen- ior Class Treasurer. Her cheerful smile and pleasant ways will bring her many hap- py days. -V .fu f ' lf , LEVEY, BLANCHE 1964-67 Street Senior Arista, Social Studies Office Squad, Victory Represen- tative, Marquis Stall and Rep., G.O. Bookkeeper. With a whiz of a mind and sincerity true, Only the best can be said of you. LEVIN, HOWARD 961 Eastern Parkway Cafeteria Squad, Victory Book Rep. An ambitious fellow, always, working, Somewhere in the future, suc- cess is lurking. LEVIN, MARY 8687 Bay Parkway Chem. Lab., Cafeteria Squad. Eyes sparkle, hair acurl, A sweet character, a really nice girl, LEVINE, BELLA l38 Avenue U Lafayette News Staff. Her hair is brown, Her eyes are blue, There's no question She is true. LEVINE, MIRIAM l8Ol Stillwell Avenue Lafayette News Staff. Current Events Club Pres.. Cafeteria Squad, Senior Arista. A girl that's nice in every way, At least that's what the boys do say. LEVINSKY, MAURICE W. 7402 Bay Parkway Cafeteria Squad, Biology Squad. Library Squad, Arista. A quiet boy is he, He will succeed, just wait and see. LEVINSON, ARTHUR 2144-82 Street Football Team, Cafeteria Squad. A pleasant smile, a charming way A face that rates more than an A , LEVITT, BEULAH 43 Bay 23 Street Marquis Business Staff, Major L , Arista, Legend Business Staff, Accounting Office Squad. A red-haired gal, with big brown eyes, Plus a sweet disposition, To challenge you guys. LEVY, EVELYN Zll4-65 Street Volley Ball Club, Tennis Club. Basketball Club. A bright mind, a keen mentality, A charming smile, and person- ality. LEVY, IRMA lU Avenue P English Office Squad. Now the news can come to light, Irma is nice-and also bright. LEVY MILDRED 6215-20 Avenue Marquis Rep. A sweet and charming' lass The quietest in the class. LEWIS, DAVID 2006-72 Street Senior Arista, Senior Council, Miss Lewis' Squad. Like a powder putt, Davie's tor the ladies. LIEBLICH, SELMA 2026-82 Street Knocks and Boosts Comm. Smiles and Laughter - full ot cheer, Hats oft boys, look Who's here, LIEBMAN, HILMA 1459 West 9 Avenue Office Squad, Lafayette News Staff. Her eyes are blue, her teeth are White, The path she takes 1'm sure is right. LIEBMAN, ZINA 1763 Stillwell Avenue Sr. and Ir. Arista, Major In- signia, Marquis Business Mgr. Legend Statf, Lafayette News Reporter. A combination ot all that's nice. LIEBOWITZ, CYNTHIA 2420-64 Street Glee Club, Social Studies Of- fice, Arista. Loves to sing, loves to dance, Does her homework in a trance. if ' tllfm if 1' I 11. ' Jiri' 1 rl' ,J , N xlib ' LIEBOWITZ, MARILYN 1854-69 Street War Fund Activity. Helper to Mrs. Shanahan. Her cheertulness and vivacity go hand in hand. LINDER, HARRIS 1581 West 8 Street My two hobbies?? Making airplanes, and- CAW, I'm tooooo modest!!!J LIPKE, ABRAHAM 2259-63 Street Ass't in Physics Lab., Glee Club, Bio. Squad. Not that Mr. Nazer-Please! LIPPMAN, KENNETH 2214-64 Street Cheering Squad. Leaders Corps. Please Mr. Tholtson, Don't say that again. LIPSCHITZ, ELAINE 15 Bay 34 Street Boys Health Ed. Office. Large dark eyes and curly locks, She's much too nice for any knocks. LIPSCHUTZ, SHELDON 7721-18 Avenue He may not get his name in who's Who But he'11 get his picture in what's that? LISCIA. NICHOLAS 1556 West 9 Street Service Squad, Usher Squad, Chemistry Squad. Working this way through col- lege via the army. LISI, THERESA P. 185 Bay 26 Street Locker Squad, Red Cross Club. Always pleasant, never bold, Deepest respect she'll always hold. LITWAK, EUGENE 2072-77 Street I came, 1 saw, I conquered. LOBERSTEIN, MARION 8747-19 Avenue With her charming disposition and efficient mind. Success for her will be easy to find. LOCASCIO, FRANK 1964 West 12 Street Mr. Pocai's Office Squad. Tl'1ere's no friend like my friend Frank. LOSURDO, IOSEPH 2085 West 5 Street Glee Club, Victory Rep., G.O. Representative, Choral Society. He'll get what he wants Because he has what it takes. 'iv LOWENSTEIN, HERBERT 1665 West 3 Street Dark hair, shining eyes Watch your step girls, if your wise. LOWEY, ERNEST 1381 East 8 Street A typical example of what mothers warn their daughters about. LUBEROFF, RENEE 1584 West 10 Street Bond and Stamp Rep. A friendly glance, a winning smile. LUCIANO, VINCENT D. 1458 West 8 Street Cafeteria Squad. Why girls left home And went right back. LURIE, MIRIAM ' 1859 West 7 Street Lafayette News Rep., Chemistry Squad, Library Squad. As nice a girl as you can find, Smart, sweet and so refined. MAGER. GERARD 7913 Bay Parkway Capt. Cafeteria Squad, Leaders Corps, Lafayette News Staff, Service Squad, Locker Squad. A boy with hair so very red, And lots of fun it's often said. MAGGIO, PATSY 2072 West ll Street Soccer Team. Makes fun for all. MAGNANTI. MARY 216 Bay 23 Street Cute and sweet, Can't be beat. MALLIN. GLORIA 86-96 Bay 26 Street German, Office Squad, Biology Lab. Squad, French Club. She's swell, she's pretty and ex- ceedingly smart, You can't knock a girl with a wonderful heart. MANDEL, LAURA 8320 Bay Parkway Major L , Dean of Boys Office. Victory Council, Bond and Stamp Rep., Library Squad. Agreeable and full of fun, Well liked by everyone. MANISEWITZ, IRENE 8020 Bay Parkway Senior Arista, Marquis Business Staff, Library Squad, Victory Rep., Lafayette News Rep. Intelligence is an achievement rare, When found in a face so fair. MANCINI, HELEN 2363-86 Street English Office Squad. She finds it easy to make friends. MANNESE, SOPHIE 2152 West 6 Street Cafeteria Squad. lt's nice to be natural, When you're naturally nice. MANN, ROBERT 2138-Bl Street lst Term Grade Rep., Cafeteria Squad, V. P. of 4H Club. When God gave out brains, in heaven blue, We all got one, but he got two, MANTIS, ARTHUR 2l72-69 Street A girl, a girl, My kingdom for a girl. MARCUS, HERBERT 1705 Dahill Road We certainly can't deny, Herby is one swell guy. MARCUS, LEON 7314-2l Avenue Friendly and a little shy, All in all a regular guy. MARCUS, NEAL 8201 Bay Parkway Cafeteria Squad, Library Squad. He doesn't have a watch, But always has the Times , MARINARO, NINFA 2414-84 Street G.O. Rep. ftwo termsl. A good friend is hard to find So here's one to keep in mind. MARINO, HELEN 1745 West 9 Street G.O. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Red Cross Club. Sweet and fair A winner everywhere. MARKOVVITZ, BEVERLY 1796 West 9 Street Miss Hart's Office Squad, Pro- gram Committee, Bio. Squad. Quiet manner, pleasing ways, Deserves credit and loads of pra1se. MARS. ELEANOR 2029-83 Street Library Squad, Glee Club, La- fayette News Rep., Voice Train- mg. HGPPY CIHG1 gay all the day We have no doubt she'll lead the way. MARSHAK, ALBERT 2041-78 Street Legend Literary Staff, Lafayette News Rep., Service Squad. Witty and gay, He-'ll reach the top without delay. MARZELLO, MARY 6402-23 Avenue Senior Council, Marquis Rep. Who is tall and slim She is full of pep, vigor, and vim. MASCIARI, ANNETTE 25 Highlawn Avenue Musically inclined, Always singing out a DSW uhirnu. MASSO, ANGELO 1788 West 13 Street Silence is a sign of good character. MATULA, ELVA 2063 West 12 Street Cafeteria Squad, Lafayette News Rep. A srnile for all, a word to greet, We all agree that she is sweet. MAUCERI, ANGELO 160 Avenue U Soccer Team. A leader of men, And a follower oi women. MAURER, SHIRLEY 1717 West 5 Street Ir. and Sr. Arista, Marquis Typ- ing Squad, Grade Advisor's Squad, Program Committee. With her brains and sweet face, She's bound to get any place. McGINTY, THERESA ANN 208 Bay 22 Street Lafayette News Staff, C.A.P.C., Senior Scholastic Rep. Pretty tace, lovely eyes, We could praise Terry to the skies. MECI, CATHERINE 74 Lake Place Like a chocolate bar Good and sweet. MENDOLA. IENNIE 67 Bay 14 Street Dancing through life, Will be Iennie's delight. MEREWALD, ROSE 76 Bay 23 Street English Office Squad. Tall, thin, neat All think her very sweet. MERINSTEIN. MILDRED 10 Avenue O Boys Health Ed. Office, Program Committee. Fail or pass, corne what may, Always happy, merry and gay. MESSINA, MARIE 2221 West 8 Street Cutting Squad. Roses are sweet, Violets are too, Marie is classed with these two. I , VI I 7 a Par R Sq ad e c t prais her traits too Fo togethe she is swell. I MEZRAHI, SOL 2014-66 Street Too nice to be knocked. MIDDLEBERG, IRNA B901-21 Avenue Boys Health Ed. Office, Program Committee, Marquis Representa- tive, Lafayette News Rep. Very nice, one of the best, Sure to reach the peak of suc- cess. MIGLIORE. IOSEPH 128 Bay 37 Street A triencl to the end MIRABELLA, RICHARD I. 1388 'Ocean Parkway Service Squad, Senior Orchestra. Here's the guy who yells play ball, After the rest are ready to fall. MISCHNER, IEROME. 2012-68 Street We have no faults to tell Of this fellow we like so well. MISHANIE. IEANNETTE 1470 West 88 Street Sr. and Ir. Arista, Bonds and Stamps Bank 3-7 Term, Legend Literary Staff, Letter Box Office. Legend Rep. Cute, clever, charm that's rare, IX girl that's far beyond com- pare. MISHANIE, GRACE 6510-22 Avenue Cutting Squad. Dark in complexion, Sweet in affection. MITTAG, ANITA 1944 East 22 Street Ir. and Sr. Arista, Major L , Library Squad. Cafeteria Squad, Marquis Rep. A natural endowment of Wisdom. MOHR. ELAINE N. 2305-81 Street Social Studies Office Squad, English Office Squad, Service Squad. In her sweet way right from the start, She Won a place in everyones heart. MOLINO. GILDA 2012-70 Street Bed Cross Rep. A swell gal and lots of fun A nice girl for sorneone's son. MOLLEGARD, ANNE 3765-18 Avenue Mr. Tholfsen's Office Squad, Treasurer Protestant Fellowship Club, Cafeteria Squad, Marquis Rep., Arista. If all 'the girls were as sweet as she, What a school Lafayette would be. MOLLOY, PATRICIA 909 Avenue H Cutting Squad, Soft Ball Club, Emergency Squad, Red Cross Squad. A willing heart A helping hand. MONIODES, PAUL 1886 West 6 Street A friend to the very end. MONTEMORRA, ANN 119 Bay 10 Street She's very sweet, though not so pert, And, oh boy, fellows, can she flirt!!! pil- i' 1 WMOR R, MAE W 731 Espanola Way, YL? Miami Beach, Fla. Secretary of the G.O.. G.O. Bookkeeper, Sec., Treas.. and Pres. ot Go Getters, Sr. Arista, Maior Insignia. She Went through high school on four VESSELS-Scho1arSHlP, FriendSH1P, Leade-rSl-HP and SportsmanSHlP, carrying a car- go of Personality Plus. MORRONE, ROSE 2068 West 11 Street Ir. Coaches, Lafayette News Staff, Leaders Corps, Basketball Club, Volleyball Club. lust watch her in sports if you Want a treat, We surely know Rose can't be beat. MOSER, GERTRUDE 1515 East 5 Street Emergency Room Squad, Locker Squad, Bond and Stamp Rep., G.O. Rep. A kind of girl who's nice and sweet The kind we always like to meet. MOSKOWITZ, LILA 1801 Stillwell Avenue Cafeteria Squad, Library Squad, Chemistry Lab. Heres to a girl, fine and sweet. lust the kind you'd like to meet. MULEA, CARMELA 2318 West 11 Street Fair of face Brown of eyes Here's a girl we idolize. MUOIO. FRANK 7417-13 Avenue Service Squad: Science Squad. Bond and Stamp Rep. A willing heart , a helping hand, Always ready on demand. NACHIMSON, HAROLD 1861 West 18 Street Student Court Iudge, Biology Squad, Leader's Corps, Arista. Very nice and Very quiet, Surprise us please and start a riot. NADEL, PHYLLIS 1495 Sterling Place G.O. Office Bookkeeper, Mr. Arbeit's Squad, Grade Adviser's OH:ice Squad, Marquis Staff, Knitting Club. Silence is the greatest of all virtues but who a ts o e virt us W ff N 1515 West 12 Street Grade Adviser's Squad 11271, Miss Lewis' Office Squad, Mr. Arbeit's Squad, Marquis Stall. No more pencils, no more books, No more male teachers with good looks, ' Brother, can l take a post grad- uate course? NECHES, NESSIE 414 Aveue N Library Squad, Locker Squad, Legend Staff, Legend Rep., Handball Club, Volleyball Club. One could bask in the sunshine of her smile. NEIDITCH, BERNICE 1402 West 4 Street Major Insignia, Legend Staff, Mr. Grady's Squad, Usher Squad, Senior Council, Chair- man of Prom Committee. Lucky who is a pretty miss, Has the whole school suffering from Abe-i-tis. NEMIROFF, ROSALYN 76 Bay 23 Street Attendance Squad: Glee Club fin 3rd Terml. Inside school she is sweet and demure, But outside we are not so sure. NESSIM, ROSE 2049-70 Street Sweet girl, a real pal, Sum it up swell gal. NEVELOFF, LEONARD 8224 Bay Parkway He'l1 sell tickets to anything, anywhere, at any time, as long as anything is a girl. NEWMAN, BERNARD 2060-80 Street Mimeograph Squad CZVZ yearsl, Glee Club, 12112 yearsl, Legend Staff, Locker Squad. Early to bed, early to rise- Will make you healthy, wealthy, and wise??? So 1 get to sleep late, so what? NOBEL, MARILYN 47 Bay 26 Street Bond and Stamp Rep., Grade Adviser's Squad CMr. Kasterl, Lafayette News Rep., German and Spanish Office, Library Squad. As mild as a Chesterfield, as cool as a Camel, Put them altogether and you have a Lucky Strike. NORGAARD, MARGARET 1947-54 Street Marquis Rep. Always helpful in the class On the whole a lovely lass. NOTO, GLORIA l938 West l3 Street Social Studies Office Squad. Neither king's horses, nor the king's men Could get Gloria back to La- fayette again. NOT0, IOSEPH 1842 West 7 Street Girls to Ioe are either short, shot, or shapeless, But he loves 'em all. OCHSHORN, EDITH 135 Bay 26 Street Quiet they say and never asleep, But still water runs deep. OKIN, BEATRICE l8 Avenue O Music Office Squad, Music Tutor to Students, Sr. Band, Sr. Or- chestra. When you hear a toot, It isn't a horn, It's Beattie and her flute. OKIN, PAULINE 2034-77 Street Indeed an intelligent girl. OLSHANSKY. FRANK 2119-78 Street He'll play you a song any time, If you buy a ticket to the game. OLINSKY, PHYLLIS 2057-85 Street Lafayette News Rep.. Victory Rep., Table Squad. Upright, honest and sincere For her future she need not fear. ORENSTEIN, David 1500 Ocean Parkway Cafeteria Squad. The hours he grinds away, Will bring results some day. ORINGER, MARILYN 1601 Ocean Parkway Senior Dues Rep.. Marquis Busi- ness Office, English Oiiice. She looks enchanting no matter the pose, Garbed in the latest fashionable clothes. PAGANO, ADELAIDE 2l7 Bay l0 Street Loveable and sweet, Knowing her is really a treat. PAGANELLO. IOSEPH 8739-21 Avenue A swell guy, a swell pal. 8606 by Bernard Newman The battlefields are quiet. Ft-em the shy again the sunsltine falls, net the Bombs The felling Sat-f, the Snata while eaps, VVhet-e mea have died before. Each at-ata of sand, each sqaat-e of wafers edge, Wltat siories they eealfl tell. Of bleed and death that 1-eehed of Satarfs Hell. Bat new the helds are quiet, the rolling surf is light, And up above, the sun shines bright. PAITCHEL, IRMA 1637 West ll Street Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Usher Squad, Program Committee. Real friends are hard to find, Here's one to keep in mind. PARRISH, ALMA l539 East 3 Street Iunior and Senior Arista, Co- Feature Editor Lafayette News: G.O. Rep., Dean's Office Squad, Grade Adviser's Squad. She can keep a secret all right, It's the people she tells it to who can't. PATTAKOS, THEODORE 2157 West 9 Street Glee Club, Choral Club. Teddy's Work is at it's best, When his body is at rest. zzzz PATTI, CONNIE l33 Avenue V Health Ed. Squad, Mrs. Shana- han's Helper. Good natured, spirited, yet placid and calm Connie possesses a Winning charm. PAYMER, ZELDA 2240-86 Street Mr. Arbeit's Squad, Math. Office, Social Studies Office Squad. Of all the charms she doth possess, The best of these is friendliness. PELL, COLEMAN 2018-66 Street Abe Lincoln was also tall and thin. PELUSO, MARY l532 West l Street Italian Club. Dancing Club, Glee Club, Locker Squad, At- tendance Squad. A great gal really sweet, She's one chick that ccln't be beat. PERLMUTTER, EDITH 6901-21 Avenue Program Committee, Glee Club, Library Squad, Spanish Club, Senior Orchestra, Health Ed. Office Squad. In college we hope she'1l excel, As an athlete she did quite Well. PETERSON, HELENE 382 Avenue P Accounting Office, English Of- fice. lf silence was golden She'd be a millionaire, PFAU, HARVEY 2430-63 Street Ability to play ball And a friend to all. PICCIURRO, IERRY 2259-78 Street Spanish Office Squad, Pan- American Club. Has that come hither smile, That drives girls Wild. PINNERO, CATHERINE 2122 West 10 Street Someone nice, one of the best, Here's hoping she climbs to success. PINSKY, MILTON 7016-20 Avenue Cafeteria Service Squad K3 termsl, German Ofiice Squad. Arista. He hopes to be a millionaire, PINTO, ARTHUR l685 East 2 Street Football C4 Yrs.J, Baseball Team C1 Yr.D, Track Team CI Yr.D. As long as a dog has a tail His flogle tor sports will never ai . PINTO, VIRGINIA 874l-26 Avenue As nice as can be Fits her to a UT . PIPINO, ROSE l752 West 8 Street Red Cross Club, Red Cross Squad, Locker Squad. Ambitious and etficientg Isn't that sutticient. PLATT, LIBBY 2421-83 Street Victory Rep., Table Captain in Cafeteria. A heart of gold To match her hair. POLESCHUK, HELEN 2121-82 Street Hard to beat. POLIRER. IVAN 1882 West 9 Street Quietly he goes his way, Doing his job with little to say. POLLACK, THELMA l43O East 7 Street Service Squad, Grade Adviser's Squad CMiss Hartl, Program Committee, Biology Lab. Always alert and on the go, She's really sweet as you all know. POLLER, FAY l35 Avenue P No Margin for Error. POTASHNICK. CARL 2045-79 Street Romans, countrymen, lend me your homework. PRICE, LILLIAN 374 Avenue P Victory Rep. Her name may be Price, but at any RATE, She's swell, PROFETA, ANSELMO 135 Bay 31 Street Basketball Team. A smile on his face, a gleam in his eye That's our Wolf Boy when the gals go by. PROPPER, ELAINE 1564 West 8 Street Elaine has charm She has wit But best of all Elaine has uit . PURPURA, GRACE 1251-42 Street Orchestra C3 termsl, Emergency Room Squad, Math. Play, Span- ish Play. Lafayette's Iascha Heifitz. QUARTZ, MADELINE 175 Bay 53 Street Sec. of Protestant Club, Ir. Coaches - Corresponding Sec., Basketball Club, Leaders Corps, Volleyball Club. A dandy athlete, full ot pep and vim, You ought to see her in the gym- RABINOWITZ, CARYL 2126 Benson Avenue Mr. Grady's Squad, Lt.-Service Squad, Victory Rep., Major Cafeteria Squad. When Caryl smiles the boys are sure, She is the one they're waiting for. RABIN, IOSEPH 7406--17 Avenue Lafayette News Sports Staff K4 termsl. All the girls chose Ioe. RABINOWITZ, SHIRLEY 1437 West 8 Street Library Squad, Marquis Rep., Glee Club, Legend Staff, Pro- gram Committee, G.O. Class Rep. With her pretty face, charm, and flashing green eyes, Shelly's our bid for Miss Charmer Prize. RABINOWITZ, ZELDA 1499 East 10 Street Mr. Tholfsen's Office, Late Pass Squad, Attendance Squad, Cafe- teria Squad, Pan-American Club. lt's nice to be natural, lf you're naturally nice. RADOWITZ, IRVING 6813-21 Avenue Helper to Mrs. Hendler, Mr. Lind, Mr. Gomborg. Raring to go! Home at 2:53. RAHMEY, MILDRED 2314-63 Street Red Cross Rep., Cafeteria Squad, Red Cross Scrap Book Club, Lafayette News Rep., Service Squad. Her golden hair and glowing face ls a memory we can never erase. RALSKE, ROBERT 1405 East 3 Street Hickory, dickory, dock, He's much too grand to knock. RANIERI, ROSE 1435 East 8 Street Nice little Rosie, that's What they say, We like her more day after day. RASCHELLA, IULIA 315 Avenue P lulia has the nicest smile To add to her charm which glows all the While. RASH, MELVIN 2355-65 Street Mimeograph Squad- Squad. Studying never interlerred with his education-'???? RAUSH, STANLEY 2015-62 Street Neither the king's horses nor the king's men Could get him back to Lafay- ette again. RECKER. FRIEDA 8747 Bay Parkway Calm and cool as a rule Is she quiet or just in school? RESHES, ROSLYN 129 Bay 34 Street Library Squad C2 termsl, Mar- quis Rep. Cute, pretty, always calm, She wins you with her charm. RESNICK, MARILYN 6302-24 Avenue G.O. Grade Rep., G.O. Class Rep C6 termsl, Marquis Rep., Victory Rep. Marilyn's blithe and deloonair With her sparkling eyes and her shiny red hair. RICHARD, GLORIA 8758 Bay 16 Street English Office Squad. lt may be her eyes lt may be her hair But whatever it is boys, You'd better BEWARE. RIEFBERG, MELVIN 1550 East 7 Street Service Squad. Got to keep it going-my mouth. RIGELHAUPT, IACK 1658 West 4 Street The howl is the same But the line is different. RIGGIO, ELIZABETH 135 Bay 14 Street Locker Squad. Active, cheerful and pleasant, A wealth of good will ever present. RINDONE. ANNE 8678-25 Avenue Mirror, mirror on the wall Who is the fairest of us all? RITTER. BERNICE 7606-17 Avenue Lafayette News Rep Q3 termsl. From head to toe She's the sweetest one to know. ROBINS, LENORE 7913 Bay Parkway Program Committee, Spanish Of- fice Squad, Biology Lab., Grade Adviser's Office Squad. CMiss Hartl. Quiet, but you can't miss her. ROCKOW, RENA 2345-82 Street Marquis Rep.. Arts and Crafts Club. Grade Adviser's Squad CMiss Hartl. Biology Squad. Attractive and tall Liked by all. ROSCHKO. MARION 8410-21 Avenue Locker Squad, English Office Squad. All good things come in small packages. ROSEN. IRIS 1559 West 9 Street Lafayette News. Grade Adviser's Office Squad, KMiss I-Iartl. Locker Squad. Grade Adviser's Squad lMrs. Schnierl. Arista. Like Victory Bonds She draws interest. ROSENBERG, DORIS 1729 West 5 Street Attendance Squad. French Ot- iice Squad. Grade Adviser's Assistant CMrs. Russelll. Dean's Squad CMrs. Rossi. We admit that as soon as Doris is seen She's acknowledged of course, Personality Queen . ROSENBERG. EVELYN 2132-71 Street Marquis Rep.. Lafayette News Rep., Mr. Arbeit's Squad. Evelyn is talented and sweet, A girl like that sure is a treat. ROSENBERG. MILDRED 2171-72 Street Marquis Business Staif. Lafay- ette News Rep., Mr. Grady's Squad. Could it be her smile, eyes or hair? Well, anyway, boys, beware. ROSENBLATT, MIRIAM 1445 East 2 Street G.O. Class Rep., Lafayette News, Bonds and Stamps. Cafeteria Squad, Library Squad. She did with cheerful will, What others talked of while hands were still. ROSENWEIG. MILDRED 1465 West 9 Street Lafayette News Rep., Marquis Rep.. Locker Squad. Library Squad. She may not be the miner's daughter But, boy, what natural resources. ROSSMAN. EVELYN 2226-61 Street Humming a tune 'Cause she will wed in Iune. ROTHMAN, MARILYN 60 Bay 34 Street Library Squad. Locker Squad. Pretty, charming, and slender, Oh, what a solid sender. ROTHSTEIN. IEANETTE 8705 Bay Parkway Bond and Stamp Rep.. Senior Council. Pep, vim, tire The sort of girl we all admire. RUSSELL. ELS-A 2106-82 Street Senior Arista. Speakers' Bureau. Major L , Mimeograph Squad. Victory Council, Student Court. Elsa must be eating gunpowder, Her hair grows in bangs. RUSSO, FRANCES 2006 Benson Avenue Mr. Grady's Office Squad, New- man Club, Scrap Book Club. She's wholesome and true And she's friendly too. RUTKOWSKI, STELLA 114 Bay 26 Street She's quiet and shy Sure to get by. RYAN, PEGGY 2012-68 Street Library Squad, Tennis Club. Good gifts come in little pack- ages. SACHS, GERALD 2141-62 Street Senior Glee Club, Legend Staff, Lafayette News Rep., CAPC, Senior Council. Full of personality, always on the go Here's the boy Whose climb to fame, We're sure will not be slow. SACKS, RUTH 26 Bay 25 Street That she's sweet we have no doubt Why she's so quiet We have never found out. SAFDIA, ADELE 42 Avenue O As sweet as a cherry As tiny as a pit. SAFDIE, MARY 2056 East 5 Street Sr. Arista, Advertising Manager of Lafayette News K2 yrs.D, Man- aging Editor of Legend, Major A likeable girl with a winning way, ln her friendly spirit makes everyone gay. SANTORA, THOMAS 2414-84 Street Mr. Pocai's Office Squad. A quiet fellow, and a swell pal. SANSEVERO, IOSEPH 92 Bay ll Street He drinks Sanka by the glass, 'Cause it lets him sleep in class. SALZMAN, ZELDA 1601 West 2 Street Legend Staff, Miss Lewis' Squad, Grade Adviser's Squad, CMiss Downsl, French Office, French Club. With a smile on her lips and a twinkle in her eye, She's not the type that you just pass by. SANRA, ANTOINETTE 2223-86 Street Clean as a whistle, neat as C1 pin A great many beaux she's sure to Win. SALZMAN, HERBERT 2327-63 Street Service Squad fl yr.D. lf we knock him, He'll feel defeated. SALVATA, IRMA 224 Bay 32 Street 5'4 Lots of personality and fun What a gal for someone's son. SARA, CHRISTINE 27 Avenue X Great student, great pal, Great helper, great gal. SARNOFF, SEYMOUR 2250-83 Street They don't come better, Efficiency to the letter, SAROKIN. SEENA 2138-76 Street Happy-go-lucky, carefree and bright, Cheerful and pleasant, Seena's all right. SASSON. MAURICE 7624 Bay Parkway Victory Rep.. Red Cross ReP- All good things come in small packages. SAVATTERE, PHILIP 2260 West 7 Street Health Ed. Monitor. A swell guy and what's more It's hard to get him sore. SAYEGH, GLORIA 72ll-2U Avenue Victory Rep., G.O. Class Rep., Marquis Rep., Bond and Stamp Rep., Senior Council, Prom Corn- mittee. Her words are divine Her wit cunning Her face lovely Her figure stunning. SCHEACTER, ADELE 6401-24 Avenue Grade Adviser's Squad fMiss Downsj, Victory Council. We all know Adele dear, We realize her kind is rare. SCHMUKLER, PINCUS R. 2116-84 Street Major Cafeteria Squad, Mr. Tholisen's Squad, Leaders Corps. Mimeograph Squad. Pinky is nice, Pinky is sweet, His winning smile knocks the girls off their feet. SCHNEIDER, IEAN 1502-86 Street Service Squad. Corporal oi CAPC. Red Cross Club. Pretty as a picture A girl with much allure. SCHNEIDER, IEANETTE 1642 West 8 Street All good things come in small packages. SCHNEIR, MARILYN N 8747 Bay Parkway Locker Squad. Senior Council, Prom Committee. lust like the song says she's got a swell developed person- ality. SCHNITZLER, IRVING 2164-66 Street Sr. and Ir. Arista, Bio. Squad, German Otfice Squad, Class G.O. Rep., Bond and Stamp Rep. A future saw-bones who spe- cializes in history now. SCHOENDORF, PAUL 1598 East 28 Street A real swell fellow that we know His climb to fame will not be slow. SCHREIBER, STANLEY l664 West 6 Street Capt. of Service Squad, 8th Term Grade Rep., Sr. Arista. Major Physics Club. A swell sport, a good friend, A fellow on whom we can all depend. SCHULMAN, CAROLE 8416-21 Avenue Library Squad, Chem. Lab. Squad, Iunior Arista. Her cheerful smile and pleasant ways, Will bring her many happy days. SCHWARTZ, ARNOLD l8l Bay 26 6Street Helper to Miss Teieiro, Library We know he's honest and kind Two qualities hard to find. SCHWIMMER, BARBARA 2354-81 Street Ir. and Sr. Arista, Lafayette News Staff, Physics Squad. Vic- tory Council Rep., Cafeteria Squad, Marquis Rep. Fairly indefinite, But definitely fine. SCIANNA, VIRGINIA l290 East 8 Street Mr. Tholfserfs Squad, Social Studies Office. Her face is her fortune lt runs into a pretty good figure. SCIULLA, SALVATORE 2069 West ll Street Silence is golden. SCOZZARI, PHYLLIS 227 Avnue U A sweet girl, a ral pearl! To sum it up, a swell girl. SEELENFREUND, VILMA 77l4 Bay Parkway Marquis Business Staff, Mr. Grady's Squad, Grade Advisors' Squad fMiss Hartj, Marquis Rep. Wisdom, charm, a loyal friend, All in one a charming blend. 490.60441 J' vate. A6 SEGAL, MARTHA 2329-63 Street G.O. Office Squad Q3 yrs.l, Major Senior Council, G.O. Class Rep., G.O. Grade Rep. K3 termsj. If jokes and smiles would keep her alive, Martha would live to 105. SEGAL, PHYLLIS l7l3 West 6 Street Ir. and Sr. Arista, Lafayette News Staff, Speakers' Bureau, Marquis K3 termsl, Sec.-Cur- rent Events Club. Phyllis is a girl, who is clever and nice She is sure to get the old shoes and rice. SEIDENSTECKER, ROBERT 278 Bay 13 Street If silence were golden He'd be a millionaire. SEIDNER, ESTELLE 57 Avenue O Miss Hecht's Squad, Mr. An- thony's Squad, Locker Squad, Emergency Room Squad. Beautiful dreamer waken to me Lafayette and homework now We are free. SELTZER, ANITA 7602-21 Avenue Mr. Arbeit's Squad, Library Squad. A swell girl, a good mind, There aren't many of her kind. SENDAK, MAURICE l756-58 Street Lafayette News Art Staff, Legend Art Editor. Your delightful drawings make us all gay, A famous artist you'll be some- day. SETTEMBRE, ROSE 2080-84 Street Library Squad, Helper to Mr. Santora. Marquis Rep. Cute and sweet, Smart you bet, The kind of girl you'll Never forget. SHALOM, EVELYN 2027-62 Street Arista, Major L , G.O. Class Rep., Victory Rep., Accounting Office Squad. Smart, capable and demure, She'll make a success we're sure. SHAPIRO. MELVIN 2333-63 Street Glee Club K3 termsl. A real friend, a royal enter- tainerg A sterling companion, and a regular fellow. SHARPE, LEONORP. 123 Bay 23 Street Legend Literary Staff, Iunior Coaches. Leaving Lafayette full of knowl- edge, Now l'll leave for that good old college. SHER, MILTON 134 Bay 38 Street Leader Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad, Legend Staff. Small in statue, big in ideas For this fellow we have no fears. SHIPMAN, LILA 8109-Z0 Avenue Marquis Rep., G.O. Rep., Class Sec. to Miss Antin. She is pert, she is sweet Lila's the gal you want to meet. SHUMAN, ARLINE 2357-8l Street Mr. Arbeit's Squad, Library Squad. If laughter and giggles could keep her alive Arline would live to l05. SHEINHORN, MURIEL 303 Avenue P A little talkative we must ad- mit i But she always makes a hit. , SIDER, CHARLOTTE 2038-7l Street Office Squad 11271, Miss Lewis' Squad, Marquis Business Staff, Mr. Arbeit's Squad. Fancy hair comb, stylish clothes Charlotte's a hit wherever she goes. SIEGEL, ESTELLE ,wif 4 1693-86 Stre et Qi nf Locker Squad. K Roses are red 'QQ .. Violets are blue ' mf h We like thisfigirl and! so A SIEGEL, HARRIET 1659 Dahill Road 'Cafeteria Squad, Chemistry Lab., Grade Advisers' Squad, fMiss Hartl, Locker Squad. Marquis Rep. A chemical compound of trolic and fun What a girl tor someone's son. SIEGEL, LILA l668 West 6 Street Locker Squad. Her plays are Ways ot pleasant- ness. SIEGEL, MILDRED l54l West 9 Street Mildred is a nice name And the girl who owns it, is the same. SIGNET, DIANA Zll Bay Z8 St. Library Squad, Spanish and German Office Squad, Red Cross Squad. ln her quiet Way she accom- plishes a great deal. nb S ff' 4 it 1 11 W 1 , fr ,,v. ,.,, Q y- Aff J 5 ' , , s I k - 1 Asian SILVER, MORTON l9l7 Stillwell Avenue Who else would corne to school early, lust to see his girl Shirley. SILBERBERG, MARTIN 2165-69 Street Sr. Arista, Student Court Iudge. Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. A bright student, full ot fun, He's always friendly toward everyone. SILVERMAN, MARVIN l687 West l Street Silence is golden. SILVERMAN, PHYLLIS 6901-2l Avenue Boys' Health Ed. Office C4 termsl, Program Committee Q5 termsl. Sparkling eyes, pearly White teeth, Personality too that can't be beat. SILVERSTEIN, ARIENNE ll2l Morrison Avenue Bronx 59, N. Y. Editor-in-Chiei oi the Lafayette News, Girl Leader of Senior Arsita, Major L , Chem. Lab., Victory Council Rep. One of Lafayette's chosen few, Smart, charming, attractive too. SILVERSTEIN, GLORIA 86l8-24 Avenue Pretty and Witty, a lovely miss Why can't all girls be like this. by Iecmette Mishanie Albert Marshcrk With the advent of the atomic age, when the complete obliteration or all humanity in a single War may become a reality, We can no longer afford to remain indifferent to our international relations in the social, political, and economic fields The United Nations is the only tangible instrument We have to bring about World peace. lt is the only hope of civilization, it is the only hope of mankind. Ours is the job of encouraging it, of strengthening it, until it be- comes a structure Wherein the peoples of the World have successfully joined together, and maintained peace and security. During this, our last term at Lafayette, the United Nations has assembled here in New York, at Hunter College. We are proud that the world has chosen our city as the meeting place of the new peace organization. The U.N. must receive our support, our trust, our cooperation. We rnust en- deavor, in our own Way to do whatever is possible to aid it along the hard road to peace. We dedicate this issue of the Legend, to the success of the United Nations. SIMMS, GILBERT 1855A East 4 Street A swell guy and what's more Its hard to get him sore SINGER, NORMA 1613 West 8 Street Ir. and Sr. Arista, Major Laiayette News Staff, Marquis Staff, Legend Staff. A clever 1ass is she, A great success, she'11 surely be. SINGER, ROSLYN 1545 Dahill Road Grade Advisors' Squad CMiss Hartl. Cafeteria Squad, Account- ing Office Squad, G.O. Rep. C5 termsl, Victory Rep. Lafayette's loss is the worlds gain. SIRACUSA. LUCILLE 2437 West 3 Street For all the money No one could get a sweeter honey. SLOMOWITZ, ROBERT 2001-84 Street His ,high school experience shows The more he learns the more he knows. SMITH, NORMAN 2349-62 Street Lafayette News Staff C3 years.J. Witty Smitty, That's a ditty!! SOLOMON, CLAIRE 2357-81 Street Sweet, courteous and kind A t e that's surely hard to find. Ziggy .,4.. ,ff-X 'V .f- far ,cf N J .-' ' - !A -JJ 9- f,,AX.,'J ',,Q.4 gf fCf ' 1 SOLOMON, MYRON 2349 Benson Avenue Basketball Team. A leader of men And a follower of women. SORIA, LENA 1828 West 6 Street Physical Science Office, Sec. to Mr. Schenberg. Arista. As nice a girl as you can findg Smart, sweet, and so refined. SORTINO, FRANK 198 Van Sicklen Street Mimeograph Squad, Leaders Corps, Like London always in a fog. SOSKIS, ANN 2256-B3 Street Locker Squad. Her friendship is straight for- ward and springs from the heart. SOSNE, HOWARD 1600 Ocean Parkway Service Squad. His face is his fortune. SPANIER. IOAN 449 Kings Highway Ir. Coach, H. E. Office, Locker Squad. She's pretty, witty, and one sweet pal, Would make any tellow proud to say, She's my gal . SPATZ, GILDA l2l Bay 38 Street Mr. Grady's Squad, Math. Office Squad, Red Cross Squad, Bond and 'Stamp Rep., Secretary of Usher Squad. Her only ambition is to retire Here's luck. SPECTOR, HADASSAH 2354-80 Street Cafeteria Squad, Ir. and Senior Arista, Chemistry Lab., Library Squad. To say she's sweet would not be lair For there is more than sweet- ness there. SPERO, MILDRED 1645 West 9 Street Grade Advisors' Squad CMiss Hartl, Service Squ-ad, Arts and Crafts Club, Bio. Squad, Locker Squad. To dance is her ambition on New York's great white way, and at the rate she's going, she'll get there soon I'd say. SPINNER, ROSALIE 57 Bay 35 Street Cafeteria Squad. It's an artists life for me. SPIRA, EMILE 10 Avenue P Lafayette News Staff, Speakers Bureau, Boy Leader of Iunior and Senior Arista, Victory Rep., Bond and Stamp Rep., Senior Council. To be or not to be, An actor's lite for me. 'T STATEMAN, LEONARD 2014-69 Street Track Team C2 yrs.D, Leaders Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. Lafayette News Rep. The Wonder Boy- They stare and wonder. STEIN. IEROME 196 Bay 25 Street Editorial Board of the Lafayette News, Library Squad, Legend Staff. What's the answer, Eh, Professor? STEINER, ELAYNE 75 Bay 23 Street Senior Council. A sense of humor all the while You'll always see her with a smile. STERN, HENRY 2262-81 Street Associate Editor of Lafayette News, Treasurer of the G.O., Iunior and Senior Arista, Major Treasurer and V. P. of the 4H Club. Chickery-chick oh can't you see, ITCHY, the Tattler, is me. STERNBERG, MARILYN 8720-23 Avenue Boys' Dean's Office Squad, Grade Advisors' Squad CMiss Downsl, Current Events Club, G.O. Rep. A model girl plus a model am- bition makes a model success. STONE, ESTELLE 380 Avenue P Accounting Office Squad. lt's short, but sweet. STRAUBER, MURRAY l679 East 3 Street G.O. Rep., Victory Rep., French Club, President of Class C3rd terml, Lafayette News Staff. Class Idol He's been idle for three years. STRULOWITZ. PHIL 8666-Zl Avenue He would have been in days of old, A warrior both brave and bold. STURNICK, ANNA 76 Avenue U Boys' Dean's Office Squad. If all the girls where as nice as she, What a heaven Lafayette would be. SUNSHINE. IRA 8405 Bay Parkway Glee Club, Cafeteria Squad. Lafayette News Rep.. Lafayette News Staff, Marquis Rep. You are my sunshine-. SUTTON, SHIRLEY S. 2154-75 Street Legend Staff fLiteraryJ, Iunior Coaches-Vice Pres.. Major Lafayette News Literary Staff. Arista. Shirley is friendly and also sweet. .And to top it all a good athlete. SYETTA, SEYMOUR 2052-77 Street Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. He's here, he's there, he's every- where, Where is she? TABEROFF. MARION 2034-78 Street Marquis Rep., Cafeteria Squad, Mr. Arbeit's Squad. A nice girl who deserves nice things. TALLINI. INES 230 Van Sicklen Street Chemistry and Physics Staff, CAPC-TfSgt., Glee Club i2 termsl, Choral Club. A quiet girl we all like well Of whom we have no faults to tell. TAMARKIN. STANLEY 86 Bay 29 Street Here we have a lively lad One of the jolliest, never sad. TANNENBAUM, IEANETTE 186 Avenue S Senior Arista, Speakers' Bureau. Stage Squad, Grade Adviser's Office CMiss Hartl, Speech Office Squad. Playing Dotty in the Varsity Show, Was a great hit as you all know. TARICA. STELLA 8223 Bay Parkway It's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. TAWIL. ABE 2042-69 Street A good friend is hard to find, Here's one to keep in mind. TENENBAUM, REVA 2200-85 Street Arista, Major Insignia, Cafeteria Squad, Student Court - Iudge and Lawyer, Program Commit- tee. Like vitamins, mixed up in everything. TERRANOVA, IEROME 2121 West 9 Street Musically inclined With friendliness combined. THOMAS, KATHERINE 14 Woodside Avenue Current Events Club. A quiet girl she seems to be, But quite intelligent as you can see eff, - T, is -7 YV Q,1,f'g .7 .6 J ' Igiyfil li qv- Myyfpa 1 s. TILLMAN. MURIEL 1811 West 6 Street Ir. Coach fzlfg yrs.D, Pres. oi Class C7th terml. Senior Council, Locker Squad, Pres. ol Ir. Coaches. She always has Makey on the beam To her he seems to be quite a dream. TOMASELLI, OLIVIA 2012 West 6 Street Hickory, dickory, dock She's too nice to knock. TOTO, PETER A. 1893 West 8 Street Lafayette News Rep., Otlice Squad Ulm. 1375. A gentleman is he, A doctor he hopes to be. TRAINA, EDGAR 1615 West 6 Street His red hair marks his person- ality. TRAUB, MARVIN 2106-72 Street The Woman's Home Companion, TROMPETER, ELAINE lU Avenue P Physics Squad, Iunior Arista, Chemistry Squad, Legend Busi- ness Statt, Cafeteria Squad, Oi- tice Squad CRm. 1371. Another of the pretty girls, With lots of brains beneath her curls. TRUGLIO, THERESA 1826 West 7 Street A nice young miss is hard to find, We suggest you keep Terry in mind. TULCHINSKY, ALBERT 193 Quentin Road I'll donate a cheerful earful. ULANOFF, PAULA l9'l7 West 7 Street Marquis Business Staff, Lafay- ette News Staii, English Office, Major L , Alert, attentive, we can say, Dependable in every way. UNGAR, IOAN CECILE 69 Bay 29 Street Mr. Grady's Squad, Miss Lewis' Squad, German Office Squad, Lafayette News Rep., Usher Squad. A bit smart, a bit of fun, A lot of happiness rolled into one. VALENTI, ANTHONY 2143-82 Street His head is like a door-knob, Any girl can turn it. VARLEY, EDWARD 2229-85 Street Seldom seen and seldom heard Why knock him and be absurd. VASILE, IACQUELINE 2453-85 Street A girl who's lively, sweet and QUY, And wears a smile the livelong day. VECCHIO, FLORENCE 206 Bay 29 Street G.O. Rep., Bonds and Stamps Rep., Marquis Rep., Victory Rep., Mr. Arbeit's Squad. T achers fail whenever they try W don't mean teacl wc ing :LSL ie VIGILANTE, ES 130 Bay 25 Street There's nothing to be said against this guy lim, He's one swell fellow and we do mean him. f WW! VIOLA, GRACE l20 Bay 8 Street Though she's small and sweet, Where fun is concerned, she can't be beat. VOLPE, ANGELO l7l3 Cropsey Avenue Success will be had For so fine a lad. WAGNER, ESTELLE 2044-84 Street G.O. Rep., French Office. A likeable girl with a winning way, ln her friendly spirit makes everyone gay. WALDMAN, EZRA 6308-24 Avenue Lafayette News, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Not so slow but really sure Finally became a senior. WALDMAN. RENEE l536 West 10 Street Maior Cheering Squad, Go Getters, G.O. Rep., Bond and Stamp Rep. Cute and witty is this little gal, Gay little charmer and a real pal. WALDMAN, RITA 7120 Bay Parkway Attendance Squad, English Of- fice Squad, Locker Squad, Glee Club. During school she's quiet and demure, Outside of school, we're not so sure. KJ! i xi V WZ WALDMAN, ROBERTA 1296 East l0 Street Ir. Coaches, Knocks and Boosts Committee. lt's nice to be natural and na- tural to be nice. WATSON, DUDLEY 2080-84 Street CAPC, Senior Orchestra, Dance Band, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. His words are iew. WECK. IACK l973-70 Street Chemistry Squad. Here is a jitterbug, really alive. Take it from us, he's hep to the jive. WEINBERG, IRENE 2035-72 Street Legend Rep., Miss Lewis' Office Squad Q3 yrs.J. A charming smile and bright red hair, Irene is the answer to Arnold's prayer. WEINBLOOM, CAROL 1537 Ocean Parkway As nice as can be Fits her to a WEINER, CLAIRE l600 Ocean Parkway Speakers' Bureau, G.O. Grade Rep., K2 termsl, Varsity Show. She looks like a picture out ot Vogue. if st, Q ,.r..,s J X '45, WEISBERG, ALVIN 2083 West 7 Street Everywhere that Alvin goes, The class will surely know, Cause he's the guy that throws around, Our graduation dough. WIESELBERG. NORMAN l848 West 5 Street Bond and Stamp Rep. Whatever you do, wherever you Q0-' A better fellow you'll never know. WEISSBERGER, IOYCE 2000-84 Street In personality, she is not defi- cient. WEISS, SELMA 8015 Bay Parkway Hide me, here comes Mr. Grady. Oops too late, he spotted my slacks. WENKERT, EDITH 2325-64 Street Laiayette News Rep., Miss Lewis' Office Squad, Marquis Rep., Volleyball Club. A sweet young miss is hard to find, So here is one to keep in mind. WILKING, MARGARET 1446 West 8 Street Miss Lewis' Office Squad. Bette Davis had better watch out. WOLFF, FLORENCE 6309-23 Avenue Accounting Office, G.O. Rep., Marquis Rep., Lafayette News Rep., Arista. lt's always hard to find a rhyme, To fit a girl so very fine. WOLVEK, IOSEPH 2284-78 Street Speakers' Bureau. His disposition we all admire But his calm serenity is a thing to acquire. YAMPOLSKY, PEARL l525 East 3 Street She's the senior pin-up girl, YOUNGELMAN, SEYMOUR l757-76 Street Football Team, Baseball Team, Basketball Team. Here's a fellow strong and tall Very good at playing ball. ZACCONE, GLORIA ROSE 8605 Bay l6 Street Bond and Stamp Rep. So fine, so nice, so sweet To be her friend, is ct treat. .. X , i X Q, 'ff if -V 'X 5 '7 . f ZEIGER, ALBERT l537 West lO Street Baseball Team, Iunior Arista, Swing Band, Senior Orchestra, Senior Band. Tops in personality, and with his red hair All we can say is girls BE- WARE. ZIMMERBEHG, ELEANOR Bl Bay 22 Street Knocks and Boosts Committee of Legend, Legend Rep., Bonds and Stamps Rep., Music Depart- ment Ofiice Squad, Dean ot Boys' Office Squad. Charming, dark and sweet, Such a girl is swell to rneet. ZIMMERMAN, ANITA l59 Bay 34 Street Mr. Arbeit's Squad. Merry, neat and refined Not another of her kind. ZIPPER, FLORA 2050-69 Street Flora's no miner, But gee what resources! ZUCKER, SELMA l7l Bay 17 Street Locker Squad. As nice a girl with as nice a way is hard to find today. CAMERA SHY PAPISH, LEONARD APPELBAUM, IWA l639 East 4 Street 2153 Cropsey Ave. Service Squad C2 yecu-sb. A Sweet young miss is not easy If all the girls loved sons of the to find Seq, So here is one to keep in mind. Boy, what a swimmer he would Q be. PAGANO, MICHAEL 2041-83 Street One of the best. I0 Qeaad 44am fVa.w! Seniors Are My Favorite Subject . . . Teacher!! By Selma Hutkin Speaking to a few of the personalities in, and around Lafayette, I asked them teacher-to-student, WI-IAT WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO HAVE TI-IE SENIORS REMEMBER TEN YEARS FROM NOW? Contrary to popular belief, I was not greeted with any algebriac equations, French verbs, or even one measly French Revolution. But here, let them speak for themselves .... I rounded up- MR. EGGERS: Cin the l.H.T. room? 'l'I'en years from today I would like to have the seniors remember and be guided by the examples of sportsmanship, self-sacrifice, and fair play that they saw during their years in Lafayette. I might also add that I hope they will remember the caricatures of me in those GO. plays and bear in mind that they were . . . caricatures. Popped the question to- MAESTRO DePIETTO: Cchewing a salmon sandwich in the Teachers Cafeterial I don't know what they'll remember but I Ccrunch, crunchl certainly enjoyed seeing them squirm when they had to get up and sing alone in my music class. Found- MR. BROIDO: fbehind his desk in the G.O. Officel 'iludging by the memories displayed by our students, if any of them remembers ten years from now, what high school he attended, that would be an achievement. The one memory, however, that above all should remain, is one of pride in the part Lafayette played in winning the war. I-Iead of the Service Squad- MR. PASTERNAK: Cflashed my Senior Pin and got on the head of his late linel Lives there a man, at this late date, who still maintains, BETTER NEVER LATE! MRS. RUSSELL: Cpopular grade adviser and teacherj Ten years from now I'd like my students to remember to think for themselves, to weigh evidence before jumping to conclusions, to fight valiantly for what is right, to respect one another's beliefs- in short, to be good Americans and good human beings. MR. GEORGE I-IAUPT: I hope they remember 'I-Iaupt' is a sort of good guy and tried to treat his pupils fairly. 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