Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1947 volume:

A sf 'Q' x ' w 1 ' X X i x f a X QM iff Q f' ? X 55 AJ3JL. jf' 'Y K ,ff , -Illlll f f 1 I 'W ' ' . ' -- -'-'59 -- ff K- Q 'I XF x ig . . L .. M qi, ,WN Q crumcfvwufii K- k , 'WWW W Z Z Q! W W W ff Q7 W5 , , W YZ 'W ,f X f? nHdl'j fo fkee, our Afma Mafef' Ha1'ff0 Lafczyeffe H1Qf1. H THE LEGE YEARBOOK OF THE SENIOR CLASS IANUARY, 1947 LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL BENSON AVENUE BROOKLYN, NEW' YORK DR. FREDERICK IWILLIAM OSIVALD. PRINCIPAL Tl-IE STAFF FACULTY ADVISER Mrs. Pearl M. Gordon MANAGING EDITOR Abe Emanuel SECRETARIES Doris Davis, Estelle Liebowitz ART STAFF Paul Freeman-Editor, A1 Cavallo, Rhoda Diamond, Saul Kaplan LITERARY STAFF Lawrence Dubois, Marilyn Eichenbaum. Daniel Feldheim, Ierry Freibaum Saul Freilich. Seymour Geisser, Ann Goldstein, Iewel Gordon, Sidney Iacob son, Carolyn Kimmeliield, Iris Klein, Arlene Pactor, Lonnie Pickens 4 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Arnold Brown, Marvin Posner BUSINESS MANAGER Stanley Drucker LEGEND REPRESENTATIVES Florence Bakesef, Rosalie Caldarera. Pearl Cape, Marilyn Eichenbaum, Ierry Freibaum, Alicia Goodman, Ina Mae Kaplan, Phyllis Kopel, Lorraine Leder- man, Estelle Liebowitz, Evelyn Pitchnick, Sheila Snyder, Iacqueline Spict TYPIN G COMMITTEE Shirley Antis, May Fertig, Helene Gerber, Rhoda Graff, Marilyn Goldstein, Cynthia Kaplan, Ieanette Katz, Adele Kishk, Alice Levine, Phyllis Mendell, Evelyn Messineo, Betty Metz, Carmela Mirabile, Florence Preisser, Florence Sagorsky, Renee Seidman, Sylvia Sugarman, Mafaldc: Valentino, Anne Vecchi 5 M W4 ,, Wy ' VV. 5 if 1, ,f - i f'f,- 'f': 'f ' S f f7 fL . 1 Q' s ,tlriffiff N 7 ff f f ,X K , ,gf fs , f , ,,:, . 4 -4 . ,, 4 4 N 'U af 7, , ,,f,, X, Q V , i . l G 0 L . we 4 U, , 5' TO THE CLASS OF IANUARY, 1947: If you want knowledge, you must toil for it: if food, you must toil for it: and if pleasure, you must toil for it. Toil is the law. Pleasure comes through toil and not by self-indulgence and indolence. When a person gets to love work, his life is a happy one. During the past few months you have been giving thought to your iuture days. What have they in store lor you? I trust that the happy days you have spent at Lafayette have in some measure taught you to appreciate the truth in the words of Iohn Ruskin quoted above. May you have learned the lesson to do each day's work on that day to the best of your ability. May you love your work and may it make your lives really and truly happy. Your principal, FREDERICK WILLIAM OSWALD. 6 TO THE GRADUATES: It is always hard to say good-bye to boys and girls whom we have grown to know so well and who have become so much a part of our lives. And yet, becausei of our hopes and aspirations for those same boys and girls, we say a sincere hail and farewell. God speed to you all! May the lessons you learned at Lafayette serve you well in life. May the friends you made be lasting ones. And may the happiness ot your high school days be fond memories throughout your lives. Sincerely, VERA R. DUFORT '7 BY A 1 LAWRENCE DUBOIS W E D I TO IQ I A I. Once ir1 a lifetime, only once, are we to sit on the platform of the Brooklyn Academy of Music in full, loose-fitting, maroon gowns, singing, applauding our classmates, listening to Dr. Oswald, with swelling hearts, conscious of the importance of this, our clay. Graduation will be the culmin- ation of our childhood growth. We are to be discharged as mature, thinking men and women. How many of us can remember what children we were when we entered this school? Lafayette has played a vital part i.n the formation of our characters. We have leamed here the meaning of responsibility, the lessons of self-discipline, the joy which accompanies doing good for both our school and ourselves. From our warm school relationships many a life-long friend- ship will undoubtedly take root. In the G.O., the Lafayette News , the Student Court, the Service Squad. the teams, and a score of other activities we have formed our deepest ties. Most of this has been extra-curricular work. It is after regular school hours that Lafayette becomes more than just a high school in which English, French and geometry are taught. Working, in the sense of accomplishment, playing, in the sense of enjoyment, we have formed in our companions good friends, true comrades. We have learned for ourselves what Lafayette is, and marvel, for while it has given us this knowledge we have strengthened its traditions, added to its stature. To Lafayette we entrusted our formative years. To Lafayette, in our mature years, we shall always feel not only deep gratitude, but a close relationship, for we are as much a part of the school, as the school is of us. As we depart we leave our deepest appreciation to our teachers who have made this day possible. Our sincerest gratitude is due our grade adviser, Mrs. Dufort, who has helped us with all our problems throughout our stay in high school. Now we must take a stride into the stop for many of us. Others will go into us will be part of the world of tomorrow. knowledge in order to make this world future. College will be the next special fields of endeavor. All of We must all strive to further our a better place in which to live. It is up to each and every one of us to work hard to make this a world of peace and security. How terribly fleeting is the present! In perspective, these three for fourl years will gain a richer meaning, a truer value. But in all our nostalgic reminiscences there must be a touch of sorrow, for never again will we be able to sit on the platform, young and idealistic in our long-sleeved maroon gowns. 8 AJS 9325 N I V 'F 'VI 'Y' - . ,Nic X L f 5 V I FF .., -,,,,f ,, H,+,'.j:v'- ,ff f-r f 1, 1 ' A 4 .MQ gf , fr my-, 9 i, FACULTY mv if I ,V X X 1 l I , Qf-1-f+'i'i1'i7W' bf' . , 1, 'f' ,mm - 'hfwzw 1 nv'11 ' ' -.nu A - 6If'1DJh'Q'.,v v - J-,fndh -5.11 :JT , V Pkwy , SENICDR T!-ACI-Il-QS MISS MILKMAN MR. LEFKOWITZ MR. MEYERS MRS. WILSON -, ,v 4,5151 awww Q! ,. ..v , .-.,..,., .: .. .- ,.. I ' MR. HOLSTEIN MISS SIMON MR. LEVITAN MRS. LEBOW MR. WEISBERG MISS COSTA MR. IACOBS MISS TEIIEIRO MR. HAUPT Q X X KYB GUESS XX!!-IO ? '?? + f- - xy W .Vg QQ Y? ,- . , , ,- , t V ' y 'L Y A' , N! X vi, K! l K L I+ , Lngm Z QT , , Jr vm X Q f I k K U0 be ,fx I 2 3 f, --tl' k 3. LNB 1745, 5 if A 651, Mg ' b -1.15 fg'??EfWiJL f 'XF ' AC!! 1 Twwgt'.z.l K x v A 'Y KX f A 7 8 r ' ix 5: 1 K fx 129 i A , . X Q, tr 3 X 4 :TWH rf f f 1 ny f x .K J gi pljl 5 Q3 ' rl C399 Page 273 5 STUDENTS' PETS Well, we got out ol Lafayette, didn't we? But at least we had the last word. We picked our best-liked teachers. You want to know more about them? Let them speak for themselves. Mr. AARON TODER: Likes good students, but not teachers' pets . . . attributes his popularity to his patience and torti- . tude fseems to be losing his patience, but, of course, it's not because of usl . . . thinks we're a f , .qq swell bunch . . . his advice to Seniors: Graduate. S H WM 2 F5 X gr 'rw Sf, fx Nr S . X X .. N - 51 ff A X f , f T, Mr. IULIUS JACOBS: my His idea of an ideal student is one who will use V his knowledge and energies to make a better world for everyone . . . attributes his popularity ,l,, y to the fact that I gave a piece of gum to every wiyy r p' Senior with a label attached, 'Vote for Iacobs ' 2 . . . suggests as a new discipline system: Let them listen to Mr. Yudell harangue on soccer. The length S N Xi of the speeches will keep everyone out of trouble. it Mr. ISADORE MILLMAN: His dream student is a blonde with blue eyes . . . attributes his popularity to the tact that La- fayette students are poor judges. . . . wouldn't choose teaching as a career again because he ,J ulvll V thinks there's no money in it . . . his advice to Seniors: Do some work tor a change. . . . when S asked what he thinks of the present graduates- No comment: I might get locked up. 12 Miss HELEN SHANAHAN: Likes a good sport . . . says she was voted in by the Senior class because she understands the growing pains of the high school boy and girl . . . likes teaching Health Ed. because I like to play. . . . advice to us: Follow the Golden Rule. . . . thinks we're cc lively, likeable, average group of girls and boys. duties. Mr. WILLIAM HORN: His idea of a dream student is one who walks in on time, erases the board, gets the homework on the board, explains all the math, examples, teaches the new lesson and sits down when the bell rings . . . I get the check myself . . . is popular because students get to know me after having me in the same grade term after term . . . asked what he thinks of teaching, I'm a better learner than a teacher and it didn't take long to learn it doesn't pay to teach. tFigure it out yourself.J My I AW 'HMV Mr. NATHAN BLUMENTHAL: Likes a student with a sense of humor, one who is well-liked by students as well as teachers when asked if he'd choose teaching if given an other chance replied: With the present financial return, this is a difficult question to answer advises Seniors to try to be fair always and realize that teachers and students have both rights and 2' ., W ., W ? 7 WW 4 W , N X ff f f W f K f 6 ' y y We f 4, yi... sf f Mr. MARTIN LEFKOWITZ: Likes a student with a sense of responsibility fine sense of humor and warmth of personality . . . would choose teaching if he had another chance ONLY if there's a better salary . thinks we're all a fine bunch of livewires. Mr. EMANUEL BLANK: Likes a student with native ability, intellectual I honesty and a sense of social responsibility . . . Y i n thinks his popularity is probably due to poisonal if U maggotismu . . . has never yet failed a deserving J' Senior . . . says we're of the same caliber as fy some of the finest grads we've had in the past f1 . . . advises us to continue with our studies if we U ,',A have the opportunity. Mr. GEORGE H1-XUPT: Doesn't like a perfect student but one who's a head. Mr. HERBERT WEISBERG: ' Likes a student who doesn't gripe, who has poise, self control and who knows what is going on and isn't in a daze . . . thinks of us: They're human beings. I can't say anything worse about them . . . his advice: Hold fast to your ideals and your hopes for a better world. Don't become cynica1. little mischievous . . . thinks our class is just right -average, good individuals . . . never gives out pink cards and is talked out of none Che thinksl . . . his advice to Seniors: Don't get a swelled 'WMM If only other teachers would read this stuff! What a wonderful world we'd have then! lTeachers were interviewed by Doris Davis. Marilyn Eichenbaum, Abe Emanuel, Estelle Liebowitz, and Lila Rubin.l 14 , SEINIIQQS 'N XOR ,ag .3 A N., ,j 9 fa V! Y' ,LN X:-:Jig 1 , ,... .1 .F C uv uho f-:EQ- S A 'mg i N: f Q9 time G5 ra e 7? X f' Y In . .. lfmfff 'QC i L FIV if . X f fi' -- ' 'Tiff viz sk J X -4 fs ' l G. U f 'M cv 2 t ll 4 n VTDQQQ X. t X' X l 5 lt SUNG DORIS DAVIS IERRY FREIBAUM ANN GOLDSTEIN From song titles that we know we take our inspiration, To leave to you before we go- our thanks and appreeialion Thanks for the memories Of joy of cutting classes, The fun of getting passes, The eestacy of being me Anil meeting lafls and lasses. Oh! thank you so much. Thanks for the memoryg It's time to leave, they say, And before we go away W'e'fl like to thank you all In our most appreciative way. So thank you so mfueh! DR. OSWALD-Our deepest appreciation for his patience and fortitude. MR. GRADY-He wants a zoot suit with a reet pleat. MRS. DUFORT-Lovely to look at, delightful to know. MISS HECHT and MR. THOLFSEN-It seems to me I've heard that song before. THE CAFETERIA-Apple pies ily and Grady says, Howdy. TO LENA THE HYENA-We leave Kilroy. MUSIC DEPARTMENT-Strange music in my ears. MR. POCAI-Give me five minutes more. HEALTH ED. DEPARTMENT-Take back your sneakers, oi. your gym suits, oi, my backaches, oi, oi, oi. PHYSICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-I see stars in the skies. ART DEPARTMENT-Fascinating paints got me in your spell. FUTURE LEGEND STAFF-Give me a bromo, box oi BC's and some ideas that are new, don't ience me in. FUTURE SENIORS-Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! You'll be sorry! To the teachers who've helped us and made us what we are- Hgw BQ, no song title can express our appreciation and gratitude. fy ax 'vp gr , , yi fix 0 2 lv tg so x Q75 XY, n, 4. -2 ' .:. e N-I' - 1 Q 1 64. 1 I : N A his it ftksi i 4 9 t ' I - :f ....'r.-he - ' . ,Matti , 3 sh R lb L I 1 -7 t w 'tw f ff Z. , ,mx By DORIS DAVIS infix In li! 2 I , ,K - A, i. Q JERRY FREIBAUM ANN GOLDSTEIN ,Lijii H -, Ni , fffif I I H 5353 . ,Vg .Mi 'S VN fly, in wt , tj ...xiii 55, j , T ...: ff h TQ? K p IF , . f t'n5,Ef. ip: f .,l W I KNCDLKI N AQQL l N D sy ,I 523525 f I N1 if .- . . 4 K - Hlsriy , 7. I glml' Lfyltms, rx N 1 film fl Y N-.1 :isis-we 1 .tl if I 7 'J ... 1llW,f2z- 'X f It was one of those ordinary days when we were sitting in prefect. pondering over and eliminating the classes for the day when a loud voice burst forth. It seemed to come from a-far-begging for Seniors to join up with the Legend, Our better judgment said no but did you ever hear of Seniors listening to their better judgment? So . . . Here we are! Raring to go! But nothing to write. Little did we know what we were in for when we closed our eyes and dove into a hat bringing out a paper marked Characters in Lafayette. I repeat . . . Well, here we are! With nothing to write! And sitting at the Senior tables in the Cafeteria waiting for our prey to appear. Are we sorry we started this 'cause here comes SPRAWLING SAM. He has just retumed from the food line bearing a tray laden with three sand- wiches, a hot dish, a quart of milk. pie, and chocolate pudding-not to mention the ice cream sandwich, pretzels, and potato chips. I'm sitting here contentedly eating my lunch and minding my own business when plop! This guy needs room so he throws his books in my lap. Then he spreads his food out Knot to mention his carcass! and starts slurpin' like a pig. The music is delightful except that he's keeping time to his cuds- chewing by poking his elbows in my ribs. Well, things could be worse and usually are. He grabs my dainty white handkerchief and uses it for a napkin! Now it's time for him to clean the mess up and we wonder how he's going to pass through when I pull my chair in. And he's so fat, that with much effort in pushing, and shoving. and heaving, and squeezing he's finally through. And so am I. For it's the last straw when he grabs back the books he threw in my lap and decides to take my lunch on line with him to his next class. I'm so hungry my stomach's talking, and so I decide to go on the lunch line. There are about fifty people in front of me and just as I get to the door, the odor of food sweet in my nostrils, the bell rings and it's time to go to class! O! What's the use? There's always pretzels! Well being that I'm so hungry I decide to stay here another period and wait for lane and Bill to get here. Whew! Thank goodness that's over. Here they come now. I couldn't stand Sam for another period. And stand is right, for the chair has just been pulled out from under me! I am concentrat- ing with my colleagues over characters and one of them walks right up to me. ,,.You'd think Bill would stop him . . . O No! Not Bill. He lets the guy pull the chair out from under me and watches as I slip gracefully and land on-the floor!! I look up with pleading eyes at Bill-big, sorrowful eyes that beg him to get my chair back-it hurts where I am--but does he care? No! he has his eyes on another character sitting in the corner. To be exact -there are two. BEET-PLEAT-PETE and FLIRTY LGERTIE! His eyes are on the latter. 17 Gertie is asking Pete for some advice on how she can attract a certain guy's attention in her next class. Well, Gertie, all you gotta do is calibrate him to your house. Once he's there, you're cookin' with gas, Babe. Put on a hot biscuit and let it ride. After your brisk discs are played, ask him for a date. Don't worry about being too aggressive. You're a slick chick and besides, we all know you're a flirt. Gert. That's about all the conversation we can gather, kids, 'cause Reet- Pleat-Pete just left for his next class and Gertie decided to remain in the Cafeteria to explore some new territory. Looks like Bill decided to leave for his next class too. He's got an algebra exam coming up. We wonder how many characters he will encounter there. With the ringing of the bell we find many new personalities strutting by. And speaking of strutting here comes the GAL WITH THE CHEERING SQUAD WALK. Yikes! Grab your lunch and duck under the table for she's coming our way with a fresh batch of tickets. Sorry, Betty Booster, we've gotten our tickets already. She'll only be back with her strong armed guards: we may as well buy them now, and avoid the bloodshed. Come to think of it, we may as well stay under the table rather than face the BIG BRAG WOLF who has just passed. He's on the loose looking for a victim to fall for his tall stories. Ieepers Creepers! Why is he ducking under the table here with us? Are we cornered? O no! Seems to me he got cornered himself! FLIRTY GERTIE spotted him! Poor guy! We leave the rest to your imagination, blood-curdling screams and all . . . Gosh the periods sure fly down here! Here comes Bill back again and from the look on his face he has met more than an exam in his algebra class. What's up, Bill? Well I just had my downfall. It was just my luck to be sitting in the wrong part of the room. In the front of the room on the left side I had the misfortune to be sitting next to what we refer to as the uncooperative type. He's the one who looks around him in the 360 degree arc to make sure none sees him writing the correct answer. Upon entering his correct calcu- lation he immediately envelopes his paper with his whole body. Now I ask you, is that a friend? Poor Bill, sure has his troubles! We don't even bother to go to classes. And this is the result! 'Cause here comes Mr. Grady with a certain look in his eyes, and there's no mistaking what that means! We told you the periods were flying by and we weren't kidding. It seems that Mr. Grady had his eye on us for the four periods we were down here. Ha! that's funny. We decided to write about characters and turn out to be a couple of characters ourselves. Imagine getting caught cutting!!! 18 DONT EENCE NE IN By DANIEL FELDHEIM Oh give me room. lots of room, let me wander through the halls, Don't fence me in. Let me snore and ignore my Eco. teacher's calls, Don't fence me in. Let me be by myself on the lunchroom line, Let me eat my lunch at a decent time. Let me cut cr class, and call it not a crime: Don't fence me in. lust let me go, Let me cherish till I perish every pleasant memory. Of the G.O. Let me travel, not unravel every phase of history I want to go somewhere where there's no apprehension Where of pink cards there is no mention. I can't stand homework and can't stand detention. Don't fence me in. Lin, ,, L dun N f DEAHS'VOFifj'Tf ,t Wu you Yeifsgg W' WZTEQL- -,,- , ,-ff I s 'L r-'N 7 Q Il -A U ff 1, -'fl it ge? I of ,1 4 f K if Z , 4 L ,Wt DJ 1 .ll ftw.'I.'gV '01 j ' , , . , .W I fr ,Nm H., ,ly , .f, ' U, .' 3 n I I N n, lp, Lgglfhi 5 gy! I fr N FN if L fi! 'I . H+ 4 I, A f t lg' W F' Ee ll , Ty E ' I Ml p xyxycj lim If ll QI ff l?lfl 1 Kilim A Freshman Thinks l METAMOQPI-ICDSIS A Sophomore Thinks l l That a detention room is a place of punishment That the detention room is a place of occasional acquaintances You can find the perfect girl in Lafayette You can find the perfect girl in the movies All right, my father will come tomorrow My father will come next week That when I graduate from high school and col- lege I will be a magnifi- cent intellect That when I graduate from high school and col- lege I'll be a well edu- cated person That the three r's in my life are reading, 'ritin' and 'rithmetic That the three r's in my life are usually repellent. revolting and repulsive Imagine three more years I'll be a senior and have privileges Imagine two more years I'll be a senior and have privileges That a failure is a black disgrace That a failure is unfor- tunate I get to school 8 o'cloclc I get to school 8:15 20 'lf-5 1 git al f at R ,fig t x I CDI: SENIOIQ W 'Qtr By EDWIN KATZ 4 ,Ii g A Junior Thinks I l l . X t 1 7' gl? fl, I I AFL? j E3-fmun f , , JJ 1:-WJ My f A Senior Thinks ? That the detention room is a place of not so occa- sional acquaintances Detention room? Home sweet home! You can find the perfect girl only in your imagina- tion You can't find the perfect girl, but it's lots of fun trying My father will come if he can My father is a foreign cor- respondent That when I graduate from high school and col- lege I'll be a well in- formed person That when I graduate from high school and col- lege I will be an octo- genarian That the three r's in my life are rah. rah, rah Imagine one more year I'll be a senior and have privileges That the three r's in my life are recreation, relaxa- tion and riotous living Goody, I'm a senior! What did you say about privi- leges That a failure is a failure I get to school Cpant. pantl 8:30 Lafayette is going to be the most glorious school in the world That a failure is a boring routine I get to school Lafayette is not such a bad school A Freshman Thinks! S2 is enough for school supplies I'll walk to school although it's raining I study four hours every night 5 books are heavy I'll take Latin A Sophomore Thinks!! Sl.87 is enough for school supplies Through the snow I'll gladly go I study three hours every night 4 books are heavy I'll take French I'm going to Yale I'm going to Harvard That all teachers are all divinely brilliant That teachers are all bril- liant I wonder ii I'll be a doc- tor? I wonder it I'll be a law- yer? That period was hard. I feel sick That test was hard. I feel sick I must read the whole book to make my report That cribbing is some- thing pertaining to infants That a myth is a female moth Lafayette is going to be the most glorious school in the world 22 I'll read 300 pages and make my report That cribbing is inexcus- able That a myth is something people talk about which doesn't really exist Laiayette is not such a bad school A Junior Thinks! I I A Senior Thinks? 5.75 should be enough for school supplies Imagine! She wants covers A little wet outside. but the bus will come soon enough I study one hour every night Ma! I got a headache I got a long prefect to- morrow 3 books are heavy I'll take Chem. VVho carries books!!! I'll take Walker. Williams and Medwick I'm going to Princeton I heard Brooklyn got a good night session Same teachers are bril- liant I Wonder ii I'll be an engineer? Teachers are teachers I wonder if I'll be drafted That book report was long. Ifeel sick Harry Iames is at the Paramount. 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WR J P A K J y vm ., ,rl ' 1 N' K X L-fmiw v ff.v ' , 1 f , ' f 5 'K K Z ' X A V V 3 x j N, -r M' 'Q' fggpxgf-m CHQS if z , 4-X, nl ATMCYQ K H0u1o.fff JE S5175 if fi f I 'fskzfh ' f' 4,, Bom! fxleff A7186 H65 S X Ai lQ 1 Mgr! 'Q IJQ nH x7 'Vi 1 if 'WX X if, f X, I . CU' Enqlel KV X, .fi M113 glzaj i 3 D4 fffffij y A V - V f Q ,5 , 2 Ik gxjffgkili gwaifliiibfx MTW HU, M9Ufffl0J- ' CLASS SIDNEY IACOBSON Hello, Mr. and Mrs. United Nations and all our rockets in space! This is your raving, roving reporter broadcasting to you on this bleak Ianuary evening of this year of 1972. Tonight's big news is the celebration of the silver anniversary of the lanuary, 1947 class of Lafayette High School in Brooklyn, a class of which your reporter is a member. Incidentally, the school is now being made into a bank, by the Wonderful Walrus of Wall Street, Paul Neufeld. All this reporter can say is that at last people can get something out of it. Well, here we are in front of the Park Central Hotel, where the reunion will be held. The hotel is in all its splendor tonight. Its motto Where the elite meet to soak their feet, is lit up in aquamarine and fu,schia lights, shooting out of an atomic cannon at three second intervals. This is really a light for sore eyes. And now, here comes the first batch of celebrants pouring out of the new post-um station wagon. They shift into a modified T with Bernie Epstein, now head coach at P. U. carrying the ball and Lennie Solow, running interference. They charge through the revolving door, picking up momentum and the doorman standing there, and crash into a cactus flower pot. However, beating them to the pot, is Bernie Gaor, who is perched on top of the highest needle. The former track team captain Ouch!!! The crowd is now falling into reverent silence as they notice the arrival of United Nation's President Lawrence DuBois and his Secretary of Peace, Ioe Abrams, who is juggling a couple of handballs. Both have but sparsely covered craniums, probably from worrying about the present senior-pin shortage. A news flash!! This reporter has just been handed a special dispatch concerning two of tonight's guests. The new book by Lonnie Pickens, My Days at Lafayette or Four Years in a Sweat Factory has won the Pulitzer Prize for Education. Honorable Mention for the award went to last year's winner Abe Emanuel for his brilliant expose, School-What For? Now, I see Artie Press, basketball mentor at N.Y.U. discussing the future of sports with Eddie Drasin, general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Say Ed, how much longer do we have to wait? 26 PROPI-lESY Shoot the ham to me Sam, the table's set for meat . . . Those soft, melodious notes were sung by Vic Demeno, the man who sent Crosby, Sinatra, and Como back to Sorrento. Supporting him, was the finest orches- tra in the land, Morty Ielling and his I-E-L-L-O boys. now completing their ninety-fifth week at the Paramount. No, sorry madam, we don't want any flowers-Oh pardon me-i-it's Evelyn Morrison, voted most likely to succeed back in '47. L-A-F-A-Y-E-T-T-E, L-A-F-A-Y-E-T-T-E. Fight team, fight!!! Still at it folks? For the last twenty-five years a rumor has been flying the circuit, that because of the poor quality of lungs on the Cheering Squad, Lafayette didn't win on the gridiron in its first four years. It sounds as if the accused have seen doctors since then. Now, here comes Paul Freeman. the man who won first prize in the Metropolitan Art Exhibit for his painting, Somebody's Sister , being chased by her seven brothers. In a far corner, I see two bear-ded men, gazing perplexedly at a sign which reads: rr 42 l XflCI1'12 tat lc-a M3131 cos 2 At first glance it appears to be a formula for unearthing cosmic power. However, these two mysterious gentlemen, who are Professors Gilbert Rosenzweig, and George Greenfield of the Smithsonian Institute, reveal that it is their new recipe for Munchy Crunchies. Happy munching boys! The tumult now subsides as the orchestra makes ready to play. All stand at attention as the first notes pour forth. And in unison- Oh fairest of our city's schools of leaming . . . Faces sadden, thoughts go back to then, and tears roll down cheeks-it's been a long time, but we still remember! ANSWERS TO GUESS WNO? 1. Mr. RAYMUND 1v.4zl5l: 5. M,. GEURGE EGGERS 2. Mr. MAX RUM 6. Mis., MURIEL CROOKS 3. Mmm. JULIUS J.4c0ns 1 ,,., 1 7. Mr. RUDOLPH BERNSTEIN Fmcn GULIJBISRG 3. Mr. IRVING GORDON 4, Mf. JOSEPH c1:.4ny 27 1-XRISTA MAJOR INSIGNIA 28 SENIGIQS IN CLUBS u in 41.11 11 V . . . f... I., V, V f iw ff-, ,f,,f 1. W,,f,N.v ,,,, ..,,,,,0,,, f f M' .W W yy , ,, 4 , A f .W SENIOR COUNCIL G.O. OFFICERS 29 COMBINED MUSIC ACTIVITIES G.-O. ACCOUNTING STAFF LAFAYETTE NEWS STAFF STUDENT CORPS SPEAKERS BUREAU MARQUIS STAFF GO-GETTERS CHEERING SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM SOCCER TEAM A v -. l'1l4 SPO RTS BY GETTIN' TQIM SIDNEY IACOBSON BETTY MAGAZINER During our four years in high school, Lafayette has at last attained the stature in sports that it so richly deserves. Its teams, although not always of the top caliber in ability. through aggressive, clean play, have made Lafayette a name to be proud of and a school to contend with. The Lafay- ette spectator, now highly sports-conscious, has been an undying, loyal factor during the lean years , and is now being rewarded. A great sports tradition is being built. It is a tradition to rank with that of our finest high schools and colleges. The Frenchie is represented on a wide variety of fields and courts, with new enterprise in sight. In 1946-'47, the football team finally got going on the victory road. In its first four games, the Maroon and White defeated two league adversaries, Erasmus and Midwood. The Frenchies nosed out the Dutchmen in the season's opener, 13-12. and swamped Midwood, 21-0, in the fourth contest. Although the championship was out of the question for them this year, next season may see the Frenchies in the thick of the fight for the mythical title of Brooklyn. Cnce again our alma mater has conquered the City Championship in soccer. This year it was a fight to the end. We played overtime periods and rematches. Bill Ruocco, our fine goalie, upheld a good record and finished the soccer season unscored upon. If the team keeps up this fine record there will not be any more room left on their jackets to acclaim their triumph. The re-born handball team has already written its name on the walls. Lafayette's unsung heroes, the boys on the handball team, have copped the city championship two seasons in a row. The wallman who has had much to do with the drive to the title was Ioe Abrams, doubles partner of Gil Simms. Ioe's expert playing helped the two to trounce many opponents. Artie Press, captain of the basketball team, has led the courtmen for the last time this term. In the 1945-'46 season, Artie carved himself a niche 34 in the history of Lafayette sports when he shattered the former high scoring mark of 22 points set by Murray Weiss in the 1942-'43 season. In the return match with Fort Hamilton's courtmen, Press tallied 25 points setting the new school record. Stalwart of the baseball team was Ed Drasin, co-captain of the squad. Although Ed did not lead the P.S.A.L. Brooklyn division, he kept the Frenchies in the fight as much as he could in the two years that he was on the varsity squad. He hit his first home run in 1945 in the Madison A game. nother star among the diamondmen was Sal Dell'lsola, first-string hurler. For the past two consecutive years, Lafayette High School has held the Girls' Branch P.S.A.L. Trophy for the greatest number of participants in girls' athletics. We have achieved this honor through the co-operation and help of every girl who has attended our sports' clubs. The variety of sport activities offered the girls at Lafayette has been great. We've met after classes to participate in volleyball, basketball. bad- minton, handball, tennis and leaders' clubs. Of those mentioned basketball heads the list in popularity The rules, regulations, and techniques of the games are taught to the girls before they begin to play the games. They are taught to officiate at gxmes as well as play in them. Our girls have been guests of athletic so- cieties at various schools in New York City. Many girls attend leaders' clubs to qualify as junior coaches. Of the many who try. few are chosen. Those who are, offer their time and assistance willingly to help further the activities of girls in sports. The teachings of democracy have shown results in our club activities. Vwfe've played with one another, and against one another, still keeping the value cf sportsmanship above all ideals. One day we officiated: the next time we played. We all did our share and in return have been rewarded through the recognition of the place of girls in sports today. Well, there's the record of the past. For the future, all we. as graduates can say is- Fight on, Maroon and White! 42 . .W M 'UQ , ,fi if ff 'iff 5 fit . , f 'Z f V , , ' ,f 171.f M, 1 ...W , ,4 ,f ,.,. 1. , , A ' Z n ww ,, 2 tvs ,, -5 A . M gf f , f .4 If ,V 1 f ,V A , 1 , , , -La Y WM 35 'HWY Mu 5 , A an ww M f ,Wf M, V 7 f Q W4 ir, f f M I W' ,ff 9 f f gf W Am W V W,,,, , , .W Wy, ff . ,A f4 , fi! ,, , . 'K QI? - L iv ...- Z 1 1 I , fu!! if I , X . Z -2 L N 1 y f -- Ml' 1? , A 2 - ' Q ff 4 if V M 7 f- .,,,, ,,,, , ,ff RUTH AARON Mr. Grady's Office Sec. Sugar and spice and everything nice. IEAN ABBATE Blue eyes, blonde hair, Nice figure, men beware. GERALD ABRAMS Agriculture Department. Good natured and friendly is he, Great success he's sure to be. IOSEPH IRWIN ABRAMS Senior Class President, Senior Arista, Handball Team, Secretary to Mr. Iacobs. Ioe's quite a diplomat and aper- iect athlete, He's all of a gentleman, man- ners complete. LUCY ABRIGNANI Senior Arista, Senior Iudge on Student Court, Secretary to Mr. Margolies, G.O. Representative, Secretary to Miss Feinberg. It brains were money, Lucy would be a millionaire. STEVE ACKERMAN Senior Arista, Tutoring Squad. He is as tall in brains as he is in height, An electrical engineer for him is just right. I' , 4' V 4 ' jg . jg, 'X E W fy , Sf ,..,,,,,, , , Q,,Z , . . ' M . , of f il W ' F ' A ' . I ie ,.1 are ,, .M few N b y .WV 'f V' ff ,A A 'X X ls' Q . ts , -- P- X ,Sis 9 -S 1-:v-sf.:-.. was I .WX .mm::+-- 3:52 m It ' if 1 '-1 X' -2:21-' if-iff' ft h e AX Q , , , . Q X - ' . ? A KW .t S tl X SN YV' :Ne 3. s l as , wg be x n X ,,,., - - t s.,::.,:, 513- ' ' , . A I THOMAS AIELLO Service Squad. There's little about you we can say Except that youre fine in every way. PHILIP ALCURI Pan-American Club, Spanish De- partment. Always gay, never blue, There's a real guy tor you. FRED ALTER Senior Council, Member of the C.A.P.C. When it comes to girls, Fred's always on topg When it comes to his school work, he is by tar no flop. RALPH AMORUSO His high school experience shows The more he learns the more he knows. CARMINE ANGIOLI Football fVarsityD. He sweeps the girls oft their feet. - ANGIE ALOISE Library Squad, Locker Squad. A great many beaux She-is sure to win. ISAAC ANTEBY gzggefia Corps. News Represent- Af I qrquls Representative. 'fer the late loell carries this one But always a :mile and IE'Qdi fOI fun, SHIRLEY ANTIS Mr. Arbeit's Secretary, Mr, Pincuus' Secretary. A nice girl, an all-arounfj ggll Shirley is everyones pal, MYRA APFEL Locker Squad. Her hair and her clothes are eye-catching, AARON APPELBAUM Nothing interfered with his school work. DORIS ARMUS Miss Harfs Secretary. Her beautiful hair and charming smile Are all she needs to make life Worthwhile. LEONARD AUERBACH Service Squad. The Womans Home Com- panionf' 54 ,M 7 4 w ' fZ 'W f we .if X :fy-. :' l 7 f 'V W4 f K, Z if ,: Z V my X ,i W PHILIP ROBERT BAIRD He seems to he a very shv pir- son, But all is not what it seerr.: tc be. FLORENCE BAKESEF Mr. Grady's Ofiice, English Ofiice, Service Squad, Legend Repre- sentative CKnocks and Boostsl, Mr. Millman's Secretary. Florence is a girl of Whorn were fondg Vfilling, able, sweet and blonde, GUY BARBANO Service Squad fCaptainJ, Pan- American Club, Usher Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Major L. Guys a guy who is lots of fun, Guys a guy none should shun. ANNA BARBARA Her hair is dark, her smile is sweet, A girl like her is hard to beat. LEONARD BARKAN Service Squad, Farm Service, 4H Club, Leaders' Corps, 7th Service Squad. His name is louder than his bite. MATTHEW BATTISTA Art Squad. Like Ethyl gas-no Nox. DOROTHY BAUER Shes neat, courteous and kind, A type thats hard to find, DORIS BAUMEL Go-Getter, G.O. Bookkeeper, Sen- ior Council, Lafayette News Staff. She's a bundle ot joy, Shes a bundle of charm, Watch out, boys, Shes a four-state alarm. LEONARD BEAME Leeaders' Corps Show, Leader Corps, Handball Team. Lenny has that certain gleam, He certainly is on the Beame BARBARA BECK Major L, Cafeteria Squad, Eng- lish Office, P.S.A.L. Medal, Bas- ketball. Ambition-strong mind-not lax, Hopes to pay high income tax' PAUL BECKER Leaders' Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. Bow ties and pies, words, but you can't deny Paul is one swell guy. FLORENCE BEISER Day by day, come what may, l'll amble along in my quiet way. . . X-:,,wXg X l Si go X f ir , . i X , .ef rss! ggi ' f ,ff KH, X ,, ffv i' r X X Xt ' , S F. Qt ROSLYN BELL Office Squad, Iunior Arista, Sen ior Arista, Victory Council, Sec retary to Mrs. Gabriel. She has a premium of wisdom which will bring her many divi dends. SEBASTIAN BELLINO A friend to all, he sure rates high, An all-around guy, this exfG.l. ADELE BENDAYAN Mr. Tholfsen's Office, French Club. Wherever she goes, wherever she's sent, Good neighbor relations shes sure to Cement. CLAIRE BENDOW Secretary to Miss Silverberg, Li- brary Squad, Locker Squad. Sweet and dark, Her eyes hold a spark. ANNETTE BENKEL Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Cafe- teria Captain, Secretary to Mr. Halpert. Heres to Annie, who looks so fragileg But clon't let it tool you, she's so agile. REMA BENSON Senior Arista, Secretary to Mr. Lifton, Secretary to Mr. Margo- lies, Lafayette News Representa- tive, Marquis Representative. An Arista girl but not a grind, A girl so nice is hard to find. IERRY BERMAN He's good in history, He just loves dates. HOWARD BERNSTEIN Band, Leaders' Corps, Service Squad. School's all right except for classes. CHARLOTTE BIBI C.A.P. Cadet. Nice and snappy, She'll make some boy happy, SYLVIA BIBI Class President, Marquis Repre- sentative. Lafayette News Repre- sentative. Attendance Office. Sylvia, Sylvia, so sweet and fair Her Sam is with her everywhere GUSSIE BELLERO Shes quick and smart. MURIEL BLATMAN Locker S uad q . Who said that good things comf- in small packages? SHELDON BLOOM Football Team. Sheldon took a six-year course in football and failed, But With the girls he seems to be quite a success. IRA BLUM Service Squad. A quiet lad is he, But quite a fellow, we all agree. ELEANOR BLODY Accounting Office Squad. Attend- ance Office Squad. Miss Downs Secretary. Mr. Rosen's Secretary. With a smile on her lips And a twinkle in her eyes, Shes not the type that you just pass by. MARIE BONAVERO Locker Squad, Volleyball Club. Italian Club. Marie has charm, Marie has Wit, But. best of all, Marie has it, BLANCHE BOROWITZ Not as quiet as she looks. ANNA BOSINER Locker Squad. Clean as a whistle, neat as a pin, A great many beauii Sllfiys su. to Win. ELINORE BRAMSON Days are no bore With Elinore. ELAINE BRAUNSTEIN Locker Squad, Lafayette News Representative. A great gal-really sweet, Shes one chick that can't be beat. HENRY BRAVO A lifeguard, on the soccer team, To the girls he is a dream. VALERIE BREGLIA Locker Squad. Pretty dark hair, eyes ot brown, Never seen with a frown. DORIS BRODY A live wire-always on the got One can see the electricity flow. VIOLET BROOK Secretary ot Class, Secretary ot Iunior Coaches, Library Squad, Emergency Room Squad, Senior Arista. Do you want to win that basket- ball game? When choosing teams just call her name. X x 1 1 .-.-.- -.-C, .. ,. g.w.., . 3. A . ,e Q.. A X E 7 X X Z 3' .', M, S 4 X 1 4 X 1 X f, sw b 1 X X WN V EV dawn NORMAN BROOKS Leaders' Corps, Chemistry Squad, Biology Squad, Pictorial HISQOIY Club. Six years from now will be the date, When Norman may make yoir upper plate. ARNOLD BROSER Arista, Lafayette News, Cafeteria Squad. Not aggressive, but quite im- pressive. IOYCE BROUS Senior Arista, English Office, Pro- gram Committee, Math. C lu b , Pan-American Club. Charming, sincere, sweet and nice, The kincl of girl you think of twice. ARNOLD BROWN Mimeograph Squad, Marquis Art Stall, Photography Editor, Legend Staff, Locker S q u a d , Leaders' Corps. l-lere we have a lively lad, One of the jolliest, never sacl ESTHER BROWNSTEIN Glee Club, Chemistry Lab., Emergency Room. Smiles and laughter, lull of cheer, Hats ott, people-look whos here. HERMAN BRUMMER Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Library Squad. He collects money with such an art, We all wonder where he got his start. ELVIRO BRUNO Leaders' Corps, L in Leaders' Corps, Senior Arista. An engineer he'll be some day. HARRIET BUCHWALD Secretary to Mr. Novak. Her sparkling eyes and fair com- plexion, Make her a girl of rare perfec- tion. ANGELA CALDERARO Sometimes punctual, sometimes late: Three o'clock, out the gate. ROSALIE CALDARERA Student Court Lawyer: Sec. Pan- American C I u b : Pan-American Assembly Program: Senior Ar- ista: Legend Representative. As big as a minute, but as prec- ious as a lifetime. IACK CALDERON Student Court, Speakers' Bureau, 4-H Club. Sincerely cheerful, always de- pendable, Nothing about him that isn't commendable. ANN CALISE Senior Glee Club: Choral Club: Newman Club. With her dark hair and a live complexion, she would be stiff competition for Cleopatra. I -V.. , . f' ' 4 Q ,iw f . Z 1 ZZ f Z f::+y,:,f! 4-if' I . 7 . ' ' ff . . f M, X '7' ,- : izif'I'?-, , Z f Ji 'A , fr, 45' JI ff' 4 2441, ' r ... i g . ,,,, . , LORETTA V. CALISE Secretary to Mrs. Ross: Dean's Office Squad: Cantata Club: Sec- retary to Mr. Modica. We don't know her very well, But what We know is mighty swell. EMILIO CAMBRIA Vice-President of Pan-American Club: Pan-American Assembly Program. Emilio is really one swell guy, But why on earth is he so shy? ANN CAMPESI G.O. Council, Arista Ureasurerl, Dean's Office, Social Studies Squad, Victory Council. Ann is cr girl who's hard to finol, 'Cause there are not many of her kind. LOUIS CANCELLO Louie, Louie, quite Cancello, You are such cz mellow fellow. SADIE CANNIZZARO French Office: Secretary to Mr. Rosen. There's little about her We can say, Except that she's fine in every way. PEARL CAPE Secretary to Mr. Nussbaum: Sec- retary in English Office: Legend Staff: Victory Representative. Did. you ever see a dream walking? ANNA CARDAMONE L o c lc e r Squad, Social Studies Oiiice, V i c t o r y Representative. Gym Secretary. Always nice, never wild, How can we knock a girl so mild? LARRY CASTER Larry is not so hot with the femmes, But just give him his daily PM ALBERT CAVALLO Al Cavallo is the guy with the baby tace, But with the girls he's got some case. WALTER CHERNOCH Radio Club, Physics Lab., Math. Club. Assembly Programs. Serv- ice Suad. Quiet and shy, What a swell guy! ROSE CHIARELLO Library Squad, Class Secretary to Mr. Nazer. A gal that's sweet, without pref tense, One with reason and goocl sense. ANITA CHIEVETTA Biology Lab. Her charm and personality rare Make her welcome everywhere. W s ,gg H t f 1 fr f ,, zfw' Mf xy , ,EE . ff A ,Q--Q ,. , ' ' YKWK - wa. iz: r ' 5:gs21:2iE 4 A . ' JZ, I :E-gf. 4 sf A 5 at ' 425' ., J gifs .,,. , , A f , S, g l 'tg it ' W. f . .l as X l ,V ,E F V Y' , .f i.j:i?WQX t ...,, N .,,,. ., MmsMs.t.....,N 1 if If is . N IZ I f 5 ff 5 I 1 F? 2 M W! , ,, , I, 'WV' Zmrsxm . :1 Ti , '- 'Q Xl fgff , ' ., X :,, , Exo? 'X'-sl-ir .,.. 'A WW k ai 37 ,5 , , r 25 juss t,.j'., ' A sf i s Fl Q I Z IOHN CIRRI Modest, unassuming rnan, Always does the best he can. IOSEPHINE CLAUSI Mr. Schenberg's Office Secretary. Mr. Holstein's Secretary. Miss Kerner's Secretary. If girls were rated in carats alone, lt'd cost you a lot to buy this stone. ELLEN COHEN Too nice to knock. GERALDINE COHEN Secretary to Pan-American Club. Library Squad, Legend Staff, Pan- American Play, Service Squad. Gerry is a vivacious lass, Saucy, pert and lull oi class. MORRIS COHEN Swing and sway with Sarnrny Kaye, Strike a tone with Morris Cohen, ALFRED CONSOLI Service Squad, Lafayette News Reporter. A real pal, Al. IRMA COOPER Biology Squad. Up four flights and there she goes, Running softly on her toes. IAY COOPER Captain Stage Squad, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Major Insignia. Full of energy for work is Iay, He's with the stage squad every day. ARTHUR COOPERMAN Class chauffeur-drives the teachers crazy. SEYMOUR F. CORENTHAL Always filled with common sense, One would call it intelligence. ANTHONY CONSTANTINO lf you think ci needle in a hay- stack is hard to find, Try finding a nicer fellow than this one we have in mind. IOSEPHINE COTTONE A gleam of mischief sparkles in her sparkling eyes. cr A-ff' A ,fi '3 . V,', f izzff if' f 5 ,N Z? M , 1 Q ,W ,f I ff' A ff f f fy , QW 7 ' ,, V , ,fl V ,qw 5 Iii , 4, y.,. A f f 4 , f X, 7 f A W f . ,riff ff 1' f f , iw 'U X 1 1 Z yff yf f 4 1 ffff f X ' ff? f 41 lxfagj 5 fM f , Z, M975 t if f Z f -aj 1 X 1 W 4 Z 'V ,ff f W7 'fry I y,,y X X ! .ff ,mari , N f 1 f Wx W f X f , f fi V , , fi 5. 21, we gm ' f i f ,,', f , ,twf 3 ff ff ff ff ELVIRA COTUGNO Secretary to Mrs. Lateltin and Mrs. Le Bow: Cafeteria Squad. Petite Elvira, sweet and shy, Shell get places by and by, EVA CROSSMAN Glee Club. One of l..afayette's preferred stock. QUIDO D'AGOSTINO Quiet and pensive, Thoughts aren't expensive. IOHN D'AMICO A young man of the quiet kind, A knock for him is hard to find. FLORENCE DANK Library Squad, Miss Lewis' Of- fice, Locker Squad. Miss Fay's Office Squad. A charming girl is Flo, A pleasure for any one to know. DOLORES DAPIRAN English Office, Math. Office, Library. A combination hard to beat, Gay, neat, pretty, and sweet. SIDNEY DAVIDENKO All men are created equal, But he always :stands on two ey:- ceptions. DONALD DAVIDSON loe Rosenthal and his Speed Graphic is famed For his lwo lirna picture- Don Davidson and his Baloy Brownie is larnedg lt anything comes out. DORIS DAVIS Usher Squad, Legend Staff Sec- retary, Knocks and Boosts Com- mittee, Victory Council, Legend Literary Staff. She'll dance through lite without a care, A girl like her is very rare. MARIE DE CILLIS Neat and sweet, To know her, a treat. THERESA I. DE MAIO Never a groan, nary a fret, A favorite with all, you can loet. LENA DE MOLFETTO Sec. and Vice-Pres. of Iunior Coaches, Sec. in Gym Class. Off. Class Sec., Sec. in Eco., Sec. in B.M. How could we ever forget Lena, The lunior Coach ot Latayette. ff 1. ' if-. ', f f y I .4 1 5 X f, f ,X .- .,,:r,ff2 cl ,, ,fvzs f, 3, 3-I gvb f f' f ,I M 2 1 if f 2 A ' EDA DE ANGELIS I Tutorial S qu a d and Teacher-S Secretary, Newman C l u b , L1- brary Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Tennis Club. It you could cook The way you look. ROSEMARIE DEL GIARNO Small and neat, Quiet and sweet. SALVATORE DELL'ISOLA Baseball Team. Tall, dark, and a baseball play- er too. Thats just too much for me, oohhh! RHODA DIAMOND Art Office, Legend Staff, English Office, Marquis Art Staff, Locker Squacl. As precious to everyone as her last name. LOUISE DEPIETRO Senior Class Sec., Senior Arista, Sec. to Miss Linck, Sec. to Mr. Arbeit, Basketball Club. Wherever Louise will go, the class is sure to know, 'Cause shes the girl who tows around our graduation dough. LILLIAN DISTEFANO lt noise were rnade by quiet She would be a riot. MURRAY DONITZ B a s k e t b all Squad, Infirmary Squad, Locker Squad, Lafayette News Staff. I-le's tall, hes good looking, and has lots of charm, I-le's known as Lafayettes atomic bomb. MARILYN DORMAN Legend Art Staff, Usher Squad, Knocks and Boosts Committee, Secretary to Mr. Halpert, Secre- tary to Miss Iohanson. A little saint We know she ain't, And one she'll never beg I guess that maybe that is why we think So rnuch of she. EDDIE DRASIN Captain of Baseball Team, Gym Secretary. If baseball players We were to sort, Eddie would be found the great- est sport. MARILYN DRUCKER Lafayette News Representative: Library Squad. Not very small, not very tall, But sweet and charming and liked by all. STANLEY DRUCKER Lafayette News, Business Man- ager, Legend Staff, Major Like vitamins-mixed. up in everything. LUCILLE DUBINSKY Secretary to Mrs. Hauptman and Mrs. Mackey. Sweet, friendly and sincere, ls the girl we mention here. 7140 ,M WW STANLEY DUBOFF Cafeteria Squad, Boys' Locker- room Squad. He likes therri short, he likes them tall, He likes them any Way at all. LAWRENCE DuBOIS President of G.O., Grade Repre- sentative, Senior and Iunior Ar- ista, Lafayette News Staff, Leg- end Staff, Leaders' Corps. Brains and charrn, a dirnpled grin, Wherever he G.O.'s he's sure to win. IACK DWECK The wonder boy, They stare and wonder ! IOAN DWORK Her face is her fortune, and that runs into a nice figure. EDNA EFROS Worked for Mr. Levine and Mr. Grady. This pretty young miss who makes you sigh, Never fails to Catch a fellows eye. ELIZABETH EGAN Worked for Grade Adviser, New- man Club, Glee Club. Quiet in school, But well liked by all. ROBERT EHRLICH He's got two feet firmly planted on a cloud, SAMUEL EHRLICH Service Squad. To him Lafayette was just a dream, And graduation is the alarm clock waking him up. MARILYN EICHENBAUM Secretary to Mrs. Dufort, Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Usher Squad. Marilyn is so sweet and fair, With her big blue eyes and light blond hair. RUTH EIDER Girls' Emergency Room: Secre- tary to .Mr. Baym. This Eider is sweeter than apple cider. PHYLLIS I. EISDORFER Stage Manager of Varsity Show, Secretary to Mrs. Barlas, Mr. Grady's Office, Marquis Business Statf, Knocks and Boosts Commit- tee. A smart, lovable chick, with loads of vigor, A beautiful face, and what a figure! BERNARD EISELKOIN Too nice to knock. .,.... ,..,, , v , .. X Il I' 1,2-. ,, f 'W ' V ,-sr. if , 2. I ,.,,, , 2' ' , U y ' Q43 f f Q, 'Q V Y -:sr-Mrffa:.t::zsf:, ., 1 L X 5, -ew u.-Q., IOHN ELETTO Manager Football Team, Locker Squad, Glee Club, Leaders' Corps, Secretary in Gym. Mild as a Camel, satisfying as cr Chesterfield , Put them both together-you have a Lucky Strike. IRVING ELHAI Library Squad, Iunior Band, Sen- ior Band, Radio Guild, Victory Council Representative. Irving needn't rely on Emily Post, Because of perfect manners, he can boast. SELMA ELKIN Secretary to Miss Daly, Locker Squad, English Office Squad, Marquis Representative. No matter Where Sonny goes, She's ready for action and on her toes. ABE EMANUEL Associate Editor of Lafayette News, Managing Editor of Leg- end, Major Insignia, Senior Aris- ta, Chemistry Squad. Better take a second look, I-le's the guy who Wrote the book. FRANCES ENGEL Cafeteria Squad. All the kir1g's horses, and all the king's men, Couldn't get Frances back to Lafayette again. RAY ENGLER Dramatic Club, Iunior Coaches Office Squad, Basketball Club Official fall sports clubsl. Wherever she'll go, whatever she'll do, With flying' colors she's sure to come through. l BERNARD EPSTEIN VUYSUY Football 3 years, Varsity Squad. Show. Chemistry Squad, Locker We hope you will use, Wherever YOU Q01 The lessons you learned in the varsity show. STANLEY EPSTEIN Service Squad, Lafayette News, Cafeteria Squad, Secretary to Mrs. LeBow, Senior Arista. Lonesorneness is no more found When this jivin' man gets around . RAE ESSES Victory Representative. A girl worth Waiting for. SAM ESSES Marquis Club, Cafeteria Squad, Victory Representative. He's or leading student-he leads the class out of the room. HOWARD ESSNER Speakers' Bureau, Senior Arista, Iunior Arista, Service Squad, Captain Varsity Show 1946. Oh, doctor Cwe hopell l'd love to have you take my Dulse. ANGELA FALCONE Secretary to Mr. Weisberg, Sec- retary to Mr. Nazer, Secretary to Miss Weissman. A good friend, a nice girl, To sum it up, a genuine pearl. ,,,. ' ' If' . ' f ., x - ' 2' W- ,, ' H fr f le, I, .iz ' W ,,,,,.,, V, , if M , 7 2 X f X I f' Z , I rf?f l f f 4 f Z f , ff!7 .2 ,, H nf: ' 'f fm ff fr ' 'rf an f f ,, ff f. , U . f M X f A 7 1 f W1 4 , ,W f MW ' ' A WLf , Z 1 5 f f f f L A W , ',,' X T' ,. AQ: w V TW 7 4 'Q X ,., ' C If We t, if ' l EDMUND FALKOWSKI Blue eyes, blonde hair, happy- go-lucky, He just doesn't care. ETHEL FARBER She keeps coming back like a song. The song . . . Temptation, DOLORES FASANO Of her fellow, Dickie, she's mighty proud, As she Walks about on a light pink cloud. PAULINE FARINA Personality and charm go hand in hand. IEAN FARINOLA Newman Club, Mr. Pocai's Office Squad, C a p tain in Cafeteria Squad. Her red hair belies all tradition. She has a sunny disposition, CONCETTA FARRANTO Dean's Office Squad. Like Camels, she's rnild, like Chesterfields, she satisfies, alto- gether she's a Lucky Strike. ELAYNE FEDERMAN Her whole description is complete With just one word- sweet MARILYN FEIFER Arts and Crafts Club, Secretary to Miss Lehish, Secretary to Miss Smith. A swell gal who's loads ot fun, And makes a hit with everyone. DOROTHY FEIGELMAN Here's to ci maiden, simple and sweety lust the kind you'd like to meet. HOWARD FEIGENBAUM The Navy's loss was Lafayettes gain, BEVERLY FEINBERG At her schoolwork she-'s a whiz, Knows the answers to every quiz. GLORIA FEINMAN Treasurer CG.O.J, G o - G e t t e r K S e C . D , Lafayette News Staff, G.O. Bookkeeper, Victory Coun- cil Representative. A willing smile, a helping hand, We all think her very grand N f W s f I Qi ,W G-.,. N fx 5 ft HARRIET FEIT I Senior Arista, lllniof Aflsm' La' tayette News Staff, Grade Ad- viser's Statf. A ray of sun, A bale of fun. RHODA FEIT Senior Arista, Office of Dean of Girls' Attendance, T e a c h e r ' s Helper. Personality and wit, She's got uit. DANIEL FELDHEIM Student Court Lawyer, Marquis Literary Staff, Legend Literary Stait. Wrote for the Marquis and Leg- end in the past, But ah! Were getting rid. oi him at last. IOAN FELDMAN Glee Club. Never cross, never snappyg Always pleasant, always happy. RUTH FELDMAN A blend ot rnildness and mellow- MAY FERTIG Secretary to Mr. Nussbaum, Switchboard Operator. May is as honest as December 21, as long and as sweet as March 2l, as welcome as lune 21 and as sweet and wholesome from September all the way around. ROSE FILECCIA A nice girl, both sweet and witty, To top it off, she's very pretty. ROBERT EDWARD FINEBERG Civil Air Patrol Cadets. Mimeo- graph Squad. Biology Squad. Math. Squad, Senior Arista. Even though slightly shy, When it comes to rnath, Robert is quite the guy. IOAN FINGOLD Cheering Squad, Treasurer of Senior Class, Miss Ross' Office. Math class would really buzz lf figures came as neat as hers. ROBERT FLORIO Class Secretary. Try, try as hord as we may, Theres nothing but good that we can say. ROBERT FOPPIANO He got something out of Lafay- ette-himself. CHARLOTTE FRANK Bond Representative. Pretty, sweet, sincere and nice, A girl you have to think of twice. fi lf! I , 4' f , f X X .W v A4-LII' If ,, ' H ,r ,, 'W ff Q 1 jf .W fi f 1 , f X ZW 4 ,ff f 75 f ., , 1' g gi if 7 :aff ff 1 ., 1,4 ,Z ,Q 4' f f , X JW W ff ff f if ,V , , . ,., , ,, , VIZ t f g inf A if flfyf xkf ff VERA FRASCHILLA French Office. French Club, Bas- ketball Club. Quiet and neat, And oh, so sweet. CONNIE FRASCONARO A good friend, a real pearl, To sum it up, a swell girl. MARCIA FREEDMAN Lafayette News Staff, Mr. Grady's Office Squad. Quiet and subtle, nice in man- ner, She deserves a Lafayette banner PAUL K. FREEMAN Marquis Staff. Art Editor Legend Staff, Cafeteria Squad. Art and girls are a pretty nice mixture, At the Kingsway he's a per- manent fixture. IERRY FRIEBAUM Vice-President Senior Class, Vice- President of Victory Council, Ma- jor Iunior Arista. Leaders Corps. Friendly, charming, with a smile, Carries personality all the While. v REBA NAN FRIELICH Locker Squad, Biology Lab. Curious of things within and without, Thats Reba without a doubt, ROBERT S. FRIELICH Baseball Manager, Boys' Infirm- ary Squad, Locker Squad. Quiet and efficient, We have it sufficient. SAUL FREILICH Lafayette News Sports Editor, Legend Staff, Service S q u a d, Major Insignia. Writings his hobby, especially sportsg Saul is an ace at athletic re- ports. IRIS FRIED Iunior Arista, Bond and Stamp Representative, Girls ' Athletic Clubs, Major L Insignia, Dean of Boys Office. Iris Fried's voice is sweet and clear, Her songs people are glad to hear. FRANCES FREUND Senior Arista, G.O. Staff, Library Squad, Marquis Business Staff. Sweet and neat, She's all-reet, GERALD FRIEDMAN Study Hall Squad, Photography Club. He Wants to be ct photographer and is always looking for a model Csheb to pose for him. LOUISE FRIEDMAN Bank Squad, Red Cross Squad, G.O. Representative, D6-an's Ol- fice Squad. She sets the style in Lafayette, A girl like her We won't forget. faqw V- -- a X ,rs f f is-wa? ' - ' 4 rss :wif . 4 ,,e Qi:::f:.,.Ej5 - 4 X , 2 P 1 fem I X 4' s ff X Q? 73 f X V5 X s , W f f f , K: 4 -S + . , .Q fs WP' 415 RUTH FRIEDMAN Mr. Grady's Squad, Main Office -129, Library Squad. Spanish dancing she adores, Spanish homework she abhors. BERNARD GAOR Co-Captain of the Track Team. Crazy-legs Gaor - N.Y.U.'s future Track Coach. SEYMOUR GEISSER Locker Squad, Legend Staff, Sen- ior Council Representative, Senior Arista. Red hair, dimples, and he's wishin' Sorne day he'll be ct good physician. HARVARD GILBERT Locker Squad. He sweeps the girls off their feet. IOSEPHINE GIORDANA Sweetest gal this side of heaven. MARIORIE GIRECKI Secretary to Mrs. Iohanson: Bond and Stamp Representative. Sweet, charming, and likable. -LLOYD F. GLICKHAUSE Semor Arista, Biology Squad. Service Squad, Whose shoulders will we cry upon When We find that Lloyd is gone? PAUL GLICKMAN Leaders' Corps, Service Squad. A little joke, lots of cheer, A little mischief, Paul is here. MARTIN GLUCK Cheering Squad. Go-Getters. I-le finally finished his course. lsn't it a sharne, girls? ROSLYN GLUSHIEN Office Helper to Miss Fay. You see her here, you see her thereg I guess this gal's been every- where. IEROME GOLD Cheering Squad, Go-Getter. All that glitters is not gold, SONIA GOLD Secretary to Mr. Novak and Mr. Tall. Combine loveliness and brains, Charm like hers always remains. J. t ,, ' 1 43 , .fi 't 3 if-5 M J 1 ' 1 f fs s 5' ff lv J 1 f 6 Y 'Zf 50 ' A vjyf U'1Z4:v'.y4fL ,Q , -6 1 f' FQ NIE ? AZN' , , PHILIP GOLDBERG Mimeograph Squad. W , He wants to be an accountant- He likes all figures? 0 f f X Qi -1 . 7 J ? ALVIN GOLDFINE Library Squad. He knows all the answers and all the girls. ANN DORIS GOLDSTEIN Magic Squad. Victory Council. Library Squad, Legend Literary Staff, Major lfriendly, sweet, and full of fun, Our Ann is tops with everyone. MARILYN GOLDSTEIN l I' f f ff If k f f f Z ' x . I f v,,v f 3 .E A ff? 1 1,5 JW lv ff ,Z X ,K fff , f,7 Z 4 V Q f f I X be 1 , .61 xy Biology Office, Accounting Office, Secretary to Mr. Starrs, Grade Representative-7th Term, Secre- tary to Mrs. Hauptman. Dark eyes, a bright step, There's a girl with plenty of pep. RITA GOLDSTEIN Math. Dept. Squad. Secretary to Mrs. Rafter, Emergency Room. So small, so sweet, So cute and petite. 'Zia V1 V Q55 ,. , ,,,, X , ff Y J SANDRA GOLDSTEIN .-'i',: ' - Switchboard Operator. L o c k e r Squad. Lafayette News Represen- , V, tative, Marquis Representative. ' A Office 197. , .f.,. A sweet girl is hard to find M Here is one to keep in mind. ff W as uvf N ! W f ff , - . ,A ...M . S - .. 1- ' Q f SYLVIA GORCHMAN Lovely looker, dresses well, Will be a success, we can tell. IEWEL GORDON Asst. Capt. Stage Squad, Legend Staff. Major L Insignia, Mr. Kaster's Office Squad. I u d g e, Student Court. A finer jewel was never found. ALICIA GOODMAN Legend Representative, Service Squad, Senior Glee Club, Emer- gency Room, Locker Squad. In a world of her own with Sid. RHODA GRAFF Marquis Business Stott, Mr. Frei- lich's Secretary. Rhoda is C1 swell gal, One who has many a pal. HERBERT GRAY I-Iis virtues too numerous to men- tion, But he'd like change, when he pays attention. ALVIN GREEN Hes not greerill WW t ,U 44, y Ad 4? f -5 1? , s f M ' 2 'f , f f 'Q A jj , f ,f f ' 7 f' f y of W 1 f, wg f gg df l 14 fo A f X . 4-...f f . , ' V , f 4' K ff W jf X f 'Q 4 7 I W! f f ff! 1' hi , ...W-:H ' , f V .. . 1 -.1.:mt'125 ' '1 as rim' ANNETTE GREENBERG Annette has dark hair, and ruby lips, So all you boys better take these tips. IERRY GREENBERG Music Squad, Senior Band, Schol- arship Student at the Iuilliard School of Music, Cafeteria Squad, Bond and Stamp Representative. Pied Piper of Lafayette. LIBBY GREENBERG Biology Squad, Mr. Blank's Sec- retarv, Mr. Tholtson's Office, Leg- end, Mr. Freidman's Secretary. Libby has a profile all the way down that just cant have any knocks. ROBERT GREENBERG ln all his work he-'s done his best, And. now hes glad its off his chest. GEORGE GREENFIELD Ham Radio Club, Physics Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Physics Club, Senior Arista. So they gazed as the wonder grew, That one srriall head carried all he knew. SAUL GREENFIELD Senior Arista, German, Spanish, Latin. Otiice Squad. Saul has a heart of gold, Always does as he is told. HOWARD GREDITOR Basketball Team, Handball Team, Infirmary Squad. Howie is quite G guy. we rs ...s aa. BEN GRISAFI Senior Band, Dance Orchestra, Music Squad, Mr. Pocai's Office Squad. Ftcrr. the locks of things, I thixk we are gcirf to have ar.c ' Lazio. .-c1C,-' ir hails, CLARA GROBMAN Red Cross Representative. -ice ana sweet, quiet and tall, 'Ne :ar':,r',' 1:c','.' s:e's here at all, ROSALIE GRUMER Mr. Lilton's Otiice Squad. lfever grufipy, always a sri' For this girl fellcn-fs 'Noll' ,-1 -V.-5 ... ..... .,, BLOSSOM S. GRUSHAW G.O. Representative, Lafayette News Representative, Cafeteria Squad. Very chazrgixg, but GF' ' alaffzingl Happy and gay, We like ELT that way. RALPH GUARINO Speakers' Bureau, Student Court, S e n i o r Arista, Biology Squad, Major L Insignia. He may be small, But he has tall ideas. -s ,. 111 V 1' hy' vgws, K 2 - ' 3 W j A I J, V 25.1 f '- ,, f I 7, 7? f fi ,I , , ,ff j f f . 23 Ai! PHYLLIS GUDIS Secretary to Mr. Levine, Secre- tary to Mrs. LeBoW, Secretary to Mr. Sehres, Secretary to Mrs. Wortman. 13, ciztrzfa ai? sc sy'-se' o's THELMA GUTHARTZ Locker Squad, Red Cross, Mar- quis Representative, Secretary in Study Hall. V+ Ver :Keir iz-- and flask- irig Qcrsz-,., 1 ze s 7 :Li '. fsr ' ...iss Hush:- Huhca jsrize. ETHEL GUTLAIZER Emergency Room, Current Events Club, Locker Squad, Assembly Program, Basketball. r..'.'-'Cf':'E E',','E-El, '.1.'f'f'C'f'E 'C-1'C 'i ' ,EEL C' U C..',','f1'f'E' ' ELIGENTE. HABER H Here s C1 sneer .cr one s',-rs.. guy, 'Yup 'Nm . , w ,.,-.e. .., ,ne M.. zur. ESTHER HABIB Library Squad, Mr. Starrs' Secre- tary, Mr. Chalmas' Secretary, G.O. Rep. Qiripled Cheeks arid smiling eyes, qc, YP. prefs A ,Ms-L., e-:Za l -.- an .. ..- .4 O.-,sA I... -. PEARL HACKER Secretary to Miss Gordon and Mr. Arbeit. Ycu no lsriger gave to ge ic ieaveri T: ies: 1121 arf' l sing BEVERLY HAIMOFF Mr. Grady's Squad, Victory Rep- resentative, Lafayette News Rep- resentative, Usher Squad. There's little about you We can SQY, Except that you're fine in every way. SIDNEY HALPERN Sorne kid, Sid. MAY HAMMER Dean of Boys' Office, Volleybail Squad, Secretary in Attendance Office, Bond Stamp Representa- tive, Secretary to Mrs. Roth. lust like the month she's named aiter, Pleasant and sunny. CLARA HANAN Program Committee, Bond and S t a m p Representative, Marquis Representative, English Office. Eyes that sparkle, hair ashine, A sweet face, a girl that's fine, IANET HANAN G.O. Representative, Bond and Stamp Representative, Marquis Office, Cafeteria Squad, Lafay- ette News Representative. Sweet as sugar, As good as gold, She's a cute dish For Abe to hold. GLORIA HANKIN Dancing Club, Roller Skating Club. That she's sweet we have no doubt Why she's so quiet We can never f i :w w M .' V 4 I 'W 1 5 f 1 f 1 ii Z f 4 f I , f '- ,f it ,,, rf ,, ,, fw1Sj , . . , A ,Q W g t Z , .r,'.zg' , ff , .. ,..,,, H yi t V . 52 . 4 Q ' New XS XX SZ! xx 51: if , find out. ,A as ,QQ x XX , i FAN ., f,,:,,s X 0, X. X K gsm ,.: if-Q'-'bf QK ZH' ,ti f f. .- I -it Sta it s-it ,Et- 1- ff?5.f+ 4'-'x v , x as ss' ff si t 7-swf X, X X 414' SX I , 0 X PEARL HARARY She's engaged, she's IOZJEIY- What more can we sC1Yf VIRGINIA HARARY Whatever garne Virginia is in She has the spirit to fight and. win. MORTON HARRIS You can depend on hirn in a pinch. MELVIN HARRISON Marquis Staft, Lafayette News, Leaders' Corps, Major Class idol, Been idle for four years. IRA HARTMAN Senior and Swing Band, Music Squad, G.O. Representative, Sen- ior Orchestra. On the beam. FRANCES HASPEL Senior Arista, Booster, Go-Getter Iudge Student Court. A cute little Go-Getter. And, boy, can she get 'emi CHARLOTTE HAYDEN Secretary to Mr Weisber So . , ,- 9, - cial Studies Oiiice. Secretary to Mr. Margolies. Cute and clever, Naughty, never, Well, hardly ever. BERNARD HECKER Speakers' Bureau, Go-Getter. Senior Band. Bernie Hecker is the reason Spring is females' favorite sea- son. HARRY HELFELD Were just wild about Harry , . IOSEPHINE HELLER Radiant personality, bright and true, Enough good points to equal two, IOSEPH HENIG Cafeteria Squad Captain. A solid fellow. You know why? He always keeps his spirits high RHODA HERMAN Secretary to Mr. Thollsen, Mr Lilschutz, Mrs. Warshauer. , , She's so cute, sweet and kind, A nicer girl we cannot find. f X V x f ' , f lf ' JW ARTHUR HERMOWITZ X ie at the best. I Or W ffqyw f-. ,Z f' f x ' f ff ,Q if N, ,. Sn f ff f + ff Z M Q 'Q , f .5 if L ,X f i f ff yf , f ROSALYN HERSHKOWITZ Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Table Captain. As swell a girl as you can find, Smart, sweet and so refined. IOSEPH HORN A true friend. ROSLYN HORN CBlack Hairj Cast of Varsity Show, Varsity Show, Art and Interior Decora- tion. About her everyone has to say Here is a girl with artistic Ways. ROSLYN HORN KBlond Hairt G.O. Representative, Health Edu- cation Oliice, Lafayette News Representative. Ninety-tive pounds of personality plus. BERNICE HOROWITZ With her dark hair and bright eyes, She will make some man a lovely prize. ROSLYN HUTCHER Tall, attractive and slender, Sparkling eyes, a solid sender. CHARLES IOCCA Biology Office, Biology Lab., Bi- ology Squad. Quietness, sublimeness, lriendli- ness. MARIORIE IESU In her sweet way right from the start, She won a place in everyones heart. MARVIN IMBERMAN Alter the bell comes this one, But always a smile and ready for lun. EMANUEL INTOCI Service Squad. President of Pan- American Club, Assembly Pro- grams, Senior Arista. Everytime we meet our Manny in the hall, lt's ay, ay, ay with a Spanish drawl. MARTHA IOCOLANO Secretarial Studies Squad, Secre- tary to Mrs. Hauptman, Bond Representative. Too nice to knock. Q -AAM R ,, ..,., 3 A ,, V14 l 'tm . : ' L 4 5 .Y , -.J X Q r J ' f X ' -fx if SIDNEY IACOBSON Lafayette News Staff, Legend Staii. A fine reporter he will be, A His by-line We will sorne O-Of! see. LENORE IACOBY Pretty, sweet, sincere and nice, A girl you think of more than twice. MORTON IF-LLING Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Music Squad. Leader ot Swing Band. Morton wants to be a musician. We hope he gets what he-'s awishiri'! IOHN IENNINGS Iohnny is handsome, clever, and wise, To knock him, therefore, no one tries. SELWYN IURIN Service Squad, Caieteria Squad. Years from now he'll cure our pains, And rheuniatisni, when it rains' DAN KABOT The terror ol the Campfire Girls. HILDEGARD KAHN Biology Lab., Locker Squad, Of- fice Rm. 137. Mr. Levine's Office. Sweet of temper, good of heart, Always ready to do her part. MARILYN KALMUS Library Squad. Mari1yn's kind and gentle dispo- sition Will always win her recognition. RHODA KAMINSKY Mrs. Schneir's Office Squad: Mr. Grady's Ofiice Squad: Secretary to Mr. Haupt: Biology Lab.: Mar- quis Representative. Like Chesterfields, she satisfies, Like Camels, she's extremely mild, Altogether shes a Lucky Strike. CYNTHIA KAPLAN Secretary in Girls' Attendance Office: Senior Dues Rep. She's awfully nice, and oh! so sweet, To be with her is quite a treat. ELAINE KAPLAN Biology Lab. Elaine, with her entrancing smile, Thrills the boys with her charm- ing guile. HONORA KAPLAN Vivacious Miss, who's sure to please, But there's no Honey without the Bees A f xg I f f fy 11 ' f Qfrj., ...,. .X as 9 iff Q- :. ,, ' :r,, INA MAE KAPLAN Legend Representative. Lovely girl, pleasant and gay, That's our friend, Ina Mae. SAUL KAPLAN Knocks and Boosts Committee: Major Legend Staff, Lafayet- te News Stafi. Lafayette News Rep. Wants to go abroad-far away, But he-'ll come back, that's sure to say. HAROLD KARNER Senior Orchestra: Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Library Squad. Handsome is this boy named Karner, Each girl who sees him is a goner. IANICE KARNIOL Major Attendance Office. Grade Adviser's Secretary. Sweet and happy, iull of fun, Some guy will be the lucky one, EDNA KASPER Secretary for Miss Linck, Secre- tary for Miss Feinberg. A knock for Edna is hard to find, For she is a girl of the finest kind. ALLAN KASS Manager Football Team, Senior Council Representative. Looks at his books twice amonth to see if they're his. ETHEL LANGER Locker Squad, News a er Re P P P-1 Volleyball Club, Basketball Club, Badminton Club. Whenever the scores about to tall lust watch this girl play volley- ball. FLORENCE LAUPER Grade Adviser Helper, Marquis and Lafayette News Hep., Bond and Stamp Rep. Ol all the things she does pos- sess, The best ot these is friendliness, LOUIS LAUPER Senior Arista, Service Squad, Bio. Squad, Vice-Pres. Bio. Club, Vic- tory Club. . Louie Lauter is an ambitious boy, Some day he'll bring his mother iOY- CHERUBINA LAVORINI Victory Council Representative, Bond Representative, Secretary to Mrs. Zion. Gentle, quiet, a lady through and through, A sweeter girl we never knew, MYRON LECAR Leaders' Corps. Which came first? By Mike its always the Chicken. LORRAINE LEDERMAN News Representative, Secretary to Mr. Arbeit, Legend Represen- tative, Prom Representative. Latayettes loss ls another's gain, Dur Lorraine. f if f f gt rw , 1 1 I., 163, ,-:.'Z I 1' , tsfizfzf :E .' .,,,, , t W lt, V , , :-,.- A as Z' .3 .:5-:-A .,.,. : ,M , X 1 5 xx .Ari X 9 f E X f Y .W f i X f S , so 2 Q st f 9 s X X5 X fx si. . V :gi 1 , y ..,.,,,,,. .,,, , , 1' 2 X ....,. f ffm ,Nt ,H-up N- f '. 'JN Join ' 't et ' .5 .. ,, QQ.: gf . ,fe-5 'E -' l .. -3 ,,w11Q,3,.t. 1,9 4 :N , .,... K '- s ss X . , yytf ,,. ff..--: , , ,w4!3',,1 - V . if x 95 . sw. t - .X x V E 4. X Q X X Q, Y S. X by I X x f, ,. if ., X i s H i t Q ' ' 1 1 f J MURIEL LEESE alist always manages to engc herself. DOLORES LIENEWOKE Legend Representative. Got no diamonds, got no money Still her lite is bright and Sonny, TED LENOK Q A boy who's glad to get through Aren't we all? SEYMOUR LERNER We wouldn't want another way To liven up a boring day. STANLEY T. LERNER Biology Squad, Varsity Show Cast, Iune 1945. Likes school very much Except classes, exams and such, ALICE LEVINE Locker Squad, Lafayette News Rep., Bond and Stamp Rep., Teacher's Secretary, Miss Downs' Office Squad. A grand sport and a good friend, One on whom you can always depend. This charming little conversation! FLORENCE LEVINE G.O. Council, City and Borough G.O. Council, Cast ol Two Var- sity Shows, Member of Senior and Iunior Arista. Applause by the torrents Will be earned by our Florence, FRANKLYN LEVINE Photography Club, Cafeteria Squad Captain. You can bank On our Frank. PEARL LEVITT . Pearl is a girl who likes to dance, But when it comes to lesson, shes in a trance. ALAN LEONARD LEVY Library Squad, Mimeograph Squad, Glee Club, Service Squad, Current Events Club. Red hair, sprinkled with freckles and iced with wisdom, Makes hirn a cute Cup-Coke BEATRICE LEVY Secretary of G.O., Ser1i0r A155101 Iunior Arista, G.O. Representa- tive, Secretary to Mr. Arbeit. Bea has a face as pretty an o picture Vlfhich runs into a nice lrarnf- too, EDNA LEVY Glee Club, Legend Literary Staff, Cafeteria Squad, Basket- ball Squad. A pleasant girl, a good Dal, All around a regular gal. ct? W 1223, MARCELLE LEVY Library Squad. Shes quiet and shy, But shes sure to get by. ESTELLE LIEBOWITZ Secretary to Mr. Tholtsen: Leg- end Office Secretary: Locker Squad: Knocks and Boosts Com- mittee: Legend Representative. Shes awfully cute, and what a dear! l'rn warning you boys-you'd better beware. HARRIET LIEBOWITZ Cute and sweet, Shes a treat. SHIRLEY LIEBOWITZ Library Typist. Shen nice and sweet, A lovely treat, ROSLYN LIFSCHITZ Marquis Staff: Locker Squad. Nice and sweet, And so petite. HARRIET LIGHTER G . O . Representative, Bookkeep- ing Office, Locker Squad, Mar- quis Representative. When a words to be said, lllil to be had, or a man conquered why .zliauld l be idle? FRED LIONETTI Mr. Pocai's Office Squad. A smile on his lace, a twinkle ii his eye, That's how he looks when the girls pass by. SELMA LIPSCHITZ Tap Dancing Club. Like a rose, she's awfully sweet, Like the Cardinals, she can't be beat. IRA LIPSON Soccer Team, Speakers' Bureau. Captain of Service Squad. Who needs Einstein, who need: Lincoln, When lra's here to do our thinkin'? PATRICIA MAGARINE Too nice to knock. IENNIE LOFARO Secretary to Mr. Pocai. Personality and charm Go arm in arm. RENEE LOMASKY Switchboard Operator. Mr. Ar beit's Secretary: Secretarv to M' Freilich, Secretary to Mr. Harwich. Sweet, dark and Phillie. , v .. V x xv' X H' W ff vi gf wr? V , 'H f W . W f M X jf fC! fV 3 , 5 . l.. . ' gre S ff --sw -so , , Nga, x I N Q l I K S :R , i st , 3:55. 5 f 3 ' 'WL 1 , list-,ii ' Q, IOSEPHINE LO MONACO Made of giggles, Fun and spice, And everything nice, MARIE LONGO Class Secretary, Locker Squad. Marie Longo, cheerful and bright, To know her surely is a 'j'ElQQ'i'.f. IOHN LOPEZ Math. Club, Service Squad, Ra- dio Club, H.E. Secretary, Senior Arista. lohnny has a heart ol gold And always does as he is told. FRANCES LOSPINUSO Library Squad. Quiet, but you can't miss her, RUTH LUBEROFF Secretary to Mrs. Iacobson, Sec- retary to Miss Marchiano: Secre- tary of Victory Council. lt seems her smile was heaven- sent, To be an ad for her where'er she went. MARIE LWONGO To Sify she is sweet would not be CIII' For there is more than sweetness there. LAWRENCE LUSTIG Football Team, Lieut. on Cafe- teria Squad. German, Latin. Spanish Office Squad, Pres. oi Math. Club. Always gay, never blue, Thats a real friend for you BETTY MI-XGAZINER President of Iunior Coaches, Sen- ior Arista, Secretary to Miss Mar- chiano. Iudge in Student Court. Shes good in sports And looks well in shortr: DOROTHY MAGNANTI Arista, Mr. Tholfson's Office. Vivacious, adorable, truly ex i' ing, Dotty's personality is very in ing, ROSE MALAE Hickory, dicl-tory, dock, Too nice to knock. JOE MALEH I-Ie's so quiet and so wise- looking. I wonder what he knowsl IULIAN MANDEL Not too fast, not too slow, lust the laid you want to knot ,,s,',,,v 'Q' Z f ROSE MANDILE Senior Orchestra. Iunior Arista, Newman Club, Mr. Grady's Of- fice Squad, Student Court. Rose is in every way Like the flower :she is named for CATHERINE MANGIAPANE News Representative. Her clothes, personality and laughing ways Will bring her many happy days. IRWIN MANZER Victory Council, Major Insignia, Captain of Cafeteria Squad. Bond and Stamp Representative, Senior Class Representative. As handy with marks as he is with a girl, The right word for Irwin is versatile. IOSEPH MARCHESCELA A good friend is hard to find, Here is one to keep in mind. ANTOINETTE MARINUCCI Secretary to Mr. Iacobs: Secre- tary to Mr. Tholfson: Secretary to Mr. Lifton. Heres a girl who's always in style Because she has a beautiful smile, ELAYNE MARKOWITZ Library Squad, Teacher's Sec- retary. Blonde hair, eyes of blue, Her ambition is to reach 5 ft. 2 MARTIN MARGOLIS Health Ed. Secretary. S e r vi c e Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Martin Margolis is his name, Engineering will make his fame. ROBERT MARMORSTEIN Gym Secretary. Although his lessons are not specific, His gals all tell us he's terrific. PETER MASSO He's the guy the girls will flocl: ter When he becomes a great big doctor. SONDRA MAURER Glee Club. Secretary to Mr. Hol- stein, Miss Downs' Office Squad, Marquis Staff. Loveliness plus a fetching smile, Here is the phone number the rnen all dial. TOBY MAURER Secretary to Mr. Tholfsen. Blonde hair, green eyes, She's the girl We idolize. BENIAMIN MAYO Knocks and Boosts Committee. His good looks and personality Lead the way to popularity. G 1 lf? , Wt 1 if f V f f, 1 , , f X ,I ....' , is Q kf4 K it 7 1 X f ff X if 3 W , .,.. , -. .. -- MALCOLM MAYPER . v- 4 He feels Monday is no ,ime io. test, 4 After two days' holiday he needs a rest. CARLO MAZZANDILE An overflow of cheers for Carlo THOMAS MAZZARISI Always up to mischief, but : dom caught. How does he do ii? 'Wea like ' be taught. IAMES MCHUGH Cafeteria Squad. A boy like lames Likes to play games. ROSE MELI Mr. Pocai's Secretary, Italian Club. Nice to know When you know her. GRACE MELORE Secretary to Miss Sutton. Grace Melore, our bustling gal, ls everyones loyal and affection ate pal. PHYLLIS MENDELL Secretary to Mr. Tholfsen, Secre- tary to Mr. Litton, Marquis Rep- resentative. Lafayette News Rep. Oh! MY, how nice. Also filled with lots of spice. MELVIN MENDELSON School to Mel is all very well, But what he likes best is the 3 o'clock bell. LOUIS MEROID He-'s what you call a regulor pol. EVELYN MESSINEO Art Department, English Depcirl- ment. Sweet, quiet and helpful, Evelyn in ct nutshell. BETTY METZ Secretary to Mrs. Dufort, Secre- tary to Miss Downs. She's awfully sweet, she's awfully nice, Full of vim, vigor and spice. NORMAN MEYERSON All Popping up when thinUS OWEN if llormctn Meyerson fills the blll- H-f f 1 .,l....,1:AQ'. ,I , f ,f iffy! .51 I W X f fm f , ,Z ff ff ,f fffs , 1' y X Vs, f f J ff' ' Q -YE 1 -aff ' .wffvs-z , 1: f , f ? ff' ff ff fy' Y I A -'1 , i,l.1 . AAA, . , 'f Q 2 f A zf 'W QQ? if f' f qc, t nf ' ., 0 J W ., f ' 44 f f ff f fl! I V f f f J X 1 iff f 4 CLARENCE MILLER A studious boy, To any teacher o joy, LEONARD MILLER Lenny, we bet you've something there, Behind that Very dreamy stare. MURIEL MILLER Locker Squad, Service Squad. A sweet young miss is not easy to find, So here is one to keep in rnind. FRANK MINNECI Kind and thoughtful, A rectl pol. GERALD MINTZ Leaders' Corps, Cafeteria Squad. One of ci couple of gentle hints: He lifts Weights, dont rnix with Mintz. CARMELA MIRABILE Cafeteria Squad. Table Captain. Nice to look cit, good to rneet, As ct friend she cc1n't he loeot. RACHEL MIZRAHI Locker Squad, Library Squad, Lafayette News Representative. Red hair, brown eyes, Girls envy her the boys' sighs SARAH MIZRAHI She's too nice to knock, RENEE MOGEL History Office, Stamp and Bond Representative, Iunior Arista, Sec' retary to Mrs. Iohcmson. She's awfully smart, shes awfully sweet, A gal like her just can't be beg. VIVIAN MOLKO Iunior Arista, Iunior Coach, SGC- retary in Miss Marchiano's Office. Secretary to Mr. Tall. Vivian is lithe and athletic, Shes charming, too, and symp thetic. FRED MOLOD Fred deserves our admiration, Nicest fellow in all creation, ARTHUR MONDRY Leaders' Corps, Major Muscles Monclry, we call him by name, Hes got that something QD extra that starts the girls to flame 7 J 42? M ? ,, 1 5 I W f ,W 4 Z 2 f f -4? EVELYN MORRISON' Girl Leader of Senior A r 1 s tua, Speakers' Bureau, MC1l01' 111519- nia, Vice-Pres. of Dramatics Club, Pres. of Radio Guild. - llothing more Evelyn needs, She has the talent and good. deeds, ARTHUR MOSKOWITZ Capt. of Cafeteria Service Squad, L i t e r a r y Squad, Mimeograph Squad, Leaders' Corps, Major llature has made him aa :he should, llot too had and not too good, CORINNE MOSKOWITZ Doesn't tall: much, but when she does it makes sense, SHEILA MOSKOWITZ Senior Rep., G.O. Rep., Red Cross Rep. Leon is this gals hero, Other fellas rate a zero. CECELIA MORTMAN Red Cross Club. HCIPDV-go-lucky, full of fun, She is liked by everyone. LOUISE MUSUMECI Bond and Stamp Rep., Victory Council, Glee Club. lf there were not a friend on earth, her smile would find a million. - ETHELLE MUSSLER Arista. Knocks and Boosts Com- m 1 1 f 9 9 . M r . Tholisen's Office Squad. Table Captain, Lafayette News Rep. Ethelle's flashing eyes are ht With gaiety and sparkling wit. STEPHEN MASTROPOLO Dark and tall, Liked by all. PAULINE NARSON Always laughing, always gay, Also modest in her own little way. MARGARET NAVARRA Secretary to Mr. Nussbaum. A sweet girl, Really a pearl. GERALDINE NIGEN Attendance Oiiice, Major Lf Marquis Rep., Tennis Club, Vic- tory Council. Always pleasant, never bold, Deepest respect she'll always hold. IRWIN NEPO Irwin says he knows his CUTVG' you see, But we know it's only GeOFHE'7T'f are 9 , 5 KW f , , at f ', '2 is 5.1! -I !,,Q,g,...,.:.5,y ,, i .rf , , f , ,f fi ..., r Y AW vii' -:V 4 f f ,. 6 ,fy t, Z 59 fi ' 2 v V r' 1 , f X4 Z at t t if ff f 9 V if '21 1.12232-2237 i Q . r A? f , ,g,,,y:...,.,. -+ PAUL N. NEUFELD Senior Arista, Boy Leader, Iunior Arista, 8th Term G. O. Rep. Reliable, popular and extrernely' clever, One who succeeds in every endeavor. SYLVIA NEWHAUS Locker Squad, Health Ed. Office Secretary, Marquis Rep. Then to Sylvia let us sing, For Sylvia is excelling, ALLEN NEWMAN We've always got a pal in Allen, BERTRAM NEWMAN Mr. Eustis' Art Squad. One of the best, SHIRLEY NEUWIRTH Knocks and Boosts Committee Senior Council Representative. This pretty young miss who makes you sigh, Will never tail to catch your eye ANTOINETTE OTTAVIANO Petite and chic, Cute little trick. LILA OXHANDLER Secretary to Mr. Arbeit, Library Squad. A charm to save in ones mem- ory- Smart and pretty and nice as could be. ARLENE PACTOR Speakers' Bureau, Senior Arista. Major L Insignia, Legend Staff. Hollywood may have Marlene, But Lafayette had Arlene. BESSIE PAPPAS With her curly hair, and pretty smile, Her phone number is the one to dial, CAROLYN PARIS! With brains and beauty she was endowed, A girl of whom one could be proud. MADELINE PASQUALE Sec. to Miss Linck, Sec. to Miss Marens, Sec. to Mr. Arbeit, Bas- ketball and Volleyball Clubs. A likeable girl Who's sweet and true, We think she's grand, and no will you. ELEANOR PATERNO Emergency Room, Mr. Pocai's Office. Never angry, serene and neat, Eleanor is a girl thats hard to beat. t fyfiz fi fa, fx fair if 12. rx x -3 , ix X X . r X PETER PELLERITO Y On Ianuary fourth were regal' to step, '- Thanks to Peter, our PYCIT. HEL TERRY PERAGINE ln her sweet way, right fro: 're start She won a place in everyone heart. HELEN PERLMUTTER 7 Terms of Loclcer Squad, Sec. to Mrs. Gabriel, Sec. to Mrs. Shana- han. Sec. to Mr. Blank, Senior Council Rep. Always busy, in a whirl, Heres an all-around well-lik-ei girl. VINCENT PERNICE We never bother to ask him why We know hes just an all-arouxf QUY- VITO PERMICONE Always smiling, always gay: He cant help it, he's that way. FRED PHILO Highellying girls are sure to crash When they get a look at his mustache. IACK PICCININNI Service Squad, Heres a fellow who's a Lafayette treat, One YOu'd, surely lilce to rneet. LONNIE PICKENS Editor-in-Chief Lafayette N e w s , I u d g e Student Court, Marquis, Senior Arista, Legend Staff. How can he write so much, so Well, And still have so much left? RITA PICKOFF Major Insignia, Boys' Dean's Of- fice, Lafayette News Representa- tive, G.O. Representative. Five feet four, with eyes of brown, A very nice girl, with ne'er a frown. FRANCINE PINKUS Office of Girls' Dean, Locker Squad, History Office. Awfully sweet and very quiet, Get to know her, shes a riot PETE PINO Senior Glee Club. Tall and handsome, always rieo', His winning smile just cant he beat. FRANCES PISCELLI Big brown eyes and soft lorown hair, A Shes the lass with the rnerrY 01' f -, ,. il 'W ' , A ' , 'NM , f 5 ,2 Mg ' f,,, V . . M f a , f ,ff , 17 , ,yf , l F f W , ' Z , X ,fix H n Q! f ff! j g ,pun ff ww-ff' I . 'UQ 'V ' nf .' V M .4?f'f' X ,f ,J , Z ' W X EVELYN PITCHENICK Legend Rep., Sec. in History Of- fice, Sec. to Miss Simon, Sec. to Mrs. Roth. When the boys Whistle loud, You'll know that llilckie is in the crowd.. NANETTE POBER Speakers' Bureau, Biology Squad, Dramatic Club, Volleyball Team. Cute, clever, very sweet, A combination hard to beat. BERNARD POLLACK Very nice and very quiet, Surprise us, please, and start o riot. FRANK PORCELLI A double take . , , LAWRENCE PORCELLI . . . lt's no rnistalcel FELIX PORTELLI Marquis Club: Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Camera Squad. For a guy who seems to do so little, I-le certainly accomplishes a lot. MARVIN POSNER Biology Office, Cafeteria Squad, Photographer for Legend, Cancer Exhibition for Museum of Nat- ural History. lf freckles were wealth He'cl he a millionaire, FLORENCE PREISER to Mr. Pincus Prom Re Sec. , p., to Boys' H.E. Dept., G.O. Sec. Rep. Lots of fun, lots of joy, We all like her, And so does Kilroy. ARTHUR PRESS Capt. Basketball Team, Lafayette News Staff, Capt. Baseball Team, Business Staff of Marquis, Infirm- ary Squad. As an athlete he has ct great futureg As a gentleman and a scholar he's already there. IOSEPHINE PRESTIGIACOMO Sec. to Mrs. Brigiotti, Sec. to Miss Simon, Mr. Pocia's Office Squad, Locker Squad. It is nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. ANTHONY PRISCO Theres nothing much that we can say, Except that he is swell in every' way. ALFRED PUPPO Glee Club and Choral Club. Theres no need to bellow, For has a nice fellow. f 1 x if 'C , 4 .mer-S Y l 'fidil 9 W 1 , 3 f X , W':Q':bS: X 'K ew P X ,: 1, W ' f Z X 8 09 X rf f Q 7, Q , IIZZ, , Sf X W f ff Xfx if f f f f , , ,,,,, , ,,,. 4 , ,, f ' 5 1' Lf' '!i 2 If w Vw! ,f fy- Q . 0 f Q, ,X My X 49 WU f f, X W ii V91 4 ff 24 . y.. We .-.. s, ,,,, .1 1 r f 1 f 1 .SWL . ., A ,,,, ,A .ff 0 2.2 ,J vf:,g,f-sq f X ,X K 2 in g 1 l 2 I ---ss.'..f':eEf--.f.'2- , ,... ., 2 . .,,,, QQ Q X 4 Sf X X 1, ,, M. ,. -. 1. 3? t 1 ' .as f ,K is x X gs X , Q X X 5 x X or w S ,.. ..... Q.. 1 ,Q '- x X Q ,s NX WX I N V fm' ft if ? 'M ' Q X X Z? ' II ms 5 gf ff, ,Wg Q . ,N X Q ,,,. ' - . f 0 Lx' .s 'Z 3 E225 ,, 'i 35' ' , 1212-s:a:2-'N' . .ff T . , . ..z.gz f ' 1' ::- ' sg ' it' H -. 1 ROBERT QUARTARQNE Leaders' Corps, MC1i0f KL' We're sorry to see YOU 902 1 One person, a pleasure to LZUOW ESTELLE RABINOWITZ Bond and Stamp Rep., G.O. Rep., Lafayette News Rep., Go-Getters. An up-to-date gal from her head to her toes, A regular pal, wherever she goes! GLADYS RABINOWITZ Blonde hair, eyes of brown, Always smiling, never a frown. CATHERINE RAFFA Our Katie is a sweet lass, One of the quietest in our class. FRANK RANUCCI Class Sec., General Office Squad, Attendance Office Squad, Mr. Pocai's Sec., Chem. Lab. Squad. Knocking some can be fun, But knocking Frank just cant be done. EDDIE RAPISARDI So smart, in art. CARLOTTA RAVALLISE One of the 13951, CAROL RAYNOR I-Qf0Yeffe News Staff, Service Squad, Biology Lab. Squad, Ca feteria Squad. Her smile is as sweet as her style. M HERBERT RAYNOR Senior Arista, Iunior Arista, La- fayette News Staff, Maier L Insignia, Civil Air Patrol Cadets. Raynor is a ray of sunshine, always bright and gay, Whenever a pretty girl he riser he always has his say HOWARD REGENBOGEN lf all the girls were across the sea, What a wonderful swirzfner Howie would lee. PROVIDENCE REQUELINA Here's a girl we know will he A charming nurse. lust wait atc' see. MARY RIGGIO Library Squad: Teacher's Secre- tary: Emergency Room: I-0-'Jkel' Squad. ' Mary gets the Conover prize I For her dark hair and sDCUk11f1Q eyes. ,fs rv- f-4,4 , 76 ff f Q! Z ' f 4' W 5 Q, ' Z 1 yn, .. 2 f ,f 7, , , ' fwmwnwz i ilgiiibi eilyj' -' 4 ff f SHIRLEY RITTERSTEIN Mr. Herscher's Secretary: Knocks and Boosts Committee. VVhen it Comes to sweetness, She fakes the prize as the out- standing one. FREDERICK ROSEN On Frederick We cannot pick. WALTER ROSENBAUM Civil Air Patrol Corps. You'll never falter If you've got Walter. CORINNE ROSENBERG Math. Office, History Office, Vic- tory Representative, L i b r a r y Squad, Secretary to Mr. Chaimas. Corinne has a voice sweet as a nightgale's And, a personality to match. MARVIN ROSENBERG Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Dance Band, Music Office Squad, Lantern Slide Squad. ln the field of music he will excel, Besides that, he is really swell MURIEL ROSENBERG Marquis Business Staff. A sweeter girl we've never seen, One thats strictly on the beam. PAUL ROSENBERG Mr. Pincus' Office, Mimeograph Squad, Cafeteria Squad. If silver were golden Rockefeller would have nothing on Paul. PEARL ROSENBERG Sec. to Mr. Tholfson, Service Squad, Sec. to Miss Hart, Iunior Arista, Sec. to Mr. Blumenthal. A girl like Pearl in front of me ls lots of fun, as you can see MIRIAM ROSENBLOOM English Office, Library Squad. Shes congenial, jolly and a good sport, A girl of the finest sort. GILBERT ROSENZWEIG Science Squad, Proiectionist, Caf- eteria Squad, Marquis Represen- tative, Senior Arista. To name one charm would be unfair, 'Cause Woozie is a guy be-yon? compare. FLORENCE ROTHBART From head to toe She's nice to know. VIVIENNE ROTHBERG G.O. Representative, Secretary to Mr. Novak, Prom Committee, Ush- er Squad. Her dark eyes and hair make her so cute, She could turn the eyes of any brute. 4, . Mtg, ' f f' in 2,1 , M A 1 .,,,5 .,,. f 7-'g V , 1. . w f is - ,. .1 49 ff ARTHUR ROTHMAN Here is something we must tell, Artie is a guy who is reallY swell. LILA RUBIN Bus. Mgr. of Marquis, Acctg. Ol- Iice Sec., Major Insignia, Sec. to Mr. Toder, G.O. Rep. At bookkeeping she has reached her quota, But not enough ol Mr. Toder, SHIRLEY RUBINFELD Office of Boys' Dean, Cafeteria Squad. The beginning of jive did.n't make her a mooner, She jived out of school a half a year sooner. WILLIAM RUOCCO Soccer Team, Attendance Office Squad. He sweeps the girls off their feet. NORMAN HUSHFELD Good pal and a good athlete STANLEY RYMAN Senior Arista, Major I, Insignia, Iunior Arista, Capt. oi Cafeteria S q u a d , Capt. of Mimeograph Squad. Here's a fellow with many ideas, Which won't be wasted in future years. RAYMOND SABBATINO service Squad, Science Research Club, Library Squad. Program Committee. RC1Ymoncl, with your hair so liaf-L and eyes so blue, Is that the reason the girls fall for you? HARRIET SACKS Lots of fun, and doesnt bluff, Does her work, and knows her stuff, IACK SALANT Silent Salant? SARAH SALEM Bond and Stamp Representative. Pretty, sweet and nice, A girl you think of more than twice. GRACE SAMATURO Whatever you do, Wherever you 901 A better girl you'll never know. IOSEPHINE SANTARPIN Mr. T! The Santa Maria was a boat! Iust call me Io, M A . I M 1 eg W X ,f f if Z f - MMQ 1 2, z 4 3 4 .57, 7 T, , f ,, 3 33 if ,, X 1, .li,y.vL- V ' ' A ,M 'if 75 T , Q' , ,. fr LAW 4 . 7 X ff if X f t' ? if f ,f 1. 1 ISIDORE SAPERSTEIN German Ofiice Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Vice-President of German Club. Heres to lsiclore, for a lawyer he will try, If you need a divorce just go to this guy. ANNE SARENSON Like peas in a pod, birds of a feather, Anne and Stan go well together IOSEPH SAUER Any similarity to Torn Sawyer ls purely coincidental. SUE SCALA Her hair is clark, her eyes are toog She-'s 8C2's black-eyed Sue. LENORE SCHAFER Cafeteria Squad, Representative of Victory Council, Secretary to Mrs. Iohanson. To be an actress our Lenore is fated, This nice kid and success are related. EVELYN SCHALLER Mrs. Dufort's Office. One of Lafayettes chosen few- Bright, polite, and attractive too. BERNICE SCHATZ Legend Stall, Legend Rep., La fayette News Rep., Marquis Rep. G.O. Rep. Her interests are numerous And mostly humorous. BERNARD SCHECHTER Like a good beer, l-le has a good head. EILEEN SCHLACKMAN Library Squad, Class G.O. Rep., Dramatic Club, Class Secretary to Mr. Waks, Class Secretary to Mrs. Golin. It may be her eyes, it may be her hair, But whatever it is, boys, youll better beware! PHYLLIS SCHULTZ Tall, slim, and good looking, Shes got her man, and we won- der what's Cookin'! GILDA SCOPPA When Gilda is around You can hear a pin drop. GLORIA SCHWARTZ Miss Simon's Secretary. Girls like Gloria are very few, With brains, personality, and good looks, too. fx X , . s f f 7 W X f Wx! X r f , . Y, . I it fs wt, ' If ww 191' ELAINE SCHEINBLUM Marquis Business Staff, Account- ing Ofiice, Glee Club, Secretary to Mr. Ruchlis. A pleasant boost to her is due, Her classmates like her, and so will you. GEORGE SCHINDLER Senior Band, Library Squad, Marquis Staff. He must have a Cute trick u N p his sleeve. HOWARD SCHREIBER Arista, Student Court Iudge, Vic- tory Council Representative, Bi- ology Laboratory. Modesty along with honesty. LENORE SCHULMAN Varsity Show 1945, Library Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Zim- mer, Radio Guild, Dramatic Club. A nicer girl we never knew, Thats why she was created two. MIRIAM SCHULMAN Varsity Show 1945, Library Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Zim- mer, Radio Guild, Dramatic Club. Shes half ot a set, as you can see, And just as charming as can be. IRWIN SCHUMER lrwin has that beastly flare, Little Red Riding Hoods, beware! i DAVID SCHWARTZ M-1m90gl'GPh Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Teacher's Secretary. Tall and lair, with disposition rare, Carries a smile with never a care. LAWRENCE SCHWARTZER You Cannot praise his traits too Well For he is altogether swell, FRANCES SCHWIMMER Grade Adviser's Squad, Attend- ance Squad, Secretary to Mr. Tall. A nice girl, swell and witty, To top it all, she's also pretty MORRIS SEDAKA C u r r e nt Events Club, Music S q u a d , Senior Band, Cafeteria Squad, C.A.P.C. Morris Wants to be a politician, We hope he gets what he's a wishin'. VIVIAN SIEGAL Her cheerful smile and pleasing ways Will bring her many happy days, HARRIET SEGALOFF A lovely face, a winning smile, Here's a number the boys all dial. I, ,iff f f f , , 4 fvrr' W v. 4,7 x ff , I ff f ' f ,- LW ff W , M , , if Z f ' V ,jf ! . ,, 4 M4 W ,,,iV 1 fi: t , If ' f . i f if f f f J 'fr X 1 , , 7 i - ,.,,- f W. l f f1,,.v,,ffQ' - W f ,, ,., , Quin, fy, X .. ,, 7. ,y 1 VK RENEE SEIDMAN Secretary of Senior Arista, Mar- quis Business Staii, Marquis Rep- resentative. When it Comes to brains and charm A double portion can do no harm. BERNICE SELTZER Vim and vigor, What a figger! FLORENCE SEIDMAN Legend Staff, Knocks and Boosts Committee, Chemistry S q u a d , English Office Squad, Music Of- uce Squad. Shes a sweetie, she's a cutie, Shes an all-American Beauty, VITO SENINI All the kings horses, all the kings men, Couldn't bring Vito back to Lafayette again. MAX SETTON Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad. A nice chap that's liked so Well, Of him we have no faults to tell. IACK SHALOM L o c k e r Squad, Music Depart- ment, Study Hall Secretary. lacks too nice cr guy to knock, And he seems just perfect 'cause He doesnt need any boosts. That's Renee, who's ver LORRAINE SHKOLNICK MORRIS SHAMES Miss Hart's Office Squad. He always comes to school and never cuts a class, But you'd never know it. NORMAN SHAPIRO ln front of lights Norman should be WALLACE SHAPIRO Physics Laboratory, President of Radio Club. Frorn the physics lab, his second home, lnto the world of electricity he shall roam. RENEE SHEINBERG History Office, Office of Boys' Dean, Secretary to Mr. Buda, to Mr. Baym, and to Mr. Novak. Srnall, gentle, alert and precise, y nice Grade Adviser's Office, Bond and Stamp Representative, Basketball Club, Attendance Office. A wonderful gal, Everyones pal. IRIS SIEGEL Miss Hecht's Office Squad. Her blonde hair anal blue eyes Make her a valuable prize, if ' ,,, Q ' 1- 'Z if f 1 , 4 42 , ,W fm. 5' ' do , ,wqigf M W 2' . , Nl X 2 Q Z ,Z X ! , Q , y aff! v 1 , g ,,,,. V 3 Z f 5 W f' W f :s f ,. , A fl it if N --4? , p 1' 1 5 f ,M , f if f YW 'f , .W i , , I I' f ff f, 5 YN X41 all ,, E, . ' Lis i Q Q ,X Q, ,rr . H 7 ' Q in r , ,,v,'j' ' N veg' ,N 'f ,A J 1 ,v.:.-.Y W , ,Q i ' -1 ' ' .' STANLEY SIEGEL Service Squad, G.O. Repfesefffa tive, Senior Class Repfesentauve Right blend, swell friend. SHIRLEY SIEGMAN Knock or Boost, Marquis Staff, Locker Squad, Library Squad. Always laughing, always gay, Shirl is kind of nice that way. MARY ANN SIERACKI Her music teachers inspiration. BERNARD SIMON Math. Club, Radio Club, Iunior Band, Mr. Grady's Squad, G.O. Representative. Science and rnath are his rneat He is a fellow that can't accepl defeat. IOAN SIMON Mr. Tholtsen's Office. loan Simon is calrn and srnall, She is liked by one and all. MELBA SIMON Program Committee. Senior Ar- ista, Cafeteria Squad. Lovely, never, never change. MARGARET SIMONELLI Trench Oiiice. Basketball Club, Baseball Club, Secretary to Mzs. Brigiotti, Secretary to Mrs, Roth, Margaret, well known for agility, Can also be said to have plenty of ability. ROBERT SIMONETTE As nice as can be Fits him to a IEAN SINOWITZ Victory Council Representative, Locker Squad. lt's a fad now, all girls Wear glasses with colored rims, But not everyone looks lilce lean IOSEPH SIROF Varsity Show, Miss Lewis' Office Squad. loseph Sirof has pleasant ways, He will be a regular fellow all of his days. BENNETT SMASSANOW Locker Squad. He's always looking for perfec- tion, Nothing gets by Bene careful inspection. STANLEY SMILOWITZ 5 , W .0 M ,ff W4 M 0 , ,Z ff f lg f C h e e r i n g Squad, Go-Getters, V .V Fencing Team, Mr. Gr a dy s 1!45L2,,j, ' Squad. 7 A A 9 Led our cheers fm Th - last few years. . 24 CAROL SNYDER Legend Staff, Knocks and Boosts Committee, Secretary of Dramatic Club, Library Squad, Marquis Representative. Vivacious, charming, lots of fun, Carol is liked by everyone. SHEILA SNYDER Legend Representative, Marquis Art Staff, Alumni Otiice Squad, Miss Hecht's Office Squad, Mar- quis Representative. Sheila is the gal that's sweet and winsome, Sparkling eyes, curly hair and then some. RUTH SOLOMON Sugar 'n spice, 'N everything nice, IULIA SOLMONESE Newman Club. A rippling laugh, a pleasant smile, Heres a girl thats really worth while. LEONARD SOLOW Football Team, Baseball Team, Infirmary Squad. On the football team He beats them hollow, This Solow. ROSILAND SOMER Lovely lady, sweet too, One fine person through and through, GEORGE SOMKIN Football Squad. Bright and tall, Big George scoops 'ern all. FRANCES SOMMO Dork in complexion, Sweet in attection. SHIRLEY SPICKLER She has a smiling, cheerful way LUCILLE SPECTOR Locker Squad. Her aim is to graduate in Ian, And if we know this girl she certainly can. IACQUELINE G. SPEEST Legend Rep.. Knocks and Boosts Committee, Office Squad fMiss Lewis. Miss Fahy, Miss Iamesl. Her dimples, wit, and personality Make her liked by the rnajoritv Too load, boys! Stan has priority PHILIP SPIEGEL Success will be had For so fine a lad. ' f' .y.. r , 4. 0 f 6 x f ,Q 4.6 A f +2 4 s W ,, V fa Q f f 6 65 f z lg f f , ' , 1 , , - , X Q J f . Wx 4' dw Z J NJN' X 2 I ,W X f , 4 x U Mx X 3 QB. ff N X X-1 MX I SW X 6 tag 2 'Kg QSM 'LV 55 S if S el X X gxqff, Y is S s t 'W ..,. ,. .Ni .. -Y A NZ, f X V F ' V 'i '14 ,:Q:,Eieisz:z. A : -:.-:Eff Af SAM SPORN Leaders' Corps. He knows best On a test. ESTHER SREBNICK Clean as a whistle, neat as a Din, Quite a few loeaux she will Win STUART STAMER Senior Arista, G.O. Grade Rep., Lafayette News Rep., Marquis Rep., Biology Squad. A swell fellow! SHIRLEY STEINBERG Sweet and neat, And so attractive! LEE STEINMETZ A tiny package, but no cause for alarrng This one's packed chock lull of charni, ABE STERN Service Squad, Mrs. Iohanson's Helper. His hair is wavy, his eyes are blue, He is tall and goodrlooking, too. . RITA STERN I-1bff1YY Squad, Knocks and Boosts Committee. All the sparkle and smiles of a Latin senorita Are in this gal. tYou ought to meet her,D ELAINE STOLOFF Mr. Tholfsen's Office, Library Squad. A neat girl, a sweet girl, A very hard-to-beat girl. ANITA STOOLMAN Theres a moon and stars above us, Heres a heavenly body among us. ANITA STAUBER Speakers' Bureau, Lafayette Dra- matic Club, Lafayette Ra dio Guild, G.O. Rep., Lafayette News Rep. Acting is Anita's speed, Here's a girl Broadway will need. LUCILLE STRAZZANTI Italian Club, Teacher's Secretary. Sweet girl, nice smile, Knowing her is worth while. ARLENE STRICK Clef Club, Helper in Physical Science Office. A Arlene is so very nice and QUIET She's not the type to start a riot. 49 1 J' 1 ' 4 ml e dk ' h , 7 . f ff 0, f l LEON A STRIZVER Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Iohanson, Iun- ior Arista. Like Chesterfields, she satisfies. CHESTER STHUGATZ Senior Band, Leaders' Corps, Service Squad, Biology Squad. Good all-around student. MURIEL STUPNICKI Mr. Grady's Staff, Mr. Tholfson's Staff, Girls' Infirmary. Here's one girl who should win fame, Muriel Stupnicki is her name. LUCY STERNICK A Lafayette product We proudly salute, Has manners and looks and fel- lows to boot. LOLA STUYVESANT Secretary to Mr. Tholfsen, Library Squad. She ought to be able to estab- lish pretty friendly relations any- where. SYLVIA SUGARMAN Senior Arista, Basketball Club, Sten. Office, Current Events Club, Mr. Tuhrim's Secretary. Although there is a shortage of sugar, Sylvia is always sweet. BERNICE SUMMERS Victory Council, G.O. Oliice Clerk, Secretary to Mr. Haupt. G.O. Bookkeeper. Full of lun and joy and cheer, We all agree that she-'s a clear IENNIE TAVERNESE Always knows her time and place, So with us she rates an Ace ISAAC TILES Pan-American C l u b , Cafeteria S q u cx d , Service Squad, Senior Arista. He is smart, handsome, and . . sayl! South America, don't take him away. SYLVIA TOOR Teacher's Sec., Bond and Stamp Rep., Pan-American Club. Sylvia Toor's big, beautiful eyezz Tell us she's alert and wise. SAUL TRACHENTENBERG Like a powder pull, he's for the ladies. VIRGINIA THAVASSAROS As fine as a ten-carat diamond I' 9 f 4 91 A K f si. , f - ' , , at . N Z , it 1 aj f -IVA FRANCIS TUZIO Biology Squad, Teacher's Assist- ant. Silence is golden, it's true, But shouldn't there be a limit with you? ANN UBERMAN Victory Council. Neat and sweet, Pert and alert. THERESA URGO Library Squad, Sec. to Miss Tei- jeiro, Office Squad, Senior Arista Tutor. Brilliant, earnest, and its very clear To see that shes one who is very clear. IOSEPH VALICENTI A swell guy and, whats more, Its very hard to get him sore. IOHN VASSALLO Among girls Iohn is best. ANNE VECCHI Mr. Schenbe-rg's Secretary, Mr. I-evine's Secretary. G.O. Stall. Mr. Pincus' Secretary, G,O, Rep, ll each boost was a rung in a ladder, Anne would be on top of the world, PETER M. VERDI A QYSCIT guy, full of fun, He is liked by everyone, PHYLLIS VIGORITA Locker Squad, Newman Club. Slim and fair, With disposition rare. DOROTHY VINEBERG One sweet girl, friendly as can be, Plus sweetness and sincerity. IASPER VITALE Art Department. Ulasper 'Rembrandt' Vitale or just plain Vitale. FRANK VITALE Italian Club. Frank is really hard to beat, To talk with him surely is a treat. HOWARD VOGEL V A good friend is hard to find., Here is one to keep in Tfllfld- .If V.VVV 7 Q X 7 7 Q 4 'Z ,A c ff ff , f fl 4.2 ' .f ..4Z' f , , V . .. . f4, 1 ,ww 2,4g.!f4f H -' -- x ' In . - , f f We-y A 1 sizes ' x 5 r 2- . ' .. ...sw V f ,. ' K - A af GLORIA WALDMAN Too nice to knock. MURRAY WALLACK One of the best. SYBIL WALLACK Student Court, G.O. Council Grade Representative, Iunior Ar- ista, Miss Hecht's Office Squad. Quiet, nice, not too loud- Of her record, We are proud. MURIEL WASSERMAN Marquis Business Staff. Shes nice, she's sweet, and ohl so neat, A combination that can't be beat. STANLEY WATTENBERG Library Squad. Heres a fellow really terrific, Try as We may, we can't be more specific. HENDELLA WAX Secretary to Miss Conning. The kind of girl that's hard to find- Sweet, thoughtful, and kind. HARRY WEINER Latayette News. Harry Weiner with us does rate, The Lafayette News is his estate. MURIEL WEINSHEINK S p a ni s h Office, English Ottice. Miss Teijeirds Secretary, Program Committee. Muriel Weinsheinlc has much in brains, She'll achieve her ambition with- out any pains. CYNTHIA WEINSTEIN Prom Committee, Lalayette News Literary Staff and Business Staff, Lafayette News Rep.. Bond and Stamp Rep., G.O. Rep. A tiny girl who gets around, With the boys she's sure to be found. HAROLD WEINSTEIN Legend Stall-Photographer. A bit shy, A swell guy. SHIRLEY WEITZ Lafayette News Representative. lf she knew as much about Eco as she does about Whitey, She would be a genius. ANITA WEITZMAN Mr. Tholfson's Secretary, Secre- tary to Mr. Medica, Secretary to Mr. Arbeit. Swell gal, loads ol lun, Anita is liked by everyone. 'fr at 'Ps . V, , ,1 A ,W I ,..:5- wftrtiiz, 2 r - five -it .. if 4.w,,,! . f-:V gf' ' 3:1-s::,f' is .,,, .. SW fe y 4 f 4? X Q W 1 fy x Q N. f f if sf 1 1 N X ...W tt, ,J-1 sa we t ' A f 1 gf f , X Qi SY 5 tg , 7 , s f! ,ff ?: V 5 .. X ,, Z Q 9 1 , f X X f X EZ i ts-s , ' ,ir w X, , t -.:5ss,. ! .315 'X xy f Q W Y f i 4 X ff X x ff Y XX y ff 'fs r gg? NNW li X1 X Q91 MN A . s tt X 4 X 4 X A in 'A ffl' V 1 ig LAURA WERTHEIIVI Glee Club, Knocks and Boosts Committee. Heres a girl of Lafayette stock, Her pep and vitality you Cannot knock. EUGENE WITTNER Physics Squad, Chemistry Squad. Hes a guy whos tops With us, Because he has personality plus. MARILYN WOHLFEILER 7th Term G.O. Representative, Red Cross Squad. lt's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. IOSEPH WOLFE Lafayette News Literary Staff, Grade Adviser's Office, Service Squad. Though seldom guilty of a prank, Among the quiet he couldr1't rank. NATALIE ZALEN Secretary to Mr. Margolies, Red Cross Squad, Victory Council. lt silence Were golden, Shed be a millionaire. THEODORE ZANER Victory Garden Work. Gods gilt to women. ' TERRY ZELIN President oi Go-Gene,-S, He's handsome and cleverg Clever enough to convince girls thot he's handsome. HERMAN ZEPKIN Leaders' Corps. Slim ond toll, Liked by dll. HENEE ZIEGLER Knocks and Boosts Committee, Office Squad for Chem. Dept.. Bio. Dept. Ofiice Squad, Art Dept. Oiiice S q u C1 d . M r s . Lczteltin's Helper. Likht of skin, light of hoir, Wotch out you'll find her every- where. EDDY ZONANA Secretary to Mrs. Goldberg. Lost but not ledst. K GRADUATES OF SEPT. 1946 RHODA CHAKONOWITZ STANLEY COHEN RENEE GRAFF STANLEY GREENFIELD GLORIA WESSAM SEYMOUR SHEVACK EPITAPI-I PCR A SENICDR BY SIDNEY IACOBSON , ' 'X A119 'NSS , R f f f i i.,f.gA , it L if 2 ' VI '.,'h',t X Ht ' K wh tat W 86 Representative oi a school system Fighter for a cause, Redeemer of privileges Obeyer of the laws. Wearer of a button- Symbol of allegiance. Senior, 1947, Victor ol the Regents! Entered Lafayette with hope. Enjoyed most of its days. Left in a blaze of glory. Well, anyhow, in a blaze! 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