Manley High School - Memories Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1936 volume:

, IEXXXXIXILEY AAS CD T E S CLIMACTERIC I t f yg N kllflby ygf LfI't tthbkft PQ- Ah' Id btt thlf A SEMLANNUAL PUBLISHED Sv THE CLASS or J U N E 19 S S yram, S. Mau E - n W MAIXILEY HIGH SCHOOL ,. i ' 1' , ... THOMAS J. CROFTS OSCAR L. BEYLER Principal Assfff' Principal R O , , VJ 'J gf U ,.if f -i J' AH ,f A ,I,,ii 'Ms f Si ' ix if fam f i . w ,Q M- -, 34 A j X 1- 4. if X ! y A ,' ,f ifi ,- ,QQffL'5E.5,7 , ,,i S i. j ii jg' A ' 'L ' 'I WJ i f O 1 i Q . . i - , 1 u 1 x f, i i - ea - 'x i SQ x j ' 4 i X , Xi X w i -. DOUGLAS VAN BRAMER DYNAMIC personality, tireless energy, and a sparkling vivacity characterize one of Manley's truest friends. Although Mr. Van Bramer is no longer with us, his influence lingers on. He laid well the foun- dation upon which the spirit of Manley rests. Unstinted in his devotion to the building of a dis- tinctive high school, he inspired us to noble purposes. ln gratitude for his achievement during our first troublous year, and with cherished memories of his wise counsel, we dedicate this annual to DOUGLAS VAN BRAMER OUR FRIEND AND FORMER Class of June I936 COUNSELLOR WX ki' s I4-li J' 1 1' s ,rf new as -'L 'K N-61 fs xv X 'Tm X .xi fi, .1 Nik, V, fm 1 V? fm an-6' EBM. E 2 sf, ' 'Thi lv is ffl! of was tw Xian! N Q f Ai A lfiiw Ss. -AA. -.fi-N. Wax awww, , w sr ' H H92 was naw: us ua.-assmpu uw www uv WELSH IMIAIHLEY Wm ssnsuammmsws mr mmm wmess nwmmmuwsu IBB! as lVHM 9WBEM5U? WMM B111 was A UWEIEH 2' slmszn rf mnwmmzvszamzrswinsmu mumswwwsawuuaz mf ns WN as Ekrswsem SUSTSBISIHH elf YAB wise sswwl. WHBHE ea mesa -og, uses uv rmavrzmms A sinus: xnnmmw wma mamma' ?ai'.5SWW.?smBmi55f. hwiaintmmiii 4 szwuwas as mains! 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' .s , ,,-. few, Q. 7 f e. 'sfo' ' ' A ,' - . -- V .g: - - -1' - ' v Qs if , - ' - - 5 W-. v Lf . 'fi' n ' ef .ore-sfavffs' .., , l 1 is 5,6-: f .. a ' , Q ' , ... .-if-'T 4Y',':?iL Qgfy, lffjq, ,fe-Q 53' 5-N 1 fgfz' 'fr 5 1 N - '14 EEN - ' if ',,. 'W' ', . ,' -r , Q 7' 'H Y Q , ATURDAY October 26 1935 marked the tenth anniversary of the death of one of Chicago's most prominent citizens, an engineer of whom we may be proud. , This beautiful educational institution we know as Manley High School was built to honor the name of the hero, who died as the result of injuries sustained in 1923 while en- gineer at the Moos School. An accident in the boiler room occurred in mid-day while the plant was in operation. The lives of twelve hundred pupils and teachers were at stake if the boiler exploded. An explosion was imminent if somebody didn't take immediate action Disregarding the danger to his own life, HUGH MANLEY heroically dashed into the boiler room, facing a flood of steam and' scalding water, and closed a supply valve, prevent- ing the explosion. He was so badly injured that he was disabled, and as a result of his burns he died two years later, on October 26, 1925, al: the age of 68. At a memorial service held by the Board of Education in 1929, the president, Mr. Wal- lace H. Caldwell, said: The reason for the selection of any name for a school by the mem- bers of the Board is in order that the character and the life of the bearer may be reflected into the lives of the children who attend that school. ln all four hundred odd schools in Chicago, l venture to say that there has been none given a more deserving name than that of HUGH MANLEY. What better example could be given to the boys and girls, our citizens of tomorrow, than that of the man who fulfilled his duty even though he knew it meant the supreme sacrifice? orricms - ,,g,r,mss QFJUNE193o . ' i A Ljs i 1 fvfpl I . ' li .1 ' .H V , ,ill ' ' M, ,1,x'Y-' I Q-i ,-'Ni - ' ,Q Q il 7 Jwmlfi ii: iii 'E iii, J i' 'ji M145 1' K y' ' ' i 'K ' ,VJ ' ,131 I , A if n fi ,UMM s i L i r My , A ,-ff-' f , V.-J J . ' 'J V My ' A J ' .,-tri , , 1 'N fly! ,JJ . C gy 'l' U Xl VX Ann Rubacna Norman Shapiro Louis Moses President Vice-President Secretary Walter Giassner Bernice Cordell Alvin Kadish Treasurer Senior Adviser Proctor I if W Abram, Henry , Hanky heads. Lthe, list get .gnaduates noyt only by virtue of his name, but because he's one person who is always. on the rt op. A. ,g - ' - ' . Activities: Vice Chairman, 'Gift Comm.: Checkers: Intra- murals. Abrams, Ben! V, Al rs s'elt at lf ng - f ing! ,A .- ow strenu ,odsll May he develop -thesskill Ate become the ballistic expert he ,l'16pes,3'J,b.e.f' K , t'f,t' : H'ylfG ' JMfee.g:.z:a...g5,eW:' NW it Abrams, Cecille Administering medicines and Soothing tevered brows will be Cecille's iuture vocation. She'lI be a hit with patients and doc- tors alike. Activities: Checkers: Keys and Cues: Hall Guard: J. Y. L. V i I T- A bie Manley presents to the world a serious, conscientious, young woman, but don't let those sombre eyes deceive you. Her winsome smile is denoted by her dimple. Activities: Needlework: Div- ing: Art: Chess: Election Com- mlsyzner. Apotow, Sarah Femininity in miniature. Sa- rah is the ice-cream dessert after a Sunday dinner. Small and petite-sweet and neat- that's Inky, Activities: Checkers: Art club: Needlework: Super Honor Roll. April, Faye She's sweet and demure Not bold at all: Say, folks, have you Noticed the lazy drawl? Activities: Swimming: Lite Saving. 'xx GRADUATES JUNE, 1936 4? Arkow, David HR. K. O. will look down at tho world from a high altitude when he is an aviator. Did you ever hear ot the Caterpillar Club, David? Activities: Hall Guard. Checkers: Baker, Florence Believing that the way to a young man's heart is through his stomach, Flo industri- ously took up cooking as her hobby. Activities: Checkers: Glee Club: Nature Study: Drama. Balin, Norman I Athletically inclined Norm finds exercise the prescription to most ills. As a doctor, we venture he'll succeed. Activities: Hall g u a r d: Checker Club: Fire Marshal: Band. X.: , ' lj' Baskin, AarohiA. ZX.. A 'fx lsteadfdltt purpose to i giaoghieve spriielthing Qqxmmend- 'le has, led Aaron to choose the seri6u's vocation of bf ing a Rabbiiias ms'life,haork.v- Rl Activiti lflpn r iSociety: PQS., Cxiiikqnt .'-Evans: Vice- i es., Senioiz'-Bank:f'iVice-Chair- man Financb Comm. many ad rents an ey, a s Mike refut l i- cian. w o drugs will e much safer. Activities: Super Honor Roll: Chess: J. Y. L.: Student Con- gress. Rep. 'I X' ' f :fY45!'y ,' ' ,. ll'Q-VW 'ft 'V' i ft is f U59 i . . , 1 -V -: H 15 vjwj, -1 ' r - . , Beh,r,r,B-gif' i 4-J' f,,.:f'Q Beylen, lsadore M. K 5, it, 'LALHX 7f T cTu don'tl,hgveyboUfn'5w Ben ' The box ottice will be mobbed Lg vi',.'fJ :Al-A j-'if lonq t5cEtJisf2bv'er that he's,one when poet and playwright Bey- I V , J' A b1V.l Q N pf hh , est tellisyyeu' ever len begins to produce. Uv' ' I 0sJQ, 'V W 'JJ Hifi Vfiet- '-ind 'fhafti' Ying iust 5 Activities: Managing Editor, 3 'VLNY ' little.. N - 1 Manlegram: Senior Eioys' Edie t I fy yy 'T Activities: Dramatics: Chess: tor. Manley Memories: N J.,-I ,, .J Drama Comm.: Student Con- Club: Commencement Comm.: -f Y -'fda-J gross. I Essay '34, '35, '36: Civic .4,',-f H fig. . NfxM'J6 ! Award' ,Jjir 3 ir., JV ,- ,,,:f5-Gi 1 . I 9 , , -'fri Y 'V 51...-.ff .J o 6rL f'2g ler, Maurice ' ,S T' J 3fF'5 f: ,- Just lilce a rainbow after a .hu b f d .4 shower, Lil brightens dull o'S HF YS e O N . surroundings. Men will have O , Ou. , if ' I. . - ums. Hes loo ing tor some -4 strong competition when taking 1 th t .H t h. ' the C. P. A. exam against this 'are Ones G W' ine 'm 6 girl. fi' t p Activities: Diving club: Nec- ' ' clleworlc: Lite Saving Club. C 'b' Super '-'Ono' RO ' Bilow, Rose Bentcover, Sylvia Rosy , the ideal, girl ath- Sylvia's calm, immaculate lete, is humorous and depend. person will be a restful anti- able, too. She is one of the dote lor the iangled nerves of predominant all-around ath- sorne business executive. Would letes at Manley. there were mole me her- Activities: Treas. '35, Vice- Activitics: Keys and Cues: Pres. '36, G. A. A.: J. Y. L.: Chekclcers: Lite Savinq: Diving Checlcers: All-Star Champ Vol- Clu , 4 , ley Ball, Captx Drama, 5 7 ' FA. xr bfi' --ther JH!!-7 Blancarto, Mary Il, A Sujwwosf dnagilds d Cookie klilces tfo Idhance: ' he M O H .1 is sc est agciiighilnlax es oge ee appy ,ouzf If Est il' just be-J mi 'Q ' emte ' so Cookie f - will seldom feel blue. Shell ki er sway norous selflbtrfl d th. . t I , suc .' fe ornedief is 5, nee 'S g'?'e Y pus penance .- Didyji J 1 V to succeed in her career as a Ac iviti : Art A6ulz6 Checlc- u'Se'. .. ers i Activities: Drama. ' s f f f fic! l ,210-f' Bl I -. I oom, rw n M. U! Blo lg y 's' cientitic tu- : , Q ' et-19'prcTt'esses no desire-ai? of h earned him tho 1- fm to low greg! an q.Loti6t1'f'E73 - swel arlcs 1 physi and YP- ilngsrwtflet-t'l'1.fiiJs his existence Chemistry, 5 great doing somet ng vastglfwy chemical en ' e r. , f or diitelterts ter ash- Activmk , Bn- Sp aking 'onod i',.l Pres.: Cuvife-if ve ts: J Y. L.: C,Activuties: J. Y. L.: Treas.: Correct Thin Cl b. I mess. I , -seed - rd-, ,-L.: ,lffl Bobrow, Rose , I .. If - . i 1' B ' R 13611 It Rose will walk through hte M ermat' as freely and easily as she has J'N C'SfC ':'-- O F W ?,Vpep and through school she will avoid lp nh, our B certainw trgppmg Ove, ,Emmy of :ts ob- C F X s what il3,,ta'ices. ,Attract , Stades M Q -L T ness, yiute'iligence,- socigliil . A te. . ' C x . Lu., -si 1 What'more could oneyaidw ? C t'e5' lieckefsi A rt A 3 . Club: Needlework-: Keys and Activities. J,. Y. L., Chess Cues Club: Picture Representative. ' 4 ' Botman, Florence BGVUSUGU1 Eva Quiet. unassuming Flo has L Eva gpm-ids her Spare time sung in Manley Festivals since tickling the ivgriggj' Being 5 the inaugural concert. Her gen- vgry fine mugigign, ghg ggpirgg tle voice be GH asset in Srl- ,Q . to be an excellent piano teacher. Activities: Keys and Cues: J. Y. L.: Hall Guard: Checkers. couraging friendships. Activities: Hall Guard: Keys and Cues, Vice-Pres.: Glee Club: Senior Chorus. 14. y l Bonomi, Lena Lena's ambition we can foresee ls to be vice-president ot Kres- ge. With tour years ot high school well in hand. This position she is sure to land. Activities: Knitting: Hall Guard: Typing. , ij-J I Boolcman, F i T is aired tk has e a e h self t y her rming n . rieda Boole- an, M.A il identi r in e litfure he hop . . ctiviti : i horus: Se- nior Cho . , ff L B rova' ,Edith 'S' .fo T9 XW . f ' clitfh 's an appe 'ngiyu g lglEy whdse am H46?i.s cdh coct lingF dis ba-1 hui r er man Jadmi-reis ,4'!Uj Activitiegflfennisi Diving: ,f Y Chess. ff' f, raslatslcy, Sarah PP ays it's only because sh ' acquiring the poise nec- es ry to every lawyer. ctivities: Girls' Chorus: J. Y. L.: Honor Roll: Intra-mural: 4B Champs. rah a Solemn .Lu Q fr ' s. .1 .B i 4' 1 'a ,w ' i -aff v 0 M. ' . ke M, yi 3 ' up -rl r ' r L .0 4 L l 'fa 'V 1 . ' Braun, Gladys Active is the best word that describes our ambitious, argu- mentative, individualistic Gladys. She'Il be in the lime- light wherever she goes. Activities: Student Congress Rep.: Alu m ni Committee: Honor Society: Manlegram Bus. Statf: N Club. Brelovitz, Jennie Red possesses the two Its that make any girl popu- lar-vitality and personality. Her ambition turns toward singing. Activities: G. A. A.: Hoclcey: Mixed Chorus? ..l. Y, L.: Sec. 48: Capt.,,J3aslcetball Champs. 44 Ai 1 tt 'wr Brill, Lillian Small. petite, and auburn Lil So wise and strangely versatile: To become a ste-no is her will, And yet how she can wield the quill! Activities: Manley Memories: Super Honor Roll: Needlework. I A x,!9Q Brod stel I e Es e au e ll l ful co s mm If l'lc b s Q 's f d s . he's c er. e deli I . sie' . i A vities7 Hono S cietyg .F le ories: Gir s Sports dito . 4 ! Brow , Fr e ,ff . , ,lf a oes t r .tile 6 ot anlc lczalso has l h .r qu ' es o ,per- fffgtft secre miie lli gence, oise d i ul ' el tt i smile. fp ' , ' X , Acticggasz J. Y.L .: Chelcfers. Btwn, Milton B. Although he is always clown- ig, Miiltoh Brown is-elarnest i all his endeavors. An envrx-J, jo table fellow 'with Ntine quali- ties. Enjoys delving into the raptures bt chemistryu- 9 i Actii 'ti 'tr X Alumni Com.: 3 Arts lntra-mural. l B wn, a eter Zin ' ti? - W th t' w ere illie' hai fro This n o 0 ld rl ee ing man of r places and do hings. l . S.:' Willie writes poet . too.l Activities: Senior Chorus. Bubar Norman G ur lass Ii ' ' a 'r l chor ' ma p r his s'ze ng- ing law , mie X ivi s: o R l: Che , are slial. Bullaro, John Bull's gallant, obliging words, and mirthful Italian eyes are the root of his amiability. And can he sing! Activities: Lite Guard, Capt.: Clean-Up Comm.: Cleric Practice: Senior Cho s: Ma - lay Orchestra Mb it ' , yme Ver .,r, ' f' y will keep Strict! 4' e ro S i UtlOI'l lf! his nt -A tat' f legal questions 5' 'J c ur ot jus- tice. v ' . Activit' -: E- uw : N Club: rl. t g- ress Rep.: Hall G -'J p and Gown Comm. NJ, MM, f y,Ca ,Begeih beneiit ot her talents. Activities: Sec., Honor Soci- ety: Tennis: Jewelry Comm., Chairman: G. A. A.: Checker Club. Caisman, Isadore Looicl Thero's Casey at the bat again. Oh boy, can that champ swing itl But what has pharmacy to do with base- ball? Oh, he'll drug the ball. Activities: Manley Memo- ries. Rep.: intra-mural. Calderon, Leo Baseball, basketball. football, volley ball-they're all easy tor Leo. i-le is a real sportsman. The team he coaches is sure to win. Activities: Basketball: Hall Guard: Hobby Club: Intra- murals: All-Star Team. ' I ' persona pop . a y bundle ot oner Chermfacy, Sam Sam lilces reading, dramatics and athletics. He is reticent about his future hopes, but he will be a leader in the field oi his choice. Activities: Boys' Chorus: Senior Chorus: Drama. Cherne, Rosalyn Why do we like Sheppie ? lt's for her captivating eyes, her belleliko laugh, and those practiced feet which will be her tame and fortune. Activities: Chess Club: Jew- elry Comm.: Dramatics: Gym Service. Chudrots ky, Florence Petite and brown-eyed Flo will earn her living through her secretarial ability. Away from the office she will delight in making appetizing and tasty dishes in her own cuisine. Activities: Librarian: Intro- mural. V Always awlessly groomed. Berejife has the poise of a , ot' deb. As a teacher some vmvate school will receive the Ciltone, Edith You can bet your boots' that Edie will be the prime artist on some nationwide mag' azine, exhibiting the girl on the cover portraits. Activities: Senior Chorus: Shorthand Sharlcs. Cohen, David G rg play a big p rtfin ng him his tirfsty'rrrilIa31,6tf2l'. I ,:QACtiy1,gQsgJLeeRf,. C h 4 S Ye mty Vice2Pres.- -Cheqvsflic-lub: N i fggii. Hsl.if'egs,e5?cIs55 y q'11m.:' Vianley Merhtaqi : Civic Awa d. . s X ' ii : i L . i' Lf' :ox Cohe , lcla I' ,,,w 1 w'y ' racks 'wi I 'eeph , - tigngs al os hysterical that w i,'e mtfch, ill it, H535 1Buf t ie aqainf afsef' itfwill y J fl, 1 ies: lntrf, ural Vo!- ley all: Chess. .ve 0' , lrlafn key has the t 0 i rlends and holdi the Her qu' ' ii tribu to har suc as salesladyu ot the Mickey Frocic Company. Activities: Dramatics: lass Day Comm. ,lf I-JN-J Cohenynwilliam R, 'yi 'tBigi1'BiII eiffaggitcne class otJQ3fb on his bgoad shouldersv' His soundifreasbning, andcitiis ca'p,aaityg totplan ahead -.get re-H, sultsevghrywhere. Q Activitiwzyhfianlegram. Repgt' Super Hong-r Roil. ,' tc0hQT'siLiHgy, i , A A' rye ,Csiyet .af all jightpvl-ie's'f' afrealffeldwf always cooperJ ative, and a- credit to Ma,nl'e'yi . Acti'vi1tiesi- 'SQf1iOfL.',vBQS,lii'f- ball: Proctor's,fAsS,t:' Yi .: M Club: Intra4ri1u'ral1'QF .lf Ili Colangelo, Anne Quiet in class, but a whizz on the gym tloor, Jello is going to be missed in both. She wants to undertake the difficult iob ot court reporting. Activities: Senior Chorus: Knitting Club. Dave's aidyfton ue wills 031 . ll , . ,-1 +9 ff 'i -,. . ,',,' XJ I 1 ,V i -'. 1-ggfffxidss ty hay., 3 , L vi 7, ai.: M,L,L,'f O l Cornick, Paul Pete, our illustrious sports editor. has outgrown the high school newspaper. Watch for his by-line in the Tribune. Activities: M Club. Sec'y: N Club. Treas.: Manlegram. Sports Editor: Manley Memo- ries, Sports Editor: J. Y. L.: intramural, Supervisor. Costello, Theresa This blonde and pleasing Miss has the Wanderlust like many ot her kith and kin. Her smile will serve as a passport in any port ot any country in the world. Activities: intra-mural. Crane, Sam This energetic snare drum beater will turn from music to advertising when he graduates. lts a hard lite For a salesman. Sam, so prepare yourself. It will pay. Activities: Band: Orchestra. Cutler, Rose Rose knows her keys and cues all right. Her iolliness tends to make her everyone's friend. Stay as sweet as you are. Rose. Activities: Keys and Cues: Lite Saving: Checkers: Diving Club. Danish, Tamaara Versatile, sweet, charming- Tornmie has made a name tor herself by her high scholas- tic attainments and excellent newspaper work. Activities: G. A. A.: N Club: Lite Saving: Honor Soci- ety: Manlegram, Feature Ed- itor: Manloy Memories. X, Mari n I' k, lovel , petite 'Ca- na, 'f' don g things i lo Y ay. She's nxiou e- an air stew d . She'll 'shlghsten 't-trtffn ner wherever ttf -sActivities: Checkers: Cap n Gown Comm. Dellsy, m hen a Sa laugh in that culi nn r, you want to laug, oo. lt certainly pays be optimistic. h, Spea' n :Gurren Events:Proc- tor s A Sa . A tivities: J. . L.: Publii .-. - 4 vgf 1' I-1 fl C I . r A r f .. . I F If orge By proce s of osmosis, Bing readily absorbs legal knowl edge, and he loves to partici- pate in arguments, usually get- ting the best ot them. Activities: Fire Marshal, Chief: Hall Guards, Capt.: Hobby Club: Social Comm. Dolgin, l ys ' 'I suo fy auth t ,sonalty ve a symp I , 'gehero - h ar h racte 'Posses e u iti , s e has ch n A rtect t for them- ocial ork. A ' ities: . A. .: Capt., Intra-mural olley all: Cur- rent Events, Vice-Pres. Dolinko, Jacob Jake is not a politician yet, but we hope that when we send him to Washington he won't lose his skill at check- ers. He'll probably introduce the game in Congress anyway. Activities: Checker Club. Drezner, Ben King feels more comtort- able in a tootoall uniform than in civilian clothes. He'll tackle these accounts readily as a C. P. A. Activities: J. Y. L.: Fire Marshal: Knitting: Hall Guard: Lite Guard: 4B intra-mural Basketball Champs. ggi, Irwin s. 5 I 'A' s 'an ,arou d re rf:-shfashingbrs ht :f ball and laweta3ll.yM.is' L L,L.cl Eenddl:ij,?'c operation is sure to getnhim there? 5 UA W-A tigtigse, intra-Mural Bas- yyettgcan, Capt.: Fire Marshal. H Dulman, Gertrud W9 Gertrud 's a' 'l tjtew words. er jsti alent will probabl s r torh r a posi- tion a' art editor of some ilouris ing maga ' e, where she'll exp? sue el'f through her pictur s Activitie 11 Checkers: Knit- ting: Tenni -' Eisenberg, Albert Al is more industrious than he appears to be. The saying, Still runs the water where the stream is deep, might apply to him. Luck to our future physician. Activities: Hall Guard. Eisenberg, Jack Yoss likes a good ioke as well as anyone else. l-lis cheers ful manner always makes him a good comrade. Activities: J. Y. L.I Fire Marshal: lntra-mural: Lite Guard: Swimming Team. Feinberg, bernard J. To become a pharmaceutical chernist is the ambitig6offtfl'1is youriij man.ALJd5s i'f6i'5es are as' high.as the nsmegis long, and., we're sure hve'lli.iUVa-geeydg?-41 f' ' Activitiest Drama: Speech. . A 0' , 1 V y . ,. f ' L'lFf A' l-le is r rv n ,shy, , A, 3 I lan doe nt,say much tf- 1 Very OW. .lack Ca lil' when Slie ,esili 5 5 sately y,.ll1 - ghbenemy ,. 4 'V' A otyit, aftypistl gn tl-, all I i !?,Vjs, . I Q 'fiifivitfe ill l-ilk? Sav- Acti ties: Track: Bird Cl' J T IHQQJ- WL- onlsg,wfM'5ff1fl Hall eusfd. yr Tyyoist: N Cluy: olley Ball Al -Stars. ' gy f 7 . 0 A i - Feldman. lvlor ' r at ' Eisner. Frieda ,at 'Ql f We all like Fritz because tu .as i O k usd em 'Q lf' 534, she's such a good scout. She be me F erouf al Y ' iysif' intends to follow a business ca- dst MON? ,. 1 Q fipzea W ' reer. but some Nicodemus will Swirgmin .V , . ag, . probably change her mind. A tl W L b A It- Activities: Glee Club: J.Y. Cheikgs. essem' 6 ' SS ' L.: lntra-mural. ' ' ff T , Ellis, Julius Felger- Eva 'N Another baseball , minded They call her Hblztervescent 'l chap. Julie hopes that he'll Eve because she bubbles over X 5 soon be in line for a contract with enthusiasm- lf You donlt to manage the Chicago Cubs. gelieve it, take a look at that fl We hope so, too. GH 'ng Sm' 6- ' Activities: Senior Basketball Acfivifiesr SUPEF H 0 V1 0 V Champs: Fire Marshal: Check, Roll: Checkers: Chess: lntras ers. mural. . .r Ellman. Esther EWG O ' I ' This bit of sunshine cer- - has lnued Um 6 7 tainly carries out the purpose tin U ff? FII fl A ' SXSC- ot her name, radiating smiles ' 5 t- li V-?C0QC3 fi and cheertulness wherever she 9 en 5 Spea 5 Of '59 - goes. ' ' ' Congr s Activities: Keys and Cues: N -EIASVF lvlgfg Malnle 2 Cl, ll : El f' C ' . u . res.: ocia o m., sioregzmelrisbrariajnfi gibldggk. Chairman: Drama: Civic Award. f i, f ,ny n Fink, Rosalie R. he tal O-lf nolhe . Ro is one-halt of the Fink- e O 6 Cla 5 has CO to Grossman team. She likes dress ' EV Qslras 6 5 designing and such a friend- 5 g r dmmolls 5 ship should become a tlourish- 1' AC - ities: Or hbstra, nor ing business partnership. 0 i 'WI I S Bdll Activities: Diving: Keys and I F' am: rl 5 wg: ,355 Day Cues: Senior Chorus: Li e Say- f f Zmm.: lticef. mg- . , i Qi ' x., ,JL i ki ' li is F Q Erenberg, Lillian Fl i GH. Shlfxlfyf 3'- Although Shix loves danc- PVSHY Ky lil' lids Of' ki ' ing, her main desire is to be a P Pi Hpfl GSS ll 'F 'lj y ' ll court reporter. We wonder it Wdflfif WYGVVY f? ' 'Ona' v the trial will be the main at- and H03 llf SSH do G traction in the courtroom? l39iOV9i- IQVV f Activities: Checkers: Keys and Cues: J. Y. L. I Activities Office Practit: : Drama: Mr. Crott's Secretary. ' li. D p . X, ,lf 45' A 'I ' i if 'fx ,ii f i ' ,f'4'W.-, lf! Genson. DOVACE-bex. 'f'4 lTU ose as m ,-herself II A0ltV1'0i t G G'9Ff-Qi5'llY- r f 4 -F k .if ' Q. , swim- ert corporation is envious to Q -.,-i Sports, This help otlrferiasof-she's 'going to .ua ity should- ' l haf! ex-R bevif hfwhi h cellent swiminpgi s ruc . she e an unusual ,su-qgE5,sl ' ACiavzf'iE,5-f'f:A4'J-igmm are Cfivitiesgbigaysgfsntf Cuofs. 1 Guard: Volleyi Ball: ,ff , Art Club. l - ii if-f Glass, Celia Behind Celi s Devil-may- Fox. Evelyn Zero manner es a seiyious im- Charming and intelligent. yall! n t ukgssszcrg gjrfiii Evelyn intends to use her short- nes H' dis e m Wherzver hand ability as a stepping- a P stone to her success as a it ' , , , stenography teacher. , 'Wt' t, lfflj iflglgi DN' Activities: Super Honor Roll: mg ra 'CS' 6 uma' Skobel's Shorthand Shark? I Wulf Oi .ff ar 6 v an. , hill ' do rg hi ar si ns en li ls' a th M a ng in gn? g . ll m t be at . . A. am itl n. Activities: 4B Intra-mural Basketball Champs: J. Y. L.: Fire Marshal: Asst. Lite Guardijt . 1 L i ll X ' V' . : V A 'RLT' ,jikyy ,ii - w L : .3 gklzreiman, Leonagrel' 'xv I. 'L,e'Fty has not eenfa Man- le very long, and is' as mys- terious asi Garbo. A All we know is thyat the goes in for bookkeep- ingiin ibig way. Best of luck, Leonard. Activities: lntra-mural. Friedman, Abraham e teachers n ve uld mp ' e as aways rep re is stead i- 'atjpi shows t - rit detegmining u in uccess. - ' t :. u r ,- Roll: C ec rs: f : ' -' ' ian: J-fl M 4 W ' -41,4 - Frisobnla , iriarnti- fi' P by ickey .'-wiliflendz che rvto all comveinaco with heriwhen ilie be es a social worlcet. lf sports and a good- s ou lla 's Mickey. A ' 'i yigaiid Cues: e. A. . g 'x.,' Fryer, Dorothy G. Close by this write-up you will see the likeness ot the per- fect student whose hobby is winning lst prize in contests of all sorts. More power to you. Activities: Chess: Honor So- ciety. Glassner, Walter Our Treasurer conducts deli- cate chemistry experiments. Judging by the way he blows things up, he must be inspired. Wallis has efficiency plus in everything. Activities: Class Treasurer: Camera Club: Laboratory Asst. Glick, Ben Never worry seems to be Ben's motto. His caretree man- ner has won him many friends at Manley. Activities: Hall Guard: Swim- ming Team: Lite Guard: Check- ers: Chorus: Zeeb's Flying Corps: t 4 cil l a t f true friend, no , i V than Lucy. er decisive ac- tions and se t-confidence will help her greatly in realizing her ambition to be a surgeon. Activities: Needlework: Li- brarian. ter o i ould be found l Gold, Ida The dresses sold by Ida Gold Divine they'll be and made to mold: A lot ot her we're sure to hear, Her name will be a household cheer. Activities: Checkers: Hall Guard: Sewing. l befgKMorris is-lanafber'56iie 6p V' tlgbs otyfw eads consid- e bly,' tcr' . Therea- . ' n s to become an Author. ' ' i . ' ard: Hall G r: rmming ea :Chess: Boys' rus. K 'xxx 1 X Goldta ber, Henrietta l-lencl-1y can certainly knit. Well, anyway, her iollinoss is woven into the hoarts ot all of her many classmates. Good- by, l-ienchy , we'll see you in the comedies. Activities: Current Events: Knitting: Baseball Champs. Goldman, Roslyn Mystery stories hold pleas- ure for Babe . Maybe it's that liking tor the bizarre which leads her to make a try at court reporting. Activities: Checkers: J. Y. L.: Keys and Cues. Goldsmith. Minnie Ai llyl h' i. i'.word s innio . er ability tg to ,ee th 0 vftcdb gr iyalwoiitiolntlilo Actiyifqs Needlew r Cur- rent Eve Goldstein, Ann Our giggly, tun-loving cyclist will some day make a very effi- cient stenographer and lovable companion to her employer. Activities: Chess: Checkers: Vocational Reading: Camera. Sec'y. 0 Osv wwe C SGI' a . . n - tor s Q . l i o a a -s.n- 1 i. ' 1 , i lgsaroun l w r. f Q Activities: I orus. Goldstein, Walter I. Populdr Wally is a bit mod- est .aboiitbhis ambition, but whatever it is 'l1e'll surely suc- ceed. ' ACtivities:,-, Pres. Honor So- ciety: Pres. Checker Club: Stu- dent Congress Rep.: Band: Or- chestra:'Chairman Commence- ment Comm. Goodkin, Alex Just like an eagle taking to wings, Al will take to the heavens in a plane. Happy landings, Al , Activities: Manlegram: N Club: Lite Guard: Dramatics: Checkers: Chess. Goldstein, R t is nte est in .p - Il m ' J gms e terary z 4-'T if , . S-if ,O at , iwif . A ,. milf--' Goodman, Geraldine Vt3-.fzf t iiydyl' r. H501 When Gerry is vacationing V,-yt-fl t,lj,.J,.P6y atter a long, successful run of Lf' ,U-f' a play, tennis will occupy most fy, LLXAPL' ,' ,J , ot her time-Shure. an' successff ttf' 955 Liv' is on its way tor this colleen. . Nt. K .. Y Dlx Activities' G A A' Girls' lst-L -I xi it Nlxr lk Chorus: Chess: iSocial.Comrn.JU 3, f ,Ha e f.it3n iff? N en s t an ey, a y w Y' uite, Wporati .X vitiLs: Stu t Congress: egra , e ising Mgr.: r. Bandit' atics: N Club: Social mm. Gratman, Esther Essie need not worry about becoming a successtul cartoon- ist. She certainly can draw- and in more ways than one. Activities: l-lall G u a r d: Checkers: Swimming: Art Club. Green,Anna 9051: NN Ann is one ot the greatest baseball enthusiasts that ever sat in a grandstand. l-ler en- thusiasm arises 'From her own ability as a gymnast. Activities: G. A. A.: Keys and Cues: Gym Service. Greenberg. Alice Alicia's dream home would be a library, where she could live with her best friends, her books. No wonder she never was behind.-with book reports. Activities: Glee Club: Cler- ical Practice. Greenberg, Louis l-l. Between sleeping and play- ing baseball, Label is sure to tind time to ponder over his ambition-that ot a world- wide advertiser. Activities: intra-mural. Greenberg, Morris The way ho swings heavy- weights around would make Hercules blush. Yet, Greenie considers chemical engineering more profitable than a iob as a circus strong man. Activities: Election Commis' sion, Chairman. . Y if . 1 1 al B MJ: VS Lael L, Q1 i AMW' :W , If 4 i . dl 9 -.. .t sf' V s 4 1 1 - J' i .i L -' 'afar Grossman, Rose We shall all miss Rosie's naive observations which have relieved many a tense or mo- notonous situation. She will carry her lovable qualities into the field of dress-designing. Activities: Keys and Cues: J. Y. L. Grubman, Eva Clever in her studies, a star athlete, and easy to look at, Eve is truly an all-around girl. Activities: Ma nlegram, Sports Editor: Manley Memories, Co- Editor: G. A. A., Recording Chairman: Commencement Comm.: Drama: lntra-mural: M winner. Guastaferri, Mary If you hear of a young and famous employer, who wants to employ a witty, pretty, and competent stenographer, lust let Gussie know. Activities: Cap and Gown Comm.: Checkers: Manley Memories, Rep. Harrington, Patricia Irish eyes-Personality too. We all like Pat- Wouldn't you? Activities: Girls' Chorus: lntra-mural: Typing Pin. Ha ,Je L ies' a tte danc will IC th .. .. h es essional bas star. To ars will be sec- ond stringers tto him. Activities: Checkers: Hall Guard: Band: Swimming: Proc- ftorfs Assft. 7 , I fvtilxllml-0 'flhrfh 'hip' - :Anti . 14, 14.4, --1- --1 1, -, N 1 . 'I'- Hecht, lfenneth, Lloyd-'f ' . , , . -. Ken, our srnilintg life guard, will, as a lawyer, keep his cli- ents out of deep water. Activities: Life Guard, Capt.: Swimming Team: Vice-Chain man, Jewelry Comm. Henden, Fannie Add a sense of humor to per- sonality and brains, and they all sum up to our own stately Fay . We hope she will suc- ceed in lite. Activities: Checkers:Typing Club. ' . Henley, James Good-looking Jimmy in- tends to be an expert radio en- gineer, but we think he'cl do better in Hollywood. And can he swim! Activities: American Red Cross: Life Saving, Capt. Herr, Florence L. Because she's so small, Fay must have been inspired by Lily Pons to want to become a great singer. She's iust about Miss Pons' size, too. Activities: G. A. A.: J. Y. L.: Sewing: Needlecraft: Checkers: Spanish: Handicraft. Hoffman, lsadore lzzy hasn't blown up the lab. yet, so this baseball player may yet become a chemist. Activities: Hall G u a r d: Checkers: lntra-mural. Hoffman, Sidney When Hefty becomes a surgeon, he won't have time for fishing, so he's catching exag- gerated minnows now. Activities: Life Guard, Capt.: Swimming Team: J. Y. L.: Checkers: Proctor's Ass't: lntra- mural Swimming Champion. ,X Holtzblatt,Abi,q-Qbti. 'CM VX :fxt-D'e5'f'.L pilb'iitical mind. and 'fiadept power of floifng spe chi' are, sure to make ffi'istp11y1.451eF1 he f' b United V Sta es 'Sen fir. , --,if Lg 'fi Nl -x 1, 'ijgl'i5c'k,e'r's: 'Th ee Aytsy' iteratu e. .' Horn, Ruth Different is the word which best describes Ruthie . Her courage and accurate observe' tion will make her a skillful laboratory technician. Activities: Needlework: Checkers: J. Y. L.: Senior Cho- rus: G. A. A. Hudak, Milton I ,Genial '.iMickey's ability at playing checkers is renowned at Manley. May -he some'day be able 'to win for himself as rriany iobs.as he has checker tournaments. Activities: Manley Checker Team: Hall Guard: Band: . 1.-- f Israel, Harriet Harriat's remarkable mental capabilities are surely debits on her books of character. All assets - no liabilities - that's Honey . Activities: Knitting Club: lntra-mural. Jacobson, be i a r s ' ' ave in about finances. , Activities: F Mars : Checker Club: Chess Club. N b e p CL! .. ...fit L Jaffe, eriimfxay Mitl6y,D '4:Lir :LN diqftiem am t s b snbss vfqnte dis dl cv Wi h lgerievar pres or Lt sa vqyfrd he is .-so as V ibwer. .L . c vi 'es NU Club 'Busi- , - ri - H . i.li41'ik'Jw'vn' '. tm eiEtmitb2 '1'iH5i, 'ignplesxspeak g. 7 . I 'an s f' no 'f 4 D to i gli if . tri: yvgnrif M,gr.yyMgnleq rarn :i Ass Bus. Mgr., Manley Memories: Dramatics. Jess, Louis Here' o our future Weiss- u lla . ern or of our I mng te m, a iol, good iellowwzgd rie d y- one-t s. Activites: Swimming Team: Lite Gu rd: J. Y. L.: Intra- mural: , . Jo ph, Dorothy Der is the type that says little but accomplishes much. We'lI miss this industrious and helpful girl-won't we, Mrs. Skobel? Activities: S. S. S., Pres.I Senior Chorus. Kasch, Alex Cash and Carry is noted tor his smooth complexion. That's one characteristic by which a prospective C. P. A. can impress an employer. Activities: Hall G u a r d: Chess: Checkers: J. Y. L.: 4B Basketball Champs. Kadish, Alvin Obbie titled his position as Class Proctor as well as he played the championship bas- ketball game. His leadership and strategy will help him be- come a professional athlete. Activities: Basketball. '35, '36, City Champs: Class Proc- tor: Fire Marshal: M Club. is if L' ii i W' .l astr ot ch nst rel Katiigyt , ri :tat ., lt in y sp a di effdtilythe re ho ? ig hewlowh dtiviti te Gard: Slwim- , HQITQGXTII all uardl:- Boys' or , Checkers: sstt Proc- tor. ' Kagan,William A dramatic pose, an elegant gesture- Lightsl Cameral Billy , the movie hero, is go- ing into action. Activities: Basketball: intra- mural: J. Y. L.: Hail Guard: Fire Marshal: Volley Ball: Checkers: Baseball- Kamin, Lena Lee's interest has been in a t, and yet she has modestly tai d to recognize the rare beauty that is hers. Quaint and de- mure as a maid should be is Lee . Activities: Super Honor Roll: Glee Club. Kaniuk, Joseph Pep enioys setting type. He is crazy about running a press. Perhaps he'lI print our Manley Memories some time in the future. Activities: Printing. Kaplan, Leonard Now we can be rest assured that prosperity is iust around the corner. Leaping is ioin- ipg the host ot Manley million- aires. Watch the society col- umns, folks. Activities: Circulation Mgr., Manlegram: N Club. Kaplan, Lottie It Lottie will be as sweet and time a secretary as she was a friend and personality at Man- ley, she will be in great de- mand. Activities: G. A. A.: lntrae mural. Kaplan, Tobey You can't determine 'I'obey's inner character. She is always cloaked in such congeniality that she seems to radiate per- manent happiness. A tirst rank girl. Activities: Hall Guard: J. Y. L.: Senior Chorus. Kaplitz, Sherman Genny stands tor general, and the title is suitable, be- cause Sherman comlnands the esteem ot many iof his associ- ates. When,you get a head- ache, consult Dr. Kaplitz. Activities: C h e s s Club: Honor Roll. K rlin, D l ' e o the ha ds, a flow. ery urst Q ora r -that's Da y K l' . He'l e an ex- cellen gr ssio filibuster. A iviti : orical - t , '34, 5, : onor - ty: Chairm CI s Da a Guard, Capt.: Ci i , Ld. Kaufman, Flore og-,fbi For the :F th.-time, the cur- tain is 'raise as our own Flo, breathfllesib t triumphant, re- ceives' a he y oxftion tor her claticingan ' hginq. Another Manleyitle s scored. Activtiet. Needlework: G. A. A. Kietter, Newton Sherman What! Another lawyer! Sher- man, however, will make a valu- able addition to lv1anley's pros- pective corps ot attorneys. He has the gift of gab . Activities: Latin Club: l-lall Guard: Honor Society. Kletnick, Fred Friendly, Romantic, Enthusi- astic, and Daring, spell Fred. A fine speaker, a good mixer, and topped by a desire to benefit humanity by his exist- ence. One cannot help but admire him. Activities: Hall Guard: Se- nior Chorus. Ko imptesu k -torward to ing a riva secretary to efiiresid himselt. Well, w.ef'always ew that stenoq- cti i s: Super Honor Roll: ortha d Sharks: Baseball Champs. f co s in handy. Kokesh, Joe K o k o n ut Incorporated would have found school more interesting had he substituted 'football and hockey for his majors. Too bad! Activities: Hall Guard: Boys' Chorus: Senior Chorus: Check- ers: Manley Hall Club. Kopeloff, ltdil -4 V it 1, Dc ' , ci on Saulriltofsee that , . - j V r f i 7 s N GWU' f i i as 'J 1 ,zltiaafstudentpget -iustice. He hasgywlhat it takes to, become :'he?d,Ioffthe Michalel Reese eerch lnstitute V' X Activities: Mori Society: J. Y. L.: ' :Student Con- qross. ' L. fJKorach,,Gent-nude fi - I . . C JJ .Fgc-git is 'the' b'iIs'fl2l'lISif5' fl Io ot the ,'QGf-rtgQ:?Gerj 'teiof' 5he's't5Fsfiinhg e piano keys'tor.th.e typewriter keys, at JvJtrict'r 's-heillipommda her Way to success? X Actibit-i-6s':-'..D'lifi71g: Keys and Cues: Advanceldghwf , Kosotsky, Alec Just what will the school ot- tice do without Alec? That pencil behind his ear is a land- mark on this ever on the go lad. Activities: Hall Guard: Ot- tice Practice. Kovarsky, lrving It will be a simple task tor the Illinois Football Team to make touchdowns with King there to bowl the enemy over. Activities: Checkers: Bas- ketball Champs: Volley Ball Champs: J. Y. L.: Fire Marshal. Kramer, Barbara Babs enioys collecting all types ot costumes, but there is one that will become her more than the others-the costume ot a Lady in White. Activities: Checkers: Nature Sudy: Glee Club: Drarnatics. V ., iff it 'MJ .f aww tlgfasny, Floreri, e f . lau'- e es an'c1n she be ' . . .JM ii I n y . J a r A- 'Y' BT' l W ,J ' O y .y'gd'fQ?2iI.wJ 4 'I-ivitiegi,.CQbeSsf'K2i1eckers: C ra, Vocationaliteading. 'Kritche , David VV. Kritc ' ' be et ot the T 1 5 'ory-te ' g propensitz shoul a uch of humor ab net etings. i Ac vit' : C .. m: J. Y. L.: F ance Com ., Chair- a . . m n, S nior C orus, i,Studen': Congress. . QL l ...ls B Kuper n, Flor e at4eg, Esther ' o'ist 'rlwosubtly a f ' x e eeps h las i an up- l ow- t e re t '- e bu - ro Sh b succe S ' c - - o e ' s s o be oth ist. s' a: G. A. A. ! r Zas :tts b e p t Kupka, Vera Vera's pleasant smile will make her a much sought tor nurso. A lover ot sports, and a real sport, that's Vera. Activities: Needlework: Cler- ical Practice: Spring Festival: Girls' Chorus. Kurtz, Leona Lee is destined for a bright future, as is shown ettectively by her past achievements. Her charm and vitality have been indispensable assets. Activities: Keys and Cues: Checkers: Senior Chorus: Super Honor Roll. Kurtz, Sarah The red-headed beauty with sparkling eyes and twinkling toes wants to be a private sec- retary. What about dancing thru life, Red ? Activities: Keys and Cues: Checkers: Senior Chorus: G-lee Club. Lapidus, Dorothy We all shall miss a true pal when Dutchy graduates. She's always full of vim and rarin' to go . She has decided to lighten the routine of an office with these qualities. Activities: Hall G u a r dp Knitting Club. Flor Ni tingale as a ev e o erin E en. and tie y c t us thing a t El is mile, she willgiye p urse. 1 n Ac ,it'cs: .nior Diving: Lite Saving: Checkers: Needle- crait. 'I La g, Mary re a s girl t od in e rt t ing a edle. e r. M prefer to in- v e bu es as a creta Activit . N ated e w o r k: CheckQs. iv: a-mura- . . . A.' Hockey. Tl s p o i g l th - . l A i- tion n 5. 4 when gra In . Ac r n l, J Y l-- I . Lazer, lrving Who knows? Irv may some day be peering into the depths ot your mouth seeking a cavity. Yep! A dentist he will be. AH-Ah-OH! Activities: Checkers. Lehrman Bett i is Betty an A urt male ,. ' i ,I L .Lrilz n n Aw , V m fy nas. 4 ,a ing ,N ,, ip r fi s f io , . ef 5 ,. evo te pasiime and pgrfto Jmateriahze her A'- n into a successtulfcom mercial A t.Ca1be Leibott. Helen Hele likes .to iment w h tet tu germs. at he w'l echnician as h swim- o ' g th as good me ties: ' 511 v ifh lu : Pres., g Club: - ting . Liebovitz, Sylvia When Tzibel becomes a doctor's assistant she will find her abundant vitality and grand sense ot humor valuable aids in many critical situations. Activities: Checkers: Needle- work Club. Leiclerrnan, Nathan Ye Olde Editor sure knows his journalistic onions. And his musical strings? Listen to that guitar! Activities: Editor -in - Chief, Manlegram: Co-editor, Manley Memories: N Club: Civic Award: Chess: Orchestra: Hall Guard. ,5 l li i f I- 1 ' i if f .ff 4-fit! , fl? X! Leon, Ruben A,fx,fJ . Aff v I, ' Rube enioys tlite most 1 , when he's iust loating, but he'lI , it settle down to hard work when 'P I he becomes a radio sound- ettect engineer. Activities: Hall G u a r d: Q Qffv Checkers: Honor Roll, X M XL if I. l l,- l v'n d ' . ,, .tz,, W. , r . y to su cess as ' bardo Levin his' orc stra ot r th lyric lov s. tivi : B n : Orchestra: ama: S e nt Congress: Jewelry Co . W. ,. 5 4 My i .f - ' in, Our C u in dunks re - fl i ,ff ID ' jt I els iosfalnin ' . 'S'6I'fOfrTloI'1lpUlolZ' g a plane his best bet is to XZ!! e a shop teacher. .j ji ff -A.-,I X ctuvitiesr Asst ins ru or in Art and S p Classes. J , WM , 1fv'v' .l0 l Q , ,. f!,.rr X' fr V 1 Levin, Rhoda Do you know why we like Rhoda? Well, she's so sincere and pleasant that we can't help it. As a piano teacher, she will prosper. Activities: Needlework: Checkers, Treas.: Glee Club: Manley Memories, Rep. Levin, Albert There isn't any doubt about Al . He's a regular son of the Blue and Gold, as true as any. Good luck, Al , we're all tor you. Activities: Basketball Juni- ors, City Champs: J. Y. L.: Chess Club. Levinsky, Miriam What will the otlice be like when Red deserts it? lt will be a great loss to Manley, but a gain tor her employer. Activities: Manlegram: Man- ley Memories, Rep.: Clerical Practice: Needlework. Le nson, AI 'C nt .. 1 ake . . if' . et he's go his mind v 1 the cure 'lor c cer -of 4 e's Activit' ' ll G ' ' s arshal' rama' ' , E '- ly is ite it e Il , 15, going t dy i'l 4n Ha r , ir M ,' , e r . us. ' ,W . .f,ff'iTT, Levinson,lrving I Q, , , , . H g WNW - f nth Qkylyfsifinvincible er u- a I pgf:ivgre'r,,4Etjxratory he o ufg ,ftoffge-i a' wffnclertul K ..i L2-ff fr fill tea'c r. yi f ,!4,l...1e-4 Activitie fllflprior SocTgT1,4- f fall Gua?f,ilCapt.: tltdnleylwlu Qgggries, CircQll'grf:'J. Y. L.: Motto test, ludge: Finance jc Award 'M fi- O , Lf n- . rf Ld!! A 1 Aj gjilf' Ng, H f I-fl-Y . .,.,.,, . Y , ,Y X. Levlnson,S1 ML' Z lt you want 'yftinances handled in a proper manner, look up Sid , the business wizard. Activities: Business Manager, Manlegram: Business Manager, Manley Memories: N Club: Super Honor Roll: Honor So- ciety: Civic Award. Levy, Lillian Lillian possesses that sophis- tication and nonchalance the rest ot us always strive tor. Her charms are the irresistable argument in any crisis. Activities: Keys and Cues: Checkers: J. Y. L.: G. A. A. , r. bev ves , t g QQ ' to a cesstul sition in busines orld. he can d itll Drama: t. Basket : Girls' Chofgs: Lite ying. 'vitie e Practi ff 'ij Lewis. Max !iAno4ther pn . , , J ,- an in wij+e,'1!sTx,Fi',iqey?fsRd sn. teligence are requi xdlin the scien ific ti I , now that e a hu a bene- a- or. Agtf , Chess Clu 1 ' Oichestr . ewis, Si ney I4 Sid places m ' ove all other arts and is already writ- ing his own symphonies. Look lor his name on the great com- positions ot coming years. Activities: Vice-Pres., Boys' Chorus: Orchestra, Pres.: Three Arts. Li hultz, irlep 7' evys sunny ah.: will a e a sitiz luous when ns the lzanks ot the in ess d ti s. Activities: and es: Checker Cl 3 Senior C us: Intra-m ral. 1 l. 52:13 lnym F1 - w ed, well known and ' umor ll shown. His ments lertn ' reap him grea r a ' e field ot a ou ti W- ' h ctivities. J. . L.: C ess Ie m: Checkers: Finance. ' srl Mallizzio, Charles Good-naturecl, strong, and silent is Swalie-Boy. As Doc- tor Mallizzio. he'Il be very pop- ular with his many patients. lBut his boxing ability may come in very handy.l Activities: Hall Guard. Mancione. Marie Marie's artistic inclinations will help her create new love- Iiness for the 'Feminine world. when she opens her own beauty establishment. We want to be your first customers. Babe. Activities: Gloo Club. Mandel. Muriel Mury is a newcomer at Manley and a welcome one at that. She shines in sports, but has chosen social work as her vocation. Activities: A Hall Guard: G. A. A. Manda I tra .32 Redlh ire viv cious 't i truly N v mber's iid many, mo s' She will so day pr the 'first great i picl Activii . J. Y. L.: Manley Memori Hall Guard. Capt.: Super Honor Roll. 1 Mantelman. Roy Crooners didn't g out ot style yet. ac rdi to Roy. I-Ie'lI try sin ' g n the radio f himself. g I unkl Activit' apt.Hall Guard: arte - : Checkers: N f ' ma: Honor Roll. K mra. Lucille x.. alla, Central speaking . . . Lu will' be using her deft lingers in pulling the wires ot the Atnerican Telephone Syse tain' 'when she ' becomes an operator.. , Activities: Glee Club: Check- ers: Drama: Spring Festival. Marcus, Lillian One ot Manley's shining lights , Lil has the gray mat- ter and personality to succeed in most anything. Activities: Honor Society, Vice-Pres.: Keys and Cues. Pres.: Jewelry Comm.: Senior Chorus: Manleygrarn Rep.: Checker Club. . I . Mi rkel. Bernard il '--- E' .f jtptherebs altinqerfto be put i'tjoL,.any ffpie, it' iwill the cpl 'sinessfl-ike git ot MM'B1gij.ie54fQlrnae'-'f 'Activities 'C lOttice Pra ctice: gall IGua'rdl: Cweartt Events:' ramP3fr'4W S Markowitz, Goldie A ve rita b l e wind-storm. Gale bowls everyone over with her tempestuosity. As a iournalist she'II probably take the world by storm. Activities: Honor Society: Manley Memories, Senior Girl Editor: Lite Guard: Checkers: Art: Needlework. Markowitz, Pearl Roller skating and swimming keep Marky torever on the go. but she is never without her inseparable pal, Dorothy Jo- seph. Exercise will keep you young. Marky . Activities: Senior Chorus: Shorthand Sharks. Marine,Julius No wonder his name is Ma- rine. His tavorite hobby is swimming under water. It you want any lessons later on, girls. see Julie atter business hours. Activities: Hall G u a r d: Checkers: Chess. Mass, Max Though he is small. Mike tills a great place in the hearts ot his classmates. He is some cager, and knows his stutt in school. Activities: Checkers: Intra- mural: Coecaptain, Junior Ci Champs. Mendelsohn. Edythe A. Edie'si' smile has been her trade-mark at Manley and will be helpful in a nursing career. Her cheerful presence will ease the pain of many a patient. Activities: Keys and Cues: Hall Guard: Checkers: J. Y. L. Metrick. David This studious young man, who spends his spare time read- ing good books. is going to e n r i c h the world's medical knowledge with his brilliant dis- coveries. Activities: Senior Sales Man- ager: Public Speaking: Check- ers. CN ac! i ,Li . i. fl. SWL: if f-fi V, J V' it uf: i if li jiiflflli lt if ,lf .W Milf i A - 2 'NW l if , it if i is J D ' niet J. fl .1 l f' Meye , 1 N P rife tin he oier ert heb' ert-Dol - trio! j e nature unpreiu- di views shqyfthat she will be a good social worker. Activities: Keys and Cues. Meyerson, lda , 'O ' Sweet as appl ' er , the song goes, anq' rrectly de- scribes this wimming and dancing jntmisiast known as lda e lucky usiness man mploy h gg,pHvate retary. ctivities: N ecllework: Lite Saving. f , fl!!! Millergberni'-e ji-B'e,e is a sual combi- 'tion of lov 'n s and i tell'- gejoe. er F drth i- tion i to b Jane ' Adda s wi he Nobel Pe f - ivi ie ' Honor Society: Cla Comm. 9 - of Miller. Ethel y Quiet, reservedjviidll liked bay' all her classmatesf' Etti,e'-' 'will be able to help, sometbig busi-flil ness magnate by her etficiencif S and clevarness when she' berl comes his secretary. '- ji'-' Activities: Knitting: C-El' 'e Club: Needlework. up Miller, Sylvia' , mf, mz . W - 5, X. N ,ilgfail fisefiiiaijhgllpafgisfgi of she has chgsen1iocial,woik2 X,-X s ajaree,giv'With5 er if theticyy-afld understamtfiiizmna- yjlyfrel, she is boggdfto succeed. Activitiesf! Needlework Club. Millman, Rose IL- Rose, who is noted tor her if e aft lau hter finds ll M5 ff Uililslii . 9 i iJiji - K r dingtggfdancing most en- ,r yable. She aims to be a suc- ,fjgessful secretary. yfmzhctivitiesr Division, 5ec'y: ' eedleworkg Checkers. u i Mitch l' ilialn i an est Lillia is real lov? good bo ancl music. a e at rn y ill have side fjeafairer sex en s t e profession. Rem Typing ,O . f . 6 1 . U! Ac 'uiti s: .Keys and Cues: . P X 1 . 4 l blush she's a year. sieiis 'O Good-natured Stis ' th i n ks she's hard-hea cl enough to become a great p - sician and surgeon. Oh, Do torlll Activities: Commencemen Comm.: Lite-Saving Club: Div- ing Club: Tennis Club: Super Honor Roll. Moreno, Matilda Shining black hair, Flashing dark eyes and a beautiful smile make Tillie a true Mexican belle. The combination of beauty and brains should make her an ideal secretary. Activities: Needlework: Girls' Chorus. GS M ris, ear Future w ll bg! ' ae. f l-ly vPfW6igl'IlISkB-f!ZlvfUigS a m an uitar. .II ,zytiie ,f in 2 CI , . gui, fp sped? Tre .: VLC-Fit Evajignf Moses, Louis Handsome Louie , our fu- ture Chief Justice, has an in- genious faculty for finding flaws in arguments. Activities: Class Sec'y: Hall Guard. Capt. '34, '35, '36: Manley Memories: Pres. Chess Club: Ten Star Club: Civic Award. Her pretty her the world Manley mories, yp Chess: amatics: Knitting. KJ-M W Mucha, Anne A maiden sweet, and wise and clever, Success attends her least en- deavor: A happy girl Babes always been, l-ler pupils' love she's sure to win. Activities: Keys and Cues. Myerson, Roselyn Rozzie's pleasing person- ality has destined her to great- er heights in the business world. Her smile will brighten the drabness ot the offices. Activities: Glee Club: Vol- ley Ball: Tennis Club. Nathan, Sidney Here is one loyal Manleyite who helped our teams win by moral support. We are all flat- tered to know this fellow with the ready hand-shake. Activities: Stamp Club.i R .N Xl Neiman, Davi Da Ney at we -Q ll II w S Bel e at t becomt a : ond Car o. 4-Mil l Activities. Ca '- -' - ' Boys' Chorus' X: r C ' Gift Comm. wt We . , ... ..sf:.. : i Q ,. . S S. Neistat, Annabelle Ideal girl of 4A class. Annabelle deservedly possesses this title. To know her is to ad- mire her. Activities: Vice-Chairman, Commencement Comm.: Pres.. Chess: G. A. A.: Honor So- ciety: Drama: Tennis: Volley Ball. Norkus. Genevieve If Gene will achieve in her paintings the same beauty, rhythm and grace shown in her diving, her's will be a great fame. Activities: Life Guard: Art Club: All Star Valley Ball. Nothdurft, Charles Chuck is so busy snapping pictures and developing films. that he hasn't any time for school activities. We will be looking for his photographic plates in leading magazines. Activities: Intra-mural. Novek, Norma Qi We like softespoken Norma's blushed lf they appeal to her employer as they do to usp! f' she'Il be a popular private sec- retary, we say. Activities: M. K. M.: G. A. A. .l' I ,ff l ll! V 'XY ly! 'ftlk 1 ' ' ' 1.-it :tl ' 1 Ja, yi ,WL ' V- N, ii Novetsky, Peter , Pete is planning to teaching his ocation. on' be mean to e kidys, ' e ' and watch f r ing-s ts 1 the left eye. 6 Activities: l-l u a d : Checkers: Scul 2 .ff ff ' Opensky, Da . M 'gl A Ci,-9-YA. is boy,uill!be: 'll'fix acc QQYOU 'J : acigirntant great heilil e, you'li' see. 5 ,, Activities: Fire Marsh :J.Y. L.: 4B Basketball C m : l - tra-mural ' . le er tr a cina tor hi . es he'll . . A. . vitie s . Bas- Z I I f 1 Q .V - M9 WM fa Mamie iketbalgi rigu S 'gn T Jef..- k tb C l G SiP m l. UU? My off, fy? M Our sin ' ent Studen to t diplomacy Activities: Honor Socist N Club' Manle rarnz Editor: Manley A f- cries sociate 'tor' Ke v and C Finance --'u ' 7 rc Awar 1 S . I al i do ly or e fields of states i n . It ,F V i f Q i : t' I . Paglia, am Pagliacci has never shown his ability to sing in Manley l-lall, but we'll bet he's got a good voice. Sam can play checkers and is a good stage character. Activities: Dramatic Club: .4 .HW ,a,L,,v' lntra-murals. 'f' Y W' if - ,,, , Pa 'ttl2lifd5!otd'idJVV 44' .J Y , ,ftff VT IYSKAIII .if Q' ' f .-if i isa' e .1g'aAepbG.s, fl. t, dr E,,ygJgL5'v5hdvfets aiiftf' i I le ,, artpfa'ftiuitter.AyAEr ,VJ 'ill b Spmethirztgzttd oolYlA,f'JJ xl o jf?P'vvhen she-l becomes at chert Activities: J. Y. L.: Alumni Comm. ff .W 'W lf 4 .J J .J e, r J. Blue- ed ' zzy indulges in cat nd athletics. l-le is ' e adept as a writer. ' s h assets, a noble ca- r i sure to develop. ctivities: Art Editor, Man- I Memories: Hall -Guard: heckers: Chess: Intra-mural. Wil mae he career sh t Pastrofsky i a ' lc Fi?-f these r . rofslcy e o dress. ni - Kc ' ' ' l es. nviti . ram Mal Gu anlegragile .: ct- inq ice-Pres., J. . L. Paul, Sylvia N 5 I sweet, temperavmeni. silo ld pl ce 'her among-fthe Q st in q y-'profession she may J choosebf t has made, her a yi repjzffavoritde with Mla nleyitesf 'K ,Activities S e nio r Chorus: fl. Y. L.: Keys and Cues: Check- ers. I c il e the doctor who 5 -Qauls Ethel T3 as t his secretary. Her . quie sym thetic manner will ,Fl uraqe many a patient. . Activities: Student Congress .: J e w el ry Committee: rama: Office Practice. erchu Be minljs 1 X osntion of lyd T. galiybi- fi p g'ibf, -the aily Ne Staff, ' J 'th u 'B'P'iQ2QH- f u ean '1G'dQJ! hisZye on the Alctiyu es' erag, Vice Pr 'I ' rt b: Ci -Lf R resentativqf l A 1, 1 sf 1' Pershing, Frieda Fifi is sincere and pleas- ant, a true blue pal. Reti- cent, but always ready to lend a helping hand, she will pursue her life's work quietly but fruit- fully. Activities: lntra-mural. Petraclc, Shirley Energetic and capable, Shir- ley will go far as a stenotypist. At present she is specializing in palm-reading. Canst thou foresee the future of thy fellow Manleyites, oh sage? Activities: Senior Chorus: Key and Cues: J. Y. L. qt. Pilcowslgy, Mary ln. filling a 'position in the -btfsinessmorld as a stenoqraph- er, Mary is sure td be a wow , as her excellent grades in steno show. ' I , ' Activities: Current Events: Knitting: Baseball, '35. i . Pincus, Ben Pete believes in facts, fig- ures, and survival of the fittest: that explains his reason for en- tering the extremely competi- tive profession of the C. P. A. Activities: Hall Guard: Sue per Honor Roll. K 1 Pinlcus Lillian J! ' ll ent char efasi- lert ess, lgrlf:leJamuabiliti , A I X., :ef J 13562451 her sm'l abil I I . fillservhrwll' , f - f er sei. a po t on the td, 7 lecpaynewspapfr l'Activities: M y Memo- ries: Drama: p and Gown, Vice-Chairman: Super Honor Roll. y Max ' . Q-'D le p ' a S! rm e. ,g!bosf26??it'ihe is af urrrai-lea' 5 .- A .ghd a nbnfzaf ' . . ade- avy . I 1 Activ ' : J. Y. ' ' - shal: Bh tball we ag: Checkers. .- Polen, Dxorothy Sweet, intelligent and mod- est describes Dot. She will rnalce a very pleasant and ac- curate secretary for someone. She is deservedly well-liked arnonq her friends. Activities: Current Events Club, Traas.: Drama Class. Pollack, Ann Ann is'the essence of cul- ture and refinement. Many a harassed soul will find solace in the books that this future li- brarian will choose for him. Activities: Glee Club. Poplcoff, Henrietta Hank, a popular Manley- ite, aspires to be an A-I sten- ographer. l-lavinq as creden- tials a clear head, and refresh- ing personality, we know she'll be an asset on any company staff. Activities: l-lall Guard Duty: J. Y. L. U lt:adin,g6riall -i .ff L lqfetii, Mor aj- gf' P'iin.B G d Activities: Chess: Chairman Play 'WD hel' I ' meet mpet-iti' He is r ed. Sha WP we A I 1 Lite l all Af ap d jpg! To outti' e T seem silent and re ri g, but to those who know her intimately, she is really one of the bunch. Actfvities: J. Y. L.: Home Economics: Iritrafmural: Keys and Cues. beauty Robin, yi!! ' HRRH . stlybea Id e ep tio 'on he ret- i its t h i t girls Ma l . e h e not ' ' e ' io ai ss. ivi i air lumnii- lv Co m.: Manleprim Business St : N Clubf If Rosen, Bernard Cleaner wants to hit the high notes as an opera singer. We hope he won't ioin the Marx Brothers' gang. Activities: Treas. Chess Club: J. Y. L.: Capt. Volley Ball Team. N will ' 'Ji R in 'a B. itz.. ::g..e.fi a lite-save swim his web into any , o s h tV'ljSa,ve has already lzxbfhiskability as a heartbreak r. Activitiegr Hall Guard. Rosenberg. Newpn Newt has been incorrectly dubbed radical 1tor his un- orthodox views on many topics. He is one of the finest fellows that we have at Manley. Activities: Lite G u a r d : Stamp Club: Drarnatics. Rossi, Therese Ginger will in the near tu- ture help alleviate the pains suffering humanity as a grad- uate nurse. For recreation, she'll cheer tor Chicago at th seasonal basketball games. 'Activities: V o l l e y B a l Champs: Checkers. Rubacha, Anne Magnetic personal.ty, tal- ented actress. fine musician and first girl president at Manley- that's Anne. An all around girl as her list ot activities show. Activities: Class President: Drama: Orchestra: String En- semble: Diving Club: Student Congress: Volley Ball Champs. Rubin, Sarah For being an industrious and sincere student, let's give her a big hand. May we have the honor ot hearing Sarah when she is a renowned pianist. A c t i v i t i e s: Needlework: Swimming Clerk. Rubinoti, Peter Each in his own field-RubL nott the violinist and Rubinott the writer. Pete has demon- strated his knowledge ot litera- ture and rhetoric many times. Activities: Chess: Current Events: Honor Society: Sales Committee. Sabath, Shirley Wild l-loney's remarkable singing ability and pretty 'Fea- tures will aid her in starring 4 .7 fan! LJ Q, l - by ix, ls-xi,i,u kr, n tl 4' . N ,elf over the air when television arf I . rives, and you can bank on r 'V' AJ, Ben Glick listening in. ds! K Activities: G. A. A.: J. Y. L.: :L -' ir Checkers: Chorus: Knitting. fee ...aff fE'f D Q' I ll J sssfisyffam hiltoligg' X - 'nt t ' i u- iereste h utr tier wh wan competes f ,F 'f 11925 sfw'f3 'f5: 1 i . i' ,stugy iiiterotnlr-ili,Af-wwf A J 1 ff W IIS GCS . I ' U ry l e cburt, lf V A A t'e: C ss: k It Sen ago is. KW X i 4, A 'U ik. l ,I X 1 1 F yi-U 'JL-f,f1uL1..Lfi ii-112' sl 1 l fl' -V-- V '.f 1- , J . , Sanders, Gussie 1 Gus isyirpfisedfand iiist a little bit siitry to have 'finished highschool in three and a halt years. Here's luck to a champ in every tield. Activities: Manleg ram, Copy Editor: Circulation Aid: N Club: Contest Band: Civic Award. Sa nta rini, George Santy will soon be 'iurnishf ing our Maior League teams with star players when he be- comes a renowned baseball coach. We wish you luck, George. Activities: lntra-mural. rapher is lite- wasn t ambition t i vi ti es Handball. Marshal jli -A l -2' h Wg l6i,MJmfj,,, iyl' ipifll Fall J' 'i ljiff 'hllooky '-l'!gleyY'j Iaoky. h ie ygbmes,-'L Moafief' a diaccvczd- Jing i 't wi in a Ro s- jf lik it tiiiwiistvothef millidln- lx. P J w, iriFi'tyillxJea'ly.envy. . N f 1 if ctydik s: Lite Guard: Fire f , X yi gjigijal: Y. L.: Checkers. i J X VK i' il, , My Schneider, Lillian A. The White Parade marches on and lovely Lil is ioining it. l-ler comforting presence should save many a lost soul, and heal many a broken heart. Activities: J. Y. L.: Gift Comm. '1Z'lLC?l!.'r.A CT -X-J VSchorow:'iDloirothy 'Vi1if.f',j,4f J Dainty and diminutive Dot- tie wants to be an actress on the legitimate stage. She leans toward the cultural side of lite in her vocation, too: that is sltetching. Activities: Drama. ler, Robert ci00! or a - n ,as he s o i Ile ' in in p ys cal cultu , ope to b an M. D ii i e I I RJ-l 1 C L. ' N Qi I Bas etb l Schultz, Bernice Bunny is great'admir of, ' Fa or. staffing malce-l so dev tly ens. is h r osen tion. practiced by r modern' maid- it iff Activ'itie eedlevfda, Trees.: Senior C orus: Check- ers: J. Y. L. fl ' i ' ,i Q 'I ' ij i sffr! lt Z' ' 'v M hwhrt'zf!Ethon ,,I.!M!,,, Eddie iylivatgopular fel-iw loWxyg,t'LifQtfl'iV ready wise-crack. Hisf hobbjr'is fishing. Fishing 'tor!whatfEdd'i9f7 ,ff I, -. VY. . ff f' - , ctivities: Mei.1h.,f Ar ing: Hill Guard: Special fycsilum- bling. A Schwartg, Monris ' , : it .e . .I . Wgxdlf. is-n't particular about sport he likes them all. ,But like other Ma ley sportsmen, he'd ratherlstudiy, pharmacy. Activities: Chess: Checkers: Hall Guard: Super Honor Roll. Sebastian, Marie An athlete ot no small means endowed with intelligence- rather a fortunate combination. As a gym teacher she will have many converts to her beloved baseball diamond. Activities: G. A. A. Rep.: Volley Ball Team, Capt. ro , E. S looks quiet. but ndern appearance is a yna ' erso lity. Coupled with nowledge ot military mat this quality should ma I a fine Secretary ot War. Activities: Chess. 4 Serulnek, Bessie With her knowledge of hu- man nature, Bessie will make her library a heavenly retreat for the world ot book lovers. us included. Activities: Drama: J. Y. L.: G. A. A.: Typing Club. Shainer, Rae Rae may be small, but she is certainly all there. Quiet and capable. she will fill her place efficiently in the business world. We've appreciated you here, too, Rae. Activities: J. Y. L. Shapiro, Norman D. Shep is one vice-president who is a real musician. Soon we'll all dance to the strains of his symphonic jazz orchestra. Activities: Class Vice-Pres.: J. Y. L.: Band: Orchestra: Drama. She ner, Lillian L y's w et sp ion and ly ' e h wo her the t' ip of ny. She has hopes ot so e y visiting Pal- estine pe a on a concert tour. ' Acti 'ti edlework: Cur- rent Eve s: Drama. Shore, Max S o m e o n e said, Curiosity killed the cat. Max believes that satisfaction restored it to lite again . Perhaps that's why he wants to become a research chemist. Activities: lntra-mural. Shway, Cecelia Blue-eyed Shix has the fac- ulty ot making herself likeable to all. This dancing and swim- ming enthusiast will a lw a y s make friends wherever she goes. Activities: Senior Chorus: Mixed Chorus: G-lee Club: Diving Club: Lite Saving Club. Siegal, Bernice Exotic Bernice is one of Man- ley's ultra-modern mermaids, and what she doesn't know about swimming, the fish don't either. Activities: Diving: Lite Sav- ing Sec'y: Pool Ass't: Check- ers. Siegal, Esther Here's a sw le tinean we know ' oing to make good. Sh i e i ol of the office and ia help everyone. Activities: lntra-mu V: Super Honor Roll. Silber, Harold At last we have someone who wishes to enter an uncrowded profession. Silly will be a dealer in rare stamps. We'll send you ours, Harold. Activities: S t a m p Ciub: Checker Club. Singer, Mildred Millie's fingers are quite adept and skillful when work- ing away with a crochet needle and yarn. Now we know where those chic collars came trorn. Activities: Honor Society: Checkers. ' Sklenar, mr?-if ri, ot , ean Nba but a r m e stu- nt a ell. e enioys get- in no ments nd usu- com u on p. Ac ies: . . A.: Tennis Club, hairm ,Dramatics. Sklenicka Joseph! if oe s ent ev pr X an ist ot act lities eak re I1 O I 1 ..J I S d I fluently for hi. Activities? anis! am ries, Assopigge Ed: anlegiif : Honor Sdgii ty,3'r As.: C? ec ers, Sedy: Otiic rac ice: Club: Senior it i orus: a Club: Student Hongw i c Award. t KX Skolni our Se ur plays s to ip lop tienc c for ccess l . A net lad ho will his itions but steadi Activities. S e n io r B a n d: Chess Team. Skopal, William As a tamed scientist Skop will always strive for the bene- fit ot others iust as he did at Maniey. Activities: Hall Guard: Boys' C h o ru s: Manley Hall Club: Senior Chorus: Checkers. i .JI I er' KXC ,i 'y1 ef ' ,I f Afjixf 5 JQXMA a-- JV' Smithwgii-tty g s , Ston , ao . 'rib -IJ jjl3h'e41ewsp ' Lo ice vyfbe o has n r d the de-, ,Jfull citglail' ter and s shine tful stories his author is when l' ty , oun 'haired in th' school pa'pe1iwj1lAroh:'s classma e becofn , na ' rnalist. acte-Q41-fmost en nced by!-F., Actiii' Co mittee, ef QLUUQV Oi 5 'Q- fffff' Chairrhan: D r a m a: Super -J96tivities: Vf?5i y,M,g,h,le'- Honor' Roll: lntra-mural. gra V ' ' hy s:!Q ess Day Comm. ' 1 Smith, Dorothy L. Dot sometimes looks so meditative that we wo nd e r whether she's gathering ma- terial tor a new book on philos- ophy. She likes stenography better, however. Activities: Lite Saving: Sew- ing Club: Tennis Club. Smith, Shirley Our class is turning out quite a galaxy of future private sec- retaries. But in the secretarial field there is always room for a determined, energetic person like Shirley. Activities: Diving: Lite Sav- ing: J. Y. L. Where the tightin e thcest be t ask tball ay ind Ossi here wi a ile. 1 Ac' ' . Junio i etba l, ' a d: F're arshal. Speck, Oscar ' ' th i k . ' ' , ' tb ll, 'll I- Gasitw or oo a . you .tha 4 t l ha H Il 1 Spivak, Blanche Babes quaint charm will bring lite into the library she l h gsgtoCbe'head ot some day. 1 Ji WISE! oves to travel-here's hop- 1 ' g she'll go 'further than the Q, l flhfijpoks of her bibliotheque. yffv Activities: lntra-mural: Ll Checkers. fig, f, i .ii Q' I 1 . lf' e ,Eclw tteri l ening ,to -tein argu- in his ,tea rs, we are pretty sure that e will succeed as a lawyer., What a dandy ki- bitzerl' 4 Aaivities: l-lall Guard and Fire Marshal. Stern, Ben This argumentative, logical thinking chap is another pros- pective chemist. We know his tireless energy will carry him through to the realization of his fondest wishes. Activities: Capt. Hall Guards: Honor Society. g af f u T! Suszenski, Edward A. When Eddie isn't motor- ing, or helping others, he'll con- centrate all ot his etiorts on becoming the President ot the United States. Activities: Speech Cla s sq l-iall Guard. Suo X C. r ct'v es: O e Practice: M l Memories ep. , tt 1 ai ' av' U : ft ' 'bits 2 41 a t i 54 ly. re's ping 1 -- I4 p oi yk e tary. ' I u, J . Tangy, Minnie M. BIondie's ambition is nurs- ing. One look at Manleyis Florence Nightingale should ef- fect a cure. Do you agree? Activities: J. Y. L.: G. A. A. Rep. Tannenbaum, Max Maxie's rapid fingers will be one stroke ahead oi the type- writer, while his mathematical miwnd will help him pass the C. P. A. exams. Activities: H all G u a r d: Che s s: Checkers: Remedial Typist. T t n sca ,M Wh will -'r ' WW -- he l e A a er? Chew iglg,y's. an audi- ence in aharproar, or iuggle scalpels in an operating room. Activities: Chess: Hall Guard: Checkers: Band. Tatkin, Minnie To be or not to be-that is the question in this era of nu- merous secretaries. But Min is determined enough to take the risk and ioin the business. A ct i v i t i e sz Needlework: Checkers. af-M' F fV '! Temkin, B t ' Sparkling hazel eyes, flashing smile, and keen sense ot hu- mor, truly make Betty Miss Personality '36 . ' Activities: Manlegram: N Club, Vice-Pres.: Class Day, Vice-Chair: Chess: Honor So- ciety: Drama: Manley Memo- ries, Club Editor. Tolan, Anna Mae Blondie is proot ot the adage-good things como in small packages. As a stenog- rapher, she'll further prove her point to the tune ot a type- writer. Activities: Dramatics. Traina, Altred Dark, broad shouldcred, easy going Al takes his time, but gets there all the same. Here's to a future aviator and a swell guy - Activities: Hall Guard: Fire Marshal: Flying Squad: Intra- mural: Checkers: Chess. Trais, Mary Here's a fiery little retormer who looks forward to a greater and better world. Her sincerity and eloquence should convert many to the cause. Activities: Girls' Chorus. Tuck, Frieda Frieda loves to swim. We are sure she will battle the changing current of lite with a strength equal to its greatest fury. Activities: Checkers: Senior Chorus: Mixed Chorus. Tu retsky, Sara Sachie , who has thrilled Manleyites with her lovely voice, will probably produce the same effect on the radio audience when she signs a con- tract with N. B. C. Studios. Activities: J. Y. L.: Drama: Senior Chorus: Checkers: Knit- ting: Class Vocalist. Urborg, Irene Demure Child has a grave nature which. however, doesn't conceal her lovable character. Chiki is another daughter of the Old Alma Mater who is go- ing to seek her fortune in the world of secretaries. Activities: lntra-mu ral. net, Bessie Bess is one ot those people who do all their work well. Her etticiency as a private secretary will be a boon to any ottice. Activities: Needlework: Checkers: Keys and Cues. Vineburg, Emily Em, a modest, reserved young lady, has dabbled with paints since she was a young- ster. In the future, we hope she will rival Millet as a lands- scape artist. Activities: Hall Guard: Ot- tice Clerk. Voitek, Helen A H I Y - Lookie, lookie, lookie, here comes cookie-because she's sweet. Her extensive vocabu- lary and precise diction will bring her high in the socia-l world. Activities: Needlework: Checkers. Walovitch, Ruth N- , Hon's striking teatures will find the perfect setting behind the tootlights. Get next to her today, tor she's the Sarah Bern- hardt ot tomorrow-when and it tomorrow comes. Activities: G. A. A. Rep.: Drarnatics. Waxman, Naomi lmpr iv a d ri i ti Nomi il bas guire a lt e knowle ge umanly possible tor o erson. There is greatness b ak ot modesty. Activities: Honor Society. Weiner, Sollie Slim enioys traveling-be it by plane. ship, or rail. As a pharmacist he'll,gain consid- erable practical knowledge for his career: ' Activities: H all G u a rd: Checker' Club. 1 Weinger, Ruth Blue eyes. lovely smile, and charming personality make Ruthie a popular girl. Believ- ing in beauty through health, she intends to become a dieti- cian. Activities: Needlework: Current Events: Manlegram Rep.: Gift Comm. Weinstein, Ruth A person as capable and honest as Ruth should not iind it ditticult to obtain a position as a private secretary. She's becoming a swimming shark, too. Activities: Girls' Chorus. Weinstein, Ruth P. Those who have come in con- tact with Ruth, our future radio star, have felt themselves en- riched by her charm, personf ality, and real dramatic ability. Activities: Alumni Comm., icesChairman. ii CAA. PAL ' J ' Y W 'ri Ilf. ore . te ma 1-' waste, and ows . 1: activ v r t feet s o k - ing f ind will ui l - g her s erior- ity ab Q any. Activities: J. Y. L.: Art Comm.. Chairman. Weiss, Julius Yudell , like the other half of the Weiss combination, wants to be a millionaire so he can peacefully indulge in his favorite hobby-sleeping. Activities: J. Y. L.: Hall Guard: Fire Marshal: Proctor's Ass't: Cheer Leader. Weiss, Victor S. lt must be a conspiracy. Vic is another Weiss guy who will be able to atiord light- ing his cigars with ten-dollar bills. Activities: Hall Guard: Fire Marshal: Proctor's Ass't: J. Y. L. Wheelock, Pauline Tall and willowy Pauline has the vibrant charm and distinc- tive personality that makes people stop, look, and look again. Activities: Clerical Practice: Sales Force Capt.: Drama: Lite Saving: Sewing Club. Wiczer, Milton Wiczer's whimsical smile and pleasant personality have won him many triends. A good sport: always courteous and helpful. Activities: H a Il G u a rd: Chess Club: Checker Club: Band: Boys' Chorus: lntra-mural Basketball Champs ot 4A. o Lum, Wolkow, Mollye Kay Old Hemlitesu, remember Mollye? We lost track of her when she left tor Harrison, but she got back in time to gradu- ate with us. Her ambition- an artist. Activities: Poster Work: Hall Guard. Yano i , M .rris E , .'s tr weft otSus, . i: . .' t rig t oi us- Y' ' J am ng h L. ur! , Mr. ot ij Acti ties: xs' enior Chorus: lntra- uri asketball: Cap and Gown o rn.: Hall Guard. Young,Joe When you open a newspaper a iew years from now, look on the sport page and get the views ot this new sport col- umnist. Activities: H a ll G u a rd: Chess: Camera: M nlegra . rf Mfkty il m ss i . a Y. p t ' mile n a pret . LVN a 1 fi n e' ybodqf e cti si: H II .cl S: Manleim aw! ,a u a r : Practic .... :Knit- tn C ' 7 Zelman, Frieda .. .. .. . wgitz s leasant er- so i I -in a i eal b ck- gro 'onal Library. She will convert many a politician-into n e thusiastic b v ctivities: Keys and Cues: Chorus: Checkers. , l .5 - it-i.f l ' Q ri in Zemansky, Rujh Bkywayflllip Nobievmiql. trawl will biy an ideal, teacher. S e will set a shining example tor her pupils in intelligence, ambition, and earnestness ot endeavor. Activities: Checkers: J. Y. L. Zizook, Seymour Seymour draws tunny pic- tures and wants to be a million- aire. There's money in cartoons. Just look at the creator ot Mickey Mousel Activities: Boys' Chorus: Hall Guard: J. Y. L. 4? ams, Shirley This Miss cherishes a desire not uncommon to many ot us. She loves to sing, and her voice will some day echo in the halls of the Met in New York. Activities: Chorus: Office Practice. Berg, Ellen Blondie knows it's hard to get on the stage. so she'll be- come a director's private secre- tary and be that much nearer the theater. Activities: Checlcers: Keys and Cues: J. Y. L. Carson, Shirley Kit Carson is going to blaze a trail in the field of science that will surely be as glorious as that of her historical prede- cessor. Activities: Honor Society: Finance Comm.: Shorthand Sharks. 51,1 - .,l H, NA-is 950.1 lifffi. - Ml I l K' Zolla, Alice fl, J jr. il Veloz and Yolanda will soon have competition in interpretive dancing trom Alice. And when she draws the crowds, we'll be there, too. Activities: Senior Chorus: J. Y. L.: Alumni Comm.: Checlc- ers. i L I Lf. l aw: , if rv' 45 ,WWE Paul, Filena You surely rnust have heard Fil singing with the chorus at some ot our testivals. Her voice, which she inherits from her italian ancestors, is remark- able. Activities: G. A. A.: Senior Chorus. Snitovsky, Lillian Snits will some day write her opinions on the latest mo- tion pictures, when she be- comes the movie critic for some popular daily. Activities: Social Comm.: Dramatics: Super Honor Roll. HONOR ROLL Solinslqy, Sid Sid's ultimate aim, besides pertecting his swimming, is to be an expert accountant. Our handsome classmate will some day bend over the books ot the First National. Activitiesz- Office Practice: Life Guard: Hall Guard. Steinberg, Harry Hersh is a combination ot an orator and baseball player. Don't forget that Gabby Hart- nett got there with his Gift of Gab . Activities: C h e s s: Public Speaking: Alumni Comm. Weiner, Anna ln this age ot halt-baked foods and canned goods which cannot be digested, it is really noble to want to be a dieti- tian. Anna will save the culi- nary art. Activities: intra-mural, X, JUNE 1936 GRADUATES Danish, Tamaara Braun, Gladys Stern,ABen WKQX elott, Sol Milijer, Bernice Goldstein, Walter Bagan, Lois Carson, Shirley Levinson, lrving Karlin, Dan Waxman, Naomi Beylen, lsadore Brown, Milton Kieffer, Sherman Levinson, Sidney A. Polen, Dorothy Sklenicka, Joseph Kritchevslcy, David Fryer, Dorothy Sklenar, Ann Baskin, Aaron Neistat, Annabelle Sanders, Gussie Glassner, Walter Cahn, Berenice Mitchell, Lillian Pinlcus, Lillian Brody, Estelle Moses, Louis Temkin, Betty Berman, Rosabel Mandelblott, Frieda Marcus, Lillian Markowitz, Goldie Goldsmith, Minnie Kamin, Lena Begab, Meyer Felger, Eva Litshultz, Shirley Cohen, David Friedman, Abraham Goodman, Geraldine Solinslcy, Sid FAREWELL TO MANLEV By LILLIAN BRILL As we turn, all eyes aglitter, To new worlds our place to malce, Let us pause, and thus consider: Should we grieve as leave we take? Why should the thought ot leaving thee lvlalce youthful hearts despair? And why should friendly partings be A source ot gloom and care? No, dear friends, no noed tor sorrow. Banish from your hearts all pain, Fond memories will on the morrow Surely take us loaclc again. fry gt' Xi' for fl? xl ll V l llXl.t!L!lil!: mfs! ' w-Af' X I ' I I , I lVL,AA4vl7x.L., T iofxfi- - -A I , I ,ig A , F ' S5 -ryfifn.. X. TITI- X AQ ,, . LL- - ' COMMERCIAL Bevier, C. Delehanty, E. Hendrix, V. Higgs, M. Kerby, F. Mayer, F. Meyers, M. Minne, M. Morris, G. Nelson, E. Richarcls, A. Roehl, C. Slcoloel, D. Smith. A. Swanson, E. ENGLISH Brady, M. Coryell, R. Cox, J. Howe, E. Jacobson, E. Jorgensen, E. Kelly, M. McNamara, M. Mittendorl, D. O'RourIce, C. Plainer, H. Schreiner, C. Smith, M. Srill, I. Zeeb, F. MUSIC Conley, M. Schwuchow, VV. Stark, R. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Dolese, M. Foster, I. Ray, M. Taintor, W. Ventresca, F. Wilson, L. GYM Blum, T. Friese, E. Moore, M. Moore, T. Nairnan, H. HOUSEHOLD ARTS Bradford, l. Lehmann, J. Michaelis, R. ART Brandenburg, R. Clarlce, A. Dooley, R. Jacobsen, M. Middendorrl, E. vxf' FACULTY MATHEMATICS Adair, S. Elc, C. Ferguson, Z. Garo, M. Miller, J. O'Connell, L. Ouan, A. Schwartz, F. Solomon, I. SCIENCE Bale, H. Contratto, N. Cordell, B. Duslcin, B. Grusin, K. Gunn, H. Juhnlce, W. Knight, E. Pepper, S. SHOP Farrell, T. La Force, T. McCabe, J. SOCIAL STUDIES Bayer, T. Dargan, M. Englestein, S. Fisher, G. Greene, E. Jordan, M. Kern, S. Saplitslcy, B. Schlichting, M. W! M A N L E Y u Isadore Parker Lx Betty Temlcln Club Editor Paul Corniclc Sports Editor Joseph Sklenicka Associate Editor EDGAR l-l. MIDDENDORFF FACULTY ADVISER O 5 rf' Zwdv f in Wff'-., f ,- Art Editor Estelle Brody Sports Editor Jack Ott Associate Editor STAFF ASSISTANTS Lillian Brill David Cohen Tamaara Danish Saul Kopeloti Frieda Mandelblott Stella lvlizenberg Louis Moses Lillian Pinkus M E M O R I i E S L ,V C li Q ,gy 1 S xi -'A S 1 A -KT, 0 ., 'Nui 'Mx ' il lrving Levinson Eva Grzilgdfan Q. Ml ' V Jaffe ' 1 Circulation Mgr. Cori itch, il ' i 'wr fxsif. Busl Mgr. Goldie Markowitz l I ,,',l'--' ,- 'f-K ' Q, lsadqrellipylerp, ' Senior Editor I I NL' ' , U , Senior Editor Sidney A. Levinson f If I ,-ff' 5 'l -lf if Esther Moskowitz Business Mgr. i 'M' ft' ir l, ' '4 4, I Typist nfl V 1 l i ACKNGWLEDGMENT i V1 3 ,Af Ben Perchulc ggff .1 Ben Guastalerri ll' If Q ' VDOROTHYS- Charles Slzernfeld Armand Cnockaert FACULTY 'V fl MITTENDORF Fred Klein Printing Co. ADVISER Photo Engravers, lnc. N. L. Gordon Studio .LQ V V I f' A .gf L ,,. f Lge, L,-,f- f f W , A ' f, ,f-'I ,-' .f 4- V I 'l.fLe.'fL-D74-4 at--.f,fe-f-f4,fz,7f I f fir on 4- -iff.-QL ev' ay, CREATIVE WRITING FIRST ROW: L. Brill, G. Markowitz, E. Brody, M. Jatte, F. Mandelblott, E. Grubman, T. Danish. SEC- OND ROW: L. Moses, Mrs. Mittendort, L. Pincus, B. Temkin, Eg Moskovitz, S. Mizenberg, I. Levinson. THIRD ROW: P. Cornick, D. Cohen, J. Feldman, I. Beylen. J. Sklenicka, S. A. Levinson. I. Parker, N. Leiderman. 4? Eager students crowded around the desk in room IZO in Eebruary, I936. A new class was being tormed and it was the task ot Mrs. Mittendort to select twenty appli- cants tor the Creative Writing class, Each person was questioned concerning his past experience with literary writing. The students who claimed to have worked on the technical end ot publications were sent to Mr. Middendortt. Slowly but surely twenty were singled out and atter a 'Few days had passed, work was begun. The tirst tew weeks were devoted not to the Manley Memories but to cre- ative writing. Short stories, descriptions, biographies and essays occupied all ot the time until the seniors had tilled out and turned in the torms describing the ambition and hobby ot each writer. Then work began in earnest. Senior editors, one tor the boys, the other tor the girls, were appointed and put in charge ot writing the short sketches that were to be placed adjacent to the graduates' pictures in the annual. The co-editors-in-chiet were responsible tor everything. Every phase ot the book had to be accounted tor. The placing ot the various groups-was lett to the discretion ot the editors, and the associate editors otten suggested changes, some ot which were adopted. This necessitated the revising ot parts ot the book. Sports editors were assigned to cover the many departments ot both boys' and girls' athletics, while the club editors saw to it that when the group pictures were taken, names were in the right order and spelled correctly. Write-ups that were completed and O. Kfd were turned over to the statt typist, who prepared typewritten copy which was checked again tor typographical errors. As material was written and turned in, Mrs. Mittendortt rechecked it and sent it to the magazine arts class to be arranged in proper torm tor publication. This class also prepared layouts tor the engraver and printer and executed what art work was needed. The two classes worked in collaboration so that their combined ettorts resulted in the book you are reading. ' HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: P. Rubinolt, N. Pritilcin, S. Klcment, S. M. Wollc, M. Brill, M. Levin, E. Brody, B. Temlcin, E. Sonenberg, F. Reinei, M. Fetting. SECOND ROW: H. Slclar, R, Hirshlcopt, E. Rosenberg, G. Diamond, G. Braun, L. Bagan, W. Goldstein, L. Marcus, D. Karlin, B. Cahn, J. Sklenicka, S. Cohen, D. Kernes, D. Kachiroubas. THIRD ROW: Mr. Crotts, L. Milnilc, E. Epstein, E. Schwartz, F. Krasny, F. Corman, L. Kramer, E. I-talkin, R. Lebotslcy, E. France, F. Grushlca, R. Soiter, E. Felger, D. Furlet, Mr. Juhnlce. FOURTH ROW: E. Siegal, E. Chabin, I. Turowslcy, A. Gross, E. Friedman, E. Steinberg, S. Leibovitz, P. Goodman, N. Waxman, D. Fryer, A. Slclenar, I-I, Greenfield, S. Kiefer. FIFTH ROW: B. Garber. B. Stern, A. Baskin, J. Ott, I. Levinson, L. I-Ienden, D. Zimring, B. Miller, G. Markowitz, A. Neistat, J. Masses, A. Liplcin, M. Cohen. SIXTH ROW: H. Harris, A. Sabuster, E. Mich, I. Shazmal, S. Kopelott, S. Levinson, O. Singer, P. Jaite, G. Bloom, N. Gennaro, M. Springer. The officers are: President, Walter Goldstein: Vice-President, Lillian Marcus: Secretary, Berenice Cahn: Treasurer, Joe Slcleniclcag Publicity Manager, D. Karlin. 4? MANLEY'S FINEST SCHOLARS EXCEL IN LEADERSHIP The Manley Honor Society, under the sponsorship ot Mr. Juhnlce, was organized to create enthusiasm tor high scholarship, promote student leadership and worlc toward the general weltare ot the school. Membership is granted on the basis ot attainment ot the super honor roll three successive times, and the students character, diligence and initiative are taken into account. A membership committee checks upon the essential qualities ot each prospec- tive member. The society is now formulating plans 'tor prompt attiliation with the National Honor Society. Once a year the society sponsors an Honor Assembly, at which awards are presented to outstanding students. Membership in the Honor Society is an achievement worthy ot any Manley student who has ability and the desire to succeed. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT BEN lLUNC5FELLOWl G-UASTAFERRI WE say good-bye to Manley High, The school ot childhood daze: Farewell to good old histories, Muzzey, Elson, Paul and Hayes. Betore we leave this tamous school, We have some words to say: Let's leave some teachers things tor which We know they surely pray. K 1: I-.F , lrsl? Q F7711- , 4 I 1 . 1 I 'V I . . ' U 1 Let's leave to Mrs. Mittendort A volume six feet wide, With every well-known essay Written beautifully inside. An interpreter Miss Grusin gets, lShe ot the Southern drawl,l So she can speak with others And be understood by all. -1--T---l - VW' 3 .. gn V Q? l To Messrs.'Blum and Naiman, Manley's coaches, both supreme, We leave the tondest wish tor a Good senior tive-man team. Our Mr. Middendortl, you know, Needs pen and ink to write: We'll leave him 20,000 pens, l'le'll write both day and night. Fl fb 9 lf, 3 i ,lo f,',4f, N 011410 'n-, ' I 11,0 'f x Inn 0 -, , ., N Let's start with Mr. Taintor, Who must answer all the calls: l-le'll get a Baby Austin To ride around the halls. Well leave to Mr. Fisher ll-le's for Hoover to the Corel A Republican in office For, say, titty years or more. E SSHVQ' 9 1 2 l We leave to Mr. Bale a room That's full ot broken glass: Let's hope he'll be more lucky With the coming fourth-year class Instead ot singing 3-part songs, Let's hum We Saw the Sea g So Mr. Schwuchow and Miss Conley Just get do-re-mi. yr , ,651 . '5 ' 1- if' l S .M..flMs.Q,,t1 OF Tl-IE CLASS CDF JUNE '36 -POET LAUREATE WELL leave to Mr. Miller ll'le ot the proverbial tiel, A large one, red as red can be, To catch the ladies' eye. Miss O'Connell showed our students Just how an angle looks: We'll leave to her a pay day For each X that's in her books. Qi u To Miss Malmberg, ot the lunchroom, We intended giving peels: VVe've changed our mind, she'll get in- stead The ends ott our square meals. Miss Zeeb will get-iust ncthingl But read on, ere you shout: She's rich in spelling, grammar, diction, So that just lets her out. llfflfy!! We know bright students can't be bought With merely cents and dollars: Let's leave with Mr. Crotts the wish For more progressive scholars. Yes, it's good-bye, and now we must See what the tuture brings: With Manley's name behind us We'll push on to greater things. c.4g4A-. -0-0 S.- I I We'll leave to F. Ventresca A statuestic pose Ot II Duce, Mussolini, With a tly upon his nose. We leave to Mr. Gunn a task, We know he will not shirk: 'Tis simply this: please tell us, sir, Why radios don't workl ZSEDIT T' .. l - - rn g ,,-,, -l e A I Mr. Brady, ot the Manlegram, We'll say just this tor you: A box ot matches and a pipe That really is brand new. We leave all pupils our advice To tollow the Golden Rule: We leave with our good principal Hopes tor a greater school. C225 f Q? ages r' - ,. .Q fgg .. , pi Q Q1I'6iP' - - SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST ROW: R. Robin, Chairman, Alumni: S. Fine, Chairman, Social: N. Shapiro, Vice-President: A. Rubacha, President: L. Moses, Secretary: W. Glassner, Treasurer: S. Chaet, Chairman, Cap and Gown: D. Kritchevsky, Chairman, Finance: A. Baskin, Vice-President, Finance. SECOND ROW: B. Pritikin, Chairman, Play: R. Four, Vice-Chairman, Art: B. Cahn, Chairman, Jewelry: B. Temkin, Vice- Chairman, Class Day: D. Karlin, Chairman, Class Day: L. Pincus, Vice-Chairman, Cap and Gown: M. Jatlie, Vice-Chairman, Social: Miss Cordell. TI-IIRD ROW: B. Smith, Chairman, Gift, A. Neistat, Vice-Chairman, Commencement: R. Wienstien, Vice-Chairman, Alumni: E. Wientraub, Chairman. Art: I-I. Abrams, Vice-Chairman, Gift: B. Behr, Vice-Chairman, Play: I. Levinson, Publicity Chairman, Annual: W. Goldstien, Chairman, Commencement: K. Hecht. Vice-Chairman, Jewelry. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Alvin Kadish, Proctor. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE: Miss Morris, Sponsor: Daniel Karlin, Chairman: Betty Temkin, Vice Chair- man: David Cohen, Miriam Cohen, Bernice Miller, Naomi Stone, Evelyn Epstein. COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE: Miss Engelstein. Sponsor: Walter Goldstein, Chairman: Annabelle Neistat, Vice Chairman: lsadore Beylen, Stella Mizenberq, Will Cohen, Ann Sklenar, Eva Grubman. GIFT COMMITTEE: Mr. Bayer, Sponsor: Betty Smith, Chairman: I-lenry Abram, Vice Chairman: Ruth Weinger, Dave Nieman, Lillian Schneider. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. Skobel, Sponsor: Sal Fine, Chairman: Meriam Jatte, Vice Chairman: Rose Mittleman, George Demirsky, Lillian Snitowsky, I-larvey Gorchott, Geraldine Goodman. ALUMNI COMMITTEE: Mr. Schlichting, Sponsor: Ruth Robin, Chairman: Ruth Weinstein, Vice Chairman: I-larry Steinberg, Alice Zolla, Goldie Panitch, Gladys Braun. ART COMMITTEE: Mrs. Jakobsen, Sponsor: Eleanor Weintraub, Rose Four, Eddie Schwartz. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Miss B. Cordell, Sponsor: David Kritchevsky, Chairman: Aaron Baskin, Vice Chairman: Pauline Wheelock, Irving Levinson, Jack Ott, Hyman London, Shirley Carson. JEWELRY COMMITTEE: Miss B. Cordell, Sponsor: Berenice Cahn, Chairman: Kenneth I-lecht, Vice Chairman: Lillian Marcus, Rosalyn Cherne, Ethel Paulson, Fred Levin, Milton Brown. PROCTOR'S ASSISTANTS: Alvin Kadish, Proctor: Julius VVeiss, Victor Weiss, Sam Dellsy, Sid Cohen, Paul Cornick, Louis Jess, Jerome I-Iarris, Ben Glick, Robert Kadison. The principal tunctions ot the board are to draw up the budget tor each senior and to take action on class problems betore they are submitted to the students tor approval. The executive board is also a means ot spreading news, and introducing matters ot importance to the various senior divisions, tor the tacilitation ot all class operations. ln addition to these activities, the board acts as an interlocutor between the taculty and the student body. NLEV SNAPSHCD 4? 4? 4? SENIOR DRAMA. FIRST ROW: L. Shettner, A, Goodkin, M. Levy, E. Moskowitz, R. Cherne, B. Temkin, A. Neistat, G. Goodman, E. Epstein, S. Chernovslcy, L. Pincus. SECOND ROW: A. Tolan, M. Jatte, B. Pritikin, E. Paulson, S. Turetsky, A. Rubacha, D. Polen, G. Dolgin, R. Bilow, E. Grubman, M. Goldsmith. THIRD ROW: M. Shatfner, D. Schorow, L. Reitman, S. Fleishrnan, B. Smith, M. Cohen, B. Finebcrg. B. Abrams, F. Levin, Miss Smith. FOURTH ROW: H. Gorchott, S. Fine, R. Mantleman, B. Markel, S. Paglia, B. Behr, N. Shapiro, A. Levinson. Otticers ot the Drama Class are: Betty Pritikin, President: Ben Behr, Vice-Presi- dent: Bernard Markel, Business Manager: Marion Levy, Dorothy Polen, and Gladys Dolgin, Assistant Business Managersq and Roy Mantleman, Publicity Manager. 4? Here's something new, something different! The drama class, sponsored and directed by Miss Marian Smith, was held regu- Iarly during the semester to allow the students ample time in which to prepare tor the customary Senior stage productions. During this time its members successtully accom- plished many proiects. Plays were read, reported upon, acted and criticised in class. In this way the good and bad points ot play writing and acting were discovered. To gain practice in play production, tourteen chairmen were appointed to direct small groups in one-act plays which were presented betore the class in Manley I-Iall tor constructive criticisms. The chairmen were: Ann Rubacha, Ethel Paulson, Sol Fine, Sam Chernavsky, Eva Grubman, Fred Levin, Bernard Markel, Esther Moskowitz, Geral- dine Goodman, Dorothy Schorow, Marion Levy, Ben Abrams, Betty Pritikin and Miriam Cohen. When the class was requested to give a ten minute sketch tor ManIey's day on WJJD's high school program, An Excellent Thing In Women, by John D. Shaver, was immediately selected. Norman Shapiro was cast as Dr. Taylor, Alex Goodkin as Dr. Bance, and Eva Grubman as The Girl. As a distinct innovation, the class decided not to tollow the established tradition ot one three-act play, and in its stead, produced a series ot one-act plays in the torm ot a tournament. A whole week was devoted to the staging ot these plays, and the tickets were used as ballots to elect the starring play and cast. E Without a doubt, this unique tournament was a success. The audiences applauded, complimented, praised-lett, more than satisfied. WEENIES ON WEDNESDAY CASTS Madame Castenelli Mrs. Foster ,.,.A.,.... .............. Mr. Foster ...........,.,........ Jack .,,,...,..,.,.,.,......,.......,.. Marion ,.............,.,.,..A,..,.., Prompter: Betty Temkin. ager Meriam Jaffe. Mr. Bittington ........ Courtney ,...,.4A.,....... Miss Wickham ..4.,...,.. Esther Moskowitz Lillian Reitman Sol Fine Alex Goodkin Rosalyn Cherne Mistress ot Property: Betty Smith. Production Mana- 4? MARKET HOURS ...Norman Shapiro Levinson .........Dorothy Palen Miss Lowry ,..,,.......,.,,..,. Annabelle Neistat Mr. Stanard ,.............,.,...,.. ................. B ernard Markel Mr. Wadschild ....... ............. H arvey Gorchott Mrs. Scotttield ........,.. ....,..,......,.,.. E thel Paulson Miss Brown .,...,...........................................,.. ........... ..... ........... G l a dys Dolgin William .,...................,..,.. Prompter: Minnie Goldsmith. Mistress ot Property: tion Manager: Harvey Gorchott. Roy Mantelman Anna Mae Tolan. Produc- 4? CLOUD-BURST Mrs. Harris .,.,.,.. ..,...................,.........,,.,...,,.. ....,.,.......... A n n Rubacha Ed Harris ........s..... ,...........,. B en Abrams Joe Harris ........... ...,....,.,,., B ernard Feinberg Mrs. Tabor ,,.., .......,. ..,,...,............. E v elyn Epstein George Gilman ,.,.... ..,..,.............,.,....,...,......,.,.,...,.......,,.......,.,..,...... S am Chernavsky Millie Tabor ,........................,... ............. ,...,.........,..............,....,....,,, . , .Geraldine Goodman Prompter: Lillian Pinkus. Mistress ot Property: Rose Bilow. Production Manager: Eva Grubman. 4? THE VIOLIN MAKER OF CREMONA Tadeo Farrari ......,,,.,...,..,..s.,.,...........,....,................,..............,..,............,......... Max Schatiner Giovanni .. . ...................,.......,................................,.... Ben Behr Filippo ,.,,..,,.... .............,.....,..... F red Levin Sandro ., ........ ,........,................. . , .,.. ............................,...,...,,..,....,............,.. S am Paglia Gionnina .....,...,..........,.............,.,.....,,.....................................,.........,,....,. Dorothy Schorow Vocal Solo. Moonlight Madonna. by Sara Turetsky, accompanied by Norma Helter at the piano, and Ann Rubacha, violin. Prompter: Lillian Shetiner. Mistress ot Property: Betty Pritikin. Production Man- agers: Miriam Cohn and Shirley Eleishman. The Drama Class wishes to acknowledge Mrs. Rosa E. Dooley, Sidney Edelstein, Harry Bennon, Max Plotsky, Shirley Glick, Ann Petrosse, and Ruth Singer, whose co- operation in art work helped make the plays successtul. C l. A S S H l S f O R Y By PETER RUBINOFF From various schools throughout Chicago and its vicinity, we entered Manley in the autumn of I933, amidst the chaos and confusion that was then in progress throughout the Chicago schools. Our June class of I936 is the first class to have had its complete Senior high school career at Manley. Some of our outstanding achievements were participation in the Manlegram, the student organ, through which students became acquainted with different phases and activities of school life: the formation of the Student Congress, which by the ioint efforts of the student body and faculty accomplished a great deal of beneficial work, some of which was the establishment of the school motto, Always Working, Never Shirking-Manley , the compiling of a student handbook, and the beautification of our grounds with trees. Clubs were soon organized, and on Friday mornings, one could go about the school and find the Sociology, Psychology, Dramatics, J. Y. L., and various other organizations in session. On different occasions we had the pleasure of having Dr. Harwood, the famous animal authority: Dr. Tarbell, the famous magician: the Davies Opera Singers, Lorado Taft, and Dudley Crafts Watson give performances in Manley Hall. From time to time, the different clubs also exhibited their talents. We were honored by having the Washington Oratorical Contest of Cook County held in Manley Hall. Manley was ably represented in this contest by a member of our class. With the inception of our senior year, an election was held to determine who our class officers would be. Precedence was broken when Ann Rubacha was elected presi- dent. Norman Shapiro was elected vice-president: Walter Glassner, treasurer: Louis Moses, secretary: and Alvin Kadish, proctor. The office of proctor was a new one, and it was the duty of this officer to arrange the assembly hall for the different meetings. ln addition to the many innovations set by former classes, passes were issued to seniors, which permitted them to go about their business after the fifth period without interruption. Room IIO was converted into a senior room where all senior business was transacted. The Dramatic Class was formed to present our class plays, and a Manley Memories Class was organized, whose business it was to publish our annual. To accord some honor to the students who received exceptionally good grades, a Manley Honor Society was formed. Besides developing the student mentally, intra-mural, and intermural teams were formed to develop him physically as well. Our iunior basketball team won the I935- l936 City Basketball Championship by virtue of being undefeated in a sixteen-game schedule. Swimming and track teams were also organized. ln the spring of l935, our chess team came in second in the city chess tournament. Graduation night will soon arrive. Attired in cap and gown, we will march upon the stage to receive our long coveted diploma. Qur happiness will be mingled with our sadness. We will be happy in the thought that our four years of hard work has not been in vain, and sad at the idea of leaving our beloved Alma Mater, where good counsel always prevailed, and where our store of knowledge could always be increased. We leave Manley, but its spirit will forever be enshrined in our hearts. CDIQGANIZATICDIXIS C ATI-ILETICS I V I T DIVISIQNS E I CLUBS W EL, CITY JUNIOR CHAMPIONS JUNIOR BASKETBALL SQUAD-Center Picture FIRST ROW: L. Kranzberg, I. Dunn. SECOND ROW: A. Levin, M. Mass, D. Bernstein, A. Kadish, O. Speck. THIRD ROW: Mr. Crotts. J. Tattleman, M. Polslxy, N. Wexler, J. Brinsky, E. Raphael, H. Naiman, Coach. FOURTH ROW: J. Schimmeltarb, Schitt, H. Keith. A. Krieter. FIFTH ROW: M. Weisbach, S. Millman, S. G-oldstien. SIX-TEEN VICTORIES-NO DEFEATS ManIey's '35-'36 junior quintet will be long remembered and immortalized in ManIey's athletic hall of tame. Never has such an aggregation ot sharpshooting bas- Iceteers come out from the interior ot this institution to startle the prep sports world with a brand ot ball that rates it as one ot the topnotch tives ever to assemble. The blue-clad teams ot the past unfortunately never had such a collection ot stars. The present unbeatable combination ot the '35-'36 squad is presented. Harry Neiman Theodore Blum Max Mass, co-captain of the cagers, was one of the classiest floorrnen in the city. His coolness and collectiveness in the thick of battle made him invaluable as a leader during the campaign of the past year. Mass was one of the finest ball handlers ever to carry the blue and gold colors, an athlete whose all-around ability at the height of five feet two were important factors in the sixteen game victory chain which at the termination of the cage season resulted in Manley's annexation of its first city cham- pionship. David Bernstein, captain of the next year's squad, bids fair to continue the string of indefinite wins, with his fine qualities as an inspiration to the other members of the team. Duke was one of the most dependable men on the quintet during the past season. His long, beautifully arched heaves from mid-court allowed the blue and gold followers to breath a good deal easier as the Manley score mounted. Alvin Obby Kadish, who held down the center position, potted his last score in the Crane final. His brilliant ball handling and all-around floor play was by far pleasing. He was a regular for two years and failure to obtain any city-wide honors did not stunt his ability to handle a ball. When Al l.evin's days of athletic competition come to an end, one of the scrappiest and most spirited athletes will terminate a grand career as a blue and gold cager. On the basketball floor Al's fine defensive play was sensational. In Oscar Speck we have the dependable reserve who capably filled the gap left by Jack Shimrnelfarb, a past performer. Oscar proved a handy man to have around and got his share of buckets while in battle. Tracing the qualities and development of the following five inspires us to peer into the future. First, however, we again take into account the toll which graduation inevitabl takes. Four letter men, Max Mass, Alvin Kadish, Al Levin and Oscar Speck, who have worked in machine-like fashion during the past campaign, leave impor- tant gaps that must be filled if Manley intends to defend its title next season. ln conclusion let us say that this year's iunior team, under the skilled coaching of Harry Naiman, will not be forgotten. Its laudable record of sixteen victories and no defeats, together with its impressive achievements of totaling in sixteen games an average of 3I points per game to its opponents' l3, will stand as incentive to future teams. In addition not only have their accomplishments boosted all former tradition of the ponies, but it also will leave for future teams a name well distinguished. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: M. Macohn, S. Keith, S, Cohn, A. Smoler, D. Meyer, F. Probislcy, N. Deutch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Blum, Coach: M. Piser, Cheerleader: B. Zar. Assistant Manager: E. Sanchez, Manager: M. Goldberg, M. Solomon, R. Polalxott. SENIORS CLIMAX SUCCESSFUL SEASON The Manley l-ligh senior basketball team, at the end ot the '35-'36 season, climaxed one ot the most enviable records ever attained by a senior squad at Manley. When the final gun sounded tor their last game it was found that they had won six league games while losing only two. They had such a strong combination ot star cagers combined in one team that the central section title was within Manley's grasp only to have the golden opportunity ot capturing their first section title vanish when the Blue and Gold sutiered severely with the graduation ot Smoler, Meyer and Cohen. y ln spite ot this handicap, the remainder ot the squad, heartened by the experi- enced play ot Keith and Probislcy, completed the additional three games ot an eight- game schedule with but one loss. With title hopes blasted, the curtain tall ot the season came at the Tilden game. Manley, playing their old rivals, put on a spirited battle, coming through in they closing minutes to tie the score and finally to capture the game by a three-point margin in overtime play. And so ended another basketball season tor the Manley seniors. True, they did not end up on top, but they did establish a nucleus tor the next team. Keith, Probislcy, Macohen, and Goldberg gained valuable experience which will aid them greatly next year. As tor Keith and Probisky, little experience is needed by either and with a little improvement in team play they can be expected to do great things along with next year's squad. ln conclusion, let it be said that we otier the squad ot next year our best wishes and our hopes tor the best ot luclc, and may they carry on in that same Manley spirit- win, lose, or draw, lceep on trying. May they go tar under the able coaching ot Coach Blum, and spread the tame ot Manley tar and wide. LIFE GUARD-BOYS FIRST ROW: M. Goldberg, B. Kadison, B. Glick, R. Scher, I. Slutzlcy, Captain: L. Scher, S. Hoffman, First Mate: L. Jess, Purser: Mr. Naiman, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: A. Omelianulc, R. Chesler, N. Rosenberg, A. Singer, I. Zipperstein, K. Hecht, H. Carriere, E. Sanchez. S. Feinberg. THIRD ROW: M. Greenberg. N. Liplcin, S. Frishman, J. Bullaro, M. Trager, S. Weingart, M. Goldstein, A. Feinberg. M ISSING: L. Weisberg, 4? FIRST ROW: Miss Freise, P. Wheeloclc, S. Radin, S. Mizenberg. R. Finlc, H. Lieboii, D. Spector, F. Singer, A. Ogulniclr. Miss T. Moore. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, L. Pertel, M. Taradash, O. L. Wheelock, S. Keller. A. Kaminslcy, E. Lapping, S. Cohen. THIRD ROW: N. Render, V. Krall, J. Greenberg, N. Alex, R. Culler, S. Bonkcover, C. Glass, M. Ralcley. FOURTH ROW: R. Cogan, R. Kramer, M. Saidla, B. I-Iaioll, S. Kochilo, B. Dauqhenbaugh, G. Korach, L. Eisenman, S. Siegel. The officers are: Presidenl. I-I. Liebofllg Vice President, Doris Spector: Secretary, F. Singer: Treasurer, Bernice Siegel. LIFE GUARD-GIR I f' . S' IATA C Q Irv.. rl ff' qu ,,.,.:7.41 N.. .X Q rn iw ' J f rj -f 1, 5' i ,I W N. r - r- I i Hy ,I L y X GIRL ALL-STARS Pauline Wheelock Though Pauline has not passed her Junior Lite Saving Test, she is invaluable around the pool be- cause she is an etiicient student instructress. She spends a great deal ot time in helping girls on their tests. Rose Four Rose is a grand athlete on the gym floor, and is well known as an excellent swimmer and diver. She is a Senior Lite Guard, and spends her spare time in the pool teaching girls to accomplish their swimming tests. Jennie Brelovitz Gladys Dolgin Evelyn Epstein Ann Green Eva Grubman Eva is not only Sports Editor on the Manlegram, but is one ot the school's outstanding girl athletes. Besides being treasurer ot the G. A. A. and Othcial Referee, Eva has shown ability in hoclcey and volley ball, and has won a school letter. HONORABLE MENTION Esther Latter Lillian Marcus Annabelle Neistat Marie Sebastian l l 1 l l l l Genevieve Norkus Gene is another one ot Manley's all-around girl athletes. She ex- calls in both gym and swimming and has received outstanding rec- ognition tor her ability in tancy diving. speed swimming, and volley ball. She took tirst place in a recent swimming meet here at Manley. Rose Bilow Where there's sports there's Rose -she excells in them all. Her ability as a leader is known through- out Manley. Sha has earned the titles of Captain ot the All-Star Valley Ball Team and President ot the G. A. A. Ann Slclenar Dorothy Smith Max Mass Max has handled the duties ot his positions so successfully that he is given a great deal ot credit tor Manley's high representation in interscholastic competition. His wide knowledge ot all branches ot athletic endeavor has made him a valuable member here. Louis Jess Probably one ot the rnost promi- nent swimmers here at Manley is Lou Jess. His 'line qualities and sportsmanship have merited him a high standing in athletic enter- prises. It is needless to say that Lou will iustity his attendance at Southern California. Sidney Cohn Irving Kovarslcy Ben Glick Al Levin The Scrappiest Bundle oi Fight is Al Levin. lt was within the portals of this institution that he gained laudable recognition which apparently resulted in his will to win in midst ot athletic rivalry. Win-Lose -or Draw-Play Fair- that's Al's motto. HONORABLE MENTION Oscar Speck Leo Calderon John Bullaro Robert Kadison BOY ALL-STARS Alvin Kadish An enviable record that stamps him as one oi the outstanding athe letes has been acquired by Alvin Kadish. His participation in school functions, both athletic and social, has gained him the respect and friendship ot his tellow classmates. Kenneth Hecht Reliability and proficiency have marked the swimming career of Kenneth Hecht. His untiring etiorts and valuable service in swimming supervision have classified him as an invaluable asset to the Phys-ical Education Department, and to its Directors. Jerome Harris Sidney Hottman Milton Hudak GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association, which is the largest organization in Manley, was tirst organized in I934 by Mrs. Katherine Curtis. The organization then had a mem- bership ot only thirty-tive girls, while today, under the guidance ot our sponsor, Miss Melba Moore, it has a membership ot over tour hundred. The G. A. is open to every girl in the school who is physically tit, and strives to earn IOOO- points tor a school letter during the regular school year ot ten months. After a girl has won her letter she may win a chevron by earning 350 extra points. Each member purchases a Manley G. A. A. pin, to which she may add any number ot bars she earns in optional activities. Various division periods are reserved tor G. A. A. meetings at which representatives, one elected trom each room, act as both interlocutor and agent tor the girls in her division. Each meeting is presided over by otticers elected tor that respective period. The chiet executives ot the G. A. A. are Rose Bilow, President: Natalie Alex, Vice- President: and Eva Grubman, Treasurer. Committee chairmen, appointed to head optional activities tor the benefit ot girls who wish to learn or participate in sports like bicycling, hiking, tennis, handball, and golf, are-horseshoe chairmen: Florence Seltzer, Natalie Alex, I-Ielen Wishnie, and Rose Bilowg tennis chairmen: Ann Sklenar and Bernice Cahn: bike chairman: Shirley Burrows: hike: Ruth Laventerq roller: Natalie Alex. The G. A. A. carries a large intramural program ot group activities which includes volley ball, captain basketball, indoor baseball, tield hockey, and dancing, and indi- vidual activities which include tests, stunts, posture contests, scholarship, sportsman- ship, leadership, personal hygiene, personal proficiency tests, and apparatus tests. The purpose ot the G. A. A. is not only for betterment and expansion ot athletic activities, but tor closer social relationship among girls. Parties, picnics, outings, and other attairs are given at which a member tinds pleasure. . The G. A. A. helps a girl to develop herselt physically and mentally, to double her etticiency atter a little training, to discipline herselt, bring about better health, emphasize good sportsmanship in losing as well as winning, and gives her complete confidence in her abilities to use her energies tor the better things that lite has to otler her. The G. A. A. girl keeps in mind the idea expressed in the Sportsman's Creed - IT TAKES A LEVEL HEAD TO WIN, A LEVEL HAND, A LEVEL EYE . . . BUT SOMETIMES, EVEN WHEN YOU TRY YOUR LEVEL BEST, THINGS GO AVVRY. YOU DROP THE BALL, YOU MISS YOUR AIM, YOU SLIP A COG AND OUEER THE GAME . . . THEN COMES THE TEST . . . DON'T MAKE EXCUSE: DON'T CRUMPLEy STAND UP IN YOUR SHOES . . . REMEMBER . . . IN A CERTAIN SENSE, IT TAKES A LEVEL HEAD TO LOSE. -'i For when the one great Scorer comes, , e 0 T ' To write Gqainst YOur name A' VX Af' I Q . kg Z.. He writes not that you won or lost, . 4 , I via But how you played the game. il X Q G.A.A The freshmen are the most enthusiastic boosters ot the G. A. A. They accept the G. A. A. faithfully and adopt it more or less as a hobby tor both athletic and social advancement. So much time and consideration is given to the G. A. A. that there is no doubt about the interesting and advantageous features its members derive from it. The freshmen lead the rest ot the classes with a membership ot ZIO girls who, it they accumulate IOOO points, will receive their M 's at the end ot the second year or in the middle of the third. Through the ettorts ot Miss Moore and the animated support ot every girl in each grade, Miss Moore predicts an increase ot membership to ninety per cent within the next tour years. G. A. A. G. G. if A. A. III AND IV By the time a girl reaches her iunior or senior year, she is convinced ol the worth- while character ot ManIey's largest student organization. The prowess she has gained in her special Iield ol athletics helps her to become physically tit and a desirable citizen. FIRST ROW: R. Walovitch, A. Vacca, D. Fstrin, M. Lever, N. Alex, M. Moore, R. Bilow, E. Grubman, S. Friedman, M. Fischer, J. Green. SECOND ROW: E. Latter, R. Steinberg, E. Ratalson, E. Waxler, P. Taylor, I-I. Wishnie, V. Williams, L. Tonin, P. Kobrinslcy, M. Levin, M. Friedman. THIRD ROW: S. Smith, I. Seltzer, G. Dolgin, M. Tangy, B. Fisher, B. Pritilcin, E, Sher, E. Staller. FOURTH ROW: R. Cogan, R. Levin, I. Kopeilra, E. Bertone, G. Friedman, S. Burrows, F. Levin, A. Saeweret, E. Sloan. FIFTH ROW: D. Spector, N. Blitstein, N. Rosenberg, R. Glick, M. Wasserman, F, Guranslcos, M. Sebas- tian, A. Green, C. Cohen, I. Gordon, A. Neistalz. The officers are: President, Bilowg Vice-President, Alex: Treasurer, Grubman. A. A. REPRESENTATIVES STUDENT CONGRESS FIRST ROW: S. Kopeloff, J. Waldman, S. Fine, R. Capsuto, T. Rosen. H. Sherman. SECOND ROW: H. Sklar, B. Feldman, E. Norman, G. Bloom, V. Suchan. The officers are: President, S. Fineg VicefPresident, Y. Siegalg Secretary, B. Capsutoq Parliamen- tarian, S. Posen. The Manley Student Congress which was organized a year and a halt ago has grown into a great worlcing body. The Congress, composed of two persons elected from each grade, is empowered to make all laws tor the government of the school. In addition to special activities, the Congress regularly sponsors a forum, and dis- tributes special awards. A handbook, under the sponsorship ot Miss Bessie Saplitzky, was edited by Sol Fine, aided by the Student Congress members. 4? FIRST ROW: J. Silverstien, A. Miller, l. Sloan, A. Gross. S. Klernent, E. Chavin, S. Crale. SECOND ROW: A. Bounstien, A. Cohen. B. Goldberg, E. Freidman, H. Kramer, P. Landis, N. Burak, l. Turowslcy. THIRD ROW: R. Shore, J. Miller, J. Sinay, I, Ribstein, P. Levin, D. Hollander. 2A-I CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN FIRST ROW: S. Baumstein, H. Bennon, S. Diamond, R. Handler, Mr. Duslain, T. Brand, L. Klass, D. Kachiroubas, R. Singer, B. Aronson. SECOND ROW: B. Garber, Mrs. Dooley, Mrs. Rae, M. Robinson, B. Goldberg, H. Kramer, M. Pekofslry, Chairman: Miss Wilson, Miss Ouan. THIRD ROW: H. Stamler, E. Schwartz, V. Ciancio, M. Pacifico, P. Levin, S. Kaplitz, I. Ribstein, M. Sterling, J. Ott. FOURTH ROW: E. Belanger, E. Mayer, B. Petals, E. Jaffe, F. Probisky, M. Springer, M. Wasserman, S. Millman, B. Perchulc. Manley's Clean-Up Campaign, under the direction of Mr. Dustin, was a highly successful one, thanks to the faithful cooperation of the faculty committee and the students. The Clean-Up Council, with Milton Pelrofslcy as chairman, carried out many activities of which two assemblies, the high school poster campaign, the elementary school achievements contest, an artistic report boolr by the art department under Mrs. Dooley, and a play by Miss Wilson were out- standing examples. 4? ' The Manley J. Y. L., consisting of fifty members, is a branch of a city-wide organi- zation interested in Jewish cultural ideals, and meets every Monday afternoon. Louis Jess, President: Leonard Scher, Vice-President: Jennie Brelovitz, Secretary: Roger Scher, Treasurer: Miss Frieda Zeeb, Faculty Advisor. Y. L. N CLUB FIRST ROW: H. Gorchott, Advertising: J. Ott, News Editor: A. Goodlcin, Circulation: S. Levinson, Business Manager: E. Grubman, Girls' Sports Editor: C. Feldman, Girls' Sports Editor: F. Singer, Typist: S. Fine, Advertising: B. Temlcin, Columnist: B. Sher, News Editor: N. Leiderman, Editor-in-Chiet: I. Boylan, Managing Editor: Mr, Brady. SECOND ROW: P. Corniclc, Boys' Sports Editor: M. David- son, Boys' Sports Editor: H. Shapiro, Exchange Editor: G. Braun, L. Kramer, E. Contrarsy, N. Kramarslcy, E. Romirowslcy, M. Jaffe, Business Manager: A. Stoolcal, Feature Editor: I. Rabinovitz, G. Sanders, Copy Editor: T. Zeliclcman. THIRD ROW: A. Barbalcott, I. Lebovitz, R. Robin, J. Share, Malce-up Editor: E. Goldstein, Copy Editor: R. Mantlernan: L. Eisenman, Typist: J. Skleniclca, Cap and Gown Editor: L. Kaplan, Circulation: L. Weisberg, M. Sterling. MISSING FROM PICTURE: T. Danish, Feature Editor: Y. Siegel, Make-up Editor. The officers are: S. Fine, President: B. Temlcin, Vice-President: F. Singer, Secretary: P. Corniclc, Treasurer. 4? FIRST ROW: E. Ellman, S. Turetslcy, S. Saltnath, R. Finlc, R. Grossman, R. Horn, S. Petraclc, S. Kurtz, F. Botrnan, F. Paul. SECOND ROW: S. Litschutz, S. Paul, F. Zelman, L. Marcus, R. Leven, P. Marko- witz, D. Joseph, S. Kurtz, A. Colangelo, E. Cilione. THIRD ROW: C. Shway, W. Slcopal, A. Zolla, D. Kritchovslcy, J. Slcleriiclsa, S. Cohen, B. Schultz, F. Kletniclc, M. Schatiner. FOURTH ROW: J. Kolvesh, D. Neiman, M. Yeinowitz, J. Bullaro, S. Chernavslcy, W. Brown. SENIOR CHORUS K BOYS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: M. Gould, A. Miller, S. Chidelcel, D. Bonner, I. Baran, J. Nalshow, J. Gorman, B. Gott lieb, V. Tiberi. Mr. Schwuchow. SECOND ROW: J. London, S. Tessler, I. Bliistein, M. Levin, M. Plolslcy M. Minslry, V. Capozzielli, G. Fish, C. Wagner. THIRD ROW: L. Perry, M. Braun, N. Levy, M Cichevlci, N. Cotovslcy, J. Kraus, I. Karpman, I. Sloan, L. Cohen. FOURTH ROW: A. Shavin, H Wensil, A. Liplrin, P. Eisenberg, l. Henley, I. Gordon, J. Feinstein, M. Shapiro, B. Krone. 4? FIRST ROW: R. Lato, I-I. Alpert, B. Marlrs, E. Cohen, E. Solovay, G. Waxlsurq, S. Berson, S. Nodulman I. LeVine, C. Barbaqallo, E. Krupp, L. Simon, A. Turen, M. Silver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schwuchow E. Sher, L. Breslau. B. Borschevslcy, P. Bloom, M. Brainin, A. Moline, B. Goolinslcy, A. Kamminslcy, I. Goldstein, M. Saeder, J. Blum, J. Lasluy. E. Sonenberq. THIRD ROW: M. Long, P. Fleischman, B Schnobel, M. Wozniclc, A. Moncione, H. Chroman, E. Abrams, F. Aurema, J. Waldman, G. Kimmetf F. Parlipilo, M. Moreno, D. Daqovetz. FOURTH ROW: R. Bernstein, E. Taplin, B. Garfinlcel, L Moscovi. S. Rillcin, E. Pappas, M. Me-tallo, D. Pacelli, S. Crale, N. Bruaclr, J. Altschuler, R. Perl FIFTH ROW: G. Benes. E. Matz, N. Blitsfoin, R. Slufsky, R. Fintzalc, R, Loficlo, L. Mazer, M. Gould E. Weiner, E. Shranlc, B. Ratslcoif, L. Bergman. GIRLS' CHORUS nflsif I I ' R F ORCHESTRA FIRST VIOLINS: M. Druck, A. Rubacha, R. Tcach, C. Shenick, J. Shayman, M. Borafsicy, E. Epstein W. GoIcIsmiIh. SECOND VIOLINS: S. Lewis, D. Crowt, J. Santana, A. Shatinsky, A. Engei, W. West CELLO: E. Halkin. VIOLA: S. Taub. STRING BASS: S. Stolowick. TUBA: W. Goldstein, FLUTE If. Rosenberg. OBOE: E. Shacicman. CLARINET: N. Shapiro, A. Delabadia, S. Share. TRUMPETS F. Blakt, F. Jacobson. I-IORNS: A. Lipkin, P. LipIcin. TROMBONE: R. Singer. PIANO: N. Helfer C. Singer. PERCUSSION: S. Denenberg, S. Crane, G. Stein, F. Levin, Mr. Stark. 4? DRUMMERS: F. Levin, S. Denenberg, O. Takelman, Y. Stein, L. Cohen, W. Arnoiii, B. Weiss, S. WoIIc B. Singer, A. Cohen, A. Pavolensky, H. Speck, L. Caton, R. Weiner. CLARINETS: II. P. tiicin. N Shapiro, R. Phold, G. Diamond, M. Levin, A. Delebadia, S. Skolnik, E. Witman, D. Brody, J. Adam- oviizch, J. Donar, H, Fogel, S. Shea, 6. Saunders, L. Rockofi, H. Wishnie, I. Tarrow, S. Snitovsky, C Gemaro, N. Gemaro, S. Leiberman, I. Bernstein. CORNETS: M. Dominic, C. Shernick, N. Spector F. Jacobson, F. Blatt, A. Brucart, F. Fisher. BARITONE: R. Singer, M. Springer, C. Greenwaid, S Rosenfield. TROMBONE: A. Plotzker, B. Kain, R. Shecid, S. Copolow, E. Kite, H. Becker. BASSES W. Goldstein, W. Karr, B. Cholendoko, F. Singer. FLUTE: S. Singer, E. Cohen. FRENCH HORN: R. Soiier, P. Kobrinsky, P. Lipkin, I. Kostetsky, A. Lipkin, J. Santana, M. D'AngeIo, S. Cohen. CELLO B. Barach, A. Wiediovitz. OBOE: E. Shackman, J. Kaplan. SAXOPHONE: D. Stein, J. Lidovsky H. Witman. XYLOPHONE: G. Stein. BA I JA' lit-9rvi,cg tx! ,,..N eww. - f CIVIC AWARDS FIRST ROW: B. Cahn, E. Shaclcman, R. Singer, P. Liplcin, A. Liplcin, R. Soiter, Y. Siegel, R. Capsuto. M. Pelcotslcy. D. Karlin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Taintor, I. Beylen, W. Goldstein, J. Slcleniclca. S. Levin- son, B. Marlcel, A. Moline, L. Kramer, E. Paulscn, Mr. Crotts. THIRD ROW: J. Rosenfeld, E. Epstien. N. Helter, F. Corman, R. Zamelr, A. Rubacha, G. Sanders, L. Marcus. FOURTH ROW: S. Denen- berg, S. Kopelott, S. Fine, I. Levinson, J. Ott, E. Hallcin, S. Flieshman, J. I-Iarris. FIFTH ROW: J Bullaro, M. I-ludalc, N. Leiderrnan, M. Levin, L. Jess, I-I. London, L. Bloom, R. Nachumson. 4? Although not generally known Mechanical Drawing is a subiect which is advan- tageously pursued by girls as well as boys. One does not have to be an artist, or be artistically inclined to undertake this study. Most students find this subject distinctly helpful in other subiects, such as science, art, woodshop, and mathematics. Though usually telcen tor a minor credit, a maior can be earned by taking two periods ot it daily. MECHANICAL DRAWING CORRECT THING FIRST ROW: A. Bloclc, G. Sriry, H. Morris, R. Colcee, S. Millman, R. Lato, J. Waldman, H. Alpert, C. Weiss, Miss Ouan. SECOND ROW: R. Kuplra, E. Weir, A. Schoenstedt, Y. Frankel, L. Shayman, R. Phelb, G. Goldberg, M. Dubinslcy, L. Bergman, l. Goldberg. THIRD ROW: F. Savager, S. Solomon, E. Cohen, I. Urbanslcy, H. Heisman, H. Solnar, M. Renter, M. Karbish, E. Belanger. FOURTH ROW: G. Greenberg, L. Breslaw, E. Abrams, I. Levinson, C. Singer, S.Zisool1, M. Bluestein, I. Bloom, F. Karo' linlro, M. Sher. MISSING FROM PICTURE: N. Blilslein, S, Dellsey, I. Levy. M. Bernsfien. The officers are: President, S. Millmang Vice-President, J. Waldman: Secretary, R. Lato: Treasurer R. Colcee. 4? FIRST ROW: B. Weiner, D. Holland, H. Cohen, H, Stein, R. Zamelc, F. Singer, R. Soifer, B. Feldman, M. Weiss, L. Sherling, A. Pazowslcy, R. Capsuto. SECOND ROW: D. Silver, M. Anderson, S. Rose - Ielcl, H. Blumenthal, E. Chud, C. Schwarzbach, L. Kramer, N. Helier, M. Teplitslcy, R. Har'QsiIiei,n1f Ji I Kohn, E. Hallrin, P. Goodman. THIRD ROW: S. Singer, P. Liplcin, A. Liplcin, E. Shaclcmanu, I A in,, ' I O. Wein, E. Mich, A. Berbalrolf, J. Halperin, Miss Smith. MISSING FROM PICTU 51.4 i y. The officers are: President, F. Singer: Vice-President, R. Zamelc: ,SecPe'taq,,'R'55e Soiierf-,W urer, C. Polislcy. A LJ KN H ko CURRENT EVENTS FIRST ROW: S. Chaet, G. Dolgin, D. Polen, S. Silverman, Miss Kern, A. Baslcin, B. Lesser, H. Gold- faber, P. Rubinotf. SECOND ROW: E. Moise, M. Goldsmith, A. Barbalcofl, B. Merkel, L. Sheftner J. Gordon, R. Freidman, M. Pikowsky. MISSING: R. Weinqer, A. Ellison. The officers are: President, A. Baskin: Vice-President, G. Dolging Secretary, M. Goldsmith: Treasurer, D. Polen. FIRST ROW: M. Tannenbaum, B. Feldman, B. Rosen, B. Temlcin, S. Hoffman, F. Krasny, A. Goldstein. B. Pritilcin, D. Fryer, G. Goodman, M. Miller, A. Sweet. SECOND ROW: L. Feinhandle, D. Silver, P. Rubinott, R. Cherne, A. Neistat, I. Cohen, A. Kacsh, E. Felqer, R. Berman, E. Moskowitz, B. Weiss. THIRD ROW: E. Mich. D. Cohen, D. Kritchevsky, M. Begab, B. Cheszelc, O. Tatelman, J. Weisberg, S. Eisenberg, J. Rosenbaum, E. Polislcy, S. Nagorslcy. FOURTH ROW: M. Davidson, J. Miller, N. Spector, M. Biller, A. Levin, J. Otchis. I. Parker, H. Soiter, B. Rundell, M. Pilnowslcy, F. Mitniclr. FIFTH ROW: S. Slcolnilc, M. Lewis, O. Speck, J. Young, A. Goodlcin, B. Behr, H. London, M. Schwartz, J. Sacks, A. Greenwald, I. Berger, S. Z. Berkowitz. The officers are: President, A. Goodlcinq Vice-President, A. Kacsh: Secretary, O. Tatelman: Treas- urer, S. Schwartz: Sergeant-at-Arms, J. Young. CHESS TEAM: Captain, D. Cohen: Manager, D. Kritchevslcyg First Board, B. Cheszek: Mascot, B. Temlcin, CH ESS CLU B CLERICAL PRACTICE FIRST ROW: S. Cohen, R. Lowenkhal, R. Handler, B. Four, M. Kernes, M. Zeiler, S. Racusin, M. Leiloer, L. Pinlwus, C. Shrear, F. Wheelock, Mr. Beyler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crofis, M. Brainin, R. Zamelc, F.Cormen, R.Capsuto, I.RaI3inoviIz, D. Zalcovslcy, M. Levinslcy, H. Davis, M.Feitinq, J.Sut'con, Miss Dumas. THIRD ROW: E. Hallcin, P. Goodman, B. Nepslcy, E. Epstein, R. Libolslcy. A. Greenberg, M. Rothman, B. Ratslcoff, C. Kahn. E. Vineburg, Miss Bauer. FOURTH ROW: R. I-Iarfsiein, S. Shapiro, V. Kuplca. J. Slcleniclra, E. Novid, Mrs. O'ConneI, J. Bullaro, B. Marlcel, A. Moline, F. Karolinlco, S. Fleishman, Miss Nelson. 4? FIRST ROW: S. Chidelcel, M. Mass, I. Duhl, S. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: E. Stein, T. Rummel, J. Arcaro. J. Lamnatos, G. Demirsky, Chief Fire Marshal: S. Cohn, Asst. Fire Marshal: I. Tabor, O. Speck. H. Rosenberg, J. Ellis, J. Nafshune, A. Kreiter. THIRD ROW: M. Frank, J. Eisenberg. D. Opensky, B. Drezner, M. Plofslcy, L. Wishnoll, I-I. Singer, I. Kovarslcy, J. Feinstein, D. Bonner, J. Brinslcy. FOURTH ROW: R. Scher, V. Weiss, S. Horwitz, W. Kagan, L. Jess, F. Probislcy, J. Weiss, A. Kadish, N. Shapiro, M. Piser, A. Rosenberg. FIRE MARSHALS ' I J -af' - . l f JIDZUTT 'iff-fu Cum ,'1fv'ffL.f'Z' ' R L !f:fL i.'Qfi?f-'f9'I ri., ,M , If .,,. I ef..- P :f Lf-.Avg I, .f-A ,f ,,f-' ,,,1 '. .,. L RED AND BLACK FIRST ROW: B. Rose, A. Lebotsky, L. Olsman, R. Zimmer, M. Zeiler, G. Friedman, T. Russo, D. Berman SECOND ROW: P. Frishman, L. Waxman, G. Miller, Miss Nelson, S. Silverstein, H. Goldstein, A Kaminsky. THIRD ROW: E. Amici, M. Karnes, M. Weiner, L. Tortzin, F. Garshaq, B. Goldman FOURTH ROW: J. Tarshis, H. Blumenthal, L. Levinson, I. Kier. R. Hausrnan, E. Chud. The officers are: President, M. Weiner: Vice-President, L. Tortzing Secretary, F. Gorshaq. 4? FIRST ROW: R. Levin, L. Marcus, S. Paul, S. Lifschultz, Miss Enqelstein, S. Chaet, R. Bilow, E. Felqer B, Cahn, R. Zemanslxy. SECOND ROW: F. Zelman, E. Ellman, M, Deddo, M. Guastaferri, J. Shaloaby R. Horn, F. Henden, C. Dulman, E. Lapping. THIRD ROW: H. Voitek, O. Schnitzer, B. Feldman W. Goldstein, W. Skopel, B. Schultz, J. Sklenicka, I. Parker. The officers are: President, W. Goldstein: Vice-President, S. Lifschultz: Secretary, Joe Skleniclca Treasurer, R. Levin. CHECKERS R 4? 4? 4? '-PH WITTY KNITTERS FIRST ROW: R. Sherling, B. Barton, H. Shapiro, J. Di6angi, C. Poli, R. AIhaIeI, S. Raia, I. Rabinovitz, R. Vishny. SECOND ROW: L. Pertel, D. Berman, I. Tarasow, R. Steinberg, C. DeSaIvo, L. Eisenman, M. Lioce. THIRD ROW: L. ZerIin, H. Goidstein, H. Goidfaber, M. Pilcowsky, Mrs. Bevier, R. Rymer, 6. Dulman, M. Kleiman, S. Schuster. FOURTH ROW: S. Siiverstein, A. Di Biase, A. Booden, D. Lind- sey, N. Gennaro, H. Rudack, M. Berger, L. GaqIiardi. The officers are: President, S. Raia: Vice-President, D. Lindsey: Secretary, R. AIhaIeI3 Treasurer, 4? FIRST ROW: D. Cohen, R. Berman, L. Bagan, S. Mizenberg, Mr. Bale, E. Brody, S. Miller, A. Baskin, M. Shore, B. Rosen. SECOND ROW: N. Waxman, B. Miller, F. Kuperman, L. Glickman, F. Mandel- bloiir, D. Polen, G. Dolgin, S. Chaet, L. Pinkus, L. Shefiner, L. Mitchell, M. Goldsmith. THIRD ROW: T. Danish, D. Kritchevsky, G. Panitch, H. Leibofi, E. Berger, A. G-oodkin, H. Cabin, S. Chernavsky, S. Zisook, R. Schuffler. FOURTH ROW: S. Solinsky, N. Rosenberg, D. Neiman, N. Leiderman, S. Skolnick, W. Skopai, J. Koicesh, L. Freeman, K. I-Iechi. MISSING FROM PICTURE: L. Moses. I. Ta rasow. 4A- I 4A-2 FIRST ROW: D. Karlin, E. Stien. H. E-orciwofi, S. Serofoa, Mr. Bayer, P. Scaiice, C. SI1way, F. Booicman. SECOND ROW: S. Fine, H. Morris, I. Lazar, S, Dellsy, I. Bloom, B. Markel, I. DuI'mI, H. Steinberg. THIRD ROW: A. Levin, M. Tannenbaum. I. Beylen, M. Tangy, B. Smith, M. Yanowitz, W, Kagan, W. Brown. FOURTH ROW: B. Abrams, M. Wiczer, D. Arkow, I. Hoffman, H. Abrams, P. Novetslcy, J. OH, I. Kovarsky, M. Lewis. 4? FIRST ROW: R. Four, R. BiIow, S. Sabath, B. Glick, R. Mittleman, S. Hoffman, E. Latter, E. Miller, F. Eisner, M. Mandel, R. Goldstein. SECOND ROW: G. Korach, G. Norkus, I, Caisrnan, A. Levinson, D. Zakovsicy, B. Serulnek, R. Myerson, S. Raciin, A. M. Toian. THIRD ROW: E. Schwartz, F. April, J. Siclenicka, F. Kletnik, P. Cornick, T. Rossi, E. Lapping, M. Goldberg, H. Silber. FOURTH ROW: B. Kadison, J. Henley, C. MaIIizio, L. Calderon, L. Jess, A. Eisenberg, D. Metrick, M. Hudaic, J. Harris. 4A-3 4A-4 FIRST ROW: B. Temlcin, M. Jaffe, B. Cahn, G. Goodman, B. Priiilcin, Miss Enqelskein, E. FeIger, D. Fryer, H. IsraeI. SECOND ROW: B. Pincus, R. Zemansky, E. Moskowitz, F. Henden, R. Levin, D. Schorow, L. Reifrnan, A. Sklenar, H. Voitek. THIRD ROW: A. Holizblatt, B. Stern, J. Kanuik. S. Kap- Iitz, I. Levinson, R. Weinger, L. Baller, T. Costa-Ilo. FOURTH ROW: J. DoIinIco, I. Parker, S. Cohen. J. Ellis, B. Feinberg, S. Paglia. 4? FIRST ROW: F. Baker, B. Kramer, L. Mara, R. FinIc,, R. GoIcIman, L. Kurtz, Miss Morris, M. Deddo, F. Kaufman, S. Kurtz, F. Herr. SECOND ROW: D. Lapidus, S. Leibovitz, E. Berg, F. ZeIman, S. Lif- schutz, S. Paul, M. Frishman, L. Marcus, E. Ellman, M. Recu. R. Horn. THIRD ROW: S. Turetsky, L. Erenberg, F. Brown, R. Bobrow. S. Peirack, B. SchuI'cz, R. CutIer, R. Millman, E. Paulson. FOURTH ROW: E. Bernstein, A. Green, E. MendeIsoI'1n, S. Bentcover, B. Venet, M, Tatkin, C. Abrams, F. Bofman, M. Mancione. 4A-5 4A6 FIRST ROW: R, Scher, L. Greenberg, A. Kadish, M. Plofslcy, L. Scher, Mr. Schlichting, A. Neisiaf W. Glassner, L. Eisenrnan, E. Weintraub. SECOND ROW: R. Cherne, I. Cohen, M. Pikowslcy, H Goldlaber, G. Sanders, M. C-iuasialerri, E. Grubman, R. Shainer, A. Pollack, L. Schneider, H. Poplcolf THIRD ROW: V, Weiss, W. Kogen, F. Tuck, B. Lehrman, R. Grossman, G. Demirslcy, P. Rubinolf, B Seigal, R. Weinstein. FOURTH ROW: J. Sachs, B. Behr, J. Marine, J. Weiss, M. Levin, L. Kaplan B. Perchulx, S. Weiner, M. Schallner. 45 V FIRST ROW: B. Spivalr, G. Braun, R. Robin, M. Cohen, L. Bonomi, Mrs. Slcobel, A. Mucha. G. Markowitz L. Karnin, P. Wheelock, S. Rubin. SECOND ROW: F. Paul, D. Smith, J. Sutton, L. Kaplan, F. Chu- drofslcy, E. Cilfone, R. Wienstien, S. Apatow, L. Brill. THIRD ROW: E.JSiegeI, N. Novels, L. Snilzovslcy A. Colonqelo, M. Singer, E. Fox, H. Koc, A. Greenberg, I. Urborg. FOURTH ROW: S. Fleishman F. Pershing, L. Levy, S. Levinson, L, Adler, D. Joseph, P. Markowitz, N. Sebastian. M. Levy. 4A7 ly F 4A-8 FIRST ROW: A. Friedmlan, A. Ka-ssh, I. Gold, C. Glass, S. Smith, O. Speck, R. WaIovit':I'z, S. Bras- Iawslcy, E. Borovay, T. Kaplan. SECOND ROW: O. Tate-Imran, J. Eisenberg, D. Opensky. B. Drezner, A. Zolla, I. Meyerson, M. Moreno. A. Goldstein, F. Krasny. THIRD ROW: M. Feldman, J. Otchis. S. KopeIoff, I. Berger, M. Begab, M. Levinsky, E. Grafman. FOURTH ROW: M. BiIIer, R. Manta-Irnan. M. Frank, M. Schwartz, H. London, N. Balin, E. Morris. J. BuIIaro. 4? FIRST ROW: F. Seltzer, Miss Jordan, R. Libofsky, S. Silverstien, B. Nepslsy, I. Kozlovitz, I. Tarasow, L. SI'1erIing, N. Levinthal, H. GoIdstein. SECOND ROW: J. Goldberg, B. FeIcIman. J. Rosenbaum, Y. SiegaI. M. Davidson, J. Nagcrski, F. Lullo, M. GoIdsfein, H. Schneider. THIRD ROW: C. Harris, H. Borenstein, M. Parqes, N. Steinberg, L. Dunn, G. Coqan, F. Mitniclc, S. Goldberg. FOURTH ROW: L. Greenspahn, J. Shore, L. Daitchman, E. PoIisIcy, J. Meyer, H. KoIon ,B. Wolf. 4B-3 4B-4 FIRST ROW: R. Frieclman, W. Baclcus, D. Kahn, B. Weiner, R. Zamek, Miss Kern, R. Capsuto, A. Razowslcy. M. Lieber, I-I. Davis, D. Silver. SECOND ROW: F. Kletniclc, P. Goodman, M. Anderson, L. Kramer, J. Gordon. N. Helier, S. Rosenfeld, M. Teplitsky, E. I-Ialkin. THIRD ROW: F. Corman, B. Guestaierri, L. Korniclc, S. Singer, L. Lieberman, F. Jacobson, S. Seligson. M. Krop. FOURTH ROW: H. Cohen, D. Holland, E. Mich, E. Slnulruff, E. Share, H. Solway, A. Barbalxoli. A. Ellison. 4? FIRST ROW: E. Begun, S. Rante, N. Ventruelli, R. Singer, E. Shaclcman, P. Liplcin, A. Liplcin, R. Soifer, V. Williams, H. Riggio. SECOND ROW: N. Lo Bue, I. Avena, G. Ruber, M. Weiss. E. Rappaport, M. Steinberg, S. Silverman, B. Warmon, H. Stien. THIRD ROW: J. Scarmarar, R. Hartstein, E. Morse, B. Barton, S. Magot, S. Koclwilo, Miss Smith, H. Kichlcaylo, C. Schwarzbaclw, M. Deinbrey. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Y. Rich. ' 4B-6 3A-I FIRST ROW: R. Rymer, A. DiBiase, M. Guiclice. M. Lipce. D. Tatelman, B. Capo, M. I-loelcstra, N Gennaro, C. DeSelvo, L. Pertel. SECOND ROW: L. Zerlin, G. Solcolov, I. Rabinoviiz. R. Golub R. Allwalel, R. Cooper, A. Gotlmell, L. Gilbert. THIRD ROW: S. Warsliawslcy, C. Poli, J. DiGangi E. Dolinlxo, R. Steinberg, F. Breclwer, F. Goldstern, A. Stern. FOURTH ROW: S. Raia, L. Gagliarcli G. Bloom, D. Lindsey, Mrs. Bevier, F. Gurauslcos, H. Ruclaclc, C. Dworlcin. 4? FIRST ROW: E. Angelucci, A. Davis, T. Sachs. E. Seltzer, B. 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