Marshall High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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J 4' 4' 'f J- ,B ' - '?..A, .4.5,,,,A , I K' I 'fQf 1 K -K. , AK , ' ., V AU Q ff X i orewor f - f.-- . if ,, T! 02 ' ' ' ' ' A N 4 'H-lf' 'L ft if v Aff . - Q--. r y M fff 'L in these Walls comes the sound of an opening door . . . . . PM scurry of feet down the hall . . . fast . . . faster . . . Good morn- 4f If ing, Mr. Cole . . . Hey, Iimmy, Wait for me! J X, . Th mo f a ll, the slam of metal lockers, the shuffle A , i I o in eet ea . and then . . . sudden silence be- 'fe 'F G ' A Q hi c d x n the corridors. Thus a day begins at ff: l Lf . Q I- ' ? 1 ' - f ' 3 , K ' :nie-4 my f ,ll I I ' . , f ,7 A A I . , ' 61'-i '57, Et .I sounds of discord drift down the stairs ,, .,, , . I Ma 1 fro p cti oorils . . . and from below . . . barked commands 5 0 ., 1 Q00 1 R. .T. . fficers, oNE-two-three-four . . . HUP-two-three- A ., y, Q fo ' . . . the clatter of many typewriters . . . blended voices I,.-, jf, f ,fM 5 - . Zutz's chorus . . . the thud of a ball on a gym floor . . . if I ' I 'f I W! iff sh ' voices and shrieks from the girls' gym. 'f Q .4 f , A .4 wk , A Q N 'W U Warm sunlight, bright colors, and the peace of the library BIN' X are glimpsed . . . busy heads bowed over Work in various class- b fc rooms . . . the quiet efficiency of the main office. Within these pages We attempt to present such glimpses of a day at, Marshall . . . Within these Walls . . . if? 2 QW 7495, NX X x , w .4 010 fu. 0 FU' A M l J x lv J is ' MMM ' t I Rx E 9 H E lg if WJ ZW? Mfg? 45 ll if Q , .b as fi MQ, J: . ll 2 - X x ' W 5 ,gf ff, Li 'QU x X C V X 'x X X it X y. x X X xx f kr' X U X X J AX , X Q X ,J s ju I l f rj 1 V N .R x S' lx 1' X .W ,Q K . X, x ix' ,X r K I J ! 1. l O O EQCLCCL fL0l'l To one who has left upon Marshall the indelible mark of a Warm personality, the blessing of laughter, and a never failing smile . . . To one who has served Marshall and her students in many capacities with his many kindnesses, his twinkling eyes, and his Wise Irish stories . . . To him with deepest affection and re- spect We dedicate this book. There was only one Mr. Brady and his memory will ever live within these Walls. 6 Confenffi SPRING FLING .,.,....,...........,...,........ ,,.,, 9 Spring with all its splendor. FACULTY ........,,.,.,....,,..,..,.,..........,.. .,..............,,. ,.,,,,.,................ ..... l 3 l'Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. CLASSES .................,.,....,.......,,........ ..............,.,..................... . l7 'lThere are tour sorts of men. ERESI-IMEN ...................................... .......,...,........,,,...................... ..... I 8 I-Ie who knows not and knows not he knows not. SOPHOMCRES ............,....... ....,..... ,.,.....,.......,,..,...,,....,.,......... ..... . . . 22 He who knows not and knows he knows not. IUNICRS .................................................,..............,.............. ......... 2 6 I-le who knows and knows not he knows. SENIORS ........................................,.......................... ........ 3 U I-Ie who knows and knows he knows! ACTIVITIES ...........,...........,.............,........,........,................. ........ . 35 A little time tor laughter, a little time to sing. FALL EANCIES ...................................................................................., 49 l'Tell me where is fancy bred, or in the heart or in the head. WINTER WONDERLAND .........................,......................................,.. 53 Walking in a Winter Wonderland. SPORTS ...............,..............,.................................. ..... . .- 57 Commandos! Commandos, let's go! GIRLS' SPORTS .........................................,..... . ,.... 73 'lThe eternal feminine. GRADUATES ......................................... ...... . . 77 Lest we forget, lest we forget . . . 7 Yfliflzin jAefie 5 ..... When we were young enough to be susceptible to fairy tales. nearly all of us believed in the glamorous transformation that could be consummated at the touch ol the good tairy's wand. As we grew up we became so realis- tic and so prosaic that we could scarcely admit that these tales ever in- trigued us. Within these walls there has come to pass a spectacular transformation as unique as any performed in lable. Inexperienced. shy a:nd insecure Freshmen have learned that responsibilities are invariably bound to privi- leges. These same Freshmen have gained in poise. experience and gracious- ness until they surprise not only the staff. but themselves as well. The perpetual growth of Freshmen into well rounded Seniors is a wonder of the age. It occurs within these walls . Congratulations on your achievements. Marshallites. DAVID S. COLE, Principal 8 ,:.4 .4-,sirggxefw 13' L1 .4- .: ff ,. 5,0 ' . 1525 gf 3 ,J 5 .5 A- '- I if if 1. .-en 9 N11 I. . , -G ln 1 ,F 4-1 . , -:N .f A IL ,R 9 hr txt MAY. 1952 1Upper lem City Wide Youth Conference fUpper rightl It all tcxstes so good! KMiddle lei0 Marching Along Together. KMiddle rightl Rah! ich! TQ-to-ich! CLower left, Back breaking! Gower right! Up, cmd over. 10 laring raining 1952 SWIMMING FOOTBALL Among important warm Weather activities is Practice in punting, passing, tackling, and inter- spring athletic training. cepting are skills to be developed in the spring for Get on your mark. Get set and splash .... The tall commando victories, Heavy football uniforms swimming team is on the Way to victories that it may be hard to take on warm Iune days, but the will chalk up in the tall. ettort will pay oft in November victories. ll V, NN.,..., TUNE. 1952 KUpper left! And so, your new Editor will be CUpper right! Newshawks and Reviewers . QMiddle leftl Aloha. fMiddIe rightl Dancing In The Darki fLower left! Looking out or looking in? KI.ower rightl No more pencils, no more book No more teachers' haughty look 12 K eoemfev HPR ,f -1 Q, MOAILONQ - Aw? JM nw? f LMC j,L1ILwfvsL TL? qq , ' L .M fwmffluwc W UM ' ll M ,L Cul .X -mm 95 '41 X 'fwfgwf X73 ., W Ji ri? FQ ni . 13 . f' V .v rv X f ' Mt, K - ' N acu f LJ , , tv V J! , X Ml if., . , . . ,, VI, Marshall, we are loyal to you, music awards and the genial atmosphere in halls i , X , ,, , , Lal Marshall, we will ever be true. and classrooms, growing attachment to Marshall, f ' L .. . it . l' ' ' ll A familiar melody and words continually heard Semester after Semester' and G leemg of pmde at t . R t , the mention of the schools name, even long after throughout the year at a football game, a freshie d n T h h 1 f ,W tux assembly or various other activities, is the 'lMarshall gig ucmon' O many W O ave e t' remembmnces ,X I 1. ti Loyalty Song. The significance of this song's words of happy dgys femnd them that they Once were G lf , , , , , , part of this community. is unlimited from tne very first line to the last two: None can change us, none can blame us, Those who have contributed largely to our pride Were all for you, Marshall l-light in Marshall are the teachers, those who give addif The IQYQHY Qf Iffgfghgllifeg ig due tg Q Cgmbingr llODCIl lime, advice, Grid L11'1Cl9I'SlCt1'1dlUQI to llie tion of the friendly relationship between students many who Come to learn. The teacherfstudertt rela- and teachers joining in pride for high standards of tionship is a strong bond holding a school together, scholastictrating, trophies v'on by our teams, our making it a bett lolac , . - ' ,K '- l l ll I fiuajigi'-f.'.'f i ,Q X ,fl 144 2 ,ij 1 , 7f,f,,jK ,1 ' s XQXQ if 'fffitef' x . Y ' I f V V f , it , , - ' , -f-,f'Q51f' l J ffm., - tw- K.. Q ' -104,5 sn Y i , P, ,4 1 'T T J ' , KI X, jf V AJ, A V ,J All i - 1 X x X, tv X l AJ x 4 J X3 .1 'A xi X K? A, J N TV X V ffl wiv ' A Q - ' Q, QW' XFX N A' ' 1 - ' ' ' , dvr Tr y M f WW WW T f 6 if aa' ? s 'ter one emester on Marshalls taculty, Miss Teacher ol the Social Studies department, inter- O'Rourke, Mr. Willetord, Mr. Geraghty, Mrs. Woltte, and Miss Dampier lett us. During the second semester, Miss Cassidy served as assistant principal, while Mrs. Woolsey was on leave ot absence, Miss Wegat replaced Miss Cas- sidy in the attendance ottice while Mr. l-leinle and Mrs. Shaumette were added to the language depart- ment, Mrs. Melnylc was again with us to teach mathematics and Miss McClellan returned alter near! ly two semesters' absence due to illness. The library, presided over by Miss Annie Batchel- der with the assistance ol Miss Nancy Palumbo, Mrs. Alice McDonnell and Miss Frances Howland, is equipped with all types ot books that are always available to Marshall students. Mrs. Amy Kuehn ot the Girls' Gym department seems to be having a cozy at with the mother of a Marshall student 5 21 aff YWA fc i 110711 T changing otes, are Mr. Erno Pletcher, Mr. Gerritt Mouw, Mrs. Bernice Lee, Miss Blossom Homan, and Mr. David Katz. Two men, who have been ot great service and value to the school in both their teaching and per- sonnel activities, are Mr. Gerritt Mouw, and Mr. l-larry Wagner. A representative group ol our Science department includes Mrs. Ruth Wollet, Mr. Walter Iuhnke, Mr. Earl Kennedy, Miss Lorraine Bremner, and Miss Elizabeth laglowslci. Though teachers come and go, haunting memories linger, ot tacts they taught, counsel they gave, and encouragement which came at the right moment. Thats why we sing, , Pride tor you shall never no, never die F-' -2Llf We'16 all tor you, Marshall High. ' I .A fjL 1 .f' V 7 gl I ,L'l.fl'K K Y'-L4. 1f,1 L1-9 Lt, fT1d,uf4,L:,7 ' 'llfli L, M . 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P RCIIUIIIYI M1.:.:W1IIe S Kzrid I Ten time ,Jan is 1 Beginmnq Spmnlsh .sfuierik it Nlrrs, Wolffs Clos.: are ,UTIJUIIIYH wlth adjectives whxch untold to them the Ir1ng1mf1e of fu romuntlf Iomd wlth Customn, dress, ani toozi. toreiqn To them Seated m row I F Flrugshczlnuun, row 2 E Levm, D Lmi strand, cmd S Gerber, row 3 I Hamrlker, K, Hollefm, A GoH.s:T11th I ECIIGIQS, row 4 M Hoafi C Greene, Y Glvcm, M 3eII :ow 5, ff IJouGIc1::, Fi Brmh' ,...1.- cief1fiJfJ Will it blow up? Members oi Mrs. Scotts lB Sci- ence class seem to have periect coniidence in the outcome as they watch closely in the first picture. T. Berry holds up his test tube lor inspection, while A. Tucker and M. Worth seem to be engrossed in other scientiiic interests. Weighing in! 'll hope l havent gained! must be den ce f. Standing: R. Wisnie-ski, K. Haljean, R. Spiegal, G. Woli, T. Berry, M. Bern- stein, B. Semer, E. Glass, A. Tucker, M. VVorth. cience Standing: Ilelt to rightl B. Scott, D. Silverman, R. Wat- son, on scales, A. Sperkow- ski, K. Wong, G Staniord, F. Toscano, L. Frankharn, V. Vie-le, F. Sarvello, V. Reeves, S. Ruer and Mr. Wagner. Standing in the third pic- ture are L. Needham, I. Hedbloom, L. Rollings, R. Kovanda, D. Blitz, M. Coats, C. Williams, R. Dropkin, I. Alexander, N. Frazer, G. Pendarvis, R. Eellazzini, I. Harris, Mr. Wagner and I. - McDaniels. Ji 'lfllm the thought in B. Scotts mind as D. Silverman ad- justs the scale and R. Vilatson records the Weight oi each student. ln the second picture Mr. Wagner measures I. Harris as I. lVlcDaniels records his height. Iust imagine the change in his height by the time he becomes a senior! udic ln Music l, Miss Ballard is testing the voices of fleft to rightj S. Altman, M. Gerber, A Goldsmith, S. Zenziper, L. Hutchinson, l. Tiriirn, to determine the quality and range Of each individual voice. IlgAJ I The magic world of ine ,:Ei3r' .:'i:': lvzri 1.5 interest to every nieinber of M: .v.r Friiuh- berger's English l class Seated in I .iw N. Kyle, D. Lenox, E. Levin B lvfo.xw.r1 li Morgan, L. Nudhani, B Spieje ron-: .T W, Hudnall, F. lames. B Keniall, H Kalir L Turner, C. Stefani, W. Smith, N Pnlztier raw 3. L. Brod, L. Fife, G. Folan, N Gwrriason, L Gebian, E. Glass, M. Herzaliall, H Freya, :mf 4 B. Berkson,M.Bernste1n U Blitcn H Firm: nan, I. Chuatal, R. Wilson 'W I-?ei::'1n Standing at windows. Mzs: SgEi'i'zLw 11- G Pall Al,-1 Art appreciation is the Lnfervgm' .sizirvi bv the art students in Mrs. Harrit' .1 Clem.: Seated in row l are: T. Euan, T Golistein, M Hazen, M. Gaffney, row ZA V. Root C. Nam ghtan, L Paul, C. Matenko, S. Shirley, C Ti'tle, L Campbell: roW 3: W. White E Sariie-rs, G. Santoqrossi, F. Silver, M Seolvx.: M Elvkzn, l. Brody. WXN94 N N Q WW Oli WM .SQUAOHZUFZJ 1.5.12 .:,..f..- A Z ' A fx' ,, A ,,' ll-,l.?Nl A L ' vgq I, . . ' A I ji ' ' w...m.,' f- - 4.LULLL,,, 1 , 2 Ol7llHPl'l'lfl gP0gl'I1P ly Coiiunerfial aeocjrapliy student llfitty Him-, with the assistance ol Mn: Fraalcin, point.: out the Com belt recjians wliere corn on Ili-- cob Comer: from A Marrsliall, Fi llakcfi, ani M Uva, in the ict? peiutxire, are iattuia rlawri points: cl interest. ll Gcrnstein, A Ffffrirr anal llalliuun 1:1 row l seein to he znterewtfwl in tlups world l Ol1T:5,TOVV 2 S Greenberfyl Max N lgurinli, M lolinson and A Lanrlcyg row 3, S Gallo H. ljleiriina, A Liebs-r::ic:r'1, anti ll Gvrwzliaii, row 4 B Reizrrzan, l. Fiona, C Coiipf-r, l' Tucker, and R Gcodztirin onznwrciaf Jafar The Coziuxiefcial Low Clan.: witli M: l4.:i nett lthira picturel brush up on vocaliulary in preparation tor a test ln row l aw ll. Cable, l. Drazncr, P. Gilman row 12 A Kal incin, N. Levin, l. Manaanw, A llritikin, ll Bratkovicg row 3 R Nash, l. Pliiwwnflcrl, ll. Shore, N. Arstraclian, and S liaclii ln ufiat: one and two oi row 4 are H Tlialer anti ll Thonison Mr Fczrriett lenrlzc a little- a.:f:1.1t ance to G Topel in the tliirzl :ni-at, with lf Schneider l Fell Tifl T Ply in tliv If-xt : the row. s Ofllf' allflgplllflll The Home Management Class unvlvr flu' :supervision cl Miss Baaaley df-iiionntratii.: one phase at a unit in home nurrzina ln lv? tom picture, nurses A. Bacliert, C' llfickvz ll Colburq in row l, P. Bocian, E. Gornrzteiin. lx. Magurno in row 3, and S Minas, F Pollark, R Porter, and M Fleridler in row 5, Count tlivi pulse beats ol guinea pias, O Cannatmo, S Chess, B Houridas in row 2, M Knvit, N Levitt, A Lisker in row 4, and R Sinaeir, Sirotinsky, A Walker, l Zider in row 6 ,A .. Y . ,, . QT 'G QP' QI ofa fin Latm pupils fupper leitb surly on os- slgnznenl while M155 Hunt looks on. ln row l ore: R Allen, E Becllori 'R Casey, P. Consldlne, and L Gold, row 2 E, Good- rich, l. Klnnord, R. Kozll, ln row 3 E. Harris. Mus Hunt helps lwl Tlcozz Kupper righll Wlth N3 tronslotlon S Tolberf fund I Veli- :non Complete row l Seated ln row 2 are P ldxne-1.1 ini F. Trlpoli Jjelftlfl afl ' f I Essential Mfilh .st'1'ien'.s rtolclrtfl fqwoi use ol ll'l9lV co:t1pc1,:.:e,s we in row l N Moore, 3 Hnrtznifun row-12 M Mnrcrsco, N Relsriiin A T131 row 3 B Beriier' ani M Be-rnoltz. 2 ?0l'l'l0lI'lf I ri sf Ve .s ' 'pfzwlu S Brfuveriuon, Cooper ' rlc auf the angles in problems 'liezzz by MLA: O'Con:1ell Miffff if Z4.,Z,,,ft, ff Participating in a field trip for the examination and collection of weed specimens are the interested stu- dents of Mr. Bossings biology classes. Several of the students seemed to have found sorne very curi- ous specimens. l. Overton brings a weed she has found for inspection and identification. A. Morelli listens for helpful information. Returning to the class room at the end of the day, the students listen to a discussion of their project by Mr. Bossing. J I X a CAM ing lnspired by the famed Parisian fashion salons is the outfit under construction by C. Pichereau. I. Mitchell and E. Schwartz adjust hein and seains. C. Dennis and B. McLaughlin press the finished prod- uct. These fashion designers and searnstresses are students in Mrs. Drollingers clothing class. Displays of their fine work are presented at senii-annual fash- ion shows in the auditoriuin. -...... -..... an--4 7 T1 I I 5. SQ rf if MS., L1 5 ,.,, s 1112 127125 4 Z?ooLL'0elJ1'n g .fit lf-it fi' Fcswerll, C Ciirginio, S Abrritnrs, :intl D Alien in rows l funn 2 Work cn their proyeclu Seccncl ricliirf- in rowv l, 2, find 3, N. Moore, S Schwartz, L. Mandel, M Leiinler, F Gocdnicxn, F. Arrinolcn, E. Feldi, K Gorliclc, cinri V. Seroiini siucly cis Mr McCc1r1hy leridrz rx hclpinrx hand in piclure oi upper rifrhi Lisle-riinu crtienlively lo Mrs. Lee in CI United Stolen Higzlory clam: fire in row l' D. Ginsburg, L Brown, M lrleichiiirin, in row 2 l Blair, A Speer, A Sieinhercr, M Taylor, in row 3 F Vxfcrshingion, D Lczrnplcirts, Gnd F Wilson The sliiflentfz ci Miss Kernp's Modern l-lisrlory class czrcf lrr::i row l tc rcw 3, respectively, D Victor, D. Kriczlf-r ll Krorgner ll lfelciberger, L. Drucker, l Lor- :lerr lf. Broker T Eeyf. L Ewing, D. Giqcnii, and C. Howell 27 .SL LJ Sales pupils participate in a ii.s:'i.:.sion lei by R Arpin, A Rubin K Tenoeton. ani S Karnes. The rest of ine clan.: are in row l R Saladino, L Collyer, A Sterl- ing, in row 2 M. Spillane D Tlioitikin C. Cade M Rezniclc, and 3 Bennet, in row 3 are I Alpert, C. Zlatlcott, Daniels, I Varilno, P Carter, ani f Drasner. con om ICJ 'Tne economics class with Alun Green- berg and Ronald Hogan at the ieslc are engrossed in the subieot of the economic situation ol our country Seated in row l is M Ke-rster. ln row Z are A Shapiro l Ornstein. ln row 3 are E Donatucci, B Vfhiteheacl, I. Rutland, uni C Boaz Row 4 includes W. Carroll C Zlutlcotf M Aali- nizrn and D. Walsn gng.EJL Looking into Miss Kearins English f:l'z.s.: we find in row l. D. Playlon, N Gritz. ani Y Hampton, row 2. R. DeMerit, D Sclfielle- man, A Dolis, K. Fence-tori, anal C White, raw 3 N. Berry, R, Cainodeco, N. Coplin, G. Cotts, and V. Seratino The class is being led by A. Friecllanjer in o choral reading of 'lTo A Dandelinnf a F8015 i3utcner, baker, Candlestick maker' what has tate in store tor these nieinbers ot Miss Margoliss career class, row lt F. Berland, F Block, row 2' C Boaz, I. Cays ron I. Foreman, M. Gillis, S. Griffin, P. Kreschg in row 3' W. Herlehy, B, lsacovitz, B. Iacoby, S, Kramer, H. Krikorian, M. Krivit, row 4: E. Levin, G. Levin, S. Per- love, R Porlit, row 5: M Reitrnan and C. Rice all wait for the signal to begin one ot the many aptitude tests which they Will take during the semester. ,OA yJ1'C5 fUpper leftl Fusily experimenting with Archimedes' Prin- ciple in Mr Gunn s physics class are row lx M. Rothleaer, If Katz, H Luher H Feznick, H. Lubelchekg row 2 M Furst R. Halushka, M Grossman, M Millstein, N Mansfield, row 3. S. Poster, P Meyers, A. Steinbera, I Astrachan, N Gritz, row 4. V Gordon H Berry. lUpper rightl Mr. Gunn consults with E Topel and M Tay- lcr who take notes, while H. Lubelchek and S. Manning listen tccg about the intricate details cl the experiment. nf1A15friaf..fdrf5 tMiddle left! Tcday they learn, tomorrow 1. Reeves, I, Teague, ana R Alexander may be building the lrarne cl your new home KLOWGI leltl G, jackson and E Pealcrd are a:-rircmbliria rx chopping block, which is one ot the :many protects of indus- trial arts. fLoWer middle lem Making parts cl a lamp are T. Noll- singer, and B. Mcrose Busily enaaaea in the assemblina cl lamps with the help cl Mr, Meyer are K Wana, l lloolittlcr and L Barbee rin f olJ One cl the most important classes at Marshall is the print- shcp under the direction ot Mr. Sanger. Some ol the import- ant products ol the printshop are the printing ol absence blanks, tickets lor school programs, special bulletins, etc Pn- gaged in one ol these protects are row l Fl Russell, G Loyd, row 2: l. Harber, C. Wordlow, row 3. W Claibwne, and L Brown, Q! Ja .gen ford S., CL em Lifry A chem experiment with Mr Fiffir' The watchful eyes of Iunior scientists A April, ll. Bratkovic, and I Adelman prove how fas- cinating chemicals can be I Cantor take-1: notes as Fl Brill measures minute quantities of acids Such earnest concentration, Mr Edelcup, should result in absolute accuraffy Assisting Norman, P. Eisner studies the re sults with pride and apprehension Slow but sure seems to be the motto follows-d by A Davis who filters chemicals tlirouah a funnel Taking nftes on the finished process, are B Kahn, I Foreman anii P Witt who thoughtfully regard their handiwork Thatf: a large crowd around that bask desk P Horo- witz finds M Flichmans experiment compli cated, but A Maslov, l. Miller and M Listivk eniov someone else's efforts H955 l Fnglish 8 is one of the izriavinative classes in senior year Seated here is I Randall, ob- viously enthralled by her book while P Stopeck and N. Tobin, iudgina from their ex- pressions, agree with her choice R Yredlin is in deep meditation while E Weiner studies diligently. M. Richman, is that an Fnalish book before you, so conspicuously hidden by your purse? With all those books on ht-r desk, M Linke might be either studying or snatching a little shut-eye. C Schwartz and R Shapiro get right down to business Hav- ing finished his reading, P. Witt answers thr- inevitable questions at the end of an assign- ment. M Ginsburg evidently eniays that story, his smile is one of apparent aniiiswf ment Can't answer questions without a loaded pen, R. Echales M. Goldstein wear: a puzzled expression . . it's a nasty problem Mrs Fisher seems pleased with the work of F Allen, as B Bennett and P Chapman breathe a sigh of relief at having passe-I inspection Q7 Iva n IJ 1. Y Pcwrnan Shares her interesting letter lrriiii a Spanish correeponaent with A Bachert, while F Pollack and I Bell read another letter togeth- er All the students in the advanced Spanish classes have pen pals from Spain or South Arnerica who help therti in mastering the foreign language D. Kizrirfiel pcinte out pictures of in- teresting places tr visit cn a trip to South America while B Pevan, P Bocian, and A. An- glcic tell the claswf abcnt fherri. I'0I1Cl ln the advancea French class, I. Gater, R Harris, D Hereon, A Margolis in row lg I. Moore. A Perez, Fi Pianlco, C. Pichereau, F. Edelman in row 2, M. Rothleder, B. Schallrnan, S Shapero, V Shapiro, R. Drucker, I De-rouard, M Furet in row 3 and V Stailfioil, C Thomas, S Wolfson, D Drucker, N. Auclair, l. Atlas, H Denenloerg in row 4 listen enthusiastically to Mrs Sheridan':: unraveling ol the tale ol Le Ccinte de Monte-Cristo At the beard, Mrs Sheriaan points cn? 1e'tr:in rhrctsaers to A Perez Ufllfflll M Dcicretz and S. Pctel-Zin get some extra tutoring lrciri Mist: 'Neaat after class af: they ccnler with her cver their German book. 13055, 30015 Foods, a :tiost interesting topic which appeals to us all, is the subject tauaht in Mrs Schroeders class. In the top left pic- ture M Arrinaton, C Brewton, S. Baum and B, Overton set the table to serve the apple pie that they will prepare and ea. B Howtrn and A Fenton pare apples while M, Pastore busier herself sitting ilour Mrs Schroeder flower left picture! demon- strates how to make a pie to attentive students: M. Luellen, T. Rarnos, and C. Stastny, in row 2' L. Robinson, F. Greenfield, and D Campbell, in row 3. D. Pigg, L. Henich, and P, Atkins: in row 4 R. Rudman, F. Sims, M. Kuklinski, and D. Meister. In preparation lor making Cupcakes N. Vizzini, R. Iackson, M. Iohnson, B. Rice, G. Ridgeway, B. Shanks, and H. Roach beat eaas and silt llour fsecond picture righil. ,MZJOIV of jf! K Sannes points out pictures in History oi Art to B Alteri- bera while Mrs Kapsa and H. Foster do a little research. H1666 .S?9eaAing E Vlarshawsky speaks enthusiastically in the Public Speak- ina class to R. Gedansky, M. Levin, M. Buxbaurn, and M. Alter, an attentive audience. X oc! ern O!!-up fiafff.-Q flirnble finders and quick acii-n is ine slogan for the girls in Mrs Mdyerf: Modern Office P.-ac'ice Students seated in row l are S Mi- nus and K Gorlick busy in the sfock control department while B Idcoby also in row l is dealing with billing matters Row Z includes D Tabb and E Stephens who are also part ot the important billing deparinent, Mrs Mayer supervises both groups. sS?0ll0 The alert girls of the Steno and Transcription class study to be as quick with their pencils as Miss Kerby is with her dictation. Hoping to be ready soon to go out into business positions are, in row l' D. Druker, R Echales, S. Gallo, I Gins- burg, E. Glassman, and S, Goode rtian, row 25 S Greenblatt, E. l-lajzl, P Harris, G. Hillman, and P. Hor- witz, row 3i U Lee, I. Levin, and S. Levin, row 4: I. Randall, D. Rasene 'hal, and D. Schultz, in row 5 is E Weiner. iuicj Mr Fletcher asks il his Civics class has any questions. ln row i B. Riett, L Schaider, and in row 2' I Sklar and S. Stone by their sil- ence indicate that they have no questions Not only is this Civics class up to date on the past history ot our nation but also on current events as shown by I. Myers, row 2 B Gottlieb, S. Greenman, S. Grass, and in row 3: M. Edelcup, P. Eisner, M Gater, E. Drucker, lvl. Ginsbura, and L. Glazer, in row 4: I Adelman, F. Allen, Y. Bowman, D Drucker, I Ginsburg, P, Horwitz, C Boaz, and A, Davis who are all busily reading Our Times NNW ,af U WY Wf W m'WfymNif X . 1, M W L 1 ' 1- ,X , W WU gn, U Mp ff ' . 3' . ' 1 4 , , . I A U , is ' ' ' '-' 1?5E5fQ??5k' 7 L ' ' - P ' Q' -'rn' ?'Q2l5fXTA--5' .,5 ' ' 1 ' if L 5' 9,1 42 ,Q Q Q Q. E ' ' C73,z , .Z1-1' - V . .W .. 'V' 5 vb 3.5. Y: A, .- ' .,,, . ' f . ' BVS' 7 - Ri' f. . . f f . 4. i. 1 4 f - , I I, 1 l V V' ,j y ' GNL 4 , -. 7 .gl 'g if - ,W -M , 1. -, ' '- '-Q 5 ,-4-.ffs-l'A Q ' Q.. ww g f' 275' I' -N ,T2r,1Y:'f1g1' , ' 'fl A . , ., --, , S 1 HT, .. 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' f v- -' 35 X' ,wi staff IANUARY EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Donna l-lerson News Editor Denise Goodman Literary Editor Sandra Levin Features Editor Leah Stern Sports Editor Merrill Ginsburg Advertising Manager Iudy Ginsburg Assistants Ronald Fishman, Donald Fishman IUNE EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Howard Weinberg News Editor Marcia Rendler Literary Editor Sheila Schwartz Features Editor Barbara Simon Sports Editor Sheldon Treshansky ar:5Aa! muff When, every second Friday, the Marshall News is dis' tributed to some 2,100 students, a small but hardy group of editors, assistants, and cubs sit back, take a long deep breath and feast their tired but happy eyes upon the result of their two-week's journalistic endeavor. But only for a brief moment do they rest, Back again to the task of checking beats, Writ' ing copy, reading proof on galley they must go, The work and toil of this group never ceases . . Continuing this year to produce a publication worthy of praise, the News staff succeeded in making several important changes, most noticeably in editorial page style and new feature columns, The first semester editors, Donna, Merrill, Leah, Denise, Iudy and the twins were so efficient that it seemed that it would be difficult to find editors to follow them. But part of their efficiency was their ability to train their assistants to be- come equally fine leaders for the Spring semester. Howie, Marcia, Sheila, Sheldon, and Barbara took over in Ianuary and produced an equally outstanding publication. Boosting their sales, the News provided the Knickerbocker Quartet for the assembly on December lU and the Stellar Schmidt's, tumbling team, for the Spring Activity Fee assem- bly on April 21. NEWS Seated: Cub, Anqw Pvre ez, and Ansmgztunt, Shel- ley Ncmcxtir Standing: Assistant, Kenny Patchw- nik Gnd Cubs, Surah Poster, Rntn Kupctts Ir- win DOffIIlxTf1, Ic11r11:: Ghcrn, nnfl Pcrrtmrfi Schcrllrncn REVIEW Cubs, Hotsexxmry Syck, Rosslyn Srnrttffr, Vttfx Gordon, Morrlrs Crow: man, Rochelle Wrlwnzzky and Ruth Pmnko Assistants, Robert Ros- enfeld cnd Francine Edelman Photographer, Iocl Mo- Suk. IANUARY EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Ruth Shapiro C' Literary and Write Ups Editor Sandra Schaliner Photography Editor Marlene Levin Boys' Sports Editor Sidney Rosenberg .J 1, V' fT5'f.Y,-- rf- ,Lyris Dear Ruthie, Soolcie, Mickey, and Sidney: So now you are reading the '53 REVIEW which we all started a year ago with the high hopes that we trust you will feel were justified. We have tried hard to keep to the plans and the schedules you left us, but sometimes it has been tough going because ot unexpected complications. Some pictures We were not able to schedule or they did not turn out as we planned. So you will find some pages considerably changed, and you will miss some ol the things we hoped to include. You remember our dinner at Stoufter's on lanuary 2Uth when the NEWS and REVIEW editors announced their suc- cessors lor the new semester. amkaf muiew Then it seemed as though We had such a long time ahead ot us, but actually it has been all too short for the many things We had to do. At our banquet on May 26, Quill and Scroll awards were given to the senior NEWS and REVIEW editors who, as al- ways, were thrilled at the honor of receiving this interna- tional high school iournalistic recognition Sincerely, Sandy E, Libby, Sandy C., Anne, Elaine, and Harold IUNE EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Sandra Fischer Literary and Write Ups Editor Anne Melamed Photography Editor Sandra Cohen Business Manager Elaine Burack Boys' Sports Editor l-larold Spector Panels Editor Libby Goodman F- X: . N us. ,- ,A I Ig x K 44 ,Q Mg R Cf ffllllfl HA MR. BIOFF S l1li'ClvlO C SlllIPlTO, H HOOLI SCllI'lWl,'F'l' ll Bl1lYTCli. FN C'c1r1r1,S llcxxtvr G Pull P Falgztmn lf Klvm, W Lf-v mr: ll. C:1ll'1:llXPTl1 Tho xlffililfl Club urmlvr thw .Tl1pCI'l'lb1lOH Cl Mr Rloll 11: Orme ol the O'.1l:1tc'1r1rlrrrf1 or- fZCsIIllZCIllOl'l:1rTl Mrrraslrmll l'l1r1h school llllflflll tho lrrll frohczf the llrcrzxm Club prff- ,f-html 'Pot Pwc1lvr::, wrtlz lonrlirrcr pcm: porfrnywl by Lerrh Slvrrl rrrml Snllll Cor iorr flu Arrzxrpztrvw llcry pro rrrrrtl mum: rrrvvrr rn Cmullrrc- tion wrth other :schools Tho 'lub va: now Vv'CllClTllI Orr FO, Mf,::idf9lffr1f1 I1 play whlrh wrll be QIIVON m the l,1tTl0 Tire:-cwtvr Tho lmff nrt- mc czbrlrly Ol thf- llrmun rliglr hm: lrPC'N 'wrtne-1:,:1:cl L rm vrrlfrywrl by Mmwzlrrrllrtfwa 'l1'C'1f':llO11' fhn ar lgainoarl MR. SANGER F COlltxH, I Crrrzrplw-ll, F lilcwznnhfrllrrr The Hculroml Club rxrulor the rlirechorx Ol Mr Srmmlor lg: the only our .-f 1t:: kmcl lr' any Clriclmc hrfrh school, The Club hm: lwmll 111: own lcryout and rlcal: prrrrmrlly wllh the corrfxlrucliorm ol Hurl- rond moflelrz, lrcicltfs and ther Crefxtmrl ol lls owrl scenery, wllh tho artistic work donrf by Mr Simmer fmcl the Club members Amormq the pro- 1QCl:s whlch lhef Club hm: in rrrmd Gro the ormrollmorll of more :uturlerxtfa cmd the cro- nlion of more :srormry nrrcl rcrilrocwclx x . PN' ti J A' v F1 ix 16 ,nj uw , L, ., JVJNNJ .U my i ,yi My Vwfclig ,f' ,V M' itjw Q , D Exif!! tv 4 'X A. F . ,i ii tfltfl-W 41 N 1 v1' . 0l'lCQl f FLUTES: Sheila Feiaer Neil Harris Barbara Michele, Leah Goldstein, Louis Gold, Goldina Rojas OBOES: Marvin Heichrnan, Marshall Hirshinan, Donald Ponce CLARINETS: Ioan Duck, Robert Hirsch, Ioan Mysliwiec, Bettye Dixon, ludith Bernstein, Ton' Frankhain Sandra Goldstein, Donald Oppenheini, Arnold Siegel Iames Bruno Victor Velasquez, Barbara Martin, Phyllis Traficant, Gloria Williarns Bichard Petroll Williain Skolnik, Ronald Kozil, Clifton Hill, David Kennedy Louis Sonctofl, Arthur Sirns, Arthur Briqht ALTO CLARINETS: Betty Frankel, Austin Win- tersteen. BASSOONS: Nathan Iacobson, Frank Fuiita, Sandra Goldberg, BASS CLARINETS: Patsy Barrett, Richard Beckett SAX: Harvey Orlov, iohn Fields, Ioseph Man- tegna, Bay Du Pas Mitchell Levy, Phillip Goldstein Grant Hall, TRUMPETS: Irwin Gothelt, Erwin Levin, Rob- ert Popowcer, William Carroll, Henry Brandin, Bernard Blurnberg, larnes Elhnan lohn Zito, Edwin Levin, Burton Silver. FRENCH HORNS: Stuart Levin, Leon Kosova, Melvyn Bloom, Fred Rosenbaum Betty Maclaren. BARITONES: Marvin Goldman, Sheldon Kra- mer, larnes Pitts. BASSES: Sheldon Shlossrnan, Sherwin Spie- gel, Ira Chosen, Carl Minkus. TROMBONES: Harvey Heide, Herbert New- rnan, Simon Gibson, Sarn Glickrnan, Walter Witkovich. PERCUSSION: Fred Salkin, Percy Carter, Ben Schwachrnan, Donald Fenceton, s i f - V i ' Q i i 2 5 . yi , 5 I g gg ' ,V A t 3 2 40 KCUQJ Tliroiignoul olmost ony' period during tiie doy, 'siietlifer in ilie midst of solvind on olgebro probleizz or 1-writing on Enolisli composition, one is bound to lieor stronge sounds cominof from one ot tlie rooms on tlie tliird floor in tlie new buildind. Tliese noises ore tlie result of tlie efforts ol tlie ombitious lresliie oroup, tlie lidrdfworkinq odvonced group, or moybe tize Swintz Bond proczticino in tlie Bond Room Here under tlie copoble instruction ot Mr. Pronno ond Mr, Simmons, tliose wlio ore interested in ploy- ino musicol instruments qoitlier to leorn, to prcxctice ond to produce tlie music ploiyed ot tlie mony ossem blies, tlie entertoining concerts given durind tlie doy or evenincg, ond in contests eitlier solo or in groups 41 OPCA Q6 fl CL Marshalls Orchestra, under the able hand ot Mr. Ralph Lewis, is one ot the outstanding organizations in the school, and has contributed to many ot our interesting programs, The young musicians playing at various activities held during the year start as treshies with practically no knowledge ol the instru- rnents they expect to play. They soon become proli- cient, each contributing his share to the organization. Besides assisting in assemblies, playing at the National Honor Society induction, and at the gradu- ation ceremonies ot each semester, the Orchestra sustains itself by giving concerts, the money from which goes tor new instruments and music scores, Competing with other school orchestra groups aids the students to maintain high standards, and enriches them with unforgettable experience. 0l'lCQl f OPCA Q5 tI 6l VIOLINS: Ann Greenberg, Harlene Solld, Daniel Shore, Boh- flan Gerulak, Arnold Erostolt, Kenneth Schulman, Sandra lvlrnnfz, Sybrl Trverolsky, Dan Shapera, Larry Rosenberg, Sel- wyn llulfvtn lflatne Grtlltn, lane! Strader VIOLAS: Ellen Alexander, Gecrae Kolar, She-rwln Katz, lrwtn Avitkanazy CELLOS: Homer? Hzterlnna, Sylvra Sarznrelar, Anne Aahktn, lfelvn 'l'uClter loan Vfzaalns. BASS: lflttf: Sazripfscn Meacra Vfatlctns, llcnald Hertzbera lflwara Ftnley Albert Kramer. FLUTE: Slwtla Feraer, Barbara l-llchaels' CLARINET: Donald OFFW9Ull91lYl, Willte 5 Frankhazn OBOE: Marvrn lnletchman BASSOON: Nathan lacobson. THUMPETS: Wtlltartt Carrell, Robert Pfpew HORNS: Stuart Levtn Leon Kafzova. TROMBONES: Harvey Henle, Herbert ffm PERCUSSION: Frecl Salkin, Percy Carter' liclntvk Tom 4 :an Cvlvrorr Wafionaf .Honor Sociefy IVHSS ROLOFSON lUpper left! row l: Miss Rolotson, A. Davis, R. Sampson, I. Atlas, D. Fishman, row 2: R. Fishman, L. Schaider, S. Levin, L. Malmed, E. Drucker. KUpper rightl row l: S. Schwartz, T. Cohen, A. Balter, M Ginsburg, D. Herson, D. Drucker, A. Farber, row 2: H. Feive- son, R. Rosenfeld, M. Feldman, S. Hurley, R. Seafield, V Staikoff, K. Petchenik, I Duck, M. Feldman. enior onor Sociefg MISS MARGOLIS KMiddle leltl row l: R. Drucker, S, Lebovitz, B. Begoun, L. Simon, l. Orlotf, T. Berg, S. Peterson, row 2: F. Kruse, A. Rubin, F. Simon, S. Shapero, R. Syck, M. Furst, S. Steinberg, row 3: G. Levin, H. Brickman, R. Brantman, D, Friedman, R. Gold- stein, H. Kahn, R. Denenberg, V. Shapiro, M. Rothleder, Z. Bernstein. unior MRS. KLower leitl row l: N. Brohe, I. Calamaio, C. Browning, V. Goldstein, M. Berman, I. Treshansky, R. Root, E. Larsen, A. Shapiro, row 2: I. Dudnick, S. Seetor, E. Karron, M. Danno, C. Pichereau, S. Edwards, Y. Katz, I. Santucci, M. Kramer, C. Shapiro, M. Hoard, I. Copeland, S. Samuels, I. Goldstein, row 3: I. Veldman, G. Iohnson, E. Marcus, G. Lanhott, V. Slodki, F. Gordon, S. Kessler, N. Lupel, I. Steigrnann, S. Katz, B. Gray, H. Solid, P. Elovitz, F. Reisman. lUpper right! row I: F. Alberti, M. Dahl, S. Sered, D. Lanski C. Stein, A. Bernstein, E Kaplan, row 2: M. Taylor, C. Thomas A. Melamed, C, Natella, H. Berry, S. Gerstein, S. Ross, V Katz, row 3: F. Edelman, R. Halushka, L. Stern, B. Simon, N Tobin, R. Golden, B. Gottlieb, A. Steinberg. on or ociefy HARRITT U.ower rightl row 1: C. Kaufman, E. Harris, G. Rojas, S. Oster- man, V. Wilcox, I. Marks, D. Epstein, l. Dickalis, B. Mosak, row 2: M. Carter, C. Young, C. Lerner, L. Randall, S. Frankel P. Considine, K. Ando, M. Chasen, M. Bocian, H. Goldman, N Lieberman, S. Feldman, R. Deane, A. Betts, row 3: H. Isenberg D. Kennedy, M. Notsinger, I. Strautmanis, G. Cotell, F. Nashal- man, S. Ginsburg, K. Hamaker, I. Vilcins, B. Baker, R. Reid E. Prigge, M. Cohen, N. Pomaro. , Cm M. C. A. OFFICERS Treasurer lx Brooks, VlCP'pY6x:1lLlfXHf, T. Cohen Mrs Frarllcin, Prrnsrelenf A Farber Sevrotary B lacolwzon PRINCIPAL'S ADVISORY BOARD Isecxted left lo right! S Hurley G Galo, Cxllfilflllfifl, I Rutland, Socro- tary, R Wrlensky A Farber Kstund- ingl ll Lanrrkx, S Cwtell, A Koprrz, S Flrchet H. XA lPl'lbCTi1, F Mlrchvll CONSERVATION EXECUTIVE BOARD Csectted lelt to right! S Saperstem Secrelary, R, Foael, N Modoriclc, R Wllensky, Chalrrnan, Mr Hothstern Sponsor l Lyons Islcmdingb N Dozorelz, Cc-chairman, R Sacha: KEY CLUB Sponsor. Mr. David S. Cole Presidenl, l-l, Lubelchek, Vice-Presi dem, D, Liplang Secretary, S. Gra nick, Treasurer, A Smith. Members E Cunnlnaham, B Brody, A, Feld stein, H loseph, B Kaplan, M, Kan ter l-l. Kabrin, S. Hurley, S. Lotsoll W Marshall, P lvligdal, F. Mllchell S. Nasallr, I, Rodnitzky, F. Se-afield K Sears, M. Shapiro, D. Shilris, B Zeidmarx, E. Zelner. BATALLION STAFF Cadet Manor S Hurley, Cajet Captain B Yata Cadet 2nd Lieutenant H White ani Clilet 2nd Lieutenant ll Schilieman. COLOR GUARD Pvt Turner, Mf'Sgt. Smith, Corporal Keasse, Pvt Garrison. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Row l Cleft to rightl: K. Gill, H, Beckett. F Nungiato, P Carter, Sgt McDaniels, E. Levin, R. Popowcer, T. Swope, row Z C Hooks, S Gibson, W. Redman, F Salkin, R. Davis, A Siegel, M Bloom l. Campbell, O Scott, R. Robertson The ROTC. is a democratic or- ganization in which each boy has an equal chance to learn cooperf ation and coordination of mind and body, The members are taught to issue and take orders and to be able to carry responsibilities. RO.- TC. is offered in place ot physical education. One of the groups that the R.O.T.C. is proud of is the very successful rifle team. Marshall R.O.T.C. boys take pride in be- longing to such a fine and truly great organization. f i If 'U I? Wi TOP PICTURE Cleft to rightl Row 1: A. Kopec, G. Britch, K. Brown, D. B. Kimmel, A. H. Bass, Sgt. McDaniels, D. Schillef man, L. Lovik, B, Shwachman, N. Boulhanis. How 2: A. Flores, G. Rowell, N. Berry, H. Reese, D. Epstein, S Nettis, V Rose, R. Lettridge, I Davis, M Lieb, F. Bell, P. Davis, W. Smith, H. Burton, D. Gater. Row 3: I Carpenter, W. Harris, U. Holmes, D. Kunicki, I. White, S. Kessler, L. Vanco, Sgt. Rakstang, L. Sepin, E. Iohnson, G. Reed, R. Lawrence, W. Sconyers, L. Turnminaro, I. Mastragalis, R Watts, M. Kopec, I Smith. I ii - BOTTOM PICTURE fleit to rightl Row l: W' Richards, A Scia: cotta, D Kivalos, L. Paul, Sgt McDaniels, R Grewe R Tai' L Feldt, R. Hartz, F. McCabe. Row 2: T. Sheridan, M, Sumerlin, P. Binder, R Holmes O. Rei wood, B Colbert, A. Belpedio, D Blitch, S Sisson C Wooi B. Miller, B. Castelli, H, Moore, R. Moore Row 3: E. Leonard, W. Howard, I. Harber, W Hout, R Green span, I. Hogan, E. Leak, D. Mayo, R. Russell. P Hamilton, I Vilcins, M. Bernstein, H. Aqpawa, R Carpenter S Apolson A. Schwartz. R Iohnston. an 1 '., .VA M3 UPPER LEFT fstcmdinglz Williams, B, Loiiridas, B, Kessler, S' Dee, lg Walker, S., Braun, l, Harris, E., Leonard, P, Pomaro, N- Deane, By Kingsrnill, R, Dunn, I, fseatedl Tabron, C, Dziedzic, C, Miller, M 5 Murner, M, Wilcox, V. UPPER RIGHT: Studying Geometry from models -Robert Deane, Virriilea Wilcox. +L IVIIDDLE LEFT: lhctatina Braille - lameiz liiinn, Edward Harris MIDDLE RIGHT: Study- ing and dictating Span- ish S Cecilia Dziedzic, Marjorie Miller, Shirley Vlalker. LOWER LEFT: T r a n - scribing German on Braille writer -- larnes Braun, Patrick Leonard. LOWER RIGHT: Using Braille slate and stylus and reading Braille book - Madeline Mur- ner loseph Dee Mai! e ibelaarfmenf Marshallites have reason to be proud of the Braille department, the only one ot its kind in Chicago. Here students from throughout the city are trans- ported to and from the school by means of a special bus. This semester the two divisions, under the super- vision ot Miss Donahue and Mrs. Potnick, included six lreshies and a graduating senior. Boom lll, home ot the department, is one of the most pleasingly decorated departments in the school. The pale green walls and deep green chairs blend nicely with the green printed drapes in the social room which contains a radio, chairs, couches, and a piano. Marshalls Braille divisions this semester were pro- vided with a new blonde oak radio and phonograph combination by the school board. William lohnson, class ol lune '45, former Braille club president, regained his eyesight after an oper- ation in April ot this year. 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A .1 FTfiXif?faf-S9525 , -q.az2 ,Qf.-nm f saG2'Smr911skf1fA ,.' ra 4- Sa,ff.f'32?Li f '. elif-if P f.'if '-H' ffc'svfg65vi. .1 - I J' .l M ,--., J 3, , ,gf .P Lg, : 1 W ' ' f. la. .nn Q, . JKTEV K mn 1. xx 1 lu - nga' I. 1.5 'v t' ll 5, M- Gm .. qi. xb5'w'1v'1:fI Ek, fix .. ,H . I fi vb yf 1 5 3 5 , wt vw, Yi. - gk- wg, -1 . 1 :Vg . z ff x 7 ' '34 K -v, ., . . Y . Nfvqx .',. , A , .. ' 4, -V ra., gp 'A 1. .. l A 'al .. 5 J ,if -gl Wm' 9, ' .ig Q A 4l:!',f:-'Eff : ' . 43' 'V 1' 137 ' . vw: 'il 'il' -1, wfff' 'Wm , 2' ---' ' lite, H. , 3 : A I 'Y ., N px. nit . VM ' .uw . W i'-zmzwfg-ayf4vaw+F' joofgaf Row 1: D. Bratkovic, S. Manning, C. Parker, R. Casey, F. Leone, H. McClain, I. Steer, row 2: M. Shapiro, lj. Mitchell, Captain, R. Abraham, G. Gatto, R. Galante, E. Donatucci, E. Finley, P. Unikel, T. Goodwin, assistant manager, R Mann, row 3: G. Katsion, Manager, W. Holiday, I. Ellinan, R. Zeidman, P. Robinson, R, Nash, H. Luber, K. Gray, E Eillups, G. Hillard, I. Wagner, assist- ant manager. Sept. 12--Marshall vs. TuleyefThe first game of the season was evenly fought, but Marshall managed to win over the team which later went on to win its secs tions title. Tuley's sauad outplayed Marshall during the first half, but Tuley's penalties and a tough Mare shall defense kept the first half scoreless. On their first series of plays in the second half, Tuley scored. After that it was all Marshall as Finley ran twenty- two yards for a touch down. ln the last quarter, the Commandos managed to score two more touch- downs for the final score. Sept. 26-Marshall vs. Kelvyn Park-Marshall opened the l952 League Football season with a l3-2 defeat at the hands of Kelvyn Park at Rockne Stadium. A forty yard run led to the Panthers first touchdown in the second quarter .... The final Panther tally came on a pass interception in the last seconds of the first half. This was followed by the conversion to make the score l3-U at half time. A fumbled pass from cenf ter in the end zone gave the Commandos a two point safety early in the second half. Galantes run from deep in Marshall territory to the Panther 28 was the highpoint in the Marshall scheme of things. Oct. 3-Marshall vs. Amundsen-Marshalls league clash with Amundsen saw the Commandos coming out on the short end of a 22-6 score. After Marshalls defense held Amundsens Vikings scoreless in the opening quarter, Amundsens scoring machine started to click by scoring two touchdowns followed by an extra point and a safety to bring the score to- tal to a l5-O deficit for the Commandos. Mitchell in- tercepted a pass to account for the only Commando touchdown. The Vikings scored again in the last quarter to complete the days work, -1 hugh-I 43.2, 4. 'M , 1 f'.,'-f' r .7 ' 1 4 . I' Oct. 10-Marshall vs. Steinmetz-Marshall showed little success in scoring as a powerful Steinmetz scored 30-6 at Hanson Park. Steinmetzs title con- tenders were sparked by quarter back Norris's south- paw passes and loe Rizzis runs. Marshalls only counter came as a result of a sixty yard march in the third quarter, Steinmetz managed to score a touch- down in every quarter including two in the second quarter. Marshalls only consolation was the fact that it was to be the only team to score against Steinmetz in three regular season games. xl xv! Km.. 1' - . 60 51.21 ., . . . xxx- Oct. 17-Marshall vs. Tcdt+A slim and chilled crowd watched Taft hand the Commandos a 13-U defeat as the Com- mandos suffered their fourth straight setback. The Taftmen took advantage of a Marshall fumble on a pass from center in the first period to take a 6-U lead. Taft added another 7 points to their margin in the second half of the game for insurance. The Commandos had many short-lived rallies which were ended by Marshall fumbles. Oct. 23-Marshall vs. RoosevelteMar- shall's gridiron heroes escaped the White Divisions cellar by humiliating Roosevelt 25-U and thereby dropping the Roosevelt team into the leagues cellar in the season's final regulation contest. The Commandos broke the ice with a safety resulting from a blocked punt that went out of the end zone. Marshall added to its point total with Ray Galantes touchdown and Frank Leone's point after touchdown to give the Commandos a 9-U lead at the end of the first quarter. The Marshallites continued pressing and lost the ball on downs on the Roosevelt one inch mark- er. However the Commandos managed to score another safety in the same way as the first two-pointer was tal- lied, Two more touchdowns, followed by extra points, were scored in the last half, one in each quarter. Mar- shall thus left l-lanson Park with a 25-O triumph, and for the first time during the season made all three conversions attempted. Marshall vs. Farragut-The Marshall football team climaxed the l952 grid campaign with an astounding 38-6 ex- liibition triumph over an outclassed Farragut squad. Ed Finley and Ray Galante put the Marshallites on the scoreboard via the touchdown route 12-O in the first period. The point after touchdown followed to make it 13-O, Galante, playing his last game with the Maroon and Gold, duplicated this feat in the second quarter with the help of Frank Leone. Farragut coun- tered in the final quarter to avoid a shutout with Rudy Mudjer carrying the ball. Two more touchdowns were added in the final quarter by Marshall with Ray Galante tallying both times. W' CCE .I - , VH 5. X 'H' . 5 'xi ., 'L ' 1, .K .5 ,ii . -X g ' - .-i'ix,Xx,- A .4 WI, Adu 2 OCC el' Row l: A. Rabat manager, I. Winberg, I Ross, C. Kirsh, captain, M. Chasen, B. Hammer, Granick, I. Astrachang row 2: Mr I Klem, coach, L. Polisky, W. Wasiak, M. Berger, L. Morgan, A. Fox, M. Ginsburg, assistant managerg Silverman. Altho Marshall has one of the smallest soccer teams in the city, they showed more fight this season than many larger teams. Coached by Mr. Klem, Marshall finished its league schedule with a record of two wins, one tie, and nine losses to gain a tie for fifth place with McKinley. However in its exhibition games, the Commando soccer squad fared much better, gaining a tie with Oak Park, which later be- came State Champion, and a win over Lake Forest. Marshall's first league game gave an indication of how the season was to go as we lost 8-2 to a Schurz team, which wound up in first place at the seasons end. The Commandos bounced back after the Schurz defeat to tie Von Steuben, a traditional opponent, 2-2. Because of the Commando squads youth and lack of experience, the soccer team lost the next five games to older and more experienced teams. Von Steuben proved to be our favorite opponent as they became the first of two teams to be defeated by Marshall in the l952 league soccer season. Cal Kirsh, Marshall's goalie, had to make very few saves in that game, as his teammates backed him up with fine defensive work, The second McKinley game saw Marshall score a goal in the last few minutes to Win 2-U. In the second Lane game, Les Polisky scored two goals, an accomplishment the whole Marshall team had been unable to perform all season. Never- the-less, the Commandos succumbed to the powerful Lane team 8-4. 4 s LY One of the most exciting soccer games the Comf mandos played was the exhibition match with Oak Park. Oak Park managed to score one point in the first half despite the brilliant goal-tending by Mar- shalls Cal Kirsh. The Commando team displayed the fight and spirit that had made other Marshall soccer squads famous in the past by holding Oak Park to such a close score. ln the closing minutes of the sec- ond half, the Commandos started a rush at the Oak Park net only to be stopped by a foul. Bill Wasiak then came in and made the foul shot to tie the score at l-l which remained as the final score. Much of the credit for this tie could be placed on goalie Kirsh who made 61 saves. ln the Lake Forest game, Mar- shall Won l-O as goalie Kirsh shut out our opponents. One of the brightest spots in this season's play could be found in the fine goal tending by Cal Kirsh. His fine spirit and defensive work was recognized by the other coaches who placed him on the tirst-string of the all-city team. Kirsh also made all-state, In most of the games, Kirsh had to hold the opposing team to one point to insure a victory. Bill Wasiak also placed on the squad at half-back. Another Marshall player, Ioe Astrachan, also made all-state on the sec- ond-string team. Les Polisky's fine ballhandling was another bright spot in this season's play. Since all of these players are returning next season, Marshall's record will most likely improve over this year's per- formance. Much credit must be given to Coach Klem who instilled fight and spirit into the team. 63 run ' 1-f, Sept. 23 Sept. 25 Sept. 30 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 14 Soc C el' SOFQJ Marshall Schurz 8 Oct. 16 Marshall Marshall Von Steuben 2 Oct. 21 Marshall Marshall Crane 6 Oct. 23 Marshall Marshall Tilden 6 Oct. 28 Marshall Marshall McKinley 2 Nov. 3 Marshall Marshall Lane 10 Nov. 6 Marshall Total Marshall- 19 points Opponents- Recorcl - 2 - 9 - l - Tied for Fifth place Outstanding accomplishment-held Oak Park, state champion, to a O 2 2 O 2 4 62 points l to l tie. Schurz Von Steuben Crane Tilden McKinley Lane 64 , ' f Yfgafief ! w .F .1 Zvgabkfgkb af -.......... , ., , .. . Ae :.,w...qa.,,h ,, A ff bf1 f'5Tt . H Q HJR Y nf' , 'Nfl'- Y .3A,w- :,.'?f1mw,, W1r:5'z z3:ggL.' .. x ff' 1 ,, f xiii ' . 'x fi: .Lgll .,,f- ..-Kvyiw af .gk mvfigffsg r f 13.43142 H 221-'Ku .5 'zu 5 9 iff gag :GV ef?-E4 J . .- .f -.A :I fe- - 5' Q1-2, ffE'LJf': 55333 3 i ii 272:-'24 ., LY, .1 5. . e ,. ,. E ff -uz. JjR ff A lr X . ,f ' N V if .. Qgw' 'w ' ' . A 'N-,.,.u , Mumbai L 'im' Above-Varsity Basketball Team X707 ., Row 1: G. Katsion, manager, L. Penolsky, S. Clar, N. Levin, captain, W. Marshall, F. Freeman, G. Rush. Row 2: I. Cantor, A. Day, A. Simmons- Mr. N. Levine, coach, I, Williams, I. Hill, G. Pitts, M. Roberson. Not shown: I. Rutlandg D. Marrnel, Below-Frosh-Soph Basketball Team Row 1: I. Pitts, G, Alston, L. Marshall, A. Freeman, A. Solkowitzg M. Stern. Row 2: A. Day, S. Stirgus, W. Williams, Mr. D. Pecchia, coach, W. Chapman, F. Miller, W. Coglianese. Not shown: I. D. Iohnson, captain, C. Parker, G. Gigli. ln their first year ot existence, the Commando Frosh-Soph proved to be very successful. Altho they lost their first league game to McKinley 55-32, they came back to win all except one of their other 'Ni' 66 league games and to take third place in West Sec- tion with an 8-2 record. ln the playeotts, the Frosh- Soph managed to win over CVS 33-30 but they were eliminated by McKinley 56-38. MARSHALL vs. MCKINLEY-Although the Marshall team put up a hard tight, they lost the first league game by a score of 55 to 58. Leading scorers tor Marshall were Warshawsky, Levin, and Pitts with l6, l2, and 9 points respectively. MARSHALL vs. AUSTIN-!l'he Austin game proved to be very close, Austin nearly tying the score at the beginning ot the second period. The Commandos, however, quickly rallied to win the game by a score ot 74 to 45. Pacing the Commandos to victory was Norm Levin with l9 points, Viner, Pitts, Freeman and Warshawsky scored 12, lO, 9, and 7 points respec' tively. MARSHALL vs. WELLS-ln one of the most import- ant games ot the season, the Commandos rallied in the third period to beat Wells 65 to 58 and liold liigli- scoring Abe Booker to only I5 points. Leading scor- er tor Marshall was Norm Levin who put in a total ot 24 points with Fillmore Freeman comina next with l7 points. MARSHALL vs. MANLEYfln a seesaw battle which saw the lead change almost a lialf dozen times, the Commandos wiped out a nine point Manley lead to win 70 to 52. Norm Levin and Fillmore Freeman led the Commando attack, putting in 25 and Qi points respectively. MARSHALL vs. FOREMAN-We Altho handicapped by the absence ot Capt. Norm Levin tor most ot the game, the Commandos overcame a highly rated Foreman team 7l to 53. The leading scorer tor Mar- shall was Fillmore Freeman with a total ot 27 points. Coming next in the scoring were Sheldon Clar, lamen 'Nilliams, lesse Hill, and lohn Rutland with l2, lU, 9, and 8 points respectively. MARSHALL vs. STEINMETZHMarshall, led by Fill- more Freeman and Norm Levin, triumphed over Steinmetz 84 to 5l to give us our ninth straight vice tory and a tie tor first place in the West Section, Fill' more Freeman with lt3 points and Norm Levin with lfi points led the Marshall scoring while lack Pulley, put in l8 points tor Steinmetz, Qther leading More shall scorers were lames Williams with l2 and Shel- don Clar with 9 points. MARSHALL vs. BOWEN-ee Marshall survived the tirst rciind of the iclayoits, by lfeating a hard fighting Eovren team 79 to EU. The came was close throiiglif ciit the first hall, the Score keing tied toiir timer: However Rovien finally weakened during the third Quarter, leaving Marshall to win the came ..,, Lead- ing the scoring tor Marshall were Levin, Freeman, dnd Williams with 24, 17, and il points respectively, Chenaary cart in QQ points tor Bowen. MARSHALL vs. VOCATIONAL f-.ltho they piit tip a valiant tight, the Commandos lort to CVS by a score ot 7253, During the tirst two aiiarters, the score was only 2825 in CVSS tavor. However CVS, led by Gene Iendra, who put in 26 points, carrie pack to lengthen their lead and x-:in the game. Leading score er for Marshall ' ,',' Ncrxnon Levin vqho put in 21 points. PRACTICE GAMES Varsity Scores Frosh-Soph Scores Dec Marshall 66 Harrison Marshall Harrison Dec. Marshall 67 Schurz Marshall Schurz Dec, Marshall 68 Von Steuben Marshall Von Steuben Dec Marshall 68 Roosevelt Marshall Roosevelt Dec, Marshall 80 Sullivan Marshall Sullivan Dec Marshall 86 Von Steuben Marshall Von Steuben Dec Marshall 63 Phillips Marshall Phillips Dec Marshall 77 Roosevelt Marshall Roosevelt ILLINOIS TECH TOURNAMENT Deo 22 Marshall Lake View Dec 23 Marshall Dunbar Dec 24 Marshall McKinley Dec 26 Marshall Roosevelt Dec. 27 Marshall Lane LEAGUE GAMES Ian. Marshall 53 McKinley Marshall McKinley Ian, Marshall 83 Washburne Marshall Washburne lan. Marshall 72 Tuley Marshall Tuley lan. Marshall 74 Austin Marshall Austin lan. Marshall 88 Crane Marshall Crane Feb Marshall 65 Wells Marshall Wells Feb. Marshall 80 Kelvyn Park Marshall Kelvyn Park Feb. Marshall 7U Manley Marshall Manley Feb Marshall 71 Forernen Marshall Foreman Feb Marshall 84 Steinrnetz Marshall Steinmetz PLAY-OFFS March 3 Marshall 79 Bowen 60 March 4 Marshall 33 Vocational March 5 Marshall 53 Vocational 72 March 6 Marshall 38 McKinley 69 ILLINOIS TECH TOURNAMENT-Lake View, Marshalls first round foe, fell after a hard fought first half by a 56-35 score. Levin, Free- man, Warshawsky, and Viner scored l2, ll, lU, and lO points to give Marshall balanced scoring. ln second round play, the Com- andos eliminated a taller Dunbar team 61-50. Dunbar shot ahead by l2 points early in the second quarter, but Marshall came back and gained the lead for good at 47-45 on 2 free throws by Freeman. Viner, Levin, and Free- man led the Commandos with l8, l4, and lU points. Che auarter final game again saw Marshall come from behind to defeat McKinley 70-67. Levin led all Marshall scorers with 29 points. Marshall after losing most of the game went ahead for the first time at 47-46 late in the third guarter. The lead changed constantly and the score was tied four times in the next five minutes before the Commandos pulled away to stay. ln a game that broke the hearts of the Marshall team, free throws in the final seconds broke a 70-all tie and enabled Roose- velt to win 72 to 70. The score of the game was tied 9 times with the lead ex- changed l5 times. Marshall was leading 65-58 late in the fourth quarter but lost that lead and had to overcome a 7U-66 Roosevelt lead. War- shawsky was the leading Marshall scorer with 16 points. The battle for third place with Lane was a thriller all the way with Lane finally winning in overtime after dis- sipating an ll point lead. Lane rolled up a 39-28 lead in the first three quarters but the Commandos rallied in the final period to deadlock the score at 44-all. Marshalls valiant uphill fight was all in vain as Lane won in over- time 47-46, UI we SWIMMING TEAM-Row 1: H Farberg D. Frankg E Steinlautg K Andog A. Friedlanderg C. Minkus, F. Schaltner, ID. Vartzxitan Row 2: l. l-lermhovitzg D Margolisg l Gotheltg G. Reedg F. Salking loel and leremy Goldbora- S. leral, Mr. Sidney llothsi xi Row 3: C. Zlatkolt, l. Meiertz, l.. Polisky, I Gunng M. Pazzol, E. Cunninahain, li Kennedyg E. Horowitz. wimming The Senior Strokers were able to maintain a tavf orable record this year by winning live meets and losina only tour. The Senior Strokers lost their first ineet to Austin, but came back later in the season to triumph over Crane and Farragut. The lunior Strok- ers did rnueh better, posting an Sei record. Their only loss ol the season was in the Austin meet. The Seniors suffered injuries in the loss ot Mil-te Pazzol during the City Meets and ol Chuck Zlatkolt thru araduation in midseason. W! CM The M Club, which is sponsored by Mr. Harvey Gunn, is open to boys who have received a let- ter in any one of the four sports offered at Marshall Upotting' is an expert ence all members ao through before becoming members, The 'potting period lasts five months or more depending on the individual and his semesf ter in school. During the past two semesters ten boys have been admitted into the M Club. The boys are Mike Pazzol, Alan Friedlander, l-larold Far- ber, Fillmore Freeman. Willie Marshall, Carl Minf kus, lrvin Gothelf, Louis I-lershovitz, Earl Horowitz, and Mel Ginsbura. Two of the many activities sponsored by the M Club are the annual alumni basketball night and the M Club Follies, presented on April 23. The funds re- ceived from all these prof jects are almost entirely used for the M Club schol- arship. Each year the M Club gives a scholarship award to the most deserve ing member, The scholf arship is based on schol' astic standing and atlir letlc ability' Row1:F rlreeiztwri A Ftiel lariier, H Kohn, F Mitchell Mr Gpirin, S Karziin.-sky, B Bennet, G Gita, A Fix Row 2: S Grdniclc, L Poliaky, L Hershovitz, I lDero'ia:'fl, G Katsion, Y Herr, Fl Abrahaziis N Levin, M Berqeil Astra- chan. Row 3: C Zlatkoff, W M-nrili all, E. Finley, D Bratlcovic, I. Hill M Ginsbura, S Manning, G Shnny, E Cunninizham, M Shapiro C Minkiia f 7 QUQII 5 all Cl Ma lain ! I .f ff If f' -1' P' , .f A'f f I I Iff tif, , 1 Il I ,A If f .VI al, if f 14 ,pf f 1 ll f fl fl' X I If 1,1 ,ll O A 1 fix ,f w x J ' K- ff X X 'ff , lv 1 s 'I A ....f.0-ws-4... ,ul ' 4...., ...ms .rf 73 If .31 J I si H ,, ir 5 7 l0Lg:5icaf glvlucafion The Girls' Physical Education department, under the super' vision of Miss losephine Herlihy assisted by Miss May Froom, Miss Iulia Schulte, Miss Theodora Burch, Mrs, Amy Kuehri. and Miss Catherine Donlon, has the responsibility ol teaching the girls how to keep physically and mentally healthy. Be- sides the regular classes, the gym departments G.A.A. planned a Christmas party, splash and roller skating parties, and basketball and volleyball tournaments. This year, for the first time in several years, girls' swim meets have been organized. Several volleyball tournaments between the GAA. point clubs were played, and, ot course, the traditional game between the Girls' Letter Club and the boys' M Club. For its part in the Fall Frolics, the Modern Dance group ol the gym department presented a novelty dance, and later in the evening the gym was opened lor social dancing and roller skating. Alter school or during tree periods, extra games classes are regularly offered to all the girls, and special tennis instruction during the spring The Girls' Gym Department plays an im- portant part in the daily schedule ol every girl in Marshall. X 7 . ,. . . .5 . L ...,,.,,...,....,-..L..., .-T. Y... . . s . . ' I f 1 . . . . LA....i .., V ,YL V. W, YELL MARSHALL! fTop row, A. Lyman, S Huff, I. Hcrskovitz, M. Rosenberg, L Teplitz E Lyman, R VViic-nrsky, Fi. Rudman, and F Cold rrian. tBottom row! R Porter, G. Harris, D. Kuzan, A. Meisner O. Carinataro S Linderman, and J. She-riteld. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB OFFICERS GAA OFFICERS Secretary Bertha Katz President Lois Fried. ana Vice- Secretary Rosanne LaRusso, President Nancy Auciai president Marilyn Bloom. and Vice-president Marsha Kane. 75 wit WOLJPPI1 GHC? At the Spring Festival in lune of l952 the Modern Dance Group, under Miss Theodora Burch, and Miss Eleanor Pall's ballet class presented a variety ot charming and spirited dance torms, Three Blind Mice, Humpty Dumptyu and The Lords Prayer, among others. Above are pictured one of the groups in the vivid and stirring South American Ritual, which included Ianet Strader, Sylvia Hutt, Lynne Burrows, Elaine Buraclc, Elben Lyman, Kathleen Saanes, Altrances Lyman, Azaleen Green, and Anita Llorrens. wimming The swim stars at the lower left demonstrate what happens when a group ot advanced swimmers get together and attempt to show their skill at the art ot water ballet. ln the picture at the lower right, a few ot the girls illustrate the back stroke, which is used in relay races and in passing Red Cross exams. These girls represent swimmers from Miss Donlons swim class in preparation for Red Cross lite guard exams. linfnffvvaevvie 6,,1wW M. ff- W .kgkwfs 615' ' Y. F AJ 5 wqWmYlv1AN '7ai 44?-fiywsg - iiiilgplwgg 77 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Vlctor Feldman Gilbert Felsenfeld Susanna Gallo Elsie Hajz' fhcem of flee anuarg aaa an warg. mafzzfz fed 78 Ronald S. Fishman ..,.A..... Merrill S. Ginsburg ,,........ Allan N. Davis ...a........ Donald I. Fishman ....... . Victor F. Feldman ....,.,. Leonard P. Schaider .... Harold A. Feiveson .......... Eugene H. Drucker ...... Donna L. Herson ..,.,,.... Dianne P. Drucker .... Melvin M. Goldstein ........ Lee A. Malmed ..,...,... Elsie T. Hajzl ........... Ierry Sklar ..... Sandra Levin ..,..... Leah Stern ....v................... Erwin H. Warshawsky ....... 0l'l0l IQ VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Ronald Fishman 53 Merrill Ginsburg 52 anuary .Alon or wo!! 53 52 52 n 51 48 48 46 45 45 43 42 42 40 36 34 34 34 79 Norman S. Edelcup. Dorothy Rosenthal . Frieda E. Simon ...... Maura Io Richman... Sol Kuperman ........ Carmela M. Natella. Norma S. Tobin ...... Phyllis M. Horwitz... Gloria S. Levin ........ Gail E. Pitluk ......... Rea R. Echales .... Susanna Gallo ...... Barbara Gottlieb ..... Walter Rornanek ..... Seymour Greenman Marlene A. Levin ..... Rose M. Vecchiolla . 7 alllltlfy 0 5 MOST SUCCESSFUL BOY Merril Ginsburg MOST SUCCESSFUL GIRL Donna Herson CLASS ADONIS Myron Schartt CLASS VENUS Ruth Shapiro FRIENDLIEST BOY Yale Herr FRIENDLIEST GIRL Sandra Schaffner CLASS BRAIN Ronald Fishman CLASS IOURNALIST Sandra Levin CLASS TWINKLE TOES Leonore Glazer CLASS VOCALIST Zelma Sirotinsky CLASS SMALL FRY Marlene Sandor CLASS BRUNETTE Iudy Meyers CUTEST COOKIE Phyllis Horwitz PEP PERSONIFIED Ricky Harris MOST VERSATILE BOY Erwin Warshawsky MOST VERSATILE GIRL Mickey Levin CLASS SHARPIE Dave Iannece CLASS SLICK CHICK Gloria Levine ATHLETIC HERO Gary Viner ATHLETIC HEROINE Marie Spillone CLASS ARTIST Kenneth Freeman CLASS MUSICIAN Yvonne Bowman CLASS ACTRESS Leah Stern CLASS COMEDIAN Ronald Yedlin CLASS CARROT TOP Eleanor Weiner CLASS BLONDE Iean Randall CLASS PALS Iudy Ginsburg and Maxine Linke CLASS COUPLE Charlene Schwartz and lack Adelman ADELMAN, IACK CGrantl Hall guard Capt., soccer team, square dance, att. off., 4A prom com. ALLEN, FRANCES IGregoryJ G.A.A., att. off., square dance: ex. games. ALTENBERG, BARRY CDelanol Vis. ed, 4A prom com, M.C.A. award, swim team, French club. APRIL, ARNOLD IGregoryl 4A spec. act. coin., hall guard, att. oft., gym leader. ALTER, MILDRED CPennl Hall guard, MCA. del.: M.C.A. alt., teaCher's aid, G.A.A. ARRINGTON, ERNESTINE tTennysonl G.A.A., rnod. dance, ex. games. BAUM, SHIRLEY CGregoryl Hall guard, att. oft I gilt com. chairman, M.C.A. off., teacher's aid. BELL, IOAN CTennysonl G.A.A., MCA. del., Glee club, att. oil., hall guard. BENNET, BOB fDelanol M club treas., swim team, 4A athletic com.: REVIEW rep., life guard. BENOVITZ, MELVIN IDelanol Lunchroom guard, hall guard, bowling team. BERKIN, DOROTHY CLawsonJ Braille reader, adj. oft., G.A.A., teacher'S aid. BERLAND, EERN CGregoryl Prog. oll., G.A.A., braille reader, teachers aid. M055 me Commiffee Co-chairmen: Ben Kahn, Ronald Yedlin Committee: Leonard Schaider, Lee Silverglade , 8 1 l9eciaf.x4cfiuifie5 Kommiffee Co-chairmen: Walter Rornanek, Ruth Golden Committee: Sheldon Pines, Arnold April BLOCK, FERN IGregoryl Adj. ofiq hall guard, braille readerg GAA., off. helper. BLUM, SHIRLEY CLawsonJ Att. ofl.g braille reader, GAA. del. BOAZ, CHARLES Clrvingl Fireguardg usher club, rifle team, hall guard, color guardg R.O,T.C. drill team. BOVVMAN, YVONNE CBrownD Braille readerg MCA. award, adj, olf.g G.A.A.g 4A rep. BRAMSON, MELVIN IGregoryj Hall guard, lunchroorn guard. BRANTMAN, RENEE CLawsonD Sr. Honor Soc.g Conserv. corny M.C.A. alt.g 4A luncheon com.g adj. oil. BROVVN, VIOLA CDrakej GAA., teacher's aid, Drama clubg Conserv. com., ex. games. BUXBAUM, MELVIN CPennl Hall guard, braille reader, lunchroorn guard, CADE, CARLDELL fTennysonj Hall guard, gym capt. CARPENTER, EDITH CTennysonj Mod. dance. CHAPMAN, PATRICIA lMedilll G.A.A.g Art club exec. boardg ex. games. CHESS, SYLVIA CRiisJ Att. olI.g News rep., hall guard, 4A luncheon corn., MCA. alt. CLAIBORNE, WILEORD CTennysonl Hall guarclg qym captg Choristersg orch. COHEN, BETTY fLaWsonl Adi olfg MCA del- lib. ass'tg GAA4 Sr. Honor Soc COLLYER, LOIS CTiltonD Ex. qaanes. COPENHAVER, DALLAS CDelanCl Braille readerg hall guardg gym leaclerg Glee club CRAWFORD, ELAlNE CAnibroseD G.A.A.g ex. aaniesg hall guard. CROSS, DOLORES CGraniD GA A: ex. garzzesg aft off, CUTRER, RUTH CI-lowlancll GA Aj GAA. exec board. DAVIS, ALLAN CDelanoD Band G orch.g Nat'l Honor Soap basketball team mgrg M clubg 4A rep. DONATUCCI, EUGENE CGi'eqoryl Football leartig M winner. DONOERIO, BETTY LOU CBe-idler? Bandg band letterg G.A.A.p Spanish club. DONOFRIO, IOANN CBeidlerl Bandg band letterp G.A.A.g Spanish club. DRUCKER, DIANNE Cpopel Ereioh club oresq Drama clubg Nat'l Honor Socg 4A luncheon corn.g alt. off. ap ana! gown ommiffee Co-chairmen: Dorothy Thompson, Leonard I-larsel puddcifg Cjommiffee Co-chairmen: Sheila Goodman, Kenneth Freeman Committee: Merrill Ginsburg, Donna Herson, Gail Pitlulc DRUCKER, EUGENE CHoWlandD Nat'l Honor Soc.g orcl'i.g hall guardg lunchroom gucrrdg 4A rep. DUBOFSKY, LORRAINE CPennJ Hall guardg teacher's aidg G.A.A.g div, sec'yg gym Capt. DUNN, SHARON fPopeJ Hall guardg off. helperg G.A.A.g div. sec'yg att. oll. ECHALES, REA CLawsonD 4A prom com.: MCA. awardg News rep.7 Ir. 51 Sr. Honor Socsg 750 club. EDELCUP, NORMAN lMorseJ Sr. Honor Socg orch.g M.C.A. delg Drum QS. Bugle Corpsg Ushers club, EISNER, PHILIP CBryantJ Band G orch.g 4A prom corny swing bandg att. olI.g braille reader. FEIVESON, HAROLD CDelanoJ Natl Honor Soc.g Key clubg hall guard letterg intra. sportsg lr. G Sr. Honor Socs. EELDMAN, VICTOR CHowlandJ 4B 6. 4A pres.g Nat'I Honor Soc.: basketball tearng Key clubg Stud. Adv. Coun. FELSENFELD, GILBERT CDe-lanol 4A vice pres.g hall guardg M.C.A, del. EISHMAN, DONALD CGregoryD News Ass't Editorg Nat'l Honor Soc.g Ir, G Sr. Honor Socg M.C.A. exec. boardg hall guardg Quill 61 Scroll. FISHMAN, RONALD CGregoryD Nat'l Honor Soc.g News Ass't Editor: Ir. G Sr. Honor Socsg vis. ed.g Conserv. com.g Quill CS Scroll. FOREMAN, IERRY lGregoryD Hall guard captg vis. ed.g Art clubg intra. sportsg gym leader. FRANKEL, LAWRENCE CSumnerl Print shop ioremanp big brotherg intra. sports. FREEMAN, KENNETH CBryantJ Art clubg Stud. Adv. Coun.g 4A publicity com. chairmang div. pres.: hall guard. GAFFNEY, MARY ANNE CSL Mell Ex. gamesg Drama clubg div. pres. GALLO, SUSANNA fShepardJ G.A.A.g Ir. Honor Soc.p Letter clubg 4A sec'yg att. off. GATER, MARION fMedilll G.A.A.g gym leaderg hall guardxg 750 club. GINSBURG. IUDITH tLaWsonl News Advertising Editorg M.C.A. exec. boardg Ir. Honor Soc.g M.C.A. delg 4A prom com. co-chairman. Quill 6. Scroll, GINSBURG, MERRILL tDelanol M.C.A. presq Nat'1 Honor Soc. pres.g Stud. Adv. Coun. vice-pres.g Conserv. corn. vice-fpres.,g soccer teamp Quill CS Scroll. GLASSMAN, ELAINE CSumnerl Ir. Honor Soc.g div. sec'yg off. helperg MCA. delg G.A.A, GLAZER, LEONORE tDelanol Orch. vice-presg concert masterg French club pres.g M.C.A. awardg teacher's aid. GOLD, ROBERTA CBryantl Teachers aidg att. otf.g hall guardg M.C.A. off.g 500 club. GOLDEN, RUTH fBeidle-rl Sr. Honor Soc.g att. off.g teachers aidg hall guardg 4A spec. act. com. GOLDSTEIN, BARBARA fMarshallJ G.A.A., hall guardg att. oft. inance ommiffee Co-chairmen: Rose Mctllardi, Carmella Natellct GOLDSTEIN, FRED tGregoryJ Hall guard, News rep., Conserv, com., braille reader, big brother. GOLDSTEIN, MELVIN tGregoryJ Glee club, Ir. Honor Soc., hall guard, big brother, teacher's aid. GOODMAN, DENISE tGregoryl News Editor ol News, prog. oil., GAA, del., hall guard, 4A graduation com., Quill ci Scroll. GOODMAN, SHEILA CLawsonl GAA., art club, att. oil., 4A publicity corn. co-chairman. GORDON, SAM CHowlandJ Div. pres., Drama club, hall guard, vis. ed., teachers aid. GOTTLIEB, BARBARA CBryantl Sr. Honor Soc., prog. oil., lr. Honor Soc, att. oft., Drama club. GREEN, DOROTHY CMorseD Letter club, Glee club, div. sec'y, M.CA. award, G-.A.A. exec. board. GREENBERG, ALAN CDelanol Vis. ed, Sr. Honor Soc. GREENBLATT, SANDRA CLawscnD 4B rep., div. vice- pres., hall guard, braille reader, gym leader. GREENMAN, SEYMOURC Pennl Glee club, lr. Honor Soc, News rep., big brother, lcotball team. GROSS, IOAN lLawsonD 4A rep., 4B hayride com., att. oil., div. sec'y, adj. oft. HAIZL, ELSIE lDelanol 4A treas., div. sec'y, G.A.A., M.C A. del. HARRIS, REBECCA tPennJ GA A. pres., Letter club, Stud. Adv. Coun. sec'y, 4A prom com. chairman, lr. QS Sr. Honor Socs. HARSEL, LEONARD CGregoryl Key club pres., M.CA exec. board, Conserv. com. chairman, hall guard capt, Stud. Adv, Coun. HAYES, ANN tBeidlerD G.A.A. exec. board, 500 club, att. oil, Art club, G.A.A. del. HERR, YALE CHebrew Parochiall 4A courtesy corn. co- chairman, M club, hall guard, lunchroom guard, loot- ball team. HERSON, DONNA fSumnerl News Editor-in-Chief, Nat'l Honor Soc. seC'y, Stud. Adv. Coun., 4A publicity com., French club pres., Quill 6. Scroll. HILLMAN, GOLDILEE tpennl Div. sec'y, braille reader, att. oil., teacher's aid, 4B turnabout com. HORWICH, GERALDINE tGregoryJ Att. ctt., G.A.A., teachers aid, hall guard, ex, games. HORWITZ, PHYLLlS lflregoryl Cheerleader, 4B treas, div. treas., 4A luncheon com., Sr. Honor Soc. IANNECE, DAVID KBeidlerl Band, vis. ed., Drama club, big brother. KAHN, BEN QLawsonJ Football team, hall guard, 4A who's who com. chairman, gym leader, div. pres. KALMAN, ALAN CPenriJ KAMINSKY, STUART iMascnl M club vice-pres., soc- cer team, hall guard, Choristers. KATSION, GORDON KShepardJ Football team mgr., basketball team rngr., M club, lib. ass't, div. sec'y. KENNON, BERNADINE CGladstonel Braille reader, G.A.A. KERSTER, MARILYN CGregoryD Teacher's aid, adj. olf, hall guard, gym leader, Glee club. KOHN, HERBERT CLawsonl M club sec'y, Key club, Sr. Honor Soc., M club treas., 4B turnabout com, KRAMER, GERALD Clewish Academyl Drama club, hall guard, MCA. del. KRAMER, IANET KShepardl Ir. Honor Soc., otf. helper, Letter club, 4B turnabout com., 4A luncheon com. co- chairman, KUGLER, DAVID iPennJ 4B basketball team, hall guard, intra. sports. KUPERMAN, SOL fHOWlGI'1dl lr. Honor Soc., Sr. Honor Soc., band, teacher's aid, Camera club. KUSHNER, BARBARA CGregoryl Orch, MOA. award, 750 club: att. otf., braille reader. LA MANTIA, ARLENE CMarshallD G.A.A., att. oft., teacher's aid, ex. games, REVIEW rep. LEE, URSULA fCalhounl Orch., G.A.A., att. off., braille reader, lib. ass't, LEPKOWSKI, IOHN lBelll Div, pres., Braille club pres., radio program, assembly program. LEVIN, GLORIA CPennJ Prog, oflg lr. 5. Sr. Honor Socsg hall guardg 4A prom com.g French club treas. LEVIN, IOYCE lGregoryl 4B sec'yg cheerleaderg div. sec'y: 4A luncheon com. coechairniang att. oil. LEVIN, MARLENE tPennJ REVIEW Photog. Editor G repg MCA. sec'yg 4B turnabout chairmang Conserv. corn, exec. boardg Sr. Honor Soc. vice-presg Quill 51 Scroll. LEVIN, SANDRA CLaWsonD News Literary Editorg Nat'l Honor Soc., 4B turnabout corn.g att. olf.g braille readerg Quill 61 Scroll, LEVINE, SANDRA LEE KHowlandJ Ir. Honor Soc.g att. ollg off. helperg div, treasg teachers aid. LEVINE, SOL lLaWsonJ Spanish clubg Art clubg div. presg big brother. LEVINSON, IOEL lLawsonD Hall guard. LEWIS, HOWARD lGregoryD Hall guard captg lunch- room guard captg att. oflg gym captg Conserv. corn. LINDERMAN, SHELDON CDelanoD Hall guardg lunch- room guardg intra. sportsg bowling team. LINKE, MAXINE CLaWsonl Letter clubg 4B turnabout corn.,g Sr. Honor Soc.g hall guardg att, off. LlSTlCK, MARTIN lGregoryl Conserv. com.g hall guard Capt.. lunchroom guardg 4B basketball teamg 4B 6: 4A coms. LUALLEN, MAUREEN CBeidlerJ Gym leaderg health guardg Letter clubg hall guardg ex. games. MALLARDI, ROSE lMorseD 4A finance corn. MALMED, LEE Clrlowlandl Nat'l Honor Soc.g 4B vice- presg orch. presg Stud. Adv. Courrg MCA. del. MARGOLIS, ANNETTE lDelanoJ Div. sec'yg balletg hall guardg French clubg GAA. MARKS, ELAINE lPopeJ Orch.g GAA.: hall guardg big sister. MASLOV, ALAN lLaWsonJ Key clubg MCA. alt.g vis. ed.g lunchroorn guardg div. vice-pres. MAX, LEONARD lHowlandD Basketball tearng intra. sports. 4B 6- 4A basketball team. Courfwy Commiffee Co-chairmen: Yale Herr, Ie-an Randall MEYERS, IUDY fMarshaIlJ REVIEW rep, gym leader. MILLER, LEONARD CBryanlJ Band: gym leader, braille reader, intra. sports, Art club. MITCHELL, ROGERS CTennysonl Intra. sports, gym leader, fire guard, hall guard capl, ROTC. off club. NATELLA, CARMELA KBeidlerl Sr. Honor Soc: 4B turn- aboul com., 4A finance com., 4B rep, Conserv. com ORENSTEIN, IRWIN CLawsonD Hall guard, M.C.A. del., band. PIERCE, ASPASIA CTiltonJ Hall guard, leacherls aid, French club, Chorislers, ballet. PINES, SHELDON CGregoryl Hall guard, MCA. del, 4B spec. acl. corn, chairman, 4A :spec act com, intra sports. PITLUK, GAIL CGregoryJ Art club seay, prog oll, braille reader, Drama club, Sr. Honor Soc, PLUNKETT, ALLEAN lHun1phreyl Hall guard, Crlee Club, GAA POKIN, MARY fMorseD GA A, hall guard POKOIK, HERBERT lluawssonl Fire guard, Usllern club Drum CS Bugle Corps, REVIEW rep, RANDALL, IEAN lHowlandl 4A courtesy com charr- rnan, Ir. Honor Soc., MC.A, award, REVIEW rep Letler club. RIBBLE, IOANN CGregoryJ G.A A.g 4A rep.g square dance. RICHMAN, MAURA KPennl MCA. sec'yg Ir. 61 Sen. Honor Soc.g Conserv. corn., oil. helperg Stud. Adv. Coun. pres. RICHMAN, ROSE fLawsonD 4B repg att. ottg hall guardg G.A.A, RIEEE, ROBERT CDelancl M.C.A. del.g att. oftg basket- ball tearng div. presg hall guard. ROBIN, Cl-IARLENE CPopeD GA A. exec. brdg att. olf.g Letter cluby adj. oitg ballet. ROBINSON, LAVERNE fBeidlerJ G.A.A.g Lib. ass'tg hall guardg SOO club. ROMANEK, WALTER lllregoryl MCA. del.p hall guardg 4A spec. act. corng intra, sports, Iunchroom guard. ROMANOFF, VVILLIAM CLaWsonl Swirn tearng M win- nery 4B CS 4A basketball tearng intra. sportsg lunchroom guard Capt. ROSENBERG, SIDNEY CGregoryD REVIEW Sports Edi- torg hall guardg Ir. Honor Soap att, oltq Quill 51 Scroll. ROSENTHAL, DOROTHY tShepardl G.A.A.g lib. ass'tg Spanish clubg hall guard. ROWELL, CLARENCE CTennysonD Hall guardg lunch- room guardg teachers aid. SALADINO, RAMONA lLawsonD G.A.A.g hall guardg teacher's aidg div. sec'yg att. oli. .f4fLAfic Cvommiffee Co-chairmen: Rose Vecchiolla, Bob Bennett We YQ' pf I I QW Comlnfffee Chairman: Shirley Baum Committee: Leonore Glazer, Barbara Kushner SANDOR, MARLENE lDelanoD MCA. del.p gym leaderg GA.A. SCHAEFNER, SANDRA lLawsonl REVIEW Literary 5- Write-ups Editorg att. ollg lr. Honor Soc.g gym leaderg ex. gamesg Quill :S Scroll. SCHAIDER, LEONARD CEricSSonl Band G Orch.: Natl Honor Soc.g att. offg braille readerg 4A Who's who com. SCHAREE, MYRON lDelanol Basketball tearng M. win- nerg Key club sec'yg 4A graduation com.g hall guard. SCHULTZ, DOLORES CTiltonl Choristersg GAA. SCHWARTZ, CHARLENE CGregoryl Att. ollq teacher's aidg Choristersp MCA. delg REVIEW rep. SHAPIRO, RUTH lGregoryD REVIEW Editor-in'Chiefg 4A graduation conrg GAA. del. 61 alt.g 4B turnabout com.g Stud. Adv. Coun.: Quill QS Scroll. SHNAY, GERALD CLawsonl Soccer teamg football teamg hall guardg Stamp clubg M. club. SIEGEL, ARNOLD CBryantl Hall guardg intra. sportsg gym leaderg soccer teamg Conserv. com. alt. SILVERGLADE, LEE fDelanol Div. pres.g 4A who's who corn.g hall guardg MCA. delg Ir. Honor Soc, SIMON, ERIEDA fLawsonl 4A repg lib. assftg att. oltg hall guardg teacher's aid. SINGER, ROCHELLE Cpennl 4B repg 4A prom. corny att. oflg hall guardp adj. olf. uncAeon ommiffee Co-chairmen: loyce Levin, Ianet Kramer Committee: Renee Brantman, Phyllis Horwitz, Dianne Drucker, Fred Goldstein, Ruth Thaler, Sylvia Chess SIROTINSKY, ZELMA CBryantJ Braille reader, att. otf., Art club, div. pres., G.AA. SKLAR, IERRY ISUIUHSTJ Prog. off., hall guard, lr. QS Sr. Honor Socs., gym leader, M.CA. del. SMITH, MARION CDouglasl Lib. ass't, GAA., div. sec'y, att. oft., Conserv. com. SMITH, PHYLLIS CGregoryD GAA. del., hall guard, adj. off., Glee club, braille reader. SPILLONE, MARIE CGregoryl Letter club pres., GAA. gym leader, M.C.A. rep. STERLING, ALVIN CHowlandJ Swim team, Camera club, 4A graduation com. STERLING, IRIS Cllelanol Glee club, hall guard, teach- er's aid, ex. games, GAA. STERN, LEAH fSumnerJ News Feature Editor: Drama club, French club vice-pres., Sr. Honor Soc., braille reader, Quill G Scroll. STONE, SONIA IBryantl Orch., G.A.A., M.C,A. award. STOPECK, PHYLLIS fl-Bryantl Oil. helper, 4B turnabout com., att. off., 250 club, GA.A. SUBAT, IOANN IRyersonl GAA., teacher's aid, hall guard, ex. games. SWERDLOVE, NANNETTE CBryantJ GAA., del., News rep., hall guard, att. oil. THALER, RUTH fRiisl M.C.A. del.g att. off.g hall guard: News rep.g 4A luncheon com. THOMPKINS, DAVID Clilobinsonl THOMPSON, DOROTHY iBeidlerl Att. oiig hall guardg teachers aidg div. sec'yg 4A cap G gown com. TOBIN, NORMA CDelanol Sr. Honor Soc.g att. off.g hall guard. VECCHIOLIJX, ROSE CShepardl Letter Club seC'yp M,C.A. delg div. presg 4A athletic corn.g Ir. Honor Soc. VINER, GARY lBryantl M Winnerg basketball teamg soccer teamg intra. sportsg gym leader, WARSHAWSKY, ERWIN CGregoryl Basketball teamg hall guardg gym leaderg intra, sportsg Ir. Honor Soc, WASSERMAN, SHERWIN CBryantl Choristersp hall guardg accordion soloistg att, oiig M.C.A. del. WEINER, ELEANOR iLaWsonl Ir. Honor Socg lib. ass'tg hall guardg G.A.A.g big sister. WEST, ARLENE floawsonl G,A.A,g att. offq hall guarclg big sister. WILDBAUM, HERBERT CBryaniQ 4A basketball teamp MCA. delg vis. edg hall guardg basketball team. WITT, PHILIP CDelanol swim teamg M.C.A. exec. boardg 4A repg 4B hayride com. chairmang intra. Sports. ,gram ommiffee Co-chairmen: Ricky Harris, Iudy Ginsburg Committee: lack Adelman, Phil Eisner, Barry Altenberg, Lee Malmed, Gloria Levin, Rochelle Singer fx X EMM' H' wtf WOLKERWITZ GERTRUDE KHowlar1dJ 250 club, att off., hall guard, News rep., teachers aid. YEDLlN, RONALD CMarshallD M.C.A. del.: teacher's aid, Glee club, 4A who's who com. co-chairman. ZIDER, IOAN CGregoryJ GAA. alt., att. off, hal guard, bcolcrooni sec'y. ZLATKOEE, CHARLES CBryantD MCA. del., div. pres., 4A rep., M. club, swim team Capt. CAMERA SHY CABLE, HERBERT CGregoryD hall guard, att. oil. FOSTER, HENRY CTennysonJ R.O.T.C., att. oft., hall guard, lunchroom guard, lireguard :Sf usher club. GERSHON, DON CBryantJ Football team, hall guard, lunchroom guard, gym leader, Conserv. com. KARNES, SALLY QMOrSel Choristersg G.A.A. KEMP, RUTH tGregcryJ GAA., health guard. PATTERSON BARBARA QBeidlerl Art club, div. pres, G.A.A. 94 BLY, ELIZABETH CTe-nnysonl GAA., hall guard. BRATKOVIC, DON CMarshallJ Football team, M club, brkm. aid, lunchroom guard. BROOKS, DOLORES CMcLarenJ G.A.A.g ex. gaines. ROLLINS, DOLORES fTennysonl GAA., orch. WATKINS, IOAN fMCLarenJ Hall guard: G.A.A., lib. ass't, teacher's aid. BARBARA, WHITEHEAD KGregierl G.A A., GAA. del., ex. games, te-ache-r's aid. Qgiucluafion ommiffee Ruth Shapiro, Martin Listick, Denise Goodman, Myron Scharff, Sheldon Linderman l PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER David Lanski Stuart Garber Sherlirxe Ross Eileen Zimmerman QACQVQ of tAe June 6555 june 1+ ffufzfe C5 i-- 'l'lielrna Cohen ..,Y, . Vivian E. Staikoii.. Sheila S. Schwartz Bita Sampson ,Y..,Y.. Arthur Farber ,,,w,. Samuel W. Hurley ....... Stuart Levin ,,,,... Iris Atlas Abby Balter ..,,...,.. Howard Brickrnan Harold N. Spector Shirley Gerstein .. Paul H. Goldstein.. Alice A. Nagai ...... lrrna Putterman .... Ioan M. Duck .......... David Lanski ........ 0l'l0I WJ VALEDICTORIAN Thelma Cohen SALUTATORIAN Vivian Staikoft Mile SNOIQOI' 56 54 50 47 46 46 46 44 43 41 40 38 38 37 36 Shirley Shapero .,,. , Barbara Simon ...... Barbara A. Martin. Vivian Shapiro .. lrene Orloff ....... ...... Shirley A. Peterson Sheldon V. Tresharisky Vera E. Blake ....... .. Delores Paul ............ Sandra F. Lebovitz lris I. Stern v........ Barbara Vanco ..,.. Donald Oppenheim Iudith Bernstein ....,. Norman Mansfield Gail E. Beames ........ Howard Weinberg Shirley Speigel .........,,.,,.,....,...,,.......,,.,.,,,,,,,.,Y,,,,-,Y,,,,, 96 N June , MOST SUCCESSFUL BOY Arthur Farber MOST SUCCESSFUL GIRL Thelma Cohen FRIENDLIEST BOY Irwin Battoclc FRIENDLIEST GIRL Alice Nagai CLASS ARTIST Nick Phillips TWINKLE TOES Naomi Moderick CLASS ACTRESS Edie Levin CLASS IOURNALIST Marcia Rendler CLASS ADONIS Warren Levins CLASS VENUS Audrey Iones A SMALL FRY Sandra Cohen CUTEST COOKIE Olivia Cannataro CLASS PALS Sandra Fischer and Florence Kerstein WN ATI-ILETIC HERO Norman Levin CLASS I-IEROINE Lois Fried MOST VERSATILE Stewart Granick CLASS BRAIN Iris Atlas CLASS VOCALIST Beverly Schiffman CLASS MUSICIAN Rita Sampson CLASS BLOND Mary Anne Weaver CLASS BRUNETTE Dianne Zolt CLASS Sl-IARPIE Frank Guerino SLICK CHICK Abby Balter PEP PERSONIFIED Thelma Steinberg CLASS COMEDIAN Dolores Gilbert CLASS COUPLE Roslyn Wolansky and Bill Woloshin ABRAHAM, ESTHER CLaWsonl Hall guard. ADDELIA, MIKE CEricssonJ Track teamg swim teamp H club. ALPERT, ROSALYN CBryaniJ Gym leader div. sec hall guardg G.A.A. AMABILE, DOLORES KShepardl G.A.A.g teachers aid, ARMSTRONG, CLARA CLaWsonl Gym leaderg hall guardp REVIEW rep.g teachers aid. ex. games. ARON, PHYLLIS CBryantJ Lib. ass'lg teachers aidg M.iC.A. del. S altq div. treas.g News rep, ARPIN, leaderg ROBERTA CPrecious Bloodl Hall guardg gym lib. ass'tg ieacher's aidg M.C.A. del. 5. alt. ATKINS, MOLLY lMedillJ Hall guard captq teachers aidg gym leaderg G.A.A. ATLAS, lRlS CGregoryJ Nat'l Honor Soc.g lib. ass'lg hall guardg div. sec. ci treasg teacher's aid. BACHERT, ADELINE CEricssonl 4A rep.g G.A.A.g lib. ass'tg teachers aidg div. pres. BACHI, SHIRLEY MAE CTiltonJ Hall guardg G.A.A.g big sisier. BACHNER, SAM CGregoryl Vis. ed.g hall guardg div. pres.g big brotherg fire marshal. BALTER, ABBY CMarshalll Nat'l Honor Soc.g French club treasg Art clubg MCA. del.g REV. rep. BATTOCK, IRWIN lBryantJ Soccer team capt.g M clubg Turnabout chm.g hall guardg gym leader. BAZADIER, BILLIE Hall guard: teaclfierfs aidg att. off.g G.A.A.g M Winner. BECKER, CAROLE CBryantJ G.A.A.g teache-r's aidp hall guardg att. off. BECKER, HOWARD QBryantl Div. pres.g hall guard. BELPEDIO, ANTHONY CEricsson7 BEND, HELEN Clirownl Ex flil i '-N Q ' REN1AlVllN, YVONNE fM4Tl,11li1lll Hili 111: 1, 1111 v:,1.1'lg D ' REVlEW rep, teaclic-r':: aid .b W, .I 1 RERGER, MARSHALL CRrymi' ll Club S-it twmi -, Eiall ai1ar1: div. vico pres sffig- ' K ' ik- V -s Qtr' fa C2 f1 3 RERlV1Al'I ALAN CHebrowP:1io':1iia1 Liincii L 1 liall Guari, lib assi bovvlinfx lorwrg, coris-ir' . RERNSTElN, 1UlUlTH KRryan11 Corperf ii '11, 3: Rona' Soc, Frencli Club, 4B sieerinr: Coit f'! X X Y . RERNSTEllN, ZELDA ilewizlli ACi'I7r'1f'l'y'l 11111 iz' Sr. Honor Soc, G A Ag teaciierk ai 1, liei11'1i ii: BLAKE VERA ipcipel Sr. Honor Sac, Frenci 4 x pres, 4A rep, art club, att oil RLOOM, MARILYN KLaw::on1 Leiter cliiii xx , G A Ap iiiofi dance, qyin leazier G A A in RRANl5lN, HENRY CHebrev' Psirociii.-il' Rin: OTC1 lunclirconi Guard, hall Qll.lClI'.i RREMNER, LYNN CSuninerD H111 qzmizi, aft of1, fzyizi leader, teachers aid, GAA BREWTON, CLAUDETTE CRiisl Big mister, teucliezwz aid att Oli, lib. ass'1. BRICKMAN, HOWARD Cllelanol 413 Tiirnaboigi cozzx, Nat. Honor Soc, MCA. del, hall aiiard, Spanish cliili pres, X 1 A155 gommiffee Co-chairmen: Fillmore Freeman, Francis Levinsky, Sandra Lebovitz, Sam Hurle .Sfage ora! Corrzrniffee V Co-chairmen: Leonard Drucker, Rita Sampson 99 X It QR I BRODY, SHELDON CBryantl Hall guard, intra. sportsg div. pres., M.C.A. del., Conserv. com. BROWDER, HAROLD CGrantl Hall guard. BROWN, EVA IEAN CBeidlerD Att. otf.: gym leader, drama club, GAA., teachers aid. BRUNO, IAMES iEricssonl Band, orch., lifeguard captq intra. spcrtsp squad leader. BURACK, ELAINE CGregoryD Sr Honor Soc., REV. bus. editor, letter club: mod. dance, drama club. CALHOUN, PATRICIA CGrantJ Hall guard, GAA., square dance. CANNATARO, OLIVIA QGregoryl Ir. prom com., art Club, mod, dance, div. vice-pres., Marsha Hall. CARP, MARILYN CDelanol Otf. helper, GAA4 div. sec., Ir. Honor Soc., Ir. prom Com. CARROLL, WILLIAM CSt. Phillipsl Orch., bandg swim team. CHASON, ALLEN CGre-goryl Boys glee club, lunch- room guard, football team. COHEN, ANNETTE CPopeJ G.A.A. COHEN, SANDRA KBryantl REV photog. editor, 4B turnabout Comq Conserv. Com exec. bd., div. sec., oft. helper. COHEN, THELMA IDelanoJ Natl Honor Soc. treasq MCA. vice-pres., letter Club, Spanish club pres., Cone serv. com exec. bd, COTELL, SANDRA CGregoryJ Art club, hall guard, GAA., REV. rep. CURGINIO, CLARICE CTiltonD Girls glee club, teach- er's aid: Conserv. Com., GAA. DAHL, MARVIN CBeidlerJ Sr. Honor Soc. treas., M.C.A. del, M.C.A. sgt.-atearmsg hall guard, big brother. DANIELS, HELEN IGIGHIJ Adj. offq ushers Club, div. sec., G.A.A,, hall guard. DEGODNY, LEON IPennl Intra. sportsg gym Capt., hall gpardgffxbasketball team, div. pres. A ' , .' ff a .' 1. I IOUVIIT I ' 'O ' , A .X ,, X 'H f DlMARTlNO, ALBERTA CGret3o.yi Gyiil leaiier, G A A. DOOLITTLE ROBERT lpennl Hull cguatii DOSS, HARRY lLaWson l REV reg? hall axgari, ltincli- roorn guard DRAZNER, lSADORE lHoWlandl Hall azirzrii vi.: eil DRUCKER, LEONARD CBryantl Hall aiiarri Capt, MCA. alel, lib. ass't, div pres, lminchroorn guard if DUBINSKY, BAHBARA lGreqorvl Hall award, Cliv sec Conserv Corn., teachers aid, G A A DUCK, IOAN llvlarshalll Nat'l Honor Soc, letter Club, band sec, lib. assi DUNN, IAMES tSCanlanl Braille Club MCA del CS- alt.g Conserv Com. EKEY, BETTY tWest Salerril Prog olt ELATKIN, MORTON fBryantl Hall quaiii ERHARDT, ANN tBeidlerl GA A EVANS, HELEN Clvlorsel Div pres., M.CA del, l'iall guard, Conserv, Com., lib, assi ,prom Commiffee iflanfe Ommiffw Elossy lolinsan, Norman Mansfield, Lorraine C0'ChUi1'm91'15 heme OflOlff DUV19 Zoll Simon Treasurer: Eileen Zimmerman. lOl L- , .Q , V , 1 . 1 5 V ? lU2 FARBER, ARTHUR CDelanol M.C.A. pre-5.5 prin. adv. bd. chm.g Nat'l Honor Socg boys glee clubg Spanish club pres. FELDGREBER, MARVIN IPennl Hall guard. FINKLE, GERALD IBryar1tJ Football team. hall guardg prom. com. chrn. 'af FISCHER, SANDRA IHoWlandD REV. ed.-in-Chg 4B com. ch.g jr. prom corn.g priri. adv. bd.g lunch. com. FOGEL, REVA lDelanoD 4B turnabout com.g jr. prom com.g div. presg Conserv. Com. exec. bd.g oil. helper. FRANKHAM, TOM IBeidlerl Bandg orchg M Winner. FRASCO, RAYMOND IMorsel FRAUSTO, MARIAN IHendriclcsJ Prog. oIt.g G.A.A. FREEMAN, FILLMORE fSt. Iosephl Basketball teamg M club vice-presg hall guard. Sr. Honor Soc. FREVELETTI, IAMES IGre-goryj Div. pres. FRIED, LOIS ILaWsonl Letter club pres.g Sr. Honor Socg 4B com. chm.g M.C.A. delg gym leader. FRIEDMAN, DIANA IMunichl Hall guardg div. treas., teacher's aid. MCA. alt. GALANTE, RAYMOND IOur Lady of Sorrowsl Foot- ball team: M.C.A. del. GARBER, STUART CBryantl 4B 5. 4A vice-presg M.C.A. del.g hall guardg lib. ass'tg Ir. Honor Soc. GEDANSKY, ROBERT IGregoryJ Vis. ed.g hall guard, boys glee clubg gym leader. stage crew. GERSTEIN, SHIRLEY IPennJ Sr. Honor Soc. vice-pres. News ass't ed.g div. presq M.C.A. del.g lib. ass't. GERULAK, BOHDAN IWilbur H. Lynch, New Ycrkl Orch. GILBERT, DOLORES ANN INcrshJ Hall guardg GA A., att. off. capt.g teacher's aid. all ...,T GIVAN, YVONNE lBeidlerl C-.AA seoy, letter club, glee club: chorisiers, teachers aid. GOLDSTEIN, PAUL CDelanol Sr. Honor Soc, hall guard, M.C.A. del., REV. rep, div. pres. GOLDSTEIN, SANDRA Cllowlandl Letter club, Sr, Honor Soc., REV. rep, band, 4A rep GOODMAN, LIBBY KBryanll REV. panels ed, G.A.A, Sr. Honor Soc., div. sec, Spanish club. GOODMAN, ROBERT lSChleyl Div pres, div. soc, loiq brother, vis. ed., ati. oll. GOODMAN, SANDRA fDelanol MCA del., French club, Braille reader, Sr Honor Soc, hall award, GORDON, JAY CGregoryl Soccer learn vis ed., hall guard, REV rep., fire marshal. GORLICK, KAREN fLawsonD Teachers aid, hall qiiard, Conserv. com. GRANICK, STEWART Cfiregoryl 4B Sharpie, Key club sec, M club, Chorislers, MC A. del. GREEN, AZELEAN QMed1lll Mod. dance, orch, att, oil., G.A.A., MCA. del, GREENFIELD, FARRIS Clackscnl Gym leader, GAA, hall guard, health guard, ati. oil. GREGORIO, IOAN fGregoryl GA A., gym leader, div. pres., hall guard. unc eon nferfainmenf Cjommiffee jcLef Commiffee lames Waltrip Sandra Fischer, Florence Co-chairmen: Norton Zeman, Kerstein Angelo Sarno Knot in picturel Edythe Levin IOHNSON, FLOSSIE IMedillJ G.A.A.g M.C,A. delg att. oII.g off. helperg gym leader. IANESI, MARGARET ANN CCorkeryJ G.A.A. IACOBY, BOBBETTE IHowlandJ Balletg G.A.A.g News re-pg lib. ass't big sister. IACOBSGN, NATHAN ILaWsonl Bandg orch.g rifle teamg fire guardg lunchroom guard. IACKSON, RITA IEAN CLaWsonl Hall guard. ISENBERG, IAMES IDelanoJ M.C.A. del.g hall guard. HURLEY, SAMUEL CRiisl 4B presg Nat'l Honor Soc.g R.O.T.C. maj.g key clubg M.C.A. del. HOLMES, ARLENE KRiisl Hall guardg G.A.A.g att. oIf.g G.A.A. delg teachers aid. HGCHWERT, LEONA IShe-pardj M.C.A, del.g hall guardg G.A.A.p main off. helperg teache-r's aid. HILL, IESSE C'I'ennysonJ Teacher's aid: basketball teamg M club. HEIDE, HARVEY ICarne-ronl Bandg orch.g swing band. HARNEY, SHIRLEY CMorsel G.A.A.p hall guardg health guardg REV. rep.g big sister. HALOSKI, DELORES CSumnerJ G.A.A.g ex. games. HAIMOWITZ, RITA Uewish Academyl Sr. Honor Soap hall guardg health guardg teacher's aidg G.A.A. GUERRIERI, ANN CEricssonl Hall guardg teacher's aidg main off.: G.A.A. GUERINO, FRANK IOur Lady ol Sorrowsl Gym leader. GROSSMAN, FRED fLaWsonJ M.C.A. del. G altg hall guardg intra. sportsp Braille readerg gym leader. GRIFFIN, SHIRLEY CTiltonl Hall guardg G.A.A. del.5 big sisterg teacher's aid. 2 .Seafing rrangemenb gommiffee Chairman: Fred Grossman Marilyn Bloom, Helen Daniels 185 IOHNSON, SHIRLEY CGrantJ att all, adi oll, MC A del., G.A A, ushers Cluli IOHNSON, VIVIAN llvlarshalll C1,A A all ml, alll. otl, div. seC'y, 4B turrxabout coixi IOHNSTON, BETTY lGrantJ Chorislers, Clieerlea-lvr, att oll., REV rep, div sec IONES, AUDREY lBeidlerl Div, sec, MCA dal, 4A rep: hall guard, G.A.A, del KAHN, ORRlN CSumr1erl Att otl, MCA del 6. alt Conserv, com., News rep, big brother KAHRS, THOMAS lMarshalll Hall guard KATZ, BERTHA lLawsonD Gym leader, Conserv com, teachers aid, att all, letter club sec 6. treaf KATZ, GLORIA lLawsonl GA A., prod alt, ir prom com., 4B rep, KATZ, IANICE lGregoryD Sr, Honor Sao, teacherkz aid, hall guard, News rep., Spanish club sec KILLEN, DOLORES lTiltonl Lib. ass't, hall auard ex. games, div. sec KERSTEIN, FLORENCE lHowlaridD 4B turnabout com, div. treas., hall guard, G.A A del., jr prom Chm. KENNEDY, DOROTHY lDoolittleJ Att oll.: hall auard, adj, olt., ushers club, teachers aid. Xoom ann! menu ommiffve Chairman: Reva Eogel Eugene Topel, Rochelle Sachs KINNARD, LAWRENCE CTennysonl Hall guardg lunch- room guardg vis. ed.g hall guard Capt. KISCHNER, SANFORD fLaWsonl Sr. basketball teamg glee Club. hall guardg intra. sportsg gym leader, KOFFMAN, RHODA CDelar1ol Conserv. com.g hall guardg GAA. KOPIN, ALBERT CSumnerl Sr. Honor Soc, pres.g M.C.A. del, G altg hall guard captg intra, sportsg glee club. KOSLEN, HERBERT CLawsonl Swim team co-capt.p hall guardg att. olf.g gym leaderg basketball team. KOSOFSKY, FRANCENE fBryantl Hall guardg att. ott.g teacher's aidg Braille readerg lib. ass't. KRAMER, SHAYNEE tPennJ Hall guardg att. oft.g G.A.A.g lunchroom guard. KRIKORIAN, HAZEL CCalhounl Att, ofI,g G.A.A. alt.g teacher's aid. KRIVIT, MARILYN CDelanoJ 250 clubp 4A rep.g teach- er's aidg big sisterg hall guard. LANDERMAN, ELAINE CBryantJ Sr. Honor Soc.g jr. prom com. chm.g hall guardg News repg teaCher's aid. LANSKI, DAVID CLaWsonl Sr. Honor Soc. pres.q 4A pres.p hall guardg div. presg 4B turnabout com. LARSEN, IEAN MARIE CMorseJ Hall guardg G.A.A.g teachers aid. LAVERY, WILLIAM CBethel Lutheranl Stage crewg att. oft. . LAWHON, SARA CLawsonJ Mod. dancep gym leaderg att. olt.g 750 clubg ex, games. LAWTON, IAMES CGraceWoodD LEBOVITZ, SANDRA lDelanoD Sr. Honor Soc.p library club sec'yg choristersg prog. ott.g big sister. LEVIN, EDYTHE fLaWsonI Sr. Honor Soc.p G.A.A. delg French club presg div. presg 4B sharpie. LEVIN, NORMAN CLaWsonJ Basketball team capt.g hall guardg spec. act. com. is fx, I NL W - , K ,L 1 LEVIN, STUART lGregoryD Band presg orchg MCA. alt.5 Nat'l Honor Soc. presg prin. adv. bd. LEVINS, WARREN CGregoryJ Orch. hall cguardg vi ed.g div. vice-pres.g jr. prcm com. ..LEVlNSKY, FRANCES CLawsonl l-lall auardg GAA.g G.A.A. del.y teacher's aidg ex games LICHTERMAN, ALLAN CBryantl Lib ass't, hall quardg big brother. LIPMAN, IERRY llilryantl Swim tearng soccer teavig MCA. del.g Jr. prom com.g hall guard. l.lSKER, ADELLE lBryantl Hall guard. GA A. LONG, BETTY CTennysonJ GAAg att. ollg teacherks aidg French club. LORENZINI, ELAINE Clvlarshalll l-lall guarclg teacherls aid. LYMAN, ELBEN llitiisl Mod. dance-5 GA Ag letter clubg lerg hall guard. LYON, IRIS CGre-goryl Ir. Honor Socg hall auardg div. pres.g teacher':: aidy att. olf. MANGANO, JOHN CGregoryl Hall guardg lunchroorn guard. MANNING, STANLEY lDeKalb Townshipl Eooiball teamg M. club. . . . 2 pfdgfffy Commfffee wi., fm., commiffee Co-chairmen: Sandra Perlove, Olivia Cannataro Co-chairmen: Sema Saperstein, Fred Mitchell. Members: Abby Balter, Clarice Curginio MANSI'-IELD, NORMAN CBryaritJ Basketball teamg hall guardg intra. basketball, MARCHETTI, DONNA Presentation! GAA. MARSHALL, WILLIAM CLawsonD Basketball teamg key clubg M club, lunchroom guardg hall guard. MARTIN, BARBARA ANNE Ueflersonj Bandg G.A.A.g Sr. Honor Socg mod. danceg glee club. MARTINO, PHYLLIS lGregoryD Hall guardg GAA. de-l.g teacher's aid. MATHIS OWEN CBryantJ Hall guardg GAA. . Jlliok 'jl'JJwJf- ' X. wff fo-ff LU IJUJ ,Jyfrvudllq V lfvigfkf Ja? F-!I.L,L,l,lj C JJ ' I. .,1,f 7 SWL Pj! f,ffNfL4 Yo' ,YV J . LMAY, FRANCIS fBeidlerlilHaIl guard- REV. .fe-p. MAY, SHIRLEY ANN lMarshalll GA.A.g hall guardg att otf.g teachers aidg M.C.A. alt. MC PARTLIN, HELEN COur Lady of Sorrows! Hall guardg teacherfs aidg G.A.A. lft ii. 'X MECLOSKY, SEYMOUR KPennJ vis. ed.g hall guard. MEISTER, DOROTHY CLaWsonl Att. oft.: Braille readerp hall guarclg ushers clubg G.A.A. MELAMED, ANNE CBryantJ 'I'eacher's aiclg Sr.,Honor Soc. se-c.p coriserv. com.g choristers sec.: REV. lit. ed. MILLER, MELVIN CHoWlandl Hall guardg basketball. MINUS, SANDRA CBryantJ Orchq M. winnerg lib. ass'tg G.A.A. MISHOULAM. RENEE lLawsor1J Hall guardg glee clubg G.A.A. MITCHELL, FRED KMarshallJ Football Capt.: M club pres.g key clubg hall guard. MODERICK, NAOMI CDelanol Div. vice-presg 4B turri-' about Comp Cheerleaclerg balletg main olt. MORGAN, LARRY CLawsonJ Soccer teamg att. off. captp M.C.A. cle-1.5 hall guarclg intra. sports. It i 2 gum! Commiffee Chairman: Gerald Finkle Sammy Bachner, Barbara Vanco MORGAN, PAULINE tMedilll Att Ott, health airarcl, hall guard, GA A. alt, ex aaiiies MORRIS, MlBlAM tLaWsOnD Hall anara, Braille reader, GAA, teachers aid, NAGAI, AUCE tTiltor1t Sr lflcncr SGC GAA, art club, div. pres, French Club, NEBHUS, KABI tMarshalll Art club, health aiiard NlDETZ, DANlEl. tLawsnnt MCA del, Conserv Cami, lib assft, att. off, teacher s aid. NOFSlNGEB, RONALD tSuiiinerl M C A del, hall auard, vis ed, Braille reader, att oil, NOBBlS, IANE tGrea0ryD Girls alee :lub ayrii loaae G,A.A. OPPENI-lElM, DONALD Cllebrew Parochiall Band, Orch, Sr, Honor Soc, teachers aid, intra basketball OBLOFF, IHENE tGreaoryl Sr. Honor Soc., big sister, div. pres, hall auard, teachers aid, ORLOV, HARVEY LLawsonl M CA del, lib aL band: arch, ayzri leader. PAUL, DELOBES tldryantl Sr. l'lrnor Sac., hall auarcl teachers aid, big sister, 4B Turnaboiit com. chiii PEBLOVE, SANDRA tBryantD Braille reader, GAA hall guard, art club. rachafion ommiffee Elaine Schneider, Iudith Bernstein PETERSON, SHIRLEY ICalhounl Lib. club pres.: Sr. Honor Soc. PHILLIPS, NICK fEricksonl Art clubg jr proiri. coing 4B turnabout com.g div. chm, POLLACK, ILA CBryantl Att. oil.g teachers aidg 4B corn.g div. sec.g REV, rep. POPOWCER, ROBERT iBryantl Bond: orchg swing band. .1 PORA, VALERIE iGre-goryl Sr. Honor Socg ofi. helperg teachers aidg G.A.A. PORTER, RUBY IEAN fBeidlerJ Cheerleaderp gym lead- erg conserv. corny letter clubg hall guard. PRITIKIN, ELDON CLawsonJ Lib. ass't. PUTTERMAN, IRMA CSumnerl Sr. Honor Soc.: M.C.A. del.g French club off.g 4B turnabout corny main oil. helper. RABIN, BARBARA QGregoryl Hall guardg teache-r's aidg div, pres.g G.A.A.g Spanish club treas. RABINOVITZ, ESTELLE IHoWlandl Teachers aidy Braille readerg G.A,A.g conserv. com,g Sr. Honor Soc. RASKIN, HARRIET iDelanol Ir. 6. Sr. Honor Soc.g chor- isters sec.g 4B G 4A rep.g att. oiig div. pres. REAMES, GAIL fBuffalol Ir. Honor Socq M.C.A. de-l.g 4B div. rep.g lib. ass't. REITMAN, MELVIN fLaWsonl Hall guardg jr. prcm corn.g intra. sportsp boys glee clubg drama club. RENDLER, MARCIA CGre-goryl News ed.g Braille read- erg REV. rep.g big sisterg div. pres. REZNICK, MELVIN CDelanol Hall guardg teacher's aid. RICE, CHARLOTTE CMorsel Div. sec.g teachers aidg ushers clubg big sisterg G.A.A, del. G alt. RICHARDS, GERALDINE Klrvingl Lib. ass't. RICHMAN, MARCIA CPennl Hall guardg att. off.- f G.A.A.g teacher's aid givin, RHJGEWAY, DANIEL lffileasonl Key cliibg football tearng MCA. delg Conserv. coin ROACH, HAZEL lBroWnl GAA, att oft, hall guard, ex. games. ROSENFELD, MAXINE CLaw:1onl Hall auard, teaclierls aiclg G.A.A.g health guard ROSS SHERUNE lPennJ 4B 5. 4A :zecg Sr. Honor Snag cheerleader: hall guarclg jr. proni coin. ROTHSTHN, PHYLLIS Cpennl Hall qiiardg G AA RUGENDCRF, IEROME Cflreaoryl Lilo a:1::'tg liinchrooixz guardg hall guardg intra. sports RUTTENBERG, TOBY CBryantl REV rep, div pre-fag hall guardg teachefs aid' Spanish club. SACHS, ROCHELLE lpennl Div. vice-presg REV. repp girls glee club vice-presg 4B turnaboiit comp prog. otl. SALGADQ, ROBERT CTanipal Hall guard, SALKIN, FREDRIC Cliflarshalll Bandg arch., M clubp swim tearng tennis team. SAMBERG, LEON CPennB Basketball teainq intra, base ketballg hall guarclg Spanish club. SAMPSON, LARRY lRiisD Att. ottg intra sportnsg hall guard. - i ala anal gown ommiffee Co-chairmen: Stewart Granick, lla Pollack ! 4 f . ff. S 191. Maxfli-6' , ,. is-1 D' ' ,x 491' SAMPSON, RITA tSurnnerl Natl Honor Soc. sec.g orch. presg lVl.C.A. del.g News repg 4B df 4A steering corn. SAMUELS, LOlS CGregoryl Prog. ottg hall guarolg div. pres: G A,A,g health class chrri. SANTUCCI, PHYLLIS tGregcryl Teachers aid. SAPERSTEIN, SEMA iBryantl Div. secg Conserv, com. secg att. oftg rnain ott helperg SUU Club. SARNO, ANGELA CShepardl Braille aidg teacher's aiclg hall guardg GA.A.g basketball team. SAVITT, LAWRENCE tLawsonJ MCA. ole-lg Conserv. corn.g bandg lib. ass'tg Spanish club. SCHIFEMAN, BEVERLEY tBryontl Choristers vice-presg teachers aidg Sr. Honor Soc. vice-presy att. ott.g M.C.A. del, CS alt. SCl'lNElDER, ELAlNE iBryantl Braille reaclerg G.A.A.g gym leaderg big sisterg att. olt. SCHRlEBER, IEANETTE tMarshallJ Drama clubg con- serv Ccrng lib. asst: teachers aiolg G,A.A. SCHWARTZ, CHARLES fBryc::tl bookrcorn ass'tg hall guardg REVIEW rep. SCHWARTZ, Sl-lElLA flvlascnl l-lat'l Honor SOC4 News Literary Editorg 4B repg lib, oss'tg adj oft. SCHWARTZ, TOBY tRiisl Braille reader: hall guard. SHAPERO, SHIRLEY CD5-lcnol Sr. Honor Soog 750 clubg French clubg big sister. SHAPIRO, VlVlAN tlvlarshalll Sr. Honor Socg hall guardg teachers aidg div. vice-presg big sister. SHENEELD, lOYCE Cliryantl Cheerleaderg gyrri leader, G-.A.A.g div. vice-presg teachers aid. SHERMAN, DOROTHY Cpennl REV. repg M.C.A. delg lr. Prom corrrg glee club vice-presg hall guard. SHERMAN, LOUlS tGregoryl Swim tearng bookroom aidy Sr. Honor Soc.g hall guard. SHIERIS, DONALD tDelanoJ Key clubg div presg vis ed.g hall guardg 4B steering corn. - - if T,- SHYER, ARLENE IBryantl Hall guard, G.A.A., French club, glee club, jr. honor soc. SIEGEL, ARNOLD tMarshallJ Band, drum and buqle corps. SILVERMAN, ARNOLD Clfawsonl Hall guard, band, vis. ed, teacher'n aid, gym leader. SIMON, BARBARA CPennl Sr. Honor Soc. pres., News Ieature ed., lib. ass't, adj. oft. SIMON, LORRAINE fLaWsonl Sr. Honor Soc., prog. off., G.A.A.g div. off., jr. prom com. SIMPSON, ROBERTA tLaw::onJ Att. oft., GAA., div. treas., Spanish club. SMITH, FRED tHowlandl Band, ROTC. SPECTOR, HAROLD tBryantl REV. sports ed., Sr. Honor Soc., hall guard, REV. rep, SPEIGEL, SHIRLEY CHowlandJ Teache-r's aid, GAA. del., M.C.A. del., Sr. Honor Soc., gym leader. STAIKOFF, VIVIAN CMarShallJ Nat'l Honor Scc, big sister, teacher's aid, hall guard, French club pres. STEINBERG, THELMA Ildawsonl GAA., 4B com., hall guard, att. oft., div. sec. STEPHENS, EDWINORE KMe-dilll Gym leader, GAA., health guard, att. oft., teachers aid. Courfwy ommiffee l9QCi6lK Jdcfiuifiea ommiffev Co-chairmen: Ioan Gregorio, Jerome Lippman 113 Co-chairmen: Irwin Battock, Bertha Katz Billy Woloshin, Ioan Duck vf- - v STEPHENS, IUANITA QGrantl Teacher's aidg hall guardg M.C.A. del.g ex. games. STERN, IRIS CPennJ Sr. Honor Soc.g gym leaderg leach- er's aidg G.A.A.p main off. helper. STEWART, THERESA fTennysonl Orclmy teacher's aidg hall guardg G.A.A.g att. off. TABB, DELORES llrvingl Teachers aidg gym leaderp adj. ollg G.A.A.g alt. off. TOPEL, GENE fHowlandJ Glee clubg hall quardg div. vice-presg lVl.C.A. del.g gym Capt. , TRESHANSKY, SHELDON fpetersonl News Sports ed.g M.C.A. alt.g hall auardg teaclier's aidg French club. TUCHMAN, RONALD lGregoryl Vis. edg hall quardp div. vice-presg gym capt. TURETZKY, HERBERT CBryantl Hall guard captg qlee clubg div. vice-presg News repg intra. sports, VANCO, BARBARA CHarrisonl Social com.g lib. ass'tg REV, and News re-pg art clubg G.A.A. VESPA, IACQUELINE CShe-pardl Atl. off.g gym leaclerg REV. rep.. teacher's aidg Braille reader. WALKER, ANNIE fTennysonl Prog. oily REV. repg teachers aidg G.A.A. WALTRIP, IAMES CGreqoryJ Hall quardg basketball teamg glee clubg MCA. del. G ali. WALTRIP, SALLIE CGreqoryl G.A.A.g airls glee clubg div. re-pg M.C.A.g div. sec. ' L. 'XyA'lilflNS, MEDORA cseidie-ri arch., G.A.A.g gym leaderp hall guard. , L YK 'NVEAV R, MARVANN CSl'iepardl Div. presq alt. olf.g r' QYm4 lie er: dieachers aidg gym Capt. iff . F 2 ,, V WEINBERG, BARBARA KGregoryD Off. helperg 1eacher's aidg Spanish clubg G.A.A.g div. sec. WEINBERG, HOWARD CDelanoJ News exec, ed.5 Sr. Honor Socg M.C.A. delg bowling leamg prin. adv. bd. WEINER, PI-IYLLIS lBrainardJ Gym leaderg G.A.A. WM? M W . . IA ' CAMERA SHY nv' 1 IWERNER, RITA lGregoryl Ex. games, News rep., att. oll., div. sec., teacher's aid. WILLIAMS, ' IAMES lMcCoshJ Basketball team, hall guard, MC.A. del., key club, M. club. WILSON, EDITH CSL Malachyl GAA., drama club, att. oll., gym leader, teacher's aid. I x WILSON, MONETTE tMarsl'iallJ Hall guard, G.A.A.4 lib'ass'tg REV. rep., div. pres. ' Vi , WOLANSKY, ROSLYNltBryar1tl Att. otf., GAA., div, sec., MC.A. del., hall guard. WOLOSHIN, WILLIAM tBryantJ Basketball team, spec act. com. chm.g intra, sports, gym leader, div. pres, YATA, TAKESHI lBeidlerl Hall guard Capt., big broth- er, tire guard capt.g usher Capt., teachers aid. ZEMAN, NORTON fFeristerl Bookroom ass't, soccer team, hall guard, big brother. ZIMMERMAN, EILEEN tLawssonl 4B 6. 4A treas., big sister, MCA. del., hall guard, teachers aid, ZOLT, DIANE lBryar1tl 4B lcoron. coin. Chiu., Spanish club, div. vice-pres., cheerleader, att. oll. ZUKERMAN, HAROLD lGregoryD Hall guard Capt., ushers club Capt., M.C.A. del. DEE, IOSEPH LEROY trlirschl Choir, Braille club, MCA, del., choristers. GIGANTI, DONALD KRYSTSOYID HARDY, GEORGE lBrownl Band. MAGILL, IULIUS lBryantJ Orch., hall guard, att. off., REV. rep., Ir. Honor Soc, SIEGEL, HAROLD lPenr1J 115 f 1-JN-DfV Yf' X 7 I - jlufwfafulf ' D IQ.-fl' 5 I' OMIM Aj Camel T- olsrlil-gdmidn In +l'a.l- CM 'I-ffagigx oak? Mil UE wx! 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