Midwood High School - Epilog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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.v, -. ' . Then we see the girl who grinds, But not a one of us ever finds That she has a date on a Saturday. Instead she is translating a Latin play. Yet this girl with super-knowledge Will surely find her way to college. The dunce finds Ignorance is bliss Always the answer he does miss, But with eight terms we hope to find An intellectual change of mind, Yet happy is this hopeless dunce- The teacher'd like to see pass once. Of course we have Miss Bobby Sox, The Boogie-Woogie-Curly Locks, The girl who diets all day long, Who swoons when Frankie', sings a song. Her outfit is a blouse and skirt, And with all the boys she likes to flirt. 11 Look hard to see if you are here, For coincidence We do fear. Some similarity may be real, But we don't Want you all to feel That this epic is honestly true, For it may not necessarily pertain to you. NANCY BLOOM 4 1, .,.f '- 4 ' . 1 ' no e .N .V ' ' f . -- bl: 5'-'xaifi ix 'ax sq up r ' . . D I. . W .S k-.wgtn - ... G - . .i if -Q , , .... . ' ' A, ' N. . -.9 -: -R.: 7 ,. ,VZ A , V .l,lfs.. : r . -if-f,:-3 g at h : ,, ir: - 6 .1-J 1.1: EL? pf.. if 'X 1. ..: .., A I - , I -.- - .- .'?' 1.' 0 A , Y 73 fi' I-inzif Yi? -:ff 5 . '4 ' -. iz '-2 1, 6 T 4 ,O

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EENUS SENIUHIUS Mrs. A. S. Cohn: A senior is the iinal flowering of all virtue. He sees all, even a pretty Midwood co-ed in the springtime. He knows all, especially what is not so. He tells all, but not to teacher. Mr. Gabel: A senior is a superman: courteous, beautiful, handsome, and possessing all fine qualities. CBased on my observations of my senior class.j Mr. Gelb: A senior is one whose inherent modesty revolts at being forced to Wear senior hat and button, but submits because of tradition. Miss Hallock: A senior, to the teacher means, A boy or girl: Who likes to take a day from school, Who goes out nights and comes in late, Who trusts too frequently to fate When he forgets his work to do, Or fails to follow a school rule, Who has excuses right on hand, Who looks quite innocent and- Dear Seniors, happy, free, and gay, God bless and keep you on your way. Mrs. Heller: The noisiest gabber of them all. Mr. Hirsch: On top of the head, a senior hat, Inside the head, a freshman mind. Miss Lesser: A senior is a high school student all grown up . . . Better than any Broadway show. Mrs. Losee: A senior should be mature enough tcr' be depended upon to live up to rules of the school without police super- vision, ambitious enough for a future to plan and execute work without being naggedg available as aides in helping or instruct- ing undergraduates, above all, courteous. Mrs. Salitanz The girls are lovely to look atg the boys are manly, full of fun, but ladies and gentlemen always. Mr. Schulman: Recipe for a senior . . . Mix one pin, one hat, one piece of jewelry. Shake well and add a dash of sophistication. Allow to simmer for six months and you have an integrated senior. Mr. Spieler: A senior is an . . . Enigmatic dilemma . . . If this be tautological . . . MARILYN HOROWITZ 25