Midwood High School - Epilog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

 - Class of 1953

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Our desTinies are scaTTered and, For All We Know We May Never MeeT Again, buT The close experi- ences shared by us will long be remembered and will serve as The binding Tie To our class. l Four years OT sound academic Training combined wifh The under- sTanding OT a compeTenT TaculTy I I I earemark our class. During These pasT Tour years, Through our pa- TienT insTrucTors, we have learned by doing, Those aTTiTudes, qualiTies, and values which are characTerisTic oT The DemocraTic principles oT all Tree men. We, as sTudenTs, have been TaughT noT To allow The imporTance OT maTerial acquisiTions To supersede The moral and eThical values which Truly make Tor an abiding success. We sTudenTs have been TorTunaTe in having Dr. Ross Tor our Principal. Under his adminisTraTive policies and his advisory capabiliTies, Midwood has become an ouTsTanding high school. T-lis personal inTeresT in us, as individuals, has creaTed a close Tie beTween The oTTice oT principal and sTudenT body. The sTep which we are abouT To Take is a major one, Tor we leave our closely shelTered school home To Tace The insecure ouTside world. ln These Times oT world conTlicT, iT is hard To say ThaT we Tace a brighT Tomorrow. The Tomorrow yeT To come is based upon Today, The presenT: and as high school graduaTes, we Tind The Task of molding ThaT brighT Tomorrow in our own hands. As young people, we musT devoTe our youTh, our ideals, and our energies Towards making ThaT secure and happy TuTure. To have iT we musT earn iT. Our course oT sTudy has been inTense and varied. Some oT The subiecT maTTer will become a parT oT us, parT OT our daily exisTence7 The resT, a parT oT our culTural background. YeT, success in living is noT measured in Terms oT book learning, buT by The basic undersTanding oT one's Tellow man, The basic respecT Tor one's Tellow man, and The basic Teelings Towards one's Tellow man. ln our school The opporTuniTy Tor broadening relaTionships wiTh oThers has been exTensive. The TacT ThaT we are leaving lvlidwood is no longer a dream, buT has maTerialized inTo a realiTy. We are The TruiTs oT The labors oT parenTs, Teachers, and Triends. The success oT Their Teachings depends upon us. The spring Term oT '53 draws To a close, and wifh iT end The TrusTraTions, Tailures, and disappoinTmenTs oT The class OT '53. Now ThaT we have reached The summing up, These Things seem Trivial in comparison To The road ahead. We Tace The TuTure armed wiTh dreams and high hopes, no burden Too heavy To bear, no heighT Too high To climb, and Tor our deTerminaTion To go Torward we say, Thank you, dear Mid- wOOd. Conrada Gill K--Q.-,.... X., 2.4, TLT bun- x r,--' ' ---W ':1:.::1r.t-1------'4'..L-.-If - -'----t--H---.-I--:'::.-.-:---I I-.-.Lrg-...-if-'T------I. ,-Lv... -F .- .-,. ii, DEAR DIARY, lT's all over, ouT, and done wiTh. lT cerTainly was some heck OT a iob, buT we made iT and To you, The Senior class, we presenT The bad resulTs oT good inTenTions. ln February, we The ArTisTic and LeTTered sTarTed ouT To creaTe a yearbook: lngredienTs . . . bad prooTs, Dubey humor, a pinch oT faculfy advice, mix wiTh Ed. noTes, slap TogeTher and leT seTTle. Whamiel A YEARBOOK . . . TSO we ThoughTl. We sTarTed ouT by sending noTices around To Those inTeresTed in Epilog. Come To The ArT Squad OTTice, we cordially inviTed. To Those OT you who are sTill looking and wondering where The oTTice is loCaTed, you were righT The TirsT Time. lT's ThaT closeT door in The wall on The TourTh Tloor. The ArT Squad, Midwood's closeT, minus mofh-balls and hangers, housed Epilog during iTs creaTive sTage. ln order noT To inTerTere wiTh The budding Bohemians, we were given a corner oT This room To do our work. Since mosT OT our work calls Tor guiTe a biT oT Typing we expecTed To Tind aT leasr Two TypewriTers, lnsTead we Tound one dilapidaTed Underwood, yellowed wiTh age and moTher of aT leasT TiTTeen Epilogs. lvlr. Mandell kindly donafed To The cause, one used, well, slighTly used, TypewriTer. To be said oT The Epilog sTaTT: lnTo The Air by l Was There ln response To our plea Tor TalenTed wriTers and arTisTs, many came. Many are called and Tew are chosen: yeT even Tewer remained wiTh The acTiviTy. Flippin' wiTh Zippin, The liTerary sTaTT sTarTed ouT wiTh a bang. The Epilog jewel, Dubey The ruby, loaned his Hlzloogie Bug and spare minuTes beTween Senior Council and Argus April Fool, To The liTerary sTaTT. By combining The TalenTs OT These Two people we goT sense and nonsense Tor our book, Are some oT your services missing Trom under your picTure? Miller and lvleisner are The girls To see AbouT ThaT missing acTiviTy. To be said oT Rozi's Epilog's ArT EdiTor The ArT's The Thing ThaT made our book 'Cause mosT oT our paTrons don'T read, buT look .... Who can TorgeT lvlordy and Charlie, The original We are a Camera guys who leTT spoTs beTore your eyes? Whenever l wanTed To Tind ouT how Tar Epilog had progressed wiTh The picTure-Taking l'd have To sojourn down To The TirsT Tloor dark- room, To hold TorTh a session wiTh These Two. Oh, you wanT To know whaT l had To do wiTh iT? They called me The EdiTor-in- ChieT and aT Times a Tew a+her choice appellaTions . . . I had no specific job, iusT anyThing ThaT cropped up, Typing, Tiling, ediTing, counTing characTers lnoT Seniorsl, wriTing, drawing lines ,... You know diary, iT really has been a loT oT Tun, l hope you like iT, . . Love and Kisses, Conracla Tfirvi' 8 t ,.-..a-..,, :-- - G. r-,- -- - s-.1.1? Mfg,-.-,. . 45. , p -s-,-- T- -.---+- .-f L ,w . L. ,.,.,'-.b ' ' ...,,,,-r -er 's'- . s' ' , .3-1.1 -51. ,-71,57--f ' N ., N ....-.,g..f. 4- E ,S .k Q-- -.----,. ,Z . HJQQQ i . L Q-2, yo, L. ,A 'Aus M6 Ib. , REMEMBRANCE - ln lliv- ln-rJir'i'i4rig, llir- Biiafil of EducaTion creaTed Midwood High 'school and besTowed iTs care To Ur. Ross and his TaculTy. ThaT was in The year I94I. Today, Twelve years laTer, Dr. Ross is reTiring, .N-l wwll vvl. way lie- In-TT wilh iii-lv nf,-in ilu, MMT. lie leaves behind l'1irT1. BeTween ThaT beginning and The presenT, Midwood has changed Trom a new, young school To an old respecTed one. FirsT evenTs have become esTablished Mid- wood TradiTions. One OT The imporTanT TirsT evenTs was The esTablishmenT oT The Midwood STudenT GovernmenT modelled aTTer The municipal seTfup. ElecTions were held Tor The Top oTTicers, Mayor, ChieT JusTice oT The STudenT CourT, and CompTroller, and a consTi- +uTion was voTed upon. The diTTerenT candidaTes were represenTaTives oT The Blue. WhiTe, Liberal and New Deal parTies as well as independenTs, This sTudenT governmenT has since gradually evolved. The courT has disappeared as has The parTy sysTem, The laTTer aTTer much conTroversy. We musT have sTudenT parTicipaTionl cried some. l-low concerned everyone was during The TirsT parTy-less primary when sTudenT inTeresT was so low! l-low Those worried oTTicers would be amazed aT The presenT crowded primaries, where Twelve hopeTuls vie Tor The privilege oT running Tor oTTicel Argus, Too, has changed Trom The TirsT one Tull page issue pioneered by a small sTaTT. From ThaT beginning iT has changed To a Tabloid Torm and from a single page To an occasional Ten. A TalTering pioneer has become a venerable auThoriTy in scholasTic press compeTiTions. However, aT ThaT Time only a Tew acTiviTies were Tor The beneTiT oT The sTudenTs Themselves. Today, There is noT an inTeresT ThaT does noT have some ouTleT in Mid- wood's seT-up. Midwood's opening pracTically coincided wiTh The beginning oT World War ll and The eTTorTs oT MidwoodiTes were Turned To The aid oT Their counTry. Senior Proms were given up, and pupils as well as Teachers leTT Tor The armed services. ln This Tense aTmosphere Dr. Ross mainTained his wise and calm supervision. Marshalling The eTTorTs oT sTudenTs and TaculTy, he plunged Midwood inTo an all-ouT war eTTorT. .,. . ,e :.-.LQ NI 4-I x.5. , .T -1. W -igkg . '-:Fi 7 '. x':'t1... . 1' ,frjpggzvn 4 H ijsqsp .- I- .,5 QR '45 A V ' fX.,x4. v' ' if :f..'l ' --:yf5'. u,, nf f--.. AXKX:-xx I alan .., ', ,g.:-:gh 0 514, ilg: 'fx N .F.1. P' WP zfii' f.,-fy A-A, 5 ,:...AQ V3 . -'.-.- ' Q. v xv . M 4, fp!! 'f'ER'f. E-Fl' 'nfl , 1' ,s .h ': .v 1- r '.-' Lf-uw. . '15 'ix ' JG J- , n..'- . - 4 Q I ,I s. fizfvwf Q ,FJ-si. E -: E F ! 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N75 H I Q f ',-vp 5. xt q..:',:M.v4: bf ' - . , . , - f .,- . . . . - - - ' l I I I I Agggyl- : . . 'hbufj-:rr-.4.4.4..u'.n':-rf .r l X.......-,.- .....:.,, , :.L:.,:,.- I iII I Vl I 'IIIIIIIII in 0 Dear Seniors: As head of our large school family I have been leading fhis beaufiful high school since February I94I when if was opened as a new high school. No ofher high schools have been builf since l94l. I have seen Midwood grow from an infanf school fo a full-blown fhrobbing educafional cenfer for adolescenfs. Af fhe end of fwelve years in Midwood, and fiffy years of educafional service fo fhe schools of our greaf cify, I am ready fo refire and hand over fhe forch of leadership fo a younger man. My years af Midwood have been very happy, busy and safisfy- ing ones. My valedicfory goes fo your class, since I am being graduafed from Midwood wifh you. Your presence for fhe pasf four years and your willing- ness fo serve in every way wifh your feachers and myself, have inspired me fo wholehearfed service- fhaf of guiding you young men and women fo lead efficienf, happy, and serviceable lives. I also wish fo fhanlc your parenfs from fhe boffom of my hearf for fhe encouragemenf and inspirafion I have received from fheir genuine desire fo co- operafe wifh fhe school fo make if a disfincfive educafional force in fhe lives of fheir children and in fhe life of fhe communify. You have helped me during fhe pasf four years fo develop Midwood info a living American school fhaf will confinue 'ro educafe ifs youfh in fhe Amer- ican fradifion, for fhe preservafion of all fhaf we Americans hold dear. No principal could wish for more. Godspeed fo you is fhe wish of my dear wife and myself. Your friend and principal, Jacob M. Ross. 'v ,,,,1:T7 ,,':.:1:- igzgiix-:lx:i.Z.s..,,v.t::.:,- . .- fir.: ':':.'1T:::iI'T'. :f-f'r.-g-g1:.- -- - . -1-.1gT::' ' 'v--:ff-4 TffEff?If - -gg s-.'.'..'1 111 -: -,--U---g.. -1. A , gg ' l ll lllllNWNlUNWWHWWWVWWWUWWMWWWWWWUWWWMlWHWWlWWWlWWMVWllllUVWWWll'lll l ll Nl l llllV dll Long Remembered li ' i i ii ii, 'ill lil ililmi i,-- ii i www' ' 2 lHl ll 'll llllWNU'lNJlWMUHlNl'WWlUWWlWlHlWHWMUNWWNUWWWWWHWNWWWWMHlWWWWWAlNll NlWUlllNl lNN Dear Doclor Ross and Miss Kroeber: Looking in relrospecl upon our four years al Mid- wood, we find +l-ual we owe an oulslanding parl' of our developmenf and growlh fo your able guidance. Wilhoul' your discerning counsel and wise recom- mendalions, our careers here could no'l have been as successful as 'lhey have proven. We have been forlunale in allending a school in which equal sfress is placed upon scholarship and be++er living. Noi only have you laughl' us fhe values of formal educalion, buf you have inculcaled in us lhe credo of belonging lo a world of equal righfs and common goals. Through 'rhe cooperalion of lhe facully and sludenls, a working democracy has found voice wilhin our own school. As a resull of your capable leadership, inlelligenl, well-rounded individuals have evolved, prepared 'lo conlinue wilh fheir chosen fasks. We, +l1e members of fhe class of June, l953, are proud fo have allended Midwood under your direc- lion. On behalf of fhe alumni and presenl sludenfs, we should like lo lake 'this oppor+uni+y 'ro express our sinceresl apprecialion lo you for all you have done. This year marks lhe end of your long careers of guidance and leadership, buf for us your works and feachings are iusf beginning. The ideas you have insfilled in us will serve us fhroughoul our lives. We wish you happiness and good heallh, and may 'rhe besl of luck be wilh you in all fulure underfakings. Sincerely, The Senior Class of June, l953 R Q85 l'Hlll WlllwlllWWWVWWWWWWNMMWWNMWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWWNWlWWWHmlllWWUlWWllMlWlA lNlTlMU llll'l'lVWl 'lV B -2.11- l -I1 V 3.-ljlgg 'AB' ... .J.. . .ra- ' -my - ,- -M J' 17' ' X.....,.i.,,-.. f- ...fe GE lslrennrlu We came 'ro Midwood nine hundred s'rrong, a liHle losi, somewhaf frighiened, and very bewildered. The convenfional Freshman iokes were played on us, we were sold elevafor passes, swimming pool permils, and fold wild rumors of fha? ever-presen+, yef non-exisrenf fifrh floor. We didn'+ know quire whal' 'ro make of fhe place. Now we are leaving, a bi+ ashamed of 'rhe sen+imen+al and sad feelings lhaf are becoming parf of us. Now we reminisce, laugh al whaf we used fo be and feel proud of whaf we are ioday. There were rhose firsf days as Midwoodifes. There was novel+y in 'lilling oul delaney cards, program cards, 'rransporiarion cards, and 6.0. cards. lToday 'rhey're regarded as iusf anofher way of geHing wrifer's cramp.l There was a shock as we realized, Gee, if's DARK when we gel ou+ of school. There were many oufslanding evenis-+he firsr day of +he 'Teachers' sfrike when ofher schools marched on Midwood fo persuade fhe siudenrs 'ro leave school and join fhem and we realized +ha+ 'the policemen really didn'+ believe us and weren'+ going 'ro lef us go fo school. So, everyone 'look advaniage of 'fhe si+ua+ion and had an imprompiu holiday. Good 'rhing 'rhe wea+her was nice Thai day. Then exrra-currics ended. We foughi for lhe feacher's cause and hoped +hey'd gel 'rhe raise 'rhey wan+ed, bu+ school seemed very dull wifhouf anylhing buf work. This happened iusl as we were becoming a par? of school acfiviiies. There were an awful lol' of firs+s . The firs+ Sing, when lhe Seniors came oul ahead of us by fwo measly poinfs. We vowed revenge. Well, haven'f we won every Sing since? lAll +wo.l The regen+s and midferms lef+ us frembling as 'lhough 1 - been fhrough a ferrible ordeal. lYou can gel used fo anyfhing.l Th QQOQQJ- of B7I, Argus, and +he ofher organizalions made us wonder how A- f e !,.Q,4g r in all The confusion +ha+ seemed +o exisr in lhese places. ' HQ.: The Sophomore and Junior years sori offig l - rgizy- Agfrlw i, ':,.G'.'.'ar Q memories. There were changes in session. M f 'alt EBU. , , s ' o , . we walked around carrying books, coa+s,,lfo 95, fa- . rhem a+ random. Being an AM'er was v,L?39af1iif?Ji1 ..Q1fQ,.l ,xiii re - -- . QQ. iran, . . Q? Now if was dark when we wenl' +0 ch ein 'Q,z,:. 2.23 60,1 O ,n 5 .. Suddenly we began io fs - R- :Q . ,hir 4 -9.- . - 94 .4 ,g.l,' .Q 4 re tr, 0.1 .. I A Q 0 'I I 6 'Qi' f 4 ' ' Q 4 I 1 Q0 ' wood officials, ediforsawd -' eni , gg .' rapidly and Vconsider b f - I .gi'z?,0C C lmefl e - L. r an f s agree on one co :- a ,A bid rom - + os bee-u i-ful Senior - haf was wh - - Li : r. lAs m ei-xg' e cid a social i consisi a '- : . s . . e' e . - - ' o had sp ffheir lirsl ears - - 3 perclas - en suddenly ou I - -J en ufed ' a ' 'n ncesf m in sophomor . ' '- ion - ne 'I we i co - . Anew pa b a hr - or :L l - buildm . - ' - - - :- nd yellows. oo ice y : 1 S - supp - + ,e . srful colors a orgdu o work. ' l sr ' A ll Nl li K, l : YN fx. SOAQ 4 Tyqherecor ' fy noi :. - ' o ow h' 'Q e were ill . A l d 4 C ,, , a 1 n I ua y, - e 54 - ure, e al, - n, ' . o ' on - h . we fi d - h 'l I . of H ' . - ll . 5 I n - 1 Y l n l .Q 1 d r. . . n C 6 X W I - gradual go used 'f - --- - en w like il. mer's 1 X ac + e d L 4 dd g la h ' QA f .' - . . ds, . . - I . I , vi o d o b . '. . . ,Hb . H or is 'those longing fo a cer+ain fype of club usin . r+ain lype Iiglrf x 5 ------- ---.---I I.-,-..-t't':g-:- 7 -'I- --,-:iLL,,-l..::.1- 11--T-,.:-Q-:.-::. lm 43... . .wg ... . .' .VA ,, ,-- - . . .' i x iis name. Affer fhaf announcemenf, iackefs, keys and pins fhaf hadn'f been worn for monihs appeared in school. lSons of liberfy, arisell We were proud of a lol of fhings abouf our school. One, above ofhers, was fhe annual presenfafion of fhe FDR Memorial Award. We gof fo see and hear some famous and inspiring people. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelf came fo Midwood, and The en- rire A.M. session waifed for an hour in ihe hoi sun iusf fo see her car drive up. Some of us also gof fo hear her unforgeffable speech. Jackie Robinson came also. Dr. Ralph Bunche couldn'+ make if buf 'lhe rules were changed so fhaf he could receive fhe award which ihe siudenfs had vofed him. The award, and whaf if meanf, was fhe subiecf of an ediforial in a college newspaper. The wrifers were very impressed by 'rhe facf fhaf Jusfice William Douglas had come in second in one elecfion. They felf fhaf many adulfs wouldn'+ even know who he was. We poinfed wifh pride fo fhe ediforial and realized fhaf our small efforfs fo promofe FDR's ideals had nof gone unnoficed. School wasn'i always serious. There were lighfer momenis when weird and s+ar+ling fads and fashion dominafed our every hour. Things fhaf were real George when we were sophs became crazy, man as we became Seniors. The girls wenf rhrough various animal stages, wifh poodles, ponyiails, and duckfails walking fhe halls. The boys adopfed fhe collegiafe look wifh while bucks, grey flannels, and crew cufs. The girls did 'lhem one beffer wifh brighl knee socks. Then kniifing became 'fhe fifih maior on many a girl's program as she walked around wifh a pair of unfinished argyles dangling from one hand and everyfhing else balanced in ihe ofher. Slacks became an issue, and 'ihe waking fhoughf of some girls became, ls if snowing hard enough fo- day? ln The midsf of our sfay, Midwood celebrafed a birfhday. Our school was now 'ren years old. Anniversary buffons were sold and one of us made fhe discovery fhaf from far enough away fhey acfually looked like Senior pins. We laughed af rhings we didn'+ remember, and roared af fhose we did when ihe anniversary skifs were given. The PTA candy counfer opened, wifh all proceeds going fo fhe Scholarship Fund. Many a dief losf lo fhe angumenf fhaf fhe money was for a good cause. Wilh world fension mounfing, we began 'fo have aiom bomb drills. Some were orderly' affairs wifh everyone marchingainforfhe hall and remaining ihere unfil a given signal. Ofhers were more fun. Someonevwould call flash over fhe PA sysfem and everyone would dive under his desk lieacher includedl. Glasses were broken, heads banged, and knees scraped in fhe shuffles. ' Then we were Seniors lalways wifh a capifal leHeri. This was whaf we had been waifing for buf suddenly fhe fufure looked dim. Things we'd never heard of like col- lege boards, and college inferviews, and senior recommendalions, and coaching ifor a very reasonable pricei, appeared ouf of nowhere and loomed before us. We realized fhaf we didn'f know how 'fo walk, falk, dress, or fake exams. There were serious 'lhings fo be done, we were now deciding our fufures. We chose our college, hoping +hey'd choose us. Or we asked abouf iob prospecis. Now we leave, a smaller and closer group fhan The one ihaf enfered so long ago. The 'lime has gone foo quickly. We share hundreds of common memories and experi- ences. Now we leave, buf we have each leff some parf of us here. We are older, wiser, and able fo face fhe fulure wifh confidence. Carole Lewis Nim' , i B 20l 0 GIG Two proud looking creafures sfruffed fowards us, sporfing sfrange hafs of deep blue, which radiafed a glow suggesfing fhaf They Knew Whaf They Wanfed. As fhey came info view fhey began fo fake fhe shape of human beings. We asked fhem who fhey were and in unison fhey sang ouf, Why, we're SENlORSl Our discussion was abrupfly curfailed by a man who came sfomping down fhe hall, and who, placing a firm hand on fhe shoulders of our fwo newly made friends, grunfed, Ya know dai you people have commiffed a major misdemeanor? Comin' lafe fo class can end you all up in 'An American Tragedyl' Our friends scuffled off fo fheir classes, buf, alas and alack, fhe firsf period had iusf ended and everybody was saunfering info home-room. The excessive buzz of acfivify faking place in fhese home-rooms served fo show us fhaf a senior lives in An Age Of ANXlETY. There was a maze of clashing ac- fivify being conducfed af fhe same fimeg we had fo vofe for Senior Celebs, decide which hall should be honored wifh our presence on prom nife, fill our senior acfivify cards, look af everybody's picfures from beloved Will-Arf , and do fhree S.S. lessons and 'rwo mafh assignmenfs. To fop if all off, our Presidenf, wifh a lean and hungry look, began fhe collecfion of Senior dues. Only fhe Senior knows For Whom fhe Bell Tolls. lf folls for him. lf is af fhis fime fhaf he loses his idenfify and assumes fhe role of all fhe ofher milling midkids, mainfaining, however, his unending feeling of imporfance as a SENIOR. lf is now fhaf he connives and ufilizes his painfully acquired fricks of fhe frade, a genuine mark of his sophisficafion. One of fhese facfics is fhe using of one book cover for all his classes. This is nof a miserly acf on his parf, buf rafher an inevifable one affer he has been drained of all available funds-fhe price he pays for being a Senior. Despife fhis penniless condifion he manages fo scrimp and save for exceedingly imporfanf invesfmenfs such as ponies, midferms and English franslafions of fhe foreign language novels such as El Capifan Venemo or Tarfarin de Tarascon. Who else buf a Senior would have enough presence of mind fo read a paragraph from fhe Encyclopedia Briffanica in place of wading fhrough fhe assigned five hun- dred page novel abouf Shakespeare? Who would have fhe infelligence fo look in Tru ihe back of fhe frig or algebra bool: fo find fhe answers? Who else would have 'the daring +o hand in his older bro'fher's physics nofe- boolr af collec+ion +ime7 Or io do fhe crossword puzzle behind his chem book? None, of course, buf fhe Senior. For he has forgoffen abou? nine+y's and ninefy-nine's and is now only concerned wifh avoiding The Scarlei LeHer. As ihey bide rheir lime, wailing for Their Finesf Hour, 'Phe Seniors' day is an effervesceni one, full of fhe fun and laughfer +l'l6i' marlrs +heir 'ferm as The Celesfial Seniors. Harrie? Cohen Sue Shapiro Xf- .msg-Z-,.4:ggX 5 I l -,ai 20 IN FORMATION PLEASE! The inTormaTion herein included is Top secreT and is being revealed Tor The TirsT Time. This is how iT was gaThered. We snared one unsuspecTing member of each class, pulled Them all inTo The library, and Tired quesTions. For Their replies They searched The shelves Tor appropriaTe volumes. We exTend our Thanks To our unwiT- Ting vicTims and To The helpTul auThors who wroTe such nice TiTles. QUESTION FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR WhaT do you Think OT Mid, wood? I-low do you Tind your Tour years here? Your opinion oT educaTion in general? WhaT's The TransporTaTion sysTernlikef7 WhaT do you Think oT The TaculTy? Your opinion of cuTTers? WhaT is The senior like? I-low do you Teel abouT The Prom? WhaT do you Talk abouT? WhaT are you looking Tor? The Promised Land GreaT ExpecTaTions The Jungle Journey To The End of NighT The Genius IT Can'T I-lappen Here The EgoTisT Tender is The NighT Pride and Preiudice vIoTher , The Good EarTh I-low Green Was My Valley The Trial April TwilighTs GianTs In The EarTh The LasT ResorTs The ldioT A Many Splendored Thing The Origin oT The Species JusTice Barren Ground You Can'T Go Home The DownTaIl The Wayward Bus The PloTTers They STooped To Folly The Hairy Ape This Above All War and Peace The Riddle oT The Universe The Lower DepThs Pain, Sex and Time RaTs, Lice and I-IisTory The Sun also Rises The Robber Barons One oT Ours The Prince The Big Money Women in Love The Way OuT Nina Zippin ,,,,,-,, ,7,,Kf.,4..,V -,g--- -Y. .47 e- fe -.- - N, A SENIOR'S SONG OF MYSELF A Woman WaiTs Tor Me One l-lour To Madness and Joy Ages and Ages ReTurning aT lnTervals We Two, l-Tow Long We Were Fooled CiTy of Orgies l hear iT Was Charged AgainsT Me A Song of Joys A Song of Occupafions OuT of The Cradle Endlessly Roclcing On The Beach aT Night PerTecTion O me! O life! BeauTiTul Women To Old Age An Army Corps on The March Give Me The Splendid SilenT Sun NoT YouTh PerTains To Me Unnamed Lands Ye DowncasT Hours A Riddle Song lnTerpolaTion Sounds Ooodby, My Fancy Leaves oT Grass Whoever You Are, Holding Me Now ln l-land O You Who OTTen and SilenTly Come Song oT The Answerer Miracles The Sleepers WhaT I BesT See in Thee LiTe and DeaTh LaTe To class again Lasf Period of The day Alumni Freshmen realizing no swimming pool CiTy oT Midwood Library book losT GraduaTion CuTTing Freshmen Exfra-curricular Senior haT ThaT TiTs ATTer Tailing a TesT Senior gals Teachers R.O.T.C. Loolcing ouT OT The window during TesT Senior Siberia Senior wiThouT daTe Physics LogariThms 97 average LeTTuce in caTeTeria sandwiches The deans Pinks cards Duhhhhhhhh The oTher guy's reporT card FirsT period S.S. A cigareT Money Roslyn Celniclcer 365: 4' .iz ,-: , 54' -.-95: -1- 3, rw,-, ::-- V I SELL WHAT I WRITE In Midwood, Argus is socially The place To be. Everyone who is anyone has Tried his luck in Argus . All day long The liTTle newspaper oTBce is Tilled wiTh people busily engaged in wriTing, reading, or Tinding a scoop. The oTTice conTains a moose head, coconuT Tace and an invisible pink elephanT. Every nose Tor news Trom The EdiTor-in-Chief To The copy-girl is anxious To make The monThly issue as good as possible. Those on The news sTaTT are conTinually aTTer Teachers Tor a sTory and are con- Tinually being Thrown ouT OT every oTTice Trom Mr. Van's on The TourTh Tloor To Dr. Ross' on The main Tloor. The TeaTure sTaTT is kepT going wiTh amusemenT reviews, annual sTories and The iargon oT Mid-Moods. The sporTs sTaTF TeaTures banner heads Tor The baskeTball games and Vg Type Tor The TooTball games. Miss Mulhern, The TaculTy adviser, is proud OT her kids: she sees To iT ThaT Argus makes a Tine showing. Midwood's Pseudo-lnTellecTuals gaTher around Mrs. VeniT Tor Their daily meeTings oT Road Ahead, The Social STudies magazine. lT's a place where everyone knows more Than The ne-xT and wanTs his ideas To be used. IT oTTen resembles The Social STudies DebaTing Team insTead oT a magazine. Mrs. VeniT more Than oTTen has The lasT word. The members have a good Time, Though, wriTing Tor Their semi-annual publicaTion. Their work includes a loT OT research, buT There is a greaT Thrill in going To inTerview some Tamous personaliTy. The issue includes TeaTures and sTories on currenT evenTs and hisTory. AlThough iT mighT noT be MonTmarTre, or Greenwich Village, Midwood does have a Bohemian QuarTer-Tormally known as PaTTerns -The liTerary arT magazine. IT you are inclined To break away Trom convenTion and enioy The freedoms OT uninhibiTed- ness, PaTTerns is The place Tor you. lTs members squaT on The Tloor, parTake oT snacks, wear odd cloThes and give Themselves up To La Vie Boheme. The magazine has long had a repuTaTion oT being The home oT TanciTul dreamers who spend Their Time wiTh Their heads in The clouds wriTing poeTry. OuTsiders wiTh maTerial To submiT gravely Tear Tor The TaTe of Their liTTle masTerpieces. Mrs. I-laas is The TaculTy adviser oT The liTerary sTaTT and Mr. Ross is adviser To The hard-working arT sTaTT. PoeTry, shorT sTories and essays are wriTTen Tor each issue, usually on a profes- sional basis. OT course, The main Trend is Toward The morbid and dreary. The arT sTaTT, eager To painT Tor humorous works, spends iTs Time vainly aTTempTing To converT The liTerary group. lRumor has iT ThaT The PaTTerns' sTaTTs are quiTe normal, buT To spread This around would be To ruin The magazine's repuTaTionll The MaThemaTics and Science brains meeT To wriTe Formula , The publicaTion oT Those deparTmenTs. The book is Tilled wiTh maThemaTical paradoxes and problems which baTTle The imaginaTion oT The more ordinary sTudenTs. A Science TicTion sTory is usually included. BioIog is The Biology and General Science DeparTmenT's magazine. Numerous arTicles and picTures oT scie-nTiTic inTeresT are To be Tound in The issues. Included are experimenTs, reporTs, sTrange TacTs and sTories. Mrs. Friedland is The TaculTy adviser. The publicaTion is connecTed wiTh The Biology lab lgas chamber Tor Trogsl. Ronald Tavel hm Hn rx X.-.- Q O I ocooQeQrooo0oo. 'B I r' V I , ODD numb . ,, A :lags-Q Lg 1 1' X av. .3 X. f' at Q, .. vfifxu l S ,x Ekxx 4' p 4 'ix 3:51, A K il 'ggi Q5 1-ri -SEL' I N N!! x l ' 'Q . E :M sk-X f x I X .dw AL , M' V, ., fn '2 4. AQGUS THE SOUND AND THE FURY Every day four fhousand sfudenls hurry pas! fhe bulle+in board on The side of 'rhe iirsl floor hallway wilhoui so much as a glance ai' if. Wi+h good reason loo, because seven monlhs ou! of lhe school year 'rhere really isn r much +o see on H. Bu! somelhing happens jus! abou! The lirsf week in Ocfober-lhe bullefin board becomes divided info four parls, one for each grade, and a sign goes up which reads Sing. ll is iusl' abou! 'then Thai a whole new approach of walking lhrough The hall begins. People don'l hurry by anymore: 'rheir pace lakes on a slow, casual air: ihey sfop in fron! of fhe me+al enclosed square and gaze excifedly looking for nolices. The word sing echoes down 'rhe hall once more. Faces begin sparkling wifh inspirafionp conver- safions become busy wifh ideas, fanfasies and impressions. Everybody is working! Midwood has a fhree-mon+h revolulion. The firs+ sing meefing is usually like a large par'ry, +he kind fha! could only be held a+ a hoiel. Where else could anyone fi! 300 lalking, laughing and screaming Seniors? A grea+ deal of work is always accomplished a+ 'The firsf meefing. This work consisfs of quieling The mob. Once 'rhis is effecled we fry very hard fo elecl' a chairman, leader, pianisf, and all 'rheir assislanls. Affer everyone has signed his nom-de-plume fo a piece of paper, we adiourn. Then we begin +o mee? af homes, and how Those homes suffer! The rooms begin +o have an impenelrable fog. The sludenls of higher learning pu+ fheir massive minds fogefher, s+uff fhemselves wi+h all available refreshmenis, and fry +o come up wilh a 'Theme and lyrics. Affer all, since Freshmankins and Defec+ives who can'+ find a school fhey are sfanding in have been used already, i'l is quile hard 'ro find some+hing original. Then, once again we have if! Ou+ of fhe smoke-filled din comes originalily once more!! Psychiafrislsl Freud!! We score once again!!! The iheme is finally conceived. X Now all we have lefl io wrile are a few songs, and af+er all, wha+ are a few songs anyway? The realizaiion of how many songs a few is does noi sirike immedia+ely. We expecf 'rhem fo come pour- ing in, and fhey do, and we read ihem, and we search vainly for someone who doesn'+ rhyme June and moon . Finally we scrape 'rogeiher a few diHies and gallanlly submii lhem +0 our Brooks A+kinson of Midwood, Mrs. Bella Tillis. Mrs. Tillis is The golden Hercules of Sing: producer, direcior, crific, and acfress all rolled info one. When she smiles, we know we have someihing good. When she doesn'+, well, +ha+'s when we s+ar+ wrifing all over again. Our scrip+ is comple+ed af las+ and we all become psychia'rris+s of high degree 'frying +o pu+ some poor Senior's mind back in 'rhe righf place. Everyfhing is on paper and fhe rehearsals begin. Three 'limes a week we find any available corner in Midwood and sing -off key, on key, wrong key, anyihing goes, buf we sing. Afier several rehearsals, solos are dis+ribu+ed fo +he deserving and we are all pre- pared fo go on sfage. Did I say prepared? Hah! The procedure 'fakes a+ leas+ a full day, wi+h every- one shoving +o si+ in +he firsf row, and casualfies cons+an+ly occurring from falls from 'ihe fop s+ep. The siaging begins, +he scrip+ loses i+s iden+i+y, The leader's arm begins fo sag, 'fhe piano keys wifher, and 'the sfage lighis are our only sunshine for 'two weeks, buf ihe spirii is always ihere. Every- one remembers how if was when we were Fresh- mankins in ihe land of Oz. We didn'+ quife win fheng we were second by fwo poin'rs. As Juniors we were defeciives looking for our los+ school. We won +ha+ year, and we liked i+. Now we're Seniors, and fhe figh+ fo win glows from everyone's face and all of a sudden +he nigh+ of December fwelfih is upon us. X 1? X 1? X Everyone s+ood dressed in his whi+e shiri and eye paich in 'rhe gym wai+ing for some lasf words of en- couragement Nervously fhe group 'rook places on ihe sfage. There was fhe inlroducfion, while every- one was silenf. Then 'rhe cur+ain flew open and ihe Senior class of neuro-psychia+ry I953 sang iis way fo vic+ory. Barbara Uhrman AS I SAW IT ..... Canlaloups and razor blades! I+ is nearly over . . . 'rhe high school episode approaches Ihe Iasl cur- Iaing we 'rake our Iinal bow and leave, gracefully for +he mosl parl. As I si+ here, faking aparl my Senior hal' and medifafing upon Ihe inlinife scheme of Ihings, my 'rhoughls conlinually creep back over whal has Iranspired, and how I look il. The Greal Migralion . . . ah, yes . . . from fhe glory of a grammar school senior Io +he ignominy of a iddy biddy freshie. Gad, 'rhe hu- miliaiionl I looked up fo everyone Ihal year . . . a+ Ihe big old seniors, 'rhe room numbers, Ihe loud- speakers, Ihe poslers. I saw Ihings from 'rhe underside Ihen. If I only knew +hen whal I know now. Of course I Iried .... One day I came across a Senior in fhe Argus office, idly perusing an ancienl, lealher-bound volume of Pogo. Oh greal and learned oracle, sez I, WhaI have you 'fo 'reach me? Away, child, you vex me, sez he. I am noi one 'ro discourage easily. IIIus'rrious cannon-fodder, sez I, Ieave a bil of wisdom for poslerily. Imporl fo me a wee morsel of your boundless experi- ence. He closed his book, closed his eyes, and said, Small one, long ago Ihere came Io Midwood a freshman who had served six years in fhe Marines. This presenled +o lhe average senior a horrible enigma. Imagine, a freshman wilh a beard! Well, 'rhis guy wenl abou? daling senior girls, selling f .. ',:,,, , --.,.,7.:., i x.. .....,...-...,....,,-,,-,,,,,,,,f , rf-,f..u,f .J driving licenses, and waving his G.I. Bill Cadillac around. Finally, he quil school and wen+ back +o Ihe Marines . . . he said Ihe food was berfer. So don'+ give up hope, my boy. Remember, even we Seniors have our bad days. Afler all, 'IiHIe freshies from big seniors grow' . . . also never lei an elephanl sil on you . . . iI's unheaIIhy. Wilh Ihis, he assumed a Yoga siance conducive +o penifence, and promplly wenl info a Iransom. I+ seems sophomores spend mosl of Ihe year reconnoifering sideways, our of rhe corners of lheir eyes. We as sophs, learned. We discovered +he secrels of algebra, and how lo solve involved equalions menlally wilhin seconds affer handing in Ihe exam paper. We acquired greaf manual dexlerily in snafching a hor plafe, milk, desseri, napkins, a piece of old bu'I sfrong bread, saI'I, muslard, sfraws, and a wooden fork, al a dead run, simullaneously counling our +hir+y-eighi cenfs in pennies and nickles. I once saw a classmale porraging a large musical insrrumenf, books, more books, a ponderous piece of apparalus borrowed from Ihe lab, riding a bicycle, and ealing a cho-cho pop. MIDTERMS ARE FUN TEACHERS ARE ANGELS DR. ROSS IS THE GREAT EMANCIPATOR The Iuckiesl boy in fhe world was a fellow who was apprehended whilsl smoking in a resiricled area by one wilh aulhorily, 'ro puf if mildly. As he s+ood Ihere, quiver- ing, he was ordered Io raise his fool, benearh which resled 'rhe offending bull. I+ sluck +o his shoe. A+ Iasl came Ihe greaf enlighfenmenl. The veil was Iifled . . . we gazed upon Ihe +rue goal. I+ became evidenl 'fhal Ihe only real achievemenf was . . . +he nirvana of 'rhe high school se+ . . . Seniorism! Wiih 'Ihis prospecl in view, 'rhe Junior looked comforfably down upon his surroundings wi+h Iwo dislincrly observable aH'i+udes. I: Of superiorily: I'm almosl +hereI 2: Of despair: I'II never make il! The Dean is my shepherd, O woe is me, I-Ie makelh me lo shui my big moulh, I-Ie reslorelh my ice cream wrapper. I-Ie Ieadelh me +o lhe end of my sanily, where my lounlain pen leaks. I-Ie issuelh a pass, yea, lho' I walk lhrough lhe halls Iale lo classes, I shall fear no leacher . . . my pass and my senior bullon, lhey comforl me. Surely, homework and confusion shall lollow me all 'Ihe days ol my life, And I shall dwell upon pins and needles forever. Finally, reaching fhe uI+ima'fe in fhe Cosmic All, I close my eyes, and revel in Ihe joys of being suave, sophislicared, and penniless. . . . Seplember I5-I9, Freshman Orienlalion Week . . . +he moving finger wri+es, and having wril, moves on . . .' Lei us move on . . . I-Iup, lew, lharee, lo' . . . . . And on. Oh, well. Joe Dubey Nir1i'l4'rf1 ...1g.11-f,:x.-S5 I MR. L. DANK ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT pw MR. B. COHEN MRS. M. LEVINE MR. L. BLAY MRS. E. BIERDS MR. A. GARSON MR. M. SALKIN f Q W EQ' . R e I X5 . 4 THE DEANS BOYS' MR. M. FELDMAN MR. GLEICHENHAUS GIRLS' MISS F. SHORE MRS. S. ROSS 7. ,--1 MR. 5. FI MR. M. E MR. A. B MR. W. I MR. M. I MRS. F. I I. .3 I xl - V - . -+ , I3 . -,L :L F P MR. S. FREEDLAND '5 MR. M. EISENSTADT MR. A. BECKER MR. W. ROSEMAN MR. M. PURCELL MRS. F. RAKOWITZ 'wk ff Q MR. S. HIRSCH A MR. M. BARKIN C MR. M. SCHULMAN 4 MR. M. WEISS MRS. M. HAAS N MR. S. SPIELER SENICR WILL Vile, The Senior class oT June, I953, having spenT all our money on haTs, dues, pins, and prorns, Tind ourselves unable To leave any obiecTs oT greaT value To our beloved ex- menTors. In TacT, we haven'T even The available money To leave Them boolcs, so we hope They will be conTenT wiTh only The TiTles. WiThouT more ado, we bequeaTh To: Mr. Kaufman Mr. Doslcow Mr. Fuchs Mr. Flirsch Zeiger Mrs. Mr. Danlq Mr. KesTen Mr, GoTTlieb Miss Mulhern Mr. Feldman Miss Cohen Mr. Chancy Mr. l-lerslcowiTz Mrs. Haas Mr. Manheimer Mr. Garson Mr. Macolino Mrs. l-lillson Mrs. Perlman Miss Bader Mr. Spieler Miss Simpson Mr. Weinberger Mr. Grebanier My MorTal Enemy Call oT The Wild ThirTy Days To a More Powerful Vocabulary A LosT Lady The Child From Five To Ten The PiT Moby Dick Pavillion of Women School Tor Scandal The Amboy Dukes The Wild, Wild Women Drums ' Animal Farm The LimiTs of ArT The Underdogs MonsTer Rally Playboy oT The WesTern World LiTTle Men The Old Wives' Tale STrange FruiT For This We FoughT? GarganTua and PanTegruel Das KapiTal l'd RaTher Be RighT The CharioTeer f. WA BaslceT Weaving and PoTTery Making 7 ' 48X X Among The Aborigines f I, The ury 0 Q Q The AbsenT Minded ProTessor Q ' .fr The Road Baclc A Farewell To Arms J fl ,V Marimba Tor The Beginner ll3oolc Onel 1' ' Gods LiTTle Acre il l I V' f I I li V X 1 1 U' .l' 5 ic f , Q r ef K. Q -'ll .5 2- fc . . 5-32 .W I fr 1.12 ,, i5 - fm' E55-+ i!f4,,. . , Q-.Y 5:2535 'Fm-iff: ' PE- Nr!-f21il,,L' 'x f ,1 A ? QM 9 f Q, .Y ufn, ,fish 4. i ' filfg. l I I l il i l l i 1 QLQLS., Mr. Levine Mr. Roseman Mr. Gleichenhaus Mr. Van ST-eenbergh Mrs, VeniT Miss Kroeber Dr. Ross The NexT Principal Hqfftmj Gm M XJFL AND USUALLY DOES! . . . Delaney cards . . . millions oT Them . . , indexes on which only a privileged Tew have been able To show Their marlx oT disTincTion! Those Tew being The SENIORS, oT course! Why should TI'-IEY Tollow The TooTsTeps oT The general run who wriTe Their home room numbers so Tiny and IighT? Seniors, even down To The way They wriTe I Their home room numbers, are inimiTabIe, unusual and original. Por example, 354 Tol- Q Iowed by an S wiTh an overdose of wheaT germ! : There are oTher ways oT recognizing US. Comes The day when mosT lower class- T men go around wiTh headaches. Cause? The dazzling radiance emanaTing Trom The Senior Pins IocaTed aT sTraTegic spoTs on The Senior anaTomy. Now, These pins are Tine Tor The ego, buT all OT US anxiously awaiT The delivery oT The SENIOR I-IATS. ATTer all Those who ordered small and goT large and all Those who ordered large and goT medium have swiTched Tor an hour or so, all Taces develop ThaT smug, saTisTied X Ioolc OT superioriTy. Now, please don'T Think ThaT The senior boys are so seITish They don'T share Their belongings . . . iusT Talce a Ioolc aT The iunior girls The nexT day! Soon aTTer haTs are disTribuTed, if one were To check The pheasanT Tarms, he mighT Tind The i poor birds TeaTherIess . . . aTTer all, we can only decoraTe our haTs once . . . They can If geT new TeaThers anyTime! I'II never TorgeT The day I bumped inTo a heavy-haTTed senior . . . poor Thing had his head sTucIc in The door . . . couIdn'T geT his haT Through in Time To caTch up wiTh his TeeT. Midwood is quiTe a progressive school, you Icnowg always Tries To encourage in- dividualism among iTs sTudenTs. Well, if you'd Iilce To see copies oT everyThing Trom 5 T The UN building To The IaTesT Thing in TruiT bowls, iusT come To our audilorium The day we have our Senior I-IaT conTesT. You may leave color blind, buT you'II have seen creaTive youTh aT iTs TanTasTic besT! EIecTions! WiTh as woncIerTul a class as we had, was iT any wonder ThaT we eIecTed oTTicers as cooperaTive and capable as They were? WiTh Jay fxrbeiTer as H Pres., STu Millendorf as Veep, Sandy Brauner, Sec., Phyllis Weissglass as Treasurer and Conrada Gill as Epilog ediTor, we were sure To have a Tabulous Term To Tinish our high school careers. They did a Truly magniTicenT iob and The Senior class oT '53 saluTes Them! AbouT ThaT Time oT The Term, mosT oT us were wondering how we would Ioolc in our caps and gowns . . . Will-ArT STudios gave us a chance To Tind ouT. IT was Time I Tor graduaTion picTures To be TooIc! The boys wallced inTo The oTTice Ioolcing like a basIceT OT well polished apples, wiTh TIES no less. ThaT was The day I meT one senior gal who couIdn'T Talk or her IipsTicIc would smear. One had her head aT a loo angle wifh her shoulder Ishe had To Iceep her hair in line wiTh The wind!! Well, we Tinally goT The resuITs. Our seIT-addressed envelopes were ripped open To Tind . . . proofs oT a naTure ThaT made us wonder iusT exacTIy whaT They were Trying To prove. BUT aII's well ThaT ends well and The Tinished producTs Ioolxed preTTy good Iespecially To our close reIaTivesl. I'm willing To beT ThaT everybody remembers The wonderTuI iob Phyllis Goody did Tn rnly -llirrr I El 8 Russ- ulmu- your l'lilNNlllill1'F CNN gulzlrznlllvvrl foulprnufl ' 1'.'- d5l!ill3!!J:::. ,, -.,..,,. ua-fi-I:filmsf-ifui-ei12. .i. l4h1W.Ill1l' flf lirrul Flynn nnly saw sei: f' Lv- ! mv! D nl llIll'h llul- fl B01 50 hun,-:rv In-lwvm-ll 1'l:lSM'S, D. 5. L. C,-Kristal. Arrhon. Gllllfll- on-.J as chairman of Senior Day. All of our celebrifies, mosfi ii wiki' vi ii ' Thanks! rrolhvr i. wul1'hill,. nw. likely To succeed, and ofhers, were inlroduced and lhen li i i 'Ind falenf packed variely show. Spirils were high and ever, lil wh worked lo puf on fha? show did his besl lo make if a bang-uy. i. ' Same goes for 'rhose who made our dance April 25+h an eva ' i fhaf broughi such fun and gaicfy To The seniors 'rhal affended. lh' Rurnpus Room alias Glamour Grove lbeller known as fhe girls' gyrnj really looked beaufiful and added a fesrive air fo lhe occasion. Class nighf was siupendous now fhaf were speaking of il. Our show was fhe mos? Terrific piece of dramaric work since Walk Disney filmed The Three Caballerosf' Our acfors and acfresses were all -Fi . . bij S2 on Ihv ll0N4'il'lll nruuifuf my 'lung huirl M114 N H . f , 11, .'1, 1, ,111,1,, WLM, Cola-brllv lll dl5glll5lE A 1 ,1 11 111I. 1 1v1 f 1 'MI ' I I I 1. ,1-1, I. 11 1 1,11,11 11 1 1 If 1 1 VI 'I111,I 11 111111 7 1,1111 -'1 1 5 1'-11' 1111 1'1'I111r 1'11 - 1 X'1V.'1U ,gf-r I 1 .1Y111i, 'I111I11 1 - 1 .J h 1 F111 '1- - 1 ' 1 Iwf 11 1 J Lf' 1' 1' I I 1-.1 Iv-'11 1' 1I1I -11 .,1. 1. L1f,,w.1.,, 1' - 4. 111' E111 ,11 I. ' 1 I ' I 1II, 'W 'J Tw 1 1 I I1 ' If ' 1 1-'1 '1' 1I 1' I 1 1 -, 1 11 1 'IW I1.. 1 1 I , I ..1' T IV- ' 1 ' 'V11 'I'1 1 'VII 1 1 1-V 11.1 1-11L11 1 ,-.1 H11 11l1- I+- ,1111- 1P1A1f, 419.1-I. 11 ,1 A 1 11, 1 111. . .11 111 411' 'I 1' 1 1- ' f - 1? FH11'-v IY1 1114 I1 V -1 I 11I1v 11, r Aflvr ::!,?1-' .. .AA 11, ',111 The Morning , Y ul? Bufl ',1, - . 15' Roomj flxushnwk s Ill tht Boy I mcrgl-ncy Hut 8 The Hug l.hC'1'Sl'. W To Mrs. Rosman and Mr. Rogal: I+ is difficull' +o pu+ in+o words our feelings of sincere gra'ri+ude for 'rhe guidance and help you have given us in our mosi' formafive years. Your moral influence has ranked wi+h fhai' of our paren'rs. We offer our 'rhanks fo you for +he +hings you have done ro make our s'ray in Midwood so pleasant Thanks for +he palience you showed in explaining why we couldn'1' fake fhree maiors a Term and graduale, and for arranging our programs so +ha+ college requiremenis could be mer wi+hou+ 'raking seven maiors in our senior Term. We know +ha+ on fhe rare occasions when you had +0 say no 'ro our requesfs, if was always for our own good, as each class assignmenf was parf of a carefully planned program. We leave fhis school happy in +he +hough+ +ha+ our younger broihers and sisfers will also be for+una+e in having your help in handling and solving our problems. Sincerely, The Senior Class of June, I953 'N St VW 1 a Looking To Mr. Shapiro and Miss Bradshaw: By ufilizing on our behalf, your ex+ensive learning and vas'I' experi- ence, you have poin'I'ed ou+ fo us 'l'he beHer pa+h +o fake. Our fhanks go ou'f +o you for a greal' many +hings. Thanks for being pafieni' and kind when we forgoi' fo hand in Senior Recommendafion Cards on fime or when we pleaded for ius'r one more applica+ion. Thanks for advising us in our choice of a college so +ha+ fhere would be fewer reiecfion slips. Thanks for le'H'ing us know how we did on +he College Boards and felling us +o fake 'em over again, when we didn'+ do foo well. Bui' mosf of all, 'lhanks for fhe guidance, assisfance, and encouragemeni' in +his, our mosi' +rying fime. Sincerely, The Senior Class of June, I953 ,433 V. 7: ',- . - -'-v af' 1. - ,fu TTA' P 5 We are alone in B7l. We pause for a momen+ lo gaze al lhe wall before us. The faslc we had se+ oul lo perform is now compleled. We sfop, lhinlxing 'lo ourselves, How did ihis all begin? How did we become involved in +his slrange under+alring? Anila was siHing in S.S. 44 when suddenly Mr. Dobren's voice boomed oul a+ her, See me af+er classl Affer fhe period was over she approached him cauliously. Anile, he oFFered, l have a wall for you. A walI!! She cried, For me-ll Gee dad, lhanlrs. Bul how? Well, when fhe Board of Esli- mafe checked +heir reporfs, fhey found fhal +hey had a spare wall in B7I which +hey decided lo ap- propriale +o some deserving slu- denl who could do whal he wanfed wifh il. Since l lmow lhal you're a good arf sludenl and a failhful follower of C.M. acfivilies, l'm giv- ing lhe job over lo you. She dashed up lhe four fligh+s of slairs, slaggered info 'rhe ar+ squad room la haven for 'rhe mad ar+is+s of Midwoodl and blur+ed ou? fhose memorable words, A walll a walll l've gol' a wall! Oul' from under a lellering brush crawled Renee. They haven'+ given oul one of 'those in aboul four years, she replied in amaze- menl. Bu+ fhe faslx is loo big for me alone, came Ani'ra's plea for aid. You have come fo +he righ+ person, replied Renee, her usual sense of modesfy prevailing. On Wednesday of regenfs weelr lnluli-fiqfvf X. I 99.1 we began. Equipped wifh one 6-inch ruler and fwo 3B pencils lwifh no erasersl, we sfarfed ruling in our margins. As Renee blocked off an area of I5'x6', Anifa began skefching in fhe design. The dinner hour was approaching when we finally decided fo pack up for fhe day. On our way ouf of fhe room, fwo of Midwood's mafrons happened fo pass fhe open door. Horrors! one cried. An oufbreak of vandalism! As fhe hurf wore off, we had a small suspicion fhaf fhis liffle remark was iusf fhe beginning of a long line of such complimenfs. ln fhe weeks fhaf followed we worked af a feverish pace. Despife fhe difficulfies we had in scaling fhe walls in order fo painf fhe upper areas of fhe mural, we loved every momenf of if. Soon fhe news spread like wildfire fhroughouf fhe arf squad. Some of our senior members came down fo fhe greaf masferpiece lwhich is second only fo Michelangelo's Sisfine Chapell. Gloria Ragovin donafed a figure and a half, Abboff Meader supplied his usual Meader fouch fo a few of fhe figures, Nafalie Waldman supplied half a shirf wifh cuff-links +o mafch lfhe laffer being silenfly dis- posed of lafer onl, and Helen Goldberg invaded fhe domain by Saure+-ing a male figure. Even our faculfy had some fun on if. Miss Freincle and Miss Reiser, a deserfer from fhe Gym Depf., added fheir liffle somefhings, such as a door, a pile of news- papers and a fypisf. However, we offen found if necessary fo go over fheir work. Soon we accumulafed several fhick layers of painf which, much fo our horror, prompfly began fo crack and peel. lf was in fhis sfage of near-complefion fhaf we showed an abilify fo give a good reparfee fo fhe self-appoinfed arf crifics who surrounded us. Affer fwo weeks of labor, fhe acfual mural painfing was complefed. Now if was fime fo varnish if. Wifh flif gun in hand, and a good supply of lacquer, we proceeded fo puf fhe final fouches on if. The room and surrounding buildings were soon filled wifh fhe fumes of our endeavor. Our mayor, Jay Arbeifer, and mayor-elecf Paul Schwaber soon found if necessary fo deparf along wifh Mr. Dobren, Mr. Grebanier, Commissioners, efc. Affer a few days fhe air was sufficienfly cleared so fhaf acfiv- ifies were able fo refurn fo normal. Our work is done, and now as we refreaf alone fo our fourfh floor den we are faken by a warm feeling of safisfacfion. Taking one lasf look af fhe wall we close fhe door behind us. Midwood has no choice-if cannof forgef us. Anifa Vaccaro Renee Weiner III llllllllllllllllllIlllllll , ,,.,,.M -az-3.1.-L THE MARCH OF THE IRON MEN God only knows wha+ I did To deserve iT, buT I was a member oT The FooTball Team. During The TirsT reorganizaTion oT ExTra-Curricular AcTiviTies since The sTrike, our Team was presenTed wiTh WingaTe Field as a meeTing and pracTice place. The Tieldhouse was a dingy ill-liT place, and always reminded me oT a dungeon. The concreTe Tloors were T'ilThy and weT. IT was a wonder ThaT The num- ber of aThleTe's TeeT was noT Too greaT, consider- ing The condiTions ThaT prevailed. The Tield was made oT rocks, buT here and There one could see a blade of grass. I mighT say however, ThaT Coach I'vlanTrone had a greaT deal oT TaiTh in our abiliTy To play The game. The following season Midwood goT hold oT Marine Park Tor iTs cenTer oT acTiviTies. This Tield was where you made iT. The grass was ankle deep and was considered a luxury To The players. When several TeeT OT This gorgeous sTuTT was reporTed missing by The park oI'Ticials, Mr. lvl. Cohn sTarTed a room by room search Tor iT. When fir! we were Tackled, we Tell as iT on a maTTress, and buT Tor a Tew bear Traps, condiTions were ideal. AlThough we gripe and complain, we are proud oT our Teams, and as long as Midwood has sporTs, The sTudenT body will supporT Them. li X i BY X IT's a bleak Tall day, and as one comes To WingaTe Field one can see abouT 25 lvlidwood sTudenTs kicking a hard ball around To each oTher. This game is called soccer. Everybody knows oT The sTars on The TooTball and baskeTball squad. buT do They know oT The boys on The soccer Team who risk Their necks TighTing Tor our school? Cn Wednesday and Friday, 25 boys come onTo a Tield wiTh empTy sTands. There is no band, and noi one boosler There To cheer Them on To vicTory. li js f 2 5 The apaTheTic aTTiTude Taken by The sTu- denTs Toward This greaT sporT is noT Their Taulfz We are The unsung squad OT The school. And so we, The soccer Team, win, lose or draw, and leave aT The end oT The game wiTh no one buT ourselves and our good coach, Mr. Cohn, knowing abouT The wounds we have received. X 'Y if X ln Se-pTember The experTs had ear-marked The lvlidwood guinTeT Tor The Top. A suc- cession oT wins puT lvlidwood way ouT in TronT. Then came The unlucky sTreak which prevenTed us Trom eligibiliTy in The play- oTTs. In second place aT The sTarT oT The second halT oT The season wiTh Jerry Sim' mons and Jerry Kass joining MarTy Yogi Funk, lvlurry May and Jay ArbeiTer on The sTarTing Tive, The Midmen were unable To Tind range againsT The Top Toes. bowing To Madison and Erasmus once again and To Tilden and Thus Tinishing The season in TourTh place. T952-53 squad leaves quiTe a record OT sporTsmanship and spiriTed aggressiveness which TuTure Teams will Tind diTT'iculT To emulaTe. W if X X Somewhere along The way, lviidwood ac- cumulaTed a RiTle Team. This aggregaTion oT approximaTely six sTeel-nerved, crysTal- eyed individuals was presenTed wiTh The Task oT measuring up To The championship sTandards seT by The old Team oT The pref Teacher sTrike days. They were Taced wiTh a mulTiple problem: no range, no coach, no money, no equipment and asTigmaTism. DaunTlessly, They shanghaied TirsT Mr. Kas- soy, and Then Mr. Macolino Tor coaches. They invesTed Their allowance in equip- menT, held up The CEO. oTTice, and Traveled upon The subway To pracTice in ManhaTTan. They have now developed a solid, well- equipped, and OTT-Time winning Team. SELAI-T .... .if Q-will , TEAM IN TRAINING E LJIXV UR LJL4 ov X lLil 1 lk , I I ,gl ill ra 'I A-.--LA Y. ...ec ....... A......! THE TALE OF TWO CI The oTher day while working in B7l, The hallowed oTTice OT our sTudenT govern- menT, I happened To noTice a IiTTIe Freshman Timidly poke his head Through The door, Take a hurried look around and Then scurry ouT, IosT and sTarTIed. I couIdn'T help re- membering The days when we, The mosT acTive class our school has ever seen, enTered our new high school. IShudder.l I remember The Freshmen OrienTaTion Commissioner Taking us by The hand and showing us The landmarks which made Midwood so Tamous, VVe were awed and amazed by The greaTness oT everyThing abouT us. We couldn'T imagine iusT wha+ made all These new marvels Tick. Finally we were inTroduced To The organizaTion responsible Tor all These wonderTuI innovaTions, The CiTy oT Midwood, modeled aTTer ThaT oTher greaT ciTy we live in. Many OT us became acTiveIy involved in all branches oT our sTudenT governmenT. OThers did noT Tind The Time To become acguainTed wiTh many oT iTs TuncTions. YeT we all realized very shorTIy ThaT The CiTy OT Midwood was The organizaTion ThaT made years aT Midwood happy ones. The days moved rapidly Then. We held our TirsT eIecTion. I-low proud we were when we Tinally had our Term represenTed on The Board oT EsTimaTeI Our home room eIecTed presidenTs and Thus we became parT oT The CiTy Council. ATTer our Sings, which never would have been The same wiThouT The Sing Com- mission-in TacT which never would have been, we had our TirsT eIecTion assembly. We meT The candidaTes Tor Mayor, CompTroIIer, SecreTary, and especially The P.M. CoordinaTor, who was acfually The Mayor OT The P.M. session. IT was inTeresTing To hear Them speak and To Tind ouT iusT whaT The TuncTion oT each one was. The candi- daTes vied Tor our voTes desperaTeIy-The hopeTuI mayors promised coke machines, smoking lounges, and swimming pools-while The candidaTes Tor compTroIIer Told how we had To waTch every penny. CerTainIy The eIecTion assemblies always proved To be oT greaT inTeresT wheTher The candidaTes were discussing 6.0. Taxes or wriTe-in baIloTs. Allowing us To geT up and ask The candidaTes quesTions made us really Teel in on Things. We were Then inTroduced To The galaxy oT clubs which our governmenT creaTed- clubs branching ouT inTo many diTTerenT Tields. Then we learned abouT commission commissions'and commission commission com- missioners, The backbone, ribs and shoulder blades oT our 6.0. Like The clubs, our commissions varied To a greaT degree. They ranged Trom The WeITare Commission, dedicaTed To help boTh needy sTudenTs in school and people ThroughouT The world, To The RecreaTion Commission which consTanTIy Tried To provide amusemenT and enTer- TainmenT Tor us. We became Tamiliarized wiTh The Grievance Commission, which annually gives an award To The person who has The mosT complainTs. Through The Teacher's sTrike our sTudenT governmenT remained sTrong, consTanTIy Trying To overcome The enormous handicap which Taced iT, and iT was successTuI. Though iT seemed incredible aT The Time, iT is now obvious ThaT The CiTy oT Mid- wood is responsible Tor all The acTiviTies we enioyed. Our Term proved iTseIT an acTive and inTeresTed group. Two oT our members became mayors IPauI Schwaber and Jay ArbeiTerl and Two oT Them compTroIIers lLucy Rosin and Doris EpsTeinl. Many oThers became oTTicers and held various oTTices in B7l. IT will Teel Tunny Tor many oT our sTudenTs nexT year when They can'T go down To B7I To argue wiTh The mayor, Tor a commission meeTing, To Tind ouT elecTion resulTs, or iusT To have a chaT wiTh one OT Their Triends. The CiTy oT Midwood, under The wonderTuI guidance CT Mr. Dobren and Mr. Grebanier, has perTormed many wonderTuI duTies. 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'ff ni Handsornos+ Boy Bill Maul Prelfiesl Girl Meryl Bunim Class Comedian Mike Brill All Around Boy Bob Wolf All Around Girl Lily-Ann Franlc Class Musician Judy Paris Mos? Popular Boy Paul Sclwwaber E M4 Q 8. Mos? Popular Girl ifylkw 9. Class Wrifer he UU, IO. Girl Scholar T331 Zim ll. Boy Scholar Pmidi IZ. Class Polilician whisk I3. Class Adress pm, 5 I4. Class Aclor ff ll l5. Glass Phoiogr-Jplner MER xP' l fffffi IS Y Phyllis Weissglass Joe Dubey Nina Zippin Ronald Kulny Mike Scharff Marilyn Bernsiein Charles Sills Charles Husick-H 3!i', W AXA Girl Afhlele Boy A'rhle+e Class Ar+is+ Boy Who Did Mosl' For lhe School Girl Who Did Mosf For +he School Boy Mos? Likely fo Succeed Girl Mosf Likely 'ro Succeed Fran Naslasi Bill Anzalone Anila Rubin Jay Arbeiier Doris Epslein Jacob Abel Conrada Gill AARON, WILLIAM 3420 Avenue I-I Einance Comm., I-I. R. Pres.: Sec'y Grade Adviser's OT- fice, Sec'y Dean's Office: Clriem. Lab Ass'I., Guard Squad: G. O. OI-lice Sec'yZ Sr. Sing: A.M. Cily Council: S. S. Forum. ABBATE, OLIVIA M. 2052 Easl 73rcl Slreel Sec'y 'ro Mr. Barlcin, Sec'y Io Miss Dunn: Social Dance Club, Caleleria Squad. ABEL, JACOB IO72 Easl IOII1 Sfreel Mafli Team, Clwem Lab Squad, Guard Squad: Leader of Arisfat V. A. Squad, Rep. Io Boro Council: Soccer Team: I-I. R. President Formula, Guard Squad. ACI-IIRON, JANICE I I I2 Avenue K Cafeieria Squad, Guard Squad: Volleyball Club, Bas- lcefball Club: Sec'y Io Mrs. Winsion. AEFATIGATO, ROSE A. l4I3 Mill Avenue AGRESS, LEE 755 Easf Zlsr Sfreel Junior and Soplw Sing: Sec'y Bio Office, Sec'y Girls Dean. Sec'v Boys Dean, Sec'y A++. Office, Sec'y Grade Adviser Oflicet Mailw Club: Social Service Commission: Arisfa. Q, I fi :Qi A 5- xg' 'Q .,. . Rav. Q 6 Q' Wk - . W ll TC- rkl. GH' ig Q... Y f' fs 9 of P ' AINBINDER, SAM 596 Easl SII1 S+reeI Archon, I-l. R. Pres: I-I, R. V. Pres: Clnem. Lab., Visual Aids, Guard Squad, Sec'y lo Mrs. Bernslein: Cafeleria Supervisor: Sec'y fo Mr. Ereedland. ALPER, LOIS I305 Easr 46Il1 Slreef Guard Squad. ALTMARK, I-IARVEY 4904 Avenue M Calieleria Guard, Bowling Team. AMBROSE, ROBERT I505 Easr 48+l1 Slreel lnslrumenlal Rudimenls, ln- slrurnenfal Music. ANTOLINO, LUCY IZI4 Easr 5IsI Sheer V, P. I-Iome Room, Sec'y 'ro Miss Dunn. ANZALONE, WILLIAM 907 Easf Bih Srreef Formula, Arisfa, Guard, I-lome Room Presidenl, Capl. Gymnaslic Team. 1 L Q APPLEBAUM, BARBARA 2620 Glenwood Road Modern Dance, IO+h Anni- versary Comm., Sec'y +o Mrs. Drucker: Sec'y in Arfendance Orficei Sec'y in Emergency Room. ARBEITER, JAY 28l7 Avenue X Mayor Cily of Midwood: Senior Class Presideni: Cap- iain Varsiiy Baslcelball: Wel- fare Comm.: Arisla Member: P.M. Council: A.M. Council Member: Guard Squad: Sec'y Gym. Office. ARNOLD, MARTIN 253 Wesr 72nd Srreer, Man. Argus, l-l. R. Pres.: l-l, R. Treasurer: V. A. Squad: Bio. Squad: Poolball Team, Epi- log, Band, Guard Squad, l.M. ASCHER, LEONARD I3l2 Coney Island Avenue Guard Squad. ASCHNER, EVELYN I4-2 Kenilworfh Place Folk Dancing Club: Basker- ball Club: Social Dance: Cafereria Squad: Junior Sing. ASTRIN, AUDREY 125 Easl l8'rh Slreer Modern Dance Club: Social Sfudies Forum: Band: Music Service Squad: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Chancy: Arisfa. ee. -X ,,- - -..,: 1v,.. A-u,.a... .-Z BABBITT, CAROLYN I I96 Easl 49'rh S+ree+ Guard Squad: Mr. Levine's Sec'y: Class Treasurer lsr ferm. BAIRD, JUDY 889 Easi 4O+h Sireel Sofiball, Baslce+ball, Soccer, Volleyball: P.M. Ciiy Coun- cil: l-li-Y: Pi Epsilon: Chan- cellor Doxa, Sec'y: Modern Dance Club: Sec'y Miss G. Cohen: Sec'y Emergency Room. BAKER, WALTER 867 Easl 23rd Sireel Eoolball Team: Game Cap- lain: Swimming Team: Arh- le'ric Comm. BALZANO, ELVlRA I867 Easl 53rd Srreel l-li-Y: Pi Epsilon: Soffball Club: Sec'y H. R. Volleyball Club: l-l. R. President BARACH, SARA I2l4 Avenue K Chorus: Guard Squad: Vol- leyball Club: Senior Sing: Senior Jewelry Rep. BARBlERl, FRANK I37I Easl 54-ill Slreei Archon: Foolball Team: Var- siiy: Commissioner ol Alh- lelics: Guard Squad: l-lome Room Presidenf: Welfare Comm.: Sr. Sing: Sr. Show? Epilog. -Fl 1... 4-.v:..,-.v.a1::,,-- . f v- ff-.5.3.:uz: a.-- , f sz- V.--, .1-'- Q , - '. c.-. .4 '- BARBIERI, JEAN lI72 Easf I2lh Srreel Sec'y To Mrs. Eriedland: Sec'y lo Mrs, Keosian: Sec'y fo Mr. Fuchs: Guard Squad: Home Room Sec'y: Social Dance Club: Baslcelball Club. BARRY, CAROL 778 Easl' lO+h Sfreel Caleleria Moniror: Sec'y in Allendance Office: Guard Service. BARTWINK, DONALD H45 Easf IOlh Srreef BASSO, SAM l42O Coney lsland Avenue Guard Squad. BEACON, BETTY 978 Easr 26+h Srreef Archon, l-l.R. Pres.: Assembly Planning Comm.: Sec'y Pro- gram Office: Girl's Chorus: Sec'y in Music Room: Sec'y in College Office: Guard Squad: Sing: Sec'y in l-leallh Ed. Office: Booslers. BECKER, EILEEN ll5B Easl' 27'rh Slreer Sing: Sec'y lo Mr. Danlc: Epilog: Caleferia Guard: Assembly Planning Comm. 'Z' 'FZ 6' 'S B 0 5 u -Q If 2 7 ,Q 'F X I K' tr A P :Q Q sf, is Q? in 'fab ' it E IAA BEHRMAN, ANITA IO5O Ocean Avenue Capf. of Boosfers: Sec'y ro Miss Simpson: Sec'y fo Mr. l-lerslcowirz: Sec'y lo Mr. Manheimer: Sec'y +o Mrs. Dailz: Sing. BERENSON, ALLEN SIS Avenue l Service Squad. BELLI, ANGELA IO49 Easf Zlsl Slreer Arisfag Orchesrrag Recrea fion Comm.: Pan-American Club: French Club. BENSON, JACK IO55 Easl I4+h Sfreer Guard Squad: Sec'y fo Gym Office: Newspaper Comm.: Cafeferia Squad. BERECK, BARTON I62O Ocean Avenue Varsily Baseball Team: Sec'y fo Mr. Levine: Sr. Sing: Member of Mixed Chorus: Soloisl a+ Variefy Shows. BERGER, BARRY I IS7 Easl 9+h S'rree+ Foolball Team: Track Team: Publicily Commissioner: E. D. R. Commission: Mimeo squad: Guard Squad. X.-...,...--C ..,.,-.....- - 4.3.1 BERGER, CARYL 966 Easf 9fh Sfreef Boosfers: Sec'y fo Mrs. Bern- sfein: Affendance Office: Service Squad: Locker Guard: Epilog: Sec'y fo Mrs. DVUCIYGFI Sec'y fo Mrs. Eeld- man. BERGER, GARY I62O Avenue I Band: Mafh Office: Guard Squad: I-I,R. Pres.: Phofog- raphy Club. BERGER, RICI-IARD 24I8 Avenue K Chem. Lab: Spanish Club: Eng. Boolc Room. BERK, MELVIN 2I8 Avenue I Guard Squad: Mafh Office: Newspaper Squad, BERMAN, PAUL 24OI Avenue L Pres. I-Iigh School UNESCO Council of N. Y, Cify: Pres. Infer-School Commiffee for UNESCO: Eorum Club, Vice Pres.: I-I.R. Pres.: Sec'y fo Mr. I-Iillson: Mimeograph Squad: Guard Squad. BERNSOI-IN, DIANE 657 Easf 26fh Sfreef Guard Squad: Sec'y in Gym: Sec'y in Music Depf. 5-:X P Q 3 'x I , fs- A YT .X X: : x es lr., .Q ' 'C' ' I Lia Gi -IS' as ' x ni 'c .. lf 8 .g, BERNSTEIN, ELAINE I535 Elafbush Avenue Sec'y Bio. Squad: HR. Sec'yI Sec'y fo Grade Adviser: Sec'y fo Mr. Kassoy: Sec'y fo Mr. I-Iirsh: Go-Geffer: Boosfers: Sing: Er. Orienfa- fion Comm. BERNSTEIN, JOYCE ZSI4 Avenue I Arisfai Archon: Mixed Chorus: Epilog: Arf Squad: Sec'y in Grade Adviser's Office: Affendance Monifor Guard Squad: Cafe. Guard. BERNSTEIN, MARILYN 723 Easf 27+h Sfreef Mixed Chorus: Orchesfra: Arisfa: Archon: I-I. R. Pres.: Talenf Assemblies: Variefy Shows: Sing: S. S. Forum: Sec'y fo Dean: Guard Super- viser: S. S. Comm.: Welfare Comm. BERRITT, I-IAROLD I599 Wesf IOfh Sfreef Pres. of Chorus: Music Of- fice: Communify Sing: Junior and Senior Sing: Arisfa. BERSETI-I, LOIS IBIS Easf 5Isf Sfreef Orchesfra: Guard: Social Dance Club. BERZON, JUDITI-I II52 Easf 26+h Sfreef Sec'y Mr. Grebanier: Swifch- board: Newspaper Comm.: I-I. R. Sec'y: Sec'y B7I. BESSEL, JOAN 657 Easl' 26lh Srreel' Chorus: Sing: Guard Squad: Sec'y in Boys' Dean's Office. BEUSMAN, DONALD l756 Brooklyn Avenue Orcheslra-7 rerms. BLANKET, LOIS 794 Rugby Road Sec'y Mrs. Soifer: Sec'y Mrs. Tillis: 5th Term class Sec'y 81 Treas.: Sec'y Mr. Van Sleen- berg: 6+h Term class Sec'y: 7+h lerm Treas.: Volley Ball Club: Booslers. BLATTE, JEWEL IO77 Easf Qlh Sireel Archon: Chorus lFermalal: Guard: I-l.R. Pres.: I-LR, Vice Pres.: Sing: Tuloring Comm.: Assembly Planning: Sec'y lo Mr. Danlc: Sec'y lo Miss Sorscher: Fr. Orienralion Comm. BLAU, HAROLD 965 Easl l4l'l'1 Sireel' All-Cily Orch.: Soccer. BLAUSTEIN. MORDECAI 33l6 Avenue J Argus-Phofo. Ediror: Re- porler' Capiain Pholo Press Squad' l-l. R. Pres.: Traclc learn' Guard: Chem Lab- Sguad' Camera Club: Arisra' Sr Sng Road Ahead Srafl Pho+ Ed Ec og ,TR :Qu ss L 'x It ,TT 5 Q. 'Q '-5.-F 6 i ,Aux fs . f 15 N 6+ of 8. '57 7 A to X BLOCI-l, FLORENCE 288 Crown Sfreef Arisra: Corr. Sec'y: Swirch- board: Guard: Baedelcer Re- vision Comm.: Civil Service Comm.: Freshmen Orienfa- +ion: Sec'y Arrendance Of- fice: Sec'y Grade Adviser: Sing: S. S. Forum: V. P. l-lome Room: Archon. BLOOM, LOUIS IOO2 Fosier Avenue Guard: Mimeograph Squad: V. P. l-lome Room. BLUESTONE, JOANNA 522 Ocean Avenue Social Dance Club: Sec'y Grade Adviser: Sec'y fo Assf. Principal: Sing: Sec'y lo Boys' Dean: l-l.R. Sec'y. BLUM, FRIEDA I I34 Easl 9'rh Sfreel' Sec'y fo Miss Leonards: Guard: Sec'y Emergency Room: Sing: Volley Ball Club: Soccer Club. BLUM, LOVVELL IOSO Easf I9fh Srreel Tennis Team: Guard. BLUMENTHAL, HENRY I68O Ocean Avenue Chem. Squad: Lalin Club. Q . X' ' - A y ' J: :il . ' 5 ' T a . C -V . - .f.. . H, ...,. ,.g.A..1 BOOKBINDER, SUSAN SI IO Avenue I Sec'y lo Mr. Mandel: Sec'y in Allendance Office: Sec'y lo Mr. Cabal Sec'y lo Mrs. Druclcer: Guard: Sing: I-I. R. Treasurer. BORO, MARJORIE I4I9 Easl 55+h Sfreel Newman Club, Caleleria: Guard. BRADY, FRANCIS I329 Easl 4Olh Slreel BRANCACCIO, GEORGE IO75 Easl 2nd Slreel' BRANDT, MORTON IZI6 Easl 45+h Slreel Arisla: Archon: Road Ahead? Mixed Chorus: Swilchboardi Sec'y lo Mrs. Monahan: S. S. Eorum: Eng. Book Room: Chess Club: Caleferia Squad: Menorah Club, BRAUNER, SONDRA 908 Eosler Avenue Sr. Class Sec'y: Sec'y in B7I: Sec'y in BI9: Arisla: Sing: Booslers: Ereshmen Orienfa- lion Comm. ,, ,,.,,,,,,T,.., - 4, BRESSLER, JOANNA I5 Ludlam Place Biology Lab.: Argus: Arisla: Caleleria Guard: Sr. Sing? Booslers. BRETTSCI-INEIDER. ARNOLD I I49 Easl 43rd Slreel BRILL, MICI-IAEL 724 Easl 27+h Slreel Arisla: Varsily Eoolball: Argus: Arl Squad: Alhlelic Commission: I-I. R. Pres. BRILL, SONIA 2l8 Kingslon Avenue Chorus: Orcheslrat AllfCi+y Chorus: Service Squad: So- cial Dance Club. BRITTON, GLORIA l528 Coney Island Avenue Jr. Sing: Sec'y lo Mrs, Ros- enberg: Guard Squad: Li- brary Assl. BRODNAX, WILERED 540 Decalur Slreel Band A: Soccer Team: Clags Treasurer: Guard, will .1 BRODSKY, EVELYN 2025 Nosirand Avenue Band: Recreaiion Commg Seoy +o Mr. Lerner: Seoy io Mr. Roseman. BRODY, EDITH 954 Easf 27+h Srreef Sec'y Io Mr. Cabof: Seoy to Welfare Comm., H, R. Pres.. V. P.: S. S. Forum: Midwood Rep. 'ro Mirror Youih Forum: Arisra. BROOKS, ANNABELLE I222 Easf 34+h Sfreef SeC'y Io Miss Dunn. BROWN, TERRY 26I Easi 27Ih Srreef Cheering Squad, Go-Gere 'rersg Seoy io Mr. Cohen: Guard Squad: Sec'y in Chem Lab.: Sr. Sing. BROWNER, ARTHUR P. ZIO3 Glenwood Road Manager of The Varsiiyp Bas- Irefball Team: Mixed Chorus: Visual Aids Squad: Aifend- ance Seoy: Sr. Sing: H, R. Vice-Pres. BUBLICK, LINDA IIO9 Easf I8+h Sfreef Sec'y Girls' Dean Office: Book Sfore: Forum Club: Pai- rerns' Road Ahead: Epilog: Sr. Sing' Sr. Show. -.. Zi 5 A 5971 55 4. v L 1 A .1 f E T mf Sf' x xx ,. We V ..., g gn , 5 lv- 'Nr . I I V L .Z X., .2-S 7 'r gs Q! Q Y BUCARO, ANGELA I423 Easi 54+h Sfreei Guard Squad: Sec'y fo Miss Cohen. BUETI, ELEANOR II34 Easf 42nd Sireei Newman Club: Sr. Sing. BUNIM, MERYL I703 Avenue K H.R. Sec'y: Sec'y Io Mr. Cabal: Sec'y fo Mr. Shapiro: Svvilchboard: Sing: Cheering Squad: Freshman Orienfa- lion Comm.: S. S. Comm.: Arisra. BURD, HANNAH 48 Barileir Sireei Orchesira. BURLING, EDITH M. 5808 Avenue N Hi-Y lPi-Epsilonlg Mixed Chorus. BURNS, LENORE ISOS Easf 49ih Sireei Guard: Archon: Sr, Sing: Seoy in Girls Emergency ROOVTW: Seoy io G. Cohen: Sec'y 'ro Miss Simpsong Senior Show: Epilog. '-- - --- -. Wwe-.---....s..! BURTON, MONROE 985 Wesl Shelly Road Norlh Bellmore, L. I. Visual Aids Squad. CABAT, ROBERT I862 Easi 33rd Slreel I-I. R. Pres.: Pres, PanAAm. Club: Sec'y +o Miss Shore: Tennis Team: Welfare Comm.: Finance Comm.: Arislai Archon: Guard Squad. CACACE, LOUIS 34I Parlcville Avenue CAI-IILL, RONALD 3420 Newlcirlc Avenue I-lealih Ed. Socieiy. CALABRESE, THEODORE I lol Easf 26Ih Sfreei' Capf. Visual Aids: Biol. CANTON, MARY 47I4 Avenue N ,L ,-. ,Le-zu: eeeelecegx I , 4' 5 tr 9 1 .9 I 'F I ,.,. was we Q. Q V 'N-f'i1,.fi Y? is I X . fro ,. Q. X , ,is X ik Y Jquthp. KP: ! ' A mo, J! W if PN '65 CANTOR, SUSAN SS Linden Boulevard Mixed Chorus: Sec'y in Cole lege Ohlicei Sec'y lo Mrs. Soiler: Sec'y 'ro Mrs. Levine: Sec'y in I-I. R.: Girls' Chorus: Cafeferia Guard: Sing: Arisla. CARALDO, DOLORES G. 326 Easi I6+h Slreel Twirlers, Maiorelleq I-li-Y lRi Epsilonl: Mixed Chorus: Sec'y in Girls' Dean Office: Sec'y Miss Goodman: Sec'y 'ro Mrs. Rosman: Booslers: I-I. R. Treasurer: Columbus Day Parade, CARLSON, JOSEPH W. 923 Easl 32nd Slreel CARPET, RI-IODA 45I7 Glendale Couri Sec'y +o Mrs. Sfern: Sec'y +o Mr. Scarinzi: Sr. Sing: Junior Sing. CARNELLA, MARIE i822 Easl' 54'rh Slreel Girls Chorus. CASSILETI-I, I-IELEN I7OI Albemarle Road Sec'y in Emergency Room for Mrs. Delson. EGAN, VIRGINIA 3904 Avenue J Newman Club Accoun'ring Dept Guard Squad. EISENBERG, SIDNEY II49 Easr 23rd Srreef Varsify Eoofballz AI'InIeIic Commissioner. EISENBERG, WALTER 2202 Avenue K Guard: PI'ioIo Club. EISENBUD, ADRIENNE III8 E. I8+I'w Sfreef Arisfa: Sec'y Io Mr. DanIc: S. S. Forum: Boosrers: Go- Geffers: Program Comm.: Sec'y To Mr. RasI4in: Er. and Sr. Sing. ELLENOFE, ROBERT II52 Easf 28II1 Sfreef Band Music Squad. ELLISON, NANCY 704 Easr 22nd Sfreef PaIfei-ns' Sr. Snow' Road Ahead: Sec'y Io GirIs' Dean OIIice' Sr. Sing' Secy Visual Aids Squad' Caieferia Guard' EpiIog. YVHQ 'S 5, .ag re- as-be A bo Q--v . g 6 g.. . , , X 'F 'ii . E' 'lv ,Q 311. Q Q .X xi if 'Q fa L, 9 as 'l P- I fig ELOWITZ, CAROLE I362 Ocean Avenue I-I. R. Pres.: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Ras- Icin: Sec'y 'ro Miss Simpson Freshman Orienfafion Comm EpiIog. ENGLISI-IBY, MARGARET I784 Albany Avenue EPSTEIN, DORIS 3420 Avenue I-I CompIroIIer of CM: Vice- Comm. of WeIIare: Vice- Pres., 6II1 Term: Recreafion Comm.: Rep. fo Boro G. O.: Mafh Team: Sec'y Io Mr. I-IiIIson: Sec'y in B7I: Guard Squad: 7+I1 Term Council: Sr. Sing. EPSTEIN, JERRY I I I9 Ocean Parkway Argus: Guard Squad: Locker Guard: Gym Secrerary. ETZEL, JILL I405 New York Avenue Guard Service: Newman CIub. FABER. MICHAEL 3I05 Avenue L VisuaI Aids Squad. . 5+h Term CounciI: Sr. Coun- ciI: Fr. Jr. and Sr. Sing' get FABIAN, ANNETTE IIO2 Glenwood Road Sec'y Io Girls' Dean: 4Ih Ierm Vice-Pres.: Library Squad: Guard Squad: Pub- Iicily Comm.: Sec'y Io Mrs. Laslfowz Sec'y, B7Ig Sing: Bd. of Esfimafe. FABIANI, MARIE I83I Flalbush Avenue FAI-IEY, MARY 2049 Easi' 74Ih Slreer Guard Squad. FARBER, THEODORE 2003 Avenue J Guard Squad: Chem Squad: Formula: Radio Club: Chem Club: Wesfinghouse Science Club. FARBSTEIN, MARTIN I804 Easl SIsI Sfreef Arisfa: Archon: Band: Guard Squad: Menorah Club. ' i FEINBERG, ROSALIE 858 Easf 26Ih SIreeI Sec'y General Office: Swifchboard: Horseback Rid- ing Club, Guard Squad. ----.1-F-N f si' 9 we ,X O 5 1 mi Us .I f., O Q x , 7, .. ma ' el' to ip .3 J ? ' 3I . li-X 9 cw FELDSTEIN, LENNY I3II Avenue K Guard Squad: Sing: Sec'y Deans' Office: Sec'y Mr. Freedland: Boosfersy Twirlers: Welfare Comm.: I-Iome Room President FERNBACI-I, LEWIS I064 Easl I5Ih SIreeI English Book Room: I-I. R. President I-I. R. Vice-Pres. FICKEN, ELEANORE IZI4 Easl 34+h Slreel' Sec'y 'ro Mr. Zamore: Sec'y Io Mr. Cohen: I:-Ii-Y ISigma NUI: Booslers. FIELD, ARTHUR I70I Flalbush Avenue Visual Aids Squad: Eng. Boolf Room. FINKEL, JEANNETTE II62 Easf I2Ih S'rreeI Archon, Arisla: Swilchboard: Biolog: Parlernsg Boosfers: Freshman Orienlalion Comm. Tuforinq Comm.: Sing: Sec'y Io Mr. Cabal, I-I. R. Presi- denf: Sec'y Io Mrs. Weisse bach: Sec'y Ma+h Office: Record Office Sec'y. FINKELSTEIN, DONALD IO28 Easr 28+h Slreef Menorah Club: Eng, Book Room: Pan-American Club. DANIELS, JOHN 953 Easl 42nd Slreef DAVIDSON, MORTON ZOIB Avenue J Orcheslrai Chess Team: Handball Team: Arisla. DAVIS, CATHERlNE l3B6 Easl 55+h Slreel Chorus: Newman Club. DAVIS, MARVIN 47Ol Kings Highway H. R. Trees: Foolball Team: Bancl: Guard Squad. DAWE, MARY 5l23 Avenue L DELGIORNO, MYSTICAL I3B3 Easl 49fh Sfreef Bio. Lab. Squad: Newman Club: Sec'y fo Mr. Cohen? ienlog Slng: ,Banda Class fv- fff' M' if f ,MMV K if 1 Cv -PQ v ff f if X 'lags A l ' f In .4 53 A 'v'. S' 'fu Q N91 Rf Ag. 0' 4? 'A if Fwy 1- R as: I V, .K , W-9 T W' T TN A ,Elf sg! ' N J vw, ' 6 .' ' LQ, - 1' 'K l, . YT T if DELLAPENNA, PAT 962 Easl 3Is+ Sfreef DERVVIN, BARBARA 3302 Avenue J Sec'y lo Mr. B. Chaney. DESMOND, CAROL 867 Easf 42nd Sfreel Newman Club: Sec'y lo Mr. Rolhmany Sec'y lo Mrs, Del- son. DEVITO, MICHAEL I3I7 Easl 54'rh Slreef Epilog Business Slafl. Q,.i 1A QUGX ' N:-L V H X N911 sbt' I u L n , . ,x 4- l -L QI- AqlT'pQ DEVLlN, FRANK 4-OI6 Farragul Road DICOLA, JOHN l368 Easl 49'rh Sh-eef Gym Team: Guard Squad Newman Club. . . --.W .,...,...-...S.l DIECKHOEE, JOAN I l54 Easl 38lh Slreel Girls' Chorus: Newman Club Guard Squad. DIGIROLAMO. ROSALIE i437 Easl 54+h Sireel H. RI Treasurer. 'U 55- RJ X7 4 My ',', . ,V 'J I r ,J 1 '50 , ,rn . Y' lg DISTEFANO, JOSEPH 54Ol Fillmore Avenue DOLlN, SONDRA 845 Prospecl Place Girls' Chorus: Sing: Spanish Club. DOWD, JUNE 32I6 Glenwood Road Baslcelball Club: Newman Club: Modern Dance? Mixed Chorus. DOYLE, JOSEPH 34ll Avenue l Newman Club. W Azrgrvt, ,rgsgx ir 7. fag 1 ki .va A I fa . ,,5v G l ff if Z. , Zi. l Q DRESCHER, CAROL i92l Avenue l 7+h Term V. P.: Board of Eslimale: Arisla, Archon: Freshman Orienl. Comm.: Polio Comm.: Blueprinl Comm.: Exec. Board oi S. S. Eorum: Guard Squad Super- viser: H. R. Pres.: Sing: Jr. UNESCO Rep. DUBEY, JOSEPH 28lO Avenue I Lilerary Edilor Epilog: Eea- lure Edilor Argus: Jr. and Sr. Sing: Rifle Team: Arisla: Chem. Lab.: Weslinghouse Science Club, Honorable Menlion Winner. ECKSTElN, JUNE LESLEY 2503 Avenue J Guard: Senior Sing. EDGAR, THEODORE l262 Elafbush Avenue EDGEWORTH, WILLIAM l569 Elalbush Avenue EEERAT, LINDA H23 Easl' 24lh Slreel Pres. Girls Chorus: Guard Squad: Vice-Pres., l-lome Room: Sec'y Mrs. Eriedland: Sing: All-Cily Radio Work- shop: Sec'v 'ro Mr. Van Sleenbergh: Sec'y Heallh Ed. Office: Arisla: Argus Copy Slail. CELNICKER, ROSLYN IOIB Easl 27lh Slreel Guard: Sec'y Mrs. Tillis: Sing. Fresh.: Jr. Ar+ Squad: Sec. H. R.: Pres. H. R.: Arislar Road Ahead: Ex-Arr Ed. Pal- lernsg Ari. Ed. Epiloq. CERVILE, ALBERT 980 Easf I3+h Slreel Guard Squad. CILIANO, VIRGINIA l49O Easf 53rd Slreel Social Dance Club. CITRIN, HOWARD 5I I5 Avenue l Sec'y Miss Simpson: Assl. in Bio Lab: H. R. President H. R. Vice-Pres.: H. R. Sec'y. CITROEN, DONALD 5202 Avenue N Weighl lifting leader in Heallh Ed. 191K V xv .A ' x . Cl-IITTY, JAMES E. l929 Easr I4'l'h Slreel E, a- Q is.- X ref xi X. I 6 FQ L x i :- 0, X 5 1: .O 17 W f , I 5 1 4 8 -2 '.E 7 I 'fx I . 'ff ' i I 1 2. CHITTY, JANET 1929 Easl I4+h Slreef Sec'y in Alrendance: Office Sec'y lo Mrs. Levine: Sec'y To Miss Moslcowilz. Cl-IOMSKY, SHERWIN 4022 Earragul Road Swimming leam: Eoolball learn: Chorus. CLAMAN, RAYLENE l2lS Avenue N Chemislry Squad: Visual Aid Squad: Go-Geller: Sec'y To Mrs. Keosian: Guard Squad: Sec'y to Mr. Herslcowilz: Sec'y lo Mr. Roqal: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Raulslon. COHEN, BERNARD B62 Easl I3lh Slreel Visual Aids Squad: Pholo Press Squad: Pholo Club: Epiloq Pholoqrapher. COI-IEN, I-IARRIET H95 Easl lO'rh Slreel Road Ahead: Sec'y English Office: Assr. Comm. of Wel- fare: Senior Sing: Poelry Edilor Pallerns: Biology: Garden Squad. COHEN, JANE 2223 Avenue K L...+4..LY.........,.,....lZ COHEN, JEROME X ... 1215 Easr io+h Srreef fm A Varsiry Eoolball Team: Sing: M ' 'Q f : Orchesrra: Affendance Of- 'T - Tice: Sec'y in B7l. in ,Q .saw ,V e, 5 W COHN, LAWRENCE 1206 Easr 22nd Srreel' -1,,fj:: . V Program Comm.: Arisra: rn -f ' 'i ' Archon: Rifle Team, Mgr.: : ,Y 4 fp Road Ahead! Circularion, tx X 'Ji :R Argus: Sing: Malh Team: ' ' Q xi - Sec'y Mr. Danlc: Guard. 'Q COLEMAN, BARBARA Q .. MW- l299 Easl 37+l'1 Sireel' 'A f 'fi Copy Edilor and News S+afi , ' 1 of Argus: Road Ahead: Sec'y - of S. S.: Forum Club: Book ix I 'fo 'gi Siore: Junior Sing: Cafeieria V ,X Guard: Arisfa. ' I 5. i ' COLLIER, GERALD IZIO Easl' 35l'l'1 Sireer ,f 'ia 0 'ET ' M in If CONNELL, PATRICIA N , IO86 Ocean Avenue Baslcefball Club: Guard ,Q ,A,' ff' Squad. . ' 1 ' ' : fl' CON NORS, ROBERT I694 Elarbush Avenue SQ , , . , . . f A ff V R Ka , 'V COOPER, VINCENT I9 Kenilworrlw Place COTTRELL, CAROLE I4SB Easi 63rd Slreei Swimming Club-2 Terms. COWEN, EDWARD 40 Lolr Place Program Comm.: lvlaflw Team: Sec'y in Malin Office: Sec'v lo Grade Advisers: Marli and S. S. iuioring: Sec'y in Dean's Office. CURTIN, JOHN IBOO Albany Avenue COOGAN, THOMAS I363 Easl 5Brl1 Srreel DAMPE, BARBARA 2l2I Wesibury Courf Sec'y io Mrs. Erie-dland Sec'y in Music Office: Mem ber Mixed Chorus-6 Terms reas. H. .: Vice- res. l-l R Ari a xr: FINKELSTEIN, MICHAEL I2l2 Ocean Avenue Chorus: Caleleria Guard: All-Cily Chorus. FINKELSTEIN, HARRIET IOOI Avenue H Sec'v 'ro Mr. Danlc. FISCHER, BEVERLEY 7l6 Easl 32 Slreel Guard Squad: Argus: S,S. Forum: Chorus: Newman Club. FISCHER, CAROLINE l459 East 64+h Slreel Bio Lab Squad: Guard Squad: Hi-Y ISigma Nul. FISCHLER, GLORIA IIIO Easl 53rd Slreel Sec'y lo Mr. Eislensladlt Sec'y lo Mr. Roseman. FISH, RICHARD lOI5 Easl 23rd Slreel Foolball Team: Band: Secly 'ro Mr. Feldman: Sec'y Al- lendance Office. ,rf is Q, x s ,J 1' i , 6 L -ev s., X ' Sri W se L. L- Q FISHMAN, ARLENE I I I8 Avenue K Sr. Sing: Guard Squad: Sec'y lo Mr. Kassoy: Sec'y lo Mr. Heymonl: Secly To Mrs. Slave: Epilog. FLOCKHART, ROBERT l362 Easl 52nd Slreel Visual Aids Squad: Epilog. I A ff f g ,IU G IJ' fi , Q' if ll il ,Lily ,' ff 'lx' ff 1 -, g LM ' ' roLEY, .1oHN 4- Q I ' 0 v Qi I is 'N A V 5 JIAV .,.. . K B Y -JI 2057 Easl 72nd Slreel Visual Aids Squad: E. C. Ol- lice: Guard Squad. FORMAN, SANFORD 820 Easl lOlh Slreel Guard Squad: Sec'y lo Mr. Manheimer: Sec'y To Mr. Moslcowifz: Sec'y Io Mr. De- laney: Caleleria Guard. FRANK, LILYANN 946 Easl 7+h Slreel Sec'y lo Arisla: Archon: Commissioner ol Sing: Sec'y ol A.M. Council Bio Lab: Guard Squad: H. R. Pres.: Sec'y lo Mr. Danlcg Welfare Commission Assn.: Planning Comm. FRANK, LOIS l375 Ocean Avenue RM. Co-orclinalor: 3rd Term Vice Pres.: Comm. ol S.B.l.: Seoy Senior Sing: Vice-Pres. ol H. R.: Booslers: Sec'y Malh Office: Dean's Ollice: Boys' Heallh Ed. Office: Member ol Freshman Orien- lalion: Publicifyt Cakes and Ale Comms.: Cify Council: Board ol Eslimafe: Arisla. fee, .dr W H, W , ,z,-.-A-, L, .-L.f FRANK, Sf-lElLA Il7l Ocean Parkway Capf. of Boosfers: Go-Get fer: Sec'y fo Mr. Garson: Sec'y fo Mr. Delany: Library Ass+.: Riding Club: l-l. Eco. Club. ERANKEL, ROSALIE II66 Easf 42nd Sfreef Jr. and Sr. Sing: Boosfers: Sec'y in Boy's Dean and Af- fendance Offices. EREED, JACK II42 Easf I5fh Sfreef Bio. Lab: Mimeo Squad' Soccer Team. ERlED, FLOYD 825 Easf 9fh Sfreef Band: Chemisfry Club: Wesf- inqhouse: Chem. Lab: Sec'y fo l. Cohen, M. Cohn. ERIEDMAN, DONALD IIO4 Easf 5lsf Sfreef FRIEDMAN, ESTA I Aviafion Road Sec'y in Accounfing Office. XQAE.. y .,.. D .Wg yy., 1, 1 S OO X 'ss i A Q MQ ,li ,Q v I up lx- Zarlfg A 3 A '9 M an -N XX H. 4 fi 1' . V ERIEDMAN, HELENE lI39 Easf 22nd Slreef Arisfa: S.S. Eorum Clubi Girls Chorus: l-l.R. Treas.: Vice Pres., Guard, Sec'y in B7I, Affendance Office, and fo Mrs. Reynolds. FRIEDMAN, JANICE II39 Easf 22nd Sfreef Arisfa: S.S. Eorum Club: Girl's Chorus: l-LR. Treas.: Sec'y in B7l, Affendance Office, fo Miss Moskowifz, Mrs. Reynolds. ERIEDMAN, LAWRENCE 295 Sf. Johns Place Execufive S.S. Forum Club: Debafing Team: American Legion Oraforical Confesf. FRIEDMAN, ROBERT 805 Sf. Marks Avenue Phofo Press Squad: Camera Club: Visual Aids Squad: Chem. Lab.: 'fuforing Comm. FRIEDMAN, RONALD IIIO Easf Slsf Sfreef Eng. Book Sfore: Eng. Office: Eng. Boolc Room. ERIEDMAN, STEPHEN IO76 Easf I5+h Sfreef Guard Squad: Sec'y fo Mrs. Eeinman: l-l.R. Vice Pres.: Cafe. Guard. L -ef GROSS, GERRI l62I 5OIh Srreel Capr. Baslceiball Club: Soc- cer Club: Soirball Club: Capf. Riding Club: Volley- ball Club: Sec'y Airendance Office: Sec'y 'ro Mr, Dank: Sec'y Girls' I-I. Ed. Oil.: Bio. Lab: Epilog: Sr. Show. GROSS, JOAN IO53 Easr I3rh Srree+ Volleyball: Soccer: Riding Club: Ari Squad: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Eisensradl: Sec'y 'ro Miss Cohen: Doxa, Chancellor and Scribe: Colorguardp Usher- elre: Sing.: Arisia GROSSMAN, NANCY LEE 54I Easf 24I'h Slreel Arisla: Band: Orchesrra: Par- Ierns: Library: Sec'y ro Mrs. Druclcer: Sing.: Arisia. GUEST, NANCY 823 Easr I5+h Slreer Girls Chorus: Treas. of Girls Chorus: Sec'y to Mr. Gleich- enhouse: Guard Squad: I-Ii-Y. GUNAR, ARNOLD I535 Ocean Avenue Soccer Team: Lab Squad: Visual Aids Squad. EIABER, DIANE I4OO Ocean Avenue Sec'y fo Mr, Lesser: Sec'v Io Mrs. Siem: Sec'y +0 Mr. I-Iershlfowirz' Guard Squad: Sing: Boosrers: Hospifal Vol- unreer Comm.: I-Iorsebeclf Riding Club, k , 'af 'Q' Al in 1:9 yr. M x , 9, V. : Q R N. Q x Z2 Rf.. 'E' .1 his I X A XX EX 5. F 5 0 'I X U -i K' fi? 4, Z I-IALE, EARLE II92 Ocean Avenue S.S. Eorum: Drama Club: Sing Comm.: Sing: Cafe. Squad: Exec. Board ol S.S. Eorum. HAMILTON, GLORIA l48I Elalbush Avenue. I-IANDEL, BARBARA SIC? Easf I9+h Sfreer Cheering Squad: Eleciion Comm.: Finance Comm.: Sec'y Io Mr. Danlii I-I.R. Pres.: Sing: Guard Squad: Sec'y to Miss Cohen. I-IANNON, PI-IILIP 392i Avenue I Chorus. I-IANSEN, DANIEL 2224 McDonald Avenue Newspaper Comm. I-IASSAN, ROBERT I273 Easr 71h Srreer Guard Squad: Chem. Club Epiloq. 'Ne -2 W MNH-4 V Y 1 ng Y 4 -V ,J I-IASSOL, FRANCINE 7I I0-2IsT Avenue Guard Squad, Sec'y 'ro Mr. Danlc, Sec'y in College Oi- Iice: Sing: Finance Comm.: Boosiersq Archon I-I. R. Pres.: Arisia. I-IAUBEN, JUDITH I632 Ocean Avenue Sec'y Io Mr, Danlc: Modern Dance Club: Epilog. I-IAUT, BERNARD 47I2 Avenue I Foolball Team: I-Iandball Team: Guard Squad: Cale. Squad: Swimming Team. I-IELEAND. SI-IELDON 4902 Avenue L I-IELGESEN, DORIS IZ46 Easr 35+h Sfreef Guard Squad: Sec'y Io Mrs. Kiosian: I-I.R. Sec'y: Garden Squad. I-IELMAN, WILLIAM 93i Easr 23rd Srreef Guard Squad: Eng. Book Room: Golf Club. 'W y.x. T7 J 6' K I 5 . XY 1 -Lag ai 6 QP! 62 E, E ii I, I-IENDRICKSON, ANNA 2377 Siuarl Sireel I-IENDRICKSON, VIRGINIA 2030 Noslrand Avenue Sec'y Io Mrs. Dailz: Sec'y To Mrs. Shapiro. HENNESSY, JUSTINE 840 Easi 38+h Slreel Dance: Soilball Team: New- man Club: Guard. I-IERMAN, LOIS 9I0 Avenue J Capl. Boosfers: GoeGeIIers: Guard Squad: Horseback Riding Club: I-I. Eco. Club: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Garson: Me- norah Club. IIERSI-IKOWITZ, JUDITI-I 2229 Easl 64+h Srreei P.M. Co-ordinalor: Archon: Argus: Library Squad: Guard Squad: Sing: Booslersg I-I.R. Pres.: Dramalic Club: Social Service Comm. I-IERZKA, MARILIN 947 Prospeci Place Assembly Planning Comm.: Sing: Booslers: Sec'y, Emer- gency Room: Sec'y Io Mr, Levine: Epilog. I 20' GOLDBERG, JOAN SUSAN 730i Glenwood Road Argus Sfaff, Edifor-in-Chief Pafferns' Chem. Lab: Li- brary' Sing: Sec'y of Afhlefic Comm. GOLDBERG, MYRA lO22 Easf 29fh Sfreef Sec'y fo Boys Dean: H.R. Vice-Pres.: Sec'y fo Miss Cohen: Boosfers: Sing: S.S. Comm.: Guard Squad? Epi. lag. GOLDBERG, ROBERT 4606 Avenue K Chorus, lnspecfor of Cafe. Squad. GOLDIN, PAUL IIOQ Easf 42nd Sfreef Sec'y fo Dean: Sec'y in AI- fendance Office: Vice Com- missioner of Publicifyt Soccer Team. GOLDMAN, MARILYN 650 Easf Zlsf Sfreef Se-c'y in Eng. Office: Sec'y in SS. OFfice: Sec'y fo Mr. Becker. GOLDMAN, MICHAEL SI I6 Avenue K Cabf, Mafh Team: Mafh Ser- vice Squad' Arisfai BIO. Lab Squad: Guard Squad. AFX is 6 'Sf I f' ,. A ' r - I , X 6 ig 0 N5 D sf, ev 'i 'f 'NY '55 .I sr 'F 'Q L . N , ,Pi if 435 GOLDSTEIN, MARCIA I76I Schenecfacly Avenue Sec'y fo Mr. Kassoy: Sec'y fo Mr. Hillson: Sec'y fo Mrs. Gerber: Social Dance Club: Bicycle Club: CofCapf, Twirle ers, Columbus Day Parade. GOLDSTEIN, MARK Il7O Easf 24+h Sfreef Band: Cafe. Squad. GOODMAN, LEWIS IOO4 Avenue K Bio. Lab: Eng, Boolrroom: Soccer Team: Cafe. Guard Squad: Phofography Club. GOODY, LESTER IO76 Easf 26+h Sfreef Pres. of Band: Pres. of Me- norah Clubi Music Service Squad: Swifchboarcl: Blue- prinf Comm.: Biolog: S.S. Forum Club: Sing: Orchesfra: Dance Band: Archon: Rifle Club: Arisfa. GOODY, PI-IYLLIS II55 Easf 28+h Sfreef H.R. Pres.: H.R. G.O. Rep.: Sing Co-leader: Er. Orienfa- fion Comm.: IOfh Anniver- sary Comm.: Sec'y Dean's Office: Sec'y S.S. Office: Boosfers: Arisfa. GORDON, CAROL IO39 Easf Bfh Sfreef Argus: GofGeffers: Boosfers: Sing: Librarian: Horseback Riding Club: Sec'y fo Mrs. Keosion: Sec'y fo Mr. Gar- son: Sec'y fo Mr. Delaney. GORDON, EDWARD 972 Easl 23rd Slreel All-Cily Orcheslra: Band: Pres. Dance Band: Orcheslra: Dramalicsz Guard. GOTBETER, PEARL 5203 Avenue l-l 5r. 5ing: Welfare Comm.: 5ec'y fo Mrs. Glass: 5ec'y 'ro Mrs. Gerber: 5ec'y 'ro Mrs. Kaplan. GO'l'l'LlEB, JOAN I354 Easl 5lsl Slreel Comm. of Guard 5quad: 5r. Sing: Archon: 5ec'y lo Grade Adviser: 5ec'y lo l-l.R. Pres. GOULD, ROBERTA l279 Easl 49+h Slreel Red Cross Club: Guard Squad: Band? Orcheslrat Se-c'y in Eng. Orlice: Poelry Club, 5.5. Forum Club, Corr.: 5ec'y 5.5. Eorum Clubi Recrealion Comm., l-l.R. Vice Pres.: Arisla: 5ec'y lo Mr. Chancy. GREENBER6, DORIS 375 Lincoln Place Orcheslra: 5ec'y lo Mr. Chancyi Guard: Er., Jr. and 5r. Sing: Club Comm.: Elec- lion Comm.: Finance Comm.: Publicily Comm.: 5.5. Forum Club: 7lh Term Council: Ar- chon. GREENBERG, JOANNE IOS3 Easl l3lrh Slreel Guard 5quad: 5ec'y lo Mrs. Solomon' 5ec'y 'ro Miss Cohen Road Ahead E 5ing Riding Club Chem a ' 'fn W . fw L, 'CL' .5 v F .4-N ' FE .2 ' f rw gl f fi 1 R :Q .- . '53 Z' 'hun GREENBERG, NEWTON 3420 Avenue l-l GREENBERG, VlCKl IO3O Easl lOlh Slreel HR. Pres.: Archon: Swilch- board: 5r. Rep.: Baslceloall Club. GREENEIELD, JOAN 970 Easl lOlh 5lreel 5ec'y lo Mrs. Bernslein: 5ec'y lo Mr, Raslcin: 53C'y lo Miss Cohen: 5:c'y lo Miss Shore: 53c'y lo Mrs. Slern: 5ec'y lo Mrs. Slave: 5.5. Forum Club: Guard Squad: 5ec'y lo Mr. Greenwald: 5ec'y lo Mr. Lerner: Jr. and 5r. 5ing. GRlLLOS, ANITA 7l8 Easl l8lh Slreel Arisla: Doxa: Road Ahead: Alhlelic Comm.: Leaders Club: 5ec'y lo Mr. Plillson: 5ec'y in Gym Depl.: Riding Club: Volleyball Club: Bas- lcelball Club. GRlNNELL, 5TEPl-lANlE lO74 Easl 8lh Slreel Sing: 5.vilCl1bOard: Eleclion Comm.: 5ec'y lo Mr. Danlc: Riding Club: Orienlalion Comm.: lreas. l'l.R.: lOlh Anniversary 5how. GROSEELD, JAY l29O Ocean Avenue Guard Squad: 5ec'y 'ro Mr. Golllieb: Se-c'y lo Mr. Lee vine 5ec 71 lo Mr P 5hapiro Ba al E res Board ol Eslimale Chorus Ing . B 20 l FUNK, MARTY 302I Avenue I Chorus: Baslcefball Team: Guard Squad: Mafh Honor Roll. If X I GARDNER, ANNETTE IS68 Easl 46I'h Slreel Cafe. Squad: Newman Club: Sec'y in Mafh Office: H.R. Sec'y. GEISS, ELIZABETH 4423 Avenue L Sec'y: Sec'y in H. Ed. Depf. GELEAND, ELLEN I063 Carroll Slreel Record Office: A.M. Counf cil: Band: Orcheslra: Swim- ming Club: S.S. Forum: Tu' 'roring Comm.: N. Chancy Comm.: Pan-American Club' Spanish Club. GELLER, JUDITH 44l2 Avenue I Sec'y Io Miss Sorscher: Sec'y fo Mr. Gold: Sec'y in A+- Iendance Office: Social Dance Club: Guard Squad: H.R. Sec'y: Cale. Squad, Sec'y: Sec'y Guard Squad: Er, and Jr. Sing. GENICK, BEVERLY 2610 Glenwood Road Capf. Go-Geffers, Booslersi Pholo Sales. Servicemen's Comm.: Sec'y Io Miss Dunn: Sec'y To Mrs. Janis: Jr. and Sr. Sing: Sec'y Io Mr. Cohen Sec'y Mr. Greenwald, Alh- lefic Comm. H ox- x ,AQ is N5 sf 'JET I '.. ' i RX, a Y :Vx 'X'1 N Qw- xi. Y -.. I' ivgsfaw -E 'fr X v V .Ja - ,X -X... -D H aa :J 6- , 'TN Sq' . in A Y 4 ir- av. a. 4 . '-.- . - ' ' K -'ei' f 'E' .I I AA GILBERT. EDWARD I62O Avenue I Pres. 7+h Term: Band: Soccer Team: S.S. Forum: Guard Squad: Arisla: Archon: Er. Orienfalion Comm.: Alhlelic Comm.: I-LR. Pres. GILL, CONRADA 435 Grand Avenue Edilor-in-Chief of Epilog: Edilor-in-Chief Emerilus of Argus: Archon: Swifchboard Squad: Pres. of Lafin Class: Sec'y fo Mrs. Monahan: Cafe. Guard Squad: S.S. Volunlary Comm. GILLIGAN, JOHN 938 Easf 32nd Sfreel H.R. Pres.: Lunch Guard: P.M. Council. GIORDANO. ANNETTE I349 Wesf 68Ih Sfreef Girls Chorus: Guard Squad: Social Dance Club. GIPEEL, ELINOR IOI4 Easl IOIh Slreel Soccer Club: Volleyball Club: Erench Club: Guard: Sec'y in Emergency Room: Sec'y Io Mrs. Drucker: Sec'y To Mrs. Dailz: Arisla. GITTELSON, ROGER ZBIS Avenue I Ass'+ Capf. Guard Squad: Sec'y fo Mr. Shapiro: Sec'y Io Mr. Dank: I-LR. Pres.: Visual Aids Squad: Arisfat S.S. Forum Club: Epiloq. is -s ,f GLICKMAN, ARNIE I26I Easf 37rh Sfreer GLICKSBERG, ZELDA II39 Easl' l2+h Sfreel' Booslers: Guard Squad: Jr. and Sr. Sing. GLUCK, STEVE IIZ3 Easl' 23rd Slreer Bio. Lab: Guard Squad: Soc- cer Team. GOGEL, JOAN 826 Easl l6+h Slreel Orcheslra: Sec'y lo Mr. Mos- lcowilzg Library Squad: Sec'y lo Mr. Chancy: Booslers: Sec'y 'ro Miss Goodman: Baslcefball Club: l-l.R. Treas GOLD, PERLE IS69 Ocean Avenue Sec'y lo Mr. Rogal: Booslers: I-l.R. Pres.: Sec'y fo Boys Dean: Receplionisl: Swilch- board: Sec'y in College Of- fice: Sing: Sec'y in Chem. Office. GOLD, WILLIAM 2420 Glenwood Road Sec'y lo Dr. Ross: V.A. Squad: Guard: Band: Or- chesrrat Mgr. Traclc Tearn: Archon. ,es ,. . A .-wal, L ,L-la, J K A I5 g Y Sv Qu 1 ,X I , 63' 'QR' i -v ' 17-3' ...W 1 -M s.. 'A Q, my . g. . f3 'i 7533 gp. 1-..,f Y . .f . ans- .ev- 2: if . ' Axgk in 4. -W 35 Ai:- nl : 2: , x . GOLDBERG, BARBARA lO2l Easl 27lh Slreel Arisla: Archon: Guard Su- pervisor' S.S. Connm.: Sec'y fo Mr. Chancy: Sr. Sing: Business Ed, of Epilog. GOLDBERG, HELEN 2405 Avenue K Arisla: Archon: Ari Squad: Swifchboard: Sing: Ass r Arr Ed. ol Epilog: Ar? Ed. of Pal- ferns: Sec'y lo Mr. Mandell: Library Sec'y: Aflendance Office Sec'y. GOLDBERG, HOWARD I I lO Avenue K Guard Squad. GOLDBERG, lNA l402 Avenue K Soccer Club: Mixed Chorus: Sec'y in Music Office. GOLDBERG, JERRY IOI4 Easl 28+h Slreel Mixed Chorus: Sec'y ro Mrs. Rosman: Eng, Boolcslore: Sr. Sing: Sec'y lo Mrs. Janis: l-l.R. Pres.: Menorah Club' Sec'y lo Mrs. Lanslcy. GOLDBERG, ROBERTA I468 Easl 45lh Slreel HR. Sec'y: l-l.R. Vice-Pres.: Booslers: Guard Squad: Jr, and Sr. Sing: Sec'y College Ollice: Sec'y To Mrs. Sol- ornon. 8 20' i lg HlLL, JOANNE 4l6 Crown Slreel Cafe. Squad: Guard: Girls' Emergency Room: Eng, OH,- Sing. HINDEN, SHEILA l28O Gtean Avenue Booslers: Sight Singing: Girls' Chorus: Sec'v To Mrs. Janis: Sec'y 'ro Mrs. M. Cohen. HINES. JUDlTH 837 Easi 22nd Slreel Girls' Chorus: Sec'y lo Mrs. Lind: Baslceiball Club: Sing, HIRSCHENEANG, JOEL 848 Easf 28th Slreef Cheering Squad: Handball Team: Sec'y To Mr. Raskini Sec'y lo Mr. Garson: H.R. Pres.: Junior Red Cross Dele- gale. HORING, MILTON l476 Elalbush Avenue Mixed Chorus: Guard. HORNESTAY, DAVID l42l Easi 49lh Sireei Bio. Lab: Grievance Comm. Welfare Commy HR. Pres.: Mixed Chorus' Menorah Club' Ran American Club' Cifi, Council Club. . ., Lx 6355 T G at iv HOROWITZ, DAVID QIQZ4 Kenmore Terrace Cify Council: Bio. Squad? Guard Squad: Sec'y +0 Mrs. Soifer: Palferns. HOROWITZ, RUTH ' IOO2 Eosrer Avenue Guard: Sec'v io H, Ed. Depl. l l HOTALING, CHARLES Acfivify Leader ,-xbw' 2067 Easl 65+h sneer 49 X T Y' -I A, ni- -1 4 4-x 1 pr- l 1 . fc mf! lr .-er HOWARD, ELEANOR ZZIB Newkirk Avenue i Doxa: Guard Squad: Sec'y +o Mrs. Rosenberg, Allendanceq Sec'y To Mrs. Drucker: Sec'y lo Mr. Kesienq Archon: Sing: Boosler. HUSICK, CHARLES 855 Eas'r l9'rh Slreel Voofball Team: Phoio Squad: Pholo Club: Science Show: Pailerns: Chem. Squad: Epi- log. IANNIELLI, JUNE ISO4 Albany Avenue Newman Club: Sec'y lo Migg Shore: Sec'y ro Mr, Sqdrinzil C 3 lEl l54 f .ffl W. PM XA, MC i45-I G 'ii Ease? Sefy Dai: , , MCL l2l5 Ma U' enl Tsar' lc V' i- - V7 ii' MCC NM Gm E::l Q. Fig-5 :ir :iii .. X s E+- J..- --. -..--T..i......,,.f IANO, PETER 954 Easf 7+h Sheer Chem. Club: Physics Club: Guard Squad: Cafe. Squad. lELPl, FILOMINA I543 Easf 49'rh Sfreel Ferrnafa Club: Sing: Sec'y lo Mr. Block: Sec'y ro Miss G. Cohen. JACKOWITZ, RUTH 145-O5 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Girls' Chorus, Cafe. Squad: Boosfers: Sec'y fo Mrs. Sper: Sec'y fo Mr. Levy: Social Dancing Club: Epilog. JACOBI, JUDITH l2l5 Albermarle Road Arisra: Comm. of Fresh. Orienfaliong l-l.R. Pres.: Malh Team: Welfare Comm.: Sec'y +o Mrs. Lind: Sec'y fo Mr, Hillsong Sing: French Club. JACOBS. JANE 324A New York Avenue Guard Squad Supervisor: Book Slore: Boosfers: Sing: Cify Council: Band: S.B.l. Comm.: Fresh. Orienlafioni Arisla. JACOBS, TINA II96 Easf I2fh Sfreef Sec'y To Mrs. Ober: Boosfers: Sec'y fo Mrs. Dailz: Guard. . Y Vp, ,arca-1- 1 JACOBSON, LOUIS 816 Easr l2lh Slreef Co-Capl. Mimeographing Squad: Class Treas.: Cafe. Guard. JACOBY, ROBERT 2l3I-73rd Srreef Arisfat Soccer Team: Bio. Lab: Mafh Club: Cafe. Guard: l-l.R, Pres.: Band. JAGOS, PAUL 2042 Easf 73rd S'rree'r JOHNSEN, EVELYN 2I28 Easl 47'rh Sfreel Sec'y fo Mrs. Allholz JORDAN, DELORES IIS8 Easr 8+h Sfreel Sec'y 'ro Mr. Block: Social Dancing Club: l-LR. Treas.: l-LR. Sec'y. JORGENSEN, ROBERTA 1332 Easl 5+h Sfreel Sec'y +o Mr. Garson: Secly in G.O. Office: Go-Geller: Sec'y in Boys' l-l. Ed. Olfice: Sec'y lo Mr. Dank: Cheering Squad. aa :V . .-.Q fa-any-1 ,,. ,- 5,1-3-.-5,,,v ,-,y ,nv . f .N JOSEPH, PETER IZS9 Easi Qlsi Slreei Bowling Team: Chem, Club. KALISH, NAOMI 34OI Avenue J H.R. Pres.: Chem. Lab: Sing: Guard: lO+h Anniversary Comm.: Alhlelic Comm.: Boosiers: Menorah Club. KALUS. BEVERLY l66O 47+h Sireel Guard Squad. KANDEL, GLORIA 4023 Avenue J Sec'y io Mrs. Slern: Sec'y 'ro Mrs. Allholz KANE, DANIEL ZBOI Newlcirlc Avenue Phoio Club: Phoio Squad: Guard. KARKENNY, MEL 939 Easi 45+h Slreef Mixed Chorus: Guard: Gym Leader. as L 35? .K sf if 1 1: -ef I as 64' U ,X . i T x .Ni f ' A ik ' 4 A K s i- 3.1- - i fa 1 X 1 ... .1 - 1 KARPER, MARILYN II72 Ocean Avenue Doxa: Aihleiic Comm.: Lead- ers Club: Bio. Lab Squad: Library Squad: Hospiial Comm.: Color Guard: Sec'y ro G. Cohen: Sec'y in Emer- gency Room: Riding Club: Modern Dance Club. KASS, JERRY 1063 Easi' 52nd Srreei Baslcefball Team: Baseball Team: Bio. Lab Squad. KATZ, JOSEPH l65O Ocean Avenue KAUFMAN, HERBERT 98l Easl IOlh Sireel Orchesira: Guard Squad: Visual Aids Squad: Chess Team: S.S. Eorum. KEENAN, RICHARD I676 Easi 5Isl Sfreef. KELLY, ELEANOR B69 Easf IO+h Sfreel. X KEMINS, SHIRLEY 965 Easi 24-flu Sire-ei Aris+a: Pafrerns: Sing: Epilog: 7+h Term Council: l-l.R. Pres. Tuiorinq Comm.: Riding Club: Program Off.: Guard Squad: Sec'y in Girls' l-l. Ed. Oil.: Sec'y in B7I: P.M. Council. KIRSHNER, BARRY lll4 Easl' Slsr Srreei Eng. Boolc Sfore. KLEINMAN, PAULA IO6O Eas+ 23rd S+ree+ Boosfers: Sculprure Club: Guard Squad: Alfendance Office. KLYNE, SUE 23l5 Avenue L Sec'y fo Boys Dean: Visual Aids Squad: Mixed Chorus: Er. Sing: Drama Club. KNAPP, RICHARD 341 Easi' l9il1 Sireei Band: Golf Team: Sing: Guard Squad: Visual Aids Squad. KNOUR, ARTHUR 945 Eas+ 261th Sfreer Spanish Club. , A:ggXg.f,e.iH GR ' sry 1 . fe , ig. , , 9 f E i. 61 A it i 'f , i Q. i mix nfs 2 S :N 1, - 2' T, if Gi S fa K hr f Q' S 'AX I 571 I, A F xl 'JR S ' V , wg. 'Q '? . :ir AX KOEPPEL, RANA 3728 Avenue K Guard Squad' Sec'y io Mr. Kaufman: Sec'y in Boys Deans Office' Sec'y io Mr. Clnancy' Sec'y in Ariendance Office. KOFSKY, BARBARA IolS Avenue l Sec'y 'ro Mr. Shapiro: Arisra: Clweering Squad: Sec'y To Mrs. Rosman: Sing: Sec'y ro Mr. Dank: Publiciiy Comm.: Sec'v io Mr. l-lirsln. KOLB, KAROLINE l602 Easf 53rd Sireel' Hi-Y: Sec'v 'ro Mr. Schulman: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Rogal: Sec'y +o Mrs. Keosian: Sec'y fo Mrs. Lazarus: Baslceiball Club: Soflball Club. KONISBERG, ALAN I402 Avenue K KORNBERG, MARILYN 46I4 Avenue l-l oil: Term Pres.: l-l.R. Pres.: Sec'y lo Mr. Ginsberg: Boosiers: Board ol Eslimafe: Social Dance Club: S.S. Forum Club: Tlulggqg Gyemm. 66 u : gkja n KOSI-l, JOYCE ZIO6 Avenue l Sec'y in Aliendance OPFice: l-lorsebaclc Riding Club: Sing: Booslers: Ari Squad: l-l.R. Vice Pres.: Road Ahead: Boys' Dean's Office: Sec'y +o Dr. Lazar: Vice Comm. of Eresln.: Ereslw. Orienralion Comm.: Epilog. KRAMER, RICI-IARD 43I7 Avenue J Wesfinghouse Science Talenr Search: Gym Insfrucfor- Ropes. KROLIAN, JOAN I374 Coney Island Avenue KRONFELD, ARNOLD I48O Easl' 45+h Sfreef Sec'y Io College Adviser: I-I.R. Pres.: Chess Club: Music Librarian: Band: Or- chesfra: Dance Band. KRONGARD, FRAN IO79 Easf 29+h Sfreef Arislag Sec'y in Allendance Office: Pr., Jr. Sing: Guard: Boosfers: Fermafa Club. KRUGMAN. GLORIA I384 Carroll Slreef Girls' Chorus: Swiichboard: Sec'y fo Mrs. Ober. KUNSMAN, RICI-IARD I327 Easf 59+h Sfreef -Q 4, 5 A I . f X 'arg f S ll If. . is fi 6' I UPN!! ,si 'ww Q I fe iv A 4. A- Q? F 1 . A . , 4.1 KURJIAN, DOUGLAS ISS3 Troy Avenue Visual Aids Squad: Chess Team: Chess Club: Chess and Checkers Comm. KUSI-INICK, JUDY 959 53rd Slreef Sing: Sec'y Io Mr. Raskin. KUSINITZ, PI-IYLLIS I65O Ocean Avenue Girl Leader-Arisla: Comm. of Publicily: Archon: Road Ahead: Elecfion Comm.: S.B.I.: I-I.R. Vice Pres.: Sec'y Io Grade Adviser. KUTNY, RONALD IO47 Easl 42nd Sfreel Managing Edifor, Paflerns: Asso. Road Ahead: Pres. Lalin Club, Chairman: De- baling Team: Vice Pres. Forum Club: Arisla: Cily Council. KUZENOP, BETTY IOOI Easl 37+h Slreef Guard Squad. LAIBSON, AUDREY 950 Easf IO'rh Sfreer Sec'y of G.O.: Ci+y Counci Pres.: F. D. R. Comm.: Argus Sing: Archon: chem and Biol. Lab: Vice Pres. I-I.R. N .- sgx I 1 LANE, EREDRICK IO26 Easl 32nd Slreef LANE, STEVEN I65O Ocean Avenue H.R. Pres. LANGHOLZ, EDWARD IO78 Easl I2+h Slreel Edifor-in-Chief Argus: Blue prinl Comm. LAPIDUS, DANIEL I473 Easl Slsf Slreel Band. ' V . , . I I LAZARUS, MARILYN I634 Troy Avenue H.R. Pres.: Sec'y 'ro Miss Cohen: Guard Squad: Sing: Recreafion Comm.: Library Squad: Social Service Comm. LEBII, JOYCE I9ZI Avenue I Clubs and Acfivifies Comm.: Booslers: Cafe. Guard Squad: Sing: H.R. Vice Pres.: Horseback Riding Club: Swimming Club: Sec'y lo Boys' Dean: Sec'y Io Girls' Dean: Sec'y in Gym: Epilog. K , -11,5-,ca. l1 is-X -.......! Q-- ,-'I 1 Sw, u . :L si 'F , i i gf fy, Xa-. K I' A gg. LEE, ARTHUR lI5O Pacific Slreel Sing: E. D. R. Comm.: Cross- Counlry Squad: H.R. Vice Pres.: Drama Club: S.S. Forum Club. LEEB, RICHARD l46O Easf 52nd Slreel LEI-IMAN, RICHARD 965 Easl 23rd Slreef Eng. Book Room: Sec'y lo Mr. Cohen. LEIB, ESTA 929 Easl 27+h Slreel Guard Squad: Allendance Office. LEIFER, DANIEL 4I Easlern Parkway Pres. ol S.S. Forum Club: H.R. Pres.: H.R. Vice Pres.: Ci+y Council: Capf. V. A.: Lalin Club: Menorah Club: Weslinghouse Club: Road Ahead: Formula. LEIGI-IT, ILENE 995 Easl Zlsl Slreel Sec'y Io Miss Levy: H.R. Sec'y: Arisla: H.R. Vice Pres.: Sec'y fo Mrs. Delsonp Sing: Booslers: Swimming Club: Horseback Riding Club: Cale. Guard Squad: Epilog Lilerary Slahf. LEISNER, MARLENE l97 B. l39 Sl., Belle l-larbor Seoy lo Girls' Dean: Sing: l-l.R. Seoy: Library Assislanl, LEONARD, CONSTANCE 9 Courl 2 Mill Basin Newman Club. fi' ii ., 'Pi jx ' ' I ' '-:MQ P . , H, LMI - x - . . i jfvfv 51 uf LERNER, CLIVE 32l Roselle Avenue Service Squad: Newspaoer Comm, LERNER, SONDRA I969 74lh Slreel Library Squad: Guard Squad, Eleclion Comm.: Conslilu- lional Revision Comm.: Sing: Sec'y in B7I. LEVENSON, LEILA 8l2 Avenue O Seoy lo Mrs. Reynolds: Sec'y lo Mr. Kramer: Menorah Club. LEVENSON. ROBERT 962 Easl l3lh Slreel Guard Squad: Library Squad: Sing: Menorah Club. I-R.. R Y' l 'EG Q 11 :fi gn s, 'E7 sa af 6 Q. ? W uf WfT V fa l l l as P . . QQ .,-,,. Cv '. e -auf' i N AJ i 635' . ,W we-v A A 11:22. M Nb' Cf? 1.4 A LEVI, SIDRA 632 Easl 26lh Slreel Grade Advise-r's Sec'y: Pal- lerns: Road Ahead: Sing: l-l.R. Pres.: Recrealion Comm.: Senior Show: Arisla. LEVINE, BETTIJANE l2l8 Easl 2ls'r Slreel Library Squad: Argus: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: As- sembly Planning Comm.: Sing. LEVINE, DONALD IO32 Easl 8+h Sfreel Bio. Lab: Golf Team Capl. LEVINE, MICHAEL lO2l Easl Blh Slreel Orcheslra: Visual Aids: Eng. Boolc Slore. LEVITZKY, MUNRO 2824 Avenue l Arisla: Orcheslra: l-l.R. Pres.: Pres. of Pan American Club: P.M. Camera Club: Welfare Comm.: SeC'y lo Mr. Chancy LEVY, RALPH 5202 Avenue K Band. D R U17 5' LEWIS, CAROLE I233 Easf 22nd Sfreer Arislai Argus Managing Ed- iror: Epilog: Program Comm.: Guard: UNESCO Council: I-I.R. Vice Pres.: I-I.R. Sec'y, Sing: Eleciion Comm.: Arc- lion. LIEBER, BARBARA IOO2 Eosfer Avenue Arisla: I-I.R. Pres.: Sec'y ro Girls' Dean: Guard Squad: Recrearion: Sec'y Io Mrs. Laskow: Publicify Comm.: Board of Eslimafe: Ciry Council: Sing. LIEBERMAN, BARBARA IO25 Easr l4+I'i Srreef Carnival Comm.: Tuforing Comm.: Sing: Archon: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Danlc: Sec'y 'ro Boys' I-I. Ed. Office: Booslers: Cily Council: Arisfa: Wesrinq- Iwouse Club. LIMAXES, JAMES BOO Riverside Drive Guard Squad. LIFSCI-IITZ, ILEENE 902 Ocean Parkway Sec'y ro Mrs. Venif: Boosfers: Treas. of I-I.R. LIPKINS, SAUNDRA II56 Easr ISII1 Sfreel Sec'y fo Miss Reynolds: Sec'y Io Mr. Raslcin: Guard Squad: I-I.R. Treas. , .J 65? X Ai . I' u S I .9 ,fl I . . W , KW D we H . A955 e I 551 X A i '. B - ii I 1 is kt- Ws... , ' Q. ff.f: .T ' ... X I 'LI ':-. 1 ' Z : I s 9 LIPTON, NORMAN I245 Ocean Avenue S.S. Forum Club? Guard Squad: Chem. Club: Wel- fare Comm. LITTMAN, STEPHEN l229 Easf 24'rI1 Slreel Arclion: I-I.R. Pres.: Guard: Publicify Comm.: Bowling Team: S.S. Forum Club: Visual Aids Squad: Epilog. LIVERMORE, ELIZABETH I527 Easl Slsr Srreef Sec'y fo Mrs. Ross: Sec'y +o Mr. Block: Sec'y ro Mrs. AI- Iliolz. LOFEMAN, ELIZABETH II9O Easr 9'rI1 Sfreel Swifchboard: Band: Mixed Chorus: Clneering Squad: I-I.R. Sec'y. LORBER, BARRY 3728 Avenue K LURIE, CI-IARLES 7I4 Easr 9IIi Slreef Chem. Club: Weslinglwouse Club: Swifcliboard Squad: Guard Squad: Cafe. Squad: Gym Sec'y. LYNCH, MARY 2237 Easf 74'rh Sheer Swi+chboard: Guard Squad: Orchesrra. LYNOTT, JOSEPH I646 Easl 46fh S-'freer LYONS, KATHERINE I577 Easl 48ih Srreef MAGNANI, JEAN 54I9 Avenue M MAHLA, CHARLES 33I5 Avenue K Gym Leader. MALIN, LARRY 6Ol Easl l9ih Sfreef Foofball Team: Handball Team' Guard Squad: Visual Aids: H.R, Pres.: Arhleric Comm. I Ma l F42 4. 5 r S S vu... , J I .jyfl . . fF I '96 MALMUD, EUZABETH 672 Easr I9+h S+ree'r F, D. R. Comm'er.: VVeliare Comm.: EIec+ion Comm.: IO+h Anniversary Comm.: Guard Squad: Arisfai Sing. MALTZ, JUDEE 442I Avenue L Mimeo Squad: Volleyball: Sof+ball: Baslcefballq Sec'y +o Mrs. Tillis: Sec'y +o Mrs. Reiserg Library Squad: Sing: Riding Club: All Sporls Club. MANDEL, LARRY 9OI Eas+ 23rd Sfreer Book Room. MANDALL, GLADYS I742 Schenectady Avenue Sec'y ro Mr. Goffliebg ln- specfor Guard Squad: Sec'y +o Mr. Fiallcoff: Sec'y To Miss Meehan. MANGAM, JEAN 860 Easf 27+h Sfreef Volleyball Club. MARCIANO, CARMELA i542 Easi S4'rh Slreef Guard Squad: Girls' Chorus: MARCOPULOS. DORIS 1724 Eas+ 52nd Sfreei MARCUS, STEPHEN 600 Eas+ I8'rh S+ree+ Tennis Team Capt: VisuaI Aids Squad. MARGOLIN, LOIS 27I4 Avenue K Boosfers: Sec'y Io Mrs. Ros- man: Guard: Sec'y H.R.: Sec'y Emergency Room: Sing. MARIASH, SONDRA II57 Eas+ 8'rh Sfreer Sec'y 'ro Mr. Chancy: Inspec- Ior of Guard Squad: H.R Pres.: Sing: Band. MARICONDO, JOAN 56I Easf 29'rh S+ree+ Sec'y +o Mr. Levy: Ass+ Sec'y Io Mr. Blay, MARKS, GERALD 26OI GIenwood Road is A 'F' .A ge.. A 4 S J' Q I ' I N n 7 u Ay I 1 . c' K , I A i X r Q M-4... X' 9.- mf D ii . . L, 'F w A Vi si! va MARKS, HENRY I567 Easf 53rd S+ree+ Gym Ins'r.: Band MARS, LARRY IOI3 Easf I3fh Sfreei Eng. Service Squad. MARX, FRED 940 Easf 24Ih Sfreef Sec'y in Dean's Office. MATHEWS, DOLORES I53I I:Ia+bush Avenue Mixed Chorus: VoIIeyI3aII Club: Sec'y fo Mrs. Gerber: Sec'y Io Mrs. Wunder: All Cify Chorus: Sec'y fo Mrs. Janis. MAUL, WILLIAM 2058 Easf 55Ih Sfreef Swimming Team: Chorus: Pres. of I-Ii-Y. MAURO, FRANK I54O Easf 35+h S+reeI Newspaper Comm. MAUTE, Cl-lARLENE 3801 Avenue L Edilor-in-Chief, Road Ahead: Business Manager, Pailerns' Lafin Club. MAXWELL, JAMES ISI4 Easf 54'rh Sheer I MAY, MAURICE 650 Easi 22nd Slreel Varsify Baslcefballt Varsity Handball: School Band. MAZZOLA, ROSINA IOO3 Easf 54lh Slreei Sec'y lo Mr. Blalf: Treas. Tor Mr. Taplifz: Sec'y lo Mr. Sal- lcin. MCDONALD, ROBERT IOQ4 Easf 36+h Sfreer Band: Orchesfra: Dance Band? Sing: Newspaper Comm. Qi .Ci ' 'I fu U '- -l, R9 . nb Ti!! CL'Lf!-.- ' i Fl Qx fX'ix,gip', LR McFARLANE, RAYMOND SOI'-? Avenue M Newman Club' J. V. Foolball Team: Varsify Football Team. ug 5 'Wg 33 X . Es . -e ' Af . J: X 1 ini N 3 6 S 0 A w 'T' . rlfwwf .yi K5 an C wt. 4, ly, by A419 Q' , - K ' ' A 3 0 r' 'ST 19- JS ,L-A 1 1 , . '-: l .42 6 McGlVNEY, ROBERT 728 Easl 35+h Sfreef MCGRATH, ROBERT 749 Easl 39lh Slreei Sec'y +o Mr. Kushnick: Sec'y 'ro Mr. M. Cohen: Sec'y fo Mr. Ralsronp Sec'y fo Mr. Manhcimer. McGUlRE, FRANK I906 New Yorlc Avenue Argus: Swifchboard Squad: Sec'y lo Mrs. Monahan: Slockroom Squad: Guard Squad: Chess and Checkers Comm. MCVEY, DlANNE 6I5 Easl 32nd Slreef Dance Club: Soflball Club: Newman Club: Sec'y fo Miss Dunn: Sec'y fo Mr. Kushniclc. MEADER, ABBOTT 737 Easl 32nd Slreel Varsify Foolball Team, 2 yrs.: Chorus: Pallerns Slaflg Epiloq Arr Siaflg Argus Arl Slaff: Ari Squad: Guard: Arisia. MEDNICK, RITA 946 Easl 22nd Slreel Civil Service Comm.: Assem- bly Planning Comm.: Sec'y B7I, +o Mrs. Zapun: Chem. Lab.: Chem. Club: Wesling- house Club: Fresh. Orienfa- lion Comm.: Maih Team: Jr. Orcheslra: Social Dance Club: Chess and Checkers Comm.: Publicily Comm.: Carnival Comm. MEISNERE. ELAINE 950 Easr 7+h Slreef Sr. Prom Chmn.: Technical Ed. Epilog: Blueprim' Comm.: Civil Service Commer.: IOII1 Anniversary Comm.: Sec'y Ciry-Vv'ide G.O.: Copy Ed. Argus: Sec'y, Vice-Pres. Archon: School Rep. ro Na+'I Conference of Chrisrians and Jews Convenlion: Arisfa. MELTZER, ZACHARY I65O Ocean Avenue Chorus: Guard Squad. MENDELSON. MYRA 9lO Easf 2Is'r Srreer Arisia: Sing: 7'rh Term Coun- cil: H.R. Vice Pres.: H.R. G.O. Rep.: Horseback Rid- ing Club: Guard Squad: Sec'y Girls' H. Ed. Office: H.R. Treas. MERKER, NEIL I35O Ocean Parkway MERMELSTEIN, EDWARD IO75 Ocean Parkway Band: Physics Club: Guard Squad: Sec'y 'ro Girls' Dean: Sec'y Io Mrs. Bernsfein. MERNS, MICHAEL 97I Easl 23rd Slreel' H.R. Vice Pres. X A as .. , Y? lr ,. Qi. - x .,-Q , fs. i fi H fr rv: sv, Vx. - Q'-L X 'Bi al 5? if Z7 MEYERS, STEPHEN IS99 Wesi IOIh Slreel' Guard Squad: Maih Office? J. V. Eoofball Team: Sec'y in Gym Orlicer H.R. Vice Pres. MILDNER, RENEE l3I4 Avenue K Sec'y in Girls' Dean's Office: Sec'y in Library: Sec'y Io Mr. Mandell: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Goff- Iieb: Horseback Riding Club: Sing: Pariernsi Epilog. MILLENDORE, STUART 24IO Glenwood Road Vice Pres., 8rh Term: Pres. of Archon: Arisla: Sing: Pres. of Menorah Club: Band: H.R. Pres.: Blueprinl: Tuioring Comm.: Guard Squad: Sec'y Io Mrs. Tillis. MILLER, ALEXINE 497 Willoughby Avenue Mixed Chorus: Guard Squad: Argus: Edilor oi Technical Sfafl on Epilog: Social Ser- vice Volunrary Comm. MILLER, ANN lI42 Easf I-Hh Slreef Sec'y 'io Mrs. Lind: Sec'y +0 Mrs. Weiss. MILLER, BARBARA 386 Kosciousko Slreel Sec'y 'ro Boys' Dean: Bio Lab: Guard Squad: Sec'y Io Girls' Dean: Horseback Rid ing Club: Swimming Club Baskelball Club: French Club Archon. MILLER, JESSE I62O Avenue I Orcheslrai Band: Soccer Team: J. V, Eoolball Team: Tennis Team: Dance Band, MILLER, MARCIA I569 Ocean Avenue Epilog: VVeIlare Comm.: Bio. Lab: Sing: Sec'y ro Mrs, Ralcowilzq Sec'y Ia Mrs. AI- lan: Secly lo Mrs. Bernslein: Arisla. MILLS, ELLIOTT IOSO Easl I3lh Slreel Baseball Team: Soccer Team: Bio. Lab: I-I.R. Pres.: I-I. Ed. Sec'y. MINDLIN, SANDRA I273 Easl 49+h Slreel Guard Squad: Sec'y lo Mr. Cohen: Sec'y To Mrs. Dailz: Sec'y 'ro Miss Kroeber: Sing. MINERVA, MARIE 724 Easl 43rd Slreel Cale. Guard Squad: Volley- ball Club: Newman Club. MINKOWITZ, NORMA I374 Ocean Avenue Clubs and Acfivilies Comm.: Girls' Chorus' Boosrers: Guard Squad: Sing: Sec'y fo Boys' Dean: Sec'y in Girls' Gym. gr r -O' 4 'l 49, L L n X i L L X iN P5 X xx. L aaa! s 1-Ii. I. L s f y as 2' X 5 nr- I N -VJ , ii MOLOF, MARTIN 8I5 Easl I4+h Slreef Sec'y in Ma+h Office: F. D. R. Comm. MOREI-IOUSE, DOUGLAS IO96 Ocean Avenue Eoolball Team: Guard. MORRA, MARGARET I552 Albany Avenue Mixed Chorus: Sec'y Io Mr. Gold: Sec'y lo Miss Dunn: Sec'y fo Mr. Manheimer: Guard Squad. MORSE, CAROL I74l Slerling Place Library Squad: I-I.R. Pres.: Sec'y Bio. Dept: Sec'y Eng. Depl.: Sing: Social Dance Club: Booslersi Cale. Squad. MORSE, ROBERT 956 Easf I4+h Srreel Visual Aids Squad: Malh Team: Formula: Chess and Checkers Comm. MOSENKIS, ROBERT 953 Easf IO'rh Slreel Argus: Visual Aids: Mafh Tuforing: Band: Physics Radio Club: Arisla. Q swf if '- I A iw. I-7- MULLIGAN, JOE I447 Easf 54+h S+ree+ Newman Club: Cale. Guard: J. V. Foolball Team. MURASKIN, MURRAY lO68 Easl 9+h Slreel Arisfa: Malh Team: Bio. Lab: Camera Club: Guard: Eng. Book Room. MURPHY, JOHN I494 Easl 52nd Slreel QAM f ff' - yu WX f 1, l4,c14'f'r ff 3 fi X W7 L ,W NACHINSON, MYRNA l2I4 Avenue K l-l.R. Pres.: Sec'y lo Mrs. Delson: Sec'y in Girls' Dean's Office. NADELSON, GERALD Il2O Avenue K NASTASI, FRANCES 98l Easf I5lh Slreel Edifor-in-Chief of Formula: Chancellor of Doxa: A+hle+ic Comm.: Manager of Volley- ball: Manager of Baslcefball: Manager of Soffballj Leaders Club: Boosrersr l-l.R. Pres.: Sec'y in Gym Depf.: Epilog. NECHAMKIN, ROBERT I485 Easl 4-Slh Slreel Chorus: Cafe. Guard Inspec- for: Guard Squad: Archon. 1,44 T VJ- NEHM, JOAN , T 1427 Em 54+h Sfreef A i Guard Squad 6 ifl 5 M H? Q 6.4 .A s'.'?' '3 . 61 N W '52 NEIS, EDWARD 3728 Avenue K Guard Squad: Arl Squad: Lilerary Slarf of Formula. NEJAMIE, DOLORES 4824 Avenue M Sec'y. NELSON, DAVID 302I Avenue l l-l.R. Pres.: 7l'h Term Vice Pres.: Guard Squad: Cafe. Guard: I-lealfh Service Sec'y: Cify Council. NELSON, DORIS 64I8 Avenue N ' Y I I l,.-f' W' 'ffl , a l f . , I IN,f ' .J I ,i -.1 NELSGN: NAGMI S002 Avenue L Sec'y lo Mrs. Druclcer: Epi' log. NEUVILLE, STEPHEN 798 Easl 2lsf Slreel Newspaper Disl. Squad: Visual Aids Squad: E. D. R. Comm.: Cale. Guard. NEWMAN, GERALDINE II23 Avenue K Chorus: Modern Dance Club: Guard Squad: Sec'y in Emer- gency Room and Library: Boosler. NEWMAN, RlCl-lARD 2428 Glenwood Road Capf. ol Golf Team: Guard Squad: Lalin Club: Sym- phonic and Marching Bands: J. V. Baslcefball. NICOLETTI, STELLA 203l Easl' 55+h Slreel l'l.R. Pres.: Chorus. OCHACHER, DONALD 682 Easl 4Orh Slreel Malh Club: S.S. Eorum Chess and Checkers Comm. uh '12 Q A 5 - in E-c' . , I1 2 . , EQ- Qu 45 wt X- ts . J V1 L fx... Q' K. -, he N ' T 'QQ 'Z -Q- OCKER, WILLIAM 603 Easfern Parkway O'CONNOR BOB 3823 Glenwood Road ODELL, BARBARA 3266 Bedford Avenue Sec'y fo Mr. Dank: Sec'y lo Mr. l-lillson: Arislag Guard Squad: Debafing Team: Sr. Sing: Sec'y in Emergency Room: S.S. Eorum Club: Sec'y To Mrs. Dailzy Seciy lo Miss Sorscher. O'DONNELL, EILEEN I937 Troy Avenue Ol-lSlE, MARGARET E. I463 Easl 45+h Srreer Sing: l-l.R. Sec'y: Sec'y Boys l-lealrh Ed. Depf.: l-LR. Treas.: G.O. Rep. ORZILLO, ANGELA I492 Easl 57+h Sfreel Class Treas.: Sec'y +0 Mr Block: Newman Club: Girls Chorus. Guard: Booslers: Jr. and Sr. OSTROLL, NINA 798 Easf 22nd Sfreef Sing: S.S. Comm.: Arisfa. PALEY, ARLENE HOPE 1187 Easf I4fh Sfreef Comm. of Welfare: Sec'y B71: Er. Orienfafion Comm.: S.B.1. Comm.: Eng. Book Sfore: Sec'y fo Mrs. Keosian: Sing: Sec'y fo Mr. Gabelt Boosfers: Menorah Club. PANTANO, ANTHONY 2213 81sf Sfreef S.S. Eorum: Mixed Chorus. PARIS. JUDITH 1985 Ocean Avenue Sec'y fo Mr. Zamore: Sec'y fo Mr. Cohen: Cafe. Guard: Orchesfra Concerf-Masfer. PARKER, ESTA 914 Avenue K Guard, 3 Terms: Sec'y fo Mr. Cohen: Sec'y1'o Mrs. Laslcow. PENCHUK, HELEN 3003 Avenue K Boosfers 2 Terms Sing 3 Terms Secy fo Mrs Lind 2 Terms Secy fo Mr Hill son Secy in E C Office 2 Terms V A Squad Chem Squad 3 Terms .oe s 'C K lu 3 X 51 ' -in T W x sw X f Ag, fi 1 f Q,- ff' Wan 3 , . 1 ge. if vs, 'ff I? .. ag: L ee 'E 9 ' fit, 1 . Q, f' ze ff' fr if Y 1 . 'lv '. 1-.,r . Y' 1 'E' ..,. 1. .. . ,A 33 24. PEPKIN, MARCIA 1302 Avenue K Pafferns: Epilog: Arf Squad: Sec'y fo Mrs. Druclcer, 2 Terms: Sing: Boosfers. PERLMAN, LAWRENCE 1050 Ocean Avenue Chorus, 3 Terms: Visual Aids Squad. PESKOEE, BARBARA 1554 Ocean Avenue Sec'y in Affendance Office, 3 Terms: Locker Guard. PETERZIL, CAROL 3274 Bedford Avenue Sec'v fo Mr. Danlc, 3 Terms: Epilog: Boosfer: Sr. Sing: Af- fendance Office Jr. High. PINCUS, MARTIN 3241 Bedford Avenue Eng. Boolc Room: Guard: Class. Treas. PINKETT, LOUIS 1690 Ralph Avenue Cafe Guard J V Eoofball Team PLAGE, BARBARA PREZIOSO, FRANK I374 Troy Avenue Sec'y l-li-Y: Sec'y +o Mr. Fuchs, 2 Terms: Sec'y A+- lendance Office, 2 Terms: Epilog: Social Dance Club. PODHURST, ELAINE IO76 Easf I6+h Slreef Girls' Dean Sec'y: Loclcer Guard. POGUL, BARBARA 349i Bedford Avenue Band: Orchesfra: Fr. Orienra- lion Comm.: Modern Dance Club: Finance Comm.: Road Ahead. POTASH, SUZANNE II74 Easl 241h Slreei Comm. of Eleclions: Arisfaz Archon: l-l.R. Sec'y: Sec'y in Language Office: Central Sing Comm.: Guard Squad? IO+h Anniversary Show. PRESS, ILENE 9Ol Avenue l-l Cafe. Guard. PREST, WILLIAM 794 Easl 38+h Slreel is 6. ' 279 l A X fi l .gfjfr I s 6 A 5 if A' ' 4'9- .-Q ' Quinn' ga .A QQ w S4 -5: 55 'Nr' C7 E .,. 'FAQ 6 I72O Easf 52nd Sfreel' PRINCE, LUCY I206 Fosfer Avenue Fr. Orienfalion: Emergency Room: Sec'y Loclcer Guard: Sec'y fo Mrs. Gerber. OUINN, KATHERINE 52l5 Avenue L Newman Club: Cafe. Squad. Quinn, VIOLET IO79 Easl 37+h Slreel Mixed Chorus: l-l.R. Pres.: Go-Geller: Sec'y in Chem. Lab: Sec'y lo Mr. Gorflieb: Member of Cily Council: Sing. RAGOVIN, GLORIA IIO6 Presidenl Slreel Arisfa: Doxa: Sec'y of Girls' Chorus: Color Guard: Pub- lici+y Comm.: Sec'y lo Mr. Rogal: Volleyball Club: Rid- ing Club: Baskelball Club: S.S. Forum Club: Sec'y in B7I: Modern Dance Club. RAGONESI, THOMAS I224 Long Island Avenue le RAMOS, HENRY 295 New York Avenue Band: Orchesfra: Guard: Track Team. as 'FQ mfpyzzac pew RASCH, RUTH II6 Easl 29'rh Slreef Argus: Arisla: Road Ahead: S.S. Forum: Sing: Library Squad: Menorah Club: Epi- log: Lalin Club: Guard Squad: Sec'y Boys' l-leallh Ed. Office: Sec'y lo Miss Malkin: Sec'y lo Miss O'Shea. RAY, PAULA 2I57 Troy Avenue l-li-Y: Modern Dance. REFOLD, MARLENE 920 Easf 5+h Sfreel' REITZER. MURRAY IO77 Easf I2'rh S+ree+ Guard Squad, 2 Terms. RELLA, Pl-lYLLlS lI57 Easl' 40lh Slreel Newman Club. fu ,---.,.L.,-lg--.lx A ' ,f 1 ki' 'N ' 'fe is .A 2 swf Q Q if 'K 5 I ff. y. L nc, S' .PU G H. I II- , Q 5 Y 786' .mf X A M. 41, .4.,. RENMAN, RONALD l52B Easl 53rd Slreel Band: Guard Squad: Bio. Lab Squad: l-LR. Pres.: l-li-Y. RESS, BARBARA ll75 Easl 26lh Slreel Archon: Go-Geffers: Sec'y in Allendance Office: G.O. Delegafe: Eleclion Comm.: Boosler: S.S. Forum Club: Guard Squad: Sing: Arisla. RETTIG, JEROME Sl I3 Avenue J l-l.R. Pres.: Malh Squad: Bio. Lab. Rl-lATlGAN, ANNE 2802 Earraguf Road Rl-lElMS, EDNA H52 Easl 7+h Slreef Go-Gellers: Guard Squad: Sing: Sec'y 'ro Mrs. Reynolds: Sec'y lo Mr. Lerner: Boosler: Argus Copy Slafl: Sec'y +o Mr. Garson: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Delaney. RICHTER, BARRY I64I Ocean Avenue Road Ahead: l-l.S. Sec'y: Cale. Service: Pholo Club: Sec'y lo Mrs. Moskowilz: Gym Sec'y: Band. RIFKlN, ROVVEN 953 Easl 7+h Slreer .,fj,:lL4J, Band: Guard Squad. a l 13 5 -A fa n 1.1 'sf 'S- i . X- A 0 ROBERTI, RALPH B05 Easr 8fh Sfreer Baseball Team. ROGERS, JAMES 1457 Easf 54+h Slreel Mixed Chorus: Newman Club. i l,. RORKE, ROBERT I288 Easr 34+h Slreel Newman Club. ROSE, MICHAEL H98 Carroll Sfreef Varsily Baseball, '52-53: l-l.R. Sec'y: Visual Aids Squad: Cale. Squad: l-lebrew Cul- fure Club: Chem. Lab Squad. ROSEN, ROBERT 470 Ocean Parkway Guard Squad: l-l.R. Vice Pres.: Summa Cum Laude' Hebrew R.S.A.L. Award' l-leallh Ed. Finance Comm. J 'VW B1 'I' ,MQ ,iD -551' .53 A 6 997' K' E. Q 6, , F'- W H K A se,- . S, R h, 6 A 1 ROSEN, RUTl-l ll7O Easl' 24+h Slreel Arisra: S.S. Eorum Club Pres.: Guard Squad: Sec'y in A+- rendance Office: Menorah Club: Sec'y To Mrs. Gold- berq. ROSENBAUM, CAROL J. B55 Easl I9fh Srreel Mixed Chorus: Guard Squad: Program Comm.: Sec'y in Music Office: Sec'y To Mr. Danlc: Sec'y lo Miss Kagan. ROSENBERG, MARTIN 933 Easl' Brh Slreel Edilor, Road Ahead: Arqus: Pallerns: Band: Orcheslra: Sraqe Squad. ROSENBERG, RUTH l2I2 Ocean Avenue Mixed Chorus: Library As- sislanl: Cafe. Squad: Sec'y To Miss G. Cohen: Sec'y lo Mr. Spieler: Booslers. ROSENEELD, JUDITH IZII Easf 7+h Srreel Archon: S.B.l. Comm.: Sr., Er. Sings: Orcheslra: Sec'y lo Mr. Chancey: Guard Squad: Sec'y +o Mrs. Bern- siein: l-l.R. Vice Pres.: Pub- licily Comm.: S.B,I. Vice Comm. ROSENEELD, MARCIA l902 Avenue K Arislat Chem. Squad, 4 Terms: Visual Aids Squad: Chem. Club: Menorah Club: Sec'y in Deans Orfice: Guard: Er., Jr. and Sr. Sinqsg Epiloq Business SlaH: Around New York Comm. ROSENSTOCK, CLAIRE 755 Easl 9+h Slreef Sec'y lo Mrs. Dailz: Sec'y lo Mrs. Ober: Sr. Sing: Sr. Jewelry Rep.: Social Dancing Club: Epilog Business Slafi: Sec'y lo Mrs. Rosenberg: Booslers: Sec'y lo Miss Simp- son: Sec'y +o Mrs. Gerber. ROSENTHAL, JOSEPH I62O Avenue I Chem. Club: Formula: Pholo Club: Guard Squad: Welfare Comm.: S.S. Forum ROSENZVVEIG, LORETTA I553 Ocean Avenue Sec'y io Mr. Shapiro: Social Dance Club. ROSIN, LUCILLE IIZI Easl 7+h Sireel Compiroller: Vice Pres. ol ofh Term: Arisla: Archon: Pres. A.M. Council: Sec'y lo Mr. Cabal: Sec'y io Mr. Weiss: Sec'y To Mrs. Ros- man: Guard Squad: l-l.R. Pres.: Copy Siaif, Argus: Tuloring Comm. ROSNER, NORMAN II98 Easi 22nd Sfreel V. A. Squad: Guard Squad: Road Ahead: Phoio Club: Craiis Club. ROTl-l, JESSE IO3O Easi 7+h Sireel X . Q ...Q iw. 1 H 5- if-7 K ,: t , . if- fi :.,, x 5 D . y . V : s F ng Q ,ww ' S i f ' QI' A '-. x is ii f .. i M -. spa I 1 E 6 f Q ' . is ROTHBARTH, SAM 47I2 Avenue K Sec'y 'ro Mr, Garson: Sec'y lo Mr. Kushniclc: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Moskowitz. ROTHENBERG, CAROLE IB47 Troy Avenue Fermafa Club: Fr. Sing: Guard Squad. ROTHMAN, DOROTHY IOOZ Fosler Avenue Cafe. Guard: l-l.R. Sec'y: Sec'y fo Mrs. Feldman: Road Ahead. ROTHSTEIN, JOAN l263 Easl 23rd Slreef Sec'y io Mrs. Feldman: Jr. and Sr. Sing: Sr. Council: l-l.R. Pres.: l-l.R. Vice Pres.: Fr. Orienlalion Comm.: Sec'y E. C. Office: Sec'y in Library. RUBENSTEIN, BARBARA !OI4 Avenue J Arisla: Tuioring Comm.: Sec'y 'ro Grade Advisers': Jr. and Fr. Sing: Swiichboard: l-l.R. Treas.: Archon. RUBIN, ANITA 44l5 Avenue K Assl. Ari Ed., Epilog: Assl. Ari Ed. PaHerns: Ar+ Squad: Road Ahead: l-l.R. Pres.: Vol. S.S. Comm.: Eleclion Comm.: Guard. RUDICH, JOAN 2352 63rd Sfreef Baslcefball Club: Volleyball Club: Dancing Show: Sec'y in Chem. Office: l-LR. Pres.: Sr. Sing: Epilog. RUE!-lL, RITA 2Ol5 Nosrrand Avenue Sr. Sing: Sec'y +o Mrs. Shapiro: Sec'y fo Mr. Block. RUPP, RONALD I9 Hubbard Place RUSKIN, ARLENE 26OI Farragul Road Arr Office Sec'y: Epilog: Comm. of Volunfary Social Service: Dramafics Club: Book Sfore: Library: Civil Service Comm.: Sec'y fo Mr. Fuchs. SALIT, ELLIN 3250 Bedford Avenue Arisfra: Band: Ofchesfra: Sing: Lyric Comm.: Sr. Singt Guard: Sec'y fo Mrs. Tillis. SALMIRS, ELEANOR I456 Ocean Avenue Jr. and Sr. Sing: Library Squad: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Spieler: Guard Squad: Social Dancing Club: Boosfers. X Q' Bu: T7 .aa- 5' 'wr rv 6 3' 7 C. , N 4. me 'R NW' if 63 'iv l H-...Q 'K' SALTZMAN. KENNETH 800 Avenue l-l Swimming Team: Gymnasfic Team: Swi+chboard, Cafe. Guard: Mail Clerlc: Sec'y Gym Olfice. SALUZZI, ROCCO IB23 Flalbush Avenue Sec'y fo Mr. Kushnick: Sec'y fo Mr. Manheimer. SAMINSKY, EILEEN IO46 Easf 26+h Slreef Sec'y +o Mr. Chaney: Cafe. Guard. SANTORA, DONALD lI5 Easf 29+h Slreel SARNER, NAOMl 75I S+. Marks Avenue Band: l-'I.R. Vice Pres.: Sec'y of Road Ahead: Sing: Sr. Jewelry Rep.: Welfare Comm.: Civil Service Comm.: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Van Sleenbergh: Epilog: Dramalics Club. SAUBER, JUDlTl-l H47 Easl 23rd Sfreel' Archon: Arisfa: Sing: S.S. Forum Club: l-LR. Treas.: Turoring Comm.: Blueprint, Vice Comm.: l-LR. SeC'y: Guard: Boosfers: Sec'y ro Mr. Danlct Assl. Chairman Sr. Show: Arisfa. S! 22 He C: QQ i305 Sue' fe: 3 SCH lflf Sec SCH Jill Fowl Cer! im I i.. ll. 4 l l 50+ .ill we Org T. -u lil -l3 R., SAWANO, REN ' SCHLOSSER, KATHRYN 22l7 Easl' 27lh Slreel N ii Q 95I Easl 43rd Slreel l-leallh Ed. Sec L d - l corps. cafe. squid SCHAFFLER, SUE l306 Ocean Avenue Guard S uad' Booslers' q 1 . Sec'y in Dean's Office: Sing, , SCHATZ, MORTON l397 Easl 49+h Slreel SeC'y. SCHEMAN, SANFORD I39O Easf 49+h S+ree+ Eoo+ball Team: Welfare Comp.: lvl.R.l:Pres.: Baseball Tarq,,' lx 46 Q l ir 'il , ff Q 1 L52 Nhuggl 59gxf5m SCHILLER, STANLEY l3l9 Easf 4-8+h Slreel Cafe. Guard Squad: Red Cross Club. SCHIRALLI, FRANK I62O Easl 52nd Sheer l-l.R. Pres. ea ers , Newman Cub. SCl-lMlTZ, JOHN lO3O Easr 37+h Sire-ef Comm. of Chess and Check- ers: Ticlce+ Comm.: College Record Office: Newspaper Comm.: Sec'y 'ro Grade Ad- viser. SCHNEIDERMAN, ALICE l479 Wesf 9+h Slreel Paflerns: Arl Squad: Library Squad: Sec'y fo Mrs. Sfern: Sec'y fo Mrs. Drucker. SCHNOLL, STANLEY 3613 Avenue D SCHOEN, LEONARD II6 Easl 28+h S+reef Chem. Squad: Guard Squad: Gym Leader: P.M. Cify Council. SCHUB, JERRY BOO Avenue l-l Argus: Archon: G. A. Office: Service Squad: SCHULMAN, DEE II67 Easl I9'lh Sfreel Sec'y lo Mr. Shapiro' Boosl- ers: Sing' Guard: Arisla. SCHWABER, PAUL 5420 lSlh Avenue Arislag Mixed Chorus: Mayor of Cily of Midwood' Arl Edilor ol Argus: 5+h Term Pres.: Sing: Finance Comm.- Sec'y, Grade Adviser's Ol- fice: Program Comm.: l-l.R. Pres. SCHWARTZ, FLORENCE I352 Easr 4O+h Slreel Sec'y fo Mr. Danlc: Sec'y lo Mrs. Solomon: Menorah Club: Sec'y fo Mr. Roseman. SCHWARTZ, FRAN l3ll Avenue K Guard Squad: Sec'y, Boys' Dean Office: Chem. Lab: H.R. Treas.: Sing: Booslers: Cafe. Squad: Pan,American Club: Menorah Club: Ar- chon. SCHWARTZ, ROBERT 295 New York Avenue Arisla: Swimming Team: Cheering Squad: Pholo Squad: Bio. Lab Squad' l-l.R. Pres.: Cale. Squad: Finance Comm.: Tuloring Comm. SCFlVVlMMER, GEORGE 580 Easl I7+h Srreel Spanish Club' Chem. Club. ,A 158 6 Ml- K Gu 1 l 'E' ...ff- 1,02 i gl Q. 11. X X 5 6 6' SECKER, CAROL ANNE 837 Easl 4O+h Slreel Newman Club: Sec'y fo Miss Meehan. SELKO, LAWRENCE 975 Easl 27lh Slreel Bowling Team. SEIDERBAUM, IRIS 902 Ocean Parkway Sec'y lo Boys' Dean: Sec'y in Accounling Depl.: Epilog: Sr. Sing. SETTER, GEORGE S4l6 Glenwood Road Cale. Guard. SHACTER, CAROLE 26OI Glenwood Road Sec'y fo Mr. Cabaf: Sing' Booslers: Social Dance Club: Sec'y lo Mr. Kassoy. Sl-lAPlRO, BEVERLY I367 Coney lsland Avenue Emergency Room Sec'yZ Sec'y lo Mrs. Sper: Sec'y fo Mrs. Sands. Sl-lAPlRO, CAROL 620 Easl' Slh Sfreer S.S. Eorum: Palrerns: Ari Siall: Epilog Ari Sfaicli Sec'y ro Mr. Beclmer: Sec'y To Mrs. Tillis: Sec'y lo Mrs. Soilfert Sec'y To Mr. Raslcin: Sec'y lo Mr. Cabal: Cale. Guard: Assembly Planning Comm: Ari Comm. SHAPIRO, ROSALYN l394 Easl 4Srh Sfreef Sec'v ro Mrs. Janice: Sec'y fo Miss Meehan, Sec'y ro Mrs. Rosenberg: Swilchboard SHAPIRO, SUE 620 Easl 8lh Slreel l-l.R. Pres.: Comm. of Volun. 'rary Social Service: Welfare Comm.: Recrealion Comm.: Newspaper Comm.: Sing: l-l.R. Sec'y: Sec'y fo Eng. Office: Sec'y fo Mrs. Bern- sreinr Sec'v +0 Mr. Cabal. Sl-IARFF, MlCl-lAEL 624 Easl lqrh Sireel Archon: Comm. of Welfare: Exec. Board of S.S. Forum' Boro-Wide 6.04 Tuloring Comm.: Guard Squad: Rep. fo Mirror Youlh Eorum: Sec'y +o Mr. Euchs: Chess Comm. Sl-lAW, BARRY B48 EaSi' 2B'rl'1 Slreei Guard Squad. SHEINKOPE, SANDY H29 Easl 22nd Sireei Aflendance Office Sec'y. ...M '65 'G O Y' Iii 5. 'C' 'IIS' vie-Y En 'A . .. hu 'Q-' I -5 1 We 'Qui' ,E Ny. A N x -. ss .G Q l H' 6 .55, ,Q :Aff Slum ri Q 1 ,M ko- A.. :WH C E' mg 'Ihr snug if 'L SHERMAN, RONALD lOl2 Avenue K luloring Comment l-l.R. Pres.: Bio. Lab: Eng. BOOL Room' Guard Squad: Blue- prinf Comm. Sl-llMKlN, CAROL lI22 Easi 23rd Slreef Pres. oi Archon: Arisia: Eea- lure Ed. of Argus: Pres. of Cily Council: Vice Pres. of 'sl Term: l-l.R. Pres.: Go- Gelfers: Boosfers: Road Ahead: Elecfion Comm.: Er. Orienialion Comm.: Sing: Sec'v in Alrendance Office: Ghlafd. Sl-lORE, ROBERT 2624 Avenue L Marh Club: Formula: Chess and Checkers Comm.: Guard Squad: Arisfaz Wesfinghouse Einalisl. SHORENSTEIN, DIANE 4528 Kings l-lighway Jr. Sing: Sr. Sing: l-l.R. Pres.: Welfare Comm.: Cafe. Guard: Guard Squad: Dance Club. Sl-IULTZ, BEVERLY IO57 Ocean Parkway Sec'y lo Mr. I. Cohen, Sec'y ro Mrs. Soifer: Sec'y +o Miss Cohen: Jr, Sing: l-LR. Treas. SIDMAN, JERRY 975 Easf I8rh Slreef Band? Sing. f,........ SIEGEL, DONALD 2402 Avenue l Guard Squad: Sing. SlEGEL, HOWARD 799 Midwood Slreei Bio. Lab: Publicily Comm.: H.R. Vice Pres.: Sec'y lo Mr. Cohen: Guard Squad. SIKORSKI, FRANK I57 Easl 48lh Slreel I' fffu Wi SILLS, CHARLES 3273 Bedford Avenue Ticker Bureau: H.R. Pres.: Jr. Sing: Managing Edilor, Pal- lerns: Grievance Comm.: Formula: Sr. Sing Co-Chain man. SILVERMAN, BOB 2726 Bedford Avenue Mixed Chorus: Guard Squad: Arisla: Archon: Capl. ol Eng. Service Squad: Chess Team: Mimeograph Squad. SILVERMAN, ELINOR l3OO Easl Zlsl Slreer Comm. ol Social Service: H.R. Sec'y: Guard Squad: Bio-log: Recreation Comm.: Eleclion Comm.: Newsoaoer Comm.: Program Comm.: Sec'y lo Mrs. Rosman: Dramalics Club. H. G f'-- 1 fi- 252- .1 L i::.-.f F 'Rf if S E S, R- I 1 6 S' 'X 6' L 4 6 'Z Lk ,l X .1 SILVERMAN, SANDY I6I5 Avenue l Capr. Boosfers: Sec'y lo Mr. Garson: Sec'y lo Mrs. Ger- ber: Social Service Comm.: Sec'y fo Mr. Raslcin. SIMINS, JEROME I62O Ocean Avenue Guard Squad: Varsily Hand- ball: Chem. Lab: Varsily Baslcelball. SIMON, DOROTHY 2820 Avenue l Sec'y lo Boys' Dean: Sec'y lo Miss Cohen: Cale. Squad: Sec'y fo Mr. Lerner: Swilch- board: Booslers: Sr. Sing. SKOLNIK, ERNEST 855 Easl' I3+h Slreel Book Room: Guard Squad: Gym Sec'y. SLOBODKIN, HYAM S. I77 Rugby Road Chorus: H.R. Vice Pres.: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Hillson: Visual Aids Squad: Cale. Squad. SMllH, AMELIA l26 Brooklyn Avenue Swimming Club: Vice Pres. Mixed Chorus: Cily Council: All-Cify Chorus: Sec'y +o Miss Shore: Sec'y lo Mr. Slein: Sing: Cale. Guard: Sec'y lo Mr. Levine: Social Dance Club. SC lb: GU' 5LlLl fbfl l lOQlfl 53 L locce' Pcrr lac i, f .vi :5. li Sai: mu. am QCRS 31 li rl.l,F le'r Ei'l'r5 Zz!-T 223 SOLANSKY, JAY I680 Ocean Avenue Guard Squad. SOLLFTT, NORMAN 4623 Bay Parkway SOLTANO, MURRAY l52O Ocean Avenue Soccer Team: Newspaper Comm.: Cale. Guard: Guard Squad. SOREFF, RICHARD 850 Easl' l3l'l1 Slreel Guard Squad: Soccer Team: Gym Team: Leaders Club. SORGEN, JERYLE SI I7 Avenue J l-l.R. Pres.: Cily Council: 3rd Term Pres.: Arisra: Board of Esiimaie. SPANIER, GERALD 5l23 Avenue J ,f iraq., Q ,. X! . J lf is Q A X 1 V - J A 0 L 6? 0 . L SPANIER, RONALD 5l23 Avenue J SPIRO, BARBARA II85 Easl I5+l1 Sfreef Aris'ra: Vice Comm, of Civil Service: l-l.R. Pres.: Chem. Lab: Guard Squad: Sec'y lo Mrs. Reynolds: Boolcslore' S.S. Forum Club: Cily Coun- cil: Jr. and Sr. Sing: Tuloring and Finance Comm.: Epilog' Sr. Show. SPREY, RAYMOND I532 Ocean Avenue Argus: Bio. Lab. STARFIFLD, PHOEBF II36 Easl I2ll'1 Slreel Orclneslra: Bio. Lab: Malli Office: Sec'y of Arisla: Mafh Team: Business Eclilor of Formula: Vice Comm. ol F. D. R. Comm.: Sing: Sing COFTTFTT. STFINHOLTZ, BARBARA 4409 Avenue l Sec'y 'ro Mr. Block: Sec'y +o Mr. Kesfen: Guard Squad: Booslers: Sing: Book Room Assi.: l-l.R. Sec'y. STFINMAN, GEORGE ISO4 Ocean Avenue Foolball Team: Malli Team: HR. Vice Pres.: Guard Squad: Sec'y To Mr. Fuchs, Mixed Chorus. STEINMAN, I-IARRIET I066 Easl 8lh Slreel Archon: Girls' Chorus: Sec'y lo Mr. Danlci Sec'y lo Mr. Shapiro: Guard? Chem. Squad: Booslers. STERMAN, SANDRA I439 Ocean Avenue Doxa: Rublicily Comm.: Vol- leyball Club: Band: Soccer Club: Sec'y lo Mrs. Gerber: Sec'y lo Mrs, Drucker: Bas- Icelball Club: Riding Club: Sec'y in Emergency Room. STIMUS, GIL 206l Easl 74lh Slreel Er. Sing. STINGO, ANNE I694 Easl 53rd Sfreel STOKES, AUDREY 2033 Easl 64+h Sfreef Sec'y To Miss Shore. STRELSER, MARTIN 2723 Avenue J Spanish Club. Rw E' 5 G- A S I swf- Cv .. K: my . Q Q 1 9- i ! X ' s .5 s 131 1, waz' fig-- G' Q . 6 . X X STRUPPE, MARION 3006 Glenwood Road I-li-Y: Mixed Chorus: Guard: Folk Dance Club: Volleyball Club: Baslcelball Club: Chem. Lab: Solfball Club: Sec'y Io Miss Cohen. STUTMAN, SHIRLEY 77I Easl 9+h Slreel Sec'y, Menorah Club: SeC'y lo Miss Shore: S.S. Eorum: Sec'y Io Mrs. Kaplan: Guard Squad. SUGARMAN, RICI-IARD 430 Easl 22nd Slreel Archon: Malh Team: Argus: Road Ahead: Formula: Arl Edilor: Arl Squad: Guard: Publicily Comm.: Er. Oriens Ialion Comm.: Arl Comm.: Jr. Band: Sec'y Io Mrs. Tillis. SWILLER, JUDITI-I 98I Ocean Parkway Argus Edilor: Sing: V. A. Squad: Boys' Dean Office: Booslers: Guard: College Office: I-I.R. Pres.: Eleclion Comm.: Alhlelic Comm.: Sr. Show. SYMONS, LAWRENCE 850 Easf' 24'rh Slreel Sec'y Io Miss Sorscher: Base- ball Team: Peelcsliill Mililary Academy: Pholo Squad. TANNENBAUM, LILA 973 Easl 7lh Slreel' Archon: Chairman Sr. Sing: Slage Squad: Comm. ol Na- lalie Chancy Memorial Fund: Supervisor Guard Squad: Er., Jr. Sing: Recrealion Comm.: Eng, Boolcslore: Spanish Club: Sr. Show. TATE, JORIS IO85 Easl 4O+h S'rree+ TAURECK, ARLENE IS65 Easi 57+h Sfreel Sec'y +o Mrs. Shapiro: Sr. Sing. TAVEL, HARVEY lO95 Easf 53rd Slreef Bio. Lab: Malh Service Squad: Chess and Checkers Comm.: Visual Aids Squad: Welfare Comm.: Palierns: Ari' Slafl. TAVEL, RONALD IO95 Easl 53rd Slreel Palferns Worlcshoo: Pallerns: Eicfion Edilor: Argus News Siafl: Guard: Epilog. THOMAS, RUTH 2I5 Beach I23rd Slreel Arisla: Mixed Chorus: Lalin, French Clubs: Sec'y 'ro Miss Shore: Sr. Sing: Tuloring Comm. TI-IORNER, JAY I223 Avenue I Guard Squad: Eng. Book' sfore. 'w. . M is 'QS 'R 1- - 1- 'X YZ Q 'S A Q' A. it I.: L. '14 A 4 ...,,,x V, 5, 17 fn l,.f r Z 7,1115 ,W- s V gy I , A- 55 4 for 1:7 2 1 gl: ages: , , ' X , 3, Q. 5 f I .f Q 3 ,,m x - V : ,,,e..: I x .av ,jp ., ,M I gf 1 ,, ,r WW i ia- 1 I 6 in fr TICK, NATALIE I72I Avenue H Sr. Sing: SeC'y Io V. Lazarus: Seoy Io Mr. Van Sfeenbergi Sec'y To Mrs. Cohen: Volley- ball Club: Baslcelball Club: Folk Dancing Club? Social Dancing Club: Epilog. TOOLEN, TI-IOMAS l34I Easl 57+h Sfreef Cafe. Squad. TRAUB, GENE I62O Avenue I Eormula: S.S. Eorum: Phofo Club: Sr. Sing: Guard. TREKAL, NICHOLAS ll3l McDonald Avenue Newspaper Comm.: Visual Aids Squad. IRIEB, MARVIN I367 Coney Island Avenue S.S. Eorum: Sculplure Club. TUMMINO, ROSE IS7I Easl 52nd Slreel Newman Club. TURCHIN, HOWARD ISO4 Ocean Avenue Visual Aids: Eoolball: Sec'y lo Mr. Moskowilz. TURKELTAUB, ALLAN 2020 Easl 4Isi Slreel TURNER, LINN 715 Sl. Marks Avenue Arisla: Band: Sec'y To Miss Shore: Cafe. Guard. UBERMAN, NANCY I276 Presidenl Slreei Arislag Archon: Sec'y lo Miss Shore: Sec'y lo Mrs. Kelly: Sec'y, S.S. Eorum: S.B,I. Comm.: Jr. and Sr. Sing: Er. Orienlalion Comm.: Program Comm.: Road Ahead. UHRMAN, BARBARA 652 Easl 26+h Slreel Sing Pianis'f3 Er. Orienlaliong Go-Ge-Hers: Boosfers: Sec'y, Bio. Office: Sing: Pallernsj Riding Club: Sec'y Boys' H. Ed, Ohfice: H,R. Pres.: Epi- logj H.R. Vice Pres.: Sr. Council. ULBERG, FRANCES 722 Easf 48+h Sfree+ Locker Guard: Sec'y +o Mrs. Gerber: Sec'y, Eng. Office: Guard' Archon: Alfendance Office: Mixed Chorus: H.R. Vice Pres.: Dance Club. F wil A fm l ' 4347 . my 'ST A 4 ,N y 1 ' .ggi W f' -gc Es. xii: . .gt 17,7 'F Q A n 1 I Q, N wi- . FA ix f 1 52 'UR IS GL- W V ar: ? 1 fb, Si Y Y? UNDERBERG, STEPHEN II74 Easl 24+h Slreel Band, Orchesira, Manager: Leader, Dance Band: Tech. Service Sfaff: Visual Aids Squad. UNDERWOOD, GENE 66l5 Avenue T Gym Team: Sec'y lo Mr. Delaney: Guard. VABNICK, ROBERT I438 Ocean Avenue Guard Squad: Sec'y fo Mr. Danlc. VACCARO, ANITA 882 Easl 28+h Sireef Band: Orcheslra: Pafrerns: Epiloq: Direclor Ari Squad: Newman Club: Biolog: Road Ahead. VARTABEDIAN, RICHARD 2247 Noslrand Avenue Guard Squad: Cafe. Squad. VAN DEAN, THOMAS 968 Easl 4O+h Slreel VICTOR, JACK 977 Easr I4-+h Sireef Argus Reporfer: Argus Asso. Spor+s Ediior: Argus Sporrs Edilor: Publiciry Comm.: H.R. Pres. VITALE, ANTHONY I453 Easf 64+li Sheer Mixed Chorus. VITALE, ANTHONY 7lS Avenue L Guard Squad. VITALE, RALPH 7l5 Avenue L Guard Squad. VLAHIDES, ANTHONY 6I6 Easf 26+l'i Sfreer E. D. R. Comm.: Service Squad Comm.: Newspaper Comm.: Epilog WAGNER, NORBERT IO2O Easf 28+l'i S'rree+ Visual Aids Squad: Tennis Team: Spanish Club. ev A E, ...Aim vi 9 if 'S vw: 3 X Kei vi., V iii', T ,NH Y1 'jY K ,I 1 5. .Sf E X' gk L. K. '62 Q. '1 I 1 ,- . pl' if Ps an 'X 1 .L IC v ,. A To WALDECK, LEWIS Il85 Easr l8'rl'i Srreel' Band: Orclieslra: Band Man- ager: Sr. Sing. WALDMAN, NATALIE IO74 Easf Zollw Slreel Sec'y lo Mr. Mandell: Sec'y io Mr. Roseman: Jr. and Sr. Sings: Parferns: Road Ahead: Epilog Ari Slafi: Arisia: Sr. Show: Guard. VVALERSTEIN, RONALD IOI3 Easf l3+h Sfreel' Guard: Sec'y lo Miss Dunn: H.R. Vice Pres. WALKER, JUDITH ANN 7I6 Easr 22nd Sireer P.M. Cily Council Pres.: Civil Service Comm.: Busi- ness Ediror, Formula: Vice Comm., Carnival: Music Ser- vice Squad: Eleciion Comm.: Fr. Orienlalion Comm.: Pub- liciry Comm.: IOH1 Anniver- sary Show: Chem. Squad: Guard. WARD, AUDREY 2044 Easr 67+l'1 Slreer Riding Club: Soirball Club: Arlendance Office: Newman Club. WARSHOW, JOYCE 2605 Avenue l Orclwesira: Hebrew Cullure Club: Dramaiics Club: Guard Squad: S.S. Forum. VVATERS, JOAN 37l3 Avenue l Hi-Y Sigma Nu Treas.: Sec'y lo Miss Dunn: HR. Treas.: Garden Squad: Dance Club. WATROBSKI, JANE 63l Easl 29+h Slreel Modern Dance Club: Volley- ball Club: Guard Squad: Epi- log Siali. WAX, IRIS IO44 Easl l7lh Slreel Allendance Olrlice: Sec'y lo Mr, Smilh: Girls' Chorus: Boosfers: Allendance Office, Sfh Term Sr. Rep.: Spanish Club: Epilog Business Slall. WEIDENBAUM, JOEL 245 l-lawlhorne Slreel' Epilog: Visual Aids: Pholo Press Squad: Argus Phologr rapher: Sec'y Gym: i-lonor Roll: Chem.: Physics Lab: Phofography Club. WEINSTEIN, ESTELLE 3465 Bedford Avenue Sec'y fo Mr. Parver: Sec'y io Mr. Becker: Sec'y To Mrs. Laskowg Boosrers: Guard Squad: Class Pres.: Physical Science Oflice. WEINSTEIN, IRENE IO4I Ocean Parkway Girls' Chorus: Jr., Sr. Sing' Chem. Club' Spanish Club' Booksiore: Sec'y lo Mrs. Rey- nolds: HR. Sec'y' Epilog Sfafl. SP2 f fn.. A 'Q f ,.... hx . 5, 3 I 'WMM' . if 'L' el Si .gs 512 X f ca-4' if if ,- l . A X l Q . sf f 44' 1 40' R' ': 0 :Qi SN w . C7 WEINSTEIN, JOE 645 Easl 26th Slreel Eoolball Varsily: Aihlelic Comm.: 7'rh Term Council: V, A. Squad: Boys Gym Squad: Chorus. WEINSTEIN, SIDNEY I383 Easl 48fh Slreel Pres. Chorus: Sec'y lo N. G. Levine: Sec'y To B. Cohen: Sec'y 'ro Mr. Manheimer: Band: Chorus. WEINTRAUB, ALAN 709 Avenue K Soccer Team: Eng. Book Room: Pholography Club. WEINTRAUB, JOAN I8I8 Ocean Avenue Band: Blueprinl Revision Comm.: Arisfa: Welfare Comm.: Pallerns: Jr. Sing: Sr. Sing: Assembly Planning Comm.: Sculplrure Club. WElSER, FRED l24O Easl' 7+h Slreel' Mimco Squad: Soccer Team: Handball Team: Cafe. Squad: Eng. Book Room: Menorah Club: Camera Club: Guard Squad: Pholo Club: Chem. Club. WEISSGLASS, Pl-lYLLlS 3lOl Avenue l Sr. Class Treas.: Business Ed. of Epilog: Sr. Sing Leader: Cheering Squad: Go4GeHers WEISGLASS, SEYMOUR 3lOl Avenue I Band: Orcheslra: Dance Band: Baslcelball Manager: Gym Team. WEISS, HOWARD IOOZ Eosler Avenue Sec'y: H.R. Pres.: H.R. Vice Pres. WEISS. NORMAN l62O Avenue I Arisla: Archon: Band: S.S. Eorum Club: H.R. Pres. WEISSBERG, NORMAN 960 Easl l2lh Slreel Chorus: Guard. WEITZ, SIDNEY H22 Avenue K WELNER, RENEE 1249 Ocean Avenue Arisfa: Archon: Pallrerns Arl Edilor: Orcheslra: Epilog: Bioloq: Arl Squad: Guard Squad: Jr., Sr. Sing: B7I Mural: Road Ahead: Sec'v lo Mr. Chancy: Sec'y lo Mrs. Drucker: Chess and Checkers Comm.: Hal Check Comm. .1 Sw WENDEBURG, SUSAN IOIQ Easl 38lh Slreel Hi-Y: Social Comm. Chair- man: Sc'y lo Mr. Danlc: Bas- kelball Club: Sollbal Club. X 1-I 1 M f t '- Rf: I WERNANDER, ALMA I : ., T, 2044 Easl 55lh Slreel Guard Squad: Servicemen's X Comm: Eermala Club: Vol! I - i leyball Club: Sec'y lo Miss 1 . ... I A 3- - Dayan. fi. If A A 0 A VVERNERSBACH, MILDRED W 11,27 ZI83 Troy Avenue 'WA' Pres. Hi-Y: Veep Girls' A Q E Chorus: Modern Dance Club: m x :Q as Sec'y lo Miss Dunn. x . fl, JV if 1 tn- Fr: I . WESELEY, STEPHEN 5 I8OO Albemarle Road f Comm., Vice Comm. Ei- f nance: Cheer Leader: Swim- . b 1 ming Team: Officer Guard A 3' Squad: Guard: HR. Pres.: 5 Q., T ,yr X Cily Council. ' 'l:::'f' X., c f , L.. 5 WESTERMAN, JOHN .. . I Q. II34 Easl' 28lh Slreel T ' I . , . . . .'.. I me -. x I 1 Q WHITNEY, GERALD N I, l4o5 Easl 56+h Slreel AEN I? :gg af' Af WICHT, HARRY H89 Easl 53rd Sfreel .NI s i f if ,,, ,., x f.-7 , bf K - WILLIX, DONALD I488 Easf 55l'h Slreel WlLTCl-llK, SAMUEL 799 Easl l8lh Slreel Soccer Team: Cheering Team: Chem. Lab: Bio Lab Squad: Class Pres.: Cify Council: Newspaper, Elec, lion, Finance, Ticlcef Comm.: Guard Squad: Sing: Swim- ming Team. WOLF, ROBERT IO97 Easl 42nd Slreel l-l.R. Pres.: Service Squacl: Sec'y lo Dean: Arisla: Pres. Chorus: Chorus: Varsily Fool- ball Team: Communily Sing: All-Cily Chorus. WOODWARD, PATRICIA 20 Baughman Place Girls' Chorus, l-l.R. Sec'y: l-li-Y: Sr. Sing. WRIGHT, ROSEMARY 7I5 Easf 24+h S+ree+ Modern Dance Club: l-l.R. Vice Pres.: l-li-Y: Boosfers: Sr. Sing. YOUNG, FRANK ' - 1:42 Easf 48+h Sfraef . l-lealfh Service. V ,J C A N -1 Q ' ' 1' T. l Q ' 1 W 3 , 5. I if 4 f A B- Q 1. sk il -. 1 g -if J G . N Y' 4 'x xl, fr Q, . 'QE' 'a bi-D A, Sf ZALEFSKY, DOROTHY ll88 Easl 49l'h Slreel Sing: Bio. Lab: Sec'y lo Mr Samuels: Volleyball Club Baslcelball Club: Class Treas ZASLOW, STEPHEN 3304 Glenwood Road l-l.R. Pres.: Service Squad: Sec'y lo Mr. Shapiro: l-l.R. Vice Pres.: l-l.R. Sec'y: Tulor- ing Comm.: S.S. Forum: Wel- fare Comm. ZIMELMAN, ROCHELLE 902 Ocean Parkway Guard Squad: Sr. Sing: Boosfers. ZIMMERMAN, BEVERLY IOIO Easl 3Is+ S+ree+ Affendance Office: Cafe. Guard. ZIMMERMAN, REBA l402 Avenue K Sec'y fo Mr. Schiff: Sedy fo Mrs. Janis. S 'X CH ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT II43 Easl' 7Ih Slreel Choral Sociefy: Cross Coun- Iry Team: Sr. Sing: All-Ciry Chorus: Guard Squad. ZIMMON, JANICE 502 Avenue I Sing: Sec'y in Dean's Office: Boolcsfore: Boys' Dean: Sr. Show. ADELMAN, KAY 26IO Glenwood Road Doxap Leaders' Club: Soccer Club: Soflball Club: Baslcel- ball Club: Sec'y Io Mrs. Druclcer. GANG, BARRY I703 Albany Avenue Ticlcel' Comm. GROSSMAN, HARVEY I422 Coney Island Avenue Visual Aids: Cale. Squad: Gym Sec'y. HAGGERTY, RAY l3O Kenilworlh Place Sec'y Io Mr, Kushniclc: Sec'y Io Mrs. Monahan. 61 ff-'BF 43 If or 'E I y sc z 5, . K' f 'SN x W 'E it 5 M. A-fa.. - 'pf' f '3 A 'r f ' 'Q -'R 4:12 ' Jai f L 1 fi fe- -I ' A , ' ,- U fe .f ff M if ZUARO, ANGELA PAULA I75O Easl' 52nd Slreel Mixed Chorus: Sec'y Io Mr. Levine. CAMERA SHY KAZEWINSKI, RICHARD ZOII Noslrand Avenue LAPIDUS, MICHAEL IOS? Easl 24+h Slreel Guard. LASSON, GEORGE 977 Easl 2nd Slreer MAGLIANO, LESTER IOOI Easl 52nd Slreel Guard Squad. PERESS, HERBERT 245 Wes? 74'rh Slreel Weslinqhouse Research Club Pres.: Radio Club Sec'y: Bio Lab Assl.: Band: Chem, Club: Pholo Club: Malh Club. ZINKER, JOYCE 959 Carroll Slreel Go-Gellers: Social Dance: Sec'y in Eng. Ohfice' Social Service Comm. ZIPPIN, INIINA IO64 Easl 29Ih Slreel Co-Leader Arisla: Lilerary Edilor, Rallernsi Lilerary Ed- ilor, Epilog: Argus: Road Ahead: Sing: Cily Council? Senior Council: Sec'y in English Office. RICONE, JOHN J. 5lO2 Avenue K Supervisor Lunch. REISS, RICHARD 28Ol Avenue I Guard Squad: Eormula. SCHWARTZ, JAMES lO42 Easl 23rd Slreel Guard Squad: S.S. Eorum Gym lnslruclor. TORON, MILES 847 Easl' I9Ih Sfreel' AUGUST GRADUATES BIRNER, ROBERT 950 Easl Slln Slreel Foolball Team: Guard: Seey +0 Mr. Colm: Sedy Io Mr. Moskowilz. If-URRIS. CYNTHIA N98 Ocean Avenue I-Ii-Y: Sec'y +o Mr. Levine Alfendance Monilor. COLOMBRARO, VINCENT i058 Easl 37+h Sfreef SeC'y Io Mr. Delany: Seey Io Mr. Moslcowilz. COMMOLLO, CAROL l3II Easl 49+I1 Slreel EARLE, WILLIAM I608 Easl 49+h Sfreef Chorus. GOLD, MAXINE 4723 Avenue K Archon' Cafe. Guard: Seey Healllw Ed. Olficei Volleyball Club' Soclal Dance Club' Guard Squad, Offlcert Swllcnboard' Boosfers: Sr. Slnq' Secj Io Miss Dayar- Sf. Shar.-.n 3 I HIGGINS, THOMAS 63 gnx 800 Easf l3+l1 Slreel Q. L, Capl, Gym Team? ' 4-f csv ' Guard: Newman Club. ur L -g I SI H T' b 1 JONES, BARBARA f :'wM ' 'ff 6I9 Easf 32nd Slreel ' Newman Club. -'S Q ,sg 'Q' 455' 2 ,T il . Q 3, 'MN' A Rf I KRASNOW, ERWIN l726 591h Slreel Svvifclmboard: Guard: Aids. I F I LUXENBERG, NEIL Cafe. Visual 'H' '-V 'R A IO25 Easl 22nd Slreel ' Sloclcroom, 4 Terms. Y 1 . I.. ,f LYONS, JEROME I I256 Easl 38+l'1 Sfreef 5 -5. aa. ,. I G vu ' 'iv ,f iff K sf xx .mx arf 'X A U V MCDONALD, MAUREEN ' 982 Easf 3lsI SI'ree+ 5 l Guard: I-LR. Seey: I-LR if Treasx Sr. I-I.R. Rep. ga , C. :Q xg' ' v kv' MOORE, JAMES B6l Easi I2+h S+ree+ Gym Team, JV2 years. MLJLHEARN, DOROTHY I447 Troy Avenue Sec'y To Mr. Fuchs. ROSENBERG. MURIEL 520 Easr 2!s+ Sfreef Boosfersg Se-c'y 'ro Miss Cohen. ANTICO, JOSEPH 6625 Avenue N Cafe. Guard. BEVERIDGE, RICHARD l32I Easr 57fh Sirreer BYRNE, KENNETH 59OI Glenwood Road G-J A 1 nf Q.. .I 3. 4' ,V Q4 Q ' A-A 1 ' . fir ' i' .X , CAMERA SHY L ' vc:- SCHEINMAN, JAY B!! Easi l2Tri Srreei Sec'v in SS. Office: VisuaT Aids Squad? Guard Squad. SKOLNICK, M. LEON IB4 Vernon Avenue Argus: Exec. Comm. of 5.5. Forum: Sec'v fo Grade Ade viser: Bio. Lab: Debarinq Team: Paiierns Piworo Siaffq H.R. Treas.7 Arisra. SPORNBURG, ELIZABETH 2649 Bedford Avenue MURPHY, JOHN I494 Easi 52nd Sireei SANDBERG, ALAN 2522 Fosier Avenue STRAUSS, KARL I359 Easi 5Isi Sfreei Orchesrrat Variefv Show Band: Cafe. lnspecrory Band 9 I 3 Ji QE? Jfoyrafhs 1 3.1 KL-,JE fi, 'ii' U O E, K QQ xx 5-' X vb 1 A YA---y A- -W-.-A. ..,-.... 'Sv f' T . Cfl1III71fIIIi'lIfS of N. R. 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Ordfrfs Prr'npvIy Deifvevad The FOR F!NE FOODS GOOD COFFEE MJD DEUCIOUS MALTEDS Oo to Julie and I-Iarry's Luncheone++e Avenue J and Easi I5+I'1 Sfreef O fvn1l.fn'J Tix jacob Abel Martin Arnold jack Benson Barry Berger Melvin Berk Monroe Burton Ronald Cahill Gerald Collier joseph Doyle jerry Epstein Lewis Fernbaclc Arthur Field jack Freed CC2llIf7IilII!'lIfS Of 3 8 4 S MR. BECKER Howard Goldberg Lewis Goodman jay Grosfeld Earle Hale Robert Hassen Charles Hotnling Peter lano Eugene Underwood Joel XVeidenbaum Dolores Capaldo Roslyn Celnicker Catherine Davis Marilyn Karper Rita Ruehl Arlene Ruskin Ellen Sait Carol Shapiro Rosalyn Shapiro Amelia Smith Barbara Sreinholrz Judith XValker Renee XY'elner Beverly Zimmerman joyce Zinker varfe 8-8506 VAN - TEX SHOP CI1IlllIIi7lIl'IIfX of KING MARK FOOD STORE Hoxirry l Sportswear Girdles and Bras I-aio AVENUE J PR 3,7464 Brooklyn 30, N. Y. Conzfnlimczzfs of 3835 Wm Bm iSpi35CfAN6fi4Y 3. NATHAN CHARLES FISHERIES ,UB Salmon Roux Om, SI,,,d,,1,Ji Dl'I.il'Llll'XX!'lI and Rvxlzzzmzrzf . Coloring For All Occasions I3I3 AVENUE J l4l6 AVENUE J Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Om' lrlllllfrwil C!JlIIfJ1fJl1l'f1fX of HARRY'S GROCERY STORE 4902 AVENUE L Brooldyn 34, N. Y. NA S-91139 CUllIf!liHI!'lIfX of Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH L. ROSENBERG C!lIfIf7Iillll'IlfX of T H E PALACE DELICATESSEN and RESTAURANT l906 AVENUE M DE 9.2650 ES 7,5407 B L U E R I B B O N FRUIT 81 PRODUCE COMPANY, Inc. Ifor' Qmlfily - StlfiXftll'l'jUll - Sl'l'l'fl'l' l222 AVENUE J Clvuniug of ffm Bvlfvr' Tyjrz' MIDWOOD CLEANERS l0l2 EAST I5+h STREET S. HARNIK l2o5AvENUEJ NA 8 v SIO6 Slrllinrnwy - fTl'f'1'filI.Q Cmufx - Books C1l1III1If1lIl'llf.Y of 2 3 2 S .-XnuIil'n, I,. Iiruwn, 'lf I7.1vidwn, NI, l.uITm.m, R. ScI1uIm.m, U. Arbcilcr, nl, C.TInbrcsc,'l'. llubcy, I. Nhurn, I3. Shimkin, C. Iiuruck, li, C..mum. NI. I'.aIg.1r, T. Nlillcr, IS. Sicgcl, H. Iicrgcr, R. Clarlxnn, I. Iillcnuff, R. Rcxx, IS. Silverman, lf. IH-wk, If Chitty. QI. Ifnbcr, KI. Iioscn, Ii. Simon, D. Blum, I.. C,m1l1uux,R, Goldberg, il. Iiosunfcld, M. Skulnick, IQ. Brill. Cuug.u1, T. Hirslwcnftmg, -I. Roilxlmrl, Snruff, R. Iirirtnm, Cl. lJ.miuIS. I. Huring, NI. Sm i.u'u, R. XY'uscIuy, S. Ctfllllfllflllfllfk of BURNS FAMILY T505 E. 49+h STREET BrooI:Iyr', N, Y. Phono ESpIanade 7-6930 Cmzzjflirwulx of PISI'IER'S QUILT SHOP Qllillx, Ijlnukrfx, Pillnzcti, M!lffl'f'SSFX lf1rrl1.'l11l'z' amf Bmlrlirlg I386 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE Bef, Aves. J 81 K BrooIcIyn 30, N. Y CjIlI7Il7IiHIl'lIlX uf P R I E N D S CIJI!lf7lj!l1l'lIfA nf TOWN DRESS SHOP I065 EAST 9+h STREET EM-wif 30 N, Y. NA 5.1050 G O O D L U C K from the Girls of Manufacfurers Trusf Co. Branch 59 Coflgrullflulirlm In CLASS OF JUNE '53 C!Jl1IIJIfllIFI1fS of MR. and MRS. C. GILL O fvumlu.lr1,Qlvl LOR-EVE BEAUTY SALON C '1 'f'f of pefSlL'l223h5vlElf'SZLSQZLWESE Ifxjwrrf Bwlllly Cjlllfllfl' 202I Church Avenue 4 5 I S Brooklyn, N. Y. For Appoinlmrznl CdllfBUElxminsler 7-2620 For Pvlvalc CallfBUClrminsfer 48872 COIlIfJIill1l'lIfX of From T H E I KING DIAMOND MARKET M R 5- 'E L P' 5 4920 AVENUE K BU7'C1113R Brooklyn, N. Y. fgw C01II!I1ilIIf'1IfX of ARISTA SPORTS WEAR Inc. Kes' CUIIIIJIIIIIFIIIS of N A T ' S COIlIfJIfI7If'lIfX of Cl' 1-T51 'Q-D x 'f 'jI,Q,4 AJEKQQE L V' HONEY and PAT MARTIN ES 7 - 3395 C0lIlI2IilIIl'llfX of C L U B C H ' P S Vfalif f Ifomlx . R . J. GRILLO l' J MR and M S 69: BERGEN STREET AND SON Brooklyn I7, N. Y. Om'l1lnlTlr1'l Bvsf W'isfJz's From few Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Goldberg AND Mr. and Mrs. Murray Goldberg f70lNlJIiIlll'llfX of ROSE, JO and BILL DIETZ Collllzfillzwllx of DR. and MRS. M. ROSIN BANNER SUPER MARKET and 2054 FLATBUSH AVENUE H A N K Brooklyn, N. Y. CfllIIfJlillIl'lll.Y of B . B A R R Plmliv Crmlnf Book Corrrx 20 WEST 22nd STREET New York IO, N. Y. WA 4- l887 SYLVIA SCHULTZE H46 EAST zefh STREET Brcvolclyn, N. Y. CL 8fNO52 Coflrgz' Srjuzrnlrx ul Holm' Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afiernoon Saiurday and Evenings by Appoinfmenf Coruplilllwzlx of MR. and MRS. De VITO ANT. FAMILY GEdney 4 - I797 FAIRVIEW FLORISTS Frf'xfJ Cm' FlozL'c'rs Daily Steamer Baskets For All Occasions I 55I FLATBUSH AVENUE Corner Nosfrand Avenue O luu.lr..l IT n Qu.1lify in 6 to 10 XVccks S45 Special Summer Rafe For Preferred Posilions ill!-1 11111 Sl1f211'1'lx Pilvmn Q1 Gveqo Slenoqraphy, l-lyfSpeoil L n'1k1ar1c1, lypewrifirvq, Bookeepinq, Complomelry, Dicldplwonc Individual lnsfruclion-Free Placemenl WOLFSON BROS. C1'r11'1'1'-1' AIIIJ D11i1',3' 2920 AVENUE I Emo Delivovy-Please Call Emly ES 7- I920 St.1rf .lux T11111' flflrr I11111' I'i1'1t E X E C U T I V E S ' SECRETARIAL SCHOOL l56O FLATBUSH AVENUE G-Edney 4-2420 One Block From Brooklyn College lm Puri IH111' i1u1rx1'1 151111111 R1'q11l11r I1' Al 1' 111 Cfr1111j1li1111'11fx of FAMOUS MEAT MARKET I39I CONEY ISLAND AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. L O U and A L' S LU NC HEU NETTE I6I8 AVENUE M Ooposife Elm Tlweafre Jack 81 Alberf Beau+y Shop I823 AVENUE M Q I , es 7.0460 Proud to serve thc hncst 1n snndwxclws in Q 4 1 Luncheons and Foumain Delighfs I-I1111.1fy11xf1 - l:,x111'1'l Colmlmh C0lIIl71fI1Il'1lfS fo J U D Y . FROM A FRIEND 1 -S I DR. HAROLD PADOW D E N T IS T l3l8 AVENUE J Brooklyn 30, New York planade 7-4380 COIlI!7liIlIl'lIf.Y of ,IERRI - BROOKS - O111' f1n111l11' I I NA M900 RUTH ROSENSTEIN Fashions of Dixfizlrfioll DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR I30I AVENUE J BrookIyn 30, N, Y. Comfwlimrnls of THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE CUSTOM MADE TELEVISION ROYAL TELEVISION II22 FLATBUSH AVENUE IN 2-SIG? Prompt Service For Your Set C!lIIIflIIllIl'IlfX of Comjllimvnls of DR, M, PODOS MR. and MRS. KALMAN RESS O I' 'I' O M If T R I S T and their daughter IO9O FLATBUSH AVENUE B A R B A R A Cf2lIIfIIIllIl'lIf.Y of FLATBUSH Y.M.C.A. HI-Y CHAPTERS PI EPSILON SIGMA NU CHI RHO ES 7-P844 WHITE CREAMERY GROCERY Il I2 AVENUE J Couzjzlinzwlfx of PIymouI'I1 Rock PouI+ry Farms, Inc. I I I I AVENUE J Brooklyn, New York ES 7YC?O6I MODEL SERVICE 812 E. I6+h STREET Sllllll' Day Clvanirzg St'I'I'Il'f' C0lllp1IlI10lIfS of ANTIQUES FOR INTERIORS Inc. Arlliqlzrx and Brin'-a-Brac C ' PI' ' 'I f :sob CONEY ISLAND AVENUE THE FOURTH PERIOD Brooklyn, NW York GUARDS Esmmde mow O Iw11.lrr'rl lu fl s I I ESS f Z .111 ES 7-QSIO H. WEXLER 8: SON Sfrirlly Koslzrr Meai and PouI+ry Markci 4620 AVENUE .I BrooInIyn, N. Y. CfIllIl7IilI1l'lIfX of GEORGIAN!-X BU RNS C0lIIllIiIl1K'IIfS of ABE and BERNIE ., 4926 AVENUE K ES 7-9I52 CflI!I17lillIPI1fS of MILTON BURNS ORIGINALS 26I WEST 35'rI1 STREET New York Ciiy LA 4-9056 A11 M.'4Iu'orul Svniorx Muff at flu' Collvgzf C0r'm'r In Ea! COLLEGE CORNER 43 GERMANIA PLACE Q COIl1lJIillICllfS Of The Band LESTER GOODY P resid C1115 KARL STRAUSS Sf'C'l'Uf!II'j'-TIl'!'l1SIl Ver Q Cl1lIIl7lfl7l!'lIfX of SIL-MONT G-ROCERY l606 AVENUE H Brooklyn, N. Y. C:0llII7IflIIl'!1fX of A F R I E N D COIlIpIil11l'llfS of THE WAX FAMILY .B-1-B--u -X Ourfwzlml Ill I V,.,-.1-.7 -1-. Cozzzplimrnfs of Conzplinzvnfx of NORMANDY ELECTRIC DR. and MRS. A. L. BLANKET WIRE CO. Cififllfllilllfllff of 335 BOND STREET A Brooklyn 3I, N. Y. F R I E N D Midwood Trimmings Sr Leafher Goods 3 3 2 S I364 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE BrockIyn New York 1-'A13R1:i TRmrM1Nc:s Thanks Zippcrs Rcpaircd .md Replaced P H I L and A L MMT' Tuul 1foU1.TRm' .MARKET Bla EAST lb+h STREET BrookIyn, New York MRS. BIERDS I7or Rl XVOndcrfuI SEN IOR TERM CllI7Il7IiIIIl'lI,X of LOUIS M. DAVIS 1IIl'l'Z7ifl'l'flll't1I and Sfl'IlC'flll'!II ElIxLfiII!'C'l' 50 EAST ISII1 STREET BrockIyn, New York CflllIl7lillll'IIfX of GAYLORD'S ORIGINALS KINGS HIGHWAY and FLATBUSH AVENUE ES 7-R730 J 81 L TOBACCO SHOP l5I0 AVENUE J Srlmul Szzjzjzlivx, Ifozzrzlain, Magazimx Bef. E. ISII1 and E. I61I1 S?reeIS M and M FOOD STORES :eos AVENUE H BrookIyn, New York GE 413266 Have Your Ronson Lighter Rcpnircd For 81.00 WIIIII This Ad R O S E D A L E' S ZI49 NOSTRAND AVENUE Brooklyn, New York fj!lll1flIillIl'lIfX of GLO-MAR ART WORKS seo ATLANTIC AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. U fln1l.lrr.f,If1llrlrT' SCIENTIFIC ENGRIIVING 00. 406 WEST 3ls+ STREET NEW YORK I, N. Y. Designers, Manufacfurers of Disiillrfivc' Displays Specializing in Silk Screen Prinfing Cozzzplizlzwzfs of H 81 B HOSIERY STORE UNEEDA DISPLAY C 0 y 5 0 f 5 682 EVERGREEN AVENUE GLenmore 5-2298 I I I9 AVENUE .I ES 7-0322 Coarzplimczzfs of 23IS COIIIPILIIICIIFS of IRVING BRESSLER FOR ALL WALKS OF LIFE Complinzvlifs of IN SHQES From CONEY ISLAND MARATHON TOWN 8: COUNTRY SHOE SHOP GARAGE 1207 AVENUE J Brooklyn 30, N. Y. C0llIplilllCIlfX of EPILOG BUSINESS STAFF Becker, E. FIocIrI1ar+, B. 6 Hauben, J, RI'se?rns, E. Benson, J. oldberq, B. Hassen, R. Rosenfeld, M. Berger, C. Goldberg, M. Hartke, M. Sciderbaum, I. BIaHe, J. Goody, L. Iolpi. F. Shapiro, R. Burns, L. GoIbeIer, Krugman. G, Tick, N. De Vifo, M. GfnIIIieb, J Lebif, J. Valades, T. DeI Jiorno, M. Haber, D Leisner, M. Wax, I Ecksfeln, L. HandeI, B. Ross, B. Weiser, F. Fishman, A. Wcisqloss, F. O' I' blzmlrml ffl 6'om,b.lb'rLQ11.L4, DZ jim Qgumf. WJLQAA, SMOOTHER-CREAMIER DEIIUVILLE FRENCH ICE CREIIM HY 7-4700 Phones: GEcIney 4 - 3430-3445 Gging fo H19 Prom , , , , Phone Orders Prompfly Aifended Io GRII.LO'S SEA FOOD ALBERT'S CENTER , I9 NEWKIRK PLAZA We Receive FresI1 Fish and Sea Food Daily We Receive Lobslers Direcf From Main Crab Meal' .From Maryland Received Daily LATEST FORMAL PASHIONS-TUXEDOS gflffg gPfgA2gggi1DF fffgD FULL DRESS-CUTAWAYS-SI-IAWLS READY TO TAKE HOME SUMMER WHITE FORMALS Also RAOUL 8: I'IEI.EN'S FUR CAPESfS'I'OI.ES-JACKETS For I-Iire or for Sale Flalbuslm-Noslrand Juncfion I39I CONEY ISLAND AVENUE I569 FLATBUSH AVENUE Ggdney 4,5030 GREENBERG and SON one High, Up Kosher Mefzf and Poultry Open From IO A.M. To IO P.M. 49I8 I-I Brooklyn, N, Y. Sat- IO AM. 'ro B P.M. ES 7,9500 COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDS OF 91716, Om' Dlilnlrml wr I Cflll1PIillIFIlf.Y of MIDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS ASSDGIATIUN f?lHlgVllfllItIH0llX In lbw Chiu of JUNE '53 Clmzplinlvnlx of THE TEACHERS OF P. S. 20 Brooklyn Conzplizzzrufs of MR. and MRS. S. UHRMAN AND MR. and MRS. J. GREENWALD Good Lark fo fbc' JUNE I953 CLASS MR. and MRS. FRANK liwsl U'i.wll1'.v lo llu' JUNE ,S3 GRADUATES MR. 81 MRS. J. H. WEISGLASS PHYLLIS and SY Collzpfilrzwzfs of and FAMILY BEDFORD PLAZA , RESTAURANT COllIl71l1lIFIIfS of 1269-1270 FLATBUSH AVENUE THE KALISH FAMILY l1nu.ln',l u,ql1lrL'r x..............gJ.....,...3 COMPLIMENTS OF COLLEGIllTE CAP AND GUWN COMPllNY Compliments of KARL DRUGE Cmlljrlilmvilx of SODUS DAIRY PRODUCTS and READI WIP LlLLlAN DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP Glendale, L. l. TW 4-7900 GR 5 - 6b0l-2 Aullworized Servlce Slallon PARKER - SCHAEFFER - WATERMAN Experl Repairs on all makes of Pens S1 Pencil GUARANTEE PEN 81 NOVELTY CO 95 Delancey Sl. New York 2, N. Y Congrafulalions fo 'the CLASS OF JUNE '53 CONIll1i7lI!'lIlK of MR. and MRS. M. CARTER Conljxlinzrrftx of N O VIC K' S l3l3 AVENUE J Brooklyn 30, N. Y. Om' bumlrml ru I f 7 my 3 ,uf W Www? 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