Midwood High School - Epilog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1964 volume:

.qmw... .x'. .'.-,w,,,. , ulM.Z--n . .4 -.-. m..4- nM'LW. u... yen . .u U l'hthmswiuu . x e. x , : $0... EPILOG EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-chief-Judith Stein Ari Editor-Joan Mottingley Literary Editor-Niro Reiss Senior Section Editor-Mady Amreich Advertising Editor-Charles Matoys Business Manager-lra Eisenstadf Associate Editor in charge of Photography -Joel Fried Associate Edifor in charge of Sports- Louis Morris 1 1 Associate Editor in charge of Caph'ons- Emily Greene Associafe Edifors in charge of Index- Evelyn Ellis and Allen Ascher 7 STAFF: Johnny Abrahams, Judy Aronow, s Fran Cassler, Joel Cohen, Alan Englebert, Candy Folk, Steven Frank, Eleanor Glass- man, Bonnie Gordon, Hazel Heynick, Judy Hoffman, Marsha Lax, Renee LeWinter, Janice Marksheid, Laurie Nadel, Kaila . Obstfeld, Natalie Posner, Ellen Rubenstein, Elaine Schechter, Stephen Senreich, Saul Silvierstein, Linda Sollow, Richard Thorner, Diane Zizmor. faculty Advisor-Norman Shapiro 1 Art Chairman-Daniel Lefkowitz PrincipaL-Dr. Jacob Bernstein --.--- Vol. No. 33 , Yearbook for graduates of January and June 1964 Midwood High School V Bedforcl Avenue and Glenwood Road Brooklyn 10, New York Printed by Eastern Press . COVER DESIGN AND FORMAT ', 1 By Joan Mottingly TABLE OF CONTENTS Editorial $ection-p. 2.3 Administration and Guudance--p. 4-8 - Faculty and Curriculum--p. 9-62 Senior Section--p. 63-156 - Ads-p. 157-165 lndex-p. 165-1'67 Concluding Page-p. 168 f I could feel my face turning ghastly white and I clenched my Fists. She had told us that perhaps it was a rumor, and I swore if it was I'd kill her. But it was true and I walked around with my eyes saying, Why did you do it? to each person who passed and they stared at me the same way. We all killed him-with every time we said we hated or that we were angry enough to kill, and he was perhaps iust a little angrier than I was or you once were and I shivered. Lincoln had been shot in a textbook. I kept saying 'tWhy, and the funny part is that nobody an- swered me. I thought of what Nietzsche said about God being dead; and then, as I'd always thought that since Nietzsche was dead too, maybe God had the Iast Iaugh-but now maybe God was dead. and if He was alive he must have been a pretty sadistic oId man but it was more probable that He died, as Schopenhauer said, of a broken heart. But that still didn't answer my question. Why did everyone feel like getting beaten up and WM did we feel we had to run or break loose or hold on to each other or iust burst? There was a group of kids standing around in black leather iackets and one of them said, ItThis kidts gonna come 00 : see, and hes gonna say 'I wanna FIght' and everyone's 90 0 fight. And I shivered and grabbed someone's hand and we went runnlng through the streets crying. Two days later there was a sign on every neWSS Life and Time are sold out. Several thousand years ago Socrates said, stands all, forgives all. I don't understand anythin forgive. tand saying HHe who under- 9 and I can'f , I call upon all at you to join us in u ioumey to the new trontier. The voyage is u long and hazardous one but we are all l1 partners in a great and historic journey. LEI. -..--.-A A John F. Kennedy had a special meaning and a special message to the young. His was an image of youth, energy and life, and we felt a personal pride when we read his speeches, watched him on television, or observed him in person-a pride in his appearance, his brilliance, his elegance and humor, There was a rapport which he had with young people and with stu- dents. We felt that he represented us and our aspirations, and therefore were proud of his youth and leadership, and were grateful for his interest and faith in us. He symbolized this generation's search for faith and for moral renewal and responsibility. He was concerned with the quality and betterment of our education, emphasizing the role and necessity of education in furthering mutual understanding and progress. He reintroduced in the United States re- spect for scholarship and culture, for poetry and art as well as for science. He was concerned about our physical well being, and established a physical fitness program for maintaining a healthy nation. But most of all he cared . about our moral well being and purpose in government, in culture, and in world unity and human relations. By creating the Peace Corps and by pro- posing the Youth Conservation Corps he brought to us a new idealism, a policy of action instead of dogmas, giving youth an active role in creating our ideal of a better world. Iohn F. Kennedy personified our quest for what we could be, what we would become, what we could achieve. His fight for civil rights, brotherhood, and freedom was a desire we shared. He represented our belief that with more sincerity, more faith and more justice and rationalism, we could make a world of tolerance and peace. It was perhaps for this reason, the fundamental contrast between Pres- ident Kennedy's philosophy of peace and his violent death, that we reacted so profoundly to Etis assassination, His death was more than the personally felt loss of a beloved Ieaa'er- it signzfzed the danger of lawlessness, the danger of bigotry and irrationalisrn nzcn he strived to erase. John F. Kennedy had said, 'Let us begin. We say: Let us continue towards a better world, towar newer frontiers of learning and understanding. JJH-gnv ,1- g... V 1.. Vi; . ' Pu..- k-$-.. Dear Seniors: This book is very appropriately dedicated to our late President, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, and to his dream and struggle for a better America. But the best memorial must really be one which you Will build into your hearts and minds. Our young President told us repeatedly that this is a time to move forwardeto eliminate the hate, the discrimination, the lack of under- standing and appreciation for the democratic ideal and process, Which in effect caused an assassin to inflict a cruel blow upon our nation and upon the world. With great vision he started to lead us toward new frontiers in civil rights, in economic progress and opportunity, and in world peace. You who are about to leave us might well keep in mind his conception of the educational frontier as expressed in a recent message to Congress: nNo task before our nation is more im- portant than expanding and improving the educational opportunities of all our people. The concept that every American deserves the opportunity to attain the highest level of education of which he is capable is . . . a traditional ideal of democracy. But it is time that we moved toward the fulfillment of this ideal With more vigor and less delay. For education is both the foundation and the unifying force of our democratic way of life. It is the mainspring of our economic and social progress. It is the highest expression of achievement in our society ennobling and enriching human life. In short, it is at the same time the most profitable investment society can make and the richest reward it can confer. I trust that you will all enlist your best ef- forts in the realization of the goals for which he lived and died. Godspeed! DR. I. L. BERNSTEIN Principal ..... '. J ' V' 'u'.'v , ' I :0 . q'l I 1' 3 :: .-' A ' t Ff t' . X n ' l V . . V . Z. ... I . 1 ,. l l 1'. u . ' .. ' v n , - ' ' c c , 1 L ' Q; ; I . I ' - I v ..' .'7 . ' o wlc , . . .. ' ' . ' V .g ' ....L.'.h a ' A - . ' ' n' ' .3 A y . , . . u- . - -'- ' L' '. ' 1. J .- t ' ..' v ' y r ' ' w 1 ' ' ' '2 I 4 ..J 2., r ' '1' d : arc ' . . u .. H in .. a .u l I v': w A ' V $4 ..,.I - v ' Ti, ' l ' ' .-.iH.tC:l :- , ' v ' ' v ywj .- lo . ........ ya I' A. 1' ' ' J. .k : ; a n . ,- . ' .- . Hm I I - - A, ' 1. '- . ' ,ro s3 1 v . ' - -- v- 1 w'fl ' I -'v ' '..JI.' - . -A-J.;S '. Aw idart; Ajw With : :w: 5.: of azd 1c educunon, Midwood Educotxon Defense :2 :--'. ::. .'.,- flatonal , . w. L . . 21::1 :5 .z..:-. ::. um- 15 USCG lo ennch the sconce :uj ::.n'.:.w::. 11:1: prcjrcms, but Dr Bernstein E.-;u:-:: t':. :t v.3. purpcse wxll be broadened to gel llbercxl arts subjects. 0 . :;;.: 21mm! for ::'.' 11mm September. one hundred 2:33: :: : 1211:: WIN be spent for computers 1'? ' ?Lyxtfi TIMI . bob where computer .. :22 : Will he taught. -'- : 2.-;:. ?rpcs that m the future, through It '-.;-.I1.:.: '2 :mm inch schools in South 3.1;j-.-.-,fi'.t.'xll not be so overcrowded my. ;. i :: on: school to go on 0 nor- W! ..: ;::. gr: : 3m. expand our extra- : ! '.-.'.:r-:: and student government, ' ::. ' .; ;f-- :r mm of being Grand Cen- 5'72: ?i. 315:: foresees a more inte- wtvrj r 2'1 :0 trzng together people from :5'-:--:.: '1 :5: 1.': .;.'.ds We'd Like to Thank Our College Office and Grade Advisors . . . MIDWOOD AND THE DUTCH The lot on which Midwood now stands was an unmet! part 0! a graveyard. The Dutch uttleu e! Midwout called this part at their village stony and uncomfortable and nothing more than an Indian path. MIDWOOD A CIRCUS Midwood'e cultural background was estab- lished in 1928 when the Ringling Brothers rented the lot and constructed their circus on it. SEXANDTHECAFETERIA Have you ever wondered why there are two lunch counters in the cafeteria? In 1941, when the school had just been built, associating with the opposite sex in the cafeteria was punish- able by detention. The boys and girls had to sit in opposite ends of the cafeteria. Later. as Midwood's democratic tradition grew, special dispensation was given to stu- dents with higher grades. They were allowed to share intellectual conversations coeduca- tionally during lunch. On November 7, 1945, a proclamation offering co-ed tables to the masses was passed. HUMOR IN MIDWOOD The prevalent joke at that time was, We could make beautiful music together. crunch crunch. Midwood's sense of humor has not progressed noticeably since then. WHY THEY SEALED OUR DOME - OR MIDWOOD AND THE PIGEONS In 1941. we were given a choice between having a swimming pool or a dome. Midwood. of course. chose the latter. The dome is sealed now, but the janitor recalls that years ago he would climb up regularly to release the pigeons trapped in the narrow structure. THE ATTIC There was an attempt to convert the attic to classrooms, but it was discontinued because of lack of funds. However. the attic has not been completely useless. In 1943, the Art Squad directed twelve treshman art students to our painting studios on the fifth floor. The gates were locked, and the freshmen spent an hour of artistic contemplation there. THE BATTLE OF THE SLACKS. In 1942, for the first time in Midwood's his- tory. girls were permitted to wear slacks to school during the winter because of the lack of stockings and of the transportation problem tbecause of which students were urged to roller-skate to schoolJ One boy protested by wearing a skirt over his pants. SAFETY IN MIDWOOD We don't have a boiler. We do. however. have our own fireman. whose job is to call Brooklyn College's heating plant twice a day to ask that the heat be turned on and off for our building. Thus, Midwood is virtually fire- proof, except for the occasional hazard of over-enthusistic chemistry teachers. MR KRAMER MR GINSBERG b I ' ad a COLLEGE ADVISORY OFFICE rim; V's $35521 V55 E'a:r.-m V's 05M:-1 5231. ; VF. R:Sf 3' M's 'u'ryy 'u 5 ;: :1 Much dedication and administrative know- how are needed to organize and supervise the highly complex details of what we take as rou- tine in the daily life of Midwood. The mainte- nance of an efficient educational plant is not restricted to physical maintenance. For the range of planning from individual class pro- grams to job and college placement, we can be grateful to the administration. Heading the administration are our principal, Dr. Bernstein, and his Administrative Assist- ants, Mr. L. Dank and Miss F. Shore in the main building, and Mr. Dobren in the annex. Master Planner and Architect of program- ming at Midwood is Mr. Dank tmore familiarly recognized as The Great Voice in the Morn- ingt. Miss Shore is most closely involved with matters relating to the student as an indi- vidual. Administrating guidance and testing programs and co-ordinctting extracurricular activities are under her charge. Mr. Dobren manages the Annex, keeping it in contact with the main building, thus bringing Kensington close to Midwood at least in spirit. It is his chief concern to initiate the Midwood spirit in students who have never attended the main building, and to make them feel c1 part of Midwood. We wish to thank these administrators and those who work with them in the Guidance, Program, Attendance, Iob Placement, Testing, and Records offices. MISS FLORA SHORE 10 Sitting: Miss Cashman, Miss Cincotta, Mr. S t . Mrs, Tobin, Mrs. Bernstein pltzberg, Mrs. Emil, Standing: Mr. Blatt, DI. AlteI-chairman, Mrs. Lazarus, Mrs. Mr. Sayer, chairman of our Social Studies de- partment, earnestly expressed the importance of knowledgeability in Social Studies He felt that the main purpose of teaching SS. twhich includes history, current events, geographyv economics, and civicst is to prepare each generation for the responsibilities of adult citizenship. ttThis can only be accomplished when our students become part of c: well- informed public, conversant with the problems confronting us in public affairs. While we prepare for this in the Classroom, actual participation within the framework of our student government is part of the effort expended to initiate students into the milieu Venit, Mr. KramerLMrs. Kelly, Mr. Purcell Not shown; Mr. Eisenstadt, Mrs. Elkin, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Harris, Mrs. Janis, Mr. Kolbert, Mrs. Laskow, Mr. Lesser, Miss Rakowitz, Mr. Sayer ' 1n::.::.,;:1.'.';' 1:1;v.'.1v:: Winlo ff: S 1.1-r H . 1:: 3:.1! 231:; 1:: :1 . 111-113131- .'. ;:1 11-1211: 13.11. '7 11 Xi rtmdn-nts C: 1 11:13.0 1:1'111y actwnms $1.16!; 1:: 1111111 electm: campnmns, hospital 111:1 co::;::1:1:;;!y welfare assastmmc, wcrk W111: .:.v-:.!1 .'.1.' 1:11:11z'1w1 321:1dn-1. 171d CCHc-1'.;:.1 fir $3.0 Hr; Utah: 1:2;1 10: 11 3119:5111; 11: Afrzca Faculty 111011113915 cf the S S department and students lmvc done much to brim: the world and local ccmmumnes into the school Many 111.151 syoakors 111-111g1111 1 pol111c1ans psychclo- Q1515, sccml workers, and authors cre mvited to lecture and discuss matters of pubhc interest. Fund ro1sing campaigns ranging from col- lt-sthx. 11-; 1M- Now Forum 2' 1 33w Kvnneciy ?.fo-ztrtzul I..1:n. ,' 9.. 11:11:32: ti'zn 01111311101: 0! .11. 1:.d113, 1 mu; 3; 152:1- 23w 111;;K1HCIHP0 o! the 1'C!:.;-T1 .f!. 1N- cmzt-n 1:: c1 dcmocrahc :wciety Rf-btei v-xu 1 C :rr;cu!11r achvmr-s under the SS department 11:0 13w C111; 1:! M1dwood. the FDR r1P1111111sszon, 1?.0 dewcod Fcrum, and Road Ahead. When asked win! we couid do :0 1mprove the port1c1pct1on of students 11': C1v1c affcxrs. Mr Sayer felt that 111010 11:11.: :zizould be spent 1n studymtz Sccwl Studws, 113011, and tongue m cheek, remarked we must amply cut down tlme spent on other subjects. hrst r:n James Mner Jane Damn. Mun Rocwu. Frances Nona Second 1:0 Stamey Jcnas award 8165 :a Emma Sp:es.R1crmd Dalton hot gicgn i,mc freecmr JLCI MWJH. Plul Sleiel MIDWOOD: A SCHOOL IN DEMOCRACY BOARD OF OF EACH V GLASS SENIOR GLASS 12 mum: swam COUNCILS A r 33:? ' ' ' SEC OF HOME HOME HOME ,7 swam 4- noon noon ROOM ff COUNCIL ' m m m m. m. ms $75: 'A ' couucn COUNCIL COUNCIL szc: sac sec cm ,, ,7 W W . m. m. KENS ; . 7- couuclL COUNCIL COUNCIL :1 0mm ' ms ms PRES :W-..!- , W W, p a , , AROUND NEW veil f s i summon: conlrlcmon cmmmummu W SCHOOL A W P $44 mo: com EMPLOYMENT .L-J I W , .gFi i'A AA 5 i new SALES sma ASSEMBLY , PLANNING 2 WWWV ... W v VW7, , , , i , . ; CIVIL SERVICE come: rm. E i NEWSPAPER Puaucm s.I.c. WAYS-MEANS- WELFARE SING BOOKLET -PROGRESS OME L 00M m 1 V i First row: Marlene Levitt, Judith Stein, Jacki Rothenberg, Nancy Cohen, Charlene Fagelman, Judy Elkin- secretary, Carol Schatz Second row; Howard Galin, Michelle Baris, Lois Levy, Melissa Sandberg, Linda Familant, Marilyn Franken- stein, Betty Roseman, Nancy Borer, Arthur Schur Third row: Blanche Wantman, Louise Levene, Ann Bachner, Wendy Roberts, Helene Monheit, Susan Ritter Fourth row; Bruce Diamond, Anton Greenwald, Marty Abrahams, Alan Harris, Richard Thorner, Bruce Davis, David Holzman, Joseph Rosenthal Not shown: Steven Anolick, Naomi Jacobs, Adrene King, Herman Kolender, Rod Kurtz, Arthur Luongo, Dennis Lynch, Joan Mattingley, John Mogulescu, Cecelia Montemarano, Kaila Obstfeld, Kenneth Pollack, Natalie Posner-president, Bruce Sosler, Paula Wolk Franklyn Marzullo, David Bank, Bernard Donefer, Henry Levy, Anton Greenwald Not shown; Ann Bachner, Sharon Bealer, Charlene Fagelman, Rod Kurtz, Louise Levene, Jenny Mlawsky, Natalie Posner, Janet Robertson, Elaine Schechter, William Todd, Paula Wolk 13 I V Any; t '1 , ; s a r 5:7 : 3 ; 4 , ,'r g I .' $ 1 .3 :4; v f 1 ' . x 1 1? f 7' f 3 4' 1 2 a A g '1 - 2! r- 5, gr ' 1: ,V i; w. . .24 v: 3 9 .. 1 0g .4 -.uur.... m , g SENIOR OFFICERS: . . January Graduates BeverIy Bhtz-presndent, Sue Edelson- secretary, Emily Gaffiwvice president June GraduateS-8th term: First row; Penny Smith-president Second row; Jacki Rothenberg-secretary, Rubin Kaplan-vice preSIdent, Nancy Cohen-utreasurer SENIOR OFFICERS: June Graduates-7th term: Merry Runsdorf-president, Bonnie Scherer-vice president wi 2 Seniors Adop + Indian Child: Midwood Sfuilen'rs Con'mbute IBy MARILYN SHER wards buying supplementary food and clothing for him. When otheg senior class representatives are able, V they buy Allan a small gift from the money collected. The student who began this project was Sunny Brownfclass of 1957 She wrote to the Save the Children's . Federation, and received the name zstatf, Artzona. of a little girl whom the class of. The senior class of 1961 adopted 1957 adopted. In 1961 Lois Snitkoff, 0 Allan through the 'Save the Chil- Midwood senior, got Allan's name ldren's Federation. He is supported from the Federation. Now Merry by contributions from Midwood pu- Runsdoff, seventh term president, is pils. The money he receives goes to- in charge of the project. Since 1957, every senior class in Midwood has undertaken the project of adopting and supporting d needy child. For the past three years, this child has been Allan Tsinigineh a. twelve year old American 1ndicm who lives on 'a reservation in Flag: e -.... - . hm--v4e- mh.EBM ' w; l, 24:2 ,. JEW YORK ELth-tbii AROUE-a rizgnwxa . V. , ?otlvllir'lfx - ;',t. l'h' .. ,f E ovum. .. . n. 3.. 9 b ' L . e , tou'tt' SSADORlA-f J ' 7 . mew K W .. H3. . w m? w time i y. - . c A; a early. K E .L. t M; - t VNJ'QEQ 95; m r: -., M'uKNL .anxtrfgt .Q ELECWON k eagne, :3on, 9 mime :1; .1 ga- Mum N Key. ,, TATIO . omen 1 373: f1 81; b, ., ., 3 C: A LEwk B-7l, the center of all student government activities, tho, the B doesn't stand for boiler room or broom closetl is hidden in a long, dim basement corridor, surrounded by old metal lockers and an immense bulletin board cov- ered With improvised envelopes icontaining applications for commissions, tutoring services, and school offices, Scattered around the edges are notices of tickets made available through the Around New York Commission. In the midst of all this IS a small door, its Windows dotted with the scotch tape of old messages. As you walk in you find yourself in the midst of a small Cluster of about ten students and an hold alumnus crowding Mi Grebanier's desk, each trying to speak to him privately. r l PUBLICITY HG Mfr; wwt M wa Along the Windows students are busily sta- pling mimeographed sheets. Secretaries are busy typing their notes for the afternoon coun- cil meeting. A wandering student walks in and asks about an interschool dance. Some- one explains that despite the desire of the City of Midwood and the students in the other school to run such a dance, the other school's faculty advisor is against it. A telephone rings. Refreshments for Friday's dance are delivered. Someone announces the next Swimtrabaskfoot- soc dance. Into the hum of activity runs a frantic Comp- troller with the news that the budget requests for the next term come to over $12,000, but the expected income is only about $8,000. Some- one half-seriously suggests a $4,000 contribu- tion by the Board of Estimate. For the first time in months silence reigns. COMMISS First row Familant, Second I Sandberg, Weinstein usily SW 0 ies are on coun- walks in 9. Some- f the CitY be other sChOOlIS me rings- jelivered- botskfoot ic Com? requests , but the 0 50m? ,I-rlnfriblk Cf??? Time COMMISSIONERS FALL: First row; Carolyn Touger, Rochelle Roth, Louise Levene, Linda Familant, Barbara Miller, Penny Smith, Karen Finkel, Carolyn Gluck Second row; Sandy Horowitz, Ann Zinn, Karen Bassuk, Melissa Sandberg, Jane Dolkart, Wendy Roberts, Rita Asaro, Susan Weinstein SPRING COMMISSIONERS: . First row; Jane Dolkart, Carolyn Gluck, Natalie Posner, Karen Finkel, Susan Weinstein . Second row; David Bank, Henry Levy, Kenneth Kushe:, Eddle Potter Third row; David Bank, Ronnie Weiner, David Holzman, Kenneth Kushel, Daniel Fish Not shown: Sam Adrezin, Stuart Aranow, Bradley Bernstein, Michael Gindi, George Heymont, Ronnie Krasne, Steven Kussin, Richard Liroff, Judy Nathan, Leila Nussbaum, Andrea Statnikoff, Richard Thorner Not shown; Ann Bachner, Bruce Diamond, Daniel Fish, Rona Goldstem, George Heymont, Sandy Horowitz, Lois Levy, Leni Marquit, Charles Matays, Leila Nussbaum, Merry Runsdorf, Sue Schwartz, Paul Silverstone, Ronald Weiner 17 MAJOR CITY OFFICERS: . . . 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LAND Zyvl , w IE W r Reprinted by permission of Jules Feiffer 20 um : anr N am Em: m; I an Paul ' Not sham Shaman, Dine V And i El'enceS' . 3 world nil MIDWOOD FORUM: First row Bittingh Paul Rosen, Karen Bassuk, Judith Stein, Judy Elkin, Linda Familant, Barbara Miller, Charlene Fagelman, Marilyn Frankenstein, Cardlyn Gluck, Jane Dolkart Second row: Ronnie Kisch, Vivian Patraka, Betsy Saron, Andrea Gilbert, Elizabeth Walter Third row; Daniel Weiss, Eddie Potter, Ronald Yasbin, Gary Walcott, Stephen Berch, Jeffrey Glass, David Bank, Paul Siegel, Harry Eisenberg Not shown; Howard Berg, Gary Cooper, Louise Forsyth, Herman Kolender, Ruth Portnoy, Ed Shalfi, Marjory Sherman, Diane Siperstein, Roberi Sullivan, Richard Wellikofi And if we cannot end now our dif- ferences, at least we can help make the world safe for diversity. J.F.K. U.N. STUDY GROUP: First row; Jane Dolkart, James Wexle'r head , Margare; Rossoff Second row; Harry Eisenberg, Jane Pincus, Richard Spies When power narrows the area 01 man's eoncern. poeltry re- minds him of the richness and diversity oi h1s ex1stence. IF K lum as being traditional in that a great em- phasis is placed on the classics and on our cul- tural heritage. He feels that this content is ttReading and writing are great sources of pleasure in life. Books make you a better, more sympathetic person, says Mr. Schlakman, head of the English Department. To encourage the best preparation for the college-bound students to share this view is the aim of the student. English Department. To students interested in broadening their . , . -; , . . Some of the Enghsh departments electlves iacquclntcxnCe Wlth 11terature, Mr. Schlakman . . . dviseS' ttFollow your inclination om d go on a are Amerlcan Class1cs, World L1terature, Iour- cz ' nalism, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Public Jgg. H you hke Cf wrlter, 1mmerse yourself 1n Speaking, Heritages, Shakespeare, and Col- hls works. Most 1mportcmt1y, dont read only . . . . . lege Enghsh. Extra-currlcular act1v1t1es super- h ' 1 1 . R . . . W at 1s .currenty po p u ar ead and reread Vlsed by thls department are Patterns. the 11t- the classmsethe great works of the past. . erary magazme, and Argus, the school news- Mr. Schlakman speaks of the English curricu- paper. I mg: iss Giovanniello, Miss Harmon M ' . ' Mr. Schlakman-chairman, Mrs. Sarons'onfthlsiusgtgrREkBalaigi urebanler, Mr. Kolbert, Miss Migliorini, Mr. Kostman, Dr. Schub H ' ' . s?:Saiwgf'nm?G$2?fesy Miss Sha . M . Not shown: Mrs. G. Bernstein, Mrs. Elkin, Mrs. Emil, Mrs. Green- : pln, r. Singer, Mrs. Ross, Mr. berg, Miss Mulhern, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Schiller, Mrs. Sierles, Mrs. Venit 22 1. xw WWW Mm XX PATTERNS: First row; Nira Reiss, Amy SiegeI-Iiterary editor, Margaret Rossoff-editor-in-chief, Bonnie Silver Second row; Mr. Singer, Teddy Feit, Jane Pincus-art editor, David Traktman, Emily Cohen Not shown; Marty Abrahams, Barbara Buonomo, Susan Buyum, Jane Dolkart, Susan Feinberg-art editor, , 1 Ellen Rubenstein, Carol Solovay, Dale Wilhelm-business editor ARGUS: First row: Bonnie Gordon, Helene Monheit, Rosemary Grassi, Harriet Molberger Second row: Phyllis Taub, Ilene Stolper, Linda Schott, Anne Hyman, Shelly Braff, Elaine Schechter, Olivia Hibel Each month of the school year, Argus rolls off the press. Behind c1 facade of regularity and tranquility are the tension and difficulties of creating a school newspaper. Editors assign leads, prepare layouts, check copy, crop photos, and perform CI myriad of operations. Finally, after dummies are pasted up, White galleys checked, and page proofs approved, the order is given to start the presses. Conflicts arise over questions of style, of fitting head- lines properly, and of cutting copy. Neverthe- less, each conflict is but CI result of the deter- mined effort to produce the best possible quality Which has earned Argus the coveted Medalist Award this year. Third row; Carol Bourdette, Susan Dolowitz, Seth Abraham, Harvey Alper, Louis Morris, Stuart Susnick, Esther Ancman, Josephine Sanzone Not shown: Elaine Steckler -km- m.:..v AA e I e A wwrxrgcn; -. .3: A: ;3; IV Are . Ii n FMttuansuu. n . Ihtmngumtvwiangnttem, t 0! 5n : aftiel r bl t W' GWM Ish, Argus rolls ulcmty 0nd HiCUhies 0f tors assign OPY: Crop Operations, up, White Opproved, s. Conflicts tting head. . Neverthe- f the deter- st possible he coveted A moving improvisation by Rubin Kuplcm and Carol Stein. DRAMATIC WORKSHOP y, DRAMATICS WORKSHOP: Flf$1 row: Susan Weinstein, David Bank, Paul Silverstone, Daniel Weiss, Sandra Lieberman Second row; Vivian Patraka, Carol Stein, Andrea Gilbert, Betsy Saron, Julie Roth Third row; Daniel Fish, Jack Halbert, Nancy Borer, Rubin Kaplan, Howard Galin Not shown: Carla Overberger, Diane Pell, Lillian Schwartzberg, Diane Siperstein, Bruce Tenzer, Eileen Weinberg J lwvmmmmo 26 n ustrial Arts, Home Economics, and WM: wdvu. .rw' NUJ .- . N E w rm WW comm i575 ncoumge 55 provide 09W differentmedi: Specialize: casein and c; an, and cuts of contests 0' ships which I their interest : . . . Fine Arts M The basic aim of Midwood's Art Department is, in the words of Mr. Letkowitz, chairman of the department, iito enrich the students' cul- tural background. By exposing them to all forms of ctrt, and giving them a better under- standing of What art iseiithat art is all-pervad- ing, that art is ingrained in us, the department accomplishes its aims. Art courses required of all students expose them to crrt in general, and provide experimentation in three-dimensional forms. For the more gifted students, the major art courses develop their ability in drawing, and encourage the use of imagination. They also provide opportunities for experimentation in different media. Specialized art classes include watercolor, casein and oil painting, graphics, commercial art, and crafts. In addition, students are notified of contests offering cash prizes and scholar- ships which will enable them to pursue further their interest in art. ART-AND RELATED SUBJECTS: Sitting; Mrs. J. Gordon, Miss Scongerella, Mr. Lefkowitz-Chair- man, Miss Tashjian, Miss Bittman i CHESS TEAM: Jeffrey Vogel, Stephen Berch, Anton Greenwald Standing: Mr. Gellman, Mr. frost, Mr. N. Shapiro, Mr. Scheiner Not shown: DI. Feldman, Mr. Shurgin Scenario xx s? s i A An Epilog EPILOG EDITORS: First row: Joan Mattingley, Judith Stein, Madeline Amreich Second row: Ira Eisenstadt, Nira Reiss, Charles Matays Enter, Stage Left beautiful Midwood Student. She is dressed in a stunning evening gown, boui- fant, upswept hair-do, black nylons, and dirty sneakers. Sexy Student: Mr. Shapiro! Mister Shapiro! Misterrr Shapiro . . . Shapiro: No! You cannot change your picture. Sexy, Hurt Student: But . . . Shapiro: No! We cannot take you out of the book. Sexy, Hurt, Indignant Student: Even . . Shapiro: Not even if you quit school. No, not even if you are expelled! Student exits Stage Left. Half disdainfully, half maddened, and half bewildered. And thatls no way to walk. F rom up Stage Right, comes a cry of terror and insane laughter. Cryer: Judie! Judie! Judie walks Upstage. Cryer: We goofed! Judie: How? Cryer: We lost page 38. Judie: VVhat?!!! Little person tstanding Stage Right of Cryer with head hung lowl: My dog chewed it up. Joan: Well, the printer can fix that. Cryer: How? Louis: Thatls his problem. From Down Stage Left, comes the beckoning yelp of Math; Mudy: Mr. Shapiro! Shapiro hastens. Mady; It is not in alphabetical order. Pointing. He should be over here and she should be behind her, and these two shouldnt be here at all, and- How did this get here? tthrowing the paper to the floorleand there is no such person in the school, and I dont know how to spell his name, and-I dont think he knows how to spell his name, and besides, I have heartburn. Shapiro: Leave it. The printer can fix it. All is quiet for a moment, but this is realism, a micro-moment. Mr. Shapiro takes a deep breath. Shapiro: Listen, all this stuff has to be in by yesterday and at the latest, the day before that. From Stage Left comes a tiny, little, small, in- fantesimal, heightless Girl carrying a picture. T.L.S.I.H. Girl: Mister Shapiro, How do you tCENSOREDl this picture? Shapiro: tgigglel No clear, that's crop. There is no ha . T.L.S.I.H. Girl lopes of? Stage Left. Mr. Shapiro takes another deep breath. Nita: Listen, pack everything up. We have to go to the printers now. Judie, Chuck, Joan, Ira, Louis, Joel: tin chorusl How? Shapiro: By car. Judie, Chuck, 102111 . . . etc.: How are you go- ing to get all fourteen of us into your Falcon. Shapiro: Dont worry, I have an eight foot shoehorn in the trunk. All file ohI Stage Right and in the distance, the theme from Bridge on the River Kwai is heard. Epilog marches OH. EPILOG STAFF: First row; Judy Aronow, Susan Buyum, Evelyn Eilis, Linda Solow, Second row: Louis Morris, Steven Frank, Allen Ascher, Richard Eleanor Glassman, Judy Hoffman, Emiiy Greene, Kaila Obstfeld, Thomas, Ellen Rubenstein, Stephen Senreich, Saul Silverstein, Bonnie Gordon Joel Freid Not shown: Francine Cassler, Marsha Lax, Janice Marksheid MR. SHAPIRO 114- mm 749$th Math Department MATH: Sitting: Mrs. Greene, Miss Hurwitz, Mrs. Kaufman, Miss Simpson-chairman, Mrs. Bierds, Miss Malkin, Mrs. lsaacson Standing: Mr. Wolf, Mrs. Lauer, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Chagrin, Mr. Ginsberg, Mr. A. Shapiro, Mrs. Haselkorn, Mr. Lazarowitz Math Team MATH TEAM: First row: Stanley Jonas, Michael Ruchlis, Kent Seinfeld, Richard Thorner Second row: Anton Greenwald, Teddy Feit, Richard Dutton, Hugh Bagatelle Not shown: Richard Breslow, Edward Rozoff HWe're living in CI scientific and technical civilization, said Mr. Ginsburg, teacher in Mid- wood's Mathematics Department. Although only C: small group of people involved in mathematical or scientific careers need ad- vanced forms of math, it can teach all of us to analyze our thoughts, and show us relation- ships in logical ideas. The Math Department, in addition to its reg- ular courses, has several honor courses. These include Modern Math and Calculus. The extra- curricular activities of the department are the Math Club cznd the Math Team. The curriculum is always being improved as the department tries to keep up with new ideas and the contemporary world. Along these lines, it is interesting to note that Midwood will be getting computers in the near future, as well CIS CI new Math Lab in which students will be able to work with these computers. Biology Department HThe aim of the Biology Department is to give eczch student Ct sensibility of the organic world and an appreciation of living things, said Mr. Reich. HA great variety of courses aselkom, is offered: biology, bacteriology, hematology, college biology, and B.S.C.S., an experimental biology course. The department sponsors independent re search activities in school. Many students par- ': ticipate in programs of summer studies at 3 various colleges. NThe department tries, through the teaching of science, to instill a love for the beauty of science and an appreciation for the capabili- ties of the human intellect. lkin, Mrs. ?gk BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE: Sitting: Mr. Tessler, Mrs. Scham, Mr. Reich--chairman, Mrs, Roslow, Mr. Spieler Standing: Mr. Stein, Mr. Kaufman, Mrs. Bresky, Mr. Schift Not shown; Mrs. Berg, Mr. Gleichenhaus 32 ttlet both sides seek to evolve the wonders of science instead 0! its terrors. Together let us explore the stars, conquer the deserts, eradicate disease, tap the green ocean depths? PHYSICAL SCIENCE: ' Sitting: Mr. Dorf, Mrs. Bresky, Mr. Weissman-chalrman, Mrs. Schlossberg, Mr. Doskpw - . Standing: Mr. Steinhandler, Mr. Burkowsky, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Parver, Mr. Berr, Mr. DI Dommlco Today, all over the world, there is an awareness that a knowledge of science is essential to an understanding of man and his civilization. In an interview with Mr. Weiss- man, chairman of the Physical Science Depart- ment, he stated that Midwood is providing a program to meet these needs. A regular program of science for 011 high school students is not enough. Provisions must be made for the gifted student, and CI number of courses are provided in the Advance Place- ment Program. These courses are equivalent to those taken on a college level. The Ad- vanced Placement scores received by Midwood students are the highest in the US. Our Physics regents grades are the highest in New J. I-'. K. York State. The science program is not limited to the curriculum. A number of groups related to the science department abound in Midwood. On the roster are the Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Physics Squad, Chemistry Squad, and the Sigma Society. We send our most promising students to the campuses of Columbia, Pratt, N.Y.U., and other colleges participating in the Nationdl Science Foundation Program for summer study. We take justifiable pride in our new double period laboratory program for physics and chemistry and look forward to even better facilities with the aid of federal funds through the National Defense Education Act. Sigma Society Barry Klieger, Evelyn Ellis, Mr. Berr, Allen Ascher, Karen Rockow, Anton Greenwald Radio Club at H t;g 1: Leonard Gershuny, Stephen Berch, Arthur Schur-president, Mr. Berr The Sigma Society is dedicated to the ad- vancement of the sciences. During the two years of its existence its members have enjoyed films, trips, and lectures. Such speakers as Pro- fessor S. Marion of Brooklyn College came to address the Society on ttThe Effects of Radio- active Fallout. Mr. G. Drvin ot the Brooklyn Children's Museum talked on UThe Philosophy of Science. The Sigma Society has now cre- ated and published a much Welcomed science magazine-JtAndromedd. The Ham Radio Club is at present anxiously awaiting its own station call from the FCC. Its faculty advisor, Mr. Berr, explained that the club'st purpose is to train Midwood stu- dents interested in becoming radio operators, and to establish contact With other radio clubs and ham operators. The members of this newly formed club speak to out-of-stczte stations, as well as to other clubs in the City. They hope that in the near future they will be able to pass higher license exams. oreign Languages SPANISH AND HEBREW: Sitting: Mrs. Gold, Miss Moscowitz, Mr. Cabat-chairman, Mrs. Solomon Standing: Mr. Wasserman, Mr. Eisenberg, Mr. Scarinzi, Mr. Blaustein Not shown: Mr. Kassoy, Miss Mirin, Mrs. Rosenberg M MWMNNWWWZMVW w FRENCH AND LATIN: First row; Mrs. Laitin, Miss Bradshaw, Mr. Godin-chairman, Miss Friedman Second row; Dr. Schub, Mr. Freedhnd, Mr. Wasserman, Mr. Goldberg Not shown; Mrs. Freedberg, Miss Schwartz, Mrs. Solomon 34 iiThe aim at the French Department is to teach French, Mr. Godin Over the years, the Foreign Language de- partment has grown steadily. More than one- third of our students are studying French, Span- ish, or Hebrew for at least three years, and as a result have done well in their studies in col- lege. This year we are among the first to have a fifth year class composed of those students who entered Midwood from the junior high schools With two years of French. A six-major program is offered in which students may take two languages, ending with four years of each. In 1953 Midwood was the first public school in New York City to introduce the Ad- vanced Placement program in French on the college level. In addition to our emphasis on reading and writing, we are giving special attention to im- provement of aural and oral proficiency. We are looking forward to continuing improvement as we make greater use of our electronic equip- ment and language laboratory, in Which visual aids and the aural approach are stressed. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY: . I . First row: Karen Finkel, Rochelle Roth, Penny Smlth, AmyI Siegel I I Second row: Frances Novack, Wendy Roberts, Richard Spies, Paula Shemberg, Ellen RubensteInI Not shown: Charlene Fagelman, Louise Forsyth, Marilyn Frankenstein, Paula Kreech, Elaine Schechter, Sharon Schechter 35 Secretarial Studies and Accounting SEcRETARIAL STUDIES: Sitting: Mrs. Martz, Mrs. Lifton, Mrs. Grant, Miss Sorscher Standing: Mrs. Goldman, Mrs. M. Levine, Mrs. Altholz, Mrs. Kanof-chairman, Mrs. Tyson Not shown: Mrs. lrgang, Mrs. S. Levine ACCOUNTING: Sitting: Mrs. Fuerchtgott, Mr. Block-chairman, Mrs. Reich Standing: Mr. Lerner, Mr. I. Cohen, Mr. Balaran, Mr. Deutscher Not shown: Mrs. De Loatch ?i The Secretarial Studies and Accounting de- partments have a two-fold aim: to prepare stu- dents vocationodly, and to help academic stu- dents in skills they Will need for college. The subjects taught in these departments are Typing, Stenography, Clerical and Secre- tarial Practice, Accounting, Business Arith- metic, Business Practice, Law, Business MCI- chines, and Civil Service. The departments help to secure scholarships for commercial students Who Wish to continue their business education in college, and help in job placement after graduation. 37 Girlst Gym Dept. Midwood has made rapid strides in inter- scholastic athletics, and now has one of the most extensive programs in the city. Every sport sponsored by the P.S.A.L., except fencing, am. is offered here. . FIISt row: Gail GIRLS' HEALTH EDUCATION: 3900mm: Ml Sitting: Mrs. Raphael, Mrs. Wunder-chairman, Mrs. Feldman n Walter . Standing: Miss Schnell, Mrs. Stern, Mrs.Abrams In 1951 we were the doormat of everyone Otshowndesll Not shown: Mrs. Daitz, Mrs. Drucker, Mrs. Gerber We played, explained Mr. Delaney, chairman of the Boys' Health Education Department. itNow we are recognized as a football power , Boys ym Dept. along With Clinton and Iefferson. Midwood's tennis team has won more cham- pionships than any other tennis team in the city. The handball team has the outstanding record of winning the division championship for six out of seven years. In gymnastics, Mid- wood has sponsored a gym meet for the last ten years. In February, we will acquire a gym team. The swimming team has won the Brook- lyn division championship almost every year. A special feature of the department is demon- strations by leading experts such as Althea Gibson, who came to Midwood to demonstrate tennis skills. The late President Kennedy's Youth physical fitness program is stressed too. HThe aim of this department, stated by Mr. Delaney, his to achieve physical fitness and to develop character. BOYS' HEALTH EDUCATION: Sitting; Mr. B. Cohen, Mr. Delaney-chairman, Mr. Feldman Standing: Mr. Eisenberg, Mr. Solomon, Mr. Mascari Not shown: Mr. M. Cohn, Mr. Fried 38 s in inter- Jne of the :ity. Every pt fencing, f everyone , chairman epartment. ball power nore cham- aam in the autstanding mpionship IStiCS, Mid- for the last uire C1 9Ym , the Brook' averY Yem' 1t 15 demon- as Althea lemonstratle KennedYS tressed too, ned by W 11655 and to Doxu: the feminine tom 0! the- greek word athlete DOXA: First row: Gail Stabiner, Candace Hochberg, Sara Rothchild, Cecelia Montemarano, Marjory Sherman Second row: Melanie Herzlich, Linda Gutstein, Bertha Burns, Donna Pletcher, Christa Jorgensen, Jo-Ellen Waltzer Not shown: Leslie Eimer, Marjorie Jensen GirlE Bowling W GIRLS' BOWLING: First row: Adele Chaskin president, Sue Steinlauf, Betti Weren, Joan Sudack Second row: Carol Kesselman, Helen Schochner, Shelley Cantor, Ann Seimer Not shown: Arlene Herman, Joanne McCumisky, Doris Zimmen, Laura Meekan, Jane Peat, Doreen Alfonso, Barbara Buonomo 39 When you were having orange drink spilled all over your leg and the girl in back of you was climbing up your back so that she could wave to her friend in section F, a sudden glitter hit your eye. Scanning the gridiron, you saw one hundred or so marching females, waving blue and white strands of crepe paper and trying to make that circle they were forming Daughters of the Blue and White round. They, of course, were the boosters, the spirit builders of M.H.S. Their purpose: to furnish the background of resonating cheers necessary to make sports at Midwood colorful. Molding the mayhem into cheers were the cheerleaderseon the sidelines, the twirlers twirled. May their exuberance stay vivid as a souvenir of Mid- wood remembered. CHEERLEADERS: Shelby Saks, Jane Joseph, Carole Ternelwucaphi n, Debbie 3mm: BOOSTERS: Front row; Lois Levy-captain, Diane Murch-captain Second row: Joan Edelman, Leslie Denis, Ronnie Siegel, Barbara White, Rochelle Frank, Marlene Levitt, Linda Gottdank, Diane Gitlin Third row: Linda Jane Stern, Shelley Moss, Melissa Sandberg, Merry Runsdorf, Fran Ash-secretary, Jacki Rothenberg-treas- urer, Nancy Cohen-secretary, Ronnie Sue Bayer, Ruth Wornan, Doris Rubin, Norma Goldberg. 40 Not shown: Marte Ashkenasy, Bobbi Bader, Jane Barrow, Carol Cohen, Rhea Davids, Marion Eisenberg, Janet Estein, Gail Futter- man, Emily Gaffin, Marian Goldberger, Sandy Horowitz, Ellen Karp, Carol Lieberman, Liliane Mager, Diane Myster, Gail Noble, Spe Polakoff, Natalie Posner, Diana Rosen, Carol Schatz, Roberta Siegel, Sue Silberman, Linda Sternstein, Blanche Wantman, Gail Winter, Judy Winter Nancy Engleman, Lynda Klein, I Bentley captain Cheryl 7 Bonnie Scherer .m, e t S m 0 G .alu n n O R r e Z n a DI n w, .n a M Rebecca Gutman co-captain W$$Zzgg $ KAA TWIRLERS: Caren Cohen Carol Dacks, N01 shown: captain, Carol Cline ???xgg 91 -co-captain, Debbie Schwartz Carole W . Joseph, Weinberg drives up the middle for seven yards. Eighteen years of Midwood football Were climaxed this season as the gridders achieved the first undefeated and untied season in this school's history. Though the division champion- ship laurels had to be shared with Iefterson High, the Mid-eleven were the only team with cm unblemished, 8-0, record, and therefore earned the utitle of city champs. The most prevalent factor in the eight vic- torious campaigns was the interior line. Not overly big in size, averaging 195 pounds from end to end, the front wall makes up for this handicap with speed, aggressive blocking, and fierce determination. With Coach Eisenberg's stress on defense, the linemen and linebacker's style of play proved superior to any prolonged running attack. As tackle Iay Belsky put it, We considered it a bad game if they got on to our side of the fifty-yard line. CHAMPS First Row: Jeff Rosenblum, Charles Scandore, Larry Cas er Ronn Ed d Sepond Row: Howie Small, Mel Glirshek, Martin Vollmuta, $teve holdzvriitgefg. Third Row: Mark Benson, Alan Milberg, Neil Schlesinger, Jeff Frerichs, Jay Betsky. fiercely 00! Madison, Dt march to pt nate mnnini Filling out Mike Weint the season, Engineers 0: play that pt our side. W1 and the pig: three yard: opener ott 1 Image and o the 9001. Ht 51! three d matted tc standing. Though tw Small and SQuud, the 1 a team etior UNDEFEATED n But you can't win unless you can put points e up on the scoreboard. Furnishing the offensive power was a well-balanced and mighty back- ci field. Calling the signals was quarterback Larry 0t Getto, while Brent Kaufman supplied the out- In side speed. At the other halfback slot was Sam ' DeMarco, Sam was the rare combination of d . speed, agility, and bulldoggish power. In the 's fiercely contended match against arch-rival 's y Madison, DeMarco picked up 42 of a 49 yard -. i march to paydirt on sheer strength and obsti- e nate running. Filling out the backfield was all-city fullback Mike Weinberg. In the most crucial game of the season, pitting the Mid-eleven against the Engineers of Brooklyn Tech, Mike made the big play that put the first six points of the game on , our side. With three seconds left in the first half and the pigskin placed squarely on the twenty- three yard marker, Mike got the ball on a quick opener off right tackle. Past the line of scrim- mage and out of blockers, Mike headed toward the goal. He was hit no less than three times by three different Tech defensemen, but he managed to maintain his balance and scored i standing. Though two Midwood football players, Howie Small and Mike Weinberg, made the all-City squad, the success of the gridders was due to a team effort. Gang tackling and blocking were used extensively. Standouts at all positions and a fine reserve bench made this year the most triumphant in Midwood history. Top: Kaufman scoots end on his way to a seventy yard touch- down gallop. . Middle: Not all the action is on the playing field. Bottom: Schlessinger slips a block and makes the stop. Out Scored But Never Out Fought $3$p E$R$ mi: r. Row 1. John Mogulescu, John Brennen, Bruce Starr. . Row 2. Richard Levine, Jim O'Brien, Mike Hyman, ChrIs Dowdell. The forecast had been for a lean year. We lacked a big center and an experienced bench, and were stuck in the middle of the toughest high school basketball division in the country. Yet the remarkable hustle and never-die spirit that characterized this team showed that the record 8-9, 3-8 in league playt, does not al- ways indicate the calibre of a squad. Jimmy O'Brien terminated his three years of varsity basketball at Midwood as the second highest all-time scorer. Switching from forward to center this season, Iim did a fabulous job of rebounding against towering opponents. The 6' 4 senior continually hit with a turn-around jumper and bank shots, averaging 22.8 points a game. The back court combo of Chris Dowdell and Iohn Mogulescu evolved into one of the finest in the city. Iohn was an artist at controlling the ball while using his quick hands for thievery, and his speed to spark the fast break. Iohn shot when he was in the clear and hit With consistency. He was a solid player who was lethal from the foul line, his free-throw percent- age being the highest in the school's history. It was no problem for Chris to swish a thirty- footer. Along with one of the softest touches anywhere, he possessed a phenomenal play- making ability. At 6' 2 , Chris was the second tallest man on the starting team. He was often under the boards, helping O'Brien pull down those all-important rebounds. At the forward positions were Bruce Starr, Marty Winkleman, and Iohn Brennan. Bruce was a defensive ace and had good moves. Winkleman and Brennan were both aggressive balI-hawks Who excelled on defense. In the Hsuicide division play, these front court men had their hands full guarding much bigger and much more experienced adversaries. Trouncing Ieffersonl 66-54, was the upset of the season, as the Presidents were knocked out of the divisional race, It was that game, more than any other! that exemplified the fightt ing attitude that made this year a rewarding one for the Midwood cagers. mwm, WWW f ? i , ? h h ? x; f .1; ,1 iyh A. The game gets under way. B. Dowdell is in heavy traffic. C. His shot is almost blocked, but Mogulescu hits for gm two points. M D. The haIf-time lecture E. O'Brien is all alone for his turn around jumper. 45 -l; The Best In MJLst History SOCCER Midwood vs. . . . Sheepshead Bay East New York Bushwick Erasmus Boys Automotive A. Hamilton Wingate Sheepshead Bay MHI-IIFNONHQ onwwwuhow First Row: David Holzman, Herman Kolander, Benny Greenblat, Mike Jaskolka. Second Row: Paul Melnick, AI Balinsky, Howie Wecksler, Harold Mugge, Coach B. Cohen. The Wullmen Sitting: Allen Bergman, B'ruce Davis, Frank Amato, Frank Amizullo. Standing: Bernard Schweitzer, George Babotas, Charles Drucker, Howie Tames, Kent Seinfeld. - ounlry Squatting: Les Kozerowitz. Standing: Ronny DeLaRosa, Charles Eherlich, Bob Petritsch, Bill Goodheart, Mar- shall Kalter, Herb Cohen. Row 1. Ronny DeLaRosa, Bill Goodheart, Phil Zeltner, Les Kozerwitz, Hugh Baga'telle. Row 2. Herb Cohen, Marshall Kalter, John Abrahams, Mar'c Elkhoness, Bob Petrltsch. 47 WM - . 4. -w a g, .1 1 ...., V- m as 8m 1.- 181-, - .- . .av-x a 9.. .w ..... .-, First Row: Bob Fuhr, Jim Wexler, John Mogulesco, Danny Weiss. Second Row: Coach M. Eisenstadt, Charles Cohn, Joel Brenner, Elliot Golinkoff. H 7 Alcte . 5 wood Aqucnn Nimrods 1111mm . 1 ishon the . 1 wood came 5 Midwood vs. . . . 1 $353135 808 Erasmus 603 schol ml 809 Tech 894 stroke record 823 A. Hamilton 829 1 w : Alan 830 John Iay 810 bo-o. W 791 Ft. Hamilton 801 1011139 tune ' 801 Lincoln 852 ' Spnmer in 789 Madison 841 I DCWHS 825 Erasmus 674 On Gums - 811 Tech 870 i the fourth 801 A. Hamilton 793 4! YorkCity .. ,. 814 Ft. Hamilton 809 W00d1time: 810 John Jay. 630 team W08 819 Madison 815 1 Swimmers, 825 Lincoln 869 Squatting: Richard Thorner. . Standing: Bob Krieff, Andy Schoenbacker, Richard Ganz, Coach B. Cohen. 48 Somersautt off the low board. Hqunmen A late season loss to Madison kept the Mid- wood Aquamen from capturing the divisional championship, and provided for the only blem- i ish on the squad's 6-1 record. However, Mid- ' wood came in fourth in the individual scoring city championships, held at the N.Y.U. pool. This team, one of the best in Midwood his- tory, holds the amazing three-year record of 23 wins and only 3 losses. Iim McNulty set a new school record of 11:13.1 for the 100-yard breast stroke. Alan Glassman, who holds the Mid- Gym Team wood record for the 50-yard free style in the boiling time of 23.7 seconds, was the third best sprinter in the city. Captains Glassman and McNulty, along with Don Gaitis and Marvin Schwartz, composed the fourth best free style relay team in New York City and the fastest ever to swim for Mid- wood Mime: 1.411. In all this relatively young team was the seventh finest city-wide set of swimmers. Michael Dreshler, Richard Acosta, Alan Glassman, Jim McNulty, Harry Vellia. Willie Eisenberg, David Gewanter. i ,Wr Man. ant w .,. - DEPARTMENT MUSIC: . . . Mr. iChancy-chalrman, Mrs. TIIIIS, Mrs. Nathanson, Mr. Rosen- berg, Mr. Seiden Not shown: Mr. Gottlieb The music department is one of the most prolific departments during and otter school hours. It is interesting to note the large number and quality of performances offered through- out the school year. The program is varied. There is Required Music, which every student must take, in which school, patriotic, and folk songs are taught. Courses are given in music history and appreciation, where students study the development of music and its relationship to period art, literature, and architecture. An interesting feature of the department is the Music Lounge Where students can listen to selections of their choice from o large record library, cmd consult outstanding books and encvclopedios on music. Art exhibits! lectures, recitals, and demonstrations are held here periodically. For students interested in performing as musicians, instrumental classes and sightsing- ing classes are offered. Students with instru- mented or vocal talents can join the band, orchestra, some of the small ensembles formed by individual Midwood students, or one of the three Midwood choruses. These performing groups contribute con- siderably to our assembly program CIS well as to our graduation exercises. The stage tdancei band plays at school dances and Aristo- Archon parties. Concerts, operatic performances, and re- hearsals of professional groups are encouraged ctnd largely attended. The Music Department often gives concerts to rGise funds for other extrorcurriculor QCHVI' ties or for charity. SING LEADERS: I . I I First row: Judy Wmter-co-leader, Amy SiegeI chaIrman, Stefanie Pava-Ieader, Carolyn Touger-com- missioner MR' H' SARNEY Second row; Linda Schott-secretary, Melissa Sandberg-treasurer, Jacki Rothenberg communications HON coordinator, Nancy Cohen treasIurer . . . I MR. M. ROSENBERG Third row: George Heymont-plamst, Jeffrey Glass pIamst, Richard Thorner-chorus coordinator, Stanley Jonas-lyric committee chairman mottom SiIng Commissioners; Cally Touger, Richard Wellikoff, Rochelle Roth, Michael Kuba. 51 Axx W. W meww NW: v A4? , MAW X sz m? X, $X l ! HHarvard, here I come!--thcmk you, VA goooood stewdent! Blarney Stone! HSIottems, Slottems, Slulterrus melted CHqukcx wand! in 0. :ed mi Slattems blotiems, Shixtwmta . ' He's loyal, he's true, he's said he'll do the best for you, it's sad, but he's nothing new . Governme. Gndby W hit? 3 Government for the students HI broke my arm, I had a cold . . HI made it, I made it . . cmdby the students . . w e V i t I .L i ttthe winning song is the one Which ttFrosh- 10 points, Sophs: 275,7 IuniorseBZ, . . . was dedicated to the memory of and Seniors-35. our late president . . . ' The Midwood Orchestra and Concert Band are the two largest instrumental organizations in the music department. Conducted by Mr. Benjamin Chancy and Mr. Marvin Rosenberg respectively, these groups have continued to become of increasing importance in Midwood's cultural and economic life, Much of the money received from instrumental concerts such as the concert series and the Spring Concert is used to further school activities and to aid ORCHESTRA: First row: Stanley Rothberg, Larry Baron, Alan Novakoff, Howard Instrumental Instrumental Activities the Midwood Scholarship Fund. The Orchestra and Band can be found re- hearsing during the first and sixth periods in B-15. This enables the members of each organ- ization to learn the music and the techniques. Under the leadership of Mr. Chancy and Mr. Rosenberg, the two groups have become ben- eficial to Midwood and are excellent extra- curricular activities in which to participate. Seth Chaves, Gunta Kivulis, Philip Silberman, Andrea Chapkin, ,9 v, f ,4 s t. ; 1; $ ; 00 v First Fran Seco man, Ihird Fou I Not t Larry Murphy, Elaine Belsky, Joshua Siegel, Jay Litt Not Shown: Michael Aaronson, Sheila Berkman, Jane Flegen' heimer, Allan Gall, Richard Goldstein, Les Kozerowitz, Robert Pershes, Karen Rockow, Jeffrey Schnur, Stephen Spector Berg, Marilyn Frankenstein, Michael Elliot, Edward Aig, Marc Goldstein Second row: Paul Siegel, Natalie Bagrash, Barry Klieger, Stephen Goldberg, Charlene Fagelman, Ronald De La Rosa, Ruth Portnoy, 54 CONCERT BAND: . . First row: Madeline Amreich, Lmda Solow, Ruth Portnoy, Lomse Forsyth, Charlene Fagelman, Marilyn Frankenstein, Irene Roth, Mabel Tom, Hazel Heynick Second row: Jeffrey Schnur, Jay Litt, Elliot Schnapp, Robert Zuckerberg, Stanley Rothberg, Philip Silber- man, Larry Baron Third row; Anton Greenwald, Michael Parker, Stephen Spector, Charles Cohen, Joshua Siegel, Howard Galin Fourth row: Melvin Maslansky, Bruce Diamond, Barry Klieger, Danny Howard, Paul Drexler Not shown: Michael Aaronson, Lewis Barnett, Jane Dolkart, Jane Flegenheimer waxms an wmxw M NNNA mxmnu 56 MIXED CHORUS: . First row: Mimi Lew, Anna Tam, Rochelle Frank, Stefanle Pava, Carol Schatz, Phyllis Edis, Elaine Bernstein, Ellen Krumholz, Carolyn Touger . Second row: Janet Doyle, Marlene Levitt, Nancy Stetas, Margie Buchalter, Jack Lanzoff, Millie Cortez, Diana Rosen Third row: Penny Geier, Ronnie Stein, Rita Asaro, June Semmel, Michelle Baris, Phyllis Murray, Diane Gitlin, Marla Motove, Linda Jane Stern, Maureen Fitzgerald BOYS' CHORUS: First row; Martin Sherman, Larry Wolfert, Harris Zatuchney Second row: Franklyn Marzullo, Michael Kozlowski, Brian Botshon, Phili Grisaffi, Joel Alonge, Willie Eisenberg Thir row; Ihomas Mazzarese, Steve Ringer, Steve Gillman, Charles Vaiana, Arthur Luongo, Jeffrey Glass, David Bank, Brian Nusbacher-vice president, Barry Botshon, Jeff Frerichs- president, Larry Reich, Irnie Spiegel, Francis Murphy, Kenneth M Fourth row; Kenneth Dreifus, Edward Patterson, Daniel Weiss, David Katchen, Richard Gans, Elliot Schnapp, Joseph Rosenthal, Henry Rosenblum president, Jay Reddock, Ronald Mintz, Richard Zahnd, Howard Rosenblum, David Mandel Fifth row: Michael Elliot, Eli Rapaport, George Heymont, Michael Feinberg, Paul Melnick, Andrew Buonocore, Mel Girshek, Charles Drucker, Hugh Habas, Victor Berofsky, Jay Kaplan Not shown: Susan CIeveland, James Holway, Robin Kagan, Susan Mantinband, Leah Podell Pollack, Joel Freid, Ronald Loveitt Not shown: Donald Anderson, Walter Castellano, David Gewanter, Mlke Grasso, Paul Kelly, Kenneth Kushel, Robert Lake, Vincent Mottola, Stephen Murphy, Harry VeHia, Howard Wecksler, Mike Weinberg GIRLS' CHORUS: First row; Melanie Herzlich, Beverly Seller, Roann Cohen, Diane Pierno, Nancy Cohen, Jacki Rothenberg, Roseann Gailuzzo, Blanche Wantman Second row: Shelley Cantor, Christa Jorgensen, Eleanor Glassman vice president L015 Levy-president, Bertha Burns, Jane Trotter-secretaryi Melissa bandberg, Susan Weinstein, Diane Pell Not shown; Rosiyn Abramowitz, Ann Bachner, Marilyn Druckman, Dede Gendel, Mariiyn Greenberg, Gloria Gross, Diane Larson, Angela Lucera, Sandra Mattin, Linda Millman, Lois Neumann, Bonnie Scherer, Lynn Snitkoff, Judy Tokar I Y ARCHON LEADERS, FALL TERM: Karen Finkel, Richard Breslow ARCHON: . Krumho , Harvey Alper, Madeline Amreich, Rita. Asaro, .Fran Ash, Natalie SandIaILle Bagrash, David Bank, Michelle Bans, Lewus Barnett, Karen Marinbach Do Bassuk, Nita Becker, Elaine Belsky, Howard Berg, Sheila Berk- JoanMattingle man, Gloria Blesser, Beverly Blitz, Shelly Braff, Richard Bres- HarlietMolbe low, Janet Brown, Abby Carlin, Dale Cirlm, Helene Cohen, Joel Brian NUSbac ; 9, Cohen, Nancy Cohen, Millie Cortez, Ronald de La Rqsa, Jane Patraka Stefa 9 , Dolkart, Bernard Donefer, Harry Elsenberg, lfa Eisenstadt, Posner'Edd' . ,5 Judy Elkin, Fred Emmer, Charlene Fagelman, Lmda Famllant, , Ie Davida Feinstein, Doreen Feinstein, Teddy Feit, Karen 50 : Karen R Finkel, Jane Flegenheimer, Louise Forsyt.h, Rochelle Frank, Steven Frank, Marilyn Frankenstein, Enc Freegiman, .qul Freid, Emily Gaffin, Howard Galin, Mel Glrshek, Diane Gltlm, Jeffrey Glass, Eleanor Glassman, Carolyn Gluck, Stephen Go!d- berg, Marsha Goldman, Rona Goldsmith, Renee,Goldstem, Richard Goldstein, Sharon Goldstein, Barbara Gordon, Laune Gordon, Hugh Habas, Melanie Herzlich, George 'Heymont, Har- riet Hochman, Sandra Horowitz, Anne Hyman, ChnstaJorgensen, Marjorie Josephson, Sheri Kass, D'aVld Katchen, Diane Kaye. Ronnie Kisch, Nancy Klugman, Nadia Korn, Ellen Kramer, Ellen WMWWWN - vf- ARCHON LEADERS, SPRING TERM: ,Ronnie Kisch, Wendy Roberts 58 ' 3 Ash, Natalie is Barnett, Karen Berg. Sheila Berk- M Richard Bres. Mm CW , Joel 6' 13 R053, Jane I ha Eisengmm, Linda Famllant. hit, Karen . Rochelle Frank, man's??? 2 Diane II, :13: Stephen Gum- Renee ,Goldstem, Ia Galdon, Laune . eHeymont. Har- Christa Jorgensen, hen, Diane Kaye. Ellen Kmmer, Ellen Krumholz, Alice Lane, Ruth Lazar, Susan Levine, Marlene Levitt, Sandra Lieberman, Gail Magenheim, Alan Margulies, Jane Marinbach, Donna Marks, Janice Marksheid, Charles Matays, Joan Mattingley, Linda Michelson, Barbara Miller, Ronald Mintz, Harriet Molberger, Louis Morris, Irene Nisgore, Frances Novack, Brian Nusbacher, Leila Nussbaum, Michael Parker, Vivian Patraka, Stefanie Pava, Larry Pivnick, Ruth Portnoy, Natalie Posner, Eddie Potter, Sue Ritter, Wendy Roberts, Malene Robin- son, Karen Rockow, Betty Roseman, Henry Rosenblum, Joseph Rosenthal, Margaret Rossoff, Jacki Rothenberg, Marilyn Rothman, Meryy Runsdorf, Marlene Sakin, Phyllis Sandok, Joyce Saylt, Carol Schatz, Elaine Schechter, Bonnie Scherer, EHIOt Schnapp, Linda Schott, Lenore Schwartz, Sheila Schwartz, Stephen Senreich, Paula Sheinberg, Amy Siegel, Paul Siegel, Penny Smith, Carol Solovay, Linda Solow, Marcia Spmdel, Judith Stein, Ronnie Stein, Ilene Stolper, Bruce Tenzer, Carole Terner, Carolyn Touger, Henry Tractman, Lila Tutnauer, Alan Vernick, Susan Weinstein, Daniel Weiss, Richard Wellikoff, Dale'WiIhelm, Gail Winter, Paula Wolk, Ruth Wornan, Ronald Yasbm, Ann Zinn, Robert Zuckerberg MR. MAX BLATT Advisor to Archon 60 I light the light of scholarship . . MR. SIDNEY SPIELER Advisor to Arista JV ard Button. W Harry EisenberL her,lrafj Evjyn Ellis, NI U Charlene FIEEIM lam, Ronald Few! . Feinstein, DOM Teddy Feit, Karen FIG. I Forsyth, Steven Fri I Hankenstein, Bic f1! Emily Gaffln, Diane Eli nur Glassman, Staph! U Marian Goldbergu, M man, Judith mm Eoldstein, Ronnie 90W bara Gordon, 1m 5 Emily Gmene, Anton 0'! Hugh Habas, Susa OI Howam Hechtmarg m zeg, George Heynmt, c Hochberg, Judith Mu Horowit; Maljorie ha Sheri Kass, Mam m Kaye, Barry Knew. I KDkEl, Myra Ereech, ElIen evme, Esther LOVI- Marinbach, Charles W! WHEY, Harriet h M Morris, Frances Ha 'Dbstfeld, Will I ARISTA: Jonathan Abrahams, MadelinL Amreich, Barbara Axelrod, Hugh Bagatelle, Natalie Bagrash, Ken- neth Ballan, Lewis Barnett, Jane Barrow, Karen Bassuk, Ronnie Bayer, Carol Becker, Nita Becker, Elaine Belsky, Sandy Bergman, Sheila Berkman, Glo- ria Blesser, Beverly Blitz, Shelly Braff, Richard Breslow, Mamie Chiu, Andrew Clark, Charles Cohen, Emily Cohen, Rhea Dav- ids, Bruce Davis, Bruce Dia- mond, Jane Dolkart, Kenneth Dreifus, Charles Drucker, Rich- ard Dutton, Debbie Edelstein, Harry Eisenberg, Marion Eisen- berg, Ira Eisenstadt, Judy Elkin, Evelyn Ellis, Alan Engelberg, Charlene Fagelman, Linda Fami- Iant, Ronaid Feingold, Davida Feinstein, Doreen Feinstein, Teddy Feit, Karen Finkel, Louise Forsyth, Steven Frank, Marilyn Frankenstein, Eric Freedman, Emily Gaffin, Diane Gitlin, Elea- nor Glassman, Stephen Goldberg, Marian Goldberger, Marsha Gold- man, Judith Goldstein, Renee Goldstein, Ronnie Goldstein, Bar- bara Gordon, Laurie Gordon, Emily Greene, Anton Greenwald, Hugh Habas, Susan Halpern, Howard Hechtman, Candy Herc- zeg, George Heymont, Candace Hochberg, Judith Hoffman, Sandy Horowitz, Marjorie Josephson, Sheri Kass, Martin Katz, Diane Kaye, Barry Klieger, Barbara Kokel, Myra Korkes, Paula Kreech, Ellen Krumholz, Alan Levine, Esther Lowinger, Jane Marinbach, Charles Matays, Joan Mattingley, Harriet Molberger, Louis Morris, Frances Novack, Kaila Obstfeld, Vivian Patraka, Stefanie Pava, Robert Pershes, Jane Pincus, Kenneth Polakoff, Miriam Pope, Ruth Portnoy, Nira Reiss, Susan Ritter, Wendy Rob- erts, Karen Rockow, Diane Rosen, Richard Ross, Margaret Rossoff, Rochelle Roth, Barbara Roth- man, Ellen Rubenstein, Linda Rubin, Michael Ruchlis, Melissa Sandberg, Sondra Sandler, Phyl- lis Sandok, Joyce Savit, Elaine Schechter, Bonnie Scherer, EI- tiot Schnapp, Lenore Schwartz, Kent Seinfeld, Stephen Senreich, Paula Sheinberg, Marsha Siden- worm, Amy Siegel, Bonnie Silver, Diane Siperstein, Penny Smith, Linda Solow, Laurie Spar, Rich- ard Spies, Carol Stein, Judith Stein, Ronnie Stein, Stuart Sus- nick, Phyllis Taub, Bruce Tenzer, Richard Thorner, David Trakt- man, Lila Tutnauer, Jeffrey Voe gel, Blanche Wantman, Ellen Weinrod, Dale Wilhelm, Gail Winter, Judy Winter, Paul Wolk, Ruth Woman, Ronald Yasbin, Sherry Zarrow, Ann Zinn Arislru Naslru There is a difficult job in Midwood that re- quires an extraordinary amount of talent, in- telligence, skill, ability, and knowledge. Mem- bers of Arista cmd Archon, Who meet these qualifications are employed. They are required to report to certain offices during Midterms and Regents weeks. There the following necessary, difficult tasks are per- formed: D separating White scrap paper from yellow scrap paper, 2t separating mimeo- graphed test papers from scribbled answer papers, 3t reading CI paper to cm office typist, 4t counting papers into piles, 5t watering plants, and 6t other related manipulative ac- tivities. Since the students employed with these tasks are superior types Who can do any of these . j; NW sN? QRW QNNWMVM? N X things in five minutes, they come prepared to occupy themselves for the remaining 85 min- utes during midterms or two hours and fifty- tive minutes during Regents. The standard practice is to bring 0 book to study, ct book to read, paper to doodle on, or, before College Boards, a practice test. A lucky student will have c1 companion tor twot to help with this vital work. However, they may sit there, with a book to study, a book to read, a paper to doodle on, and, before Col- lege Boards, a practice test. It is in keeping With the tradition of service, that Arista and Archon members wholeheart- edly and with proud spirits perform each year their apportioned responsibility. ARISTA LEADERS, SPRING TERM: Richard Spies, Louise Forsyth, Marilyn Frankenstein, Anton Greenwald 61 MEMORABILIA When as seniors, we look back over the three years We spent at Midwood, the days seem to run together and all we remember are certain scenes, incidents, and sayings that were typically Midwoodian. Remember: the slurping sounds in English as students enjoy their Peace Corps Lollipops . . . the sign 0n the elevator asking that you leease keep your feet off the wall . . . the Eternal Ques- tion: HWho is Zev? . . . the Great Chase after the parakeet that got away during Midterm week . . . dummies, mental pygmies, and phlegmatic idiots . . . the red flowered dress in the lost and found . . . trying to convince your grade advisor to let you drop lunch or study . . . splitting one bagel and one pizza pie eight ways at Sing committee meetings . . . trying to sew up your tour-year-old gym suit . . . the swimming pool, smoking lounge, and coke machine on the fifth floor . . . trying to get an elevator pass without having a broken leg . getting senioritis in your junior year . being afraid to walk under the mobile in the music lounge . . . poker, pool, and the measurement of sound carbon fallout . . . that one live germ +oxygen:one dead. germ . . . the hole in the wall between the chem supply room and the lab through which the college chem kids squirt distilled water on the sophs . . . uThe past participle of an avoir verb agrees in number and gender with the preceding di- recttobject. . . . getting a pink card for carrying a water gun when other schools love you it you don't carry a zip gun . . . Mr, Fried's very im- portant announcements . . . the flowered lamp in 167 . . . footprints on the ceiling . . . the applause every time a tray is dropped in the cafeteria . . . receiving the answers to an afternoon Hsurprise SS. quiz from the morning class . . . the cherry pie that was so hard that the plastic fork broke . . . the time Mr. Eisenberg cleared his throat into the microphone, and everyone ran upstairs . . . The United Noodnicks and The Kostman Fan Club . . . dissected frogs and preserved pre- natal pigs . . . using euphemisms on college applications . . . the time one of the judges mixed up the marking and our class won the Sing of '62 . .. r- u . , ... , a4 4...... ;;,;..w, aaw'w Girl Who Did Mosf for Midwood Bonnie Scherer Boy Mosf Likely +0 Succeed ' IV Richard Thorner Boy Who Did Mos+ for Midwood David Holzman Girl Mos+ Likely +0 Succeed ' Amy Siegel -..b..-nglwa$ Girl Scholar Margaref Rosoff .rx . - A Aw m Miss Midwood Carol Terner mud Boy Scholar Richard Breslow Mr. Midwood Bruce Davis Boy Comedian Sfanley Jonas Boy Polifician Eddie Po++er Mosf Popular Girl Gail Noble Mos+ Popular Boy Mar+y Abrahams Girl Poli+ician Na+alie Posner Boy Afhlefe Jimmy OtBrien Boy Acior Rubin Kaplan Girl Afhlefe Sara Rofhchild Girl Adress Sondra Lieberman Boy Arfisf Chuck Monferperdo Girl Wri+er Harrief Molberger Boy WrHer Se+h Abraham; Girl Adisf Bonnie Gordon Girl Comedienne N C h ancy 0 en Handsomesf Boy Alan Milberg Girl Musician Sfephanie Pava CELEBRITIES 63:22:;3i22M PreHies+ Girl Carolyn Higgins ACOSTA. RICHARD Swimming Team Afhlefic Comm. Afhlefic Comm'r. Ambassadori-al Comm. Recreafion Comm. ALEXANDER. WENDY Books+ore Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucketr H. R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mrs. Laifin Set. in Girls' Emergency Room Sing Girls' Bowling Club ALTER. SUE Sing ' Sec. +0 Mr. Dobren Sec. +0 BoysI Dean Locker Guard H. R. Treasurer AMADA. ELLEN Sec. +0 Miss CincoHa ANOLlK. STEVEN H.R. Presidenf BADER. BOBBI Sec. +0 Mr. Dobren Sec. +0 Mr. Chagrin Sing Boos+ers Argus Kensing+on Choraliers Tircke+ Sales Comm. BAYER, RONNIE Arisfa Boosfers Sing' Sec. in Dean's Off. Sec. in Records OFF. Sec. in Gym OH. BENSON. ANITA BERZOK. JULIE Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Ticke+ Sales Comm. Publici+y Comm. Sing Lyric Commi++ee Kensingfon Choraliers BIRNBAUM. HERMAN Sec. +0 Mr. Kushnik Tennis Team Foo+ball Team Sec. +0 Mr. Eisenberg BLITZ. BEVERLY Arisfa Archon 8+h ferm Presiden+ Boosfers Sing Mimeo Sq. Sec. in A++endance OH. BLUMENKOPF. ROBERTA Sing Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Barr Argus H.R. PresidemL H.R. V. Presidenf Boosfers BRAND. HARR' Sing Booklef C0 Boos'rers College Rep. Sing Carnival Comm. S.l.C. Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Schi CANTOR. SHE Cafeferia Sq. Library Sq. Girls' Chorus Kensi-ngfon Cho CAPUTO, RIC CERAMI. M M ESE Presidw BOHRER, HELAINE Mixed Chorus Sing HR. V. Presidenf Red Cross Rep. BRAND, HARRIETT Sing Booklef Comm. Boosfers College Rep. Sing Carnival Comm. S.I.C. Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Schiff CANTOR, SHELLEY Cafe'reria Sq. Library Sq. Girls' Chorus Kensivng'ron Choraliers CAPUTO, RICHARD CERAMI. MARYANN H.R. Presiden+ Sing CHASSMAN. RICHARD CHRIST. GENE Epilog Sfaff Ar'r Sq. CLARK. NORMAN CLINEl CAROLE Sing Cheerleaders Sec. +0 Mrs. Feldman 6.0. Rep. H.R. V. Presidenf COHENI CAROL ElecHon Comm. Sing Bookle+ Comm. Carnival Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. Phillips Sece. 0+ Mr. Mirer Kenwood Sing COHEN. DOUGLAS Sec. +0 Mrs. Kipp Cabferia Sq. COHEN, HELENE Archon Boos'rers Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Dank Sec. +0 Mrs. Sierles WeHare Comm. Elecfion Comm. ANUHBY GRADUATES Joseph, I think it's about time you took a haircut. 67 DEL GROSSO. MAUREEN H.R. Presidenf Social Service Comm. 6.0. Comm. DREXLER. PAUL Band Newspaper Sq. Cafeferia Guard DRUCKER, ELLEN Sec. +0 Mr. Singer Sec. in Emergency Room Guard Sq. DURBIN, ANNA H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Miss Gray Sing EDELSON, SUSAN 8+h ferm Secre+ary Sec. +0 Mr. Sfein H.R. Secrefary Sing Around New York Comm. ESTEIN, JANET Boosfers Library Sq. Sec. fo Mrs. Rossoff Sing FAGAN. JOHN FAUCI. THOMAS Boys' Chorus Chem. Sq. FEINGOLD. RONALD Arisfa Library Sq. H.R. Treasurer Se-c. +o Mr. Dank College Rep. A+hle+ic Comm. Red Cross Rep. FISCH. RONNI PaHerns F.D.R. Comm. S.S. Off. Sq. FISET, DIANE FOX. RO BE RT Thi'rd Term PresidemL Ticke+ Sales Comm. FREEMAN. LILLIAN C nival Comrp. Seacr. +0 Mrs. Kipp Sec. fo Mrs. Lasltow H.R. Treasurer Sing GAFFIN. EMILY Arisfa Archon Freshman Presiden'r Fourfh Term Presidel 8+h Term President Sec. +0 Ass'f Principe Boosters GELLMAN. How; Mixed Chorus H.R. Presidenf FRANK, ROCHELLE Co-Choirman Soph. Sing Mixed Chorus Boosters Recreafion Comm. Eledion Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Kussin V. Pres. of Kensingfon Chorus FREEMAN, LILLIAN Carnival Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. Kipp Sec. +0 Mrs. Laskow H.R. Treasurer Sing GAFFIN. EMILY Arisfa Archon Freshman Presiden+ Four+h Term Presidenf 8H1 Term Presidenf Sec. +0 Ass'+ Principal Boos+ers GELLMAN, HOWARD Mixed Chorus H.R. Presidenf GENIO. PAULA Sec. fo Mrs. Heller Sec. +0 Mr. Meyer Kensingfon Choraliers Girls' Chorus Sing GIMPLOWITZ, MYRA Sfudenf Council Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker Sing H.R. Presidenf ; f GINSBERG, SUSAN GOLDBERGER, MARIAN Arisfa Sing Boosfers Kenwood Carnival Comm. Epilog Sing Bookle1L Comm. GOLDING. ROSALIND Sec. +o Mr. Lerner Sec. +0 Miss CincoH'a H.R. V. Presidenf Swi+chboard Si'ng Booklef Comm. Sing Library Sq. GOLDSTEIN, RONNIE SUE Aris+a Twirlers Sec. in Girls' Dean's Off. Sing GRECO. DENNIS Library Sq. GREENBERG. BARBARA Chairman of Freshman Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Kussin Sec. +0 Mr. Dank Elecfion Comm. Music Lounge Sq. Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker Dance Chairman Soph. Sing Joseph, I see you still haven't taken a haircut. 69 GREENBERG. MARILYN GREENHOUSE. LESLIE BETH H.R. V. Presidenf Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Dank HANKEN. GEORGE HOLZMAN. DAVID Mayor of Midwood Presidenf Jr. Class Soccer Team Recreafion Comm. Elec+ion Comm. Carnival Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Solomon ISRAEL. RACHEL Library Sq. Sec. +0 Mrs. Haas Sing JACOBS, JUDI Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Schlakman Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy Sec. +0 Miss Schnell Sec. +0 Mrs. Sfern Library Sq. Sing JACOBS. NAOMI JOSEPH. JANE JOYCE. KEN Guard Sq. Sec. in General Off. KLEIN. LYNDA Pres. of B'klyn S+uden+ Council Sfuden'r Council Ambassadorial Depufy Comm. Band Sec. 0? Twirlers Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Balaran KOPMAR CRYSTAL Drama+ics Workshop Girls' Chorus Si'ng .FOIk Song Club Sec. fo Mrs. Laskow Around New York Comm. Enferfainmenf Comm. KORKES. MYRA Arisfa Elecfion Comm. Sing Booklef Comm. Sing NADIA KORN. Archon PaHerns s. Glassi'ae! 5961:: Dr. Bernstein 32:10 Mr. Foldman glen: fo Mrs. Gerber K055. TOBY Sec. to Mr. Ginsberg Guard Sq. Sing KRIEG. JUNE H.R. Presideni Sing Bookie? Comm Elecfion Comm. Recreation Comm. Sing KRUTZEL. ROBER Cdfeferia Guard H.R. V. Presidenf ooks+ore COmm, KORN. NADIA Archon PaHerns Sec. fo Mrs. Glassberg Sec. +0 Dr. Berns+ein Sec. +0 Mr. Feldman Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. Gerber KOSS. TOBY Sec. +0 Mr. Ginsberg Guard Sq. Sing KRIEGI JUNE H.R. Presiden+ Sing Booklef Comm. Elecfion Comm. Recrea+ion Comm. Sing KRUTZEL. ROBERT Cafeferia Guard H.R. V. Presidenf Books+ore Comm. LANDER. LEWIS Gym Team LEVINE, GERALD LEVINE. SUSAN Sing Music Lounge Comm. Guard Sq. Boosfers Argus S+aff Sec. +0 Mrs. Rofhchild Locker Guard LEVITT. MARLENE Depufy Recreafion Comm. Archon Mixed Chorus Sec. o1tSoph. Sing Boos+ers Sec. +0 Mrs. Emil H.R. Presidenf LEVY. IRA Jr. Varsi+y Foofball VarsH'y Foo+ball Team Sec. +0 Mr. Eisenberg LIEBERMAN. CAROL Sec. +0 Mr. Kramer Sing Kensing+on Choraliers Boosfers Sec. +0 Mrs. Rosman Sec. +0 Miss RosenblaH MAGER, LILIANE Sing Bookle+ Comm. Carnival Comm. H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mrs. Rapapporf Boosfers Sec. +0 Mr. Mirer Sing MANTINBAND. SUSAN Mixed Chorus French Honor Soc. Social Service Comm. Sing MARTINEZI JULIE ANN MASSEY. HANNAH Boosfers Ambassadorial Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. Krauss H.R. Presidenf Girls' Chorus Sec. in Heal+h Ed. Depf. College Rep. MAYNARD, GLENN McGRATH. JAM ES MEIXLER. TERRI Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker Mixed Chorus H.R. V. Presidenf MELTZER. ARLENE Sec. +0 Mr. Reese Sec. +0 Mrs. Wunder Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker H.R. V. Presidenf Girls' Bowling Club Sing MENNELLA, SUSAN Tickef Sales Comm. Girls' Bowling Club MILLER. BARBARA Peace Corps Comm. Ar+ Sq. Sec. +0 Miss Shore MINEO. PHYLLIS MOLLOY. PATRICK MONHEIT, HELENE Argus H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mrs. Gerber Sec. +0 Mrs. Sfern Pafferns S+uden+ Council Dramafics Workshop MOTOVEI MARLA LYNN Mixed Chorus Finance Comm. Sec. fo Mr. Weignberger Sec. +0 Mrs. Gerber Sing MUSCILLO, CIN Sing Spanish Honor 50 Sec. to Mr. Ginso Sec. in Affendan Sec. +0 Dr. Jassey Civil Service Co Tickef Sales Corn ABEL MERI MU RPHY, FRANCIS Boys' Chorus MURRAY, ELAINE Sing Argus H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mr. Marcus MUSCILLO, CINDY Si-ng Spanish Honor Soc. Sec. 'ro Mr. Ginsberg Sec. in AHendance Off. Sec. +0 Dr. Jassey Civil Service Comm. Ticke1L Sales Comm. NAGEL. MERI NAMN, PAUL Cafeteria Guard Sing H.R. V. Presidenf NEWMARK. MICHELLE Sing Sing Arf Sfaff Locker Guard Guard Sq. NIEUWPOORT. LINDA NOBLE. GAIL Naf'l Honor Soc. FiHh Term Presidenf Boosfers H.R. Presidenf Epilog NOONANI JAMES NUSSBAUM, WILLIAM Soccer Team Library Sq. Cafeferia Sq. OBERFEST. BRUCE Baskefball Team Sing F.D.R. Comm. H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presiden+ Sec. +0 Mr. Fried College Rep. O'NEILL. JOHN I wonder what Dr. Bernstein is watching now? PODELL. LEAH Mixed Chorus Chorus Workshop Dramafics Workshop ROBINSON, MARLENE Naf'l Honor Soc. Archon Argus Sing Sec. fo Dr. Jassey Locker Guard ROSENBLOOM. MAXINE Argus Sec. fo Mr. Sayer Locker Guard Sec. in AHendance OFF. Sing ROTH KATHY Girls' Chorus HR. Treasurer Sec. +0 Mr. Caba+ Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy Finance Comm. Si'ng Sec. +0 Dr. Schub ROTHMAN, BARBARA Orchesfra Sec. in Bio. OH. Arisfa Mafh Tufor SAKIN, MARLENE Archon Sec. +0 Mrs. Glassberg Sec. fo Mrs. Seifz Sec. +0 Mrs. Gerber Pafferns Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Sfeinhandler SAKS, SHELBY SALM, SHERI Sec. +0 Mrs. Gerber Sec. in Affendance Off. Guard Sq. Sing SAMUELSON. LINDA Sec. +0 Miss Simpson Sec. fo Mrs. Kipp Sing Library Sq. Locker Guard F.D.R. Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy SCHIFF. JOAN Social Service Comm. H.R. V. Presidenf Si'ng Spanish Honor Soc. Girls' Bowling Club Sec. +0 Mrs. S+ern ECHISSEL. ETHEL -LR. V. Presidenf iwifchboard +.R. Secretary CH LACHTER, SAND! ing rirls' Emergency Room ec. +0 Mrs. Sfern ec. +0 Mrs. Kanof ec. +0 Dr. Jassey 9c. +0 Mr. Tholfson SCHOIT. LINDA Argus Archosn fury ' cre , 3:3 : foeDr. Bernsfel Sec. +b Mr. Dobro Codificafion Com SHEPARD. Ric SHERMAN. JAo- Sing , ' - 596. +0 Miss Sim. Sec. To Mr, saw Dr?mafics 'Wb'rlts Epulog Rep. SCHNEID. DEBRA Sec. f0 Mr. Sfein Sing SCHOTT. LINDA Argus Archon Sing Secrefary Sec. +0 Dr. Bernsfein Sec. +0 Mr. Dobren Codmcafion Comm. SHEPARDI RICHARD SHERMAN. JACQUELINE Sing Sec. +0 Miss Simpson Sec. +0 Mr. Sayer Dramafics Workshop Epilog Rep. SHERMAN. MARJORY Music Lounge Sq. Sing Doxa Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mrs. Feldman Sec. fo Mrs. Drucker SIEGEL. LAURIE Mixed Chorus . KN SIEGELBERG. ALAN Bio. Lab Sq. Sec. in Healfh Ed. Off. H.R. V. Presidenf SILBERMANl SUE Boosfers H.R. President Sing Girls' Chorus Sec. +0 Mrs. Sorscher SIMPSON. MATTHEW Varsify Foofball Team SMALLI GERALD Guard Sq. SMITH. CAROLYN Mixed Chorus Sec. +0 Mr. S+ein Locker Guard SOBEL. MARTHA H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mrs. Daifz Sing 30m L :03 M 75 SOSIS. MERRILL Pres. Kensingfon Sfudenf Council H.R. 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MARYANN ' BEQKY' J?,Ta H.R. Secre+ary VarsW F0; nf H.R. Pres' 9 Jr, VarsiW FOC Guard 54- Sing BECKER. CAROL ? BELSKY. RUT' Arisfa I ' Sec. 10 Mr. 0' Sinq x Sing Welfare Comm. E H-R- Presiden' Library Sq. a Sec. fo Mr. Di Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr, Dank ; BECKER, NITA IENANTY. C Execu+ive Sec. H.R. Presiden Welfare Comm. Foofball Tean Sing Naf'l Honor Soc. Archon Arisfa Sfudenf Council :EGLER. BARBARA SBENDELSTEI mg ec.+ Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Sec. 1': m: Sec. +o Mrs. Eisenberg Sing ' BEHRMAN. LYNNE BENDER 5 Sec. +0 Mrs. Gran+ Sec. inf; L Sec. +0 Miss Smifh Sing ffe' Sec, f0 Dr. S BELSKY. ELAINE BEN 2nd Term V. Presidenf Mgrsle N grist! Mgr: Vzrsm' rc on Semfo rsl+Y Qrchesha Nhle+ Mr. Sing K: C01 Elecfion Comm. Sfudenf lnformaHon Comm. BELSKY. JAY Varsify Foo'rball Team H.R. Presidenf Jr. Varsi+y Foo+baH Guard Sq. Sing BELSKY. RUTH Sec. +0 Mr. Dobren Sing H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mr. Dank BENANTY. CHARLES H.R. Presidenf Foofball Team BENDELSTEIN, AUDREY Sec. +0 Mr. Freedland Sec. 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DAVID Cafeferia Sq. BO BOTASI GEO RGE Handball Team Band Civil Service Comm'r Chem. Sq. Bio. Sq. BOESELAGER, ALICE Sing Social Service Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. Laskow Sports Club vxmzx a 7 x BORER. NANCY H.R. Presiden+ H.R. V, Presidenf Archon Sec. +0 Mr. Dank Sec. +0 Mr. Sarney Dramafics Workshop Sing How do you spell clique? 85 BOTSHON. BRIAN Boys' Chorus Guard Sq. BOUNACOS. BOURDETTE. CAROL Argus Copy Sfaff Schhboard Sec. +0 Mrs. Kanof Guard Sq. BRAFF. SHELLY Aris+a Archon Argus Ed.-in-Chief Sing Lyric CommiHee Boosfers F.D.R. Comm. Elec+ion Comm. BRAGMAN. WILLIAM 5H1 Term V. Presidenf Board of Esfimafe ElecHon Comm. Welfare Comm. Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Harris BRAND, HEDDA H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presiden+ Sing BRAND. STUART Mixed Chorus Gym Secrefary H.R. Presidenf BRAU SE. BARBARA Arisfa Publicify Relafions CommiHee Chairman Publicify CommiHee Co-Chairman Sing Orien+a+ion Comm. Recrea+ion Comm. Sec. in Guidance OH. BRECH N ER. JANE BRENNAN. JOHN VarsHy Baskefball Team H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf Mixed Chorus Jr. Varsify Baseball BRENNER. JOEL Tennis Team Sec. +0 Mr. Kramer Sec. +0 Mr. Kussin Sec. +0 Mr. Schlakman Bridge Club BRENSEL, ELLEN Sing Guard Sq. Sec. in AHendance OFF. Sec. in Mafh Off. BRODERICK H.R. Preside Cafeferia Sq BROOKS, K Cafeferia Sq Sing Gym Secref BROWNl A Soccer Team Band Guard Sq. BROWNI J Archon Boos+ers enwood Sing Guard Sq, S+uden1- Cou Elecfion Co BRESLOW. RICHARD Arth BW, LWadur Ff Archon R 1.1 AhOOd h1afh T arn S n 1 L.ri : CcmmiHee Numb mC-r Comm. BRODERICK. RICHARD HR. Presidenf Cafeferia Sq. BROOKS. KEITH Cafeferia Sq. Sing Gym Secrefary BROWN. ALAN Soccer Team Band Guard Sq. BROWN. JANET Archon Boosfers Kenwood Sing Guard Sq, Sfudenf COUHCH Elecfion Comm. BROWN. PAUL BROWN, STEPHEN Gym Team HR, v. Prcjdcnf Guard Sq. BRUCE. MARK Sec. in Affendance OH. Math Team H.R. V. Presidenf BUCHALTER. MARGIE Mixed Chorus Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Dank Sec. +0 Mrs. Roscow BULKENSTEIN. MARSHA H.R. Secrefary Sing Sec. in Healfh Ed. Off. Sec. +0 Mrs. De Loafch Civil Service Comm. BUONOCORE. ANDREW Chorus BUONOMO, BARBARA Orien+a+ion Comm. Sing PaHerns Kenwood Girls' Bowling Club Sec. In Girls' Dean's OH. Jump! Jump! BURG. DORIE BURNS. BERTHA Doxa Spor+s Club Girls' Chorus Kensing+on Choraliers Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker Sec. +0 Mrs. Gerber BURNSTON. BARRY Bowling Team BURRISS. BRIAN BUYUM. SUSAN Sing Booklef Comm. Civil Service Comm. PaHerns Ar+ Sfaff Epilog Arf Sfaff College Rep. Sec. in AHendance Off. Sec. +0 Mrs. Saronson CABASSO. MARCIA Sec. +0 Mrs. Lind Argus Reporter Argus Typi'si' Sing CADE. ALAN H.R. Presidenf H.R. V, Presidenf Bowling Team CALLAGHAN. JOHN A551 . in Bio. Lab. Asst in Chem. Lab. Ass'+ +0 Mr. Dobren Cabferia Guard CALLAHAN. CAROL Sec. +0 Dr. Bernsfein Sec. Senior Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. Daifz Swi+chboard Library Sq. CAMPBELL. EILEEN Sec. in Affendance Off. Girls' Bowling Club CAPONE. MARYANN Sec. in Records Off. CARBONARO. PAT Girls' Bowling Club ,. C S S. 0 Sec, in ' CARLE. C ' Sec, in 60 Sec. in Gun - Cafeferia 5Q- Library Sq. CARROLL. I CARROLLl I Sing CASPER. LA Capt Foofb CARECCIA. RANDY Sec, in 5.5. Off. CARLE. CLAUDE Sec. in 6.0. Off. Sec. in Guidance OH. Cafeteria Sq. Library Sq. CARROLL. ARTHU R CARROLL. Sing CASPER. LARRY Capt Foofball Team CASSLER. FRANCINE Assoc. Feafure Ed. Argus CASTELLANO. WALTER Boys' Chorus Sec. +0 Mr. Cohn Sec. to Mr. Delaney Guard Sq. CERALDI, MARY LOU CHANDLER. BRUCE Sec. +0 Miss Shore Baske+ball Team Jr. Varsify Foofball Visual Aids Sq. Book Room Sq. Science Lab Asst CHAPKIN. ANDREA Orchesfra CHASKIN. ADELE Pres. Girls' Bowling Club Epilog Rep. Sec. +0 Mrs. Glassberg Guard Sq. Locker Guard 6.0. Monifor CHAVES. SETH Orches+ra AIl-Cify Orchesfra Music Service Sq. Archon H.R. Presidenf CHIU. MAMIE Arisfa Sing Guard Sq. CHU. WARREN Soccer Team CIRLIN. DALE Mafh Team Sec. +o Mrs. Emil Sec. +0 Mr. Sfein Bio. Lab Sq. Sing Guard Sq. CLANCY. THOMAS CLAPP. KATHY CLARK. ANDREW Arisfa Sec. f0 Mrs. Emil Sec. +0 Mr. Sfein Booksfore Comm. HR. V. Presidenf CLARK. JUDITH Sec. +o Mrs. Rosman Swifchboard CLEMENZA. ANTHONY Jr. Varsi'ry Foo+ball H.R. Baskefball Team H.R. Tennis Team Cafe+eria Sq. COHEN, CAREN Cheerleader Sec. +0 Mr. Lerner Girls' Chorus Recrea+ion Comm. COHEN. CHARLES Band Tennis Team Arisfa COHEN. DANIEL Mafh Team COHEN. DOLORES coHEN. HE k Team Ea; Coun+rY 5' 8:2? Lab. Sq- COHEN. JO: Track Team Cross Counfr Naf'l Honor S Archon Sec. +0 Grade Sec. +0 Admin Rexographing COHENI Mlc COHEN. NA Bposfers Secr '9 Treasure 3 . Presiden ' 9 Booklef Grnival Com 5 . 0mm. ec. m Dr. Be COHEN. EM!LY Ass'f Lif. Ed. of PaHerns FDR. Comm. Folk Dancing Club Arisfa . Sec. fo Mrs Emil ' Sec. fo Miss Malkln Sing COHEN. HERBERT Track Team Cross Counfry Team Sing Bio. Lab. Sq. COHEN, JOEL Track Team Cross Ccunfry Team Naf'l Honor Soc. Archon Sec. f0 Grade Adviser Sec. +0 Adminisfrafive Ass'f Rexographing Sq. COHEN. MICHAEL COHEN. NANCY Boosfers Secrefary Sing Treasurer H.R. Presidenf Sing Booklef Comm. Carnival Comm. S.I.C. Comm. Sec. in Dr. Berns+ein's Off. COHEN. ROANN Sec. +0 Dr, Schub Sec. +0 Dr. Bernsfein Sing Girls. Chorus COHEN. SANDRA Guard Sq, Sec. f0 Mrs. Feldman Sec. fo Mrs. Sfern COLAIANNI. CAROL COLANGELO. MARIE Sec. +0 Mrs, Bernsfein Sing COLLINS. LETHA Locker Guard Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker CONNAUGHTON. EILEEN COOPER. GARY Sec. +0 Miss Simpson Sec. +0 Mr. Sfeinhandler WNEHMK 1, MAD. 11-30 CORDICE. VALERIE Sec. +0 Mr. Kaufman Guard Sq. Girls' Bowling Club CORSO. GEORGIA CO RTEZ. MILLIE Archon All Cify Chorus Vice-Presiden+ Mixed Chorus Sec. Mixed Chorus Sfudenf Council Boosfers Epilog CRESHAM. MAUREEN CRONENBERG. ARLENE Welfare Comm. Sing Sec. +o Mr. Kassoy Sec. +0 Miss Fox CRYSTAL. GAI L Sec. +0 Mr. Eisenberg Sec. fo Mr. Eisenshadf Sec. +0 Mrs. Eisenberg Sing CUMMINGS. RICHARD Bio. Sq. Chem. Lab Sq. Baseball Team Golf Team 6.0. Rep. CUNNI USl RUSSELL CUTRONA. JOHN Foofball Field Sq. CZEIZLER, MARION Sing Sec. +0 Miss Shore Sec. +0 Miss Tashiian Sec. +0 Mr. Schiff DACHSI CAROL Twirlers Sec. in Affendance Off. Ambassadorial Comm. Sing Cafe+eria Guard DAMSKER. STEVEN DAVIDS. RH ' 'fa am Honor s Eledion Comm 4+h Term V. Pfe H.R. Presiden'f Boosfers Sec. +0 Miss Sh DAVIS. BRUCE Mayor Of Mld Arisfa Capt Varsi+y Team H.R. Presiden+ Sec. in Mafh 0 Civil Service ' Naf'l Honor 5- DAVISl HANN DAVIDOWITZ MARTIN Visual Aids Sq. DAVIDS. RHEA Arisfa Naf'l Honor Soc. Elecfion Comm. 4th Term V, Presidenf H.R. Presidenf Boosfers Sec. +0 Miss Shore DAVIS. BRUCE Mayor of Midwood Arisfa Capf. Varsify Handball Team H.R. Presidenf Sec. in Mafh OH. Civil Service Comm. Naf'l Honor Soc. DAVIS. HANNAH DAY. PETER DEATHERAGE. JOHN DE LA ROSA. RONALD Archon Varsi'ry Cross Counfry Team Track Team Orchesfra Music Service Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Chancy H.R. V. Presidenf D'ELIA. ANNETTE Sec. +0 Mr, Dobren DELITERIS. FRANCES Sec. +0 Grade Advisor Swifchboard Sec. +0 Mrs. Al'rhoH'L Sing Council Rep. DeMARCO. SAM Foofball Team H.R. Presidenf Sec. fo Mr. Eisenberg D'EMIC. THOMAS Guard Sq. Music Lounge Co-Comm'r DENIS. LESLIE Boosfers Sing Sing Booklef Comm. Capf. Guard Sq. 6.0. Rep. Sec. +0 Mrs. Phillips Swifchboard The one who plays the best gets the marshmallow. DIAMOND. BARBARA Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Sec. +0 Mrs. Fuchs Sing Cakferia Guard Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy DENOWITCH. BARRY Gym Team H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf ' F DePAS. MAURICE DIAMOND. BRUCE DOLOWITZ'gESfA Music Lounge Sq. Bapd ArgusCOPY Ie ' : Sec. +0 Mr. Tseuberg Ansira Sing . ' ; Soccer Team MUSIC Lounge Sq. Guard Sq. 1 Chem. Lab. Sq. 6019p. H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mrs. Kipp Spanish Honor Soc. HZR. Treasurer DIETZ. RICHARD Sing Lyric CommiHee DONEFER. BERNA Visual Aids SQ- Sing Booklef Comm Chem. Lab. 59!- Sing Guard Sq. H.R. V. Presiden'r DER MGRDICHIAN. MARY 94 DESENA. CARMINE Soccer Team H.R. Baskefball Team Capt Guard Sq. H.R. Treasurer DEVINCKE. DONALD DEVINE. MICHAEL H.R. Treasurer Mafh Tufor DI GANGI. PETER DINERSTEIN. STEVE Swi+chboard Sec. in General Off. Sec. in Dean's Off. Social Service Comm. General OH. Sfock Rm. DOLCEMASCHIO. BARBARA Sec. in General Off. H.R. Secre'rary DOWDELLI CHRI Varsity Basketball Jr. Varsify Baseball H.R. Presidenf H-R- V. Presidenf H.R. Treasurer 0. Rep. Sec. +0 Mr. Dobre DOLKART, JANE Arisfa Archon ' Sec. of Sfudenf Councul FDR. Comm'r. ' 5w; Dance Commuffee Band Road Ahead DOLOWITZ. SUSAN Argus Copy Chienc Sing Guard Sq. GO. Rep. HR. Treasurer DONEFER, BERNARD Visual Aids Sq. Sing Booklef Comm. Chem. Lab. Sq. Sing Guard Sq. H.R. V. Presidenf DOWDELL. CHRIS Varsify Baskefball Team Jr. Varsify Baseball H.R. Presidenf H.R. V, Presidenf H.R. Treasurer 6.0. Rep. Sec. +0 Mr. Dobren DOYLE. JANET Mixed Chorus Sec. +0 Grade Advisor Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Archon DRAKE. CAROLE Sec. +0 Mr, wolf Sec. +0 Mrs. De Loafch DREIFUS. KENNETH Arisfa Mixed Chorus Cdeferia Sq, Sec. in 5.5. Off. Sing DRESSLER. KAREN Archon Sing Guard Sq. Schhboard AHendance Ocher DROGAN. ARTHU R DRUCKERI CHARLES Arisfa PaHerns Mixed Chorus Sing Lyric CommiHee Handball Team DRUCKERI MADDY Orien+a+ion Comm. Eledion Comm. Library Sq. Sec. +0 Girls' Dean Sing DRUCKMAN. MARILYN Who took the marshmallow? DUBIN, HARVEY DUTTON. RICHARD PaHerns Road Ahead Arisfa Naf'l. Honor Soc. Mafh Team Sing Lyric CommiHee F.D.R. Comm. EDELMAN, JACELYN EDELMAN. JOAN Sec. +0 Mr. Kramer Sing Boosters EDELMANN, BARBARA EDELSON. BONNIE HR, V, Presidenf H.R Treasurer 6.0. Rep. Red Cross Rep. CoHeqe Rep. Sec, +0 ML GoHlieb Epiloq Rep, EDELSTEIN, DEBBIE Na+'l Honor Soc. Sec. +0 Mrs. Greene EDIS, PHYLLIS Sing Mixed Chorus EIMER. LESLIE Doxa Archon Home Eco. Sq. Sec. +0 Mn Ginsberg Girls' Chorus Guard Sq. EISENBERG. HARRY Arisfa Archon Visual Aids Sq. Around New York Depufy Comm'r Model Unifed Nafions Guard Sq. Cafeferia Sq. EISENBERG, MARION Arisfa Naf'l Honor Soc. Boosfers Library Sq. Girls' Chorus Sing French Honor Soc. EISENBERGn WILLIE Boys' Chorus Gym Team WMQH LiHInq Tpam HR, Pres?den+ A EISENSTADT. ILR W a. Eva'zgfsomm ,rtheb' Librarv 54' EchoNESS. MAF Guard $q' q cafeferla - New5P0Pe' 0mm ELKIN. JUDY Sec. of Arish Archon . Studenf lnformahon Comm'r Sfudenf Council Sec Spanish Honor 50F. Sing Lyric Commnun Sec. +0 Mrs. Rosenb4 ELLIOT. MICHAEL Orchesfra Pianisf Accompanis+ for M1 orus Accompanisf For Gi horus ELLIS. EVELYN srisfa Danish Guard 5:0 '9m0 50c. Sing Epilog Sm; nor 50 EISENSTADT, ILRA ArKin FDH'K1 Ei FD R Ccm'n M e'h Team HbFarv Sq, ELCHONESS, MARC Guard Sq. Cafe+eria Sq. Newspaper Comm. ELKIN. JUDY Sec. 0 Arisfa Archon Sfudenf Inbrmafion Comm'r S+uden+ Council Sec. Spanish Honor Soc. Sing Lyric Commiffee Sec. +0 Mrs. Rosenberg ELLIOT, MICHAEL Orchesfra Pianisf Accompanisf for Mixed Chorus Accompanisf for Girls' Chorus ELLIS, EVELYN Arisfu Spanish Honor Soc. Guard Sq. Sigma Soc. Sing Epilog SiraHr EMM ER. FRED Guard Sq. Capt Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Schlakman Sec. +0 Dn Schub Language Lab. Coordi- na+or Archon EMMER. RISE Sing Guard Sq. WeHme Comm. Elndion Comm. Library Sq, EMMETT. JOSEPH Sing Chem. Sq. Music Sq. HR. V. Presiden+ ENGELBERG. ALAN Arism Na+'l Honor Soc. Sec, +0 Grade Adviser Sec. +0 Ass'f Principal Epi!og Sfaf? ENGELBERG: NORMAN Sec. in Records OH. Sec. En Dean's OFF. Newspaper Sq. ENGLEMAN, NANCY Twirlers Sec, +0 Mrs. Drucker Sec. fo Mr. Kassoy Sing ENIS, SHARON EPSTEIN, JOEL ERLICH. CHARLES Cross Counfr'y Team Visual Aids Sq. Sec. +o Mr. Solomon Track Team ERTISCHEK. STEPHEN Capt Stage Sq. Audio-Visual Sq. Phys. Lab Sq. Chem. Lab Sq. Bio. Lab Sq. Mc+h Team Sq. Sing FAGELMAN, CHARLENE Orchesha Band Arisfa Archon Spanish Honor Soc. F.D.R. Comm. H.R. Presiden'r FALICK, BONNIE Sec. +0 Mr. Borack Publicify Comm. Sing FAMILANT. LINDA E'edion Comm'r CodWcafion Comm'r Road Ahead Smg Lyric Commiffee Spanish Honor Soc. Arisfa Archon FARINA, JILL Sec. +0 Mrs, Wunder Sec. f0 Mr. Moskowifz Kensingfon Choraiiers Orchesfra Sing Guard Sq. FEINBERG, MICHAEL Mixed Chorus Sing Mafh Service Sq. Cafeferia Sq. FEINBERG. SUSAN Pafferns Arf Ed. Epilog Archon Sing Sec. in AHendance Off. Arf Sq. College Comm. FEINSTEIN. DAVIDA Sing F.D.R, Comm. Bio. Lab Sq. Sec. +0 Mrs Tashiian H.R. V. Presidenf Epilog Rep. FEINSTEIN. DOREEN Aris+a Archon Music Lounge Sq. Sec. fo Dr. Schub Sec. +0 Mn Kussin Sing FEIT. TEDDY Boy Leader of Arisfe Mgr. Tennis Team Mafh Team PcHerns , fo Dean ! gieferia Sq. ? i FERNBACH. ALI LSing . 5Sec. 'ro Mrs. Relc Sec. to Mr. Weiss 4i'm A gFERRONE. DOM ;Capf. Golf Team c $ 2 k , -aumy 98 'HQL-w, ,7. . MY - ..-V M, . WW... . .npw FELD, BRUCE Sec. +0 Dean Cafeforia Sq. FELDMAN, ARLINE Sec. ?0 Mr. Ginsberg Sec. fo Mr. Dank Sing FERNBACH, ALICE Sing Sec. fo Mrs. Reich Sec. fo Mr. Weissman FERRONE. DOMINICK Capt Golf Team FIELDS. SANDRA Library Sq. Ar'r Sq. Dramchs Workshop Sec. +0 Miss Ziri'sfein Sec. in Program Off. Epilog Rep. FINKEL. KAREN Girl Leader of Archon Arisfa Welfare Comm. Boosfers Sing Choreographer Sec. in Music Dep+. Guard Sq. FINKELSTEIN. JACK Varsity Soccer Team Guard Sq. Sec. to Mr. Kushnick FISCH. GILDA S.l.C. Comm. H.R. President Sing Sec. to Mr. Dank Sec. +0 Miss Shore FISCHLEWITZ. ALICE Sec. in $5. Off. Sec. in Bio. Off. FISH. DANIEL Archon Booksfore Comm'r Chem. Lab Sq. H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf FISH. IRA Chem. Lab Sq. Booksfore FISHER. JOYCE Library Sq. Sec. in Gym Off. Si-ng FISHER. SUSAN Sing Sec. fo Dr. Monfag Guard Sq. FISHMAN, DAVID Sec. +0 Mr. Dobren Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Chem. Sq. Newspaper Comm. Guard Sq. FISHMAN. HAROLD FITELSON. STEVE FITZGERALD, MAUREEN Sing Mixed Chorus FLANGER, BONNIE Sec. +0 Mr. Weissman Sec. f0 Mrs, Rcfhcbild Sec. In GTr's' Fmerqency Room AHen'Jonce Soc. $o Mrs. Laskow FLANZER' ELAI NE FLEGENHEI MER, JANE AH-Cify Orchesfra Orchesfra Band Archon FLEISSIG. LENORE Sec. f0 Mr. Dank Sec, in Girl's Dean's Off. Sec. En AHendance Off. Sec. in Girls' Healfh Ed. Off. Sing FORSYTH. LOUISE Band Sec. 0? Arisfa F.D.R. Comm. Welfare Comm. Sing Spanish Honor Soc. FOWLER. RICHARD FRANK. STEVEN Arisfa Archon Foiiuq Sr. Sec. SmH Bond Sec, ir AHnrdance OFF. FDR. Comm. Publich COWP'L NKENSTEIN FRQARILYN Orchesm girldLeader 0f Ari Archon College Comm- SPanish Honor 50' FREEDMAN. ERIC FREID. JOEL Archon Epilog Sfaff Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Fried Guard Sq. rnsmcns. JEFF VWW Foo+b n FRANKEL, ARTHUR FRANKENSTElN MARILYN Orchesfra Bond Girl Leader of Arisfa Archon College Comm. Spanish Honor Soc. FREEDMAN. ERIC FREID. JOEL Archon Epilog SfaH Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Fried Guard Sq. FRERICHS. JEFF Varsify Foofball Team Pres. Boys' Chorus FUHR. ROBERT Tennis Team gr. Varsi+y Baseball GALIN, HOWARD Archon Band Afhlefic Comm. College Rep. Epilog Rep. Sing Sfage Sq. GALL, ALAN All-Cify Orchesfro Orchesfra Archon Sec. in AHendance OH. GALLUHO. ROSEANN Sing Girls' Chorus Social Service Comm. GAMARSKI, CHARLES Archon Visual Aids Sq. Sfage Sq. Sec. in Emergency Room Sing GANS. RICHARD Rifle Team Sec, +0 Mr. Kushnick Sec. +0 Mr. Dank Sec. in Emergency Room Program Comm. Mixed Chorus GARDNER. CYNTHIA Girls' Chorus Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. Laskow Sec. +0 Mrs. Marh f ' . ; 1g 5 L x Q' '32 Kiwis 93 7:3: GARFEN. MARLENE Sing Publici+y Comm. Recreafion Comm. Sec. in Boys' Dean's Off. GARTENLAUB. JUDl Sec. +0 Miss Shore Sec. +0 Dr. Jassey Sing Social Service Comm. GAYNOR. ALAN Newspaper Comm. Guard Sq. Library Sq. GEIER. JUDITH Sec. +0 Mr. Cohen Sec. +0 Mr. Scarinzi Sec. +0 Mrs. Mar+z Sing GEIER. PENNY Kensingfon Choraliers Mixed Chorus Sing Boosfers H.R. Presidenf GELB. THOMAS Visual Aids Sq, Bio Sq. GELFARB. LEONARD Track Team GELLERl DALE H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf Sing Swifchboard GELLER. ROSALIND Sing Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mrs. Kanof Sec. +0 Mrs. Alfholz Sec. +0 Mr. Block Sec. +0 Mrs. Laskow GELMAN. GLORIA Sec. +0 Mrs. Daifz Sec. in Gym Off. Sing GENDEL. DEDE Sec. +0 Mr. Eisenberg Girls' Choru5 H.R. V. Presidenf Ticke+ Sales Comm. GERLICK. DONALD H.R. V. Presidenf GERSHUNY. LEON $q- Sec. m Miss 5 0 Mhletic Comm' GEWANTER. DAVI' m Team Boys' Chorus GHERARDI. JO.AN GERSHON, GLORIA Sccial Service Comm GERSHUNY. LEONARD Guard Sq. Soc. fo Miss Shore Afhlefic Comm. GEWANTER. DAVID Gym Team Boys' Chorus GHERARDI. JO-ANN GIANCHETTI. ANTHONY GILBERT. ANDREA 5.5. Forum Guard Sq. Sing Orienfafion Comm, Dramah'cs Workshop GILL, MADELINE . N ., . J'.V,:,. -1..,v, . !1; LV'K . ll. g. V. m, WL;, s. -x.lLI MIN ffcpdcfH vuavu bq. GILLMAN. STEVEN Bop Chorus Sec. to Mr. Schlakmon Sec. to Miss Simpson Guard Sq. GIORDANO. JENNIFER Sec. to Mrs. Heller Cafeteria Sq. GIRSHEK. MEL Varsify Foofball Team Jr. Varsity Foofball Mixed Chorus Sec. +0 Mr. Schlakman GITLIN. DIANE Head Sec. Mixed Chorus Boosfers Arisfa Capt Guard Sq. Sec. fo Mr. Schlakman Welfare Comm. Sing GLASER, MARK Gym Team What happened to the Mickey Mouse cartoon? 103 GLASS. JEFFREY Archon Sing Pianisf Boys' Chorus Bio. Lab Sq. Guard Sq. 5.5. Forum Sing Lyric Commiffee SLASSER. JOEL 6.0. Rep. GLASSMAN. ALAN GLASSMAN, ELEANOR Arisfa Archon French Honor Soc. V. Presidenf Girls' Chorus Epilog Orienfafion Comm. Sec. in College OFF. GLICKMAN, MARK GLUCK. CAROLYN College Comm'r Ar+ Sq. Mafh Team Sec. fo Mr. Cabaf Sec. f0 Mr, Eisensfadf Sec. +0 Dr. Schub HR. V. Presidenf GOLANDO. SANTO GOLDBERG, BARBARA Sec. +0 Mr. Lefkowifz Sing GOLDBERG. NORMA Sing Sec. Music Lounge Comm, F.D.R. Comm. H.R. President Boos'rers Welfare Comm. GOLDBERG. SHEILA Sing H.R. President GOLDBERG. STEPHEN AH-Cify Orchesfra Orchestra Orchesfra Mgr. Arisfa Naf'l Honor Soc. Archon GOLDBERGl SUSAN Arf Sq. eoLDENBERG Fooiball Team Guard sq'. Social 59mm Club Comm- Sec. to M Me 5.5, Forum GOLDMAN. Arista Archon Sing Boosters Welfare Com Sec. to Dean Sec. to Mrs. D GOLDSMITHI Archon Sing Kenwood Switchboard Guard Sq. Sec. in Recor Sec. in Math 1 GOLDSTEIN. Arisfa 5' ? Lyric . ec. in La 566- in M390 Sec, f0 Mr 8- Red CrOss Rel GOLDBLATT, MARJORIE AHSYO GOLDENBERG, STEVE buxocll Tucm Guard Sq. Souol Sofvma Comm. Cluo Comm. 5m. 10 Mr. Mascari 5.5. Forum GOLDMAN. MARSHA Arista Archon Sing Boosfers Welfare Comm. Sec. to Dean Sec. to Mrs. Drucker GOLDSMITH, RONA Archon Sing Kenwood Smtchboard Guard Sq. Sec. in Records Off. Sec. in Math OH. GOLDSTEIN. JUDY Arism Sing Lyric CommiHee Sec. in Language OH. Sec. in Mr. Dank s Off. Sec. to Mr. Singer Red Cross Rep. GOLDSTEIN, MARCIA Sec. in Records Off. SSC- To Mrs. Laskow Sing GOLDSTEIN, MARC Omrwnrc Bond Photo Sq. Chum, Lab Sq. Sing GOLDSTEIN. RENEE Aristo Publicity Comm, Carnival Comm. Sing Sec. to Dean Kenwood Sec. to Mrs. Feldman GOLDSTEIN. RICHARD Orchestra Archon Music Sq. Orchestra Sec. Leader GOLDSTEIN. SHARON Sing Lyric'Commiffee Sec. in 6.0. Off. Music Lounge Comm'r Publiciw Comm. Recreation Comm. Sing Archon GOLINKOFF, ELLIOTT Tennis Team GOLUB. DENNIS Guard Sq. Sec. in English OFF. GOODHEART. WILLIAM Cross Counfry Team Capt Cross Counfry Team Track Team GOODY, HOWARD H.R. Presidenf Naf'l Honor Soc. Chem. Lab Sq. Carnival Comm. Orienfafion Comm. S.I.C. Comm. Sing GORDON. BARBARA GORDON. BONNIE Argus Arf Sfaff Epilog Ar'r Sfaff Sing Sec. in Affendance OFF. GORDON. LAURIE Kensingfon Choraliers' Pianis'r Arisfa Archon Sing Orchesha Sec. +0 Mr. Heymonf Sec. +0 Mr. Sarney GORDON, MAXINE Epilog Staff Sec. 10 Mrs. Grant Sing GORDON, NORMAN H.R, Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf GORDON. SERENA 60TH EL F. I RA GOTTDAN K. Ll N DA Boos'rers Orienfafion Comm. H.R. Secre+ary Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. Wunder Sec. fo Mrs, Daifz GOTTLIEB. DAVID GOULDI ELLEN Sing Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Marcus Sec. +0 Mrs. Sfern Chorus HR. Presidenf GRAS W '+ E Kenwood Q: sta 00 ?;qu M W sing GRAY. WARRE GREEN. ALLYC Sporfs Club GREENBAUM, BENJAMIN Varsity Soccer Co-Capf. Socce GREENEERG, Welfare Comm GRASSI, ROSEMARY iv :43 Fuamru Ed. Kywagd A;S Y Ed. Kg'xmch Ar? Snag; E5 in An Staff Sing GRAY, WARREN GREEN. ALLYCE Sporfs Club GREENBAUM, BENJAMIN Varsity Soccer Team Co-Capt. Soccer Team GREENBERG. ANDREA Welfare Comm. GREENBERG, NORMAN GREENE, HELEN Lunar, 5Q. mb.,lr1K.;Onugt: UH. SUy.?QrV1RKQ3NMOH Slng GREENE. ROBERT GREENWALD. ANTON Arisfa Math Team Band Sing H.R. Presiden? Newspaper Comm. Chess Team GREIF. GAIL Sing Sec. fo Mr, Tabliz Sec. +0 Mrs. Wunder Sec. +0 Mrs. Stern Guard Sq. GREVE. ALFRED GRISAFFI, PHILIP Jr. Varsify Baseball Varsify Baseball Team Soccer Team Boys' Chorus GROBSTEIN. JACK Track Team Cross Coun'rry Team GROSS. GLORIA Guard Sq. Girls' Chorus H.R. V. Presidenf Archon GRUNDFAST. JACQUELINE Sing Sec. in Kensingfon Cafeferia Sq. GUILD. JANEE Sec. +0 Miss Simpson Sec. +0 Mr. Kosfman Library Sq. Sing GUTMAN. REBECCA Co-Capf. Twirlers Music Lounge Comm. Si-ng GUTSTEINI LINDA Sing Doxa Sec. f0 Mrs. Sfern Sec. fo Mrs. Wunder Sec. fo Mrs. Feldman HAAS. LINDA Sing Ass'+ Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker Sec. f0 Mr. Reiss HABASI HUGH Arisfa Mixed Chorus Band Sing HAGER. JAN Swifchboard Carnival Comm. Social Service Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Dank Sec. 1'0 Mrs. Rofhchild Sing HALBERTI JACK Sfage Sq. Sing Sec. fo Mrs. Rosman HALLl GENE HALPERINl ANN Sec. in Mr. Dank's OH. Sec. in College Off. Sec. +0 Alumni Ass'n Sing WW, sUSAN ?:?:o Dr. Bernshi Guard Sq. Sec. in 1- ' ' . Recreahon Comm Carniva ' Sing HAMILTON. BAR Sec. i0 Mrs, ShlP HAMPSON. CA Kenwood Sing l 'ANDSCHU, Nai'l Honor So French Honor Sec. in $5. Off Sec- +0 Dr. J35 599 in BM mg HALPERN, ALAN ' ' .t'LJ .UJ E HALPERN. SUSAN Amta 56L to Dr. Bernstein Guard Sq. Soc. in 5.3. Off. Recreation Comm. Carnival Comm, Sing HAMILTON. BARBARA Sec. to Mrs, Shapiro HAMPSON. CAROL Kenwood Sing HANDSCHU. MARGO Nat'l Honor Soc. French Honor Soc. Sec. in 5.5. OH. Sec. to Dr. Jassey Sec. in WI Sing HANDWERKER, DENNIS HARDY, JOHN HARRIS, ALAN HR. Presiden? H.R. V. Presidonf Sea to Mr. Sayer 5.5. Forum Varsify Handbail Team HARRIS, JOHN Basketball Team College Rep. Ar? Sq. HART. SUE Sec. fo Mrs. Helier Cafeferia Sq. HARTGLASS, ERIC Jr. Varsity Baseoakl Co-Chairman Freshman Sing Kensinqtcn Choraliers HR. President HAYDEN. ROBERT Guard Sq. Rifle Team HAYES, PATRICIA HERTZ. BARRY Sing All Sporfs Club Sec. fo Mrs. Levine HECHTMAN. HOWARD HERZ. MARALYN Sing Arisfa I I I . S . Guard Sq. NEH Honor oc ' Sec. +0 Mr. Scarinzi M . E 'l , Sec. +0 rs ml , Sec. in Affendance Off. Visual Aids Sq. HERCZEG. EMILY Arisfa Sec. in Language Off. H.R. President H.R. Secrefary Sing HERMAN. ARLENE College Rep. Girls' Chorus Sing Girls' Bowling Club HERMAN, CAROL Sing HERRMAN. JOANNE Sporfs Club HERZLICH. MELANIE Doxa Arf Sq. Comm'r Sec. f0 Mrs. S+ern Sec. +0 Mrs. Wunder Sec. +0 Miss ScongereHa Gi-rls' Chorus Sing HEYMONT. GEORGE Sing Pianisf Around New York Comm'r Mixed Chorus Arisfa Archon HEYNICKI HAZEL Band Sing Epilog Arf SfaH Archon Sec. +0 Mrs. Glassberg HIBEL. OLIVIA Argus Feafure Ed. Sec. +0 Mrs. De Loafch Sec. +0 Mrs, Solomon HIRSCHENFA SANDRA Sing Library Sq. Welfare Com HOCHBERG, Boosters Doxa Sec. in Mafh 0 Sec. in Dr. Ber Sec. in Health Arisfa Sing HOCHMANI Archon Carnival Com H-E. Cresidenf Sihg' ' Presid ; ' 6'0- Rep. Sec, i Gym 0 ?HGGH5,CAROLYN HIRSCH, MARK HIRSCHENFANG. SANDRA Sing Library Sq. W elfare Comm. HOCHBERG. CAN DACE Boosters Doxa Sec. in Mafh Off. Sec. in Dr, Bernstein's Off. Sec. in Health Ed. Off. Arisfa Sing HOCHMAN. HARRIET Archon Carnival Comm, HR. President HR. V. Presidenf Sing 6.0. Rep. Sec. in Gym Off. HOCKMAN.ANHA HOFFMAN, JUDY sing Guard Sq. Anna Non anu Sup Epucg 37cm HOLFEDER. CARL HOLWAY. JAMES Gym Team Field Sq. Mixed Chorus Chem Sq. HORN. JOHN HORNSTEIN. MARSHA S.I.C. Comm. Sec. fo Mrs. De Loafch Swifchboard Cafeferia Guard HOROWITZ, ALAN Kensianon Co-ordinafor OHICe Moni+or And now for my next trick, I'll make the second row disappear. HOROWITZ. ARLENE Red Cross Rep. Chorus 6.0. Rep. HOROWITZ. MARTIN Cross Counfry Team Argus Band HOROWITZ. SANDY Afhlefic Comm. Archon Naf'l Honor Soc. Boosters Sing H.R. Presiden? Kenwood HOROWITZ. STEVE Kensingfon Choraliers Pres. Guard Sq. Sing HOSIER. BARBARA Swifchboard Guard Sq. Sec. fo Miss Tashiian H.R. Secrefary HOWARD. DANIEL Band Dance Band Swimming Team HOWARD. RICHARD Capt Guard Sq. HYMAN. ANNE Archon Argus News Ed. Sec. in 55. Dept Sec. +0 Mrs. Greene Sec. +0 Mrs. Sierles Sec. +0 Mrs. Levine Boosfers HYMANI MICHAEL Varsify Baskefball Team IAVERNARO. ELENA Swifchboard H.R. Secrefary INDELICATO. MICHAEL Sec. to Mrs. Monahan ITZKOWITZ. RHODA Sec. +0 Mrs. Alfholz Sec. +0 Miss Sorscher Carnival Comm. Sing JANNELLI. ANT H.R. V. Presiden'f Capf, Guard SQ- Gym Secrefaly JANOVER, JOA College Sec. H.R. President Hoosiers Sing H.R. V. Presiden JASKOLKA' MI Soccer Team Sec. f0 Mr, Eise W mm w JAFFE. DANIEL Gym Team Guard Sq. JAFFE. MARCIA Sing Sec. +0 Grade Adviser JANNELLI. ANTHONY H.R. V. Presidenf Capf. Guard Sq. Gym Secrefary JANOVER. JOAN College Sec. HR. President Boosfers Sing H.R. V. Presidenf JASKOLKA. MICHAEL Soccer Team Sec. To Mr. Eisenberg JENSEN. MARGIE Girls' Chorus Doxa Sec. +0 Mrs. Sfern JOHNSON. NATALIE JONAS. STANLEY Ma'rh Team Ass'+ Ed. Road Ahead Arisfa Chairman Sing Lyric Commiffee Archon JORGENSON. CHRISTA Archon Girls' Chorus Sec. +0 Mrs. S+ern Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker Locker Guard H.R. Secre'rary JOSEPHSON. MARJORIE Arisfa Archon Sing Orien+a+ion Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Dank JUNGREIS. PINNAS KACHEL. JOAN Sec. +0 Mr. Weinberger Sec. fo Mr. Dank Sec. in A++endance Off. Girls' Bowling Club H.R. V. Presiden+ 114 KAGAN, ROBIN Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Library Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Barr Sec. +0 Mr. Greenwald Sing KAHAN. JOEL Sec. fo Mr. Alfer Road Ahead Naf'l Honor Soc. KAHN. HARVEY Guard Sq. KAHN. WILLA KALTER. MARSHALL Track Team Cross Counfry Team KAMPF. RICHARD Capf. Bowling Team Sec. +0 Mr. Delaney Bowling Team KAPLAN, JAY Mixed Chorus H.R. President Aris+a Sing KAPLAN. RUBIN Dramafics Workshop Music Lounge Sing 6.0. Rep. Aud. Shage Sq. Sec. +0 Mrs. Fuchs Sec. +0 Mrs. Sierles KARP. ELLEN Mixed Chorus Sing Boosfers Sec, in Girls Dean's Off. KASPER. LYNNE Boosfers Sing Sec. fo Mrs. Blakin Sec. +0 Mr. Shapiro KASS. SHERRY Arisfa Archon Sec. fo Kensingfon Counci Elecfion Comm. Chorus Si-ng Sec. +o Grade Adviser KATCHEN. DAVID Archon Mixed Chorus Kensingfon Choraliers Sing Guard Sq. KATZ. FRAN Afghan Guard Sq. ' E Sec. in GIFIS RoomS 'b ry Q- ISilecfa'to Mr. Sh Sec. in 5.5- Of Sing KATZ. MARTI Aris'ro Archon H.R. Presiden1 Sec. in Mr. Du Sec. in AHend Bio. Off. Chem. Lab Sq KAYE. CARO Sec. +0 Mrs. R Sec. in Genen Kenwood Sinq KAYE. DIANE Arisfa Archon Sing Welfare Co, ecreafion Q - - Presiden ec. to Mr. Si KAYE. FREDR Colle Bio. L96: germ 9C. f0 quIS .8 KATSKE. PAULA Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. S+ern Locker Guard KATZ. FRAN Archon Guard Sq. Sec. in Girls' Emergency Room Library Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Sfein Sec. in 5.5. OFF. Sing KA1Z, MARTIN Arisfa Archon H.R. Presiden+ Sec. in Mr. Dank's Off. Sec. in Affendance Off. Bio. Off. Chem. Lab Sq. KAYE. CAROLE Sec. fo Mrs. Rossman Sec. in General Off. Kenwood Sinq KAYE. DIANE Arisfa Archon Sing Welfare Comm. Recreafion Comm. H.R. President Sec. fo Mr. Singer KAYE. FREDRIKA College Comm. Bio. Lab Sq. Sec. fo Mr. Schiff S Q KAYE, STEPHAN KEE. DIANA Guard Sq. Library Sq. Sing KELLY. PAUL Boys' Chorus KELSKY. ALAN H.R. Presidenf H.R. Treasurer Sing r-., Frag W :23 I Ill 5! W :21: l!!! E? E KEMPNER. MIRTA Sec. fo Mrs. Gerber KENNISl BARRY X W WWW WM 115 KESSELMAN, CAROL Girls' Bowling Club Sing KESSLER. CYNTHIA Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Sobel Sec. +0 Dr, Schub Sing KESSLER. PETER Band Sing KESTEN BAU M. JACK Audio Visual Sq. Sing KIERNAN. WILLIAM KING. ADRENE Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Sec. +0 Miss Cashman Sec. in EmergenCy Room H.R. Presidenf Sfudenf Council Dramafics Vvlorkshop v m w . - KISCH. RONNY PresN 5.5. Forum Boy Leader of Archon H.R. Presidenf Bio. Lab Sq. Chem. Lab Sq. KIVELOWITZ. HELENE Sing Sec. in AHendance Off. PaHerns Arf Sfaff KIVULIS. GUNTA Orchesha Sing KLEIN. BARBARA Sing KLEiN. STANLEY H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf 6.0. Rep. Mixed Chorus Sing 5.5. Forum Jr. Varsify Football KLIEGER. BARRY Band Mgr. Arisfa Band Orchesfra Dance Band Sec. +0 Mr, Dobren Sec. fo Dr. Jassey KLUGMAN. Archon Sfudenf Cou: H.R. Presidew Eleciion Con Ambassadorh Sing Civil Service .r KNAPP. FLC Sec. to Mrs. KOKEL, BAI Arisfa Naf'l Honor French Hom Sec. +0 Girls Capt SOCCe FOUnd Ne Sfudenf Coy: ecreainn ' ' PFESide KLOIN. JAY KLOPERT. CAROL Sing Sec. to Dr. Schub Locker Guard KLUGMAN. NANCY Archon Studenf Council H.R, Presidenf Elecfion Comm. Ambassadorial Comm. Sing Civil Service Comm. KNAPP. FLORENCE Sec. to Mrs. Daifz KOKEL, BARBARA Arisfa Naf'l Honor Soc. French Honor Soc. Sec. f0 Girls' Dean KOLENDER, HERMAN Capt Soccer Team Around New York Comm'r Sfudenf Council RecreaHon Comm. HR. Presidenf KOPP. NEAL Sec. f0 Mr. Goldberg Cafeteria Sq. KOZEROWITZ, LES Varsify Track Team Orchesfra Mgr. Cross Counfry Team Sec. +0 Mr. Ginsberg Sec. fo Mr. Solomon Archon H.R. Presidenf KOZLOWSKI. MICHAEL Boys' Chorus Sec. +0 Mr. Cohn Seec. +o Mr. Samsky KRAHAM; BARRY HR. Presiden+ H.R, V. Presidenf Sfudenf Council KRAMER. ANNA Sec. +0 Mr. Ginsberg Sec. +0 Dr. Bader Music Lounge Comm. Sing KRAMER. ELLEN Welfare Comm. Sing Archon Sec. +0 Mrs. Feldman Guard Sq. Sec in Girls' Dean's OH. KRAUS. CONRAD Soccer Team KREECH. PAULA Arisfa Sing Welfare Comm. Spanish Honor Soc. Sec. in Language OFF. Sec. in A++endance OH. Sec. in Records Off. KREMINS. BARBARA KROPP. EILEEN Sing Tennis Club Spring Concerf Arf CommiHee KRUMHOLZ. ELLEN Arisfa Archon Mixed Chorus Boosfers Ed, of Kenwood F.D.R. Comm. Sec. +0 Mr, Eisensfadf KRUZE. MARIS Varsi+y Soccer Team x KRUZE. RUTA KUR'IZ. EMILY Argus Kensing+on Choraliers Sec +0 Mrs. Daifz Sec. +0 Mrs. Quak'rman College Rep. H.R, Treasurer KU RTZ. RODNEY H.R. Presiden+ Sfudenf Council KUSHEL, KENNETH LAKRITZ. SANDY Sing WeHare Comm. Guard Sq. Library Sq. Sec. in Boys' Dean's OPE. Archon LAKRITZ. SUSAN Sec. in Gym OFF. Sec. fo Mrs. Drucker Sing Archon Isllerfrea'rion C0 Pafierns Guard Sq. . Sec. +0 Mr. SIn Sec. f0 Mr. LANZOFF. JA Sec. 'ro Mr. Le Mi-xed Chorus Sing Sec. b Mrs. Til LARSON. DIA Girls' Chorus LA TORRE. S Guard Sq. LATTANZIo, LANDIS. EUGENE Sec. +0 Mr. Greenwald Guard Sq. LANE. ALICE Archon Sing Recreafion Comm. PaHerns Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Singer Sec. +0 Mr. Chaney LANZOFF. JACQUELINE Sec. +0 Mr. Lefkowi'rz Mixed Chorus Sing Sec. 'ro Mrs. Tillis LARSON. DIANE Girls' Chorus LA TORRE. SUSAN Guard Sq. LATTANZIO. LARRY LAX. MARSHA Epilog Sfaff Sec. in An Supply Room Prolog LAZAR. FREDA Sing H.R. Presidenf Sec. fo Mrs. Sorscher LAZAR. RUTH Kensingfon Co-ordinafor Boosfers Sing Guard Sq. Assembly.Planning Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Weissman Sec. +0 Mrs. Ober LEFFl NATHAN Music Lounge Sq. Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Wolf Sec. +0 Mr. Marcus LEFFEL. ELLIOT Sing Guard Sq. 5.5. Forum LEIBOWITZ. RONNIE Girls' Chorus Sing H.R. V. Presidenf Dramafics Workshop Sec. +0 Mrs. Fuchs Gym Off. LERNER. BARRY LERNER. DIANE Boosfers Epilog Sfaff Sing Leader Chorus Sec. +0 Dean Sec. +0 Mrs. Hillson Band LERNER. JUDITH Sing 6.0. Rep. Sec. in AHendance Off. Sec. in Records Off. LESSER. PHILLIP LEVENE. LOUISE Elecfion Comm. Epilog Sfaff H.R. V. Presidenf Sec. in 5.5. Off. Sing LEVENTHAL. BRUCE Bio. Sq. Booksfore LEVI, AL Arisfa DAVID LEVINE. ALAN Newspaper Comm. Cafeferia Sq. Sec. +0 Miss Shore Sec. fo Mrs. Kipp LEVINE. ESTHER EpHog Rep. H.R. Treasurer Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy Orienfafion Comm. WeHare Comm. Sfudenf Informafion Comm. LEVINE. RICHARD Swimming Team Bio. Lab Sq. Baskefball Team College Rep. LEVITANI CHARLES Arisfa Naf'l Honor Soc. Afhlefic Comm'r Music Lounge Comm. Chem. Sq. College Rep. HHR. V. Presidenf away Sing. LEW, MIMI A1.Cify Chorus Mixed Chorus Guard Sq. Sing LIBERANTE. J0 Vanity Football UBERMAN' ED Library Sq. Epilo? Rep. Sing LEVY. HENRY Phys. Lab. Sq. Afhleiic Comm. Bio. Lab. Sq. . Sing Lyric CommIHee Sing Library Sq. Cafeferia Guard LEVY. LOIS Capt Boosfers Pres. Chorus Sec. +0 Mr. Cohn H.R. Presidenf H.R. Secrefary Recreafion Comm. Sing. LEW, MIMI AH-Cify Chorus Mixed Chorus Guard Sq. Sing LIBERANTE. JOHN Varsnfy Foofball Team LIBERMAN. EDIE Library Sq. Epilog Rep, Sing LIEBERMAN. STEWART Ll MANDRI. JEANETTE H.R. Presidenf H.R. Treasurer LINDOWER. ARTHUR LINKA. BEVERLY Sing Sec. 10 Mr. Eisensfad+ Sec. +0 Mrs. Stern Epilog Rep. LISSl GERALD Sec. fo Mr. Dobren Cafeferia Sq. Sing Guard Sq. LITT. JAY Band Orchesfra Music Service Sq. Orchesfra Sec. Leader LJUBICICH. ROBERT Cafeferia Sq. H.R. Baskefball Team Soccer Team LOEHFELM. FRED Capf. Hockey Team Swimming Team LOHNER, GISELA Arf Sq. Sing LOM BARDI. TH ERESA LO RE. ANGELA Sec. +0 Mr. Ginsberg Sec. fo Mr. Lefkowifz Sec. fo Dr. Bader Music Lounge Comm. Sing LORE. LINDA Sing H.R. Secrefary LOVEITT. RONALD Boys' Chorus Cafeferia Sq. LOVETT. MICHAEL LOWINGER. ESTHER Arisfa Bio. Sq. Sec. +0 Mrs. Daifz Sec. Jro Mrs. Mirin Sing Locker Guard LUCERA, ANGELA Sec. to Mr. Dobren Sec. 10 Mr. Kassoy Guard Sq. All Sporfs Club LUDWIG. ALAN LUONGO. ARTHUR Boys' Chorus Library Sq. H.R. Presidenf LYNCH. DENNIS H g?tvkesidw Calereria Sq. not 506 MADANS. ELLIOT MAGENHEIM. GAIL Libraq Sq. Math Service Sq Guard Sq. Sing Archon MAHON. Pm Visual Ajds Sq. LURIE. JOYCE Sec in Affendance OH. Sec. 1'0 Mrs. Sfern Guard Sq. Av'nbassadmiai Comm. Sec. To Mrs. Drucker Sec. +0 Mrs. Gerber LYNCH. DENNIS Na'r'l Honor Soc H.R. V. President Cdeferia Sq. MADANS. ELLIOT MAGENHEIM. GAIL Library Sq. Math Service Sq. Guard Sq. Sing Archon MAHON. PETER Visual Aids Sq. MALEH. JACK Guard Sq. MANDEL, DAVID Mixed Chorus AILCHy Chorus MANGANARO. SAL Jr. Varsify Baseball Varsify Baseball Team Sec. fo Mr. Solomon Sec. To Mr. Fried MARAZZI. MICHELE Sec. fo Mr. Dobren Sing MARGULIES. ALAN Archon Naf'l Honor Soc. Depufy Newspaper Comm'r H.R. V. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mrs. Rosenberg Sec. +0 Mrs. Rossman Kensingfon Choraliers MARINBACH. JANE Arisfa Archon Boosfers Sinq Kensingfon Elecfion Comm'r Spanish Honor Soc. Sec. 10 Language Off. MARKS. DONNA Sinq Music Lounge Comm. Sec.1o Mrs. Alfholz Library Sq. MARKSHEID. JANICE Archon Epilog Sfaff Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Sayer Sec. f0 Mrs. Feldman Social Service Comm. Guard Sq. MARQUIT. LENI Elecfion Comm. Carnival Comm. Folk Singing Club H.R. V. Presidenf H.R. Secrefary Sec. to Mrs. Daifz Sing MARSHALL. STUART MARTIN. RICHARD 6.0. Rep. Welfare Comm. Guard Sq. Sing MARTINO. ANTHONY Foofball Team Baseball Team Capt Bowling Team MARZULLO. FRANKLYN Boys' Chorus Handball Team MASLANSKY. MELVIN Band H.R. V. Presidenf MATAYS. CHARLES Epilog Business Ed. Arisfa Archon Sec. to Mr. Spieler Sec. fo Boys' Dean Cafeferia Guard MATLIN. SANDRA Sec. 1'0 Mr. Dank Guard Sq. Red Cross Rep. Chorus MATORIN, JANET Mimeo Sq. Guard Sq. Band Off. MATTINGLEY. JOAN Co-Chairman Jr.. Sr. Sing Epilog Arf Ed. Elecfion Comm. Sec. College Comm. Mafh Team Arisfa Sing MATURO. TEDDY Cofeferia Monifor H.R. Baskerball Team ,. ooccer Team McCABE. JOHN Gym Team McCOLLUM. El All Sports Club Sec. 10 Mrs. Levi MATYAS. SAMUEL Sing Guard SQ- Gym Secrefary MAZZARESE. THOMAS McCABE. JOHN Gym Team McCOLLUM. EILEEN All Sporfs Club Sec. to Mrs. Levine Mc CUMISKEY. JOANNE Sec. fo Mrs. DaHz McMANUS. THOMAS Band Mc NULTY. JAMES Swimming Team Capt MECHLOWICZ. ISRAEL Soccer Team Cafeferia Sq. H.R. BaskefbaH Team MECKER. JAY MEEHAN. LAURA Sec. +0 Mrs. O'Brien Mimeo Sq. Sec. to Miss Scongerella MEISTER. DIANE Sing Girls' Chorus Boosfers H.R. Presidenf 6.0. Rep. Locker Guard Aw, C'mon, give me my finger back. MELNICK. PAUL Mixed Chorus Varsify Soccer Team Capt Bowling Team Color Guard Sing Guard Sq. Sec. fo Mr. Cohn MENDELSON. FELICE Sing MESSINA. JILL Sec. fo Mrs. Sfern Sec. 1'0 Miss Tashiian Sec. +0 Mrs. Haas Sing Girls' Chorus MEYER. JESSICA Sec. +0 Miss Simpson Sec. +0 Mrs. Kipp MEYER. SUSAN Sec. +0 Girls' Dean Losf and Found Cafeferia Sq. Sing MICHELSON. LINDA Archon Boosfers Argus Business Mgr. Argus Arf Sfaff Argus Feafure Sfaff S+uden+ Council Spanish Honor Soc. MIGLIONICO. LAURA MILBERG. ALAN Varsify Foofball Team Jr. Varsify FoofbaH H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf Recrea+ion Comm. Sing MELLER. BARBARA Sec.1o Miss Shore Guard Sq. Sec. fo Mr. Dobren Sec. fo Mr. Kussin Sing Sec. in Emergency Room Archon MILLER. HENRY H.R. Pre'sidenf SfudemL Council H.R. V. Presidenf MILLMAN. UNDA Sing Girls' Chorus Sec. +0 Mr. Scarinzi Sec. fo Mr. Dobren MIMOUNl ODETTE MINTZIS. ETHE Sec. fo Mrs. TY Social Service Sing MINZER. STEV- Golf Team MlMoUN, RAPHAEL MINTZ. RONNIE Capf. Phofo Sq. Mixed Chorus Archon Arisfa MINTZIS. ETHEL Sec. ?0 Mrs. Tyson Social Service Comm. Sing MINZER. STEVEN Golf Team MLAWSKY. JENNY Naf'l Honor Soc. Sec. in Grade Adviser's OFF. Sec. +0 Mrs. Emil Sing Kenwood Sec. in Emergency Room MODEL. MARTIN Baseba l Team Sec. fo Mr. Deufcher 6.0. Off. MOGULESCU. JOHN Basketball Team Capf. Tennis Team H.R. Presidenf MOINESTER. DEANNA French Honor Soc. Orchestra Sing Chorus Sec. to Mr. Weiss MOLBERGER. HARRIET Feafure Ed. Argus Third Term V. Pre'sidenf Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Sec. in Language OFF. MOLINARI. FRANK MOLLICA. VINCENT Cafefe ria Guard Sec. in Emergency Room H.R. Presidenf MONTAPERTO. CHARLES MONTEMARANO. CECELIA Doxa Treasurer H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mr. Weissman Sec. +0 Miss Kraus MORFOGEN. ANN Sec. +0 Mr. Greenberg Library Sq. Sing MORRIS. LOUIS Argus Sporfs Ed. Sec. fo Mr. Wolf Carnival Comm. Epilog Sfaff MORRISON. THOMAS MOSKOWITZ. STEVEN MOSS. SHELLEY Boosfers Sing H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf H.R. Secrefary Sec. fo Miss Schnell MOSS. STEVEN MUCHNICK. PHYLLIS Sec. in Ar? OH. Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy Gym Team Co-Cap'r. MUGGE. HAROLD Soccer Team Guard Sq. F.D.R. Comm. M U RCH. DIANE Capt Boosfers Sing Chorus MURPHY. LAWRENCE Orchesfra Sec. 10 Boys' Dean MURRAY. PHYLLIS Sec. +0 Mrs. Heller Sec. fo Mrs. Sierles Guard Sq. Sing Mixed Chorus N. LE in Mr, Kusiin H: Mr. 5pm 1. MN! foMm Sides MUSACCHIO, ALFRED Jr 'v'v.r, Equimi Ema i Sq. SN; 'w 9115 Kgp'ful MUSCARELLA. JANE Library Sq. NELSON. LIZ Sec. fo Mr. Kussln Sec. fo Mr. Spifzberg NEWITZ. RALENE Sec. fo Mrs. Sierles Sing NEWMAN. IRIS Social Service Comm. Sec. to Ass'f Boys' Dean Sec. fo Mrs. Solomon NISGORE. IRENE Archon Sec. fo Mr. Dobren Sec. f0 MTss Shore Sec. +0 M's. Gerber Kensing+on Progra'r Comm. Sing Guard Sq. NISLOW. JANET Sec. 1:; Boy;' Uuan Soc. m B o. 0!? HR. Treasurer G 0. Rep. Sec. ?0 ML W'CW NOGIN. ANITA Art Sq. Sec. ?0 Miss Fox Sing NORTON. DOLORES NOVACK. FRANCES Aris+a Elecfion Comm. S.I.C. Comm. Spanish Honor Soc. Sec. French Honor Soc. Road Ahead Sing NOVAKOFF. ALAN Orchestra Guard Sq. Ass'f 10 Mr. Chaney NUSBACHER. BRIAN V. Presidenf of Boys' Chorus Sec. +0 Mr. Seiden Sing I love you. 'mlwv w wuuwn ..,,. 130 O'BRIEN, JAMES Baskefball Team Capf. Baskefball Team Jr. Varsi'ry Foofball Cafeferia Guard Jr. Varsify Basaball OBSTFELD. KAILA Library Sq. Sec. +0 Dean Social Service Comm. Sfudenf Informafion Comm. Sing Arisfa Epilog OLINERg TERI Mixed Chorus Guard Sq. Sing. ONEK. BRUCE Bio. Lab Ass'f ORR. KENNETH OSTERBACH. MENACHEM Soccer Tea m OSTROVSKY. KAREN Sec. +0 Mr. Lerner Sec. in Emergency Room H.R. Affendance Monifor PACI. SEBASTIAN PANZER. MARILYN Twirlers Mixed Chorus Guard Sq. Sec. to Mrs. Mulhern PARKER. BRUCE Argus Assoc. News Ed. PARKER. MICHAEL Archon Band Guard Sq. Red Cross Rep. Bio. Lab. Sq. PARNESI LEON PARR'NELLO' pATaAKA. V' 9;??? Muss ofiem'rion Guard Sq. , H.R. V. Presnd Sing Dramafics W PATTERSON. Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Sec. to Mrs. Art Sq. Sing PAULUCCI. PAVA. STEF 5mg Ladder Sec. +0 Mr. Mixed Cher Boosfers Aris+a ArchOn Nat'l HOnor PAZMINo. PARRINELLO, VINCENT PATRAKA. VIVIAN Archon Sec. fo Muss Shore Orienmfion Comm. Guard Sq. HR. V. Presidenf Sing Dramatics Workshop PATTERSON. EDWARD Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Librarian Sec. To Mrs. Tillis An Sq. Sing PAULUCCI. HUGO PAVA. STEFANIE Sing Leader Sec. fo Mr. Heymonf Mixed Chorus Boos+ers Arisfo Archon Nofll Honor Soc. PAZMINO. LAURA LOU Sec. f0 Mrs. Marfz PEAT. JANE Girls' Bewiing Club PECORELLA. TOM PELL. DIANE Library Sq. Sec. fo Mrs. Laskow Girls' Chorus PENNER. SIMA Sec. in Language OFF. Sec. in Dean's Off. Sec. in Records Room Sec. in Emergency Room Sing PERKINS. DIANE PERLMAN. STEVEN Tennis Team She bites me once more in the neck, I'll ..... l. PITKOFFh',1 ream PERROTTA, JOSEPH PFEIFER. SIGMUND .Asswo Sec. fo Mr. Dobren Gym Team Sec. +0 Mr. Schinner Newspaper Sq, , H.R. Baskefball Team i Weighf Lif+ing Team I i i F E PLENDERLEITH. PERSHES. ROBERT PHELAN. DOLORES ANN Swimming Team Orchesfra Sec. +0 Mr. Dobren Guard Sq. Archon Sec. +0 Mrs. Phillips Sec. +0 Dr. Jassey Sec. +0 Mrs. Daifz Sec. fo Mr. Block Sing 6.0. Rep. i ? FLETCHER. nor PETERSON. BETTY PICHE, FRANK Doxa Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. DNC POLAKOFF. SUI PETRITSCH. ROBERT PIEPRZNIK. ESTHER Track Team Ewen qu-eiarft Cross Counfn H-R. Presidenf Soccer Team 6.0. Off. Sec. +0 Mr. Deufscher Sec. fo Mr. Eisenberg PEVAR. ELLEN PIERNO. DIANE POL'CANOJH Sec. +0 Mr. Weissman Girls Chorus Library Sq. Teachers' Aide PFEFFER. LYNN PINCUS. JANE POLLACK- KENI 6.0. Rep. Arisfa ChOTUS Nafll Honor Soc. H'R' Presidenf PaHerns Arf Ed. ' 'R' ' reSidenf PaHerns LH. Sfaff V. Presiden+ French Honor Soc. Cheerleaders U.N. Sfudy Group 132 MA 4 PITKOFF. PAUL Ass'f to Mr, Chancy PLENDERLEITH. ROBERT Swimming Team Guard Sq. FLETCHER. DONNA Doxo Sing Sec. to Mrs. Drucker POLAKOFF. SUE Boosfers Sing H.R. Presidenf POLICANO. THOMAS POLLACK. KENNETH Chorus H.R. Presidenf HR. V. Presidenf POLOKOFF, KENNETH Arisfa Archon Math Team vmor Aids Sq. Phys Lab Sq. POPE. MIRIAM Arisfa Welfare Comm. French Honor Soc. Sing Sec. to Grade Advisor PO RRETTA. PAU LETTE Swifchboard PORTNOY. RUTH AII-Cify Orchesira Orchesfra Band Arisha Archon Welfare Comm. Sing IPOSNER. NATALIE Archon Execufive Sec. Pres. AM. Council Boosfers Depufy Ambassadorial Comm. H.R. Presidenf POSTEL. PETER Bio. Lab Sq. H.R. Presidenf H.R. Secrefary POTTER. EDDIE Archon Compfroller Carnival Comm'r Road Ahead Sfaff 5.5. Forum Sing Lyric CommiHee Elecfion Comm. POULOS. PETER Cafeferia Sq. PRESBURG. BRUCE Guard Sq. Baskefball Team Bowling Team PRICE. PATRICIA Kenwood Argus Sing Red Cross Comm. QUOMA. SHERRY PaHerns Dramafics Workshop Sec. +0 Miss Biffman RACER. ROSE RAMOY, JACK Band RAPAPORT. ELI Mixed Chorus RAPPAPORT, EDWARD Jr. Varsify Baseball Sfudenf Council Baseball Team RATCLIFFE. RICHARD REDDOCK. JAY Mixed Chorus Sec. +0 Mrs. Tillis Sec. +0 Mr. Weissman Guard Sq. REGALBUTO. CHARLES 6.0. Rep. HAR. V. Presidenf Mixed Chorus 5.5. Forum Jr. Varsify Foofball REICH. MATH H.R. Presidenf REIFMAN. JEFF W REISS. MARTIN REHLING, FRANK REICH. LARRY REICH. MATHEW HR. Presidenf REIFMAN. JEFFREY REISS. MARTIN REISS. NIRA Epilog Lif. Ed. Arisfa PaHerns French Honor Soc. Ma+h Team Sq. Chem. Lab. Sq. Sec. to Mr. Lefkowifz RHODE. LINDA Kenwcod Kensingfon Choraliers GMS' Chorus RILEY. JIM RINGER. STEVEN Boys' Chorus Guard Sq. RISCH. RONALD RITTER. SUSAN Arisfa Archon Guard Sq. Civil Service Comm. H.R. Presidenf College Rep. Sing RIZZO, PETER Jr. Varsify Fodbzall Guard Sq. H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf H.R. Baskefball Team x No, you either hit it with your head or your hand. ROBERTS. WENDY Aris+a Archon Depufy College Comm'r Carnival Comm. Sing Spanish Honor Soc. Naf'l Honor Soc. ROBERTSON. JANET Guard Sq. Sing ROCCA. VINCENT Varsify Baseball Team Sec. +0 Mr. Dobren ROCKOW, KAREN Road Ahead Ed. Sigma Soc. Orchesfra Archon All Sporfs Club French Honor Soc. Aris+a RODMAN. MARK Sing Guard Sq. ROGOFF. EDWARD Mafh Team Mafh Tu+or H.R. V. Presidenf W ,V , ROSEMAN. BETTY H.R. PresidemL H.R. V. Presidenf Social Service Comm. Elecfion Comm. Epilog Sfaff Sing Archon ROSEN. DIANA Arisfa Mixed Chorus AII-Cify Chorus Boosfers Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. Tillis Archon ROSEN. PAUL ROSENTHAL . Ass'+ Newspaper Comm'r Sing Cap+. Newspaper Comm. HIKPresidenf Sfage Sq. Girls'ChOWi ' Guard Sq. SecJo Mriswm Sing Sec. in Mr. Wolfe Girls' Bowling Clu ROSENBERG, KAREN ROSENTHAL J0 Sin 9 Mixed Chorus 6.0. Rep. SoccerTeam H.R. Presiden'r Archon H.R. V. Presiden+ Bio.Lab.Sq. Cafeferia Sq. Sing ROSENBERGl MICHAEL Ross-HOWIE H.R. V. Presidenf ChGSSTeam Guard Sq. Baske+b.lne.m Sing ROSENBLUM. HENRY ROSSI RIC Pres. Mixed Chorus ' Arisfa Archon j Nef'l Ho Sing Gnard s or SOC. Track Team H q' . 'R-V.P Jr. VarSIfy FoofbaH g t'r'nm. , . . + r. ,, ROSENBLUM. HOWARD u4-. 'x. V's Lulww Se.. Yo Mu F Wman Soc ?0 Mr; D 8mm hrwd Chum Jr. Varsity Boaub35 Cdfuwria Sq. Konslnghw Counci ROSENBLUM. JEFFREY Football Team ROSENTHAL. GAIL Sing H.R. Presidenf Girls' Chorus Sec. fo Mr. Scarinzi Sec. +0 Mr. Wolfe Girls' Bowling Club ROSENTHAL. JOSEPH Mixed Chorus Soccer Team Archon Bio. Lab. Sq. Cafderia Sq. Sing ROSS. HOWIE Chess Team Baskefbcll Team ROSS. RICHARD Arisfa Naf'l Honor Soc. Guard Sq. H.R. V. Presidenf Sing Sing Lyric CommEHee sown... 'w $ m'w 1' Wwwmwnomw. v-wwmmw mWV dam 7.. x ROSS. SCOTT Around N.Y. Cc'nm, 1min Sq. Sing Guard Sq. ROSSI, EVELYN Sec. ?0 Mr. Spieler Sec. to Mrs. Laskow Sec. to Miss Biffmon Red Cross Rep. Dramoflcs Workshop ROSSOFF. MARGARET Ed.-in-Chief PaHerns Mafh Team Sing Lyric CommiHee Arisfo Archon Model Unifed Nafions ConstuHonal Revision Comm. ROTH. IRENE Band Soc. +0 Mr. 8. Cohen Sec. 90 Miss Bradshaw Sec. fo MISS Zirilsfein Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy Sing H.R. Secrefary ROTH. JULIE Dramafics Workshop Sing Sec. in Girls' Dean's Off. Locker Guard ROTH. ROCHELLE Soph. Sing Comm'r Arisfa Spanish Honor Soc. Codificafion Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. E. Cohen ROTHBERG. STANLEY Guard Sq. Library OFFIcer Social Service Comm. Sing Bond Orchesfra Dance Band ROTHCHILD. SARA Chancellor of Doxa Red Cross Rep. Sec. in Principal's Off. Sec. in Girls' HeaHh Ed. OFF. Sec. +0 Mrs. DaHz Locker Guard Sec. in Emergency Room ROTHENBERG. JACKI Treasurer Boosfers Sr. Sing Communicafions Co-Ordinafor Argus H.R. Presidenf S.I.C. Comm. Sing Booklef Comm. Sec. in Dr. Bernsfein's OFF. ROTHMAN. MARILYN Archon College Rep. Sec. +0 Mr. Cabaf Sec. +0 Mrs. Daifz Recreafion Comm. Argus Library Sq. ROTHSTEIN. MORRIS ROUSSEAU. CAROL Boosfers Sing Locker Guard Kenwood Sec in Affendance OH. Sec. in Gym Off. RUBENSTEIN. ELLEN Arf Sq. Epilog Sfaff PaHerns Sec. in Girl's Deanls Off Sec. Spanish Honor Soc. RUBINI DORIS Boos+ers Kensingfon Choraliers Sing Kenwood Sec. fo Mr. Sayer Sec. +0 Mrs. Sfern Recreafion Comm. RUBIN. FRAN Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Lefkowifz RUBIN, LAURA RUBIN. LINDA Arisfa NaH Honor Soc. Sec. in Language OFF. Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy RUBINSTEIN. IRA Sing Locker Guard Cafeferia Sq. RUNSDORF' MET 7th Term P'es'den Boosfefs h n arithoPreside f Carnival Com? - 5' elzgrd Sq- nusso. MUM RYAN. JAMES sACCENTE. HARM S RUCHLIS. MICHAEL Mafh Team FDR. Comm. Arisfa RUNSDORF. MERRY 7th Term President Boosfers Archon H.R. President Carnival Comm. Sing Guard Sq. RUSSO. LAURA RYAN. JAMES SACCENTE. BARBARA SACHAR. MICHAEL SAMPOGNARO. FRAN Sec. ?0 Mr. Dobren Sec. fo Mrs. Rosemcn Sing SAMUELS. RICKI Epilog Arf SMH H.R. President Sec. fo Mr. Schiff Sec. +0 Mrs. Stein Ass'f Capt Guard Sq. 6.0. Rep. Sing SANDBERG. MELISSA Sfudenf lnformafion Comm'r Argus Feafure Sfaff Carnival Comm. Boosfer Sfudenf Council H.R. Presidenf Tres. Sr. Sing SANDLER. SONDRA Arisfa Sing H.R. Treasurer 6.0. Rep. Sec. +0 Miss Smifh Library Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Dank SANDOK. PHYLLIS Arisha Archon Kenwood Boosfers Sec. 'ro Mr. Dobren Sec. +0 Mr. Dank Swifchboard SANTELLA. SUSAN Chorus Sec. +0 Mrs. Cohen F-A-N-N-Y H-l 140 SANTER. PHILIP Cafeferia Sq. SANZON E. JOSEPH l N E Sec. +0 Mrs. Kanof Sec. +0 Mr. Heymonf Red Cross Rep. Argus Copy S+aff SARON, BETSY 5.5. Forum Dramafics Workshop Guard Sq. Sec. in Mafh Off. Sing H.R. Secrefary SARTORETTI, CAMILLE Library Sq. Swifchboard Sing SASLOW. MARTHA Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. Sfern Sec. +0 Mrs. Gerber SAVAD. ELIHU SAVIELLO. FRANK Guard Sq. SAVINO. ROSEMARIE Sporfs Club 6.0. Rep. SAVIT. JOYCE Archon Na'r'l Honor Soc. Sing Elecfion Comm. Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Boys' Dean S.I.C. Comm. SAXON. ROBERT SCANDORE. CHARLES Foofball Team Capf. Foofball Team H.R. Presidenf SCHAFFER. BARRY SCHMZ CAROL Ass'r V. Premdenf Mixed Chem! Boosfels Sing Archon Carnival Comm. Sing Bookld Comm. H.R. President SCHECHTER. EMINE Argus Assoc. Feahm Ed. Arisfa Epiiog Staff Spanish Honor Soc. HR. President W- Countil SW AI'I Commiffee SCHECHIEA 5m mml Comm. SEQ f0 M's. Kipp SCHALL. BARRY th g Tcam SCHARE, KENNETH SCHATZ. CAROL Ass'f V. Presidenf Mixed Chorus Boosters Sing Archon Carnival Comm. Sing Booklef Comm. H.R. Presidenf SCHECHTER. ELAINE Argus Assoc. Feafure Ed. Arisfa Epilog SfaH Spanish Honor Soc. H.R. Presidenf A.M. Council Sing Ar+ CommiHee SCHECHTER. SHARON Carnival Comm. Sec. +0 Mr. Kassoy Sec. fo Mrs. Daifz Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. Kipp SCHEINBERG. ZELDA Sec. To Dr. Bernsfein Sec fo Mrs. Alfholz Sec. fo Mrs. Monahan Sec. +0 Mrs. Cohen Sec. +0 Mrs. Pally Swifchboard SCHEPIS. ANTHONY HR, Pubuem Cdeera Guard SCHERER. BONNIE Arisfa 7H1 Term V. President Archon Sec. of Twirlers Sec. to Mr. Chaney Girls' Chorus H.R. V. Presidenf SCHLESINGER. NEIL Varsify Foo+ball Team Jr. Varsify Baseball Sec.1o Mr. Dank SCHNAPP. ELLIOT Arisfa Archon Mixed Chorus Librarian Band Sing Lyric Commiffee Enferfainmenf Comm. SCHNEIDER. PAULA Sec. in College Off. Sing Sec. in Dr. Bernsfein's Off. Cafeferia Guard SCHNEIDERMAN. LARRY SCHNUR. JEFFREY Band Orchesfra Cafeferia Sq. Sec. 10 Dr. Jassey SCHOCHNER. HELENE Sec. in AHendance Off. SCHULMAN. BRUCE Baskefball Team SCHUR. ARTHUR Pres. Radio Club H.R. Presidenf Boys' Chorus Guard Sq. Epilog Sfaff SCHWARTZ. DEBORAH Capt Cheerleaders Music Sq. H..R. V. Presidenf Sing Sec. 10 Mrs. Grant Sec. to Mr. Chaney Sing Booklef Comm. SCHWARTZ. LENORE Naf'l Honor Soc. Archon Guard Sq. Peace Corps Comm, Music Comm. Sec. +0 Miss Simpson Sec. +0 Mr. Lesser 0.:...--.....$.,7, - ., . .ru w .,.. ,, SCHWARTZ. ROBERT Soccer Team Cafeferial Sq. Weighf Liffing Team SCHWARTZ. SHEILA Naf'l Honor Soc. Sec. fo Mrs. Kipp Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Music Comm. Sing SCHWARTZ. SUSAN See. in Boys' Health Ed. Depf. Sec. in Girls' HeaHh Ed. Off. Typisf in Affendance Off. Sing SCHWEITZER. BERNARD Handball Team Chem. Lab. Sq Bio. Lab. Sq. SCHWENDER. LORRAINE SCONDOTTO. ANNETTE Sec. +0 Mrs. Sfern Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker Girls Bowling Club . ,n yaw. W -w-u ! sscKlER' RONN SEILER. BEVERLY Girls' Chorus 5' Slencgfo Mrs. Druch SEIMER. ANN 59:. to Mrs. Garbo! Mimeo Sq. SEINFELDl KENT Arisfa M$h Team Handball Team ewspaper C 0mm SECKLER, JANICE HR. Prewdenf HR. V. Prusldenf Sec. TO Mrs. Edwards Sing Gms Bowling Club SECKLER. RONNIE SEILER. BEVERLY Girls' Chorus Sing Sec. to Mrs. Drucker SEIMER. ANN Sec. to Mrs. Gerber Mimeo Sq. SEINFELD. KENT Arisfa Mafh Team Handball Team NeWSPapeF Comm, SEIU. JULIA Library Sq. Sing Dramafics Workshop SELWYN. FRED SEMMEL, JUNE Mixed Chews Sing Mimeo Sq. SENREICH. STEPHEN Arisfa Archon Mafh Team Epilog Sfaff V. Presidenf 5.5. Forum Sec. in Phys. Sci. Off. Sec. in Boys' Dean's OFF. SHAMES. DONALD SHANE. LLOYD H.R. Presidenf Sfudenf Council Sec. +0 Mr. Weissman Phys. Lab. Sq. Chem. Lab. Sq, H.R. V. Presidenf Cafeferia Sq. SHAPIRO. HERMAN Remember, don't take the waiter's tip this time. 144 SHAW. DANIEL SHEINBERG. PAULA Arisfa Archon Naf'l Honor Soc. Spanish Honor Soc. Welfare Comm. Music Lounge Sq. Library Sq. SHEPARD. LORRAINE Twirlers SHERKIN. SANDRA Guard Sq. Sec. +0 Mr. Sayer Sec. +0 Mr. Eisensfadf Sec. +0 Mrs. Laskow SHONZ. ERIC Arisfa Sec. +0 Mr. Schlakman SHORT. RICHARD Jr. Varsity Foofball , p..-w . SHULMAN. BURT SICIGNANO. ROBERT SIDENWORM. MARSHA Argus SfaH Sec. in Emergency Room Social Service Comm. H.R. V. President Sing Aris+a SIEGEL. AMY Jr.. Sr. Sing Chairman Arisfa Lif. Ed. PaHerns Spanish Honor Soc. Around New York Comm. Pafferns Sfaff SIEGEL. HOWIE SIEGEL. JANE Boosfers Sing H.R. Presidenf Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker wm am ,mx .. .M ; w.me UL ; IEGEL. PA iiuLHy O'Chesifra O Ches'rra Rorad Ahead rm. Comm- Arch0n $SIEGEL. ROBERTA Boosters 5' 3:3 : 'ro Mrs. Lasko Sec. +0 Mrs. De Lo- H.R. President SIEGEL. RONNIE Boosfers Sing Band 6.0. Rep. SIETAS. NANCY Mixed Ch Mixed Chm: Sec SIEGEL, JOSHUA .LWI ', LJ' 1 Cur ,. ma SIEGEL. PAUL AH-CHy Orchestra Ordwwro Roari Ahead FDR. Cr'w'n Archcn SIEGEL, ROBERTA Boosters Sing Sec. to Mrs. Loskow Sec. fo Mrs. De Loafch H.R. Presidenf SIEGEL. RONNIE Boosters Sing Band 6.0. Rep. SIETAS. NANCY Mixed Chorus Sec. Mixed Chorus SILBERMAN. PHILIP Orchesfra Band Ass ! Mgr, of Orchesfra Dance Band Leader Sec. fo Mr. Fried SILVERI BONNIE , 5..,., K SILVERMAN, BONNIE Ass t +0 Mrs. Levine Sinq SILVERMAN, LEWIS H.R. President Sing SILVERSTEIN. SAUL Arisfa Epilog Staff Mafh Team Afhlefic Comm. Baseball Team Mgr. H.R. V. President SILVERSTONE. PAUL Boys' Chorus Dramatics Workshop Bio. Lab Sq. Phys. Lab Sq. Enferfainmenf Comm. Sing Lyric Commiffee Sec. fo Mr. Sfein SIMINOW. MARLENE Sing Sec. +0 Miss Shore Sec. in Af?endance OH. Sec. +0 Dr. Bader 146 SIMKOVIC. BARBARA Sec. +0 Mr. Borrack SINGERl EILEEN Arf Sq. H.R. Presidenf Girls' Bowling Club Red Cross Rep. 6.0. Rep. Sec. f0 Mrs. Glassberg Social Service Comm. SIPERSTEIN. DIANE Arisfa Publicify Comm. Afhlefic Comm. Si-ng Sec. +0 Mr. Godin Around New York Comm. Epilog Rep. SIRANI. JOE SLOMINSKY. MARIA Sing Sec. in Girls' HeaHh Ed. OFF. SMALL. HOWIE Varsify Foofball Team Baskefball Team H.R. V. Presidenf , $... ..3 -- SMITH. KATHLEEN Sec. +0 Mrs, Caraiohn Library Sq. SMITH. MARIA Library Sq. Sec, fo Mrs. Caraiohn Kensingfon Choraliers SMITH, PENNY Sec. of Arisfa Civil Service Comm'r Spanish Honor Soc. Sec. of Sing Booklef Comm. Archon College Comm. Presidenf of Sfudenf Councli SMITH. SHERWIN H.R. Tennis Team H.R. Presidenf SMOKE. CAROL Ambassadorial Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. Wunder Sec. to Mrs. Sfern Boosfers Sec. +0 Mrs. Daifz Sing SNITKOFFl LYNNE Girls Chorus V. Pres. Sec. +0 Mr. Dank Sec. +0 Mrs. Feldman l soLOMON- JC SOLOMON. R1 Sec. +0 Mrs. Ct Swifchboard SOLOVAY. C Arisfa Archon Sec. f0 Miss 51 Sec. in Record Sec. fo Mr. Kr Sing Girls' Tennis C SOL0W. LINl Arisfa Archon Band Epiloq S+aff Punish Henor ecHon COmn Sec. +0 55. F0 SOKOL. MICHAEL Sec. in English Depf. Sec. in 5.5. Depf. Sec, in Math Dept. HR. Baskefball Team H.R, Tennis Team SOLOMON. JOSEPH SOLOMON. RENA Sec. ?0 Mrs. Cohen Switchboard SOLOVAY. CA ROL Arisfa Archon Sec. f0 Miss Shore Sec. in Records OFF. Sec. ?o Mr. Kramer Sing Girls' Tennis Club SOLOW. LINDA Arisfa Archon Band Epilog Sfaff Spanish Honor Soc. Election Comm. Sec. to 5.5. Forum SPAR. LAURIE Sing Sec. in Attendance Off. Sec. +0 Mrs. Tashjian Sec. fo Mr. Lefkowif'z Locker Guard SPECTOR, STEPHEN BdacLJl Tcd'n Orcheatrd Epilog Sfaff Epilog Rep. Guard Sq. Cafeferia Sq, Bond SPERLING, ARNOLD English OH. Guard Sq. SPERLING. STEVEN SPHATT. GWEN SPIEGEL. IRNIE Boys' Chorus Sec. fo Grade Advisor SPIEGEL. RUTH SPlERER, STUART Sec. fo Mr. Lefkowih SPIES. RICHARD Pres. Spamsh Honor Soc. Ed. of Road Ahead Arisfa Sing Lyric CommiHee Mode! Um+ed Nafions Guard Sq. Chem. Lab Sq. SPINDELI MARCIA Sec. fo Mr. Dobrin Sec. to Mrs. Laskow Kenwood Sing Ar+ CommiHee Sec. Senior Sing Ticket Sales Comm. Sporfs Club STABINER. GAIL Doxa Sing Social Servicee Comm. Music Lounge Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. Kaplan STAIANO. ANTHONY Baseball Team Bowling Team STARR, BRUCE Varsm Saikefbal Team Jr. Varsify Baskefball H R.V.Pres1d9nf STECKLER, ELAINE Typisf for Argus Kensingfon Choraliers HR, Presidenf Sec. in Affendance OH. Sing Girls' Bowling Club Sec. +0 Mr, Tapiifz STEIN. CAROL FDR. Comm. Dramafics Workshop Sing Sec. +0 Mr, CabmL Sec. +0 Dr. Bernsfein Sec in B7I STEIN. JUDIE Ed.-in-Chlef Epilog Arisfa Archon Shld'enf Council 5.3 Forum College Rep. Sing STEIN. RONNIE Arisfa Archon Mixed Chorus Sec. in College OH. Guard Sq. Sing H.R. Secrefary STEINBERG. AILEEN Home work Monitor STEINBERQ ALAN STEINBERG. R 3131c Lounge College Rep. STEINBERG. R STEINLAUF. S Tickef Sales C Girls' Bowling Sec. +0 Mrs. L Sing STHNMEH. B 3005+ers Sing Sec. 10 BOyS' . .R. Presidenf ' -V- Presid- STEINBERG. EILEEN STEINBERG. REGINA Sing Music Lounge Comm. College Rep. STEINBERG. ROSELY STEINLAUF. SUSAN Tickef Sales Comm. Girls' Bowling Club Sec. 10 Mrs. Levine Sing STEINMHZ. BARBARA Boosfers Sing Sec. ?o Boys' Dean H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf STERMAN. SONDRA Sec. fo Miss Tashiian Sec. in AHendance OFF. Sec. m Miss Kraus Sing PaHerns STERN, LlNDA-JANE 58;. To Mr. Dank Bocsfers Muea Cncrm Sing STERN, RICHARD Foofball Team Cafeteria Sq. STERNIN. KENNETH Bowling Team STERNSTEIN. LINDA Boosters Sec. f0 Mrs. Drucker Sing STOLPER. ILENE Archon Argus Sec. +0 Miss Shore Sec. to Mrs. Kipp Sec. to Mr. Dank STROHM. LAUR!E Girls' Chorus Girls' Bowling Club STRYKER, BONNIE Sec. Yo Mrs. Sorscher Sing SUBRUG. CAROLYN Switchboard SUCHODOLSKI. RONALD Guard Sq. SUDACK, JOAN Guard Sq. Sec. in Aftendonce Off. SU LTAN. DAVID Basketbal! Team Gym Team 6.0. Rep. H.R. Presidenf SULTAN, MATTHEW Chem. Lab Sq. Bio. Lab Sq. Ticket Sales Comm. SWANSON ARTHU R SZYMANSKI. SYLVIA Swifchboard Sing Carnival Comm. TAM. ANNA Mixed Chorus Sing Sec. +0 Mr. Jassey TAMES. HOWARD Handball Team TARATETA. JENNIFER Kenwood H.R. Presidenf Guard Sq. FDR. Comm. TENZERl BRUCE Visual Aid Sq. Sfage Sq. Chem. Lab Sq. Argus Sing TERNER, CAROLE Co-Capfain Cheerleaders Sec. fo Mr. Kramer Sec. fo Miss CincoHa Sec. 10 Mrs. Rosman S.LC. Comm. H.R. Presidenf Sing i'HEODOSlS. BYRON THIER. IRIS H.R. V. Presidenf Sing THORNER. RICHARD Arisfa Mafh Team Rifle Team Sing Lyric Commi++ee Epilog SfaH Afhlefic Comm. Spanish Honor Soc. r W J . , .. - TIERNEYCdJAnt SUSNICK. STUART TEMPLE. CARL H.R' Presl :nCII Assoc. News Ed. Argus Baskefball Team Stride C0 Argus Guard Sq. SS. Forum H.R. Treasurer r Na'r'l Honor Soc. 3 Arisfa l I l f 3 TISMAN. ALA TISMAN. MARSI' Sec. +0 Mrs. S'rerr Sec. in Girls' Hea OE. Sing TOKAR. JUDY H.R. PresidemL H.R. Treasurer Girls Chorus Civil Service Co: Studenf Council Sec. +0 Mrs. Lam Sing TIERNEY. JAMES HR, Pmsldenf Studcnf Council TISMAN. ALAN TISMAN. MARSHA Sec. f0 Mrs. S+ern Sec. in Girls' Healfh Ed. Off. Sing TOKAR. JUDY H.R. President HR. Treasurer Girls' Chorus Civil Service Comm. Sfudenf Council Sec, f0 Mrs. Lauer Sing TOM. MABEL Band Guard Sq. Sing Sec, f0 Mr. Rosenberg Sec. f0 Mr. Chaney TOUGER. CAROLYN Sr. Sing Comm'r Chairman Sophomore Sing Co-Chairman Freshman Sing Ed.-in-chief Kenwood Mixed Chorus Kensingfon Choraliers Orienfafion Comm. TOUGER. JAY Charm Lab. Sq. Sing TRAEGER, BRUCE HR. Baskefboll Team H.R. Tennis Team HR. V. Presidenf TRAKTMAN. DAVID Arisfa PaHerns F.D.R. Comm. Sing Sing Ar? Commiffee Sec. in Language Off. Sec. in AHendance OFF. TRAKTMAN. HENRY Archon Orchesfro Orienfafion Comm. Kensingfon Choraliers Sing Newspaper Sq. Guard Sq. TRICARICO. RITA Swifchboard Sec. fo Mr. Kussin Sec. +0 Mrs. Monahan Sec. +0 Mrs. Cohen TULLY. EILEEN Sporfs Club Girls' Bowling Club Swifchboard TURK. STEPHEN Guard Sq. 6.0. Store Comm. TUROFF. RICHARD Jr. Varsity Besidball Recreation Comm. Epilog Rep. Guard Sq. TUTNAUER. LILA Arista Archon Welfare Comm. Sec. to Miss Giaveniollo Girls' Chorus Library Sq. French Honor Soc. UCCI. LINDA Sec. in Music Dept. UCCILLO. MEREDITH Sec. to Mrs. Coraiohn Treasurer 10 Mrs, Liffon UKLIST. HELENE Sing 152 VAIANA. CHARLES Bowling Team H.R. PresidemL H.R. V. Presidenf Chorus Sec. fo Mr. Dobren VAN GOULD. PETER Handball Team VECCHIONEl PATRICIA Sing VELTRI. ROSE Sec. +0 Mrs. Marfz Sing VENTRA. KATHY Sec. +0 Mr. Tholfson Sec. +0 Mr. Lazarowifz VIVI RITO. JOSEPH Cahferia Guard VOGEL. JEFFREY Capt Chess Team F.D.R. Comm'r VOLLMUTH, MARTIN Sec. +0 Mrs. Laskow Bowling Team Varsify Foofball Team Sec. +0 Mr. Eisenberg VULPIS. CATHY Kensingfon Chorali'ers Ass'f +0 Mr. Tablifz H.R. Treasurer 6.0. Rep. Girls' Bowling Club WACHTEL. RENNIE Sec. +0 Mrs. Rossman Sec. +0 Mrs, Daifz Kensing+on Choraliers Kenwood Elecfion Comm. Sing Lyric CommiHee Sing Arf CommIHee WALCOTTl GARY 5.5. Forum Guard Sq. Sing Cafeferia Guard WALKER. TIM Guard Sq. WALTZER. JO EU Doxa Guard Sq. S'n dugic Lounge C0 Sogial Service Co WANTMAN. BLA Arisfa Boosfers Girls' Chorus H.R. Presiden+ Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Sec. in Ar? Off. Sing WARD. SUSAN Sec. in Colle 0 ac. +0 Mrs. gDfucl WARREN. MARC WALLACE. MARGARET WALTER. ELIZABETH Sec. To Mr. Kolberf Sec. +0 Mr. Weiss 5.5. Forum Red Cross Rep. WALTZER. JO ELLEN Doxa Guard Sq. Sing Music Lounge Comm. Social Service Comm. WANTMAN. BLANCHE Arisfa Boosfers Girls' Chorus H.R. Presiden+ Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Sec. in Arf OH. Sing WARD. SUSAN Sec. in Coilege OH. Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker WARREN. MARC WATARZ. FRED WEBERI ARTHUR Track Team H.R. Presidenf Newspaper Sq. H.R. Baske+ball Team H.R. Tennis Team WECKSLER. HOWARD A+hleH-c Comm. Recrea+ion Comm. Chorus Soccer Team Sing Archon WEINBERGI MIKE Capf. Varsify Foofball Team Varsi+y Foofball Team Boys' Chorus WEINER, RONALD Finance Comm. Ti'ckef Sales Comm. Sing Sec. in Records OFF. WEINER. ROSALIND Sing Sec. +0 Mrs. Reich WEINSTEIN. SUSAN Welfare Comm'r Dramafics Workshop Girls' Chorus Sec. +0 Dr. Monfag Library Sq. Sec. +0 Mrs. Sfern Sing WEISS. DANIEL 6H1 Term V. Presidenf Mixed Chorus Sing Mgr. Tennis Team Enferfainmenf Comm'r HARRY WEISS. MARILYN Sing Sec. +o Mr. Meyer H.R. Secrehry WEISSBERG. GWENN H.R. Presidenf H.R. V. Presidenf Sing WELLIKOFFI RICHARD Sing Comm'r Recreafion Comm. Sing Sec. +o Mr. Lthowifz Sec. fo Boys' Dean Sec. +0 Mr. Marcus Cafeferia Guard 154 WENDROFFI KAREN Sec. +0 Mr. Dank WEREN. BETTI Orien+a+ion Comm. Sing Locker Guard Sec. +0 Mrs. Rosman Red Cross Rep. 6.0. Rep. Girls' Bowling Club WERN ER. AN NABELLE WESTERBERG. JOANNE Sing Bio. Lab. Sq. Sec. in Phys. Off. WEXLER, JAM ES Tennis Team Chairman Model UnHed Nafions Mafh Team Band F.D.R. Comm. A+hle+ic Comm. 5.5. Forum WHITE, BARBARA Boosters Music Lounge Comm. Sec. +0 Miss Simpson Sec. +0 Mrs. Serris Sec. f0 Mr. Spieler Sec. +0 Mr. Shapiro WIENER, GARY Bio. Lab. Sq. Mixed Chorus Kensingfon Chorus WILHELMI DALE Arisfa Archon PaHerns Business Ed. Sing Lyric CommiHee Around New York Comm. WILSONI ALBERT Sec. +0 Mr. Eisensfadf Sec. +0 Mr. Sayer Aid +0 Mrs. Bernsfein WILTCHIK. LINDA Sec. +0 Mrs. Granf Sec. +0 Miss Smi+h Locker Guard Sing WINANT. JAMES WINTER. GALE Arisfa Archon Na+'l Honor Soc. Election Comm. S.I.C Comm. Boosfers H.R. Presidenf uolTH W'NTER. Johora'i' 'nngn ' fl $st BoY5 Den woum Mm ' chorus mm Team Guard Sq' WOLK. PAULA Arisfa Naf'l Honor 50C- Archon . Sing Dance Commd Sec. +0 Mrs. Greene Epilog Rep. WOLKENSTEIN. M Sec. in Mrs. Hillson PaHerns WOLTMAN. EILEEI WINTERI JUDITH Kensingfon Choraliers Sec. +0 Boys' Dean Sing Sing Co-leader Sec. in Programming Off. Arisfa WOLFERT. LARRY Boys' Chorus Foofball Team Guard Sq. WOLKl PAULA Arisfa Naf'l Honor Soc. Archon Sing Dance Commiffee Sec. f0 Mrs. Greene Epilog Rep. WOLKENSTEIN, MADY Sec. +0 Mrs. Hillson Pafferns WOLTMAN, EILEEN WORNANl RUTH Arisfa Naf'l Honor Soc. Boosfers Sing Orien+a+ion Comm. Sec. +0 Mrs. Drucker Sec. in Girls' Emergency Room YASBIN. RONALD Arisfa Archon Sec. of 5.5. Forum F.D.R. Comm. Music Comm. Sing Pres. of 5.5. Forum ZAHND. RICHARD Mixed Chorus Sing Guard Sq. Track Team Gym Team ZANCA. BARRY ZARROW. SHERRY Arisfa Welfa re Comm. Libra ry Sq. ZATUCHNEY. HARRIS Boys' Chorus ZELTNER, PHILIP Track Team Cap'r. Cross Counfry Team 6.0. Off. Sec. +0 Mr. Deufscher Chorus Library Sq. Sing ZIMMER. DORIS ZINN. ANN Publicify Comm'r Carnival Comm. Sing Sec. +0 Mr. A. Shapiro Sec. +0 Miss Shore ZUCKERBERG, ROBERT Archon ' Band Capt of Guard Sq. Sec. +o Mr. Tholfson Sec. +0 Miss Simpson ZUCKERMAN. FLORENCE H.R. Presidenf Sac. +0 Mrs. DaHz Sec. +0 Mrs. Janis S+uden+ Council Spanish Honor Soc. 155 JANUARY CAMERA SHY AARONSON. MICHAEL APPLEBOME. LARRY ASKENAS. ILENE CAPUTO. TONY CARLIN. ABBY CHIAPPETTA. DON COCUZZA. JOSEPH DANZIG. WILLIAM DeBELLA. JOHN EISGRAU, DIANE GORLA, JERRY GREENBERG. MICHAEL ISSEROFF. ZOHAR KOPLOWI'IZ. RALPH LIFSHITZ. JOYCE McNALLY. JIM MORRIS. EDWIN RECKENBERG. MARY RUDNERI MAXINE VALENTE. ARLENE VILLANO. LARRY JUNE CAMERA SHY ARETAKIS. ANNA BORTHWICK. DON BOTSHON. BARRY COYLE. RAYMOND DALY. JAMES FEINER. BARRY FLINGOU. PAUL GREEN. EMILY KAUFMAN. ALAN KOTT. PAUL LIBERANTE. DOMINIC LIEBERMAN. SANDRA MADDEN. RICHARD MALL. ARLENE McCARTHY. GREGORY McCOY. PHILIP OVERBERGER, CARLA PRIMOSCH. 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Wexler Jeffrey Weiselthier Joseph Witkin Gary Wolf Matthew Zimet Peter Zucker .awomm.w- h, ,7 .hm i Index Aaronson, Michael, 54,55, 156 Abbondanza, Philip, 78 Abelove, Larry, 78 Abraham, Seth, 24, 78 Abrahams, Jonathan, 46, 60, 78 Abrahams, Martin, 13, 78 Abramowitz, Paula, 78 Abramowitz, Roslyn, 78 Abrams, Susan, 78 Accounting Dept, 37 Acosta, Richard, 48, 66 Adler, Danny, 78 Adrezin, Samuel, 78 Agona, Judy, 78 Aig, Edward, 54, 78 Albert, Jacqueline, 78 Albrecht, Mary, 78 Alexander, Rochelle, 78 Alexander, Wendy, 66 Alfonso, Doreen, 78 Allen, Arthur, 78 Alonge, Joel, 57, 79 Alper, Harvey, 24, 79 Alper, Robert, 79 Alter, lrving, 10 Alter, Jane, 79 Alter, Jane, 79 Alter, Sue, 66 Altholz, Gertrude,' 37 Amada, Ellen, 66 Amato, ank, 47, 79 Amodeo, Dominick, 79 Amreich, Madeline, 28, 55, 59, 80 Ancman, Esther, 24, 80 Anderson, Don, 57, 80 Anolik, Steven, 66 Applebome, Larry, 156 Arbuckle, Gary, 80 Archon, 58, 59 Aretakis, Anna, 156 Argus, 24 Arista, 60 Aronov, Rose, 80 Aronow, Judith, 29, 80 Aronstam, Barry, 80 Asaro, Rita, 16, 56, 80 Ascher, Allen, 29, 33, 80 Ash, Fran, 40, 80 Ash, Kenneth, 80 Ashkenasy, Martha, 80 Askenas, Ilene, 156 Atela, Toni, 80 Axelrod, Barbara, 59, 80 Axelrod, Barry, 80 Bachner, Ann, 13, 80 Bader, Bobbi, 66 Bader, Yvette,it 22 BagateHe, Hugh, 30, 46, 60, 80 Bagrash, Natalie, 54, 59, 61, 80 Balamut, Marilyn, 81 Balaran, Challes,1k 37 Balfour, Miriam, 81 Balinsky, AI, 47, 81 Ballan, Kenny, 60, 81 Band, 55 Bank, David, 16, 20, 25, 57, 81 Baris, Michelle, 13, 56, 81 Barnett, Lewis, 55, 82 Baron, Larry, 54, 55, 82 Barone, Tina, 82 Barrow, Jane, 60, 82 Basketball, 44 Bassuk, Karen, 16, 20, 59, 82 Bauman, Sandra, 82 Bayer, Ronnie, 40, 60, 66 Beck, Maryann, 82 Becker, Carol, 60, 82 Becker, Nita, 18, 82 Begler, Barbara, 82 Behrman, Lynne, 82 Belsky, Elaine, 54, 60, 82 Belsky, Jay, 42, 82 Belsky, Ruth, 82 Benanty, Charles, 82 Bendelstein, Audrey, 82 Bender, Susan, 82 Benson, Anita, 66 Benson, Mark, 42, 82 Bentley, Cheryl, 41, 83 Berch, Stephen, 20, 33, 83 Berg, Howard, 54, 83 Berg, Jerald, 83 Berger, Alan, 83 Berger, Andrew, 83 Bergman, Sandy, 60, 84 1Faculty member. Bergmann, William, 84 Berkman, Phyllis, 84 Berkman, Sheila, 54, 60, 84 Berkownz, Jay, 84 Berman, Beverly, 84 Bernstein, Elaine. 56, 84 Bernstein, Gall, 84 Bernstem, Gladys,' 10, 22 Bernstein, Jacob Lf 4, 5 Berofsky, Victor, 56,84 Berr, Stephenf 32, 33 Berry, George, 84 Bertlsch, Martin, 84 Berzok, Julie, 66 Bialer, Sharon, 84 Bialkin. NEH, 84 Bierds, Esther P3 30 Binder, Stuart, 84 Bindler, Joan, 84 Biology Dept, 31 Birnbaum, Herman, 66 Bittman, Judithf 26 Blakin, Richard, 84 Blatt, Max, 10 Blaustein, Henry,' 35 Blesser, Gloria, 60, 84 Blickman, Richard, 84 Blitz, Beverly, 18, 59, 60, 66 Block, Irving,1k 37 Bloom, Audrey, 85 Blum, Jeff, 85 Blumenkopf, Roberta, 66 Bobchin, David, 85 Bobotas, George, 47, 85 Boeselager, Alice 85 Boosters, 40 Borer, Nancy, 13, 25, 85 Borthwick, Don, 156 Botshon, Barry, 57, 86 Botshon, Brian, 57, 156 Bourdette, Carol, 24, 86 Boys' Chorus, 57 Bradshaw, Margaret Ff 7, 34 Braff, Sheliey, 24, 60, 86 Bragman, William, 86 Brand, Harriett, 66 Brand, Hedda, 86 Brand, Stuart, 86 Brause, Barbara, 86 Breckner, Jane, 86 Brennan, John, 44, 86 Brenner, Joel. 49, 86 Brensel, Ellen, 86 Bresky, Phyllis,1k 25,32 Breslow, Richard, 11, 58, 60, 86 Broderick, Richard, 86 Brooks, Keith, 86 Brown, Alan, 86 Brown, Janet, 59, 86 Brown, Paul, 86 Brown, Stephen, 87 Bruce, Mark, 87 Buchalter, Margle, 56, 87 Bulkenstein, Marsha, 87 Buonocore, Andrew, 56, 87 Buonomo, Barbara, 87 Burg, Dorie, 88 Burkowsky, Paulf 32 Burns, Bertha, 39, 88 Burnston, Barry, 88 Burriss, Brian, 88 Buyum, Susan, 29, 88 Cabasso, Marcia, 88 Cabat, Louisf 35 Cade, Alan, 88 Callaghan, John, 88 Callahan, Carol, 88 Campbell, Eileen, 88 Cantor, Shelley, 39, 66 Capone, MaryAnn, 88 Caputo, Richard, 66 Caputo, Tony, 156 Carbonaro, Pat, 88 Careccia, Randy, 88 Carle, Claude, 88 Carlin, Abby, 156 Carroll, Arthur, 88 Carroll, Peter, 88 Cashman, Joyce:t 10 Casper, Larry, 42, 88 Cassler, Francine, 88 Castellano, Walter, 89 Ceraldi, Mary Lou, 89 Cerami, MaryAnn, 66 Chagrin, Lionelf 30 Chancy, Benjamin,t 50 Chandler, Bruce, 89 Chapkm, Andrea, 54, 89 Chaskm, Adele, 39, 89 Chassman, Richard, 66 Chaves, Seth, 54, 89 Cheerleaders, 41 Chess Team, 27 Chlappetta, Don, 156 CM, Mamie, 60, 90 Christ, Gene, 67 Chu, Warren, 90 Cmcotta. Lillian,' 10 Cnrlln, Dale, 90 Clancy, Thomas, 90 Clapp, Kathy, 90 Clark, Andrew, 60, 90 Clark, Judith, 90 Clark, Norman, 67 Clemenza, Anthony, 90 Cline, Carole, 40, 67 Cocuzza, Joseph, 156 Cohen, Barney,' 7, 38, 47 Cohen, Carol, 67, 90 Cohen, Charles, 49, 55, 60, 90 Cohen, Daniel, 90 Cohen, Dolores, 90 Cohen, Douglas, 67 Cohen, Emily, 23, 60, 90 Cohen, Helene, 67 Cohen, Herbert, 46, 90 Cohen, Irving G., 37 Cohen, Joel, 46, 90 Cohen, Michael, 90 Cohen, Nancy, 13, 40, 51, 90 Cohen, Roann, 90 Cohen, Sandra, 91 Cohn, Mortonf 38 Colaianni, Carol, 91 Colangelo, Marie, 91 College Office, 7 Collins, Letha, 91 Commissioners, 16 Connaughton, Eileen, 91 Cooper, Gary, 91 Cordice, Valerie, 92 Corso, Georgia, 92 Cortez, Millie, 56, 92 Coyle, Raymond, 156 Cronenberg, Arlene, 92 Cross-Country Team, 46 Crystal, Gail, 92 Cummings, Richard, 92 Cunnius, Russell, 92 Cusham, Maureen, 92 Cutrona, John, 92 Czeizler, Marion, 92 Dachs, Carol, 41, 92 Daitz, Annef 38 Daly, James, 156 Damsker, Steven, 92 Dank, Lawrence 1,1 8 Danzig, William, 156 Davidowitz, Martin, 92 Davids, Rhea, 60, 92 Davis, Bruce, 18, 47, 60, 92 Davis, Hannah, 92 Day, Peter, 92 Deatherage, John, 92 DeBeIla, John, 156 Delaney, Edwardf 38 de La Rosa, Ronald, 46, 54, 93 Delgrosso, Maureen, 68 D'Elia, Annette, 93 Deliteris, Frances, 93 DeLoatch, Idaf 37 DeMarco, Sam, 93 D'Emic, Thomas,.93 Denis, Leslie, 40, 93 Denowitch, Barry. 94 DePas, Maurice, 94 Der Mgrdichian, Mary, 94 DeSena, Carmine, 94 Deutscher, Harvey,ik 37 Devincke, Donald, 94 Devine, Michael, 94 Diamond, Barbara, 94 Diamond, Bruce, 13, 55, 60, 94 DiDominico, James,ik 34 Dietz, Ronald, 94 DiGangi, Peter, 94 Dinerstein, Steve, 94 Dolcemaschio, Barbara, 94 Dolkart, Jane, 11, 16, 20, 23, 55, 59, 94 Dolowitz, Susan, 24, 94 Donefer Bernard, 94 Dorf, Harold,' 32 Doskow, Alexander,' 32 Dowdell, Chns, 44, 94 Doxa, 39 Doyle, Janet, 56, 94 Drake, Carole, 94 Dramatics Workshop, 25 Dreifus, Kenneth, 56, 60, 95 Dressler, Karen, 95 Drexler, Paul, 55, 68 Drogan, Arthur, 95 Drucker, Charles, 47, 56, 60, 95 Drucker, Ellen, 68 Drucker, Hilda G.,' 38 Drucker, Maddy, 95 Druckman, Marilyn, 95 Dubin, Harvey, 96 Durbin, Anna, 68 Button, Richard, 11, 30, 60, 96 Edelman, Jacelyn, 96 Edelman, Joan, 40, 96 Edelmann, Balbara, 96 Edelson, Bonnie, 96 Edelson, Susan, 18, 68 Edelstein, Debbie, 96 Edis, Phyllis, 56, 96 Edwards, Ronald, 42 Eimer, Leslie, 96 Eisenberg, Charles,' 35 Eisenberg, Harry, 20, 59, 60, 96 Eisenberg, Marion, 60, 96 Eisenberg, Williamf 38, 49 Eisenberg, Willie, 48, 57, 96 Eisenstadt, lra, 28, 60, 96 Eisenstadt, Murray,' 10 Eisgrau, Diane, 156 Elchoness, Marc, 46, 96 Elkin, Judy, 13, 20, 59, 60, 61, 96 Elliott, Michael, 54, 56, 96 Ellis, Evelyn, 29, 33, 60, 96 Emil, Frieda,' 10, 22 Emmer, Fred, 59, 96 Emmer, Rise, 97 Emmett, Josepn, 97 Engelberg, Alan, 60, 97 Engelberg, Norman, 97 Engleman, Nanc . 41, 97 English Dept., 2 Enis, Sharon, 97 Epilog, 30, 31 Epstein, Joel, 98 Erlich, Charles, 46, 98 Ertischek, Stephen, 98 Estein, Janet, 68 Fagan, John, 68 Fagelman, Charlene, 13, 54, 55, 59, 60, 98 Falick, Bonnie, 98 Falk, Candy, 18 Familant, Linda, 13, 16, 18, 20, 59. 60, 98 Farina, Jill, 98 Fauci, Thomas 68 Feinberg, Michael, 56, 98 Feinberg, Susan, 23, 98 Feiner, Barry, 156 Feingold, Ronald, 60, 68 Feinstein, Davida, 60, 98 Feinstein, Doreen 59, 98 Feit, Teddy, 23, 30, 49, 60, 61, 98 Feld, Bruce, 98 Feldman, Adele, 38 Feldman, Arline, 98 Feldman, Maxwell, 26, 38 Fernbach, Alice, 98 Ferrone, Dominick, 98 Fields, Sandra, 98 Fine Arts Dept, 28 Finkel, Karen, 16, 35, 59, 60, 61, 98 Finkelstein, Jack, 99 Fisch, Gilda, 99 Fisch, Ronni, 68 Fischlewitz, Alice, 99 Fiset, Diane, 68 Fish, Daniel, 16, 25, 99 Fish, Ira, 99 Fisher, Joyce, 99 Fisher, Susan, 100 Fishman, David, 100 Fishman, Harold, 100 Fitelson, Steve, 100 Fitzgerald, Maureen, 56, 100 Flanger, Bonnie, 100 Flanzer, Elaine, 100 Flegenheimer, Jane, 54, 55, 59, 100 Fleissig, Lenore, 100 165 Howard, Richard, 112 Hurwitz, Emily 30 Hyland, Agnes,it 21 Hyman, Anne, 24, 112 Hyman, Michael, 44, 112 Gordon, Irving,it 10 Gordon, Juliette,it 26 Gordon, Laurie, 59, 60, 106 Gordon, Maxine, 106 Gordon, Norman, 106 Gordon, Serena, 106 Gorla, Jerry, 156 Gotheif, Ira, 106 Gottdank, Linda, 40, 106 Gottlieb, David,1 50 Gottlieb, David, 106 Gould, Ellen, 106 Grant, Anne,1k 37 Grassi, Rosemary, 24, 106 Grasso, Mike, 57 Gray, Warren, 106 Grebanier, Joseph Pf 22 Greco, Dennis, 69 Green, Allyce, 106 Greenbaum, Benjamin, 106 Greenberg, Andrea, 106 Greenberg, Barbara, 69 Flingou, Paul, 156 Football Team, 42 Forsyth, Louise, 55, 60, 100 Fowler, Richard, 100 Fox, Robert, 68 Frank, Rochelle, 40, 56, 68 Frank, Steven, 29, 59, 60, 100 Frankel, Arthur, 100 Frankenstein, Marilyn, 13, 20, 54, 55, 60, 100 Freedberg, Ziporahic 34 Freediand, Sidney,1k 34 Freedman, Eric, 60, 100 Freeman, Lillian, 68 Freid, Joel, 29, 57, 100 French Dept., 34 Frerichs, Jeff, 42, 57, 100 Fried, David!r 38 Friedman, Ednaf 34 Frost, Arthur P.,it 26 Fuerchtgott, Deborahf 37 Fuhr, Robert, 49, 100 Greenberg, Marilyn, 70 Gaffin, Emily, 18, 59, 60, 68 Greenberg, Michael, 156 Galin, Howard, 13, 25, 55, 59, 101 Greenberg, Norman, 106 Gall Alan, 54, 101 Greene, Emily, 29, 60, 156 Galluzzo, Roseann, 101 Greene, Helen, 107 Gamarski, Charles, 101 Greene, Natalief 30 Gans, Richard, 49, 56, 101 Greene, Robert, 107 Gardner, Cynthia, 101 Greenhouse, Leslie, 70 Garfen, Marlene, 102 Greenwald, Anton, Gartenlaub, Judi, 102 13, 30, 33, 55, 60, 107 Gaynor, Alan, 102 Greif, Gail, 107 Geier, Judith, 102 Greve, Alfred, 107 Geier, Penny, 56, 102 Grisaffi, Philip, 57, 107 Gelb, Thomas, 102 Grobstein, Jack, 108 Gelfarb, Leonard, 102 Gross, Gloria, 108 1Geller, Dale, 102 Grundfast, Jacqueline, 108 Geller, Rosalind, 102 Guild, Janee, 108 Gellman, Howard, 68 Gutman, Rebecca, 41, 108 Gellman, Maxi 26 Gutstein, Linda, 39, 108 Gelman, Gloria, 102 Gym Team, 48 Gendel, Dede, 102 Haas, Linda, 108 Genio, Paula, 68 Haas, Maryf 22 Gerber, Rosef' 38 Gerllck, Donald, 102 Habas, Hugh, 56, 60, 108 Hager, Jan, 108 Gershon, Gloria, 102 Gershunz, Leonard, 33, 102 Halbert, Jack, 25, 108 Gewanter, David, 48, 102 Hall, Gene, 108 Gherardi, JoAnn, 102 Halperin, Ann, 108 Gyanchetti, Anthony, 102 Halpern, Alan, 108 Gglbert, Andrea, 20, 25, 102 Halpern, Susan, 60, 108 Ggll, Madeline, 103 Hamilton, Barbara, 108 GyllmanhSteven, 57, 103 Hampson, Carol, 108 G!mplOWltZ, Myra, 68 Handball Team, 47 ngsberg, Louusf 6, 30 Handschu, Margo, 108 ngsberg, Susan, 69 Handwerker, Dennis, 108 Ggordano, Jennifer, 103 Hanken, George, 70 Ggovanniellp, Gertrude,it 22 Hardy, John, 109 GIrls' Bowling, 39 Harris, Alan, 109 Harris, John, 109 Girls' Chorus, 56 G!rs'hek, Mel, 42, 56, 103 Harris, Walter AI 10 Gltlln, Diane, 40, 56, 60, 63 Hart, Sue, 109 Glaser, Mark, 103 Hartglass, Eric, 109 Glass, Jeffrey, 20, 51, 57, 59, 104 Haselkorn, Mildredf 30 Glassberg, Harrieti 7 Hayden, Robert, 109 Glasser, Joel, 104 Hayes,.Patricia, 110 Glassman, Alan, 48, 104 Health Ed. Dept., 38 Glassman, Eleanor, 29, 59, 60, 104 Hechtman, Howard, 60, 110 Gllckman, Mark, 104 Herczeg, Emily, 60, 110 Gluqk, Carolyn, 16, 20, 104 Herman, Arlene, 110 Godln, Jacob D.S' 34 Herman, Carol, 110 Golando, Santo, 104 Herrmann, Joanne, 110 80:31; Thelrgafg 35 104 :ertz, Barry, 110 o erg, ar. ara, erz, Maralyn, 110 Klu man, Nanc , 59, 116 Goldberg, Davud,it 34 Herzlich, Melanie, 39, 59, 110 Knagpp, Florencg, 116 Goldberg, Norma, 40, 104 Heymont, George, 51, 56, 60, 110 Kokel, Barbara, 60, 116 Goldberg, Sheila, 104 Heymont, JosephXk 25 Kolbert, Richardf 10 22 Goldberg, Stephen, 54, 59, 60, 104 Heynick, Hazel, 55, 110 Kolender, Herman, 47 116 Goldberg, Susan, 104 Hibel, Olivia, 24, 110 Koplowitz, Ralph 156 Goldberger, Mquqn, 60, 69 Higgins, Carolyn, 110 Kopmar, Crystal '70 Goldblatt, Marjorie, 104 Hillson, Mildredf 22 Kopp, Neal 117 Goldgnberg, Stgve, 42, 104 Hirsch, Mark, 110 Korkes, My1a 60 70 Golding, Rosalind, 69 Hirschenfang, Sandra, 110 Korn, Nadia, '59 70 Goldman, Irene,it 37 Hochberg, Candace, 39, 60, 110 Koss, Toby 70, Goldman, Marsha, 59, 60, 104 Hochman, Harriet, 110 Kostman 8amuel 1 7 22 Goldsmuh, Rona, 59,104 Hockman, Anita, 110 Kott, Padl, 156 , ' Goldstegn, Judy, 60, 104 Hoffman, Judy, 29, 60, 111 Kozerowitz, Les 46 54 117 Goldstegn, Marc, 54, 105 Holfeder,CarI,111 Kozlowski Mich'ael'57'117 Goldsteqn, MarCIa, 104 Holway, James, 111 Kraham 8arry 117' I Goldstegn, Renee, 59, 60, 105 Holzman, David, 13, 16, 18, 47,70 Kramer, Anna '117 Goldstegn, Richard, 54, 105 Horn, John, 111 Kramer, Ellen, 117 Goldstegn, Ronme, 41, 60, 69 Hornstein, Marsha, 111 Kramer, Juliusv 1 6 10 Golgisteln, Sharon, 105 Horowitz, Alan, 111 Kraus Conrad'118 Gollnkoff,ElllIott,49,105 Horowitz, Arlene, 112 Kreec'h Paula'60 118 Golub, Dennls, 105 Horowitz, Martin, 112 Kremin's Barbyara' 118 Goodheart, William, 46, 106 Horowitz, Sandy, 16, 59, 112 Krieg Jdne 70 ' Goody, Howard, 106 Horowitz, Steve, 112 Kr0p6 Eile'en 118 Gordon, Barbara, 60, 106 Hosier, Barbara, 112 KrumHolz Ellegn 56 60 118 Gordon, Bonnle, 24, 29, 106 Howard, Daniel, 55, 112 Krutzel, R'obert, 70, , 5 Faculty member. Iaverano, Elena, 112 Indelicato, Michael, 112 lsaacson, Francesk 30 Israel, Rachel, 70 lsseroff, Zohar, 156 ltzkowitz, Rhoda, 112 Jacobs, Judi, 70 Jacobs, Naomi, 70 Jaffe, Daniel, 112 Jaffe, Marcia, 112 Janis, Anna D.,1 10 Jannelli, Anthony, 112 Janover, Joan, 112 Jaskolka, Michael, 47, 112 Jensen, Margie, 112 Johnson, Natalie, 113 Jonas, Stanley, 11,30, 51, 113 Jorgensen, Christa, 39, 113 Joseph, Jane, 40, 70 Josephson, Marjorie, 59, 60, 113 Joyce, Ken, 70 Jungreis, Pinhas, 113 Kachel, Joan, 113 Kagan, Robin, 114 Kahan, Joel, 114 Kahn, Harvey, 114 Kahn, Willa, 114 Kalter, Marshall, 46, 114 Kampf, Richard, 114 Kanof, Eva,it 37 Kaplan, Jay, 56, 114 Kaplan, Rubin, 25, 114 Karp, Ellen, 114 Kasper, Lynne, 114 Kass, Sheri, 59, 60, 114 Kassoy, lsaacf' 35 Katchen, David, 56, 114 Katske, Paula, 114 Katz, Fran, 114 Katz, Martin, 60, 114 Kaufman, Charlesf 25 Kaye, Carole, 114 Kaye, Diane, 59, 60, 114 Kaye, Fredrika, 114 Kaye, Stephan, 115 Kee, Diana, 115 Kelly, Edith E3 10 Kelly, Paul, 115 Kelsky, Alan, 115 Kempner, Mirta, 115 Kennis, Barry, 115 Kesselman, Carol, 39, 116 Kessler, Cynthia, 116 Kessler, Peter, 116 Kestenbaum, Jack, 116 Kiernan, William, 116 King, Adrene, 116 Kisch, Ronny, 20, 58, 116 Kivelowitz, Helene, 116 Kivulis, Gunta, 54, 116 Klein, Barbara, 116 Klein, Lynda, 41, 70, 116 Klgin, Stanley, 116 Klleger, Barry, 33, 54, 56, 60, 116 Kloin, Jay, 116 Klopert, Carol, 116 Kruze, Maris, 47, 118 Kruze, Ruta, 118 Kurtz, Emily, 118 Kurtz, Rodney, 118 Kushel, Kenneth, 16, 57, 118 Laitin, Francesf 34 Lakritz, Sandy, 118 Lakritz, Susan, 118 Lander, Lewis, 70 Landis, Eugene, 118 Lane, Alice, 59, 118 Lanzoff, Jacqueline, 56, 118 Larson, Diane, 118 Laskow, Henrietta3k 10 La Torre, Susan, 118 Lattanzio, Larry, 118 Lauer, Rosalind,ik 30 Lax, Marsha, 119 Lazar, Freda, 119 Lazar, Ruth, 119 Lazarowitz, Nathanf 30 Lazarus, Naomif 10 Leff, Nathan, 119 Leffel, Elliot, 119 Lefkowitz, Daniel EJ 26 Lefkowitz, Daniel Sf 26 Lerner, Barry, 120 Lerner, Diane, 120 Lerner, Judith, 120 Lerner, Zulie? 37 Lesser, Edwardf' 10 Lesser, Philip, 120 Levene, Louise, 13, 16, 120 Leventhal, Bruce, 120 Levi, AI, 120 Levin, David, 120 Levine, Alan, 120 Levine, Esther, 120 Levine, Gerald, 71 Levine, Mollie CI 37 Levine, Richard, 44, 120 Levine, Susan, 71 Levitan, Charles, 120 Levitt, Marlene, 13, 40, 56, 71 Levy, Henry, 120 Levy, Ira, 71 Levy, Lois, 40, 120 Lew, Mimi, 56, 120 Liber'ante, Dominic, 156 Liberante, John, 120 Liberman, Edie, 120 Library Dept., 21 Lieberman, Carol, 71 Lieberman, Sandra, 25, 59, 156 Lieberman, Stewart, 120 Lifshitz, Joyce, 156 Lifton, Lucille G3 37 Limandri, Jeanette, 121 Lindower, Arthur, 121 Linka, Beverly, 121 Liss, Gerald, 121 Litt, Jay, 54, 55, 121 Ljubicich, Robert, 121 Loehfelm, Fred, 122 Lohner, Gisela, 122 Lombardi, Theresa, 122 LoRe, Angela, 122 Lore, Linda, 122 Loveitt, Ronald, 57, 122 Lovett, Michael, 122 Lowe, John, 122 Lowinger, Esther, 60, 122 Lucera, Angela, 122 Ludwig, Alan, 122 Luongo, Arthur, 57, 122 Lurie, Joyce, 122 Lynch, Dennis, 122 Madans, Elliot, 122 Madden, Richard, 156 Magenheim, Gail, 122 Mager, Liliane, 71 Mahon, Peter, 122 Major City Officers, 18 Maleh, Jack, 122 Malkin, ldaf 30 Mall, Arlene, 156 Mandel, David, 56, 123 Manganaro, Sal, 123 Mantinband, Susan, 71 Marazzi, Michele, 123 Margulies, Alan, 123 Marinbach, Jane, 60, 123 Marks, Donna, 123 Marksheid, Janice, 29, 124 Marquit, Leni, 124 Marshall, Stuart, 124 Martin, Richard, 124 Martinez, Julie Ann, 72 Martino, Anthony, 124 Martz, Rebeccaf 37 Marzullo, Franklyn, 47, 57, 124 Mascari, Adolphkk 38 Maslansky, Melvin, 55, 124 Massey, Hannah, 72 Matays, Charles, 28, 60, 124 Math Dept., 30 Math Team, 30 Matlin, Sandra, 124 Matorin, Janet, 124 Mattingley, Joan, 28, 124 Maturo, Teddy, 124 Matyas, Samuel, 124 Maynard, Glenn, 72 Mazzarese, Thomas, 57, 124 McCabe, John, 124 4 McCarthy, Gregory, 156 McCoIIum, Eileen, 124 McComb, Bill, 124 McCoy, Philip, 156 McCuminskey, Joanne, 124 McGinniss, Maureenkr 22 McGrath, James, 72 McManus, Thomas, 125 McNally, Jim, 156 McNulty, James, 48, 125 Mechlowicz, Israel, 125 Mecker, Jay, 125 Meehan, Laura, 125 Meister, Diane, 125 Meixler, Terri, 72 Melnick, Paul, 47, 56, 126 Meltzer, Arlene, 72 Mendelson, Felice, 126 Mennella, Susan, 72 Messina, Jill, 126 Meyer, Arthur Lf 30 Meyer, Jessica, 126 Meyer, Susan, 126 Michelson, Linda, 59, 126 Miglionico, Laura, 126 Migliorini, Mary 22 Milberg, Alan, 42, 126 Miller, Barbara, 72 Miller, Barbara, 16, 126 Miller, Henry, 126 Millman, Linda, 126 Mimoun, Odette, 126 Mimoun, Raphael, 126 Mintz, Ronald, 126 Mintzis, Ethel, 126 Minzer, Steven, 126 Mirer, Martinf 21 Mixed Chorus, 56 Mlawsky, Jenny, 126 Model, Martin, 126 Mogulescu, John, 44, 49, 127 Moinester, Deanna, 127 Molberger, Harriet, 24, 60, 127 Molinari, Frank, 127 Mollica, Vincent, 127 Molloy, Patrick, 72 Monahan, Catherinef 7 Monheit, Helene, 13, 24, 72 Montaperto, Charles, 127 Montemarano, Cecelia,.39, 128 Morfogen, Ann, 128 Morris, Louis, 24, 29, 128 Morrison, Thomas, 128 Moskowitz, Eva? 35 Moskowitz, Steven, 128 Moss, Shelley, 40, 128 Moss, Steven, 128 Motove, Marla Lynn, 56, 72 Muchnick, Phyllis, 128 Mugge, Harold, 47, 128 Mulhern, Marionf 22 Murch, Diane, 40, 128 Murphy, Francis, 57, 72 Murphy, Lawrence, 54, 128 Murray, Elaine, 72 Murray, Phyllis, 56, 128 Musacchio, Alfred, 128 Muscarella, Jane, 128 Muscillo, Cindy, 72 Music Dept., 50 Nagel, Meri, 72 Namn, Paul, 72 Nelson, Liz, 128 Newitz, Ralene, 128 Newman, Iris, 128 Newmark, Michelle, 72 Nieuwpoort, Linda, 73 Nisgore, Irene, 59, 128 Nislow, Janet, 129 Noble, Gail, 73 Nogin, Anita, 129 Noonan,1ames, 73 N01 Nov Nov NUSw NW ober 0'51 VB! 0115' Olin! 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Stefanie, 51, 56. 59, 130 Pazmino, Laura Lou, 130 Peat, Jane, 131 Pecorella, Tom, 131 Pell, Diane, 131 Penner, Sima, 131 Perkins, Diane, 131 Perlman, Steven, 131 Perrotta, Joseph, 132 Pershes, Robert, 54, 132 Peterson, Betty, 132 Petritsch, Robert, 46, 132 Pevar, Ellen, 132 Pfeffer, Lynn, 132 Pfeifer, Sigmund, 132 Phelun, Dolores Ann, 132 Physical Science Dept., 32 Piche, Frank, 132 Pieprznik, Esther, 132 Pierno, Diane, 132 Pincus, Jane, 20, 23, 60, 132 Pitkoff, Paul, 132 Plenderleith, Robert, 132 Fletcher, Donna, 39, 132 Podell, Leah, 74 Polakoff, Sue, 132 Policano, Thomas, 132 Pollack, Kenneth, 57, 132 Polokoff, Kenneth, 60, 133 Pope, Miriam, 60, 133 Porretta, Paulette, 133 Portnoy, Ruth, 54, 55, 60, 133 Posner, Natalie, 133 Postal, Peter, 133 Potter, Eddie, 18, 20, 134 Poulos, Peter, 134 Presberg, Bruce, 134 Price, Patricia, 134 Primosch, Richie, 156 Purcell, Morris,' 10 Quoma, Sherry, 134 Racer, Rose, 134 Radio Club, 33 Rakowitz, Florence W.,' 10 Ramoy, Jack, 134 Rapaport, Eli, 56, 134 Rappaport, Edward, 134 Ratcliffe, Richard, 134 Reckenberg, Mary, 156 Reddock, Jay, 56, 134 Regalbuto. Charles, 134 Rehling, Frank, 134 Reich, lsidore, 25 Reich, Larry, 57, 134 Reich, Matthew, 134 Rejch, Robertaf 37 Regfman, Jeffrey, 134 Regnglass, Ruth, 156 R8155, Martin, 134 Reiss, Nira, 23, 28, 60, 134 Rhode, Linda, 135 Rifle Team, 49 R1Iey,1im. 135 Ringer, Steven, 135 ' Faculty member. Risch, Ronald, 135 Ritter, Susan, 13,59, 60, 135 RIZZO, Peter. 135 Road Ahead, 11 Roberts, Pearh' 32 Roberts, Wendy, 13. 16, 35, 58. 59. 60, 136 Robertson,1anet, 136 Robinson, Marlene, 74 Rocca, Vmcent, 136 Rockow, Karen, 11, 33, 54, 59, 60, 136 Rodman, Mark, 136 Rogoff, Edward, 136 Roseman, Betty, 13, 59. 136 Rosen, Diana, 60, 136 Rosen, Paul, 20, 136 Rosenberg, Goldie,' 35 Rosenberg, Karen, 136 Rosenberg, Marvinf 50 Rosenberg, Michael, 136 Rosenbloom, Maxine, 74 Rosenblum, Henry, 56, 136 Rosenblum, Howard, 56, 136 Rosenblum, Jeffrey, 42, 136 Rosenthal, Gail, 136 Rosenthal, Joseph, 13, 47, 56, 136 Roslow, Lottie W3 25 Ross, Howie, 136 Ross, Richard, 136 Ross, Scott, 137 Ross, Sylviaf 22 Rossi, Evelyn, 137 Rossoff, Annie,' 21 Rossoff Margaret, 20, 23, 59, 60, 137 Roth, Irene, 55, 137 Roth, Julie, 25, 137 Roth, Rochelle, 16, 35, 60, 137 Rothberg, Stanley, 54, 55, 138 Rothchild, Sara, 39, 138 Rothenberg, Jacki, 13, 40, 51, 138 Rothman, Barbara, 60, 74 Rothman, Marilyn, 138 Rothstein, Morris, 138 Rubenstein, Ellen, 29, 35, 138 Rubin, Doris, 40, 138 Rubin, Fran, 138 Rubin, Laura, 60, 138 Rubin, Linda, 138 Rubinstein, Ira, 138 Ruchlis, Michael, 30, 60, 138 Rudner, Maxine, 156 Runsdorf, Merry, 18, 40, 138 Russo, Laura, 138 Ryan, James, 138 Saccente, Barbara, 138 Sachar, Michael, 138 Sakin, Marlene, 59. 74 Saks, Shelby, 40, 74 Salm, Sheri, 74 Sampognaro, Fran, 139 Samuels, Ricki, 139 Samuelson, Linda, 74 Sandberg, Melissa, 13, 16,40, 51, 139 Sandler, Sondra, 60, 139 Sandok, Phyllis, 59, 60, 139 Santella, Susan, 139 Santer, Philip, 140 Sanzone, Josephine, 24, 140 Sarney, Harris M3 22, 51 Saron, Betsy, 20,25, 140 Saronson, Ruth 1.,5 22 Sartoretti, Camille, 140 Saslow, Martha, 140 Savad, Elihu, 140 Saviello, Frank, 140 Savino, Rosemarie, 140 Savit, Joyce, 59, 140 Saxon, Robert, 140 Sayer, Albertf 10 Scandore, Charles, 42, 140 Scarinzi, Samuel 1.,2 35 Schaffer, Barry, 140 Schall, Barry, 140 Scham, Marlene,t 25 Schare, Kenneth, 140 Schatz, Carol, 13, 56, 140 Schechter, Elaine, 24, 60, 140 Schechter, Sharon, 140 Scheinberg, Zelda, 140 Schepis, Anthony, 141 Scherer, Bonnie, 18,41, 60, 141 Schiff, Davidf 25 Schiff, Joan. 74 Schiller, Anne,' 22 Schlssel, Ethel, 74 Schlacter, Sandl, 74 Schlakman, Solomon,' 22 Schlesmger, Nell.42,141 Schlosberg, Phyllis,' 32 Schnapp, E11101, 55, 56. 60, 141 3611116141. Debra, 74 Schneider, Paula, 141 Schneiderman, Larry, 141 Schnell, Hildredf 38 Schnur, Jeftrey, 54,55, 142 Schochner, Helene, 39, 142 Schott, Linda, 24. 51, 59,74 Schub, Sollis 1.,' 22,34 Schulman, Bruce, 142 Schur, Arthur, 33, 142 Schwartz, Deborah, 40, 142 Schwartz, Lenore, 59, 142 Schwartz Schwartz Schwartz , Robert, 142 , Sheila, 142 , Susan, 142 Schweitzer, Bernard, 47, 142 Schwender, Lorraine, 142 Scondotto, Annette, 142 Scongerella, Roberta,' 26 Seckler, Janice, 142 Seckler, Ronnie, 142 Secretarial Studies Dept., 37 Seiden, Robertf 50 Seiler, Beverly, 142 Seimer, Ann, 41, 142 Seinfeld, Kent, 30, 47, 60, 142 Seitz, Julia, 142 Selwyn, Fred, 143 Semmel, June, 56, 143 Senior Officers, 16, 17 Senreich, Stephen, 29, 60, 143 Shames, Donald, 143 Shane, Lloyd, 143 Shapin, Marionf 22 Shapiro, Aaronf 30 Shapiro, Herman, 143 Shapiro, Normanf 26, 28 Shaw, Daniel, 144 Sheinberg, Paula, 35, 59, 60, 144 Shepard, Lorraine, 144 Shepard, Richard, 74 Sherkin, Sandra, 144 Sherman, Jacqueline, 74 Sherman, Marjory, 41, 74 Sherman, Martin, 57 Shonz, Eric, 144 Shore, Floraf 8 Short, Robert, 144 Shulman, Burt, 144 Sicignano, Robert, 144 Sidenworm, Marsha, 60, 144 Sobel, Martha, 75 Soccer Team, 47 Socoal Studies Dept., 10 Socnal Studies forum. 20 Sokol, Michael, 146 Solomon, Anne K.,' 35 Solomon, Hetbert M.,' 38 Solomon, Joseph, 146 Solomon. Rena, 146 Solovay. Carol. 23, 59, 146 Solow, Linda, 29. 55. 59, 60 146 Sorscher. Laura,' 37 80515. Merrill, 76 Spanish Dept., 34 Spanish Honor Society, 35 Spar, Laurie, 60. 146 Spector, Stephen, 54, 55, 147 Sperllng, Arnold, 147 Sperhng. Steven, 147 Sphatt, Gwen, 147 Spiegel, lmie, 57, 147 Splegel, Ruth, 147 Spieler, Sndneyf 25 Splerer, Stuart, 148 Spies, Richard. 11, 20, 35,60. 61. 148 Spindel, Marcia, 148 Spitzberg Leonard,' 10 Spivack, Roni, 76 Stabiner, Gail, 39, 148 Staiano, Anthony, 148 Stam, Janet, 76 Starr, Bruce, 44, 148 Steckler, Elaine, 148 Stein, Carol, 25, 60, 148 Stein, Judie, 13,20, 28, 60, 148 Stein, Micheie, 76 Stein, Ronnie, 56, 59, 60, 148 Stein, Seymourh 25 Steinberg, Aileen, 148 Steinberg, Alan, 148 Steinberg, Eileen, 148 Steinberg, Regina, 148 Steinberg, Rosely, 148 Steinhandler, Mel,' 32 Steinlauf, Susan, 148 Steinmetz, Barbara, 148 Sterling, Ada,' 22 Sterman, Sondra, 148 Stern, Diane KI 38 Stern, Linda-Jane, 40, 56, 149 Stern, Richard, 149 Sternin, Kenneth, 149 Sternstein, Linda, 149 Stolper, Ilene, 24, 59, 149 Strohm, Laurie, 149 Strum, Sandra, 76 Stryker, Bonnie, 149 Siegel, Amy, 23, 35, 51, 59, 60, 144 Student Council, 13 Siegel, Howie, 144 Siegel, Jane, 144 Siegel, Joshua, 54, 144 Siegel, Laurie, 74 Siegel, Paul, 20, 54, 55, 144 Siegel, Roberta, 144 Siegel, Ronnie, 40, 144 Siegelberg, Alan, 75 Sierles, Bettyf 22 Sietas, Nancy, 56, 144 Sigma Society, 33 Silberman, Philip, 54, 55, 145 Silberman, Sue, 75 Silver, Bonnie, 145 Silverman, Bonnie, 145 Silverstein, Saul, 29, 145 Silverstone, Paul, 25, 145 Siminow, Marlene, 145 Simkovic, Barbara, 146 Simpson, Juliaf' 30 Simpson, Matthew, 75 Sing, 51,52, 53 Singer, Abraham D.,' 22, 23 Singer, Eileen, 146 Siperstein, Diane, 60, 146 Sirani, Joe, 146 Slominsky, Marla, 146 Small, Gerald, 75 Small, Howie, 42, 146 Smith, Carolyn, 75 Smith, Jeff, 156 Smith, Kathleen, 146 Smith, Maria, 146 Smith, Penny, 16, 35. 59. 60. 61, 146 Smith, Sherwin, 146 Smoke Carol 146 Snitkoff, Lynne, 146 Sturniolo, Jay, 156 Subrug, Carolyn, 149 Student Council, 13 Sturniolo, Jay, 156 Subrug, Carolyn, 149 Suchodolski, Ronald, 149 Sudack, Joan, 39, 149 Sultan, Charles, 76 Sultan, David, 149 Sultan, Matthew, 149 Susnick, Stuart, 24, 150 Swanson, Arthur, 150 Swimming Team, 48 Szymanski, Sylvia, 150 Talberth, Alice, 76 Tam, Anna, 56, 150 Tames, Howard, 47, 150 Tarateta, Jennifer, 150 Tashjian, Elmasf 26 Taub, Phyllis, 24. 60 Temple, Carl, 150 Tennis Team, 49 Tenzer, Bruce, 150 Terner, Carole, 40, 150 Tessler, Jacobi 25 Theodosis, Byron, 150 Thier, Iris, 150 Thomer, Richard, 13, 29, 30, 49. 51, 60, 150 Tierney, James, 150 Tillis, Bellaf 50 Tisman, Alan, 150 Tisman, Marsha, 150 Tobin, Dianef 10 Tobin, Richie, 76 Tokar, Judy, 150 Tom, Mabel, 55, 150 Touger. Carolyn, 16, 51. 56. 150 Touger. Jay. 151 Tracger. Bruce. 151 Track 1eam. 46 Trager. Mark. 76 Traktman. DaVId. 23. 60, 151 Traktman, Hemy, 151 Incanco. tha. 151 Trotter, Jane. 76 Tul1y,EIleen, 151 Turk, Stephen, 151 Turon. Richard, 151 Tutnauer, Lila, 59. 60. 151 Twnlers. 40 Uccu. Lmda, 151 Uccnllo. Meledlth, 151 United Nations Study Gr0up, 20 Ukhst, Helene, 151 Valana, Chatles, 57, 152 Vangould, Petel, 152 Valente, Arlene, 156 Vecchlone, Patricia, 152 Veltri, Rose, 152 Venit, Dora,' 10, 22 Venokur, Peter, 76 Ven1ra, Kathy, 152 Vernon, Ruth, 76 Villano, Larry, 156 Vitiello, C110, 76 Vivirito, Joseph, 152 Vogei, Jefirey, 27, 152 Vollmuth, Maltin, 42, 152 Vulpis, Cathy, 152 Wachtel, Rennie, 152 Walcott, Gary. 20, 152 Walker, Tim 152 Wallace, Margaret, 152 Walter, Elizabeth, 20, 152 Waltzer, 10 Ellen, 39, 152 Wantman, Blanche, 152 Ward, Susan, 152 Warren, Marc, 152 Wasserman, Marvin,' 34, 35 Watarz, Fred, 153 Watsky, Robert. 156 Weber, Arthur, 153 Wecksler, Howard, 57, 153 Weinberg, Mike, 57, 153 Weiner, Ronald, 16, 153 Weiner, Rosalind, 153 Weimod, Elien, 60, 76 Weinstein, June, 76 Weinstein, Susan, 16, 25, 59, 153 Weiss, Daniel, 20, 25, 49, 56, 153 Weiss, Harry, 153 Weiss, Marilyn, 153 Weissberg, Gwenn, 153 Weissman, Ira, 76 Weissman, Simon A.,' 32 Wellikoff, Richard, 153 Wendnoff, Karen, 154 Weren, Betti, 41, 154 Werner, Annabelle, 154 Westerberg, Jo Anne, 154 Wexler, James, 11, 20, 49, 154 White, Barbara, 40, 154 Wiener, Gary, 154 Wilhelm, Dale, 23. 60, 154 Wilson, Albert, 154 Wiltchik, Linda, 154 Winant, James, 154 Winter, Gail, 59, 60, 154 Winter, Judith. 51, 60, 154 Wolf, Stanley 0.,' 30 Wolfert, Larry, 57. 154 Wolff, Alexander, 156 Wolk, Paula, 59, 60, 154 Wolkenstein, Mady, 154 Woltman, Eileen, 154 Woman, Ruth 40, 60, 154 Wunder, Francesf 38 Yasbin, Ronald, 20, 155 Zahnd, Richard, 56, 155 Zanca, Larry, 155 Zarrow, Sherry, 60, 155 Zatuchney, Harris, 57. 155 Zebersky, Roberta, 76 Zeltner, Philip, 46, 155 Zimmer, Doris, 155 Zinn, Ann, 16, 155 Zuckerberg. Robert, 55, 59, 155 Zuckerman, Florence, 155 t AmmannmaannmmmmmnnnnnnannABnna-AAAHA----AA The Inaugural Address of President John F. Kennedy We observe today, not a victory of party but aicelebrationyof freedom-symbolizing an end as well as a beginning-SIgmfymg renewal as well as change. For l have sworn before you and Almighty God the same solemn oath our forebearers prescribed nearly a century and three-quarters ago. ' . The world is very difterent now. For man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life. And yet the same revolutionary beliefs for which our forebearers fought are still at issue atound the globe -the belief that the rights of man come not from the gen- erosity of the state but from the hand of God. . - We dare not forget today that we are the heirs of that first revolution. Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and toe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans-born in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a hard and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage-and unwilling to witness or permit the slow . undoing of those human rights to which this nation has always been committed, and to which we are committed today at home and around the world. - Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or Ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship. support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty. i This we pledge-and more. To those old allies whose cultural and spiritual origins we share, we pledge the loyalty of faithful friends. United, there is little we cannot do in a host of new cooperative ventures. Divided, there is little we can doefor we date; not meet a powerful challenge at odds and split asunder. To those new states whom we welcome to the ranks of the free, we pledge our word that one form of colonial control shall not have passed away merely to be replaced by a far more iron tyranny. We shall not always expect to find them supporting our view. But we shall always hope to find them strongly supporting their own freedom-and to remember that, in the past, those who foolishly sought power by riding the back of the tiger ended up inside. To those peoples in the huts and villages of half the globe struggling to break the bonds of mass misery, we pledge our best efforts to help them help themselves, for whatever period is required-not because the Communists may be doing it, not because we seek their votes, but because it is right it a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich. To our sister republics south of our border, we ofter a special pledge-to convert our good words into good deeds- In a new alliance for progress-to assist free men and free governments in casting off the chains of poverty. But this peace- ful revolution of hope cannot become the prey of hostile powers. Let all our neighbors know that we shall join them to oppose aggression or subversion anywhere in the Americas. And let every other power know that this. hemisphere intends to remain the master of its own house. To that world assembly of sovereign states. the United Nations, our last best hope in an age where the instruments of war have far outpaced the instruments of peace, we renew our pledge of support-to prevent it from becoming merely a forum for invectiveeto stiengthen its shield of the new and the weakeand to enlarge the area in which its writ may run. Finally, to those nations who would make themselves our ad- versary, we otter not a pledge but a request: that both sides begin anew the quest for peace, before the dark powers of destruction unleashed by science engulf all humanity in planned or accidental selfedestruction. We dare not tempt them With weakness. For only when our arms ate. sufficient beyond doubt can we be certain beyond doubt they will never be employed. But neither can two great and powerful groups of nations take comfort from our present course-both sides overburdened by the cost of modem weapons, both rightlylalarmed by the steady spread of the deadly atom, yet both racmg to alter .th?t uncertain balance of terror that stays the hand of mankinds final war. 80 let us begin anew-remembering on both sides that'civility is not a sign of weakness, and sincerity is always subject to proof. Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate. Let both sides explore what problems unite us instead of belaboring those problems which divide us. Let both sides, for the first time, formulate serious and precise proposals for the inspection and control. of arms-and bring the absolute power to destroy other nations under the absolute control of all nations. Let both sides seek to invoke the wonders of science instead of its terrors. Together let us explore the stars, .conquer the deserts, eradicate disease, tap the ocean depths and encourage the arts and commerce. . Let both sides unite to heed In all corners of the earth the command of lsaiah-to llundo the heavy burdens . . . tandi let the oppressed go free. . . And if a beachhead of cooperation may push back the Jungles of suspicion, let both sides join in creating a new endeavor- not a new balance of power, but a new world of law, where the strong are just and the weak secure and the peace pre- served. All this will not be finished in the first 100 days. Nor will it be finished in the first 1,000 days, nor in the life of this Administration, now even perhaps in our lifetime on this planet. But let us begin. ln your hand, my fellow citizens, more than mine, will rest the real success or failure of our course. Since this country was founded, each generation of Americans has been summoned to give testimony to its national loyalty. The graves of young Americans who answered the call to service surround the globe. Now the trumpet summons us againunot as a call to bear arms, though arms we need-not as a call to battle, though embattled we are-but a call to bear the burden of a long twilight struggle year in and year out, Hrejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation a struggle against the common enemies of man: tyranny, poverty, disease and war itself. Can we forge against these enemies a grand and global alliance, north and south, east and west, that can assure a more fruitful life for all mankind? Will you join in that historic ehon? In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maxumumdanger. I do not shrink from this responsibilitye-l welcome it. l do not believe that any of us would exchange places With any other people or any other generation. The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this en- deavor wnll light our country and all who serve it-and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for youfask what you can do for your country. My fellow Citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man. Finally, whether you are citizens of America or citizens of the world: ask of us here the same high standards of strength and sacrifice which we ask of you. 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