Midwood High School - Epilog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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At 4001 18th Avenue there stands om old building which used to be RS. 134. It is now the home of the Freshmen of Mid- wood: Kensington. ; In this little wonderland, Fresh find themselves in or world sus- pended between that of their grammar school and of the larger, more imposing, main building. Kensington's narrow hcdls and small rooms contain the spirit of C: group of young teenagers em- barking on the second milestone of their educational careers. Here ninth-grcrders getttheir first taste of Midwood life. Through the ef- forts of the Kensington Coordi- nator, a book store and a tutor- ing service have been brought to the annex. The students in Ken- sington also participate in major city elections and in Sing. How- ever, these functions only whet their appetites for more activities and friendships to come. And now the Freshmen of 1962- 53, who created dreams and il- lusions of what Midwood life would be like at Glenwood Road, are Seniors, and they have brought with them the memories of their year at Kensington. Kensington First Row Heft to righD: Mrs. Bendengo; Miss Rosier: Mrs. Rosman; Mr. Dobren. Admin. Asst. in Charge: Mrs. Bierds: Mrs. Schnitzler: Mrs. Jacobs. Second Row deft to righti: Mrs. Goldiarb: Mrs. Heilweil: Miss Selvin: Mrs. Gordon; Mrs. Rothstein: Mrs. Greenberg. I ,i L L wfxzt a , - t 52222. Third Row deft to righti: Dr. Schub; Mr. Hayes: Mrs. Quaitman: Mr. M. Cohen: Mr. Aronson: Mr. Sand. . Fourth Row Heft to righti: Mr. Bogorad: Mr. Morris: Mr. Kupferberg: Mt. Spitzberg; Mr. N. Shapiro: Mr. Eussim Mr. Gleichenhaus: Mr. Steinberg: Mr. rbuse.

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First Row deft to right: Karlene Weisberg: Barbara Fisher: Janice Brown: Leslie Drucker, Editor-in-Chiel: Debbie Pulver: Amy Cobert; Iecm Musucchic; Diane Levine. Second Row Uelt to righD: Cheryl Orvis: Nancy Gutkin: Susan Eisen; Indy Haber: Pat Bratman: Nora Katz. Third Row deft to rightt: Amy Laiken; Sandra Shanda: Goldie Winter: Audrey Magelof; Indy Shapiro. Fourth Row deft to righD: Susan Goldstone; Sharon Edelman: Barbara Spindel: Hindu Zweig: Amy Geffen.- Iane Wechsler: Michelle Weiss. It seemed that I would never get this article written in time for this year's Epilog, for my feelings about the yearbook were in continual motion and change. At the beginning of the term I had been in my own valley of despair for it seemed that no force on earth could get this yearbook published. However, gradually all of our hard work assumed sig- nificance, and the possibility of meeting our dead- line only two months late became a reality. This yearbook is the result of disorganized mass- meetings in room 355 every day, and even more disorganized weekend meetings, where, oddly enough, the book started to take form-piece by piece, page by page. Every effort was made to fashion this 25th anniversary issue of Epilog into a truly special issue. The many candids, the written material, and the century-old cuts -all of these are proof of this effort. I would now like to thank Mr. Cohen, our faculty advisor; Amy and Isabel, Business Editors; Barbara and Janice, Appointments Editors; Nora and Jane, Art Editors; and Sue, Jean, and Hinda. I'd also like to thank the following staff members: Iudy, Goldie, Sharon, Sandy, and Susan, of the Senior Section, Barbara of the Art staff, and Michelle and Diane, of the Production staff. The following editors deserve special praise for their share in the major responsi- bility of the yearbook: Cheryl, for a marvelous job with the Senior Section; A1, for the terrific photos; Pat and Nancy, for the layouts; and Amy, for writ- ing and gathering very fine copy, and for taking on the extra responsibility of Captions Editor. To all of these editors and staff members-once again -a sincere thank-you. As for the Editor-in-Chief, well . . . I think I'll get her a tranquilizer! Leslie Drucker, Editor-in-Chief