Milne School - Bricks and Ivy Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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. 'C 0 cf Q 2OV4D,5pXb f ciif E.. ' ff? 1, . Ip DXF THE STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Smith, M. Frumkin, D. Bakke, S. Tofler, S. Press, D. O'Neil. SECOND ROW P. Brower, T. Orntelli, N. Sundin, D. Weinstock, G. Pritchard, M. Hesser, Art Editor J. Feigenbaum, Assistant Art Editor Artists - L. Nelson D. Smith Photographers - M, Frumkin D. O'Neil S. Eisenberg, Photography Editor M. Hamilton, Photographer 5

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S. Tatter, Editor-in-Chief S. Zimmerman, Associate Editor M. Lewis, Literary Editor THE EDITORS Literary Contrilouters - R. Abrams, L. Balog, M. Benedict, N. Button, S. Donley, T. Gell- man, C. Graham, C. I-lagadorn, K. Hoffman, S, l-lohenstein, L. Joclmowitz, R. Meckler, J. Michelson, J. Newberry, L. Pellish, S. Press, C. Sanders, M. Slwlman, R. Zima. R. Valenti, Business Manager M. Pitts, Advertising Editor Advertising Stott J. Devlin S. Levitt A. Seigal H. Brown

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PlQ4e'2S0lrL0 -'Q The people stood together everywhere, by rodios or televisions, peering into spoce with incredulity. The mention of the deoth of the President hold to be repeoted over ond over ogoin before the people could reolize it. They stood in tight groups, Eoch vvonted, like o little child, to clutch out for o consoling hond ond vvoil. Or to reoch oheod ond grob some ioy, or reoch bockword into some soothing hoppiness, to escope. But they couldn't. This moment hod been thrust upon them so mercilessly ond shockingly, thot it would forever leove o sore wound thot coUldn't be ignored. There vvos no relief. The President connot be meosured by eloquent words, l-lis greot- ness hos been seen only by the grief ond shock thot his distrought notion still beors. Joseph B. Michelson 6 O C O