Morris High School - Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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4ll'! A' x' ll llfr1' I ffhhf' ' . I . L i I Senior Book Staff Evelyn Pober, EditorfinfChief Toby Baiman Marguerite Temple Philip Barbieri . Maxwell Wolodin jack Bernstein Bernard Lipsius Harold Friedman Anita Solomon Rosalie Cohen Miriam Friedman l sadore. Greenberg Gertrude Hertz jack Kesten Willialm Ball Ruth Berndorff Jacob Bernstein Harold Bruntel Arthur Germansky Eva Berger Sol Blumstein Irving Cohen Charles Fuchs joseph Goldfarb Nat Kult Page E1 ghteen Samuel Koppal Knock Committee Martha Weiiiberg, Chariman Frank Meshnick Evelyn Pober Miriam Silverman Lawrence Skora Estelle R. Witzling Maxwell Wolodin Class Night Committee Israel Kabat, Chairman Leo Yarfitz Book -Assistants Ruth Miller Beatrice Roth Murray Sendach Frances Shainen Maxwell Wolff Gilbert Klein Charles Levine Anne Nutman Deborah Romain Seymour Siskind Milton Sperber

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0 i xi: in 1 ini bi xi ll 1 ll 1 1 111 1 ri ri via 1 1 Ill ini ri :in lpresibenvs message . I Dear Classmates: . W It seems but a short time ago that we entered high school, full of ambitions, yet with vague -and intangible plans for the future. We have laid our plans carefully. Many have decided to continue their education in school by entering college, while others have decided to enter the business world and continue their education in that way. However, no matter which course you have chosen, let graduation serve as ia milestone in your path to success, a milestone for those who have conscientiously spent their time in diligent study, and a turning point for those who have shirkecl. Whatever may be our plans for the future depends entirely upon us. As futile as it is for one to receive returns without investments so it is impossible for us to reach our goal in life without giving our best. . ' We must not forget the great role played by our parents in this, our drama of life. They share our troubles and we always look to them for advice or consolation. It is to them that we ovve our deepest and most sincere respect and appreciation. In the distant future, they should be foremost in our minds as our best friends and counsellors. Let us leave Morris High School with a feeling of pride and loyalty to the numerous friendships which we have formed here. Now We must separate, each pursuing his individualpath, but when we meet again at the Crossroads let us not forget that feeling of good fellowship and comraderie which has been firmly instilled in us during these years so joyfully spent together. I Vale! Alex Ayeroff. Q liQiQliilQlHiQaillQQQQlliili-Qili illi Q

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Jack Ayeroff Leo Berkowitz Harold Erdreich Sarah Feinstein Irving Grubstein Kathryn Intemann Ruth Levine Aaron Myerson Sidney L Brass Nathan Epstein Sydney Isaacson Frieda. Itzkowitz Willianm Kushner Henry Lipkind Dance Committee Yetta Katz, Chairman Finance Committee Samuel Naidech Frank Pomerantz Martin Princer Hyman Shainen Lillian Siskind Lillian Slossberg Alfreda Toonkel Benjamin Wolfowitz Jack M. Cohen, Chairman Isadore Miller Max Reiter Sol Richman Sarah Ruskin Henry Schneider David Shopkorn Commencement Committee ' Sydney L. Burstein, Chairman Reva Balgley Jennie Binstock Sylvia Feldman Benjamin .Goldrich Frances Kelman Nettie Bialkin Rose Brown . Ruth Goodfriend Morris Greenberg lsadore Lehrman Samuel Mann Pin Committee Oscar Nisnevitz Kenneth Reynolds Louis Spector Ellis Wallach Virginia Wich Carl Koplick, Chairman Jacob Marcus Evelyn Roe Hyman Rosner Anna Roum jacob Schwertok Marcella Stuzin Page Nineteen