Morris High School - Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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4-f 'N l l 1-wy, 'VFW .Xl ,Ei-ur' 'mmf BAINES, WILLIAM C. mon: o succeed Tall, handsome and well-Jet, A nicer hoy we'1fe never met. BALDRIAN, BARBARA 5 . A . Hostess Quite a treat, I muft declare, From the tip of her toer to her golden hair. BARON, EVELYN 1 . Am . arriage and twelve kids A winning fmile, a helpful hand, A real good Jportg we think Jhe': grand. BAUM, MYRA 6 Street A . eacher ln her quiet and Jimple way, She gradually progrener day hy day. ALFONSO, ARNOLD 861 Forest Avenue Am ' ' Officer Ar if nice, rnold if quietg Keepr to himfelfg never cauref a riot. ALMEDINA, GLORIA 1411 Longfellow Ave, A ' ' st 0 e tit of her head, and the lilt of her laugh To .ray :he is grand would only he half . . . ANDERSON SHIRLEY 8 A mon: Social Worker Her Jincerity and winning Jnzile, Would prompt anyone to walk a mile. APPELBAUM, DORIS 1165 S' ookkeeper She'J a quiet and .fweet girl, And rare to find a.r a pearl. ASCHER, RHODA lion: o become Mrs. Gerry Ruckhaus One thing about her we can tell: She did her work, and did it well. BADARACCO, CHARLES . ertiser A loyal Morrixite through and through: A worthy hand member too. 11

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' r , A+ f f Q ' 1 1llPll1I11I Svvniura There isn't much one can say when saying so-long to such good friends as we've all been during our stay at Morris. This little note will be to remind us of our friends of the past who have enabled us to walk into our future with a great deal of confidence in ourselves. XXf'e have achieved this through our three years of study and recreation with our classmates, teachers, deans, and principal. Dr. Bernstein has been a second father to us, and our teachers have made Morris a home for us. I'm sure each and every one of us will remember the kid gloves to which we have been so accustomed. Beware, the future is a little rougher and the roads more curved, so take precautions on every turn in the road of life. Now that we are leaving our Alma Mater and receiving that long-awaited diploma, here's a little wish from me to you, to take along with your diploma. Have a good, long and happy life, and may each of you find happiness and success in your chosen profession. Good-bye, and may we meet again some day in the future. Gloria Salazar 8-5 Senior Clair Prerident 10 SENIOR OFFICERS Gloria Salazar, Prefident Edward Fahey, Vice-President Shirley Anderson, Secretary Russelle Jones, Treasurer W .. fi

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BENNIE, ROSEANNE 1505 Charlotte Street r t- W Amwetary ' Roseanne ir pretty, and oh, Jo nice, Boyr give her the once-over and look twice BENSON, ALFREDA U 1 142 ' enue Ambition: stered Nurse Alwayr ready, alwayr neat,' A pal like her ir hard to heat. BERLINGIERI, GLORIA ' E. 629 Ea reet ' Am . tenographer Pretty Jweet, pretty .frnartg She won her way into each hoy'r heart. BOOK, IRENE 700 East 1 treet H A Amb o sit on the boss' lap Silence, patience, hrilliancy- Here'r the girl who has all three. BORRILL D O, OMINICK mm 815 t Street Ambi on: Shortstop There ir a line without an end, Of thore who want to he hir friend. BRASWELL, CARL Bfifaton Avenue Ambition: areer in the Air Force We know he'll need no college courre, To he a general in the Air Force. BREITFELLER, RONALD n 870 East 170th Street in Am-eronautical Engineer If ever he ir without a rmile, You can he :ure it ir jurt for a while. BROCK, MADELYNE 800 E Oth Street Am . Airline Hostess A gal who'r really in the know, And with her clother doe! rnake a rhow. BULLARD, LAURA 75 157th Street AH We .reniorr now applaud her, Laura Bullard, our Dancing Daughter . BUTLER, HERBERT M 10 ' Avenue A . edical Lab Technician When Buddy and Iarner are together in clarr, Their teacherr seem to crumble like glarr. 12