Park School of Baltimore - Brownie Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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N T - THE PARK SCHOOL, BALTIMORE 15, MARYLAND n the old the traditional the work 3 . .did L ' the Cro wded the friendly 2 ,, U C the sacred the new the play the spirited the lonely 3 i S At this point in young people's development, life can be their voyage on a ship-their embarkations and departures, misfortunes and joys, and, still more meaningfully, the process of profiting by their mistakes which will eventually lead to full maturity. Park School is like a small tugboat -leading and guiding them along their course through life. As the years flow by, with knowledge and experience, this craft transforms it- self to a streamlined vessel. For some, the journey through Park will be calmg others will experience numerous hazards, but all will emerge as adults capable of success- fully continuing their voyages. 4 FIRE T MA TEX A 1 L ,. H! Mr. Robert A. Thomason Miss Martha E. Hunt THE CREW The Class of 1957 5 Jin fllllvmnriam We respectfully dedicate this volume to the memory of Miss Margaret Fulton Coe, esteemed member of the Park School family for almost forty years. Although her good qualities were immeasurable, Miss Coe instilled them in each person-teacher and student- whom she met during a school day. As friend and advisor to every child, she believed that every person needs to know . . . he is a valuable human being. Miss Coe had many opportunities to further her career elsewhere, yet her strict adherence to Park School's prin- ciples induced her to remain. Her warm Hello! brightened each person's day, and her influence made everyone a little happier and a little better. 7 ' 2 'Ni I, x .1 1 1:-.X 1 N1r. Robert A. 'Thomason UUR HEA DMAX TER We are fortunate in being the Hrst senior class to gradu your leadership, yet regretful that we could only benefit for one short year from your Wisdom. From our Hrst meeting at the shore party, ' ld d l a strong and close friendship with ate under we discovered that we cou eve op ' Y f ll' h r we have gained much knowledge rom yot you. Throughout t e yea . . f th's learning ex- guidance and hope that you have also prohted rom 1 erience Our short journey is over. You will hear from us at each port p . May we remind you of your first year at Park School. 8 Q , L. ,fill i rx- Q I - , , x Q dr, lfils .C J -s Some members of this ship's complement have been aboard since its maiden voyage, others have transferred from different vessels in re- cent years. For some it is the only berth ever knowng for others it is the last among several. Old-timers or newcomers, however, they all share one knowledge: how thoughtful the design, how considerate the workmanship, how unique the ship. Unique in its lack of a captain. A captain? Not even a petty oflicer! For every member of this crew is'his own commanding ofhcer. The skill with which he commands himself is evidence of the extent to which he has understood the rules of the ship. So, too, is every man aboard his own navigator. What more important nautical accomplishment? Intricate its design, complete its workmanship, for it has provided room in its table of organization for everything from a political orator to a violinist. And together they have had the thrill of flung spray and the blown spume . And together they have known the delight of the cloudless sky and the pacific sea and the depression of the harassed traveler. Now the training cruise ends, the craft puts into drydock. The crew dis- bands and its members go their separate ways to new assignments, to new vessels. Many watch them, waiting hopefully. Sincerely, QQ7' ROBERT A. THOMASON 9 'S I. , Q. .' 'I 1 Q a ' A . , 'T 0 ' ' FA C UL 7 Y ff M We f . X fn , ,J ,f A . .,,, Q, X lj ix,.f' fy wif, 1 f K lkn J Q N J, xfwf A will-J H ,if IAQJ !, i lv X C7 J MA. .K X 59 X ' .X -, '-.wr N 'A k rf' XWH 'x . MAJ , . Bolfom, lef! lo righl: John F. Russell, Robert A. Thomason, Sydney Ramey, Jack R. lk Ramey. Row II: Alan D. Bolrz, jacquelyn Lovell, Manfred Schweitzer. X q . . ,fx ' X 1 XX M xv li if -.l-4. N . mf. KU X' , ' ' walk!! N X ...' ' I X . ry B0 left lo right: jeanne Carrirr, Klare Hambur er, eulih Town gurl, Fr ees Zwanzig Q , ' f. Dorothy S. Maltbic. il .' 5' QYN-x..3fx X izvfgl rj' ,ff ' .jx N, 9 L X- iff' .il if TF -,.4'ilJ' lx XY' -NCC QE-2 N 2 fl' 1' X . l KJV. A js .2:..J im SV ly f ! fy x, ' .Jw , . 'F ir' . T Y- 2 L , Xl a JK! ,Avg-' I - NN ' , ,' 3 XJ X, Ciiv ' L! A0211 PMN.. lv ,fu EJ .gr ,Q Mg YQ f Sealed, left to right: Iris A. Kurland, Ellen Fedder, Grace van Order, Harrison E, Tompkins, Peter M. Kohn. Slamling: Nan Price. Absent: Robert T. Shields, Kathleen Noble, Robert L. Ganter, Martha E. Hunt. fi . . f r .ff fiffz, . :AJ JNL li.4.f',,.'lfJ!L'Ll1l il Lfliliifi lv 4'1 W fr if ,J1g..,f of Q . 4 r' f of- if f 1 f f 'w. - 4 ' 10 flf f f il V 21... wwf .gr U I' v '7 ' ,e y X, x. ' 'N K , N7 bl E fl f F CUL TY kiwi W Baflom, lrft lo rigbl: Dorothy O. Graham, Edith Russell, Florence D. Mines, Edna Bregel, Mary Roemer. Row II: George C. Wilcox, jr., Nell Sachs, Herbert C. Morss. ' x 1,x ,, 9 X x 5 Q' fx D '7 , fc I , ,bf , f'. 'xx 1 ' Cie Boltom, left to rigbi: Ruth Reed, Margaret Srrahan, Dorothy Jarman, Ethel Schlessinger, Elsie Q. Trumbo. Row II: Sabina O'Conner, Elaine Salabes. L.O1. L L-41 Kilo, 'ld Z 3 I M D, ,,,. , l ' . - M A C r W , M629 U! '- MM T A Q ll fl ZH 1 - GX' ' , 0 A 4 Boflom, lefl lo right, row I: Florence Landen, Beverly Steinberg. Row II: Marjorie B. Terrell, Susan J. Cuezas, Anna B. Ryan. Abxent: Helen Robinson, Ilse Schaumann, Esther Mallonee. 1 K I0 , A ' f f x l WJMWA I I A0 IM I-M1411 1 STAFF ,QW ,M XQXPAKW ,fl dx' AKIXQU l 6Jf Walter Cross , LOMfl ,ilk Bollorn, left to right: Marguerite Smith, Eleanor Wilcox, Catherine W. Dowdey, Caroline D. Naylor, Elaine Gutman, J. Margaret Sendelbach. Botlom, left Io rigbl: Ethel Batchelor, Laura Mae Jackson, Coretha Harvey, Edith M. Brown, Louise Robinson. Row Il: Monroe Hook, joseph Harding, Isaac Edmonds, Torn White, John Fleeglc. Absent: Mr. Elmer Walton, Dr. Lucille Liberles. I2 WM, fm pE,.w,, , if OWX Llzwfefef gltftflk So 1, ..,,' life ,vWxA!v,,, ANRA. FJ! N ufxfvx Cxffo K'-lv' v 1 1-,,,,,.fz., HQ f ll AJWVC fl 14, 56 W5 L.,-iii I , -. .- N, NL Wm. . t' 5. xv N! , fn' f fr ca lx-DAxL' L4,0,1A A pl, 7 , ' V. Qf, 1 x yn. Wx A 4 xxx, W X K X J U X. I N' 1 N Xf Aj ', rw- ' 2 - K r Ill f Ill 2 E l X 1 1 llllnufh 1' I 4 J 1: , . If . 4 0 ' I 7 U ' -if z ,. V 561 gf.. -t 2 '7 5 i' A2 Q33 551 My t ':, .Z I, PL 3 Q, 5 n ki fbi C O -ffm f T- Q ' 5 . ' Q W .W X if x 5 u. m f 'S J in 5 Z 3 -I 'w f-X X ZA All 40' Ci E. ., ON K 2 .2 ,3 5, f 47 l diy., ting? X . W lg' 'ug xxigfff 1, ' ll X . I. 'l,,t' vs I , ' ' u. - ' r 1 x X ,,- X x X j X f X 15 To My Shipmates, Land A-hoy! Sometimes it has been a rough voyage, and I know I have often been a tough First Mate. We have learned to work together, and now I have signed your final papers. I will stick to this ship and break in a new crew, but you will start your new assignments on new ships-all going to different ports, places I have never seen, seas we have never charted for you. You are prepared. You have learned to tie and coil ropes, you can holystone decks, you can read charts, and you navigate any ocean. You can please any bosun or first mate anywhere. When you report to your new ships next fall, just remember the crabby old First Mate is depending on all of you to be the best sailors -and seamen she has ever sent on to better jobs. Your papers are in order. Step lively for tomorrow we part! Sincerely, 777e7r7hri f,77w?LV v MARTHA E. HUNT 16 OUR AD VIS ER Miss Martha E. Hunt We can still remember our first meeting when you stressed the necessity of settling down and acquainting ourselves with hard work, for we would have to realize the part we should play in Park School. Now that those years have rapidly drawn to a close We realize the significance of these Words. No matter how busy you were, you always left your office door open for counselling and friendly chats. Realizing the variety of our class, you helped us each to find our places-some as skippers, others as navigators, and still more as able seamen. And when we strayed off course, your able hand and compass steered us into calmer channels. Now, as the gangplank rises and you turn the steering wheel over to each member of the class of 1957, we thank you for all you have done for us, and We hope that We may make you proud of us in forth- coming journeys. 17 1 1'- , F ,Ni V -flxx law 1 I 7101. -Qifinli Jjgl , ' - Q f . -.- ' I- AA ,,,,-. -.. UIUC!! Q , E L-5 f j dXJJ ' If Q H- PAULA JOY BOHI Will the secretary please read the minutes? Meeting of the Class of 1957 called to order: Paula entered in the ninth grade. New business: She rushed to the art room to begin her delightful illustrations and pleas- ant caricatures. Someone moved that We vote Paula's Christmas parties the best ever. Seconded and passed. Discussion: The class decided that Paula worked even harder for Brownie than she did for P.S. Point of in- formation: Her quiet, subtle humor pleases and amuscs all. Meeting adjourned: June l957. PHYLLLY JEAN BLUM Candidate for graduation: Phyllis Jean Blum. Educational Background: Twelve years at Park School fwhat could be better!j. Personal qualifeationss Good looks, hard work, quick spirit and enthusiasm. Experi- cnee: Vice President of the Playshop, Busi- ness Manager of P.S. and Postseript, and literary staff of Brownie. Interests: Hockey, glee club, and Spanish. Forecast: Phyllis has made the grade. . L 'ix J 'ir :bfi iff U fidfyk if iwqwwfg' 2531 U W of Ma W Kfff,g7,q',L,. ,H WJ W e' W HUMPHREY G. CAR TER Sir Thomas Carter, distinguished member of the class of '57, adds a bit of English refinement to the group. A diplomat, of course-his relationship with all his class- mates is the finest. Although soccer is foot- ball in England, Tom plays well for the Park team. Posscssing one of the heartiest appetites in the class, he is a non-believer in the old tradition of tea and crumpets. Tom can't miss success in the best English tradition. RENLE BRA VMANN Does the name Rene Bravmann ring a bell with you? If not, dial O and ask for the gym, where you will find him managing the fresh-soph basketball team. When he answers, ask him about his work on the literary staff of the Brownie. He'll tell you that he actually spends much of his time on The Telephone , and that he is invaluable to the glee club. You've just spoken to him? Well, person to person, we'd just like to tell you that Rene will go' a long distance. TJQ-,'l'L1 gan,-.J-'-'CP -l-Q -Phi :agent ufQ11T-Ap isclleori 'Tom .U KLA K 1 JL wfmie 22 N67 uw!! aww- 'J-gui' S M,m,t ,,tiijJffQ, Wf fefWM Mm M'f ' SIMON .L CARMEL' P-LAL ,9uJ-7? 'Close your eyes and count to three. 'Why, it's gone! Simon the Great has continually thrilled and baffled the senior class with his many talents. His balancing the council budget is no trick, but the seniors agree that his ability to take such flattering pictures is sheer magic. As an accomplished golfer, Simon makes the ball disappear down that fairway. Simon is evidently great! Such fine qualities will enable him to experience fine things in life. SUSAN DUKE CAPLAN Tl1ey're off and laughing at Park School. In the lead is Sue, always in front when it comes to fun. Working with Assembly Committee and cheer leading keeps her con- stantly on the go. As a member of the tennis team she's a sure winner, and her sharp new car gives her plenty of speed. Small in size but large in heart, her friend- ship places with everyone. You can always bet on Sue. G' 1 4 f ip' 3' 6135 'QLQ I J TAQQQ TUMM Y FA R BMA N The senior class's answer to Gene Krupa, Tommy is no deadbeat. In fact, whether playing on varsity teams or helping with class projects, he's right in rhythm. Tom's dry sense of humor causes his classmates to rock'n'roll with laughter, while his knowl- edge of jazz makes 'cm sit up and listen. Evidently, Tom, hard work, and success will make up the combo of the future. , , 1: , A rf' new f -ic Lf U 'fl X Q My 'ff 4 ff 6 Q 7 A nfff apkj ICQ77 5,-favff If y. W 0-L4 ' 'if' 1 A , - - x Z L4 'f'L7lf4f'efCLV7 wtf X A 1 7 ,V fu X17 , ' K Q7 K W V1-6 K iff U1 5 flfiqwf' rfg' 1 4, rw , If IZ 2. A I I ff i . X' 7 Z f af' J'?7Z'i ffilw f was-f'fff fLLLL'LVi I X7 Q sffn NA TALIE MEYER FISH Nickie began her boat ride in the low kindergarten. She steered in all the right directions. Her first port of call? Senior- class Presidency! Along the way, she paused to skipper the library committee, paint the sets, and spur the teams to victory. But she arrived in time to steer the class of '57 through a successful senior year. Nickie has the presidential touch, and her sincere and thoughtful manner will always enable her to take the helm. It's always a pleasure to have her aboard! ' ' -ilffggs -fw ,ZW 04f'.fK!?4.a f Nfl? ?f72'7'7 Vg! 'J-L4f'k7:'n Jem- ?eaey.4, If M903 5 L-foo.. LAJC.1 lsClbC-b'l'O :fegjgfizifwd bchwl 'WW' Hia- QOH- cub. e-. 1-QQJ QOL'-.50b. or H M If L'-H2-ue, .I naadqeor -1 Sp 1 s.z 4' THOMAS GOCHBER G News: Tommy appears in Senior Class. Special Features: Boston accent, great little car, tremendous knowledge of history and English fwill give special help to all girlsj. Drama: Discovered an actor in She Stoops to Conquer. Society: A new type of pro- gressive party held at Gochbergs. Lasted a whole week. Literary: Experts challenged to find a book that Tom hasn't read. Help wanted: Always. Editor? Note: We're backing a sure success. Lobe. ffbe-H, , MARNI FR IEDMAN The whistle blows. Where's the captain? Why, Marni's there, of course. Hasn't missed a game in years. On second team of the B. F. H. A., too. Are all Marni's in- terests in the sports line? Emphatically, no! Marni is a leader in the classroom as well. As junior-class president, she led the class on a successful class-day. Marni's pretty cute, too. She's great! Qilcvv fP'Q3'lQ'w . oiwpastevgf 'MiQ'W'5f'mJ limbciyw' gf' QQMG, ,Q822 0341641 e I X In w I i x BARBARA RUTH GOLBURO Treasurefs Report Assets: Estimated as extremely valuable president of the United Nations Club and treasurer of the Senior Class. Worth a for- tune to the hockey and tennis teams. Has invested a million dollars alone in personality and good looks. Liabilities: None. Final Statement: Class much richer be- cause of Barbara. U, CQ f,,l.,iJ iwU-Jjjbrllflcl .y f jg' O55 QW LJ ffl 5, LWL UU' C , L b -y L 1 pe 5 W QW CM iilffw' W Wfww L, i 23 EQg,,JL.z SUSAN JUAN GORDON Hel p Wanted-Someone to help Sue, who always seems to be forgetting. But don't be misled. Sue remembers to lead assemblies, win tennis matches, and cheer the teams to victory. She certainly doesn't need any help in maintaining her good looks while eating all those teen-age snacks, and keeping her friends in stitches. Only tall, handsome, male applicants need apply. vii , N W' G15 qw ,la J x W .y - n N V Xp' ,- Vi X fs X f o Q A qs i M0 X to UNK A -fu . ,1 W P if N7 xYJ XQ',Jffx IX Cul I ff -ll 'cl' Ali 'X' Qi? 5' A V fx off., fmt A l D V ir, M911 fp, NL YNNE HERMAN x QWUOV ,X Take the girl who is editor of the Brownie if plus hard work and natural ability, and you have the right answer with Lynne. Never minus a quick smile and a ready wit, she gets to the root of every problem with ease. Lynne divides her time among the Brownie, Co-op, and Playshop, where she multiplies her talents in achievement. The demonstra- tion of the theorem is that to substract Lynne from the class would equal zero. 1 -.1 ' v 1,4 e Vip! X ,. If i J P' ,J t X, , 1 x U r' J N . F I lb jfs V Q V WV X r LU Ly' Iii ,Pl ji X251 l VI ti Liv Lvl' jtji N W xx Di L L ' 1 1 V1 1 , ' x 1 uf lf ,V mi QA A1000 rlfl V f 1 Jw Lx fhfbj Lei H fl 6, I' V ,L , '3 24 I UE JA C OBJ' ON Recipe For Success. Take one President of the Sarah A. Put- nam Playshop, and mix for one year. Add a pinch of real dramatics. Pour in a cup of well-done cheerleading. Then fold in decora- tions chairman of the junior dance, already mixed with excellent art work. Bake in a Park School classroom for five years. Season with plenty of spirit and just enough warm understanding, and present to the world, a perfectly wonderful Sue. LARR Y LEVIN It would be hard to Liszt Larry's many accomplishments, but we would like to note just a few majors. No use Haydn his vice- presidency of the student government. Sharp too. In the class he serves in the same capacity and never rests 'nil he com- pletes his job. In measure, Larry's athletic ability is as attractive as his appearance in uniform. As a person as well as musician, Larry will never fall flat. 705 , 7 ZU7-HW! ,avvffbg i fit! ftftf!-M7 :4 . Qf x.. MIRIAM K ULLEN This is your 1957 class reporter with the latest on Miriam Kullen. With her blond pony-tail swinging and carrying Variety in one hand and her Latin book in the other, Miriam has caused a real sensation. Her beautiful wardrobe is a delight to her class- mates, and her fine school work is a joy to her teachers. Between frequent trips to New York and California, Miriam still finds time to be an active member of the Assembly Committee and of the photography staff of the Brownie. Yes it's true, Miriam is news that no one can overlook! its 691, , ,gg ,wwe if-'f 4 . fl V , s L' !,f...QJ l,L .. .L 44,52 7,40 ,ZZ 4Z,,gEz1jfc 7 ,ca f4xJ pi,. 1 t if . if y V, YJ iff' 5 da Of705Q7Z'5 cava 6J'f.i - ga LL g7' 4,5544 fc X Ajfpzf 573-'lv 4' A' Q V X41 if Q 1 ' . ln4 'QQGl RICHARD D. MA THER D. M. 51-57. Does anyone recognize this license plate? It represents Dick's years at Park. When he zoomed his Way into the senior class, it didn't cake them long to recognize his amazing knowledge of cars. He not only knows about them but also designs them. Dick is a wonderful person to have around, for he always keeps every- thing well-oiled and operating in high gear. Although che road may be bumpy, Dick will emerge in streamlined, jet-propelled success. i I I 7 fgflfil wifwc- 5 fl' o la Wye L 'l'iM01fCfW l f-Le llqfjfgq iLlMI'i E MIL' Pilixlrjixiifki 26 JULIE LOUISE MAHR As the curtain rises in the sophomore year, the spotlight turns to Julie. A standing ovation welcomes her bright smile and neat appearance. The audience breathlessly watches the results of her summer experience at the Pasadena Playhouse. The first thing they notice is her underlying quality-to achieve her goal in everything she under- takes. As the curtain falls on her final scenes at the Park School, the critics shout a resounding Bravo! ...- x,L '- -cwwk WCTLQ N Kqvqkjri gig lmqfm WX gr-QQ. QMS-3 ben' 5094-1 st-My see, Q Queeg X X, fljzzusx ' 'E fall ,L ,L Mc! STANLEY MYERS ,LI -'QJLQ ,ifbcg Q 9:03 A.M.-Arrives panting at school with his carload of late-as-usual seniors. 11:25 A.M.-Displays his excellent art worksheet, perfect in the smallest detail. 12:15 P.M.-The line of females wishing to sit with Stanley at lunch will please form at the right. 2:15 P.M.-Reports on his twelve favorite projects. Needs people to address Brownie letters, develop pictures, sell rummage and wrap toys for needy children fdoes it all himselfj. 4:00 P.M.-Passenger car reloads for home. WWW? Azeri at L .ax eu: ' 'S ,ffpffwfv ftafg, 27 JUDITH ANN MITCHELL A lilting sound emerges from an untuned instrument-it's Judy accompanying the Glec Club. She's the only person who can make beautiful music come from a Park School piano. She strikes a high note as a cheerleader, while her French is in the highest octave. And Judy was a tunable secretary in her junior year. That isn't all-she sings, too! l Sw. ALICE HELEN ROXEN The Nobel Prize for literary accom- plishment goes to Alice Rosen. Anyone who doubts this statement has only to look at the Brownie. Alice, a fairly recent find, rose to popularity as co-editor of the Post- script. She received several honorable men- tions in sports, in glee club, and in art. Alice's interest in johns Hopkins University led her to write her thesis on this subject. She did a fine job in investigating the topic in all its phases. Her critics are unanimous in predicting success! i' ,. in HARRIET PR OXTIC With a loud splash Harriet quickly swims across the pool. She dives from the water to the snack bar. Suddenly the lead in the Founder's Day play splashes through and begs for help with costumes. Harriet im- mediately plunges in to help-with cos- tumes or first aid. In other words, whenever there is a job, Harriet swimmingly completes it to everyone's satisfaction. She will make a big splash in life as well as in the pool. it MICHAEL ALAN BETH-HILLEL XHURE A sporting member of the class, Michael arrived in the sophomore year. He rushed to be an active member of the class and reached his goal as chairman of the junior dance. He scored points as co-captain of the soccer team as well as on the varsity basketball and lacrosse squads and made an excellent assist as co-chairman of the rummage sale. But with so much to do, Mike still finds tim o tally high among his many friends. QQ ta T' Wifffiif A U If l M -i A' I s'!, 6fNQwQ'gf,jc 0 VV I ,vw L7 MJ I-L il uf' C1 if QA rw 29 is -Nf- we A-1 x.! Q, Qzx '71 RUCHELLE XCHREIBER Girl' Give Give Gin' IR oxyll an R-Cheers rang out when Roxy entered the class of 'S7. an O-On numerous committees Qand Browniej she held oilice. an X-- X plus enthusiasm and vigor plus a strong consti- tution 2 this hard worker. a Y-Yonder lies a glowing future for Roxy. NAVY LOG -if JANET RUTH SIEGEL Kerplunk! Must be janet on the basket- ball court. But when she's not on the floor she's scoring for Park's team. She's a three- letter girl too! I-junior-class rummage sale R--Running to call classes S-Spirit in abundance Florida's gain is Baltimore's loss. QJL2. fflfi-Q-ggii 'VLJJJQ-'C4L.b 17'-L.':x,-fl,-tggpflqrs 'MA ' i 1 Lv MIKE? mefemf if :W ge, 1 JUHN W X0 DHEIM ' Class: We nominate John for the number- one executive of the year. Iobnr Ahem, ahem- Class: All right, speak for yourself, John. Iohn: NY'ell, I don't like to brag, but my main afliliation is President of United Nations Youth of Maryland. I organize my spare time to get my reading done fFreud, Keats, Milton, Guntherj. You might call me a manager too, for I have handled the P.S., Postscripl, Co-op, Playshop, and Brownie. Class: And he does a superb job! 1 i F i r m ET 'l le 1... CHRIXTIANE FLORET Nothing has done so much to promote good will between France and the United States as France's la plus jeune ambassador, Christiane Floret. She immediately became part of our class and lent a helping hand in many ways. While adjusting to America, Christiane helped us to understand why we live the way we do and how to interpret our way of life abroad. We hope that she had only le meilleur to say of us when she re- turned to France, for all we can say is, Christiane is tres bien in any language. Ecu-1 1 filfvuzx. Q'cKf?:-' A are-f +3w , Qiisvc .Q!5bb4!b JJ-f9 '5t 'J Z ' , 'Wqczmn-ADL 'QV' A I pQ,JC-.Daze QMt.9,bQfQ41fm'P -XJ it ww lows fs FLEAN R PAIGE WIXOTSKI We'd like to show you a page in the life of Wisotzki. Her first line is Council President, but paragraphs would hardly rhetoricize her dramatic and athletic achievements. 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Row III: Carol Wolf, Rocky Stebbins, Nancy Silverman, Chris Nilsson, Judy Sussman, Andy Schlessinger. .V X XL, ff'Lc40w 1 if, ff! IJ -U C, MXL, Lyglvlf f., L J '1 'fn A Hi- fl ,Q ' '1 . 1' '7 ll! flvdsrm' , , 5,6-ffl! ,'x.f'l,'L1,a I 1.52 ' l 1 .4 - , ' V, . Vg V.,1',L:,O,,f 7 fifafl y X . V . ,J .GQI16 ,fa 119, ye, L-KL mf'- i'C','1, 5 ,DV , ,L ,f- S Y, J X- kfl G JKL J ' A I , fbi cob bfi S 1-111 if -313,1 , Ghlxfvxfy - ,I iw Q A K .45 J Lg - l,,JX.f,, 1 K ' r f ottgm, left Io rigbl: jill Fox, Paul Brody, Judi . s ,. pfn !einL!Row II: Tema Harris, Pete Hamburger, ' , . , Betig Hecht. Row III: Irv Cohen, Charles Gordon, golf F41 ,Steye Glgckxfr aude Bravmann, Ed Elliott. I ,,rw,,Q,, .ifgfw W 4-41,79 if rf 47140.41 in -J, !,,f .f, , ., ., ,' fr' J '5 L I f f . 'B 9 In - if , , f rf- .. ,f L by V' 7,3 . r- x , :ZS ,ffl Q. 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Row Il: john Under- wood, Susan Dorfman, Frank Filtzer, Sue Morvitz, Wayne Elliott, Bunny Ravitch, jim Seff, joan Snyder, jeff Lcgum. ,--. 8, u I ,, ts. 1 ' 1- ' A - s u A 5 I 4 ' r 1 f UP ER IV .f,, 9 . V KK ,itltlflllb Ldilffl x if 'l' b !',,f ' s l Xl, , I . IV A. 1 , 15, ,if 1 I. r7f,fL, A fly, ,AL 'NA JL1',l.f ,J I t ,MW . L.. . ' f ' , 1,' . wimf eng, , J if I ,JU '1' ' - I M I 'Aff ! Ks 1514, , 6 .JAX ' fwf J C2 Y 7 u f U Vlflf Bottom, left to right: Arthur Kalisch, Nina Grobani, Tommy Schweitzer. Row Il: Sue Lamm, Annabelle Fisher, Steve Savage, Linda Winston. Row Ill: Carole Silver, Aaron Stopak, Arlene Rubin. - 1 -- -- f A f O f 4 A f f g,.7,,' ,f A 1 , I v K ?!' ,!.,r3n,, ' , A :AJ ,gait 7' Al'- V ,l' C -, f- ' Lk ' CL ,fu KJV, K I , 5 , 4 C. ,. , ,f,':QxA4 ,KJ L, f f ' . 43 F , 521 ii ,W , X I k R bill 3 . f . if ,fits K . fi I J Bottom, left Io right: Eleanor Larrabee, Marjorie Kolker. Row ll: Roger Kohn, Donna Schenker, Sally Golboro, Craig Hart. Row III: john Lewison, Ann Wisotzki, Cricket Melbyg, Alan Bernstein. Abxent: john f'YGliedman, Edward Grotefend. , if 'U X -. uf I W , ,Pl iv . ,QQ V , Dpi' 06, ,lx I ML, QL!! gf, l f Q 4 X . ,Wifi 5 QM ' ,if 4. -X , '-A ff A K, ., 1-.I , ffwf i 'V 1 1 x u A G- ., s, i nv' .f ' JUL Boflom left to ngbt: Michael Schapiro, Betty Pomerance Paul Sacks. Row II: Harriet Stulman jill Shuger, Jane Shapiro Row III: Carroll Van Ness, Louis Sachs Henry Terrell, Saul Rosen- bloom Arthur Smith. Absent: Linda Fmklcstein M 1- -Kyiv! S 15 - 'K 0, X V v PDER ill A N 1 WJTW VMLJLVJ X , , ' 'I' f K Cz- ,, X V kr! V- f1 T Ut Q7 :J gif-xCHAI?y 0f'57C55MA'V M5 ' Bottom, left to right: Kate Gebhart, Carney Blumen- X thal. Row II: Tommy Benesch, Bettina llgblinger. Row III: Joe Gi bel, Dolly Bass, Harriet Gouline, - Steve Baer. . Ll' V A,-' . w ,V N Vp' V. . 1 XX , r Y f X K vi , f :J all l?ASs- Mgr.-. of M ali, foals' 1 f ,W M 'a0u.5'n?JI5f1fz.5 HZJHMQAQ -mmm, Marshall Plaut, Steve Harrison, Zach- ary Grossman. Row II: Sally Mero- wicz, Bunny Hecht, Eva Kay Gordon, Rebecca Shuman, Alan Jacobs, Chris Pennington. X fri? am f f-,. 0. , gp use fb WM, LLLLSA v 0. L 2 af' l QJCC iff'-A' ' rf KJQWC' CL ' K flffbslln C C-:LQQ9 dl 'SX YZQUU' ,q ag .0 1', kk ,: X A 3,99 AQ ,gc 'NX5 'Q J 'Nl xv if fl l I 'ixft ffl G-Q X -of lc x X L - 'J X IX. i xx !1J ' I 37 i .1 ' lfnwfof fora M' A--1 ,Y-lv 5 W A Miubfpmws xpv Q! .t JM ' K, onyx, UPPER if .X Y 99055 gt, I1 Eff? Bottom, left to rigbt: David Halle, Margaret Sacks, joan Guzman, Pat Westheimer, joel Cordishg Row II: Myrna Davis, Abby Mednick, Barry Sidle, Marcy Sellewg Row III: Charles Smith, Mary Sue Welcome, Nancy Weiss. WZ ,-JVM' ' Ma ffl? Bottom, left to right: Shana Rubin, Corkey Carroll, Lois Auerbach, Row II: Jo jo Cohen, Chris Bull, Carla Roseng Row III: Jeffrey Legum, Leslie Robin, Hunt Hawkins, Row IV: Robert Hormats, Joan Abrams, Richard Castine. efim L, wxis Qi 0, ! lib Wi L --T. ,Vivo fyfy QW Bottom, left to rigbt: Richard Rosen, Gail Shave, Alice Samuelson. Barbara Patz, Marie Peytong Row II: Cooper Winston, Nancy Kahn, Ellen Robbins, Sandra Levi, Brantz Roszelg Row Ill: Lynn Caplan, Eileen Rudie. Absent: Donald Mitchell. QjlL Mfwfv 38 ff-Q1fv'rL 1' ff' ff 7' L we If fa ffi' K3 L' K' f V-C H1 JI, :D K X, X- f- , C' S' Na-f 51,14 fm' , I 1' R I yftpgjf 5:23, L Q-ELM -se ' I . ir, , :,L,+f , f' C La 49,1 is v A I ' A R 4 fix Bottom, lefl to figbt: jon Lobe, Ellen Katz, Marty Clarkeg Row II: David Graham, Ellen Baer, Doreen Fishery Row III: Dale Hollander, Spencer Elliott, Louise Kovens. , U 3 if 1 Bottom, le!! Io rigbl: Dororhy Walker, Harriet Sussman, Bill Rumneyg Row II: Ronnie Weis, Charles Weissfeld, Dotty Smithg Row III: Ann Sickles, Marcia Waller, Gila B'tesh. I Bottom, left lo right: Eddie Rogers. Patsy Reynolds, Luckey Malloneeg Row ' II: Jonathon Patz, Anne Palmbaum, Leo Rmenfeldg Row III: Susan Pachino, - ' Louise Miller, Pat Peret. ,QQ x t 1 , v A . I If - WN ox 'gif' 39 ' - -+Q gi ..LE?' :ilk 'Q I :JI 'll'-l E' :E'.. T Q Iva Y G31 , 1?'1 , X --' n 'Q M f f X .S f- ,Z f -- V I x I if In X f f 2 A fa ' gr X ff? lf, pf -- E V!!! X ,4 1 , , X , I4 I, A, f if ' L w x fl' 54 ff v i ' K '-'I ' , sl X V I , . fl X 4 I , .-'q X ,ge e f f 4 7 ' I Q um! .M . . e f Xu if V! .' , X I XM - '. ,xi is fwgy A . Vpakeg - fl, , . 4 9 f 43 M X., W, - U . 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K' .9 CV U 'wc BXNC v 09- L bv Eg N-Q f Q! 5 UN 'S 91 ,L Ji T on -Slim 'ig f .r mf Jgguf g, 1, N QL 617 Y' 4:4 0 JMPIER 1 1 ar 52575 154-f' A f-, ZS . X on IN TERMEDIA TE III we ,dk ' HCl,'X.!l1Aflf7YW J UI zvj-4,011 Lwloi Bottom, left to right: Richard Azrael, Judith Kohn, Bruce Hendlerg Row II: Howard Himes, Richard Harrison, Pat Baerg Row III: Maureen Blumenthal, Daniel Birnbaum, Susan Bix. film N T W X O A ffm -HJ fd C, I o 7,,0'7H fm gcfk- ,,.,.Qff'Q-, Q., f Bottom, left to right: Helaine Warres, Nr fr jackie Shuger, Gloria Westheimer, julie Q' Schlessingerg Row Il: Stephen Warres, Fritzi Snyider, Roland Steiner, Philip f Sachs. Absent: Alan Rubin, julie Scif, Leslie I Bottom, left to right: Arnalie Roth- schild, joan Kullen, Judith Land, Mar- garet Lansbur Needle, Larry Levin, Deborah Lisansky, George Rouiller, Ellen Pleet. Kohn, Laura Friedberg. 1 . .F K Cyp, ,f Q Q r!jf'fr,fL,3 E n f . ff U L7 f gh, Row II: Richard 'if if , , n Z I My 4 'VLLK M12 Z D -f-Z' VY C jf ,C2v5 a CC K9 77? .f:7' 9? f 4 43 'VZ ,IWHMY -LLM CfQ!yfwc1mCgJ L 4 M- X V Memo 3 ,A IN TERMEDIA TE It ! 7! 'XB Ill A X I 'lil ,wwf ff ' V if I W Bottom, left to rigbt: jimmy Shapiro, jeff Gliedman, john Shumang Row II: Rose Ellen Meyerhoff, Mollie Needle, Sally Palmbalmg Row III: Flora Sarubin, XR Nancy Myerberg, Robin Ravitch. QSC? GVXgx9'UW,,xpfuxJ WW W ,I ,f I 7 f JD- 6134 A 'S ' '7 'J , - I - me n CLMMLA4 j, 0,-41415 7, E Bottom, 7 right: Henry , fy Chip Weinman, Alan Hillman, Julius Jr Q Gutmang Row II: Roddy Baird, jimmy X Underwood, Larry Novey, Freddie , Rosen, Row III: Bobby Hawkins, N'cky Lvlk- Q Young, Danny Crone, Richard Wdller. K. .A gi. 1 X fluflfmi buf Q N, .wig ll' 3, lf, fbfr-,,f'4, ,Iij UA, f Bottom, left to right: Nancy Auerbach ,, Arthur Lohrmann, Mary Jo Kirschmang . Row II: Marcy Sacha, Tommy Dowdy, 4- f,f Pam Sponalerg Row III: Frank Kauf- ,Y man, Carol Steiner, Aaron Levin, Bonnie J' .Q 5' 1 Weiss, Trippy Cahn, Stanley Terrell. T Absent: Lenard Feldman, Laura Lee Gordon, Nora Kaplan, George Wilcox. nf 1 f I 'G 2,17 44 SJMWM W-f5lU?wlf. flfellwl I TER EDIA TE I .f ' L ' x, ' VUIWZ 2 ,V 1 i is' L X I Bottom, left to rigbt: Kenny Kravitz, David Katz, Stuart Frankelg Row II: Douglas Lamm, Andrea Berger, Lila Wisotzki, Richard Ginsberg. Absent: Susan Hollander. x l 1 , I ,K fum, ,,: ,ll-MMM, 'Q WW Q , 7 I r-7 w fl W. ' L X uf GM ,L f 1' J,-roifbbf ,. L, v, ,, 4 1 f 1 ct Bottom, left to right: Mark Waranch, Cynthia Morss, Bruce Wexler. Row II: Donald Filtzer, Barbara Levin, Larry Waller, Jay Meyerson. Row III: john Hardy, David Hoffberger, Mike Abrams. 7,11 ff 5 fgf, fifcxfx 6 '- ,SLA 7.7 44. xx , CLIC' 44,WZ,AfL.',1CAe Bottom, left to rigbt: Glen Mendels, Debby Aaronson, Lora Rosen, Bobby Ralfelg Row ll: Barry Director, Elisa Kaplan, Larry Guttmacher. X0 7,7 ,f Ay Q M.. -- 355 I, rw L Www J , ' 1 p , , 1 ,,, , ff Liwiglpll ,QQ l , LM F , 4, -- v! f A- 1' Q7 . nvmffff ffJW,f? P IM QYII J, y 2 ,Mg V illtugy, S I I 4 x x Qs. KN 4 r 3 f' L Front Row: Marion Field, Helena Cross: Row II: Hubert Grauer, Margot Debusky, Laurie Abrams, Philip Crone. I r Clif X., X X x 4' xy X s fjy 'BJBLQ lb XQVX Cm Front Row: jimmy Thomason, Judy Scher, jonathan Mayerg Row II: Terry Meyerholf, jane Stofberg, Penny Sponsler, Carol Weinberg, Emmy Greenberg. H Y Qifbfm r ,X b Front Rolo. 18 Gump, Terry Lam- burgh, Dolly Malloneeg Row II: Dick Goldman, Betsy Krieger, Peggy Kauf- man, Doug Legum. ,if .Gy fu? 46 F X .V 'gli l X lil 1 1 I In , I fr A 1 I , ', V , , . 3 x PRIMAR Y I Bottom, left to right: Perry Esterson, Mark Wagon- heimg Row II: Robert Finberg, Max Hormatsg Row III: jane Frenkel, Neil MeyerhoEg Row IV: Ben Kimbers, Adrian Rothschild, Dick Hoffbergerg Row V: Robert Frenkil, Lorrie Rice: Row VI: David Wilcox, Susan Pondfield, Richard Rombro, Malcolm Myerson. FN , ' , l like Nfl tl Af WW Bottom, left to right: Larry Gilbert, Eileen Shapiro, judy Sarubin, Nancy Goldberg, Row II: Marilyn Baumohl, Robert Steinberg, David Mayer, Ned Lewisong Row III: Stevie Steiner, Hans Froelicher IV, Carol Hartz, Bradford Jaeger, Alan Guttmacher. Bottom, left to right: Janet Abrams, Buckey Stissel, Eric Feinblatt, Jan Halle, Genie Spero, Kenneth Salabesg Row II: Alan Naylor, Richard Wexler, Ellen Gliedman, john Himes, John Meyerhoff, Bonnie Otiit, john Lisansky. Abxmt: Sharon Dietz. 47 lLf PRIMAR Y I , ,, Slanding: Elizabeth Dietz, jamie Ben- esch, Marshall Golnick, Hal Kaplan, jean Krieger, Bobby Lewison. Alrrmlz Scott Offen. 48 Bottom, left lo right: Row I: Roberta Cross, Neil Warresg Row II: Konrad Mark, Patty Lnthamg Row III: Rosalie Morss, Sandra Berman. Sealed: Chuck Madansky, Dick Kraviug Sfanding: Eric Metzler, Sandra Pom- erance, Karen Mcyerhoff, Bonnie Linton w K INDER GAR TEN I up-J--11-Q F . Children sitling on fbi- floor: jimmic Dccse, Chuck Kieffer. Bobby Shields. Judy Birnbaumg Row II: Lois Gutman, Sue Himmelricli. jackie Lieberman, Carl Robbins. Karen Bowie, Beth Green, Ricky Xvagonhcim. Abxenf: Greg Bushkoff. Rusty Frank, Marjorie Kovens, Amy Schewel, Stephen Siberman, Michael Solomon. Bottom, Irlt lo rigbl: Row I: jonathan Mark, jane Shapirog Row Il: Tommy Glass, Martha Balchg Row III: Carol Steinberg, Ruth Potts. iam' Row I: Marsha Pondfield, Michele Carter, jane Gaberg Row H: Bobbie Kravitz, Bonnie Wexler, Quita David- son, Lee Meycrhoff, Maureen Tapper, Jeanie Finberg. K INDER GAR TEN Il Q my Bollom, left Io right: Petey Snyder, Petey Thanhouser, Dianne Thomason, Raw II: Mike Solomon, Paul Weinman, Leon Strauss, Roo van Hees, Marsha Williams, Freddie Ziegler. Bnllom, lefl Io figbl: Alan Levin, jimmy Hecht, Ned Halle, Nancy Lobe, Judy Lcvenson, Sally Jo Gordon, David Greenberg, joan Hess, Rickie Schaeffer, Mark Green. 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W Jn' 14?-rw ...Jw 11- ,..q1f?gf f , ,-u.ff1-i?- -:mf - ,w4Qzf., 12ifa.1-Xyf- Pg 1' gf . , Egg.:- ,,rj ',,'-w - L'-,MK-jfsfl 5 v 'V 1 Hg-,,1w4'M 1 t A 4 M J' 1wm ,'+-4- if fri . wh.-,-4. in Y ,T A U -. H - f M 4 A A . 'X W4 QA' L 'nba 1' 'fr WL ' L LIBRARY Linda Stiller, Ch CUMMI TTEEX ASSEMBLY Marged Lindner, Chairman .M N. i CO-OP I iis Katzner, Chairman 53 CUMMI TTEES VIS-ED E n nj'- eimsqnium., Chairman V ' ' fujcx POSTER Ellen Naylor, UNITED NATIONS YOUTH Barbara Golboro. Chairman 20 :ul If 'MA 54 THE PARK SCHOOL GOVERNMENT L COUNCIL 1 Paige Wisotzki 'If' -cr f . Rebecca Shuman .. Larry Levin .. j Simon Carmel .. , I IIIHIill!!!?IllIIlllIllllIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllll John Sondheim , ..,N . if . . , Pn-sin'rnt .Virr-Presidrnl . , , . ,Scrrelar-v . . . , .Treasurrr Parliamrnlariun The purpose of the Park School Government is to organize school projects and to aid in running the school. This year the council undertook various projects and succeeded in all. The adoption of a foreign child, Antonio Monteleone, and the annual Thanks- giving food basket for a needy family are Park School traditions which proved successful. In addition, two new projects took effect. The organization of cheer leading and the new school affiliation program aided in promoting spirit both at home and abroad. The combined student body worked to its fullest capacity and accomplished a considerable amount of work during 1956 and 1957. BOARD OF DIRECTORS i QL 55 d Lindne o f f Pete Hamburger. . . .. .. Ellen Naylor, G Babs W'einberg ,.,. .. . . . . jill Fox . Chris Nilsson. Judy Sussman t PJ, and POXTXCRIPT THE Charles Gordon , Neale Pomerance judi Bernstein.. Carol Wolf. . Sue Marcus. Billy Hoffman. Tema Harris Nancie Silverman Ann Scheuer Leslie Lewis. . john Greenspan.. J. R. Ramey. . J. F. Russell THE P. S. POSTSCRIPT ., .. . Editor . .Make-up Editor .. Features Editor .. News Editor . , Girls Sports . Boys Sporrs ..Art Editor . . . . . Assistant . Business Manager Proilurtion Manager . Photography Editor .. Advisor . Advisor Although few of the staff members worked to capacity, the P. S. has had a successful year. Concentration on works with ideas behind them improved the content of the magazine. Block prints, more art work, and better typewriters enhanced its appearance. THE POSTSCRIPT In an altogether successful year, the Posfsvrifwl underwent great changes in its composition. Professionally printed for the first time, the paper has a much more legible, attractive format. lt has also used photographs for the first time. No longer will the junior class elect the editorial staff. From now on, the editors will come from people who have previously worked on the paper. The Postscript became a council committee, open to the entire school, rather than a junior-class project. P. S. STAFF . . . .. ...,...... Ed! r-ir:-tw ' . fSrnio: Lima? .E now l .junior Literary Editor enie Mallonee ........... Ar! Editors . . . .Features Editor . .......Alumni Editor . . . Production Manager . . . . .Business Manager 56 BR 0 WNIE The Brownie as a phase of our education is a learning experience in itself. Those who have participated have been able to incorporate their English, art, and shop work into this unified portrayal of school life. The staff has also benefited by learning how to deal with people and to incorporate many diverse ideas into one publication. This work would have been impossible without the help of our advisor, Miss Martha E. Huntg Mr. Harrison E. Tompkinsg Mt. John F. Russellg Mr. Ned E. Vogel, and John Greenspan, who so willingly gave up their valuable time to convey their knowledge. The time has come for the school to see the results of this work. Now the reader must decide how successful this experience has been. fire 040 7!4'f'1S13' fufbaae 'TKXVE 3 6 ' gf -acfgfafgiei, X ' . I. , 6 Q BROWNIE STAFF Lynne Herman ................,.. Editor-in-Chief Roxy Schreiber ,,,...,.,.. Assistant Editor-in-Cbief Alice Rosen ........... ,.,......... L iierary Editor Phyllis Blum, Rene Bravmann, Tom Gochberg Barbara Golboro, Stanley Myers, Julie Mahr Literary Stag Miriam Kullen .......,..,. Photography Editor Simon Carmel, Chairman, Phyllis Blum, Rene Bravmann, Nicki Fish, Sue Jacobson, Larry Levin, Stanley Myers ........ Photography Stab' Paula Bohi .....,.,.,....,...,......., Art Editor Sue Jacobson ....,............ Assistant Ar! Editor John Sondheim ,..,.....,. ..... , .Business Manager Harriet Prostic, Michael Shure ........ Business Staf Stanley Myers ..,......,........ Publicity Manager Martha E. Hunt ....,......,............. Advisor All 'phbtography done by Simon Carmel and developed by members of the class under the supervision of Mr. Tompkins. Silk screens designed and printed by the class of 1957. 57 PLA YXHUP ' COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Nickie Fish ..., . Marni Friedman and Ellen Naylor .,.,.,... Publirily Neale Pomerance Gene Mallonce , Rene Bravmann Paige Wisotzki .. , . . , . Paints, Scis, and Designs . . .. .... ....., C orlumc . . ...... ,..... M ake-up . .,.i..........., Building ..,.,.,.......,,....Propx 1 ,qj R . J k I ' il J Mil NX . t XIX X A I-n l tt. l 'Q J . Y J-.P I fYA t 5 B s. NYM! ,UQ W w,9+ M X, This year the Sarah A. Putnam Playshop experimented with a new system. From September through Christmas vacation the group split into four equal divisions. Miss Van Order, Mr. Tompkins, Mr. Russell, and Mrs. Kurland headed respectively the Stage Design, Building, Dramatics, and Costume Divisions. Every three weeks the fifteen members of each group rotated until eventually each person had participated in all activities. The officers as well as faculty and Playshop members feel that this program has been extremely valuable. Besides being a learning experience in itself, this system aids in teaching our group something about evry facet of play production. The basic theory of Playshop this year has been the belief that learning comes from sharing knowledge. Every month we held a general meeting during which each com- mittee told the group its plans for our Founders Day Play. We produced She Sfoops To Conquer, an eighteenth-century play by Oliver Goldsmith. As in previous years, we had six committees, headed by studcntsfwhich functioned according to designated jobs. 58 OFFICERS Sue Jacobson .,...,. ....,,. P resxdcn Phyllis Blum . . . Vice Prnulen Linda Stiller .,.. Secfetarg H john Sondheim ..,. Trenxurei GLEE CLUB R H, ? . 1- X325 K PX l xx f i K ff' y if I Aj x H 1956-1957 has been an extraordinarily good year for the Glcc Club. In December it presented three short operas to the school family. Our director Mr. Ramey composed one of these operettas, Pyramus and Thisbef' The group has also sung n number of times in assembly and has formed an part of the chorus for the Brotherhood Pageant. , n . v w N ,Ax ,gf N--' iii, in su-Q-.JA 59 x Q N 0 X .L , Q x. 7 'ls if f-In P- 1' +4 A :vez J 5-x P ll! ,V 17 ' V -, '..' 5 tvs I' N I -.x 5. X ,Qs-L 'gy ' ' Y .w 'rf' K - ,ll 'I Xu J. ' I X. ' , X ' . - 1 f.J 5 .'i . ,ik ii . .Ss ' 11 1 ,L , Q. ' ' f1m:fHff A - . ' 'ff ,,g fL 'M , ' Egg? . ir. 1 ...lf r 5 - J I - Q-vii. ' , Q H.n,V ' Htl. . a A ,f - 5 4 if f' ? . - . 1, f I 'L f . f , l K If K lgl A 19' 'Q K I ,ff 1, Ah-,JL H da J. lgvfxfffj 60 ,Xflfu 0.0.2. ullkfll 7 'ZZUKJ' 1 N B ,vw :nl an ll' K :nl , Q ?N5GPG B-Mi 3 BRUTHERHUUD PAGEANT W'ith only a few months in which to produce the ninety minute Annual l3r'nlln'rbooil Pagranf, viewed by Baltimore schools and open to the public on February 21 at the Pimlico Junior lligh School, Park School students and faculty proved how cap- ably and efficiently they could work together. Countless re- hearsals and various production jobs necessitated the relinquish- ment of study periods, class meetings, free time after school, and many evenings. Nearly the entire senior high plus selected private and public schools participated in the Clramatization of a theme common to all-Oni' Cod: Om' Wlliflll, which depicted the history of the monotheistic religious concepts. AI i ..n.'rv01- 1 s SF: QOH. ' gi Hn on at u . f I K f xi fi Not only did Park supply the majority of the cast, but it also undertook building, lighting, costuming and the ditlicult job of writing the dialogue and the music. The glee club and the orchestra had the opportunity to perform in front of an outside audience for the hrst time. Co'operation, determination, and enthusiasm accompanied the long hours of work, and helped to create an additional spark of Brotherhood. These efforts resulted in a beautiful, harmonious performance and a thrilling, reward- ing experience. 61 'fx ! , , 1 1 J 1 Qvjvgjy Mmm UD 9 W -V . QD 'fi la ! ul 1? A ' I S- , Mi Wei Rx - -- -- -Q NEB. 6 1 -J x xg 9 sf ,. ,f NRM A N F F g . t, if. , Eiffirr ' iff Q5 X 'gQ.- ff' ' g Y , J V P xl fs .Zi -v W-Pm QM y . 'F li .rf JK nl FV Q fr -Q a A, x- V ,-gi 1 -nf 4 . f . H' 43 Row l: Nancy Silverman, Marni Friedman, Geni Mallonee. Row Il: jill Fox, janet Siegel, Sue Marcus, Sue Gordon, Barbara Golboro. Row Ill: Jill Shuger, joan Snyder, Annabelle Fisher, Ann Wisotiki, Judy Sussman. HUCKEY Run' I: Sally Merowitz, Carney Blumenthal, Bunnyc Hecht Row ll: Ellen Naylor, jane Shapiro. Row III: Sally Golboro, llarriet Stulman, Sue Lamm. Wfith the leadership of coach Nan Price and assistant Ellen Fedder, the girls' hockey team had a very successful season. Not only was the morale, spirit, and sportsmanship better, but the group won more games than it lost. Upper school participation in inter-murals added to the enjoyment of the sport. The final success came when two girls made the All Baltimore Hockey Team and one received honorable mention. SOCCER Park dropped from the M.S.A. in soccer and played on an independent schedule. Wfith the necessary improvements over the previous year, the team's enthusiasm and renewed spirit produced scores in every contest and no losses greater than one goal. The group expects to win even more games next year. Row I: Tom Farbnian, 9Alex Zervitz, john Underwood, Paul Brody, Claude Bravmann, Steve Glick, Loius Sachs, Jalan Jacobs, Ed Elliot. Row ll: Coach Bob Shields, Chris Nillson, Tom Carter, Simon Carmel, Leslie Lewis, Andy Sehlessinger, Mike Shure, Larry Levin, Arthur Roemer, Henry Terrell, Tom Benesch, Tommy Schweitzer. 65 BOYS BASKETBALL ,, ,Q fgfhff ,af-: Lu-C E A - if 2 if H i ,70-uf 3 1 K 'ai' I Q dl!! ' 'CAD 'VDC-fd . ,yy t B g L .Q b 1 1 . I iv I I I xr? A 1 Raw I: Louis Katzner, aud bravmann, Tom Farbman, R X . up 5 I h llflljpnglyiugzhlessprgeg. en ravmann, Alex Z ,Deux Pelle - if ,z1,cw,eu .Adil ffcezunw lfmll- ,cue Uvlfm-'IJ .MALL altar?-C11--T72 5 ,wma L4fUWC4,cdff2'xz1fL4 vfyloixrrrvzj Under the able direction of coach Bob Shields, the boys' basketball team compiled an excellent record of thirteen wins against eight losses. The Brown and White finished third in the league-a jump of two spaces over last year's next-to-last place. The overtime victories against Friends and St. Mary's of Annapolis showed how well Park could play under pressure. The team's high scoring and rebounding ace received Honorable Mention on the All Maryland team. With only two boys graduating, the group should fare even better next year. af, I I1.Z,NMr,f0 M .winery gvwif E i K W' Q wb W W gmwa My gf, 5ku7Af fnf cfp1fLLjy,Vll M, X Row I: Arthur Roemer, Tom Benesch, Alan Bernstein, Brantz Rozel. Row II: Alan Jacobs, John Underwood, Louis Sachs, Henry Terrell, Saul Rosenbloom. 66 .Q,u.clL in vyffw flake Jwdwi - Apu 1.y,cvv1J 060, gA!Cf7lfL ' Q MQW GIRLLY BASKETBALL 'XZ' L' 4270 f 5 YQ' LLk,Qlf-il6Mfl'fj 4, ff' 4' ,LgL0Q,LQ,.fl.Qj'6M 'H 'N V ' ,qgcf :QQ tp wg 67 lofffgwgff ,aicff'2tf1z Kllf , , , r I iff? U M or fd S6 XMIM wg Cf if if wrt puff VAWKZLJ 6' WL 4174 wx, L66 Row I: Sally Merowitz, jill Fox, janet Siegel, Ann Wisotzki. joan Snyder. Row II: Lois Hoifbcrger, Nickie Fish, Suc Marcus, Geni Mallonce. Despite a not too successful season on the court, the girls' basketball team gained a strong fighting spirit and a real will to win under the constant and efficient coaching of Miss Price and Mrs. Fedder. The JV team showed its capabilities and gives the team a bright outlook for next year. - r 67 Row I: Bettina Berblinger, Eleanor Larrabee, Margie Kollxer, jill Shuger, Bunnye Hecht. Row II: Carney Blumenthal, Sally Merowitz, Judy Sussman, Sally Golboro. LA CROXXE Row I: Nancy Silverman, Judi Bernstein, Carney Blumenthal. Row II: Paige Wisotzki, Sue Marcus, Harriet Prostic. Row Ill: 0 Ellen Naylor, Cricket Melby, Ann W'isotzki, Geni Mallonee, 1 ' Lois Hoffberger. Although the season has just begun, practice has already shown that this year's larger girls' lacrosse team should pro- gress even farther than the previous group. Since few inex- perienced members have joined, the girls will concentrate on improving the skills they have already acquired. TENNIX Row I: Sally Golboro, Annabelle Fisher, Marni Fried- man, Barbara Golboro. Row Il: Sally Merowitz, Sue Lamm, Nickie Fish, janet Siegel. Row III: Sue Gor- don, Harriet Stulman, joan Snyder, Jill Shuger. Row IV: Babs Weinberg, Carol Wolf, Ann Scheuer, Alice Rosen. Tennis practice at Suburban and Woodholme Country Clubs has just begun with the completion of the Brmwiir. The top players of each of the two ladders will play singles and doubles matches for the school tournaments. The team is looking forward to an enjoyable, successful season. At the time of publication, the boys, lacrosse team has played only one non-league and two scrimmage games. The strong opposition of the M.S.A. varsity league has already handicapped Park and has unfortunately resulted in a lack of enthusiahm and necessary drive. Rau' I: joe Kaplan, Henry Terrell, Arthur Roemer, Dick Peyton, Paul Sachs, jeff Traeger, Tom Bem-sch. Marcy Scllew, Tom Carter.r Paul Brody. Row ll: Allan Bernstein, jim Seff, Steve Glick, Mike Shure, john Underwood, Claude Bravmann, Tom Farbman, Larry Levin, Leslie Lewis, Lou Sachs, Mike Shapiro, Cooper Winston, Tom Gochberg. ., A, H , -I -was ,am f t HEER LEADING Sandy Auerbach, Paula Bohi, Carney Blumenthal, Susan Caplan, Eva Kay Gordon, Susan Gordon, Susan Jacobson, Sue Lamm, Judy Mitchell, Roxy Schreiber, Rebecca Shuman, Mary Sue Welcome, Mrs. Iris Kurland, Advisor. For the first time in its history, Park School has had organized cheer leading. At the beginning of the term Roxy Schrieber brought the idea before the council for its support. With a unanimous vote to back this new enterprise, the long-awaited vision took form. After a shaky start eleven girls shaped into a well organized cheering squad. Throughout the entire school they have stimulated enthusiasm and spirit. Checring has inspired the teams to more victories. ' .. 69 GY nr. L. -Q. ,A 1:-1' ., ',. 9 Q J 0 .1 .N X . 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