Rhodes School - Rhodester Yearbook (New York, NY)

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MEMBERS Argentina Ernesto Reich Bahama Is. Maud Duntansoii Central Anier. Leily Kairi Renee Kairi AI Mangro Jaime Rojas Hector Sanchez Ricardo Sanchez China Eugene ue Robert ung Cuba Moises Alvares England George Leavitt Edith Selby Gerniany Mfred Kneer Keny ' eigerl Greece Marie Asfeiidis C. Veradakis Michael Dracatos Hong Kong Haw It Aw Iraq olanda Reuben Israel Holjert Iwanier Italy John C. Falla lames Moretli INTERNATIONAL - CIRCLE OFFICERS 1 Mangro, President Alma Craft Jose Davila Vice-Presidents . Reuben, Treasurer Mr. Richard Thomas, Faculty Advisor Gloria ando Lyn Regholec Secretaries 1 til- purpose uj litis club is to promote an international understanding among tlie students from all nations, to take an active interest in both national and international affairs ulinli uill lead to a better understanding of Iniman relationsliips for a Ixiler uiirld. (Adapted from l ie Constitution J MEMBERS Jamaica Lloyd Tingling Persia Cohen Ferdonsi Poland Alex Schilawski Puerto Rico Jose Davila Gloria Vando Spain Marquezde Santo Pedro Torres U. S. A. Laura Albert Miky Babiner Phyllis De Bus James Dunne Paul Goodrich Francine Krisel Barbara Jacobs Rachelle Malvin Ann Pinner Catrine Philips Lyn Philips Lyn Regholec George Starr Rita Trustman Robert Wood M. Wulfsohn Pearl Wexler Marion Brooks Myron Lynch Larry Lamm Rosa Lewis Jim O ' Neill Carole Malbe Venezuela Julio As]iurua

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1 ' HE tasT WiU ftHO , tEsrarmT We the Senior Class of 1951, being of sound mind and a clieerfully disposing dis- position, do declare the following to be our Last Will and Testament, and desire to bequeath to: Mr. Fried — a five-year contract to replace The Answer Man. Mr. Janovver— a two-and-a-half-minute hole in the ground to bury the bull. Mr. Gorman — students who have their homework on Monday. Mr. Dooley — Side — , side — , angle! Miss King — notarized excuses. Miss Masciarelli — an automatic window opener. Mr. Selifjman — students who are all ladies and gentlemen. Miss Hastings — students who attend rehearsals. Mr. Kirwan — a better Senior Class. Mr. Rose — a two-year supply of clean blotters. Mr. Frost— a jjermanent set of magnifying glasses. Mr. Lyncli — an emjity lobby. The residents of .54th street— 500 gags and 1000 pairs of earmufis. Mr. Goodman — a healthy faculty. Miss Nahum — a one-way ticket to Spain. Mr. Sniolen — a new vocabulary of epithets. Mr. Merrall — a big bag of |)romises. Mr. Kobbins— charter membershij) in the American Medical Association. Mr. Glass — a joke fumigator. Miss Merkler— a copy of Male and Female. ' Mr. Perry — editors who ajjpear with written copy instead of verbal In Witnes.s whereof we who have made our mark now set our seal

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FRENCH CLUB From a Sandtcich to a MeaT BRIDGE CLUB AUTO CLUB SIXTH AVENUE SPANISH CLUB ■ STUDENT COUNCIL Delicatessen Restaurant CURRENT EVENTS CLUB MATHEMATICS CLUB INTERNATIONAL CIRCLE LIBRARY COUNCIL L364 SIXTH AVENUE Bet. 55th and 56th Streets NEW YORK CITY CAMERA CLUB Tel. Circle 7-6050 SOCIAL WHIRL Phone Orders Promptly .Attended to GLEE CLUB S[)ecial Attention Given to BUSINESS WORKSHOP Rhodes Students Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND MR, and MRS. A. MIANO Forway 16 mm. Sound Motion Picture Projectors Distributed by COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE CORP. 245 WEST 55th STREET NEW YORK 19, N. Y. JU 6-3706 Open Daily 11 t.W A.M. Sunday 1 P.M. CHINATOWN CHARLIE S Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Johnny Eng, Manager 1349 SIXTH AVENUE Next Door to Ziegfeld Theatre NEW YORK CITY