Seth Low Junior High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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88l Irving Samuels Leon Griffenberg Doris Schwartz Lillian Goldberg Martin Cooperman Gussie Tuchman Evelyn Jacobs 882 Herman Molina Seymour Polite Marie Miceli Adele Nahem Ethel Soba 883 Salvatore D,Amico Eugene Esposito 884 Sylvia Balter 885 Pauline Polacsek Elizabeth Stephanos Anna Kradel Rose Salem Sylvia Miller 886 Shirley Rosen Bernard Schmetz 8Al Helen Boss Muriel Goldman Edith Stoller 8A2 Evelyn Polsky Dora Kirschenbaum Leah Marcus Nathan Borenstein 8A3 Salvatore Crevelli Joel Kaplan Leo Bader Morton Schneider Walter Reiner 8A4 Jerry Finkelstein Samuel Sutton Bertron Weiss Mildred Rosenblatt 8A5 Solomon Meylach Nicholas Pappas Edwin Radish Theodore Smith Solomon Winokur 8A6 Elizabeth Belinsky Janet Rossman Jeanette Runn 8A8 Hannah Berger Florence Fodor Bernice Schaefer Mae Stettner 8A9 Jenny De Bartolemeo Gladys Carey 8Al0 George Novett Tony Calvanica Page Sixty-two David Cohen William Parias 7Bl Helen Schlags Ethel Isaacson Norman Sternbach Raymond Landin Blanche Geringer Emanuel Bernstein 782 Evelyn Allison 783 Ray Stern 785 Dominic Cozzolino Spencer Hayden Helen Darnick Lucille Darling Hannah Mitgang Josephine Santangelo Sonia Volper 786 Savatore Cardinale Ned Pandolfo Albert Tablinsky Olga Cohen Tecla Fiorentino Ada Goswirth Grace Poss 7B7 Norma Miller Gertrude Sager 788 Seymour Frank Frank Cusumano Sam Hadad RAI Josephine Gavareski Sylvia Engelhart Harold Goldberg F rank Tosta RA2 Isidor Fine Charles Korn Arthur Nowick George Robinson Irving Schwartz Norman Swata Seymour Spector William Ditton Zelda Cohen Adele Dinhofer Edith Greenberg Thelma Greenzang Diana Handelsman Helen Heemsath Ruth Kranz Beverly Snyder Bernice Winkler Doris Epstein Marilyn Schwebel I RA3 Mortimer Blanket Jay Krane Arthur Stern Sonya Silver RA4 Richard Cohen Walter Cohen Harold Feinstein Sheldon Levy Walter Goodman Leon Mintzer Seymour Ratner Martin Storm Leonard Gordon Leonard Haber Blanche Asher Shirel Kaminskey Shirley Mandell .Rita Schechter Natalie Schwartzbarth Selma Wiess Sylvia Hoodack RA5 Arthur Shimkin Norman Schanin Bernard Sayne Sylvia Goldberg Lillian Schwartz Norma Steinberg Judith Vogel Sheila Miller RA6 Esther Abranis Yvetta Grossman Lillian Karelitz Edith Levine Ruth Levy Lenore Prager Shirley Betesch 'Shirley Mazo Charlotte Schachter Sylvia Lederman Julia Liniado 7Al Borge Espersen Irene Seiden Jane Smith 7A2 Maurice Gimbel Herbert Kranthamer Helen Needleman Herbert Javorsky 7A3 Josephine Maggio Leon Hollander 7A4 . Soloman Stecker Herman Bernstein Hosalyn Arbeit 7A6 Sylvia Baron Margie Labaton Ruth Murray 7A7 Jack Peltz Monroe Rosenberg Abraham Rudy Samuel Russo 7A8 Sherman Summer Louis Storch Ira Gastman Sebastino Gingno 7A9 Sadie Battaglia THE Anna Calazza Clara Misiano 2A1 Stanley Epstein Donald Prichason Paul Odess Dorothy Devoto Rosemarie De Martin; Arlene Phillips Reba Siegeland Mi'dred Bernstein Blanche Peretz Doris Iskow Sylvia Gelfman Suzanne Smith 2A2 George Beinert Melvin Cohen Bertrand Goodman Milton Pealrman Abraham RoH'man Stanley Scher Eliot Silverstein Ernest Swiedler Norma Betesh Ethel Cohen Marion Green Alma Hammer Shirley Langer Gilda Lerner Margaret Schnurr Muriel Solot lBl Ruth Ginsurg Joan Giordano Alice Hecht Gladys Lerner Jean Phillips Evelyn Rossman Renee Rothbardt Edith Singer Ruth Silverman - Selma Shull Ira Bergstein Francis Costa W'alter Genser Norman Frank Samuel Levine Morton Rosenbaum Martin Trepel Herbert Slater IBZ Peter Barotz Ruth Bruder Seymour Diesenhouse Daisy Englander Marvin Feldman Howard Goldstein Sam Hamoy Philip Haimowitz Richard Hauser Rita Kraus Gilbert Kramer Lila Lichtenstein Paul IVIoss CharAes Reiff Florence Sandler SPECTATOR

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HQNOR ROLL To have one's name placed on the Honor Roll is a mark of distinction. It means that the students so honored are outstanding in three cardinal virtues: Character, Service, and Scholarship. It should be borne in mind that while other students whose names are not listed may be of upright character, good in scholarship, and of service to Seth Low, the students listed, excel in these traits. They are to be congratulated. RDI Louis Landman Leonard Elsky Maurice Douek Stanley Feingold Jerome Lasky Shirley Fiering Selma Kashuk Juliet Meyer Rhoda Kivait Robert Cherneff Ira Progoff Josephine Speciale Beulah Shanker Sylvia Finkelstein Mildred Weinman RD2 Shirley Cohn Marcia Cohen Evelyn Goldberg Arlyne Duberstein Julia Goldein Rae Gottfried Evelyn Lasky Goldie Groder Marion Miller Mae Steinberg Sylvia Zweckenbaum Aniello Nappo Irving Nacht RD3 Kenneth Raisen Pamela Blencowe Edith Susel Lydia Zolotorofe RD4 Louis Azzinaro Dudley Cottler Sheldon Kotkin Bernard Rubman IVIilton Siegel Agnes Fertig Alice Goldberg Anna Kanner Jeanette Rabinowitz RDS 'Fred Jensen Bernard Winkler 'Sylvia Heitler 9Bl Sol Feldman Daniel Finkenstein Herman Pascarella Audrey Burt 'Emma Shalov 982 Sidney Miller 983 Isabelle Ward 6 Jeanne Leege 9B4 Abraham Kipnis George Reifman Milton Ritter F elix Siegman 935 Esther Matza Lillian Novin Phyllis Stegman Ruth Vitaw 987 Robert E. Rheinhold 9B8 Ralph Yannone Vincent Conti Addie Arristes Marie Cucco RCI Herbert Bisen Abraham Steinberg Arthur Auer Paul Esserman Shirley Tobias Vivian Suchards Helen Gottlieb RC2 Milton Raporawsky Mark Mandel Bertram Reinhold Elaine Bloomfield Goldie Fishman Shirley Fried Mary Helman Shirley Kimmelman Rita Lohman Muriel Klein Mi'dred Ludwig Frances Putterman Rae Schnitzer Rita Solaw RC4 Anne La Dolce Sylvia Korman Norma Cohen Anne Ingster RC5 Morris Freeman Solomon Papper RCb Hannah Goldstein Gertrude Fibreis THE SPECTATOR 9A! Gloria Spiegel Pearl Charms Shirley Cohen Concetta Ragonese Doris Siff Jane Zamochnick 9A2 Morton Greenberg 9A3 Lewis Weinstein 9A4 Harry Amdur Haron Beckerman Irving Block Sidney Goodman Morris Landa Gerald Leach Joseph Levy Reuben Mizrahi Bernard Nadata William Nagle Philip Reiner Meyer Stavisky Harry F ranco 9A6 Rose Locascio Esther Podalsky Mildred Wolfe Vincentza Curatola 9A7 Rose David Mollie Fleit Regina Klein 9A8 Mildred Feldman Dorothy Gross Anna Pascocello Dorothy Spiro Edna Zuckerman 9A9 Alina Lilja Arthur Rinaldi 9Al0 Archie Packer RBI Donald Keene William Levinsky Raymond Saroff Estelle Stein R82 Seymour Halpern Martin Schildkraut Dorothy Hersch Anita Horwitz Ruth Levine Sylvia Rosen Beverly Tarshis Claire Trautfield RB3 Arnold Kalichstein Irving Kaplin David Cohen Harriet Altsuler Rhoda Epstein Gloria Guzik Lillian Hendel Lillian Koplsky Shirley Lebowitz Rhoda Lebowitz Pearl Mitzner RB4 Edith Fox Frieda Chesir Frances Berstein Jeanette Detebek Harrie Finger Marvin Fischer Myra Fisherman Rosalyn Davis Mildred Katz Sylvia Lerner Anastasia Paris Miriam Ducker Irene Rosenthal Stella Friblen R85 Allen Lehrich Milton Wasserman Annette Bruckner Lucille Daniels Francis Finkelstein Janet Gross Annette Hacker Sonya Kaplan Shirley Mandel Mildred Miller Estelle Schneider Florence Schwartzbergr ' Emily Tuchinsky Shirley Yonenson R86 Herman Roselinsky Raphael Cohen Ely Feldman Leonard Friedman Stanley Finkenstein Herman Greenman Arthur Keereus Morris Rosenberg Sigmund Shapiro Page Sixty-one

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Clarice Schein Irene Shapiro lAl David Ehrenpreiss Ralph Parnes Nicholas Passalacqua Jack Tresser Donald Klein Stanley Kalech Allan Zelou Matilda Bravo Georgeanna Gottlieb Suzanne Gottlieb Rita Wa'dman Marjorie Sullivan Lorraine Glasser Beverly Pintel IA2 Sandra Magaziner Dorothy Gotterer Cynthia Weber Joyce Paris Marilyn Savdel Marion Brodner Jean Hirsch Lorraine Goldman Doris Batson Iris Rosen Theresa Fishman Maxwell Reiser Edwin Howard Neil Anzalone Albert Wakefield Sigmund Bookbinder Sherwood Spector Murray Kaplan Nicholas Liscia Leo Gelfand VC- CHUCKLES CLASSROOM TIPS OF l898 Always slam your books down on the desk so everyone will know you are present. Keep your feet out in the aisle dur- ing a test. This will prevent the teach- er from going to the back of the room to see what you are doing. Be unprepared if you,re called on, then you wonit have to recite. Never throw papers in the waste- basket. This saves the expense of hiring people to empty them. . Keep up a constant murmur dur- ing the period. This confuses the teach- er and she,ll forget the homeworka- maybe. Try to get as many detentions as possible. Itis seldom that you can get something for nothing. Carmen Rodriguez ee 96 ee tiTopsyji said the mistress to the maid, iijust look at this table. Why, I can write my name in the dust? iiIt must be wonderful? comment- ed the colored maid. ccAh wishes ah was educated? 9e e as Q: iiIs a porcupine a nice animaliw A: iiI wouldnit call it the nicest ania mal in the world, but it has its points? THE SPECTATOR What bird can lift the heaviest weight? The crane. ee 96 96- Mr. 7.: My broker just bought me some stock. He calls it Mae West Stock. Can you tell me why? W17. S . : He probably calls it Mae West Stock because it might come up sometime. 96 '36 96 Teacher: Where does condensed milk come from, Johnny? johnny: From midget cows. e ee 96 Dick: Why is a horse like a lolly-pop? Tom: I donit know, why? Dick: Because the more you lick them the faster they go. Peter Vuona, 9B8 Twinkle, twinkle little star Up above a trolley car, If the car should jump the track, Would I get my nickel back? 96 96 96 Ques.: When do the leaves turn? Ans.: The night before the examina- tion. 9e 9e ee Ques. : What is a river basin? Ans.: A place where the hsh wash themselves. Irving Cohen, 8A5 Page Sixty-three