Seward Park High School - Almanac Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1935 volume:

4 I i 1 Seward park I-liglw School Qobert B. Brodie, Principal HHIIHI January, lQ35 THE ALMANAC THE ALMANAC OUR PRINCIPAL .L . ,M i1a ff.a A-.... ..EaQg ,- , ,W : CLASS OF JANUARY l935 TO THE MEMBERS OF TI-IE CLASS OE JANUARY l935: Dear GraduaTes, A senior class has again inviTed me To address a Tew words To Them in Their Senior Book, The Almanac, and again I Tind iT a diTficulT Task. I say diTTicuIT noT because of any lack oT desire on my parT To comply wiTh your gracious requesT, buT because iT is hard Tor any one person To acT as adviser To a group oT young fen- ThusiasTs. And enThusiasTs 'you are, because you are young and enThusiasm is The mosT charming characTerisTic oT youTh. BuT if I do have a message To give you, iT concerns ThaT same enThusiasm. LeT ThaT very desirable TraiT serve' you: leT iT be under your conTrol. Use iT wisely and and sanely. AT no Times IeT iT make you iTs servanT. I I say The above aT The greaT risk of being called a preacher and sermonizer. BuT iT is imporTanT. We wanT enThusiasm, we should like To see iT grow and develop -buT iT musT be an enThusiasm ThaT is consideraTe and ToIeranT-an enThusiasm ThaT Though forceful is yeT resTrained. In This way, and in This way only, will you young people oT Today really be able To make The world a beTTer place To live in. ThaT, I wanT To say, is whaT your elders wish Tor you. In conclusion, I should like To express my warm personal greeTings and To wish you God Speed and Good Luck. Sincerely yours, 4? I Page Three 'sq g THE ALMANAC MR. ANTHONY W. KLEIN Adminis'rra+ive Assis+an+ MISS EDNA LEWINSON Dean of Girls ge Four CLASS OF JANUARY I935 i xi ..,.., T .,,,,,,,, E MISS MARIE JONAS Grade Adviser I I MR. BENJAMIN SELLINGER Grade Adviser Page FI THE ALMANAC SENIOR ADVISEIQS AND CLASS OFF CERS MISS M. M. WHITE Social Adviser LOU IS FLAUMEN BAU M Presidenf MISS E. ELKIND Liferary Adviser TI-IE ALMANAC GLADYS WEISS Vice-PresidenI MRS.DRAGUNAS ArI Adviser MINNIE FRIEDMAN Secrerary MR. M. SILVERSTEIN Financial Adviser HARRY TAUBENKIBEL Q Treasurer I Page Six CLASS OF JANUARY I935 OFFICIAL TEACHERS OF SENIOR CLASSES Miss Affachiner Miss Brahdy K Mr. Bendel Mrs. Collorns Mrs. Dragunas Mr. Zipper Mrs. I-lodqdon Mrs. Murphy Mr. Paley Mr. Sandoval Mr. Sierles THE Senior Class ol January I935 wishes Io express Iheir sincere apprecialion and hearly Ihanlcs for Ihe lcind cooperalion and helpful guidance Ihal The olllicial Ieachers have exlended Io Iheir classes. Due Io Ihis, Ihe lerrn has been a social as well as an academic success. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Almanac exlends ils Ihanlcs lo advisers of Ihe senior class lor Iheir sym palhelic underslanding and unsellish conlriloulions of Iirne and eI3IorI' Mr. Murray Silverslein Mrs. M. Dragunas Miss Eudice Ellcind Miss M. M. While Page Seven THE ALMANAC FOREWORD UR pleasanfesf ferm af Seward is coming fo a close and our associafion wifh fhe school is aloouf fo ferminafe. We face fhe unknown, hoping, and praying fo be a success in whafever profession or frade we expecf fo enfer. Many of us feel fhaf we are in fhe hands of Fafe. On fhe confrary, however, Fafe is in our hands fo do wifh as we see fif. If we meef fhaf Fafe wifh good judg- menf, infelligenf appreciafion, folerance, and open-mindedness we will make of fhaf Fafe exacfly whaf we wanf fo. Page Eight Seward Park High School IHIHIII Robert B. Brodie, Principal IIIIHIII January, i935 x,,,,- I I- I I BY AND ABOUT SENIORS THE ALMANAC ON TI-IE I-IORIZON N The horizon, on ThaT shrouded plane we call The TuTure, lie our lives. The shroud may IiTT someTimes, and give us a momenTary glance inTo our lives. BuT all To oTTen iT sTays down, hiding Trom us The possible TuITilImenT oT our dreams, our prayers, our desires. Then iT is up To us To Tear The veil aparT. And To Tear The veil aparT, we musT TirsT give all our sTrengTh, all our courage and mind To. The work which we have seT Tor ourselves in This IiTe. Only by ceaseless, earnesT endeavor can we hope To Tind, when our rac eis over and we are waiTing Tor The reTerees To give a decision, ThaT The veil is no longer down. And whaT will we see on The oTher side? Will we see vicTory, glorious, glamor- ous vicTory, vicTory ThaT means we have noT given. our lives To The cause in vain, or will we see deTeaT? And iT we see deTeaT, will iT be a deTeaT oT which we are noT ashamed, a deTeaT ThaT means we played The game cleanly and hard, and only wenT down because The adds were Too greaT, or will iT be a deTeaT ThaT will show The world The slaclcer, The grumbler, The ne'er-do well ThaT has been hidden in our souls? Will we be proud oT This deTeaT, conscious ThaT e losT Through no TaulT oT our own, WhaT ThaT veil will reveal is being shaped by our hands every minuTe oT our lives, and if Those hands are indusTrious and eager, we need never Tear The liTTing oT ThaT shroud, conscious ThaT whaTever iT shows is The besT we can ever oTTer. Nicholas Cherepowich TEMPERAMEIXIT WiTh heavy, dirTy, gray sTones I will build my prison Far inTo The gray heavens WiTh The sweaT oT my work on my brow, WiTh The sweaT oT my labor in my palms. Finished, I will gaze Through The barred windows To The piTying people, So Tar, Tar in The misT below. WiTh Their piTy in Their sTaring eyes, In The bend oT Their upTurned heads: In The planT oT Their widespread TeeT. PiTying my loneliness, my aloneness, I will gloaT, In my loneliness, my aloneness Far Trom Their eyes and Their heads and Their TeeT. And up in The darlc prison oT my own making Lillian Vogel Page Eleven THE ALMANAC ON THE HONCDRARY Tln which a lower Senior becomes an ArisTa membenl SEWARDITE spends lovely spring nighTs and breezy auTumn eves wading Through a shallow sea oT shapely geomeTric problems Tor one primary purpose. He gives up his sTudy periods previously spenT in laughTer and Talk To bury himselT in The depThs oT Gaul and Ceaser. lT requires Tremendous will power To keep his hands aT his sides and his characTer pure when a parTicularly domineering member oT The Honor Service League venTs his personalify upon him. And Tor whaT? The ArisTa looms as a Tar OTT sTar in a serene sky To many oT The sTudenTs oT our school. All Through Their High School careers a greaT many SewardiTes have ambiTions oT joining The ArisTa. SomeTimes This ambiTion Tades wiTh The appearance OT The age old TormenTor, The Tell-Tale reporT card. BuT mosT Times, The sTudenT sTruggles Through his sTudies wiTh The hope ThaT he will graduaTe a member oT The noble ArisTa. ln his sevenTh Term, This parTicular sTudenT believes he is ready To apply Tor membership, a biT laTe buT beTTer laTe Than never J AT lasT he is called beTore The ArisTa Assembly lThe members oT The ArisTal Tor quesTioning. He waTches hisl Tellow- applicanTs-Tor-membership emerge Trom The mysTerious Assembly chamber and Tries To inTerpreT The baTTled, half TrighTened, halT relieved expression on The Taces oT The Tormer vicTims. Oh, he solemnly promises his conscience, IT I 'should become a member l'll never ask any applicanT a guesTion, never. When The ordeal is over he emerges Trom The chamber, wiTh a wry smile, halT TrighTened and halT relieved, re- peaTing his resoluTion. Well, The anxious sevenTh Termer becomes an ArisTa member in his Senior Term. Added To The burden oT iusTiTying The Term Senior is The TiTle ArisTa Member . 'Whereas his nose would have been adiusTed aT righT angles had he borne only The TirsT honor, his nose is carried in ya compleTe sTraighT angle wiTh The addiTion oT The second posiTion. AT lasT The advenT of quesTioning new applicanTs is approaching and has arrived. A shaky voiced sTudenT enTers wiTh a Torced smile on his Tace. The presidenT goes Through The various TormaliTies due an applicanT and Tinally asks, Are There any quesTions you would like To ask The candidaTe? The once TerriTied sevenTh Term applicanT who has now reached The heighTs oT presTige rises. Madame PresidenT, l have a quesTion To ask The candidaTe. Gone is The promise made To himselT .abouT asking no quesTions. Gone is everyThing buT The ioy of sporT, The pleasure oT The game. He Torges on. As a prospecTive ArisTa member you should be capable oT answering any .quesTion I seT To you. Will you please Tell me oT The belieTs and wriT- ings oT The Greek SocraTes? The gasps oT his Tellow members, The blanching oT The cheek oT The cornered applicanT, disTurb him noT. He siTs. down amid The applause oT his own conscience, and in compleTe peace wiTh The world. Lillian Vogel Page Twelve CLASS OF JANUARY I'-735 . BED TIME STORY Time To go To bed, junior. Aw, I don'T wanna go To bed. AImosT bed Time. Come now, don'T be sTubborn. Aw righT, daddy. BuT TirsT Tell me a sTory. Oh, well, iT ThaT will saTisTy you, I suppose I'lI have To. N a cold February day, a bewildered, iiTTery group oT children enTered The new Seward Park High School. They looked so clean, you could Tell aT once Thar The previous nighT had wiTnessed sTeaming baThTubs wiTh soapy washrags busily plying Their Trade above and below The equaToriaI line. Their cloThes were neaT and looked as Though much care had been spenT in Their selecTion. When They arrived aT The building, several kind looking genTlemen gave Them some TaTherly advice on how To enioy The years They would spend in Seward. Hardly had They been senT To Their classes, when school session sTarTed. They were dubbed Freshman by The resT oT The sTudenTs. The usual hazing Took place. Wherever The Freshmen wenT They meT cold sTares: whenever They were losT or wanTed To Tind ouT how To go To a parTicuIar place in The building, They were sure To be given The wrong direcTions, and They were made The vicTims oT a Thousand and one oTher pracTical iokes. Be'sides This, so many new Things, The exisTence oT which They had never known, swepT pasT Them so ThaT They were IeTT quiTe dizzy. A ForTnighTIy ThaT had The appearance oT a real meTropoliTan newspaper, a Folio conTaining arTicIes wiTh a proTessionaI Touch, a dramaTizaTion, RoIlo's Wild OaTs, in which Teachers Took The roles, an opereTTa, The Mikado, in which sTudenTs sang Their way inTo everyone's hearT, TooTball games, baskeTbaII games, aTTer school clubs, all whizzed passed wiTh such sTarTIing rapidiTy. And beTore The Freshman real- ized iT, They were Sophomores. Several hundred addiTions Trom The iunior high schools came To boIsTer This group. EveryThing ThaT The Freshmen oT a year beTore had enioyed, were also en- joyed by The Sophomores. The only change was ThaT The ForTnighTIy changed iTs name To The Seward World. The Two annual perTormances were parTicularIy ouT- sTanding. The sophomores Thrilled and chilled aT The GhosT Train, and The melodies oT The PiraTes oT Penzance were hummed Tor weeks aTTer The acTuaI perTormance. Then came The boaT ride. The once Timid, buT now budding, girls oT a year ago, were escorTed by TasT growing men and They all liked iT! Page ThirTeen THE ALMANAC Then a Terrible caTasTrophe occurred. War was declared! IT Tlared up aT The end oT The Term. Each Term The same Thing occurred wiTh The same resulT. A Tew were leTT groaning on The Tloor, a Tew rose, a Tew lay sTill. This Terrible relenTless opponenT always issued a Tormal sTaTemenT immediaTely before each war began. He signed himselT REGENTS. The Junior year was reached wiThouT anyThing remarkably new happening. How- ever, The Junior year iTselT was one oT The mosT evenTTul oT all Times. The heads oT These sTudenTs had cleared so considerably 1ThaT They were able To see clearly and To enioy Tully everyThing ThaT wenT on abouT Them. There were more clubs, more plays, The Black Flamingo and anoTher opereTTa, lolanThe To gladden The hearTs -oT every Junior. Qnly one Thing saddened everyone. The TooTball Team ThaT had been Trying hard Tor Three years Tor a vicTory had yeT To gain one. Then, on a snow- covered Tield, beTore scarcely sevenTy-Tive hoarsely cheering specTaTors, CapTain Sammy Levine TighT-roped down The side lines Tor sixTy yards, and Punchy Pollack bumped Three men oTT his shoulder To breeze along Tor TorTy yards, To give The Blue and WhiTe Torces a I2-O upseT over The boys Trom Commerce. To prove This vicTory no chance accidenT, a week laTer, Seward gained iTs second successive vicTory over Morris I9-O, To elecTriTy a madly cheering crowd oT 2,500. IT This were noT enough, during The second halT oT The Junior year, Seward gained so many honors, ThaT -ThaT year will remain alive in The memory oT every Blue and WhiTe supoorTer. The World and The Folio won TirsT place honors in The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion conTesTs. Led by CapTain Jack Banks, The Blue and WhiTe guinTeT won The lvlanhaTTan BaskeTball Championship under The TuTelage oT Coach MonTy Banks who himselT had capTained a Seward Five To This TiTle eighT years previously. A sTudenT-TaculTy ping-pong maTch was sTaged wiTh The sTudenTs eking ouT a 4-3 vicTory. To make The overTlowing cup become a waTerTall, The largesT boaT ride in Seward hisTory wiTh 4600 aTTending was held. Then aT The senior TaculTy baseball maTch, The TaculTy knocked The wind ouT oT senior sails wiTh a Thrilling 8-7 vicTory. The man in whom Seward placed iTs hope Tor The, successTul eleven The Tol- iowing Tall, iTs new TooTball coach, David Hussack, led The aTTack wiTh a home run and a double. A Tired sun-burned' mob oT sTudenTs graTeTully leTT The Hendrick Hudson as The sun hung low over lower New York Bay. ln SepTember I934, The whole sTudenT body congregaTed ouTside The school To begin The Tall Term. However, insTead oT bouyanT spiriTs, horseplay and all oTher Torms oT exuberance presenT on such occasions guieT and Taces greeTed The eye. Young Coach Hussack oT whom so much had been expecTed in Turning ouT a high- calibre TooTball Team, died early in The summer, drowning aTTer having saved Two boys, a hero To The end. Page Fourfeehn CLASS OF JANUARY I935 Tlue Juniors were now Seniors. Aucler a disappoinling slarl againsr Sluyvesanl, Hue lioorball leam, lo use Hue pl'uraseology ol: Hue newspapers luad en+ered Hue big lime class. During Hue lerm, Hue girls presenled a maslerpiece in Hue Dance Pageanl. Tlue besl play yel was presenled by Hue ufaculuy in Caplain Appleiaclcf' Besides Huis senior aclivilies surged on. Because Hue siXHu Hoor gym luad lo be used as a sludio by Hue mural painuers, Hue Teas were l'ueld in Hue library. Piclures were lalcen by a luappy pluolograpluer wluo sang lo luimseluf as lue worked, Hue mid- lerm dance was lfueld, senior class celebrilies were elecled, senior weelc and class day and Huen Hue prom all followed eaclu oHuer. Finally, Hue class said goodbye lo Seward al Gradualion. Well son HuaJr's all Huere is lo Hue slory. Now will you go lo bed? Yealu, dad. Were you in Hual class? You bel l was. Wlua+ class was Huau dad? Tlua+ was Tl-lE CLASS OE JANUARY I935. Lawrence Diclc TI-IINGS WE'LL NEVER FORGET HEN we were Eresluies, Ramblin' Roun' beliuLHed us. Wluen we were Soplus il ignored us, and scanl aHenHon did we receive wluen we were Juniors. Bul now Hual we're Seniors-il beliHles us again. Tl-lE IRONY OF Ill l l We'll never lorgeu Hue Hurill we gol wluen we enlered Seward ufor Hue lirsl lime, and found ourselves already a parl out Hue scluool. We'll never uforgel Seward's liglul and 'final allainmenl' ol Hue lvlauul'uaHan baslcelball cluampionsluip out I933-l934. We'll never forge? Seward's lirsl good ufoolball Jream. Our own Sammy Levine piloled Huem lo cluampionsluip in Hue '34 season. Jusjr lo celebraue our leaving, we guess. We'll cerlainly never liorgel Hue boal-rides. Eaclu one was eiglul solid luours ol lun. Dancing on: Hue declc, faking piclures, roaming Hurouglu Hue parlc, warcluing Hue Senior baseball Jream Hurow balls al Hue laculuy and luave Huem luil riglfuu back al Huem, and Huen we danced and sang our way luome. We're sorry io luave seen Hue lasl out Huose lor us. . We'll never uforgel Hue Prom. Coming up lo Hue luolel in a laxi, we ufell swell. Aluer Hue dance, some of us wenl 'ro Billy Rose's Music l-lall. Boy, we were suepping our! We'll never lorgeu Hue RegenJrs'. Qur leacluers smiled wluen we sal down lo wrile, buf Huey sniclcered wluen Huey read our nuarlcs. Tl-lElvl DAYS ARE GONE FOREVER! Bernard DumoH Page Fiffeen THE ALMANAC CLASS WILL THE Ihealre darkened. The World-Wide Newsreel flashed upon Ihe screen. In rapid succession I+ relaled Ihe news oi Irhe day. King assassinaied, slrilce sellled, baby bear born in Bronx Zoo, elc., elc. Then a slighl pause. A special announcemenl was coming from Ihe screen. The Newsreel announced in bold Ie+Iers:- World-Wide Newsreel Scoop!! Class of January I935 of Seward Park High School gives World-Wide exclusive righls Io announce ils Iasl Ieslamenlll A Ireal for World-Wide audiences! The audience, wilh baled brealh, sal enlranced as Ihe Iasl will and Ieslamenr of a greaf class began. To Ihe FacuI+y:- Mr. Brodie- We leave Ihe school beller Ihan we found il. Mr. Klein-We leave a booI4IeI en+i+Ied LEARN HOW TO BROADCAST IN FIVE LESSONS . Miss Lewinson-An auromalic 'rea pourer Io resli her weary hand. Mr. Goldsrone-Programs, programs, and more programs. Mr. Sellinger-A phonograph record Io say every five minules:- Why did you cu'r Ihar period? ' Mr. Sierles-An Economics class worI'hy ol his abilily. Mr. Deulsch-A slooge Io laugh al his gags and Io slop him from gagging his hislory class. Mr. Mandel-a box of everlasling cough drops. Dr. Lipslcy-A pair of glasses Ihai can IransIa+e German inIo English and vice versa. Mr. Silverslein-We Ieave a big, spacious, senior oilice so Ihal Ihe enlire senior class may gel? in aI once. Miss Alifachiner-One very, very English s+udenI who can imilale her perfecl speech-we'II never be able Io! Miss Lyons-The faces ol all her s+aH7 when Ihey receive word Ihal The Folio has won ALL AMERICAN HONORS. Miss Ellcind-A pleasanl married life. Page Sixleen CLASS OF JANUARY I935 All our feachers-We wish fo leave a beffer graduafing class fhan fhe presenf crop, buf we modesfly fhink, fhaf such a superlafive is inconceivable. To fhe various deparfmenfs- Publicafion office-We leave several padded cells fo keep our fufure senior FlRllENDS in. lvlafhemafics-We leave fhe Mafh. Depf. fo solve for X in Y-2-Zyl-10. Arf-We leave and bequeafh fhel walls and sfairways fo decorafe. Chemisfry Laborafory--A boffle of finesf French perfume-if mighf help! To fhe various clubs- Phofography Club-A camera and a dark room in which fo develop picfures. l-lisfory Club-The hisfory of fhe fufure fo which we seniors will confribufe. To fhe sfudenfs- To fufure seniors-We leave Know Nofhing Club in case fhey lcnow nofhing abouf if. To classes of '35 84 '36-We give and bequeafh our esfeemed insfrucfors-and fhe school. To fhe alumnae-We leave a hearfy welcome-in lieu of cash. ln conclusion, we wish fo impress our insfrucfors wifh our unanimous decision fo forgive and forgef leaving fhem as execufioners of fhis, our lasf Will and Tesfamenf. We do hereby direcf fhaf our deparfure be conducfed wifh fhe osfen- fafiousness fhaf our infegrify of characfer, our achievemenfs in scholasfic endeavors, and our posifions as graduafes, merif. In wifness fhereof, we, fhe Class of January I935. affix our hand fhereunfo and seal wifh a sigh, fhe above sfafemenfs. Amen! Berfha Klempner, Frank Zupniclc, Bella Salmon Thus fhe Newsreel ended. There were manyg in The audience who were wonder- ing if fhe class of January l935 was mens sana in corpore sano. Buf fhere were :many in fhe audience who were presenf or pasf Sewardifes, and so were able fo .undersfand and sympafhize wifh fhe wrifers of fhe will. A Page Sevenfeen THE ALMANAC KING SENIOR The King is dead. Long live The King! A King comes To The Throne by means oT his craTTiness and inTegriTy, iT he has any aT his command. For many years he has clandesTinely planned This: being supreme ruler and ruling wiTh an iron hand. l-le TorgeTs The years he was a commoner and suTiered The punishmenTs and penalTies oT Those supposedly on The Throne. WiTh power held TighTly in his clenched' TisT he does exacTly whaT his superior beTore him did. l-le sguanders money on his own' unending pleasures, money ThaT would creaTe more beneT'iT were iT used on 'imporTanT iTems, such as building prisons, Vfperhaps. l-le imporTs The choicesT TuTors Trom all lands, choosing Them by The lengTh oT Their noses or The breadTh oT Their waisT' lines. EducaTion, more power in his desire. He wanTs To rule The world, uncommon wishl Suddenly, aT The heighT oT his shorT reign, The people revolT again as is The cusTom oT peopleg This Time againsT him. NoT ThaT iT makes any diTTerence To Them againsT whom They revolT. The King is Torced abdicaTe, much To The regreT oT his well paid TuTors. l-le Tlees and leaves his Throne Tor The new King. - Thus, is a high and mighTy aired Senior. l-Te aTTains his loTTy lnose loTTyl posiTion by means oT a compleTe revoluTion in his school. The old Senior has been Torced To abdicare Taking wiTh him all he could lay hands on. The new Senior is in power Through his inTegriTy Four long years he hasprepared and labored and planned Tor This. ln power, he Tends To amuse himselT, noT a verydiTTiculT procedure. l-le spends money on cold Tea Teas, on The aTTempT aT Tormal Prom and on The knick knacky Class Day, money which would be oT much greaTer beneTiT were iT used To socially educaTe The wondering liTTle Treshmen. Through all This The Senior conTinues wiTh his educaTion despiTe The opposiTion oT The TaculTy. l-le 'plans To conquer' new worlds or reconguer The old. AT The peak oT his enioymenT and prowess, physical as well as menTally, a revoluTion occurs. The Senior is Torced To abdicaTe To The hidden ,ioy oT The TaculTy. He Tlees To make room Tor The new Senior. The King is dead. Long live The King. Lillian Vogel Page EighTeen CLASS OF JANUARY T935 SCRAPBOOK AuThor's NoTe--In my younger days, I saved every biT oT informaTion appearing in The daily newspapers ThaT perTained To The Senior Class oT I935. Now ThaT I am old and gray, I derive greaT pleasure from Taking my scrapbook off iT's shelf aImosT every evening. I read every line of iT aIThough iT is yellow and beginning To Talk aparT. Before iT does, I wish' To have iT prinfed so ThaT iT will remain for posTeriTy. So here iT is.-newspaper clippings I collecTed' in my youTh. Lawrence Dick REPUBOCRATS NGMINATE SYLVIA GERBER! YLVIA Gerber Today, afTer a four hour privafe conference wiTh AnThony Cognaifo, powerful poliTical leader was selecfed presidenTial candidaTe of The RepubocraTic parTy. In The evenT ThaT she is elecTed, she will be The firsT woman presidenf in The hisTory of The UniTed STaTes. Miss Gerber's nominaTion came as a disTincT shock To everyone, including friends and opponenTs oT The RepubocraTic ParTy. I-ler name was noT even menTioned in connecTion wiTh The nominaTion, noT even as a possible dark horse. AnThony Cog- naTo, who nine years ago became so powerful ThaT1.he wresTed The power of seleclringi The presidenTial candidaTe from The nominaTing convenTion and has become known as The presidenT maker, was The man responsible for The whole idea. Polifical observers are poinTing ouT ThaT This was The shrewesT move ThaT The presidenT maker has yeT made. The female .voTe of This counTry amounTs To ap- proximaTeIy 26,000,000 ouT of 47,000,000 baIIo+s, or 5,000,000 more Than The male vofes casT, according To The,lasT naTional elecTion. Because The women will naTuralIy voTe for one of Their own sex. and The male voTe will also be drawn in because of parTy affiliaTions and oTher reasons, The Repubocrafs expecT To puT over Their candi- daTe in high sTyle. The news of The nominaTion caused Turmoil among The Demopublican ranks. NOT since The double parTy spliT of I944, has such exciTemenT been wiTnessed. .AT TirsT Demopublican leaders scoffed aT The idea, claiming ThaT The people .would never supporT a woman candidaTe. I-lowever, in Two hours Telegrams and phone calls swamped parTy offices, pledging supporT To The candidaTe. This sTarTedi The bigwigs of The Demopublicans feverishly hunTing for a Temale candidaTe from Their own ranks who could be a maTch Tor Sylvia Gerber. Miss Gerber has been prominenT in poliTical circles for years. I-lowever, she has never held or run for any poliTical office. She claims she will run on a new plaT- form, one ThaT will please boTh liberals and conservaTives, Though if This can be done is yeT To be seen. She will sTarTT on a campaign Tour in a week. Page NineTeen THE ALMANAC WEXI.ER'S BROKEN ANKLE I-TALTS OPERA ONIGI-lT'S premiere oT The new American opera ConsTernaTion will have To be posTponed one week because oT injuries susTained by Philip Wexler who has The Tenor lead. While skaTing on ConservaTory Lake in CenTral Park, Mr. Wexler collided wiTh a Tellow skaTer, and badly sprained his ankle. All opera lovers who had been keenly anTicipaTing TonighT's perTormance, will have To paTienTly waiT a week, unTil Mr. Wexler's ankle heals suTTicienTly To allow him To walk abouT. ConsTernaTion is The newesT oT The laTesT crop oT American operas by Sylvia 'SalTz. CriTics called The oTher producTs oT her pen mediocre, buT iT is expecTed ThaT This will be The besT American opera yeT. 90,000 ATTEND Tl-IALER PARTY , R, and Mrs. Murray Thaler, nee Gladys 'Weiss, boTh Tamous Tor Their abiliTy in making Triends, yesTerday celebraTed Their TenTh wedding anniversary amidsT much celebraTion, aTTended by many oT Their Triends. So many were inviTed, ThaT The enTire Empire STaTe T'loTel, iusT opened Two days ago, was hired To accommodaTe The huge crowd. IT was by Tar The largesT, mosT exTravaganT and mosT splendid parTy ever held. By acTual counT, iT is esTimaTed ThaT upwards oT nineTy Thousand people aTTended. Many did noT even see The couple in whose honor The parTy was being held. The enTire building was jammed. On every Tloor people were dancing and Tood and liquors were served. BoTh Mr. Thaler and Mrs. Thaler wenT Trom Tloor To Tloor. Everywhere They were meT by ouTsTreTched hands, waiTing To congraTulaTe Them. Everyone They spoke To, aT leasT TwenTy Thousand, They addressed by name, showing Their remarkable capaciTy Tor remembering names. The Empire STaTe l'loTel Tormerly known as The Empire STaTe Building, which wenT inTo receivership Two years ago, was opened as a hoTel Two days ago. This was iTs TirsT aTTair and iT was a magnanimous one. The enTire hoTel was hired Tor Three days. People Trom all parTs oT The globe sTreamed inTo New York as laTe as Two weeks ago. The couple sTaTed ThaT They were exTremely happy To meeT all Their Triends. They expecT To go on a Trip around The world in Two weeks during which They hope To add several Thousand more Triends To Their already long lisT. i DANCING TEAM MARRIES HE popular dancing Team oT Moe MoskowiTz and Pearl Cohen Today announced Their inTenTions oT marriage, aTTer a courTship ThaT has lasTed Tor years. The couple, which has been dancing TogeTher Tor Twelve years, has always been know Tor Their gracefulness and beauTiTul Timing while execuTing Their dance. Friends Tear ThaT be- cause oT The marriage all will noT go so well because oT TricTion. Pa ge TwenTy CLASS OF JANUARY I935 ARTIST LECTURER FOOLS AUDIENCE N amusing incidenT was revealed, when Samuel YasIowiTz, originaTor oT The new arT sTory idea, delivered a IecTure aT ArT Museum. As was expecTed, his IecTure deaIT wiTh his new sTory idea. I-Ie explained ThaT by This idea arT and IiTeraTure can be combined. I-Ie proposes To creaT a new lang- uage, an arT language. On a sTrip oT canvas, This could be painTed and Thus color and oTher TeaTures oT arT could be uTilized. - Mr. YasIowiTz launched inTo his delivery wiTh vim and had his audience enThusias- Tically aroused aT The end oT an hour. l'le Took one oT his own painTings and sTarTed To read iT. I-Ie did This To prove his poinT ThaT no lessons were required To learn The language, ThaT iT was a language oT The hea'rT. In The midsT oT his. sTory he sTam- mered awhile and Then conTinued smooThIy. ATTer his Iecfure, when guesTioned abouT This, he Tried To evade The issue. l-Iow- ever, a deTermined arT Tollower, looking over The painTing and asking him whaT a cerTain symbol represenTed, caused him To blush and sTammer again. I-Ie' Then broke down and conTessed ThaT he didn'T know whaT iT meanT. I-Ie also said ThaT Trom The- poinT where he began To sTammer he made up The sTory as he wenT along. IT was learned TonighT, ThaT because oT This, Mr. YasIowiTz was considering modiliying his views To The poinT oT conceding ThaT lessons in The new language will have To be TaughT. LEVIN SENTENCED TO SIX MONTI-IS ELFORD Levin IasT nighT was arraigned in police courT on The charge of being a public nuisance. I-Ie was arresTed and hailed inTo courT aTTer he was caughT Turning in a Talse alarm. T'IeadguarTers has received several compIainTs Trom ciTizens recenTIy which im- pIicaTed MelTord Levin. IT seems ThaT he is a1greaT pracTicaI ioker and many of his vicTims complained To The police. I-Iowever, yesTerday he was caughT iusT as he Turned The Tire alarm. Harry Taubenkibel was called as aTTorney Tor The deTendanT. I-Ie pleaded, in a Tear-sTained voice, wiTh Police MagisTraTe Challop, sTaTing ThaT his cIienT is noT responsible Tor his acTions, displaying These gualiTies even as a child. I-Iis plea was oT no avail. MagisTraTe Challop senTenced Levin To six monThs saying, A public nuisance is a public danger. A AMBASSADORS OF GOOD WILL SAIL R. NaThan Spindel and Miss Frieda LusTig Tlew yesTerday To Europe and Asia respecTiveIy in Their oTTiciaI capaciTies as The new ambassadors-aT-large. Their appoinTmenT were made because oT Their .amiabiIiTy. IT is expecTed ThaT They will be excelIenT ambassadors of good will. Mr. Spindel has an excelIenT record. I-le has insuITed'a Triend only once and Then wepT on his shoulder Tor an hour. As Tor Miss LusTig, she claims To have losT her Temper years ago and Thus accounTs Tor her sweeT disposiTion. Page Twen'I'y -one THE ALMANAC FILIBUSTER ENTERS SEVENTH DAY THE TilibusTer launched by SenaTor Jennie Kramer six days ago conTinued unabaTed Today as The senaTor, aT a loss Tor whaT To speak abouT Took To The Telephone book in order ThaT she would noT have To sTop Talking. The Tiery senaTor has sTarTed a virTual Talking maraThon and iT seems To be a quesTion oT how long she can con- Tinue To Talk. SenaTor Kramer is Trying To prevenT The passage oT The DepopulaTion Bill, which provides Tor The lowering oT The populaTion oT ciTies To a maximum oT 500,000. SenaTor Kramer, who hails Trom New York, is againsT This move, claiming ThaT she was broughT up in a crowded area and will never TorgeT The delighTs. iT broughT her. WiTh buT Three monThs remaining oT The presenT session oT Congress, odds were IO-I ThaT SenaTor Kramer would lasT unTil Congress adiourns. POP ROSENBERGS C. C. N. Y. TEAM INVITED TO ROSE BOWL FOR The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The Rose Bowl TournamenT, CiTy College oT New York was selecTed as The school upon which The honor oT playing The WesT CoasT Champion, was besTowed. Everyone expecTed This move since C. C. N. Y. was generally picked as The ouTsTanding Team in The easT. A large measure oT The remarkable success CiTy College Teams have obTained in The lasT Tew years is due To The excellenT coaching oT l-lerberT Rosenberg, Tamil- iarly known To his Triends as Pop, Ten years ago, he Took charge oT a Team ThaT was mediocre, iusT as all C. C. N. Y. Teams had been up To ThaT Time. Since Then, The Teams experienced remarkable success, beaTing wiTh ease Teams ThaT were raTed highly by The experTs. In Three years The schools wiTh big repuTaTions Took noTice oT This, and since C. C. N. Y. has been on equal Terms, aThleTically speaking, wiTh The TinesT colleges in America. li Pop Rosenberg's Team is sTarTing pracTice immediaTely. All Pop had To say was, l'JusT youse waiT. HELEN YOSKOWTIZ RET-IEARSES NEW PLAY l-TE mosT soughT aTTer leading lady on The American sTage, Miss l-lelen Yosko- wiTz, Today began rehearsal on a vehicle which bears The TiTle, l'm STill Laugh- ing. The play, which is a musical comedy, will be presenTed To The public wiThin Three weeks. A Miss YoskowiTz recenTly reTurned Trom a Trip abroad, where she scored smashing successes in The capiTals oT Europe. London, Paris, Berlin, and Rome reporTed record box oTTice receipTs when she played aT Their TheaTres. This is no news because Miss YoskowiTz, possessed oT a charming voice and always a brillianT acTress, has long been a TavoriTe on This side oT The ATlanTic. Page TwenTy-Two CLASS OF JANUARY l935 BOOK REVIEW How To Succeed by Lawrence Dick HIS book is parTicuIarIy inTeresTing because iT Touches on a viTal problem, one ThaT is buried deep in The breasT of every human being. Everyone wanTs To be a success.A There are, however, differenT sTandards and ideas of whaT success really is. Some consider social and financial presfige uITimaTe success. Some feel ThaT confenfedness and happiness should be classified as success. Mr. Dick develops This Theme as he goes along. One poinT is made clear by 'Mr. Dick. I'Ie claims iT is aImosT impossible To be- come a financial success by working one's way up. The suresT way, he sTaTes, To become a success, is To marry The boss' daughTer. However, since boss' daughTers are so scarce, he proposes ThaT no boss be allowed To employ more men Than The number of daughTers ThaT he has. In This way, he hopes To make This parTicuIar Type of human more plenTiful. MOVIES I-IOSE screen lovers, I-larry Marcus and Frieda Zimmerman are aT iT again in Roses in Bloom , The! IaTesT screen aTTracTion aT The Main STreeT Theafre and seem To have anofher of Their freguenf surefire hiTs. Under The exceIIen+ direcTion of Frank Zupnick, who also auThored The sTory, They amuse and Thrill Their audience by Turns, so ThaT an enioyable Two hours slip by wiThouT any dull momenTs. Done in all color, The firsT picTure of iTs kind, aIThough There have been oThers wiTh parT coloring, boTh Mr. Marcus' and Miss Zimmerman's looks are shown off To good advanTage. Indeed, neiTher ever looked guiTe so well as They do in This picTure. The sTory of The picTure is very IighT and enjoyable. The hero, Tommy, played by I-larry Marcus, is a riveTer, while The heroine, Mame, is played by Frieda Zimmer- man. Tommy is a hardboiled, ouTspoken young man who enioys noThing so much as slapping down a fellow worker or anybody else. I-Ie meeTs Mame aT The beach and decides To call her aTTenTion To his presence by convenienTIy swimming afTer her and pulling her under waTer unTiI she promises him a daTe. Mame is indignanT buT will noT go back on her word. I-Ie Takes her To all The amusemenfs and in spiTe of herself, Mame can'T help laughing aT his rough wiT and admiring him. AfTer The evening is over They boTh go home. I This is all forgoTTen unTiI The STeeI Workers' Union gives a ball. AT This funcTion, Tommy's foreman inTroduces him To his daughTer who is Mame. The sTory moves along humorously wiTh Tommy vainly Trying To gain Mame's favor buT failing miserably. Then, Tommy dramaTicaIIy saves The flife of Mame's faTher. The resuI+ is ThaT Mame discloses ThaT she loved Tommy all along and They wed. An enioyable Time is promised To anyone who sees This -flicker. Page TwenTy-Three THE ALMANAC TELEVISION F all The Television perTormers on The air, none has as large a Tollowing as Charlie SalTz, The comedian who sTruTs his sTuTT every Sunday evening. Besides having an excellenT scripT wriTer and gang oT sTooges, SalTz has an excellenT delivery himself, Turning Tair jokes inTo biTs oT humor +ha+ has everyone howling Tor weeks. l-le works hard, in TacT. has been working hard Tor years, and deserves every biT of success he has achieved. Charlie owes his radio populariTy To his nose. NoT ThaT iT has very large proporTions buT during his youTh, iT was knocked ouT oT shape in a TooTball game. The peculiar TwisT To his nose immediaTely esTablished his populariTy. Everyone laughed aT his Tace buT soon They laughed'sTill more aT his jokes. AT The raTe Charlie SalTz is going now, he will soon,' bef so popular ThaT his mere presence will be enough To insure The success oT a ioke. Well, he deserves every biT oT iT and here is plenTy oT luck To him. Television Programs Tonigh+ 3:00 How To Be A PhoTographer -Bernard Laufbaum 3:I5 ETiqueTTe-Claire Dicker 3:30 Seymour GreensTein's OrchesTra 4:00 Children's STories-Shirley WiTz 4:T5 Old Cronies-Eisenberg 81 SimkowiTz 4:45 News oT The Day-MarTin RosenblaTT 5:00 FuTure oT Television-Saul Seewald 5:I5 Religious News-Sidney Liskofsky 5:30 WriTing For Pleasure-Lillian Vogel 5:45 Dancing Lessons-Pearl Cooper 6:00 PoliTical Trends in Europe-RuTh TevioviTz 6:l5 ElenowiTz-Spindel-Singer Show 7:00 Care oT PeTs-Bernard SklaroTsky 7:l5 SporTs-Samuel Levine, GuesT STar-l-Iyman Mancher 7:45 I-low To Think-Joseph RoThenberg 8:15 Keeping Happy-Frances Kaufman 8:30 All STar Program-Louis Flaumenbaum, MasTer oT Ceremonies 9:30 Triple Diamond Murder MysTery Play wiTh Max STrauss and Madeline Kohn l0:l5 Social ChaT-Harold Simon l0:30 AdvenTures ln ATrica-Seymour Block II:00 l-low To Reduce By Exercise-Blanche Miller ' Il:l5 Being ComTorTably Dressed-Samuel l-laberman, and Sylvia l-lellman, World's besT-dressed couple I Page TwenTy-Tour 'AE ALMANAC HMI ll Seward Park I-liglw School Illliiill January, IQ35 THE ALMANAC Bella Salmon Berlha Klempner Lillian Vogel Frank Zupniclq ALMANAC STAFF Shirley Wilz Edifor-in-chief Frances Kaufman Liferary Ediior Blanche l-leriz Girl's Sporfs Edifor Seymour Bloclc Charles Lipslein Boy's Sporfs Edifors Associafes l-larry Taubenlciloel Sidney Liskoislcy Bernard Dumoici Joseph Rosenberg Knocks and Boosfs CommiH'ee Chairmen: Blanche Miller and l-larold Simon Shirley Levy Gladys Engel Rulh Teviowiiz Murray Thaler Lawrence Dick Bernard l-leliand Miss Eudice Ellcind Sam Yaslowlz Ar'r Sfaff Edi+or Associafes Senior Ac+ivi+ies Business S+aFF - Facul+y Advisers Mr. Murray Silversiein Naihan Spindel Sidney Siein Joe Roihenberg Max Slrauss Frieda Zimmerman Bernard L. Lauiman Mrs. Margarel Dragunas Page Twenfy-six CLASS OF JANUARY l935 Tl-IE ALMANAC l-IE Almanac sfaff composed enfirely of seniors has, wifh fhis boolq, complefed ifs worlc for fhe seniors in order fo enable fhem, in fufure years, fo confemplafe 1heir pleasanf experiences af Seward Park. Under fhe direcfion of Miss Elkind, Mrs. Dragunas, and fhe edifor-in-chief, Shirley Wifz, fhe sfaff has lived up fo fhe pre- dicfions, which af fhe beginning of fhe ferm, poinfed fo a beffer Almanac. The preparafions were made carefully and fhe improvemenfs, which fhe Senior Council suggesfed and which were found fo be valid, were insfifufed so far as fhey did nof draw foo much upon fhe senior funds. Mr. Silversfein was responsible for all fhe confracfs which were drawn up and fherefore deserves a popular vofe of fhanks, Special commendafion is due fo no parficular group, since each cooperafed wifh fhe ofher and all fhe sfaffs handed in fheir worlc as prompfly as fhey could in fhe shorf fime allofed fo fhem. The sfaff underfook fhe job fo uphold senior fradi- fions and fo have an Almanac of which seniors can iusfly say, We, fhe Senior class of January I935 condescend fo no one inasmuch as we equal, in size and in gualify, in preparafion and in workmanship, any Almanac published by any Senior class of Seward Parlc High School. Page Twenfy-seven THE ALMANAC THE SENIOR COUNCIL Louis Flaumenba um Presideni' Miss While Mr. M. Silversiein Faculry Advisers THE SEWARD WORLD Vincenl Caleca Edifor-in-Chief Miss Ellcincl Mrs. Dragunas Mr. M. Silversiein Faculry Advisers TH E ALMANAC Sliirley Wiiz Ed ifor-in-Chief Miss Elkind Mrs. Dragunas Mr. M. Silversiein Faculfy Advisers TH E ARISTA Lillian Vogel Presidenf Dr. Lipslcy Faculfy Adviser THE SEWARD FOLlO Lillian Vogel Edi+or-in-Chief Miss Lyons Mrs. Dragunas Faculry Advisers Page Twen'l'y-eigini' CLASS OF JANUARY l935 SENIOR COUNCIL A THE Senior Council which conducTs The aTfairs oT The Seward Seniors is composed of Two represenTaTives from each oTficial class. They are guided by Mr. SiIversTein who consTanTIy kepT his eyes on The flucTuaTions oT Senior finances and by Miss WhiTe who by her exceIIenT supervision' oT our Social EuncTions made The Teas, mid- Term dance, and class week wholly enjoyable To everyone. The prom capped The climax of a series of absorbing aTfairs. Thus ended a swell Term. The officers of The Senior Council are: PresidenT ................................................,.....,. LOUIS FLAUMENBAUM Vice PresidenT ................................... .................... G LADYS WEISS SecreTary ....... ............. M INNIE FRIEDMAN Treasurer ..... ......... H ARRY TAUBENKIBEL G. O. COUNCIL THE 6. O. Council This Term. has concluded a successful semesTer. G. O. member- ship was several hundred above ThaT of IasT Tall, due To The G. O. rallies ThaT' were held in The annexes and main building, and The energeTiC worlc of The PubIiciTy and Ways and Means CommiTTee. The meeTings were aTTended by sTudenTs who were inTeresTed in The works of Their organizaTion and lively discussions occurred oTTen. PresIdenT .................................................................................. SYLVIA GERBER Vice-PresidenT .................... .......... S EYMOUR GREENSTEIN SecreTary .......V ......,........ ............. M I NNIE KRASNOEE STudenT RepresenTaTive .. ............. LAWRENCE DICK EaculTy Advisor ...,.... ......................................... B ESSIE STOLZENBERG THE ARISTA T HE ArisTa is The Honor OrganizaTion oT The school, The socieTy which sTands for scholarship. characTer, and service. Those who are members have lived up To every phase of These requiremenTs. This Term There have been many inTeresTing and progressive meeTings held each week. SuggesTions and acTion concerning The improvemenT oT The school, consTiTuTing The main body of discussion, resulTed in heaTed debaTes. As is cusTomary, The ArisTa enioyed iTs usual social funcTion. A mosT enTerTaining parTy was held for The insTaIIa- Tion of The new members. The Seniors in The socieTy regreT saying farewell To The ArisTa and iTs enjoyable and valuable program. The officers, who are all Seniors, are Lillian Vogel-PresidenT, Murray Thaler- Vice-PresidenT, RuTh TevioviTz-Social SecreTary, MarTha RaTTner-SecreTary rand Nichalas Cherepowich-Treasurer. Page TwenTy-nine THE ALMANAC SEWARD WORLD OR many consecuTive Terms, The Seward World, has aTTained TirsT place in The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion. The sTaTT is aT The presenT Time, working wholehearTedly To achieve a medalisT raTing Tor The paper. IT is To The Tollowing sTudenTs ThaT mosT oT The commendaTion is due: To VincenT Caleca, ediTor-in-chieT, uTmosT praise is owed Tor The careTul prepara- Tion and The ediTorials. IT is To Lawrence Dick and lsidore Rovinsky, co-news ediTors, To whom crediT goes Tor The Tine reporTorial work. Max Goldberg deserves a voTe oT appreciaTion Tor his enviable RambIin' Roun' column, The eyes, and ears, and gos- sip oT The school. CongraTulaTions QQ To Frank Zupnick Tor his beauTiTully porTrayed FooTlighTs and SpoTlighTs. Frances KauTman, a sporTing senior, wriTes The We Recommend column in which she describes popular books. To The SporTs EdiTor, Julius Leder, and his sTaTT a bougueT Tor The wonderTul work They have accomplished. Leder deserves crediT Tor The All in SporT column, and liTTle Ancel MarkowiTz 'Tor his descripTion oT The games oT Sewards' greaTesT TooTball Team. To Shirley WiTz and Harold Simon goes crediT Tor The enTerTaining maTerial obTained Trom Their Senior ChaTTer columns. Thanks also To Samuel YaslowiTz Tor his highly esTeemed sporTs drawings. The sTaTT, however, owes iTs success and -organizaTion direcTly To The TaculTy advisors, Mrs. Dragunas, Miss Elkind, and To Mr. SilversTein Tor Their careTul super- vision, and unTring eTTorTs. Honor SERVICE LEAGUE HTS Term Mr. Sellinger was appoinTed To Take charge oT The Honor Service League in The Main Building. lmmediaTely Tollowing his appoinTmenT, The new TaculTy advisor began To reorganize The Squad. In The organizaTion oT The new sTaTT, greaT care has been Taken in appoinTing only The mosT capable and eTTicienT sTudenTs To sTaTT posiTions. Records oT old oTTicers have been invesTigaTed careTully beTore They were given a place on This Term's Squad. Only The TinesT had been chosen and lrving Challop was made ChieT' oT The League as a reward Tor his TaiThTul and ouTsTanding work. Many Tavorable commenTs have been received Trom The TaculTy praising The Tine work oT The Honor Service League. Page ThirTy CLASS OF JANUARY l935 PROM NIGHT N one never-lo-be-lorgollen nighl in December-lhe eighleenlh lo be exacl- lhe Seniors in Seward experienced a mosl exciling, slale ol mind and person- a slale lhal couldn'l have been surpassed had lhey been expecling a personal in- lroduclion lo lhe King ol England himsell. ll was Prom Nighll A wild whirl ol beauly parlors, make-up, dressing, and preslol-all ready lor lhe big evenl. The boys loo were having lheir problems, whal wilh cull-bullons, lies, lux, and, lhe lhoughllul darlings-corsages lor lhe lavorile maiden ol lhe evening! Meeling ol groups, laxi rides lo lhe Aslor l-lolel, a lasl ride up lol lhe elevenlh lloor, checking ol coals, lasl minule dabs ol make-up, and lhen inlo lhe Terrace Garden! The lirsl lhing ol which we became conscious was lhe romanlic lhrobbing ol Manny Blank and his Blankely-Blanks, las Mr. Silverslein so dellly dubbed lheml. The receiving commillee, including Miss Allachiner, Miss While, and Miss Lewinson, all resplendenl in lheir lovely dresses were wailing. Their lriendly laces reassured us a bil and lhe lormalilies began. lnlroduclions, hand shakes, and complimenls came in order. Miss So and So, meel Mr. So and So l-low do you do 'l il? Fine wealher isn Looks like a big nighl ahead Yes, doesn'l il? I I My, how lovely you look, dear Thank you, you do loo, my dear I I Hmmm, well, you'll excuse us lor a while? We really musl see So and So And so il wenl. The dancing lloor was already lilling up ..... sludenls dancing wilh sludenlsg lacully wilh lacullyg and inlercrossed. The crowd ol Seward people on lhe lloor was as good-looking and orderly a group as could be wished lor. The appearance and dress ol lhe Seniors, would do iuslice lo lhe besl ol sociely. 4 Judging lrom lhe happy laces ol all, we can say lhal a grand lime was had by all al one ol our grandesl Proms. The dancing and laughler conlinued unlil lwelve and lhen-lhe lasl dance! Reluclanlly we pul on our wraps and lell lhe lasl social lunclion ol lhe Seniors -ol I935. - I Page Thirly-one THE ALMANAC CLASS DAY CLASS Day, lhe concluding Senior aciivily of 'rhe Term, held on Thursday, December 20, was a greal success. Jennie Kramer and Seymour Cohen, co-chairmen men of 'rhe Class Day commiilee deserve credil for Their able leadership. The members of 'rhe commiiiee also deserve credii. They were Molly Denis, Ruih Freedman. Ida Schwariz, Lillian Sel'rz, Sam Cohen. Marvin Simkowiiz, Max Sirauss, and Joseph Roihenberg. The program was as follows: I-Salule 'ro The flag 2-Welcome 'ro Seniors-Louis Flaumenbaum 3-Address by Mr. Brodie 4-Musical number 5-Address by Mr. Silverslein 6-Awards of Ceriiiicaies of Meril 7-Musical number 8-Class Play Two Crooks and a Lady , direcied by Miss Hopper C H A R A C T E R S Mrs. Simms-Vane .....................,........................ Goldie Spilzer Lucille ................. ....... S ylvia Gerber Miss Jones ................ ............. T illie Lipsker Miller The Hawk ....... .......... J oseph Leibowi'rz Police lnspeclor .......... Louis Finkelsiein Garrily ........... ........... C harles Lipsiein 9-Musical number IO-Presenlaiion of Celebriiy Awards Jennie Kramer Naihan Spindel Masiers oi Ceremonies Knocks and Boos'rs by Joseph Rolhenberg Page Thiriy-fwo CLASS OF JANUARY l935 Tl'lE MID-TERM DANCE ENIOR TITEST in lovely dress, Senior men perTecTly groomed wiTh never a Tie or - iackeT missing, an air oT exciTemenT all during The day, marked some very im- porTanT evenT! Three o'clock aT lasTl-a grand rush To The boys Gymnasium-handshakes, greeT- ings, inTroducTions, music. The evenT oT The Mid-Term Dance evidenTly wenT oTT wiTh a bang! ln no Time The Tloor was sTrewn wiTh couples, dancing To The Throbbing Tunes oT Manny Blank's Band. IT seemed as Though The TaculTy were back in iTs sTudenTs days Too. Members oT The TaculTy beamed graciously as They waTched, and some oT Them danced wiTh The sTudenTs. All Too soon The lasT number was Tinished and relucTanTly we gaThered up our belongings and deparTed. A glorious Time aT The mid-Term dance! TEAS HE Teas which are The liTTle geT-acquainTed parTies ThaT The Senior Class runs oTT each Term, were again held This Term, and were enioyed' by Those who aTTen- -ded. The Teas have The advanTage oT having Two or Three classes TogeTher aT one Time raTher Than The enTire Senior Class, as is The case wiTh The oTher TuncTions. The Teas were held in The library This Term because The sixTh Tloor gym, The usual place where These TuncTions Take place was used by The mural painTers. Al- Though, There was some inconvenience, iT was more Than oTTseT by The Tables, lanes eTc. ThaT The library provided. The Tea CommiTTee deserves crediT Tor iTs splendid work, alThough They did prepare a beverage ThaT was a cross beTween hoT prune iuice, and Dr. Jones' Liver Pills and masqueraded iT as Tea , They can be pardoned Tor dropping a Tew dishes, They can be pardoned Tor making remarks ThaT made The more bashTul blush buT They never will be excused Tor slipping over ThaT Tea and The class while iT was -oTT iTs guard. The TaculTy in charge oT The Tea are To be complimenTed Tor Their excellenT work. They were excellenT hosTesses and hosTs and did much To insure The success oT The aTTairs. The Teas were The beginning oT a sTring oT TuncTions ThaT will make This lasT Term in Seward live in our memories Tor yearsfTo come. Page ThirTy-Three THE ALMANAC THE C5 O COUNCIL Sylvia Gerber Presldenf Dr B Sfolzenbero Faculfy Adviser TH WIMMING TEAM Coach THE FOOTBALL TEAM Mr Jack Kolloerf Coach Sam Levme Capfam THE SOCCER TEAM Mr H Cohen Coach THE RIFLE TEAM Mr John W Cole Coach Page Th rfy four . E S f Mr. Wroldsen. 3 . CLASS OF JANUARY I935 FALL SPORTS MEMOIRS TRIKING and miraculous were The accomplishmenTs in The Tield oT sporTs This Fall. EnThusiasTs will long remember l934, as The Seward FooTball RevoluTion, or prob- ably as The Turning poinT oT The gridiron siTuaTion on The EasT Side. The success oT The Team inTroduced inTo The daily lives oT all SewardiTes Those imporTanT links To scholasTic presTige: he principles oT cooperaTion, spiriT, and loyal supporT. ATTendance records were shaTTered. Each game had a Tendency To draw more inTeresT. IT was made a duTy To devoTe SaTurday aTTernoons To The wiTnessing oT The scheduled TilT and The cheering oT The Team To vicTory. The opening oT school ini SepTember and The enTire TooTball Training period was saddened by The passing oT Coach David Hussack. Headlines in The school newspaper Tlashed his daring aTTempT To rescue Three lads aTTer a canoe had capsized. His conTribuTions was invaluable and Tormed The basic causes oT The Tremendous increase in spiriT on The parT oT -The sTudenT Toward sporTs. He was The organier oT The Blue and WhiTe eleven, a builder oT characTer, and a greaT insTrucTor. Many acknowledged Thas his passing would hinder The kindled Tlame- oT vicTory, buT resulTs have proven oTherwise. AlThough dishearTened, our Blue and VVhiTe Gallopers made iT a duTy' To live up To and To carry on The principles oT Their mourned coach. The game, however, had To go on, and Mr. Ephron, direcTor oT all sporTs acTivi- Ties, announced The appoinTmenT oT Two coaches, lvlessrs. Jack GolberT and Jerome- Washower. We can'T possibly esTimaTe The crediT due These Two TooTball menTors.. In a shorT period oT Three weeks, a TirsT and second Team was Tormed. One oT The sTrongesT lines in The ciTy, wiTh lvlancher, GeTTner, Friedlander, Dorifman, ZanTini, Scheckner and Lazar was developed by head-coach Jack GolberT. Hiss assisTanT- coach, Jerome Washower worked wiTh The second Team, and also wiTh ThaT speedy backTield group oT Singer, Karasik, RomanowiTz, and Rosenberg. Probably The greaT- esT TeaT oT The season, was Tieing ThaT highly Tavored Cleveland Team. The papers raTed us among The TirsT Tive ouTsTanding schools OT The ciTy. Seward Park High is no longer The door maT in scholasTic TooTball, neiTher are we known as The school which has Tor Three seasons gone down in deTeaT. ThaT TirsT class squad Tinally succeeded in having our name recognized in TooTball highlighTs. Summary Our TirsT game wiTh Richmond Hill scheduled To be played OcTober 6Th was posrponed due To prevailing weaTher condiTions. STuyvesanT I 3-Seward 0 On OcTober l3Th, an inexperienced buT sTrong TooTball Team encounTered The STuyvesanT DuTchmen, who managed To push over a I3-O win. Our boys were given Two TiTTeen yard penalTies, which led To bo+h STuyvesanT's Tallies. OuTsTanding Tor Seward in This iniTial P. S. A. L. TiTT was The punTing oT STreTch ZenowiTz. Page ThirTy-Tive THE ALMANAC Seward I2-Jefferson 0 DishearTened, buT Tar Trom discouraged was ThaT Seward TooTball Team when iT enTered Commercial Field Tor The second game wiTh JeTTerson High School. WiTh The excepTion oT The TirsT quarTer The game was clearly Seward's Fullback Willie Singer sTarTed oTT a sTrong aTTack wiTh an I8 yard run. Eleven TirsT downs were made. Rosenberg's Tine plunging neTTed The TirsT score oT The season. Ben Friedlander scored The second Touchdown on a 2l yard pass Trom Rosenberg. Seward I 2-Evander 6 ReiuvenaTed aTTer ThaT I2-O win over JeTTerson, The Seward Gridders meT Evander Childs on OcTober 26Th and beaT Them To The Tune oT I2-6. Those Orange and Black players oT Evancler TeaTured a sTrong aerial aTTack buT despiTe This our boys ToughT hard and held aT The crucial momenTs. ln The second period, Singer raced inTo ThaT end zone To score The TirsT Touchdown oT The aTTernoon, on a pass Trom Rosenberg. ln The Third period Evander's gridders compleTely overwhelmed by The hard TighTing oT our boys, Took To The air and managed To score Their sole Touchdown oT The aTTernoon. The Turning poinT oT The baTTle occurred in The lasT period, when a pass Trom Rosenberg To Singer was compleTed and resulTed in The second score. Seward 0-Cleveland 0 November 3rd inTroduced one oT The season's biggesT upseTs when The sTrong and highly Tavored Cleveland Team was held To a O-O Tie. BoTh Teams ToughT des- peraTely. Rosenberg and Singer conTinuecl Their splendid ball playing, wiTh a display oT conTinuous gains. lvlorreale, DorTman, lvlancher, and GeTTner played a major role, by breaking up The TasT and Tricky Cleveland plays. KasTin Karasik, Seward's greaT blocking back, played his TinesT game oT The season. BoTh Teams ThreaTened, buT TighTened in The close spoTs. Seward 7-Tilden 0 On November lOTh, Tilden Tor The TirsTTime meT deTeaT by a Seward TooTball Team. AlThough The score was close, our boys undoubTedly ouTplayed The TildeniTes ThroughouT The enTire game. ThaT Boy's High sTadium was iammed wiTh The largesT crowd ever To wiTness a Seward game. SixTeen TirsT downs were earned by The Sew- ardiTes ToTour by Tilden. The lone Tally resulTed Trom a 55 yard run by Singer. Commerce 6-Seward 0 I On November I7Th Seward's vicTory sTreak was broken by a surprising Com- merce eleven. The loss was enTirely unexpecTed and indeed a blow because The Blue and Grange Commerce gridders had noT won a game, nor scored a poinT ThroughouT The season. Commerce TeaTured an aerial aTTack which proved Too puz- zling Tor Seward. Page ThirTy-six CLASS OF JANUARY I935 Seward I6-Richmond Hill 0 November 24Th marked The conclusion oT The greaTesT TooTball season in The hisTory oT The school. Richmond Hill was Toppled To The Tune oT I6-O aT DexTer Park. CapTain Sammy Levine, ouT mosT oT The season wiTh a bad knee, undoubTedly played bang up TooTball againsT The Jamaicans. ln The TirsT period, on a reverse play, Rom- anowiTz crashed Through Tor a Touchdown Trom The 8 yard line. ln The second period Levine booTed a beauTiTul Tield goal Trom The 24 yard line. lncidenTally This was The only aTTempT aT placemenT ThroughouT The season. ATTer a scoreless Third period, Levine ripped Through righT Tackle Tor a Touchdown, Trom The 4 yard line. Scheckner's aTTempT Tor conversion was good. Soccer As usual, soccer s+iII' is one oT Seward's besT sporTs. We are graTeTul To Mr. H. Cohen, coach oT The squad, Tor his successTul insTrucTion ever since he Took over The Team. This year The Team engaged in six P. S. A. L. meeTs, winning Three, losing Two, and Tieing one. The end oT The season Tound Seward occupying The 3rd place in ManhaTTan. The season opened wiTh a vicTory over CurTis High 5-O. Seward's goals were scored by STein Bukowsky, RoTh, and Kozik. Tarashinsky and Sawaris played Tine deTensive ball, conTinuously breaking up The CurTis Plays. On OcTober l lTh The Seward BooTers Toppled TexTile 2-l aT CroTona Park. RoTh and Kozick scored The Two goals Tor Seward. Goalie NoviTzky excelled Tor The Blue and WhiTe, wiTh a Tew specTacular sTops. A On Wednesday, OcTober 24Th, The Team received iTs TirsT seT back aT The hands oT Haaren High. The TirsT halT saw Seward in TronT wiTh a 2-O lead, buT The deTense in The laTTer parT oT The game weakened. Haaren managed To score Tour Times, which proved iusT abouT suTTicienT. The Tinal score was 4 To 3. The Tollowing week, Seward Took advanTage oT a weak Townsend Harris squad The Tinal score was 4-I. STein Tallied Twice: while RoTh and Brown scored The oTher Two poinTs. I I - In a TasT and Turious baTTle, The Seward booTers on November I, held The Blue and Orange STuyvesanT booTers To a I-l Tie. Our boys were given Two Tree Tries aT The goal buT were unsuccessTul in boTh aTTempTs. Kozick scored The lone poinT Tor Seward, by ramming iT in wiTh his head. On November l3Th, Seward meT deTeaT aT The hands oTiCommerce High School in The lasT P. S. A. L. game oT The year. The Tinal score was 2-O. Page ThirTy-seven THE ALMANAC Swimming The swimming Team compIeTed a raTher unTavorabIe season, despiTe The eTTorTs oT Coach Wroldsen. Probably The only accompIishmenT worThy oT menTion is The TacT ThaT Theodore Bourie oT The Seward Ivlermen holds The besT Time Tor The 220 yard swim. On November I7Th, Bourie, swimming in The C5eorgefWashingTon I-Iigh School pool seT The season's TasTesT Time Tor The 220 yard swim, in 2:28.6. This enTiTIed him To The disTincTion oT being The TasTesT man fTor The 220 yard swim in The CiTy. OuTsTanding perTormers Tor This season were Rapschenok, DeITBarTo, Di STeTano, SandowiTch, Brandwein, and Baron. . GIRL SPCDRTS - AI Arcai is The girl's honor aThIeTc socieTy in Seward Park I-Iigh School. A sTudenT I is enTiTIed To membership if she excells in her scholasTic and aThIeTc records. The 'members oT This club, The'name oT which means Leader, usually meeT Three Times each Term in order To organize and To keep up To daTe on The variousiphases oT gym- nasTics. Miss Mars, who Takescharge oT The meeTings disTribuTes The liTTle red Tabs wiTh The whiTe A s on Them. These are seen on The gym cosTumes oT The I-Iai Arcai members. The leaders help The gym Teachers by acTing as squad leaders and Taking care oT The apparaTus. ExTra curricular crediT is given To members. This Term, The I-lai Arcai didn'T meeT unTil laTe in The Term because oT The pageanT which oc- cupied The GirI's I-IeaITh EducaTion Dep'T To The exclusion oT pracTicaIIy everyThing -else. ' The pageanT was also responsible Tor The TacT ThaT mosT oT The usual TournamenTs 'held by The GirI's I-IeaITh EducaTion DeparTmenT were eliminaTed This Term. The inTer- -class baske+baII TournamenT wasn'T sTarTed unTil abouT The mid-Term examinaTions. The games were raTher rushed. Four were played every Thursday aTTernoon Tor Tour weeks. A greaT many sTudenTs Turned ouT Tor The games regardless oT The TacT ThaT Their schedules were Tixed and They were busy on Thursday aTTernoons. I The PageanT was a greaT success in spiTe oT The TacT ThaT This was The TirsT Time such a program oT music and dancing had been carried ouT by The sTudenTs. Many visiTors saw The PageanT and all were Tavorably impressed. The saTisTacTion oT every- one was very evidenT as shown by The applause given To Those who parTicipaTed in making The pageanT The ouTsTanding sTudenT evenT in The Term. The program oT The PageanT was.as ToIIows:- . I. OVERTURE 2. DIVERTISEIVIENTS a. PiraTes Bold b. EgypTian Dance c. An Evening in Spain 3. RUSSIAN SAILOR'S DANCE 4. BALLET-A RUSSIAN TGY SI-IOP Pa ge ThirTy-eigI'1T Seward Park High School Robert B. Brodie, Principal ' Q IHHIIII 0 IIHHIII January, i935 CLASS OF JANUARY l935 ABINANI JOSEPH B65 E I8Is'r Slreel Bronx One rlghl' guy' 'ra Ian Club Presl en of Ofllclal and Suorel Classes Fordham ABRAMOWITZ FRANCES 376 Keap Slreel' Can we ever have loo much of a good lhmg? Arnsla member Secrelary n French and German Olllces Menorah Czb Chemlsrry Club Brooklyn ACKERMAN BEN 266 E 4+h Slreel' Forguves olhers oflen hum self never Olllce momlor Service Class Treasurer Busrness ADAMS MILTON '28 Goerclc Slreel This young man IS blond and I'alI He plays a good game of baslrelball Baslcelball Team Caplaln Sensor Baslcelball Business AGULNICK ESTHER 2lI E Broa way Her smule cheers even 'I saddesl soul Secrelary lo Mr Dargo Swnlchboard Operalor C Iebrrly Commlllee German C ub Hunler ALTERMAN IDA. 250 Dlvnsnon Slreel Sn ence as golden da musf have a lol' of money Hlslory Club Hebrew Cul lure Club Secrelary 'ro Mass Nolan s Honor Servlce League Busmess ABQAMOWITZ DOROTHY I5 Monlgomery Slreel An efficlenl' maid nndced un business shell succeed Secrelary Io Mass Sacks Member of Slenographv Speed Club Secrelary Io Mrs Gerson: Business ABRAMS MIRIAM 54 Eldrudge S'rree+ uuel' neal and well re served The Iund of mn. whos ne er unnerved Secrelary lo Mr Sellunger Honor Service League Secrelary Io Mr Heml y Business ACKERMAN JENNIE IO6 Monroe Slreel e luHIe gl wo I grand Always wulllng 'Io lend a hand Busnness ADLER JOSEPH I28 Goezclc Slreel He shall go a long way as a cross counfry runner Busuness ALBIN EDITH I Prlce Slreel Her excellenf merrls ln lhe commerclal classes wall prove +o be a favorable assel Bas eI'baII Vo ey Bal Tennls Dramaluc Club CN ALTUS MIRIAM I3 I5 Allorney Slreel A gurl whos charming genlle and gay And wears Ia smule 'he Iuvelong day Swlmmung Club Pncrure Commlllee Servlce Squad Slenography Speed Club Page Forly one I 1- J -hd + - . - ' 1 . Q . v I . . ' I I . I I u. I ' Ie : - I , 1 I . - - Sw II ' ir h 's Squad: Reporlerg Official I I . ld I I I I E I l . . I ' 3' k' E ll I: I , ' : ' . C. . . Y. u -I . U. I ' ' ' ' THE ALMANAC ALTWERGER SADIE IO So lsr Slr 1' e gurl +h smule always worihwhlle Hal Arcan Mr Deufchs Ofhce Swimming Buslness ANTASKY THOMAS I79 l8I E 3rd Srreer Compehhon for Rubmoff Orcheslra Band Servrcc League Y ARNONE ARTHUR 57 Hesrer Srreer Hes a clever and wn ly o To hrs assoclales he s a 'oy Servlce Squad Busuness '4l Rudge Sfreer A very mild Baer Secrerary To Mrss Lewin son Secrerary lo Mlss Ler ner Dancing Club lb rary Asslsranr Business BARRON RUTH 484 Grand Srreel Glanl' of fhe class Secrelary 'ro Mr Lerchlllng Secrerary ro Mr Grass Cub Servlce Squad French C ub Brooklyn BASNER LEO B 283 Broome Srreef And shll ihe wonder grew how one small person could carry all he knew Arlsra Chess Club and Team Tennis Club Men orah Club C C N ANDREWS MICHAEL 36 Norfolk Srreel They shall noi pass' Honor Servuce Leagu Busnness ARBUCCI JOHN R 7I Mulberry S+ree'r The hearlng ear and The seeing eye Folio Sraff Plclure Com mu ee Hallan Club cnal Servrce Delegare Alabama Unlversnly AUSWAKS BERNARD 653 E 51'h Srreel user buf s+eady amblf nous and ready Eoofball Team CN 55l Grand Slreel' Such preHy gurls are hard io find Hal Arcal Bookkeeper rn Mr Wells Omce Secre rary lo Mr Fox Busrness BASCHUK OLGA l79 8l Essex Slreel She seems +o be rehrung and shy The feachers lake 1+ ancl she gels by O'lllICI6l Class Presldenl Slenography Speed Club Business BAUER BEN 56 Wlllelr Srreef Prefers no'l'hnng fo a pleas anf frlend Soccer Team Honor Ser vnce League Healfh Edu cahon Caplaln ASSISTBDT G O Delegare Business Pa ge Fo riy fwo I . I ee . Th ' wi a ' is . I l z 'H 3 I' g Soi N. . U. ' ' l I - l '+ Q Q ' : I- b YI 0 I . . l' . h ' c. . .Y. ' BAER, SYLVIA BARON, BERTHA l ' Q L'i . 'I I ' 1 . ' l . I . I A .' CLASS OF JANUARY l935 BRANDT, GILBERT 348 Roebling Sireel' Doc1'or! Doc+or! I Found +he medicine worse ihan +he malady. Track: Swimming: Service Squad: Class Baskerball Team. Sourhern Melhodisi BERGER, IDA 297 Henry Sireei Her voice is soff and low, an excellenf ihing in a woman. Honor Service League: French Socieiy: Economics Club: New Yorl4er's Club. Savage BINNICK, ROSE 37 Clinion Sireer Wi+h a merry hear? and cheerful counfenance, She will win her way io fame. German Club: Economics Club: Hisiory Club. C. C. N. Y. A BLAUSTEIN, ROSE 34 Ludlow Sireei' She is a liHIe girl and has a liH'e curl Many's fhe heari- she seis awhirl. Emergency Room Allend- anl: Secreiary lo Miss Sacks: Tennis Club: Baslcei- ball Club. ' BLOCK, SEYMOUR ?OI5 E. 7'rh Sireei, Blclyn. This boy we can'1' ligh+ly dismiss, On his services we'll place emphasis. Cornell Senior Council: Seward World: Senior Almanac: Senior Orchesrsa. BLUM. RUTH lO8 Division Avenue Siriving fo be anofher Ka'l'herine Cornell. Seward Troupers. Presi- denr: Red Cross Swimming Club: Pirares of Penzance. Chorus: Milcado-Gondo- liers. BEER, LAWRENCE ll7O Lincoln Place Sfudious and full of good cheer. Give fhree cheers for Lawrence Beer. Dance Commiliee: G. O. Delegaie: Service Squad: Moniror for Mr. Ross., N. Y. U. BILECKY, WlLLIAM 86 3rd Srreei Here's an early service leaguer, who caiches The worm. Honor Service League. N. Y. U. BlSTRElCH, BERTHA 302 E. 2nd Srreei Girlhood wirh all ifs mirih. French Club: Siunls Club: Baslcelball. Business BLOCK. FRANK l7I Clinion S'rree+ Noi only a chip off 'ihe block, Buf 'ihe whole block him- self. Chief Juslice of Siudeni Courr: 'Chairman of Bud- qer Commiiree: Maih. Of- fice. BLOOM, WILLIAM 210 Madison Srreer Her' a 'fufure P. T. man. Can he do siunis? You bei he can! Savage BLUMENKRANZ. BLANCHE l72 Sianion Sireei Here's a girl who will suc- ceed, Her mind works wi+h clear- ness, efficiency and speed. David Hussaclc Club: Emer- gency Room: Secreiary lo Mr. Feldsiein: Tennis Club. Page For+y-ihree THE ALMANAC BOROWKA, FRIEDA 562 Bedford Avenue orah 'Club: Seward Folio. Bookkeeper BOZZC, ELVIRA 2l Moll Slreei' Her airs,z her manners all who saw admired, Masler of Ceremonies, An- nex 4: Vice-Presideni G. O. Annex 4: Secrelary Ac- counling Class: Secrelary Civics Class. BRAND, HERMAN 504 Grand Sireel Rifle Squad: Service Squad: Surveying Club. Brooklyn College BROWN,.MARTlN 350 E. 3rd Sireel Your popularily is deserved, Your sense of humor con- sfanfly observed. Business well BROWNSTEIN, HARRY 520 Williams Avenue His characler is as fine as his scholarship. C. C. N. Y. , BUONAFIDE, 'CARMELA H 88 Caiherine Slreel' , Believes in: never leave for 'lomorrow Whal' you can do foclay. Professional Much poise, lilfle noise. T Seward Secre'raries : Men- BORSHOWSKY, JCJHN 609 E. 6'rh Slreel' Now you see him, now you don 'fir Honor Service League: Life Saving Club: Chemis- lry Club: Dance Commif- lee. Business BRAND, RUTH 84 Pill' Slreel' A Brand we all like. Social Service: Secreiary in Malh. Office: Secreiary in Engish Class: Secrelary in French Class. Business BRODY, SAMUEL 450 Grand Slreel Wafch 'lhis chemisf hard al' work, Wilh chem around he'Il never shirk. Secreiary ol Class: Tennis Club. Brooklyn BROWN, RACHEL 38 Jefferson Slreel A happy disposilion is a valuable assef. Secrelary lo Mr. Linder: Swimming Club: Econom- ics Club, Secrelary. BUHLER, LEE 254 Delancey Slreel' A lovely lady garmenfed in lighl. Secrelary lo Miss Lewin- son: Secreiary lo Miss Mars: Secreiary 'ro Miss Fried: Service Squad. Business BUYES, ISRAEL 7I Monlgomery Slreel The pine is fhe mo'l'her of legends. Orcheslra: Service Squad: Secrelarial Work. Syracuse College Page Forfy-four CLASS OF JANUARY 9 5 BUZDYGAN CATHERINE II6 Easi lsi Slreel Hai Arcai: Secrelary lo Miss Nailalis. C. C. N. Y. CAGNINO, ERMINIA I47 Hull Slreel Anolher clever Iillle lass, Who more +han manages lo pass. Honor Service League: Secrelary in Annex 4: G. O. Delegaie. Business CHANES, HENRY 402 Soulh 2nd Slreel His popularily is well de- served, His sense of humor con- slanlly observed. Engineer CHEREPOVVICI-l. NICHOLAS 338 Fiilh Sireel Some day we'll say, we knew him when . Arisia. Treasurer: Folio Slaii: Phoiography Club. LIPSTEIN, CHARLES I9 Jeilerson Sireel Good lime CharIie's here. P. S. He's also a scholar. Arisia: Seward World: AI- manac: Menorah Club. C. C. N. Y. COHEN, DOROTHY 337 Bedford Avenue The very pink of perfec- lion. Menorah Club: Service Squad: Baslcelball: Tennis. Nurse BURSTEIN, SELMA I52 Henry Slreel She's so regular, you can almosl hear her heari lick. Arisia: Honor Service Lea- gue: Secrelary 'ro Mrs. Bursiein: Eliquel' Commil- lee, Co-Chairman. Business CHALLOP. IRVING 234 E. 7+h Sireel An elilicienl' leader we pre- dicl he'II be, For he is l'he caplain of 'lhe Service Squad you see. Honor Service League, Chief: Economics Club: Color Squad: Cheshires Club. CHEKOFSKY .BERNARD 95 Clinion Slreel Only 'lhe aclions of lhe iusl, Smell sweel and blossom in the clusl. Honor Service League. Capiainp English Class, Presideni. C. C. N. Y. CHERNOW, CLARA 93 Soulh IO+h Sireel Variefy is 'rhe spice of life. Secreiary lo Mrs. Grand. Prali COHEN, PEARL A. 288 Madison Sireel' Any knock is a boos'l'. Secreiary lo Miss Jonas: Honor Service League: Economics Club, Chairlady: Celebrily Commillee. Savage COHEN, ELSIE 228 Henry Sireel' Whai is lhy name, fair maid? Business Page Forly-live THE ALMANAC COHEN, JEROME I8 Cannon Sireel The Iaw is open. Swimming Club: G. O. Delegaie: Vice-Presideni of 7'rh Term Class: Assisianr Senior Council. S+. Johns COHEN, SAMUEL 38I E. 3rd S'rree'r Men of few words are ihe mosi' worfhy. Ca rroonisi COHEN, SEYMOUR 223 Madison Sfreei A'F+er I have named 'I'he man I need say no more. Cheering Squad. Capfain: Mr. KIein's Oflice: David Hussaclc Club: Mimeo- graph Squad. C. C. N. Y. COGNATA, ANTHONY I2 Delancey Slreei Some of us may need An- fhony. for a poliiician someday he'II be. Chief of Prin'r Shop: Hal- ian Club, Presideni: Ser- vice Squad: Fencing Team. Fordham CONNORS. HENRY 29I Henry Sireei' Mark him well. Teachers always-weII amosf always do. Secreiary +0 Mr. Ephrom: Library Sraff: Chairman of Economics Cass. N. Y. U. CORENETZ. HELEN 52 Firsi Sireei The girl is nof so very fall Ye? she can I' be beaf in BasIceI'baII. Hai Arcai: Swimming: Volley Ball: Secrelary ro Mrs. Moss. Business COHEN, NETTIE 277 Madison SI'ree'r A comely young lady-sho is endowed wiih charms. German Club: Menorah Club. Brooklyn COHEN. SAMUEL 64If2 Rush SI'ree'I' A good skaie. Honor Service League Lieuienani: Senior Council: Swimming Squad: Social Service. Business COI-IN, HAROLD I49 Broome Sireei' He's quife sociable. N. Y. U. COLLETTI, MICHAEL l68 Elizabe-'rh S+ree+ His wii' is sublime and so is +his rhyme. .. Honor Service League: OI- ficial Class Presideni. Business COOPER. PEARL S. I297 Hoe Avenue, Bronx Beaufy and wisdom are rare. Secreiary 'ro Miss Ellcind: G. O. Office: Service Lea- gue: David Hussack Club. Hunier D'APOLITO, JOHN II2 Mac Dougal Sfreei Physicians of all men are mos'r happy. Service Squad. N. Y. U. Page Forfy-six NCQ, CLASS OF JANUARY I935 DAVANG, JACOB 656 E. l76lh Slreel Rise up and cheer, Davang is near. Service Squad. Business DEBATLO. KATHERINE I43 N. 7+h Slreef A good sporf. l-lai Arcai: Baslcelball: Ten- nis: Volley Ball. . Business DESIO, FRANK 276 Grand Slreel Mighl as well quil, Mr. Broun, Frank will be fhere very soon. Journalism DICEMBRE, FRANK l6O Moll Slreel A good old lop who does nor spin much. Service Squad. Professional DICKER, CLAIRE I34 Clinlon Slreel The heighl of sophislioca- lion. Swilchboa rd Operalor: Ten- nis Clubi Official Class Treasurer: Color Commil- lee. l-lunler DI FILIPPO, JOSEPH I2I Baxler Srreel Joe is lhal' quiel' lype who in his classes is all righl. llalian Club: Calholic Club: Biology Club: Malh. Club. C. C. N. Y. DAVIS. DAVID 234 E. l4lh Slreel DENNIS, MOLLY 2l5 Rodney' Slreel The price of wisdom is above rubies. Edilor ol French Paper: Arisia: Menorah: Service Squad. l-lunler DIAMOND, JOSEPH I42 Goerclc Slreel You're clever and pos- sessed of wil, There are so few, be glad of i+. Dance Commillee: Service Squad: Bank: Chemislry. C. C. N. Y. DICK. LAWRENCE 80 E. 7lh Slreel The founlain pen is migh'l'- ier lhan lhe machine gun. Sludenr Represenlalive: Seward World , News Edilor: Almanac , Senior Aclivilies Edilorg Arisla: Co-chairman Piclure Com- millee. DICKER. ELLEN 22I E. Broadway Here's a girl whose casiles in lhe air will malerialize. Secrelary lo fMr. Sayre: Menorah Cub: G. O. Del- egaie: Piclure Cornmillee. l-lunler DOBROWOLSKI. WALTER l27 E. 7lh Slreel Here's a boy who's always sincere, He's iolly and cheerful lhroughoul lhe year. Honor Service Squad: Or- cheslra. Business 439. ,, -vi Page For'I'y-seven THE ALMANAC DOROCHOVICH ALEX I34 Avenue C Wnse Io resolve and paheni' 'I perform CN DUBINER MORRIS I44 Sfanfon Sfreef Morrus IS IoIIy Morris gay We hope hell sfay thus way Secrefary I D Llpsky German Office Mnmeo graphlng Squad Hlslory Cub ECKSTEIN HANNAH 340 Souih 3rd Slreel' Orlgmalnfy IS 'rhe basis of success Secrefary 'ro Mr Hemley Secrerary 'ro Mrs Moss Seward Troopers EISENBERG SAM 25 Avenue D Mosi' afhlehc good fo fhe lasl' 'Flop :ervuce Squad Malh Club Englush Book Squad Op ereHa Cooper Umon ELKIN HARRY 306 Madison S'rree+ The pen as mlghher fhan 'rhe sword Vlenorah Club Soclal Club C EPSTEIN MOLLIE 93 Allen Sfreef Mollne ns never In a hurry nofhmg seems +o make her worry Mrss Lewmsons OFII e Work for Mass Chassnoif Business DRUCKER AL ISIS W 7'rI1 S'rree'I Modes? fo fhe polni' of shyness Sensor Class Treasurer O cheslra Servlce Squad Plcrure Commlrree Muslclan DUMOFF BERNARD 50 M1ddIe'Ion Slreel Promuse us mosl' glven when Ieasr ns sard Seward World S+aII Almanac Slafl Service Squad Library Sfaff Pharmacls+ EC-AN JAMES 397 Pearl Srreel He s go'l' ihal' flaur of bemg In Ihe spoflughl' glare Buslness ELARDO PROVIDENCE Il I3 Rnvmgfon Street ar noi buf I si' Provudence Baskek'rbaIl Team Secre Iary Io Mass Rapke Folio Sfalll Mlss Mars OFIICS SI Johns Hospllal ENGEL GLADYS 5 Allorney Sfreer Shes so fine In every way Iheres nofhnng left for us fo say Almanac French Club Brooklyn ETTINGER IRVING I34 Cannon Slreel Ma I ruse +o suggesi 2 Secrefary Coumbla Page Forfy elghi- o . l u , I n C. . . Y. , ' , ' l I 0 I I '. . . . O rl . : nn rl : . I . ' Business I D - Fe f u in c. . N. Y. ' ' I ' I . Y ' - CLASS OF JANUARY l935 FAZECAS. ANNA I75 Ludlow Sireei She sfrives wiih none-for none are worfh her sfrive. Folio Siafi: Program Com- miiiee. ' Hunier FINKELMAN, MAX 74I E. 5+h Slreei Educaiion is naughi' will'- oui' common sense. Senior Council: General Office: Chemisiry Club: Menorah Club. N. Y. U. FISCHER, IRVING 69 Cannon Sireei Hiis ihe nail on fhe Business head. FLEDER, NOAH 289 Souih lsi Sireel A very nice fellow he seems +o be, He'lI reach 'Ihe Icp, you wail' and see. Chemisiry Laboraiory: Chemisfry Club: Social Club. FOONT, LEON 52 Marlcel' Slreel Many are 'rhe qualifies of which he has a righi' io boasi, and fhough he 1'ips 'fhe scale so high, his char- acier weighs mosf. Menorah Club. FREEDMAN, RUTH The spirii of youih-+ha'r's Rufh. Service Squad: French Club: Secreiary 'ro Dr. Horion. Business FEUER. RUTH 37lf2 S+. Marlcs Place Ambifion wifh beaufy will go far. Mr. .Dargo's Secreiary: Emergency Room: Maih. and German Clubs-Wash- ingion Irving. Journalisf FINKELSTEIN, LOUIS I46-8 Sianlon Sireei He knows where carbon- afe, Bui where did co-dine? Arisia: Honor Service Lea- gue: Menorah Club: His- 'tory Club. . Cooper Union FLAUMENBAUM. LOUIS 205-7 Allen Sireei A good man never dies. Preiideni of Senior Class: Track Team: Baskefball Team: David Hussack Club. N. Y. U. FLOHR. THEODORE 349 E. 4i'h S'rree'r Deep sighfed- in inielli- gence. Secreiary of Official Class: Inviialion CommiHee. N. Y. U. FOX. YETTA 53 Mangin Sireef She's fi? and Irim, full of vigor and vim. Hai Arcai: Sienographic Speed Club: Secreiary Io Miss Mars: Secreiary 'ro Miss Saclcs. Business FRIEDMAN. EDWARD I72 E. 4+h Sfreei Syracuse is indeed io be Congraiulaied. Science Club. Picfure Commiiiee: Social Science Club. Syracuse Page Forfy-nine THE ALMANAC FRIEDMAN, MINNIE 208 Sfanfon Sfreel' E lf is fhe mind 'rhaf makes fhe woman. Secrefary of Senior Class: Menorah Club: Hai Arcai: - Secrefary fo Mr. Henley. l-lunfer FROM, DAVID Il-I3 Avenue D They are only fruly greaf who are good. C. C. N. Y. GELARDI. ROSE I336 68fh Sfreel' Quief and demure is she, ouf of order she'll never be. lfalian Club: Hayes Club: Tennis Club. Business GERBER, SYLVIA R. l94-6 Lee Avenue A mighfy hard worker- efficiency plus A worfhy sfudenf fhaf Sew- ard can frusf. Presidenf of G. O.: Presi- denf of Mafh. Club: Presi- clenf of Menorah Club' Arisfa. GERSTLER, MORRIS l58 Suffolk Sfreef Law! If has honored us- lef us honor if. Service Squad: Class Bas- kefball Team: C. C. N. Y. 4 GERSTMAN, ANNE , 76 Cannon Sfreef Queen of fhe rosebuds in a garden of roses. Secrefary fo Mr. Miller: Secrefary fo Mr. Hemley. Business FRISHMAN, HELEN 33 Monfgomery Sfreef A maid wifh hair of rusfy hue Who never lefs her friends feel blue. German Club: Secrefary fo Mr. Pagowifz. Brooklyn GARFINKEL, RUTH I39 Manhaffan Avenue A helpful girl is Rufh my lass. As a nurse she'll rafe firsf class . Menorah Club: Emergency Room: Secrefary 'ro Mr. Lincler: Pen Club. Training School GELBWACHS. ELIAS 2054 74+h Sfreef The incredulous are fhe mosf credulous. Program Commiffee: Grade Adviser's Office. Brooklyn GERSHWIND, BLANCHE Though l am nof splenifive and rash, yef I have some- fhing in me dangerous. Business GERSTLER, SOL 40 Clinfon Sfreef The only way fo ,have a friend is fo be one-Sol has many. Baskefball. Business GINN, FLORENCE l26 E. 7fh Sfreef lf you are anxious your knock fo hear All we can say is earnesf, sincere. Baskefball: Volley Ball. Journalisf ' Page Fiffy CLASS OF JANUARY 935 GINSBERG. MORRIS A. 224 Easl Broadway Sfudious. ambilious, friend- ly and such Here is a boy 'rhal admired much. Sporls: Menorah Club: Tennis Club: Chess. C. C. NJ Y. CSLATSTEIN, CLARA 3l4 Bedford Avenue H s very hard lo knock 'lhis lass, She's one of lhe besl' in lhe senior class. Arisla: Menorah Club, Treasurer: Secrelary in French Olilice: Secrelary lo Mr. Pagowilz. . GLINSKI, ANNA I53 Ludlow Slreel' Never unprepared. Business GOLD. ROSALIND 2-4 Allorney Slreel She is very iolly and very brighf, lo speak lo her is a delighl. Swimming Business GOLDBERG, IDA l4l Ross Srreel Neal noi' gaudy. Service Squad, Assislanl' Lieulenanlg I-Iai Arcai: In- vilalion and Prom Com milree. N. Y. U. GOLDMAN, GEORGE 328 Madison Slreel Why call him Dolly? ls il' because he's so very ami- able and iolly? Baskelball Team: Library Squad: Service Squad: Biology Club. Savage GLANTZ, LOUIS I54O 4-Bih Slreel Characler and service are his walchwords. Biology Club: Service Squad. Business GLAZER, SIMON 2062 Davidson Avenue He'll be a foresler and keep our homefires burning. Tennis Club. Cornell GOLD, ABRAHAM I. l45 Orchard Slreel Wi+h Abe presenl' I am 'rhe only oplimisl' who can endure lhe 'loolhache pal- ienlly. Orcheslra: I-Ionor Service League: Presidenl of Lalin Class. GOLDBERG. ESTELLE I28 I-Ienry Slreel Cuie and pelire and oh- so sweel. Lunchroom Office. Business GOLDBERG, LAURA 204 Eldridge Slreel' Nolhing succeeds like suc- cess. Program Comrnillee: Sec- relary lo Mr. Goldsloneg French Chorus: Service Squad: Accounlanl C-OLDSTEIN, SAM IO3 Avenue A He works while you play. Prom Commillee: Service League, Lieulenanl: Prinl Shop Seward World Slall. Columbia Page Filly-one THE ALMANAC GREENE. ALICE 242 Easl Broadway Vim, vigor and vilalily. Miss Mar's Office: Baskel- ball: Swimming Team: G O. Delegale. Brooklyn GROOB. PHILIP 97 Easl Broadway Local boy makes good. Service Squad: Menorah Club: G. O. Delegale: Chemisiry and Biology Clubs. C. C. N. Y. GROSSMAN, MILTON 2-4 Ridge Slreel I care for nobody if no- body cares for me. Business HABERMAN, SAMUEL 255 Rivinglon Slreel Won l some leacher be glad lo bid him farewell? Class Baskelball Team: G. O. Delegale: Service Squad: Mr. Ross's Secre- lary. Criminologisl HARTMAN. LOUIS l5l Goerck Slreel A real senior is he-full of senior dignily. C. C. N. Y. HAUSMAN, SAMUEL 238 Clinlon Slreel Your Honor, lhe defence resls. Orcheslra: Service League: Traffic Monilor: Class Bas- keiball Team. C. C. N. Y. OREENSTEIN. SEYMOUR A. I96 Eldridge Slreel' A clever fellow who does his work Arisla: G. O.. Vice-Presi- denl: Ways and Means Commillee. Chairman: Sec- relary 'ro Mr. Tanenbaum. GROSSEL, ABRAHAM 78-80 Willell Slreei A lask he never leaves half done And yel' he has his share of fun. Air mechanic HABERMAN, FANNIE 78 Ridqe Slreel' My molher signed my re- porl card so how can lhe inl: be so wel? Menorah Club: Tennis Club: Valley Ball. C. C. N. Y. HAMMER, MAX bl Jelierson Slreel Always proud bul' never boasls Here's lo him wilh many loasls. I Class Baskelball Team: Fencing Team: Hand Ball Team: Vice-Presidenl of Official Class. HAUSMAN, FRANCES 279 Broome Slreel Lel lhe in+ernes alone. Secrelary in Science Olllice: Senior Dance Commillee. Baskelball: Swimming. Nurse HECHT. SAM I5I Goerck Slreel' A wise cracker who isn'l all he's cracked up fo be. G. O. Delegale: Service Squad: Chemislry Club: Presidenl' of Olzlicial Class. Accounlanl Page Fi'H'y-I-wo CLASS OF JANUARY l935 HELLMAN, SYLVIA l56O Grand Concourse. Oh woman in our hours of ease Uncerfain, coy and hard fo please. Tennis Club: Swimming Club: Baskefball Club: Service Squad. Parsons HEROLD, ALBERT 221 E. 3rd Sfreef Spirif of Sobriefy, a credif fo sociefy. Vice-Presidenf of Econom- ics Club: Vice-Presidenf of Official Class. C. C. N. Y. HERTZ, BLANCHE 349 Grand Sfreef A single facf is worfh a carload of argumenf. Almanac Sfaff: Folio Sfaff: Baslcefball: Hai Ar- cai. Business HOROWITZ, MIRIAM 2l4 Henry Sfreef A keen unruffled mind, a nafure fhai' is sweei' and kind. Business ISSER. SAMUEL 234 E. l4fh Sfreel You hear fhaf boy laugh- ing: vou fhink he's all fun. N. Y. U. KAPLAN. ANNA - IO4 Taylor Sire-ef Some say ifs fhe grin, some say ifs fhe smile, Af any rafe, she's quife worfh-while. Secrefary in German Class: Homework Monifor in Ger- man. HERMAN. ALBERT 23 Clinfon Slreel Sing fhe praises of Alberf Herman, His modesfy provokes fhis rhyfhmic sermon. Afhlefics. Business HERSHKOWITZ. PAUL l7l Norfolk Sfreef The verdicf of 'rhe courf is A-l. Hand Ball Team: Service Squad: Class Baslcefball Team. C. C. N. Y. HORODNER, GABRIEL 78-80 Willeii Sireel' An infernafional diplomaf in fhe making. Presidenf of French Class: Spanish Club. C. C. N. Y. INFANTINO, PETER I38 Eorsyfh Sfreef' A frue friend is forever a friend. Rifle Team: Service Squad: Pofoqraphy Club: isfry Club. N. Y. U. Chem- KALAN, HARRY II4 Firsf Avenue Nary a fallacy. Treasurer. C. 'C. N. Y. KATOFSKY. DOROTHY 229 Rivingfon Sfreef The endearing elegance of female friendship. Baskefball: Tennis: Swim- ming: Service Squad. Business - Page Fiffy-fhree THE ALMANAC KATZ, ELSIE l54 Monroe Slreel' Tho fhe lassie is so small, she is popular wifh us all. lialian Club: Malh. Club: Economics Club: David l-lussaclc Club. l-lunier KAUFMAN. FRANCES I36 Norfolk Slreel' Sfudenl pal and sporl' supreme, Wifh virfues fhal' are al- ways seen. ' Arisla: l-lai Arcai: Al- manac , Lilerary Edilor: Tennis, Baskefball and Swmming: Seward World. C. C. N. Y. KIESELSTEIN, l.lLLIAN l5O Penn Slreef Be good sweef maid and le'r who will be clever. Service Squad: Eleciion Commirlee: Menorah Club: Volley Ball Team. C. C. N. Y. KLEIN, NORMAN E. 266 E. Broadway The mind's fhe sfandard of fhe man. Senior Council: Service Squad: l-lislory Club: Eco- nomics Club. S+. Johns College KLINGS, GERTRUDE 7l Cannon Slreel lf l don'l' broadcasl' my wif, How will you lmow 'lhal' l have il? Secrelary +o Dr. Lipslcy: Secrelary 'ro Miss Lyons: G. O. Council: Tennis Club. KNIPEL, NETTY I77 Norfolk Slreel NeH'y is as sweel' as honey when she is asking our class for money. Social Service Delegale. C. C. N. Y. KATZ, SAM 237 Madison Slreel Head erecf, sfancl up lall, wi+h his milii-ary leadership we can'l' 'Fall. Traclc Team: Baslcelball: Service Squad: Wesl' Poinl KERNER, PAUL I36 Ridge Slreel ' Jesfers offen prove pro- phels. ' Secrefary fo Mr. Mandell: Class Baslceiball Team: Pin and Banner Commillee. Pharmacisl KIRSCHNER, LORRAINE 67 Eldridge Slreei A more inlelligeni' girl is hard +o find Who is so well mannered and refined. Secrelary +o Mr. Sellinger: Cheshire Club: Tennis Club: C. C. N. Y. KLEMPNER, BERTHA 733 5+h Slreer Clever, smarf, always de- pendable, Execulory 'Commifree of G. O., Chairman: l-lisfory Club: Secrefary in l-lislory Office: Almanac Assisi- anl Lilerary Edilor. KLOTZ, CLAlRE 238 E. 2nd Slreer Ear+h's noblesl' 'lhing a woman perfecled. Accounling Club: Spanish Club: Tennis Club: Secre- Jrary lo Miss Lewinson. KOl-IN, MADELINE 4530 Broadway She's musically inclined- A fablespoonful of beau+y A pinch of coqueH'e Flavored wilh a femper Tha+'s Madeline, you bei. Page Filly-four CLASS OF JANUARY I935 KOPF, I-IYMAN 29 Piff Sfreef Jusfice wifhouf wisdom is impossible. Afhlefics. Brooklyn KOVLER, ZELMAN I42 Rodney Sfreef Wafch your sfep, oh sfrong silenl' man! Library: Service Squad: Surveying Club. . Business KRAMER, JENNIE 952 Second Avenue Perhaps we'll see you some- day 'lhrough -Felevision. Treasurer Senior Official Class: Service Squad: Swim- ming Club: Dramafic Club. Business KELLER. DOROTHY l28 Cannon Sfreef Nofhing is more useful fhan silence. ' Swimming: Baskefball Team. Business KRIVETSKY. SOPI-llE lI2 Eldridge Sfreef To boosl' fhis girl we can'l' evade, In sporfs and .sfudies she makes fhe grade. l-lai Arcai: Miss Mars Of- fice: Swimming Pool: Sec- refary fo Mr. Gross. KULIKOSKO. SOPI-IIE IO6 E. 7fh Sfreef Ofhers so afhlefically in- clined are hard fo find. Tennis: Secrefary fo Miss Nolan: Swimming Club. Business KORNBLUM, BERTI-IA 232 Soufh 2ncl Sfreef She doesn r creafe a riol' yel' we wouldn'f call her quief. Arisfa: 'Swimming Assisi- anf: Menorah Club: Ten- nis. Brooklyn KOZICK. ALEX l69 E. 2nd Sfreef All I ask is fo be leff alone. Soccer Team: Sfreef Squad. Business KRASNOFF. MINNIE 205 E. l9fh Sfreef A falkafive girl who likes fo say Heck I can argue .ihe livelong day . Arisia: Cv. O. Secrefary: Baskefball Club: German Club. Presidenf, KREBS. BENJAMIN l2O 'Cannon Sfreel' A moral, sensible and well bred man. Service Squad: Secrefary of Official Class: Presidenf of Sevenfh Term. C. C. N. Y. KRONFELD, WILLIAM 26 Norfolk Sfreef A knighl' .forn from fhe pages of old Could nof be more gallanf we are fold. C. C. N. Y. KURTZ, AL l2O Sheriff Sfreef He'lI make fhose daily Trans-Allanfic flighfs. I-lisfory Club: David Hus- sack Club: Senior Council: Tennis Club. Business Page Fiffy-five THE ALMANAC i KURTZ, ROWENA l9O Wilson Sfreef Few fhings for her hold any ferror, Her moffo is no hifs. no runs, no errors. Publicafion Office. Alabama Universify LAMPORT, ZELDA 404 E. 8+h Sfreef Success and ambifions hand in hand. Program Office: Baseball Club: Volley Ball: Hai Arcai. C. C. AN. Y. LASKOWITZ, MINNIE 536 Fox Sfreef, Bronx Diligence is fhe mofher of good forfune. Swimming: Tennis. Business LAURIA. ANNIE 400 E. Housfon Sfreef Dramafic Club: Service Squad. A friend fo all who lcnow her. Tennis Club: Typing Club: LAZOWSKY. ABRAHAM I35 E. Broadway He'll phofograph our lafer life celebrifies. Hisfory Club: Mafh. Club: Foofball Squad: Service Squad. Business LEICHT, GEORGE 505 E. I2fh Sfreef You can hear fhe belaying pin drop. Business Tea and Dance Commiffec: KACHMAR, MICHAEL 243 E. 3rcl Sfreef Forfune befriends fhe bold. Engineer LANDAU. EMANUEL 76 Cannon Sfreef lf is fruly wriffen, wisdom is only found in frufh. Arisfa: French Club, Presi- denf: German Office: His- fory Club. C. C. N. Y. LAUFBAUM, BERNARD L. 360 Soufhi Isf Sireef Bernard Laufbaum is his name-he's cerfainly sure fo rise fo fame. Council Member: Secre- fary fo Mr. Ross: Secrefary fo Mr. Cole: Almanac Sfaff. LAZZARO. JOHN 69 Chrysfie Sfreef Small buf quief. C. C. N. Y. LEIBOWITZ. JOSEPH 54 E. 3rd Sfreef Be sure you are righ'r- fhen go ahead. Class Baslcefball Team: De- clamafory Confesf. 4 Business LEISNER, ABRAHAM I79 Essex Sfreef He knowefh fhe universe and himself he lcnowefh nof. Menorah Sociefy: Folio Sfaff: Dramafics. C. C. N. Y. Page Fiffy-six CLASS OF JANUARY l935 LEITNER, NAT I254 42nd Slreel Reading makelh a lull man! General Ollice: Mimeo- graph Squad: Supplies. C. C. N. Y. LEGINSKY. MEYER 379 E. lOlh Slreel All lhings come lo lhose who wail. Class Baskelball Team: German Club: Service Squad: David I-lussack Club. . C. C. N. Y. LEVINE, ISAAC I32 Soulh 8lh Slreel A swell lillle pal. Menorah Club. Treasurer: Malh. Club. Treasurer: Arisla. C. IC. N. Y. LICATA, ALPI-IONSO 47 E. Isl Slreel There's hope for lhe 'fulure wilh Alphonso around. C. C. N. Y. LIMA. SEBASTIANO 241 Elizabelh Slreel He perlains whal he pur- sues. . Prinling Squad: , llalian Club: Woodwork Shop. Cooper Union LIPSKER, TILLIE 450 Grand Slreel ll's lhe clever people who say lillle and do much. I-Ionor Service League: Spanish Club: Folie , Arl Slall. I-lunler S ig' LEVENSON. EVELYN g 942 Sl. John Avenue Her hearl is as big as her smile. Secrelary lo Miss Elkind: : Class Treasurer: lnvilalion Commillee. l C. C. N. Y. i LEVIN, MELFORD 530 Grand Slreel Oh lhal il were my chief deliqhl lo do lhe lhings lhal I oughl. Foolball: Class Ollicer. Annapolis LEVY. SHIRLEY l78 E. 7lh Slreel I A girl reliable and lrue. and lurlhermore a worker loo. Arisla: French Ollice: Men- orah Club: I-Iai Arcai. I-Iunler . LIEBERMAN, SYLVIA IO3 Debevoise Slreel A helplul. iolly and lrusl- ful maid. Secrelary lo Mr. Woll: Library Slall, Caplain: I-Ioynor Service League: Class Librarian. ' Business LIPIN, CLARA 9 Pill Slreel Everylhing she lakes in iesl -Iile lo her is one long ioke fesl. Baskelball: Tennis: Swim- ming: Vice-Presidenl ol English Class. Business LIPSKY. IDA 93 Columbia Sloreel A charming lillle miss. German Club: The Pageanl. Brooklyn Page Filly-seven THE ALMANAC LISKOFSKY. SIDNEY I9I E. 3rd Slreef A philosopher and poel is he, Whose 'lhoughls soar up- ward high and free. Menorah Club. Presidenlrg Arisla: Folio Slallg Al- manac Slawcf. C. C. N. Y. LOBEL, ABRAHAM I3 Sumner Avenue Wanls 'I'o 'lalce +o air fakes 'Io wafer. U. S. Navy bul' LUDWIG, MEYER 454 Bedford Avenue Only 'I'he few wise know Lalin, Meyer is an oufslanding pupil. Honor Service League: Cheshire Social Club. C. C. N. Y. LUSTIG, FRIEDA 307 Soulh 3rd Slreel Though you search Ihe whole world round, A more amiable girl can ne'er be found. Arislag Hai Arcai: Chair- man ol Mid-Term Dance: Presidenl of Official Class. Brooklyn MAHL, JACK I28 Broome Slreel Wisdom is Ihe conqueror of liorlune. Associale Jusficep Assisi'- anf Lieulenanl: G. O. Del- egale: Sludy Hall Moni- lor. C. C. N. Y. MANDZUK, CATHERINE 55 Norlollc Slreel Sfudious Io please buf nol' ashamed fo fail. German Club: Economics Club: Malh. Club. SI. Johns College LITMAN, JOSEPH 330 E. IOO'rh Sfreel Banished 'I'he doclor, ex- pelled +he friend. Lieulenanl of lhe Lale Squad: Color Guard. LUCHUF, MICHAEL IO6 Norfolk Slreer If in old cIo'I'hes caughl' in I'he rain, He'd greally resemble lchabod Crane. Service Squad: G. O. Dele- gale. C. C. N. Y. LUFT. GEORGE l25 Avenue C George 'I-hinks he's The per- Feql Womans Home Com- panion . Caplain Lale Squad :Prom Commillee: Secrelary lo Mr. Wolf: Lunch Room Squad. Sl. Johns College LUTGEN, GEORGE 343 Wesl I2'rh Slreel Here's a lad who's fine, in fufure life he'II shine. C. C. N. Y. MANCHER, HYMAN I32 LudIow'S+ree'r This foolball man 'Ihinks he's 'I'ough because he eals briclc ice-cream, roclc candy, marble cake and 'opposing linesman. Eoolball Team: Class Bas- lcelball Team. Engineer MARCHETTI, THOMAS 334 Broome Slreel To be frusfed is a grea'l'er complimenl fhan fo be loved. Service Squad: Secrelary Io Mr. Ross. Business Page Fiffy-eighl CLASS OF JANUARY I935 MARCUS, HARRY l82 Clymer S'rree'r Though handsome as Gable. he's pleasani as he's able. G. O. Delegaie and Coun- cil: Slreei Squad: Library Sfafl: Tea Commillee. Business MARKELOWITZ, HYMAN 282 Madison Slreel A fufure arlisi' in ihe mak- ing, Museums his work will be efaking. Ari: Class Baslceiball Team. Business MARONE, JOSEPHINE 304 E. lllh Sireel Faul'rily faullless, icily reg- ular. Chemislry Club: Hai Ar- -cai: Tennis: Menorah. Hunier MASLIN, HYMAN Ill Henry Slreel 'We fried io find a single -one, who doesn'l' like you--bu'I' ihere are none. Business McGUlRE, JOHN 330 E. 6l'h Slreel Anoiher grea+ siudeni fo 'honor fhe N. Y. U. Cam- pus. Lale Squad: Aihlelics: Ser- vice Squad. N. Y. U. MESSlNA, MARIANO Ill Henry Slreel .A man behind 'rhe scenes bul' always relianl' and -fai+hful ii' seems. Service Slreei Squad. 'C. C. N. Y. MARGOLIN. JOSEPH L. 454 Grand Slreel' You can'1' hurl' him wilh a frifle, he'll gel you wifh his rifle. Rifle Squad: Senior Coun- cil: Honor Service League. Cooper Union MARKS, RUTH 20l Madison Slreel Ru'l'h is sooihing lo The 'Teachers' hearfs Menorah Club: German Club: Economics Club: Vice-Presidenl of French Club. Hunler MARTUSCIELLO. MICHAEL 56 MOH Slreel No wonder fhey like fhis fellow called Mike. Service Squad: lralian Club: Swimming Club. S+. Johns Club MAURO, DOMINICK 2 Prince Slreel Honor is +he reward of virfue. Traffic Monilor. Business MENACHEM, HYMAN 279 Broome Slreer Gone:-A wonderful man. Who:-Abraham Lincoln. Service Squad: Baslcelball: Tennis Club. C. C. N. Y. MEYER. ALBERT 305 E. 6+h Slreef When H' comes +o Basker- ball he leads +he race Believe us he sels a heavy pace. C. C. N. Y. Page Fiffy-nine THE ALM-'ANAC I MILLER, BLANCHE 54-V2 Ludlow Sfreei This young lady we'd like I-o Imoclc: a knock io make a clever diHy: buf whai' can we do for fhis sweei' miss, is chairman of fhis yere commiH'ee. Seward World: I-Iai Arcai: Baslceiballq Almanac : MILLER, IDA I66 Allen Sfreei She is such a good liHIe lass who has seldom cuf a class. Maih. Club: Menorah Club. l-Iunier MOSKOWITZ, MOE I9 WiIIe'H' Sireel' A haunfing we will go: a haunling we will go. David I-lussaclc Club: So- cial Service Delegaie: Soc- cer Squad: Presidenl of Official Class. NOVAK, BENJAMIN 272 Monroe Srreei Ben is clever, Ben is smarl-, in daily life he'll play a greai' parf. Associaie Juslice of Slu- cleni Courr: Service Squad, Caprain: Spanish. French and Drama+ic Clubs. C. C. N. Y. OLSEN, FAE ll8 Eldridge S'rree'r To be sileni' is a womans greafesf virfue. Service Squad: Senior Dance Commillee: Secre- 'rary Io Miss Meade: Sec- relary in German Office. N. Y. U. OSTROV. SARA 263 Broome Sfreer Do you wan'r fhe pass?- you may be called on in : class. Emergency Room: German Office: Service Squad: Sec- relary 'ro Miss Cohen. Brooklyn MILLER, BLANCHE 2I3 Clinfon Sireei She is a girl fherefore may be woo'd Honor Service League: Swimming Team: Baske+- ball: Secrelary +o Miss Gold. MORGENSTEIN. PAULINE 520 Thaiford Sireel' To ignore her is impossible. Sfeno Speed Club: Secre- 'rary 'ro Miss Rubinsieinj Secrelary Io Miss Sacks: Secreiary Io Mr. Rosenberg. MOSKOWITZ, SAM 3I0 E. 4+h Sireel Characfer and In+egri1'y. Foorball Squad: Class Baskelball Team: Service Squad. N. Y. U. OKLANDER, BEN 305 E. 9+h Sireel As sfurdy as his name im- plies, he won'+ wasie his fime knoHing fies. Honor Service League: Cheshire Club. C. C. N. Y. OSHOFSKY, SAM 350 Orchard Sire-el One canno'I' Icnow every- fhing. Service Squad: Science Club. C. C. N. Y. PACIFICO. ANTHONY 29 Bavard Slreei A sfrong sileni' man. Baseball: Fooiball. C. C. N. Y. Page Sixl-y CLASS OF JANUARY I935 PASTER. JACOB I7I E. 2nd Sireel Silence is 'I'he perfecf hei- ald of ioy. Aihleiic Club: Class Bas- Ifeiball Team. C. C. N. Y. PAWLUSIOW. KATHERINE 2I98 Ailaniic Avenue She's gol' everyfhing Class Librarian: Service Squad: Secreiary To Mr. Gross: Secreiary io Mr. Brennen. Business PERKAL, JACOB 30 Orchard Sireei Clever ancl wi'Hy, serious foo. Sreaf Ihings we expeci' him 'ro do. C. C. N. Y. PEPPER, SALLY 83I Fox S+ree'r Sally has her own perman- enf wave. French Chorus: Secreiary Io Mrs. Gusone: Sieno Speed Club. Business PETERKOFSKY, MILTON l7I5 Washingion Avenue Speaks IiHIe and cloes much. Track Team: Cvics Club. Business POLSKY, PHILIP I7I5 Longfellow Avenue A devoiee of Orpheus ancl Pan. Service Squad: Class Bas- keiball Team: David Hus- sak Club: O. O. Delegale. Journalisl PATANE, PHILIP II8 Division S'rree+ Always working never resi- ing, As a service Ieaguer he is very arresfing. Hayes Club: Honor Ser- vice League: Orchesha: Halian Club. Wesi Poini' PADREIRA, EMANUEL 7I Brome Slreei Always makes a lol' of noise buf ever ready +0 share our ioys. Orcheslrag Social Service. Business PERLMAN, IRVING 504 Grand Sireel PreHy as a pic'I'ure-fir fo +o be hung. Library Slalli. C. 'C. N. Y. PERI, ROSARIO 58 James S+ree'r Here's one docior who will wriie Iegibly. Prinl' Shop: Woodwork Shop: French Club: Honor Service League. Holy Cross College PITCHON. MORRIS 94 Rivingion Slreei Willing and able. Sporis. Engineer PROSBITSKY, LEONARD I28 Second Sireei Laugh and fhe world laughs wi+h you. G. O.: Honor Service Lea- gue: Chemisiry Club: Maih. Club. Radio Operaior Page Sixfy-one THE ALMANAC PUPELLO, JOSEPH 234 Sfanlon S'rree+ The Arrowsmifh of I935. Science Clubs. C. C. N. Y. RABINOWITZ, LEON I84 Soulh 2nd Sireel Ouiei' and sfudious is our Jerry Bur a+ Iimes he sure is merry. Service Squad: Hisiory Club: Economics Club. S+. Johns College RABINOWITZ, RAY 5I Division Sfreei II' is 'rhe mind Ihal' makes The woman. Service Squad: Secreiary Io Mr. Alexander: G. O. Delegaie: Vice-Presidenl of Official Class. Business RAFOFSKY, SOL I9 Ruigers Place The invisible man. C. C. N. Y. RATTNER, MARTHA 33 Essex Sireef I have buf one pen 'Io give for 'rhe Arisfa. Arisia, Secrefary: Hai Ar- cai: Secrelary Io Miss Mar: Menorah Club: Social Ser- vice Delegale. Hunier REICHES. REBECCA I58 Clinlon S+ree'r Offend her and she knows how fo forgive Oblige her and she'II like you while you live. Swimming Team: Tennis Club: Service Squad: Sec- reiary 'ro Miss Sachs. Business RABINOWITZ, LEE I7I5 Vyse Avenue Kindness is wisdom. Service Squad: Tennis Club: Spanish Club: Secrelary io Miss Lyons. Barnard RABINOWITZ, MANNY 230 E. 4'rh Slreei' Do noi' do whai' is already done. Service Squad: Class Bas- kelball Team. Business STERN. HOWARD - 443 Pulaski S+ree'r The exaci' opposi'I'e of his name. Elevalor Squad: Spanish Club: New Yorker Club. C. C. N. Y. RASTOKER, CELIA II6 Ludlow SI'ree+ Celia is a real nice gal- fhe sori' one wan'rs for a pal. Traffic Monilor: Secreiary lo Mr. Cohen. Brooklyn REBALD, EVA 23I Henry S+ree+ No work all play makes Eva so gay. Hai Arcai: Service Squad' Baskefball Team: Miss Jon- as' Office. Hunler REIF, MURRAY I8O Floyd Slreel I am noi only wi+'ry in my- self Bu'r cause fhe wil' in ofher men. Track Team: Service Squad: Social Service Delegalef Varsilry L Club. C. C. N. Y. Page Sixfy-Iwo CLASS OF JANUARY l935 REINER, ABE l79 E. 3rd Sfreef There is nofhing more friendly fhan a friend in need. Band: Orchesfra: Chemis- fry Laborafory Squad: So- cial Service Delegafe. Brooklyn REISFIELD, SHIRLEY 65 Lewis Sfreef Ouf of fhe depfhs oh Lord we cry Give us a knock for a girl who is shy. Secrefary fo Dr. Sfeigman, Spanish Chorus: Volley Ball Team: Service Squad. Business ROSEN, ANN 400 E. Housfon Sfreei Jolly, pleasanf, in demand For her we have no repri- mand. fxccounfing Club: Volley Ball: Tennis Club: Spanish Club. C. C. N. Y. ROSENBACH, PHIL I5 Willeff Sfreef A greaf a'l'hlefe-con'fri- bufes his success fo pea- nufs. Service Squad: ,Class Bas- kefball Team, Capfain. C. C. N. Y. ROSENBERG. HERBERT l754 E. l4fh Sfreef He came, he played, he conquered. Foofball lTeam: Presidenl' of Official Class. Muhlenberg College ROTHENBERG, JOSEPH 437 Grand Sfreef A man of leffers-he rivals his beffers. Arisfa: Library Sfaff: World , Almanac and Folio Sfaffs. N. Y. U. - REINFELD. ABE 28l E. 7fh Sfreef Knowledge is power. Swimming Team: Presidenf of Official Class. C. C. N. Y. ROMASHKOFSKY. SIDNEY l42 Norfolk Sfreef Monfy Banks is good foo. lnlramural Baskefball. Brooklyn ROSEN, MEYER 562 Bedford Avenue .lf l am sick don'f give me biffer pills. Service Squad: Class Bas- kelball Team: Science Club. L. l. U. ROSENBERG. CHARLES ll8 Lewis Sfreef A man of mark. G. O. Delegafe: Social Service. Business ROSENBERG, JACOB 296 E. 2nd Sfreef Heaven never helps fhose who do noi' acf. Biology Club: Traffic Of- ficer in Lunch Room. Business ROSENBERG, MILDRED 84V2 Lewis Sfreef A microscopic obiecf wifh felescopic ambifions. Presidenf,of Hisfory Class. Brooklyn Page Sixfy-fh ree THE ALMANAC ROSENBLATT. MARTIN l4O Suffolk Sireei Georgia receives a swell punsfer and a iolly fellow. Georgia ROSENZWEIG-. ANITA I66 Essex Sireei Anii-a si+s in classes and makes a bid 'For fame, Bui' did you ever see her play a baskel' ball game. Baskerball Team: Tennis Club: David Hussack Club: Senior Council. Business ROTHBERG, JEROME 65 Second Avenue His mind his kingdom, his will his law. Seward Service Squad: Squad: Chemislry Club: Spanish Club. N. Y. U. ROTHSTEIN. DOROTHY 677 Beck Slreer Dainiy, fair and sweei- is she-a charming miss we all agree. Swifchboard: Secreiary lo Mr. Hemley: Hai Arcai: Service Squad: Sieno Club. C. C. N. Y. RUBIN. LILLIAN H9 Cannon Slreel Thru personalify and pep she's gained a considerable rep. Traffic Monilor: Tennis Club: Baskelball Cluo: Sanilary lnspeclor. Business RUSHFELD, PEARL IO3 Broome Sireel Pearl is as precious as her name. Arisla: Menorah Club: Secrelary in Ma'rh. Office, Chemisfry Club. Brooklyn ROSENFELD, SYLVIA 68 McKibben S+ree+ Twinlzle +oes on a dance floor. Main Office: Senior Danc- ing Club. Business ROSUCK. SARAH 25 Suffolk Slreei Of all 'lhe girl's 'Thai' e'er were seen, There's none so 'line as Sarah. Secrelary 'ro Miss Sacks? Sleno Speed Club: Vice- Presidenl in Hygiene Class. Business ROTHLEIN, MARJORIE 77 Lewis Sireei' One hisiory 'l'eacher's idea of fairness. Secreiary +o Mr. Hemley: Swirchboard: Baseball: Swimming Club. C. C. N. Y. ROWNY, MICHAEL 238 Clinlon S'rree+ Ii-'s The music in his soul. Orcheslra: Service Squad: Secrerary of Official Class C. C. N. Y. RUBINOWITZ, HELEN ZI9 Keap Srreel Wifh your 'Flashing smile and eyes so kind A knock for you is hard lo find. Hai Arcai: Slen. Pen Club: Library Siafi.: Service Lea- gue. C. C. N. Y. SACHAREWITZ, FRED 4l Avenue B. Render +o all his dues. Fooiball Squad: Class Bas- kelball Team, Presideni: Service Squad: David Hus- sack Club. Sl. Johns College Page Sixfy-four CLASS OF JANUARY l935 SALETIN, NATHAN 504 Grand Slreel' Lei' a man praclice the profession which he knows besl. Arl. 'Draflsman SALMAN, BELLA I87 Henry Slreel .A girl who is iolly, laik- alive, and gay And wears a smile lhe live- long day. Arisla: Service League. Hai Arcai: German Club. N. Y. U. SALTZ, SYLVIA 2042 blsl Slreel Serene and sludious is our Sibby. Arisla: Hebrew Cullure Club: French Chorus: Ten- nis Club. 'Brooklyn SANDBANK. PAULINE 57 Pill Slreel 'Whaf would l do wilh size When I can do so much wi+hou'r ii. Hai Arcai: German Club: 'Menorah Club: Malh. Club. l-lun+er ASASSIN, CLARA 265 E. Broadway ' Her dark eyes and silken hair, .Are enough lo gel her any- where. Orcheslra. l-lunler 'SCALA. OLINDO I6 Goerck Slreel Though noi' an ambifous -ambilion-il' serves ils pur- pose. ll-lunler SALKIN, SOL Il5 Columbia Slreel' Words issue from lhe mou+h like wa+er from a buckel. Class Baskelball Team. C. C. N. Y. SALTZ. CHARLES I9 Avenue C A liille nonsense now and lhen is relished by 'rhe besl of men. Service Squad: Senior Council: Soccer Team: Pic- lure Commillee. Columbia SALYK. ANNA l28 E. 4+h Slreel Anna comes lo school 'lo work nor lo fool. Hai Arcai: General Office: Service Squad: Baskelball Team. Professional SASSIN, BENJAMIN 265 E. Broadway 'Tis said Vallee need fear lhis saxaphone. Orcheslra. C. C. N. Y. SAVITSKY, MORRIS 33 Gouverneur Slreel A man of polife learning and a very liberal educa- lion. Economics Club: Service Squad. C. C. N. Y. SCARANO. JOSEPI-llNE I2-Il Asloria Boulevard All around aihlelic Amazon. l-lai Arcai: Baskelball Team: Volley Ball Team: Assisi- anl Librarian. Business Page Six+y-five THE ALMANAC SCHARGEL, MIRIAM I37 Norfolk Sireei Cheer up-'rhe wors'r is yer Io come. Arisla: Siren. Club, Presi- denl: Lunch Room Squad: Presidenl of French Class. C. C. N. Y. SCHEINERMAN. ETHEL I62 Henry Srreel Efhel has a funny way, you'll like her more every day. Hislory Office. Business SCHILDKRAUT. JOSEPH I32 Goerck Slreel' The Joseph Schildkrauf? Swimming Team: Track Team: David I-lussack Club: Class Handball Team. Cameraman SCI-IOR, ADOLPI-l 85I Kelly Slreel 'Tis said Vallee need fear +his saxaphonisf. Arisla: Band and Orches- 'rra: Library Slralf: Service Squad. C. 'C. N. Y. SCHULMAN, RUTH 58 Monlgomery Slreel To knock I-his young lady is hard 'Io do We'II use our discrefion and leave il' 'I'o you. Service Squad: Baskerball Club: Secrelary 'ro Mr. I-Iemley. Business SCHWARTZ, IDA 49 Rulgers S'rree'r Amiable, sociable sweef. Noi' +oo Iall, noi Ioo pe+i+e. Hai Arcai: Honor Service League: Swimming. Business and SCHECHTMAN. MORRIS I964 Bryanr Avenue A foilsman who comes 'ro Ihe poin'r quickly. Fencing. Business SCHIFF, IRVING 247 E. 7Jrh Sireei Serious on every side ac- claim. Thai' you will smile your way fo fame. C. C. N. Y. SCHNEIDER, DORA 376 E. 4'rh Sireelr A swell girl wifh lois of PeP- She'Il make 'rhe grade-iusl' wafch her s'rep. Secrerary Io Mr. Fox: As- sislanl in G. O. Office: Secreiary Io Mr. Shapley. Business SCHTAMF, GERTRUDE 367 E. IO'rh Slrreer Elificiency comes 'From ac- curacy. Secre ary of Slen. Class. Business SCHWARTZ, ELEANOR I22 Ludlow Slreel' A quie+ lass and a nice one loo, Girls like her are very few. Menorah Club: German Club: Secrelrary Io Miss Reiiler. l-lunler SCHWARTZ, GERTRUDE I6I Clinron S'rree+ If Io her share some 'Female errors fall, Look a'I' her face and you'lI forgef Ihem all. Swilrch Board: Social Ser- vice Delegale: G. O. Dele- gare: Secrelary 'ro Miss Fucillo. Page Sixiy-six CLASS OF JANUARY I935 SCHWARTZ, JOSEPH 359-36l E. 8'rh Slreel Whar Buildings he'Il de- sign. Honor Service League. C. C. N. Y. SEID, SAM 354 E. 3rd Srreel Srudious of ease and fond of humble lhings. Honor Service League: G. O. Delegaie: Social Service DeIega'r. Business SELTZ, LILLIAN 22I E. Broadway Her blond hair and spark- ling eyes Are 'rhe reason for ihe boys' sighs. Vice-Presidenr ol Official Class: Secrerary ro Miss Mars: Secreiary 'ro Mr. Gross: Class Day Com- mirree. SHEIKOWITZ. JEANNETTE 277 Madison Srreer A pleasanl' knock Io her is due She's kind and gay and clever loo. Arisra: Swirch Board: Sen- ior Dance Commiliee. SEIGEL. HARRY 270 Madison Slreel Brevify is rhe soul of wir. French Club: Service Squad: Chemisrry Club. S+. Johns College SIMKOWITZ, MARVIN l9I E. 3rd Slreel' On Marvin's face 'rhere's always a smile, We wonder how he keeps if all rhe while. Service Squad: Ping Pong Team David Hussack Club: Class Baskeiball and Hand Ball Teams. SOJA, JOSEPH 436 So. 5'rh Srreel Joseph, Joseph, s'I'rong and and able Works as hard as he is able. Service Squad. Business SEIDMAN, MURRY l22-8 Norfolk Srreer He'll analyze ihe medicine we rake. S. O. Delegaie of 7'rh term: Class Treasurer of 8+h rerm: Chemisrry Club. Sec- rerary. SHEBY, ABRAHAM II9 Ludlow Srreef By some generous reporl- a linguisr. Class Baskerball Team. C. C. N. Y. SHUSTKO, BEATRICE I9 Essex Slreel Girls like her seldom come in pairs. Menorah Club: Marh Club. SIMKOWITZ, DAVID 75 Columbia Srreer We find him rypical of scholarship, honor and characrer. V Service Squad: Lunch Room Squad: Science Club. C. C. N. Y. SIMON, BEULAH 562 Bedford Avenue To know her is ro like ner. Service Squad: Office: Li- brary Assislanr: Tea and Dance Commirlee: Secre- rary 'ro Mr. Wolperr. SI. Johns College Page -Sixry-seven THE ALMANAC SIMON, HAROLD 344 E. 4'rh Sfreei Boosfers and knockers will come and go Senior chafferers will secrefs know Ediror of Knocks and Boosis: Edifor of ,Senior Chaifer: lSenior Council: G. O. Delegaie. SINGER, HARRY I44 Orchard Sireei All his aspirafions can'f you see Spell H. Singer, M. D. David Hussack Club: Hon- or Service Squad: Gym. Office: Pin Commiifee. N. Y. U. . SLUTSKY, FLORENCE 342 Madison Slreei The resf is slence. Business SMITH. SLYVIA 2I3 Clinfon Sfreei Her neai' work and effici- ency will cause her fo be successful. Social Service Delegaie: Secrerary Io Mrs. Neiman: Secrefary lo Mrs. Jacobs. Business SORKIN, HARRY 222 E. Slsl Sireef Hi Ho Harry, a Baskefball Ace, a winning smile on a winning face. Class Baskelball Team. N. Y. U. . SPIEGEL, JOSEPH II Piii Sfreef Fufure king of chess and checkers. Chess and Checker Club: Surveying Club. C. C. N. Y. SIMON, SEYMOUR 292 Sfranron Sireef One Simon who isn'I' so simple. Office. Program Office: G. O. C. C. N. Y. . SKLAROFSKY, BERNARD 25-63 34'rh Slreef. Asforia The age of innocence. Spanish Club: New Yorkers. Club. C. C. N. Y. SMILOWITZ, JACK 2II E. I5+h Sfreel He sees, approves. and fol- lows The beH'er fhings. N. Y. U. SOLESCHITZ, TILLIE I2 Cannon Sfreel' A charming lass, an assel' +o her class. Business SPIEGEL, GERTRUDE II Pill' Srreef As dark as a gypsy and almosl as colorful. Lunch Room Squad: Li- brary Sfaff: Emergency Room. N. Y. U. . SPINDEL, NATHAN 96 Aflorney Srreel The modern Beau Brum- mel. David Hussack Club, Presi- denr: Senior Baskerball Team: 'Co-Chairman of Tea Commirfee: Prom Com- millee. S+. Johns College Page Sixry-eighl' CLASS OF JANUARY I935 SPITANSKY ROSE 64 Cannon Slreel Her Irnangle scholarshup servlce and characier Secrelary un Office III Arcal VoIIey Ball Tennis Busmess SPRING CLARA 380 E 8Ih Slreel Happy and gay all Ihru Ihe day Bnology Club Mass Lewm sons Office Hunler STEIN SIDNEY 439 Slerlnng SI'reeI' Sewards fulure Schwab Foluo Sfafl Almanac Slaff Business STEINBERG LILLY Y Conieni rhyself Io be ob scurely good Swlmmng Baslcelball Team Busmess STRAUSS MAX 277 E 4'rh Slreel Max always sees Io ni' Thai wn+h rhe gurls he malres Service Squad Almana Arl' Slahf Seward World David Hussack Club CN SUMMER DAVID 22 Rurgers Place H adorns all hal' Iouches Servnce Squad Busnness SPITZER FRANCES 42 Gouverneur Slreel' Nor slupplng over 'the bounds of modesry French Office Servuce Squad enorah Club Business SPITZER GOLDIE I34 CIm+on Slreel' A 'Face wlrh gladness over spread sof smules by human lundness bred Secrelary In Mafh Ofllce Secrerary In German Of IICS Menorah Club Vuce Presdenl German Club Hunler STEINBERG FRANCES I82 Broome SI'ree'I' In wun'I'er I gel' up al' nlghl' and dress by yellow candle lg I Menorah Club Secrelary M He er Mass a Porre and Mr Feldsleln Brooklyn STEINMAN ALEXI 72 Cllnlon Sfreel' one of our social Irons Cheshire Club Foolball Squad Economzcs Club Brooklyn STREGER ABRAHAM 277 E 4-III Slreel' I love Iranqull solnfude Class Baskelball Team Ser vuce Squad Afhlehcs Brooklyn SUROFSKY MORRIS 229 Henry S'rreeI' A chap who IS aways square and somehmes wears an amusing aur Almanac Lubrary Squad Service Squad Biology Cub N Y Page SIXIY nlne ' I. 'a' 7 I . ' I + ' I . ' n r h. ' '. I I ' +0 r. Il I ' L - IIO DSIGUCA SIFGGI Had he Hme he would be ' ' a . . Q I hu. , - c. - . . Y. ' . . ' I e 'I' he ' I . ' . . U. THE ALMANAC SWILLINC5 ALICE 357 So 51h Sfreef Of her beaufy we are always aware bf ner charm rl' so rare HauArcar Swummrng Clu Sfen Pen Club Servnce Squad Business TAUBENKIBEL HARRY I43 Norfolk Sfreef He doesnf need any celo phane Treasurer of Sensor Cla s Arrsfa Hrsfory and Ger man Clubs Club Edufor or Almanac Brooklyn TEVIOVITZ RUTH SI7 E 5fh Sfreef All fhaf fhrs school has fo offer Honor prarse merrfs and so forfh Arcar Honor Service League Hunfer TORCHIN STELLA 23 Essex Sfreef The 'rype genflemen prefer Secrefary Speed Club Lunch Cashier Social Ser vrce Delegafe Sfen Speed Cub Business TRAUB ROSE 562 Grand Sfreef A buddung rose Menorah Club English Club Servrce Squad Dra mafrc Club Brooklyn TRUCHAN CHRISTIN 45 Rufgers Sfreef As dignified as she rs fall Tennis General Office Business SYPNESKI LUCILLE 233 Kenf Avenue Luc: e rs gorng 'ro be docfor she mfends fo fake lrfe easrly Honor Servrce League French Office Secrefary 'ro Mrss Jonas and Mr Sayre Brooklyn TESTA LOUIS 69 Chrysfle Sfreef A scholar and a genfle man CN THALER MURRAY 60 Wllleff Sfreef Grrs gurls whafs our hurry Oh I see fheres Murray Arrsfa Vrce Presldenf Hrs Senior Councrl Folro Arf Sraff C N TOVAY SOL G II Avenue B Sol rs fhe fype of lad who never seems sad and every one IS glad fo know fhrs excellenf lad Presrdenf of Bank Press denf of Arf Class Lreufen anf Lafe Squad TROYANSKY JENNIE 460 Cherry Sfreef Alfhough she rs so popular her scholarship doesnl' suffer Hal Arcar Lnbrary Sfaff Secrefary fo Mass Mars Business TYNESKI JOHN 24 Eldridge Sfreef Sfrange fo fhe world he wore a bashful look e field has sfudy nafure was hrs ook Swimming Fordham Page Sevenfy ' -u ' ' a I . u ' . ' ' l Q. n .1 R . . o I I H ' I5 ' ' c. '. .Y. . . , I I . ' . Y Arisfa: Menorah Club: Hai +0fv Club? SCIQIUCGI IQIUIDI ' c. '. .Y. I O C . ' I 1 ' b . ' CLASS OF JANUARY l935 VOGEL, LILLIAN 82 Lee Avenue Possesses greal execufive abilify Besides being a model s+u- dent Arisla, Presidenr: Folio , Ediror-in-Chief: Pan Ameri- can Club: l-lai Arcai. l-lunfer WALFlSl-l. DORA 244 So. 3rd Slreef Her modesf looks a coH'age mighi adorn. Menorah Club: Arisla: Miss Lewinson's Office. l-lunier WEINBERG, LOUIS I57 Suffolk S'rree+ ln all respecfs a fine fellow Fooiball. C. C. N. Y. WEINFELD, LEONARD 258 Souih Firsl Sireef As sharp as Gillelie and Everready. Baskefball. Brooklyn WEISLANDER, ISADORE 97 Soulh 8+h Srreei His fu'l'ure we all can see a famous man he'll surely be. Business WEISS, MARVIN 548 Grand Slreel Nof much l'alen+ and yel- a characfer. Phorography Club: Siamp Club: Pan American Club. C. C. N .Y. WACHER, JACK l69 Rivinglon Sireel' Genile in manner 'Firm in realiiy. Savage WARTLIEB, SOPHIE 242 Clinfon S+ree1' Pleasing voice and smile. Aris+a: French Chorus: Menorah Club: Office. l-lunrer WEINER, NATHAN 360 Soufh Firsi' Slreef No man is born wifhoui' faul+s-he is besl' who has 'rhe fewest Service Squad: Library Squad. Brooklyn WEINSTEIN, DAVE 53 E. 7+h Slreei He's one nice boy. Foofball: Service Squad. Columbia VJEISS. GLADYS 93 Columbia Srreei Wafch her 'I'wis+ and furn and fwirl Here's a preHy dancing girl. Secreiary +o Dr. Sfeigman: Service Squad: Baskeiball Team: Vice-Presidenl' of of Senior Class. Business WEISBERG, JENNIE I94 Rodney Slreel' Her heari' welcomes all: her smile beckons and shines. Secrerary in Slen. Office. Business Page Seven'ry-one THE ALMANAC WEISBERG, MORRIS 284 Henry Slreer He 'fakes no s'I'ep back- wards. Baskelball Team: Honor Service League: Prinling Squad. Business VVERTMAN, LOTTIE 68 Pill S+ree'r . Tall, slim, debonair. where could we find one qui!'e so fair. Dramalic Squad: French Club: Secreiary lo Mr. Leighi: Baslceiball Club. Business WEXLBAUM, SYLVIA 368 E. 4'rh Sireei Exceedingly well bred. Secrerary in Office: Bas- izelball: Service Squad: Class Librarian. Business WINKLER, ESTHER 400 Soulh 3rd S+ree+ An amazing brush and pen she wields An arfisl who will compefe in large fields. Library Siahf: Baslaeiball and Tennis Clubs. Prail' WOLF, ANNE 95 Cannon Slreer She expecfed a knock and prepared for ihe worsi- bui' here's her boosi'-in personaliiy she's firsf. Swimming Team: Service Squad: Social Service: Secrelary lo Miss Lerner. Business WURTZEL, JACOB 9 Avenue D An all around helper. Alhlefcsg Service Squad: Economics Club. C. C. N. Y. WEISSBARTH. GUSSIE 56 Willeli Slreel Gussie Weissbarih we're ai' a loss ls fhere ever a +ime you are sullen or cross. Service Squad: Swimming Club: General Office: Ten- nis Club. Business WEXLER, PHILIP 242 Madison S+ree+ The ladies fhinlc he's suave and debonair and has fhal' iouch called savoir faire. American Red Cross: Lale Squad: Chief Jusfice of Sludeni Courr: Service Squad. WEISENBERG. LORRAINE I63 Norfolk Slreei A Thing of beau'I'y is a ioy forever. Service Squad: Pen Club: Tennis Club: Dramalic Club. Beaulician WITZ. SHIRLEY I2l Avenue C Dazzling eyes and pep so rare A winning smile beyond compare. Arisia: Almanac , Edilor- in-Chief: Senior Council: Chairman of Prom 'Com- miliee: Senior Ediror of Seward World. WOLFELD, MAXWELL 470 E. Housfon S+ree'r He'll help cons+ruc+ The planes fha? shall our oceans span. Orches+ra: Band: Basker- ball. Cooper Union YENOFF, HYMAN 439 E. l3'rh Slreer Much ado aboui nofhing? Well, hardly anyfhing. Service Squad, Lieulenanl. C. C. N. Y. Page Sevenly-+wo CLASS OF JANUARY i935 YORMARK, MIRIAM I588 W. 7Ih Sireei A combinalion very rare, genile and sweel, and debonair. Menorah: German Club. Hunier YOUNG, PHILIP 24 Monigomery Sireef The card of +he Squad is fhis guard. Service Squad. Lieuienanl: Spanish Club: French Club. C. C. N. Y. ZIMMERMAN, FRIEDA 6 Avenue B The sweefesi' garland 'ro 'rhe swee1'es+ maid. Service Squad: Pageani: Almanac Siafl. Hunier ZUPNICK. FRANK 364 W. 36'rh Slreei Now he belongs 'ro fhe +hea+re. Seward World: Alman- ac : Inviialion Commiiiee. Professional RACKOFF. DOROTHY lO45 SI. John's Place Well groomed, well dressed -personaIi'I'y one of Ihe besf. Emergency Room: Library Sfafi: Baslceiball and Swim- ming Clubs: G. O. Dele- gale. Teacher WEINBERG. RUTH 665 Pennsylvania Avenue A privaie secreiary, miss. Secreiary io Mr. Raskin. Business YOSKONNITZ, HELEN SI Norfolk Sireei The Songbird of Seward. Guidance Bureau Office: Hislory Oflice: IoIanIhe. C. C. N. Y. ZEIGER. JOSEPH 229 E. 4II'1 Slreei An economisi' when ii' comes 'ro homework. Brooklyn ZORFAS, MILDRED l62 Allen Slreei' She's an all around maid, a+hIe'ric, charming and sfaid Hai Arcai: Tennis: Volley Ball: New Yorker. S+. Johns College BLOOM. WILLIAM 2IO Madison Sireer Hail a fufure P. T. man, Can he do siunis? You bei he can. Savage SCHANZ SYLVIA I84 Ruiledge Sireel' Sylvia sfands ace high wrih us, She gels Ihings done wi'I'h- ou'r a fuss. Business PAWLUSIOW. KATHERINE 2I98 Ailanlic Avenue She's goi everyihing Class Librarian: Service S uad' Secreiar I Ivlr. C4 - Y O Gross: Secreiary Io Mr. Brennen. N. Y. U. Page Sevenfy-Ihree THE ALMANAC CHIPOK, HENRY 223 E. 5+h Sireei Sporis are ihe spice of life. Foofball: Service fquad: Swimming Team. N. Y. U. MEGLINO. ANTHONY I53 Ridge Sireei The answer fo a hisfory Teachers' prayer. Service Squad: Hisiory Club: Maih. Club: Presi- deni of Official Class. C. C. N. Y. WOLF, ANNE 95 Cannon Sireel She expecfed a knocl: And prepared for The worsi, Bui' here's her boosf In personalfy, she firsi. Secreiary To Miss Lerner: Swimming Team: Publiciiy Office: Service Squad. Business SCHNEPPS, MORRIS 87l E. l78i'h Sireef Honor Science Socieiy: Menorah Club. C. C. N. Y. LIEBMAN, HAROLD I686 Bryani Avenue Friends are like melons, Shall I fell you why? To find one +rue one, You musf a hundred +ry. Presideni 7+h Term. C. C. N. Y. NECHEMIAS, BEATRICE 568 Grand Sireei' Mascof for The foofball feam-never missed a game. Baskeiball Team: Miss Mars' Office: Chairman oi lnviiafion Commiiiee. Brooklyn SCHANTZ. SYLVIA I84 Ruiledge Sireel Sylvi asfands ace high wiih us, She gefs ihings done wi+h- ou'r a fuss. Business SALKOWITZ. BEATRICF 3I Cannon Sireei She's goi' our number so wha+ can be done To knock her would be no fun. Swiichboard: Swimming Club: Sienography Club. C. C. N. Y. Page Sevenfy-four CLASS OF JANUARY l935 ALGRANATI, RALPH I7I Eldridge Sfreef A young man wifh hair so red, Only good fhings of him can be said. Program Commiffee: Ser- vice Squad, Annex: Hand- ball. C. C. N. Y. APPELSTEIN, HARRY 265 E. 7'lh Sfreef One may smile and smile. buf sfill be a villain. Business BECKER, HARRY 6l Columbia Sfreef Speech is greaf-silence is greafer. Seward Honor League. Business BECKER, SAM 55 Willeff Sfreef If is nof sfrengfh buf skill fhaf obfains fhe prize. Swimming Monifor. C. C. N. Y. BERENSON, PAULINE 20 Rufgers Place There are smiles fhaf make you happy. Service Squad: Secrefary fn Mr. Wolf: 'Cheshire Club: Secrefary fo Mr. Wiffes. C. C. N. Y. BLOCK, ELI 249 E. 7'lh Sfreef He's liffle buf he's wise: he's a corker for his size. Mr. Hemley's Office. C. C. N. Y. BOOKMAN, DAVID 305 Madison Sfreef Where fhere is abiIQfv fhere is accomplishmenf. Service Squad: English Club: Secrefary of Sub- iecf Class. Brooklyn BORTNER, ABE 249 E. 7fh Sfreel A smile for every pound. Harvard BRAND, HERMAN 504 Grand Sfreef The fimid soul . Secrefary of Office Class: Honor Service League: Rifle Squad: Surveying Club. N. Y. U. BRAYMAN, MACK 226 Clinfon Sfreef In frack, in foofball, in scholarship, He can'f be held back. Track: Eoofball: Library Sfaff. Business BUZDYGAN, CATHERINE 222 E. 2nd Sfreef Ouief buf efficienf. Swimming Club: Secrelary of Official Class. Business CALDERON, VICTOR IOI Orchard Sfreef An afhlefe and a scholar. Track: Foofball: Library Sfaff. Business CANTOR, SOL 2 Afforney Sfreef Precocious af fimes, yef he becomes insfanfly serious. Baskefball Club. Business DEMBIN. JACOB 420 Grand Sfreef Service, scholarship, and characfer. Service 'CIub: Presidenf of French Class: Biology Club: Chemisfry Club. Sf. Johns DOVENAR, PAUL 54l6 8fh Avenue A liffle nonsense now and fhen. Honor Service League: Mr. Hemley's Office: Repair Squad: Social Service Dele- gafe. Business DYCKMAN, MORRIS IO4 Hesfer Sfreef His friendship has fhe pow-. er of soofhe afflicfions darkesf hour. DRATCH, WILLIAM I99 E. 2nd Sfreef Essayisf, poef, aufhor foo His work is as he is-good and frue. Boy's Club: Seward Folio Sfaff. C. C. N. Y. FARBER, MILTON 246 E. 2nd Sfreef I never fake a nap-fhe nap fakes me. Business FEINBERG. SAM 73 E. 4fh Sfreef Here's one schoolmasfer we'll never fhrow ouf of our house. Handball. C. C. N. Y. FELDMAN, SIDNEY 3l2 Rivingfon Sfreef Versafile-sleeps and lis- fens simulfaneously. Civil Engineer FERSCHT, ALBERT I02 Ross Sfreef They say 'lhis fellow named AI ls fo all his friends a frue pa. C. C. N. Y. FISHMAN, LOUIS 3l3 E. 4fh Sfreef Thy modesfy's a candle fo 'rhy merif. Handball. C. C. N. Y. FISHMAN, SAMUEL 52 E. 3rd Sfreef His cheerful grin always helps him fo win. Service Squad: Chemisfry Club: Secrefary of English Class. Business FRIEDLANDER, BEN 65 Sheriff Sfreef Of foofball fame is he- his renown is well known fo you and me. Eoofball Team. Business Page Sevenfy-five THE ALMANAC FRIEDMAN, CHARLES 282-284 Broome Sfreef I'm nof in fhe role of com- mon men. N. Y. U. FRIEDMAN, HERBERT 44 Avenue D He's quief and frue, hon- esf and sfudious. C. C. N. Y. FRIEDMAN, LEONARD 345 E. 3rd Sfreef 'Tho he doesn'f know if he's already begun adver- fising-his friendliness ad- verfises him. Service Squad: Baskefball Team: Presidenf of English Class. Cooper Union FRIEDMAN, PHILIP I49 Broome Sfreef Here is a boosf you'll be proud fo see For Phil is as friendly as friendly can be. Foofball. Hand Ball: Ser- vice. Business GERSTEIN, MAX 346 E. 3rd Sfreef The boy who's always good and gay and never has foo much fo say. C. C. N. Y. GIORDANO, JOSEPH 42 Gouverneur Sfreef O. K. Benny Friedman, keep your eyes on fhis boy. Foofball. C. C. N. Y. GLINSKI, FRED 233 E. 2nd Sfreel' In fhe gold of his hearf fhere is no brass For Fred is one of fhe besf in fhe class. Business GOLDBERG, ISAAC 29 Suffolk Sfreef He does his work from day fo day, conscienfious in every way. Business GOLDBERG, NATHAN 4I4 Soufh Sfh Sfreef Norfh, soufh, easf, wesf, In all fhe world he is one of I-he besf. Gym. Squad-Office 238: Honor Service League: G. O. Delegafe: Spanish Club. Business GREENE, MORRIS 238 Delancey Sfreef Three words-indusfrious, Hard working and friendly. Service Squad: G. O. Dele- gafe: Traffic Officer in Lunch Room. Business GROSS, ISIDORE 96 Columbia Sfreel' All fhaf is fair and of good repufe. Chemisfry Club: German Class. Vice-Presidenf: Ser- vice Squad. C. C. N. Y. HENDLER, DAVID 243 Henry Sfreef David slew Goliafh-fhis David will invade fhe busi- ness world wifh fhe same success. C. C. N. Y. HYMAN, DAVID 26 Jefferson Sfreef To clubs and squads does he belong, A success he'Il be before very long. Service Squad: French Club: Hisfory Club: Bio- logy Club. Brooklyn KALINSKY, MAX 57 Cannon Sfreef The Emperor Maxmillian, a greaf man was he, Buf fhis Max a greafer man shall be. Business KAMM, MAX I28 Goerck Sfreel' Whaf a mighfy spirif in so narrow a bosom. Service Squad: Chemisfry Club. C. C. N. Y. KAUFMAN, HAROLD 67 Lewis Sfreef To be a medico is Ihis boy's aim, Who will doubf fhaf he'II rise fo fame. Honor Service League. C. C. N. Y. KLIMOWICH. JOHN 4I7 E. 9fh Sfreef John-a sfrong name--as sfrong as fhe one who bears if. Elecfrical Engineer KLITSBERG, ISADORE I8 Piff Sfreef He'II push his way fo fame and make for himself an honored name. N. Y. U. KORNFELD, DANIEL 89 Columbia Sfreef Daniel of biblical fimes had nofhing on him. C. C. N. Y. KRAVITZ, IRVING I4O Allen Sfreef Efficiency experf--he makes a pleasure of business. Hand Ball Team: Labora- fory Squad. Business KUPLACK, ANNA 4324 Fourfh Avenue She has no faulfs or we no faulfs can find. Tennis Club: Baskefball Club: Volley Ball: Social Service Delegafe. Business MANDZIAK. HENRY 340 E. I3+h Sfreef Soff-spoken and mellow- an all-around good fellow. Vice-Presidenf iof Second Term Class. Business LESNICK, IRVING II3 Broome Sfreel' One fellow fhe Almanac can'f slam. Business LERNER, ALEXANDER 67 E. 3rd Sfreef A learned Lerner . C. 'C. N. Y. Page Sevenfy-six Q I I CLASS OF JANUARY i935 LEVINE SAM 339 E. l4+h Slreel' More lhan an arhlefe, more lhan a 'leam Everyone knows Sammy Levine. Track Team, Capiain: Fooi- ball Team. Caplain. Business LEVY, SAMUEL l48 Ludlow Sireef We lip our cap io a com- pelenl' chap. Shop: Service Squad: Sani- lary lnspecior: Chemisiry Club. Business LINDA. WILLIAM 442 E. 9+h Sireel' Lei every man be persu- aded in his own mind. Service Squad: Swimming Team: Class Baskeiball Team: Social Service Dele- gaie. Savage MANSDORF, SEYMOUR 66 Avenue D Forfune helps lhe bold. Boxing: Baskeiball: Swim- ming. Business MATALON. MORDO I36 Rivingion Sireei A iuslice wilh grave iuslices shall sir, He praises fheir wisdom, 'lhey admire his wil'. C. C. N. Y. LIEBMAN. HAROLD i686 Bryanl' Avenue Friends are like melons, shall l fell you why? To find one lrue one, you musi' a hundred fry. Class Baskeiball Team: Presideni of 7 Term Asso- cialion. C. C. N. Y. MAUER, JOSEPH H. I2O Cannon Sireei There is noi much 'ro say for a quief chap Bui draw 'lhe conclusion he's 'lhere wi'l'h a rap. Chemislry Club: Sanilary lnspecior: Secreiary in Eng- lish Class. MAZAR. MICHAEL IO6 Madison Sfreel The only way io have a friend is io be one. Orcheslra. Business MlCKOLOl'Cl-IUK, SAM 248 E. l-lousion Sireel' Be wisely wordly, nel wordly wise. C. C. N. Y. MOSKOWITZ. MAX 3l9 E. Houslon Sireei A merry hearl makelh a cheerful counfenance. Service Squad: Chemisiry Club: Hislory Club: French Club. C. C. N. Y. NEWMARK, ABE 287 Henry Sireel' He has 'rhe making of an execulive. Capiain of Class Team. Business , NEWMAN, LOUIS M. 380 E. Blh Sireel' You iusi can'i keep him down. Service Squad: Presidoni of Official Class. C. C. N. Y. RINGEL. SOL 306 E. 2nd Sireei Genlle of speech. benefi- cieni of mind. Senior Baskeiball Team. Business PANAWEK. STEPHEN 3l4-I6 Bedford Avenue Seward's all around fellow. Fooiball: Track: Service Squad: Class Baskelball Team. - N. Y. U. PORTNOW. FELIX 445 Grand Sireel' A gold 'looih in Seward's bridgework. Shop Squad: Presideni in French Class. N. Y. U. S RATNOFSKY, ISADORE l3I Monroe Sireel Always proud buf never boasls Here's 'lo him wilh many loasis. Dean's Office: Service Squad: Menorah Club. Business ROSENBERG. MINNIE 55 Delancey Sfreei Jusl an All-American girl. Baskeiball: Swimming: Ten- nis: Volley Ball. Professional ROSENTHAL, BENNY 25l E. 4-ih Slreei A lillle known fellow-bul' once you know him- Service Squad. Business ROTH, EMANUEL 805 E. 5ih Sl'ree'l There's liH'le aboul' you we can say Excepi' you're fine in every way. G. O. Delegaie: Social Service Delegaie. C. C. N. Y. ROTHENBERG, JOE World: Folio: Almanac: Arisia. A wri+er, a scribler, a poei loo. He always has a loi' of lhings lo do. Wriier RUBIN, MORRIS l56 Forsyih Sireei A personaliiy seen-a per- onalily feli. Service Squad. Cooper Union SANSONE, THEODORE l85 Madison Avenue He absorbs his books like a sponge, For knowledge he makes a devilish lunge. Business SATZ. FRANCES 226 E. Broadway Quiei' and efficient G. O. Slore: Lunchroom: Secreiary lo Mrs. Neiman. Business Page Seveniy-seven THE ALMANAC SAVITSKY, MORRIS 33 Governeur Sfreef A man of polife learning and a very liberal edu- cafion. Service Squad: Economics Club. Business SCHLOCKMAN. SAM I39 So. 4fh Sfreef Always kicking-when a soccer ball is around. Service Squad: Biology Club: Soccer: Library Sfafl. C. C. N. Y. SCHREIBER, MEYER 240 Rivingfon Sfreef Ambifion, infegrify, and work are fhe sfeps on fhe ladder of success. Honor Service League: Chemisfry Club. SHAPIRO. DENNIS 44 Sf. Marks Place Sensible people find no- fhing useless. Sporfs: Social Acfivifies.. C. C. N. Y. SHEINER, HAROLD 632 E. 9fh Sfreef He's quief and refined- The real Seward kind. . Arisfa af New Ufrechf: Ser- vice Squad. C. C. N. Y. SEEWALD. SAUL 3l7 E. 3rd Sfreef No knock, no boosf. Chemisfry Club: . Mafh Club: Service Squad: Social Service Rep C. C. N. Y. SEIDMAN, MURRY l22-8 Norfolk Sfreef He'll analyze fhe medicine we fake. G. O. Delegafe: Secrefary of Chemisfry Club: Lab- orafory Squad. C. C. N. Y. SKLAR, I-IENRY 237 Henry Sfreef Service is nof herifage. Hisfory Club: Class Bas- kefball Team: Economic SUSSMAN, HARRY 59 Columbia Sfreef Thoughf is fhe wind, know- ledge fhe sail, and men- kind fhe vessel. Arisfa: Honor Science Sociefy: Posfer Club: Folio Arf Sfafl. ' C. C. N. Y. TANENBAUM. MAX 80 Willeff Sfreef Of all fhe greaf arfs music is heard fo raise above all earfhly sforms. Club. Service Squad: Economic N. Y. U. TEPPER, MILTON 93 Columbia Sfreef Dignified, correcf-inspires respecf. Secrefary in Mr. I-Iemleys Office: Program Commif- fee. N. Y. U. TRUBAK, PETER 35 Jackson Sfreef A self made man. Swimming Team: Baskefball Team. Business WALDMAN, DAVID I23 'Columbia Sfreef Our diagnosis sis O. K. Swimming Team: Science Club. Rufgers WEISSLADER, HARRY 62 Columbia Sfreef Up info fhe air Harry will fly and may his 'Fame be fhe kind fhaf never will die. Biology Club: Swimming Team: Hand Ball Team. Cooper Union WEISTUCH. IRVIN6 II6 Cannon Sfreef One of fhose sfrong silenf WOLFMAN, JACK I85 Ross Sfreef l'll rise fo fhe heighfs of my ambifion-maybe. Service Squad: Mafh. Club: English Club: Chemisfry Club. C. 'C. N. Y. WUNSCH, ISIDORE 282 E. Housfon Sfreef The word impossible is nof in my dicfionary. Library Sfaff: Chemisfrv Laborafory: French Chorus: Presidenf of Hisfory Class. C. C. N. Y. YACKNICK, RUBIN Here's a man who's bound fo rise We know because he al- ways fries. YASLOWITZ, SAMUEL 320 E. 5fh Sfreef He can painf like nafure. Posfer Club: Arf Edifor of Folio , World , AI- manac . Arf YOUNGERMAN, SIDNEY 38 Suffolk Sfreef By medicine life may be prolonged. 1 Almanac Sfaff: Service Squad. ' Professional ZABINSKY. CHARLES '20 Avenue D Anofher Johnny Weismul- Ier. Swimming Team: Foofball: Science. Columbia I63 E. 4fh Sfreef Like old King Cole-he's a iolly soul. Mr. Hemey's Office: Sew- ard Honor League. Business CATONE, LENA 57 Rufger Sfreef As we like fhem . Service Squad: C. C. C. Geography Club: Spanish people. Club: VOIIGY Ball: ECON' Club' Sporfg. omics Club. Business C. C. N. Y. Business Page Sevenfy-eighf CLASS OF JANUARY I935 CLASS CELEBRITIES Sy via Gerber lGirl IvIosT Likely To Succeedl Lawrence Dick fC ass WriTerl I I'lerberT Rosenberg lBoy AThleTel Blanche Miller lGirl AThIeTel Harry Marcus 'l IandsomesT Boyl Moe IvIoskowiTz IBoy Dancerl Pearl Cohen IGirl Dancerl Sam I-laberman lBoy Dresserl Syvia I-lellman fGirI Dresserl i Jenn e Kramer 'C ass Ora-Torl I I Bernard SkIoroTsky lClass PeTl NaThan Spindel I-larry Singer Isadore ElenowiTz IC ass IvluskeTeersl Sidney RomashkoTsky I IC ass Babyl I-larry Taubenkibel IC ass BluTlerl Ivlurray Thaller lMosT Popular Boyl Glacys Weiss i'lvosT Popular Girll Claire Dicker IlvlosT SophisTicaTedl Woman oT meTaI wiTh iron will An inTellecT noThing can ever kill A wriTing man-a iournalisT I-Iis sTories are like a mailed TisT A TooTball hero-a man oT sTeeI ThoughTs oT vicTory he always makes real Baseball, baskeTball, swimming in The Tank Blanche is always TirsT in The rank This young man is dark and Tall And Tor him all The girls do Tall I-Ie whirls and Turns in Terpsichorean grace I-Iis dance is experT-O TasT his pace She swirls and dips and TwisTs and Turns An oTTer To dance she never spurns WhaT is Sammy made oT, collars and Ties and alibis I-Ier cloThes are saTeens and silks oT Paris design For her preTTy Trocks all The girls do pine I-ler voice is loud as all girls are BuT her's can reach The TarThesT sTar O Bernie, O Bernie, all The girls cry The Teachers like you -and so do I Pals, Triends, comrades are They They sTick TogeTher nighT and day From raTTles To boTTIes our young Iaddie comes From homework and big girls he always runs I-le Talks and Talks and Then Talks some more BuT nobody knows whaT he's Talking Tor Good looking no-popular-yes We'd all like To know his secreT oT success. On beauTy and charm is based her greaT Tame When we Think oT populariTy, we Think oT her name Bored look and blase air ls The aTTiTude oT This lady Tair Page Sevenfy-nine THE ALMANAC Lawrence Dick ifBoy MosT Likely To Succeedl AnThony CognaTa ifClass PoliTicianl Frieda LusTig ifMosT Amiable Girll NaThan Spindel lMosT Amiable Boyl Frieda Zimmerman Sy via SalTz lClass Musicianl Samuel Eisenberg Marvin SimkowiTz QC ass Twinsl ' l-lelen YoskowiTz QC ass Girl Singerl Chares SalTz fC ass WiTl Samuel YaslowiTz TNC ass ArTisTl Philip Wexler QC ass Boy Singerl V There is no doubT ThaT he'll Torge ahead And leave us behind like excess lead Of Talking and working and pulling wires Our bold poliTician never Tires O' maiden oT The Tlashing eyes and ready smiles l'd like To puT you away in my Tiles Joy is presenT, sorrow is absenT To Talk oT him is voicing a complimenT BeauTy divine, wiTh eyes so Tine l'd die wi+h ioy if you'd only be mine Can'T hold a candle To This, our besT As Thin, as sharp, as like Two pins Are These Two lads, The Senior Class Twins A charming girl-a darn nice verse To music Teachers she is a curse SubTle, clever, silly and sarcasTic Funny, sunny, salTy and bombasTic Colors aT his TingerTips-Tale-nT whaT am ls The god-senT giTT oT arTisT Sam I-lis spiriT is bold, his voice is gold OF his genius we need never be Told Joseph RoThenberg SEWARD GOES HOLLYWOOD John Barrymore ......,,......................................,................r.............. Harry Marcus Mickey Mouse .........,..................................... ,......... L ouis Flaumenbaum Jimmp lSchnozzlel DuranTe ............... Frank Zupnick BeTTy Boop ........................... ....... F rieda Zimmerman GreTa Garbo ...... ..................... M adeline Cohen Charlie Chan .,,. ....................................... B ernard L. LauTbaum Mae WesT ,......... ...,..,......... ..........................................,..............,.... G l adys Weiss Three Li++le Pigs ...,. ......... P earl Cooper, Shirley WiTz, Blanche Miller WolT .............................., Tarzan ...........................,......................... Oswald The lucky rabbiT ,..... Horace Horsecollar ..,.... Minnie Mouse ..........,. Krazy KaT ................. Scrappy .,.......... LiTTle King ........... Shirley Temple ......... The PanTher Woman .. Spindel ...........l'lerb Rosenberg .........l-larold Simon .................Murray Thaller Frances Ka uTman ................Charlie Sal+z 4 ..........................Frankie Block ...............Chubby MoskowiTz Mancher .................Shirley WiTz Joseph RoThenberg Page Eighfy CLASS OF JANUARY I935 FOOTLIGI-ITS 84 SPOTLIGHTS The GreaT WalTz ..... 6enTlemen Are Born . Menace ....................... Life Begins aT 8:40 ........ BriTTle Heaven ........ The Merry Widow hursday's dancing aT The Alliance Yea! Mr. Flaumenbaum! .Those RegenTsl so does school .....,....Every Senior's dream oT graduaTion nighT Seward, when graduaTi on divorces her oT The senior class Kill ThaT STory ........ ..........i......... . .. ........ Miss Elkind speaking To Larry Diclc Small Miracle .................................................................. Passing Those midTerms lThe igreaT one was passing The regenTsl AnyThing Goes .... ....... .....,...A. .....,............. P u b 'office unTil Miss Ellcind comes in Children's I-lour . .,..,................ .............,......... S enior Assembly Glorified Burlesque FirsT Legion ............. ....... There's Always Tomorrow ConversaTion Piece ........., WiThin The C5aTes .. WhlTe Parade .................... Merrily We Roll Along All RighTs Reserved ....... Judgmeni' Day ....... Ladies' Money ..,..... Personal Appear ance Say When ........... Sailor, Beware! ....... ..............,..........PageanT Service Squad As Tar as homeworlc is concerned WiTh Mr. Sellinger .........GeTTing in halT second beTore The laTe bell ........Blanlc page aTTer page in regenTs exam boolcleT ......,Towards graduaTion ...........For Seniors Only ...............CommencemenT Day .........6irls paying Tor The Prom. .........,r.....r...There goes a celeb .............Say, when do we graduaTe? .......l'lere come The Senior girls Joseph RoThenberg Page EighTy-one THE ALMANAC TI-IE Chesterfield PUBLISHING CCDMPANY Oflw CREATCDRS OF FINE VOLUMES Pulnlisllers of the Seward Pm-Ii High School ALMANAC January, P E h CLASS OF JANUARY l935 THE CDralQe Businesf Sclvools, Inc. OFFER i Ilztefiriwe Courier by a laIVell-Tmilzed Faculty FEATURING Secretarial Training and journalism Mechanical and Architectural Drafting and a Recognized High Schoolm and College Preparatory? 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