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

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L?L3ClDLE'LW.T' fm! LOSS THE EMPORIUM has one hig sale after another. Some last hut a few days, others for a period of many years. A few are successful, many are failures, yet many sales counters long wiiiremain imprinted on-the permanent sales receipts of thosevwho walked through the crowded Emporium-foie memories. All the way down, at the other end is a tiny, faintly tit counter. Before it, stand green wohhiy-imeed youngsters who are new at this business. They are timidiy examining the wares. In truth, there isn't much that they have to offer except their own clear, open hearts, freshly out of grade school, hut they smile with the courage of a heginner and painfully con- tinue on. At the opposite end is a brightly lit table with a wealth of articles for sate: Regents Books and answers. The jocuiar faces peer and seem to say that they know what it is all ahout, that they like this store and they're going to buy all they can so that they can leave satisfied. - In the middle of this hustle and happy, noisy throng, a large group is seen to assemble near a long, smooth marbled-topped tahie with exquisite engravings and with veivet and satin trimmings. Here are offered insidious articles: past synchronized homework papers, a cutting card, a hitch on the elevator, and a late pass. In the thick of the rushing and pushing mob, straining towards the door is seen a very austere counter. For some reason a great many people seem to he repelled hy it. Cn it, are a history Rgents paper complete with cor- rect answers, dental and medical GK, and a perfect literary essay. Then the customers are suddenly shoved out of the doors, partly through their own volition hut especially with the help and advice of an always faithful staff of the Seward Park High School Emporium. Suddenly, the purchasers are outside, never again to enter the same door, the same way, with the same fear and pleasant expectation oi only a few transactions hetore. The final unreturnahie, unexchangeahie re- ceipts are in the customers, hands. Now they face the world.

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ABBONDI, ROBERT Commercial Artist Honor Service Squad: Teachers' Aid. AN REDER. SEYMOUR Public Relations NHNHH I... E fx ABISH, MOE - Y Buyer Honor Service Squad: Gym Monitor. ARENO, MIRIAM Clerical Worker Prom Comm.: Library Squad. A if 133 10 n.. I f ADER, MURIEL I Secretary Teacl'xer's Aide. AGATSTEIN, DAVID I Draftsman Senior Band: Honor Service Squad: Stage Squad- BAKER. ROSALIND Bookkeeper Teacliens Aide: OH. Class Secretary. f BAU.. MILLIE I Secretary BAZARNICK, JACK Engineer Honor Service Squad. BELNOME. X AN GELINA Secretory Teactiens Aide. AHMED. f' GWENDOLYN Swimming Instructor Capt. of time Pep Squad: Swimming Instructor: Hai Arcai. BALTER. HELEN Bookkeeper Arista: Honor Service Squad: TEBCIl6'I'S Aide, BEDNARSH, BARBARA Secretary Honor Gym. BENNETT, EVA L. Teacher Honor Service Squad inspector: Almanac Comm.. Locker-mom Monitor. ANGELOWITZ. MOSES Business Honor Service Squad. BAUMEN, MILTON Business Honor Service Squad. BEERMAN, BEVERLY Secretary Library Squad: Jr. Leads H. E. N BERENSON, MURRA Mirdster Honor Service Squad: Dean's Off. Aide.