Straubenmuller Textile High School - Loom Yearbook (New York, NY)

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k fi N .Af Z 51 STANLEY COZZA Farulty Adviser ARTHUR WEINBERGER LALIDA BLUMER Editor-In-Chief S F F Assoriatv Editor-In-Chia EVELYN DEPACE PAUL GREENWALD Art Editor N Litvrary Editor GLORIA LANGE RITA MINCALONE Photo Editor Business Manager

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YORK CITY-0UR T0 The sun peers through the towering buildings. In the glimmering light a milkman's horse and wagon clatter down the avenue. New York begins to stir. Workers slowly disappear into the subway. In the distance the siren of a fire engine and the screeching of brakes proclaim that New York has come to life. With that ever familiar cry, MHold that doorlw school girls and boys busily elbow their way into the already crowded trains. House- wives are rushing breakfast so they can start their early morning shop- ping. Children are running to the parks to play. Typewriters clickg tele- phones ring-New York begins to work. New York is called the city of laughter and fun, but the little things that don't seem to count make this New York of ours a city with a heart. As the day passes the grating of brakes may mean a child is hurtg the clang of the fire engine--a home is lost. The rustle of white satin going down the aisle of a church is the beginning of a new life for two young people. Tears of happiness of a mother at the station welcome her boy home. The incessant gossip of a neighbor conceals a kind heart. This is the real New York. At the end of the day, people once more rush into the subways. Now they are heading home-to a quiet evening with their loved ones. Others crowd the 6GGreat White Way, living in a world of fantasy, if only for a few hours. Then, slowly, all is quiet again. New York goes to sleep. EDITH MALCOLM 7

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LUOM LITERARY STAFF STANDING fhefl to Rightlc Norma Espinosa, Josephine Fioretti, Artie Coldlust, Assistant Literary Editorg Bernie Forman, Sidney Weinstein, Artie XV:-inherger, Erlitor-in-Chiefg Alifla Blumer, Associate Editorg Inge Wohlfz1l'th. Sl'l'TlN1: flmfl Io Righll: Hola Aponte, Srotty Malrolm, Paul Greenwald, Liter- ary Eclitorg Crave Testa, Ala- Charlip, Dolly Yako, Murray Feltlnian. ART, PHOTO AND BUSINESS Tor Row Uioft to Rightl: Ronald Rojas, Sid Vlfeinstein, Murray Meislman, Arthur Klevenz, Ni:-ki Nappi. SECOND ROW l-'ROM TOP fLeft lo Rightb: ,lean S4-hifi, Virginia Neilsvn, Phyllis Hawkins, Jerry Hollis, Murray Feldman, Anne Kanryer, lVIargarel lleiclvrian, Lillian Vaic-ikonis. THIRD Row mom Tor flmft to Rightl: Aho Charlip, Assoc-iate Editorg Seymour Kaplan, Rita Mingalone, Business Etlitorg Gloria Lange, Photo Editor: Evelyn llc-l'al'e, Art Editor: Bolt Mutkowsky, Martin Bordork. R01 r0M Row tlmft to Rightl: Be-rnire Malara. Margaret Rock, Grave Testa, Bcatrire Hiebsvher, Eileen Lynrh, Margaret Tc-irnvy. Margaret Conway, Virgina Clune ancl George Closs lnot in pirturel.