Thomas Jefferson High School - Aurora Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1945 volume:

X A XS 4 X? Mao? Uilfnfhlk J AO WM? 74 P AURORA THE STORY OF THE CLASS OF 'AS TOLD TOITS ' GRANDCHILDREN THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL BROOKLYN - NEW YORK DEAR GRANDCHILDREN: WHEN WE WERE YOUR AGE, WE, BOOKS OF GENERATIONS GONE AND TEACHERS ..... Q OZJVW 1 , 1 fic , l V4 pu, Q fum . ' I rf 1 'N n W .ff I A Wx A K X 4, ' I mx S Q, X 'Huy 5 if ZZ! ,Z fin, f a'V WW ' 'Q V, y -' 1' ' ' ff oN , if HJEWQ' ' X ff! ,V wx Eff'6A'! X656-5,9 I! I--Xt' X glulwll T57 ,ff 1 u Hg, YW fl X' H 0 F7 NW' f? W' N 11 ,hh M,-.A.k fb f ww ,w wk 323: vw !'f1,3,. A I, fi! 1 ,J mx M X l If If ,', k't'Q1fl,y . , ,Q WAEA A , i -1' A lg? ,Kuff Ffigvfg, ' , yfwf'-'f .ZKQ yy' ':ff'f'f1, 'Mg' 'I I Z!! X mx Wm:-LJ. fy Wk , ,Z 1 N1 H1 SEWER-'?': J' fig Www 1,6 z ' me Hx i f M Wfff Hr 4' f, f' A571 I , f f 5,-'ef 43 Q 'ff xb 1 13 ' Q- f , . 1,5 NWN, , O f- IX , X xo XQZX RN X Q E V UNE X .-ty-Y xx 4 5-151, ' f X Q x JISXWYM ff me XV A I 0 ff K Q, QR I- 4 1 ffff ', ', x Q .Q ' ' N f I f, f,'f lXnliwxX1X:: I X? 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'XM Mk I IIIIIW I M I JUL um X N I J X ' ,I I Vw' W Q f TAIVHI ' INQTJI7 IIIIIIU My Q Q, :I a I ...I QCCASIQNALLY WE WORE 'Q wg- X.XQ W -g-.X x X:-Q PICJTAILS Xggfx X wniln x X X? ,gf Odwxwuvfco fm Q OR BGW-TIES Qty XZ 1 b WITH ouk UNF VWQHQ - J L ,J , L, RANDOM THOUGHTS AT GRADUATION y Well, if's come af lasf. For us, foday marks fhe end of four years of fraining fo help us cope wifh life. As we doff our caps and gowns and grasp onrr diplomas morg+nQrmly, we realize fhaf we are on fhe fhresholdiof a grim fufure. Individually, our fufures may seem brighfg each of us will, no doubf, carve a niche for him- self along fhe road, buf fhe burden of carrying fhe world fhrough ifs presenf crisis has been shiffed fo OUR shoulders--for now if is OUR world. As we see if now, if is nofhing buf a seefhing cauldron of infoler- ance, hafred, and iniusfice. For four years, we have carried liffle responsibilify ofher fhan our fexfbooks. We have devofed liffle or no fime fo serious problems or fhinking. From fime fo fime, fhere has been inoculafed in us cerfain ideals and fenefs of democracy. We have lisfened half-hearfedly, and undersfood vaguely somefhing abouf unemploymenf, slums, and world- wide evenfs. We were confenf fo leffhe years slide by, basking in aurosy glow of confenfmenf. Buf even as nighf musf fall, so day musf break. and--fhe awakening. Af lasf, we have pierced fhe misf, only fo be greefed by a chaofic civiliza- fion of hideous war and world-wide ferror. This is our greaf fesfl Are we, as graduafes, prepared fo go unflinchingly' info fhis roaring fire? Are we ready fo apply where we can, our science, our language, our mafhemafics, our hisfory, our economics, all we have learned? Can we prove fhaf four years of high school have nof been in vain? We Jeffer- sonians can answer yes fo fhese guesfions, wifhouf fear of confradic- fion, for all during our school careers we have learned fhe guiding principles of our nafion: Life, Liberfy and fhe Pursuif of l-lappiness. Lef fhese fried principles guide us in carrying fhe message of hope and charify fo fhose weary and hearf-sore individuals who were forced fo forgef democracy and brofherly love. We shall prove fo our feachers and fo fhe skepfical world fhaf youfh is nof all giddiness and gaiefy, buf rafher responsibilify and readiness fo sfand by ifs convicfions. Lef us help prove fhaf democracy can survive. Lef us assail fhose hafe mongers, wifh books of learning rafher fhan wifh bullefs and bayonefsl Whefher we confinue our formal educafion or do nof, lef us all work side by side, in harmony and undersfanding, fo help make fhis world a beffer place in which fo live. SHIRLEY BARSKY 7 OUR PRINCIPAL x J 1'J J BADE US GOODBYE WITH WISE AND KINDLY WORDS DEAR GRADUATES: Since fhe beginning of fhe war, we have been receiving more leffers anol personal visifs from our gracluafes fhan ever before. The faculfy is nafurally very much grafifiecl fhaf in spife of fheir preoccupafion wifh fhe nafional emergency, fhe fhoughfs of our alumni furn back fo fheir Alma lvlafer. We hope fhaf you, foo, will feel fhis urge and will keep in fouch wifh fhe school: fhaf you will fell us of your successes: and fhaf you will reioice wifh us in fhe accomplishmenfs of fhose Jeffersonians who come affer you. ln shorf, we feel fhaf when we now say Goocl-bye, if really is Au revoir. ' Sincerely yours, LU DWIC5 KAPT-IAN 9 E i THCSE WHO LED US... X7 1 f M, I 41 -1 CLASS PRESIDENTS MESSAGE We are leaving JeTTerson in a period oT chaos and devasTaTion. Upon graduaTion mosT oT us will engage in some acTiviTy ThaT will conTrilauTe To The Tinal vicTory oT our counTry, which, God be Thanked, is already in sighT. Our paramounT Taslc will loe ThaT oT reconsTrucTing The world upon a peace worThy oT Those who gave Their blood on all The loaTTle-scarred Tields. A peace such as This musT be inauguraTed by raTion'al minds ThaT are Tree Trom prejudices, and iT musT sTand upon a pedesTal oT egualiTy, TruTh and reason. We The graduaTes oT Jelllerson Tace The Taslr ahead oT us conTidenT and prepared. Our Teachers have insTilled in our minds looTh reason and a love oT whaT is righT. By presenTing The pasT and presenT They have helped us perceive The TuTure wiTh a progressive aTTiTude and an open mind. We can repay Them only by TransmiTTing The. knowledge' They have given us To all parTs oT The world. SAM l-TACK IO OUR OFFICERS I TI-IE ADMINISTRATION I 4, I :ff SAMUEL I-IACK I-IERBER SYLVIA SCI-IORR ELSIE CI-IIN Pre-sIcIenI VI e-Presjweif Secrehary Treasurer Ixxfg Kbffjgl 2 II , K I yr if 1 ,lf 4 MR. EDWARD CASEY .1 i I2 To fhe Members of fhe Graduafing Class of January I945: ' H' gives melgreaf pleasure fo have fhis opporfunify .fo fhanlc you for fhe honor which you have besfowed upon me-'rhe honor of being chosen as sponsor for your class. I feel as if I were launching a sfrong and power- ful ship called The World of Tomorrow which is abouf fo sail forfh upon furbulenf seas: a ship welded fogefher wifh fhree subsfanfial R's : Righfeousness: Jusfice and Virfueg Rafionalism: Sound Reasoning: Reciprocafion: Mufual Giving and Refurning. The crew is composed of fhe commanders and fhose capable of following good leaders-all working fogefherias a unif. If all members of fhe crew perform fheir dufies fo fhe very besfof fheir abilifies, 'I'he resulf will be Vicfory for all! . Need I say fhaf fhe Vicfory which we hope fo affain will be a beffer world? Your responsibilify in fhe affainmenf of 'Ihis Vicfory is fhe greaf and honorable dufy of every American. Knowing many of you as I do, I Icnow fhaf you will nof jump ship! g You have been a fine crew up fo now, and I hope fhaf when fhe fime comes for fhe disfribufion of Cifafions, you will merif and receive fhe HIGHEST AWARD FOR BEING A CREDIT TO GOD AND TO YOUR COUNTRY! y I Very sincerely yours, EDWARD F. CASEY fi W MW Q -1 ' 1 f::::y:...:..-....1: . -.-- W ,,.,., 5. , f 5 Q .-5-as-.Ms-,e2: 1 -: AE 3 i 'Vi -' Q, A 'H Q- - .,,. .. :-z-sg: Eg' 'V re zeal-1 -s 2:2 ,: .,...: n-' + - . 1' ,H Y mg f K M . ,mmwmgiazggggl-, W. .Qggxw . x ' f. , .,,,...., ,A Q ,.,, 57 I fe vm si aw S A 4 QRS? I . ....- ::.2:- a ,.-.-. ,. A n BUT SCHOOL MEANT MORE THAN ' JUST BOOK-LARNIN' SCHOOL DAZE SepT. ll-The new Term sTarTs Today. And They called lasT Monday Labor Day. SepT. I5-Murray Eisner came early Today so ThaT he could be The TirsT sTudenT To cuT class. SepT. I9-Murray Eisner also has The honor oT seeing The dean TirsT. SepT. 25-Seymour Rosen was absenr yesTerday and TorgoT To bring a noTe oT absence, explaining ThaT he was so sick he couldn'T make one up. SepT. 30-Why musT They always have Tire drills when we're on The OcT. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. TiTTh Tloor? 30-Monday! Gosh! We have a whole week oT school ahead oT us. 3-Senior celebriTies are being chosen. All The girls wanT To be selecTed as The preTTiesT senior. IO-Mr. Pearl heard book reporTs Today and asked, When did Lincoln marry? Jerry Blackman alibied, l wouldn'T Think oT Telling you ThaT, sir. lT would only spoil The ploT when you read The book. l8-l-larvey Schein's idea oT a golden opporTuniTy is a chance To marry a blonde. 29--Abraham Lincoln Treed The slaves. lT Mr. Kaphan wanTs Tame along similar lines he can sTarT work on my maTh Teacher aT once. I3-Seniors were asked Today To sign pledges sTaTing They are noT members oT any secreT organizaTion. One girl reTused To sign because she's a member oT Orphan Annie's SecreT Code Carriers. I8-Sue KaTzman visiTed wiTh Miss Simons This morning and noTiced ThaT The rug in her oTTice was quiTe worn. Well iT's Miss Simon's own TaulT: she's puT so many people on The carpeT. 22-ChrisTmas vacaTion sTarTs TonighT and we are ThankTul we live in America where iT's sTill possible To have a WhiTe ChrisTmas. 2-YesTerday a new year was born. To mosT people iT means anoTher year. BuT To us I945 means The sTarT oT some more home- work. 22--The RegenTs exams begin. 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We especially like Monday morning because Monday is The beginning oT a Tull week OT school. As Monday morning rolls around we send a silenT prayer up To heaven, Thanking I-lim Tor leTTing us live on Mondays. WiTh loTs oT vigor and vim we snap ouT oT bed, dark and early. We Take our Time dressing and eaTing unTil we snaTch a lasT minuTe look aT The clock. 8:2OI AT break- neck speed we run down The sTeps and dash inTo The sTaTion iusT in Time Tor The oncoming Train. OT course we would TorgeT The ReTurn oT The NaTive. Well, iT's Too IaTe now. The subway Train Tinally crawls inTo Pennsylvania Avenue STaTion, and wiTh a pull, a shove, and a jerk we manage To Tree ourselves Trom The pushing crowds. Well, here we are aT JeTTerson, The dream oT every sTudenT. The TirsT Tew days oT The Term are The IoveliesT yeT. These days are spenT going Trom one room To The oTher wiTh drop slips, add slips and admiT slips. Well, we are Tinally seTTIed and ready To begin work. Oh, oh, wouldn'T you iusT know ThaT They would give us gym The TirsT period. I-Iow are we ever going To geT Trom The TiTTh Tloor oTTiciaI room down To The gym in Time To dress? We have only Tive minuTes in which To accomplish This impossibiliTy. Well, you can'T argue wiTh The I-IeaITh EducaTion DeparT- menT. This wouldn'T be Too bad, buT every Teacher insisTs ThaT we be on Time Tor class. In The swimming period The TirsT Ten minuTes oT The period are spenT undressing and geTTing inTo our swim suiTs. For The nexT TiTTeen minuTes we siT around The brink oT The pool waTching a demonsTraTion oT The crawl. P Then we are allowed To pracTice The crawl. Eagerly we clamber inTo The pool and commence To swim. Five minuTes oT This and Then we are dismissed. We love To swim and especially love To geT our hair weT.h Oh well, such is The liTe oT a JeTTersonian. ATTer all This pushing, rush- ing, running, we Tinally graduaTe. ln order noT To give my readers The wrong impression oT my Teelings Towards JeTTerson, I iusT wish To add ThaT if I had To do iT over again, iT would be JeTTerson I-Iigh Tor me. A SHIRLEY CITRON I 8 I H WHAT WE USED TO Come laTe in The morning, SiT in class yawning. Smile sweeTly aT The Teacher, Though we'd like To impeach her. In gym expecT Tive minuTes To dress, GeT TwenTy-one seconds or even less. Know To do homework will really pay us, Allow oTher inTeresTs always To sway us. Cram Tor exams and quizzes Too: Walk ouT oT The room and TorgeT whaT we knew. Dream oT peace and guieT in The lunchroom above, BuT you don'T geT guieT Tor money or love. WaiT Tor a bus in sleeT and in rain, Then explain To The Teacher why you came laTe again All in all have loTs oT Tun Alrhough Tired and worried when day is done. We Think we've goT plenTy oT worries, and howl JusT waiT Till we look back Ten years Trom now. DO SHIRLEY l-TOIXITGMAN UTCDPIA A LA JEFFERSON I. EscalaTorsl I 2. A ladies' lounge wiTh glamorous, modern improvemenTs. 3. A looy Tor every girll 4. Basic English. 5. A co-ed swimming pool. 6. Languages TaughT by The army speed meThod. 7. No homework! BEVERLY COT-IEN i9 I 4,,, ' .us s. fm c cmve AND HALF FREE W 'A ar -I E, S., . 9 4 4 . , 1 , N - P P uf X r Y v 'M f 2 wi Q we . . ,.,. 4.--W,.,: Qu A SENIOR REMINISCES I-Iere I am abouT To leave someThing wiTh which I have lived Tor Tour long years. I'm noT reTerring To The school building called Thomas JeTTer- son I-ligh School, buT To The very pulsaTing hearT oT iTs busy inTerior, iTs Throbbing acTiviTy-represenTing parT oT me ThaT will remain eTched on my mind long aTTer my hair Turns gray and my sTeps begin To TalTer. I'II open This book TwenTy years Trom now and smile wisTTully as I recall all The Tun and scrapes which only healThy, exuberanT youTh can really enioy. l'II remember how we seniors would scornTully order Treshmen ouT oT our way as we walked haughTily Through The halls. I-low I envy Those Treshies nowl I'll remember dressing Tor gym, praying Tor The bell in The law class, Tearing aT my hair in bookkeeping, and biTing my nails beTore The English RegenTs. I'II remember The milling crowds oT bobby-socks and bow-Ties spliTTing The sides oT The elevaTor, and I'II remember how The program commiTTee made liTe miserable The TirsT Two weeks oT every Term. I'II remember, lovingly, JeTTerson. SYLVIA SCHORR ATHLETICS IN JEFFERSON AY BACK IN '45 BASKETBALL Year in and year ouT The Jeffmen have had vicTorious combinafionsy The Posnacks and Shuckmans of The 2O's, The Garfinkles and Kaplinskys of The 3O's, and The Boykoffs and GoTkins of The 4O's. Jefferson has been gifTed wiTh brillianT players and wonderful coaches: Mr. John McNulTy, Mr. Ed Delaney, Mr. Mac l-lodesblaTT, and now Mr. Sam Schoenfeld. These men are To be Thanked for Their parT in keeping Jefferson in The baskeTball limelighT. Our senior class enTered The school in February, l94I, in The midsT of a hecTic baskerball season. ln The Jeff lineup were The famous David and GoliaTh combine, l-larry Thigh pockeTsl Boykoff, 6' 9 , and l-ly GoTkin The 5' 8 spark plug, Kelly Broffman, Dave Simon, and Larry BarneTT. This guinTeT, coached by Mr. Mac l-lodesblaTT, was a powerful one, wiTh plenTy of heighT, speed, ball handling, and good seT-shoTs. l-lowever we losT To Jackson lin a sudden-deaTh Thrillerl aT Madison Square Garden before a capaciTy crowd. We were deeply grieved aT This loss. The fuTure looked black, especially since The compleTe firsT five and numerous reserves graduaTed ThaT Term. However, fighfing againsT heavy odds, The new coach, Mr. Samuel Schoenfeld, builT a formidable ouTfiT around a nucleus of Co-CapTains Lenny Fried, Leon Girshek, and Joe KornblaTT. The l94I- l942 season saw diminuTiveJoe KornblaTT reach sTardom, and wifnessed The rapid developmenT of Two laTer' heroes, Sid Tanembaum and Max Zaslofsky. The Jeff Team ended iTs schedule wiTh a Tie for firsT place wiTh EasTern DisTricT, buT losT ouT in a playoff conTesT, 3l-30. V ln l942-IQ43 we had six seasoned veTerans in Sid Tanenbaum, Max Zaslofsky, Leon Girshek, Ralph Greenberg, Jack Gordon, and ArTie Rosen. As The season progressed, The Team added anoTher capable reserve in Jack Williky, and we won The divisional crown, alfhough we losT in The guarTer-finals To Madison, 38-29. Sid Tanembaum deservedly earned The all-scholasTic raTing besTowed upon him. The T943-T944 squad wenT To The fronT wiTh The highly TouTed Cap- Tain Max Zaslofsky, Jack Gordon, and Jack Williky. Playing againsT some heavily favored clubs like Boys, Tech, and STuyvesanT, The Nicklemen really showed greaTness and deTerminaTion by Thoroughly defeaTing all Three opponenTs. Zaslofsky was sensafional, averaging over fifTeen poinTs per game, and 'showing wonderful Team play. 23 Q 1 During fhis season ainovel carnival nighf was inaugurafed wifh fhe proceeds fo go fo a war charify. The confesfanfs in The inifial program were Seward Park l-ligh versus Thomas Jefferson l-ligh, and an all-college lvlifchel Field feam versus a feam of Jefferson All Sfars. Our varsify feam was vicforious buf fhe All Sfars were defeafed in a wild and frenzied game. This sef-up will be repeafed annually. A paf on fhe back musf be given lvlr. Schoenfeld for his parf in puffing over fhis grand new idea. This season, I944-l945, fhe feam shapes up well on paper wifh lrv Rosenberg and Ronny Garshag expecfed fo be fhe big guns. lf is ,pre- dicfed fhaf fhis feam will live up fo fhe fine repufafion builf up by fhe preceding ouffifs. This year's senior class has seen some excellenf feams represenfing fhe school. Sporfs in general are af a very low ebb, buf we look fo a brighfer fufure wifh fhe refurn of foofball, baseball, and fra'ck. ivifuzviu AusuBEL THE PIGSKIN PARADE l.ef's go Jeff! l.ef's go Jeffl We wanf a fouchdownl Fighf feam, figh+! The shrieking voices sfill echo in my mind. l-low l used fo yearn for Safurday so l could see my heroes frof ouf on fhe gridiron .... Jeffer- son vs. Boys, Jefferson vs. Tech, Jefferson vs. Manual, Jefferson vs. Lincoln, and Jefferson vs. Flushing, buf alas, no Jefferson vicfory. l-low- ever, fhaf didn'f maffer. We were all hepped up over fhe coming baffle wifh fhose ferrible, brufal Tildenifes. Whaf a nafural: Jefferson vs. Tilden. Bofh feams vicforyless and ouf fo baffle for fhe Coal Bowl Championship. The game drew ifs usual capacify crowd af Boys l-ligh Field and we finally chalked up a win by defeafing our arch rival, Samuel J. Tilden l-ligh School, 24-O. Due fo fhe onsef of fhe war, November i942 was fhe lasf fime fhe Orange and Blue senf a feam info fhe fray. The sfudenfs of fhe school wanf fo refurn fo fhe field, buf because of fhe war sifuafion, fhe delay is prolonged. Our principal has promised fo reinsfafe fhis sporf on a big-fime scale immediafely affer fhe ferminafion of fhe world conflicf. We, fhe members of fhe Senior Class of January I945. will waif earnesfly and hopefully for fhese normal days when we can again see our boys in acfiong win or lose, fighfing for dear old Jeff. MARVIN AUSUBEL 24 SOCCER ROUND-UP AlThough The JeTT soccer Teams may noT have been oT champion- ship caliber during our Tour years in high school, neverTheIess, The booTers may be crediTed wiTh having conTribuTed a Tair share oT exciTing games, exhibiTing excepTionaI skill, and briIIian+ Teamwork. During The '42 season The Clarkmen succeeded in Tying Two games while suTTering an equal number oT deTeaTsg The '43 Team chalked up Two vicTories and was vanquished Three Times by The opposiTiong and during The presenT season The T J-ers have Tied Two games buT have added Three oThers To The IosT column. I-Iowever we musT noT be Too harsh in our condemnaTion oT The soccer Teams. We oughT insTead To keep in mind ThaT This is The only Torm oT TooTbalI IeTT in our Alma MaTer as we deparT Trom iTs memory-Tilled walls. A I-leading The lisT oT sTars who have conTribuTed brillianl personal per- Tormances during The above-menTioned period are Carl MoskowiTz IrecipienT oT The January '43 AThIeTic Plaque Awardl, Dave Carlin, Johnny BuTurIa Iwinner oT The June '43 AThIeTic Plaque Awardl, MarTy Cohen, Larry Ginsberg, Max Osen, and Sam Becker. The IaTTer has paid The supreme sacriTice TighTing Tor The land oT The Tree and The home oT The brave. Our haTs oTT To him. UnTorTunaTeIy, The names oT oTher greaT perTormers have To be omiTTed due To a lack oT space. The TalenTed graduaTes oT The presenT Team include WaITer Roskowski, Ruby Zelenko, and Joe Durans Iwho is now serving in The UniTed STaTes Navy and will receive a war diplomal. IRA BARTFIELD HEARD IN THE GIRLS' LOCKER ROOM Say, Ellie, did ya hear ThaT ShirIey's sailor is home on leave, and I iusT saw her, and she Told me ThaT They wenT To The . . . WhaT does my boss expecT me To do, work all The Time? IT he geTs Too smarT I'lI leave him and his iob nexT Time heIgeTs so smarT. I-Ielp, somebody, I can'T geT This sweaTer over my head. I-Iope I can Tinish my lunch beTore The whisTIe bIows. I-Iey, who Took my sneaker? Did you hear SinaTra's program IasT nighTq he was iusT Too, Too . . . AT This poinT The whisTIe blows and The sTraggIers rush To The girls' gym. LEATRICE MILLER 25 ' I T THESE BOYS WERE IN THE CLASS OF JANUARY '45, BUT THEY WERE FIGHTING FOR THE PEACE WE SO DESIRED I lffiw I Samford Ba+I4in Mac Zaslolslcy William Gold I I 5 Norman Boyarslcy Paul Eagle Melvin Rosenblum . QM ' NOT PICTURED ,Nigilitj lvlillon Noble Daniel Ranavas li I Slanley Pollack David Samuelson Kill f, If! ---x KI 26 Cigzff. WERE UNABLE TO BE PRESENT AT GRADUATION BECAUSE FOR YOU, THE FUTURE OF AMERICA. l Louis Halpern Joseph Durans Above are The picTures oT some oT our classmaTes who ioined The armed services beTore The Termes end. YesTerday, They were our Tellow sTudenTsg Today They are parT OT The spearhead oT democracy. In our Alma lviaTer They learned To value The principles oT Treedom oT worship, Treedom Trorn Tear, and Treedom Trom wanT. They are helping To preserve America as a land where children are Trained in c:onsTrucTion and in The appreciaTion oT liperTy, noT in The arT oT desTrucTion and oppression: an America where a man is a man and noT a pawn oT The sTaTe. The greaT JeTTerson spoke propheTically when he said, My conTi- dence in my counTrymen leaves me wiThouT much Tear Tor The TuTure. We wish Them God speed. So long, Till we meeT again in The good old sTreeTs oT Brooklyn, and may ThaT be very soon. T SY MANDSDORF 27 THE ROLL CALL Mr. Kaphan, oTFicial Teacher oT 8R, enTered Room 356 where, oT course, could be heard The Typical noise oT a senior oTFicial class. l-Te proceeded To call The roll. ''Barbanell-Barbanell-Abe-Abraham Barbanelll Will some one lean over and wake Abe up. Jimmy, don'T pull his hair! You'll spoil ThaT lovely mane. CanTor-Max CanTor sTop doing your French homework and answer To your name. Copying The lasT senTence oT Frieda Gelber's French homework, Max looked up and meekly said, l-lere. Casey-Ed-Casey. There in The TiTTh seaT, TirsT row was Eddie Casey's personal arT gallery. The desk, seaT and every empTy space had been Turned inTo a canvas. Even his books had a Trade mark on Them which could noT be mis- Taken Tor anyone else's. Gabriel Cohen was bragging To young Murray BeckensTein Tor The hundredTh Time how easy iT was Tor him To geT his program changed. lT seems ThaT Gabe had a Triend, who had a cousin, who had a Triend, who knew someone ThaT worked on The program commiTTee. In a corner seaT saT David Einhorn. l-le was Tearing his hair aTTempT- ing To add columns oT Tigures Tor his bookkeeping class. Harry l-larrison had his ears monopolized by Louis Reynolds. For The TwenTy-TiTTh Time Louis relaTed his Tamous joke, Why does a chicken cross The road? Why? To geT To The oTher side. Louis always was Tunny. Aaron JaTTe sold The homework of yesTerday, day before, day aTTer, presenT and TuTure. Prices ranged Trom a nickel To a guarTer depending on how diTFiculT iT was To obTain The producT. Suddenly The door swung open and all eyes were Turned To meeT The inTruder. Alas, iT was only lvluldy. LaTe as usual. Same old excuse: he was helping The Dean. l-lelping The Dean! Everyone knew ThaT Sammy lvluldorT spenT more Time in The Dean's oTFice Than he spenT in class. lvluldorT, oT course, says he's sTudying To be a dean. -l'haT's his sTory. ln anoTher seaT was Abraham KosTiner, always geTTing in Trouble wiTh The S.P.'s. l-le never does anyThingq They iusT seem To pick on him.. lvlaybe They like his program cards. Poor KosTiner works so hard geTTing and Tilling ouT program cards. One would Think The S.P.'s will be The deaTh oT KosTiner. There were oThers in The class, each now Tamous in his own way. LUCILLE ENGEL MY POCKETBGOK Whal do l carry in my purse, you ask? A compacl, a wallel, an address book, a make-up case loo A copy book, a lounlain pen, a pencil red and blue A 9.0. card. a credil card, my reporl card lrom lasl lerm A regenls book in English lrom which l lried lo learn Some blollers, an eraser, a lew iokes scallered here and lhere A handkerchiel, a purse, a mirror, and even a lock ol hair Glasses, rubber bands, reinlorcemenls, a nail lile A discounl lickel lo see Wilson, lwo pencils lo lasl me a while A lickel lor lhe Senior skaling parly, a ruler, a leller or lwo A program card, clips, lesl papers, and a penny pul in when il was new No wonder when l need somelhing, l know lhal l'm sunk .lvlosl ol lhe lhings in my pockelbook are iusl a lol ol iunk. . . DELILAI-I PYKIN GIRLS' GYM A soaring ball drops inlo a hoop, a llurry ol arms and legs, shouling, shrieking, running and iumping-Bedlam? nog' girls' gymg Yes, amazed onlooker, lhis is lhe proud inslilulion lhal makes gangling, awkward lreshies inlo poised, sell-conlrolled women lor so lhe aulhorilies claiml. Well anyway, every Jellersonian goes lhrough lhe mill, so lells lake lime oul in our senior year lo medilale upon our wonderlul gymnasium. Many were lhe limes lhal we dragged reluclanl, green-clolhed bodies inlo lhe rigors ol gym lile. Forly-live minules in which lo praclice commando laclics, mess up a new hair-do, break our lacquered nails, smear our lipslick, or lwisl an ankle. Wonderlul days lhal we recall lwilh longue in cheekl as we bid our lasl larewells. Days ol vigorous endeavor and aching muscles. Bul do nol lrel, lair Amazons, lhose lessons were nol in vain. They have had a delinile hand in lhe moulding ol our inner selves, lhey have laughl us cooperalion, and comradeship. MIRIAM AARON i 29 il -1' J .1 LOVE INJEFFERSON Love springs eTernal wiThin The human breasT. IT dwells' in every nook and cranny oT JeTTersong you can Tind love in The books, on The desks, and among The sTudenTs. No one is leTT unTouched. Cupid's bow pierces The lion-hearTed senior and The mousey Treshman alike. The wound insTead oT bringing pain, causes The inTlicTed greaT joy-The ioy oT love. ln order To carry on Their aTTairs d'amours undisTurbed, schemes are devised To ouTwiT The poor, unsuspecTing Teacher. A splendid example oT how a JeTFersonian s wiT and cunning is uTilized Takes place in The hisTory room. While daTes are being TaughT, new ones are being made. Never has a boy concenTraTed so hard and so long on a Tigure-as in The English class, or perTormed so ardenTly The greaT Shakespearean love scenes as in The maTh room. l have oTTen wondered if The Teachers noTice ThaT The same people Take The pass aT a cerTain Time each day? ls iT a coincidence or are They going To a rendezvous wiTh Their currenT beau down The hall? I have seen iT all and so have you Tellow JeTTersonians, Tor you and I are The players. Love is aT The very hearT oT JeTTerson. IT is always beaTing sTeadily, and will never die-SweeT love! y ETLEEN HOFFMAN N APPLIED SHAKES PEARE lvleThoughT I heard a voice cry, 'Sleep no more' 'T . . . STudenT caughT napping in hisTory class. This is a sorry sighT . . . ReporT Card AvaunT and quiT my sighTl l.eT The earTh hide Thee . . . l-lomeworlf There's no arT To Tind The mind's consTrucTion in The Tacel' . . . Teacher marlcing a reciTaTion. Oh, ThaT This Too, Too solid Tlesh would melT, Thaw, and resolve iTselT inTo a dewl rOr ThaT The EverlasTing had noT Tix'd l-lis canon 'gainsT selT slaughTerl . . . The day oT The RegenTs exam. l do repenTq buT heaven haTh pleas'd iT so . . . FirsT Third oT ReporT Card. . . . Remember Theel Aye, Thou poor ghosT, while memory holds a seaT ln This disTracTed globe. Remember Theel . . . JeTTeson To iTs sTudenTs. WheTher 'Tis nobler in The mind To suTTer The slings and arrows oT ouTrageous TorTune . . . l-lesiTanT Eco. cuTTer. Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and Tomorrow Creeps in iTs peTTy pace Trom day To day To The lasT syllable oT recorded Time. . . . C-5raduaTion Day. 32 LUCILLE ENGEL ONCE WE WERE vouwcioo... 'F 55:2 Q Z , 'fp 3 s 3 JW aff . wa All 'af a ' -' ' f. W., K0- ESSAY ON A DREAMER There have been essays wriTTen on derbies, dolls, doors, drawers, dresses, drunkards, dandelions, dancers, dames, doilies, and daisies: on darning, drawing, dancing, and dining. ln TacT There have been essays wriTTen on almosT everyThing beginning wiTh a Well, This is an essay on a dreamer-a JeTTersonian dreamer. Yes. when we in This school are noT engaged in very imporTanT duTies such as doing homework and sTudy- ing land we are noT always engaged in These very imporTanT duTiesl, we dream. When a JeTFersonian dreams, iT is noT abouT such prosaic and ordinary Things as invenTing a liTe-giving serum, or discovering a new body oT land, or wriTing The greaT American novel. Oh, nol l l l l-le dreams abouT The Tollowing Thunderous, earThguaking, planeTw shaking evenTs: geTTing a seaT on The 8:20 A. M. bus To school-or aT leasT geTTing on The bus, abouT sneaking pasT Mrs. l-loeg's door wiThouT a Tie and wiThouT being given a pink card. l-le dreams abouT passing an inTermediaTe algebra TesTg abouT being TirsT in line in The lunchroom: going Through Tour years oT school wiThouT suTTering Trom aT leasT Two nervous breakdowns which resulT in one's spending one's lasT Term in school TwiTching, sTuTTer- ing, and having nighTmares, and Then lasT, buT Tour million miles Trom being leasT, a JeTTersonian dreams oT gracluaTing. Then a JeTTersonian dreams oT The TuTureg noT abouT such common Things as helicopTers, Television, and plasTics. Ch, nol l l l l-le dreams abouT a TuTure in which people will have The menTaliTy To solve Their own problems insTead oT Turning To Mr. AnThonyg a TuTure which will be Tree Trom all singing commercials oT any kind, a TuTure in which The masTers oT ceremonies oT guizz shows will leT The conTesTanTs answer The guesTions by Themselves. 0 Yes, iT is abouT These really imporTanT Things ThaT a Jeillersonian dreams. SHIRLEY l-IONIGMAN 37 A TRIBUTE TO AMERICA I Thanlc God I am an American. Today, when millions oT people have died under The heel oT The Nazis and The Japs, I am glad To say I am an American and live in a greaT counTry like ours. I was born in Poland and Icnow whaT iT's like To live in a poor Town among people who mighT rise up againsT us any day simply becausewwe were Jews and prayed To God in a diTIerenT manner. I am very gi:aTeTuI ThaT I have The opporTuniTy To go To an American school. Though There are people in America who are inToIeranT oT oTher religions, neverTheIess, There is always The opporTuniTy oT deTending oneselT-always The peace oT mind and knowledge ThaT iusT Trials are held To deTermine guiIT or innocence. I know ThaT The pooresT person here is beTTer oTI Than a middle class person is in Europe. I realize Thal The sTandard oT living is much higher here Than in any oTher counTry in The world. America is The meITing poT oT The world which people oT all naTionaIi- Ties, color, and creed have worlced TogeTher To build up. America is a land where The common man is endowed wiTh The inalienable righTs-oT IiTe, IiberTy and The pursuiT oT happiness. I Thank God I am in America. ANNA COI-IEN 38 SENIOR CELEBRITI S Abe l-lazelcorn Jack Silverman Herman Samei l-larvey Schein Earle Roihloell Sam l-lack Sam Olanoici Jack Silverman Arnold Feiier Kenneih Rusierholz Sam l-lack Seymour Rosen Abe l-lazelcorn Sam Olanoii ' Marvin Ausubel Abe l-lazelcorn Kenneih Rusierholz Sam Olanoici Besi' Afhleie Besl' Dancer Bes+ Dressed Bes+ Looking Besi' Scholar Bes'r Acior-Aciress Class Filibusier Class Flir+ Class Gremlin Class Musician Class Poliiician Florence Alischuler Phyllis Kivelowiiz Alice Zelanko Rulh Rimlancl Claire Zelenka Shirley Barsky Shirley Ciiron Shirley Resnick Eihel Blueiielcl Bernice Russell Sue Kaizman Class waigcgqudwfzv 511+ Ada Laboisky - ,367 Pfwlbdnha- Mosi' Charming Ruih Rimland Mosi Likely +o Succeed Elaine Auerbach Mosl' Popular Shirley Baum Mosf Modesi' Elsie Chin Mosi Versafile Shirley Baum Teacher's Pei' Jane Dluzewski 39 WHAT NOW, LITTLE MAN? As a 'Freshman he was The mosT meek oT all JeTTersonians. l-le quaked beTore Teachers, aTe his lunch in The lunchroom, and said, Yes, ma'am To The S.P.'s. l-le always wenT up an up sTaircase and down a down sTaircase. As a Treshie he was an insigniTicanT sguirT! . EnTering sophomorehood he began To resemble, very vaguely, a JeTTersonian. T-le began To Teel ThaT S.P.'s were creaTures To be scorned and ThaT noT all Teachers were Three-horned monsTers. BuT'he sTill wenT To The library Tor his book reporTs-an umcorgivable acTl Arriving aT The loTTy pinnacle oT iuniorhood, our liTTle man is now, indeed, a liTTle man. You'll hear him whisTling Through The halls: you'll see him chewing on his lunch in Eco., and you'll Tind him Trying To geT a Tree ride on The elevaTor. l-lowever, he s+iII geTs To his classes puncTually and does his homework very TaiThTully! The glorious heighTs oT seniordom having been reached, our liTTle man is now aT The peak oT his career. l-le siTs back in class wiTh a blank expression on his Tace, very much The bored lisTener. l-le is king, and The school, his domain. The word homework has become parT oT a dead language Tor him, and book reporTs are ouTside his rigid code. IT ever he geTs a spark oT ambiTion or energy, he siTs down and waiTs Tor The Teel- ing To go away. l-le bullies The Treshmen, scorns all S.P.'s and Teachers, and Tries To see how many bookshe can leave aT home each day! l-le crosses his Tingers, breaThes a prayer, Takes his RegenTs, and graduaTes. They give him his diploma, kiss him goodbye, and seT him ouTside The door. WhaT now, liTTle man? T SYLVIA SCT-TORR ,,i.,fhf..s wwMsN ' ACTIVITIES THE i-iosTEss cLuB The I-losTess Club serves aT almosT all oT The school TuncTions, such as parTies, dances and school celebraTions. Many Thinlc ThaT membership in The I-losTess Club means merely To serve aT These TuncTions, buT They are misTalcen. We have loTs oT Tun aT These parTies and we really geT To lcnow whaT our Teachers are like. For example, lasT year, The TaculTy gave a parTy Tor Mr. Kaphan, our principal. The TaculTy supplied The enTerTainmenT Themselves: we oT The I-IosTess Club had a grand Time waTching The Teachers. Speaking Tor myselT and I guess Tor The resT oT The girls, l'm glad I ioined, Tor I believe I have gained poise and grace, by serving and coming in conTacT wiTh my Teachers and Tellow classmaTes socially. The senior members are: I-IarrieT Cohen, Phyllis WisoTT, Laura Blumen- Teld, Florence Bacauslaas, RiTa Kriegler, Diana Kramer, Gladys Siegel. RITA KRIEGLER, ,1- I 4I THE STENOGRAPHY CLUB R-ring! IT's Two-TiTTeen and ThaT signiTies The end oT a hard day oT learning Tor mosT oT JeTTerson's Temale popuIaTion pursuing a commercial course. Some, however, desirous oT acquiring greaTer knowledge, pro- ceed To Room 309. There, under The supervision oT charming Miss McMahon, They pracTice To increase Their speed in sTenography. The requiremenTs Tor The club-merely a pen and pencil, plus a Tair knowledge oT sTenography. The club is divided inTo Two groups. To one, Miss McMahon dicTaTes a IeTTer aT 80 words per minuTe and To The oTher group, she dicTaTes a IeTTer aT IO0 words per minuTe. Theiprocedure ThereaTTer is To Transcribe in ink, in proper business Torm, The IeTTer assigned To one's group. The resuIT? Many oT The members oT The STen Club have emerged as accuraTe, well-mannered sTenographers eligible Tor good posiTions in The business world. A The senior members oT The club are Shirley Eisenhandler, Gloria GasTman, Doris Ginsberg, Gloria KauTman, Goldie Kirschenbaum, Gloria KamineTsky, DoroThy Lewis, and EdiTh Schneider. SHIRLEY BAUM STUDENT COUNCIL AGAINST INTOLERANCE ITxis hard To believe ThaT in These Terrible days when our boys are TighTing so ward againsT evil dogmas, There sTiII exisT in The minds oT cer- Tain Americans, inToIerance and haTe. We have in This school a group oT socially-minded, wide-awake young people, who under The leadership oT Mr. Solemnick TighT againsT These bigoTs and disTorTed individuals and all The Things They sTand Tor. The S.C.A.I. preaches Tolerance and under- sTanding oT one's Tellowman. The seniors in This group are: Norman Friedman, Julie Flusberg, Seymour MansdorT, Shirley Radzin, JusTine Rez- insky, and I-Ioward SuITan. The PresidenT is Lila Marcus and The Vice- PresidenT is Ira BarTTieId. I-IaTs OTT To The STudenT Council AgainsT InToIerance. IT sTands Tor Those Things ThaT we are TighTing Tor. SHIRLEY HONIGMAN 42 S 6051230 CII? P6 W OS JEFFE lesofvmfv Y: NIXC' QW SY-VTQVX CO BUDGET COMMITTEE LXYJWN BELL P UBUCATIQNS TAFF ' u A Tl ON C OURT NIXCK OW CORPS STUDENT CCDUNCXL T ACNNS XNT OLERANCE PXRXST A STUDE N PATR OL 1 AND HERE, DEAR ARE CJRANDMA QU fqff IL! I I JZ' f f fl f, ' Kf ffj !l!'fj' if 2 K 1, f ' It , fl' dquca --.--.. ---- -' J? ,Zi A6414 CZ-wild I QAGA6-Qmify, mfawmw gba! Mfg' Yiwwfjjvfwwt' :W , 2? , wwfhiffrzfw up g ,,,,,,A1Mw44d. M CRANDCHILDREN AND C RAN DPA WHEN THEY WERE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ' MIRIAM AARON Mimi Regenls Board Aurora Slalil Sec. ro Mr. Schneider Commercial Arlisf ROSE ABRAMOWITZ Shorly Srarnp and Bond Rep. Sludenf Aid Pin and Ring Rep. Secrelary ALAN ADELSON New York Universify Engineer THEODORE J. AIN Teddy Tulane Universily Firsr Aider Arisla Sec. fo Mr. Goldberger Medicine FLORENCE ALTSHULER Flo Brooklyn Senior Council Service Council Leaders Club Baskelball Club Handball Club Healfh Educaiion Teacher HELEN ALSWANG Sfenographer MOLLIE APTNER Lee Sec. fo Mr. Harrison Secreiary ALICE ARDASHNIKOV Sec. Io Mrs. Weinberger Drall Board Secrefary 50 College . nb' ix, .X I 7 rg 4 I jf- J LAINFA RBACIVJ fl ' , ie, ' K 'gify College. y 1 ' ec of thUG.O. year .1 wg J If I ' S rvice ioyncil ' Sec. Io, r. Spund If I c. P. A. h, ,, f . MARVIN Aususe 0 olfwsl' lvl I C.M. l Columbia Universil Wjb Pres, of Service Council ff ' - Arisla jj' If V G.O. Council . I 1' ,,'. flAJ 0 Manager of Baskdlbfgll eajn A Senior Council Llyrffflx yqfr-. Lawyer If FLORENCE BACAUSKAS Irish Modeling School Hosless Club Sec. To Mrs. Hoeg Leaders Club Baslcerball Handball Model ANITA BALSAM Nile C.C.N.Y. Sec. Io Mr. Solemniclr Class Presidenl Sec. 'Io Mr. Sfeinberg G.O. Rep. Dancing Club Accounianf GLORIA BALSAM Glory C.C.N.Y. Sec. 'ro Mr. Jaffe Assl. fo Mr. Spund Sludenl Palrol Bank Rep. Pres. of Dancing Club Accounlanl' GLORIA BARKIN Hunier College Viclory Corps Arisla Tuloring Biology Laboralory Record Office Service Council A, I I W CII I-IARRIET B SH Hari J ff' .C. l Service Coun I I I I-Ieallh Service IV Liberfy Bell- si ss Slaff . Leader Baslcelball Club Waves c, FLORENCE BARISHMAPK Flo Secrelary 4 LlLLlAN BARON Lee Boolflceeper SHIRLEY BARSKY Sheila American Academy of Dramaiic Ari Senior Council Viclory Corps Rep. Vice-Pres. of Radio Workshop Sfudenl Aid Show Sec. To Mr. Lieberman Acfress lRA BARTFIELD Senafor C.C.N.Y. Arisla Vice-Pres. of S.C.A.l. Aurora Sfalil Vicfory Corps Rep. Sec. To Mr. Lewilles Social Science BERNICE BASS Babs Cadet Nurse Corps Pres. of Sludenl Palrol Service Council CMO. Council Sec. To Mr. Harrison Usher Manager of Sludenf Pafrol Nurse IRENE BASS Business School Slenographer YVETTE BASS C.C.N.Y. Sfalislician SHIRLEY BAUM Lee Cify Colle e Arisla D x UC Senior Council'- G.O. Council Y tl, Gabe, Pres Council ' 1 Slen. Club ' ' Accounianf ' K jf, GLADYS BEAN ,7mv C.C.N.Y. Courf Sfenograplier MARTIN BECKER Beclr Swimming Team RITA BECKER Rivi Brookly Silw Term War Bond Rep bln Term War Bond Rep. Hygienisl' EMANUEL BECKLER Manny Sec. io Mr. Goldberqer Traveler EDWARD BEHRMAN Eddie Broolrlyn College Pres. of 6fl1 Term Research J ULIUS BIEGEL C.M. 5 C. P. A. JOE BEIZER Zonzy Radio Worlcslwop Radio Announcer JOSEPH BELLO Joe Sludenl' Palrol Engine Shop Foreman SELMA BEN DER Secrefary pt, l l . MARTHA BERL Maria Broolrlyn College Service Council Liberfy Bell Jellersonian Sec. lo Hebrew Depl. Sec. lo Miss Hay Teaching W .Ms ,offfl Rug,-fQ , o f alrol er icd'QQdk l 1 A-I Qmerafive om :He 1 yxf'-'Arb'+ ' ' 5 W ain of Slu ol Engineer Q! DORIS BERNSTHN Brooklyn College Sec. 'lo Miss Barclay Leaders Club ll lerml Hebrew Club Performance Sugar Ralioning Fuel Ralioning I Social New Y PAU LA Paul C.C.N.Y. Sludenl' Palrol Secrelary uh?-9 -lx if ETHEL BLUEHELD Elly Business Bond Rep. Viclory Corps Rep. 6.0. Rep. Secrelary 52 LAURA BLUMENFELD Lorry C.C.N.Y. Hosless Club Sludenl Palrol Sec. 'ro Mrs. Cohen Secrefary BE IN BOBER ' B rig My has A 0f5f,ZF7v 0 ELEANOR BO OTNICK gpg, Ella Business College Secrelary Mk IRVING BROWN Brownie 6.0. Rep. ' Sludenl Palrol f 0 Navy 5 SONIA BR NW HM! . unny ID ollegej i l rps ' id n ncil ' ec. Pep . of 8D ec. ol Firsl Aid Class Privafe Secrelary ELAINE BROWNSTHN Sandy Columbia Universily Viclory Corps Rep. Vice-Pres. of Eco. Class Sec. lo Mrs. Paslernalc Spanish Slenographer Louis uc ER Si C ly College P rmacy W X GLORIA BUDANSKY Glory Business College Sec. 'lo Mrs. Sherman Sec. lo Mrs. McLellan Housewife EVLYN BURACK Evi Dramaiic School Radio Aciress LILLIAN CHERVIN Lydia Nurses' Training School Librarian of Hygiene Library Nurse :K x FHYLLIS Cl-llERT Business College Privaie Secreiary sl ess: 9LrrJUV ' Senixcgigilass . Seni C kb rvlce C45 i . y WMV i I Cl Mr. ros hair of Red Cross-I 42 SHIRLEY ClTRON Charlee Service' Council Sec. To Mrs. Annenberg Siudeni' Co-op. 6.0. Rep. Sec. of Williams Annex Privafe Secrefary Ha Club C orus ANNA C F 5. reas Board Hebrew Clu Secrelary BEATRICE COHEN Bea ' ' Business School Arisia 'A N Service Council , Sec. 16 Miss Peiers Sec. in Aiiendance Office Sec. io Mr. Muldorf BEVERLY COHEN Cily College Vice-Pres. of BF Sec. 'lo Miss Naielson 6.0. Rep. Aurora Siaii Member Chairman of Eco. Class Business Execufive BESSIE COHEN Pes l+l Broolrlyn College Sec. io Miss Simons Sec. 'ro Miss Kilis Acling CHARLOTTE COHEN Charlie Business College Sec. fo Mr. Lapidus Compiomefrisi' CLAIRE COHEN Lorrie fl Pres. of B V Pres. of Senio Council Privafe Secerfary i HARRIET COl-lEN Ha Nurses' Training School Pres. oi l-losiess Club Sec. io Mrs. Hoeg Dancing Club Sec. io Mrs. Powers Caclei Nurse LlLLlAN COHEN College Library Arisia Tuioring Service Council V Sec. ioi Mrs. Wells Times Rep. gl COHEN ye Bgalrlyn College i rora j E ' oo room Z-. Pr s. of 3rd andyjijlffer English Pres.-See. of Hygiene Lawyer g VICTORIA COHEN Vicki Cornell Universif Chancellor of Kagaihos jj W Service Council 6.0. Council W K9 I7 Leaders Club JZ Swimming Team PM i Social Worker fl - NORMAN COLEMAN XT Normie C.C.N.Y. Swimming Team Engineer 53 DAVID CONRAD Cily College Pres. of Science Club Pres. of Chemisrry Club Pyfhagorean Sociely Bio. Service Squad Arisla Research Chemisr BLANCI-IE CRAVATS C.C.N.Y. Sfudeni Parrol C. P. A. JOSEPl'llNE CURRERl Jo Business School Srudenl Falrol Bookkeeper RUBIN DALACl-llNSKY Ruby Brooklyn College Eye Docfor 70 been f'r-od-AX 5 UKJQ- ffwbliu 9-ol-Ay-VR - XfJv4'e-.2-v-59' 'D-'-'J vicrom DASSA Viki Business College Bookkeeper BEATRICE DAUTCH Bunny C.C.N.Y. Sec. 'lo Dr. Kramer Privafe Secrelary CHARLOTTE DELIN Char Business College Sludenr Palrol Song and Cheer Club Dancing Club Sienographer Y AN NA DEM BROFSKY Kifren Arisla Lunchroorn Squad lAnnexl Sec. To Mrs. Weinberger Sec. To Mr. M. G. Cohen K Sec. To Mrs. Levy Bookkeeper Ei 3231 HAROLD DEUTSCHMAN Lamb N.Y.U. C. P. A. JERRY DIAMOND C.C.N.Y. Amplifier Squad Mimeograph Squad Radio Workshop Lawyer JANE DLUZEW KI J ie C.G.N.Y. o S Klein' Service 4 5 lil ' c. lo iss Pa r I X 'ee Y Y i 1 , 5 IRVING DOBR FSKY Dubro Liberly Bell Business Sfafl Siudenr Palrol Engineer SYLVIA EHOODIN Jewish Hospifal Sec. lo Mr. Glassman Heallh Squad, 6lh Term Siamp and Bond Rep. Nurse JOSEPH EISENBERG Whiley L.l.U. SHIRLEY EISENHANDLER Shirl C.C.N.Y. Sec. lo Miss Saslaw Sec. ro Mr. Goodman Sfenoqraphy Club K, 1 Privaie Secrelary I I X LV QM s .G+ Psifoclvlannekflyllfji gl! i vu yi i l J iglfdjl l . i I xyf x.f 's MURRAY EISNER Moishe Brooklyn College Sludenf Palrol Medicine A, LlA ELF BEI Fi ' c, 'J :Es ' ar QVQP .- u enxPiPa-AST n ex Se iafary CHARLOTTE hgslwe ,L I raH lnslilufe Ffa ' ' ' f f f I ., I U! l A ilor V Auroraw A lf- 6 Arhsf A ' , , A A ll ,,. 2 .2 ISIDORE ENG,-EL luy Pres. of 3C Pres. of 7C Bank Rep. 656 Liberry Bell Rep., 7C Pres. of Book Class Marine LUCILLE ENGEL Tubby Universi+y of . Pennsylvania Capr. of Sluclenl Pafrol Sec. lo Mr. Harrison Aurora Slarf Service Council Sec. lo Mrs. MacColl Medicine LlLLlAN EPSTEIN Lil Siuclenr Palrol-Lunclwroom Sienograplwer FANNIE ETTINGER Sec. 'lo Mr. Ackerman Secrefary s Hi? rw. 1 'X ESTHER FEDERMY 1 l Blaclry 'xi gg, xg 59 Sec. fo Mrs. Riaqes ' A he pf Sec. +o Mr. Efifliorrl-5 irq. 'El Prkvle Secrffary fi Y l Mk' 5 X 5 3 A i A ,. 1 If il il . . 1,1-it T . 4 b 1 Q w .f ' ARNOLD FEFFER Nose Broolrlyn College Capt of Bill Term Bond and Sfamp Reps. Sluclenl Palrol Teacher EDITH FEIBISH Pres. of 42C lAnnexl Bond and Slamp Rep. l42Cl Vice-Pres. of 5L Secreiary 2 DoLoREs FEIGELMA i' W Dee V adei A se ' riycB-jSlafl' ruden+r'Pol'rQl Drafw-ai u W Q Vicfory orps Re . Sec. 'ro Miss Na+ o ROSLYN EEIRSTEIN Roxie Senior Council Liberfy Bell Slaff Business Execufive FRANCES FELD 9 Bro Arisla Service Council Senior Council Airendance Office Leaders Club Bio-Clwemisf LOUIS FELDMAN Luch Bro Deniisf ALBERT FELDSI-l ER BEVERLY FERN ER TW C.C.N.Y. olzlyn College oklyn College Bev School of Journalism Handball l2 Termsl Tennis l2 Termsl Ping-Pong l2 Terrnsl Sludenr Pairol lAnnexl Capt of Baskerball Team 55 YVONNE FERRIS NALDINE FREEDMAN Frenchy Pres. of Eco. Class Sec. ro Miss McDanie Housewife BEATRICE FIGLIOLI I Bea Business College Sec. 'Io Mrs. Powers Sec. 'ro Miss Wilgard Sec. lo Mrs. Weiner Housewife STANLEY FINE Columb Treas. of 8A Aurora Slant Physician RUTH FINKELSTEIN Broo Heallh Sq. in Pool Leaders Club Dancing Club ia Universily Irlyn College Sec. Io Mrs. Paslernak Sludenl Aid Performa RACHEL PINS Rae Brooklyn Eve Sludenl Palrol Courl Sfenographer BERNARD FINTZ Broo Arisla Service Council Program Commillee Viclory Corps Rep. A.R. Warden Leader Lawyer JULIE FLUSBERG Cadel' Program Commillee Service Council Sec. Io Mr. Glassman nce ning College Irlyn College Nurse Corps Sludenl Council againsl' Inloler- ance Regislered Nurse THELMA FOGEL Tybie Broo Service Council Sec. Io Mr. Aaroni Leaders Club Sec. Io Mr. Siegel 6.0. Rep. Kindergarfen Teacher 56 Iclyn College Nelda Sec. Io Mrs. Reuillard Courf Slenographor ESTI-IER FRIED Essie Brook G.O, Rep. I nfer-Am erican League Hebrew Club Bank Rep. Social Service Worller MARVIN FRIEDMAN C.C.N.Y. Iyn College Moose P' if i g I ING 6.0 . S den? Palrol English BCCTwVK i 7.1 .,- Army ', NORMA FRIEDMAN Nulch Broolrlyn College Execulive Officer of S.C.A.I. Hebrew Club Sludenl' Library Assisla nl REBECCA FRIEDMAN Liberly Bell Leaders Club Hebrew Club Nurse SHIRLEY FRUM Broolrlyn College Sec. 'ro Miss Meehan Viclory Corps Sludenl Palrol Inler-American League Ca nleen French Teacher SYBIL GALLANT Giggles Brooklyn College Orcheslra Liberly Bell Senior Council Viclory Corps Heallln Squad Journalism RONALD GARSHAG Slreich Varsily Baslcelball Team 2 yearsl 9' K s.--X GLORIA GASTMAN Blondie Business College Slen. Club I2 Termsl Lunchroom Affendani lAnnexl Sfenographer or C. P. A. HELEN LILLIAN gl H f fBroo'klyn College 'A I ' JW Spudenf Librgapf Group Sfudeni. Irol kj Ar Vicfof Corps Repf ' 'I' muy? fx' li V ' fl .LVL MARTIN GERMAN . . 1 Senior Council G.O. Rep. J,- Arisla V C. P. A. 1 kIAr:.A-Q, I7 HELEN GERSTNER C.C.N.Y. Sludenr Pafrol ' JL Bank Rep Bookkeeper f jfs HARRY GESHICK Pkuoio Engraver fl SAM GIMAN C.C.N.Y. Arisla Engineering ORIS GINSBERGM, ' 4.1-Bur ss ollege Slen. u I2 Termmfj L roo Ser 'ce iAnnexl fwgrgfibk X 1 vm , J MARVIN GITTER Moisl'l N.Y.U. Shop Foreman Sec. Io Mr. Rodgers Siudeni Pairol Sec. 'ro Mr. Greenberg Sec. Io Mr. Sleinberg Social Science ADELE L MA Dellie 4 Heal Sfudeni P Ol Hebrew b Secrei' 77 JUNE GOLDMAEL' fn, .r.' Junie J' WU- . Senior Coimilqje 'ff g ! Sec. of Argwh .ffyg ,- V Service Cdjznc ' ' f 'Mi ' Sec, Io Mrs, 1' erger .X -' ,411 Sec. of Pres. gounlgbl Eff .2 Secreiary SYLVIA GOLDMAN Sussy Business College Sec. Io Mr. Einhorn Siudenf Pafrol Bank Rep. Bookkeeper A ELE 6-OLDSTEIN g Brooklyn ,fGt5'llege I ' fwefrfs-4f,,4V.,,y I, ,,,,,f Sludenl Aid Z-fp' ' In ,V jf, Radio Workshop 2' ' ' r, V, Achessf' X?1:f'A i ze... ,, I ANNA GOLDSTEIN C.C.N.Y. Class Pres. of 6N l Sfudenf Pa+rol Sec. Io Mrs. Reuillard 1 Bookkeeper , I CLAIIR BSTEI i C.C.N.Y. c r iln , r . O i Ii ss Accounfan K ELAINE GOLDSTEIN Evy Sec. Io Miss Sioloif Sec. To Mr. Mallow Privaie Secrefary LILLIAN GOLSTEIN Lee Brooklyn College Dancing Club SIuden'I Aid 57 SEYMOUR GOLDSTEI N Mullle Pralf lnsiifule Designer Lll.l.lAN GORDON Business College Pres. of 55J Bond Rep. G.O. Rep. Dancing Club Courl Sfenographer NORMAN GORDON Normie C.C.N.Y. Amplifier Squad G.O. Rep. Bond and Slamp Rep. Sec. lo Mr, Friedlaerg Service Council Eleclrical Engineer Q GOLUB gyifisg N.Y.U. if Ci 5 yglhairman of Program Commillee 5 ce Council sy Co-Chairman of Jefferson Canleen Viclory Corps Physician MARVIN GOODMAN Ronald Universify of Oklahoma Sludenl Palrol Business Adminisiralion TOBY GRABOFE Sec. lo Mrs. Serels Sec. lo Miss Slololi Secrelary GERALDINE GREENBERG Manager of Liberly Bell lBusinessl Class Trees. of BJ G.O. Treas. of 5Th Term Class Sec. lo Mr. Sleinberg Service Council Palesiine THELMA GRUMER Toby C.C.N.Y. Sec. lo Mr. Tenrosen Slamp and Bond Rep. C. P. A. -1 + 58 SYDELL GRUNDFEST Syd Sec. lo Dr. Sper Privafe Secreiary DORIS GRUSl-lKlN Red Business College Sec. 'lo Mrs. Swartz Sfudenl Palrol lAnnexl Accounianl ANNA GVENTER Service Council Senior Council Library Slalll-4 Terms Sec. 'lo Miss Palmer Pres. of 8l Business SAM l-lACK C.M.2 College Pres. of Senior Class G.O. Council Arisla ' Siudenl Aid Show Service Council GEORGE HABER Doc . Army Pres. ol G.O. Saclcman Annex Pres. of Slage Squad G.O. Council Senior Council Bank Rep. Engineer ElLEEN l-lALlKMAN Hunler College Library-3 Terms Sec. io Miss Macpherson tu ARTHUR HALPERN Bufiie C.C.N.Y. Sludenl Pairol, 44D Assl. ol Gasoline War Raiion Board Accounlanl or Journalism I ABRAHAM HAZELCORN C.M.8 ' Arisia Capl. of Swimming Team Senior Council HYMAN I-IEIMOWITZ Hy Navy G.O. Rep. Arl' Squad Sec. lo Mr. Hodesblall' Comedian MARION HERSHKOWITZ Mimi C.C.N.Y. Aurora Rep. Slamp and Bond Rep. Volleyball Team Capr., Slh Term Privale Secrelery EILEEN HOFFMAN Cleo Broolrlyn College Radio Workshop' Sludenl Aid Sludenl Palrol Salvage Commillee Service Council Teacher EUGENE HOFFMAN Gene Columbia Universily Aulhor SHIRLEY HOFFMAN Riclrie Srudenl' Palrol Secrefary Ariim HOLLVlNkAi4Ml,5 A Ari ,jfs-li ' roo yh College, 'f'4gf0graiii Commillee H ,f D Sliiiscynl Qajrol ' N! ' 'wfdf I '!Seog lo lN4fS.!S.l'Ol9ii ' Layla! f, M' x f-M. Danamgfcriisl L' A 'I ' ,f .nf ri iff SHIRLEY HONIGMAN Brooklyn College Jefiersonian Slalli Heallh Squad lolh Terml Aurora Slalrl Journalisl ROBERT HKOROWITZ Dulce Usher Manager of lhe Sludenl Palrol Service Council Capl. of Sludenl Palrol Veferinarian SIDNEY HOROWITZ Sards C.C.N.Y. Liloerly Bell Sporls Edilor Sec. 'lo Mr. Adolph Sec. lo Mr. Hodesblall Service Council Arisla Scienfisl ELAINE ISOUITH Babe or lsky Broolrlyn College Heallh Squad Service Council Elemenlary School Teacher BELLA JACKANOV Belle Brooklyn College Sludenl Palrol Regenls Folder Com. Social Worker ROSE JAFFE Roz Cily College Sec. lo Mrs. Monahan Sec. +o Mrs. MacCoII Pres. of 65H IAnnexl Accounfanf DARNLEY JONES Don Uniled Sfaies Army Lieu+enanl' ELAINE JONES Jonesy Brooklyn College Sec. lo Mr. Reynolds I2 Termsl Teacher 1- HENRIETTA KAHAN I Heni Awf' Assl. io G.O. Sec. Sec. lo Mr. Spund X il . Service Council xx ki, Secrefary HARRIET KALCHMAN Red N.Y.U. Senior Council Sec. lo Pres. Council mm Service Council I . , Sec. lo Mrs. Ouinn my I E Sec. 'lo Mrs. Rieqer Buyer 59 LORRAINE KAMELHAR Lenny Broolrlyn College Sec, lo Mr. Einhorn - Sec. lo Mrs. Serels Gen. Assl. lo Miss Gelber Bank Rep. Program Commillee Biologisl' GLORIA KAMlNETSKY Goldie Business College Sfenography Club Sec. lo Mr. Lewirles Hebrew Club Secrelery and Accounfanf YETTA KANIS C.C,N.Y. Arisla Allendance Office Service Council Program Commillee Sec. To Mr. Epsfein C. P. A. NORMAN KANOFF Whifey Praff lns+i'ru+e Chemisf-Physicis+ GLORIA KANTOR ' Br5ghi fEyes 3 l -'H N.Y.U. Aucliformro Mr. Mellow is Sec. lo Mrs. Rieger Sec. oel:iMr.l'Mel6Ks Ofligial glass Drafl Bpard A I, JM A,- Q Sec. of Class TG V I c5P.A. ' . ' - KA 9 , . vi ' 1 ,, -, A 'Elg -' ll PL , Ka 4 5 - 7 M .o if 'O-', I o' F9 i ' - ciil PM f X AN Sofavrt Cfau If ELAINE AP E Business' College Secrdary Q' y Q P vi. X:-jf' W 1 eff! tax! . ,f 0. .L f'5,.g'lV, ' ELEANOR KAPLAN Ellry G.O. Rep. l3rd Term 3lBl G.O. Rep. l4+h Term 4Dl G.O. Rep. l5ll1 Term 5Cl Sugar and Fuel Ralioning Board Dance Group Occupalional Therapy 60 , .. SARAH KAPLAN Hun+er College Arisia Hebrew Club Sec. lo Mrs. MacCoII Sec. lo Mr. Epslein Pylhagorean Sociely Teacher SYLVIA KARL Tibby C.C.N.Y. Leaders Clubli Sec. lo Mr. Einhorn Swimming Dancing Priva+e Secreiary GEORGE ARR C M.9 . ' D V, . . F. B. I. ,7 3'-Z Wh im,-gy BENJAMIN K Z Pussy Sludem' Palrol Sec. for Camouflage Class Pres. of General Science Class Navy Air Crew . ' . x .bad IDORQTHY I, I lljof 3' Q I S'ecVlgAMiss SAS? Ml, 5 Rufvafe Svdefezw . +. su KATZMAN. uzie Q E' rg Senior Council . A I fSludenl Aid , Speech Teach r Q! C r fag, , eLoRiAff4AurMAN Glory C.C.N.Y. Business Course Arisfa Sec. ro Mr. Melov Sfen. Club Sfamp and Bond Rep. Accounfanf HARVEY KESSLER N.Y.U. Orcheslra Milifary Band Swing Band Sludenl Aid Show Elecfrical Engineer GOLDIE KIRSHENBAUM Blackie Business School Siem. Club Hebrew Club Sec. io Mrs. Weinberger Sienographer FHYLLIS KIVELOWITZ Green Eyes Sf. Jol1n's College Audilor for Mr. allow Swimming c.P.A.' Egg' K M134 .iq I Qiwf Q V f, e ADY L TZEL J I , ' C.C.N.Y. fgilo rapl-ivgdffx iff A if :TH KOPEL' I he Se . . Rieggf 7 'i 'Hebrew Cl ,XXI Travel f ,Lf-fx!! SYLVIA KOPITO Tzip C.C.N.Y. Social Worker AN N E KORNGOLD Peanui' N,Y,U, Pres. of Sl Privaie Secrefary DIANA KRAMER Dena Business College Hosress Club Pres, of 4lE lAnnexi Secrefary LAURETTE KRAMER Laurie Brooklyn College Viclory Corpsw7I Sec. 'lo Mrs. Weinberger Secrefary l DOROTHY KRASNOPOLSKY Blue Eyes Brooklyn College Sec. +o Miss Grossbard Typisl on Liberfy Bell Slaff Vicfory Corps 1, X, -435:01-4C.rp t. Accouniani MARGARET KRAUSHAR Marge C.C.N.Y. Marriage - ffl ffi., K1 , MILDRED KRAVITZ'-'ii' N Mhcheiq C.C.N.Y. Sec. lb Mr. Einlworn Arr M i'ror i lliso Clerical ani io is ickrey Couri S en RITA KRIEGLER Dimples Rider College Hosress Club Sec. lo Mr. Schein Medical Secrefary NATHAN KRIGSMAN Na+ C.C.N.Y. Flag Bearer in Assemblies Sec. of Spanish Class Real Esfaie Broker HERBERT KRITZER Temple Universify Arisfa Siudenl Palrol Sec. +o Mr. Hall , X' Denfisi E MANNY KURTZ ' Mfenash I d l ' . arden E siclan W MARILYN KWELMAN Y Blackie C.C.N.Y. Accouniani WVWW I ADA LABOTSKY Labs G,O. Rep. of 7F Viclory Corps Rep. Swimming Team Sec. lo Miss Goldman Secrelary LESTER LAM PNER Les C.C.N.Y. Business Adminisiralion Sludenl Palrol Officer C. P. A. MILDRED LANDA Fuzzy Senior Council S Sec. lo Miss Wilgar Lunchroom Squad Sludenl Palrol lAn Secrelary' f ..N Sec. 'ro Miss Na'l BAERNICE L AU Bl S ry ee ie swglrjliyy I ffilfwilff M U RRAY LAZAROWITZ Sludenl' Palrol Pl-IYLLIS LEFKOWITCI-l Lef+y Sec. of English Class Sec. lo Miss Slolorl Leaders Club lAnnexl Marriage ELEANOR LEI-IMAN Ellie Cornell Sec. of Service Council Senior Council Pres. Council Sec. lo Mr. Tenrosen Malh Teacher Universify NN H. ic LR, ' s re of I er- erican Le ebr fi' g? bWl li pw Nu e f , j W . if 62 ALVIN LEIFER N.Y.U. Sec. lo Mr. Schoenfeld Journalisf ELEANOR LEISNER Elly Business Cdide Se o Mrs. Goldin I . S O Mr , I Se I u c e a .I Slu lr Palrol Se re r xl Q NE ERNER ' Ne fgg I k C. .Y. . Sec. Io M Weinberger i 42 Sec. 'ro rs. I 1 Accounlanl I MILTON LESNOY Mickey C.C.N.Y. Business SI'al'l--Liberly Bell Sec. lo Mr. Adolph Class Pres. Accounlanl' RUTH LEVIN Laffy C.C.N.Y. All-Cily Chorus Sludenl Aid Sec. lo Mr. Schneider Choral Training Liberly Bell Rep. Opera Singer 1 ' ,I ,-, , ' -4:1 BEA! EMVQRE Q' ji' Boshe f ., C.C.N. . Sec. 'ro 1-uf, Da C65 , Se . o rs. icR7'4!yCT'L-f' Sec. 'lo rs. A Secrelary JACK LEVINE Yank Cornell Universily Foresler MARILYN LEVINE Manyoumoo Brooklyn College Viclory Corps Handball Club Salvage Corps Sludenl Palrol Spanish lnlerpreler fm I ML vi i Ml' I, A I ' I f I I5N :za .1- Pruneqyivffbmylrl if - -U- + '1 I if fi: - S nl I5 1 L ' Y 2' X, . if 1 D' Fl 'V f J I I IU' f,,Qf'5. ' . V xmarsha l Q, ' !,,?N.y1 .' Seminar, puncil 'Q y Zildllog Hill, in ' l mvmnf lim A 1 ff iifili I 'I i if ' ,l h ll! 3 3 if-'il SARAH LEVINE Sandy C.C.N.Y. Dancer K riff A LEVI S .+ M' gli!! ,CLS 'Wi . uw' ec. fd Mis V'ce'42! ' Z I ' I' JA! Sluqlenl P r nexf . 4, Privaie Seiziefary ,E 334' 'f J.f.!9 f . 1 1511, I, - JOSEPH LEVY Lf' P M U Senior Council English Boolcroom Squad yJ - SHIRLEY LEVY Duchess Marriage YI 1 I if I l DOROTHY LEWIS Joe C leg S NM e on ' Slen. C Sec rs. M e Viciory ep. Aj Nurse f ELEANORE LIEBERMIAK Elly Treas. of 8H G.O. Rep. of 8H Marines DANIEL LI FSCHITZ Doo Doo Accounfanf .-L.,,LA,L1 L -'dj f 1 O! u , jfflx .ff EVELYN LIPSKY Red C.C.N.Y. Sec. Io Miss Kills Sec. 'Io Mr. Morgan Member of Liberiy Bell Sim? Sludeni' Pairol Secrehary SAELIQI LISA Sunny A 1' C.C.N.Y. STe?'lQ.v Qiwwger l4i,l-,C Sec, Io Mrs. Goldi ' Secrefaac L 4 SHEILA LONDON Si-neil Vicfory Corps Rep. Class Pres. y Marriage ' C gf 5xNDRA YEHA LYNN C.C.N.Y. Vice-Pres. G-.O. Rep. L Se'c. Io Mr. N Hanson Business LILA MAQENHEIM A Lee Business College Sec. 'Io Mr. Goodman Sec. Io Miss Saslaw Secrefary MARVIN MALKIN U. S. Navy THEODORE MANDELBAUM Teddy C.C.N.Y. English Bookroom Firsl Aiders Accoun+an+ HERBERT MANKITA C.C.N.Y. Dancing Club Vicfory Corps Rep. Siarnp and Bond Rep. Cf' P. A. 63 SEYMOUR MANSDORF Sy N.Y.U. C-5.0. Rep. of 7A Aurora Slall Sluclenl Palrol Radio Work Shop Club ' Dancing Club C. P. A. LlLA MARCUS Habonim lnslilule and Brooklyn College Arisla Service Council Pres. ol Sludenl Council Againsl lnrolerance Pres. of Hebrew Club Sec. To Mrs. Cohen Organizalion Work EDNA MARTIN Eddy Program Commirlee Sec. To Mr. M. G. Cohen Service Council Viclory Corps Canleen Secrelary NQVALTER, EIERHCWF ff A 1 I c.c.N.Y. U i'ribe.+y B Il - U flux.f2lii,ii..f B mvlrf ' My e .Usa fc y ' y FK . i SE lr .fl , h' ' : :1 C. . . . D . gry u, Jgnl' Vyf, if! , r ff, LUCILLE ME DOZA Bro lrlyn College 6.0. Rep. l Sludenl Library Group Sec. lo Mrs. Goldberg Bond and Slamp Rep. Ralioning Hislory Teacher K ZELDA MESSLER Zel Boncl and Slamp Rep. G.O. Rep. Secrelary I LEATRICE MILLER ' XX yklrelch Cornell Universily .X Liberly Bell Slall iv I Baslcelball Club tx, ,Jemnis Club Biowling Club rf' Salvage Corps Archeologisl 64 l LUClLLE M ILLNER C.C.N.Y. Slenographer HAZEL MlNKlN C.C.N.Y. Arisla Sighr Conservalion Assislanl' 4 Ralioning C. P. A. i n El 3 A, HERBERI:MCg ER. I liz 1 Broolrlla C l Senior il X ip. i oludeni Pa l P 1 Qerly Bel g I Sec. lo lie K R , Service uncil f - Journalisl' 0' I fha, A, IRA MORGENSTERN Pres. of Class 66 C. P. A. ROSLYN MORRlS Are Sec. 'lo Mrs. Weiner Money and Happiness DAVl D MOS KOWITZ f. N. Broolrlyn College Arisla Medicine MORRIS -MOSKOWITZ Moish Business ABRAHAM NADEL C.C.N.Y Juilliard School of Music Music Teacher Q L PHYLLIS NAROFF Phil Regenis Folder Com miilee Privaie Secreiary MARION NATOW I Smilh or Barnard College Sludeni Palrol Officer Service Council Baskeiball Club Slamp and Bond Rep. Leaders Club Docfor ANITA NEBELKOPF Brooklyn College Malh. Club French Club Sec. 'io Miss Gordon Aihlejic Clubs Sfudeni Pairol Teacher LILLIAN NEEDLEMAN Chickie ' Nurse-Infirmary-Healih Bookkeeper H ELEN N ETCHAY Blondie Privale Secrelary MARTIN NEUWIRTH Monie Soccer Team Business SAMUEL OLANOFF 4 Squad C.C.N.Y. Sheps Brooklyn Polyfechnic lnsiiiule Aris+a Science Club-Vice-Pres, Service Cou ncil Physicisl' HENRIETTA OVID Eecrefary Henri Juilliard School of Music Sludeni Pairol School Orcheslra Piano Teacher A , Q 4 , 0 4. Q- V- l . I - I' fl? :swore PARDO ,A I g,L,,,.41z,-v- C.M.7 Brook yn College , Arisia 1, f,5.-e'.,rj'Q!'i? i Service Council 6.0. Council-Slh Term Rep. rc- F Senior Council E 'I Presidenis' Council I ' Maihemalician HOWARD PARNESS Angel Soccer Team Shop Foreman Siudenl Palrol U. S. Army ESTELLE PASKOFF , EE? Bu S ai i fc Sec. PEARL PATRICH Pesh N.Y.U. Pep Club Chairman of Minule Men Program Commiilee Service Council Viciory Corps 'Feacher ISIDORE PEARLMAN N.Y.U. Sec. Io Mr. Einhorn Regenfs Folder Commifiee Business FRANCES PEARLMAN Fran Sec. of Allendance Office Filing Clerk HELEN PHILLIPS Blondie Brooklyn College Sludeni Pairol Sec. 'ro Miss Gordon Sec. lo Mrs. Wacker MARVIN PINZER The Buff U. S. Navy C5.0. Rep. of 6C 65 .J MARILYN M. PLASKOW Merri Pra'H Insiilule Commercial Arfisi' VIVIAN PLOTKIN Red N.Y.U. Sec. Io Mr. Tenrosen Commercial Ar+is+ JOE POLLACK Irish Brooklyn College Denfisf ROBERT POLLACK Bob L.I.U. Dccfor BERTRAM POFOK ' L.l.U. Docfor MARY POSSIDENTO Brooklyn College Spanish Club Siudenl Palrol Sludeni Librarian English Teacher IRVING POTASKY C.C.N.Y. Business ALFRED PRESS Duke U. S. Navy Sec. Io Mr. Rosenberg Audilor Sfudenf Palrol Vice-Presideni of SC Sec. lo Mr. Ackerman 66 ALBERT PROTTAS Bemmy Dulce Universify Soccer Team Engineer DOROTHY PYKEN Delilah C.C.N.Y. Aurora Slafl I Rep. of Williams Annex Sludeni' Palrol IAnnexl 6.0. Rep. IAnnexl Accounfanf H HARRY RABINOVQB1 ' wif'- ' .My JL? C.C.N.Y.! 1 Senicwhcoulncil M. I Arisla 1 fljl' '-' MeCh.Enginep4AI M471 f'y4ifnJe,4 JACK RABINOWITLK.. ' Jerry N.Y.U. Arisla Sec. oi Class 6B Physician SHIRLEY RADZIN Sec, 'ro Mrs. Blair Bank Rep. 'fsivaie Secrefary NORMA RAPPUN Norm C.C.N.Y. Sec. 'ro Mrs. Rieger Accounianr-Sfenographer IRVI NG RAIN ER College Sludenl Falrol ROSLYN RATNER RVN Ronnie I I 1 Sec. Io Miss Palmer I I Sec. in Grade Adviser's Office Hy .4 Sec. ol Audiiing Depl. Qi? X Senior Official Class Treas. X X Arisla N - GMX Bookkeeper g- E VlT ' le ne Business ollege ec. i Palmer Secyfary S I R Reiss . o - B ' ol en' nci if f' Few. of 6L if , , U Pres. of 5 X Pres. of 4 Bond and Siarnp Rep. Bookkeeper SHIRLEY RESNlCK Pip Brooklyn College Sfudenl Parrol Ofhcer Radio Workshop Choral Club Service Council Journalism FLORENCE RESNIKOFF Flcrenz Nurses' Training School l-leallh Squad Allendance Office Nurse i ROSLYN ELD Roz AA I es College Set 'ro rs. rey-, i . ro Mrs. lair .P. ingudy ll r X, E NICE RICHMAN ' Blackie Sfudenl' Pafrol Sec. io Mr. Rosenman I ' Lunchroom Squad lAnnex li ' Pin and Ring Rep. N Privafe Secrela ry JUDI-l'l'l RlCl-lTER Judy C.C.N.Y. Sec. io Mr. l-lorowilz Sec. of l-lebrew Club Hebrew Club Performances Dancing Club Secrelary RHODA RlFKlN C.C.N.Y. Sec. 'lo Miss Wilgard Dancing Club Sludenl' Aid Sludenl' Parrol J' 5 l. H. RIZINSKY fM,4?fL Brooklyn College Arisfa Allendance Office lSec.l Senior Council Manager of Key Squad Nursing ESTHER ROCKOWITZ C.C.N.Y. Sludenf Pairol Secreiary ANNETTE R066 Anifa C.C.N.Y. Radio Workshop Club Bank Rep. Accouniani ALBERT ROMANO x Al Brooklyn College Arisla Malh. Club Science Club L Bacferiologisi' 4 NW Q ,J D 5 , W - ll LE EN , . , y l XH qss agiAh'Up3 Arisla Q 0lQL o d SM .1 ' : ec. l iM rj' alfa, English l and Orlicialficlass' 'Jeb Mr. Schneider 5 , .urora Aclivifies Rep. ky. Rrivafe Secrefary LESTER ROSEN Brooklyn College Aurora Arl Slali l.ll.LlAN ROSEN Curly Bookkeeper 67 PAULINE ROSEN Privaie Secrefary PEARL ROSEN Pauly Secrelary I ee lub Swi in lu ampgan nd Rep. I5 Termsl p me 1' FANNY ROSENWALD Red C.C.N.Y. G.O. Rep. of 8l Liberfy Bell Rep. l7+h Terml Bank Rep. l7+h Terml Accounfan+ WILLIAM ROSKOWSKI Waller Cap . fof Soc Teayn S . lo M hoe 'Feld if! J 1 Q I EARLE ROTHBQKM The Baron Columbia Arisia Boy Leader Service Council 6.0. Council Arisfa Tuloring Commillee Bio. Lab. Physician I H . Mr. m W PEARL RUB F Bookkeep' 68 4+ A MARTHA RUCHELMAN V Rucky Brooklyn College Sec. lo Mrs. Fiksman Sec. fo Miss Meehan . Sludenf Palrol l Baskelball club Diefifian ROSLYN RUDINSKY Rickey Business College Sludenl Palrol Bookkeeper BERNICE RUSS L sor y Br ' olle lo' i - res. o l - eagu , S+ T Soloisl C -Trai i Grou clory Co s Concerl S' ger A S nive rsify W KEN NETH RUSTERHOLZ Rusfy Brooklyn College Orcheslra Lawyer ROSE RUTlGLlANO Regenls Folder Commiflee Sec. lo Mrs. Sherman Sludenl' Pafrol lAnnexl Sec. fo Mrs. Serels Sec. lo Miss Hamillon Secrefary PEAR L SACKS Pearlie Business School Secrefary YQAELVIN SAFIER Mech C.C.N.Y. l-lebrew Club 6.0. Rep. for Two Terms Accounianf f' E ALEN6 ' a f o ege fn I alrol o Miss Slolo a+e Secrelary I-IERMAN SAMET Sammy Pace Insfiiufe Service Council Sec. of Sludenf Palrol Treas. of Srudenl Palrol Assl. 'ro Mr. Rodgers Treas. of 8C C. P. A. FRED SANDLER 4 Business College Accounfanl' NATALIEE scHAcHNE Na+ Business School Secrelary TERESA SCHAFRAN Terry Brooklyn College Chairman of Viclory Corps Pres. of Inler-American League 6.0. Council Service Council Sec. 'Io Mr. M. G. Cohen Teacher HARVEY SCI-IEIN C.M.3 N.Y.U. Arisfa 9.0. Council Senior Council Pres, of 7B Co-Op Com. Medicine MOLLIE SCI-IEMBERG ' Bu ' e ege e e , oklreep tl l 1 LILLIAN sci-Mes Lil Brooklyn College Sludenl Palrol Aurora Rep. Leaders Club Library Assl. I-Ieallh Squad EVELYN SCI-ILAR 'kyej .-Ly - Bu 5 Sec I . N' son I Siu en? Parro f f I I -3 counfanf I, EDITH SCHNEIDER Edie Business College Srudenl Pairol Officer ' g Slenography Club , Secrefary g X ,pe MORRIS sci-INUR I C.M.4 . 2 Class Treas. of SB ,Z oenrzafy ILE fyfjffj li. . ' 3 g 4 I' ...Q JM iff? ez I We I SYLVIA SCI-IOR ' Sunshine C llege Sec. of Senior Clas f Aurora Sfaff Sec. 'Io Mrs. Rieger TC Polilics F RUTH sci-IREIBER iff' Sfudenl Palrol I Nurse I RAE SCI-IULTZ College Sfamp and Bond Rep. Waves DORIS SCI-IUMACH Dolly Leaders Club Sec. To Miss Goldman IZI Sludeni' Palrol II Terml I-Ieallh Squad Typisf Sec. lo Miss, I-Iay Siudenf Pa'IroI Ralion Board I-I I LDA SCI-IWEITZMAN Cify College 69 JOSEPH SCLAFANO L.l.U. School of Pharmacy Pharmacis+ GERTRUDE SEBER Trudy Brooklyn College Sec. lo Mr. Siegel Sec. To Mr. Jaffe Sec. lo Mr. Nordell Social Worker IDA SHAFFER Business School Hebrew Club Sec. lo Miss Goldman Sfenographer BLANCHE SHAPI O C.C.N. Pres. o G G. .Cou ' r Senior cil Sec. io Mrs. Wein er r Srudeni Palrol l Accounfani X .RUTH SHAPIRO 'Bufch Hunfer College Social Worker . y . v.P.l. ms ANLEY tif Service ouncilJ . YQAAG-Ovizefiii. If - B' Qudeni Pafrol Liber? J Bell ' Aeronau1icQ HARRIET SHERMAN Jackie N.Y.U. Journalisi' BAR BARA SH l DLOVS KY Bobby Business College Secreiary 76 C-BLADYS SIEGEL Le'Huce C.C.N.Y. l-losless Club Sec. To Mrs. Annenberg Sec. 'io Mr. Einhorn Sec. of 7l-l Social Service SELMA SILBER V -. Compiomefry A Sec. +o Mrsl- 'We erqer J Pin and Ring R, p. f V , Arisla ef! -flfcf .fs A Business . y7LA.f X W Lf JACK SILVERMAN Lover Siudenf Aid Siege Squad Shop Foreman Arfisi BLANCHE Sll.VERSTElN Dimples Modeling School Sugar Ralioning Liberly Bell Rep. Fuel Ralioning Drafi Board Model NETTlE SILVERSTEIN Lucky C.C.N.Y. Class Treas. of BE Sfen. Teacher ALVIN SIMON Bummy C.C.N.Y. Assr. Mgr. of Sfage Squad Asst Mgr. of Baskelball Team I943-i944 Siudenr Pafrol Accouniani . ,',,f 'ul RUTH I RESS Sy I j!Hjlr2CAo e o Kosline 1.1 ' c. do r. ei b g fl ' usi es I J Cf A Jil xl? QL , I MILDRED SITZER Millie C.C Arisfa 7 Audiiing mmil Program omm ',fl 1,,- ' Sec. lo Mr. Co . Sec. 'ro Mr. Gordon Career Woman X , , 5 JU' K II 'MIELAIJ IRWIN SLATE Paderewslzy Juilliard School of Music Orcheslra for 8 Terms Accompanisl for Chorus Concerl Pianisl' B es ollege rooln Au IA exl 1 i . ra Bold f lclory Cyo s Accounfarlf SELA SLAVIN C.C.N.Y. Sec. lo Mrs. Namowiiz Journalisl' FLORENCE SLUTSKY Flo Business College Arisla Chairman of Arisla Tuloring Com. Service Council Sec. To Mr. Einhorn Sec. lo Mr. Spund Secrelary RAYMOND SMITH Ray Sf. John's Universiiy Foofball Team Lawyer ZELDA SMITH Terry Business College Bookkeeper ROMA SOKOLOW ,Ricky Cade? Nurse Corps Nurse ANITA SOREF Green Eyes Pres. oi 3lA Pres. of 6J Correclion Squad--Siren. 4 and 5 Privafe Secrelary r usiness C llege ' TARR si I e S A-nymy ursing? S' ' , AFw ii V X RTI-IUR STEIN Arfie C.C.N.Y. Liberly Bell Vicrory Corps Slamp and Bond Rep. Bank Rep. Siudenl Palrol Accounlanl LAWRENCE STEIN Dapper S+. John's Universily Lawyer RITA STEIN Brooklyn College .Chairman of Slamps and Bonds Program Commillee Service Council Vice-Pres. of Hebrew Club Secffo M. G. Cohen Hebrew Teacher BETTY STERN Broclrlyn College Vice-Pres. fo Mrs. Weinberger Sec. of 86 Accounianl' EMANUEL STERN Manny Brooklyn College Sludenl Palrol Doclor HERBERT SUGARMAN Sugie A.S.T.R.P. Vice-Pres. of Senior Class Senior Council C-.O. Council Orchesira Sruclenl' Palrol Medicine LILA SUGARMAN Lee Business School Sec, lo Mr. I-Iarrison Sec. +o Mrs, Rieger B olrlceep r Mu f gf 7I ,ff I 1 nd HOWARD SULTAN Howie C.C.N.Y. 6.0. Council Vice-Pres. of Pres. Council Service Council Chairman of Sludenr Co-Op. Council Siudenr Council Againsi Inioler- ence Journalisi' GERALD SUSKIN Gerry Brooklyn College Siucleni Pairol Air Corps CAROLINE SWETSKY Carrie Dancer FRANK TAMMERO Brooklyn College Leader of Swing Band lI944I Pianisi of Swing Band I4 Termsl Pianisf SYLVIA TANSKY S+eno+ype School Siuclenl Palrol Leaders Club Referees Sec. io Mrs. Wacker Sec. io Mrs. Goldin Privaie Secreiary ETH EL TEM PKIN Eiiy Business College Secreiary KATIE TEPPER KiHy Mod ling School io oQg1 QWCXDQ, VV ancing Cu Senior Social Com. Model - , FR NCES TIIAER lyn College Mr ' rn u Ia' I 1- ' K f ff S all f ,lu Execuiivq Q is I ' g X W 1 ZJII' 12 iz f ' J' ,cw WL ff if F ,. i, MINNIE TOLCI-IIN Sec. io Miss Wilgard Sec. Io Miss P, Johnson Accounfanf 1 AUDREY TRAUTMAN Miss Pos'rure Miss Posiure of I944 Sec. io Mrs. Cohen Sec. Io Mrs. Siegel Leaders Club Two Maior J's Model ROSE UNGER Buzzie Sec. Io Miss Chernoii Drafr Board Secreiary HARRIET WALDMAN C.C.N.Y. C.C.N.Y. Chinky Business School Secrefary aww-f-lf' l GERALDYNE AYNE WARD Gerry Chorus J effersonia n Aurora Singer RALPH WATERMAN Radio Elecrronics Club Chemisi IRWIN WEINER C.C.N.Y. Shadow Brooklyn College . -as 'sf IW LK , EDITH I IN . . Tea -O C. N.Y. Q o L9 MYRON WEINTRAUB Georgia School of Technology Civil Engin er WW f RALPH EINTRAUB C.C.N.Y. Vicrory Corps Rep. Engineer HERMAN WEISS Universily of Soulh Carolina Docfor LAURA WERNICK Brooklyn College Sludenr Palrol Officer Designer SHIRLEY WEXLER Pussy y A C.C.N Y. Losr MS uad C6-glai o S ucle P nexl Lunchroom ua A nex lo Gor n Cas re 8 PEARL WILDER Penny Business College Regenfs Folder Com. Bookkeeper SHI EY WIL KY Bala Bu s I ge c. lo Miss Nale so res. of Firsi' id Class ll . e , Secrefary ' 5 SHRLEY WILLER C.C.N.Y. Segilo Mrs. Rieger Sec. 'ro Mr. Sleinberg Sdziflo Mr. Brown Accounfanf D MIRIAM WISHINSKY Mic-key Cade? Nurse Corps Allendance Office Ralion Board Nurse PHYLLIS WlSOFF Phyll Kings Couniy Hospiial Senior Council Kagalhos Hosless Club Sfudenr Palrol lCap'l.l Leaders Club Nurse 1 Mu YWITTLIN-DU i Wai 71' ' fx' f '4,. fin 3 M M? ff BERNICE WOLF College Sec. lo Mrs. Annenberg l3 Termsl Good Wife HYMAN WOLFE Hy C.C.N.Y. Lawyer My - YARKUN V 1. lo ML' 1 'ie' ec. -l ,' erels y I, Xffff 05' lub if A ,V ec. v r ftagicflcer ,.l I 5, n .Q ,' rw f - 99 , I L, . yi If If X . -6, X, BERTHA ZALMA L Ber'rie Business School Leaders Club lAnnexl Sec. lo Mrs. Weinberger lAnnexl Secrefary ' ROSAUND ZAMBROWSKY Ronnie School for Ballel' Sec. ro Mr. Lieberman Radio Workshop Dramafics Club Ballei Dancer 73 r-. 4 ALlCE ZELANKO Brooklyn -College Presiclenis' Council Vicrory Corps Senior Council Sec. lo Mr. Rabinor Pres. of 76 Marriage CLAIRE ZELENKA C.C.N.Y. Girl Leader of Arisifa Chairman of Program Com. Service Council 6.0. Council Sec. io Mr. M. G. Cohen Chemical Engineer FLORENCE zu e A' Faygie ' er ' ome Q onom' ,6 Sec. 'ro Mrs e n Bank Rep. f Diefifian ,-f X fr0f ff4 X ,, MINNIE ZlMNlCK Marge Business College Assr. in Sighr Conservalion Class Secrefary SONYA ZRYB lSunniei Blue Eyes Business H UB K College Riffs ' Brgokly College Milk and Cracker Moniror lAnnexl AQ ccer Te l3 Yearsl Eialz Bfgafd + r riva e ecre ary .F 5 N PEARL COHEN 55.9 - ol - Blue Eyes Dramaiic School S Pa roi 4 Adress - - L 41 k ' :, ij'CfJJ r ,i Ji V ,qffr K f ,. ,f A- X, P, L , - Q. 7?'yJv ' K. X X L lf' g.wl ?,:f ' 652 ll Q9 Nmap My QE XXX X ry 1 ,.c. 1 . 'Y C' L CQ J If - X - I I X 6 f e -ixkx L, , X ,-c xf.-fwi.f AA! I 4 ' 521. 1 C :H C M, f f ,v I ,f U? , ,L.:,,6,. - A..- J 'T LVL AUTQGRAPHS lfznfrc 5612 qv !: Jf?f 5zZ?f - Q J. :ae I 1: KJ trfsa X X ,MJ ,W f ff ' W7 2 Q 21f im' fMf 1, ,.Q. A 5 ZW' 5344 Ci,?7,!,,1f,,,,g,eg aw MCQMAMM ,gf-JJ QW ,,f,,Jwf-A 12 I I L , STAFF AURORA EDITORIAL STAFF BEVERLY COHEN SHIRLEY CITRON MIRIAM AARON SHIRLEY BARSKY LUCILLE ENOEL EILEEN HOFFMAN SHIRLEY HONIGMAN SUE KATZMAN SEYMOUR IVIANSDORF SYLVIA SCHORR LILLIAN SCHLAGS LESTER ROSEN TYPISTS ROSE RUTIGLIANO MIRIAM AARON FACULTY ADVISERS MADELINE B. QUINN AUDREY A. NAMOWITZ ARTHUR A. SCHNEIDER 76 INDEX Dear Grandchildren ...... . . , 2 Random Thoughfs a+ Graduafion .. . 7 LeHer from The Principal ..,. ,,. , , 9 Those Who Led Us ..,..Ao....oo.,.ooooo ,V,,, I O The AdminisIraIion .S ...,. IO Our Officers ..,..........o.o....,. ,,,,, I I I.eIIer from Mr. Casey .ooo.oooo ,,,,. I 3 School Daze ,.c..,....cc.s,c,,,,c I5 This Is WhaJr We Like ....cc.. ,ccc, I 8 WhaI We Used 'ro Do Accc,. ,,,,, I 9 Ufopia A I.a Jefferson .ccc .,,c. I 9 A Senior Reminisces ,ccc,c .ecci 2 I AIhIeIics in Jefferson... 22 Way Back in '45 s.,,..cccc .,A,, 2 3 Seniors in Service-.- 26 The ROII CaII ..A,,,. .N,,. 2 8 My Pockelrbook ,cc,,,, ,AAM, 2 9 GirIs' Gym ,.,.,..,, A,c,, 2 9 Love in Jefferson ..... ..... 3 I Applied Shakespeare ,,,,,,,,,,,ccc, -,,,, 3 2 Once We Were Young, Too cc,f,, 4,,,, 3 3 Essay on a Dreamer ..,......ccc,cc ,,,,, 3 7 A Tribufe Io America .... .,... 3 8 Senior Celebrifies ,,,,cc,,,,,.,ccc, ,,,,, 3 9 Whaf Now, LiHIe Man? ......c 40 Ac'riviIies ,.,,,,...c,,cc,,c,,,ccc, ,,,,, 4 -I Seniors ,.,.. 4I 77 ' .P J' QQ :PL way AUTOGRAPHS Wmfjw, , WWW Examining Eyes in Easl New York for Over 38 Years DR. L. SIMMONS Easf New York's OIcIes+ and Mos+ Reliable OPTOMETRIST 642 SUTTER AVENUE Brooklyn, New York Special Aifenlion Given Io Eyes of School Children Phones PResiden+ 3-6644-6645 CALLAS BROS. 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