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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1953 volume:

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I tv, 1 z. , 'J .1 ,ff . . .tv 'w f -5:-JV' ,Am ' ,M .nr ,, ,- l f 1 . rw .x .f'1.fT':1 ' wmauww WJ' 51 RNGH1 R Fouvgfelx I -ur 1. ,Nw 'JANUARY 1955 WAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOl BROOKLYN New YORI LUDW IG KAP! IAN Dear Graduates: You are about to leave Jefferson for college, for business or for the armed services. Vile, your teachers, want to express our deep appreciation of your devotion to the cause of scholar- ship, your fine spirit of cooperation and your loyalty. You can feel, with justifiable pride, that you have maintained the fine traditions of your Alma Mater. May you ever be proud of her and she of you. Good luck! God speed! Sincerely yours, ff tl, -Q ,1 2 DEDIGATED 5 -'le-I' fo ,,3 . JANETH M. ALLENSON X . Dear Graduates: Your years at Iefferson are over and you are going out into the world of business, of science and the arts. Yve, your teachers, hope that our guidance through the past terms will be of value to you. With your parents, we of the faculty share your hopes and dreams. Our heart-felt good wishes go forth with you in your trials and in the inany successes which await you. It we have given you an understanding of the world about you, if we have caused you to ltnow that there is happiness for you in the help you giyc to others, then we shall feel well rewarded. ln the years to come may you achieve your most cherished dreams in the happier world that you will he helping to huild. Thanlt you for the great honor that you hestowed upon me in dedicating this Aurora to me. l hope that l can count on each ol' you to regard me always as your liriend. Sincerely, limurii lXl. bXLi.i5NsoN OUR MR. SAMUEL LEVINE Aafrrzirzistmtive fhsismizt MRS. MADELINE B. QUIN Dean of Cirls Nl R. SAYVVELL MU LDORF Dunn of Boys MRS. SZXDIE K. NEXVNAN In clmrgv Ililzsffulv Hrznux N ELEMENTS There were four years. They contained laughter, tears, exultation and despair. At first they stood apart, but now they stand together without form or end. In the beginning there were just the ele- ments-a flight of steps, an auditorium, a build- ing, a blackboard and some teachers. Then the sounds were added to the confusion-the sounds and silences of Jefferson. The blaring voice on the microphone, the sharp bang of a foot kicking a locker shut, the click of a falling piece of chalk, the shuiiling of feet up a Down staircase. Then the odors stood out: the pungent smell of the daily hot plates, of wet galoshes and the smell of sweated bodies in the gym. Then Jefferson began to mean taste and the sense of touch. We experienced the touch of the extremely cold door when we came late. We discovered the irresistible Havor of Mexican steak. All these sounds, tastes, touches and smells combined, are jefferson. At first we were kidded and teased but we could never hide the fact that we were anxious to become juniors in a hurry. We approached the senior year and we hurried even more. Have to get service credit and study for college entrance exams. The last year. Suddenly the last year was stranded and lonely as all last things are. We were not in a hurry to get it over with now. Lets start the game over. lt's too early to go home. The four years are now a medley of laughter, tears and shouting. Their dates do not matter .... ln the end there were the elements fused-ti Hight of stairs, a building, a blackboard, the teachers and Ll spirit. And we look back upon it, and it was very good. LEoN SILVER 8 VITAL STATISTICS Since Ivashington has its Bureau of Lahor Statistics, I thought I would duplicate its work in jefferson. Here are my findings: The Senior Class, during its stay in Ieflferson, has had to listen to 2859 jokes told hy teachers, of these 9 were funny and 2850, unfunny. CAnd we can prove it.D Dur- ing our four-year stay in Ieflferson the class has collectively attended 1,763,840 classes. Ive were awalte in them 2002, of the time, asleep the rest of the time. Ask any teacher. VVe have handed in a grand total of 22,400 hook reports. Suc- cessful pupils repeated four hundred reports 8 times, 10,000 were repeated 7 times. The rest were copied from friends. Our Class has been late a total of 22,676 times and have offered 22,676 different excuses. There are no more new ones, so we are planning to puhlish them for use hy future Ielfersonians to save them the trouhle of reinventing them. The Senior Class has wrestled with one million tests, the answers of which, laid end to end, are just enough to pave the way from your home to the auditorium at Brooklyn Technical High School-for which God he praised. MARILYN DINNER X ATHLETES JOAN ROCK 'kr ' A 4 WALTER COHEN ACTOR ff ACTRESS CHARLES SFXNUELS QRTP. ROSLEQ ! 1 49 A POLITICIANS Mfwxvam MORRELL BARBARA BENBAMIN CQ 9 MOST LIKEL7' TO SUCCEED IVAN BAROFSKY MAWLYN ROTH M OST CHEERFUL JOEL H XLLNAN SONDRA OJSHNER ARTISTS uzwm LEPKOWWZ ANNETTE FELBMAN ,gy N VERSATILE EDDIE LXCHTMAN CAROL FKELDER M... ,ff IV MUSICIANS 6 .f 5 JOURNALISTS NORTON Dluc5TEnN i- JAC-Ig RWM PHYLUS FEINBER6 JANET GREENEIEWJ O 'vw IPILI 6 I 3 Q U I 9 'mg MOST PUPULAR I PHILIP JRBLON I 3 QAROLE HOROWITL I9 SCHOLARS BERNARD SLHOLL NO LE ITE ABROMOW ITL R , If-I CI-IATTERBOXES MAIZTIN ADELMAN UBB-Y Levy ,Kyiv 0 5 4 el 9 A Us 2 a 3' 9.08 ,I as 0, I J JI 0 ,I 4? Y L BEST LOOKING JERRY RUS-SO RUTI-I TOMBEQG MOST KHARIVIIN SMA. IIEIFITZ. RITA REIFFEN CUIEBI AL MERQHIN JOAN MERCQER ' ,W BEST DRESSED RoBE RT PINK PAULA KATZ fx WHATS The Devilis Disciples. . . Dead End ............... You Ganit Take It With You There Shall Be No Night. . . The Innocents .......,.. Gall Me Mister. . . The Little Foxes. The Show OH: .... The Happy Time ...... . . . The Lower Depth ......... A Midsummer Nightls Dream ..... An Enemy of the People .... Second Threshold ..... The Traitor .......... VVhat Price Glory? .,... Another Language ..... The Adding Machine .... Idiot's Delight ...... Good News ..... Home of the Brave ........ Wish You Were Here ...... Having A Wonderful Time. The Time of Your Life ..... Awake and Sing! .... Deep Are the Roots .... I AME . . . . . . . . . . .The Board of Regents . . .......... The day of the History Regents Your review hook to the English Regents . . . . .The day before Regents ..............Ereshman Sophomore's cry .....Iuniors trying to act like Seniors Senior ...,............Girls'gymclass ...............TheLockerRoom . . . . Look, Ma, I won the Math Medal . . . . . . .The teacher that llunked you . . . . . . . . . . and so T'm repeating English Who was that rat that snitched on me? ..................l00WonaRegents ..........English . . . . . . . .Mr. Epstein ................Lunch . . . .No school tomorrow . . . . . . . . .The boys' bathroom . . . . .VVhen I graduate next term . . . . . . . . .The Senior Prom ............SeniorDay . . . .Graduation day at last! , . . leiferson, our Alma Mater Hfmnirsr SCHXVARTZ CTHARLES SABIUELS Today I am graduating. As I look down at the audience, waiting for my turn to receive my diploma, my eyes wander to my family seated in the audience. They look so happy and wistful, all dressed in their Sunday best. It seems unbelievable to them that their little girl is graduating from high school. I can see them all, my mother radiant with joy, trying to brush the tears of gladness from her eyesg my father proud, but unhappy at realizing he is old enough to have a grown daughter, my grandmother sad and glad at the same time but feeling old for the first time in her 56 years. I-Iow do I feel? I guess Im too nervous to feel any- thing. The background of the chorus singing makes it seem almost unreal. It's funny but I guess this is the first time I've ever noticed how really nice-looking my fellow graduates are. Vilell. here it comes. Now it's my turn to receive my diploma. As I walk to the center of the aisle, my knees start knocking. Oh, will this never end? I'm as nervous as the first day I entered kindergarten. Wiell, now the diploma is in my hand, a thin piece of paper that I worked three years to get. Now the awards are being presented. The principal has just finished the farewell address, and as the strains of the school song fills the room, I get misty-eyed as I bid goodbye to Jefferson and to days of fun. As the door to this never-to-be-forgotten period of my life closes, a new door to adulthood and to the business world is unfolded. I say goodbye to jefferson and eagerly look ahead to this new phase of life awaiting me. Ims Prxsron WHATS! A AME The Devils Disciples ..... Dead End .,............. You Gan't Take It With You There Shall Be No Night .... The Innocents ............ Gall Me Mister. . . The Little Foxes. The Show OH .... The Happy Time .... The Lower Depth ......... A Midsummer Night's Dream .... An Enemy of the People .... Second Threshold ......, The Traitor ......... What Price Glory? . . Another Language. . . The Adding Machine. . . ldiotls Delight ...... Good News ......, Home of the Brave. . . VV ish You Were Here ...... Having A Wonderful Time. The Timc of Your Life. . . Awake and Sing! ...... Deep Arc the Roots .... . . ........... The Board of Regents . . . . . . . . .The day of the History Regents Your review hook to the English Regents . . . . . . . . . .The day before Regents . . ............... Freshman Sophomorels cry . . . . Juniors trying to act like Seniors . . .............. A Senior . . . . .Girls' gym class ..............,The LockerRoom . . . . Look, Ma, I won the Math Medal . . . . . . . . . .The teacher that Hunked you . . . . . . . . . . and so Tm repeating English Who was that rat that snitched on me? ....lOO7oonaRegents ............English ........Mr. Epstein ..............Lunch . . . . . .No school tomorrow . . . . . . . . .The boys' bathroom . . . .XVhen I graduate next term . . . . . . . . . . .The Senior Prom ...........,..SeniorDay , . . . .Graduation day at last! . . . .lef9fcrson, our Alma Mater LTARRIET SCI-IXVARTZ CHARLES SAIXIUELS Today I am graduating. As I look down at the audience, waiting for my turn to receive my diploma, my eyes wander to my family seated in the audience. They look so happy and wistful, all dressed in their Sunday best. It seems unbelievable to them that their little girl is graduating from high school. I can see them allg my mother radiant with joy, trying to brush the tears of gladness from her eyes: my father proud, but unhappy at realizing he is old enough to have a grown daughterg my grandmother sad and glad at the same time but feeling old for the first time in her 56 years. How do I feel? I guess I'm too nervous to feel any- thing. The background of the chorus singing makes it seem almost unreaI. It's funny but I guess this is the first time I've ever noticed how really nice-looking my fellow graduates are. VVeII, here it comes. Now itis my turn to receive my dipIoma. As I walk to the center of the aisle, my knees start knocking. Oh, will this never end? I'm as nervous as the first day I entered kindergarten. WeII, now the diploma is in my hand, a thin piece of paper that I worked three years to get. Now the awards are being presented. The principal has just finished the farewelI address, and as the strains of the school song fills the room, I get misty-eyed as I bid goodbye to jefferson and to days of fun. As the door to this never-to-be-forgotten period of my life closes, a new door to adulthood and to the business worId is unfolded. I say goodbye to jefferson and eagerIy look ahead to this new phase of life awaiting me. Irus Piasron QS C5257 Q lx TQ: C-.QQ 55' '-4.1 4:'y-D HUMAN GUMEDY AT JEFFERSON People are funny and the students of 'lefferson are a definite positive to that rule. Shirley and Sam are typical jefferson students taking the usual American history exam. Shirle 1 her senior in shinino cons ieuousl around her neck, wearino 5, P ea P Y O saddle shoes, jersey sweater, and bobby socks, leans her weary brow remorsefully upon her hand and stares at the mimeographed questions. Her gum-chewing has slowed to a monotonous rolling motion. She tries a little of her acting ability and makes herself look as sick as possible. Seeing that this does not get a sympathetic response from the teacher, she pulls her attention back to the question paper. I should have studied last night! she scolded hcrsell' bitterly. l'll have to cut out watching 'l Love Lucy' from now on and get sonic homework donef' Slowly, sadly she scrihblcs on hcr answer paper some of the answers remembered lrom class discussions. Sain sits in the last seat, third row. l'le's grinning broadly and eontcntedly because he had foreseen the test and had studied. llc sits erect and gazes at the H questions in clehancc. Irie wipes his lmntl over his tlungarees, pushes the tail of his sportshirt untlcr his ht-lt and writes his answers with assurance while he surveys his poor struggling classmates with sympathtic contempt. I Ia! Look at poor Milty. I coultl have tolrl him that the teacher woulcln't liall lor that borrowing-some-ink-act. XVell, what's a zero to him, anyway? Anal I see Selma is trying that cough and peek trick again, hut it isn't working this time. VVell. ro work. Boy! All these questions are just on what I stuclieclf' he says triumph- antly to himself. Easy as pie! XVoncler where I ought to take Zelda Friday night. I guess Ive nearly got this test licked. I-Ie rubs his hancl instinctively over his grown-in crew hair cut and serawls the few remaining answers across the paper with the confidence of a master scholar. The teacher signals for the exchange of papers. The marking begins. Eagerly the answers are checked. Calls of protest and shrieks of relief are hearcl throughout the room as the correct answers are given. The teacher reacls oil the marks .... Sam-63, Shirley-92. . . RITA FELDMAN 'ii -47 Avy' v ff Asr wxu. Nl ff .., ! '5 Q.. LSL g .:.' Q- S s. ' :. D 0 M L AND TESTAMENT Mrs. Miller, in your sweet wav, You hel Mr. Cantor ped to brighten every day we leave to you, Third year Fren , Miss W7irth and Mrs. Solow, to you we declare, do not despair. Mr. Fenton with your hu ch and our thanks too. A new gymnasium, so I mor so line, You made English a y d f O von er ul time. Mr. Wlest and Mr. Kaplan, you've been just grand: To vo ' l 1 ' 4 u ue eaye a fine orchestra and ba d - 'n . To Miss Peters, a hne teacher and friend, All our gratitude we do extend. And Mr. Harni A set of math boolt Mr. Glass to you we shall leave, All brangs and brun0s, so do not grieve. cla we shall give to you, s all shiny and new. O For patience Given witho O ut a gripe XVe salute Miss Palmer, who taught us to type. K'Rip Goldman, youlre really on the beam, Y ' d ou re oing a lot with our football te am. Mrs. Dicltman to you were leaving today, Another terrihc radio play. Miss Port, for your help, generosity too, A perfect Liberty Bell we leave to you. Miss Allenson and Miss Schmidt all our thanlts xx From the Senior Council and each graduate. Mrs. Quinn and Mr. Muldorll, you helped us when tl Our gratitude can't be expressed enough. Mr. Kaphan your guidance was swell, ln meeting lilies problems we shall excel. Our school, thc teachers, and These are the things we shall always rex . Cli.om.x Sueimuu 'e state, ie going got tough. all we hold dear. Q 3 A 1-vii' ., L IL 3 I ll Al.Xllll.YN Ho 1 fan 4.11. .1 ya all l Dr. Horowitz, lNlr. Cantor, Mrs. Dickman, Mr. Schain, Mr. Greer, Klr. Fenton, Miss Vlfirth, Mrs. Pasternak, lNliss Schmidt, lX'liss Millson, Mr. Glass. Blr. L. Goodman Mr. Sakol TRIBUTE My parents, I am the product ot your anguish Ol your chiding tongues, GE your molding hands, Of the Cold swcut on your brows. Thu slay lights up Witli the Home from my huiirt, Which you, my tcuchcrs, kindled From Ll spark. You arc my sun chasing dnrlincssg My road is nglow with linowlcdgc. Aurora, The cold midnight air dispcrsos In thc presence ol' the rod gold Burning with thu still, stcudy hre Thur I am. CLAIRE SOHMER 'WB WAX ATHLETICS 1950 1951 , 1952- .g11953 T E NIU ELMEN Every student in the class of January '53 has the right to be proud of the lellerson basketball team. not only this year but every year, for line basketball teams are the rule rather than the exception in Jefferson. In the past few years the Orange and Blue have consistently taken line regular season records with them into the playoffs, only to lose in the quarter or semi-linals. ln the last three years this has happened every time. ln the 49350 season with such all-time lei? greats as Dave Gotkin, Boris Nachamkin, Jimmy Grant, and others leading the team we lost to Boys High in the Garden although we had beaten them twice in regular-season play. ln l95O there was no basketball team due to the stoppage of extra-curricular activities. The 'Sl-'52 season found leijrerson with another hne team that captured 13 out of l4 league games. ln the hrst round of the playoffs they edged out New Utrecht in an exciting game. 5958, but lost to Boys in the quarter-Finals, 59-SO. Tommy Hemans. lePt's great center. led the team in scoring with 340 points in 15 games and broke the school scoring record not once. but twice, with single game totals of 39 and 40. This year the Nickelmen are once again the class of the league. The Tommy Jeijts have one of the most powerful teams in the city, with such players as Al jones, Nurlan Tarrant. Irwin Friedman, Bernie Tiebout, Ronnie Klazzilli, Harvey Salz, and others. leijrersonians have no worry about getting into the playoffs all right. There are only 2 seniors on the varsity: they are big Al Surkont, who with his 6.7 inch height, is one of the best rebounders on thex team and Xlazzilli, who is the outstanding ball handler on the team. DANIEL EREKIIX L, it IN T E SWIM Once again lellerson has won a borough championship in swimming. For the third consecutive time we stand undefeated. For the third consecutive time we have beaten Brooklyn Tech to clinch the borough Hag. Now we move on to the City Championship. The mighty opponent we must vanquish now is Evander Childs High School. lt's going to require a mighty effort but the boys on the Jefferson swimming team feel that they will wing at least they are going to try very, very hard. Tn the Tech meet this year, victory see-sawed back and forth till the very last event, the 200 yard relay. Our leadoff man, Harry Farber, broke out a lead for us. Wle lost a little of it by the time the last man was to swim. Through some brilliant swimming, Ed Zawaclaky, our anchor man, held the lead by just enough of a margin to beat Tech and give us the championship. The man responsible for building this great team of ours is Coach Doo, Shapiro. XVe shall never forget him. VVho are our senior swimmers? Co-Captain Ed Lichtman, a great per- former in both freestyle and breaststroke, the city champ for the 100-yard breaststrolaeg Co-Captain Walter Pesetslcy, a main-stay on the team for three yearsg Manager Abraham Tager, affectionately called Obbie'l by his teammates Che has competed in all eventsDg Martin Spieglman, called Old Reliable Che was always there when we needed himlg Joel Hillman, who never would give up. EDDIE LICTMAN Look, Mo The 1952 season started out with a Ieiferson team winning its opening game for the iirst time since 19-17. The 1ePfs p1ayed a hne game with Barry Hantman starring on the oijfense with 3 touchdowns: Don Schwartz scored the other and made 3 conversions. The fina1 score: 1e11erson-lf: Kiidwood-13. The second encounter was 1ePf's hrst taste of defeat that season. Wwe 1ost to Manua1, 13-12. The Teilf-Boys High game was a c1ose game a11 the way and ended up in a tie, 13-13. Vinnie Quinta of Boys High kicked a he1d goa1 with seconds 1eft. and the game was dead1ocked. Hantman and Cohen scored the 1ast goa1 on an SO-yard run. Wie trounced Par Rockaway 31-21. hut were defeated by Erasmus. We then went on to heat Tech. 14-13. This game was a thri11er. Barry Hantman scored both TDs and Don Schwartz kicked hoth points to pu11 the game out of the hre. THE SEXIOP1 PLAYERS Phillip 1111111011 tfcaptain, Pu11hack1 Phil has heen on the team for 3 years. This hard-running ball 1ax'er .uts his heart into the mine. Q P , P Q 11'f11ter Cohen fHa1thackf Walter was one of the key men in 1e11's hopes for a successiu1 season. We Beaf Tilden 612.0 I B ,gmt 730, will Q -- W . L'.f?-'.iL- uf' H Ray llfvzzrz Chlalfbackl Ricky is the practical joker of the team. Gerry lllnze CQuarterbaclQ Gerry is one of the mainstays of the dclcnsixc platoon. Allen. lllirclzin QCenterD Al, originally an end, now plays center as if it were his home. lllel Tartaslzy Cfluardl Mel is a three-year member of the team, keeps the team amused with his antics in the locker room. Artlz'zn' Slzermrm fGuardD Artie made the hard switch from the baclcfielcl to the line in '52, Paul Kzzssoy CTaclQleD Paul has the honor of being the only four-year man on the team. lllel Clzester CEndD On the field he is one of the hardest ballplayers you have ever seen. folzn Evlwarals Cldndl john was a newcomer to the team this season. He joined the team in his senior year but showed considerable promise. These ten men leave jefferson in body this term but never in S P l RIT. ARTHUR SHERIXIAN El Rl -Q BUUTERS This year the jefferson Soccer team played a series of thrill-packed games that will not easily he forgotten by those that were fortunate enough to see the games. The Booters, overcoming set-hacls after set-back. managed to end up the 1952 P.S.A.L. season just outside the top-three circle. Qur opponents at first tended to underrate our Booters because we were lacking both weight and height. Une of our players, Nic Alexandroyich. is only 5' S , but they soon found he could fight hard. The Booters opened the season oflicially by heating Lafayette High School. Wie handed them their first and only defeat of the year. Our boys then went on to shellacla liort Hamilton High School, 4-O, and then we tied Klidwood. l-l. The rest of the season was not nearly as successful. Klost of the scoring was done by Neil Krinslsy, Captain of the team, and Marla Scheeterman, Co-Captain. Qur soccer team is a miniature League of Nations. It is a fine example of how people of different nations can worls peacefully together for a common cause. Practically every country in Europe has a representative on our team. The outstanding players of the team are: Saul Yellin, Xlartin Beer, Teddy Niemiec, Neil Krinslay, Nlarlt Seliecterman. Connie Yraeas, Niels .Xlexandroyich and Wialter Apyslto. XlARTlN BEER Ni say J if 24 GIRLS The Leaders, under the most capable direction of their beloved instruetress, Mrs. Stockton, are a group of girls who excel in physical activities, scholarship and leadership. Their main duty is to help the gym teachers in any manner possible, but their biggest job is to help their fellow students to become proficient in basketball, volleyball, ten- nis, square dancing and in sports in general. ln the gym a girl can always obtain help from a Leader, who is easily recognized by her white sports blouse, whistle and navy shorts with a shield on them containing the Leaders symbol. The main ambition of the Leaders is the betterment of physical activities for all girl students. The senior heads of Leaders this term are Nicolena Fiorello, President, and Ioan Rock, Vice-President. IOAN ROCK GIRLS G I R L ouR LEADERS A' i Q W I V.. Q 2 I1 I f I V A v ACTIVITIES if ff TREASURERS fa fweeae ROBERT PINK President N Vice- re RITA ROSLER S6'C1'6iLl1'y RHODA GOLDHN Trerzsurer ln the drama that is being p esented this commence- ment night, we, the students, are the stars of the show. How- ever, we realize that we alone are not the whole show. jeffer- son has given the background and the scenery. Our parents have given us the inspiration, encouragement and the means to be able to make our eventual appearance at this com- HICDCCIIICIH. Today, we are about to make our debut upon the stage of life. We realize that four years ago we were rank amateurs. Jefferson, the prompter, has transformed us from immature children to responsible young men and women. VVe have found our Alma Mater to be not only an institu- tion in which we learn facts we have had planted in our and a preparedness for the realities of life. and figures, but one in which souls the ideals of democracy give and take found in the As the curtain falls, bringing about the end of this drama, we End ourselves facing the hot-headed critics to whom we must prove our worth. lt's up to us to instill them with the feelings that the combined efforts of Jeffer- son and our parents have pro- vided us with a script enabling i f rf ',,' us to face the future problems , A ' V that confront us. When we V V- leave this show, we will f V t V my to face gf V f,,,, 1 V' ,Z , the ifferent phases of life. Sincerely yours E . ,. : ROBERT PINK Senior Presiileizt S1i11Y1Ci1f COUNC11. STORY '. . . 111111 1r111g is 1111s 1110011110 g11i11g 111 f1l1xL'? 1 111110 111 go 111 11'111'11. . . T11Cl'CxS 1111 fXu1'111'11 A1L'C11I1g 111111111 1013 SCI 1111s 11101' 11'i111.' 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The mcmhers are to he founcl in all the school olliccs assisting with the haul routine worlt of the school, helping teachers anti pupils. Ulithout their help the school would not run as smoothly as it tlocs. BARBARA BENJAMIN, LORRAINE KOPMAN 4 . dl 3 ARISTA PR IZ ks! STUDENT PATRGL 'STQRY For tlic Past four yctirs LiLlI'iI1g cicry onc of our lunch pcriotis. hon' often have nc lit-ard tiic ulitirp nnliistlc .intl tlic xoicc rcsountiing through the lunchroomf Sunni still and kccp quict. S. Pfs. t.iLc .iiigiy tiic pi'ogi'.un c.u'ti of .inyonc who is ttillxingf' .Xiiitns that voicc ning out .it tlic vcry nioincnt tii.it you just ngnitcd to ttiiix. You iicit liltc 5iLlLlL1illL'l'iI1Q llic pcrson tit tlic niiixc. .Xnti wlicn You tried lo sncgilx out ol' tiic luncliroom. tlicrc iiici' ncrc, thc S. PS smntiing in your wtiy. itccpiiig you liroin lircctioin, I Lnoii tlic tiiougiits tiitit ucnt tiirotigii your mind tit lligit iiionicnt .iiiout tiic 9. PST Hut scriousii, tiic Filuticnt i7.lll'UiL'l'5 .uc .i ncccssiti' to our school. Wino nmtic liic iinnouncciiiciit tii,il onc ol' our .itiiictic tc.inis limi non .inotiicr ganie? Wviio Lt-lui ilit- imlis coiiip.ii'.i1iicli iioist-lcv tluring uniliornis or Rcgcnrf Xilio tooix your girl .anti iouiscili to your stuns tiuiing onc oli out cxcning shows? Tlmtis iigiil, lin' 5. pix, llit- Sluiicni i'.ili'oiciw iimtic our sciiooi gi iiamiici' iinti ii inorc C0l11fOl'I.liWiC scilorii lion' oiiiwciicx .intl our giicsls. Mixiwix AIORRELI. STUDENT GUUNUIL AGAINST INTULERANSE t STUDENT PATRUL - -, , v M ' .:::::. J - 3' !y,f,X.,z 2-,W . BOOSTERS 4 il AMPLIFIER STAFF DEADLINE Itis deadline day. In the 'Ietl newspaper world wc call it the finish,-the end. VVhen one ol' the L. B. men walks into the ollice, he goes over to the person sitting tensely behind the desk and says, HUkay, boss, I took care ol: the job. It was a pushover. live got prool' right in my hand in black on white. Mr. X told me his life story, and I Iiell lor it. Ile sure roped me into itfi Oh, heres Harriet Zuckerman, our associate editor. Did you do the layout, Harriet? You did? That's good. Say, the job looks like a cinch to carry LIBERTY BELL STAFF thfoughfl You know, I saw Ianet Greenberg. She knew I was watching her do the heads, so she tried to put a gag over me, but I stopped her just in timefl A few hours after the gang does the strenuous work, the boss takes over and declares, 'lIt's Finished. You can leave now but don't forget tomorrow is assign- ments. You'lI get jobs to do, big jobs. If you want to stay in this racket, you'll shop up. There are just two things you have to remember in this business and that is that you take orders from me and bring in the spoils on ......... deadlinefl The senior reporters on the staff: Sheila Power, Lorraine Stein, Howard Strassman, and the Associate Editor, Ethel Balin. ETHEL BALIN PUBLICATION BUSINESS STAFF JEFFERSONIAN 35 KAGATHOS MAJORETTES CHEERING SQUAD I HUSTESS CLUB RADIO WORKSHOP BGUITEP L M U S I U GLEE CLUB 1-X CONCERT BAND ORCHESTRA DANCE BAND if 'A' ir ir X 1, iw x L: x Y' ,V J f M ' 5 A' .5 x f v ' f , , W Q .., ,V .v l A I M fr . 1 X X - few ' .2 , X i x Y - 3 X . fg f f 1 X 5 X in L' fi I 1 fy .Q f 2 W2-f ' U '-fv V A' X ky' 'F' f 31 ' . k 1 ff X Qgf WAZ f 1 1 ' , V , 4 QQ R A ,mg , , ,f A M 1 1 , 7 , Q! x A x fa' ' U N ., N. inf '4 f, I Q 1.5 .kim X 'Qs - an ,x I f 4 n X Q. x A f , x 6, I V4 ,W , ' 'ENN'-ML-Q , 1' , X. 7' lf, 4 wh 2? Z , W 1 x H,' 1 V G ffi ,Q- 41 ,rm 6 Y , SWMS 'WB ,HX -xl. GRADUA 1 ,AML LENQRE ABRAMOXYITZ 240 New lersey Avenue I, Queens 57,617 73 Teacher Girl Leader of Arfta.'Sec. to Mr. laldfe, Service Council. 4 SHIRLEY ABRAMOXYITZ l7-l Grafton Street N.Y.S.T. Bllj er Student Patrol. XVALTER ABRAAIQXYLTZ 662 Powell Street Brooklyn Plzpsicimz HAROLD ABRABIS 599 Hopkinson Avenue Brooklyn Teacher Vice Pres. Ofhcial Class 5 S 6 Terms. SHIRLEY ABRAKIS 357 Hinsdale Street Bookkeeper Liberty Bell Stall, Sec. to Mrs. Brooks. BIARTIN ADELMAN 67-37 Kissena Blvd.. Flushing. NX. Queens Chemist Chemistry Laboratory Assistant 3 Terms, Bio. Xled. Club, Physics Laboratory Assistant. MYRNA ADLER 378 Parkside Avenue BIURRAY AKAXVIE 435 Alabama Aycnuc Brooklyn I,mt'u'1 A: fry 42 .... A -5 - J X I' L a 5, 43' 2 R E- ' 2 E 'Ski X, -er. L+ si PRANCOIS ALKICHEN 171 Van Buren Street C.C.N.Y. Plzysicimz Pres. of SCAI, Sec. in Record Olftce, Pres. of French Club. MARILYX ALTENHAUS 353 Newport Street Brooklp 71 Legal Stenograplzer Sec. in Accounting Department. LESTER ALTA AN ' ,Q 5 ' 867 New.Lo4:q 'enue' State chf 7 l J Draftsmtuz S tgggnfipaeol, biology Laboratory S uad. A STAXLEY AMES llO Grove Street N.Y.U. Dentist Chemistry Laboratory Assistant. Chairman of Arista Athletic Com- mittee. Service Council. SCL AXXENBERC' 1-HO Prospect Place Busim MARCIA APPELDORP -ISS leroine Street N.Y.U. Primte Secretary Sec. to Miss YYilgard. Class Treas. SN. Sec. in English Qthce. SYDELL AROUTY 334 ltlegeman Avenue GERALD AXYRAS 346 Blake .Xxcnue Firenmn CLARICE EVELYN BAILEY 429 Ashford Street Hunter' Social Ivorlzcr Treasurer SM, Leaders, See. to lNlrs. Gilbert. IRIS BAKOFSIQY 1773 Park Place D I 7s3SCL'l'Cll1l'j' ., xy. A . 5 9 EVA BAKSHI 241 Bristol Street N.Y.U. Legal Stenograp11g1- Sec. to Miss Wlilgard, Sebfto Mr. Stone., I 1 ' 1 a. - I I N' 4 ETHEL BALIN 683 Alabama Avenue Brooklyn ,lournalisr Associate Editor of Liberty Bell, Sec. to Blr. Harrison. Arista. SHIRLEY BALOVVITZ 596 VVarwick Street New Scliool of Social Researclz Secretary BEVERLY BALTER 318 Atkins Avenue Secretary S. P. COne TermQ, Library COne Terml IVAN BAROFSKY 415 Stockholm Street Uniifersity of Chicago President of C.O. Rep. to City Council, Pres. of Official Class for 2 years. ' FRAN BARRACCA 401 Barbey Street Secretary Sec. to lNIr. Salcol. I X , vs I , aff K' ., . , C . I wa X as A f s . - 'fi-- 2 . -, i ' . 5-md S, 63 '37 1 A iiii ii 2 A + TREVOR BAVAH 1047 Sterling Place N.Y.U. SI IIRLEY BAVUSO 110 Lewis Avenue Secretary Student Patrol Officer, 8 Terms, Library Squad, Choral Group. MARSHA BECKER 32A Sutter Avenue Business Sclzool Secretary MAUREEN BELOFF 79 Avis Drive, Hempstead Hofstra Actress Clee Club 216 Years, Drama Club ZH Years, Dance 116 Years. BARBARA BENJAMIN 706 Hinsdale Street Broolclyu Biology Teaclzer Vice-Pres. of Service Council, Arista, Program Committee. GORDON BENOWITZ 3-12 New Lots Avenue Brooklyn Sec. to Dean of Boys. SAMUEL BERG 602 Dumont Avenue State Urzirersity Dental llleelianic Basketball Blanager. DORIS BERCER 521 Powell Street Broolclyu Secretary 'T 43 IRIS BEBKOXYITZ -I-64 Hinsdale Street L.I.U. Buyer Glee Club CAnnexf. Student Pa' trol Qhlainil, Pin and Bing Bep. SN. JANET BEBLINEB 438 Hinsdale Street Ileivislz Hospital Sclzool of Nursing Registered Nurse llr. Schneidefs Sec.. Student Patrol, Glee Club. EPJYIN BEBMAN 1349 East New York Avenue Cooper Union Adrertisizze, Artist ' N A'-'.'.v' ' HERBERT BESSEN T 348 Beach 149 Street. Queens 94, N. Y. Brooklyn Doctor Arista, Service Council, Executive Committee. Program Committee. Assistant Chairman. STANLEY BEST 592 Pennsylvania Avenue Broolclyiz Bio-Clzeiuist Program Committee. Student Patrol, Senior Office Secretary. AIABILYN BIEBXIAN 1630 St. johns Place State Tccli B113 er Student Patrol. Set. In Nr. Blitz. IIELENE BLACRNIAN 587 Yan Siclen Avenue SIC!lOLfl'tl11l1L'l Sec. to Miss Palmer. CLOIIYA IIIJXTT 607 Next jersey Att-nite qlL'H1IQItll7llt'l . . - , , V... gk 56 Fx if 1' x - I G' 'E- Q' i wa I X . 5 ,mit 'is QT L- ' I fe 7 x , R ' . Q' . - . 93' fr Q- 6 , Qu. 'ff A 5 nv' Q4 ' C f si I 12 5' 9 I. ' 15 1 I 7 Class lrtuis. bl . a- G 44 1. E ' - I tx ROSLYN BLAYER 364 Saratoga Avenue Secretary Sec. Mr. Ackerman. BETTY BLUMENTHAL 624 Watkins Street U.S. IVm'es Sec. to Mrs. Quinn 81 Mr. Umans. Records Qflice. Health Education. ELAINE BOGART 1075 Sutter Avenue Brooklj iz Dieticitiiz SONIA BONDY S16 Sutter Avenue Broolzlj iz Teticlzer Sec. in Advisers Othce. Hebrew Club. NANCY BONGIORNO 392 Shepherd Avenue Steiiogniplier See. tu Alt. Tenrosen. ELAINE BOXYEN l43h St. Alarlxs Avenue t :lt 5ecr't'r.irYi Clit-ixil Grtwtip. I Terms no YI IIONEII. I iii ' nt . lin' 34 - Set im' Council Bop. - .C.A.I. IXFNAID l3lX.XClIKl.XN turf .lertnue Street N.I.U. .lceuttiiltiitt HARVEY BRANSKY 1521 Eastern Parkway C.C.N.Y. Commercial Artis! Hebrew Club. BERNARD BRAVERNAN 799 Brooklyn Avenue Broolclyn Garmeni Cutler Basketball Team. BIILDRED BREITSTEIN 559 YVilliams Avenue L.l.U. Buyer G.O. Rep., lunior Leader. RHODA BRENNER 1657 Prospect Place Broolclyu Leaders, Basketball Club, Sec. to Blrs. Soloxv. SHEILA BRETTSCHNEIDER 545 Powell Street Treas. of SN. IRIS BRONSTEIN 957 Greene Avenue Brooklyn College Arista, Service Council, Pres. of Cfflcial Class, 5th Term. ZELDA BROUTMAN 676 Bradford Street Brooklyrz Elernenmry Sclzool Teaclzer Service Councilh Co'Chairrnan of Arista Tutoring, Hostess Club. PHYLLIS BUCHALTER 458 Riverdale Avenue Secretary A Q 1 ' t fire M Alb E f if I . Z A--' f' ' 'sa AQ e l W , 'if QW f,,m.4m 414, ,V ,, .1 I , 5 A , .4 ' nvvx 5 , -affair 454 Z '-4 1 l , R 'Q I I Q2 t N H N il GK new , il 5. 2' ST 3 f CHARLES BUSIIEL 294 Livonia Avenue Broolclyn flCL'Uli'l'llLl1Zl I . . N A I I LORET'l7A IJUTEL 537 Sclienclc Avenue I Suzie Teclz Nursery Sclmol Teaclzer Chorus, Service Council, Student Patrol. A ,f f' Joe email M 4 221 New Lots Avenue City College . , 4, , A r 4 P . . ' s .a.. ', SHIRLEY CAMPI 74 Louisiana Avenue Steizograplier BENITA GARMIN 249 Hinsdale Street Secretary VELMA CARTER 295 Tliatford Avenue New York Urzirersity Nursin Basketball Club. BERNICE CASSUTO 670 Alabama Avenue Secretary MARY LOU CATAPANO 944 llegeman Avenue Hoolclzeeper Regents Committee, Sec. to Mr. Ackerman, l Year. 45 JOAN CI-IASTAIN 1808 Pitkin Avenue Hunter Lllll'-V61 Regents Committee, Sec. to Aler- chandising Club. REGINA CI-IATT 1509 St. Iohns Place Private Secretary Pres. of SL, Senior Council. Presi- dents Council. BIEL CHESTER 614 Sutter Avenue C.C.N.Y. Engineer Football Team Varsity 2. JOSEPH CHIBNIK 674 Pennsylvania Avenue C.C.N.Y. Engineer Service Council, Student Patrol Oliicer. ROSLYN CHINSKY 346 Hinsdale Street Brooklyn Accozuttrmt Student Patrol CAnnexj. HOWARD CHOROVE 1455 St. johns Place ARLENE COHEN 549 Powell Street Businebs Sclmol SCL'1'L'ltH'j' Jr. Leader f4tli Tcrmj, Real Cross Club. ERNEST COIIEN 643 VVz1tkins Street B7'flUlClj'lI lISj'L'IIfl1U!i1iXl Liberty licll Rr-porter. 46 fy' I 5 'K X 1 W fu , , j .5 FI .. W 'Q . fi' Q .f 'W 4 ZS I. I ' 8 MILDRED COHEN 663 East 94 Street Brooklyn BUT91' Leaders, Sec. to blrs. Harris, Serv- ice Council. VVALTER COHEN 420 BradfordrStreet B1'0olcly1z'N-Qi I Teacher Varsity Football CZ'YearsD, Senior Council Rep., Student Patrol. - I . DORIS S. COLLINS 447 Ralph Avenue N.Y.U. Ste110gmpl1er-Typist Clee Club, Basketball Club. Sec. to Klr. Spuncl. PATRICIA A. COXDON 961 DeKalb Avenue JOAN COOPER 518 Berrinian Street Secretary Sec. to Mr. Umans. Sec. to Dr. Klein. MARIE CORRADO S959 211 Street. Bellaire. I.. I. Boolckeeper RERNICE CURTACII ISS .Xlulioy Street bct'1't'!urj' SONIDRA CUSIINER, I , 'J Iiroolclyg ' 1-,yr-IIL-if i Senior Coiliicil, llosrcss Club. Sec. iiij I .ljxgtingc I,k'DL1l'lll1L'l1l. 1 ,f , . X s x Q vi, 6 ,'L1 X .226 ljllllltlllt Avcqrf ff D!,5 S' ' 1 1 ANDREW GZVEKUS 80 India Street State Tech Imizisirinl Sales Medical OHiec Sec. Q8 Termsl. Bookkeeping Book Room CS Termsl Student Patrol C3 Yearsa. UTP THS gwli Y if s l'O0.lGl'j'I1 E Na 1. Tcpeher t wlmfllllfigdfl in re e Advisers Oflicc. FRED DAVIDSON 765 De-Kalb Avenue Brooklyn High School Dlnth. Teaclzer Arista, Tutor. Junior Arista, Lost and Found Squad. BARBARA DENNIS 299 Georgia Avenue Business School los. Broker Leader. ANN DEUTSCH 189 Kosciusko Street n G' State Tech l.,l1b. T8.E'7111lClU1Z Switchboard Operator. U L7-7 67 , . - JULIA DIAZ Y 597 Greene Avenue MORTON DICKSTEIN 734 Elton Street Iliolinist Orchestra C332 Yearsl, All City Or- chestra C2 Yearsj, Pres. of 3rd Term Oflicial Class. JEANETTE DILLON 352 Dumont Avenue Typist 31 'Q 'il ,N . wi. ...Q .1 'N 'Is ' af sq., , , ., , ,4 II f Q., n 'A 1 . Mp.. fy A 'Wo J 7 Q L. 4312'- ff JOSEPH Di LUCIANO 104 Irving Avenue Notre Dame Merliciil Doctor Service Council, All City Chorus, Vicefljresident of Biology Medical Club. MARILYN DINNER 609 Willtzughby Avenue H ro o lcl y iz Boosters, Student Patrol, Library Squad. SYLVIA DISTENFIELD 249 Rochester Avenue Legol Secretary Sec. to Dr. Satlow in Accounting Office. RONALD DOLGINKO 683 Sutter Avenue Army GUY DONZA 913 Elton Street Euzlmliuer CLAIRE EBNER 483 Georgia Avenue y Q Typist Clerk E lf .Intl 'ti lf' SANDRA EBNER 1635 Park Place Secretary vi' - U4 , I X NORTON EDELIXIAN 761 East 105 Street Class Treasurer SA, Student Pa- troler 7t11 Luncli. 47 JANET EDELSON -1-1 Ralph Avenue Broolcl-1 iz Teuelzer Leaders. Service Cuuneil, Library Squad. JOHX EDYVARDS-EL 251 Stone Avenue Broolclprz Clzemietrl Engineer Fnotball Team 1 Year. NORMAN EHRBIAN 9-1-20 W66 Avenue. Forest Hills, L. 1. C.C.N .1 . Teaclzer Student Patrol. BERT EICHHORN 588 Hegernan Avenue N.Y.U, Nite Club lurpressrnzo jOAN EISENBERG 520 Hinsdale Street Broolzlyii Teacher ,IACK ENDEVVELT 1008 St. Klarlvs Avenue State Teclr frrrtoorzisr Cgirtrprnnii fur Liberty' ANNE-L-LE EPS-15151K 665 V1'vnna Street limnlzlvrl lJ1'lIHlU Secreirlry -IACK 1'A,lLl1 1 XVCTDHII Avenue !'.C'.N.Y. Qfivfll' llinlrrgv Nleclltzul Cllula, X1IL'L'l1I'CN. lrencli Cilulw, Arisliu. X I , I 48, I IRVVIN FALICK 216 Crystal Street C.C.N.Y. Sportsuiriter RAYMOND FASSBERG 61 Riverdale Avenue State Teclz Salesmmi Basketball Team C2 Yearsj, Blajor Art, Poster Club. ARNOLD FASSMAN 1635 Park Place Sports Pliotograplzer MARY FASSO 177 Livonia Avenue Secretary Student Patrol, G.O. Representative C1 Yeari . RAISA FEIBISH -165 Georgia Avenue Brooklyn Legal Steuogmplzer Arista. Annex Glee Club Q1 Yearii Sec. to Klrs. Reuillard. ARLENE FE1CELN1AX 603 Sliellieltl Avenue Hnmlqldxrl Social llvorlwr llnstess Club. Secretary' to Klr. lfpstein. Arista. 1171111 FEINISERG 5-17 Dumont Avenue St'err'tur1 Rooster flub, Student Patrol. Lih- L'I'Iy Stull. l'llYl.LlS 1-lQlNl315RG SU Seltenclv Av enue Queens lxlmlr'rem'!er1 1-euelzer Ll4Yl1L'C1'l l5.ll1vl. llnsIL'ss fllllwg Seq, In All! ,l.llllC. ANNETTE FELDMAN 311 Alabama Avenue Faslzion Institute of Technology Costume Designer Aurora Art Staff, Aurora Com- 1 if . . . 5 mrttee, Senior Day Comnuttcc. X ARNOLD FELDMAN ,LX H lug, je T 5 I 1 1540 Sterling Place C.C.N.1'. Aecouutmzt Student Patrol Ollicer. G+, ' RITA FELDMAN , A 65 Bush Street Brooklyn Rlanager of Advertisement Depart- ment of Liberty Bell, Chemistry Lab. Assistant, Service Council. , , 2 E? wr, 4 rs t :J . in X if SHELDON PIEDEL 38 Bristol Street BTOOlilj11 Lgwygy f CAROL FIELDER 499 Pennsylvania Avenue K G Brooklyn Psyclzologist Capt. of Drum Blajorettes, Service w -. Council, Arista. v M ' ROBERT PINK 754 Vermont Street Brooklyn Service Council. C.O. Council. Pres. Council. Plmrumeist JERRY FINN 624 Elton Street State Teclz Busiuessumn NICOLENA FIORELLO ,. 'ar 20 Malta Street M A' Brooklyn , I Plzysical Education Teaclzer . g R A Pres. of Leaders, Kagathos, Service f V Council. V A PHYLLIS FISCHLER 180 Chester Street Bookkeeper Senior Council Rep., Sec. to lWr. Urnuns, Treats. ot' Class 8H. HARVEY PlSllBElN 1791 Sterling Place L.l.U. Psyelrologist G.O. Rep. SALLY FISHNER 647 Brirlvey Street Broolclyn Court Sleuogruplzer curroiio Pocrerrmfxw 190 Jerome Street Meclmuie Student Patrol C7 Termsj, Book- keeping Roolt Rooms C8 Termsj. SOL FORNAN 39 New Lots Avenue Broolclyn Doctor ROSE FORTH 1838 Prospect Place Student Patrol BERNARD PORTUNOPP 524 Hegeman Avenue Broolclyn Busirzessnnzrz Secretary to Mrs. Harris. ROSLYN FRANK 744 Miller Avenue Brooklyn Private Secretary Regents Committee. 49 BARBARA ERANKEL 840A Lafayette Avenue Brcmkllirz Occzipiitioiml Therapist Capt. of the Cheering Squad. Prn- gram Committee. Service Council, EREDRIC D. ERIEDBIAN 21-10 33 Road, Long Island City LTU, Plmrniucist Flag Bearer. MARTIN ERIEDBIAN 202 Pennsylvania Avenue Georgia Teclz Aeroimutical Eizgiizeerm LYDIA FRIERRIAX 626 Essex Street Brooklin Sec. tu Mrs. Harris, Sec. tu Alr. RUlJlDlDS. SHIRLEY FROM 303 Shefiield Avenue Secretary GOLDIE ERYRURC 6017 Fifth Avenue Brrmklii iz Act 01111111111 Arista, Seniiir Ciiuncil, Prtigrani Committee Yearsl, BARBARA PUTTERNIAX lilf St. ,liihns Place Cf.f'.X.l'. Sec. lu Alrs. Harris, Suu. ti: Alf. Riilmliins. SAMUEL GALE TTH Durnwtit Ai critic frilirnilviii illlltit i IH Arista, Service Ciiuncil. ,lcllctwiil in Stull. SU -ra , 'Nev' ,- 'lin X I A L A i I gs '65, ALEX GALETI 305 Hopkinson Avenue ARTHUR GALIXSKY SOT Cleveland Street Hunter Clzemist English Book Room. GASPARINA GANCI 745 Stone Avenue C.C.N.Y. Stenogmplier KIILDRED GANGI 434 Barbev Street C.C.X.Y. Secretary JUDITH CAPIN 1583 Park Place Brookli iz Bookkeeper ROBERT CEAIORAH Si- Sclienck Avenue Rrmilclyi it Teaelier Capt. of Student Patrol X3 Terms. SOLOMON GENIORPI4 ' , 020 Slifllield- Axlt-nue! Av ' Bllliklrlsl 1' 2 . ' 5 J M 1' . ff' ' iiiioixx tziiusiiisrif NTS Stung Aveiuie fx-fx-N.l-BL B00klQr.'L'I'C1' K S1-IEILA GESCI-IWIND 2226 Pitkin Avenue Brooklyn Cliild Psychologist Student Patrol, Sec. in Oflice CAnnexD FLORENCE GIBSON 593 Ashford Street Illelfare Island Hospital Nurse S.P. Ollicer, Sec. in Attendance Office, Dancing Group. FBEDDY GIMENEZ 72-1 East 99 Street Stevzograplzer-Clerk FLORENCE GINSBERG 1453 Prospect Place Brooklyn Teaclzer Secy. to Mrs. Harris. JOSEPHINE GIOIA 825 New Lots Avenue Brooklyn Teacliing Service Council. Hostess Club, Librarian. DONALD GLASSBIAN 712 Sutter Avenue GEORGETTE GOLA '703 East 39 Street Brooklyn Co-Editor of Liberty Bell, Service Council, Editorial Staff of Aurora. IEROME GOLDBEBG 562 Vermont Street Brooklyn Accountant Sec. to Mr. Umans. fx Vx I A at 49 . My if . 'Z , if I li S dy!! 1 is If 5. ,Z . .' 6 . 1 . K f, afa- JOAN GOLDBEBG 769 Georgia Avenue Secretary ROSLYN GOLDBEBG 341 Sackrnan Street Private Secretary Pres. of 2nd, 5tl1, 6th Term Classes. MARVIN GOLDENBEBG 469 Livonia Avenue Brooklyn Pharmacist Arista, Sec. of Stenography and Bookkeeping Oflice, Sec. of Ollicial Class SC. BHODA GOLDIN 720 Miller Avenue C.C.N.Y. Accozmtarzt Arista, Asst. Secy.g Kagathos, Serv- ice Council. NATHHN GOLDMAN i , , . 526 Vwlliarns Aveniifi I ,X C.C.N.Y. A is gf' l,Bizygfq+,,4p Hebrew Club. J . y at, I JACK GOLDSTEIN 545 Scbenck Avenue Yeslziva Cantor Student Patrol. LITA GOLDSTEIN 577 Ilinsdale Street Secretary Pin and Bing Rep., Sec. to Dir. Blitz. MARION GOLDSTEIN 593 Osborn Street Brooklyn Biologist Service Council, Lender, Lawyer in Arbitration Court. 51 RITA COLDSTEIN 149 Chester Street Boolzlceeper llegents Fader Committee. ,E 'UN fr .,., , VE ji. ROSE COLDSTEIN M 229 New Lots Avenue . '.1t,, New York lnstitute of Applied Arts ami Science Dmftswonmiz ef, Student Patrol, Boosters, See. in Main Ollice. I 'W f - STANLEY GOLDSTEIN Gr' -F ff. . 1 'Q www 4422 Avenuc K Aulelplzi Bztsiizessuzriu ,fl f ff x J ZELDA GO1.DSTE1N , 906 Delialb Avenue 'A'V F Bmrilzlyiz TCl1Cl1Cl' V - Q, Senior Arista, Grade Adviser! ZZ' 5 Ofiiee, Service Council. ' , , ' ! SIIEILA GOLUBOFP 15?-S Pen nsylvanirt Avenue Queens Sec. to Kits. Xleluellun, Clee, Club, Aurorii Stall. PETE11 COLU IEOVV Terzclz C 1' 'fm '-J ,N- , 1 A 'Witt M . , XJ 'Vu , ', rt..1..:-:W . ' f I Z 'I' J iffqstl 1 Q f i: ' 1, 1. ' fi ' , W nl . f X fe ' ii 'U if 14. 4. I 9 r 1 Q tu , r, 5 , R- x 1 .' -. 'if i t 5 f , it . , , ,. ., 51.3, P' .f ,, ' yo, 7,---,nm '45 ' A nf 'ALJ f M ,- . Q. ,Zan f ' 1 Q 2, ffl in W. fwx - ff' 4 4, at 310 Cliester Street ' SlllL'N11'lLlH :.i Ai, ' 'W vu llA1101.1J COODMAN , qbi 5 538 Blulte Avenue i ' llmolzlvn lllllllflll All 5 Tk sl A Q, V , 1 Q 5 fs Y-4 IIIZNIIY t:oonMf2N. 7614 Miller Avenut liroolcllvn , ..- - A Tj x + 5 , J 'JP ,B A 1' X ,iv-J .V il J 3 t 52 ' 'x LEO GOODMAN 249 Sutter Avenue Electrician NORTON GOODNIAN 579 Sheflield Avenue Broolclyiz Service Council, Program Commit- tee, G.O. Book Store. ROBERTA GOODMAN 2170 Atlantic Avenue C.C.N.Y. Accouizmnf Arista, Lunchroom Bookkeeper, Sec. to Mrs. Betlienblitt. SELRIA GOODMAN 530 Essex Street Steizogmpliei' Student Patrol Oflieet. CYNTHIA GORDOY 736 llinstlule Street litoolcli I1 leticlicr Sec. to Klrs. Quinn. Student Pa- trol, Annex: See. to Nlrs. Harris. 1111S tlO'1411iSFELD 255 llcttinmn Street BUlllQkL'L'17C1 Orclicstixt ti 1e.tts'. Stutlcnt Patrol tl 1 c.it1. ,lO1 CL C11,X11El lrfb Prospect 1'l.tt-Q Secrcrtuw lling tuitl Pizi llcp. SP. ll11aN1f C11151iN 1 11CI't1Cli SIYCCI l,l. 1. ' U 1 lam 1 1lI't's. 01116.11 Qllss S111 Vlhcfm. Kill Council, Senior founril. Pl-IYLLIS GBEENBAUM 578 Elton Street Brooklyn Private SCCl'L'll1I'A1' See. Biology Gllice, Arista, See. Mr. Auroni. ARNOLD GREENBERG 603 New Lots Avenue Benntieinn DAVID GBEENBEBG 553 Georgia Avenue Brooklyn Engineer Program Committee Q4 rl-Cl'IDSVil Arista. FLORENCE GREENBERG it A QWVS 4-, lv .X ., .Q 'H Cy 5, 'Vi V 553 Hopkinson Avenue 'QE . Brooklyn Legal Ste1zogrnpl1er - r. ' X ANET ,G EEQBFBG Q N Pul S 'i .ilfa 2 i ,z ,gfgorzni , ,mir 1 Reseritlz ' I f Bell V' 'i IA' .K tg -., . Cmgillz 4?flf?1f f1 with 4 14,4 ' fill IJ - 4 . I 5 Q K ' fb., jg' 9 r ,SJ SHEILA GBEEXXVALD 649 Saratoga Avenue Steno,Q,rnpl1er Boosters, Junior Leuclers, G.O. Rep. MIRIAM GROSS 570 Shepherd Avenue Secretnri' RHODA GROSS 486 Christopher Avenue Brooklyn Biologixi Glee Club, Student Patrol, Baslcetf ball Club. L . 1 X! ti if ' . s, A ' , . gnu., j i 'WX it we ' '3 '- A ?f 4 . ' v- 1 i i A'V ' 1 iff' lj, 'W I ,J HOVVABD GRUSSMAN 203 New Lots Avenue Brooklyn College of Plmrriuiey Pl1L'l1'H1l'IClSl Student Patrol, Chemical Lab. GLORIA GBUMMEB 622 Stone Avenue Brooklyn Arista, Service Council, Liberty Bell Stull. MYBNA GUSIKOFF 196 Bristol Street Secietnrj' Ofhee Manager Liberty Bell, Cir- culation Stull. General Office. NANCY HALPEBN 577 Shellield Avenue Hunter Interior Decorator See. to Mr. Goldman, See. to hir. Epstein, Glee Club. ILENE JOAN HAMMER 810 New jersey Avenue Broolzlyn Court Stezzogrnplzer RONALD HAND Tll Aliller Avenue :lzzro illeelznnie ANNETTE HANDELMAN 529 Cliristoplier Avenue Hl'0Ulil-1'II Legnl SlUll0,LU'LY17lIUI' Aleniber of Arista, See. to Dr. Sat- loxv, See. tu Mr. Curr. FllANliLlN HANSON 500 Verinont Street Biisinrvvnzniz 53 BEATRICE HARRIS 206 Sutter Avenue VVelfare Island Hospital Nurse Boosters. GLORIA HARRIS 462 Ashford Street Brooklyn Nurse Member of Hebrew Club, Clee, Club, Choral Speaking Group. IACK HARRIS 2686 Pitkin Avenue C.C.N.Y. ROBERT HARRIS 1411 St. Marks Avenue Clerk RUDOLPH HARRIS 916 Elton Street Brooklyn Astronomical Physicist Library Assistant. JUDITH HATTMAN 1647 Sterling Place Brooklyn Private Secretary Swimming Club, Leaders, Arista. MONA HAZAN 602 Vermont Street Bookkeeper Glee Club CAnnexj. jOIIN E. IIECTOR 2186 Atlantic Avenue ff.C.N.Y. l,lIUlfl!L1I'tl17lIL'IA 54 Af 11 fr, 75- . M. 'CQ' f ,que 6 11 1 Q , ,ff wa .25 ,I SAUL HEIEETZ 188 Sutter Avenue Comrntercial Artist Service Council, Student Patrol Oflicer. HARRIET HELLMAN 466 Hinsdale Street Secretary Student Patrol Oflicer CAnneXD. HARVEY HERMAN 187 Sutter Avenue CVVEN HERSHKOXVITZ 200 Hart Street Brooklyn Legal Stenograplzer Aurora Representative, Library Squad C1 Termj, Offrcial Class Sec. ALBERT HIAT -181 Alabama Avenue Brooklyrr Doctor Student Patrol, Secretarial Squad. IOEL HILLMAN 1608 Prospect Place Brooklyn Lauw 1 Swirnnring Team Q3 Yearsx. MARILYN HITNER 1593 Prospect Place Secretary Secretary to Mrs. Anlwr. SAUL HOPE 1127 Sutter' Avenue C'.C.lX7.1'. .'1r:cmmmnr Student Patrol L3 Ycarsl. CAROLE HOROWITZ 321 Hopkinson Avenue Brooklyn Legal Sterzogrnplzer Sec. of Arista, Senior Council, Hostess Club. HERMINE HOROVVITZ 1687 Park Place Secretary Secretary of Class SM, Book Room Squad. jOAN HOROXVITZ 521 Hegeman Avenue Private Secretary Booster, Infirmary Squad. HARVEY ISRAEL 270 Belmont Avenue Brooklyn PHILIP ABLON D 270 Van ' len Avenuej C.C.N'Y.J 7 Y Teacher Capt! sity Pootb earn, Senior C , We uncil. TA. ry .g . .yu -I ,Q .. my s ROSALYN JACKNIN 531 Bristol Street Hunter Clzalutza Editor-in-Chief of leffersonian. ELAINE JAFFEE 444 Hendrix Street Private Secretary Vice-Pres. of Annex, Bell Monitor CAnnexj, Sec. to Airs. Frankel CAnnexD. GAIL IAMPOLE 522 Livonia Avenue Brooklyn Elementary School Teacher Class Sec. in 3rd Term, Sec. to Mr. Umans. X ,:- 2 Y L is 3 is- cv' H 'Q J , a 1' WK ,W X Q K N., ,gh ws: ,. Sw A ..,,, 7 . law if RQ ,. I rg -wr IUC? A 2 I f 'A nwwal! RENEE JANOFF 579 Hopkinson Avenue Private Secretary Treas. of Class 81, Student Patrol, Sec. on Amplifier Squad. FLORA JOSEPH 45 Malta Street Ste-rzograplier RICHARD JOSEPH 360 New jersey Avenue C.C.N.Y. lfrlgineei Arista, Marla. Analysis, Service Council. RHODA KAMHOLTZ 161 Blake Avenue Business Scliool Secretary FRANCES KAPLAN 464 Hinsdale Street C.C.N.Y. C.P.A. MYRNA KAPLAN 1463 St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn Lawyer Sec. to Bliss Dulakis, Sec. to Air. A. Goldman, Sec. to Mr. Tenrosen. ROSLYN KAPLAN 1834 Bergen Street Secretary STANLEY KAPLAN 591 1Xli11er Avenue Brooklyn History Teaclzer Arista, Radio Vklorksliop, Student Aid Play. 55 TOBIE KAPLAN 565 1-lowarcl Avenue Brooklyiz 'lonrimlisr Aurora Rep. CLAIRE KARP -103 Saratoga Avenue Bookkeeper BIELVIN KATZ 1657 St. johns Place Brooklyn Lawyer Student Patrol Sth Team. PAULA KATZ 319 Alabama Avenue Brooklyn Legal Stenograplier Service Council. Sec. to Mr. Scol- nick C2 Yearsl, Senior Council Rep. SHEILA KATZ 421 Jerome Street Brooklyn Legal Sfenograplier Sec. to Mr. Scolniek, Sec. to Miss Schapiro. BEVERLY KATZIN 660 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn Seereniry Student Patrol, llelpecl in Swim- ming Department. IIOVVARD KAUFMAN 216 Pennsylvania Avenue Brooklyn I nreyer Capt. Stuclent Patrol, C.O. Council Rep., Pres. Council. ,IACIK KAUFMAN 375 Koseiusko Street f , , ,C.fNl.Y, ,'ll't'IlllIllllIIl S0 l 1 if in 6 35 if fl . an . 'MHS Q in 1 ii .4 'Q to if Ls: lb- 5 as DB r ,,. A 0 X ' Q MARIORIE KAUFMAN 689' Vllyona Street Brooklyn Private Secretary Library Squad, Secretary in General Office, Pin and Ring Rep. lN'lELV1N KAUPBIAN 90 Tapscott Street Brooklyn Dentist ROBERTA KAUPMAN 674 Vllvona Street Selzool of Nursing, llewislz Hospital of Brooklyn Nurse Red Cross Rep. CVO. Rep. CAn- nexj, G.O. Rep. ROBERT KESSLER 605 Snecliker Avenue Connnercial Airlines Pilot 7.5.-lf 1n'Jo 1' vi- 'S J SYLVIA KESSLER 605 Alabama Avenue Steiiogmplzei' Service Council. Arista, Chorus. LEONA lilLXlX1Cli Gio Dumont Avenue llelireu' Union College l'lUlWl'e'Il' TCiYCl1Ul' Color Cuartl L.Xl111L'XX'. Stocls Room Clerk t.-Xunexl. SANIUE1- li1NlKlEL -100 Neu Lots .Xvenue Brooklin History Teiielier Service Council. .Krista Tutoring. English Rook Room. SONIJRA IQIRSCHNER 1073 lleliallw Avenue f1.C.N,1v. Soeiologisf Sturleut Patrol. Secretary to Mr. llolgenas, Service Counsel. , J , 5 M,-1 ! IRIS KLAR 875 Lafayette Avenue C.C.N.Y. Teacliing See. to Mr. Tenrosen. SYDELLE KLEIN 371 Alabama Avenue Brooklyn Bookkeeper Student Patrol CAnnexD. Otlieial Class Sec. AUDREY KLEINMAN 521 VVilliams Avenue BARBARA KNOLL 33 Hvatkins Street Bookkeeper Student Patrol, Sec. to llrs. Anker. :- v MILDRED KOENIG 370 Alabama Avenue Bookkeeper MILTON KOENIGSBERG 559 Miller Avenue C.C.N.Y. Corporation Attorney G.O. Rep., Sec. Mr. Dolgenas. AUDREY KOHANSKY 572 Alabama Avenue Bookkeeper ELAINE KOLBRENNER Ex wg- If ,f AI' ELAINE KOLEIJITZKY 1625 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn Private Secretary Student Patrol Annex Cl Yearj, Liberty Bell Assistant on Business Stall. l fdl ,U e1.A1RE 14 I MAN I I 'ill Va ' 'n e ui , ' I Wlzlif X 1' ate eeretory ,M-v ' f 'lf' O- by K , ff ' ' 'V l f 7 We 1 Q, WW' I 7 ,if , K- A 44 A win MARILYN KUPELOPF 734 Snediker Avenue Brooklyn Social Wo1'ke1' 7th Term G.U. Rep. LORRAINE KOPMAN 466 Hinsdale Street Brooklyn Bio-Clzemist Secretary of Service Council, Arista, Leaders. ly' A I SEYMOUR KOREK 1705 St. johns Place C.C.N.Y. Clzenzist SALLY KORMAN fit' 'W' f 71 , ,, 4 774 Hendrix Street Brooklyn Legal Steriogroplzer Sten Club. See. to Mr. Epstein. DENNIS R. KORMANIK 494 Slieilield Avenue Nam' S. P. MARILYN KORN 437 lVIiIleI Avenue 'A 'M 546 Hopltinson Avenue B00likee19e7' ,g i M A' , 'ik -A Priiwite Secretory See. to Mr. Levine, Switchboard in . U Za .Q , I W Student Patrol, See. to Amp Squad, General Office, P. T. A. Rep. in iw 3 A AHEAV' 4+ VVorlaed in Deun's Oiliee. 6th Term. .,., , f ,P . if I K Q' iiii 1 I fi ' 57 ' 4 . ELAINE KRAKOXVER 574 Vllyona Street Z C.C.N.Y. 1 ' Booster, C.O. Rep. SC, Sec. to Mrs. Nordell. . 1 ROBERT KRAMER 106 Louisiana Avenue City College I Engineer dl J 4' ' 136' .2 ,4-4.1sf'Q . H! . MIRIABI KREIKO 1519 Lincoln Place Brooklyn Therapist Hebrew Club, Leaders. ROSLYN KRIECSEIELD 312 Lott Avenue Buyer Junior Leader, Student Patrol C2 Termsj. EDITH KRINSKY 538 Vllarxvick Street Brooklyn Teiiclzer MARTIN KRLILL 10 Pulaski Strict J sm C.C.N.Y. 'fgusiizess S.C.A.Iy' f ,f . , x x ' 1' . Q ' ' ti . ' . 1 IH, x A- -l. x f - rf 1 v SHEILA KUNIN 132 Sutter Avenue Brooklyn Legal Stenogruplzer CIO. Rep. ffltli Termj, SP. Ofli cer C3 8: 4 Termj, Pin and Ring Rep. ol' STANLEY KLISAIIN 506 Georgia Avcmln' State Teclz llvnlul lllcclmnic 58 Q Q'- c- Q f. 2 Q7 Q 5: K 5 1 I AL -up 'UK T CP- Q 'U' 4 I fm- 3 ' x if xv 9 is N 17A PAUL KUSSOY 280 Riverdale Avenue Brooklyn Health Ed. Teacher Varsity Football Team C4 Yearsl, Senior Council Rep. ALLAN KUTCI-IER 81-29 190 Street, Jamaica C.C.N.Y. Business Arlmiizistmtioiz SI-IIRLEY KUVENT 1000 Dumont Avenue Brooklyn Housewife Secretary in Attendance 0506, Sec. to Mr. Aaroni, Sec to. Bliss Ulilltenfeld. STANLEY KYVIAT 1936 Prospect Place Parsons Designer Band COrchestraQ, S. P. C3-Tetmsi . MARTIN LADER 1912 Strauss Street N.Y.Il. 'lozmmlisr Nl.-XRLENE LAEEIE 189 East 34 Street Ilroolqli ri Tericlzer S. P.. Booster Squad. GIOIKIA LAIQIN -101 XYilli.nns Avenue Smlv Tt-uh Broolely I1 MARILYN I-.-XNCIIOLTZ 390 Slll'LlIUg.1 Avenue C-C1-N-12 SCCI'rJhIl'!' Student 1'.1trol Olliccr. I BEVERLY La PAYOVER 235 Hart Street Delalmnty Institute Policetvommz Servcie Council, Program Com., Treas. of Kagathos. ANN LAPIDUS 462 XVilliams Avenue Stelzogruplter SHIRLEY LASKIN 356 Irving Avenue C.C.N.Y. Accozmmnt Sec. to Mrs. Schiller, Booster Squad. See. to hlrs. Bliller. ELAINE LAVNICK 235 Amboy Street State Tech illedicnl Assistant Student Patrol in Annex, Sight Con- servation Helper, Sec. to Miss Wlirth. LUCILLE LAVVTON 182 Saelqnan Street I:orUllmm Nursing School Registered Nurse Infirmary hlonitor, Secretary Study Hall. IRVVIN JACK LEEKOXVITZ 490 VVilliarns Avenue N.Y.U. C0lI1Il181'CItYIA1AfiSi Aurora Art Editor. RHODA LEEKOVVITZ 543 Hopkinson Avenue Legal Steuograplzer Library. HARRIET LEHRMAN 350 Pennsylvania Avenue Secretrzry ' 4... Wax 1 :xx 1 s .ix .5 i I . ist' I ' l Rt 4, Qsvs ll 75 , , D! 3 '95 W 1 -: .VI f 4 vv ' HF 4' I' ,, V Q' . 7 I,5',,,,. -W ' 'I 'as HERBERT LEICIIER 369 Vermont Street B1'00liljf1l ROSLYN LESHIN 572 Ralph Avenue Brooklylv History Teacher S.C.A.l. GERALD LEVINE 739 Dumont Avenue Brooklyn IO1l1'l'ZllZiSI HARVEY LEVINE 758 Hendrix Street Tech Varsity Baseball. HERMAN LEVINE 74 Herzl Street C.C.N.Y. Accozmtant PEARL LEVINE 228 Dumont Avenue Bookkeeper Hostess Club, Sec. to Miss Brennan. ROBERT LEVINE 455 Shetlield Avenue Brooklyn Engineer SIDNEY LEVINE 'Xf,.47wh I -it 964 Belmont Avenue xx Q W 'A c.C.N.v. E1-W ,wt Eagmebv r V ,pl t . is if It ,. H 1 's . ev . 5: 59 CARL LEVINSON 230 Blake Avenue Brooklyn JERRY LEVITEX 639 lliller Avenue C.C.N.1'. Engineer ANATOLE LEYKOEE 1266 East New York Avenue Broolzlp 11 Lint'-i er Business Staff, Liberty Bell C1 Yr.lQ, Chemistrv Squad CI 3 Yr.Q. EANEE LEYY 275 East 5-ith Street Brookli zz Bio-Chemist Service Council, Arista, Program Com. LIBBY LEVY 391 Christuplier Avenue Broolzly I1 Doctor Library Squad, Sec. tu Misa Ulirth, Sec. tu Mrs. Quinn. LOUIS LEYY 241 Brixtul Street N.1'.U. Luu 3 er Service Cuuncil, jeflierwniim Edie turial Board. Student Patrul Ollieer. PBIDA L1BEl1XlAN 772 Cleveland Street Bmolzljri .Uutlz Tcuclzer Sec. to Airs. Sulmv V2 Terlns 1. jOAN l.lEl51fl1XlAX 778 llulnunt Avenue SHVHCIML' LlHl1'L'VXll1 l7lIl'L'l.Lfll Imlezmge 'l't'iatl1i'1 llristexs L lull, 1krlsl.l, Serv ILL' L Hllll til. 1,0 K. , u fx 4 4 -f 8. v 1' .. V Inv 1-r if 3 if Q as gi if L LA' El, . 2 . 0 C 5- x '57, 'sf . qi 7 1 , I C' EDDIE LICHTMAN 1-173 St. Marks Avenue N. Y. State Teclz. Executive S.C.A.1., Swimming Team CCaptain 3 Yrsj, Arista. BERNARD LIEBHABEB 666 XVi11oug11by Avenue Managing Editor leffersonian, G.O. Council. Pres. Council. TEVIA LIPITZ 5612 Farragut Road C.C.N.1'. Doctor JUDY LIPRIXD -HS YYi11iam5 Avenue Brooklj iz Eng. Teiicher IBKIA L1PSH1TZ 505 Powell Street Private Secretary BQBEBT L1P17OX 07-30 - 05:11 Street, Ozone Park llnlnirt Lairqier Yiee-Pres. ol' GO.. Head Iustice of .xl'131Il'.lIlUl1 Court. Art Stall. YOBNIA LITTLE 290 Blake Avenue Ifixk U11i1'er'siri Nursing Booster Squad. Glue Club. Student lx.lI1'Ul. Xl.Xl11l NN LONl.XSliY -H13 limciilsktw Street llvwmkli ll legal Srcrmgr.ipllr'r lilvr.uri.m. Student ll.lIl'UlCl'. luniur l,l1nlllK'lA. ROSE ANN LOIVIBARDI 131 VVilliams Avenue Bookkeeper Rep. of G.O. Cfwtli-7tl1D, S. P. CSIII- 7thD, Sec. to lX'liss Palmer C6tli-7tliD. ROSALIE LOMBINO 452 New Ierscy Avenue Private Secretary Regents Folder Com. DOROTHY LONDYNSKY 493 Schenck Avenue Bookkeeper HARVEY LUBIN 13-l 1Vatlcins Street Brooklyn Electrical Engineer Sec. in Record OIEce, Pres. of OIT. Class C3 Termsl, Service Council. LAXVRENCE LUTSKY 241 Bristol Street Brooklyn Plzys. Erl. Tenclier Aurora Representative. 'O -X I' 1 I3 Q is T----1 KI, '- g,. X gg fx x..,i:n..' - N- ,, x, RENEE MACHLOVITZ 243 Hart Street Queens Alnsic Tenclzer Chairman of Program Com., Scribe of Kagathos, G.O. Council. JOEL IXIACHTAY 1847 Pitkin Avenue Business DONALD MADDALONI 2117 Pacific Street Bookkeeper Q 4:4 ff X A ... I .S V 5 I A 'f,. l W At,V . 3 Q'-3. : . 5' ' I s an 1 5,71 a , ,A ,f BERNICE IVIAIILER 547 Sneclilaer Avenue Brooklyn Arista, Service Council, Sec. to Mr. Tenrosen. Teoclicr GLORIA IYIAKLER 591 Dumont Avenue Enslrion Institute of Teclinology Eoslzion Illustrator Member ol' Leaders, See. to IVIrs. Spencer, Sec. of Annex. ROSLYN MANKOVSKY 992 Dumont Avenue Brooklyn HERBERT MARGOLIS 1635 St. johns Place lllelse. Ilflrznnvger VICTOR IXVIARTIUCHIN 422 VVyona Street Syracuse Elect. Engineer SYLVIA MARTZAK 915 Blake Avenue Dental Assistant Leaders, Sec. to Mrs. Gilbert, Or- chestra. GERALD MAZE 748 Miller Avenue Brooklyn Football Varsity. RIARCELLE RICRIASTER l-l Kane Place Pratt Illustrator 7th Term Class President, G.O. Rep. 61 ARTHUR MELTZER 31-I Berriinan Street Broolclyn Doetoi' Pres. of Service Council, Arista. Capt. of Lunch Room. LOIS MESHOVER -165 Hi ale M Conzpto C if - QM? . IUDITH MESSINGER 660 Hegeman Avenue Penn State Private Secretary' Booster Squad, Sec. to Dr. Horowitz, Glee Club. LAURA BIEYEROYVITZ 4-H Vermont Street C.C.N.Y. Accountant Sec. to Klrs. Laufer CAnnexD, Stu! dent Patrol Sth Term CAnnexj, Liberty Bell Representative CAn- nexj. EVELYN INIEZZATESTA 107-II I32nd Street Bookkeeper SIIEILA MINKIN 35 New Lots Avenue Seeretinji' Student Patrol Officer. LUIS MINOR 6-17 Howard Avenue Stenogrnplzer mul Typisi ALLAN MIRCIIIN ll-49 Blake Avenue ff.C.N.l'. Iviotlmll K3 lrsj. 62 i A U warn- V . ' K . A . 1 . f .Q R I' X ..... F31 1 . ff, lem ' ' Ili, ,,o., A 'fi 1' ' A lx 5' if T' ' I ,sf ' Q '51 C Lrg A PHILLIP INIISHUCK 240 Vlyona Street R.C.A. Institutes Television Engineer IRENE MOGILENSKY 355 Pennsylvania Avenue Brooklyn Legal Stenogmpliei' Arista, Booster Club, Sec. to Mrs. Frankel. . . MARTIN MORGANLANDER 1571 Sterling Place 1 , Florist .f Y! ' I. r MARVIN H. MORRELL 2212 Plumb lst Street C.C.N.Y. Accountant Student Patrol Pres.. Chief Prose- cuting Attorney of Arbitration Court. G.O. Council. BERNICE KIOSCOIYITZ 1766 Park Place BTOOIQI-1 zz Bookkeeper Student Patrol. FLORENCE XILIDRICIQ 7-lo Snediker Avenue Ilroolqlui H History ,llojor See. ol, Arista. See. to Mr. Harrison. .ind Mr. Siegel. Serviee Council. IORETTA NIUELLER 58-Oo Sealiurv Street. Elmhurst. Queens Seerehvrr JOAN MURCER S32 XVyonu Street IIHJIIICIUVII KIl1i'ICl'gi?l'lL'7I Terzulrer Roosters, Treats. of Otll. Class SD. AICIIIITCI' of Pres. Council SE. NETTIE NADBOY 524 Snediker Avenue Hunter Teaclzer Arista, Service Council, Kagathos. tt. I QL 6: 1, . 4, ,W -. , Av I . D v1S NAI-IMI 69 'W' ona S t Prim e Secretary ' ,W surer of Cla 8 cretary for I C I W Ii . at f X ,. , ' 1,1157 le 7 ,ff P jf cf X , FRANK NATHTGQJN 425 -Essex Street I, '1 f.,1 L , 5 I Salesman , , Sfudent Patroller C4 Yearsy, Service 'W' Council C1 Yearl., V 'b f. sf Q .1 LOUIS NEEDELMAN 669 Osborn Street State Teclz Business Manager Student Patrol Officer, Health Edu- '57 cation Secretary. 'S 1 f EILEEN NELSON 678 Riverdale Avenue f s- C.C.N.Y. Teaclzer 5 Arista, Sec. to Bliss Palmer, Arista A A, 55- gg- Tutoring. 5- T - , , ., 7 .V l ARNOLD NEVVMAN 464 Christopher Avenue IRWIN OPOCHINSKY 651 Elton Street Polytechnic Institute E1zgi1tee1 English Bookroom. ALVIN ORLIN 750 New Lots Avenue Brooklyn College of Pharmacy Pltarmacist ff em-f,, 5 ft . ,J .. Vw rib I A :fy A lA 'Q' Ml 1 0 We W LEONARD ORNSTEIN 533 Thatford Avenue Brooklyn Teaclrer CLAIRE ORTER 284 Montauk Avenue Brooklyn Elementary Scltool Teacher Sec. to Mr. Tenrosen C5th and 6th Termj, Sec. to Miss Meehan C3rd and 4th Termj, Hebrew Club. MARY ANN PAGETT 1403 St. Marks Avenue Typist FRANCES PALUMBO 701 Van Siclen Avenue Bookkeeper ELAINE PANZER 744 Pennsylvania Avenue Colnmlzia VVriter Sec. to hlr. Tenrosen, Switchboard Operator in General Off., Jeffer- sonian. MARILYN PASHINSKY 430 New Lots Avenue Office VVorker P Q6 5 IRIS PASTOR K 767 Miller Avel e Brooklyn eeeptimat Sec. to Mr. Schr' 7'ce-P ' nt, Hostess Club, Sy 1 ugcil. BARRY PELQT1 - - Q 655 Osborne Street C.C.N.Y. Engineer 63 YOLANDA PEREYRA 1209 E. 95th Street Spencer Business Scliool Secretnry DOLLY PERLMAN 992 Dumont Avenue Singing and Dancing Teticizer Dance C1ass C316 Yearsf. JOAN PERLSTEIN 1-18-1 Sterling P1ace New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences Legal Stenograplzer Secretary in Attendance Office. Sec- retary to Miss Touvim, Secretary, to Mrs. Harris. VVALTER PESETSKY -HO VVi11iams Avenue Brooklyn Lawyer Swimming Team Capt. C3 Yrsy. C.O. Representative SKI, Pool As' sistant. BEATIIICE PETROVER 491 Empire Boulevard C.C.N.1'. Teacher Chem. and Physics Lab., Sec. Grade Ac1viser's Office, Sec. to Mr. Mor- gan. IRXVIN PFEPPER 379 Howard Avenue C.ff.N.1'. Accmniuint 1111A PILTZIN 601 East 34th Street Iirookljvi Secrerurj Arista, Ilookkeepcr-Auditor, Liberty 13011. 171,O11A PINSKEII 475 V1'yon4i Street Su rulurm 64 ,..,. - 6 ' 1: i z ,fi ' 1 5 H A 2 T, .xi 5. -C7 1 , Q We . 'EI - G - s is f BV Aix -x ET V M 1 A A gf l L VICTORIA PISTONE 2346 Atlantic Avenue Kings County Hospital Nurse PHILIP PLAFKER 1689 St. Johns Place Student Patrol, G.O. Book Room. ARNOLD POLINSKY 38-1 Alabama Avenue Brpoflpfiz ' -Accounting I N I I ,N S ' POLLA 'IK V ' 70 I I BTO , mentor, ,Sci -1' i r a c r I 6 'o.1A' S' L.eC.1fO , A vi! i 2 I 'X IEANEITE POKIERAXTZ 370 Hinsdale Street Brookllw n Secretory Student Patrol Q2 Yrsf. Co1or Guard. LEONARD POPOXYITZ 582 Klonrarik .Xvenue Brooklyn n Biologist C i11r.1in1 rl 'rs.x. enior , ,Z AUELE PORTXOY -151 Slxcplicrd .Xxcnuc liusint n min S. P. tl 1cnnsI. 13'l l'l1f POIIKIVNOY 515 liristol Sm-cr iirnokix n I-cncizui . 3 Ansm. O111c1.11 L1.1ss Ircs.. Sec. lu Miss '1'onx'nn. -Uv SHIRLEY POTTAK 805 Cleveland Street Stenograplrer junior Leader. GEORGIA POVVELL 1-123 St. 1Xlarks Avenue Choral Training, Basketball Club. SHEILA POVVER 397 Alabama Avenue Brooklyn lozrrnalisnz Liberty Bell, Captain of Supply Squad. Color Guard. ANNA PRINCE 35 Amboy Street Brooklyn Farmer in Israel 9 ESTELLE PRUSSACK 308 Chester Street Brooklyn Illatlz Teacher Librarian, Sec. Hostess Club, Radio Workshop. ' ' V - , , Z ' p SYLVIA PRYWER 1544 Park Place Secretary Secretary to Mr. Tenrosen, Glee Club C1 Yearb. LEILA RABOVSKY 1544 Park Place Bookkeeper Secretary of Class 813. CHARLES RACCA 107-57 116th Street State Tech Businessman Q.--. f 'D , s-4 it . X, If K' J ll - sp. , .al . -if: A l A ,WM , me an 1 'E' :V U91 XYZ? if f ff X A tt P ROCHELLE RAPHENBERG 1720 Park Place Brooklyn Doctor Sec. to lVlr. Fenton, Chorus. JOAN RAPPA 394 Van Sielen Avenue Secretary FRANK RAZZANO 228 Liberty Avenue Class Pres. C6th, 7th, Sth Terml Senior-Council. -KfC'77-f-lf' imffvyef RITA REIFFEN 523 Van Siclen Avenue Brooklyn Teacher Arista, Service Council, Hostess Club. Q RHODA RESNICK 187 Van Buren Street Brooklyn Legal Stenograplzer Leader C1 Yr.D, Ieffersonian Busi- ness Stalf Cl Yr.j. WILLIE RIVERS 335 Blake Avenue lllorris Brown Univ. Social VVorker Basketball CZV2 Yrs.D. h fl pf 4 I fin sQ4.fItf4ff'1,1.g.f', ,jf 1, I ' f.-' Q1 'l . 1 A ' f 'Pi ' ' Q h .J ELLEN ROBINSON -459 462 VVi1liams Avenue Brooklyn General Science Teaclier Student Patrol CAnnexD, Sec. to bliss Shapiro, See. to Mr. Lesser. IRVVIN ROCHLIN 467 Livonia Avenue Brooklyn College of Plrarmau Pharmacist 65 Af OCR 18 e I Service Vice-P s. Leaders, Sec. to Mr 115 'ni l S Deleln tp' Po ironmn iu , X s. li. ' H- , in ABRAHAB1 ROGOEE 586 Pennsylvania Avenue Brooklyn Bio-Clzenzist President C6tl1 Te-rmil. G.O. Couna cil C6t1i Term Repj. LENORA ROKEACH . 347 Saratoga- 'Avenue l Broolzlp n - History Teaclier Sec, to Mr. Aaronij JOSEPHINE ROBIANO 427 Vermont Street Nurse SAM ROMANO 57-l Vermont Street Broolzljn Vice-President S.C.A.1., Orchestra, Arista. MARVIN ROMERSTEIN 553 Saratoga Avenue Queens Jlaclzinisi Concert Rand, Dance Band. THEODORE ROSE 1901 Bergen Street Brooklyn BEHNICIS ROSEN 513 llegcmun Avenue SL'L'l'L'ltH'1 66 X Gs, sl -N S 1 QE ' A I 1 if is g JOEL ROSEN 642 Howard Avenue Brooklyn Engineer G.O. Council, Senior Council, Pres. Sth Term. STUART ROSEN T21 Van Siclen Avenue Broolclp n Engineer IRVING ROSENBERG 131 Sutter Avenue Brooklyn Businessnmn JULIUS ROSENBERC1 3-15 Georgia Avenue L.1.U. Buy er ERXVIN ROSENBLATT IOS3 Belmont Avenue C-C.N.Y. Snlesnmn Class Pres. 63rd Tennx. Student Patrol Officer C-ith Termf. G.O. Rep. Grd and -lth Terrnf. HELEN ROSENBLUBI 152-l St. Marks Avenue Broolilj n Tenclzer Student Putroler Q2 Ter1ns1. Chor- us Q1 Tcrnif 1RXY1N ROSENRLUKI 152-1 St. Marks Avenue United Status Navy ll GOLDIE ROSENEARB 530 Sutter Avenue Scer'u1.zr-v RITA ROSLER FLORENCE RUBALSKY 1905 Bergen Street ' 346 Sncdilccr Avenue Private Secretary Aclelplai Senior Class Sec., Pres. Radio Work- S: 'fn 5' X Prcs. of 8K, CO. Council, Senior shop, Arista. - Council If Flu i , 'A' 4 Ln -hu'Jf - . K-3 . 5 0 lNflYRNA ROSS jACK RUBIN 306 Riverdale Avenue 802 Millgf Avenue Brooklyn Kindergurtcnz TCt'lCl1L'I' Writer Clee Club CAnnexD, Student Patrol 5 CAnnexD, Sec. to Mrs. Ritt. ALBERT ROTH PAUL RUBIN 1868 Prospect Place 238 Dumont 1 ue l SUle5 'U C.C.N . ec 'i lEngi1zeer Physi V ce artment BIARILYN ROTH STUART RUBIN 80 East 58th Street Brooklyn Statistician ' ' N,Y,U, Elect,-,mics Senior Council, Arista, Pres. Coun- S. ' I gg, Student Patrol cil. ROBERTA ROTI-I 379 Alabama Avenue Student Patrol Cl Terrnj. Secretary ' Q DONALD N. ROT ETF 7 5 7 7 Wyona Streegw Bro ly?i , ' ' 11 ineer Stu ent Patrol 0 1 A we f MINNA ROTHSTEIN 800 New Lots Avenue Oswego State Kindergarte1z Teacher Sec. in General Ofhce, Senior Coun- cil Rep., Service Council LEONARD ROTTER 1637 St. Johns Place Cartoonist ' 746 Sheffield Avenue HENRIETTA RUBINSKY 1711 Sterling Place Bookkeeper Library Squad :L ' ARLENE RU BINSTEIN 572 Shepard Avenue Secretary Sec. for English Bookroom MORTON RUDERMAN 1073 Sutter Avenue L.l.U. Il. Ed. Teaclter Pres. 63rd Term OHZD, Vice Pres. C4th Term Offj, Presidents Coun- cll. I l Q 7 1 , C' C- aft-it ei of ,ll ' !,,,T U Q Q! lil W VWQ67 flu f MILDRED RUSSO 507 Hegeman Avenue Legnl SECl'CttH'j' RENEE RUTHEN 160-1 Lincoln Place Secretary JUDITI-1 RUTKOVVITZ 508 Livonia Avenue Secretary IRWIN RUTBIAN 311 Lott Avenue Hunter LEILA SAC1-IS 483 Cleveland Street Housewife Program Comm. C-ith-23th Termj. General Office C6th Termj AARON SAEENOVVITZ 133 Powell Street C.C.N.Y. 11 flnrzlnnt Bio Lab. Squad, S.P. Officer C2 Termsj. ISRAEL SAFERSTEIN 430 Livonia Avenue Brooklyn Concert Band, Orchestra, Arista PEARL SAFRAN 131 Legion Street fllllllf glt'IlU. 158 15' - ELAINE SALANT 1527 Lincoln Place Secretary Sec. to Mr. Klein, Sec. to lN1iss Schmidt LEONARD SALESKY 1577 Lincoln Place Pratt Institute Electrical Engineer Student Patrol ' V ' Q . 5 , r ff ti . nvx- .Q :,,tA.-- fl' 4 M i X , J xy, 1 v 07' -if 5- 9 X 'El 6 17 'S I. . ka I st -K 'Uh YB' P!! gi I if 4 ' 6 L IL l 4 9, lt I -'ls-v-f 'A 4 1' ' ' . , 5 1 ,,,:,s CHARLES SAMUELS 167 Vernon Avenue Columbia U. Actor Service Council, Arista, Pres. of Drama Club NATALIE SANDLER 510 Sutter Avenue N.Y.U. Librarian ELLA SANDOXYSKY 214 Amboy Street Brooklp n Teacher Sec. to Hebrew Club. G.O. Book! shop, Attendance Otlice THEA SANG1.-X310 202 Malta Street Kings cwllllllfvl Nursing School Nurse ROSENIAIHE SCAREATO 752 Snediker Avenue U. of 1'ernmnt Scltool Tvaclxer jetfersonian Staff, Sec. to Miss Shapiro. Student Patrol BERNICE SCIIAFFE11 -H7 shi-411.-1.1 Avenue Bookkeeper Arista. Student Patrol, Service Coun- eil. SHERMAN SCHEFF 28 Christopher Street RICHARD SCHEINHOLTZ 552 Sutter Avenue Brooklyn Student Patrol PRED SCHINDLER 286 Snecliker Avenue Brooklyn Businessman Aurora Rep., S.C.A.I,, Poster Club and Art Stock Room SARAH SCHMILOXVITZ 70 Legion Street Stenographer C.O. Representative ROBERT SCHNEE 332 Hart Street Cornell Cont Agricultural Adviser Service to Hebrew Department JACK SCHNEIDER 168 Powell Street Brooklyn All- D- Stuclent Patrol MARCIA SCHNEIDER 664 Wyfona Street Private Secretary Bookkeeper for Liberty Bell, Typ' ist for Aurora MYRNA SCHNEIDER 717 Shepard Avenue Brooklyn Author Arista, Librarian C3TermsD, C-.O. Treasurer ,. 1 v 'ZR' f ' 4 'KS' gg, wc, Q gp est W it , ,,,, , I ge? 5 I f t .sr,, 7 rr, 'Q , PAUL SCHNEIDER 800 Dumont Avenue C.C.N.Y. Business P. PAUL SCHOENWETTER 296 Sutter Avenue C.C.N.Y. Engineer BERNARD SCHOLL 647 Barbay Street Columbia Nuclear Physicist Arista, Boy Leader, jeffersonian Staff, Service Council LEO SCHROTTKE 3 37 Blake Avenue U.S.C. Business EDWARD SCHULMAN 511 Hopkinson Avenue C.C.N.Y. Accountant MARILYN SCHULTZ 627 Sackman Street Brooklyn Physical Ed. lllajor Dance Class, Basketball Club HARRIET SCHVVARTZ 303 Pulaski Street Brooklyn Teacher Senior Council, Service Council, Boosters PHYLLIS SCHVVARTZ 565 Osborn Street Bookkeeper Secretary to Mr. Stone, Secretary to Miss Schmidt 69 SPENCER SCHVVARTZ 469 Koseiusko Street Brooklyn Plzarnmcist Library Stall RENEE SCOTT 95-1 lXlontgomery Street Secremry Student Patrol in Annex, Sec. to lNlr. A. Klein HERBERT SELIGMAN 564 Ashford Street C.C.N-Y. Engineer lX1atl'1 Analysis EDVVARD SELTZER 1260 East New York Avenue Bf0OlilJ'11 Teaclzer Student Patrol GERALDINE SER 412 Schenek Avenue C.C.N.Y. Receptionist-lworlel Oflicial Class Treasurer-SG ALVIN SERKIN 237 Blake Avenue C.C.N.Y. Basketball Team ANNETTE SERNAKER 72 Powell Street Brooklyn ,lonrnalist Booster Club, French Club, Choral Training Club STANLEY SHAEVITZ 1149 Blake Avenue C.C.N.Y. llnsiness 70 Ti- . s If K' wil, ..... is A 2 fat, I, If 4, tr., W Y 35 ' tr- 47 14 5? is x7 AXA X ,tv ESTELLE SHAPIRO 174 Chester Street Typist Secretary to Mrs. Anker EVELYN SHAPIRO 1665 Sterling Place Secretary Kagathos. Leaders, C.O. Bookstore Secretary PEARL SHAPIRO 241 Van Siclen Avenue Brooklyn Teaclzer Annex Office Secretary ARTHUR SHERMAN 50-18 Broadway, XVooclside, Queens Brooklyn Tenclzer Football Team C2 yearsl. Pres. 6th Term Class, Aurora Rep. CStl1 term? TOBY SHERKIAX 601 Howard Avenue Brooklyn Bookkeeper Liberty Bell Business Staff S.C.A.I.. Student Patrol QAnneXf SIDELL SHIPRES 755 Stone Avenue C'.C.N.Y. CPA. ALBERT SHIKI.-XR 02 Ilurfl Street Cl.C.N.1'. Business .-ltlministrtttion Chorus, Student Patrol, Class Pres. ITILEEN SIEGEL hh Gnllltoli Street Brooklyn Seerettztjt llmee Class, Sxviteltluoard, Attend- alllrt' Ulliet' GLORIA JUDITH SIEGEL 114-07 107t11 Avenue, Richmond Hill, L. I. Stenograpller Class President 8G, Arista, jeffer- sonian Staff C2 Termsj SONDRA SIEGEL 9502 Kings Highway Hofstra Secretary Sec. to Air. Scolniclc in Employ- ment Oflice. G.O. Rep., Otlicial Class President 7th Term SONDRA SILINS 730 Vermont Street Brooklyn Teuclzer LAXVRENCE SILKES 114 Van Siclen Avenue Brooklyn Student Patrol CLieutenantj LEON SILVER 131 Legion Street Brooklyn Pliarnmcist Executive Service Council, Capt. Student Patrol, Capt. Mimeo. Squad LESLIE SILVER 796 Cleveland Street State Teclz Businessman Bookroom C4 Terrnsj HILDA RUTH SILVERMAN 641 Miller Avenue Brooklyn H. S. Math Teacher S.C.A.I., Student Patrol Officer, Sight Conservation Squad ffl l RI-IOD SILVERIV1,fiNVif ffl 527 , bam I AX'6I'lfflC' ,bf If ,i G 7-Q, EE' liz n ociel Aris!ljSeQ' to 1V1i sf'IS' limidt 1 1 -' , f 1 J., f 1 1 r 1, 1 1, , , f 1 ' M f- 1. rfff V Q, ff J A nf f A x, X Z ,x L. Z7 7 ,f , '53 f 'f W if 2 K x 'dr A 4 , 5 9 6' s 1 s SANDRA SILVERMAN 1593 Park Place L.I.U Buyer ARNOLD SIMON 405 Christopher Avenue Brooklyn Teacher PHILIP SIMON 768 Hopkinson Avenue N.Y.U. Business Adm. S.C.A.I. Poster's Club ZELDA SIPKIN 526 Crescent Street Brooklyn Teaclzer Sec. Grade Advisers Office, Service Council, Switchboard Operator in General Office FLORENCE SKLAR 215 Buffalo Avenue Brooklyn Secretary Sec. to Mrs. VVarren, Vice Pres. 8F NATHAN SKYER 1939 Park Place Brooklyn Artist DIANE SLACHOFSKY 155 Herzl Street Private Secretary Student Patrol in Annex, Sec. to Mr. A. Klein, Pin 8: Ring Rep. IRA SLOAT 2071 Pacific Street C.C.N.Y. Dress Buyer Mr. Adolplfs Secretary C4 yearsD 71 Y H F . . .v KA. , J 5. h L .-Axenue Brooklyn Boolclceeper Senior Council- Rep., Hostess Club, Service, Council M ,7 BER io s'11LoW1rz' - le O7 Ri ainri? if IERRY SMITH 230 Osborn Street Brooklyn Plzysical Ed. President of Official Class RENEE SBIITH 689 Miller Avenue Kings County Hospital Registered Nurse Sec. to Nliss Hay SHIRLEY SOBEL 693 Riverdale Avenue Secretary Boosters SYLVIA SODDEN 558 Pennsylvania Avenue Brooklyn Receptionist CLAIRE SOHMER 2107 Beverly Road Brooklyn Arista, Service Council, Sr. Council MARILYN SOKOLOF 651 New jersey Avenue Nursing BERNICE SOLOMON 1059 Clenrnore Avenue C.C.N.Y. Seeremry Arista, Sec. to Mrs. Rcuillard, Oil. Class Secretary 7tli Term 72 V 'tx K I . ... W- PI' fn ' I 3 f is V' :Q ' .ggi xx 4-vs 191 .fc Q' if is DINAH SOLOMON 857 Essex Street Business Scliool Secretflfy ALAN SOSNAY 296 Clenrnore Avenue Brooklyn LW'-7997 S.P. Officer C2 Yearsj, Service Council C1 Terrnl, Prosecuting At- torney Arbitration Court CIW yrsj T g ' ' 'DONALD SPARAGA 518 Powell Street LaSalle Textile Business ALBERT SPIECEL 669 Pennsylvania Avenue Brooklyn Doctor Arista, Sec in blath Dept. C2 terms? INIARTIN SPIECELBIAN 585 Bradford Street Brooklyn Executive Swimming Team, Cvmnastic Club HELEN STAIMAN 529 Saratoga Avenue Paris Conser1'uto1'y of Alusic Pianist Senior Orchestra MARTIN STARKAND 376 Hinsdale Street Doctor f,, 7 , D .,,gQr.:.. V i 7- 1 I . L ' A' . ravllirs-fav, 'I' x Hs J--.f w-'ts .ITN Fu ., I Nw' 'ww Nu! .Hui-if' SEYMOUR STEICELFEST 1377 St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn Poly-Tcclz Clzcmical Erzgiiwvr S.1'. Lunchroom, Treasurer of SF, Arista Tutoring .Z I 1 ALVIN STEIN 583 Van Sielen Avenue 1 F Dgcfgr I I.. Member of All-City Radio VVork- S N A 1- shop, Arista Tutoring, Radio Work- I ' VA' Ig' Q 1 shop sf A N 1 .l I j. BARBARA STEIN 1- 457 Van Buren Street i Secretary V j 4 ., 4... I , iw f ' ,lf .I l E STEIN I 7 Sac 'man St e B lil! T zer 6 m 9919 7 D- S - ,A 1 S C2 ter SD cretary o 'Q -I as VVirth ' l ' A lp LORRAINE ARLENE STEIN A 96-18 163 Avenue Howard Beach 14, New York , fi Brooklyn English Teaclzer ., p - 7' Service Council Treasurer, Roving 1 'W 9 X 4- . Reporter Cleiherty Belly, Dramatic :wk r Vllorkshop X f HARVEY STEINER 594 VVyona Street Br00kly11 Bio-Clzemist Pres. of 71, Rep. to C.O. Council C7th Termj ANNA MAE STELLINC 11 Repose Place Secretary CYNTHIA STELNICK 590 Williams Avenue Brooklyn ,lewisli Hosp. Scliool of Nursing Nurse Arista, Service Council, Leaders C3 Termsj BERNARD JOE STERMER 585 Elton Street State Tech. Singer Chorus Fi 1 W M. 6. . js, .AU 9. as 5 if S ghizgv X ' . 5 me A ' Q1 'za ' s It 'I , it DANIEL STERN 470 Sheflicld Avenue Brooklyn Engineer Student Patrol MARTIN STERN 1613 Prospect Place C.C.N.Y. Business TERESA STICLIANO 299 Schenclc Avenue Secretary Student Patrol BARBARA STORCH 475 Hinsdale Street N.Y. Institute Executive Assistant Secretary to Dr. Sper HOWARD STRASSMAN 530 Sutter Avenue Brooklyn Liberty Bell Sports Columnist, Arista VVILLIAM STUFSKY 655 Watkins Street State Teclz Industrial Salesman GLORIA SUCKNER 892 Stone Avenue Brooklyn Speeclz Tlierapist Arista, Dramatic Vllorkshop, Service Council FAY SUSSIXIAN Sl-I Lafayette Avenue Secretary 73 DIANE SYDELMAN 1507 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn Teaclier Secretary to Miss XVorth, Secretary to Mr. Acken-nan, Secretary in Attendance Oflice SHIRLEY SZARE 292 Hinsdale Street Secretary RENEE TABAK 61 Bristol Street C.C.N.Y. Language Teaclier Hebrew Club, Sec. in Language Dept., Student Patrol ABRAHAM TAGER 768 Hendrix Street C.C.N.Y. Engineer Blanager of Swimming Team ROSELYN TANNER 1474 Park Place Queens Actress Sec. to Dramatic Dept., Sec. to Language Dept., Member of Drama Club BARBARA TARCONSKI 455 Vvyona Street SONDRA TARNOESKY 867 DeKalb Avenue N.Y. State Institute of Arts and Sciences Dental Hygienist Library Sec., Jr. Leaders, Secretarial Service Squad DON TCHERNOVITZ 1510 St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn 74 lj I E 3 a 6- 15 Q! N as n f' H M S . A' Q' S' S' at Ei.. 4 s: GL ' X C' ' x TOBY TELLAR 480 Van Siclen Avenue Brooklyn Lawyer Sight Conservation Assistant, Clee Club CAnnexD, S.C.A.l. LILA TEPPER 649 Linwood Street Bookkeeper SHELDON THALL 396 Pennsylvania Avenue Brooklyn Arista LILLIAN TINKOFF 673 Alabama Avenue C.C.N.Y. Bookkeeper Clee Club Ci-Xnnexib PHYLLIS 'I-OB.-XCR 360 Jerome Street Secretary jr. Leaders, Sec. in 6th Term Ott. Class, Treas. in oth Term Off. Class SHELDON TOBACK 287 Bristol Street ALVIN TOBIAS 435 Hinsdale Street Bmolclyn RUTH TOMBERG 7l Arnlmy Street llrirntt' Secretary Arista, Senior Council Rep.. Service Council RUSSELL TOPPER 1511A East 3rd Street C.C.N.Y C,P,A, Bio Lab. Squad EDYVIN TRUCE 288 Hendrix Street 1 . Navy I Hieial Class Secretary s sw elgwf 're ' ,. Yflh f , ALAN VVALDEN 407 Montauk Avenue CHARLOTTE XVALDMAN 217 Tompkins Avenue N.Y.C. Sclzool of Interior Design Interior Decorator Chorus C3 yearsl Boosters, Aurora Rep. DOROTHY XVALLACH 728 Sackman Street Brooklyn See. to Blrs. Soloxv, See. to Bliss Palmer ROSLYN VVECHSLER 741 Cleveland Street Secretary Student Patrol C3 Termsj JANICE VVECHTER 668 Vermont Street N.Y.U. Terzclzer Aurora, Dancer C1 yearj HERBERT WEIN 755 Stone Avenue C.C.N.Y. C-P-A 7 f ing Cafe 254 42: Q nr I , ff 5. We 3 2 ,'a, if 'X 1 4 f V X it K 'ki E 5 ,. IRMA RACHOIVIA WEINBERG 828 Midwood Street N.Y.U. Moclel Boosters, S.C.A.I. Exec. Member, Student Patrol Ollieer SYLVIA WEINBERG 656 Powell Street Brooklyn Insurance Broker Dramaties Club, Glee Club, Arista VIDA WEINSTEIN 832 New jersey Avenue Brooklyn Secretary Student Patrol C2 Termsj, Sec- retary CAdvisers' OIHCCD EDITH VVEINTRAUB 10743 118th Street, Richmond Hill Aclelplii Advertising Copywriter Leaders Council, Service Council, Co-Capt. of 6th period Lunchroom JOSEPH WEISS 580 VVyona Street Brooklyn Pin gl Ring Rep. BARBARA VVEISSMAN 510 Riverdale Avenue Bklyii jewish Hosp. Sclzool of Nursing Registered Nurse Boosters, Student Patrol IRIS VVEISSNAN 536 Hopkinson Avenue Brooklyn Bookkeeper JACK VVEISSIXIAN 240 New Lots Avenue Brooklyn lourizalist Class Treasurer SL W 0 75 MORRIS YYELIKY Sl Herzl Street C.C.N.Y. U. S. Num MORTON XYEXLER 566 Georgia Avenue Brooklyn Executive MARLENE XYHITE 87-21 87th Street. XYoodhaven. L. I C.C.N.Y. Personnel ,llmmger Sec. to Mr. Umans. General Ollice Tutor for Miss Sibley ARNOLD XYIDLITZ 193 E. 91st Street Brooklyn Luujr e SYDELL YVILK 556 Dumont Avenue C.C.N.Y. lfnglisli Teuclier Student Patrol fAnnex, Liberty Bell Bookkeeper, Arista ELLA VVILKES 1841 Bergen Street X-Hug Teclznicnnr MILDRED YYILLIAAIS 350 Tliatforcl Avenue Business Sclzool Secrctnri KIQYNETH XYILSOX 200 Cbristoplier Avenue Brooklyn 70 11, QQ' Ag 4- A1 -. es: 1 ji- -fl 4 3 px 9- 4 -2' 1:-' AY4 -. Q , ! Y Q'- ?5 vs Q D- f L STANLEY XVISHNOFF 311 Milford Street Pratt Architect FRANCES YVITTEXSTEIN 539 Sheflield Avenue Brooklyn Higlz Sclzool Teaclzer Glee Club Q.-Xnnexf SARAH XYQHL 457 l-lopkinson Avenue C.C.N.Y Spanish lnterpreter Librarian JASPER VYORLEY 5-PT Dumont Avenue Ninn SONDRA YARIXSKY 279 East 92411 Street Secrertirvi Sec. to Dr. S.1tlovv and Alt. Carr SAUL YELLIX 5-OS llradford Street CS.C.X'.Y. Bnsin Student Patrol, Soccer Team tl years' IEONARD ARTHUR ZANR S43 Belmont Avenue Aecourztant ll.XlllllET Z.Xl'1S-OTSRY 474 S.1r.itug.i Avenue lilkluklk Il BL7OkkCt'17Cl' l iberty llell Business Stall. S.C.A.l.. Student Patrol eAnnexl ALEX ZEMEL 223 Montauk Avenue C.C.N.Y. Accouuttuzi ci-rf BOB ZEVGN 77 Nlalta Street U. S. Navi' IRVING GOLDEN 356 Chester Street Arista ANTHONY AMATO 126 Louisiana Avenue N.Y.U. Accozintmzt , I L X' 1' SHIRLEY M. BISHOP 545a Macon Street New York Institute of Applied Art and Science Buyer Sec. to the Dean, Dancing Club, Boosters Club. JACK DURELL 202 Amboy Street Artist Science Squad. BARBARA FEHLKER 359 Wortman Avenue Secretary may V, it SANDRA ZUCKER 713 Vermont Street Bookkeeper Service Council DORIS ZUCKEBMAN 668 Howard Avenue Nurse HARRIET ZUCKERMAN 454 Kings 4 Walk Brooklyn Politicirzu Assistant Editor of Liberty Bell, Commencement Committee BEVERLY VVENGER 684 Georgia Avenue ,ff '-i 3 1,3 ' , f' 'UF ,, S? 'D Q. all-if Q if it Stenograplzer PATRICIA A. FELTON 543 Lexington Avenue Pratt Institute Dietitian Modern Dance Club, Co-Capt. Cheering Squad, Class Pres. RITA FRIEDMAN 921 Stone Avenue Secretary Sec. to Miss Palmer, Library Squad. SYLVIA FROMME 224 New jersey Avenue Receptionist Sec. to Mr. A. Goldman, Sec. to lxlrs. VVoll'e. PAULA FULTON 67-18 Parsons Boulevard, Flushing 67, N. Y. Queens Nursery Sclzool Teaching Boosters, See. to Mrs. Glass, Sec. to lN'1rs. Artale. 77 IANICE HEXDY 901 Livunia Avenue Secretary Basketball Club, Sec. Bliss Xatel- son, Switchboard Stall. DELORES A. HURLEY 46-la Ielferson Avenue Nurse Sec. Attendance Ollice, Librarian. IRVING KANTOB 505 Wlilliarns Avenue Georgia Tecli. Business Arln1i1zistmtiou IRYING KAPLAN 102 Bristol Street Bookkeeper Student Patrol. . 575 '- -egsfr it KW Y A -lx N NK - ? ,Ti . X1 NORMAN KARIN -H9 Sheffield Avenue C.C.N.Y. lllriter ABRAHAM KRISS I 556 Lincoln Ave ue C.CF.N. '. Ai Acaozgittzrzt . J E ' Q, -vu. 'V 'f ' . ,Le uf? . f J 1 ff b My KENNETH LEFKOXYITZ 1368 East 9-ith Street State Teclz Stzlesmtm DOLORES E. Le CALL 717 Logan Street C.f,'.fX'.Y. flflllfl Slczmigritpvltvr Sec. tu Nlrs. Kirsch, 'liennis Club, Basketball Club. 78 HARRIET LEVINE 669 Ralph Avenue Brooklyn Receptzonzst BEATRICE LIPSCHITZ 182 New Lots Avenue TOXY KIACAGNONE 693 Alabama Avenue US JUDITH MAXDEL -H2 Newport Street Brooklj 11 B DELORES MARION 475 Hvynna Street Otiicial Class Secretary CARMEN NIEISTER 515 Schencla Avenue CIO. Representative. HARRIET OESTRE1C1111lx 911 Hart Street N.Y.U. ftmvt Sr 1 ri lltncc til: Yrsf. Set Stunt Dept. gl Yrf. Sec. Ent, qt tl Yrf. SIIELDON S. RUDICII 1838 East Film Street I.1.U. btzlt I-IERMENA V. RUMPH 50 Thatford Avenue F.I.T. Dress HAROLD S. SALZMAN 549 Schencli Avenue Brooklyn Accomrmrzt SAUL SAPERSTEIN 323 Alabama Avenue Clmmplain Business Arlmirzisrrutor STAFF EDITORIAL Georgette Gola Edward Lichtman Frederick Schindler I-Iarriet Schwartz Edith Weintraub Design akiift TECHNICAL Marilyn Dinner Robert Fink Rhoda Colden Rita Rossler ART Irwin Lefkowitz CChiefD Raymond Eassberg Frederick Schindler f' ee-r ' W vig. -- -' , , 1 hw I RONALD STARIN 1512 Park Place Brooklyn Circulation Mgr. Liberty Bell, Serv- ice Council, Student Patrol. ROSLYN L. VVINKELIVIAN 533 Cleveland Street Doctors Assistant ARLENE ZOLNICK 1055 Glenmore Avenue Secretary laneth M. Allenson, Art Adviser Arthur Schneider, Literary Adviser 79 4.15 fi fwds- 2'-A THE CURTAIN FALLS The play is cloneg the curtain drops, Slow falling to the prompters Benq A moment yet the actor stops, And looks around, to say farewell. 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