Tilden High School - Classic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1937 volume:

Eze i ffff -ee -4 i S 'MW 1421? 19 'Q 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPH .......... TITLE PAGE ........................................................... MR. LOUGHRAN'S PHOTOGRAPH .......... MR. LOUGHRAN'S MESSAGE ............ MR. READYOFF'S PHOTOGRAPH ........ MR. READYOFPS MESSAGE ...........,... SENIOR CLASSIC EDITORS ..... .. EDITORIAL ....................................... ARISTA PHOTOGRAPH .......,..... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ................................... SENIOR CLASSIC REPRESENTATIVES ..... .. COMMITTEE PICTURES ..............................,..... THUMBNAIL DESCRIPTIONS RAMBLING AT RANDOM ALPHABET SOUP ........... SENIOR CELEBS ........... NEWSPAPER ........................... MAIOR T ATHLETES ........ I BOYS' SPORTS ................... GIRLS' SPORTS ........... SCHOOL SHOTS .......... SENIOR POLL ...........................,............. PRESENTING THE SENIORS .......... ADVERTISEMENTS ..................... AUTOGRAPHS ......... D 'YIBIDK-A ' . HOOL HIGH SC EN LD 1. T: EL MU SA O C I . C s- -SIENLOR CLASSLC January 11937 R ' L' SAMUEL JI. TLLDJEN HIGH SCHOOL Brooklyn, N. Y. .- . S I THE SENIOR CLASSIC From the Principal: HE soundest advice I can give you is that you pattern your ideas and fashion your deeds after those of the best teachers and students you have met on your way through this school. Who are these best? I should say they are those who are self-motivated, that is to say those who give to the doing of any work in which they are engaged, a zeal and a loyalty that grows in them and comes from them: no one can generate it except themselves. They move by their own powerg they travel under their own steam. Their highest reward is their own interest and joy in doing things worth doing. Nobody can ever measure the amount, the quantity of this quiet. loyal effort that is given to the work of a school beyond the limits for which there is tangible compensation, but we all know that it is tremendous. l am sure that it is constructive and valuable beyond price or statement and I welcome this opportunity to record my own gratitude for it and to commend most sincerely all those engaged in it. It is, therefore, with full confidence that I recommend to young people the recognition in themselves and the continuous development of this faith- fulness to the best in themselves and in those with whom they associate. Combine this with a faithfulness to the iob itself, a joyous pitching into the doing of whatever there is to be done in the best way you can do it, and an ability to get things going and keep them going until, you reach the place you set out to reach, and you have as reliable a formula as I can think of for making headway in a troubled world. Finally, please remember that our interest in you does not cease with your graduation. The reputation for school is in your keeping for the rest of your lives. We will always be proud of your successes and grieved if misfortune hurts you. Every effort will be made to make your future con- tacts with this school genuine. lf there is any way that any of us can ever be of use to you, do not hesitate to indicate it. You can be assured that we will do what we can. Page Fwe We dedicate this edition of the Senior Classic to MR. THOMAS H. READYOFF . an indefatigable worker in behalf of the Seniors of Tilden High School THE SENIOR CLASSIC VERY LARGE corporation in New York has adopted a one-word slogan for its employees- Thinkl Every man and woman em- ployed there must go through a rigorous training in the work he is expected to do, and the predominant idea throughout the course is Think! The firm occupies several floors in a large office building and on every wall is the sign- Think! Employees are promoted according to the success they achieve in adhering to this slogan- Thinkl What a wonderful world this would be if people would think more! It has occurred to me that this would make an ideal slogan for you, now- Thi'nk! You have completed a four-year high school course. Some of you intend to continue your education in an institution of higher learning. Many of you plan to work as soon as you can get a position. Regardless of what specific commercial abilities you have developed, if you have learned to think-hard and earnestly-you will succeed. Everyone is endowed with the ability to do at least one thing better than anyone else in his city, in his state or perhaps in the whole world. What is your great ability? What is your greatest ambition? Have you thought about it seriously? Have you a plan to fulfill ythat ambition? Have you conferred with others who might help you formulate a plan to work toward that goal? Now is the time for you to consider the matter more seriously than you have ever considered it in your whole life. You have reached one of the great milestones in your life. Complacentl willingness to let destiny bring you what it may is a cowardly admission of resignation to defeat. Think! Form a plan. lt may have to be revised from time to time, but always be sure your aim is perfection and your ideals are high. The success- ful man is the one who is never entirely satisfied with what he has accom- plished and who never ceases to strive to reach perfection in his work and in himself. I do hope you appreciate the free education you have been given during the past twelve years. I hope you appreciate it so much that now, of your own volition, you will continue to improve yourself-in college, in a profes- sion, in business or in private studyl And I hope, furthermore, that you will use this education for a worthy ideal. Love thy God and love thy neighbor. Do nothing to offend either. Do everything you can to make others happier. Think and work to effect such a creed and your life will be crowned with glory and success. THOMAS H. READYOFF Page Seven ' wi , , '4 Q 4 m-fa arm e i om-cmel A 'Q l-Mac fzr - GIQOQG Q3 , SQ, .g few 'Q mloklckman -bum :Tor Qff I Y ! farm 'rho oqra w h S ,CA-Hafluck GJVZFTIJIHQ ami- 'adv' IVLCY' .md ,ww 1 , Vh . b . X . J 0' L my ,1 h i Q ' an - ' N E 1 1 ' - 1. Q .W Q igr xv-fgc Jn r-warfhaw railnar , I-odfzrman THE SENIOR CLASSIC FEBRUARY 1933-IANUARY 1937 Commencement Day is drawing near and is involving us in a host of activities and obligationsg and yet we find ourselves constantly indulging in pleasant reminiscences of our stay at S.T.H.S. Recollections of our first days at Tilden, of our peccadilloes and derelictions, of our failures and suc- cesses crowd through our memories in our last weeks at Alma Mater. How well we recall the mixed emotions that filled our hearts on that eventful day in September i933 when first we became Tildenitesl The school was new, the faculty new, the student body new. We of the class of lanuary '37 missed the traditions and heritages handed down to us by past classes. We missed the traditional rivalry that for twenty-five years existed between Boys' High and Alexander Hamilton: we missed the spirit and color of an Erasmus-Manual football game, we missed the trophy cases gleaming with shining souvenirs of victories of our school's teams. And missing these things, we felt that we had been deprived of a goodly share of high school life. But soon we became aware of compensations for our loss. We awoke to the realization that we were to be the germ from which was to spring a new tradition-a Tilden tradition which would be handed down to future classes to revere and uphold. And we did it! We established traditions in every phase of secondary school life that will be followed by countless numbers of future Tildenites. Scholastically, we have built up a reputation that ranks with that of the best high schools in the city. Future citizens of Alma Mater will have to work hard to sustain that reputation. Socially, we have striven toward the ideal that a Tildenite is a perfect gentleman. , Physically, we have built up a reputable tradition. Our teams in the four years of our stay here. have won championships. Whether successful or not, they have carried the conception of a Tildenite with them. In victory or defeat, they remembered whom they represented and played hard but clean. . lt becomes the duty of the class of February to maintain this glorious heritage that is to be passed on to future Tildenites. In collegiate activities and in our normal life we must not forget that which we wish others to maintain. The principles we have built up in the past four years must be preserved by us. And when we come back ten and twenty years from now to cheer the team playing in the shadow of an ivy-covered building, we will point with pride to the traditions and spirit that we began when Tilden was young. Page N me C . X V 1 1 14254 , CRADUATINC MEMBERS OF ARISTA Adi am C VS. .,N Asst Senate Leader Saphmr L ..Conrad Senate Leader Cozen .Emine QF Lead HW1 CN K ES OS HHN1 Leader. Boy A ,WWW l 93-Hat Q mb H prP5- U V S J-bertsoxuwtz . Pl if g , -Hold v r Z 'T'-1819115 Ml. -eclger 1-ft? IIUMDIP. H55 Jiiki lzlz . Q QS ' 1 .g.,.hL.m. DANCE COMMITTEE SOCIAL REPRESENTATIVES CLASS N ICHT COMMITTEE SENIOR NEWS COMMITTEE TILDEN HIGH SCHO OL DINNER DANCE COMMITTEE THIUMBNAIIL DESCRIPTIONS By LILY ODERMAN Boy Meets Girl ....... .......................................... . Swing Your Lady TiIden's corridor the Senior Prom Dead End .......................... ............ C rashing into Mr. Shea And Stars Remain Idiots Delight ....... IO Million Ghosts as ...........The Football Team ...........TiIden's absent football audience Night Must Fall' '........ .. ........................ Homework still undone Reflected Glory ........ ........................ Senior celebrities Don't Look Now ................... ............ T eacher saw you copying The Astonished Heart .......... .......... P assing the English Regents Matrimony Preferred' '... .... ........................................... T o Math. 'Prelude to Exile .............. .......,.. C ommencement Page 'Fifteen TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL RAMBLIING AT RANDOM LILLIAN MORGEN Gosh, what a funny feeling it will be to wake up some morning lnot, thank goodness, at the stroke of sixi, and remember that we have gradu- ated lBoard of Regents permitting of coursel 3 and that no longer will we have nightmares in which the principle figures are angles, polygons and neat, well-shaped, but ill-boding zeros. At this point we pause to give thought to that new song hit, Darling, Let's Grow Old Together, which might very well apply to Geometry and some of us, and mostly to this one of us, who's haunted by the ghost of Euclid and the Silly-Science-of-Squares-or- Somepin'. Yes, the Greeks had a word for it, and so have we. But, ahem. we'll suffer in silence and keep our definitions definitely from the public at large. Then we recall those delightful days in Mr. Benov's class, when we were only so high, and oh, such an angel. Of course, we were too young then to know better. Horrors, imagine having finished the course without a single O. Those aforementioned tokens of a Tilden teacher's affection lfor the delany cards, not the students! were never neat and well-formed. Mr. Benov's talents never did tend toward the artistic in such cases. just think of not having to argue with Mr. Abelson, the composite of an entire police force and a watchful sentry, guarding a fortress, as to the merits of going up and around, or taking a pink card--at least if they were gilt-edged we might have considered it .... Of doing a better and better impersonation as time went on of a sardine every lunch period .... Of floun- dering about for a fish story when the time came for our homework in cer- tain subjects .... Of making pleasant friendships, of laughing, crying some- times, but thoroughly loving and enjoying every minute of the time spent at Tilden-and last but not least, the heartache at leaving a school so mod- ern, so beautiful, so smoothly run by teachers who were not only our eudcators but our friends as well, that we could not help hating to leave, and looking forward to coming back lnot we hope, because of some rever- sion of decision by that dreaded Board of Regentsl, but to be just one of the growing Alumni Association .... But, for goodness sake, we don't mean to end on a mournful note . . . we just want to say Adios and Gracias, and Tilden, you're not rid of us yet! 'Snuff said. Page Sixteen THE SENIOR CLASSIC ALPHABET SOUP By LILLIAN BLACKER A is for Aronoff, a chap very witty, Who jokes as he works on the Progr B is for Benov, zero giver supreme, C is for Cohen, head of the G. O. Who attempts to increase our funds so low. is for Diamond, he's one of the best, Who entertains students with many a jest. E is for Every faculty member, F is for Fleck, former Class Nite director, is for Gross, a teacher who, too, did his share ln making commencement a memorable affair. is for Hasluck, our dear yearbook advisor, Whose helpful criticisms have made us much wiser. -yes indeed, I do think great praise and commendation Should be given to Mr. Shea of the administration. is for jackson, Dr. Schwartz's confrere, Modern language department duties they share. is for Krugman, basketball coach, For his good work we have no reproach. is for Levine, with a doctor's degree, He's a swell Eco. teacher we all agree. is for Miranda, whom we'll remember long, For rehearsing with us our graduation song. is for Natkin, who holds us spell-bound When economic problems she does expound. is for 0'Leary, at the very top is she, Of the department of C-irls' hygiene and P. T. is for Primoff, who calculates amounts Deposited in our school bank' accounts. is for Question, there surely cannot be one, About the good work, Mr. Loughran, our principal has done. is for Readyoff, head of the board, Of scholarships and honor awards. is for Saphier, whose sense of propriety, ls a guiding light for the Arista society. is for Tarr, he's chief of the force, Which acts as policemen-marshals of course. is for Weiner, who sure gets our praise, For aiding the Classic in many, many ways. is for Zimmerman, a favorite teacher, He leads the Institute of which he's a feature. Whose teaching will make us our school days 1' ' am Committee. We think, though, that he's the berries-with cream. remember. And for her fine work we all do respect her. Page Seventeen s 3 I 9 3 A il 4 1 w 3 I 1 I 4 1 n V I i I l L V. .- ,- ,,. 1-W f. , . Y, . THE SENIOR CLASSIC SENIOR CLASSIC VOL. 2. NO. l. jANUARY, l937 PAGE I9 Grads Make Merry At Park-Central Supper - Dance Tilden Troubadors Swing For Seniors--Dress Clothes Were Optional Contrary to the usual prom, ISO Seniors not only tripped it on the light fantastic toe to the strains of the Tilden Troubadors, but also partook of a supper de luxe at the Park Central Hotel on january 22. Realizing that a supper-dance would be more economical for them and their confreres, the boys on the Prom Committee decided to have that type of an affair, rather than a prom. Formal clothing predominated despite the fact that students could wear either formal or semi-formal dress. Tickets were priced at 53.80 per couple. GRADUATION EXERCISES IANUARY 27: DR. NEUMAN T0?BE GUEST SPEAKER 'The Ghost Story' Haun ts Class Nite Class Nite this term consisted of the presen- tation of Booth Tarking- ton's The Ghost Story. The play was presented, once on December 4. Heading the cast was Bernard Wa l l sh as George and Adele Hodes as Anna. The rest of the pro- gram consisted of novelty acts topped off by a Truckin' routine. Mae Siegel, Best Dancer, led a chorus of eight. RED RAMPAN T ON RED LETTER DAY 665 Seniors lfore Scarlet-Iiued Bows and Ties- Rell Carnations Given Free In Ojiicial Period Parading through the build- ing, bedecked in bright crimson bows and flowing scarlet ties, the 650 girls and boys of the Senior Class of january '37, celebrated their semi-annual Red Letter Day on November 25th. The students looked still brighter when after the offi- cial period they all appeared with red carnations. Another bright feature of that hectic day was the Red Letter Hop held in the Girls' Gym that evening. Not reveal- ing the secret they had in store, the Senior Class officers very much surprised the seniors when they were presented with red lollypops at the door. The Tilden Troubadors provided music red, hot and blue. With the final strains of Good Night Sweetheart, came the departure of those who had attended one of the most profitable of the Senior affairs. It was estimated that a profit , of S20 was made. Exercises To Be Held At B'klyn Tech Auditorium-Seventy Awards To Be Made The Senior Class, january l937, will hold its Commence- ment exercises on Wednesday evening, january 27. Cere- monies are scheduled to begin at eight o'clock and will take place at Brooklyn Technical High School. Guest speaker for the even- ing will be Dr. HGDYY Neuman of the Ethical Culture School. Mr. Readyoff, who heads the Scholarship Committee, an- nounces that approximately Sev- enty awards will be made. The entire graduating class numb2rS 665. Minnie Dollinger and Richard Scalletar, who have the highest' averages of the entire gradual'- ing class, will act as salutatorian and valedictorian, respectively. Mr. Miranda will direct the orchestra and the graduates will sing joaquin Miller's beautiful selection, Columbus. ,.i..1 Farewell Dance-jan. 28 Last function of the Senior Class will be held at the Boys' Gym on january 28, immedi- ately following Commencement. The Tilden Troubadors will swing for t-he Seniors while they dance and sign .9r'ninir Classics. Admission will be your gown. Page N meteen P gxwm .u . - -E5 , E2 K mdvm wolpar' mdrN - Qrflmarx W 'E 'W hob - ollfzlx dvi- Qolinman f frdncw andrexvf lqmdn i n jJ i giTl1n tn I den ,,1 g7 xrvzwg K . Tollacl . , KV M , X ,'.... F94 fvkf X' in M' f V M J NW hh film krimfkj a1Lle1'ef-- 'I'-11? THE SENIOR CLASSIC fi s . By ED KITOGRAD After endeavoring for four years to estab- lish Tilden in the sports world, sixteen ath- letes find themselves about to be graduated. lt is the purpose of this column to record their respective athletic achievements for their chil- dren and their children's children. Topping the list of sports is football. The loss of john Principe, tackle, who was out dur- ing the year because of a toe operation, and Bernie Wallsh, spunky and hard-fighting end, - during the major part of the season proved to be the most important reasons for an unsuccessful campaign. Only once did a Blue and Cray man cross a goal line. That was in the Far Rockaway game when Bob Olden, after having received a short pass from Marty Erdman, raced 60 yards along the sidelines across the enemy's line. However, the lineman claimed that the runner had stepped out of bounds and disallowed the touchdown. ' Outstanding among the athletes are Bob Olden and Marty Erdman, both of whom ran for Class Athlete. Bob is popularly known around the school as the California Flash because of his feats on the cinder paths. He played football at Los Angeles High before coming here. His ability at snaring passes and his fleetness of foot have proved instrumental in preventing our opponents from running up larger scores than they have done. Ever since he emerged from the novice ranks in the Manual meet of january of last year ia runner breaks his novice when he wins his first medall, he has been pounding the cinders in championship style for the Blue and Gray. ln the same month he was a member of the Brooklyn-Queens championship relay squad and a member of the fifth place team in the National Relay Cham- pionship meet. Marty Erdman, the other half of the Erdman to Olden pass- ing combination, served as a quarterback during the entire season. His accuracy at pass throwing and ability to call plays were exhibited favorably time and again when he helped the eleven on sweeping down-field marches. fContinued on Page 231 Page Twenty one TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL ' ' X MURIEL GLAZER IDA CHAYKIN LEDA SKEBITSKY 4GlURlLS' SPURTS N previous years Girls' sports have gradually been pushed into the the background for what seems to be the more significant curricular of the school. Students have scarcely been aware that among their ranks there exist girls who have the aspirations and qualifications required of good athletes. Lest we forget, let us pause for A moment and reflect on the accomplishments of our own girls who have done so much for their school. About four years ago, in the Annex, several girls banded together to form a basketball team. Since that time, most of them have continued their athletic careers, and as a result have received chevrons, numerals, minor T's, and even major T's for their excellent work. From among the graduates we offer you nine outstanding Amazons to be your disciples. Besides gaining the coveted position of Girl Athlete, lda Chaykin was also elected president of the Girls' Athletic Association lthe office which she later relinquished! . Among the others who have succeeded in making a name for themselves are Muriel Glazer, Leda Skebitsky, Sylvia Bell, Ger- trude Abrams, Edith Hershkowitz, Blanche Kravitz, Sonia Milkman, and Ruth Yudkin. Through the tireless efforts of the entire Health Education Department, a Girls' Athletic Association was formed in both sessions. Its main purpose CContinued on Page 23D Page Twenty-two THE SENIOR CLASSIC BOYS SPURTS QContinued from Page 211 Among the other gridders who hung up their cleats after the traditional jefferson game are: Melvin Wolper, guard, who pulled three ligaments just before the jeff tilt and was therefore unable to play, Dave Nechamen, 190- pound offensive guard and defensive tackle, and Bernie Wallsh, who played at right end before he injured his hand. lsldore Punjab Lipshitz and Lester Baron, the remaining two graduating gridders, played on the jayvee squad. The basketball squad will miss Art Rip Goldman, varsity forward, whose athletic prowess was also displayed through the junior varsity baseball nine. When we had a rifle team in '34, Art was a prominent participant. lrv Pollack is the track team's sole contribution besides Olden to this page. Pollack, who runs in the 440, relay and the high-jump, will culminate a three-year track career this term. Captain Hyman Ciitlin, Francis Andrews and Sidney Krimsky are the graduating members of the soccer squad. Citlin also was a varsity catcher on the championship nine of last semester. By virtue of booting four goals in a six-game season, Andrews is the high-scorer of the soccer eleven. The swimming team will feel the loss of Frank Caputo, Irv Kramer and Isaac Stein, veteran relay and free style merman. All three of them are fifty-yard sprinters and have come in first in their last eleven meets. ...-lil.-TQT. GIRLS' SPORTS CContinued from Page 221 was to induce the girls to join more clubs, and give them a greater appreci- ation of life. The divisions of the G.A.A. are a senior group for the early group for the early session and a junior association for the late session students. The entire organization is divided into the Blue and Gray divisions. Each student belonging to an athletic club automatically becomes a member of either team, according to her grade. This term, the Gray team which consists of students in the even terms, was awarded a silver plaque for receiving the greatest number of points. A chevron is awarded to members of the Basketball Club having at- tended eight weekly meetings. A numeral is awarded to the winning team of the basketball tournament which is usually a round-robin or elimination affair. Minor T's are awarded to those having earned three sets of numer- als. At present the eighth term' team holds the championship record for all four years. Page Twenty three ,.Iv 'lw ,Q,..,x 11' 1 we . ,- .Q 'w,.l 4M-Il' Q Q U ,La RQ Fwy ,,,-qw Q' 5: si Qi A ,W - 14,4 , Www Mn., W WX W .. xx ,W- ev iw 1 -ann ff' , . . MQm,W.,, , f ' - JJ A wx if M E XM.. N W TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL lE SENIOR CLASS C VOL. 2. NO. l. IANUARY, i937 PAGE 26 The results of the Poll recently taken in all the Senior classes are here- with presented: Greatest living American man ............. .......... P resident Roosevelt Greatest living American woman ............ ............ M rs. F. D. Roosevelt Favorite comic strip .................................. ........... T erry and the Pirates Favorite morning newspaper ........ ......... ' 'New York Times Favorite afternoon newspaper ......... ........ ' 'New York Post Favorite radio singer ................. ,... .............. Bing Crosby Favorite radio comedian ............. .................... 1 ack Benny Favorite radio orchestra .............. ...... .. ..... B enny Goodman Favorite radio commentator .......... ................ B oake Carter Favorite movie actor ...................... .......... R obert Taylor Favorite movie actress .............. ...................... M yrna Loy Favorite stage actor .............. ............. L eslie Howard Favorite stage actress .......... Katherine Cornell Favorite author ....................... .............. S inclair Lewis Favorite baseball team .......... ........ .. .... Y ankees Favorite football team ......... ......... N otre Dame Favorite athletic figure ........... ............ .. .... L arry Kelley Favorite columnist ............................... ............ W alter Winchell Favorite Tilden man teacher .............. ........ .. ..... M r. Paul Benov Favorite Tilden woman teacher .......... .......... M iss Alice Hasluck Best dressed man teacher ..................... ............ M r. Edward Solomon Best dressed woman teacher ............................. ............ M iss Marie La Marca What did you enioy most in Tilden? ........... ............................. .. .. ...... Cutting Best movie of 1936 ....................... .. ............................ ............... ' 'The Great Ziegfeld Best play of 1936 ......... .................................... .. ..................... .. Hamlet Favorite song ...................... ..... ......... ....... ' ' I n a Chapel in the Moonlight Best radio program ..... .. .................... ...................................... .... ,... ......... Hollywood Hotel Are you going to college? .......... ......... ... .............. .. ...... .. .... ... .............Yes Page Twenty-six PPXCJC DTIDG TLC fill T I fl -,A 0 CIJJ fa 45546. ACKERMAN, CARL I534 sf. johns Pl. Marshal I '- Carl marshol's'o'rfl?A , C ,,f-7111s ' . , . EMA O in n ve. I es., nex G. 0 'Capt, , .fn , ar- sh , res., 0 - ss Those aren' - - ' t e rust of his iron con uti- AKULA, WILLIAM C. 5806 Snyder Ave. Aristag Stu. Parl.g Marshal, Pres. Off. Class Not Dracula's little brother-uor is he fierce. ALTERMAN, MORRIS I 425 Rockaway Pkwy. Eco. Forumg Sec., Miss Buffetg Bio. Clubg Marshal Wants to know if nitrates are cheaper ,. than day rates. ANASTASIO, CHARLES 2920 Cortelyou Rd. Bored of Education. ANDREWS, FRANCIS 1312 E. 47th St. Baseball, Soccer Teamsg Male Chorus: Glee Cl. On the soccer field, he does excellg But in school, he doesn't do so well. APPLEBAUM, IRWIN 488 Rockaway Pkwy. Baseball, Track Teamsg Capt., Mar- al jlnojher student on the five-year plan. I Page Twenty-eight LDEN HIGH SCH M .Qs ABRA RUDE I 554 Pitkin Ave. Vice-Pres., G.A.A.g Athletic Mgr., An- nex: Soc. Rep., Basketball, Volley Ball, Leaders Clubs Brownsvilleiv spitfire. ABRAMS, MURIEL . 225 E. 53rd St. G. O. Rep.g Bank Rep.g Basketball CI.: Marshal They all flock to Muriel. ABRUZZO, ROSALIE 727 E. 88th St. Poster Cl. If noise were the fashion, Rosalie would be out of style. c ADELMA Ti n Ave. . .. Reps Bank Rep.: Cut. Squad: im. CI. , er eyes o hw do believe, Bring popu t o Eve. ALTMAN, BELLA E 990 Montgomeryist. Sec., Mr. Gross, Mr. Horowitz, Mr. Warren, Mr. Benovg Adult Institute Off.g Mr. Shea's Off. Bella is genial and never aloof, Her ready smile is ample proof. ARBESFIELD, ETHEL 1753 Sterling Pl. Basketball Cl.g Sec., Miss Greenberg: Punchball CI.: Bank Rep. Not dazzling-but always in a dose. TLAS, ILLIAN . 34 3 W hurch Ave. G. . p.: Senior s Tr s enior r .g es., Off. lass e fin ncia der e Senior o err sh V I l., . . ,l 'WE' 'H' THE SENIOR CLASSIC ARENDASH, SAM 524 Saratoga Ave. His idea of ser-vice to the school is filling a seat. ARONO res C s T1 dc s of: noisemalers ul L ut. M r , l Te , Or- ch , ., . I 0 f 'I' ' ' 1 -a ma1'shal.' ARONSON, HAROLD ll3I Clarkson Ave. Soccer Team, Bank Rep., Recipient. 3 P.S.A.L. Pins A booier who booted the boot. ASTROW, MARTIN 86 E. 94th St. History, Chem., Med., Microscope Clubs I , ' Astrow, Astrow, The seieillifc maesliro. AUERBACH, SEYMOUR 247 E. 5lst St. Cafe. Squad, Pres., Sec., Off. Class, Annex Basketball Team Don't feel bad, from little acorns, big oaks grow. BAISLEY, IAMES 972 E. 94th St. Print. Squad I want to be alone! BAKERMAN, HARVEY - ,I82 Riverdale Ave. Microscope, History, Greek Clubs At his pirture, take a peek He's a lad who savvys Greek. BAKER, MINNIE l34'5 Rockaway Pkwy. G. O. Rep., Mrs. Ziefert's Off., Mar- shal, Bank Rep. She's a swell gal- Everyone? pal. BANK, ESTELLE Sec., Miss Campbell, Mr. Levin, Mrs. Farley ' A good secretary? You can Bank on Estelle. BARON. SHIRLEY l389 St. lohn's Pl. Marshal, Tennis Cl. She ought to be o typist because we like her type. BARRETTA, MARGARET l3l3 Troy Ave. Sec., Mr. Benov Mairgy is a sweet lass, An asset to any class. . ' 2 sfglass St, ec., Mr. Steam, acter, English Off.: Marshal, G, p. All the boys 'know eat Bass, They all perk up whe she's in class. BASS, IENNIE I5I3-42nd St. Tennis Cl. This Bass is a mighty fine lass. BEAVER, NOHMIE 536 Hopkinson Ave. Arista, History Cl., Prog. Comm., A.S.U. She's as industrious as her namesake. Page Twenty-nine 1 TILDE HIGH scHooL M Xl BARNETT, FRANK 5204 Beverly R G. O. Rep.: Clay., . Resear Clubs If Ichabod Crane a sketch-here's the model. BARNE'l I', GABRIEL 1995 Douglass St. Aristag French Off.g Marshal This is one Gabriel, who doesn't toot his own horn. BARON, LESTER A. 752 E. 53rd St. Vice-Pres., G. O.g Football, Swim. Teams: Bd. of Governors One of the 3 B's. BARR, IESSE 279 Osborn St. Prog. Comm.g French Club Barr-Barr-black sheep. BECKER, PHILIP 9804 Foster Ave. Pres., Off. Class: Basketball Team He's a kleptomamhc. He takes things easy. BELKIN, HERMAN l36 Blake Ave. History, Art Clubsg Mimeograph Sq.g Marshal We will call him H y-because he aims for the sky-in an airplane. BERLIN, SOLOMON 446 E. 96th St. Ed.-in-Chief, Thru the Microscopef Vice-Pres., Bio. Research Cl.g Mimeo- graph Squadg Prog. Comm. We wonder what his Ber-lin point is. Page Thirty X ,f I Beck, FRANCES 7 1620 St. I n's . Arista, Sec. Mr arolan, Mr. Paley: Vice-Pres., noh Cl. She must have been vaccinated with a phonograph needle. BELL, SYLVIA 322 Rockaway Pkwy. Sec., Mr. Braverman, Mr. Berlin: Bank Rep.: Basketball Cl. She's the Belle of the ball and the ball in the Bell. BELLOWS, BEATRICE 323 E. 46th St. Aristag Sec., History Cl.: Prog. Comm.: Stu. Parl. Beatrice, Beatrice, quite contrary, Of conservatism, she is wary. BENSON, MIRIAM 430 Schenectady Ave. Marshal ' All the boys stop for her- S he's a marshal. BERESOFSKY, ROSALYND 74 Herzl St. Sec., Off. Classg Prog. Comm.g Arista Coachg Sec., G. O. The gem of the G. O. BERG, BEAULLA 458 E. 5lst St. Sr. Dram., Cer., French Clubs: Blo. Off. Squad Self-satisfied--need more be saidf BERGEN, RUTH 603 Amboy St. Soc. Rep.: G. O. Rep.: Cut. Squad She's O. K. Minds her own business, Goes her own way. B al THE SENIOR CLASSIC BERMAN, MISHA I442 Union St. Marshalg G. O. Rep.: Pres., Off. Class Some day he'll reach the top, you see. He's a clever lad with personality. BERNFELD, MILTON 322 Rockaway Pkwy. Marshal BERNSTEIN, IRVING S. l52 E. 53rd St. Marshalp Senior Classic Comm.g Lib. Squad A lad with a middle initial Should succeed as a lunchrom official. B , MO 288 St. lo 's P ow did you e to do it all? Wok' l7E Schen tady lXve. Football Team: Star Photo erman Clubs Can we help you a t Y' BINDRIM, GEORGE ISO4 E. 45th St. G. O. Rep.: Marshal: Library Squad A nice boy 'who deserves appreciation. BISKIN, IACK 4lO E. 95th St. Library, Book-Binding Squads: Foreign Frolics A singer with a golden voice, Anyway, so we ue been told. BERKOWITZ, IEANETTE l70l Carroll St. Vice-Pres., Senior Classg Eco. Off.: Aristag Prog. Comm. She's a honey-we all agree. U BERLANST 62 . St. Sec., . Palestrantg Swim., Tennis gm C , arshal Q w Str aml' dition. BERLIN, NORMA ll3O Lenox Rd. Sec., Mr. Halprin, Mr. Weishaut, Mr. Palestrantg Sec. Prac. Off. Squad Nor-ma knocks for one so sweet. BERLLY, SELMA 733 Ralph Ave. Glee CI.: Sten. Sq. In class so demure and quiet,- Out of school-what a riot! BERMAN, ANNA 700 Saratoga Ave. Glee CI.: Sec., Mr. Goldstein, Dr. Shipley, MiSs Gross She's a good sporty We like her sort. BERMAN, FLORENCE 4906 Church Ave. Sec., Mr. Menzes, Mr. Aronsong Bank, Marshal Red or blonde we cannot guess, But she's alright, nevertheless. BERNFELD, PEARL C. I37I E. 49th ST. Recipient Bronze, Silver, Gold Service Pins: Chairman, Class Nite Dance Comm.g Prog. Comm., Service Off. We opened an oyster only to see Our charming friend, fear! C. Page Thirty-one TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL BLACK, IOSEPH 668 Howard Ave. Eng. Book Rm.g Ed., Latin Paperg Ar- ista, Dir., Arista Coaching His future appears to be anything but black. BLATTMAN, BERNARD 1382 St. lohn's Pl. Bio. CI.g Eco. Forumg Marshal Though biologically inclined-you ran't call him a bug. BORKIN, HAROLD 135 Rockaway Pkwy. l.V. Football Teamg Varsity Football Squadg G. O. Rep. A V man. BRAVMAN, SIDNEY 1402 Avenue K Pres., Off. Class, C. O. Rep., History Cl.g Marshal A gentleman in the true sense of the word. BRODY, IRVING 9527 Church Ave. Camera CI.g Marshalg Male Chorus: Mimeograph Squad The object of the girls affections Nj. BROWNSTEIN, SIDNEY 530 Herzl Sf. Cut. Squad: Marshalg Pres., Off. Class A barrel of good sport, Although he's thin and not so sholrt. BROZIK, HERBERT 323 E. 46th St. Marshalg Sec., Miss O'Brieng Math CI.: Prog. Comm. Mathematician-that's me! Page Thirty-two BERNSTEIN, DOROTHY I78 Rockaway Pkwy. Sec., Miss Doyle, Off. Class, French CI. She's popular . . . in boys' rlasscs. BERNSTEIN, ESTELLE 210 E. 51st St. Sec., Mr. D'Arlong Marshal, G. O. Rep. Her rosy cheeks and curly locks Make her immune to any knoeks. BLACKER, LILLIAN 589 Hopkinson Ave. Editor-in-Chief, Tilden Topics, Asso- ciate Ed., Senior Classieg Editor, Press Club, Prog. Comm. The top of Topics-the best in the-Ye parts, Always in our dreams-e'z'er in our hearts. BLOOM, ADELE BESSIE 719 E. Slst St. Cer. Glee CI.: Sec., Miss Michaels, Miss Loftus Bessie always Blooms when you need her most. BLOOM, IDA 283 Watkins St. Sec., Mr. 'Mayerg Mrs. Levy, Miss Chesanow Like a four-o'eIoek-she Blooms late in the day. BLOOMBERC, TILLIE 324 E. 53rd St. Tennis, Dancing Clubs, Sec., Mr. Dub- nau The reason why boys take up dancing. BLUMENSTEIN, HELEN 207 Amboy St. Foreign Frolics She adds flavor to our inventory of g-raduates. I 1 4.2125 ,f-L4 . Lug 1 Fra. -WT H .!H.'?f 'Y !V! W' v . . -1 THE SENIOR CLASSIC BRUMER, SAM 1 1933 Union St. l.V. Football Team: Asst. Mgr., Bas- ketball Team: Band: Cut. Squad He still hopes to make the Varsity football team. BURSTEIN, MILTON 695 Howard Ave. Reporter, Tilden Topics: Service Off.: Prog. Comm.: Marshal He's Burst-fejin with pride since he's graduating. CANTOR, IRWIN 165 Herzl S - Glee, Microscope s: Male Irwin is a singing a CANTOR, JACOB .I l2l Newport St. Sec., Chem. Cl.: Marshal: Track Team Keep your head, Cantor-it may come in handy. CAPUTO, FRANK 1427 E. 48th St. Swim., Track Teams: Library Squad: Marshal An athlete who reads!! Extra!! COHEN, BENIAMIN IOIO Winthrop St. History CI.: Greek Class He swallowed Ethyl gas to eliminate all knocks. 1 COHEN, BERNARD 1. 606 Stone Ave. Varsity Swim., Rifle Teams: Lleut., Marshals A straight shooter, a good swimmer and a regular guy. . V ..A. BONIS, ADA i846 Pitkin Ave. Treas., Off. Class: Cut. Squad: Mar- shal: 4 Star Movie Cl. She ought to get a Bonis for collecting the Senior dues. BOYARIN, HELEN 597 E. 95th St. Bank: G. O. Rep.: Sec., Off, Class: Arista An Arista-eral. BRADY, CECELIA I694 Troy Ave. Sec., Mr. Paselnick She rolls her fs And her eyes, Monopolizing all the guys! BRAVIN, BEATRICE 1560 Lincoln Pl. Sec., Mr. Stone: Prog. Comm.: Sr. News Comm.: Social Rep. Beatrice sustains the old theory that a woman's hair is her crowning glory. BRODER, TILLIE 23 E. 5lst St. Recept., Guidance Off.: Prog. Comm.: Sec., Miss Flanagan, Mr. Bresloff: Arista Tillie the Tailer. . BROF MAN Mumsi. gl? In St Lead s , : if Sec., M . raskin, Mr. Palmen M ' To havte lovlied and lost-is to be free- M To have loved and wana-is to be tied down, says she. 'K BRONER, RUTH 207 Amboy si. , Sec., Mr. Wolfson, Mr. Schwarzbach. Mr. Zackson: Prog. Comm. Any ody need a good secretary. Page Thirty-three TILDEN HIGH scHo,oL COHEN, DAVID 2256 Douglass St. 'BPres., Off. Classg G. O. Rep. An exceptionally bright student- When under electric lights. COHEN, MORTIMER 483 E. 93rd St. Marshalg Greek Cl. It's all Greek to him. COHEN, MORTON 606 Stone Ave. French Cl. Society-of the 400 KCohensj. COHEN, REUBEN 239 Sutter Ave. Bio. Research Cl., Bio. Off. Squad: Prog. Comm.g Annex Glee Cl. He's bugs about bugs COHEN, SIDNEY 330 Albany Ave. Arista: Exec. Comm., Bd. of Governors, G. 0.5 Stu. Parl.g Med. Soc. Among the nice People we know. COOK, HARRY 370 Utica Ave. Marshal Lookie, Lookie, Lookie, there goes Conkliej. DALY, HARRY 649 'Miller Ave. Marshalg Book Rm. We hope he's attended schol as often as his name. .Page Thirty- four ...z . .,..4. .,. BROWMAN, MILDRED 854 Hopkinson Ave. Glee, French Clubs: Sec., Mr. Benov, Miss Sheerin She reached the top- She was secretary to Mr. Benow. BROWNMAN, ROSE l86 Amboy St. Art Cl., Bank Rep. All the beaux like this Rose. BUCCA, VENERA 665 Lenox Rd. Library Squadg Sec., Miss Keely Please make a racket or do something bad- Otherwise there's no knock to be had. PUSECK, FLORENCE R. 289 Conklin Ave. According to an established rulc, Vou get no boost for not serving he -school. 4 f, x c HN, RITAVC I i if , ' B68f St lghnsll. 'Z ' C5 . Reglg Q. wDr'am. Soc.i ' Ria, a g who can't be sweeter. CASEY, MARY 1464 E. 57th St. Marshal, Capt., Swim. Lockersg Pres., Newman Cl. Lovely- Netcr, never change. CHAIT, BEATRICE 422 E. 98th St. Senior Classic Comm.g Art Work, French, Ger. History Depts. This is the farthest- fSce Jeanne Mitchellj. l. . ,, -.- ia iEm9l E..z...'llEL34f.alLec1d .sink .' T .. Z '4 i'.5F+f'4X THE SENIOR CLASSIC DAVIDOFF, SIDNEY III7 Hopkinson Ave. Marshal: Track Team: G. O. Rep. He's a fast man-On Yom Kippur! DE BLASE. DOMINIC 49l2 Tilden Ave. Stu. Parl.: Cafe. Counsel: Pres., Off. Class: Camera CI. Watch out, Arthur Studios-Here comes competi ' n. E Y RN 7 Mont o St. ' rshal: Lacrosse Tea 'n Cla Let's hope , r a 'ti s att ze height of your statu . DE MANN, RONALD 162 Utica Ave. Guidance Off.: Asst., Mr. Abelson: Sec., Mr. Halpern, Mr. Warren De Mann is a gentleman .f DORF, ARTHUR l63O St. lohn's PI. Marshal Friendly and spry, And a 'very nice guy. ECKER, DANIEL 759 Crown St. Treas., Arista, Senior Class: Pres., Off, Class: Prog. Comm. We know whois got our money. EDELMAN, MILTON 788 Howard Ave. Vice-Pres., Ir. Debating Soc.: Sr. De- bating Soc.: History Cl.: Marshal Cl.: Marshal Milton generally speaking, is generally speaking. K I CHAIT GE T UDE 689 St. ' . Sec., iss anagan, Miss Barlett: Marshal lVe'd fCJhait to y efficient secretary. CHAYKIN, IDA R. 702 Rockaway Ave. Basketball, Glee Clubs: Pres., G.A.A.: Soc. Rep. Ida, sweet as apple cider. CHAYS, ANITA 38 Barrett St. Bank: Marshal: French, Span. Clubs All the boys Chays Anita. CHERNACK, MINERVA lO52 Rutland Rd. Glee Cl.: Senior- Classic Comm.: Marshal Her gay personality and cheery hellos make her well liked. CHERNACK, PEARL l4l Bristol St. Sec., Mr. Zamore, Mr. Levine: Eco. Off. A pearl like this needs no adornment. CILENTO, EVELYN 924 E. 54th St. Glee, Swim. Clubs: Orch. Oh, those big, black eyes- How they tantalize. COHAN, SHIRLEY 673 Lenox Rd. Sec., Mr. Baltor, Mr. Mannix, Mr. Rivkin A sweet girlie Is our Shirley. Page Thirty- five TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL ELIAS, IRVING 490 E. 52nd St. Cut. Squadg Senior Classic Comm.g Bio. Prep. Squad . We say without pre 'udiee and bias What a fine lad is 'ng Elias. tography Ed Se or C c g Ser- geant Traffnc Squad We cant knock hi es one of the bosses. ENGE , Sl J E H1 St. . , 1 er. afe. Marshals.: Lon ellow Cl.: ERDMAN, MARTIN l908 Rockaway Pkwy. Track, Football, Rifle Teamsg Sec., Mr. Murtha Personality plus-Kwhat?j. , X , I-328 E. 53r . Q es., ' - ff'-3 l e ffl fiziswlkll A I sh . . red iii New York!! 'll tfydhlabgbwfdf ' htft. ff Aff FEINGOLD, SEYMOUR l33 E. 94th St. G. O. Rep.: Asst., Mr. Kelly, Mr. War- reng Marshal By several people we ue been told, A worthy fellow is Feingold. FEINMAN, FRANK ' 1575 Nostrand Ave. History Cl.: Vice-Pres., Off. Classg Eco. Forum ' ' I Heir go a kind f ea: funny kind! 'Page col-IEN, aLANcl-is , 455 E. 94th St. G. O. Rep.g Bank Rep.: Library Squad A nice personality, a nice smile, a nice gir ! COHEN, ESTELLE 60 Grafton St. Senior Classic Comm.g Bank Mgr.: Sec. Prac. Off. Estelle is lovable as she is fairy A combination of dashing eyes and raven hair. COHEN, C-LADYS l532 Sterling Pl. Capt., Cafe. Marshalsg Sec., Mr. Pal- minterig Bank Rep: G. O. Rep. Something diferent in names. COHEN, LEONA 903 Eastern Pkwy. Swim., Glee Clubsg Bank Rep. Auction Sale-Cohen, Cohen, gone! COHEN, MARION 221 Varet St. Sec., Mr. Sachs, Mr. Metlisg Leaders, Basketball, Swim. Clubs Dancing feet and blond hair, Possessed by this maiden fair. COHEN, PEARLE 258 E. 91st St. Sec., Miss Hallg Nursing, Basketball Clubs Is she a rhythm girl? Beware boys, of this Pearle! COHEN, REBECCA 434 Bristol St. Aristag Bankg Sec., Mr. Halpring Swim. Cl. Here's a frank and jovial lass Who's always asking questions in class. .-fgzeuxfs S rj, Y . WW WTI' ' H I- vm l, , ,. N T.. ..g-.., . ,J ,l , ' , .-.-1-fi.--,MV . .. 1,-.4 THE,s,,ENio,R c:i.'A,ssic FELD C 6 . St. Vice s., ior I sg Arista, First Aid Squadg F tb I Louis M w , Even th e is so shy. FELDMAN, RALPH 793 Utica Ave. Male Chorus: Glee Club Martini, Tibbett, and Feldman. FELDMAN, ROBERT D. l29 E. 52nd St. Swim., Soccer, Track Teamsg Marshal Many good qualities in him are com- bined, For he's clever, sporty and refined. FIGER, DAVID 102 E. 52nd St. Bio., Mimeo. Squads: Sec., Mr. Schac- ter, Mr. O'Shea Metozoan to the right of himg Protozoan to the left of him. Fi e n little packages. FINKEL, SIDNEY 513 Bristol St. Twinkle, Finkle, little star. FINKELSTEIN, JACOB 74 Barrett St. Pres., Eco. Forumg Vice-Pres., Off. Classy History Cl. We hope J doesn't bore 'em, When he talks at the Eco Forum. COOPER, HELEN , , 597 E. 93rd sr. Marshal: Swim. Cl. Eleanor Holm's competitor. COOPERMAN, RUTH 476 E. 98th St. Arista: Sec., Mr. McCaffreyg Stu. Parl. In school she is a quiet child, But outside, is she quite so mild? COOPERSMITH, HELEN 416 Hopkinson Ave. Bank, Sec., Mr. Berlin H ere's hoping Helen Will do well in-her future undertak- ings. DAIDONE, SANTINA 336 Thatford Ave. M .G.M .-take notice. DAMIANO, MARIE 969 E. 43rd St. Sec., Miss Loftus .S'he's swell to have around. Q . DENENBERC, CERTRUDE 842 Saratoga Ave. Aristag Cut. Sq., Sec., Miss Van Deu- sen, Miss O'Leary Gertrude certainly is no fool, Though she's a quiet girl in school. DE SANDO, ESTM 173 U Ave. ' Sec r. ern M eishaut 't that 4 unobtrusiv , ith ers a t I Page Thirty-seven Q A ' '1 . A tLl3.l.a.r1m..L.LuQfmiJ1 mIgw,!g.,g.w.., defy TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL FISHMAN, IRVINC 675 E. 53rd St. Treas., Aristag Marshal, Stu. ParI.g Pres., 4 Star Photo Cl. Even Robe-rt Taylor had to wait until he was discovered. FISHM N, SIDN Y 3 . 9 St. Che , sh , ., o. Squad Stopped drinki co e i morn- ing-so he foul a. . FISHMAN, STANLEY 225 Schecentady Ave. No ser-vices-no boosts! FOLICKMAN, MORRIE 504 E. 95th St. Business Mgr., Senior Classicg History Cl.: Baseball Teamg Mimeo. Squad: Marshal As business manager of Classic-he proved his love for figures. FORMAN, MILTON 690 Bristol St. Bandg Cer. Cl. Milton in all his works does well, But in dancing he does excell. FRIEDLANDER, ABRAHAM 670 Rockaway Ave. Marshalg C. O. Rep. Marshal Foch-Marshal Friedlander. FRIEDLANDER, HERMAN 529 Saratoga Ave. Prog. Comm., Cheering Squad, Pres., Troupers He stooges to conquer! Page Thirty-eight DOCK, BEATRICE 348 E. 98th St. Cut., Library Squadsg French CI. A Dock where the ship of good assets was launched. DOLLINGER, MINNIE ' 825 Hopkinson, Ave. -' Arista, Stu. ParI.g Marshal: Cut. Squad Though she's a member of the Cut- ting stajf, 0 There's much to be said in her behalf. DRE OVE, IE , 22 h st f. ., emeroverg Ba k Rep. er are ri ma sweet girls like nnie. l DUCKAT, HARRIET 5112-17th Ave. C. O. Rep., Bank Rep.: Sec., Mr. Cold- stein, Mr. Salzmang Sten. Squad The answer to a young man's prayer. DUCKER, RUTH 326 E. 94th St. Sec., Mr. Weishautg Cer. Cl. Like Ethyl gas-no knock. EHRLICH, RUTH 586 E. 54th St. Swim. Clubs With a racket and a horse She's in the swim, of course. EICES, 'fl Y Dr. Schwartz Charming A radiant, a fi ,ing person it I 510 : - Seni , Marsh lg Sec., , ' 1 1 1 r eg, ! r' f' 9.'Kg, 3',g is is v ' 3-L.-1i'1Li.szai5la'.fain-.-f5'r!gH:1sAeL...mKTi?-nf5, Sec., Mr. Meyer, Riding Cl., Tennis, if 'if' , ,.1 f f'. . , THQ 1 he 4 1.14 f. ,y -ff.- ls-if , THE SE-Nlo.R cLAsslc IE RNOLD A nue A G. O. Rep., 'story Cl.: Pres., Off. ass , , apwe are! Ahj happ child again. 1 If ID -I I O 1- ' H213 , 'rn Q Of BSS I. U . 4 I 1 g . 2 7 FRIEDMAN, MORRIS 1540 Sterling PI. Marshal: Sec., Miss Sheerin His face is his fortune-but poverty is no disgrace. FRIEDMAN, SIDNEY 784 Eastern Pkwy. Rifle, Track Teams, Marshal: G. O. Rep. He wants to be like Frank Buck. GALATI, VITO 1505 Remsen Ave. You're a guy of good standing-but sit down! GANCI, PAUL 764 E. 47th St. Varsity Baseball, Track, Soccer Teams He's aflicted with athlete's soul. GELFAND, EDWARD I I3l Clarkson Ave. Glee Club Sing, baby, sing! Q it if' EIZAKOFF, SHIRLEY 194 E. 95th St. Marshal, Sec., Mr. Diamond. Mrs. Steinhart, Miss Nolting A peach of a girl. EISENSTADT, ALICE 611 E. 95th St. Bank Rep. Alice in Wonderland. ELKIN, RACHEL 140 E. 52nd St. Pres., Off. Classg Bank Rep.g Marshal Swim. CI. C harming and sweet, Always looking neat. ELLNER, RUTH 1819 69th St. Typist, Tilden Topicsg Pres., Off. Cl.g Sec., Mr. Fogler, Mr. Byrneg Sr. Dram. Soc. A pretty girl with a pretty name,' Well, Rocky, here'.s a toast to fame. EPSTEIN, AUGUSTA 1245 Eastern Pkwy. Bank Rep., Marshal, Swim. CI. Personality plus- That's Gus. ESPOSITO, SADIE 43 Powell St. Sadie sure does like her gum- But nevertheless she's a lot of fun. ESTRIN, IDA 176 Newport St. Glee CI.g Marshal: Sec., Miss Becker, Mr. Meyer How can we knock you-we ask in vain? Page Thirty-nine TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL GERBER, SOL 4021 Flatlands Ave. Football Team: Marshalg Swim. Cl.. No one can stop this boy from achiev- ing his end in life-fright mlll- GERSTEIN, MERVIN 134 Chester St. I , Some belittle his stature but its Mer- -vin we can say. C-ITLIN, HYMAN 525 E. 49th St. Varsity Soccer, Baseball Teamsg Treas.. Off. Class, French Cl. . He's muscle bound-from patting him- self on the shoulders. GLEIMER, IACOB 244 TE. 58th St. Marshal, Track Team, Pres., Off. Class, G. O. Rep. He's still running-but not for the Track Team. GLOWA, EUGENE 4702 Ave. I Sec., Miss Oakmang Marshalg Art Ed., Caravan Glawfaj litlte glowworm-glow and glimmer. GOLDBERG, once 44 A 1 Mars' ' CI. Pes., Off. Classg Cut. . Squa In sc ool he' ctive memberg H ere's a fellow e'll always remember. iv QOLDBERG, T so ' l071 -T in ve. T - 'I -: ms ll , ' ' ea 91,132 g' ' od ' this ber . Page Forty 0 UM, HIL 261 . 5 . . ssg . iefertg Marshal An st , a pleasant smile 5 t e could one desire? FE V V . th t Sec., ir n , . in, Miss Weis r alpern' . S las . ry! FELDMAN, RUTHE 353 E. 55th St. Bio., French Officesg Arista: Prog. Comm. Ruthe, we do not see: From where came that Ruth e? FELDMAN, RUTH 1199 Eastern Pkwy. Sec., Mrs. Linder, Mr, Broff Simplicity is hard to beat- When it's found in a girl so sweet. FERMAN, FANNIE 90 Barrett St. Sten. Glee, Volley, Swim. Clubs Sweet Fannie Ferman Is now ending her term in-Tilden. FIELDS, RUTH 1074 Eastern Pkwy. Vice-Pres., Senior Classy Super., Cafe. Marshals, Pres., Nursing, Four Snr Clubs Versatile, charming, witty and sweet, Her personality? a just receipt. FINKELSTEIN, LILLIAN 1517 Sterling PI. Sec., Miss Buffet Good things come in small packages. 1 --17W -11 v vi -'.g,'fN fr -..i a . THE sENioR CL'A-SSlC-a'- GOLDIS, BENNET 1363 St. Iohn's PI. Pres., Off. Classg Marshalg Bank Rep.: Arista Your Goldis as safe as in a vault when he holds it. COLDMAN, ARTHUR 368 Christopher Ave. Varsity Basketball: Sec., Mr. Brill He's as good as his name implies. COLDSTEIN, .. f2 u A e. r ' Squad s appen s il be tqkrn out. GOODMAN, BERNARD 87 E. 93rd Sf. Track Teamg Book Rm.g Prog. Comm.: 'Marshal A Good-man for all of us to remem- ber. COTTLIEB, ARTHUR 613 Linden Blvd. Marshalg Latin, History Clubs There is no reason we can see Why Arthur likes to cut P.T. GREENHOUSE, MELVIN 1853 Bergen St. Bio., Math. Clubs In this Greenhouse-rectangles grow. GREENLEAF, EDWARD 1634 Sterling Pl. Bandg Marshal Why so quiet? 'sxhriyw 'L . n fi' in in-,J5.,.l hh FINKELSTEIN, MlLDRED 1325 St. lohn's Pl. Cafe. Attend.: Glee, Basketball Clubs: Sec., Mrs. Quaritius Neat, sweet, and noisy too 5 Here's a girl that appeals to you. FINKELSTEIN, MIRIAM 120-31-131st St. Sec., Mr. Maxg Bank Rep.g Swim., Tennis Clubs One of the quiet brigade. FINKELSTEIN, REBA 1046 Newport St. Glee Cl.g Record Off. Reba's knock 'won't come along,- We can't find anything thafs wrong. FINNO, GRACE 513 E. 40th St. Sec., Dr. Zellameyer, Mrs. Levy, Miss Ryang Basketball Team She possesses that elusive thing called charm. FISCH, EDITH 9613 Church Ave. A.S.U.g History Cl.g Marshal: Sec., Mr. Brodsky A higher goal is Edith's aim- She'd sit on a tack ta rise to fame. lflT MAN, MOLLIE 9 A7 e ursing .5 . gm. Z nou .roamse's eu o hea To ome a professional nurse. FLEISHMAN, COLDI E 198 Tapscott St. Late Session Off.: G. O. Rep.g Sec.. Mr. Mendoncag Eco. Off. Like 0 rare old moving picture-silent. Page Forty-one TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL GREHER, HENRY 283 E. 55th St. Orchestrag Prog. Comm., Sec., Mr. Ar- onoffg Senior Classic Comm. My, my, he's quite o player- This lad 'we know as Henry Greher. l CRIMES, WILLIAM , 2066 E. 47th St. Swim., Newman Clubsg Marshalg Pres.. sOff. Cl. A nicer boy there can be none, Quiet, reserved and full of fun. CROSSMAN, ERWIN 947 E. I04th Sf. Microscope, History, Latin Clubsg Eco. Forum If silence were money he would be rieh. HAFT, MEYER 693 Saratoga Ave. Handball, Football Teams, Capt., Mar- shalsg Eco. Forum Meyferj, if you Haft to go, from Til- deu, you have to! HAFT, MURRAY 1325 Eastern Pkwy. Marshalg Bio. Cl. Did you Hoff to be a marshal? HALPERN, HERBERT 7lO Bristol St. Arista, Prog. Comm., Bank Rep.g Mar- shal He's always ready to lend o Halpern hand. HAUPT, MORTON 45I Rockaway Pkwy. Marshal I regret that I have but one duty to perform for my school! Page Forty-two FLUM, MINNIE 693 Watkins St. Pres., Annex Bankg Bank Rep.g Glee Club A merry grin Is forever with Min. N . 1 fl -vb,Q.'.lT Focal., BETTY ' ,J ' - ' I of 92 Herzl , we Span. C.g shalhfc., Miss Levy Radiant erson'qh'Ey' right ahd t ue,' Enough Pointsitp equal tzuoilq I r' jf - l . P. , J 1 ,Q FOGEL, RUTH - I34 E. 55th St. Aristag Prog. Comm., Eco. Off.g G. O- Rep. Like o mint julep-tall, cool and re- freshing. FOX, SYLVIA 2027 Douglass St. Sec., Miss Nelson, Mr. Wistong Mar- shalg French Off. The sphinx has o rival in Sylvia. FRANKEL, BERNICE l4O E. 92nd St. Arista, G. O., Eng. Officesg Prog. Comm. Why say much? This will do- Pretty and smart, describes you. FRIEDBERG, MARTHA 300 Chester St. Eco. Off.g Sec., Miss Sokolov, Mr. Dubnaug Cut. Squad Everybodylv friend. FRIEDMAN, LILIAN 9209 Avenue A Sec., Miss Nelson, Miss Buermeyer: Athletic Cl., Pres., Off. Class It's quiet people who accomplish much. f v'-wi ' :yew W' ..- ,... i.. i.. -..,. . X 1 E , . THE SENIOR CLASSIC HAUSER, SOL 468 E. 55th St. Soccer Teamg Marshal: Pres., Off. Classg Latin Cl. Let's give a yell and cheering rouser For a good guy-Sally Hauser. HAYHURST, WILLIAM 358 E. 45th St. Football Cl., Stu. Parl.g Pres., Off. Classg Track Team As popular with the girls as a mirror. HERSHKOWITZ, MILTON l73 E. 53rd St. Marshal, Vice-Pres., Off. Class: Soccer Team I-Ie's too tall to knock. HERTLING, SEYMOUR l96 Rockaway Pkwy. Marshal, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer Teams He's Hertling to get out of school. HILZINGER, WALTER i347 St. Marks PI. G. O. Rep., Asst., Mr. Baltor A hard worker is Walter, And a great aid to Mr. Baltor. HOLUB, lOHN 466 Chester St. Smiling John-only quits smiling in his English class. HORNICK, MURRAY 262A Sutter Ave. Spanish Cl. l'Ve usually steer clear of a H0rniek's nest But the seniors think he's one of the best. sv- J L., ment? FREY, SYLVIA 610 Howard Ave. Sec., Dr. Levine, Miss O'Brieng G. O. Rep., Marshal Laughing eyes, cheery smilesj Winning ways, bewitehing wiles. I FRIMBWIT , ZELDA 720 ew jersey Ave. Sec.. M s ' C ' Miss Tend ' J Qne of the last t come, and first to o. CABOWITZ, ANNE l2O Tapscott St. Sec., Miss Shainmang Attendance Off. Anne does some talking- lfut she doesn't Gabfowitzj all the time. GALINA, CERTRUDE' 1677 sf. lohn's Pl. For zip and zest Gertrude's best. GARBER, BEATRICE 312 Newport St. Prog. Comm., Sec., Mr. Gross, Eco. Forum, French Cl. Ambitious and a hard worker-she'll go a long way. GERSCH, EVELYN l64l E. 9lst St. History Cl., Pres., Off. Class, Sec., Miss Sandler, Miss Cramp, Miss Shir- ley, 'Miss Carolan Since Evelyn always did try, H er marks were exceedingly high. CERSHMAN, ROSE 515 Lott Ave. Glee Cl.: Marshalg Sec., Mr. Horowitz, Mr. Salzman She has the face of an angel-but there's the devil in her eyes. Page Forty-three Tl-LDEN HIVGH- SCHOOL HOROWITZ, SOLOMON 693 Stone Ave. Glee Cl.: Reporter, Annexg Marshal He was a G man in the Annex. zl UILLIAM Herzl St. arshal Iflaming youth! HOZINSKY, FRANK 306 Riverdale Ave. Pres., Off. Class Such a nice boy-he didn't do any- thing. I H , FRA 1061 Wint St Ma . th matician-he li es figures. -1 IMPERIAL, ROCCO 519 E. 49th St. You're crazy, I'm Napoleon. 'X . n f ' . , Lats- Q Q A 'H 9021.1 QACOBOWITZ, MAX 1' 234 Barrett St. ' Marshalg Radio Cl.: Sec., Mrs. Stein- hardt Disappointment comes not to him who expects nothing. IENNINC-S, MAURICE 1620 Fulton St. Managing Ed., Topicsg Literary Ed., Carazfanp Marshalg Press CI. He's sure to Rice to great literary heights. Page Forty- four I 5 'iiifliiilhffv GILBERT, CERTRUDE 2228 E. 63rd St. Sec., Miss Dee, Miss Rileyg Glee Cl.: Marshal A smile like hers is so disarming- Hofw gan you knock a girl so charm- ing. GLASSBERG, ROSALYN 388 Rockaway Pkwy. Sec., Miss Hingsburgg Treas., Off. Class, Arista: Sr. Dram. Society She's had lots and lots of 'woe Trying to collect the Seniors' dough. C-LASSER, CAROLYN 183 Grafton St. Basketball Cl. . Her name may be Glasser but she's no pane. C-LAZER, MURIEL 468 E. 94th St. Mgr., G. O. Storeg Basketball, Swim., Leaders Clubs She is charming, she is sweet, r But more than that she's an athlete. COLD, SELMA 1220 43rd St. Marshal Quiet, helpful and sincere. fiowi R f , f 2 s r Av . 'X' Basketball, Te is,' r , . Mr. Meyers ' Q Giggle waterf. . . e cer ' I doesnt ' need any. , GOLDEN, IEANNE 1520 President St. Asst. News Ed., Tilden Topicsp Press Cl., Sec., Off. Class, History Cl. Her silence is Golden. .4 THE SENIOR CLASSAIC KACHELNIK, SAMUEL 997 Hopkinson Ave. Pres., Senior Classg Capt., Stage, Bind- ing Squads, Arista The politician who did the school for most. KAHN, PHILIP l l9 E. 54th St. Library Squadg Spanish Fiesta, Arista Coach: Spanish Cl. He's handsome witty and 'wise-some get all the breaks. KAPLAN, MURRAY Book Rm., 'Marshalg Prog. Comm. 845 Schenectady Ave. Another marshal-but don't hold that against him-he's okay. KASSIN, ARNOLD 748 Miller Ave. Basketball Teamg Glee Cl. We often wondered what in Tilden has kept Arnold here so long. KAUFMAN, MILTON 598 Chester St. Capt., Late Squad, Pres., Off. Cl., Soc- cer, Cafe. Squds To love one's self is the beginning of a lifelong romance. KESSL lg-492 l 239 S te Ave.' Marshal ' sketball If Bennie sent me, who sent Bennie? KESSLER, IRVING 214 Rockaway Pkwy. C. O. Rep.g Marshal, History Cl. He thinks he's smart- Don't discourage him. COLDENBERG, BETTY I498 Pitkin Ave. Sec., Mr. Miller: Leaders Cl.: Marshalg Senior Classic Comm. A concentrated bit of charm, person- ality and wit. GOLDSTEIN, BERNICE 4l7 E. 52nd St. Service Squad: G. O. Rep.: Vice-Pres., Off. Class Lots of pep and Personality Give Bernice her wide popularity. I 1 COLDSTEIN, BETTY ' 545 Hopkinson Ave. - Glee Cl.g Marshal Betty is as bright as her name implies. . .V , L , . n., . '-!, A coLosTEiN, s. L 5009 Snyder Ave. Stay as sweet as you are. cooowtm 'PRlSClLm 839 Li en Blv Mar ' . f Ver wit y, ing e'v I an me y, s es a 'cle'ver.. X, GOODMAN, SYLVIA 635 E. 89th St. V - Art Off., Sec., Miss Oakman: Leaders, Swim., Baseball Clubs Good girl for a Good-man. COPIN, NORMA 333-9l Riverdale Ave. Tennis Cl.g Sec., Mr. Edelson She is like the sung The friend of all, The foe of none. Pabe Forty-five TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL KITOGRAD, EDWARD 54 Lott Ave. n Sports Ed., Topics, Senior Classicg Swim. CI. A 16 cylinder engine packed into a five foot chassis. x Sllluff O17 opkinmn Marshal, Bank Rep In-Klein-d to go far. KLEIN : ' , L 1 - ry ' V' 1 Q l K 1 -L ' nder. 'VA I a - ' I 6 ' U O , U' I 'P2 - 9 6 -5' o cer Te if n ' eel ' 'uf-'tc'I JI 1 1 r 1 l,. 2 eh 00 . if . o ' g-,ibn re, ' S KLEIN, RAL 318 E. 91st St. Bank Rep.: Marshal After so long a stay how can we malign such heroic ejorts? KLEINBAUM, HERBERT 639 E. 96th St. Eco. Forum: Pres., Off. Class: Spanish Cl.: Marshal Our economist. KLOCK,' 'lf' 658 Hop inson Ave. Orchestra Another Rubinof. KOLBE, EVERETT 567 E. Slst St. Glee, German Clubs: Marshal Did'ja Everfyjett hear him sing Gor- man F Page Forty-six .W GORDON, LlLLlAN 541 E. 52nd St. G. O. Rep.: Sec., Miss Hingsburg, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Zimmerman, Senior Class Tilden High will miss you, Since swell girls are few. GOTTLIEB, ELEANORE 1567 Lincoln Pl. Sec., Miss Talesnick, Miss Steele: Cut. Squad: Pres., Off. Class Stay as sweet as you are. GOTTLIEB, MILDRED 187 Rochester Ave. Marshal: Leaders, Tennis, Dancing Clubs Flashing racquets-twinkling toes: A leader a marshal-with many beans. V 1 ou , BEATR la . . -1 83 Le Rd. e tho ht her charming-this Bea- trice Gould: lfVe're happy to slay we wcren't fooled. GOZEN. ELAINE 1625 President St. Girl Leader, Arista: Sec., Bio. Research Cl.: Prog. Comm.: Latin Off. Elaine G02-en does many things, And in he-r praise this year-book sings. GRAFF, RUTH 1448 Sterling Pl. Pres., Off. Class: Marshal: Bank: Sten. Squad A Grafffic1 girl- She does work sienographic And regulates corridor traffic. GREEGAN. MURIEL 933 E. 94th St. Sec., Miss Donnelly, Miss Wells: For- eign Fro1ics Muriel is neat- Muriel is sweet, Muriel is a girl that ran'l he beat. 4,244 i.. Fir:-vfdriai - 4 B. 1. . . ' 1,-E' - 'if ':1'f'f1i 1,3 .,, 4 -,,. -,-.-J. ., .. . , . -L .. ew.- ...,,..g.....-...1. .:. ' s..,.-, . '. : L. L..'1i J... .gr ig, .' - ' - c ... .. .,.... P4 .w- mph' ,, n r .' H . .. it 't THE SENIOR CLASSIC KRAMER, IRVING 94 Rockaway Pkwy. Swim. Team Friends, Romans, and Tildenilrs, Lend mc your homework. KRAMPNER, ROBERT 579 Rutland Rd. Varsity Lacrosseg Soccer Squad, Pres.. Off. Cl. Half the time-g The other half--f KRIM, MOSES 348 E. 92nd St. Boy Leader, Aristag Dir., Arista Coach.: Capt., Eng. Book Rm. Squad, Senior News One Moses led the Israelites. This Moses leads the Arista satr'l:'trs. KRIM, RAYMOND 224 Barrett St. Aero., Bio. Clubsg Marshal, Sec., Mr. Vosburgh He's going to fly high. KRIMSKY, SIDNEY 156 E. 9lst St. Varsity Soccer Teamg Pres., Ott. Classg Clee Cl. Heir a member of the Soccer team- so we mn't kirk him. Q 0 0 C ' 9 og ve. nc Squa Q Marshal We'r ally -very sorry But we simply mn't knock Marry. KURMAN, ROBERT 839 Linden Blvd. OH. Squadg Marshalg Latin Cl.g G. O. Rep. Haec olim meminisse juvabit! in A cal.-nil sagem.. GREEN, LILLIAN 296 Barrett St. Sec., Miss O'Leary, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Braff Don't let her name fool you-she's quite worldly. GREEN, SYLVIA 235 Dumont Ave. Eco. Forum, Reporter, Tilden Topiesg Sten. Squad: Living Lit. League One of the famed Tilden Ladies of the Press. GREENBERC, DOROTHY 85 E. 42nd St. Marshalg Civ. Off.g Sec., Miss Cross lfVhat's Dot up to now? Up-to-the- minute? GREEN BERG, IEANETTE 588 Saratoga Ave. Sec., Mrs. Benenfeld Jeannette proves the almost incredible fact that you can have a good time in a quiet way. CREENBERG, MOLLY 739 DeKalb Ave. Marshal: Basketball, Dancing Clubs She added the terpsichorean touch in shooting baskets. GREENFIELD, RUTH 219 Chester St. P. T. Off. Too nine a girl to knock. GRITZMAN, NORMA l57l Sterling PI. Sec., Miss Conovitz, Mr. Brodsky They don't come any nicer. Page Forty-seven TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL LACHER, SOL 145 E. 94th St. Basketball Team . Kring Solomon 'was a wise fellow, too. LACPIOW U RRA r i afsh I. . 1 is ks aren't as high as his aspir- a ion LA PIETRA, JOHN 80 E. 40th St. Marshal, Baseball, Football Squads: Swim. Cl. Nothing passes him by. LASKOWITZ, ABRAHAM 292 Barrett St. Marshal, Eco. Forum, History Cl. He'd make a great go in the silent flickers. LAWSON, THOMAS 186 Conklin Ave. Marshal, Pres., Off. Class, Swim., Art Clubs Any knock would be a boost. LAZEBNICK, IRVING 320 Rockaway Pkwy. Mr. Shea's Off., Marshal The America-n Tragedy. LEIBOWITZ, EDWARD 1861 Prospect Pl. Lunchroom Squad His zero: resemble the national debt. Page Forty-eight CUREWICH, SONIA 1483 St. john's PI. Spring Frolic g Tennis, French Clubsg Sec., Mr. D'Arlon Music has its charms-so has Sonia. CUTTERMAN, GERTRUDE 248 E. 46th St. Sec., Prac. Off., Basketball Cl. A Gutter-man had a good daughter. HABERMAN, SHIRLEY 1381 E. 98th St. G. O. Rep.3 Library Squad, Marshal Rochelle Hudson Ls her ideal- But she wants to write to earn her meal! HALPERN, HENRIETTA 302 E. 91st St. Sec., Mr. Baltorg Tennis, Swim. Clubs, Typist, Tilden Topic: Eager to work, never o Slackerg A capable, intelligent worker. HAMEROFF, PEARL 41-49 Blake Ave. Arista: Pres., Sr. Dram. Soc., Prog. Comm., Marshal S tudies hard, thinks quietly,- Talks gently, acts frankly. HAMMER, RUTH 407 E. 96th St. Sec., Miss Cuzick, Mrs. Ziefertg Bas- ketball Cl.3 Cut. Squad Here is one Hammer that can't be knocked. HARAN, MARCUERITE 2820 Cortelyou Rd. Arista: Sec., Mr. Readyoff, Miss Mc- Quadeg Tennis, Newman Clubs A girl so fair- Is a treasure rare. .1-I1 I 5, d .1 .,.....5,es.e. - 1. me ' 7341 is - ua ,. ':fr'-- .. .U .. . THE SENIOR CLASSIC LEVENTHAL, BENIAMIN' I2 Grafton 'St. Spanish, Art Clubs A boy who lows with all his hmrl To keefl on dabbling in some art. LEVINE, 'MILTON 438 Christopher Ave. So you 'won't talk, ch? LEVINE, SAM 362 E. 54th St. Bandg Marshal: Circul. Staff, Topics. He's so shy-we wonder why? LEVINSKY, SEYMOUR 1334 Eastern Pkwy. Marshal, Bandg I. V. Football Team The trouble is, the girls don't think as he thinks. LEVITSKY, SEYMOUR l483 Carroll St. J. V. 'Footballg Eng. Book Rm.g Marshal King Levitsky, frowned by Bello-2' Mrrits a final grand old send-off. LICHTER, LESTER 592 Watkins St. Associate Ed., Topicsg Arista A serious young man who takes ez'r'r3'- thing seriously. LIEBERMAN, SHERMAN 359 IE. 54th St. Cafe. Marshalg Bank Rep.: Swim. CI. Inter-class activity, gyping chalk. . 5 1 A J.xsf4f..1, -f . HASPIEQ, MILDRED ' Wa? ,ZLL 29 O W. 2nd St. ' ,Senior 'Classic Comm.: Soc. Rep.: An- nex Operettag Dancing Cl. Here's hoping her singing and dancing will aid her in ever advancing. HEIN, SHIRLEY 990 Hopkinson Ave. 1 Marshal, Bank: Sec., Mr. Miranda, Mr. Dubnau, Miss Hasluckg Swim. Cl. 3 A gracious lady, sweet and fair. HENDLER, BEATRICE I84 Riverdale Ave. Glee, Nursing Clubs: Sec., Mr. Palley, Mr. McCafferey A singer, a nurse, a secretary- Shc's just the kind of gal for me. HERSHBERG, IDA 307 Dumont Ave. Bankg G. O. Rep.: Marshal She gets up way before the roosterp .?hc s a real S. f. Tilden booster. HERSHKOWITZ, EDITH r 685 E. 52nd St. Prog. Comm.: Sec., Off. Classg Miss Rivelson Edie is a lady. HERSCHHORN, HELENE 217 Chauncy St. Nurse-Aid: Home Nursing Cl.g Mar- shal, Sec., Miss O'Brien A nurse is what she aims to be, Nurse to you, professor. HODES, ADELE 768 E. 48th St. Senior Classic Comm.g Class Niteg Sr. Dram. Soc.g Marshal ' In every school there is ,a belle: In Tilden we have our own Adele. Page Forty-nine TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL LIKOFF, DANIEL l005 Clarkson Ave. Prog. Comm.g Research Cl.g Micro- scope Ed. It will sufice to say That he's 0.K. LIKOFF, STANLEY l005 Clarkson Ave. He's not lazy, he was born tired. LIPKOWITZ, ABE Baseball Team The intellertual shlrimp. LIPSHITZ, ISIDORE 842 Saratoga Ave. Varsity Football Teamg Marshalg G. O. Rep.g Class Nite What do I care how tall I be When all the world looks up to me? LITTMAN, ISADORE 359 Vernon Ave. Vice-Pres., History Cl. 3 Debating Teamg A. S. U.g Eco. Forum Littllelmou you't'e had a busy day. LII IMAN, MURRAY 879 Lenox Rd. Senior Classic Rep.g Varsity Track Teamg Eco. Off.g Sec., Mr. Muraskin A nice and clever boy at heart, For our school he did his part. LONG, WILLIAM i692 Stone Ave. Eco. Forum: Marshalg Bio. Cl. We hope Bill go o Long way to fame and fortune. Page Fifty HOFFMAN, ELLEN 923l Farragut Road Arista: History Cl.: G. O. Squadg Li- brary Squad NM only does she try but She also suixteeds. HOLLANDER, ERMA lOO5 Eastern Pkwy. Sec., Miss Hylandg English Off.g Bank Rep. A quiet lass, without much to say: We wonder if you are always that way. HONICMAN, SHIRLEY 230 E. 96th St. Aristag Pres., History Cl.: Prog. Comm.: Library Squad ' ' ' Our economic hurly burly Has made a liberal of Shirley. HOROWITZ, CAROLYN II9 Herzl St. Marshal: Swim. Cl.g Pres., Off. Class: Clee Cl. Sweet is her natureg 'charming is her smile- AII in all, she does beguile. X' ACi'OB5OlSlf'El?IT I 644 anco S. ee S ,eizilt ec. ljcb Mr. Seidman: His- tory OlY.,,'. A superisecretmry. IAGER, NAOMI 274 E. 93rd St. Sec., Miss Carolang C. O. Rep.: Sec., Prac. Off.3 Swim. Cl. Blond hair, brown eyes- Knows a great deal for her size. IAEGER, ESTHER 65l Stone Ave. Marshal, Bank Rep.g Eco. Forum, Sec., Prac. Off. . Here's a girl so nice and sweet, The kind you always want to meet. f 1- THE SENIOR CLASSIC LOSHAK, NATHAN 283 E. 55th St. Football Mgr.g Orchestrag Marshal G. O. Rep. The managefs not to blame If we didn't 'win a football game. LUBOW, IACK I74 Riverdale Ave. Swim. Team Mgr.: Track Team, Hist. Cl.g Basketball Team Although little by Jack is said, When he speaks he uses his head. MALKOFF, TED 254 E. 56th St. Marshalg Library Squadg Football, Base- ball Teams He got dizzy by reading a circular. MANN, HORACE 22I Bainbridge St. Guid. Dept. .Rec.g Library Squad, Bank Rep., Dram. Soc. Pinnacle of success-Class Pest. MASON, ROBERT 6I Riverdale Ave. Med. Soc.: lr. Orch., Microscope, Pan- American Clubs Short and simple. MATLIN, SAUL l635 Park Pl. French Cl.g Marshal, Dance Orch. fndging by the talent he's displaying. Saul will be successful with his ac- cordion playing. - M XON, SIDNEY U' 24 Rycearv ve. jr tBa tball, andb ll, Rifle Teamsg Siam. Cl. Hc's not an ar ist, but can he draw ' a crowd. Jr, ...X K M I IAFFE, IRMA SOI4 Clarendon Rd. Sec., Miss Steele, Glee CI. Knock knock. reply, Irm-arks are quite high. 74 Barrett St Eco Off Sec Mrs. Papke Claras dancing is an alt- Shell dance her wayiutiyyur hedri- IANOWSKY, CLARA I . .g ., t uf ,QJWQ I fowl IOHNSON, OLIVE' T2 384 E. 9lst St. Sec., Mr. Mannix, Miss Unger, Miss Hartmann, Guidance Off.: Baseball Cl. Quiet, reserved in every way, The nicest thing that we can say. KAHN, CLARA 397 E. 49th St. Vice-Pres., Off. Class: Sec., Mr. Budin, Charming, Lovely, Attractive, Ram: to go, Amiable. KAMINSKY. ANN l652 St. Iohn's Pl. Sec., Miss Weiss, Miss Fleck, Bank, 4 Star Movie Cl. 1 lfVc adore you, you adorable child. KAMINSKY, DOROTHY 676 Saratoga Ave. Typist, Tildcn Topics Eyes of black and hair to match- She ought to make a lucky catch. AMP:-4, STE '. ' oh s f Senior Classic Ms: Pl. 'P Q., ' f. Cl A 'L' .Q Stu. P YC. O. Rep. e say th' f stelle, She's one irl who is swell. Page Fifty-one I l I. ,f TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL ,i , r l ll MAZURKEWITZ, ALFRED 204 Sumpter Ave. Marshalg Pres., Off Cl.: Acc. Cl. Have you seen Al dance a uiasurke -'wit symbals. MICHAELSON, DANIEL 679 E. 49th St. Late Squadg Marshalg Chem. Squad Here's one scientist who was left Out of Paul de Kruif's book. MINTZ, SIDNEY 9623 Farragut Rd. Shop, Key Room Squadsg Marshalg Med. Soc. Protege of the Industrial Arts De- partment. MORAN, IOSEPH I296 Park PI. Book Room Squad If Russia can use a Five-Year Plan, why can't he? MURRAY, MICHAEL 582 E. 43rd St. Asst. Mgr., Football Team Present but not consbicuaus. NECHAIMAN, DAVID 293 Hinsdale St. Marshalg Late Squadg Football Team Spain's greatest athlete. NEIDITCH, SAM 337 E. 55th St. Vice-Pres., Off. CI.: Marshal People never seem to rernembeir his name. They call him all sorts of things. Page Fifty-two ,. n . I -1 I - . . , U . ' NIi,x' . lg x XA bl ' It KANDELL, DOROTHY 942 Utica Ave. Bio. Off.g Eco. Off.: Marshal She may rise to fame some day-'who Kan-dell? KAPLAN, BEATRICE 707 Hopkinson Ave. Sec., Mrs. Sloane, Miss Nathan Like a tender steak-rare. KAPLAN, HILDA 709 E. Slst St. Sec., Mrs. Sidimusg Sec. Prac. Off. Stay as smart as you are. KARTMAN, DIANA I76 Bristol St. .Vewr has much to say. Charming in her quiet way. KASS, ELEANOR 853 Troy Ave. Sec. Prac. Off.g Marshalg Sec., Mr. Braff A capable sec. and very fine lass- Have you met pretty Eleanor Kass? KATZ, ADELE 764 E. 46th St. History CI.: A. S. U.: Eco. Forumg Sec., Mrs. Fuller She's not Katfzjy. KATZ, ELEANOR 836 Hopkinson Ave. Arista: Sec., Miss La Marca, Mr. Steig- man, Mrs. Singer: G. O. Rep.g Marshal Tall and slim, neat and trimg Here's a girl with pep and vim. THE SENIOR CLASSIC OLDEN, ROBERT 56 Rockaway Pkwy. Football, Track Teams, Mr. Shea's Squadg Marshal In Olden days, we had a football team. OLIVER, MORTON 442 Herzl St. Med. Soc.g Bio. Cl. All Ol-ivvr 'wanls Io be is a xrirlitist. PANN, HAROLD 450 E. 96th St. Library Squad, Greek, Pan-American Clubs, G. O. Rep. W'hatla Panfnj. PARRINELLO, JOSEPH l066 Remsen Ave. Marshal, Span., ltal. Clubs He doesn'! even say as ninth as peep- Peep. , . alfred H ,W P IQFSTANLEY f Wlnetajwrop' , V ' rshal: Gi! fCl. X if ' etter nqgyr thai la! . 'lt or ll PECKER, CALMAN 632 E. 96th St. Pres., Mic. CI.gVice-Pres., Eco. Forum: G. O. Rep.g Marshal History and Eco made a radical our of Colman. f f , f ,f f X. h PFi.uc,s6l l fi f T T77 Amb A ' l ' , AJ ' How'.r nrfsparle, Pflug 'JI ,f ' yi. ,,,. 'V . l KA-'r JSYL . Af W t ve. c., r. A teau, Miss Rivelsong French CI.. Not quilt- a Merely alzift VNC' - i ui U KELLNER, RUTH 60 E. 55th St. A star fell ou! of heaven. KLATSKY, FLORENCE l97O Douglass St. Swim., Glee Clubsg Sec., Miss Cramp She'd nz-ake a good sailor-she knows her high C'.f. KLEIN, ROSE l48O St. 1ohn's PI. C. O. Rep.: Marshal: Sec., Miss Camp- bell, Mr. Gold, Mr. Braverman, Mr. Pfeffer She belongs and always is on the square. KNAZIK, DOROTHY 142 E. 55th St. Eco. Off.g Social Rep., Senior Classic Rep., Sec., Mr. Readyoff In Eco. she learned demand,- Woe to the feller that gets her hand. KNOPP, EDNA ll7 Rockaway Pkwy. Arista: Pres., Debat. Cl.g Prog. Comm.: History Cl. She asked us not to Knapp her. KOENIG, LILLIAN 291 Thatford Ave. Senior Classic Comm.: Sr. Iewelry Comm.: Sec., Miss Hingsburgg Re- porter, Tildcn Topics Sweet, demure, yet not loo big- Is our charming Lil Koenig. Page Fifty-three TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL POLLACK, GEORGE 2l2 E. 58th St. Mgr., Soccer Team, Basketball Intra- mural Champs , Teachers don't seem to understand Georgie. KOSSOFF, RUTH 809 Utica Ave. History, French, Span. Clubs, Prog. Comm. She has Kossftjof all reaction. f ,ff 1 .,.0, A, w N Ae f W L ,KVIIXG Koz w I 1 s ne ve. ristolStl- I Qga iquadg Track Team, mr ali ,,' iss FR: , Baskeiml 9 if cap,-n. ci. . , subs G Ls 8 V011 Wink, S0 1 Gy Hgf iynilgj gy P gy t fw to 'af aiawaken. complzsifnrents. ' ro' Ry' 1 fi , POPLOF S O E KRAMER, MINNIE l ss 1702 Park PI. ' ' Marsh Pre . . lass: Span. Cl-3 French, Span. Clubs, Bank Rep., Sec., Sec., . Berlin Mr. Mendonca, Miss Flannagang Capt., A R san sailo Basketball Team Pop- Ilofsky She can even convince a marshal. xi U PORTNOY, LEO K NE E 90 Barrett St. 3 ro ve , GYCQK. Milf- Clubs , Se rs. i rg Bank Rep., Mgr., , Unlike the Lea of cinema fame, Cie Cl. This Leo is really quite tame. Is she a wow? Anne how! PRESSMAN, IEROME ' 1103 sf. lohn's Pi. S ' A Current Events Team, Hist. Cl.g Gali- Ve- Se a Off. leo Soc. t In many subjects he is jne,L But at math, he rivals Einstein. PRESSMAN, WALTER 1703 St. lohn's Pl. Galileo Soc., Current Events Team, Latin Paper, Arista Coach Einstein or not, I do declare I'm the better of this pair. RABINOWITZ, HAROLD ' . 650 Osborne St. S Glee, French, Bio. Clubs, Marshal He wants to know what made Oscar Wilde. - H , V ' Page fty- four n ea good pal Sheig call a regular gal. KRAVCHICK, PEARL Activities unknown, She stands alone. KRAVITZ, BLANCHE 650 E. 95th St. Basketball, Leaders Clubs, Prog Comm., Sec., Mr. Saltzman, Mrs Benimowitz Tilden girl sports has its Leader in Blanche Kravitz. lf'- K V Y - -3 -uw '-- ll Af YV.. ,,.,,,n:,?V ,V -MVK ,,,,,M,, t A Y 5, N - i ml 337:-:lf 'sg'a Iqw,. '.g3ppqPYg,,'v l ' TH.E SENIOR CLASSIC FT RAPECIS, -MARTIN 6lO E. 49th St. Marshal: Pres., Off. Cl.: C. O. Rep. His marks are as good as his drawings. REICHENBERG, SIDNEY ' 372 Utica Ave. Baseball Team: Field Service God's gift to ladies. Too bad gifts aren't returnable. REINGOLD, IRVING 673 Saratoga Ave. Marshal: Mimeo., Stage Squads:Art CI. l'Ve 'wonder if he was brought up on the family beer? ESNICK, IA Bs 524 E. Ist St. Cut. Sgua Marsh , Pres. Off, pl e'll be a 'e , 'f llis'fe?t e mt already lat. MJ., RE IC A IO enox Rd. ar hal: a - i -Pres., Ott. I. e' get a ad oe lu' nerd onefj RICHMAN, LOUIS IZO E. 5Ist St. Marshal: Bio.Ofl., Mimeograph Squad: G. O. Rep. Who lrnotcsf llc' may somcllay be a llfvh-man. ROONEY, PATRICK 4302 Ave. D Marshal Can you danrc, loo! KREINDLER, SYLVIA 1335 E. 98th St. G. O. Rep.: Sec., Mr. Kahn: Bank' Mgr. Ambition is her middle name, And she is likely to reach fame. KROM, MARGUERITE 4410 Clarendon Rd. Aca off.: Prog. Comm.: see., Mr. Gleichenhous Lefs toot the horns and bang the drum For quiet and charming Peggy Krom. LACOFSKY, CLARA 5405 Church Ave. Sec., Mr. Zimmerman: Prog. Comm.: Cut. Squad: Dancing Cl. She cuts a pretty figure on the dance floor. LAMPEL. ADELLE 240 Crown St. Guid. Off.: Swim., Basketball Clubs A determined expression, truly rare, The sign of a girl u'ho's all there. LESEMANN, FLORENCE 517 E. 52nd St. G. O. Rep.: Sec., Mr. Rivkin: Treas., Off. Class: Math Off. Golden rays are in her hair, Joy she radiates everyzvlzcre. LEVIN, SYLVIA 1851 Sterling Pl Reporter, Tilden Topics: Sec., Mr. Steam: Bank Rep.: French, History Clubs lt's swell to be natural uhm 3'ou're naturally swell. LEVINE, IDA 694 Saratoga Ave. Pres., Off. Class: Elo. Off. Squad: Arista An asset of the Arista. Page Fifty-five TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL ROSE, HERBERT 1604 Lincoln Pl. Marshal Rosesare red, violets are blue, But what's that got to do with you? xl ll ROSE, H ACE 40 . G. . Rep., Marshal, Pres., ff. C ss History Cl. He may be a g thorns! N0 ROSEMORE, MILTON H. 5301 Snyder Ave. Sr. Debat. Soc.: Prog. Comm.: Attend. Squad . ' . He can draw and he can write, But his grammar is a fright. ROSENBAUM, HYMAN 474 E. 98th St. Poster Cl.: G. O. Rep., Marshal, Stu. ParI.g Art Ed., Senior Classic He says little-it sounds swell. ROSENBERC, SIDNEY 134 Chester St. - Microsco e C-lee Greek Clubs P f 1 The Greeks had a word for,it-Rn.vcn- berg. ROSENBLATT, PHILIP 468 E. 96th St. Clee Cl.: Pres., Off. Classy Marshal Napoleon was small, too! ROTHMAN, MAX 905 Saratoga Ave. Marshal, Pres., Off. Cl.g Eco. Forum: Bio. CI. Clever fellawg says what he knows- nothing! Page Fifty-ai LEVINE, SYLVIA 60 Amboy St. Bank Rep. - A banker with a heart of gold. LEVY, ELIZABETH 553 E. 93rd St. Sec., Miss Sandler: Hebrew Cult., French Clubs The dream girl, always dreaming. LEVY, MARION ' 1946 Bergen St. What? Levfyj. .Tilden without a sin- gle service? h , LEVY, SYLVIA I 512 Saratoga Ave. Marshal: Sec., Miss Flanagan, Dancing, Basketball, Volleyball Clubs Orchichornia, Dark Eyes. LEWIS, MARY 269 E. 40th St. Swim., Baseball, Home Eco. Clubs, Marshal Always cheerful, always gayg A model companion they all say. LIEBERMAN, HARRIET 2935 W. 25th St. Treas., Off. Class: Soc. Rep., Cut Squad, Miss Hingsburg's Off. lVe chose Harriet as our Rep. Because we know she's full of pep. LIFSCHITZ, SYLVIA 563 Lenox Rd. Cut. Squad: Marshal, Sec., Miss Har- rigan, Miss Keely, Miss Sorkin As sweet as summerit day. 5' is F 1 1-. .- -, ,Wwe THEQSENIOR CLASSIC RUBEL, SAM 771 Hopkinson Ave. Arista: Ed., Eco. Paper: Circulation Staff, Tilden Topics: Soccer Team He came, he saw, he slelvt, he flunked. RUBIN, FRANK 538 E. 51st St. Arista: Senior Classic Comm.: Vice- Pres., Off. Class: Chem. Squad k with Rubin- To be Fran We think okay. him So h Pres., Off. loves his fellow H1 GS men. RUDIN, RUBIN 254 E. 54th St. Clee Cl.: Pres., Off. Class Almost as bad as Simone Simon. I R S ,fills U on sr. . l Art. i'Ed., 'lden T ics ' oster Cl.: Lieut., R . ' ' nolhe chael Angelo- tc' hopcsl. RUTCHIK, MURRAY 155 E. 51st St. Bio., Greek Clubs: Marshal --I'd gladly give you my homework tomorrow for some of your homework today! aiatauuroitwio-Lili slamwaf LIPSHITZ, LILLIAN 500 Herzl St. Sec., Miss McKinny: G. O. Rep.: Vice- Pres., Off. Class: English Off. If. smiles were put to a test, Lzllian's would be the best. LOGIN, RUTH 143 Riverdale Ave. Sec., Annex Off.: Prog. Comm.: G. O. Rep. Quiet and reserved-ffor someone elsel. LAZOF5KY.' ATRICE ,I 1543' terling PI. Rep.: Treas., Off. lass: Pres., Off ss Dcmure and shy, But she ranks a LUBIN, SONIA 9324 Avenue B Marshal: Swim Cl.: Sec., Mr. Diamond, Mr. Dubnau Everybodylv Lub-in Sonia. LUPCHANSKY, MILDRED 1339 St. lohn's PI. Cut. Squad: Glee, Swim. Clubs Like a Chesterfield, Milly satisfes. LUTSKY, DOROTHY 707 Hopkinson Ave. Punchball Cl.: Guidance Off. I t was a pleasure to have met you. MANNES, FRANCES 67 Amboy St. Sec., Mr. Muraskin . . . P.eft,,pre1ty, .with perfect M annes, Let's give France: three hoeannahs. Page Fifty-seven of Wllfw Ira vvv A to TILDEN HIGH sci-looL SACHS, WILLIAM 241 Ocean Pkwy. Ad. Mgr., Senior Classicg Cheering Squad: Rifle Team: Miss Rosebush Off. Squad He shoots, and yells, attempts wise- crarksj This lad 'we know as Bill Sachs. SALBERG, MURRY 3912 l6th Ave. Assoc. Ed., Tilden Topicsg Editor-in- Chief, Senior Classicg Recipient, Gold Service Pin, Diploma: Poster Cl. Little man you've had a busy stay. SCALETTAR, RICHARD IIZO Lenox Rd. Arista: Physics Prep. Squadg Prog. Comm.g Book Rm. Riehy, be a sport, let someone else lead the class. SCHAEFFER, IRWIN 497 Chester St. Track, Soccer Teamsg Male Chorus: Glee Cl. lfVe knew him when- His name was Irving. SCHECTEL, HARRY 205 Powell St. Swim. Team: Marshal He's at home in the water. The poor fish. SCHNEIDER, FRANK 72 Scholes St. Greek Cl.g Marshal Frank-ly speaking, Schneider never cut a class. SCHNEIDER, NOEL I4l Riverdale Ave. Poster Cl.g Marshal We No-cl That he is swell. Page Fifty-eight MANTELL, HARRIET M M l432 E. 92nd St. Library Squadg Sec., Mr. Benovg Dram. Society, Class Nite Coach All her life she's been eating of the Mantells'. ARCUS, BLANCHE 207 E. 9lst St. Sec., Mr. Metlis, Miss Weiss, Dr. Le- vine: Nurse Aid, Miss Burns Her eyes have a language all of their own. ARCUS, RUTH 78 E. 94th St. Marshalg Sec., Miss Steele: Soc. Rep. Marcus as one who loved her fellow man. MARDER, SUE I264 Remsen Ave. Cut. Squadg Sec., Mr. Udellg Prog. Comm. Sweet Sue, ' There' snothing the Marder with you! M HE , EV LY . I k a Pk s ball, a ll, eyb ,Tennis bs Sweet of f n full ce. ff f MAURER, LILLIAN 1305 E. 93rd sf. g Are there any Maurferj at home like you? McKERCHAR, IUNE 2029 Schenectady Ave. Marshalg Sec., Mr. Sterng Vice-Pres., Off. Class A union of common sense and effi- eiency. THE SENIOR CLASSIC 1 ,,fI-l LQ . .,. 4 Q .' V SCHOEN, GEORGE A ' ' 1507 St. 1ohn's Pl. U , . Marshal: Lunch. Squad -'I sr ' A future policeman. I , 1 1 SCHONEFELD, BENIAMIN 215 Rochester Ave. I, V, Football Teamg Ticket Squad: Marshal He thinks football rules apply every- where. He's forever lrivking. SCHREIBER, IERRY 604 E. 96th St. Baskektball Team Mgr.: Mimeograph. Book Rm. Squads: Prog. Comm. One of Tildeifs handsomest boys. Oh yeah! SCHUTZMAN, LEONARD 202 E. 91st St. Microscope, History, Greek Clubs: Eco. 4 C .Forum He says hv's smart. Dan't fall him a liar. .v' -'sci-iwAoRoN, slMoN .376 E. 94m sr, . 4 , ,Marshalg lr. Orchestra: Spanish, Cer- man Clubs , K , D i Simon and not See-moan.' 1 1 imp! , BERNARD 13 E. 52nd St-. Arist rs al: Bank Rep. Ez' t ek Club didn't help him. SCHWARTZ, LOUIS 4811 Tilden Ave. School Dance, Symphony Orchestras: German Cl. . Danzig, Tosranini, Damroseh, and Schwartz. MELAMED, DORIS 1030 Newport St. Marshal: Sec., Mr. Muraskin, Mr. Readyoff, Miss Cooper: G. O. Rep. She's high school bredj A four-year loaf. MELTZER, FLORENCE 109 Bristol St. Arista: Prog. Comm.: G. O. Rep.: Sec., Mr. Berlin What other assets could be possessed by one? She's got good looks, brains, and is full of fun. MENDELSOHN, EVELYN 1107 Lenox Rd. Sweet, petite and 'very neat. MESSITTE, FRANCES 627 E. 53rd St. G. O. Rep.: Stu. Parl.: Sec., Mr. Brod- sky: Basketball Cl. Saber, steadfast and demure. MEYEROWITZ, CLARA 1728 Sterling Pl. Marshal: German Cl.: Sec., Mr. Levine Her name implies that she is Clara: But you ean't see through her. MEYERS, BEATRICE 4201 Church Ave. Vice-Pres., Off. Class: Bank Rep.: Swim., Dancing Clubs Hear ye, Hear ye, maids and sires. Presenting charming Beatrice Meyers. MILKMAN, SONIA 715 E. 52nd St. Life Saving, Swim., Basketball Clubs She still has to join a Nite Club. Page Fifty-nine sal... zeal? f Q X10-.C TILDEN HIGH SCHOO-L SELICMAN, LEON 590 E. 94th St. Arista: Prog. Comm., Sec., Mr. Schwarzbachg Math CI. Still in the embryo stage. Grow up, Leon. API i D I St eh! W ul ek .mys lf? Tildenites a e oi Vt for ur years. SHARGRODSKY, JULIUS IZ9 Newport St. Nature, Bio. Clubs, Sec., P. T. Dept.: Bio. Service Like a snail, he creepeth unwillingly to school. I . SHAROFF, AN EL 1705 arroll St. ' Bank, Symphony, Dance Orchs. He's like a glue factory, A friend that sticks. fl 9-VEUTJS. SHECK, MILTON 700 Saratoga Ave. Annex Basketball, Baseball Teams Sheck and double sheck. SHULMAN, MORRIS 376 Hinsdale St. G.O. Rep.: Glee, Swim. Clubs, Marshal Like a book he's bound to please. SIECEL, FRED 715 Hopkinson Ave. Microscope, Chem., Greek Clubs, Marshal Quiet and intelligent is well said In speaking of o boy like Fred. Page Sixty MILLER, FLORENCE 35Ol Ave. D Pres., Off. Class: C. O. Rep., Sec., Mr. Salkind, Mrs. Wolfe The Miller who dwells by the D. MILLER, HARRIET 487 Hopkinson Ave 4 Star Movie, Basketball, Punchball, French Clubs Harriet saw stars when she joined the movie rlub. MILLER, jULlA I57 Riverdale Ave. Sec., Miss Cross, Miss DuBoffg Dancing Cl.: Typist, Tilden Topics Gentle Julia. MITCHELL, IEANNE 546 E. 98th St. Reporter, Tilden Topicsg Annex Prog. Comm.: History Tutorg Poster Cl. -Apart we ve been since we were friends. MORGEN, LILLIAN i373 St. lohn's Pl. Pres., Spanish Cl.: Sec., Spanish CI., Mr. Steinberg, Miss Mohan She thinks she's a poet-it must be the season. MOSKOWITZ, CELIA 352 Reid Ave. Marshal, Tennis CI. To be sweet and smart ls an arcomplished art. MULLIGAN, MARIE 8886 Clarkson Ave. Swim., Dancing, Tennis Clubs Lovely to look at, delightful to know. And heaven to meet. mf ' 'nw iie,:f1'v'v THE SENIOR CLASSIC SILVERMAN, ABE 26 Herzl St. Camera, Microscope, Astronomy, Chem. Clubs As hard as we may try, We ran't knock a regular guy. SKIBITSKY, WILLIAM I9I E. 42nd St. Track Teamg Giee CI. Stop your Skibitskying, Bill. SLAWSKY, SAM 92-IO2 Tapscott St. Clee CI. A Russian singer is Sanz Slawsky. For l1e's known to sing with fnrrrsley. A S LO I ON, BE D A W r ' -A thinks he's t ' I his mother has a picture of him when- he-was two. 5,4 -4 4 SPERBER, SEYMOUR I482 Lincoln PI. Latin CI. Seymour is a silent asset. STASHIN, LEO I7I5 Union St. Pres., Off. Class, Troupers, Marshal, Class Nite Comm. He had to be a marshal- He was a Stashin by himself. 21 s E C. .401 KI OSterI l. ' ' .Tea ' ife Saving Squadg Mar- B ,Swim EA. shalg Glee I. A future Johnny Weismuller. fiffffofag' NAGEL, PEARL I 797 Lenox Rd. Marshalg Sec., Mr. Tarrg Glee Cl. A Pearl with a golden voice. NASH, SELMA 1360 Eastern Pkwy. Sec., Miss DuBoff, Miss Unger: Prog. Comm. Camera-Lights-Action! - Flash! Rudy Vallee-Selma Nash! NEWMAN, EDITH 1683 Sterling Pl. Miss Hingsburg's Off.g Marshalg Sec., Mr. Laughling Sec., Off. Class Whether playing, working or dancing, Your noble attainment.: are always adzfaneing. NEWMAN, ESTELLE 465 E. 93rd St. Bank Squadg Swim. CI.: Sec., Mrs. Lebenson She's in the swim for bigger and bel- teir things. NEWMAN, FRANCES IOO6 Hopkinson Ave. Home Eco. CI.: Sec., Off. Classg Bas- ketball CI. Is she as quiet after school? NEWMAN, GLADYS - 38 E. 56th St. Bank Rep.g Sec., Mrs. Steinhardt, Mr. Salkind, Miss Natkin When did you leave heaven! ODERMAN, LILY 783 Lenox Rd. Sec., Senior Classicj Head Typist, Til- den Topicsg Sec., Mr. Benovg Glee Cl. A Senior Classic -indeed! Page Sixty-one TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL STEINBERC, STANLEY 9l2 E. 89th St. G. O. Rep.: Bank Rep.: Vice-Pres., Off. Class: Sec., Mr. Kasenbrock do t t 'gs at ance-read x Cut. Squad ..,, I463 E. He ought to cut part of his name, it's so hard to pronounce. STRIANO, IOHN 723 Rockaway Pkwy. Marshal We wonder if he has brain power as 'well as marshal force. TEITELBAUM, MANUEL l63O Park PI. Marshal One marshal who doc: Manuel labor. TETENBAUM, IACOB 897 Hopkinson Ave. Orch. Mr. Mirandafs right-hand man! TOBIN H ,.I 688gistol St. Marshalg Football Teamg Glee CI.: Prex., Off. Class Therrlv many a,,football wall that Joshua helped topple. TROSKO. NICHOLAS - 632 E. 96th St. Poster, Radio, Airplane Clubsg Stage Squad Another sign painter. Page Sixty-two ORLANSKY, LILLIAN I335 Eastern Pkwy. French Cl.g Sec., Mr. Clarkg G. O. Rep.: Pres., Off. Class As sweet as a lily-in-the-'valley. OSTROFF, MAE 229A Sutter Ave. Marshalg Sec., Miss DuBoffg Dancing, Basketball Clubs Quick and nimble on her feet, We think she is a fine athlete. ROTH, HELEN 928 Montgomery St. Glee, Tennis Clubs: Sec., Miss Wiziss Another Helen who can swing a mean racquet. X N. PADER K ,N A 1222 . S.. I g. C . ngli tin, C, O. ffices Sheir alright her way-but she doesn't weigh 1 ch. PAKCHAR, EDITH I522 Sterling Pl. Marshal: Basketball, Clee Clubs: Sec.. Mr. Levin She sure Pakrhar nzran wallop. PATRICK, ANNA 920 Saratoga Ave. Sec., Miss Hasluckg Glee Cl.: Library Squad If we .raid that .che 'wax shy You would .ray we told a lie. PEARCE, ROMA 728 Howard Ave. Pres., Off. Classg Sec., Dr, Shipley. Mrs. Van Duesen, Mr. Palminterig Swim., Tennis Clubs Roma mn Pearre any heart! -ng.. v THE SENIOR CLASSIC ' TROSKO, PETER 632 E. 96th St. Pres., Poster Cl.g Varsity Footballg Stage Squad Tackle the teacher and not the subject- That's the 'way to forward pass. 1 f' . .,d'g'gc . N z3i9 Iigsff- iBio. Off., p.-Squa ' I. .- e hopeoffo be a ,gcje t'st 3 Borg 0 had .Ls--1 .' ' ' leg,-ff' Z 0 ' Q 7 'L13 fj VICHNESS, VICTOR 212 E. 53rd St. Capt., Marshalsg Longfellow CI. A bce in one's ear-always buszring! VINITSKY, MARVIN 974 E. 96th St. Greek Cl.g Marshall Greek?-Newer again. WALLSH, BERNARD I68l President St. Varsity Football: Capt., Marshalsg Pres., Longfellow CI.: Track Team A woman hater-who hates to be without them. WARSHAW, IRVING 130 E. 54th St. Cheering Squad: Senior Classic Comm. 3 Pres., Off. Class: C. O. Rep.,' Library Squad He'll be a Wall Street broker- He deals in stocks and bfljomlcs. WEINGART, IESSE l55 E. 92nd St. His many activities overwhelm us. PECARSKY, ESTHER 796 Saratoga Ave. Sec., Miss Hasluck, Miss Steele: Glee, Basketball Clubs She certainly has her blues Wgen she starts collecting the Senior ues. PECHENIK, FRIEDA 9I I Linden Boulevard Sec., Dr. Levineg Cut. Squadg G. O. Rep.: Stu. Parl. . She's always after the boys-to pay their G. O. money. PEICHER, EDYTHE 429 Hawthorne St. Bank Rep.: Sec., Miss Campbellg Swim. CI.: G. O. Rep. Versatile, personable and ready to serve, Your popularity you truly deserve. PERELSON, SYBIL 47l8 Foster Ave. PrincipaI's Squadg Prog. Comm.: G. O. Rep.g Pres., Off. Class Smiling, cheerful, always dependable, Nothing about her that's not com- mendable. I PERLMUTTER, MILDRED 850 Stone Ave. Sec., Mr. Buding Tennis, Basketball Clubs Schoolgirl complexion, curly hair,' Personality and charm beyond com- pare. Sec., Miss X PICKER, 644 Ave. Sec., Mr. Basketball, Swim. Clubs Eyes of black and hair to match, She ought to be a lucky catch. Page Sixty-three A --' 1 if ,rf f ' W EIN, SEYMOUR i 2 L-lj 146' E. 4 St. ' Pres., Off. l io., Pan-American Clubs: M TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL WEINSTEIN, BERT 3l0 E. Slst St. l Capt., Cafe. Marshals 3 Chopsticks is his meat, ' At that he can't be beat. WEINSTEIN, PAUL I' 854 Stone Ave. Microscope, History Clubs: Eco. Forum: Med. Soc. Tall, quiet and dignified, Away from praise he has always shied. Quiet! es, Hu not obscure. WEISBLATH, MARTIN 92l6 Ave. L Baseball Team: Marshal Did you ever see a red-head so shy? Weiss, SEYM .MQW 5 er Ave. a: Prog. Comm.: G. O. u Rep. Weiss guy. WEISBROD' NATHAN A A 'w - 9720 Kings Highway Marshal: Class Treas.: Male It's much to our wishes That he be a copy In trafic jams in the halls, He's there with go and stop, Chorus WEISSMAN, HYMAN 458 E. 94th St. Traffic Squad: Gen. Off.: Library Squad: Marshal Duck,-here comes the lieutenant. Page Sixty-four PLOTNICK, SYLVIA ,l70O Prospect PI. Marshal: Sec., Miss Doyle: G. O., Bank Reps. Pleasant to walk wtih: interesting to talk to,' nice to think about. PORTNOY, ROSE 409 Amboy St. Sec., Mr. Zimmerman: Marshal With so few services, we can't say she Rose to fame in Tilden. POSNER, CHARLOTTE 266 Barrett St. Sec., Mr. Poris, 'Miss Weiss, Mr. Horo- witz: Glee Cl. Her father probably has a candy store, she's got such a sweet disposition. POTROP, ROSE 152 E. 96th St. Nurse Aid: Home Nursing Cl.: Bank Rep. With her as nurse-fwe'd enjoy being sick. PRITZKER, BESSlE 2l57 Douglass St. Sec., Mrs. Ebling: Swim. Cl.: Sr. De- bating Society A girl debater-she's invincible. PUSHKIN, BEATRICE 6l7 Powell St. 4 Star Movie: Home Nursing, Basket- ball Clubs The boys won't mind being .tick with Beaty as nurse. RACHMAN, ESTHER 481 E. 52nd St. Pres., Off. Class: G. O. Rep.: Tennis Cl. Indispensable to the Tennis Club- chasing the ball? ,. - 1'l4'L1Qii1: 4-..L L sg 5 I uses- vig .g ygiwv-'! ,I M' .Q ' , J. . f..1f9 ., 1 THE SENIOR CLASSIC WEISSMAN, IRVINC 458 E. 94th St. Sec., Chem. Cl., Mrs. Ziefertg Marshal: Track Team Put me down, said Irving, as one who loves his fellow-men. fllfhat about the women?j WEXLER, HERMAN I 8709 Ave. L Marshal: History CI. In class Herm is o firm sleeper. WILLINC-ER, IULIUS 4722 Snyder Ave. Library Squadg History, Aero, Bio. Clubs He's always ll'illin to lend gr a hand. WILSON, ROBERT I799 Troy Ave. Swim. Teamg Capt., Cul'. Squad Dancing feet, flashy clothes, Makes Bob a fellow we all know. WINKLER, HENRY 606 E. 52nd St. Longfellow CI.: G. O. Off.g Recipient, Gold Service Ping Quard of Honor As quiet as the cat that's put out for the night. WISSNER, EDWIN I37 E. 56th St. Marshalg Sec., Miss Crampg Lunch- room Squad He thinks he's an athlete- Because he jumps to conclusions WISSOK, REUBEN 3l3 E. 94th St. Soccer Teamg Male Chorusg Marshal: Sec.Q Miss Cooper Oh! can he fcjroon a good song! X RANKIN, BEATRICE 956 E. 89th St. Prog. Comm.g Sec., Mr. Schwarzbach, Mr. Steinberg, Mr. Feingold, Miss Doyle Evidently this girl is quite a secretary. RAHMER, MAY I445 E. 91st St. Sec., Miss Flanagan, Miss Donnelly, Mr. Gleichenhaus Silent as the Sphinx is Mayp Not a word does she say. RAMSLAND, EVELYN I726 Albany Ave. Sec., Mr. Steigman, Mr. Pfeffer, Mrs. Levyg Guidance Off. May your ambitions reach the height of your stature. RAPOPORT, RUTH 404 Sackman St. Marshalg Sec., Miss Oakmang Treas., Off. Classg Sec., Miss Rosen S he's an artist-she can draw the boys. RAPPAPORT, LIBBY . S25 Herzl Sf. Aristag Clee, Basketball Clubsg Mar- sh I 1 Lilzby leads the Bored of Education. RATNER, IANET - IO39 E. 92nd St. Bank, G. O. Rep.: Senior Classic Comm. She works and works all day. W e hope she succeeds somehow, some- way. REICH, LILLIAN - K 454 E. 48th se. A ' Sec., Miss Natlcin, Mrs. Papke: G. O. R p. ' , Ae girl like Lil is hard to find, For she is of the finer kind. Page 'Sixty-fifve I - ,Al w .- nr' TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL WOLF, HARRY .3305 Church Ave. Book Clerkg Bank Treas.g ,Eco Off., Marshal Little Red Riding Hood's nemesis. . f Q s . WOLPER, MELVIN ' 1920 Union St. Varsity Fobtballg Track Teamg Capt., Print. Squadg Marshal You ve got to be a football hero To get away with that many a zero. YELLIN, HERMAN D. V -- .' V 118 Sutter Ave. - ' . '- Marshal: Chem., French Clubs He's a marshalwhov tells you to stop Yellinfgl in the halls. ' YOUNG, IULIUS 783 Lenox Rd. A good guy. ZELTZER, IRVING . - . -. - 92 E. 56th St. ' Bandg Marshal: Clay Cl. Strike up the band, Here comes Irving! ZIQMBERG, ABE , , 306 E. 51st St. Swim., Track Teams, Arista A diller, a dollar, . , An athlete and scholar. f 1' ,f Q at Eemh?Q a Page Sixty-six REISER, HARRIET 848 Schenectady Ave. Cut. Squad ' Harriet's a right good scout, It daesn't take long to find that aut. RINZBERG, ANITA 1920 Union St. Sec,. History CI.: G. O. Rep.g Arista See as you may, you'lI seldom see, Another person as smart as me. ROBACK, 'MAY 981 Sutter Ave. Prog. Comm.: History CI., Pres., Off. Classg Sec., Mrs. Levenson A A fighting heart but a peaceful brain. BBINS, LlAN 55 Q e. a P o . m . , , ins re ian is always in the pi of lion. RODGERS, ADRIANNA 22 Conklin Ave. E French CI. Always working, never asleep, True to the saying, still water runs deep. ROLL, HANNAH 28 Barrett St. Arista: Cashier, Lunch Roomg Guidance Off.g Cut. Squad Hannah's an our Honor Rall. RONEY, KATIE 165 Sutter Ave. Marshal Oh K-K-K-Ka tie, my beautiful Katie. .. xfgre'1,:.:,1'1'rH2.1-vaqffrm ,. . . .- .r. me -. THE SENIOR CLASSIC ZUCKER, HERBERT 30 Lott Ave. Aristag Prog. Comm.g 'Mimeograph Squadg Recipient, Gold Service Pin Handsome, clever, and debonair, The answer to a maiden's prayer. ROSEN, EVELYNE 1583 Pitkin Ave. Prog. Comm.: Sec., Mr. Clark Though her attainments are few There are lots of things she'd gladly do. EN, PEARL Prog. Comm.g Cut. Squadp Sec., Mr. Muraskin r fell out of heaven, ose-n to Pearl. ROSENBERY, MILDRED 401 E. 23rd St. Sec., Miss Donnelly, Miss McKinney: G. O., Bank Rep. . Milly is a regular girl- She does things on time. ROSENBLUM, MIRIAM 658 Montgomery St. Annex Column, Tilden Topicsp Arista: Stu. Parl.g Glee Cl. - One case where write is might. ROSENZWEIG, BEATRICE ,135 E. 95th St. Sr. Dram. Society: 4 Star Movie CI.g Marshalg Senior Classic Rep. Intelligence is an achievement rare, Abundantly found in a face so fair. ROTH, EDITH 1481 42nd St. Prog. Comm.g Sec., Mrs. Benimowitz, Mr. Salzman She's a wonder in accounting. x Q .6 RUBENSTEIN, RHODA , 100 E. 56th St. A Aristag Prog. Comm.g Bio. Off. Rhoda is a pretty lass Who always helps to lead the class. RU , BEAT E 1025 H ' s ve. C ri ' ., ' 'itz he's so fast in pla Her future is be RUBIN, ESTHER 69 E. 42nd St. 1 Prog. Comm.g Sec., Miss Fleck: Eco. Off.g Tennis CI. Bright, cheerful, and on the go, If ksomething's to be done fast let her now. RU D GERTRU DE .3 owar ' e , g u s This little lady is certainly a With all her personality a RUDIN, MARTHA 776 Crown St. , Pres., Off. Classg Sec., Mr. Greene, Dr. Leyineg Typist Tilden Topics Like granulated sugar- Sweet 'and refined. RUDNICK, LEONORE 128 E. 52nd St. French Cl.g Pres., Off. Class: Sec., Miss Weiss Here's a Miss of the modern day, Sweet, sympathetic, clever and gay. RUPPERT, HARRIET 1804 Park PI. Eco. Off.g Pres., Sec., Off. Class She has all the charm one can possess, To make up the word of loveliness. Page Sixty-seven TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL RYAN, KATHERINE 9214 Foster Ave. Foreign Frolics : Sec., Miss Reily, Miss O'Leary, Mr. Marinaro Her 'voice is low and meek, A possession so unique. SACKIN, ROSE 64 Herzl St. Dancing, Tennis Clubs: Sec., Miss Mo- han, Mr. Weishaut ' A peach, a pippiihand by crackin', We think a lot of this girl Sackin. 9 SAFNER, FRANCES 1078 Newport St. Marshal: Tennis Cl. Tennis with her is a game of Iowa SALTZMAN, PHILLIS 574 Osborn St. Prog. Comm.: Tennis CI.: Basketball Team ' Her charm and personality does Phill-is with cheer. SALZINGER, RITA B07 -Lenox Rd, Sec., Miss Reif: Guidance Off. Do take her for an example, She's a worthwhile problem. SCHEBEITZSKY, BESSIE 24 Amboy St. Glee CI. Ready to fight for her rights and her s due , Prepared to win, but not to lose. SCHEIN, SARAH 1710 President St. X Sec., Mr. Primoff: Tennis CI. 'N g Schein, little glowworm-glimmer. . . Page -Sixty-.eight SCHIENBART, ROSE 489 E. 93rd St. Prog. Comm.: Marshal: Bank Rep.: Sec., Miss Fleck This Rose by any other name would be just as sweet. SCHLIPSTEIN, MARTHA 472 Chester St. Arista: Bank Rep. Glee Clubs Martha is lass, One of the in the class. ID , F I 1 ni t. ec. Paley: Glee, Basketball, Base- CI S e a jolly sprite- A Wh e ,tender smile serves to delight. jpP ? SCHRABMAN, ANNA 179 E. 54th St. Dancing Cl.: Sec., Miss Newman Very small-'very sweet, What you would call tres petite. SCHREIBER, ESTELLE 488 E. 96th St. . Library Squad: Pres., Off. Class: G. O. Rep.: Sec., Miss Unger She has her blues- Trying to collect G. O. dues. SCHULMAN, ANNE 46 Grafton St. i G. O, Rep.: Pres., Off. Class: Sec., Miss Cooper: Marshal Haste, thee Nymph Ana' bring with the .lest and Youthful lollityf' I I SCHULMAN, ROSE 458 Bristol St. U Her services became so cumbersome that she was forced to drop a few. THE SENIOR CLASSI SCHUSTER, EVELYN 1646 Park PI. Sec., Mr. Braff, Mr. Miller, Mr. Creid- inger: Marshal: Senior Classic Comm. E'velyn's cheerful and always gay, A model companion she does Portray. SCWARTZ, HELENE 139 E. 53rd St. Typist, Tilden Topics: Eco. Off.: Scu- ior Classic Rep.: Clee Cl. Even though giggling isn't a supply. she's in demand. SCHWARTZ, ROSLYN 2787 W. Sth St. Sec., Eco. Forum: History Cl.: Sec.. Miss Newman: A. S. U. Her only interest is economic. SCIORA, ANNE 1437 Lincoln Pl. Basketball, Swim. Clubs: Sec., Mr. Tarr Good wine needs no label. SENAagg.C2T1ENCE S ester t. Sec. Prac. Off. '-Z You're so 'very quiet, Are you on a talking SCADER MILDRED f 196 Vernon Ave. +-ff! if Sten. Squad: Sec., Dr. Levine: Bank Rep.: Marshal Although Eleanor is not her name, Someday she'll know Miss Powell's fame. SHAFRANSKY, ROSE 9506 Ave. A Sec., Miss Natking Marshal: Sr. Dram. Soc.: Sec., Mr. Ringer Just a mountain Rose-from Flatbush. ,1..., .flakfh C SHANTZER, MARTHA 587 Osborn St. Marshal: Clee CI.: Sec., Mr. Aronoff, Mr. Halprin Another songstress Who hopes to make a great success. SHAPI , BERN . . Histo CI.' Stu. Parl.: Sec., Eco- lntercl s activities-Copying home- work. ' ii-i SHAPIRO, FRANCES 1410 Prospect Pl. G. O. Off.: Bank Rep.: G. O. Rep.: Pres., Off. Class A Blue-eyed Frances with curly hair, Is ambitious as she is fair. SHAPIRO, RUTH 1019 Lenox Rd. Home Nursing Cl. Her charm and personality rare, Make her welcome everywhere. SHAPIRO, SYLVIA 748 E. 48th sf. ,Q Sec., Miss Unger, Miss Fuller: Swim. Cl.: G. O. Rep. Who is Sylvia, what is she! . The 'versatile girl with personality. SHEER, FLORENCE 60 E. 55th St. Senior Classic Comm.: Glee Cl.: Sec., Mr. Suttenberg, Miss Harrigan: Music Off. Squad Sheer sl1e's good-so she'll tell you. SHELBURN, SHIRLEY 290 E. 56th St. Swim., Sten., Dancing, Basketball Clubs Quiet and sedate: She never leaves anything to fate. Page Sixty-nine '1 'l TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL SHOREHART, IESSICA 294 Crown St. History CI.: Sr. Debat. Soc.: Sec., Mr. Horowitz: A. S. U. In her gleaming golden hair, Sunshine surely settled there. SHURNOFF, IEANETTE 1484 Eastern Pkwy. Art CI. An artist-Shur-noi. SIDELSKY, FRIEDA 1779 Union St.. Tennis CI.: G. O. Rep.: Sec. Prac. Off.g Scholarship Off. She'd be an asset to any Palmolive Ad. SIECEL, FANNIE , 598 Chester St. Marshal: Sec., Miss.McKinney, Miss Newmang Swim. Cl. This Seegull ISiegel sure' can swim! fl N ' A , Y JY!!! 5 cka ay Ave. . c., Mr. Halprin, Dr. t lass Nite: Social Rep! Come and truck it s ou go, 2' On your light fantastic tgezf SIEGEL, REBECCA 315 Lott Ave. Sec., Miss Donnelly, Mr. Berlin, Miss Weiss Interclass activity- Passing from one room to another. E IRLE 1 I7 Stone . N ' . e .5 c. . 3 I R Se enov, Miss Gr ss ee Here's nlfand ge ' s, Who' ays as 'ng esti ns in :las . Page Seventy SIEGELAUB, BEATRICE I 129 Newport St. Swim. Cl. This girl is unusual, She talks only when she has some- thing to say. LAUB, ES rt St. t , ec., Asst. Prin., Annexg Sec., r. P nic , 5. Byrne: Marshal lm nd competent., SILBERG, ROSE 152 Tapscott t. Sr. Dram. Soc.: Sec., Miss Crampg Glee Cl. Come on Rose, take a bow, In dramatics, you're a wow. SIL ERMA , EVELYN , 19iz7l5iggias?,?1Zf'fGf , ec. Mig. fras 3 asketbg T471 Cl.g Leaders Cl. yr .1 J Blond, charming and o gfand gi . SKEBITSKY, LEDA 280 Riverdale Ave. Library Squad, Leader, Swim., Basket- ball, Live-Saving Clubs A Leda and a leader. SLEIFING, BEATRICE 253 E. 93rd St. Sec., Miss Mohan, Miss Halpern, Mr. Braffg French CI. Agreeable and full of fun, Well liked by everyone. SLUTSKY, EVELYN 1815 Sterling Pl. Glee, 4 Star Movie, Swim., Leaders Clubs Singer, actress, mermaid- Leoder in all. B 'AA H .,..3 :L.q......u....,:..: ..EIx..L5i -A '. and Wi'--W ,V fs' 552 :wif -v' ug, . its-rQ..fa,, . -- 1.1, ,.m.A.,1,' vw --libs!!! i M 1 . . THE SENIOR CLASSIC- SOLOMON, ELEANOR 550 Snyder Ave. Sec., Mr. Zimmerman: Glee CI.: Senior Classic Comm.: Guidance Off. Quiet! neat! Demure, and sweet. SOLOMON, SELMA 388 E. 94th St. Sec., Mr. Cabat: Bank Rep.: Marshal: Sec., Miss Eisenberg A sparkling eye, a light step, Here's a girl with lots of pep. SONENSHINE, HELEN l095 Linden Blvd. Cut. Squad: Sec., Miss Riley, Miss Kelly: Girls' Chorus Helen's a welcome ray of Sonenshine. SPERLING, RUTH 457 Ralph Ave. Bank Rep.: Sec., Miss Riley, Mr. Prim- off: G. O. Rep. We're sure we can't be Sperling Ruth by saying she's a honey. SPETER, MARTHA l592 Fulton St. Typist, Tilden Topics: Sec., Mrs. Merin, Mrs, Fuller, Tennis Cl. Trifles make perfection, But as perfection, she's no trifle. SPREE, VIOLET 4307 Foster Ave. Guidance Dept. Wait until this Violet goes on a Spree. STEIN, MILDRED l0l2 Clarkson Ave. Marshal: Sec., Miss Sonnenblum: Bas- ketball, Tennis Clubs A girl very fine, is Milly Stein. l i l STERN, NORMA 1480 Park Pl. Bank: Swim., Dancing Clubs Always eager and willing to learn, Our smiling and dancing Norma Stern. STERN, SYLVIA l678 Union St. Glee Cl.: Sec., Miss Stein, Dr. Shipley, Mrs. Singer She's the qnietest little lass- In our whole senior class. STRAUSS, IUNE 5622 l4th Ave. ec. Prac. Off.: Sec., Mr. Saphier, Miss Campbell, Mr. Baltor, Mrs. Sidimus: Arista . , Always working, never shirking, Along her path success is lurking. STRANGER, RUTH 430 Kosciusko St. Sec., Miss Breen, Miss Sandler, Mrs. Levy: Glee Cl. Well known and well liked. STUFSKY, FANNIE 655 Watkins St. Arista: Sec., Mrs. Wolfe, Mr. Cabat, French Cl. Many language classes have been lead By this small, dynamic red-head. STRUGATZ, S 275 E. 5 th Nurse-Aid: .: B n s. Getting wel ' be a t With Sarah car or the ck. STURM, ZELLA 856 Eastern Pkwy. Stu. ParI.: Pres., Off. Class: Sec., Mf- Levin, Mr. Diamond, Mr. Dobrin, Mrs. Murin: Glee Cl. Zella, Zella,. howls your fZiansesel feller? Page Seventy-one .. .4.a..L. .hai iin..,..-mit TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL SUGARMAN, HELEN 661 Saratoga Ave. Guidance Dept.: Sec., Mrs. Levy: Pres., Ott. Class The ocean turns green with envy when it sees her waves. SUKOFF, EDITH 894 Linden B'lvd. Sten. Squad: G. O. Rep.: Stu. Parl.: Sec., Mr. Kelly Fashion, fashion, that's her passion. Pal MSN, CH U 9 7 Iba . . r. . eb.: Stockr r Wei sh , oc. Ile sl' TANNENBAUM, GERTRUDE ll93 Eastern Pkwy. Sec., -Mr: Miller: History, French Clubs Neat and petite, That's why Gertrude's so sweet. TANENBAUM, HANNAH 35 I Rockaway Pkwy. Tennis Cl.: Sec. Prac. Off.: Sec., Miss La Marca, Miss Benson, Mr. Greidinger She's the reason men prefer red-heads to blondes. TIGER, STELLA 659 Watkins St. Treas., Off. Class: Off. Squad: Cut. Squad: Sec., Dr. Levine Hold that Tiger. TOBIAS, BEATRICE 740 Howard Ave. Bank Rep.: Tennis, Swim. Clubs To Bea. or not to Bea- That Ls the question. Page Seventy-two lfwflfwlwqlvff TOPPEL, SYLVIA M ' 903 E. th St. Sec., Mrs. y: res., Of . Class: J Marshal: i , ' On her t s sz ' - To dance and ng is her delig t. TRAVIS, MOLLIE I89 Livonia Ave. Nursing Cl.: Sec., Miss Badanes: Ger- man Cl. .4 really nice girl. TRESKOV, BLANCHE 540 Rockaway Pkwy. Guidance Ott.: Sec., Mrs. Conovitz: Marshal A guiding light-a marshal. TRICHTER, TOBIE IZ9 Lewis Ave. Marshal: Sec., Mr. London, Mr. Ebeling Always ready 'wit ha smile- Tobie's a girl really worthwhile. TRITZ, HELEN ZOO E. 94th St. Marshal: Pres., Off. Class: Swim. Cl. Always 'very very busy, Her rapid rise made us dizzy. TUGLIO, MARIE 725 E. 83rd St. Italian, French Clubs Out of the depths, Oh, we cry, Give us a knock for a girl who's shy. TURKINITCH, EDNA 2I8 Barrett St. Punchball, French Clubs: Bank The quiet type That anyone can like. PZ -I A33 j?iff5!7f3'T'5 Ll-159 ' fi If41Q'I fi l'f IIN'- ,.i . , 4. , .A s R, . ,i 4 x s THE SENIOR CLASSIC UDITSKY, BEATRICE 229 Rothester'Ave. No service, less fame- She's swell just the same. UDOFF, FRIEDA 1391 E. 98th St. Sec. Prac. Off., Dancing Cl. Here's a girl who's good and true- Although she s known by 'very few. ULANOPSKY, SYLVIA I498 Pitkin Ave. Home Eco. Off.: Sec., Miss Steeleg Bank Rep.: History Off. They can't call Syl a shirker- For she's an ambitious worker. WALLACH, PEARL 375 Ralph Ave. Sec., Miss Delehantyg Cut. Squadp Swim. CI., Marshal It's always been her ardent wish Just to be called a human fish. W ER, DORQTHX! - - Xlll'l08'Park Pl. . . Skefb ll Cl. V' , f I woulg 'certainly be' an eventful 'day If Dotty Waxer had nothing to say. I R 1 WEBMAN, MADELINE 461 Saratoga Ave. l ,. Basketball, Swim. Clubs: Sac., Miss Giorgio, Miss Montag Let's give her a boost, It may help her grow. WEINBERG, RUTH 1450 E. 44th St. Sec. Prac. Off. Ruthie, Ruthie, 'we've been thinking, What in the world to say of you. WEINER, BEATRICE 974 E. 96th St. Marshal She's little, she's 'wise- Has a great deal of knowledge for her size. WEINSTEIN, BETTY 660 Howard Ave. Tennis Club A female racqueteer. WEINSTEIN, EDITH 1415 St. john's PI. Art CI., Sec., Off. Class Quiet and demure-of that we're sure. T 6 9 nion St. ' Marshal, Sec r A wise girl' WEITHRON, MADELINE 'r y 1399 E. 48th St. .. .. Sec., Mr. Harvey, Mr. Sachs, G. O. Rep. Madeline, M adeline, sitting in her . , shell! - Very quiet-but 'wha can tell. f WMV' Dancing, Volleyball, Tennis Clubs So small, so meek and oh! so quiet- Anna could never start a riot. WERTLIEB, ANN 1468 Park Pl. WERTKIN, FRANCES 156 E. 54th St. Cut. Squadg Marshal: Cer. Cl.: Bank Rep. She can still get in the movies fm' half-price. Page Severity-three TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL WINTER, DOROTHY IO0I Lenox Rd. ,Arista Coach. Squad ' May all her attainments be successful. WIRTHS, MARION I5 Conklin Ave. This Marion is Wirth her weight in gold. WISHNEY, DIANA 439 Watkins St. Med. Room: Leaders CI., Sac., 4 Star Movie Cl.: G. O. Rep. ' Smile for us,-our Diane. I9 E n t Arista . , Mr. Halsli ass B , rs. S , Marshal . She's like fried eggs-sunny side up. wovsamncsn, RUTH ' . 3 . as YEDOFSKY, ET HEL 900 E. 49th St. Sec., Mr. Berlin, Sten. Squad There is beauty and dignity in being oneself. Jfiwli Gel I ADLER. SEYMOUR CHIZNER, LEON Page Seventy-four 3lHx,,v...s. , .1 .:.. L-. O CAMERA-SHY I YUDKIN, RUTH I 638 E. 95th St. Basketball Team, Prog. Comm. She throws all her balls into one basket. ZELKAVETZ, EVELYN 4l6 Rockaway Pkwy. Sec., Mrs. Byrne Like a chocolate bar- Sweet and good. ZUKERMAN, FLORENCE lO2I Remsen Ave. 4 Star Movie, Swim., Basketball, Vol- leyball Clubs She has 3 'zfs which combine person- ality, vim vigor, and vitality. GITLIN, HELEN 858 Saratoga Ave.. ' Bank Mgr.: Sec., Mr. Metlis, Mr. Primoffg Glee Cl. I She's only a bank clerk, but does she draw interest. RUKASIN, OSCAR 476 E. 93rd Sf. Football Team, G. O. Rep., Pres., Off. CI., Marshal He never troubles trouble 'till trouble troubles him. GORDON, RICHARD ROSENBAUM, SOLOMON . . .ma ..p....'. Q41 .....g.iv:.,.a..... 1 ... I THE SENIOR CLASSIC MILTON BERNFELD IANUARY 1920 DECEMBER 1936 such an mtegral part ojfers his parents lts heartfelt sympathzes The Senior Class, in which Milton played Page Seventy-five TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL ARTHUR STIUDIIOS Inc. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER for The Tilden High School Class Book -45- I3I WEST 42nd STREET New York City 4?- SPECIALISTS IN SCHOOL ANNUALS Telephone BRyant 9-7342 Page Seventy-six THE SENIOR CLASSIC Fraternity, College and Class Jewelry Medals and Trophies Club Pins LOIREN IWURCII-IIQIISUN Az CO. Ilnc. -anv- Official Jewelers to Samuel J. Tilden High School Seniors for RINGS, PINS, KEYS and BRACELETS -HIP' 6 MAIDEN LANE 40 CLINTON STREET New York, N. Y. Newark, N. j. Page -Seve TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of IFIERNDA IE IF RMS I n c . Brooklyn, N. Y. Page Seventy-eight THE SENIOR CLASSIC MAnsfield 6-574i For Quality, Service and Savings Shop at SPlVAK'S FOOD CENTER ISI4 FLATBUSH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Two Alumni Boys CHESTY 8' DAVE'S Luncheonette Cr Ice Cream Shoppe 512 EAST 95th STREET Near Church Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of I. MOSS PHOTOGRAPHERS l5l2 PITKIN AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of REA 8' HARRY HAIRDRESSERS 9703 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone Dlckens 2-9461-9581 PRESSMAN'S PHARMACY P. Pressman PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST 9323 CHURCH AVENUE Cor. E. 94th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of EVELYN FlSHER'S COSMETIQUE SALON ISIS PITKIN AVENUE Brooklyn, N, Y, Dlckens 2-3597 Compliments of ART ROSE Cr ORCHESTRA 435 EAST 92nd STREET Brooklyn, N. Y, Compliments of GEORGE'S BARBER SHOP G' BEAUTY SHOP 4317 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Courtesy, Cleanliness G' Service LADY FAIR BEAUTY SHOP 508 EAST 94th STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of GRATENSTlEN'S I744 PITKIN AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of PESSlN'S CONFECTIONERY 9309 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Dlckens 2-9241 Compliments of PARKWAYS CONFECTIONERY 96l5 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Dlckens 2-9757 Compliments of LEE'S CHINESE RESTAURANT 9506 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Dlckens 2-9345 SMITH PHARMACY 5602 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Page Seventy-nine TILDEN HIC-H SCHOOL Dlckens 2-2670-2671 Compliments of HASHINSKY, BRESLOW Cr RICHER Wholesale FRUIT DEALERS -ili- l92-4-8 OSBORN STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of A. CARDANI Manufacturer of FRENCH ICE CREAM and FROZEN DAI NTI ES Compliments of ROYAL EMBLEM CO. 0 41 IOHN STREET New York City LExington 2-3915-6-7 S. SIEGEL Cr SON Inc. MEATS 438 SECOND AVENUE Cor. 25th St. New York City Page Eighty THE SENIOR CLASSIC BEST WISHES for a HAPPY FUTURE from the Parent-Teacher Association of Samuel I. Tilden High School Dlckens 6-6l80 Aaron Fischler Rabbi G. Steinberg SILVER MANOR, Inc. CATERERS FOR Weddings, Banquets, Confirmations and Social Functions 495 ROC KAWAY PKWY. Near Church Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y. Tel. Dlckens 2-9620 G. FlNE'S snos nzmmnc - HAT nsnovxrmc 1097 CLARKSON AVENUE Cor. E. 95th St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. Dlckens 2-4000 Flowers Delivered by Telegraph All Over the World HYMAN SPITZ, Inc. I0fficiaI Tilden High Floristl l685 PITKIN AVE. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Page Eighty-one TILDEN HICH SCHOOL LET US GO TO - - HOLL YW OOD ROYAL Most M oolern and High, Class Chinese G' American Restaurant Serving Pure and Wholesome Foods 25c-Lunch-25C 777 SARATOGA AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Dlckens 2-9605 KAU FMAN 'S KOZY KORN ER LUNCHEONETTE 357 BARRETT ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y Dlckens 6-4689 Don't Forget to Patronize Kosher SARATOCA DELICATESSEN Special Prices on Sandwiches to Parties, Weddings Cr Bar Mitzvahs 788 SARATOCA AVE. BROOKLYN, N. Y Compliments of cl.Ass s-1 Miss neck Compliments of DINNY Cr ROBBINS SHOES 1517 PITKIN AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of CLASS 80A MR. FAINSBERT Page Eighty-two Compliments of CHURCH PET SHOP l 4512 CHURCH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. 4 THE SENIOR CLASSIC For Good Hair Cuts Patronize lRVlNG'S SANITARY BARBER SHOP BETWEEN 95th Er 96th STREETS Brooklyn, N. Y. Dlckens 6-8576 Service - Quality - Courtesy M. KRAMER'S BAKE SHOP 502 EAST 95th STREET Compliments of METZ PHOTO STUDIO 1525 PITKIN AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. This was the class of 8D They were as merry as merry could be. All honors they swiped While the faculty pixed These were the wild ones of 8D. -Mr. Shacter Near Church Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS THE MODERN SGHIIIII of the for SECRETARIAL and Senior Officers SAMUEL I. KACHELNIK ......... President RUTH FIELDS .............................. Vice-Pres. LOUIS FELD ................................. Vice-Pres. IEANETTE BERKOWITZ ...... Vice-Pres. LILLIAN ATLAS ........................... T reasurer DANIEL ECKER ............ .......... T reasurer LILLIAN GORDON ..................... Secretary BUSINESS TRAINING Secretarial Stenographic Accounting Civil Service Short Intensive Courses Individual Instruction Free Placement Service 480 LEXINGTON AVENUE Grand Central Palace New York City PLaza 3-2858 o A. 1. WILLIS, Director Page Eighty-three TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL I M E E S E, I n C. Manufacturers of Shamrock Canvas Baskets, Bags and Trucks Compliments of 'I440 BROADWAY, NEW YORK MR. SCHWARZBACH Compliments of CLASS 80F MISS LA MARCA Compliments of I CLASS 8H MR. SEIDMAN Compliments of SEITAL SERVICE STATION REMSEN AVE. and LENOX ROAD Brooklyn, N. Y. Dlckens 2-9832 ASIA GARDENS Chinese 8' American Restaurant 25c-Dinner Any Time-25c A HIGH CLASS RESTAURANT Serving Pure, Wholesome Food 770 SARATOGA AVENUE Next door to Ambassador Theatre Brooklyn, N. Y. Complimenix of Senior Classic A ' 1-1 l Page Eighty-four THE SENIOR CLASSIC COMPLIMENTS SCIUENTIIIFIIC IENGRAVIING CU 406-426 West 3Ist Street New York City COMPLIMENTS OF The SENIOR CLASSIC Editors MURRY SALBERG ............. LILLIAN BLACKER ............... MORRIE FOLICKMAN HYMAN ROSENBAUM SIDNEY ENCEL ........................ ...........Editor-in-Chief .............Associate Editor ..............Business Manager Editor ...........PhotograpI'1y Editor WILLIAM SACHS ............ ...................... A dvertising Manager IRVINC- WARSAW .......... .............. A sst. Advertising Manager LILY ODERMAN RUTH ELLNER FACULTY ADVISERS MISS ALICE HASLUCK MR. MORRIS WEINER Page Ezghty five TILDEN HIGH SCHCOL CULIBY ACADEMY COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Regents-approved academic Thorough business and secre- tarial training. subjects for students who yugo 3 f 'Q Typing and stenography for need higher grades, or o mal Q 1, personal use. lack required units for km. college entrance. CORNER BEDFORD G SNYDER AVENUES Advanced and speed courses for commercial students. DAY - EVENING - SUMMER BUckminster 4-6678 ASILDN IDIIQIEJIJF UNION PRINTERS 797 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN. N. Y. Flushing Ave. L Station - Fayette St. Entrance PRINTERS OF THE YEAR BOOK Page Eighty-six l' 41' i' 1 4 v f X f W A 60 , ,, , XXX . ' X , I P14- '4,' N111-K A I Q Qfv' fl-.MN 4. C. 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