Tilden High School - Classic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Une of overcrowded classes solved. Dr. Lefkowitz protests excessive absence. When last seen he was still pro- testing from in back of the Brooklyn dugout. ll-Sugar rationing cards issued. Paula Kellner reports they are a flop. She dropped one in her coffee this moming but it didnt make it a bit sweet 15-Second th1rd ends Well its the final mark that counts anyway Mr Benov fires Evelyn Zlotmck fwhat aga1n'J from the staff Toplcs shows definite improvement Prom to be held at Moe s Bmgo Parlor Gowns bought on approval retumed and Frledmans has a run on slacks Blackout tonlght B1ll1e Kallick bemoans the fact she forgot all about makmg a date aaa fbma 'f Gas rationing starts Now N1ck GuldlCe has an add1 tional reason for parking his lalopy patr1ot1sm Dave Gerber echoes these sentiments saying We ve all got to do our part Faculty Student baseball games a huge success The salvage collected included newspapers books t1n cans and a varied assortment of decrepit faculty members who thought they were baseball players The Yearbook will positively be publlshed on Iune 22 The Yearbook staff meets at Bellevue psychiatrlc ward to dummy the book Everything holdlng up Yearbook Whats holding up staff? , , G Jcjj qijyl .rl .rw xr 'f l1J? I I I K 17- . ' ' ' . 19- ' ' . . I J' li 24- ' . ' ' ' ,TQ '5 J R9 O O l U 26- . . I . . . .- 27- ' . 'B L X i ' . . 4 I 1- . . . . I U, 8- . . 10- ' ' . ' ' . 12- ' - - . fi 15-Staff members. including Mr. Leff, Miss Menzes, and HN EA g . -. - . . . Z9 , I, it 'r,Q . ' . - ' ' f ' t C lil vigil ' - . U i U ' 1 I' kgs? g ' : - I. . D i . - . 62 if . 1 ' VEQ 1 1 . . I M T21 Yearbook may be ready for early Christmas dellvery Editor 111 Ch1ef Zambito make reservations on the China Clxpper 1519 Regents Week The cooperative movement makes a tremendous stride at Sammy I 22-So we graduate But what about our resolutlons Well a 67 X average IS passmg And we really meant to stay home week nlghts but could we help it 1f we were popular and our notebook ah yes that n1ce neat notebook It looks llke a corned beef sandwlch with the meat hanging over the sides And we d1d 5 et up at 6 30 the first tlme But a five mmute nap resulted ln the clocks rushlng around to 740 and a tabulation shows we knocked over the postman 47 txmes dashmg out of the house to get to the girls room early enough to f1nd mirror space so we could put on our make up Graduatlon Day And so we leave Watson the crying towel please 24 BILLIE KALLICK kj KL, LY

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ffiifv ESTHER GREENBERG .. IOE CARIELLO .. RUTH POTESH PEARL GREENFIELD NAYER GOLDFARB ELEANOR STARR AL GROGIN . Most Popular Girl .. C Miss Tilden Mr. Tilden Best Dressed Girl Class Chatterbox .. Best Boy Dancer , ,. Class Vamp Class Sculptor