Tilden High School - Classic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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. . . GUIDANCE From fhe well ordered exlsfence of foriy five mmu+e periods final exams and General Orgamzahons a new Sensor Class ns en'l'erung a world where we can be sure of no+hmg buf uncerfalnfy There will be no organized Guidance Deparlmeni fo which we will be able fo furn no counsellor who can 'fix up our ophon card of 'the 'fuiure Look mg back we will fondly remember fhose whose purpose was fo guide us +hrough fhe maze of our own fhoughilessness and unexpernence Many of us will Bul' perhaps more lmporfani' because if ns generally fhe case we will be able +o look back upon a happy and frulfful hugh school career due fo fhe able under srandmg advice of a member of fhe Guidance Depar+menf Words cannof suFFicuen+ly express whar we feel Ye+ we hope ihus dedncahon may in some measure convey our grahiude and apprecuahon Those of us whose scholashc careers will nor fermnna+e on ihe eve of commencemenl' wish +o exiend addlhonal ihanks fo Mr Readyoff for his encouragemenf unspnrlng all wrlh confidence n 'rhemselves and +he fufure To our es+eemed Prlncupal and faculfy we fender a promise +o cons+ruc1' a world based on +he prnnclples of folerance lushce and fanfh un humann+y which fhey have mshlled In us owe fhe hapiness we find in our careers and s+udies +0 'lheir asfufe planning.

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BOTTO A ROW Rlcl1rnan Rluo Moss Holulaa r Saphle Mlllman KUFIHSRY Tessler Gdfleman THIRD ROW Kam Kaplan Goldbe Bagner 9 Gurlan Sugarma Kopp Moslrown z G B1 B hcl: Rosenwasser N SENATE LEADER Conrad J Saphuer ASST SENATE LEADERS Veronica R Gamaldu Helen M McK1nney GIRL LEADER Conslance Holubar gggtn BOY LEADER David Mlllman E SCHOLARSHIP CEOONID RONV Kanfor Slrulwl Leslies Weunreb Warslrawslry Glasser Grossberg Kwo Hauser Sachs Grodlnslry Brevda FOURTH ROW B odsky Kauderer Vrclers G-ulders eeve Gmsberg Safron Abrahams Wilder Salfzman Fremed FIFTH ROW Goranson Elman Axelrod J X Z. ' B. M. ' H. M. A. ' C. r T. ' M. 'r B. D. ' A. R. ' A. J. 5- ' B. ' B. L. A. l T. en L. R. P. r S. S. 7 L. Agins H. Hoclwleis E. ' B. J. L. ' S. L. ' l D. 'l L. ' L. l er A. R. I' R. E. L. ' . H. - ' M. F. D. - E. S. 0 o Q

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The Class of January 44 leavung 1'he hal lowed halls of Tllden IS bearing a burden no olher group m 1'he hnsfory of fhe school has shouldered our graduahon song for commencemen+ for 'rhe frue begmmng of our llves as +he beauhful buf oh so melancholy Crossmg fhe Bar The Classuc slaff has played defechve and wufh +he cunmng 'rhal' comes of four years spen'r an worlung comparahvely easy 'For us fo discover lhal' lhe faculfy chose 'rhls piece fo have us all weeping af graduahon pufhng our mlsguuded parenls under 'rhe lmpressaon +ha+ our +ears musl' flow as from faucefs ai' lhls funal parhng wllh our beloved Tllden We do noi' doubi' fhaf we shall evenfually mee+ our Pnlof face +o face buf +heres no parhcular hurry We are all loolung ahead +o ong successful llves during which we shall offen drlfi' back Through our bool: of memornes 'lo +he chapler marked Tulden oul' sys1'ems for +esl's, lafe passes, efc., il' was ' ' .J I 0 0