Townsend Harris High School - Crimson Gold Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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NINETEEN-THIRTEEN-FOURTEEN 81 S. LASKY, Delegateg C. C. N. Y. A, LERMAN, Delegate: Chairman Dance Committee. HAROLD LIFSCHITZ, Vice-President and Delegateg Cliairnizin Class Day Committeeg C. C. N. Y. H. LIPPMAN, Graduation Committeeg C. C. N. Y. L. MELTZER, C. C. N. Y. L. PRESSMAN, C. C. N. Y. P. RABINONVITZ, Track Teamg C. C. N. Y. A. RAPPAPORT, C. C. N. Y. E. SCHXYARTZ, C. C. N. Y. L. SOBEL, C. C. N. Y. A. SPAR.-XGON, C. C. N. Y. B. STUDLEY, Graduation Committee, C. C. N. Y. H. SUDA, C. C. N. Y. G. YOGEL, N. Y. U. C. XYARCHOXYSKY, Chess Clubg C. C. N. Y.

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80 THE HARRIS ANNUAL ABRAHAM ISAACSON, Cooper Union. FRED JACOBSTAT, Wrestling Team, Webb member, Editor Class Paperg C. C. N. Y. ISIDOR LANGNER, Editor Class Paper, C. C. N. Y. BERNARD LEHNER, C. C. N. Y. ALEXANDER LEI-IRMAN, Chess and Checker Club, C. C. N. Y. ISAAC LEIBOWITZ. C. C. N. Y. MOE H. LITTENBERG, Editor Class Paper, Business. WILLIAM PRICE, Editor Class Paper, Academic Herald, C. C. N. Y. CARL F. ROBERTS, Editor Class Paper, C. C. N. Y. FREDERIC L. WEBER, C. C. N. Y. JOHN H. WILLENBROCK, C. C. N. Y. Upper A7 J. ANDERSON, C. C. N. Y. I. BABBIN, Finley, Art Editor Class Paper, C. C. N. Y. DAVID BERK, Finley, Editor Class Paperg C. C. N. Y. MAX BISGIEIER, Finley, C. C. N. Y. BEN BLAU, Finley, C. C. N. Y. D. COHEN, Finley, C. C. N. Y. D. FEINSTEIN, Finley, C. C. N. Y. S. FUCHS, Finleyg C. C. N. Y. H. GELLIN, C. C. N. Y. I. GERSHVIN, Finley, Academic Herald, Art Editor Class Paper, C. C. N. Y. IRA GOLDSTEIN, C. C. N. Y. H. GOLDBERG, Finley, C. C. N. Y. I. GROSSMAN, Finley, C. C. N. Y. ISADOR HOCHBERG, Finley, Academic Herald, Editor, Class Paper, C. C. N. Y. MAX HOROWITZ, Finley, C. C. N. Y. I. JOSEPHSON, Finley, C. C. N. Y. MAX KAPLAN, Finleyg C. C. N. Y. HARRY KASPER, Finley, C. C. N. Y. GEORGE LACHOVVSKI, Quill, Secretary of Class of June, '13, Manager of Soccer, 1913, Manager of Basketball, l9l3-143 C. C. N. Y. Upper A8 I. JICHA, C. C. N. Y. M. H. KLEIN, C. C. N. Y. I. LANGER, C. C. N. Y.

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82 THE HARRIS ANNUAL J IIIIII 1' I if lll lilIIllllllIllllllll lllllllllllillllllllllll l ll ef--riiig CTIVITIES in the Upper A class commenced early this term ,A,: when the students elected the following oliicers in a keenly contested light: f ' XYILLL-XM cUkRAN, President. ISTDOR M. CUHEN, Yice-President. CJTTO DORFMULLER, Secretary. E UC SENE ZIM Xl li RM AN, Treasurer. Bill Curran immediately called a meeting of the class delegates. and soon after appointed his committees, among which was a novel committee whose function was to draw up plans for a llarris Annual. The delegates passed a motion that each member of the class be taxed fifty cents. XYith a capital easily forthcoming. the committees proceeded to acoinplish their assigned work. The alcove was decorated with banners and pictures, and such ar- tists as Olsen and Solotarolf contributed drawings. The Athletic Committee arranged an interclass baseball tournament which is still in progress. Magnilicently embellished pins, set with pearls, and fjold fobs also were obtained, and were purchased in great quantities. The picture coninittee deserves commendation for the manner in which it accom- plished its duty. Considering the number ol students, the picture turned out to be very clear. The dance was an admirable success. Three hundred were pres- ent, and all enjoyed themselves immensely. The interest of the class now centers about the class and graduation day exercises. David Garricku was chosen as the play, in the title role of which Mr. Blutreich is to star. In the tryouts for the Oration Contest .lerome Sinsheimer and lsidore Schneider were chosen. Jacob Klansky and Trvinsf Levy were selected for the declamation. Limitless credit is due President XYillia1n Curran and the com- mittees, whose untiring efforts have combined to make the term's work an established success. THE UPPER A DANCE hlupiter had given sway to his gloomy feelings. It was a dripping, dreary night. Streets were deserted and even destitute of vehicles. Nevertheless, on this night. the twenty-fifth of April, couples were to be seen walking hurriedly into the Gymnasium Building of the