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

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XIXIQTEEN-THIRTEEN-FOURTEEN 83 College of the City of New York. The entire Gym was illuminated and seemed ablaze. Inside all was hustle and rustle, most of which noise came from the ladies' dressing room. One glance, only a casual one, was suf- ficient to satisfy anyone that they were some ladies. The entire gallery above the basketball court, which was being used as the dance floor, was hung with banners and college pennants. And, lest we forget, over in one corner of the court was a stand. where Mike Lachowski and Louey'l Forgione were efficiently serving re- freshnients. It was about half past eight when the band struck up. Couples were soon gliding on the floor. Conspicuous among them was lYill Curran, the Upper A president. He carried himself like a sovereign, and before long the girls had fallen prey to his enchantments. The crowd soon numbered about two hundred and fifty. The music was catchy and the guests were in exuberant spirits. Under the able guidance of Phil Reichert, the Feb., '14, president, the grand march proved a great success. The committee also arranged a novelty dance. The girls gathered at one end of the gym, the boys at the other. At a given signal the boys rushed forward and picked a girl to dance with. The action was then reyersed. They separated, and the gentler sex rushed to select their partners. This was great fun and it continued until the crowd adjourned at twelve o'clock to Gruver's, happy and jubilant. The dance committee, consisting of I. Cohen, A. Tager and H. Tucker. is to be highly commended for the zeal and earnestness with which it despatched its duties. It may be added that Dr. Arbib-Costa and Prof. Cosenza honored the occasion by their presence, for which act of kindness the class was very grateful. COMMITTEES Graduation and Class Day ISIDURE COHEN, Chill-1'l'1lfIIl ,naiaoua UDELL Acocsrus BENNETT isiooree SCHNEIDER JOHN c. SLATTERX Athletic THOMAS CASTELLANO. BENJAMIN SMILOVVITZ Picture JACOB ADLER, CIIZUIVHICIII ADRIAX VVEIL LOUIS SINGER Diploma JACOB DIVINSKY JEROME SINSHEIMER C1zaz'1'n1a1z, Dance ISIDORE COHEN, Clzairmazz ARTHUR TAGER HENRY TUCKER Alcove STANLEY BROWN, Clhflfflllflll LEROY WI-IITELAW Pin and Fob ARTHUR BLUTREICH, Chai1'fma1z JAMES GILLOON Annual Committee ARTHUR TAGER, Chnirnzalz RICHARD TOUSSAINT JEROME I. UDELI.

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NINETEEN-THIRTEEN-FOURTEEN 85 ABRAMSON, ALEX, C. C. N. Y. His talents are of the most silent class. ADLER, PHIL, C. C. N. Y. Delegate, Chairman of Picture Committee. ALLAN, XVILLIAM, Columbia. He sleeps under the influence of the Math. room. ALLEN His wonderful power of speech leads us to believe that he will be a preacher some day. AMAR. HENRY. C. C. N. Y. Swimming Team. Swim, swim, ye hoary son ol toil, She's cheering thee lustily- the little goilf' AMOLSKY, MAX O Max, in Hunking you are lax. ARCARO. RALPH R. Ex-President of the Quill Clubg Editor-in-Chief of the Academic Herald: 2nd prize in Quill Club competition, Herald Gold Medal for literary proficiency. ASHENBRUNNER, EDNVARD May your hopes come true but we fear you lack the nerve to be a soldier. Continue to go hshing, Ashy, for the early bird catches the worm. AUSTIN. BAILEY Baseball team. Not connected with Barnum and Bailey, but a circus in himself. BARABINE Demosthenes himself would marvel at your oratory. BATE. HAROLD The man who always attempts to speak Francais BATT, SOL, C. C. N. Y. VVe know who's who and what is what, But you to know, we must learn lot. BAUMEISTER, THEODORE, Columbia Your name in German would brand you as great. Make it so. BENNET, AUGUSTA WITSCHIEF, Amherst Swimming Team, Secretary of the Groesbeck Debating Society, President, History Club, Class Delegate, Graduation Committee. Gus, Gus, isn't it a shame that you were given such a name, But. since you're not to blame, we must esteem you just the same. BERGER, BERNARD, C. C. N. Y. A deep thinker. BERGER, SYDNEY, C. C. N. Y. History Club, Track. BERKSON, HARRY, C. C. N. Y. Slim Jim, the agent for Ophelia powder. BLACKMAN, HARRY, C. C. N. Y. The cannibal of our class. BLECKMAN, ELTAS, C. C. N. Y. Not quite so soft as the German has him. BLUEMNER, ROBERT, C. C. N. Y. Quill Club, the futurist sign painter of the Quill Club. BLUTREICH, ARTHUR P. g Q President, Harris Debating Society, President, History Clubg Delc gate, Chairman Pin Committee. BOSWORTH, Bristol School of Vermont. Swimming Team. ' If you'd see that fellow swim, You'd know why fishes envy him. BROSTERMAN, ABE, C. C. N. Y. Abraham, Abraham, the man with the burning slam.