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

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Ernest Ferguson, B.S. .............,... ..... H ygiene He must be rruel only to be kind.-Shakespeare Joseph P. Fitzpatrick, A.M. .,...,........A. English Nve know the eighteenth amendment has been sucressful.-- Cannon. James E. Flynn, LLB ...... ...........,.... E nglish lt adds a precious seeing to the eye.-Shakespeare. Jacob A. Friedman, M.A. ....... ..... H istory At every word a reputation dies.-Pope. David Goldway, A.M. .................,......., English The vision and the faculty divine.--Shakespeare. Abraham Goodhartz, B.A. ...... .... ........ E n glish 0h Romeo, my Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?-Shakes peare. George E. Goss, Ph.D. ....... ....... .... H y giene I am nothing if not critical.-Shakespeare. David Heft, M.A. .............. .... R omance Order is Heaven's first law.-Pape. Richard Heynich, Dipl. ..........,........... German Has! any philosophy in thee, shepherd?--Shakespeare. Iven Hurlinger ................... ............... . .Physics Throw physics to the dogs, I'll none of it.1Sh.ulEespeare. Solomon Hurwitz, M.A., ........ ..... M ath Brevity is the soul of wit.-Shakespeare. Frederick Hutchinson, A.N.A. ,.............. ..... A rt A noticeable man with large, gray eyes.-Wadsworth. David Klein, Ph.D ..................,............ English No scandal about Queen Elizabeth, I hope.--Sheridan. Jacob Landman, Ph.D. .......,..,..... .,.... H istory l'm sure care's an enemy to life.-Shakespeare. John Lang .......................,.... .... A rt He will the devil his due.-Shakespeare. Kurt H. Langsam, M.S. in Ed. .......... German The noblest mind the best contentment has.-Spenser. Duncan MacEwen, B.B ....., ...............,..... M ath Thou wert their guide, philosopher, and friend.-Pope. Edwin Mandeville, M.A. ...................... History The fashion wears out more apparel than the man.-Shakes- peare. page nine

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George M. Falion, M.A. .................... ..Director Kings are like stars--they have the worship of the world, but no repose.-Shelley. Robert Chastney, M.A. ..... ......, A sst. Director Condemn the fault and not the ur-tor of it.-Shakespeare. Robert Alles, A.M. ....... ..... ............ E n glish Where more is meant than meets the ear.-Milton. Seth W. Bannister, B.S. .......A.............. Physics The man is not quite a brute who blushes.-Young. William Roy Begg, Ph.D. ............,... .... L atin W'hen in Rome do as Romans do.-St. Augustine. Gaetano Conti .................. .... C ustodian Push on! Keep moving!-Morton. A. J. Bogdanove ................. ..... ................. A r t Striving to better, oft we mar what's well.--Shakespeare. Edward F. Boyd ....................... ..... A rt Art is long, time is Heeting.1Longfell0u:. Leon H. Canfield, Ph.D. ....... ..... H istory Daniel come to judgment.-Shakespeare. Rene Carrie, M.A. ............... , ....... ..... M ath Deeper than e'er plummet sounded.-Shakespeare. Jay Counsellor, B.S. .......................... Hygiene Home keeping youth have ever homely wits.-Shakespeare. Pierre Courtines, M.A. .... .,.. R omance All Hell broke loose.--Shakespeare. Orlando D'Amato, B.A. ......,.........,... Romance Adversity's sweet milk, philosophy.-Shakespeare. Albert P. D'Andrea, A.B The pipe is man's best friend. . .... .... A rt Dayton Dennett, A.M. .............,....., ,... E nglish So sweet and voluble is his discourse.1Shakespeare. Israel Drabkin, Ph.D. ...................,.......... Latin When I ope my lips, let no dog bark.-Shakespeare, Cecil B. Dyer, A.M. .........,.................. English Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty.-Shakespeare. Mark Fenderson ..................,............... .... A rt How use doth breed a habit in man.1Shakespeare. page eight

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Jose Martel, Ph.D .................,........... Romance The soul's calm sunshine and the heartfelt joy,-Pope. Christopher Martin, .....English I'm weary of conjectures.-Addison. Charles Mendelsohn, Ph. D. .............. History I have an exposition of sleep come upon me.-Shakespeare. Edmond Meras, Lec. es Lettres ........ Romance He hath indeed bettered expectation.-Shakespeare. Werner Miermann, Dipl ............. . . . .German To err is human, to forgive divine.-Pope. Nicholas Milella, LLB ..... ...Romance I bear a charmed life.-Shakespeare. Philip Newman, M.A ....... .....Math None but myself can be his parallel.--Theobold. Solomon Neugeboren, B.A. .............. I have not loved the world, nor the world me Charles Oberist, M.A. ...... . .German .-Byron. ...,.Math What's to come is still unsure.-Shakespeare William ou, B.A. ....i,..... ......Hygiene I try to tread in time und tune.-St-ollurd. Samuel Pearlman, B.A.,. The merciful knight.-Sassoon. Mario Pei, A.B. ......................,......... . ..... History Romance Much Latin and much more Creek.-1Ben Jonson. Edward Penn, A.M. .... A mellilluous voice.-Shakespeare. .....English Bernard Perlmutter, M.A.. ................. History The only sure thing about luck is that it will change.-Harte. Devereux Robinson, M.E. ...................... Math He is well paid that is well satisfied.-Shakespeare. Irwin M. Rothman, B.S. ................... .... .Math A snapper-up of unconsiclered trifles.-Shakespeare. Peter Sammartino, Ph. D. ,.... . .... .... R omance I have not loved the world, nor Milton Schwartz, M.E. in the world me.--Byron. Ed. ............ Romance The price of wisdom is above rubies.-Job. page ten