Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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January, 1944 Shirley Goldfarb 717 Bergen Si. “To bo penile is the test of n lady. Typing Club 3: Twirling 3. 8; Basketball Club 8: Bed Cross Club 6. 7; Glee Club 3. C. '. Business Collepo Florence Goldsmith 293 Yassar Avc. “Note awful beauly puts on all ils arms; The fair each moment rises in her charms. Glee Club 7; Archery 3, 6; Art Club 3; International Correspond- ence (dub 2: Bowling Club 1; Music Revue 7. Civic Nursing Sharon Gootman 83 Seymour Avc. A mind at peace with all belou. A heart whose love is innocent. Art Club I: Prom Committee 8; Student Council 6-8: Literary Staff •I: Legend 8; Bowling (dub 1. Civic Journalism Aaron Green- 357 Leslie Si. He great in act. as you have been in thought. Student Council 2: Sagamore 2; Annex News 2: ri Club I. 2. 4; Science Club I. 5. C. '. Hutgers University Hannah M. Greenberg 329 Chadwick Avc. Her virtues are many, her faults are few. She always does well what she starts out to do. Prom Committee 8; Bowling Club I. 3; Sagamore 2-1: President of Bed Cross Club 3. 4; Calumet 5-8; Legend 8. Civic Ml. Sinai School of Nursing Jack Greencrove 375 Badger Avc. Love the game beyond the prize. Freshman Baseball I: Freshman Football 2; Varsity Football 4. 6. 8; Varsity Baseball 7. Civic Navy Betty Grf.idincer 318 Madison Ave. She left no little thing behind. Excepting loving thoughts and kind. Ping Pong Club 3: Faculty Service (dub I. 5; Home Economics (dub 6. 7: Pan-American Club 3. 4: Ba-kclball Club 7; Calumet Typ- ing Staff 6. 7. Secretarial Business Leonard Haft 69 Mapes Ave. This is the happy warrior; this is he That every man in arms should wish to be. Ping Pong (dub 3; Chess and (diecker Club 4. Civic U. S. Naty Page Twenty-five

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The L e g e n d Seymour Gerber 81 Hoh»on Si. One of the feu, the immortal names. That uas not horn to die.” Outdoor I'.iirol 1; Honor Society 2: Art Club I; Suguntor ? 1. Civic Accountant Shirley Gerber 151 Kccr Ave. “Teach me half the gladness. That thy brain must knou.” Drum Majorette 7. 8: Student Council 6. 7; Basketball Club 5. 8: Suguntor? 2-1: Howling Club 2: Glee Club 5. C. P. Goucher College Kt gene Gercely 919 Bergen St. “Altho' he tells not uhat he feels, lie must know more than he reveals.” Outdoor Patrol I. 2: Track Team 7; Cross Country 6. 8. Ilusiness Merchant Marine Daniel Gildenberg 21 Rragaw Ave. “H hene'er the skillful youth dis- coursed or writ. Nor tongue, nor pen could keep up with his wit.” Student Council 3-5; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 5-7: Glee Club 6. Ilusiness Undecided Marilyn Ginsbihg 84 Wolcott Terr. “The devil hath not in all his quivers choice An arrow for the heart like a sweet voice.” Literary Club 5; Business Club 2: Basketball Club 5; Archery 5. 6; I altering Stuff 5-8; Co-Ed Club 3. Secretarial Dramatic Schttol Gerai.b Goiid 168 Mapes Ave. “For him the world woultl hold no joys. If in it there were only boys.” Track 5; Cross Country 4; Cite» Club I; Sagamore 2; Calumet Agent 2. C.P. Naval Air Corps Harrietts Goldberg 89 Hobson St. “Her gesture, motion, and her smiles. Iler wit. her voice my heart be- guiles.” Red Cross Club 3: Library Stuff 3; Dance Rand 5: Basketball Club 6; Bond Parade 7. C- P. Business Marilyn Goldberg 168 Schley St. “To you God granted a heart ever new; To all. always open; to all. al- ways true.” Sagamore 1; Good Will Club 1; French Club 2; Student Council 5; Home Economic- 3 General Clerical Industry Page Twenty-foui

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T II E L E G E N I) Stanley Handelman It Huntington Terr. Honor anti truth anti manhood. These are the things that stand.” Contemporary Club 2-5. 7; Presi- dent Contemporary Club 5; A - sembly Council I: Biology Club t. 5; Science Club I: Calumet Agent 3. C. ’. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Evelyn L. Hantman 70 Hcdden Terr. She knew such harmony alone Could hold all heaven anti earth in happier union.” Sagamore 3; Human Relations 5; Calumet Typing Staff 6, 7. Secretarial Business College Paula Hauser 53 Crumman Avc. Joyous as morning Thou are laughing and scorninfi.” Library 7; Red Cross 3: Sagamore 4. 5; Foreign Correspondent 1; Stamp and Rond 7. C. P. Business School Marcia Herman 321 Chadwick Ave. In sailing o'er life's ocean wide. Your heart shtmld he your only guide” Sagamore 1.2; (lerman 3-6; Roll- ing t; Modern Dancing 3-7; Stamp Representative 7. 8; Legend Staff 8. C. P. I . S. Cadet Nurse Corps Jerome Hirshenson 317 Leslie St. “Though quiet, ichen put to the test. You'll find lie’s there among the best.” Football 3. I; Roving 6; Saga- more 3; Rowling 5. Business V. S. Army Irene Hirshowitz 5 Hawthorne PI. Iler very frouns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are.” bond Will Club I; Sagamore 2: Co-F.d Club 3; Scrap Chairman 5; Rankers and Auditors Club 1. Secretarial Katherine Gibbs Richard II. Hobnic •13 llansbury Ave. lie does the work of twenty men. And then is ready to work tiftain.” Annex News Reporter I: Editor 2: Photography Club 1-5: Ranker and Auditor and Stamp Representative 1-8; Calumet Reporter I. 5; Editor 6: Legend 8. C. P. Journalism (Ad2) Miriam Hornstein •157 Peshine Ave. “She always finds the greatest pleasure In doing you the kindest meas- ure” Ranker 3: Auditor I: Co-Ed Club 5. 6; Red Cross Club 7; Scrap Drive 7 Secretarial Business Page Twenty-six