Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Page Seventeen Class of January 1946 FRANCES DIAMOND MORRIS DOLINKO DORA EDELMAN MARTIN EDELSTON Cute frecklos, tiny pug nose. Always merry She's quito timid, The loud tie — Mickoy will Surrounded by a feather cut And energetic. Would never harm a fly. wear it; dream. Personality—pleasing. We all like Dora The funny joke—he’ll crack. Somo day she'll be a gym Smile—magnetic. So kind and shy. He's gone out for O.B.A. teacher Sagamore 1. 2, 3. CIVIL SERVICE OFFICE And really shines on the track. Known, admired, and of groat esteem. RUTGERS WORKER Cross-country team 2. 4; captain 6. 8; Track team 3, 5, 7; O. B. A. Council 7; Chorus 1. Archery 1; Bowling 2, 4, 6; Baseball $; Basketball 6; Volley- ball 3, 6; Badminton 1. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BARBARA EISENBERG MORRIS FEIERTAG MARTIN FELDMAN OLGA FESCHUK She successfully finishes This good-looking fellow Famous for an exceptional Skoots'’ is a powerhouso. Whatever she starts. Who tells stories quite tall. voice, Full of life and vigor. Hor friendliness Has a clever sense of humor To hear him sing is a thrill. Excols in every gym class. Has won a place in our hearts. Which makes him liked by all. Marty’s sure to be a success Has a tall athletic figure. Volleyball 5. BOOKKEEPER OR SECRETARY Sagamore 2; Homeroom Calumet Agent 2. 3. 4, S. 6; Intramural Basketball 1. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING AND ART • K . IRIS FORGASH With his ability and will. Annox News I; Glee Club 6, 7, 8; Dance band vocalist 7. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Sagamore 2; Hobby Club 3; Volleyball 4. CLERICAL WORKER HERBERT FISHER DANIEL FOSTER RICHARD FOX His quips wero meant to She loves to read. Danny's shy and modest. For his famous laughter amuse. Hor hair's red curled. Also very tall; We have nothing but praise; His intellect to confuse, She hopes to travel Really good at sports. He's as sharp as a pin Life for Herby seems a song: Around the world. And well-liked by all. With his foxy ways. What could ever go wrong? BERKLEY French Club 2. FOREST RANGER Football 4; Ping Pong 4; Base- ball 5; Football 6; Chess Checkers 4; Contemporary 4; Sagamore 4, 5; Hop Committee; Prom Committee. RIDER COLLEGE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ANNE FREEDMAN DON FREEDMAN PRISCILLA FREIMAN MARILYN FRIEDMAN You might sometimes think He's very good at Sophisticated Pris, Three and a half year student. that Playing football. Has calm, gracious poise; With us a short while; She's quiet and demure. And always has a Good common senso. But already we ro captivated— But her eyes' devilish gleam Clever quip for all. She constantly employs. By her poise and smilo. Can't make you too sure. DRAKES Varsity football 2. 4, 6, 8. PANZAR Ushering staff 3. 4. 5, 6. 7, 8; Sagamore 3, 4. 5, 6. 7. 8; Home economics 3. 4. 5. 6. President 7; Red Cross 3. 4; Legend staff. Student Council 2: Sagamore I, 2, S; Jaacs 5. SECRETARY OHIO STATE

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Weequahic High School

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Weequahic High School Pag© Eighteen PAULINE FREUNDL1CH Pauline is a beaming girl: Her spirit's always blithe. She's known for sportsman- ship. An athlete, swift and lithe. UNDECIDED IRA GISSEN His literary work We cannot but admiro; To be a famous Journalist Our Ira does aspire. Leqend Co-Editor; Calumet re- porter 4; Calumet Feature Editor S: Calumet Manaqmq Editor 6; Sagamore 3. 4. S. 6; Stamp Club 7; Creative writing 7; Photo- graphy 7; Photo-radio apprecia- tion S; Science Club 1. PUBLIC INFORMATION ELIOT GOLDSTEIN Tall and dark With curly hair: Whenever he's needed He's always there. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY HERB GOTTFRIED He'll have a great futuro You can see at a glance. His music's terrific Wherever they dance. Band Symphony 3. 4. $. 6. 7. 8: Orchestra Symphony 2. 3. 4. 5, 6. 7. 8; Manager of Band 7; Drum Ma)or 8. MUSIC FIELD ARLENE GARTLER Want to hear a joke? You hear Arlene say. A grin is always on her face Enthusiastic and gay. Sagamore 2; Wham 8; Banking. NURSING HARRY GLASS A little nonsense now and then Is relished by tho best of men. Because of this champ of mis- chief rare. Wo must say. Bob Hopo. beware! MANUFACTURER IRMA GOLDSTEIN It's not difficult to understand Why she has so many beaux: Gay—a good dancer. Freckles, and a turned up nose. Red Cross Club 1. 2; Ushering Stall 3. 4 S; Bowling 6; Bad- minton 1. 7; Hebrew Club 4. 5. VOCALIST HOWARD GREEN Take heed 4A‘s to sound ad- vice! About this boy. they say: When sad. just call on Howie and He'll chase those bluos away. Football 4. 6. 8: Glee Club S. 6. WASHINGTON U. OF ST. LOUIS GABRIEL GELLER Why he's so well liked It's easy to understand— He is congenial and clever: His personality is grand. Bowling. CORNELL MURIEL GLICKMAN Well-dressed, pretty, always neat: Her sense of humor can't bo beat: At times she acts as though she's quiet. Yet all her friends strongly deny it. Home economics 6. 7. 8: French 5; Greek 4; Legend stalf; Usher- ing 6. 7. 8; Sagamore 8; Prom Committee; Badminton 2; De- fense Club. DREXEL INSTITUTE OF TECH. JULIUS GOLDSTEIN They call him mumsey, An every-ready wit; To being mischievious. He'll willingly admit. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY JACK GREEN Why let the devil Have all the fun? Says Jack Green. Master of the pun. Sagamore Inspector 6; Stamp Bond Representative 5: Calumet advertising 7; 4B Council 7. SUPER MARKET OPERATOR ANGELA GIORDANO Angie wo'ro quite sure Could easily be A Mademoiselle model— So slender and willowy. SECRETARY LEON GOLDSMAN His manner's grand; His marks are fine; Both are needed In the medical line. SETON HALL LEROY GOODMAN Here's a boy Who’s our gymnastic joy; Full of fun and mischief Is our good friend LeRoy. Track 3. S. 7; Cross Country 2. NEWARK UNIVERSITY HARRY GREENBERG Life is so short And so fast does run; So Harry's a good sport And gives all some fun. Safety Patrol 1. 2; Track 3; Pro- jection Staff 8; Sagamore I. 2. BUSINESS