Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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IVAN CROUTCH 201 Vasaar Avenue “Happy am I, From care I’m free— Why aren’t they all Content like me?” Projection Staff. 1; Saga- more. 3; Art (Hub. 3. RICHARD DEUTSCH 38 Hiiwlhorne Avenue “Dick’s a steady man tvith a steady mind. A better fellow is hard to find. Science. I: Sagamore. 1; Che»» Checker Club. I, 3. 4. 6, 7; Art Club. 4; Honor Society. 6. 7. 8; Stamp Agent. 6; Tutoring. 6; German Club. 7; Class Treasurer. 7. RITA DILLER 765 South 16th Street She's charming. she « sweet. Just the one you’d like to meet’’ Calumet Advertising Staff. 3. 4; Art Club. 4; Sagamore. 4. MARGARET DESCH 94 Hawthorne Avenue “A ttirI who daily does her work. And from duty will never shirk. JOAN DEVINE 17 White Terrace “A little work, A little play. To help me going All the « ' JAACS Club. 3. CHARLES DOPPELT 112 Clinton Place “Because of this champ of mischief rare. If e must say. ‘Hob Hope beware'. Sagamore. 6. FLOR A DOR I M AN 7 Crescent Avenue “Ever happy, ever gay. Always ready with some- thing to say.” Sagamore. I: French Club. 3: JAACS Club. 3; Spanish Club. 7. WILLI AM EAGLE 205 Hobson Street “Full of fun and mischief too. Doing things he shouldn’t do. Football. 3. EDGAR EISLER 118 Bailey Avenue “Life is short and care will come. So while you’re young have all your fun. ESTELLE DRESKIN 28 Goldsmith Avenue A charming smile, always rov. Always helping in her own street tray. Sagamore. 1. 2. 4; Annex New». 2: Wham». 4; Usher ing Staff. 5, 6, 7. 8. ALVIN EGLOW 429 Pesbine Avenue “Alvin’s the best sport You can find; The joking, friendly. Dependable kind. RUTH ENGEL 81 Mape Avenue “A little mischief, full of fun Certainly liked by every- one. French Club. 1. Page Fifteen

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PAUL BUREN 116 Kecr Avenue Towards music and towards art inclined. In him friendliness and Zorn! humor are com- bined.” Suing Band. 1; Kami anil Orchestra. 4. 5, 6. 7; Calumet Photography. 6. 7; Legend Staff. 7. 8. CLAIRE BUTTERWORTH 104 Wainwright Street “Tall and fair with pretty blond hair. An upturned nose that’s cute and rare.” Red Cross. I: Sagamore. 1; Cafeteria Service. 2. RENA CHI ROIN 946 South 20th Street “So tall, so stately and so fair, Rena and her art no every- mfar .” Riding Club. 3; Art Club. 3. 1: Calumet Advertising Staff. 3, 4. 5. ROBERT BURNS 133 Keer Avenue “Always merry and energetic Smile - pleasing, personality magnetic.” Band and Orchestra. 3. 4. JACK CHARWIN 418 Leslie Street ‘An athlete and a gentleman, None can deny. All agree Jack’s a swell guy.” JACQUELINE COHEN 168 Leslie Street “A miss who's very widely known Is our gal Jackie Cohen.” MARTIN COHEN 83 Farley Avenue Bashfully modest, Exceptionally shy. Hut his friends report: ’Swell guy’!” Library Staff. 3. MORTON COOPER 272 Seymour Avenue “The reason firm. The temperate will. Endurance, foresight. Strength and skill.” Sagamore. 6: Cerman Club. 7; Math Club. 7. EDWIN COREY 25 Van Velsor Place “If ith a dimple in his cheek And a twinkle in his eye, I. iked by all Is this mischievous guy.” Football. 3, 5; Track. 6; Band. 5. JOEL COHN 89 Tillinghast Street “Happy, gay. and carefree, lie’s the kind of friend one ought to be.” MARTIN CORBETT 5 Hawthorne Place “Sonny is our hero In basketball you know; Looks and personality Make him someone swell to know.” BERNICE CORWICK 15 Bayvicw Avenue “Charming and demure Is this lass, A pleasant addition To our senior class.” Sagamore. 1. Page Fourteen

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EILEEN ETTENBERG 204 Clinton Place Life has given me of its best. Laughter, joy. anil all the rest.” JACQUELINE FEIG 265 Seymour Avenue A pretty name, a sunny smile. Makes her friendship worth- while. French Club. 1. 2. 3: Stamp .K Bond Club. 2; Sagamore. 2: JAACS. 3: Spanish Club. 5; Glee Club. 5; Honor So- ciety. 5. 6, 7, 8. JOAN FERSTER 80 Vassar Avenue “ ‘Kind words, kind thoughts, and kind deeds' Is a motto that Joan always heeds. Glee Club. 5, 6. A DELE FEDER 41 Conklin Avenue She’s alu'ays chewing gum in class. Hut it’s becoming to this little loss. Twirling. 4, 5. 6. 7, 8; Saga- more. 4. DOROTHEA FEIERSTEIN 297 Weequahic Avenue In sports Dorothea does ex- cel. She tries so hard and does so well Library Stall. 1; French Club. 2; JAACS. 3; Home Economic». 3; Sagamore, 4. MARY ANN FESSLER 141 Johnson Avenue Love is only chatter. Friends are all that matter. Chess Checker. I. 3; An- nex News. 1. 2: Ushering Staff. 3. 4, 5, 6. 7. 8; Calumet. 5; Hand Orchestra, 6; Class Council. 6. THELMA FIGUEROA 112 Aldine Street 1 ‘A stitch in time saves nine,’ That is Thelma’s favorite line. BURTON FINK 375 Leslie Street With his wavy hair and smiling glance. He’s a gift to all who crave romance. Chess Checker. 1. MARILYN FISCH 236 Schley Street Hi! diddle! diddle! Marilyn and her fiddle do go everywhere together. Be it fair or stormy weather. Hanking Agent. 7. THEODORE FINEMAN 119 Brag aw Avenue Full of pep. happy anti gay. That's our Ted, night and day. Projection and Recording Staff. 3, 4. 5, 6. 7; Public Address, 3. 4. 5. 6, 7. RITA FIREMAN 408 Peshine Avenue She is the girl with hair so curly, A pretty smile and teeth so pearly. Her personality is really swell. And her sense of humor rings the bell. Library Staff. 1; JAACS. 3: Calumet Agent, 3; Howling Club. 6; Calumet Staff. 6; Hanking. 6: Badminton. 6. IRENE FISCHER 180 Dewey Street Personality and charm com- bine in Irene. To make her the ansiver to a fellow’s dream. Page Sixteen