Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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RHODA GOLDBERG •14 Homestead Park ”Compared to her twin. she’s a little shy Rut she's certainly pleasing to the eye. Student Council, 1; Twirler, 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. SELMA GOLDBERG 44 Homestead Park She’s part of a very cute team This one Selma, is on the beam Sagamore. 3; Twirler. 4, 5, 6, 7. 8. ROSALY GOLDBERG 120 Wainwright Street H it abounding. Sensibility astounding. Highly intellectual Vivacity perpetual. Creative Writing. 3; Glee Club, 1; Dramatic Club. 2. 3. 4. 3. 6: JAACS Club. 3: Hop Committee, 7; Student Coun- cil. 7: Legend Staff. 7. 8; Calumet Staff, 6. 7. BETTE COLDKOPF 131 Goldsmith Avenue Rrown-eyed and smiling. Pretty Retie knows That personality is an asset. Sagamore. 2. 3; Annex New». 1; Dancing Club. 2. JEAN GOLDMAN IRWIN GOLDSTEIN 61 Millington Avenue In all school affairs she takes her part. Always giving her talents of art. Art Clnb. 3. 4. 5; Hebrew Club. 3. 4; Calumet Staff. 3. 92 Hansbury Avenue Irwin is the exception to the rule. He thinks before he speaks.— A rarity in school. Greek Club. 2: Student Council. 5; Track, 6; Lab. Assistant. 7; Bio Lab. Assist- ant. 7: Chess Checker Club. 7; Honor Society, 7. 8. JANET GOLDSTEIN 162 Weeijuabic Avenue Her hair is red. she’s cute and bright. And with all of us she’s quite all right. Library Staff. 1; Student Council. 2; Sagamore. 3. 4; JAACS Club. 3; Calumet Agent. 3. 4. 5. 6; L'sbering Staff, t. 5. 6. 7. 8; Bowling Club. 6. RALPH GORTEN 669 Elizabeth Avenue Ralph’s bright conversation Saves the day. When boredom threatens to hold sway. Projection Staff. 1. 4; Stamp Agent, 2; Sagamore. 2: Foot- ball Manager. 3; Bio Club. 3. 4; Debating Club. 4: Honor Society. 6. 7. 8; Stu- dent Council. 6, 7. STANLEY GOTTFRIED 433 Leslie Street “Stanley is a lightning flash. When he’s doing the SO yard dash. DORIS GORLIN 83 Huntington Terrace Friendly and always willing to lend a hand. Why she’s liked, we all understand. French Club. I; Student Council. 1: Red Cross, 1. JANET GOTTFRIED 38 Treacy Avenue If speech is fortune, we are sure, Janet will never, never be poor! Student Council. 7; Saga- more. 7. ISAAC GRABELSKY 1 Schuyler Avenue He goes to classes from day to day Just to pass the time away. Page Nineteen

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BURTON CARF1NKEL 240 Leslie Street “This handsome Senior with smiling eyes. Is bound to be a success in all he tries. Stamp llnnd . 1. 2, 3; Sagamore. 1. 2: Annex News. 2: Biology Club. 3. 4; Bank ing Agent. 7; Honor Society. 6, 7, 8; Tutoring Staff. 7. EVELYN GECHT 272 Schley Street “A little sweet and a little spice. All that she has is sure to be nice. A little wink and a little smile. She is happy all the tchile. Sagamore, 3; JAACS Club. 3; Calumet Agent, 3; Hop Committee. 7. FRANCES GERSTEL 248 Wainwrigbt Street “Shining eyes and flashing smile With Fran as friend you know it's worth while. Library Staff. 1: Red Cross, 1. LEONARD GARNER 174 Vaster Avenue “Sure of speech. Brilliant mind. As fine a fellow. As you can find. Ch«! Checker, 1; Bond Stamps. 1; Sagamore, 2. ESTHER GEORGE 739 South 12th Street “Pretty eyes and a friendly smile Tailored suits are her favo- rite style. ALMA CERSTEN 140 Chancellor Avenue “Helpfulness, good cheer, and lack of conceit. A pleasant personality all complete. Library Staff. 1; Sagamore. 3; (.'alumet Agent. 6. 7; Bowling Club. 6. LEONARD GILBERT 396 Badger Avenue “His tranquil, even temper Is revealed in his face. Cryptography, 1. MARVIN CLICKMAN 23 Harding Terrace “His smiling face Makes sunshine in a shady place. Band Orchestra. 5. GLORIA COLD 218 Hansbury Avenue “A cute little girl Who's earnest and neat. Quietly merry And oh, so street.N BARBARA GLASSBERG 207 Vassar Avenue “Barbara is pert and gay. A pretty lass for a rainy day. Calumet Agent, 3; Band Orchestra. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. MITCHELL GLUCKSMAN 140 Goldsmith Avenue “All ti'ho know him will agr. ,■ That perseverance is his best quality. Chess Checker. 1; Cryp- tography. 1. MARVIN GOLDBERG 152 Lyons Avenue “A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Sagamore. 1; Football. 3. Page Eighteen

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 ANN GREENBERG PAUL GREENHOLTZ 11 Bayview Avenue 45 Field Place She always claims she’s not what she is. Hut in whatever she does, she sure is a whiz.” Student Council. I; French Club. 2: JAACS Club. 3: Sagamore. 3. 5: Dramatic Club. 5; Legend Staff. 7. 8. “A scholar and a gentleman, A true anti honest friend. His all around good nature li e hereby commend.” Basketball Manager. 1: Band Orchestra. 4: Calumet Staff. 7. EVA GREENSTE1N JANICE GRODMAN 50 Dewey Street “A form supreme, a face so sweet. In her these qualities ire will meet.” Dramatic Club. I: Red Cross 1. NORMAN CROSS 6 Treacy Avenue II ith his amiable ways He has fiaineil friends in his high school days.” 781 Hunterdon Street “She possesses ambition and brains: In all her work, she takes tireat tains.” Latin Club. I. 2: Hebrew Club. 2. 3. 4. 5; Sagamore. 5: Contemporary Club. 5: Stu- dent Council. 7. EUGENE GROSSMAN 33 Chancellor Avenue His mischievous behavior never ends And helps him to gain many friends.” Sagamore, 2; Photography Club. 5; Calumet Staff. 7. FLORENCE GROSSMAN 376 Seymour Avenue “A face with gladness over- spread Soft smiles with human kindness Dramatic Club. I. JERRY GURITZKY 282 Lehigh Avenue ‘He's always surrounded with a cheerful air. If ith never a worry or even a care.” LAWRENCE GUTENTAG 135 Grumman Avenue “Some times serious, more often gay. And always a good sport when it comes to play. French Club. 1: Sagamore. 3; Calumet Agent. 3. SYLVIA GUDIS 81 Hobson Street “Friendly, cute, and full of laughter, li e'll remember Iter forever after. ANNETTE GURNEY 270 Renner Avenue “Here is a girl who’s quite petite. And how can she be so street y It hat puzzles us even more is this. What did ice do to deserve such a miss?” Wham». 3. ROBERT HAIKEN 840 South 11th Street “It ithin his calm exterior Is a personality quite su- perior.” Calumet Staff. 6; Track. 6; Projection Staff. 6. Page Twenty