Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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JEROME PILL 183 Leslie Street A da.%h of laughter, a cup of fun. An ounce of loafing uhen day is done. Safety Patrol. 1. 2; Sagamore, 1. 2; Student Council, 2. MALCOLM PRACER 827 South 19th Street “When greater electronics come our tray, 'Marconi Mar will win the day.” Projection Staff. 3. 4. 5, 6, 7, 8; Cross Country, 6. DORIS RECHES WILLIAM POZNAK 189 Kecr Avenue “ffe always know that Bill is there. Toward our fun. he does his share.” Sagamore. 4. ELI RABINOWITZ 853 South 18th Street “Exuberant. gay. and full of fun; Always a good word for everyone. Math Club, 6. PAULINE REICH BERG 37 Demarest Street In a garden of thorns, she is like a rose— Sweet and lasting. Red Cross, 1. 158 Mapes Avenue “Always friendly and always doing her part. She draics us right into her heart. Annex News, 1. SELMA RING 151 Leslie Street “Her virtues are many, her faults are few. If you knew her. you’d like her too.” Art Club. 2; Spanish Club. 5; Greek Club. 3; Creative Writing, 3; Home Economics Club, 7. GERALDINE ROSEN 891 South 18th Street “Her graceful ease and sweet- ness. voice of pride. Might hide her faults, if she had faults to hide. Red Cross, 3; Biology Club. 5; Sagamore. 5, 6; Bowling Club. 6; Dramatic Club. 6; Spanish Club, 6. HERBERT ROSENBLUM 66 Huntington Terrace Herbie’s quiet and undis- turbed, a word from him is rare. But we know he’s always there because of his quiet and friendly air.” Sagamore, 2. RUTH ROESCHLAU 309 Avon Avenue To her honesty anti sincer- ity her friends will attest. We hope life brings Ruth the very best. Biology Lab.. 4; Biology Club. 5; Whams. 5. YVETTE ROSENBERG 770 South 13th Street Those twinkling eyes lead us to surmise. That she’s always surround- ed by plenty of guys.” Red Cross, 3; Home Eco- nomics Club. 3; Whams, 5. LEO ROSENHAND 225 Fabyan Place He's a jokesler, talkative and bold. But underneath shines a heart of gold.” Chess and Checker Club, 1; Sagamore. 3. Page Thirty

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DOLORES MUSIALOWICZ 65 Chadwick Avenue “Everyday words can't de- scribe one hard to beat; All we ran do is say she’s just plain street. JAACS. 3. MARTIN NOVICH 164 Seymour Avenue Here’s to this fellow with a dark head of hair. Wherever trouble's found, he’s sure to be there. EDGAR OTTO 219 Renner Avenue “Look forward, persevering to the last. From well to better, daily self-surpassed” MARTIN NATHANSON 289 Schley Street lie certainly has a nature rare, for he never fights to reack a stair; A quiet, unassuming lad. lie’s really nice our fel- low grad. Cross Country. 5. 7; Track. 6. CHARLOTTE OTT 767 South 17th Street “Free from care ami worry am I. I never have a reason to cry.” Stamp Agent. 4. ARTHUR OXFELD 285 Seymour Avenue “Quick with an answer and not very shy. Oxie rales as a funny guy. Basketball. 5. 6. 7. 8. MURRAY PALEYSKY 565 Bergen Street Hurray, with a manner so sweet Makes every girl’s heart skip a beat. Library Staff. 3. ROSALIE PAVIA 882 South 19th Street The merry twinkle in her eye Proves that mischief lurks nearby. ROBERT PERLOV 784 Clinton Avenue He may be quiet but lie's very bright. And in his classes lie’s usu- ally right. Lab Assistant. 3. LEONARD PARR 16 Crescent Avenue ‘II ith his determination and expression of great zest. It isn’t hard to understand why his work is of the best. ROBERT PEAKE 50 Treacy Avenue “Bob is always full of fun. a joke for every day. lie says hello to everyone who happens to pass his way. LOIS PETERMAN 786 South 13th Street “'Tis not a lip. or eye, we beauty call. Hut the joint force and full result of all. JAACS. 3: Glee Club. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Page Twenty-nine

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MARVIN ROSENZWEIG 110 Shanley Avenue His music sets our thoughts at ease. His clever charm our minds doth please. Rand and Orchestra, 3, 6. 7; Student Council. 6. 7; Stamp Cluh. 6: German Club, 7; Honor Society, 7, 8. ARNOLD RUBIN 270 Ellery Avenue He has wavy hair like a real Don Juan The girls will miss him when he is gone. LEONARD RUBIN 301 Renner Avenue Shyness and personality are stored within; Skilled with a baseball, bound to win. Cross Country. 5. MARTIN RUBENSTE1N 209 Grumman Avenue “Marty is a morale booster. He loves to kid around. Keeping the class in laugh- ter. He usually is found. LEONARD RUBIN 178 Mapes Avenue A real hep -at. full of fun. His presence brings joy to everyone. Stamp Club. 3. MARTIN RUBIN 15 Vernon Avenue “He's witty, delightful, merry and gay. An all-around fellow who will go far someday. Sagamore. I; Projection Staff. 6; Track. 7. RONALD RUBINOW 31 Eckert Avenue All great men are dying, I don't feel well myself. Art Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Debating Club. 2; Projection Staff. 2: Sagamore. 3; Bond and Stamps. 3. 4. 5; Calumet Staff. 4. 5. 6, 7; Spanish Club. 5; Honor Society. 5. 6. 7. 8; Tutoring. 6: Legend. 8. MILTON RUJA 372 Chadwick Avenue This handsome Senior with smiling eyes Is bound to be a success in all he tries. DOLORES SACKS 112 Schley Street A quick wilted girl always bubbling with laughter. We'll remember her for a long time after. Cryptography Club. 1; Saga- more, 2. SHIRLEY RUFF 190 Chadwick Avenue Lovely, lively, charming and gay, A sweet girl in every way. Badminton. 6. MELVIN SACHAROW 283 Lehigh Avenue Not too serious, not too gay. Just a real good friend in every tear. HOWARD SANDLER 99 Grumman Avenue Pat is an artist—that you cant deny. His comic work is quite the thing, his figures never lie. Page Thirty-one