Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1950 volume:

c7Otew0td The tears and the laughter, the work and the fun, the hopes and the pride of our high sehool career are hound together in this book of memories. It is as cherished as the family album, as personal as our diary, and as important to us as a souvenir of our first dance. On its pages we portray the lighter side of our high school life; hut beneath the frivolity there is a seriousness of purpose, a realization of the importance of these years, an expectancy of success in the future. We are the generation of hope—hope for the restoration of peace to mankind. Vi e arc the generation of understanding—understanding gained through knowledge of the complexities of our nature. And we are the generation of incredible power—power granted a shaken world through science. We have an inherited obligation to fulfill the wants of a people starved for peace and security. Vl'c have a personal obligation to achieve success as human heings. With the cautious warnings of our forefathers, with the knowledge and sympathy acquired through education, and with the keen foresight of our leaders, we shall reach these goals. We toast our future in the modern era: Of life immense in passion, pulse, and power, Cheerful, for freest action form'd under the laics divine. The Modern Man I sing. I? alt ff hitman Aru e Mi.mz It is with gincorc appreciation and affection that the Clagg of January, 1950, dedicateg its hook of mcnioricg to Mm. Hilda Lutzke. Her undergtanding, her sympathy, and her capable guidance have helped to make those memories pleasant. We are proud to have shared our high school years with such an inspiring and true friend, our class adviser. zfli Ja J utz e dedication To the Graduate of January 1950: Precious goods conic in small packages. Hence the size of the present class. I hope that from your midst will nevertheless spring a famous poet, a useful politician, a reformer of bchop. plenty of successful businessmen and efficient housewives, a pitcher who never allows a hit, and a hundred per cent of good citizens. The best of luck to you all! MAX J. HERZBERG (pfiincijial's Qflessaae Constance j'). owe man A i� tant Principal pf. rLUa!ie pfcietman Assistant Principal faculty JOHN R. BOYLE. Chairman ELIZABETH BAKER BERTHA I. BUTLER ALICE F. COBEY B. ARTHUR DARRAII SOPHIA DEUTSCH Commercial anil Secretarial Department DINA A. IIIRSCII EDW ARD E. KOBETZ •SAMUEL II. KOREY NATHAN LEMKRMAN LAI RA M. USER MAN HARRY J. JELL I NEK BLANCHE I. MARC.ER •WILLIAM C. SILBEK LENA STEINHOLTZ MARY N. SWINNEY WILLIAM LEVIN. Chairman MARIE R. BERNSTEIN •DAVID BUCHAREST EUGENIA W. CHOSNEY A. EMMA CONRAD ELIZABETH CITTRISS English Department FRANK A. DEI.ISI nn GERBER IRVING J. GOLDBERG •LEONARD CROSS HAROLD LAPENNA HILDA C. LUTZKE l UUI If. UNNOR CHRISTINA RUSSELL •DAVID STAMELMAN PENHL VOGEL IRVING V l LOCK MARION W. JENNINGS Cni lanre CARRIE R. LOSI ‘DOROTHY KIETH READA S. JELLINEK ERNEST R. RANUCCL Chairman BESSIE O. BINGHAM RUTH K. BLUM ROSE M. MIRAGI.IA CHARLOTTE R. FRISCH CARL J. HUN KINS. Chairman DAVID A. BKRNEY WILLIAM R. CASTELLUCIO IRVLNC EISEN MAX BIRN'BAUM. Chairman VIRGINIA M. BEARI) ANN S. BLOCK •LORNA R. FURST Librarians •ROSE B. HR ASH EAR Mathematics Department JOSEPH GRUBER SHIRLEY S. KAHN MARTIN MOSKOWITZ Office Staff MARY C. FRISCIA •ELEANOR T. GUI DEHA Science Department •WALTER EISENRERC BENJAMIN EPSTEIN-RUBY M. ODELL LEON SAUNDERS Social Studies Department MARTIN GREEN HELEN JOHNSTON JEANETTE B. LAPPS HELEN B. MERCURIO MARION U BUCHNER AI.MA C. PINKERTON •SYLVIA RUFFKESS •SARAH M. WOOD ETHEL POMPADl R CHARLOTTE SCHLANK •CLARENCE L. SELTZER MARION L. STINE •JAMES THOMPSON SADIE Z. ROUS JENNIE N. TWARDUS JENNIE VAN BEYER CHARLES J. SCHNEIDER. Chairman HENRY F. DONN DOROTHY DRISCOLL WILLIAM F. HOFER Health and Physical Education •FRANCES JUDSON ARTHUR LUSTIG HELEN M. MAYNARD REGINA MAZAICA •WILLIAM H. ROSE. JR. HARRIET SHAPIRO MARION WOHLFARTH Health Service ROYAL COHN. M.D. MARION MILLINGTON. R.N. IRMGARD VALENTINE, Mi). ‘GRACE BRENNAN, R.N. MARGARET S. ARCHER GEORGE F. BOWNE ELIZABETH L. CUTTRISS •HERMAN HOLZMAN Industrial and Fine Arts DORIS B. HUPP ELIZABETH L. MANNING WILLIAM B. MAYER HENRY MELNIK ANITA A. QUINN ALICE M. SALTMAN PHILIP M. W AGNER MORRIS BRENMAN, Chairman ANCELA CASTORA SIMON CHASEN • Latifcuane Department •EDITH C. GLUCK8H IN ERNEST P. GOBEILI.E M. EVANGELINE KEEFE PAULA OELLRICII MABEL M. PATTON LEOLA L. RUMMER ELIZABETH UNDRITZ 6 • Annex Sta. 1 HILDA G. LL’TZKE ANITA A. QUINN BENJAMIN EPSTEIN 8 (Out J eaJefrs George I.aBar PmMnl 37$ Elirabelh Ai«� w “A fnendlt trail anti quirl food humor. And a depth that lira beneath.’ Sagamore 2: Sagamore Intpeetor 2; Student Counril 2; Biology Club 3; Banker 5; 4A Prrti. dent 8; L | nd Adterliting Slat t. Robert Bert Lapidus Vira Pretidenl 30$ Kerr Atrnoo Quuk with an immi and tvol vary thy. Little Bob rain at a ry me guy. Calumet Editor 2. 6. 7. Editor In Chief 3; Sag-amor 2; Calumet 2. $. 6. 7; Errnrh Club 3; Contemporary Club $. 7; Counril 6 s Claat Vie Prrtidrn 6. 7; legend St.If $; Prom Coramittr 6; «A Vie Pr tid«nl «. Eileen Marcia Lerncr SoeraUry 3$7 Vain weight Street Shr't prally lo look at. plratam to haar. And vary inspiring when leading a cheer.” Art Club 2; Sagamore Intpeetor 2; Sagamore 3. $. I; Tern Age Book Club 3: Cheering Club 4; Student Counril S; Saving Club 5: Cl Club $. 7. Secretary t: Cheerleader 6. 7, Captain It Anutant Sagamore Intpeetor 6; Volley Ball Club 6s Rneball Club 7. I| Chairman Commercial Art 7; Banker 7; Englith Secretary 7. •; Legend Advertiting Staff ; Prom Committer 8; 4A Claat Sacratary 6; Secretary ol Art Clan 8. Alan M. Clarin Trraturtr 34-16 Slather Street ’He’t quiet and inodetl In hit tagy; And a great pal lo all, thay tajr. 4A Claat Treaturtr 8; Prom Committee 8: Legend Adterliting Staff 8. 10 Barry D. Kolton President. Honor Society 477 Loltr Street HU iiull ear Kit many friendi. And humor and witdom of perfeet bland. Sagamore X; CWmfairy Club 2; J. V. Bi.eb.il Tram J; Banking: 4. 5. 6; Frarrh Club 4. Can-oral l.attauaaa Club 4; Columal Typing S: Vanity Bata ball J. T; OB A Counail 6. 7; Prattdanl of OBA I: Calumrl Advertising Staff 4. 7. S; Honor Society 7; Prattdanl of Honor Society 6; Legend Staff 8. Dorothy Brand Edtlor.in.CkWf IM Kaar Atanua Charming, lively, and petite; At tha piano the can't ba boat. Studanl Council 1; Twirling Club 1; Ai.lilant Editor Anna Mewi 7; Art Club 2; Orchatlra. Librarian 1. 4. 3. 6; It and-Librarian 3. 4. 5. «. 7. «; Teen-Age Booh Club J; • Trial by Jury J; Claa Club Accompan.tl J. J. 4. S. 6. «; Glee Club Sacralary 4; Attambly Accompaaiit 4. 3. 6. 7. I; Englith Clan Secretary 4; «MCO Or. chattra 3; Setting Club i; Modarn Danca Club S; 3A Claat Sacralary 6; Chairman Mutic Theory 6. 7; Lagand Advartiung Staff; Co-Chairman Prom Entartainmant t omn.itlaa S; Legend Editor. (■•Chief � . Rolf Kahn Valedictorian 44 Dewey Street Diligence hat ill reward in toaaaaa. Orchatlra I, 2, 3, 4. 3, 6. 7, 4; Cheat Club I, Prrtidenl 2; Latin Club 2j Photography CM 2; Mathrmal.ci Club 3. 4. 3. 4. Secretary 7; Car- man Club 3. 4. 3. 4. 7| Calumet Editor 3. 4. 3. 4. 7. ff. Honor Society 3. 4. 7. 4; Tutoring Ser-ttea J. 4. 7. 8; Chairman of German CUtt 4; Chairman of Geometry Clan 4; legend Staff Chairman t| Prom Committee Chairman 8. Edward Alston 09 Riditr AttniM Hippy-go-lurky. fiiflffe air; Hu type of nil l.kcd every Hera. Richard C. Anunann Ruth Anderson 1 Siechfr Street “A maiden of alaiure (all; A jovial friend among ua all.” Calumet Representative I, 3: Ilrvmallt Club 2; Ad Club 2: Homeroom Seere-lary 7; Secretary of English Claia 7. 106 Schley Street “So much la a man worth aa he etleema hlmaelf.” Graphic Arte Club 3. Carl S. Aratow S2J Elirebelh Avenue “The wiacat man could aak no more of fate Than to be etmplc. modeat. manly, and true.” Stamp Club 3. Secretary 4; Projection Staff 3. 4; Banking Auditor 4. 3; Track Team S. 7; Cheia and Checker Club $; Calumet Agent 7, •; Secretary of Art Claia 7: Secretary of English Claaa ff; Chairman of Eagliah Claaa 7. Marilyn Bardin 129 Talioa Avenue Her bewitching eyea do all beguile. When coupled with her fleihlag anile.” Sagamore 3; Twirling 6. 7, «. Arnold M. Bauer 320 Fabyan Flare “A pleaianl fellow, clever too. Will cheer you up whene'er you're blue. Sagamore 8} Herald Tribune Krpreicnta-live 8. 12 1 7 Schuyler A'tout “A p rl«i friend and pal «ra all admire: Hit character a blend of all we could deair . Projection Stall 1. 2. 3. 4; Banker 1. 2; Public Speaking Club 2; Radio Rorkthop 2; Football loam 4; Prom Committee 8. 141 Coodwtn Aienue Her witty jeit. her frequent imile. Make her Iriendihip w U worthwhile. 66 Schley Street In Babe, humor and cleecmeat law Rith a cheerful grin to cure the bluea. Projection Staff I, 2, 3; Radio Rnrkihop 2; Student Council 2i Track Team 7j Chairman of Chemiatry Claia 7; Football Team I; Prom Comm litre 8. Frederick Billet 78 R'olcott Terrace “He hat pleaiant waya about him; The kind that win him frienda. Student Council 1, 6; Student Court Judge 1; Sagamore Inspector 1: Sagamore 3. 5. 6. 8; Football S; Track Team 6; Aaiiatant Sagamore Inapecler 7; Herald Tribune Agent 6. 7. 8; Auditor 6; Hiatory Chairman 7; Legend Advcrliting Stall 8. 13 Jean Binder 65 Huntington Terrace Courteous though coy: gentle though retired. ' Library Sufl 1; Red Crow Club I. It Banking 3. Leila M. Blitnian 365A Schley Street Her pWetonl ways are just a sample Ol all her assets which are ample.' Dramatic Club 4. S| Soccer Club ; Spanish Club St Homeroom Secretary S; Volleyball Club S. Ruth N. Bischoff 576 Hawthorne Atenue Happily and quietly she (oes alone her way- Brinjin but ol brightness to each and eseey day !' Clao Club 3 i Soccer Team St Softball Team S. Jay Bloom 1 Sayre Street Always working. never stiirLinf. Aloes his path success is lurking. Biology l.ab. Assistant 4; Class Secretary 4. 6; Modern Da-ce Cluh 7: Chairman History Class ?; Homeroom Chairman 7 s Chemistry l.ab. Assistant 7: Advanced German Kr.d i Club I; Co-Chairman Prom Decoratmit Committee 8. Caroline E. Blakcslcc 34 Sooth 14th Stmt Mind cannot follow it. nor woedt eapeess Her in Unite loseliaesi. Banker 3; New York Timei Rrpresenta-•iso 3( General Language Club 4. Marcia Bltimbcrg 7SS Clinton Avenue Her iparkling smile will (o down in fame. As on the ilafe she makei her name. Secretary German Class 6; Dramatic Presentation 6: Dramatic Club President 4: Badminton Club 7; Croatia Writing Club 7. II Aaron J. Blumcnfcld 52 R k TfriKf “To mile k ill turner of life. Art Start Calumet 5; Calumet Sniff 5, 7. 8; MnHfm l)an f Club f; History Clin Chairman 7; Clfl Club i Ltunf Stef . Paul Bodnar SO Tilitn A.tnue “A quirt imllf ihall oullaft tha fickle h� art of iho bold. ' Sagamore I; Student Council 2; Projee-lion Stall 3. Jack Brooks 355 Leslie Street “A handsome boy with flashing eyes, and smiling lips that ne er sighed.' Band 2; Rinltr 2; Torn-Ago Book Club 2; Prom Committee 8. IS David Bornstcin 179 Keer Avenue ‘ One of the boye, and one of the bait.' Bob Brenner 621 Bergen Street Hit plea■ ant manner and Irequant � mila. Make hit friendship well worthwhile.” Newspaper 2. Marvin J. Cansor Eleanor Cohen 75 Stechcr Street With a happy diapciition and carefree •Ifi . . To ih« baal of � • ha can compare. Jack C. Chaiklin 317 Pcahina A.rnoe “Quietly a he gora bar way. Surrounded by calm dignity.' Secretary Radio Workshop 2: IjIib Club 2: Sagamore 2; Auditor 2( IB. 3A Cl... Treaaurcr 5. t; Herald 5; Homeroom Chairman 4. 234 Clinton Place “The all around good apart ] Jach’a known to be that aert. Sagamore 6; Prom Committee 3. Shirley Cohen 300 Seymour Avenue “Nona are finer, none are awaetrr. Heart ahe wini of all who meet har. ’ Sagamore 2, 4; Library Sufi 2; Red Crow Club 4; Calumet Bookkeeper 4. i Auditor 8; Legend Advrrtiaing Slaf 3. Florence Elizabeth Cordier Fred Cortright 44 Roae Terraco ‘•Worry let it run away, Lieo a life and live it gay. 133 R'elnwright Street A iweet attractive kind of grace A lovely girl with a amiling iaee. . Handicraft Club 2: Prom Commute 3. 16 Nona Joan Dcnholtz 17: Coldamilh Avenue Rather Informal, alwayt Mat. Petite, and cola, and 17 •weal. Smtlary of French Club 4; Orcbetlra 4; Council Member J; ternary of Hitlory Claea S| Calumet Ageni S; Sagamore 8; Legend Art Stall 8; Contemporary Club 8; Prom Commit lea 8. Frank Haskin Dondcrshinc 86 Slacker Street “Stateaman, yet friend to truth! of ioul emcere. In action failhful. and in honor clear.” Literary Club 2; Photography Club 2s Biology Club 2; Contemporary Club J. 6; Tennit Team J; Swimming Team 6. 8; Clait Council 6. 7; Science Service 6; Herald Tribune Agent 6; Banking Agent 6 s Chemittry Lab. Attialanl 8; Sagamore 8; Pram Committee 8. Raymond B. Drake lit Shephard Avenue Hit virtuei are many, hit fault! are few, Me alwaya doe. well what he alarta to do. Sagamore 2.6.8; Biology Club 3; Banker 1. J. 7. 8; Lab. Attitlani 6. 7, 8; junior Achte.ement; Prom Committee 8. Anne Edclman 464 Belmont Avenue It’a nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. Legend Advertising Staff 8. Donald Dvorin S3 Ot borne Terrace He hat a tmile for every friend. And a friend for every tmile. Math Club 6s Sagamore 7s Dramatic Club 7 s Prom Decorating Committee 8. 17 Walter Eigcnberg US I'«m«ri|hl SiinI Read. hand and friendly heart. Aiwa; ready to da kit part. Morton Enfield 277 Hobson Street “Tke inspired musician. what a ran , that power of pataion, wealth of chanae! Red Croat Colleelor 2; Banking 3. 4; Orcheitra ). I, 7| Band 3. 4, . Arthur J. Faix 800 South 16th Street “Honesty and manhood. Good fellowship all are thine. Library Club 3; Projection Staff 4. 3. 6. 8. Neil Helir Feins 193 Mapet Avenue ‘‘Ilia wit and humor we ahall remember. He graced our data by beiM a member. legend Art Stall 8; Legend Advertising Stall 8. 18 Phyllis Feldman 46 Rom Twim 'H� r f«M ti i� wt. her thoughts oro kind. A fio.r girl � hard lo kiwi. Giro auk I; Spanish Club . Ilclene “Lainie” Field 143 Grumman A� n Pretty and sweet. mryaM'i friend, Hrr good naturr m«n Will •ad.” Sag a mar laipMlof 7; Sagamore Sum I ary I. Blanche Diana Filan Hi Chadwick Astnu “A amllo that la more than taptiratiag. And a personality equally pirating. 3d ilk Monitor 2: t.hrrrlradmg Club 3; Prom Commute 8. Lawrence Fincman 119 Bragaw Atrnuo Easy going, affable, always with a mile. With his personality, hii friendship is worthwhile. Chess Club I. 2; Checker Club 2; Biology Club 3; Projection Staff I. 4. S. 7j Banker S; Sagamore S; Camera Club S. 71 Calumet Agent 7. Gerald Fineman 119 Bragaw Arena Happy-go-lucky, debonair. Facing life without a care.” Chess Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Sagamore 2; Projection Naff 4. S. 4; Calumet Agent 5. 71 Council 6. 7j Band 6. Ellen Lou Finkclstein 299 liabton Street Happy Hi •pint, eitentially kind. Ltually qaitl; thal'e Ellen Lao defined. Legend Advertising Slaf t; Prom Fie wee Comm me •; Ole. Club. Vice Prendeol 8. Eunice Flicker $3 Hobion Street She' clever— the weet—«h ’ bound to win fame. That' right -you gnetted it, Eunice i her name. Student Council 1; Library Slaf 1. 2; Sagamore 2. 3. 4. 8; Auditor 3; Prom Committee 8; Legend Adtertiiing Slaf 8; Legend Typing Staf 8. Inn A. Firsicbbaum 18 Edwin Place A plraiant manner, a cheery mil . Are thing that make one' lit worthwhile. Handicraft Club S; Dramatic Club 2; Calumet Agent 8. Herbert Carl Forgaah ITS Chancellor Avenuo Hi all round good natur wo hereby commend. Lewis Dover Frankel 136 Map Avenue Happy, carefree all lha day} Surety that I Dover' way. Sagamore 1; Toot ball 1. 20 Allen Gold 377 Leilie Street He poiuim a (knrlul «mile. And an equally cheerful personality. Saul Harris Gash Lawrence David Friedman J Irting Aimm Mn driirt Rond look and plrarnre; Ur bar both in fulleit mrature. Saianorr S; CUn Prerident 7. 7S Hanford Street 'Nmr a worry. ne«ee a care. Cay, charming, and debonair. David Kichurd Gcllcr 1M Clinton Place (Juirt in mannrr. rate read in ipretk. Krika K. Gammer Wi Bergen Street To meet her W to want to know her. To know her ia to alwayi lika her. Sagamore 4; Council 6, 7, (; English Secretary 7; Clear Secretary 7; legend Art Staff I; Prom Decorating Committee It Volleyball Club I; Softball I. Sanford Goldberg a Hob on Sl Ml “HI without p«r1 h noi life. Football «. 6. S; Track J. S. T; Orchet-tra 3. 4; From Committee 8; Intend Sul 8. Charles Goldy 20 FaHejr A. roue •'Full of )etl uherever hr it i ro; Acclaimed by all at one of high etleem. Outdoor Patrol 2; Student Council 2; Prom Comm Hire 8; Contemporary Club 8. Esther M. Goldman 61 Millington Avenue “And her rnodett aniurr and graceful air. Show her wit and (aod. ar the it fair.” Debating Club 2; Journalitm Club 2; Glee Club 1. 2: French Club 3. 6; Art Club 3; Sagamore 4; Hanker 4; Ceramic Club S. 6; Dramatic Club 3; legend AH Stall 8. Myra Goodman 85 Mapet Avenne “Ever to gentle in what thell do; Eter a friend ubo it really true.” Dramatic Club 2; Teen-Age Book Club 3. Elaine Goldstein 420 Jellifl Atraue “With a tong on her hpt and a tmile in her heart. It aeemt our Elaine it tl ta a good ataH. Dramatic Club 2; Stena Club S; Guidance Ofccr 6; Clatt Secretary 7; Clatt Council 7; Hop Committee 7. Martin L. Greenberg 86 nrdden Terrace “Seriont aomelimet. bumarout tamelimet, likeable iltayi. Prom EnleHainmeot Commiltee 8. 22 Robert Alan Heyman ISO Kttr Atenue He poiteitei a cheeeful •mite, end an equally pleating pertonality. Orehettra , S. 6. I; Cell Club 8. Harriet Ilarniclin 327 Letlie Street ‘‘Light of manner, iweet and gay. Spreading tmllee along the nay. Student Council 2; Sagamore 2.4; Cheering 4; Twirling 4; Si no Club S; legend AdvertMing Staff •; legend Typing Staff ff. 327 lealie Street Joy wai irtt dUeovered when they found HOPE. Sagamore 2, 4; Cheering 4; Twirling 4| legend AdtertUiag Slaff 8: Legend Typing Staff 8; date Chairman 8. Hope Harmelin S24 Hawthorne Avenuo ”He � not too bathful, not too bold. Jutl the friendly type, we're told. Projection Slaff 8; legend Adtertlting Staff 8. Sidney Handler 2IS Lehigh Atenue He hat a laugh that it full of fun; And a diipoiitioo at bright at the tun. Student Conneil 2; Cruet Country 2. 0; Captain 8; Track Team 4. Sanford M. Greenstein Marian Hirsh 276 Hawthorne Ahiiw ‘A nice perionalit . tut anti iwect; A better girl you’ll never Evelyn Kalb 120 Scblry Street ‘Pretty at a moonlight night. And (ay aa daytime' ffowrrt bright. Israel Bruce Huffman 28 Seymour Avenue Though football kero ke would be. t love him for hit iollily. Orebeitra 2. I; Cle Club 2; Band 3; Football 4. 8; Sagamore 6; Prom Committee 8. Gerald Hughes 1SS Dewey Street In quielneit and ton Me nr tkall be your ttrenglh. ' Elayne Kaplan Wl Weequhate Avenue Her tall tlender appearance attract you. Her dateline rrrn ryet and kina-tie •mile win you! Art and Crall Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Calumenl Agent I; O. B. A. Council 3. 4; Sara more 4. 6; Twirling 3. 4; Home Economic Club 6; 3A Clan Council 6; 4A Clat« Council 8: Prom Committee 8; Auditor 8; Legend Start 8; Legend Adtertuing Staff 8: O. B. A. I.eller; Student Council I, 2; Honor Society 1, 2; Iniertcholaitic Council 3. 4. Bona Florence Karp 147 Crummon Avenue Sugar and tpiee and everything nice. That what our Kona it made (.” Clatt Secretary 5. 6; Prom Committee 8. 21 Irving Katz IM Hawtberne Awbm ••� «b hi merry laugh and amiable way . He bat famed friend in hi high xhuol day .” Irene Claire Kelly 21 IniW Atenua Uiih lately untie and laughing aye ; Her e«eey with tbe’ll n� ln .” Pram Committal . Klioda Kaufman 222 VeM Runyon Street “A tinnin nay, a plritanl unite. Clee Club I. 2. I, Seeeetaey 7; Orehe.lra I. 2: Dramatic (tub 2. Seerelary S; Cheering 3; Twirling 1. i. Calumet Agent 6, 7, I; Chairman of Sjvsnith Clan «; A Caprlla Chair 7. •; $ udy Seeeelary I; Seerelary «l Spanith Clan 8; I. eg end Ad e tilt mg Start I. Allen Klein 37 Sthley Street Sound the trumpet and beat the drum ; l.a! the conquering hero c in, Cantraet Bridge 2. 22 Sehayler Atrnue ••With a friendly tmile and a tumble in hi eye; Kited by all H thi mitehierou gay. Patrol Chief 2: Vanity Banball Team 7. Donald Harry Kaufman Barbara Elswood Kingman 112 Hawthorn A roue “Tb mildrat HIMarri (dm lb gentle.t heart!.' Biology Club S; Badminton 3; Cheer-I , dm 4; Soli hall Club «; Sagamore 2. Khoda Joy Kricgcr 374 LaalW Stmt A plea .ant manmi to nhan « h r charm; A laugh Ibal ia bri bl. gay. yel warm. Sagamore S; l- nd Typing Stall 3. Klairc Susan Kobn It Map Terraco “So lately. to marry, to Lind I erery-one; H r wry pmriur maker thing brighter than lb ana. Norman II. Krueger 123 Mapei Atenue II you warn lo |i lo Ih lop dm Normy'i ce� l o( aucccia. Mi wriidom with mirth, and work witb happineta. Foreign Language Club, Tr a� ur«r 4; Kngli.lt Chairman 4, 6: President of Claaa S, 6; Health Chairman 5-. Cyrn Chairman 6; Student Council S, 6. 7. 8; Bateball Team 7; Sagamore 8; L « nd Advertising Stall 8: Prom Committee 8; Hu.me.. Law Chairman 8; International Relatione Chairman 8; Baseball 1. 3. 7. Beverly Samira Kreiscr 248 Hawthorn Asenn “A willing heart, a helping hand. Aiwa)a ready on demand. Sagamore 4. S. 4; Art Club 4; Council S. 4; Modern Dance 6; Representatives 7: Badminton Club 7; Hlilory Secretary 7 s Legend Advertising Si. 8 8; Prom Committee 8; Herald Tribune Dlilribu-Uoa Agent 8. Seymour Kusneiz 88 Shepherd Avenue “There it honeity. manhood, ond good fellowship in him. 26 Gerald C. Levin 266 Pomona Atomic ••Friendly, happy, rhoory. ray, A pal to all alia come hit way. Council 6. 7; Baseball 7. Gerald B. Lcchtcr II Cruniman A«onuo “Laughing and talking all the day. He alwaya hat something funny to tay.“ leader Photography Croup 2; Stamp Club 3; Photography Club 3; Contemporary Club . Audrey Hosalyn Levenson 234 As on A no« “Daraling oyoa and pop thal'a far . A churning amile beyond compare. Glee Club 2; Phynca Lab. Aiaiatant 4,6; Calumet 6, 7; Auditor 7. Carolyn Lexa 762 South 17th Street Closer. gay. witty, aweot; All theae aaicta in Carolyn meet. Cheering 4; Sagamore 4. 336 Madnon Avenne Seeing that twinkle in her eye. You know that mitchael lurks near-by. Sersk Club 2; Glee Club 2; Oftc Assistant 2; Dancing Club 2; Calumet 5. Annette Licbcrman Lois Lines SO Fab; an Place “Aiwa; i«tn , alwaw kind, Aiwa; quid and r� 4n d. Clc Club 2; Sail ball Club I. Ira Loter S24 Hawthorn. Aunut llathfull; modnl, a little bit iky. Bui hi (riand report: ‘Swell tuyj, „ Howard J. Lunin 31 Clinton Place “Th Y. c|uahic Band i� ur« to «ri.� • m'ban Howl and hi. Irombon I . Orche.lra 3. 4. 5. 0. 7. «: Band 3. 4. S. 4. 7. I. Tcen-A . Book Club 3; Banker 5. 4. 7; Camera Club S. 4. Herman George Meyer, Jr. 7 White Trrrar An honril mao' word i a load at hi bond.' Cl. Club 2; Srirnn Club 2; Audubon Society 6. Vie Prrtldrnt 7; Bioloty Lab. Anittaal 4; Athletic Sonic. 7. 28 “Her gentleneii and quiet way For Helen win lilKrmt praiee. ' Sagamore ; Clara Secretary S; Modern Dance Club 6. “Crela'e rweet and quiet way. Rider a nature that la (ay. Library Staff I. X; Dramatic Club 1; Photography Club I; Anne Newr I; Debating t;iub. Sorrelary X; French Club X; Teen-Age Book Club Xt Sagamore S. 5. ; Homeroom Secretary 6; Chairman of Eaglith Clan 6; Liber f, •; Calumet Agent 8; Legend A ilver tiling Stafl I. ■•An Imaginative mind with a writing flair. A polled manner and golden hair. French Club X; Dramatic Club X: Biology Club )i lienor Society X, 4, 7, l| Tutoring Srrvlce 7: Calumet Agent 5, 7; Circulation Staff, Manager S. 7; Calumet Reporter 6. 7, 8; Kecepttonut 7; Chairman of F.ogluh Claii 71 Secretary of Trigonometry Clan 7; Legend Stafl 8. Vita Harriet Ontcll US Hamburg Avenue “A amile lor all. a grectii (lad. An amiable, Jolly way abe had. Sagamore I; Dance Inatructor 8; Legend Typing Stall S; Calumet Agent 8. Stanley A. Pearl Sanford Robert Pcrelman I8S Coldimith Avenue A pleaianl (allow with pleaianl waya, «ill be ancecaalul all hit da,I.” loatbaU Team S. 244 Nye Avenue To worry IWlo. to hurry leal, la hia idea of happiueia. Alvin Picker 60 Tillinghail Street “One who will never Hoop, or lie In wait. For wealth or honori, or (or worldly Hate. Cheia and Checker Club 2; Calumet Re porter 6. i. 8; Vocabulary Club 6; Contemporary Club 7; Legend St Prom Committee e. Shirly Pollack 82 LeiUe Street “Her iparkling eyea preaent a challenge. Her charm and wit do all beguile. Sagamore 1; Biology Club 1: French Club 2; Calumet Reporter S, Aaaialant Editor 7. Newt Editor 8. June L. Pollitt 478 A on Avenue A aweel, attractive kind of grace. 30 Judith Prag 1S Baldwin Avenue A qoirk-wilted girl alwaj. bubbling with laughter. Wall remember her a long time alter. Sagamore ; Inhering S. . 7. •; Band S: Orchestra 5: Calumet Advertising 8; Legend Advertising Stall 8i Prom (Committee 8. Bernard Pralgcver PI Weequahie Avenue Well liked and dependable. A good sport and loyal Iriend. Stanton Lawrence Pressman 118 Keer Avenue A steady man with a steady mind, A better Iriend ia hard to Biad. 4A Council. Marilyn Kaphacl ISO Map ionuf Her miufi are many. her faulla are few, II yea knew hrr. yao'l like her !•� . Student Council 2. : Sagamore 2; Cheering 4; Twirling 4; Column 7. 8; Legend Typing Slat 8; Legend Ad terming Slal 8. Herbert Retsky 142 Wation Avenue “A light manner and humor abound. Where Herbie midil the girla ia found.' Che.i Club 2; Biology Club It Camera Club 3; Sagamore 3; Fencing 4; Chrm-la try Lab. A.aiatant 8. Robert Edward Rcichenstcin 830 Hunterdon Street “A little mitchiel. lull ol Ion. Creotly liked by everyone. F.ngluh Chairman 8; Locker Manager 6{ Gym Vice Chairman 6; Health Cla.a Secretary 7i Cheatalry Chairman 8: Legend AdverU.ing SUl 8. Bcrnadine Paula Rice 237 Renner A rime Boundlcn in faith and love and gratitude.“ Checrlradlng 3; Sagamore 6; Legend Ad-vertiaing SlaB 8 s Prom Committee 8. Barbara Reisman 36 Homritead Park “Mualc hath rharmi. and ao hath the. ' Band 7. 8; Orchcitra 4. 7, 8; Calumet Agent 7; French Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Prom Committee 8. Norman A. Roscnfcld S3 Wolcott Terrace Pleaiant, gentle and true. A good fellow right through. 32 Martin Gerald Rosenthal U Pomona A vena A chcerlul youth. rourteoo and kind. A (lead; Irk ad with an energetic mind. - Clu� Club Librarian 1: Science Club 2: Library Slat I; Biology Club 1; Honor Society Tuloc 7t S«.—Tram 7; Prom (.ommillrr 8. Philip Roth Eleanor J. Rothmann Mi Letlie Street 874 South Kill Strrat “A boy of rral intelligence. Combin'd with wit and common wine. Sagamore 2. 3. 4. I; AtalMaat Editor Ann N w. 2; Dan Vic Prroidrat 3; Crarral Laaguog Club 4; Student Ceun. Cil 4; 4A Clan Council; Contemporary Club 8; Prom Commit! 8. ‘«ith a helping hand and tmil to light. A winning personality and lulur bright.” Serek Patrol Chiaf 2; Sagamore 3; Cheer leading Club 4. Gerald R. Safier 6 Otborne Terraco Hu lore lor • porli will nrm die. And •• a friend hr‘i raled kick. Scr«i r Club 2; Athletic Club 2; Track 7; J. V. Ba.letbell 3; football «. 6. «; football Captain (. Herbert J. Samuels 179 Mapet A� enw “A will in imila. datira to pleat . And actloiu barking both ol ibete. Sagamorr 1; Inipcclor 1; Stag Crew 7, Chiel (. Marilyn Samuels 2M Vaitar Arena ••Huh personality and dupoaitian fair. Ska lam the world without a car . Sagamore 2, 3. Frieda Joyce Savitz MS EHaabath Ateno Hae geiture. motion, and her tmilet. Her wit, her laugh, our heart beguile .” Art Club Secretary 1) Twirling Club 1; Sagamore 2; Art Editor, Annex New� 2; Art Cla� � Secretary 7; English Clan Secretary 7; Conte taper ary Club 7j Hebrew Club 7; Leg-nrl Art Staff Editor 3; Legend Advertising Staff •; Prom Commilteo 8; Homeroom Secretary 8. 34 Selma Diane Schaffer 348 Keer Avenue “Her polte end calm terenily. Make her a girl we like to tee. David S. Schenerman 274 V, Runyon Street “A merry bearth maketh a cheerful countenance. Myrna Beth Schcnkel 109 Huntington Terrace “Charm it a quality hard to define. Whatever ita meaning, the charm it thine. Red Crot. Club 1; Twirling Club I; Sagamore 2, 4; Anne Newt 2; Teen-Age Book Club 3; Modern Dance ii Englith Clait Secretary 6; Auditor 4, 7: Banker 8; Soccer Club 8; Pram Decorating Committee 8; Legend Staff 8. Herbert M. Schonwettcr 41 Harding Terrace He'e witty, delightful, merry, and gay. An all around fellow, who will go far tome day.” Student Council S, 8; Prom Committee 8; Legend Art Stall 8; Band and Or-chettra 3. 4. 3, 6. Eleanor Schmcrcl 497 Jrlliff Avenue “Pert, lively, charming, gay. A tweet girl in every way. Cheerleading Club 4: Twirling Club 4. 7. 8; Twirier 7; Mutle Secretary 8; Gym Captain 8. Jane Ruth Seid 102 Chadwick Avwm Dark hatred Jan many haarta doet allure; Her enchanting manner it i� Hl and demur . Twirling Club I. 4. S: Library Staff 1. 2j Sagamore 4. I. 6; Student Council 4j Twirlcr 4. a. 6. 7: Horn Roan Chair man 4; Chrmitlry Clatt SrcrftifJ 7 s H.p Cam mill 7 s Clatt Traaturar 7 s Legend Staff I; Prom Committee t; Contemporary Club 8. Barbara L. Scidner :« Caldtmitk Atenua “A ditpotilian tweet and lair, Plut a � ery iriendly air. Sagamore Impeclor 2. June Selesner 101 Let lie Street “Cenile. pleating, and to (air. She hat the gillt that are to rare. ’ Sagamore 1. 4. 4, 8; Carman Club 2; Volleyball Club 1, 6; Modern Dane Club 4. Barbara Sender 1 1 Goodwin Atenue “Charm, lookt. and poite. Pertanalily. and braint. Annas Newt 1 s Student Council 1; Twirl-inc Club 1, 4. 4; Sagamore 2, 4, 8; Twirlrr 4, 7, 8s Modern Dance Club 4s Contemporary Club 7. 8; Hop Committee 7 s Student Council 7 s Health Chairman 7: I .ex end Stall 8; Secretary o( International Rrlaliont Clatt 8. Helene Senders Edwin Place ‘•Small, peppy, lull ol lun. Truly liked by eteryone. Uthenng Staff 1; Sagamore J. Roger Lewis Sheen SSI Clinton Atenue A happy tmile lor etery day. He giiet to all who coene hit way. Spauith Chairman 4; Herald Tribune Agent 4; Sagamore 7; Calumet Agent 7. 36 Adclc Sherman 14 Edwin Place “Her ipre anil vweelneii • wall U� d, To mil ol hff the perfect (rifiKl. Science Club I; Dancing I; Krd Cror Club 1: Sagamore 3, 4. Melvin L. Siegel 22 Millington Avena A friend lo all, a foe lo none. Creelt all the tame, and ilighli col one. ' Lunch Room Service 2; Sagamore 3; Legend Advertising Staf S; From Com. milt t. Beatrice Silver 22 Randolph Place “Her looki are iireet; her nay at charming; Her plea.am manner, are d.rarmlng. Dramatic Club 2. 4; French Club 2. 4. 6. 8; Handicraft Club 4; Ceramics Club 4. 7; Modern Dance Club 6. Leonard J. Slamowitz 291 Hawthorne Avenue “Although quirt he may ream. This young fellow it rue to lucceed.' Sanford R. Simon 34 Map Avenue “A natural boy with natural wayi. Here U prowl that cheerfulnrvt payi. Radio Workshop I; Legend Advertising Stall 8. 37 Reva Sloniowitz 23) Veet Runyon Street Quiet and friendly ere liar way . Calm. ik« mono through bar tcboel da,.. Sagamore S. Judith I ura Sonnabend 181 Dilliide Airng “A charming untie. alwayr (ay { A la ay t helping in her i� «l iy.” Rad Crete Club 2; S«iamor� 2. 3: Back Club 3; Cheering Club 4; Secretary 1 Spantth Clan S; Modern Dancing Club 6; Soccer Club Si Soltball Club 8; Prom Committee 8; Sagamore 8. Arlync B. Sobcl 32 Demarerl Street “She' charming; ihr’i lotelt and gay; Her winning pertonaliiy will kelp her on her way.” Library StaB 1. 2; Red Crett Club I. 2; Student Council It Sagamore 2. 8; Legend AdicrtMing Stall 8; Prom Committee 8. Rutl M. Staber 437 Badger Avenue Alwayt tweet. alwaya kind. Alway quiet and relined. Sagamore 2. 8; Soltball Team 8; Volley-ball Team 8i Soccer Team 8| Prom Committee 8. Richard J. Sobel Ml V alnwrighl Street A tcholar and a gentleman; A true and hene.t friend. Projection Slot 1. 2 s Sagamore 3; German (Tub 3. 5; Chett and Checker Club 3: Teen-Age Book Club 3. Math Club St Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Tutoring Service 6. 7. 8; Honor Society Vice Pretidenl 8. Norman David Steinberg 481 Hawthorne Avenue He who i. content ran never be ruined. Prom Committee 8. 38 Charles Steiner 820 South 16lb Street A popular lad with dancing feet; At a iport and true friend he ean't ha beat. Service Club 1. 2. Marvin Harris Stoloff JW Fabyan Plate “Never aerioua. never a frown. Nothin in life ran rt him down.” Projection StaB 1. 2. S. 4. 6. ; Teen. A e Book Club 4; Fenein Team. Leonard Strulowitz J47 Chadwiek Avenue Happy am I. from rare I'm free. Why aren't they all content like me?” Mae Tester 21 Porter Avenue Having looki, braini, and abundance of peraonality, Mae maker our ideal a feminine reality. Sagamore 2. 4. 6. 7; Annex Newe 2; Red Croat Club 2; Dramatic Club 3; Sewing Club 3; Cheering Club 4; Captain of Badminton Team 7; Auditorium Secretary 7; Contemporary Club 8: Legead StaB 8; Legend Advertiaing StaB 8; Prom Committee 8; Engliah Chairman 8; Spaa-iah Club 8. Harvey Tesman 18 Irving Avenoa Hi limbi ara cat! in manly mold. For hearty aporta or conical bold.’ 39 Lawrence Tomasula 821 South IMh Street “In twunming Larry li a ttar. In life he't certain to go lar.” Swimming 5. 6, 7. Meryl Joyce Wayne tiS Schley Street 'Full •( pep fall ol (on. Alwayt ai bright at the morning tun'.' Donald T. Weekstein 1 9 Pomona Atentae ‘A genial lad. though lomewhat thy, «e all agree hit worth it high. Marlin J. Weich 287 Leilie Street Though (or mutle he It noted, flat wit and humor oil are quoted. Cheat Club I: Projection Stall 1. J; Student Council 2. Judge; Math Club 3; Orcheitra 1. 2. 3. 4. S. «. 7. 8. Manager «; Band 1. 2. J. «. 3. 6. 7. 8. OBter , 6, Lniform Quartermailer S; Stage Crew 1. S. 6; Calumet Agent «; Language Club 4; Track Team S{ Batket. ball Team S. 7; Contemporary Club 8. 40 Shirley Weinstock 1006 Bergen Street Annette Doris Wildstein IS? Oiborne Trrraec '•To worry little, to hurry le� � , la hit Idea of happtnru. •'She goei about her own way unaffected. Tall and (lender, lull ol (race. With an cter-imilinf lace. Dramatic Club 2: Prom Committee S. N'ewipaper 1; Sagamore 2; Banker 3, 4, i. 6. 7: Teen Age Hook Club 3; Bed Cron Secretary 4; Chairman of Kngliah l.lan 6; Auditor 8; Prom Decorating Committee 8; Legend Adwrtieing Staff 8. fi kZ r, d •. We e One lingering glance o'er faces so dear, One remembered sigh, one remembered tear. Dear friends ever true, entwining of fates, Experiences shared, the parties and dates, The mingling of laughter, of voices recalled, These memories our hearts forever have walked. ,f Ca C ro Arlene Mintz ••y ?. + • Ti- 'jfeV•• - ‘iWZ UNITED STATES No Dc holtz. Sfotein V S xfonts Rrmrmbrr Fat or Ur llaunt Happy Rttolloctioni Favor if Patriot Aipiraliom MARILYN HARDIN ..................Gudell i Bakery ..........Mjr younger day. ............. Uein with Data ...........HouaawiD ARNOLD BAUER ..................... .JUm ..................La.t tummrr................... Reading............... ....Seeeeee LENNY BE A BISON................. Barry • ..... ..........Pa� .in Trt ..................Slnfin ....................Live Ion BABE BERG ... .........‘49 OLD. ..................Pauin Franck ................ Katin In lunchroom .......Dj.m •( .Id � «• CAROLINE BI.AKESLEE..............Telephone..................Pairing Pky.iee .............. Heading ....... M. K. S. MARCIA BLUMBERG . ........Tally Inna ...... Pa.tin Algebra ............. mkin« ....................Twin. NONA DEN HOLT .................. Coldimlth A«e.............Eddie . .......... Art .............. ........I nKion illmlraler FRANK DONDEBSIIINE............... LaB.r . Can no ...........Lunchroom anile. ............. Trouble B.nk Robber RAYMOND DRAKE ...................LaBar C Cailna ............Contention in Ohio ........... Junto. Achievement ....... Company prceidonl DONALD DYOKIN.......... .........In |Mt' haw. .............. C in Cbcmi.lry . ............ Ba.kalball ................ Bain wealthy l.kKIO UNI M AN Hate traak Day of birth %omrn Arfhilael JERKY FINEMA.N ............ Joo'. Barbor Shop ................. My Bar Mitavah ........... Playing the flute ......... Coin to Ala.ka PET FRANKEl. .............. ... Kaufman . Callao............Football team ................ Triple .hnide .............Bookmaker ESTHER GOLDMAN ..................... Tele.Dion .............Football .irtory Atlendin .how. ............Artl.l CHECK COLDY . ....'49 Buirk .................Flnl day in IB .. ............ Baiehall ..................Making million. MARTY GREENBERG ................. Sandy • houm ............. 49 Old. ..................... Ba.krtball ................Succ� ..ful Dwyer ISSY HOFFMAN .................... 11 Chevrolet .............Chemi.try ............... Football ....................... To wore . T. D. IRV. KATZ Home ........... Birthday Bate ball in bu.ine . KI.AIRE Un Friend , koine Cham. lab. ..........Knittin .......... Millionaire.. JACK LIEBERMAN ............. ... Amid� t trouble..........Football team Homework .... ....Miami n htclub. IRA LOTF.K ................Lotor . Store .............Hi h School Grad. ............ Playla ball ..............Li.in ea.ily HAROLD MOHCAN ..................... B'Nai Abraham ........ Grad, from MapD................ Di.ieland jara ............To own a ear STANLEY PEARI....................Ma Krwt. ------------ .. Enlerin W. H. 3. Sport. ...............Millionaire SHIRLY POLLACK Re.t End Cauno ............Cot— at lunch ................ Coflee eab wniea ..........Buyer PHIL ROTH ................. .....Halem . ...................Reich . entko ................Booatin Dodaer. ...........'B Pre.ident ED SABLE ........................ Yankee Stadium . ......... 47 Rotld Serie. ---------- Announce hall tame. -------Replace Mel Allen GERALD SAFIER ___________________.Untermann Field ..........Football team captain......... Playin football ..........Pro football FREDDIE SAVITZ .................. E.enln art la...........Day I wa. born ............... Paint in .................Arti.1 JANE SF.ID ...................... 49 Pontiac........... 4B-4AHop .......... Ilancta (any kind) .... To be .ore ..ful JUNE SELESNRR .......... Her ', hou.e .............Meelln Paul ................. Fi blin with Babe ........ Marry for I... BOHHIE SENDER ............. ......'49 Pontiac ................. IB-4A flop .................. l oin« math ............ H. S. teacher RICHIE SOBEI..................... SOth S(. and 7th .........4 4 year rourtc ..............Makin model. .............. M. D. CHARLES STEINER ................. Madi.on Jr. Hl«h ......... Graduation ..................Dancia ............... Chief of Police MAE TESTER ......................Potter Avenue ................legend Stafl ..............Horveback rldin ...... Doctor MARTY R EICH ....................La.Uo Street............... Koth'e anlDe....... ......... Sat and clarinet .......... Pro baikrtball 45 Jjutz e's Judmls Rtmember Faioriit Haunt Happy Kceolltdioni Faioriit Pauint Aipiraltom RLTH ANDERSON.................With Florence ..........January Jl, 1946 .... ...... Spending money .........Mn. Bill Lawrence MARILYN BERNSTEIN ........... Wllh Jan and Lynn.......Mr.do . I.rook .......... RalUr abating ..........Ta co la Honda RL'TH HISCHOFF ...............C. H. B..................July 47 ................. Photo coloring ..........Batomln Mr . SHIRLEY COHEN ............... Driving my Chevy........ Pram preparation ...........Writing la Flarida ..... M. R. S. degree ANNE EDELMAN .................Mae- ....................Birthday................... Day drraminc ...........Becoming a modal JOAN ECAN .....................Waiting lor Phyl........On yellow raaa ........... Riding in anything.......To are Europe MORTON ENFIELD .............. 277 Hobaan Slraat .......Birthday .................. Sehaal .................Graduating RUTH FLEISCHER................ With Flicker ..........May 3. 1932 ............... Copying homework .......A family af four EUNICE FLICKER ...............Coney I .land............Augual 2t, 1947............ On ih phone , .........Mr . M. W. ERIKA CAMMER .................M. Y. F..................My l th mmmer ..............To knil ar ikeich ......Finding my man ELAINE GOLDSTEIN..............With Myrna.............. 16th birthday parly ....... Singing ................Happinai HOPE IIARMF.LIN...............Club 327 ................Birlh announcement ........ Staler feuda ...........Mother ol 6 EVELYN KALB...................Bradley Beach ...........December 2S. 194 ......... Seeing hay friend ......Non ELAYNE KAPLAN ................Nl Weequahlc Av ........ Green orchid '. .......... Receiving fan mail......Chaaen Mr . America BARBARA KLUCMAN...............With Honey ............. l abor Day ’49 ............ TV. and M. T. S....... Ta e Ariaana RHODA KREICER.................On the telephone........ Culling with J. B.......... Chewing gum ............Marriage CERALD LEVIN ..................Telealiian art .........September 4. 1946 ......... Aaklog far ibe car......Be rich and happy CAROLE LEXA....................Jne'a l uncheon........ September J. 1949...........Trapp.ng men ...........Ha.ing 4 ••hid LOIS LINES ....................C. H. B. ...........July 4 ......... Seeing bay friend .......Matrimony RIDA LTTW1N...................Old Convertible.........April 24. 1932 ........... Collecting pennanla......Happy marriage MERWIN NELKIN.................I� my Pop’ car... .....March 10. 1949 ..............Preity women ...........Ha.ing my way VITA ONTELL ............... W Averly 3-094 Angnal 4 Seeing M. F.............Marriage JUNE POLLITT .................Selma'a..................Firal dale ................ Talking ................Undecided JOEL RAND .....................With Savon. ............June II. 194 ..............Playing football .......Engineer HERBERT RETSKY.................Anywhere ..... ........ Firal dal ...„............. Girl ..................Chem. Engineer ELEANOR ROTHMAN...............JoeV Brandford PI........Viking Club—9 5 49.........Oppoaile aex ............Pediatric Nut SELMA SCHAFFER .............. .TwbiCRy....... ........ My aailor ..................Skating ................Happinea ELEANOR SCHMEREI..............Twirling practice........Firal gam .................Dancing ................ Ballerina BARBARA L. SEIDNER ............Around..................Meeting .omeone ............Walking ................Mr .— REVA SLOMOWITZ................I Edwin Place .........Two Bridget ............... B. M................'.....My with fulfilled ARI.YNE SOBF.I. ..............Pal’a Cabin .............March 1 . 1932..............Dancing far priree .....Health. Witdam QUINT IN VILLANEUVA...........Near a bora ............ Firal day in 4A ............Riding .................Cowboy MERYL WAYNE ..................Death! a oftco..........Firal party ................Bay .................. Being rich SHELLY WEINSTEIN .............Hamel’ hout ...........Firal bucking hort ........Riding horaea ..........Owning a ranch 46 Quinn V QuanJcifty Rrmtmkrr Fetor ire Haunt Happy Reroi Ur lions Fototila Hasllmt A spiral ions Baae ball CARL ARATOW Poluhmg ■ Huilion .... I.aat diarua throw Living LEILA BUTMAN Nom in booki Firat football gam Dreaming ....To be a teacher | A JACK BROOKS ... J. C.'t home .. . Special Engliih Admiring nature .... Buiinenman JACK CHAIKI.IN J. B.'a home Sperial Engliih Admiring nature Millionaire FLORENCE CORDIER Twin City Aren ... Slh lunrh Holler ikating To gain weight WALTER EISENBKKC Syd-. S. S. football gam Playing baakrlball To be happy ALLEN ELOWITZ .... Torlioi Baae ball ....To be happy NEIL FEINS With Bo D or Joan Sonnie Slipping the boy Multimillionaire Muaician SANFORD COLDBERC Hairin' 4B-4A Hop Football .... Playboy SID HANDLER Bergen Si. . . . Viail to office Annoying leather .... Millionaire AUDREY LEVENSON On the telephone .... Patting Latin Spending money K'entered N'urae HERMAN MEYER Radio ihop Junior H. S. grad. Radio Teacher SANFORD PERELMAN With the girli . J. T.“ Ron Boxing ... .... Mak All-City STANTON PRESSMAN ....With Beierly B. .... Summer irhool Sleeping in lab Playboy BERNADINE RICE .... Looking lor Leaner ... Study hall . . Telephoning Marry rich man LORRAINE RLBIN Al the mown . Firat night dub Playing piano Marry millionaire SHELDON SATTLER .... Sugar Bowl .... � M- Football—Biahopi Te graduate HERBERT SCHONWETTER ... Summit St Day of birth Afternoon coEee HELENE SENDERS .... W hero uninvited Catting into 4A Buying clothe Marry rich man ADELE SHERMAN 223 W . Runyon St A wedding Saturday night To get married MELVIN SIEGEL With Char. Fun Become famoua |ITTH STABER ... . Study Hall Watching TV. NORMAN STEINBERG . ..Home Millionaire Houiewtfe ELV1N ZIEDEK Elaine'a houao ... Boohi 47 waft Jus' zJftea$uftes Remember t o, or He Haunt IIappy Rreolleeliani Favorite Pan,me A,p,ration, RICHARD AM MANN..................Eiftyuhrri................S. S. Summer Sehool .......... T« d«srkin| .............. Polimua FRAN BECK .......................$«ulh Side Settlor Nile Going lo iin'i ?'«fl«ry FREDDIE BILLET...................Goldman'. Hacienda pnl II. I JI Ba.krtball and food........Medicine JEAN BI.MIKK ....................Rith Lenny ........ Pupp) love «ilh J. L. ....... Doing ikr rhumba ......... M. H. S. drgrre JAY BLOOM ....................... Oar labor another ........ Ylppr I t II ................ Handbell ................I wiah I knew PALL BODNAR .....................Tk� Lafayette ...... .. Jrwiah holidays .......... Mekinr money .................Drive Klerk Beauty BOH BKI N MK R a.hmgton, D. C...... Inauguration of H. T. Political ipeechea I . S. Senator MARY ••TEX CANSOR Riding nay korae Riding in a rodeo Y'odeling Rodeo rider FRED C.ORTHIGHT ................... Herb'. houae ... ... 'I pennant race Baaekall and hiking ....... Creek the maiora BLANCHE HONEY' ' Ell.AN .... Hen Club arith cook ...... Hop Scotch polka ..... Chit chat on phone........ Too boat and a girl IN A FIRSICIIBAl'M .............. Cruning't................Trip lo N. C..................Dancing ................... Own variety itore MYRA GOODMAN R ith Ir. Cone. I.land Romance Marr.oge BOB HEYMAN ......................Chefela'a ................Laat 6 torch data ... ........ Driving old cara .... ... To iraduate ROLF KAHN ....................... Lake Hopalcong ..........Trip over Atlantic ....... Muaic faiolinl ........ Chemical Engineer DON KALFMAS .....................Kata Kornrr S'i«� of ‘fT.'H II ate ball, women ........Pro ball plaver XII I A KAl PM AN Ira. Youth Center llo«te,i at Center . Dancing Medical aaiiatant IRENE CLAIRE KELLY ............. Roodbridgr ............... Oh Brother! Skating and Bill .......... Nurae ALLEN KLEIN .....................R’ilh the ladiea .........Cirla gam .......... ........Girl.’ phone numbera....... Play boy BEY' KHKISLH The Itawlhoenr March IJ. 1 52 .........People S’ II .............Lnemplovment rheckt SEYMOUR KUSNET2 ................. R'here el.e but?......... Day. in 101 ......... Driving Dodge ............ Dungaree. BIG GEORGE l.aBAR ... ...........The Lalayelte ..........'IS Cleveland Indiana ........Counting money ............ Chemical Engineer EILEEN LERNER Everywhere Senior year t herring R rcquhaic victory HOB IE LUNIN ... ................ Hawthorne Play Area . . Standing in aludy ......... Jarr ... ............. V ho know.? ARLENE MINTZ ....................Long Reach .. ... . Pal., date, love ... ......... . Cabbing on phone ....... Renown at author ALVIN PICKER Newark new.paper. Ceiling all AV Playing the piano To be lope JL’DI PRAG ...............Not in H. K. .............Laal aummer'a fun ............Talking on the phone ......A pre-wed couree HI RN PHALCEYEH Corner of II. R. 101 l aal game we won.............Swimming and girla ........Travel all over RAY’ PROSICKI . .........Bond’a Entering Rrequahic Eat awful awfula .........To be rich BARBARA HEISMAN .................At Philharmonic .......... Carl Stern .................. .Singing .................Concert celli.t MARTIN ROSEY” ROSENTHAL Bed ............. Ptay.ic. data ----- , To .leep and .win ..........Phyt.cian HERBERT SAMUELS ................. At N A J A C Thuridav at N A J A C ........ Coin collecting .......... Pbarmac.it MARILYN SAMUELS ?:� Cold.m.lh Ave. July S. lot Dodge convertible..........Mr . D. Freedman DAVID SCHENERMAN ................ J. A. Headquarter. ...... My (later wedding .........Stamp collecting .......... A aurceta BEATRICE SII.Y ER Y.ar Irlr.i.ion L.r.lvearal II. S. Mu.ic French teacher ROGER I. SHEEN Home Sweel Home Ian Torch l) t.la.ilcal mu.ic ..........Social worker LENNY STRULOYITZ In mi car R hen brake, failed .......... Doing homework ....... .. Counterboy ALEX THOMSON .................... Hunterdon and Ration No wheol ------------ ... .. Pinochle, football ........ Marriage SHIRLEY REI.NSTOCK ..............R here be i ............ Gooey I.lead ................Men 6'J”...................R edded bli.a 48 swtMOty Anne |,an n°T :hrooin '“ fri £• M—M—Good! Crt 'AO 0c lrso l rf L v'Vi ♦! � Li «r Our irliool looks very smart with her new paint job. Imagine history in a hlue room, English in a beige room, and French in a pink atmosphere. We Hatch expectantly the progress on the stadium being built in Vntermsnn held. We Here treated to a comical French play this term and the very dramatic “!le,M starring Marcia Hlumberg. Both showed W eeqtwliic talent to advantage. We were thrilled by a General Motors assembly showing miracles of science. Colors Hashed magically through a darkened auditorium and an egg was boiled by “cold heat. At another assembly, Houard Bussell, the lanwus nar hero, spoke to the group. The trip some of us took to the Cnitcd Nations at Flushing Meadows was a memorable event. A student delegation met President Truman at the height of his campaign and this may have inspired our 0. It. A. to the extent that at our next election, 0. B. A. candidates Barry Kolton and Elaine Kaplan made campaign speeches in school assemblies. Leading the class in our junior year was president Norman Krueger. The Freedom Train, with its significant documents of history, arrived in Newark this term. Many of us were excused from school to view the display. Harry Kolton and Flaine Kaplan, our representatives from Weequahic, attended an Interscholasiic Council to promote friendly relations among Newark schools. We look forward to future iuterscholastic events. r • | i ■ . I i i— n i I - Wt' ' • � vs Aruem; Miyrz . ARLENE MlNXZ fELAYNE kAPLAN Named MR .. MAfmtft Of fi. ROTH API 01 NTT D Ambassador to Lower SLOftfcOVlA f ARLENE MINTZ. WINS PUUTZLER PRVXE -SHIRLl heal Y E. GOLDMAN Mm r ‘ TEA HIM V4 TU Amo h- ftATufclb IN H€W yopk Po T Fmeigh scores io4- f Po� NTS TD BREAk CAGE RECORD DOROTHY BRAND TO PLAY CONCERTO WITH SPlkEJONES X Vv v x t % v A V- A , t-v;- v Popularity Plus FREIDA SAVITZ ELY IN ZIEDER Athletically Inclined EILEEN LERNER SANFORD GOLDBERG SfA (■ ass Comedians MERYL S AVltfr “«vm CANSOR .Vo Talented DOROTHY BRAND MORTON ENFIELD JLest l(Je $on jet CHORAL ODE “ f is sweet and fitting to die for one's native land. Death pursues the couard. nor do his flying heels and frightened back help him to escape. But courage, scorning base defeat, shines forth with unsullied honor, and is steadfast in challenging the foe, needless of the fickle voice of the rabble. Horace Mingled with happier memories of high school is a day important to our growth toward maturity, a day of realization of the sorrows that come in the wake of war. It was a day of sadness and yet great honor. On May 29, 1949, a Memorial Day Program was dedicated to the memory of Wccquahic High School students and graduates who gave their lives to their country during World W ar 11. Reverend Northwood delivered a prayer for the dead to the hushed assemblage. The mood of the audience was tuned to the solemnity of the day as selections including “Invictus” and “Choral Ode” were sung by the glee club. After other ceremonies, guests and parents of the war dead proceeded to the front corridor. Amidst a crowd immersed in the depths of their memories, Dr. John Herron delivered an address as he unveiled the bronze tablet of dedication. The names of W eequahic's war heroes shone forth as the benediction w'as delivered. After a moment of silent prayer, guests were invited to visit the memorial trees and plaques in the Stadium. W’e of the graduating class of 1950 were proud to have witnessed this program and pay homage to the valiant ones. 58 Ajoe.se Mi.ntz I � 'i� •'.vlVA' Ot A cov c v jK AV.Ot fr v ESTHER G.OLDMAN BAND AND ORCHESTRA CALUMET STAFF GLEE CLUB PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN TWIRLERS AND CHEERLEADER 4A COUNCIL AND O. B. A. TOP-RANKING STUDENTS BANKERS AND AUDITORS SAGAMORES HONOR SOCIETY LEGEND STAFF USHERS, LIBRARY AND PROJECTION STAFF ' fjii yne ri fit n, RUNNING THE MILE? the r Rsr o ir or SCHOOL ? TWC CAMPAIGNS? MEASURING FOR CAPS AND GOWNS ? BY NONA DENUO’.U 'COURT? Vy THE BUSK TO THE CITY 5TA0IUN? GRADUATION? rim 2 fronts rftistoky “Yea team! Fight, team, fight! ' Thus we recall the spirit ami the sportsmanship that strove for victory. Anil as we scan our scrapbook's pictures of the hoys who won fume on the athletic fields, we proudly recall the achievements of these hoys. BASEBALL: Of Wccquahic's baseball nine, under the direction of Charles Schneider, four lettermen are among the graduates. Barry Kolton. who performed very capably at first base on both the defense and offense, has been a varsity member for two years. Norman Krueger, a popular player on playground teams, will be missing from this year's pitching staff. Don Kaufman has proved to he an effective hurler in his two years of twirling, and Fred (Wliitey) Coi l right played fine hall both behind and along side of home plate. BASKETBALL: Though the Indian's cage squad failed to retain its City League championship, Coach Henry Donn has high hopes for his charges this year, despite the graduation of Marty Wcicli, one of the team's stellar performers and a fine player to have under the backboards. CROSS-COUNTRY AND TRACK: Our cross-country and track teams hit the cinder path last year with a fair amount of success. Coaches William Rose and William Ilofer have been successful in bringing their squads along. The only cross-country Ictterman to don the cap and gown is Sid Handler who captained the team in bis final year. Leaving the track squad arc Sandy Goldberg, who turned in sterling performances in the 100-vard and 200-yard dashes and the pole vault events, and Herman ’’Babe Berg, who developed fast at the close of the season in the javelin throw and the high hurdle events. SWIMMING: The swimming team, coached by “Skippy” Stein, which placed second in The City Meet during the 1918-19 season, was aided greatly by the services of Larry Tomasula. He excelled in the 100-yard backstroke and the 120-yard medley relay, winning letters in both his years on the team. Sandy Simon gave a creditable showing as a 220-yard free styler, besides working at the manager's post during the 1917-1918 campaign. Klvin Zicdcr proved to be one of the Indian's top 40-yard frecstylcrs. Frank Dondcrshinc earned his “W by participating in the freestyle relay and handling chores. By earning a letter in the 100-yard backstroke, Sheldon Saltier proved his ability. BOXING AND FENCING: Wcequahic’s Golden Glove tournaments, directed by Charles Schneider, produced many promising pugilists. A1 Klein won all three bouts in which he participated. Don Dvorin, Dave Bornstein, Neil Feins, Joel Rand, and Shelley Weinstein all received letters for their victories. Our fencing team, coached by Harry Boutsakaris, placed third in the state in 1917, winning ten and losing only one duel in city competition. Marvin Stoloff helped greatly in attaining this record. FOOTBALL: The gridiron eleven was coached by Lou Stammelman who replaced Lou “Bucky Harris in 1919. The spirit, hustle, and potential power of the squad gave every indication of a long-awaited improvement in Wcequahic's football team. Missing from next year’s team will be Sandy Goldberg, who played both guard and fullback. As the team's co-captain he earned his letter for his fine back field work. Jack Licbcrman performed capably at a halfback post and starred as the team's extra-point kicker. Gerry Safier captained the squad and switched from his 1918 quarterback position to end in 1919 to score the team's first two touchdowns of the season. (Out z iaJium The Kickoff. Our Coaches. A fanfare of trumpets, a thunderclap of drums, and the Orange and Brown stepped out on the field. Amid the brassy blare and thrills of another football season, Weequahic's colors came to a pause. On October the fifteenth, 1949, Untermann Stadium was solemnly dedicated, dedicated not only to the distinguished judge and citizen after whom it is named, but dedicated to and hallowed by those of Weequahic who had given their lives in the battle for freedom. Just eighteen months before, the site of the proud stadium was a wind-blown, rock-studded sand lot. But on the first Saturday of the autumn season of 1949, an overflowing crowd of six thousand exuberant spectators pressed into the grandstands as the familiar figure of Principal Herzberg officially opened the stadium by making the season's opening kickoff. The multitude watched as the gridiron warriors trampled upon the virgin turf; the autumn sun splashed brightly in the stands; and the bands and cheerleaders performed studied routines. This event signified the start of a new era for Weequahic athletics in Newark's newest and finest sports center. 1 o the thousands who were there, to our classmates both on the playing field and in the stands, went the pride of being part of the moment, part of the thrills and groans, victories and defeats of Weequahic's new addition to the tribal grounds. Whitcy” Corlright Norm Krueger Baseball and Basketball Team r' ■ . Shelly Weinstein Al Klein Don Kaufman Barry Kolton Joe Rand Neil Feins Marty Weirh Don Dvorin Boxing Team Dave Bornstein Gerry Saficr Sandy Simon Track and Football Squads Frank Dondcrshinc Larry Toma� ula Jack Licbcrman Marv Stoloff Shelly Saltier Sid Handler Babe” Berg Sandy Goldberg Sandy Goldberg Elvin Zicder Swimming and Fencing Teams inis ’ 21 fronts eview A Bicycle Built for Six. “Do You Think We’ll Make It? Let Co, Weequahic!” “W ATHLETIC AW ARD WINNERS Eleanor Schmerel, Eileen Lerner. Ruth Staher, Ruth Bischoff, Ericka Canuner, Harriet Harmelin, Elayne Goldstein. Ride ’ini Cowboy! As the strains of the last dance fade away. And the closing doors of Wccquahic say goodbye, We leave behind us our high school years, Leaving the glory, the doubts, our carefree hearts. Leaving what was familiar and so important, Achieving appreciation of life’s values. Leaving all scenes so dear, we say farewell. Farewell, our school of fondest memories. Arlene Mint SJifo tia! DOROTHY BRAND.............Editor-in-Cliirf ARLENE MINTZ...............Literary Editor ROLF KAHN..................Prr.onuL Editor SANFORD GOLDBERG.............Sports Editor FRIEDA SAVITZ...................Art Editor NORMAN KRUEGER . . . Advertising Editor Assistant Editors Klavnc Kaplan Barry Kolton Boh Lapidus Alvin Picker Myrna Schenkel Jane Seid Barbara Sender Mac Tester Art Staff Nona Denholtz Neil Feins Erica Gammer Esther Goldman Kona Karp Herbert Scbonwcttcr Typing Staff Marilyn Raphael Chief of Staff Eunice Flicker Harriet Harmelin Hope Harmelin Khoda Krieger Vita Ontcll Advertising Staff Robert Keichcnstein Treasurer Marilyn Raphael Secretary Arlene Sobel Eunice Flicker Audrey Levenson Klayne Kaplan Barbara Kingman Anne Edclman Melvin Siegel Bcrnadine Rice Harriet Harmelin Hope Harmelin Greta Millman Eileen I erncr George LaBar Judi Prag Herbert Samuels Beverly Kreiser Sanford Greenstein Marion Hirselt Frieda Savitz Annette Wildstein Arlene Mintz Advisers Marion W. Jennings........................Editorial Angela Castora..........................Advertising Alice M. Saltman................................Art Alice F. Cobey...............................Typing To all those who so kindly gave of their time and services to enable us to achieve a Huccessful yearbook we extend our sincere appreciation. We wish to thank the faculty for their kind assistance, the New City Printing Company which facilitated the planning of the Legend, and Hal Halpern and his staff for their generous services and excellent photography. The Editorial Board Best Wishes for Your Future Success From Your Yearbook Photographer 76 1011 Bergen Street Newark, New Jersey 315 Millburn Avenue Millburn, New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY 1950 ? 77 Weequahic Adult School EXTENDS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY '50 We shall be happy to serve your future needs in our Adult Classes. Courses will be offered in any subject for which there is sufficient registration. Leave your name and address in the Adult School office if you wish to receive our catalogs regularly. WILLIAM B. MAYER PAUL LAPP£ Administrator Chairman, Executive Board Best Wishes from the Compliments of 0. B. A. COUNCIL SCHMEREL BROS. Barry Kolton Audrey Goodman Roy Schotland Gil Henoch Joe Murphy Seymour Solondz FURRIERS Jack Lippman WAverly 3-8594 Shaw Bros. Jack Schwartz HARDWARE PAINTS JANITOR SUPPLIES DISTINCTIVE CLOTHES 380 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 1 RRANFORD PLACE NEWARK, N. J. Mitchell 2-0980 Eit. 1918 Best Wiihcj To All My Fellow Graduates Beatrice Silver Schenkel's, Inc. DRESS SUITS TO HIRE 21 MARKET STREET NEWARK, N. J. 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J. HOMEROOM 307 MArkct 3-51 M N. Winarsky Cr Son DEALER IN KOSHER MEATS and POULTRY 108 PRINCE STREET NEWARK, N. J. Compliments of Leslie Sweet Shop Compliments of AL and TEDDY 380 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. HOMEROOM 302 Compliments of Custodial Staff 88 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments Of HOMEROOM 308 Larry Alboum Norma Levine Joel Black Maxine Meyerson Rhoda Bloom Melvin Nocks Ronald Citron Sheila Nocks Marcia Cohen Jean Pencarski Jerry Finn Janet Platoff Ellis Gant Stanley Rifkind Jacqueline Goldstein Barbara Rosenberg Barry Granick Howard Rosenthal David Grcenblatt Harold Saferstcin George Harris Edwin Schlesinger Howard Holland Arlinc Schwartz Irwin Holt Beverly Simon Jay Horn Richard Stanco Barbara Horowitz Rosalie Wachsman Stanley Leff Gertrude Worms Compliments and Best Wishes from HOMEROOM 215 Compliments of HOMEROOM 221 HOMEROOM 211 Compliments of HOMEROOM 209 COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 103 MRS. ELIZABETH MANNING Susan Schipper Maurice Axelrad Ruth Samuels Sybil Merel Joan L. Gordon Billy Cohen Sandra R. Zeitlin Jordan Siegelman Geraldine D Salomon Leonard Schwartz Charles J. Frankel Bruce Hollander Jerome Boden Ina Frank Fred Stark Jay S. Tuchscher Norma Sklarey Gloria Geiger Frank Lux George Rees Renee Kleiman Renee Kleiman Jack R. Ringel Claire Savin Martin L. Duyk 89 ENTHUSIASM FOR THRIFT Saving for the future makes life more interesting— heightens ambition to succeed—promotes self respect —opens the way to higher education and better business prospects. It is an invaluable aid to good citizenship. Enthusiasm for thrift paves the way for a successful future. The Howard Savings Institution 764-768 BROAD STREET • NEWARK 1, N. J. BLOOMFIELD AVENUE BRANCH SPRINGFIELD AVENUE BRANCH BLOOMFIELD AND CLIFTON AVENUES SPRINGFIELD AVENUE and BERGEN STREET THE LARGEST SAVINGS BANK IN NEW JERSEY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliment of Best Wi h« from Mr. and Mrs. S. Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reichenstein JEWEL ADS Jon David Krueger Peter Schecter Howard Feldmesser Anne and Judy Marilyn and Norm Audri and Saul Edde Sea-Gull Mu Sigma Donna Slatnick Julien Go I den berg Sorrells Kappa Sigma Tau Robert Klugman Lois Horn Lila Prager Larry F. Drucker Alan and Carole Arlene and Audry Elaine and Fran Sandy and Marty David Lessner Judi and Jerry Mark S. Feldmesser Marilyn Arnon Bob and Lois Naomi Fcntchel Laync and Dave Richard Bccber J. Silberman Lois Esterson To Mickey Gloria and Rosalind Gloria and Leo Hanna Rawiz Irene and Lita Thomas and Cerami Norm and Sandy Phyllis and Glenda Sylvia Tex Levenson Har and Stan Eileen H. Carmel Sondra R. Zeitlin Marilyn Steinberg Myrna 8. Nonbcrg Alise M. Nonberg Sandy and Artie Heidi Schechter The Greatest Cutter 90 BEST WISHES FROM Homeroom 205 Pearl Anderson Sandra Lachs Jean Barnett Ruth Brodkin Howard Brody Martin Castlebaum Julia D'Lholucky Harold Donahue Garry Garrett Miriam Geller Katherine Green Elanor Hart Gilbert Henoch Pearl Hutchins Jerry Kaplan Wesley Keefer Cecelia Klein Joe Kupersmith Louise Mogil Gerry Monastersky Seymour Morgenstern Bob Moss Leonard Quint Martin Ratiner Sanford Reever Malcolm Rice Bob Shapiro Roy Schotland Sam Stein Herb Tabatchnick Norman Tallen Marilyn Weich WAvefly 3-5751 Star Maintenance Co. FLOOR WAXING — WINDOW CLEANING GENERAL OFFICE CLEANING Mitchell 2-2940 THE ORIGINAL Billy Dorn's Music Store MUSICAL MERCHANDISE 279 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 82 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Harwin Jewelers OFFICE WAREHOUSE WAverly 6-1660 MArket 2-9355 Stanford Engineering Cr Construction Co. ROOFING end SIDING 519 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. i. 365 CLINTON PLACE NEWARK, N. J. Bigelow 3-1465 Lee's Confectionary Benn Kirsch Jewelers 204 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. 408 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Compliments of Bigelow 2-4928, 4532 Mildred Corset Shoppe Lempert Cr Cohen Co. MEATS 1009 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. ). (At Mepes Avenue) 305 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. 91 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reichenstein Mr. and Mrs. S. Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. George Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ganek Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Savitz Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slavkovsky Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Warrence Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lapidus Dr. and Mrs. Allen Abrams Mr. and Mrs. David Drucker Joseph's and Peggy's Beauty Salon Ronnie and Barbara Rosen Hanna Schroder Henry's Harry's Candy Store Frank's Barber Shop Jack Rose Baker's Bakery Ida's Mr. and Mrs. Max Goodman Mr. and Mrs. A. Weckstein Rosy Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. Siehel Mr. and Mrs. Schechter Ultra Cleaners Osborne Terrace Shoe Service M. Sebersky P. Mase Mary Besser Rosenblatt Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Rosenblatt Mr. and Mrs. Herman Perlmutter Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Max Levenson Goldie and Dora Ratner Compliments of A Friend Bob, Barry and Norm Compliments of the Cafeteria Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lunin Eileen and Sherry Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sobel Eileen and Herman Mr. and Mrs. B. Decter Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldenberg Mrs. Esther Goldenberg Mrs. F. Rauchbach Mr. and Mrs. J. Schlonger Ronnie and Julian Decter Mr. and Mrs. D. Cohen Mr. Abe Donker Mr. and Mrs. David S. Rice Weequahic Cheerleaders Ira Mark Lipan Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sheen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wildstein Mr. and Mrs. Martin Levine Mr. and Mrs. Max Brand Bernie and Dorothy Mrs. Lillian Weinberger Mr. and Mrs. David Finkelstein Mr. and Mrs. L. Prag Ben Spector, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. L. Sachauau Mr. and Mrs. William Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raphael Mr. and Mrs. Milton Taback Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Klein Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Silverberg Stan and Bev Max Tanenbaum and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Friedman Mickey and Gene Mr. and Mrs. S. Prager Delmar A. C. Devils A. C. Norm, Mar, and Bob Staff of Weequahic High School 92 Nlw ClTV MINTING COMPANY UNION CITY. N SrEPH JEl D NIS 'ponecv id In preparing the Legend, the Class of June 1950 has tried to condense four years of work, fun, and knowledge into a few words and pictures. Naturally, this book cannot substitute for the actual experiences we shared. If this Legend supplies any pleasant memories in years to come it will justify its existence. May it serve as a common bond to keep us as close in spirit in the future as we have been in fact for the past four years. 2 yQHH fon DecUc4tio t The French have a word for it; the Spanish do; the Romans also; every civilized people has had some word or phrase of graceful gratitude. Be it merci, muchas gracias, gratiae, or simply thank you, they all only partly express our feelings for you, Miss Johnston. Our debt is so overwhelming that mere words are not adequate to tell what is 'in our hearts. Only by our actions can we try, as we have tried, to fulfill your hopes for us. For the multitude of deeds you have done in our behalf; for your kind assistance and guidance; for all of that and much more, the Class of June, 1950, gratefully and respectfully dedicates its Yearbook to you. Miss Helen Johnston. iteiA ut i t x t£e ‘P'Uttccfial 4. TOaUen s4c en tuut Tttax fl. ’rVewfen? PvtKeiftfU 7 tyuulcictfe t6e @0z44 %£ (tune f950 This class is one of the most brilliant ever to graduate from our school; and the fact really has made me feel sorry for some of you shining lights. We have enough talent in the class to furnish valedictorians and salutatorians for half-a-dozen classes, and here some of you are away down in the first, or maybe the fourth quarter. I know that this class has tried to be smart as well as bright and to show horse sense as well as brilliance. My best wishes to all of you. Don't all of you try to be President of the United States, please. 5 MAX J. HERZBERG Principal CONSTANCE BOWERMAN A. WALTER ACKERMAN Assistants to the Principal Commercial and Secretarial Department John R. Boyle, Chairman Elizabeth Baker Bertha I. Butler Alice F. Cobey B. Arthur Darrah Sophia N. Deutsch Dina A. Hirsch Laura M. Isserman Harry J. Jellinek Edward E. Kobetz •Samuel H. Korey Nathan Lemerman Blanche I. Marger •William C. Silber Lena Steinholtz Mary N. Swinney English Department Irving J. Goldberg, Acting Chairman Frank A. DeLisi Marie R. Bernstein •David Bucharest Eugenia W. Chosney A. Emma Conrad Anna Gerber •Leonard Gross Marion W. Jennings Harold La Penna Hilda G. Lutzke Marie O'Connor Christina Russell •David Stamelman Pearl Vogel Irving Wallock Guidance Department Carrie R. Losi •Dorothy Keith Health and Physical Education Department Charles J. Schneider, Chairman William F. Hofer Helen M. Maynard Henry F. Donn Frances Judson Regina Mazaica Dorothy Driscoll Arthur Lustig •William H. Rose, Jr. Harriet Shapiro Marion Wohlfarth Royal Cohn, M D. Health Service Department Betty Sobol, M.D. Marion Millington, R.N. Margaret S. Archer •Grace Brennan, R.N. Industrial and Fine Arts •Herman Holzman William B. Mayer George F. Bowne •Doris B. Hupp Henry Melnik Elizabeth L. Cuttriss Elizabeth L. Manning Anita A. Quinn ••Alice M. Saltman Philip M. Wagner 6 Foreign Language Department Morris Brenman, Chairman Angela Castora Simon Chasen •Edith G. Glucksman Ernest P. Gobeille M. Evangeline Keefe Paula Oellrich Mabel M. Patton •Leola L. Rummer Elizabeth Undritz Reada S. Jellinek Librarians • Rose B. Brashear Marion L. Buchner Ernest R. Ranucci, Chairman Bessie 0. Bingham Ruth K. Blum Mathematics Department Joseph Gruber Shirley S. Kahn Martin Moskowitz Alma G. Pinkerton •Sylvia Ruffkess •Sarah M. Wood Rose M. Miraglia Charlotte R. Frisch Office Staff Lila M. Gollin •Eleanor T. Guidera Ethel Pompadur Charlotte Schlank Science Department Carl J. Hunkins, Chairman Irving Eisen Ann S. Murray David A. Berney •Walter Eisenberg Leon Saunders William R. Castellucio Benjamin Epstein Clarence L. Seltzer Marion L. Stine •James Thompson Max Birnbaum, Chairman Virginia M. Beard Ann S. Block Social Studies Department •Lorna R. Furst Martin Green Helen Johnston Jeanette B. Lappe Helen B. Mercurio Sadie Z. Rous Jennie N. Twardus Jennie Van Beyer Annex • Commuting Teacher 7 7eacfou. VIRGINIA M. BEARD HELEN M. MAYNARD ELIZABETH L. CUTTRISS NATHAN LEMERMAN SOPHIA N. DEUTSCH HELEN JOHNSTON BESSIE O. BINGHAM ARL'f he Goldberg Burton S. Kornfeld 489 Jelliff Avenue HI stalwart spirit born to leid ut to (nil height with greater speed.” Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3; Banker 6, 7; Bio Lab Ass't 6; Homeroom Treat. 7; Legend Staff 8; Class Pres. 5, 6, 7, 8; Commencement Comm. 8. Gerald Monastersky 418 Jelliff Avenue Hit manors, hit air, all who taw admired. Photo Club 1; Science Club 2; Student Council 2; Sagamore 6; 4B-4A Hop Chairman 7; Clast Vice Pres. 5, 6. 7, 8. Bernice Soroka 113 Leslie Street She never fails to speak a pleasant word. Sagamore 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Twirling 3, 4; Cheerleading Club 3; Honor Society See'y 6, 7; Calumet 4, 6; Editor 7, 8; Literary Club 2; Library Staff I, 2; Class Sec y 6, 7, 8, See'y English Class 7; Newspaper Club 1; 3B Council 4; Legend Staff 8. Cecelia Bernice Klein 104 Schuyler Avenue Mono are finer, none are sweeter. Hearts she wins of all who meet her. Annex Reporter 1; Dramatic Club 1; Student Council 2, 5; Foreman Court Jury 2; News-paper-Scc'y 2; Sagamore 3, 5; see'y of Economics 7; Clast Treat. 6, 7, 8. 10 Helene S. Abcrbach 15 Shanley Avenue “It's nice to bo natural Whan you'ro naturally nl«a. Calumet J, 4, 5, 7, 8; Student Council 2; School Magaxine 2; Library Statf 2; Dancing Club 2; Legend 8. Leila A. Ackerman 191 Osbomo Terrace A little sweet and a little plce. All that she has Is sure to be nice. Annex Council 2; Sagamore 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Library Staff 1; Calumet Agent 1, 4; Sales 4, 7; Red Cross Club S; Stu-dent Council 1; History Class Chairman 4; Biology Class Sec'y 4; Homeroom Sec’y 6; English Class Sec'y 6; Chairman of Spanish Club 7; Honor Society 7, 8; Tutoring 7. Judith Elaine Ades 398 Schley Street A dancing shape, an image gay. To haunt, to startle, and waylay.'1 Sagamore 2, Inspector 2, 4, 5; Honor Tutoring 2; Dramatic Club 2; Science Class Chairman 2; Bus. Arithmetic Class Sec'y 2; Study Chairman J; Twirling Club 4; Sec'y of Homeroom 4, 5; Honor Society 5, 6. 7; Usher-Ing Squad 6. 7; Torch Day Comm. 8. Herbert Akelaitis 103 Willoughby Street Not too serious, not too gay; But a real good sport, when it comes to play.M Arthur A. Adler 207 Shephard Avenue Smal in stature, grand In nature. Sagamore 3. Lawrence Alboum 98 Weequahic Avenue Art it the Theme for his favorite dream. Sagamore 2. «; Golf Club 7; Prelection Statf 3; Glee Club 8; French Club 3. Myron Allen 53 Willoughby Street Success crowns the efforts of the worker. Pearl Anderson 5 Wolcott Terrace ’No other gem, however fair. Can with our charming pearl compare. Arlene Joan Anker 101 Aldine Street Simple ot manner—tweet of smile. Library Staff 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1; Literary Club 2; Cheerleading Club 3; Twirling Club 3; Class Sec'y 6; Calumet Agent 6, 7; Sagamore 2; Reception Staff 7; Legend Typing 8. II Edith Apfelroth 42 Custer Avenue A happier, healthier world we'll Now that Edith has nursing in mind. Dramatic Club 1; Red Cross Club 1, 3; Sagamore 2, 4; Cheering Club 3; Modem Dancing 5; Chemistry Club 7; Badminton Club 8; Spj niih Club 8; Legend Staff 8; Cap and Gown Comm. 8. Ruth T. Attermann 43 Goodwin Avonwo “So dork and vivacious. So smilingly loquacious. Library Staff 3; Sag amor $; Hebrew Culture Club 5, Sec'y 8, 7; Homeroom Chairman 5; History Sec'y 3; Health Sec'y 5; German Club 6, 7, 8; Physics Lab Ass't 6; Honor Society 7, 8; Legend 8. Robert Neil Avergon 238 Custer Avenue “Happy go lucky fellow Is be, Pond of fun and hilarity. Pres. Chemistry Club 8; Aviation Club 5. Maurice Axelrad 137 Renner Avenue “His intelligence and common He is most willing to dispense. Journalism Club 1; Chemistry Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 2. S, 7; Science Club 2; Sagamore Inspector 2; Honor Tutoring 2, 7; Stamp Club 3; Lab Ass't 5; Math Club S; Honor Society 7, 8; Banking Auditor 7. Doris Baccaro 5 Huntington Terrace 'She has a laugh that's full of fun, And a disposition as bright as the sun. Sagamore 1; Banker 1; Guidance Receptionist 5. Lois E. Barad 347 Chadwick Avenue “Pretty and vivacious, a never tailing smile, All the senior boys, our 'Fiti' will beguile. Art Club 1. Erwin Baker 847 South 20th Street “Happy-go-lucky, smiling free. There's nothng yet that bothered me. Protection Staff 1, 7; Sagamore 2; Color Guard 7; Class Council 8. Jeanne Barnett 272 Peshine Avenue 'Never an unkind word or deed. This is Jeanne's practiced creed. Theodore Becker 89 Lehigh Avenue “Happy-go-lucky, joyful free; Nothing will ever bother me. Track Team 8; Cross Country Mgr. 7; Biology Lab Ass't 7; Latin Club Sec'y 2; Class Coun-cil 8. 12 Herbert Bceber 108 Watson Avenue “Happy-go-lucky, carefree air. His type of wit liked everywhere. Sagamore 3, 7, 8; Sagamore Judge 7, 8; 3A Council 8; Bio Lab Ass't 8; 4B Council 7; Legend 8; Refreshment Comm. 8. Carol Pearl Beiner 25 Porter Avenue Her modest answer and graceful air Show her wise and good as she Is fair. Annex Council 1, 2; Photography Croup I; Debating Club 2; Sagamore 2, 3, 4, 5, Ass't Inspector 7; Language Club 3; Sewing Club Chairman 4; Homeroom Sec'y 4; Algebra Class Chairman 4; Calumet Agent 5, 6, 7. 8; Ushering Staff 5, Chief 6, 7, 8; Physics Lab Ass t 6, 8; International Relations Class Chairman 8. Harvey Bell 57 Fabyan Place Agreeable and full of fun. Well liked by everyone. Sagamore 2; Teen Age Book Club Sec'y 2; German Club 3; Freshman Baseball 4; Council 5; Class Council 8. Margaret Anne Bell 299 Hawthorne Avenue Always pleasant, always kind. Always charming and refined. Junior Red Cross Vice Pres. 2; Student Council 2, 8; School Magatine 2; Dancing Club 2; Aviation Interest Club Pres. 5; Library Staff 5; Ass't to Miss Stcinnoltx 5; Refreshment Comm. 8. Rita Berger 166 Johnson Avenue She's friendly, she's sweet. Just the girt you'd like to meet. Twirling Club 4; Twirling Battalion 4, 8; Orchestra 4. Edith C. Bcrkowitx 50 Fariey Avenue A form more fair, a face more Ne'er hath It been our lot to meet. Debating 2; Class Council 8. Richard Henry Berns 33 Vassar Avenue A sparkling wit. a charm that's rare, resist him? no one can, A pleasant smile, a handsome face, our Ricky's quite a man. French Club Pres. 2; Banking Representative 2; Photography Club Pres. 2; Class Council 2; French Club 3; Gen. Language Club 3; Sagamore 5, 7; Swimming Team 5, 6; 4B-4A Hop Committee 7; Track 5; Legend 8; Legend Advertising 8. Jo Ellen Bertell 67 Treacy Avenue So ioyous, blithe, and full of grace. As Heaven had lent her all its face. Sagamore Inspector 2, Sagamore 3, 8; Handicraft Club Sec'y 3; Chccrlcading Club 3; French Club 7, 8; History Class Sec'y 8; Typing Class Sec'y 8; Science Club 8. Melvin Beyers 642 High Street Jesters do often prove prophets. Band 3; Sagamore 3. Irwin Binder 159 Clinton Place He goes his way and does wrong. Sagamore 3. Constance M. Bird 1141 Bergen Street She looks like an angel—a pretty one, too. But you never can tell what an angel will do. Sagamore Inspector 1; Class Council 1; Twirling Squad 5; Sagamore 7. 13 Libby Birnbaum SO Wolcott Terraco Eager to help whenever there's need. This young girl is sure to sue ceed. Dramatic Club 2; Student Council 2; Student Council Juror 2; Ushering Staff 3, 5, 6, 7, 8; Twirling Club 3; Cheerleading Club 3; 3A Council 6; School Finances 5; Homeroom Chairman 7. Joel R. Black 85 Grumman Avenue “A kind word forever on his lip. He's full of fun from top to Up. Sagamore 2, 6; Banker 2; Lab. Ass t 6, 7. Marcia B. Blascnstein 1052 Bergen Street She is Jolly and carefree as though life were a pleasant game. Sagamore I; Dramatic Club 1; Twirling Club 3, 4. 5, 6, 8; Twirling Squad 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8; Band 6; Sec'y-Foods 6; Legend Typist 8. Selma R. Blatt 64 Shaw Avenue She may not be Einstein, but she’s hippy and gay. We'd like Selma to remain always this way. Library Staff I, 2; Radio Workshop I; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Assembly Chairman 2; Cheerleading Club 3; Auditor 5; Banker 6, 7, 8; Herald Tribune Representative 6; Homeroom Chairman 7; Sagamore 7, 8; Sec'y Eng. Class 8. Gerald Bloch 239 Renner Avenue Boys will be boys. Rhoda S. Bloom 390 Chadwick Avenue A happy and bright girl is she Never an old maid will she be. Twirling Squad 3. Eileen Blum 310 Johnson Avenue Charm strikes the sight. But merit wins the soul. Sagamore 1. Nathan Blutinger 714 South 17th Street He is small, he is wise; He's a terror for his sise. Hebrew Club Vice Pres. 6, Pres. 7; German Class Vice Pres. 6; German Club 6; Physics Lab. Ass t 6, 7; Music Comm. 8. Jerome Boden 455 Leslie Street We are the music makers. And we are the makers of dreams. Biology Club 1: Chemistry Club 1; Science Club. Vice Pres. 2; Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Orchestra 5, 6, 7, 8; German Club 3; Protection Staff 3. Wesley Boodish 25 Bragaw Avenue A swell guy with many friends. We hope his sunny nature never ends. Sagamore 2. 3; Ass't Sec'y of Eng. 2, 6; Teen-Age Book Club 2; SecJy In Gym 5, 6: Pres. In History 5; Class Council 7; Homeroom Chairman 7; Health Chairman 7. 14 Enid S. Brakcr 109 Lyon Avonuo Look out upon the star my love. And ihtmt them with thine eye . CUts Concil 2; Honor Society Tutor 2, 5, 6; Honor Society 5, 6; Honor Society Sec'y 7, 8; Chccrfeading 3; Gen. Language 3; Ushering S i 4, J, «, 7, 8; Dramatic -lub 2; Twirlinq Club 3, A; Sagamore 4, 5, 7, 8; Sec'y in Spanish, English 6; Spanish Club Sec'y 7; Badminton Club 8; Sec'y of Homeroom 8; Sales Comm. 8. Frances Bregman 118 Goldsmith Avenue Shining eyes, a smile of pearl, Fran is lust a perfect girl. _ Library Staff 3. 4, 5, 8, 7; Cheering Club 3; Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; Orchestra 3, 4; Calumet Agent 5, 7; Ceramics Club 5; Sec'y of German 5; Sec'y of Trig. 7; Sec'y of English 7; Cap and Gown Comm. 8. Anne Bressler 158 Clinton Place Nothing is rarer than real goodness. Library Staff 3. Ruth Brodkin 897 Hunterdon Street A willing smile, desire to please, And actions backing both of these. Dramatic Club 1. Enid M. Brody 1579 Leslie Street Hillside, New Jersey A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is innocent. Handicraft Club 1, 2, 3; Teen. Age Book Club 2; Sewing Club 3; Sagamore 3; Library Staff Sec'y 5, Library Staff 8, 8. Howard Brody 36 Bock Avenue Enthusiasm is the greatest asset in the world. Basketball 7; Sagamore 6; Chess and Checker Club 2, 4, Sec'y 6; Tennis Team Co-Capt. 2; Math Club 6; Lab Ass't 6. Betty Brown 123 Watson Avenue Neither too careless, nor too glad. Not too serious, not too sad. Sagamore 4; Cheerleader 3. Thomas Bryce 469 Elisabeth Avenue To know him is to appreciate him. Robert Byck 794 South 11th street Teaming in desire to acquire knowledge. Photography Club 3, 5; Projection Staff 4, 5, 8; 38 Council 5; WBGO Radio Workshop 8. 15 Nancy B. Camchc 250 Renner Avenue A ready wit and vibrant voice. Help make Nancy our first choice. Dramatic Club 1, 2; Radio Work-shop 1; French Club 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8; Sagamore 2; Debating Club 2; Contemporary Club 3; Biology Chairman 4; Honor Society 5, 6, 7, 8; Honor Society Tutoring 6; Badminton Club 6; Creative Writing Club 6; Sec'y of Assemblies 7; Chem Class Chairman 7; Science Club 8; Sec'y of History Class 8. Martin Castlcbaum 414 Leslie Street 'Doe' It what Mart wants to bo. Worthy of that profession it Herald Tribune Agent 6; Chem Club Vice Pret. 7; French Clatt Chairman 7; Physic Lab A� � 't 7; Chem Lab Att’t 8; Science Club 8; Sales Comm. 8. Lois B. Chase 83 Shephard Avenue May we present Mitt Lois Chase, A girl who'll go beyond tint bate. Dramatic Club I; Newspaper Club 1; Chem Club I; Debating Club 2; Science Club 2; Auditor 2; Ushering Statt S, 6, 7, 8; Ad. vertising Staff 5; Sagamore 5, 6, 7; Badminton Club 6, 8, Circulating Statf 7. 8; Physics Clast Sec'y 7; Golf Club Sec'y 7; Hop Comm. 7; Volley Ball Club f; Legend 8. Nathan L Chesal 204 Clinton Place Great oaks from little acorns grow. Sagamore 3, 5, 6; Band 3, 4, S, «, 7. 8; Orchestra 3. 4, S. 6, 7, 8; Homeroom Chairman 3, 4; Council 6; Music Comm. 8. Donald Francis Clark 278 Johnson Avenue A good companion and an easy friend. Photography Group 1. Ronald S. Citron 29 Rose Terrace Loyal, friendly, and very sincere. The ideal classmate have we here. Sagamore 3; Debating Club 2; School Newspaper 1, 2; Guidance Office 2; Legend 8. Alan N. Cohen S2S Elizabeth Avenue A cheerful youth, courteous and kind, A steady friend with an energetic mind. Safety Patrol 1, 2; Chest and Checkers Club I; Teen Age Book Club 2; Printing Club 3, 4; Stamp Club 3; Math Club 6. Herbert Cohen 58 Tillinghast Street Silence hat more eloquence than speech. lone Ethel Cohen 41 Aldine Street She's so cute and so petite. Her pleasant charm makes life a treat. Red Cross Club 1; Biology Club I; Sagamore 2, 4, 5; Cheering Club I. Joyce Barbara Cohen 245 Wainwright Street Joyce's fashions we soon shall see. Surpassing those of gay Paree. Handicraft Club Pres. 1, 2; Twirling Club 3; Guidance Reception. 1st 4; Banker 7; Legend Typing 8; Ass't Chairman Machines Class 8; Sec'y Accounting Class 8. Marcia Rita Cohen 74 Leslie Street To you God granted a heart ever new. To all always open, to all always true. Library Staff 3, 8; Hebrew Club 5; A Capella Choir 7, 8. 16 William Roy Cohen 212 K««r Avenue A little nontente now end then It relished by the bett of men. Sagamore 1, 2, 4; Student Coun- ell 1. Mary Ann Conklin 726 South 14th Street A happy tmilc for every day. She givet to all who come her way. Glee Club 2. Richard Martin Cohn 867 South 11th Street He It not only one of the boyt, but one of the bett. Protection Staff 1, 2, ); Sagamore 2; Swimming Team 5; Homeroom Chairman 5, 6. Eleanor G. Conradt 90 Schley Street A quiet girl of tferling worth. Meant more than all the gold on earth. Red Croat Club 1; Science Club 1; Sagamore 6; Clatt Sec'y 5; Sewing Club 8; Office Monitor 8. Arlene Cooperman 78 Wolcott Terrace Prom thit gay, attractive gal we have to part. For the hat found a way to every heart. Dramatic Club 1; Library Staff 2; Twirling Squad 3, 6. 7, 8; Banker 6; Herold Tribune Alternate 6; Band 6; French Club 7, 8. Jack Crane 187 Chancellor Avenue A pleatant fellow with pleatant Will be tuccettful all hit dayt. Track Team 6. William Cordes 100 Summit Avenue It it tranquil people who accomplith much. Ingrid Rose Danziger 187 Seymour Avenue All who know her will agree. That the't at nice at the can be. Glee Club 2; Dancing Club 2. Stephanie Davis 215 Hantbury Avenue None knew her but to love her; None named her but to praite. Honor Society 5, 6, 7; Honor Society Tutoring 5, 6; Library Staff 1, 2; Art Club 1, 3; Debating Club 2; Badminton 2: Language Club Pret. 3; French Club 3; Biology Sec'y 4; Sagamore 4; Spanith Club 7; Decoration Comm. 8. Harvey Davison 133 Hantbury Avenue Behind hit quiet countenance Uet a laughing heart. Stamp Club 3; Sagamore 3. 17 Fred Dear 69 Huntington Terrace Freddy It the perfect friend, a pal we all admire. Hit character a perfect blend, he't all we could detire. Ronald DeLeo 770 South 16th Street There It plenty of mitchief In that boy. Service Patrol 2; School Magi, sine 2; Latin Club 2. Thelma Denburg 259 Schley Street Oassling eyet, a pep that's rare. A tmile to charming beyond compare. Homeroom Chairman 7, 8; 48-4A Hop Comm.; Sewing Clatt Chairman 7; Sec'y to Mr. Bemey 7; Sagamore 7, Ati't Inspector 5; Annex Newspaper I; Dramatic Club I; Sales Comm. 8. Alice Miriam Dirgo 14 Chadwick Avenue A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love it innocent. Calumet Advertising 5, Manager 6, 7. 8; Glee Club 2; Debating Club 2. Jaclyn Sondra Drazin 10 Crescent Avenue Petite and cute and very sweet, A personality that can't be beat. Calumet Circulation Staff 4. 5, 6, Mgr. 7, 8; Red Cross Club 1, Vice Pres. 2; Sagamore 2, 7; Handicraft Club 3; Library Staff 3; Cheering Club 3; Calumet 4, 8; Modern Dancing Club 5; Scc'y History Class 6; French Club 7; Badminton Club 8; Chairman Chcm Class 8. Hugh Dessauer 105 Shanley Avenue In dress he't sharp at any tack. Manners and poise he does not lack. Camera Club 2; Service Club 2; Sagamore 3; Gym Co-Chairman 6; Auditor 6; Student Council 2. Julia E. Dlholucky 889 South 18th Street Julia's tweet and quiet way. Hides a nature that is gay. Service Club 2; Glee Club 2. Harvey Irving Dultz 267 Lotlie Street All musical people seem to be happy. It is the engrossing pursuit, Orchestra 3. 4, 5. 6, 7, 8. Joan Caryl Eggcrt 244 Keer Avenue Sweet tempered, small, and cute. Her gracious manner none dispute. Glee Club 6; Class Chairman 6. Paul Ehrlich 838 South 13th Street The sort of boy we all admire And one of whom we never tire. Sagamore 3, 7; Baseball Team 6, 8; Contemporary Club 3; Calumet Agent 3; German Club 5; Biology Lab Ass't 5; 4B Class Council; Entertainment Comm. 8. Richard R. Einhorn 197 Pomona Avenue A friendly smile and quick good humor. And a depth that lies beneath. Student Council 2; Teen-Age Book Club 2; Honor Society Tutoring 7; Mathematic Club 7, 8; Calumet Advertising 3, 4; Sagamore 3; Honor Society 8; Legend 8. Kenneth S. Eisenberg 25 Lehigh Avenue Thy wit H a quick at the grey hounds moveth; It catches. Photography Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, $, 6; Sagamore 2, 6; Pre . Latin Club 2: Calumet Staff 3; Calumet Photographer 4, 5; Photo Editor 6, 7, 8; Calumet A jcnt 4; Clatt Council 5, 6, 7; Bio Lab Att't 7, 8; Legend 8. Tamar Ellis 468 Jelliff Avenue Pretty, tweet, and debonair. She doesn't teem to have a care. Sagamore 3; Cheering Club 3; Science Club 2; Handicraft Club 1. Doris Erman 71 Grumman Avenue A lively manner, a wit that's rare, A girl who' charming beyond compare. French Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Radio Workshop I; Honor Tutoring 2, 5, 6, 7; Sagamore 2, 7; Calumet Reporter 3, 4; Calumet Editor 5, 6, 7, 8; Spanish Club 4; Honor Society 5, 6, 7, 8; Ushering 6. 7. 8; Legend 8. Golda Fast 130 Scheerer Avenue She has a smile for every friend And a friend for every smile. Art Club 3; Cheerieading Club 3. Alvin Baer Epstein 318 Meeker Avenue His limb are cast In manly mold. For hearty sport or contest bold. Class Council 1; Homeroom Chairman 3. 4, 5, 6; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Officer of Chctnng Club 3; Band 3; Varsity Football S, 7; Sagamore 7; 4B-4A Hop Committee 7; Bids Comm. 8. Rachel Ann Fasano 29 Schuyler Avenue Curly hair and shape petite. She's cute, she's pert and always neat. Banker 3, 6; Homeroom Treat. 7. Gerald Feig 265 Seymour Avenue That we're not perfect we know is true; Yet few are the fault we find with you. Sec. Health Class 7; Chem Lab Ass t 7. Geraldine A. Fcldblum 350 Chadwick Avenue ’ A combination of frolic and fun. She relishes a joke and loves a pun. Cheerieading Club 3; Photography Club 4; Legend Typing Staff 8; Study Sec'y 7. Seymour Feldman 281 Hobson Street The fruit of the tree of knowledge are various; He mutt be strong indeed who can digest all of them. Bio Club 1; Student Council 1. Pres. 2; Science Club 2; Football 3; Graphic Arts Club 3; Orch. 3; Track Team 4, 6; Sag. 4; 3B Class Council 5; Vocab. Club Pres. 5; Math Club 5; Hebrew Culture Club 5; U. S. Hist. Clast Chairman 7; Bio Class Chairman 7; Honor Soc. Tutoring 7. Carmella Ferreira 631 Belmont Avenue 01 assets, you iik If she has any. Her quiet charm Is one of many. Stephen Ferris 787 South 18th Street A pleasant fellow with pleasant ways Will be successful In all his days. Alan G. Finkel 36 Baldwin Avenue Destiny gave him at his birth A forward spirit that could conquer the earth. Public Address Staff Pres. 5; Lab Ass't 5; Radio Club Pres. S. Claire Ann Finkelstein 400 Chadwick Avenue Where thoughts serenely sweet express How pure, how dear their dwell, ing place. Chess Checker Club 1, 2; Art Club 1; Sagamore 2; Science Club 2; Twirling 5; Library Staff 4, 5, 7; Dramatic Club 4; Theory Sec'y 5; History Sec'y 7. Jerry Martin Finn 438 Kerrigan Boulevard I speech be fortune, we are sure Jerry will never, never be poor. Basketball 5. Henry Fleischer 891 Bergen Street The voice of the school boy rallies the ranks: 'Play up! Play up! and play the game'! Gerald Mark Fischbach 11 Patten Place Pull of fun and mischief too. Doing things he shouldn't do. Chemistry Club 1; Chess Checker Club 1; Protection Staff 1; Sales Comm. 8. Ina Frank 148 Goldsmith Avenue Cute and clever, naughty never; WeR. hardly ever. Banking Agent 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Volley Ball S; Spanish Club S, 6; Calumet Agent 7; Legend 8. Charles Frankel 817 South 13th Street 'The sort of boy we all admire And of whom we never Hre. Chairman of English 3; Lab Ass't 7; Music Comm. 8. Ronald S. Freiman 76 Keer Avenue He's quiet and modest in his way. And he's a great pal they all say. 20 Bernard Friedman J64 Seymour Avenue Me needs no support save Kit own mem. Sagamore 5, 6; Band 3; Librarian 4, 5; Orchestra J; Cheat Cr Check or Club I; French Club 1. Rosanne Friedman 197 Scheerer Avenue Rather informal, always neat; Full of mischief and very tweet. Carol E. Garfinkel 139 Goldsmith Avenue A guileless toul, a loyal friend. And one on whom you may depend. Sagamore 5, 6; Softball 6; Badminton 6; French Club 3; Sec'y of O. B. A. 3. Gloria B. Geiger 178 West Runyon Street Always pleasant, always kind. Always charming, and refined. Glee Club 1; Dancing Club 1; Twirling 3; English Chairman 7. Martin Garb 52 Hadden Terrace Not too serious, not too gay; iust a real pal in every way. Jacob Garrett 209 Avon Avenue Not too quiet, not too sad. Not too studious, not too glad. Miriam Gcllcr 450 Belmont Avenue A friendly face, a heart of gold, Amasing girl when all is told. Library Staff 1, 2; Annex Nows 1; Dramatic Club 1; Photography Group 1; French Club Sec'y 2; Debating Club 2; Teen-Age Book Club 2; Sagamore Ass't Ins. 3, 4: Ass't Chief 5, 6; Chief 7; Cheering 3; Volley 8sll 4; Ushering 6. Robert Gesten 19 Fessenden Place If love of life be called a crime. Arrest me for I am guilty. Protection Staff 4, 5; Track 6; Laboratory Staff 7; Chemistry Laboratory Ass't 8; Chairman of History Class 8. Dorothy Ginsky 466 Leslie Street She's pretty to walk with. And witty to talk with. Sagamore 2; Honor Tutoring 2; Cheer Leading 3; Legend Typing Staff 8; English Class Sec‘y 8; Banking Auditor 8. 21 Stanley Gitlin 242 Lyons Avonuo 'Happy-go-lucky, Joyful, free. Nothing will ever bother too. Franklin Glasgall 65 Goldsmith Avonuo TItoo for laughter, time for fun, Frank never leaves his work undone. Photography 1; Sagamore 2, 5, 7, 8; French Club 2; Swimming 4, 6; Bio Lab Ass't 4; Chairman T.p.ni 4; 3B Council 5; 4B Council 7; Hop Comm. 7; Chair, man Economics 7; O. B. A. Coun. cil 8; Legend Advertising Staff 8; Decoration Comm. 8. Maurice A. Gluck 130 Milford Avenue Maurice is the best sport you f jfl f inti. The Joking, friendly, dependable kind. Fencing Club 3; Movie Club 3; Sagamore 3, 4, 6, Ins. 7; Cafeteria Cashier 4, 5, 6, 7; Calumet Agent 4; Newspaper Agent 4; Chess and Checker 4; flop Refreshment Comm. 7. Harlene Nancy Golat 12 Treacy Avenue Boon companion, dearest friend. May Joy be ever lasting, and your glory never end. Dramatic Club 2; Debating Club 2; French Club 8; Glee Club 8; Science Club 8. Paula Lea Goldbaum 2S8 Renner Avenue Behind her quiet voice lies a kind heart. Library Staff 2, 3, 6, 8; Handicraft Club 2; Chess and Checker Club 1; Arts and Crafts Club 1; Banking Club 3; Creative Writing 6. 8; Audubon Club 6; Cera-mics Club 6. Arlync L. Goldberg 292 Goldsmith Avenue A daughter of the gods, Divinely tall and most divinely Arts and Crafts Club 1: Sagamore 2. 4; Library Staff 5. 6; Handicraft Club 3; Cheerleading Club 3; Sewing Club 3; Legend Art Staff 8. Samuel Goldberg 171 Osborne Terrace Sam is gay and fancy-free Nothing worries him you see. Sagamore 2; Class Council 6. Marilyn Joan Goldstein 171 Nye Avenue QuieHy and pleasantly she goes her way. Twirling Club 3; Ushering Staff 4, 5, 6, 8; Homeroom Chairman 4, 5, 6; Service Patrol 2; Student Council 2; Dramatic Club 2. Janet Francinc Golum 141 Schuyler Avenue A smile for all, a welcoming, 'Hi', And a pleasant face to meet the eye. Glee Club 8; Ass't Sec'y of Glee Club 8; Chairman of English Class 8; Red Cross Club 8; Banker 8. If Audrey Goodman II Mulford Place “Of court , the tpeakt with wisdom that It rare; For it the not a girt beyond compare? Ncwtpaper I; French Club 2; Debating Club 2; Sagamore 5; O. B. A. Council 5, 6, 7, 8; Calu-met 5, 6, 7, 8; Contemporary Club 6. 7, 8. Joan Gordon 825 South 13th Street “Light of manner, tweet and gay. Spreading tmilet along the way. Dramatic Club 3, 4; Calumet Agent 5; Sagamore 6; Chemittry Club 7; Badminton 8. Rita Shirley Gottfried 184 Avon Avenue “Nout pentont qu'elle eit tret Jolio. Handicrafti Club 1; Photography Group 1; Teen-Age Book Club 2; Sagamore 3, 4, 5, 7; French Club 5, 7, 8; Ceramict Club 5, 8; Homeroom Sec'y 7; Honor Society 7, 8; Tutoring 7; Editor of French Newtpaper 8. Barry A. Granick 171 Pomona Avenue “Full of zett, loaded with vim Too bad there aren't more like him. Dramatics 2; Frethman Football 3. Daniel Green 370 Badger Avenue “A twell and quiet lad it he; Alwayt remembered will he be. Safety Patrol 1, 2; Photography Group 1; Projection Staff 1, 2; Sagamore 2; Teen-Age Book Club 2. June Greenberg 214 Chancellor Avenue A mind full of witdom and a Hair for fun. Made her Uked by everyone. Handicraft Club 1, 3, 4; Photography Group 1; Banker 1, 2, 5; Chett and Checker Club 2; Tutoring 2, 7; Spanith Club 6; Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Herald Tribune Representative 6; Clatt Council 8; Badminton Club 8; Chairman of Foodt Clatt 8; Sec'y of O. B. A. Office 8; Entertainment Comm. 8. Kathryn L. Green 70 Ingraham Place A happy and brioht lau it the. Never an old maid will the be. Phyllis Greenberg 89 Shaw Avenue “A willing heart, a helping hand. Always ready on demand. Hebrew Culture Club 7, 8; Contemporary Club 7, 8; Junior Achievement 8. Sue Doris Greenberg 127 Mapet Avenue “Her cheery wayt, her frequent smile, Make her friendship well worthwhile. Handicraft Club 1; Student Council I; Sec'y to Banker 1; Chett and Checker Club 3; Homeroom Sec'y 3; Sec'y In O. B. A. Office 6; Jr. Achievement 6. David Grccnblatt 31 Leo Place “Though quiet, when put to the tot t. You'll find our Dave it among the bett. Track Team 4, 6, 8; Cross Country 7. Marcia Greenzeig 311 johnton Avenue Quiet end friendly are her ways; Calmly the moves through her school days. Sagamore 1; Red Cross Club 2; Library Staff 5, 7; 3B Council 5; Sec'y of Homeroom 5. Janet Grober 196 Weequahic Avenue Lovely, lively, charming, and gay, A sweet girl in every way. Legend Typing Staff 8. Barbara Lee Grossman 223 Lehigh Avenue Good things come in small packages. Goida Harad 204 Hansbury Avenue 8rains combined with charm so sweet. Make Miss Harad quite complete. Pres. Radio Workshop 1; French Club 1. 2, 3; Dramatic Club I; Honor Society Tutoring 2, 5, 6, 7; Sagamoro 2; Cheerleading Club 3; O. B. A. Ass't 3, 4; Calumet Staff 4. 5, 8; Ass't Editor 6, 7; Eng. Sec’y 4; Sec'y Hist. Class 7; Honor Society 8; Glee Club 8; Spanish Club 8; Legend 8. George S. Harris 822 South 16th Street He's dark and quiet, but not at all shy. All will agree George is a good guy. Elinor Hart S3 Field Place Her grace will stand her in good stead. For dancing is what lies ahead. Modern Dance 5; Cheerleader 5, 6, 7; Calumet Agent S, 6, 7; Softball Club 5; Sagamore 7; 4B Council 7; 4B-4A Hop Comm. Class Council 8. Lee Harris 509 18th Street A little mischief, a lot of fun. Certainly liked by everyone. Eugene Heimberg 146 Hadden Terrace To worry little, to hurry less. Is his idea of happiness. Joan Ellen Helics 234 Chadwick Avenue 'Tall and sweet with light blond hair, A girl whose friends are everywhere. Glee Club 2; Dancing Club 2; Chcerleading 3; Basketball Club 8, Sewing Club 8. Phillip Helmstcttcr 86 Tillinghast Street Well-known and better liked. Gilbert Henoch 110 Weequahic Avenue Few things arc impossible To diligence end skill. Science Club 1; Literary Club I; Orchestra 3, 4, 5. 6, 7. 8; Band 3, S. 6. 7, 8; Stamp Club Pres. 3; Banker 3, 5, 6, 7; Chairman of Latin Class 4; Camera Club 4 S, 4; Mathematics Club 5, 6; Honor Society 5, 8, 7, 8; Tutoring S; Basketball Team Manager 5, 7; Span. Club Oftker 8; Sagamore 7; O. B. A. Council 7, 8; Golf Club Pres. 7; Legend Staff 8. Elaine R. Hersh 78 Stacker Street A cheerful girt, obliging and smart, Elaine Is dear to everyone's heart. Dramatic Club I, 2; Annex Student Council 2; Annex Student Court 2; Editor of Annex News 2; Cheerleading Club 3; Calumet Agent 3, 4, 5; See'y of Calumet Distribution Staff 1, 2; Trees, of Calumet Staff 7. 8; Twirling Club 4; Receptionist 8; Claes Council 7; Sagamore 7. 8; Eng. Class Chairman 7; Machine Operation Class Chairman 7; History Class See'y 8. Harold N. Hershbain 320 Seymour Avenue He speaks seldom—but wise men are often silent. Photography 1. Irwin P. Hirshorcn 818 Clinton Avenue As Irwin himself confesses. He's fond of dress, but he's fonder of drosses. Howard G. Holland 755 Clinton Avenue He's not only one of the boys. He's one of the best. Bruce Hollander S3 Tillinghast Street You'll like him when you meet him; Then you'll like him more. Science Club 2. Irwin Holtz 182 Mapes Avenue The witty Jest, the frequent imilf Makes his friendship well worthwhile. French Club 3; General Language 3; Band 3, 5, 7, 8; Orchestra 3, 7, 8; Chairman Ing. Class 8. Donald R. Hopkins 51 Cummings Street Irvington, New Jersey To graduate from West Point, he does aspire, A career in the Air Force is his desire. Photography Group 1; Library Staff J; Audubon Club See'y 4; Aviation Interest Club 5. Jay S. Horn 244 Smith Street Why he’s so well liked. It's easy to understand, He's congenial and clever; his personality's grand. Book Club See'y 2; Banker 3; Sagamore 7; Color Guard of Band 7; Torch Day Comm. 8. Dena Horowitz 144 Clinton Place With a song in her heart And a smile on her face. Receptionist Sagamore 7; Homeroom Chairman 7. 25 Earl R. Horowitz 183 Grummn Avenue “Not toe serious, not too gay; Just a friend in every way. Sagamore 3; Chcm Lab Ass'f 7; Celumct Agent 7; See'v Health CIjm 7; Custodian English Class 7; Chcm Club 7. Pearl Hutchins 49 Woodland Avenue Her gentleness and guiet ways for Pearl win slnccrest praise. Glee Club 2; Camera Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; Red Cross Club 3. Sanford R. Hyatt 116 Dewey Street Happy, gay, and carefree. He's the kind of friend ought to be. Football 3. Harold R. Johnson 14S Goodwin Avenue At first one might think Harold shy. But you'll know better by and by. Safety Patrol 1; Auditorium Crew 1; Dramatic Club 1. Jerome Kaplan 65 Grumman Avenue Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter. Sermons and soda-water the day after. Sagamore 3; Cap and Gown Comm. 8. Gerald B. Kadish 300 Wainwright Street Good sport, good friend, good-natured. Chess and Checker Club 1, Pres. 2; Calumet Agent 1, 2, 3, 6, 7; Sagamore 2, 3, 6, 7; Ushering Staff 6, 7; Paper Representative 6; Sec y World History 7. Melvin Kaplan 15 Goodwin Avenue None but himself can be his parallel. Projection Staff 1, 2. Florence T. Katcher 527 Hawthorne Avenue 'Is she so guiet and demure? Maybe yes—but don’t be too sure.' Fleurette S. Katz 207 Leslie Street Happy I am, from care I'm free: Why aren't they all contented like me? Dramatic Club 1; Sagamore 1; Vice Pres. Eng. Class 1; Chess and Checker Club 2. 26 Hildcgardc Kaufmann 292 Seymour Avenue A pretty fete, a voice to match. The boys ell know she's quite a catch. Art Club 3; Cheering Club 3. In life y, 5- ' Edis Kerdman 267 Osborne Terrace She’s small of stature, large of mind. The swcllest girl that one could find. Glee Club 8; Legend Advertising Staff 8. Renee S. Klciman 1452 Lexinaton llixebeth. New Jersey Keefer Wesley c P rk.Nj K( fer 0r p MarchS.2no'n' V on March 11,2Q0 hon rs bul, 1 Mr. Keefer u °n JttssK r Lie in her deep end P fa Jleu nf ‘ Chcenng 1 eyes. ti . 01 “OHor w g; Calumet Sagamore 3; German Cl 5 memory CO„ Z in -°”nc SSJL SSf s Salvation Army Dramatic Club a; ' c • 5, 7, 8; Badminton Club Homeroom Sec'y 7; Calurn , - n ternate 8; Calumet 8; Staff 8; Legend AdvertUKW Science Club 8; Torch Comm. 8. Monroe Klein 46 Custer Avenue Rapid of speech, rapid of mind. And as nice a boy as you can find. Chcm Club 7, Math Club 7; Ger. man Club 4, 8; Legend Advertising 8; Science Club 8. Daniel Kleinberg 137 Elizabeth Avenue Gaiety marks all his e ° ' One of Wecquahlc s star attractions. Teen-Age Book Club 2; Sagamore 2; Library Staff 2. Rosalie Klinghoffcr 76 Grumman Avenue What Is your fortune, my pretty maid? 'My face is my fortune, sir, she said. Leonard B. Koll 147 Schcerer Avenue And he shall have music wherever he goes. Student Council 2: freshman football 3; Banker 3. Sagamore 2, 5, 6, Inspector 8; Arts and Crafts Club Sec'y 1; Dramatic Club I, 2. Helen J. Kother 234 Goldsmith Avenue Always here, always there. Busy cheering everywhere. Richard Kubiak 21 Edmonds Piece . He's quiet end modest in his way; And e greet pel to ell, they sey. Safety Petrol 1, 2; Segemore 2; Track Teem 6; Chem Club 7; Chem Leb Ass't 7. Arnold Lambek 65 Shew Avenue Lite without sport is not life. Student Council 2; Projection Steft 2; Footbell 3. Ivan Krafchick 35 North Crescent Meplowood, New Jersey Men ebout town with derk eyes end heir. Coupled with e menner debo- neir. Treck Teem 4, 6, 8. Joseph Kupcrsmith 56 Aldine Street Hero's the one you'd like to meet, A boy with treits thet cen't be beet. Segemore 7. Stanley H. Lachtman 317 Leslie Street Full of mischief, loeded with fun. Into his weke he scettcrs the sun. segemore Z, i, 6, 7; Ben king 2, 3; Treck 6, 8; Cross Country 3; Cheirmen of Gym 6; Cless Council 7, 8; Hop Comm. 7; Glee Club 8; Sec y of I. R. Cless 8. Oecoretion Comm. 8. Bernard C. Larson 458 Hewthome Avenue I heve e rule only to believe whet I understend. Science Club 2. Herman Laskin 263 Lehigh Avenue ’Ever leughing, full of life. Ho hesn't even heerd of strife. 28 Sondra Lauber 145 Wetson Avenue Sparkling wit end smiling Jest, Personality end ell the rest. Hendicreft Club 1; Photography Club 1; Science Club 2; Library Staff 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Cheering Club 3; Sec'y of Cooking Cless 7. Charlotte Laufer 37 Treaey Avenue Gracious and understanding to all. She's a friend on whom we may call. Debating Club 2; Glee Club 2; Service Club 2. Claire Evelyn Lawing 65 Seymour Avenue Smiling wit, sparkling jest. Personality plus and all the rest. Dancing Club 2; Ceramics Club 6. Stanley Lcff 70 Shanley Avenue Friendly smile and winning ways, Stan’s tho boy all seniors praise. Service Club 2; Counseling 2; School Magaiine 2; Debating 2; Spanish Club S, Pres. 6; 3B Council; Typing Class Chairman 5; Sagamore 6; JA Council; H. R. Chairman 6; Color Guard 7; Chairman Economics, History 7; Vice-Chairman English 7; Class Council 8. Stuart M. Lehman 128 Schuyler Avenue Stucy is a happy person who makes everyone around him teel the same way. Printing Club 3; Sagamore 5; 4B Council. Leon L. Lesnik 266 Seymour Avenue Worry—let It run away, Lead a lifo and lead it gay. Beverly Nancy Levine 493 Jelliff Avenue Five feet two, eyes of blue. Not only cute, but clever too. Chess and Checker 1, 2; Art Club 1; Science Club 2: Contemporary Club 3; Banking 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8; Honor Society 5, 6, 7, 8; Tutoring 5, 6, 7; Homeroom Sce'y 8. Beverly Levine 124 Shephard Avenue Charming, thoughtful and sweet, Her personality it hard to beat. Art Club 1: Chess and Checker 1, 2; Handicraft Club Pres. 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 7, 8; Sagamore 2, 4; Contemporary Club 3, 5; Ceramics Club 5, 6; Class Council 5; Banking 6, 7, 8; Homeroom Sec'y 6, 7, 8; Glee Club 6, 8; Legend Advertising 8. Norma Levine 132 Dewey Street Whatever she did was done with ease. In her alone 'twas natural to please. Dramatic Club 1, 2; Art Club 3; Sagamore 4; Handicraft Club Pres. 4; Ceramics Club 5, 6; French Club 5; Home Economics Club 5; Calumet Agent 7; Legend Art Staff 8; Decoration Comm. 8. Rosalind Levine 34 Fariey Avenue With sparkling eyes and charming smile; She goes on making life worth while. Ann Lew 83 Wainwright Street 'Things in small packages are swell. This description fits Ann well. Dramatic Club Sec'y 1. Pres. 2; Library Staff 1, 2; Radio Workshop 1; Twirling Club 3. 4. 5; Twirler 3, 4, Capt. 6, 7; Chairman English 4; Calumet Agent 6; Band 6, 7; Orchestra 7; Homeroom Sec'y 7; Sec'y to Mrs. Ma-xaica 7; Decoration Comm. 8. Evelyn Lewis 347 Hillside Avenue Ever happy, ever pay. Always ready wiih something to say. Sales Comm. 8. Jack Lippman 374 Hillside Avenue Along the traflt of time, a rocket Is sent. Bearing the words knowledge and achievement. Sagamore 2, 4, 5, 6, 7; Literary Club Pres. 2; Graphic Arts Club 3, 4; Calumet 4, 5. 6; O. B. A. Council Member 6, 7, 8; 3A Council 6; Calumet Sports Edt. tor 7. 8. Leonard A. Lippman 131 Huntington Terrace For him the world would have no Joys If in if there were only boys. Projection Staff 1, 3, Period Chief 5. 6. 7; Patrol Boy 1; Banker 3; Public Address System 5. Arnold Lubasch 65 Shephard Avenue The thoughtful man oft says the least. Photography Group I; Printing Club 3, 4; Sagamore Inspector 7, 8; Lab Ass't 7; Legend 8, Sales Comm. 8. Frank Lux 24 Leo Place Why should the devil have all the fun? Science Club 2; Debating Club 2; Library Council 2. Iris Jean Macklis Alvin Lynn 93 Bragaw Avcnuo Quiet, pleasant, and nice to know, Al's known by all for his friendly hello. Projection Staff 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, 12 Belmont Terrace A disposition sweet and fair. Plus steadfastness and a friendly air. Library Staff 4; Teen-Age Book Club 2; Handicraft Club 1, Scc'y 2; Photography Club 1; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Sagamore 3; Bank Auditor 7; Torch Day Comm. 8. Marlene Marcus 474 Hawthorne Avenue With so much wit and mirth What°Uwou?d' we ever do without you? Joseph Martoccio 816 South 14th Street No one knew him but to like him. Latin Club 2; School Magazine 2; Hebrew Club 3; Projector Staff 3, 4; Newspaper Rcprc sentative 3, 4; Class Council 8 Abram Melamed 223 Clinton Place His melodious voice is the clue That will point him out to you. Sagamore 2. 30 Marcella Mendel 329 Clinton Avenue If to her ikirt some female error tell. Look on her teec end you'll forget them ell. Dremetie Club 1, 2. 3; Segemore 2; Calumet Art Stett 3; Ceramics Club 7; French Club 8; See'y to Mr. Schneider 8. Sue Mendelsohn 17 Tudor Court Elizabeth, New Jersey She Is full of mischief and fun. But a girl that is liked by everyone. Legend Staff 8. Sanford Alan Meskin 183 West Bigelow Street I'd rather laugh, a bright-eyed boy. Than reign, a graybeard king. Entertainment Comm. 8. Shirley Irene Metsky 217 Weequahic Avenue She trusts not chance. But strives to advance. Photography Club 1; Science Club See'y 2; Sagamore 2; Honor Society S, 6, 7; Tutoring 2. S, 6; Home Economics Club 3, 4, 5; Contemporary Club 3; Legend Staff 8. Maxine Meyerson 80 Pomona Avenue Her face Is sweet; her thoughts are kind: All in all. she's all that's fine. Sagamore 2, 5; Dramatic Club 2; Twirler 3. 5. 6. 7; Twirling Club 3, 5, 6; General Lanouagc Club 3; Ushering S. 6; 3A Council 6. Edward Mitzmacher 26 Hobson Street Agreeable and full of fun. Well liked by everyone. Jay L. Michaelson 357B Schley Street You've pleasant ways about you The kind that win a friend. Sagamore 2; Cross Country 3; Track 4. Louise Mogil 109 Hillside Avenue ’Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Seymour Morgenstern 212 Custer Avenue A likeable fellow with groat ability. He is possessed of marked tranquillity. Chess and Checkers 2; Science Club 2; Banker 2; Sagamore 2; Council Member 6, 7, 8: Hop Comm. 7; Cap and Gown Comm. William J. Morrison 403 Chadwick Avenue Devout yet cheerful. Active yet resigned. Harvey S. Moskowitx 195 Lehigh Avenue This mo� t .imuting chip it full of the devil. In fill incomparable pranks we certainly revel. Council 6; Chem Chairman 7; Ing. Chairmen 7. Madeleine M. Mueller 213 Grumman Avenue Her lovely tace and charming way . May the keep them all her day . Anne New 1; Art Club 1; Ccr. amlc 3; Homeroom Sec'y 5, 7; School Sec'y 5. 7; A� 't School Bookkeeper 6; Hop Comm. 7; Decoration Comm. 8; Clatt Coun. cil 8. Robert Moss 781 South 12th Street No fidget and no reformer, |u t A calm obterver of ought and mutt. Latin Club 2; Field Club 2; Camera Club 3, 4, 5, 6; Chem Club 3; Audubon 4; Projection Staff 5, 8, 7; Spanish Club 5; Herald Tribune Distributor 6. Francis J. Nestor 110 Chadwick Avenue Quiet and unassuming, he takes hit place among men. Claire Newman 42 Lehigh Avenue Leave silence to the gods, I am only human. HandicraH 3, 4; Badminton 8. Melvin Nocks 935 Hunterdon Street Not too serious, not too gay. But a very good sport when it comes to play. Nina Ruth Norton 258 Goldsmith Avenue She has a smile for every friend And a friend tor every tmllo. Literary Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Calumet Agent 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7; Sagamore 2; Library Staff 3; Cheerleading Club 3; Handicraft Club 3; Calumet Circulation Staff 5, Sec'y 7; Calumet Sale 7; Calumet Staff 7; Modem Dancing 5; New York Time Agent 7; Herald Tribune Agent 7; Badminton 8; Legend Staff 8. Shirley Nieburg 212 Osborne Terrace A disposition sweet and fair. Makes for a very friendly air. Dramatic Club 1, 2; Twirling 3; Cheerleader 3; Ushering 5, 8; Ass't Chairman 6, 7; Health Chairman 7. Sheila Nocks 816 South 17th Street Her modest answer and graceful air Show her as wise as she is fair. 32 Annamac Noskoviak 852 Bergen Street Her witty jest, her frequent smile. Makes her friendship well worthwhile. Photography 1; Handicraft Club 1; Receptionist to Dr. Loti 8; Sec'y to Mr. Wallock 8. Barbara Joan Nunes 10 Farley Avenue Not solemnity, not diflnlty—but friendliness and jollity. Debating 2: Gloo Club mot Advertising 5, Mgr 2 Calu- 7. «. Rosemary V. Reason 234 Avon Avenue Friondly, onto, and hill of laughter. We'll remember her forever after. Calumet Adv. Staff I, 6; Cheer-leading Club 3; Spanish Clast Sec'y f; Legend Adv. Staff 8. Evelyn Marie Pisut 23 Dewey Street Always working, never shirking. Along her path success is lurking. Glee Club 2; Handicraft Club 4. Phyllis Plotkin 154 Clinton Place And on that cheek, and o'er that brow. So toft, so calm, to eloquent. Susanne L. Poliak 366 Hunterdon Street I would both sing thy praise and praise thy singing. 8iology Lab. Ass't 3, 5; German Club 3, 5; Banking Auditor 5; Dramatic Club Sec'y 2, 3; Library Staft 2; A Cappclla Choir 7, Sec'y 8; Cap and Gown Comm. 8. 33 Sheldon O'Desky 148 Chancellor Avenue Merrily now my little man, Live and laugh as boyhood can. Sagamore 3; Stamp Club 3. Jean C. Pencarski 806 South 17th Street Her face is sweet, her thoughts are kind, A finer girl It hard to find. Glee Club 2; Library Council 2; Office Work 2; Dancing Club 2; Cheerleading Club 3; Sagamore 3; Sec'y in Clothing 8; Ceramics Club 8; A Capella Choir 8. Janet Platoff 176 Vaster Avenue The lass with the delicate air. Annex News Club 1; Arts and Crafts Club 1; Twirling Squad 3, 4, 5, Co-Capt. 6. Capt. 7. 8; Sagamore Intp. 4; Band Sec'y 5, 6, 7, 8; Orchestra Sec'y 5, 6, 8; History Sec'y 7; Chemistry Sec'y 7; Legend Art Staff 8; Twirling Club 8; Bids Comm. 8. Norman M. Pokras 150 Lyons Avenue When pleasure interferes with study, give up study. French Club 3; Gen. Language Club 3; Sagamore S, 7; Track Team 4. Gerald Lloyd Popick 34 Hedden Terrace He loves to frolic and have fun. With pleasure he it never done. Band and Orchestra 3, 4; Projection Staff 3, 4, S, 6, 7. Swimming Team 5, 7; Track Team 7; Chcm Lab Ass't 7. John F. Postal 55 Wolcott Terrace Sportsman is ho, honest and strong. And one who rarely will do wrong. Libby D. Potasnick 159 Clinton Place Silence and simplicity obtrude on no one, But are yet two unequalled attractions in woman. Library Staff 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1 • Red Cross Club 2; Handicraft Club I; Sewing Club 3, 4, 7, 8; Badminton Club 6, 8; Soft-ball Club 6; Soccer Club 7. Robert Poznak 189 Kccr Avenue A pleasant fellow with pleasant ways. Will be successful all his days. Football 3; Sagamore 5; Baseball 6. Robert Price 842 Hunterdon Street Good sense and good nature are never separated. Banker 2; Track Manager 2; Sagamore 2, 8. Elaine Bernice Pross 102 Watson Avenue She has a lively flair for wit. And always finds the pun to tit. Photography Group 1; Library Staff I, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8; Science Club 2; Sagamore 7; Sec'y of History Class 7; Auditor 8; Legend Typing Staff 8. Leonard Quint 285 Meeker Avenue Wherever you find football, boxing, pretty girls, and handsome men, There you'd also find our boy Len. Football 7; Sagamore 7. Lorraine Raff 16 Maple Place All the angles are not in heaven. Sagamore 4; Ceramics 3; Sec'y for Mr. Here berg 6, 7, 8; Art Club 1; 0. B. A. Council 1; Student Council 1; Clast Chairman of Health 7; Hop Comm. 7; Chairman Legend Typing 8; Decoration Comm. 8. Lorraine Rand 41 Conklin Avenue 'Her face is sweet, her thoughts are kind, A finer girl It hard to find. Martin Ratiner 79 Bragaw Avenue After all is said and done. It's best to have a little fun. Samuel C. Rauch 15 Renner Avenue Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Sagamore 5, 6; Student Council 7. 34 Hanna Rawicz 299 Hawthorne Avenue A quiet girl, we mu«t say, So unobtrwiive in every wey. Erma M. Regensburger 14 WainwHght Street She shall have mutlc wherever she goe«. Glee Club 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 8; Library Staff 1, 2. Joan Ann Reiss 185 Cutter Avenue A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Dramatic Club 2; Sagamore 4, 5; Weequahic Heralds 4, 6; Chairman Sales Clatt 5; Chairman Clerical Practice 5; Sec'y Ing. 6. Sanford Revcr 67 Huntington Terrace Worry let it run away; Live a life and live it gay Stanley Rif kind 48 De merest Street Always cheerful, always gay. Unknown to him is the word dismay. Theresa Dorothy Roche 210 Avon Avenue The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Student Council 1; Glee Club 1; CheeHeading Club 2. Janice Rosen 25 Huntington Terrace Silently and cheerfully she goes on her way. CheeHeading Club 3. 35 Marilyn Rosen 307 Clinton Place Kind words she has for all; She knows no base design. Library Staff 1, 4; Dramatic Club I; Calumet Agent 1; Red Cross Club 3, 4; Volley Ball Club 3; Sagamore 3; Literary Club 4; Badminton 6, 8; Softball Club 6; Refreshment Comm. 8. Barbara Rosenberg 770 South lith Street So iwhI, so honest, and so true. We're fled that it was she wo knew. Band Officer 7, I; Orchestra Of ficer 7, 8; Sales Comm. 8. Howard Rosenthal 159 Lehigh Avenue 'Through football and baseball he's earned many a fan. An able student, he's an all around man. Baseball 4. 6, 8; Football 3, 7; Basketball 3; Boxing 8, 8. Rita June Rosenberg 399 Leslie Street Always gay and ready for fun. Many a heart she has won. Biology Club 1; Banking Auditor 6, 7; Sagamore 7. Robert Howard Roth 1129 Bergen Street Piano playing is a form of art. And Robert plays with all his heart. Music Comm. 8. Geraldine D. Salomon 827 South 18th Street Sparkling eyes, pep that's amaz-ing, A pretty smile keeps us all gazing. Dramatic Club 2, 5; German Club 5; 3A Council 8; School Magazine 2; Chem Club 7; Legend 8. Winifred Irma Rudman 458 Leslie Street A steady girl with a steady mind, A better friend is hard to find. Tutoring 2; Banker 5, 8. Claire L. Savin 91 Goodwin Avenue Her music sets our thoughts at ease. Her clever charm our minds doth please. Pres, of Spanish Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; Glee Club 7; Modern Dancing 8. Harold Saferstein 7 Mapes Terrace A mind full of wisdom, and a flare for fun. Made him liked by everyone! Nina Margaret Samarin 2 Wolcott Terrace Sincere, she knew no scholar's subtle art. No language but the language of the heart. Glee Club 2: Gym Club 2, 3; Guidance Office Rec. 7. 36 Frank A. Scannicllo 218 Lyons Avenue And when responding to the cheers he lightly doffed his hat; No stranger in the crowd could doubt 'twas Casey at the bat. Decoration Committee 8. Rhoda Schaffer MO Leslie Street Laughing and talking all the day, With always something witty to aay. Dramatic I; Library Staft 1, 2, 3; Teen Age 8ook Club 1; Sagamore 2, 4; Honor Tutor 2, 5, 6; Honor Society 2; Ushering 3, 4, 5. 6; Lab Ass't 4; Otticc Rccep 5, 6; Calumet 5; Typing Mgr. ot Calumet 6. Robert H. Schapiro 225 Moeker Avenue Knowledge, the wing wherewith we fly to heaven. Latin I, Vice Pros. 2, Pre . 4; Banker 1, 2, 4. 5, 6, 8; Honor Tutor 2, 5, 6; Band 3; Orchestra 3; Stamp Club 3; English Cists Chairman 4; Honor Society 5, 8; Track Mgr. 5, 8; Chairman French Class 5; Cross Country Mgr. 7; Chcm Lab As 't 7, 8; Math Team 8; Chairman of Trig. Clan 8. Jane E. Schenk 424 Chancellor Avenue Her virtues are many, her faults are few. She always docs well what she starts to do. Handicraft I, 2, 3. Paula Schipero 534 Clinton Avenue Laughing, talking all the day. She always has something nice to say.1' Glee Club 2; Sagamore 3, 5; Homeroom Sec'y 5; Sec'y English Class 6. Edwin Schlcsinger 15 Domarest Street An all round guy on whom you can depend Eddy's the kind you like to have as a friend. Basketball 3, 4. Alvin Schneider 9 Shaw Avenue There's a certain twinkle In his eye. That makes each passing maiden sigh. Adele Edis Schoenbach 348 Clinton Place Skill in athletics can do no harm. If it goes with Adele's charm. English Class Sec'y 4; Banking 4, 7; Library Staff 7; Representative to Main library 7. Roy A Schotland 83 Treacy Avenue He's always alert, unusually bright; Each thing that he does, is perfectly right. Tutoring Club 2; Latin Club 2; Book Club 2; Band 3, 5, «, Officer 7, 8; Orchestra 3, 6, 7, 8; Math Club 5; Contemporary Club 5, 6, 7. 8; O. B. A. Council 5. 6, 7, 8; Chairman English 6; Chairman History 6; Chairman Geom. 7; Honor Society 7, 8; Physics Lab Ass t 8. Rachcllc Schottcnfeld 10 Goldsmith Avenue 'Happy in spirit, essentially kind. Usually quiet, Rachcllc defined. Sagamore 2; Literary Club 2; Library Staff 1; Dramatic Club 1; Sec'y Algebra 1; Sec'y of Latin 1; Chairman Occupations 1. 37 Edward Schulte 12 Schuyler Avenue A friend to all and of all a friend. Arline Schwartz 12} Brifjw Avenue The epitome of charm and fleece. Pleasing of manner, pleating of face.-' Library Staff 2; Sagamore 3, S, 6; Dramatic Club 2; Honor Guard 2; Twirling Squad 3, 4, 5. 6; Maforette-Twlrier 7. Audrey L. Schwartz 361 Badger Avenue 8ubbling over with youthful bY. � That nothing will ever really destroy. Library Staff 1, 2; Class Council 1; Anne New I; Dramatic Club 1; Debating Club 2; Twirling Club 4; Sagamore S. 6. 7, 8; Senior Hop Refreshment Comm. 7; Welfare Comm. 7; Entertain ment Comm. 8. Leonard Schwartz 164 Pomona Avenue A wonderful boy in every way. You like him more day by day. Track Team 3, 4. Molly Schwartz 224 Wainwright Street A willing smile, desire to please. And actions backing both of these. Handicraft Club 1. 2; Twirling Club 3; Class Council S. Stuart H. Segall 33 Huntington Terrace One glance and you'll think Stuart't shy. But you'll know better by and by. Teen Age Book Club 2; Chcm Lab Assrt 7. Norman Shachat 133 Custer Avenue Oh, Einstein, here h thy successor. Student Court-Judge 2; Student Council 2; Sagamore 2; Stamp Club 3; Math Club S. 7; Honor Society 6, 7. Corinne Shakln 43 Custer Avenue Two girls who are preHy, sweet, and bright. Wisdom it their guiding light. Art Club 1: Chess and Checker 1, 2; Sec'y Science Club 2; Sagamore 2, 3. 4, 5. 7; Honor Society 2, 5. 6, 7, 8; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 7, 8; Contemporary Club 3; Ushering Staff 4. 5, 6. 7; Legend StaH 8; Commencement Program 8. Carol F. Seroff 123 Hye Avenue A gay hello, a cheerful, smiling face; These are the qualities that give our Carol grace. French Club 3; Sagamore S. Barbara Shakin 43 Custer Avenue Twins in looks and twins In actions. They even like fhe same attractions. Art Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 1, 2; Honor Society 2, S, 6, 7, 8; Sagamore Ins. 2, more 3, 4, 5, 7; Science 2; Home Icon. Club 3, 4. 7. 8; Ushering Staff 4, 5, 6, 7; Leg end StaH 8; Commencement Prog. 8. Sondra Shapiro 1S2 Wccquahic Avenue When making friend, if you want a dandy. You couldn't do better than blue-eyed Sandy. Sagamore 1, 2, 7; Pres, of Occupations 1; Softball 1; Dramatic Club 1; Calumet Agent 1, 4; Ncwspapcr 2; Pres, of French Class 2, 3; Class Sec'y 3; Student Council 3, 8; Home Ec. Club 4; Twirling Club 4; Sec'y for Miss O'Connor 6; Honor Society 7, 8; Tutoring 7; Sec'y of Health 7; Legend Art Staff 8; Decoration Comm. 8. Jordan Siegelman 139 Huntington Terrace 'I'd rather llu«k, a bright-eyed Than reign a greybeard King. Carol Silver 209 Avon Avenue She's cute, kind, and really a With a word for all; she's quite a gal. Debating Club 2; Glee Club 2; Student Council Pres. 2; Receptionist 2; Library Staff 3; Lan-guago Club 3; Cheering Club 3; 3B Council S; Calumet Staff 5. Sec y 6, 7, 8; Auditor 7; Sec'y of English 7; Homeroom Sec'y 7, 8; Commencement Program 8. Howard A. Silver 209 Renner Avenue Tall and cute with curly blond hair. His sense of humor is beyond compare. Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading Club Officer 3, 4; Class Council 2, 5; 0. 8. A. Rep. 2; J. V. Basketball 3; Track Team 4, 6; Sagamore 5, 7; Banker 7; Legend Adv. Staff 7; Cap and Gown Comm. 8. Melvin Silver 33 Aldine Street Most of the great men have died. And I'm not feeling well my-self. Pres. Chess Club S. 6, 7, 8; Capt. Chess Team S, 4. 7; Sagamore 7; English Chairman 7; Spanish Chairman 7; Legend Staff 8; Calumet 8. Beverly Simon 786 South 16th Street Thy nimble fingers make a thousand pictures in my mind awake. Debating Club 2; Latin Club 2; Glee Club I, 2, J, 4, S, Pres. 6, 7, 8; Sagamore S; Homeroom Sec'y 5. 6; Orchetra I, 2; Sec'y Inginh 7; Sec'y History 7; Legend Staff 8. Barbara Sue Singer 136 Grumman Avenue With her personality and disposition fair, She can face the world without a care. Sagamore 1; Ceramics Club 3; Ass't to School Bookkeeper 5, 6, 8; Geography Class Sec'y S; Legend Typing Staff 8. Gloria Sklaw 192 Wainwright Street A charming smile, always gay, Always helping in her own sweet way. Handicraft Club 1; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 6, 7; Sagamore 2, 5, 8; Calumet Art Staff 4; Homeroom Banker 5, 6, 7, 8; Student Council S, 6. Richard David Skindcr 1607 Bayview Avenue Hillside, New Jorsey Everyone likes him, he's bright and he's gay. Knows just when to work, and the right time tor play. Bio Club 1; Chess and Checker Club, Sec'y 2; Sagamore 6; Alternate Calumet Agent 6; Cross Country Team 7; 4B Class Council 7; Track 8; Legend Staff 8; Bid Committee 8. Susan E. Skolnick 17 Baldwin Avenue Her natural ways, her pleasant acts. There is no charm that this girl lacks. Handicraft Club 2, 3. 4; Sagamore 2; Ceramics Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 8. 39 Esther E. Soffin 321 Leslie Street Life has given me in best. Laughter, joy, and all the rest. Library Staff 6, 8; Banking 8; Calumet 8. Ronald Solomon 51 Custer Avenue 'Diligence ha it reward in iticcet . Daniel Solondx 295 Keer Avenue With virtue and kindlinet , One may conquer the world. Chet and Checker Club 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8; Photography Club 1, 2; Teen-Age Book Club 2; Movie Club 3; Att't Track Manager 6; U. $. History Chairman 3; Track Manager 8. Richard Stanco 719 South 11th Street Agreeable and full of fun. He’ well liked by everyone. Service Club 2; Football 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Olee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7. 8. Cynthia Ann Stark 260 Weequahic Avenue And more than wiidom, more than wealth, A merry heart that laugh at care.’ Art and Craft 1; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 6, 7, 8; Art Club 3; Cheering Club 3; Twirling Club 3; Honor Society 5, 6, 7; Sagamore 6; Ceramic 6; Tutoring 6, 7; Cla� Chairman 7; Decoration Comm. 8. Ira H. Stavitsky 1081 Bergen Street ’’Alwayi willing to lend a hand. Our admiration ho doe command. Literary Club 1; Frethman Football 2; Calumet Agent 3, 4, 5; Calumet Staff 5; Cla Chairman 7. x y? Phyllis R. Stang 241 Chadwick Avenue With per� onality and deposition fair. She face the world without a care. Dramatic Club 2, 6; Glee Club 2, 6, 8; Dancing Club 2; Calumet Agent 4, 5, 6, 8. Fred Stark 87 Willoughby Street He ha found the road of ambition Which lead to the road of ucce «. Safety Patrol 1. 2; Latin Club 1; Sagamore 2, 3; Math Club 3; Track 4, 7. 8; Crow Country 5; 6; Cla Chairman 6, 7. Lowell Evan Steigler 5 Pomona Avenue Blotted with a temper whose unclouded ray. Make tommorrow a cheerful a today. Newspaper Staff 1. Beryl Stein Samuel Stein 333 Johnson Avenue A quiet girl of sterling worth, Is more than all the gold on earth. Ushering Staff 8; B.idmmton Club 8; Honor Society 8; Entertainment Comm. 8. 40 49 Homestead Park What |oy cannot mu lc raise and quell, While we listen enchanted in his spell? Band Manager 8; Orchestra 8. Shirley Steinberg 126 Shephard Avenue Rare combination of iveetntM and sophistkation. Leonard Steinmark 66 Scheerer Avcnuo Who know what greatne lie beneath hi surface? Commencement Comm. 8; Cla Council 8. Lawrence S. Stern 72 Goodwin Avenue With malice toward none With friendship for all. Marlene Stone 7 Bock Avenue She' cuto but he' wise. She's a toner for her siae. Legend Advertising Staff 8; Calumet 8; Cap and Gown Comm. 8. Abraham Suckno 357A Schley Street A pleasant fellow with pleasant Will Li successful all his days. Band 8; Orchestra 8. Phyllis Sunenshine Herman Sudler IS Tilllnghast Street Life is short, and caro will come. So while you're young have all your fun. Marlene Lois Susskind 30 Yates Avenue The Ideal of grace, courtesy, wit and charm. Twirling Squad 8; Legend Staff 8. 47 Grumman Avenue And still they gased and still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all she know. Honor Society 8; Sagamore Inspector 8; Calumet Agent 8. Martin Paul Sussmane 22 Custer Avenue He likes his music and his fun. What's more, he's liked by everyone. Band and Orchestra 8; Music Comm. 8; Class Council 8. 41 Herbert Tabatchnick 129 Vassar Avenue Leave silence to the Gods, I am only human. Printing Club 3. Carl S. Tachlitsky 209 Renner Avenue What Joys cannot music raise and quell. While wo listen enchanted in his ipell. Sagamore 6; Band S, 6, 8; Drum Mai©r 7, 8; Uniform Qt. Cap't Band 7, 8; Orchestra 7, 8; Student Inst. Flutophone 7; Cap and Gown Comm. 8. Norman M. Tallan 218 Weequehk Avenue Any man with tuch a brain Will have a niche in the hall of fame. Math. Club 6, 7; Chem Club Sec'y 7. Harriet Tevelow 328 Hawthorne Avenue Alwaya pleasant, always kind. Always charming and refined. Dramatic Club 2; Cheerleading Club 3; Twirling Club 3; Ushering Staff 4. Victor Thomas 280 Goldsmith Avenue Vic Is handsome, Vic it tall. He's honest, smart, and a pal to all. Chess and Checker 1, 2; Student Council 1; Sagamore Insp. 2; Track 4, 8; Biology Chairman 4. Patricia Torppey 531 Hunterdon Street Well timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Red Cross 1; Photography 1; Cheerleading 3; Banker S; Sec'y Cooking Class 8; Sec'y Hist. 8. Hedy Tunis 22 Ingraham Place This life a theater we well may call. Where every actor must perform with art. Glee Club 2; Debating Club 2; Dramatic Club 3; Creative Writing Club 6; Contemporary Club 6. Jay Tuchscher 330 Schley Street His quiet ways are sure to please. They'll always put you at your ease. French 2; Freshman Football 2; Class Chairman 4; Math Club 7. Burton Unger 457 Leslie Street He speaketh little and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. 8iology Club 1; Band 3, 4; Sagamore 4, 6. 7, 8; Usher 6, 7, 8; German Club 7; Math Club 7. Evelyn H. Ungerleider 505 Wafehung Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey Not guiet, not loud, not short, not tall But a swell combination of them all. Library Staff 3, 8; Sagamore 6; Badminton Club 8; Circulation Staff 8. Roy Verb 102 Aldine Street Men of few words are best. 42 Lydia Verdugo 876 South 19th Street A wonderful � lrlf always so gay. Everyone like her very sweet wey. Glee Club 2; Student Council 2; Cheering Club I; All Language Club 3. Rosalie Wachsman 830 Clinton Avenue 'Beautiful eyes, and a pretty face. Balance an incomparable manner of grace. Marilyn Walsky 116 Wainwright Street She isn't big, � he Isn't tall; But nevertheless she's loved by all. Student Council 1; Library Staff 5. 6. Howard Watenmaker 4S Willoughby Street He is not only one of the boys, But on of the bost. Diane Weil 781 Sanford Avenue With gentle manner, spirit gay, The nicest girl In every way.' Badminton 6. Sherry Wasserman 217 Weeguahic Avenue Sugar and spice and everything nice. That's what this girl is made of. Dramatic Club 1; Sagamore 2, 3, 6. 8; Chcerleading Club 3; Modem Dancing 5; Chem Club 7; Badminton 8; Spanish Club 8. Marilyn Weich 93 Avon Avenue Little rosebud on the sly. More dynamic than meets the eye. Chccrlcad.no Club 3; Sec'y Biology Class 3; Contemporary Club 3; Library Staff 3, S, 6, 8; Pres, of Typing Class S; Debating Club 1, 2; Sagamore S, 7; Legend Staff 8; Banker 8; Calumet 8; Cap and Gown Comm. 8; Badminton 8. Gerald Weiner 1574 Leslie Street On their own merits modest men are dumb. Beverlcc Weiss 214 Lehigh Avenue Possessed of a personality as brilliant as her hair. Photography Group 1; Twirling Club 2. 3; French Club 3; Saga-more 4, 6; Biology Lab Ass't 6; Sewing Club 4; Junior Achievement S; Ass't Calumet Agent 5. Irene Carylo Weiss 310 Keer Avenue It's nice to be neat. It's nice to be dressed. To laugh and to talk, and yet look your best! Dramatic Club 1, 2; Cheerleading Club 2; Twirling Club 2, 3, 5; Sagamore 4; Twirling Sguad 5, 6, 7; Band 6; Student Council 6, 8; Commencement Comm. 8. Mark Weiss 139 Schceror Avenuo Hit Jokci arc many, sorrowi few, HM liuqhicf rings out dur and true. Sagamore 2, 7. Edward M. Weifxncr 525 Renner Avenue Eddy's tall and very lean. Without a smile he's never seen. Leonard Werfel 263 Seymour Avenue But let me laugh awhile, I've mickle time to grieve. Vice Pres. Student Council 1; Pres. Latin Club 1; Pres. Annex Teen-Age Book Club 2; Saga more 3, 4, 5, 7; Homeroom Sec'y 4; Honor Society 5, 6, 7, 8; Honor Society Tutoring 5, 6, 7; 3A Council 6; Legend Advertising Staff 8. Elizabeth Wilburne 50 Hunter Street A rose with all the thoms removed. Sagamore 3, 5, 8; Sewing Club 3; Calumet Agent 4, 5; Herald Tribune 4, 5, 6, 8; Mr. Wagner's Sec'y 5. 6; N. Y. Times 6. 8; Or. Melnik's Sec'y 6; Office Book Room 8. Nancy Winarsky 192 Chadwick Avenue Joy, jump, and lollity. Give her a vitalised personality. Glee Club I, 2; Dancing 2; Cheering 3. Libby C. Woltman 153 Leslie Street She's charming, she's sweet. Just the one you'd like to meet. Janet E. Winterberg 791 South 17th Street Here's to one who'll not pretend. But is and stays a steadfast friend. Gertrude Worms 230 Park Place last Orange, New Jersey Pert little rosebud on the sly. Even more dynamic than meets the eye. Sagamore 7; Twirling 7; English Class Sec'y 7; German Class Chairman 7; Class Council 8. Milton Yablick 47 Parkview Terrace Cleverness is serviceable for everything. Gerald Yablonsky 301 Avon Avenue A lad you've got to know to enjoy, Gerry's a sincere and humorous boy. Dobating Club I, 2; School Mag-axine I, 2. Joseph A. Zabarsky 366 Chadwick Avenue He mixed reason with pleasure And wisdom with mirth. Sagamore Inspector 2; Sales Comm. 8. Anna M. Zambolla 51 Hobson Street Agreeable and full of fun, Well liked by everyone. Sagamore 1; Handicraft Club 2; Legend 8; Foods Sec'y 8. Charlotte May Zander 303 Ridgewood Avenue Twas her thinking of others Made you think of her. Photography Group 1; Handicraft Club 1; Calumet Agent 3, 3, 6, 8; Ceramics 3; Ushering Squad 5. 6, 7, 8; Athletic Service 5. 6; Homeroom Sec'y 6, 8; Chairman of Refreshment Comm. 48-4A Hop 7; Machine Operations Sec'y 7; English Chairman 8; Legend Staff 8; Refreshment Comm. 8. Sandra R. Zeitlin 206 Tuxedo Parkway Charming and demure Is this lass, A pleasant addition to our sen. ior class. Sales Committee 8. Barbara Zeckendorf 208 Hansbury Avenue She is jolly and carefree as though life were a pleasant game. Radio Activity 1; French Club 1, 2, 3; Sagamore 2, 3, 8; Cheer, leading Club 3; Calumet Circula tion Mgr. 4, 5. 6. 7, 8; History Class Sec'y 5, 6; Modern Dancing Club 5; Spanish Club 6; Chem Club 7; Science Club 8; Badminton Club 8. Myrna F. Zimctbaum 34 Seymour Avenue 'Here Is a maiden who you can see. Is clever and pretty as she can be. Pilot Magazine 2; Band 7; Head Sec'y 8; Orchestra 7; Head Sec'y 8; Biology Class Sec'y 7; Sagamore 7. IDENTITY OF BABY PICTURES 1. Paula Schipero 23. Kenneth Eisenberg 44. Monroe Klein 2. Fred Dear 24. Enid Brody 45. Richard Skindcr 3. Sandy Rover 25. Jerry Finn 46. William Morrison 4. Irene Weiss 26. Barry Granick 47. Beverly Nancy Levine 5. Stephanie Davis 27. Ronald Citron and 48. Carol Gorfmkcl 6. Abe Melamed Carol Silver 49. Selma Blatt 7. Malcolm Rice 28. Lois Barad 50. Susan Skolnik 8. Jean Pencarski 29. Geraldine Salomon 51. Richard Stanco 9. Florence Katchcr 30. Alvin Lynn 52. Larry Alboom 10. Elaine Press 31. Jano Schenk 53. Dotty Ginsky II. Janet Platoff 32. Edith 8crkowitz 54. Lenny World 12. 8ruce Hollander 33. Franklin Glasgall 55. Hugh Dcssauer 13. Mel Beyers 34. Shakin Twins 56. Marilyn Weich 14. Jackio Drazin 35. Charles Frankcl 57. George Harris 15. Harlene Golat 36. Herbie Cohen 58. Gerald Popick 16. Beverly Levine 37. Janet Golum 59. Nma Norton 17. Myrna Zimetbaum 38. Ina Frank 60. Ivan Krafchick 18. Alvin Epstein 39. Elinor Hart 61. Claire Lawmg 19. Burton Unger 40. Gloria Sklaw 62. Edith Apfclroth 20. Robert Byck 41. Charlotte Laufer 63. Shirley Nicbcrg 21. Richard Berns 42. Arlene Anker 64. Nancy Camchi 22. Teresa Roche 43. Joseph Martoccio 65. Gilbert Henoch 45 1947 The year 1946 saw the many students that were to make up one of the largest graduating classes of Weequahic High School scattered far and wide. The Weequahic Annex, Madison Junior High, and many adjoining towns contributed members to our final class of 1950. Mr. Coleman left the Annex in 1947 and was succeeded by Mr. Landolphi. The two chief entertainment delights of our freshman year were the celebrated Talent Show and the last Music Revue. Students throughout both schools were busy learning about their future occupations. Madisonites were feverishly rehearsing the comedy, Now That April's Here. Midst the clamoring of pupils and the squirting of water pistols, the prodigious class of 1950 embarked upon their voyage to the main building. 1948 Unlike most sophomore classes, our class entered the main building aided by the little orange booklets— we knew all about those elevator passes and the confusing fourth floor. Lucky individuals that we were, certain privileges were eliminated: double lunch, seven period day, and double gym. We were fortunate enough to see newly painted rooms and to hear soft music in the lunchroom. Our sophomore year saw the ushering in of two new sports— fencing and swimming. Both teams had extremely successful seasons. Our undaunted determination to learn showed itself as we bravely trudged through the great blizzard of '47. This was the year many of us had to run to classes in Chancellor because of the crowded conditions in our school. At the term's end all members of the class of 1950 were thinking of the score—two down and two to go. 1949 This was the year of the Freedom Train, with its significant historical documents which many of our classmates viewed. We fielded a fine aggregation of football players whose most notable achievement was consistency in trying. O. B. A. candidates made campaign speeches for the first time in our Junior year and academically, our class showed a great deal of promise. Two outstanding assembly programs this year were the General Motors Program and Harold Russell's encouraging message. We were all looking impatiently and enthusiastically forward— to the September term when we would take our places as seniors and leaders of the school. 1950 We finally made it!! We were now proud seniors! In the elections, which were so important to all of us, we returned the capable officers whom we had chosen in our junior year, and we also contributed five members to the O. B. A. Council. As seniors we all enjoyed ourselves immensely at the long awaited 4B-4A Hop. The world was anxious about the hydrogen bomb while the chemistry classes were worried about the effects of the pleasant smelling hydrogen sulphide. Two way stair traffic, a water shortage, and the tasks that usually confront seniors were the chief problems at hand. By virtue of a change in our dismissal time, from twenty-five to three to two-thirty, we missed thirteen hours, or more than two school days in our senior year. We were all proud of the fact that during our last year the school was evaluated and not found wanting. We of the class of June 1950 sincerely hope that the same judgment is passed upon us. 46 NORMA LEVINE 'rtyoiKVUMMl MISS MAYNARD Where's your excuse? Remember NANCE CAMCHt Trade Mark How 1 Got Through Destiny Millionaire NATCHESAL I'll blast ya! Marry rich girl WILD BILL CORDES .... . Texas HARV DULTZ Danger JERRY FISCHBACH Scientist CAROL GARFINKEL Marriage BOB GESTEN Father of a tribe HARLENE GOLAT Haven't met him yet AUDREY GOODMAN ... Journalism GOLDA HARAD College comes first GENE HEIMBERG Marry millionhciress BOOTS HOROWITZ Smoked fish JERRY KADISH Real estate EADIE KERDMAN . Go to Heaven LEN KOLL Farmer BURT KORNFELD M.D. STAN LACHTMAN ...Large size dress mfg'r. Did 1? ARNIE LAMBEK Retire at early age Happy marriage ANN LEW ...Happiness AL LYNN Get it? That's right Through front and out back -.College and success . Eh! ... Child star What the hch! Dental hygienist ... Designer Marriage Nursing Blushing brido M R S. degreo 1952 Olympics Attorney-at-law .. Retire at 19 Dream come true You see that Man of the world ...Doctor's assistant 48 MISS BEARD I have read—verses of chapter—. tOf Remember Trade Mark How 1 Got Through Destiny HERB AKELAITIS LARRY ALBOUM ....Jokes IRWIN BINDER ... Cards JOE BLACK .... Big 8lack C. P. a7 RHO BLOOM RONNIE CITRON President of H. D. A. MARCIA R. COHEN numbers ” ' ... RONNIE De LEO In Richie's car Skid Row JERRY FINN .... The will N. B. C. C B. S will do ELLIS GANT . „ Little Giant Walked through GLORIA GEIGER BARRY GRANICK Vests and bow tics DAVE GREENBLATT XENOPHON HARRIS Jean Ann and George HOWIE HOLLAND Lost Sagamore IRWIN HOLTZ JAY HORN Yussel Mahzel NORM INLANDER ... Pushing 38 Ford LEFTY KAPLAN STANLEFF NORMA LEVINE MAXINE MEYERSON ... Chinkie MEL NOCKS Basketball coach SHEILA NOCKS Gee JEAN PENCARSKI JANET PLATOFF STAN RIFKIND Humor BOBBIE ROSENBERG Time can only answer HOWIE ROSENTHAL HAROLD SAFERSTEIN .... Red hair EDOIE SCHLESINGER ED SCHULTE ARLINE SCHWARTZ To marry Larry BEVERLY SIMON Piano .7. RICHARD STANCO ROSALIE WACHSMAN Bleached GERTY WORMS .Maroon Dodge Big blue eyes Marry Len 49 If5 MISS KEEFE That was the 8:30 bell! Remember Trade Mark How 1 Got Through Destiny ... Cowboy's Sweetheart Near greatness .... Slipped on a banana peel _ What destiny ... To photogroph eclipses. ... 1st million at 21. Poorhouse SY FELDMAN When 1 become Sup't of ...You tell me. Darn It! „ Millionaire's wife. RICKIE GOTTFRIED ....Wrong organization card Paris LEFTY HERSHBAIN 1 was high-scorer again. _ My big broad smile Big time operator Flag pole sitter RODDY KLINGHOFFER Clevah? . .Lion tamer CHIEF KRA CHICK A little co-operation Who knows? ROZZY LEVlNE ...To get Irving. STUIE LEHMAN Drilling bicuspids POOPIE LIPPMAN Catch this . ... Dust ARNIE LUBASCH ....Stan Musial's sucessor IKIE MACKLIS A Bohemian SHEL O'DESKY . To be smothered in money PHYL PLOTKIN ... Shall 1 do flips? Who knows? CHYMAH POKRAS Don't talk foolish. .. JERRY POPICK _ Really? .. Swimming the Channel LENNY SCHWARTZ NORMY SHACHAT . . Fidge JORDIE SIEGELMAN „ How about that? ... Collector HESHY SILVER BIG WORDS SILVER CYN STARK Dues? FRED STARK . It's easy with a slide rule ABE SUCKNO Eh! .. Pleezc!!! MARSUSSKIND ... Really?!! YEKE TACHLITSKY . Say what? JAYTUCHSCHER .... Good I'm olad ..Evicted - .. University of Iowa BURT UNGER Got some gum? ___..........Reciprocal Trade Agreement...Engineer MAR WALSKY.., , ....... Whatchama call it — nponed the door™_____________I can droam, can't I? 50 MRS. 8INGHAM Absence excuses are due the day you return. Remember Trade Mark How I Got Through Destiny ACKY ACKERMAN Blonde lock JUDY ADES RUTHIE ATTERMANN . Knee-sox CAR BEINER HARV BELI SELMA BLATT 'Till then ENY BRAKER SONNY BOODISH ENID BRODY COOPIE COOPERMAN STEPH DAVIS DAVE DAVISON RICHYEINHORN .— That's rough. JERRY FEIG ALANFINKEL CLAIRE FINKELSTEIN Hi kid! GALLGLASGALL LYNN GOLDSTEIN DIMPLES HOLLANDER— .Making holes in my cheeks LEE LESNIK LENNY LIPPMAN FRANK LUX SANDY MESKIN BOSCO MOSKOWITZ SU-SU POLLAK MARILYN ROSEN BOB ROTH .... AUDY SCHWARTZ Well, la dee da PESHSCHIPERO SHELLIE SCHOTTENFELD RONNIE SOLOMON SHNUDDIE WERFEI — Call me SA. I Trcs facile, mes amis Smart friends_________ Resting in class______ Don't rightly know Luck__________________ My good looks ------- I was pushed ........ God only knows ... Wishing, working, thinking Shining shoes .............. Speaking French to a test tube Hard work By luck Personality, i gyp-slips. Pure luck____ Showed movies for 4 yrs... Block and tacklo---------- By knowing the password Shh, I'm not through yet . Prayer On purely concentrated solutions______________ Reedin', Ritin', and 'Rithmetic With prayers and crossed fingers Just not flunking Reader's Digest .. To be Talk of Town _Prc-wed school _Brandeis University _To be crushed in a buffalo stampede —Glorified houswifo __Pill peddler Marryin' Sam ...To outdo Dr. Gilbreth ..Runner .Millionaire's spouse -Old Maid Educated housewife Making balckboard erasers SSS + Fad + Fib = Ads Assistant to Albert Einstcn .. Own a used car lot ...Conductor (of husand?) with chorale ..Wall Street financier $1,000,000 . Lawyer Mad chemist Assistant to J. Edgar Hoover Owner of supermarket chain Make holes for doughnuts .. Leader King of the Baking World Angel of Mercy . Rc-sfarting school to teach Musical director of Met Opera . A new teddy bear To secure a spouse -Housewife Wealth without effort .The Lumber King 51 MRS. BLUM I'll speak to the teacher about that mark.” 'ityo Henao K 125 Remember HERBIE BEEBER_______ RITA BERGER_________ JERRY BODEN_________ BOB BYCK ........... HERB COHEN__________ BILLY COHEN_________ RICH COHN___________ ELLY CONRADT________ JACK CRANE__________ FREDDIE DEAR________ AL DIRGO____________ PAUL EHRLICH________ CHUCK FRANKEL_______ PAULA GOLDBAUM______ DANNY GREEN_________ MARCIA GREENZEIG____ JOAN HELIES_________ MONROE KLEIN________ BEV N. LEVINE_______ JOE MARTOCCIO_______ SHIRL METZKY________ MIDGE MUELLER_______ BOB NUNES___________ ROSEMARY PEASON_____ EVELYN PISUT________ BOB PRICE___________ RAINE RAFF.......... ERMA REGENSBURGER___ BOBBIE SINGER_______ BERNIE SOROKA_______ PHYL SUNENSHINE_____ LYDIA VERDUGO_______ ROY VERB____________ COOKIE WINARSKY_____ YUSS ZABARSKY------- Trade Mark . No ___________ That's my boy' Come now . . Oh Day of Woe”----------- . The End of the Road”----- . I'll pass”--------------- . I have to go home”....... No fooling ------------- . For A' That and A' That _ .Levis___________________ — . At's fer sure!”__________ . Short Haircut------------ _ Uva Fa Feminas .......... . Voice that can't be heard . Hi! r____________________ . Ne”______________________ . Oh Shucks ............... . I got another 'A'' . I hope I'm not cal . Isn't he a doll? ... . Dimples ____________________________________ . A pile of books' . What a phony . Who said so? __________ . It's just a Stone's throw Big brown eyes ...........The spirit moved me Marcia _ My Spanish I don't know - My Honey . - Anytime .......................Kibitied. How 1 Got Through Destiny Fred Dear's cooperation Dentist M.D. C. P. A. Spent a year in Florida Optometrist j 1 o c •3 1 a M.D. Had sympathetic teachers Business magnate With a song in my heart . ... Homework ... Still don't know Wait and hope . Blood, sweat, and tears With imagination .Time will tell English teacher On a baton Mrs. K. Blood, sweat, and tears----------Mrs. H. 8y sitting quietly----------------Lecturer .By Mrs. Blum's patience----------Mrs. H. --------Pharmacist 52 • MR. LEMERMAN 203 Remember Trade Mark Hew 1 Got Through Destiny MAURICE AXELRAD X ? • o -� r ? JO BERTELL - Wish 1 knew NATE BLUTINGER .. You like, it's yours „... See the world LOIS CHASE It was so funny! . One of best dressed women Who knows? C. P. A. IONECOHEN 1. M. JACKIE DRAZIN JOAN EGGERT KENNY EISENBERG TOMMY ELLIS Ha! ...7 . _ .....College GOLDA FAST N. B. 1 H. College MOOSF FI FISCHER All Am. Lineman ARLYNE GOLDBERG MRS. Degree JOAN GORDON ... How's that? .. .... .c I [x : a Marriage JANET GROBER S. S. will beat Weeq.' Secretary MAR KLASS ........Can't you guess? RENEE KLEIMAN Walked Laboratory technician BOBBY KLEIN F K 77ft His HERMAN LASKIN ... Wanta buy it? Professor BEVERLY LEVINE .Hickory stick MARLENE MARCUS . Oh Henry! By the skin of my teeth Good wife MARCELLA MENDEL Talked myself through Depends upon who asks SUSIE MENDELSOHN To get a degree NIN NORTON Blood, sweat and smiles Too soon to know Millionaire SANDY SHAPIRO .. ..Worrying and studying College ESTHER SOFFIN Marriage DAN SOLONDZ Health and Happiness LENNY STEINMARK Walked Only fate knows LARRY STERN _Luck and Prayer Cigars and Cars EVIE UNGERLEIDER Girlfriend Edith Being farsighted .Marry a millionaire .. ..Get rich quick BOBBIE ZECKENDORF Marriage 53 MISS JOHNSTON It's non® of my business how you vote. Remember Trade Mark How 1 Got Through Destiny PEARL ANDERSON - - $• • what? . . JEANNY BARNETT A. J ROOKY BRODKIN . Hello doll! HOWY BRQDY Whit m racket! MARTY CASTLEBAUM ..Loafing all the way JULIE DLHOLUCKY Work INA FRANK . You're kidding! GARY GARRETT Levis ..By luck ' MIMI GELLER Kathy green Talk, talk! ..Teacher's pity Unknown ELLIE HART GIL HENOCH Gil has will and skill . Yat-a-tre Dancing Politician PEARL HUTCHINS Good job JERRY KAPLAN Cofd outside baby! WES KEEFER Professional candy-taster CEIL KLEIN How about that! Politician JOE KUPERSMITH ? Billionaire LOUISE MOGIL JERRY MONASTERSKY Veep SY MORGANSTERN.. . ..Slave Radio engineer BOB MOSS- W. B. G. 0 ... Ha, ha, silly boy! Denistry or radio LENNY QUINT . Hi there, sweets! . . . .Catching butterflies MARTY RATINER ...Used my charm Become rich JO REISS . God's help Get married SANDY RED REVER Gardenia —Marrying J. A. MALCY RICE How ahout that! ..Plenty of praying First millionaire GERRY SALOMON ...Riding janitor's broom Registered nurse CLAIRE SAVIN ...Crawled Mrs. ROBERT SCHAPIRO Telepathy Psychopathic ward ROY SCHOTLAND Money works miracles Boston suburbs SAM STEIN . Musician ...Knowing right people Horse-doctor HERBY TABATCHNICK— NORM TALLAN Pontiac And flunked —Asleep None MICKEY WEICH. SANDY ZEITLIN Are you for real? It's terrific! .... _ Diffusion _..Luck— Social worker ’rtyamenaiMt 205 MRS. DEUTSCH “You're 4A's now. Remember Trade Mark How I Got Through HELENE ABERBACH AR ANKER_______ DOT BACCARO____ LIB 8IRNBAUM____________ Wadja My? -------- FRANNIE BREGMAN__________ Fifty cents ----- BETTY BROWN___ •. . and to make a long story short . . _ JOY COHEN________________ Hey— Dolly! Oh golly, gosh, oh gee! -------- Hard labor! Who called you last night? I often wonder! That's for sure _________________A guardian angel Work? Ha! Ha!. . Diffusion!______ With God's help By an act of God!. That's my secret! RAE FASANO____________________ Hi Kid! . JERRY FELDBLUM__________________ Are you for real? ----------Connections! MEL FERREIRA_______________—. Don't be ridiculous! ----------Pushed through Muck Destiny ______Advertising Executive .....—and a small mansion _____Move to the Highlands ______Home Economist ______Mrs. America of 1951 ......M. R. S. Degree ______Third finger, left hand .Kother's Treasurer , Secretary and Mire . Career Girl FRENCHY FERRIS-DOLLY GINSKY Holy Cow!”_ . Hey—Joyce! LIMEY GLUCK JAN GOLUM _ Huh! A Character! ________ ..J'He's a real doll! ...... Through a hole in the wall_____Gentleman of Leisure That's what I'm trying to figure out! Attlee deported me!. __Hillside sent me! JUNIE GREENBERG_______________ Three permits r d no license! —On a wing and a prayer SIS HERSH__________________Cold hands .. . warm heart?______Took my books on Saturday night ................. HESHEY HIRSCHOREN_____________ It's a copisthctic situation! _I snuck through HAR JOHNSON_______________ FLO KATCHER_______________ 'Ye Gads and Odds Bodkins! ....-It was a tough fight. Mom but I won]... .1 wanna' git married A Linotype Operator .1 wish I knew! baby sitter I do'' Something? A Millionaire __________ You wouldn't kid me, would you? ______ SANDY LAUBER______________ I love you too! __ J. MICHAELSON ............ He's simple! _____ CODY MORRISON-............ Hey Gumbazzi! ---- SHIRL NIEBURG_____________ I'm telling you! _ ANN NOSKOVIAK ____________ That's for danged sure' POST POSTAL_______________ Oh, Yeah! ------- E. PROSS ______ __________ You don't know what ..With Mother's help!............Private Secretary Filling out schedule cards!.....Men, Money and Matrimony ..Good oyotiphtr PwMnj a baby carriage Seton Hall sent me!------------Civil Service Saying prayers!----------------.Marriage My fairy God mother Miracles will happen_________ ___Git to Arizona Millionaire happened!' .Used the school elevator!-....... Spouse to a Medicine Man With my new specs! Private Secretary TERRY ROCHE_____________________ Yeh! Is that right? ----- RHO SCHAFFER___________________ I'm embarrassed! ______________Knew the right people! .........It's up to HIM SHIRL STEINBERG................. Yuh, know! ...................Search me!______________________Who knows MART SUSSMANE_____________.____ Well... truly! ----------------.1 prayed at night!_____„_______Undecided HAR TEVELOW____________________ Oh, what am I gonna do! _......Good eyesight!------------------Private Secretary PAT TORPPEY.................... Let's get organized! ----------1 studied!______________________Private Secretary HED TUNIS......... ............. Hot Dog! ---------------------A little luck_________________Selling Indian Nuts to Indians RED WEISS....................... I don't feature that! ........Apples for the teacher!..... Z. B. T. ELIZ WILBURNE__________________N. Y. Times---------------------Patience and Fortitude__________Nursing 2 9 'rtyotK UXOM 221 MISS COBEY Put away that comb or you'll have to dust the desks. Remember BACU AUSLANDER— PEGGY BELL______ CONNIE BIRO_____ MUSH BLASENSTEIN ILE BLUM________ Trade Mark How I Got Through Destiny 'Hello' DIMPLE BRESSLER BIGLOUI BRYCE Accent—pardon me? ............Wandering form room to room Teaching and marriage .Wing and a prayer_____________Aviation and drafting . Song and a prayer_____________M. R. S. .On a baton.....................M. R. S. and twins ..Pure luck____________________To become Mrs. X A good question................Marriage .Brains________________________Own business __________ Oh. Bruce!' _________Phyllis. Who's got a cigarette? . Smile ------------------ MARY ANN CONKLIN I want to be a model' INGY-GUY DANZIGER BERNIE FRIEDMAN___ MARTY GARB________ ALICE SHORTY GLICK— .Still wandering----------------Marriage Pure Luck----------------------Mrs. C. Brains_________________________Millionaire Gyp slips SAM GOLDBERG „ PHYL GREENBERG SUSIE GREENBERG BOBBIE GROSSMAN LEE HARRIS_____ SLIM HELMSTETTER DEE HOROWITZ HAPPY HYATT____ FLO KATZ 'Oh, Tommy' Hello, Beautiful --------- Did you do your homework? . Who's not coming to school tomorrow? __________________Just plain struggling. Let's not co-operate ________Read newspapers . Well, I'll tell you something -Took a train—---- But, she's a good kid _______With hard work - My niece Bonnie _____________Song and a prayer — Late again. Miss Cobey? -----Ask me no Questions Howdy A long hard fight Music, Music, Music___________Darling, I was growing older! Yankee center-fielder -Wife of Mr. X Pharmacist -Social Work ...Accountant —A husband and a home . Mrs. M. .Dick Tracy, Jr. Tho Met (ropolitan) 'KOSHER BABE KOTHER EVIE LEWIS___________ 'Howdy Call me tonight! . Oh, Miss Cobey! Ooh-no! ________ Battled through______________—..Fearless Fosdick's asst. W ng and a prayer__________________M. R. S. degree Men teachers .................... First woman President MITZ MITZMACKER Ain't LEFTY NESTOR________ Rl ROSENBERG....... NE SAMAR IN_________ Progressing_________________________To progress Wing and a prayer...............Principal of Weequahie I wouldn't know about that . . Just kept rolling along_____________.Hitch m the Marines He taught me to yodel! _ Copying Winnie's homework-To get married What! __________________ Love the point system!____________________Tall, dark, and muscles LOWELL EVAN STEIGLER BERRY STEIN____________ 'Rich or poor it's good to have money ______________________Pushed by friendly teachers..........College and business 'I'd like to asked a question .....June's tutoring........... ..Dictation from my husband What a pill she is! How is tho weather up thorc? WATT WATENMAKER_____ HALF-PINT WOLTMAN___ MILTY YABLICK__________ Let's go, fellas! ANNE ZAMBOLLA I don't want to brag CHAR ZANDER___________— Already? .---------- .Good eyes Burn midnight lamp Slip of paper________ .. Miracle — Big red apple Accountant To be five feet Principal of Weequahie . Kothcr's-vicc president ________________Have twins 56 MISS CUTTRISS I just follow Mr. Herrberg's directions. 304 Remember Trade Mark How 1 Got Through Destiny MINTY ADLER Knew Morse Code MYE ALLEN EDIE APFELROTH BOB AVERGON BAKE BAKER EDIE BERKOWITZ - MEL BEYERS THEL DENBURG HUGH DESSAUER . .Yugie_ _ ... _ RONNIE FREIMAN STAN GITLIN DON HOPKINS DANNY KLEINBURG No Nose X-Ray vision TEDDY KURTZ BERNARD LARSON CLAIRE LAWING . ... Wave ROBERT POZNACK The Vet Yale HANNA RAWICZ Who knows? JACK RINGEL JANICE ROSEN Teddy Sohrano AL SCHNEIDER ADELE SCHOENBACH STUART SEGALL Who knows? BARBARA SHAKIN Homemaker CORINNE SHAKIN CAROL SILVER . With fuck ..Grandmother GLORIA SKLAW Air-line Hostess SUE SKOLNICK Wait and see phyLlis stang Live in country MAR STONE ..Four children Get married Make a million Live on a farm MYRN ZIMETBAUM .Zimmie Home on the range 57 O.B.A Kornfeld esi dency Xcc a‘ s Citron zk Edits Esquire Wachsman Queen of Campus ROSENTHAL Xpert p prts M Lachtman Succeeds SKnkin Twins Baiile Culinary Arthur Mur,. ratic Candid C ■ . . . . ..!■� Sec.rt.tY v; :r Chiropodists Confer With Franhel OuM YAHKttS SIMON'S CARNEGIE CONCERT SOLD OUT J LUBASCH PINCH HITS FOR MUSIAL V. AUDIENCE DROOLS bill: I1I1M.H DEMONSTRATES 1 BERBER APPOINTED TO SUPREME COURT A-— V DIRGO and METZKY SAVE PATIENT’S LIFE APFELROTH jheadsnurse n HOSP� l : Stone and Berkowitx Reach 5'J models ASHIOMs WATENMAKER’S SHO WINS GAME E EDITS fRlBUNE f Salomon Heroic Nurse In Emergency W eich Corners Cud Market bndorf redecorate wasserman finkel Schotland Succeeds Dewey VOSKOV ml COHEN BECKER, HOLTZ, « L. BUY DRUG STORE Henoch usfer Continues 1 eaclies Canasta GORDON HEAD BUYER AT HAIINE S Frank President of Red Cross CHASE MARRIES INTO MILLIONS 7t? 0Wte u Souk Perhaps you've heard of the October Revolution of Nineteen Seventeen, but have you heard of the March Revolution of Nineteen Fifty? The air was electric with excitement. The triumphant song of defiance rang out, Now the time has come for us to march, and rise against the 4B class. Crowds gathered in the halls. Worried faces. Word came from higher authority. Keep moving—Keep moving. The small knots of insurgents broke up but the tension was still there. Suddenly the word was flashed. Over the mysterious grapevine it came, Mass meeting at two-thirty. Pass it on. Angry signs of defiance were scribbled on walls. Somebody shouted, Traitor! There were screams— Hang Finn! He's a tool of the 4B's. Burn him alive. Secret meetings of the high command were held—in grimy restaurants far from the power of authorities. Petitions were drawn up. Letters of protest were written. There was a brief cessation of hostilities. Terse official communiques were issued. There will be NO mass meeting. I repeat. There will be NO mass meeting.—MJH There will be a meeting in the auditorium at two-thirty-five. (signed) H. J. And so they gathered. Grim faces. Angry mutterings. All 4B's out of the auditorium—All out.—You there in the back, get out! This is a private meeting. The 0. B. A. Council has just announced it will hold a 4A Hop. 66 Oh, nuts—no revolution. LIBRARY PUYUKPmTKlI USHERING STAFF 68 TOP TEN COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEES SAGAMORES 69 44 Perhaps you expect a Will here. This is the place for it. But forgive us, dear people. We're not leaving anything tangible. We'd like to tell you instead what we're taking with us, cargo too important in our lives to be left behind. We take with us the appalling sense of smallness that we felt as we first entered the school as sophomores. We take with us the gradual maturing and moulding of our characters through our high school days. We take with us many scenes from about the school: the milling crowds rushing across the avenue to the various eateries, the long line of students tugging at their lockers on a frigid December day, the turbulence which was aroused in our hearts the first times we viewed the test tubes and sundry mechanisms of the laboratories, the anguished laments of the secretarial students as they cracked their nails on typewriters, and the thousand warning, endearing, and quizzical looks we received as we traversed the halls between classes. We also take with us something less material and yet upon contemplation something more important. We take with us a sense of being cared for, a sense of security. The security of interested teachers, the security of careful guidance, and the security of the building itself. Although it may seem that we have lost these things, that the watching hand that has led us and eased our minds as we advanced in Weequahic is of the past, in reality this sense of security we have received has so permeated us that it has been blended into our being and, as a result, has left us more mature and, we hope, more prudent. We take with us too, our records, disciplinary as well as scholastic. We have made them and they will give specific evidence to our colleges and our employers of the influence that Weequahic has had upon us. To the class of January, 1951 we leave but one thing: the hope that they will be as heavily laden with stimulating memories of Weequahic as we are on this happy day of graduation. 72 1950 was a woman's year. In politics, art, business, and world shattering headlines, women took the lead. At Weequahic, too, the gentler sex made their marks. The girls who were outstanding in athletics and have won their letters by making 1,000 points are: Arlene Anker, Selma Blatt, Enid Braker, Frances Bregman, Jaclyn Drazin, Dorothy Ginsky, Rita Gottfried, Golda Harad, Fleurette Katz, Marilyn Klass, Barbara Klein, Helen Kother, Janet Platoff, Geraldine Salomon, Molly Schwartz, Gloria Sklaw, Cynthia Stark, and Elizabeth Wilburne. Special recognition was given to Ann Lew, Jane Schenk, Adele Schoen-bach, Bernice Soroka, and Marlene Susskind for earning 1,500 points. Each of these girls was presented with a pin. To these pupils go our congratulations for having shown their athletic ability, and sportsmanship, during their four years at Weequahic. Sfxnti- FOOTBALL Among the graduating lettermen whose fighting spirit will long be remembered by the class is Herb Akelaitis, who was the stalwart of the 1948 Weequahic line. His defensive play as a backer-up constantly warranted praise. Holding down the center slot during the 1949 season was Lenny Quint, who performed well on both the offense and defense. Guard Henry ''Moose Fleischer, although hampered by a knee injury, excelled in tackling and was a blocking back on the offense. Playing at the other guard position was Richie Stanco, whose all-around play deserves recognition. Holding down the end slots were Howie Rosenthal and Alvin Epstein, the former noted for his excellent pass receiving and the latter for his versatility, having played also at center during the latter part of the season. BASKETBALL Our class contributed many sportsmen to the basketball squad. Wes Keefer, an effective board man, played well at his pivot post and was a constant scoring threat to all teams. His outstanding play was recognized when he was placed on the all city five. John Postol, another member of our class, was a high scorer and his deceptive passing and shooting added much to the success of the 49-50 season. These two boys will long be remembered as a unbeatable one-two punch. Mel Nocks, Jerry Finn, and Howie Watenmaker rounded out a fine squad. TRACK This year's contingent of graduating lettermen numbers eight. The captain is Dave Greenblatt who is known to his friends as the green flash . If you have ever seen Dave on the track, you can well understand why. While only a sophomore, Dave was entered in the broad jump and the 75 yard dash in the city meet. He finished third in the dash and fourth in the broad jump. In his junior and senior years, Dave devoted his time exclusively to the track events where he won many timely victories in the 440. Right along side of Dave are some fine running mates: Ivan Krafchick, who hurdled in fine style. Norm Pokras, who won his letter competing in the broad jump and dashes, Vic Thomas, whose forte was in the field events, and Sandy Rever, who ran in the distance races. The strong lungs of the group belong to Fred Stark, who competed in the cross-country meets. Boys who were of valuable assistance to the team are Howie Silver and Stan Lacht-man, hurdles, and Sy Feldman and Dick Skin-der, dashes. BASEBALL Under the direction of Mr. Schneider our baseball nine enjoyed a successful season. John Postol and Bob Poznak each contributed to the effectiveness of the 49-50 season. Frank Scanniello, first baseman, who performed very effectively both offensively and defensively, has been a varsity member for three years. Howie Rosenthal's hard slugging ability at the plate and in the field earned him much recognition and respect from the crowds. SWIMMING TEAM Our class witnessed the first varsity swimming team in Weequahic's history. In 1949 we finished second in the City Meet, losing by only four points. The mermen of our class are Ricky Berns, Richie Cohn, Frank Glasgall, Barry Granick, Arnie Lambek, and Gerry Pop-ick. These boys comprised the core of the team and splashed in ahead of the opposition to carry away many meets. BOXING Another Indian bites the dust, as his victorious adversary dances gingerly over him. This scene is re-enacted every year, on April 1, in the boys' Gym. Since its inauguration, the boxing tournament has become one of Weequahic's most exciting sports events. This year's graduating pugilists are headed by Lennie Quint, who has earned letters in both of his contests, his first a well-earned draw with a much bigger boy and his second, a hard fought win over Sandy Rever. The other boys are Stan Rifkind, a clever lightweight, Ted Kurtz, a hard punching welterweight, and George Harris and Ivan Krafchick, both fine middleweights. FENCING George Harris remains as the last member of our illustrious fencing team which captured third place in the state tournament in 1948. That was a very good record considering the fact that it was our first year in organized competition. George chalked up 8 wins against only 2 losses. These wins were recorded against such top flight teams as Barringer, Bloomfield, and South Side. 75 Irwin Binder Ted Kurtz Bob Poznak Howie Rosenthal Frank Scanniello Paul Ehrlich Dave Greenblatt Harvey Bell Sandy Rever Sandy Hyatt Vic Thomas Howie Silver Richie Skinder Stan Lachtman Ivan Krafchick Norm Pokras John Postol Jerry Finn Herbie Akelaitis Wes Keefer Richie I Stanco Howie Watenmaker Alvin Epstein Mel Nocks Rich Cohn Barry Granick Arnie Lambck George Harris Lenny Quint Gerry Popick Frank Glasgall Richie Berns Henry Fleischer 7%e Sta Editorial Board Richard Einhorn Gilbert Henoch Stanley Lcff Arnold Lubasch Geraldine Salomon Barbara Shakin Corinne Shakin Beverly Simon Editorial Staff Edith Apfelroth Ruth Atterman Herbert Bccbcr Richard Berns Lois Chase Ronald Citron Kenneth Eisenberg Ina Frank Burton Kornfeld Shirley Metsky Nina Norton Melvin Silver Richard Skinder Bernice Soroka Phyllis Sunenshine Marilyn Weich Typing Staff Lorraine Raff, Chairman Arlene Anker Marcia Blasenstein Joyce Cohen Geraldine Feldblum Dorothy Ginsky Janet Grobcr Elaine Pross Barbara Singer Martin Garb Charlotte Zander Franklin Glasgall Maurice Gluck Art Staff Joan Gordon Connie Bird Elinor Hart Stephanie Davis Judith Kerdman Arlyne Goldberg Renee Kleiman Hildegarde Kaufmann Monroe Klein Norma Levine Beverly Levine Ann Lew Maxine Mcyerson Iris Macklis Rosemary Peason Janet Platoff Adelo Schoenbach Phyllis Plotkin Sondra Shapiro Cynthia Stark Howard Silver Shirley Steinberg Leonard Steinmark Advertising Staff Marlene Stone Doris Baccaro Marlene Susskind Nathan Chesal Leonard Werfel Claire Finkelstein Anna Zambolla Advisers Marie R. Bernstein Ernest Gobeillo Alice M. Saltman 80 PATRONS MR. AND MRS. JOHN ZAMBOLLA MR. AND MRS. KALMAN KATZ MR. AND MRS. THOMAS DEO MR. AND MRS. HERMAN TEITELBAUM MR. AND MRS. STEVEN REGENSBURGER MR. AND MRS. CHARLES STEIN MR. AND MRS. WALTER CONRADT MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN HOROWITZ MR. AND MRS. JOHN KOTHER MR. AND MRS. PHIL LEVIN MR. AND MRS. JACK SKLAW MR. AND MRS. J. MANDY MR. AND MRS. SAM GARB BARBARA SCHERZER anonymous MR. AND MRS. BEN FASANO MR. AND MRS. SAM BENNETT HAL S OUTLET STORE MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL POTASNICK DR. AND MRS. ALBERT COWEN DR. AND MRS. B. M. WEINSTEIN MR. AND MRS. I. KAPLAN MR. AND MRS. HARRY KAPLOWITZ GEORGE A. MUELLER MRS. WILLIAM L. MUELLER KRAM AND NOVER ADRIENNE AND JERRY RAFF MR. AND MRS. VINCENT J. BACCARO MARILYN COOPER MR. AND MRS. EDWARD BRASNIAK MR. AND MRS MAX TUCHSCHER GEORGE MILLER THE SHERMAN TWINS MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR H. NOVY MR. AND MRS ABRAHAM ALBOUM MRS. R. TOYE MRS. A. KLEIN MR. AND MRS. OSCAR SPENCER MR. AND MRS. HARRY GROSSMAN FRIEND MR. AND MRS. J. KAPLAN A. MEULLER MR. AND MRS. CARL KATCHER AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH GRASS AND FAMILY THE CRESCENT GIRLS MR AND MRS JULIO A. NUNES MR. AND MRS. FRANK LESNIK MR AND MRS P. VERDUGO RANDIE TRACHMAN ALAN AND AUDREY MOSKOWITZ DAVID BERNEY FEDER AND WEXLER MR. AND MRS. BERNARD KLEIN BARRY GOLDBERG MARIE GRANATA MRS. M LEHRHOFF LOWELL JAY BYERS DORIS AND EDDIE MELVIN KARL SCHANERMAN HERB AND MARV HELEN AND JOE GELLER MR. PHILIP TEVELOW MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL METSKY MR. AND MRS. H. E. COHEN DIABETIC FOODS JUDY DENZER MR. AND MRS. H. C. MOGIL PHIL SAFRAN THELMA AND MARILYN WEISS LT. AND MRS. MICHAEL V. BACCARO MR. AND MRS. AL TALIAS MR. AND MRS. GEORGE MAYER MR. AND MRS. SIDNEY ROSENBAUM MR. AND MRS. NATHAN NIEBURG MR. AND MRS. E. H. REISS MR. AND MRS. J. OHIN MR. AND MRS. M. D. KLEIMAN MR. AND MRS. HOWARD KALIRIN MR. AND MRS. WALLARE NORTON MR. AND MRS. JOSEF PERLMUTTER MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN BROWN MR. AND MRS. JACK SKLAR MR. AND MRS. AARON APFELROTH MR. AND MRS. S. WOLTMAN MR. AND MRS. BILL BOYD, JR. MR. AND MRS. IRVING HALPERIN AND FAMILY GLEE CLUB—7th PERIOD I. R. CLASS—8th PERIOD TRACK TEAM MR. AND MRS. MORRIS HAFTEL TONY AND JOHNNY CHARTIN IRA LANDIS MR. AND MRS. MARTIN CAHN MR AND MRS. IRA ZEITLIN MR. AND MRS. S. SCHAPIRO CAROL MAY COFFEE MR. AND MRS. DAVID CASTLEBAUM MR. AND MRS. EDWARD BRODY MR. AND MRS. MAX R. KAPLAN MR AND MRS. SAMUEL A. KESTENBAUM MR. AND MRS. B. YABLICK M. AND M. MR. AND MRS. J. EINHORN S. LOUIE PARENT ROBERTA ROCKMAN RUBY SKINDER BENEL BEN BUSH PALMIER brothers MR. AND MRS. JACOB M. HENOCH GILBERT AND SHALDINE HENOCH MR. AND MRS J. J. SCHOTLAND 82 JEWELS Pinky and Al Lee and Al Ingy and Tommy Barbara and Aaron Pat and Roger Beans, Frank and Ed Lowell Evan Steigler Roger and Florence Mary and Lenny Mary and Lee Hal Morgan, Esq. 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