Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1951 volume:

IJeequahic Niqh School Newark, New Jersey January, 1951 Allen Sha.lit F o r e w o p il This is a book of memories—the memories of the Class of January 1951. Our group has shared many innovations, many trials and tribulations, and many wonderful times in our four years together. Into this Legend have been placed pictures and words in the hope that years from now when you open this book you will be able to relive the days you spent at Weequahic High. II a rol«l La Pen na II e 1 i v a t i o n When the subject was presented—to whom shall our yearbook be dedicated?—the response was unanimous. We didn’t have to search for a person; we knew whom we wanted. A yearbook is the result of four years of sincere friendship; a book of friends. With his gentleness and soothing determination, our grade adviser has proved to l e our very best friend. He first became associated with us when we were sophomores; and he has been a source of inspiration ever since. lie has always been unselfishly willing to give of his valuable time to any member of the class who was in need of advice. He has been tactful and kind and we are all thankful that we were fortunate enough to have such a man direct us and solve our many problems. It is our honor and privilege to dedicate our Legend to you—Mr. Harold LaPenna. He teas a scholar, and a ripe and good one; Exceeding wise, fair-spoken, and persuading Shakkspkari: Max J• II krzlMkr| l rin«‘i|� :il s Message A Message to the Class of January 1951: If you were asked which sort of world you’d rather live in—one where everything goes on in the same way forever, or one where almost anything can happen at any time and nothing is ever certain, you’d probably decide in favor of the latter. Fortunately or unfortunately, you have no choice. Never was the world so unsure, so dangerous, so confused. We have automobiles, TV sets, and other contraptions, but we can expect Nor certitude, nor peace, nor help for jHiin as Matthew Arnold phrased it. If you like excitement, the chance to grow up fast, and the responsibility for settling mankind’s future, you’ll get all these in the next few years—and I hope and expect you won’t mind. Good luck to you all! MAX J. 1IERZBERG ('onstaiM «� II. Ilowernian She is pretty, and honest, and gentle; and one that is your friend. Shakf.spf.are Assistants to tlio I'rin i|inI A. W. A«� k« rman “ n faith, he is a worthy gentleman. Exceedingly well read. Shakespeare The Facultv MAX J. HERZBERC Principal A. WALTER ACKERMAN CONSTANCE BOWERMAN Assistants to the Principal Commercial and Secretarial Department John R. Boyle, Chairman Elizabeth Baker Bertha 1. Butler Alice F. Cobey B. Arthur Darrah Sophia N. Dcutsch Miriam Hample •Samuel II. Korey Dina A. Hirsch Nathan Lemerman Laura M. Isserman Blanche S. Marger Harry J. Jellinck •William C. Silbcr Edward E. kobetz lama Stein hoi tz Mary N. Swinney English Department Anna Gerber •Hilda C. Lut ke Irving J. Goldberg Marie O’Connor Leonard Gross Christina Russell Marion W. Jennings •Davkl Stamelman Harold LaPenna Pearl Vogel Irving Wallock William Lewin, Chairman Marie R. Bernstein •David Bucharest Eugenia W. Chosney A. Emma Conrad Frank A. DeLisi Guidance Department Carrie R. Losi Dorothy Keith Health and Physical Education Department Charles J. Schneider, Chairman Frances Judson Regina Mazaica Henry F. Donn Dorothy Driscoll William F. Hofer Royal Cohn, M.D. Margaret S. Archer George F. Bowjfte •Elizabeth L. Cuttriss Arthur Lustig Helen M. Maynard Health Service Marion Millington. R.N. •Grace Brennan. R.N. Industrial and Fine Arts Herman Hol man Elizabeth 1.. Manning William B. Mayer •Henry Melnik •William H. Rose. Jr. Harriet Shapiro Marion Wohlfarth Betty Sobol. M.D. Anita A. Quinn Alice M. Saltinan Philip M. Wagner Morris Brenman. Chairman Angela Castora Simon Chasen Bernard Fried berg Foreign Language Department Edith G. Glucksman •Ernest P. Gobcille Louis Mint Librarians •Rose B. Brashear Marion L. Buchner Mathematics Department Ernest R. Ranucci, Chairman Joseph Gruber Bessie O. Bingham Shirley S. Kahn •Ruth K. Blum Martin Moskowitz Rose M. Miraglia Lila M. Collin Benjamin Epstein. Acting Chairman David A. Bcrney William R. Castelluccio Max Bimbnum. Chairman Virginia M. Beard •Lorna R. Furst Office Staff •Eleanor T. Guidera Ethel Pompadur Science Department Irving Eisen •Walter Eisenberg George Martino Ann S. Murray Social Studies Department Martin Green Jeanette B. Lappe Paul Lippe Helen B. Mercurio Paula Oellrieh Mabel M. Patton •Leola L. Rummer ••Elizabeth Undritz Reada S. Jellinek Alma G. Pinkerton Sylvia Ruffkess •Sarah M. Wood Charlotte Schlunk Esther V. Vicary Leon Saunders •Clarence L. Seltzer M.usfon S. Sowers ••Pat Restaino Sadie I. Rous Jennie N. Twardus •At the Anne ••Commuting Teacher Mr. Hurold I.aPenna My hair is grey, but not with years. Nor drew it white In a single night. Byron Senior Mr. Martin Creen His ready help was always nigh Johnson Mr. Bernard Fricdberg A happy soul, that all the way To heaven hath a summer’s day. Crashaw Tea eliers Miss Mary N. Swinney The charm of a deed is its doing; The charm of a life is its living Ware Miss Blanche Marger The reason firm, the tem-jtcrate will, Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill; Wordsworth Mrs. Marion S. Sowers “A little word in kindness spoken— A friend sincere. Colesworthy 8 Class O f f i « r s Jerome Sokol 284 Pomona Avenue “The highrst of distinction it service to others King George VI Sagamore 1, 2. 4. 6; Inspector 7; Projection Staff 1, 2. 6; President Student Council 2; French Club 2, 3; Calumet Agent 3. 4, 5, 6; German Club 5, 8, 7; Ushering Staff 5, 8. 7. 8; Dramatic Club 7; Chemistry Chair, man 7; Class Vice President 5; Class President 6. 7, 8; History Clast Chairman 8; Prom Committee 8; Commencement Committee 8; Legend Staff 8; Chemistry Lab Ast't 8; Advertising 8. Allen Shalit 25 llohson Street “To admire on principle is the only iruy to imitate without loss of originality. Coleridge Latin Club 2; Art Club 2; Pilot Staff 2; Council 6; English Chairman 6; Genera! Art 6; Vice President 8; History Class Chairman 8; legend Staff 8. Rosalind Klinger 8 Bungalow Court She's pretty to walk with And witty to talk with. Suckling Handicraft Club 1; Dramatic Club I; Sagamore 2: Art Club 2; Twirling Club 2; Cheer leading Club 2; Commercial Art Sec'y 5; Class Sec'y 5, 8. 7. 8; Homeroom Chairman 3. 7; English Chairman 7; Play Book Typing 7; Ushering Staff 7, 8; St ran and Typing Chairman 5. Charles B. Turner 8 Trcacy Avenue Some gentlemen well skill'd in music. Shakespeare Chets and Checker Club 2; Studio Workshop 2. 3; Orchestra 3. 4. 3. 6. 7. 8; All City Orchestra 6. 7, 8; All State Orchestra 6. 7. 8; Vocabulary Club 4; Contemporary Club 5; Math Club 5; Calumet Staff 6. 7. 8; Gym Class Sec'y 6; Honor Society 7; Honor Society Tutor 7; Class Treasurer 7, 8; Admirable Crichton Cast 7: Legend 8. Carol Abramson 110 Kwr Avmuf Sugar and spice and all things nice.” Austen Library Staff 1. 2; Banker 2; Calumet Agent 7; Glee Club 7; Spanish Secretary 6, 7. Harriet Alpcr 279 Wccquahic Avenue Bright at young diamonds-.” Dryden Sagamore 2. 3, 5, 7: Tutoring 2. 7; Twirling 2; Lab Aut 4; Honor Society 5, 6. 7, 8; Class Treasurer 5. 8; Color Guard Health Chairman 5; French Sec'y 7; Admirable Crichton 7; Chrm istry Chairman 8; Homeroom Secy 8; Legend Staff 8; Public Speaking Chairman 8. Agnes S. Anderson 5 Wolcott Terrace A cheerful life is uhat the Muses love, A soaring spirit is their prime delight.” Wordsworth Glee Club 2. 8; Dramatic Club 2; Athletic Club 2; Field Club 2: Twirling 3. 4. 5. 8. 7. 8; Public Speaking Sec'y 6; English Sec'y 6. 7, 8; Health Sec’y 7; Science Club 7; Chemistry Club 8; Chemistry Lab Ass't 8; Prom Committee 8. -j Marilyn Angel is 268 Haw-thornc Avenue An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Barter Ina Armstrong 276 Leslie Street “Woman, creature of an hour. Dante Bank Auditor 1, 3. X Arnold Aronowitz 38 Aldinc Street Wo are advertised by our loving friends. Shakespeare Basketball 3; Gym Secretary 3. Teen-age Bulk Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Horseback Biding 1; Business Law Chairman 8; Student Council 8. Edgar Bank 152 Clinton Place Good humor may be said to be one of the very best articles one can wear in society. Thackeray School Patrol 2; Baseball 7. 11 Dolores Beeper 205 Leslie Street Glcoi to hospitality.” Old Trtlamrnt Legend Staff 8. Sheldon Bclfcr 192 Hansbury Avenue •To Mm no high, no low, no great, no small; He fills, he bounds, connects, and equals all!” Pope Doris Bergerman 318 Wainwright Street A cheerful look makes a dish a feast.” Herbert French Club 2: Sagamorr 2. 3; Art Club 2; Twirling Club 2; Bunker 3; Dramatic Club 3. Herald Tribune Representative 4. 5: Sagamore 3, 4; Bank Auditor Ann Biackinan Gregory Berman 45 Huntington Terruce May the hinges of friendship never rust, or the wings of love lose a feather.” Ramsey 12 353 Lyons Avrnye A daughter of the goslt. jicinely tall, and most divinely fair ' Tennyson Twirling Club 3; English Chairman 3. Joan Blanev 170 Watson Avenue Lcnore Blumenfeld 83 Willoughby Street “Lent ate ituple article anil will never uo out of faihion while the uorld lasts. Jarrett and l'almcr Typing Sec’y 4; Sagamore 4, 8; Glee Chib 2; English Sec’y 8; Proin Committee 8. Joyce Blumenkranz 29 Wolcott Terrace A witty woman it a treasure; A witty beauty is a power.' Meredith Sagamore 1, 2, 4, 5; Literary Club I; Dramatic Club I; Student Council 2i Prom Committee 8; Legend Advertising 8; French Tutoring 8. Anita Blunter 70 Fahyan Place “Great I Diana of the Ephntmme. New Testament Twirling Club, 4. 5; Clee Club 2; Darning Club 2. Paul Bock 107 Wainwright Street Along the cool sequestered twfc of life. They kept the noiseless tenor of their way. Cray Edward Paul Bond 229 Hawthorne Avenue “To have the greatest blessing, a good friend. Massinger Sagamore 2, 7. 8; Student Council S, 8. 7, 8; English Ass’t Chairman 7; Prom Committee 8. Gerard Brandnteyer 137 Leslie Street To make the weeper laugh, the the laugher weep. He had the dialect and different skill. Catch nr all passions in his craft of an. Shakespeare Sagamore 2. 3; Herald Tribune Alt. 4, 5: History Chairman 5: French Club 6; Student Council 7; Admirable Crichton 7. Ethel H. Bohrer 266 Pomona Avenue “She's the ornament of her sex. Dickens Sagamore 2. 5, 8. 7; Red Cross Club 2; Twirling Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; Student Council 5; Ushering Staff 5, 6, 7. Edward Brody 183 Chancellor Avenue “Good company in a barney makes the way seem shorter. Walton 13 Diane Brown 186 Schorrrr Avenue Be not overcome of evil but overcome fit tcith good. New Testament Dramatic Club 1; Handicraft 1; Art Club 2; Sagamore 2; Twirling Club 2; Ushering Staff 6, 7, 8; Homeroom Chairman 8: Prom Committee 8; Legend Staff 8. Doris Chinsky 490 Jelliff Avenue Her bright smile haunts me still. Carpenter Cheerleading 4. 3. 8. 7. 8; Geometry Scc'y 6; Homeroom Sec’y 7; English Sec’y 7; Chemistry Scc'y 7; Typing Sec'y 7. Joel B. Cohen 36S-D Schley Street Thy greatest help is quiet. Shakespeare Lunchroom Sagamore 3; Library 3. 4. 5. fl; French 3; Chest 3. 6; Herald Tribune 3; Art Club 3; Projection Staff 5, 6; Cross Country 6; Julius Caesar 6. Henrietta Dciitsch (VICKY) 38 Hawthorne Avenue All must be earnest in a world like ours. Bonar Library 2: Calumet Agent 2; Sagamore 5, 8. 14 Leonard Dennison 2 Custer Avenue A true friend is forever a friend. Macdonald Photography 1; Projection Staff 2, 3. 3. 6, 7, 8; Radio Workshop 5; Sagamore 1, 2, 3, 4. Sanford Dlugitch 175 Mopes Avenue The honest mnn niurf keep faith with himself; his sheet anchor is sincerity. Emerson Flutophone 6; Band Manager 6; Orchestra 3, 6; Band 5. Nathan Dorman 832 South 11th Street Let each man post hit days in that wherein his skill is greatest. Propertius Service Patrol 2; Student Council 2; Orchestra 5, 6; Banker 6. 7: Math Club fl, 7; German 8, 7; Honor Society 7, 8; Tutoring 7. 8; Chemistry Lab Ass't 8; Pram Committee 8. Marcel Dutwin 397 Chancellor Avenue A lover's eyes will naze an eagle blind. Shakespeare Protection Staff 1, 3; Teen-Age Book Club 1; Calumet Agent 1. 2; Sagamore 2, 3, 5, 6; Basketball 5, 6; Homeroom Ass’t Chairman 6. Martin Duyk 322 Clinton Avenue Be ol good cheer; I have overcome the world. Scw Testament Calumet Agent 1; Debating 1; Science 1; Sagamore Inspector 2; Critics Writing Club. Pres. 2; Contemporary Club 4. 5, 7; Dramatic Club 5, 7; Admirable Crichton 7. Allan Dykman 342 Kccr Avenue There j written in your brow, provost, honesty and constancy. Shakespeare Photo Club Treat. 1; Banking Auditor 1, 2; Teen-Age Book Club I. Sothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson Home Nursing Club 2: Dancing Club 2; Service Patrol 2; Library Staff 2; Orchestra 2. 6; Band 6; U. S. History Sec'y 6; Dramatic Club 8; English Sec’y 6; Student Council 6; Calumet typist 7; Admirable Crichton 7; Legend Staff 8; Mr, Schneider’s Sec’y 8; Prom Committee 8. Raymond Faller 201 Dowry Street 'Thy greatest help is quiet. Shakespeare Judith Eiser 32 Bock Avenue A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Plutarch Handicraft Club 1; Teen Age Book Club 1; Chess and Checker 2; Sagamore 2. Zenia A. Fedik 222 Fabyan Place “To me more dear, congenial to my heart. One native charm, than all the glou of art. Goldsmith Dramatic Cluh 1; Handicraft Club 1: Teen-Age Book Club 1; Home Economics Club 4: Chem. Club 8; Prom Committee 8; Economics Class Scc'y 8. Ann Feinblatt 187 Lehigh Avenue T'uat the lovelier! hair in the world, my pet. Halpine Sagamore 2; Ceramics 3; Glee Club 8. Norris Fein 80 Vassar Avenue “Thore that will the finenert of their toulr. By reason guide. Shakespeare Sagamore 2; Latin Club 2; Honor Tutoring 2; Thomas A. Edison Science Chib, Pres. 7; Chemistry Cluh Pres. 7. Irwin Feit 827 South 18th Street Friendt should he preferred to kings. Voltaire Service Patrol 2; Sagamore 8. Arlene Feld 390 Hawthorne Avenue Her modert look the cottage might adorn. Stceel at the pciavoM peept beneath the thorn.” Goldsmith Creative Writing Club 2, 3; Modern Dancing 4. Harold Forgash 211 West Runyon Street Swifter than arrow from the Tartar's bow.” Shakespeare Sagamore 2: Freshman Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 5. 7. 8. Morris Fcitel 61 Wolcott Terrace '‘Science distinguishes a man of honour from one of thore athletic brute whom undeservedly we call heroes. ’ IJryden Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1. 8; Sagamore 2. 3, 8; Honor Tutoring 2, 5, 6. 7. 8; Hanker 3, 5: Chem. Lab Ass’t 7, 8; Herald Tribune Agent 4; Biology Lab. Ass’t 4. 5; German Club 8; New York Timet Agent 7} Play Business Manager 7; Calumet Writer 8; Legend Advertising Staff 8. Herman Friedman 259 Lyons Avrnur Joking and humor are pleasant and often of extreme utility. Cicero Football 2, 8; Biology Chairman 4; Basketball 5. 7; Track 5. 7; O.B.A., Agent 6; U. S. History Chairman 7. Martin Friedman 8 Goodwin Avenue A if it break i no bonet. Johnson Freshman Basketball Sfanagcr 2; Band 4; Orchestra 4; Uniform Staff 4; Sagamore 8; Varsity Football 8; Prom Committee 8; Economics Class Chairman 8. Morton Friedman 378 Wainwright Street Whoever it foremott leadt the herd. Schiller Sagamore 1. 2. 3. 5. 8. 7; Photography Club 1: Projection Staff 1. 3. 4. 7; English Chairman 4. 7j Cym Chairman 4; History Chairman 5; Health Chairman 5. 7. Leonard Celler 169 Clinton Place Hit Urn hi were cast in manly mould. For hardy s rorts or a contest bold. Scott Football 8; Baseball 5. 7. Arthur A. Ginsberg 214 Wninwright Street The pretty dimples of hit chin and cheek. Shakespeare Sagamore I, 2. 3. 6; Inspector 7. 8; 4H Vice President; 4B Hop Chairman; Homeroom President 6; 1'thering 6; legend Staff 8. .Shirley Click 278 Hawthorne Avenue I hare heard of the lady, and good words went with her name. Shakespeare Sagamore 2. 3; Red Cross Club 2; Twirling Club 2; Honor Tutoring 2. Miriam Ccrstcn 912 Bergen Street In quietnesr and confidence shall be your strength. Old Testament Dramatic Club 1; Banking 6; Receptionist 8; Home Economics Club 6; Hebrew Culture Club 6. Sheldon B. Glickman 25 Harding Terrace To mourn a mischief that is past and gone Is the next way to draw new mischief on. Shakespeare Sagamore 2; Banking Club 3; Cafeteria Club 3; Edison Science Club 7. 8. 17 1 Marcia K. Goldberg 12 Bayvirw Avenue ’’ -earn the iitrrt manic of a cheerful face.” Holmes Calunut Agent 5: Ceramics Club 5; Typmic Sec’y 6, 7; Homeroom Sec'y 7; Art Sre’y 7; l.rgmd Suit 8, IliKor) Sec’y 8; Economics Stc’y 8. Stanley Goldberg 14 Conklin Avtnur Erect. uith hit alert repoie About him. and about hit clothet. Robinson Donald L. Goldcnthal 324 Peshinc Avmuc There it no truer truth obtainable Hy man than comet of mutic. Browning E. Arlene Goldfarb 717 Bergen Street Then did he lift hit handi unto her chin And ftraited the pretty dimpling of her iWn Ik'.turnout Latin Club 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2; Field Trip Club 2; Hebrew Culture Club 4; Library Stall 4. 5. 7. 8; Volleyball Club 4; Legend Stuff 8; Prom Committee 8; English Class Sec’y 8. Edward S. Goldstein 853 So. 15th Street But thankt to my friends for their care in my breeding. Who taught me betimes to love tcorking and reading. Watt Photography Club 1; Chess Club 1; Sagamore 3j Advertising Staff 3; Art Staff 3, 4. 5; Calumet Business Manager 4. Editor 7, Editorial Staff 4; A � ’t News Editor 6, Editor-in-Chief 8; Honor Tutoring 5. 6. 7; Honor Society 5, 6, 7; Julius Caetar 6; Contemporary Club 7. 8; French Newspaper 7; Spanish Club 8. Leonard M. Goldrosen 192 W. Runyon Street The Bight Honorable gentleman it indebted to hit memory for hit ietli. and to hit imagination for hit facti.“ Sheridan Herald Tribune Alternate 4. 5. Jacqueline Goldstein 206 Dewey Street —And let the toundt of mutic creep In our cart-.” Shakespeare Dramatic Club 1; Teen-age Book Chib I; Chess and Checker Club 2; Home Economics Club 4; French Club Sec’y 4; Sagamore 4; Music Appreciation Chairman 8; dec Club Pianist 8; Glee Club President 8; Prom Committee 8. Edwin Goldstein 153 Mapes Avenue The hapoy man is he that knou t the world and caret not for it. Hall French Club 2. 3; Sagamore 1.2. Seymour Crossman 133 Schuyler Avenue A coiutant friend is a I lx inn rare and hard to find. Plutarch Chess and Checker Club, 2. 4, 6, 7; Chess Team 4, 5; CHiess Club Vice President 5; Edison Science Club 7. 8. Charles Hammer 215 Pomona Avenue It is more blessed to give titan to receive. Acts Sandra Goodman 39 Farley Avenue Mind cannot follotc it. nor words express Her infinite sxcccinett. Dante Dancing Club 2; Office Worker 2; Ushering 3. 4. 5. 6. 8; Glee Club 8; Prom Committee 8. % Ami Natalie Gottfried 85 Watson Avenue Many small make a great. “ Hrywood Dramatics Club Sec’y 1; Sagamore 4. 5. 6; French Club Sec'y 6; Class Council 7, 8; Admirable Crichton 7; A Cappclla Choir 8; French Tutoring 8. Ruth Gottfried 433 Leslie Street You score uont to he a follower, but nose you are a leader. Shakespeare Tw irling Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 7; Twirling Club Captain 5; Twirling Squad 2. 4. 8; Majorette 8; Sagamore 8; History Sec'y 8; Legend Stall 8. Phyllis E. Grenke 807 South 17th Street Golden hair like sunlight streaming on the marble of her shoulder. Service Patrol 2; Tutoring Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 8; Study Hall Sec'y 8. Paul Helfenbein 035 High Street His ready speech flotved fair and free In txhrase of gentlest courtesy. Scott Prom Committee 8. 19 Marcia Herman 456 Avon Avenue A silent address it the genuine eloquent? of sincerity. Goldsmith Latin Club 3, 4; Chut Officer 4; Glee Club 8. Norton Holder 222 Wecquahic Avenue Large uvj� his bounty, and his soul sincere- ’ Gray Football 4. 0. 8. Doris Horland 162 Wccrjuahic Avenue However it hr. it trems to me. ’Tis only noble to hr good. Tennyson Dramatic Club I; Handicraft Club 1; Art Club 2; Twirling Club 2; Library Stall 2; Hebrew Club 4; Bunker 4, 6; Sagamore 4, 6; Geometry Sec’y 6. He the brtt of all musicians. He the sweetest of all singers. Longfellow Band and Orchestra 8; Dance Band 8; Orchestra Officer 5. 6, 7; Band Officer 5, 6, 7; Instrumental Officer 8. Marilyn Juman 6.5 Aldine Street Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Shakespeare Student Council 1. 2; Teen-Age Book Club 1; Student Court 2; Chen and Checker Club 2: Home Economics Club 4; Art Club Sec’y 7; llop Committee 7; Banker 7; Front Committee 8. Barbara Horwitz 93 Goldsmith Avenue Mine honesty shall not make poor my greatness nor my power work without it. Shakespeare Handicraft Club 1; Art Club 2; Twirling Club 2: Cheering Club 2} Sagamore 3; Band Sec'y 7. 8; Orchestra Sec’y 7. 8; Senior Flay 7. 20 Sheldon Kahn 6 Huntington Terrace ”Personality it to a man what perfume is to a flower. Schwab Orchestra 6; Football 6. Carol Kaminsky 83 Avon Avenue But woman ft ran- beyond coin, pore. The poets tell us to . . . Wdl, Soccer 6; Hmnr Economics 8. Claire Kaplan 831 South 18th Street Her voice changed like a ford's: There grew more of the music and lest of the words. Browning Dtnrlnn 2: Office Aw’t 2; Twirl lug 3, 4; Banker 7; Prom Entertainment Committee 8; dec Club 8. Enid F. Karetnick 372 LrtUe Street To You. oh. Goddess of Efficiency, Your happy vassals bend the reverent knee. Maynard Radio Work chop 6; Tutoring 2. 5. 6. 8; Class SecV 3. 4. 5. 6; Dramatic Club 3; Honor Society 7. 8; Calumet Staff 8; A Cap-pellu Choir 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Prom Committer 8. Leonard Karp 120 Vatsar Avenue An honest gentleman. and a courteous, and a kind, and a handsome. and, I warrant a virtuous one. Shakespeare Varsity Baseball 5, 7; Sagamore 8; Pium Committee 8. Carolyn Katz 737 South 10th Street The plea sure of lore is in loving- Francois Dramatic Club 1; Teen-Age Book Club 1; Sagamore 2; Checrlead-ing Club 2; A Cuppella Choir 8. Martin Kaufman 93 Rose Terrace Any essential of a happy life is freedom from care. Cicero Freshman Basketball Manager 2. Marlene Kaston 423 Jellifl Avenue Fate makes relatives, but choice makes fricssdt. Delile Twirling Club 2. 3; Red Cross Club 2; Legend Typing Staff 8; Sagamore 8. Bernice Kay 303 Renner Avenue Without love and laughter there it no toy: Live amid love and laughter. Horace Literary Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 2; Sagamore 8. 21 Ruth Kessler 811 South 17th Street A last unitarallrlcd. Shakespeare Service Patrol 2; Twirling Club 4; Homeroom Sec’y 4. 8: Legend Typ Staff Chiiinnun 8; Prom Committer 8. Muriel Klein 46 Custer Avenue Vou are tweeter than sweet honey. Plautus Student Council 2; Sagamore 2; Latin Club 2; Twirling Club 2; Chrrrlcading Club 2; Cheerleader 2, 4, 5, 8; Cheerleader Captain 7. 8; Physics Scc'y 6. Ruth Kleinbeck 56 Bra (taw Avenue “Here’s to the (hornier whose dimple tee prize; 11 ere’t to the girl with a pair of blue eye� ;— Sheridan Dramatic Club 1; Sagamore 1, 2; Sagamore Inspector 6; Thomas A. Edison Science Club 8; Chemistry Chairman 8. Lawrence KlinghofTer .115 Keer Avenue A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Emerson Freshman Baseball Team 3; J.V. Basketball 4: Sagamore 4. 6; Varsity Basketball 5, 7( Homeroom Sec'y 5. Adcle Kolber 21 Edmonds Place In my eye the is the sweetest lady that ever I looked on. Shakespeare Sagamore 1. Sonia Kotler 47 Bayview Avenue A little, liny, pretty, witty, charming, darling she.” Lucretius Student Council Vice President 1; Banking Auditor 1; Twirling Club 3. 4. 5. 7; Twirling Squad 4. 6; Majorette 8; Band 5; Class Vies- President 5; English President 7; Class Council 8; Legend Staff 8. Steven Kowitski 407 Badger Avenue Till limbs were east in manly mould. For hardy sport or contests bold. Scott Cym Chairman 5: Cross Country 4; Track Tram 5. William Kram 121 Maple Avenue “Reaton and calm Judgment. the qualities iprridKy belonging to a Tacku I’hotnpjphy 1. 3. Sec’y 4. B; Science I; Radio Ham Club 3; Projection SlaB I. 4. 5. B; F. A. Staff 4; Aviation Club 4; Honor Society 8,6.7; Homeroom Chair man ! ; Inhering Staff 5, 6; Honor Tutor 6; Sagamore Judge B, 7, 8; German Club 7; Lab Avt't 7; Chcttmlry Chairman 7; Kngliih Chairman 7; CUu Council 7. 8; Sagamore Imputor 8; Physic Lab Au't 8. Hhoda Kravitz 63 Stccher Street Anri with the mom. thoir angel facet untie Which I hate toted long tince, and loit awhile. Newman Sagamore 1, 8: Student Council 1; Sagamore Court 1; Banking AudiKw 8; Prom Kntrrtainincnt Committee 8. Mildred Krcam 709 Hunterdon Street “Shr ii a good friend that doth thee good. Rivera Dramatic Club 2; Glee Club 2; Library Club 2. Hona Lalinga 272 Lyon Avenue Sacred and tweet wot all I saw in her. Shakes pearc Chr« anil Checker Club 2; Honor Tutor 2. Henry Laskin 263 Lehigh Avenue •7 never lost a little fish-wet. I ant free to uiy It always was the Idggnt fish I cviuunt that of nu tty M Fidd Hoy Lebovitz 110 Aldine Street “Friends are horn, not made. Adam Sagamore 1, 2; Sagamore Impec-tor 2; Projection Staff 3, 8. 23 Marilyn Lefkowitz 393 Lyons Avenue She that hat patience may compass anything. RibfUii Chest and Checker Club 2: Bunker 5. 6, 7; Hebrew Culture Club 7. ? Edmund Levine 334 Belmont Avenue In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Old Testament Gladys Levy 280 Goldsmith Avenue The sweetest lace In all the world to me, Srf in a frame of lb ini ne golden hair. Riley Elwood Lerman 184 Kccr Avenue The ladies call him need. Byron English Chairman 5; Class Council 5. 6. 7; History Chairman_6; Gym Chairman 6; Sagamore 7. Mildred Lefsky 424 Leslie Street Cheerful without mirth. Byron Sagamore 4; Sagamore Inspector S{ Literary Club I; Bed Cross Club 1; Student Council 2; Honor Tutoring 2, 5. 7; Honor Society 5, 8. 7: Student Court Judge 2; Class Council 6. 7; Chemistry See'y 8. Cross Country 4; Biology Ass't 4. Franeine Levy 899 Hunterdon Street We were icon! to spend long hours in talking, the day not sufficing for our discourse. Ovid Sagamore 2. Coordinator of Senior Prom 8. Handicraft Club I; Chess and Checker Club 2; Honor Tutoring 2; Sagamore 2. 4; Sewing Club 3; Home Economics Club 3, 4; French Club 4. 5; Ushering Staff 5. 6. 7. 8; Homeroom See'y 6. 7, 8; Chemistry See’y 7; Hop Bid Committee Chairman 7; Play Publicity Committee 7j Legend Staff 8; Teen-Age Book Club I. Harvey Levine 316 Meeker Avenue Cootl Will i« the mightiest practical force in the universe. Dole Art Club I; Annex News 1; Freshman Basketball 2; Consumers Problems See’y 8; History Chairman 6, 7; Calumet 6. 7, 8; Record Keeping Chairman 6. 7; Class Council 7, 8; Gj mi Captain 8; Calumet Snorts Editor 8; Contemporary Club 8. 24 Herbert Lewis 70 Coodwin Avenue We are gentlemen that neither in our hearti nor outward eyes rncy the great nor do the low despise:' Shakespeare Latin Ouh 1. 2. 3: Projection Staff 1. 2; Sagamore 4. Cecile Lippcy 15 Hobson Street “A due sincerity governed her deeds Shakespeare Teen-Age Book Club 1; Sagamore 2, 8: Chess and Checker Club 2; Play Publicity Committee 7; Commercial Art Sec’y 7; Senior Prom Committee 8; Legend Art Staff 8. Arthur Loebel 234 Clinton Place And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew. That one small head should cany all it knew. Goldsmith Calumet Agent 2; New Staff 7; (. bos and Checker Club 2, 3, 5; French Help Club 3; Homeroom Chairman 3; Sagamore 4; Vocabulary Club 4; Class Council 5: Honor Society 5. 6. 7, 8; Honor Tutoring 5. 8. 7: Chemistry Lab Ass't 7; Legend Staff 8. Joan Lustig 09 Cirard Place A lady sn rirhly dad at thi— beautiful exceedingly. Coleridge Calumet Reporter 1; Chess and Checker Club 1; Basketball Club ij Sagamore 2, 3; Honor Guard 2; Vocabulary Club Vice Pres. 5; Biology Lab Ass’t 5; Boys’ Gym Office Sec’y 6. 8; Banking Auditor 0; Class Play Committee 7; Hanker 8; Chemistry Club 8; Prom Table Arrangement Com-mitre Chairman 8; l.egentl Advertising Staff 8; Chemistry Sec’y 8; French Sec’y 8. Leonard Malt . 534 Clinton Avenue “He tea a gentleman on whom I built an absolute trust. Shakes pcare Silent Machine 2; Visual Aids 2; Track Team 3; Sagamore 4. 8; Prom Committee 8; Class Council 8; Cym Class Sec’y 8. Scvniour M. Malt 534 Clinton Avenue His heart it like a singing bird. Rossetti Sagamore 3. 5. 6, 8: Trask 3; Band Color Cuard 6; Prom Committee 8; Gym Officer 8. Joan S. Macheyowsky 15 Heddrn Terrace —There’s nothing half to sweet- Moore Volley Ball Club 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 4; Latin Club 2; Field Club 2. Elsie C. Manz 597 Bs-hnont Avenue Mind cannot follow it. nor words express Her infinite sweetness. Dante Library Staff 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 7. 8; French Club 1: Handicraft Club 1; Calumet 2; Twirling Club 3; English Chairman 5. 8; Typing Chairman 5; History Class Chairman 8; Public Speaking Sec’y 8. 25 4 Michelina Manzclla 231 West Runyon Street 7 Mir n� 4tl beauty in her lace. Shakespeare Service Patrol 2; Cler Club 2; Dancing Club 2; English Sec’y 5; Home Room Ss'c’y 5; Sales Sec’y 5; Sagamore 8; Prom Committee 8; History Class Sec’y 8. Elyse Margulies 361-A Schley- Street Hy a tranquil mind I mean nothing else but a mind util ordered. Aurelius Library Stuff 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1. 3; Teen-Age Hook Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 2, 3; Sagamore 2. 5: French Club 4; Ushering Start 6; Calumet 5. Frunklyn Marks 406 Badger Avenue A happy life connsts in tranquility of mind. Cicero Clee Club 1; Library Start 2. Office Ass t 2. Bertram Marshall 454 Hawthorne Avenue All hit dealings are square, and above the board. Hall Irwin Master 645 Belmont Avenue I'd rather faugh, a bright-haired boy. Than reign, a gray-beard king. Holmes 26 Michael Marx 11 Tudor Court Elizabeth. N. J. For he's one of S'alure's Gentle-nun, f ic best of every time. Linton Sagamore 2; Hebrew Club 3; Projection Start 3, 4, 6, 7, 8; Newspaper Representative 3, 4; English Sec’y 6; Gym Sec’y 6; Health Sec'y 6; Contemporary Club 7; Prom Committee 8. X Barbara Mayer 191 Scheerer Avenue Beauty and honour in her arc so mingled that they have caught the king. Shakespeare Calumet Agent 6, 8; Sagamore 6. 7. 8; Legend Start 8. Joanne McMenainin 115 Scheerer Avenue Boriy and spirit are twins; God only knou s which is which. Swinburne Twirling Squad 2. 4. 6: Majorette 8; Twirling Club 5; Bookkeeping Sec’y 5; Majorette 8. ? Jocclvn McMenamin 115 Schorr er Avonuo A form to fait, that like the air. ‘Tit leu of earth than heaven. Pinkney Twirling Squad 2. 4; 6; Majorette 8: Twirling Club 5; Guidance Office Reception 6; Major-rtlc 8. Adrienne Nlclnick 150 Paine Avenue Irvington, N. J. No neon no gold the needt to uear; She thimi intrinsically fair. Bedingfu-ld Sagamore 2, 4; Library Staff 2; Calumet Agent 6. Circulating Staff 7, 8; Hop Bid Committee 7; Prom Committee 8; Legend Staff 8. Ann Miller 14 Mulford Place A good laugh U sunshine in a houte. Th.uk oiay Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Seivice Patrol 2; Dramatic Club 2. 3; Latin Club 3; Contemporary Club 4; Banker 8. Jerome Miller 591 Belmont Avenue A merry heart doeth good. Old Testament Projection Staff 3. 4. Shirley Menkes 149 Leslie Street •There a woman like a dew-drop. the’t purer than the AndfZZide hrart’t the nohlett. and her ture fatth't the turrit. Browning Library Staff 2; Chess and Checker Club 2; Calumet Advertising Staff 6. 7; Class Council 7; Clee Club 8. Sybil Merel 772 South 10th Street Her voice uat ever toft, gentle, and low. An excellent thing in woman. Shakes peaie Student Council I. 2; Psychology Club 1. 2; Homeroom Pres. 1,2; French Club 4; Junior Achievement Pres. 5; Typing Vice Pres. 5; German Club Vice Pres, and Sec'y 7; Honor Society 7. 8; Calumet Reporter 7, 8; Tutoring 7, 8; Prom Committee 8. Howard Mitnick 19 Wynclinoor Avenue There uat a boy that all agreed Had that within him the rare teed of learning. Robinson Sagamore 2. 5; Chess and Checker Club 1; Banking Auditor 3, 4, 5; Track Team 5. 7; Homeroom Chairman 4. 6; Ailmirable Crichton 7; Legend Staff 8; Prom Committee 8; Physics Chairman 8; History Chairman 8. 27 Joseph S. Murphy 19 Nyc Avenue “There's not a man I meet hut doth taints me A if I seer their veil-acquainted friend. Shakespeare Hebrew Club Vice Pre . 3; Contemporary Club 3, 4, 5, 7, 8; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Homeroom Chairman 3; Band 3; Cerman Club 4. 5; Calumet Au't Editor 3. 7, Sport 8; . B. A. Council 8. 7. Pre . 8; lltttory Chairman 8; Ptom Committee 8. Herbert A. Newman 112 Pomona Avenue Seest thou a man diligent in hi business? lie shall stand before Aimer. Proverbs XXI1:29 Science Club 1. 7, 8; Math Club 4, 5, 6, 7; Honor Society 8, 7, Pre . 8; Honor Tutoring 2 7. Calunut Agent 4. 5, 6. 7, News Start 7; History Chairman 7; Chess and Checker Club 2; Camera Club 4. 5. 8. 8; Orchestra 4. 6; German Club 5; Homeroom Chairman 3; Chemistry J.ab Ass't 8. Mark Neuman 297 Pomona Avenue “A merry heart that laughs at care. Milman Sagamore 2, 4; Chets and Checker Club 2. Phyllis Neumann 425 Leslie Street She docth little kindnesses Which most leave undone, or despise.’' Lowell Dramatic Club 1; Teen-Age Book Club 1; Art Club 2; Sagamore 2; Publicity Staff 7; Calumet Agent 7; Legend 8; Prom Committee 8. Howard Nusbaum 51 Summit Avenue 7 Harvey Osowitt He is always laughing, for he has an infinite deal of scit. Addison Banking 6; Sales Vice Pre . 6. 88 Shaw Avenue I never spoke bad word, nor did HI turn to any living creature. Shakespeare Rachel Novom 14 Coodwin Avenue All the charm of all the Muses. Tennyson Honor Tutoring 2; Bed Crocs Club 2; Sagamore Inspector 5, 6, 7, 8; Prom Committee 8. 28 Carol Osterweil 203 Pomona Avenue Whatever rtr does, wherever she foes, nr ace orders her actions and followi her movements Tibullus Teen-Age Book Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 2j Ceramics Club 3; History Chairman 4; Legend Staff 8, Advertising 8; Prom Committee 8; Homeroom Chairman 8. Howard B. Parncss 1 Parkview Terraco A fresh, a free, a friendly man. Cower Sagamore 2. 7; Projection Staff 3. 4, 5, 7; Football Manager 4; Track Team 5. 6; Field 0. Diana Poemer 50 Hobson Street Sweet are the thoughts that savour of content; The quiet mind is richer than a crown . , , A mind content both crown and kingdom is.” Creene Legend Staff 8. Irwin Popick 557 Clinton Avenue am glad he is so quirt. Shakespeare Student Council 2. Betty J. Powers 719 Bergen Street For softness she and sweet attractive grace. Milton Service Patrol 2; Glee Club 2; Twirling Club 2, 4; Twirling Squad 6, 8: Dancing Club 2; Library Staff 2: Baseball Team 2; Ushering Staff 4. Michael Prinz 825 South 11th Street He is so good that no one cow be a better man. Horace Chess and Checker Club 2. 8; Science Club 1; Sagamore 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3. 4. 5. 8; Audubon Club 3j English Sec’y 6; Prom Committer 8; Press Sguad 8. Elaine Potash 1048 Bergen Street The laugh will then be mine. Horace Library Staff 1; Teen-Age Book Club 1; Sagamore Inspector 2; Sagamore 4. 6; Banker 3, 4, 5; Choir 7. 8; Prom Committee 8. Gilbert Rand 41 Conklin Avenue Life is a test; and all things show it, I thought to onee, but now 1 know it. Gay Homeroom Chairman 8; Sales Chairman 8. 29 Leonard Reichenstein 10 Parkview Ten ace He IMU straight; you could trust him. Pctronius Prom Entertainment Committee 8; Locker Manager 8: Projection Staff 8; History Aw t Chairman 8. Virginia J. Richard 574 Hawthorne Avenue Sacred and steed was all I saw in her. Shakespeare Glee Club 2; Dancing Club 2. Herbert Rems 57 Summit Avenue You are a merry man, sir. Shakespeare Elizabeth A. Robertson 227 West Runyon Street A sued attractive kind of grace A full assurance given by looks. Royden Glee Club 2; Dancing Club 2. Rita Rubin 840 South 19th Street Happiness courts thee in her best array. Library Staff 2; Banking 4; Clee Club 8. 30 Ronald Roessler 302 West Runyon Street lie hath a heart as sound as a hell, and hit tongue it the clapper, for what his heart thinks his tongue speaks. Shakespeare Dramatic Club 1; Sagamore 2. Ronald Rubin. 287 Hobson Street By nature honest, by experience wise. Healthy by temperance, end by exercise. Pope Baseball 5. 7; Football 6. 8. Ruth Samuels 76 Van Ness Place The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Tickell Dramatic Club 2; Student Council 2; Library Staff 3, 8; Thomas Edison Science Club 8; Auditor 8; Prom Committee 8: Chemistry Class Chairman 8; Clee Club 8. Pasqualina Santora (VIRGINIA LEA) 816 South 14th Street I might have looked u;w n my queen's full ryes. Shakespeare Calumet Alternate 7. Jk Frederic Sarbone 526 Central Avenue Lot goes towards lote. at schoolboys from their books. But lote from love, towards school with heavy looks.” Shakespeare Student Council 1; Banker 1; Sagamore 2. Annette J. Saunders 284 Seymour Avenue Elizabeth Saunders 'Send them home at merry at crickets.” Rabelais Sagamore 5; Calumet 5; Geometry Chairman 5; Prom Committee 8; Legend 8. 327 Ridgewood Avenue Fair thoughts and happy hours attend on you.' Shakespeare Dramatic Club 2; Clec Club 8. Enid J. Sassiver 180 Shephard Avenue “O wise among women-” Swinburne Softball Club 3; Calumet Advertising StiH 5; Dramatic Club 5; Glee Club 5, 6; A Capella Choir 6; Chairman 'typing 7; Science Club 7. Martin Sassiver 180 Shephard Avenue A wit's a feather, and a chief a rod; An honest man's the noblest work of God.” Pope Chm Club 3. 5; Student Council 7; Thomas Edison Science CTuh 7; Contemporary Club 8; Chemistry Laboratory Ass’t 8. Rhoda Schaffer 140 Leslie Street It is great cleverness to know how to conceal one's cleverness. Rochefoucauld Sagamore 2. 4; Library Staff 1, 2. 3; Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Honor Tutor 2, 4. 3. 7, 8; Honor Squad 2; Ushering Staff 3, 4. 5. 6. 7. Chief 8; Lab Avs't 4; Office Scc’y 4; Office Receptionist 5. 6; Calumet 5. Typing Manager 6. 7. 8; Dramatic Club 1; Teen-Age Book Club 1. 31 Susan Schippcr 83 Farley Avenue Give me | our smile, the Ioee-fairer Cooke light in your rye , Life could not hold paradise. Richard H. Schreiber 44 Vassar Avenue A lattice uith grace justice shall sit; He praise their wisdom, they admire his wit. „ Floyd P. Schultz 406 Badger Avenue The most manifcit sign of «ci� -dom it a continual cheerfulness. Mont aigne Projection Staff 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. Period Chief 6; Track Team 3: Hebrew Culture Club 4; Football Manager 4; Glee Club 5; Golf Club 6; Knglish Chairman 6. Dancing Club 2: Service Patrol 2; Library Staff 3, 4, 5; Vocabulary Club 5; German Club 7; Calumet Typist 6. 7, 8; Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Banker 6, 7; Health Sec’y 7; Prom Committee 8; Legend Art Staff 8; Tutoring 8. Barbara M. Schwartz 183 Wot Bigelow Street “There is no tongue that moves, none, none, i‘ the world. So soon as yours could win me. Shakespeare Sagamore 2, 3; Cheer leading Club 2; Twirling Club 2; Prom Committee 8. Sagamore Judge 6. 7, 8; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8; Hand and Orchestra 3. 4, 5; Sagamore 4; Chairman Spanish 7, 8; Chairman French 7, 8; Chairman History 7; Chairman Health 7. David Seigel 43 Wolcott Terrace I do not think a braver gentleman. More daring or more bold, is more alive. Shakespeare Glee Club 2. Virginia Severn 861 South 17th Street The colour in thy face. That even for anger makes the AndVth?lr'cd rose blush at her oten dunrate. Marta Seagull 372 Wainwright Street Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Davies Honor Tutoring 2; Sagamore 2, 6; Class Council 6. 32 Jack Shames 136 Hodden Terrace Mutic hath charms, tee all may find. Ingratiate deeply with the mind. Green Glee Club 2; Journalism Club 2; Dramatic Club 2. Sondra Barbara Shangold 268 Hawthorne Avenue • The ideal of courtesy. wit. grace, end charm. Library Staff 1, 2, 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Literary Club 1; Dramatic Club 1. 3; Student Council 2; Sagamore 2; Sagamore Court 2; French Club 3. 4. 6. 7; Twirling Club 3; Hebrew Club I; Ceramic Club 5; Vocabulary Club 5; Honor Society and Tutoring 6, 7. 8; His-tory Scc’y 6; Hop Committee 7; Calumet Heportrr 7, Staff 8; Legend Staff 8; I’rom Committee 8. Harriet B. Shapiro 429 Leslie Street Sweet at dew shut in a lily's golden core. Preston Student Council 1; Red Cross Club 1, 2; Soccer Club 6; Prom Committee 8. ? Nancy S. Shcchner 271 Goldsmith Avenue Here is a dear, a true industrious friend. Shakespeare Red Cross Club 1; French Club 1; Twirling Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; Sagamore 2, 3; Honor Tutoring 2. Frances Joan Sirkin 168 Clinton Place There are whole cciru of diamonds in thine eyes. Might furnish crowns for all the Queens of earth. B„,ow Dramatic Club 2. 4. 5. 6; Field Trip Club 2: Home Economics Club 4; Calumet Advertising Staff 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Bookkeeper 6. 7, 8; Contemporary Club 7. 8; English Secy 6; Health Sec 5; Economics Scc’y 7; Hop Committee 7; Ceramics Club 3: 1. R. Scc’y 8; Prom Committee 8; Legend Staff 8. Norma Sklarey 30 Crescent Avenue A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive. knowledge delightful, and wit good-natured. AddiK)€1 Sagamore 2, 4, 7; Honor Tutoring 2. 3. 6; Math Club 3. 4. 5; Library Staff 4; Contemporary Club 5. 7; Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Volley Ball Club 6; Calumet Alternate 6; French Tutoring 8; Legend Staff 8. Bernard Shumincr 238 Schley Street In quietness and confidence shall be your strength Old Testament Projection Staff. 1. 2: Chess and Checker Club 1; Student Council 1. 2; Sagamore 2. 3; Gym Chairman 5; History Chairman 5. David B. Sky 164 Hussthornc Avenue Who learns by finding out has The skill of him who learned by being told. Cuitcrman Debating Club 1: Sagamore 1, Sagamore Chief 2, Inspector 3, 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Latin Club 3; Contemporary Club I, 5, 6, 7. 8; Camera Club 6. 8; German Club 6, 7, 8; Press Squad 8. 33 Arnold Snyder 277 Hobson Street The tout of this man is hi clothes. Shakespeare Sagamore 1. 2. 3. 4; Teen-Age Book Club 1; Projection Stall 1; Hop Decoration Committee 7; Lantern Staff 2. Seymour F. Solondz 99 ilnnsbury Avenue There he of them that have left a name behind them. Ecclesiasticus, XLIV Dramatic Club 1, 5, 6; Chess and Checker Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2, 5; Latin CHub 3, 4; Contemporary Club 4. 5. 7, 8; O.B.A. Council 6, 7; Class Plays 6, 7; Sagamore 2, 3, 4. 8; Ass't Inspector 0; Junior Achievement 7; Chemistry Club 7; Prom Committee 8. Edward Spencer 879 Hunterdon Street do but icait a time and fortune’ chance; Oft many thing do happen in an hour. Wyatt Rosalie Spielinan 180 Kccr Avenue Her eyes as start of twilight Lite twilight's too, her dusky Hoif Wordsworth Sagamore 2; Chess and Checker Club 2; Twirling 2. 3; Sewing Club 3; Auditor 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8; Modern Dance 4; Geometry Sec'y Si Class Council 6, 7, 8: Library Stall 6. 7, 8; Hop Refreshment Chairman 7; Publicity Committee Admirable Crichton 7; Prom Committee 8; Legend Staff 8; Calumet Staff 8. Herbert H. Steinberg 191 Wainwright Street Life is not life at all without delight. Patmore Student Council 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 5: Band and Orchestra 3, 4, 8; Band Officer 6; Orchestra Officer 8; Homeroom Chairman 5; Consumer Problems Chairman 6; Sagamore 6; Drum Major 8. J4 Seymour Stein 195 Dewey Street A tafe com xinion it he that helps at need. Unknown Chess and Checker Club 1. 2: Sagamore 2. 7 Marilyn Steinberg Simone E. Sternberg 29 Crescent Avenue Tell them. dear, that if eye were made for seeing, Then Beauty is 11 own excuse for being.' Emerson 927 Bergen Street And her way are way of gentleness, and all her paths are peace. Spring-Rice Red Cross Club 2; Soft Ball Club 3; Sagamore 5; Herald Tribune Monitor 5; Clee Club 5. 8; Choir 8. Dramatic Club 1, 3. 5: Debating Club 1; Sagamore 2, 5; Twirling Club 2, 3; Algebra Chairman 4; Math Club 4; Vocabulary Club 5: Ceramics Club 5; Health Chairman 5; Typing Sec’y 5; Spanish Club 6; Junior Achievement 0. 7; Calumet Reporter 7, 8; Serving Club 7; legend Staff 8; Prom Committee 8. 7 Betty Lou Sturm 2 Stratford Place To tee her it to love her and love but her forever. Burns Debating Club I; Banker 1; Calumet Agent 3, 5, 6; Math Tutoring 3; Calumet Circulation Staff 4; Ceramics Club 5; Saga more Patrol 5; English Scc'y 6. Carol Sulzman Doris Sweet 305 Osborne Terrace 167 Schuyler Avenue 7 know a girl with teeth of Saxe The latt taste of tweeit, it tvretrst last. Shakes pea re Sagamore 1, 8; Clast Council 6, Sagamore 3; Twirling Club 3; 7, 8; Calumel Agent 6. 7. Calumet Alternate 0; Clee Club David Teschner 88 Hawthorne Avenue Skill and confidence are an unconqucred army. Herbert Mildred Tessel Protection Stall 1, 2; Sagamore 1, 3. inspector 2. 4. 6; Latin Club 1, 4; Latin Club Sec’y 3; Honor Tutoring 2, 4. 6, 7. 8; Calumet Agent 3, 5, Circulation 7, 8: Camera Club 4. 5. 6; Herald Tribune Agent 4, 5, 6; Honor Society 5, 6. 7, 8: Contemporary Club 6; Math Club 7; Lab Ats't 8; Thomas Edison Science Club 8. 2 Wolcott Tcnacc Let him not leave out the colour of her hair. Shakespeare Dramatic Club 1; Sagamore 1. 2; Cheer Leading Club 2; Homeroom Sec’y 3; Sec’y for Mr. Schneider 7, 8; English 8; Legend Stall 8; Prom Committee 8. Ellis Taffet 36 Schuyler Avenue In auietneit and confidence that I be your strength. Old Testament Prom Committee 8. Bernard Toomin 511 Clinton Avenue Here it a dear and true induitriout friend. Shakespeare Track 3; Creek Club 8. 35 Judith Traum 226 W«t Runyon Street For with affections warm intense, refined. She mixed such calm and holy strength of mind Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6; Latin Club 2; Field Club 2; Hanker 6. 7. 8; Honor Society 7, 8; Contemporary Club 7, 8; Hop Committee 7; Ceramics Club Sj Physics Sec’y 7; English Sec'y 7; Prom Committee 8; Legend Jean Tticker 156 Dickerson Street It is the best of all trades to make song� . and the second best to sing them ’ Belloc Twirling Club 2, 4; Twirling Squad 5. 6. 7, 8; Dancing Club 2; Service Patrol 2; Glee Club 2; Sagamore Patrol 4: Hop Committee 7; Legend Stall 8; Prom Committee 8. Matthew G. Treihart 231 Coldsmith Avenue 'The music that can deepest reach. And cure all ill. is cordial ,rmh Emmon Richard Troy 515 Avon Avenue Ills looks are full of peaceful majesty, Ills head by nature framed to wear a crown. Shakespeare Class Council 6; Contemporary Club 7; Science Club 7, 8; Hop Committee 7; Legend Art Stan 8; Prom Committee 8; History Class Vice President 8. Annex News 2; Sagamore 1, 2, 5; Hebrew Culture Club 4, 5; Football Manager 4; Golf Club 6. 7; Spanish Club 7; French Club I. 2. 3. 4; History Chair- Rosalie Walko 183 Chadwick Avenue “Whosoever hath a good presence and a good fashion, carries continual letters of recommendation. Isabella of Spain Handicraft Club 1; Auditor 1, 2; Sagamore 2; Art Club 2; Steno Src’y 3j English Sec’y 3. Sandra Warner 337 Hobson Street Age cannot wither her. not custom stale her infinite variety. Shakespeare Chess and Checker Club 1; Red Cross 1; Twirling Club 2; Algebra Chairman 2; Sagamore 5. 6; Dramatic Club 5; Legend Staff 8; English Sec’y 8. Robert Ventura 322 Hillside Avenue His heart uas at great as the world, but there was no room in it to hold the memory of a wrong. Emerson 36 Hit-hard Weiss 20 Dewey Street lln it always laughing for he hat an infinite deal of wit. Addison Calumet Agent 5. David R. Wesscr 12 Grant Avenue ‘7 offer perpetual congratulation to the scholar: he has tlraun the white lot in fife. Emerson Debating Club 1; Sagamore 2. 4, 5; Latin Club 2; Creative Writing Club 2; Honor Tutoring 2, 5, 6, 7, 8; Calumet Art Staff 3; Calumet 4. 5. 0. Editorial Editor 7, Ass't Editor 8; Homeroom Chairman 5. 0. 7; Honor Society 5. 6. 8; Class Flays 6, 7; Science Club 8; Chemistry Lab Ass't 8. Harry Wiener 156 Mapes Avenue lie speaketh not; and vet there liet A conferkj ion in his eyes. Ixmgfellow Sagamore 1; Projection Staff 3. 7 Joan Winthrop 080 Clinton Avenue Thy fair hair mu heart enchained.' Sidney Glee Club 2, 8; Dramatic Club 2i Sagamore 4: Prom Committee 8; Legend Staff 8. Herbert Zimmerman 306 Kecr Avenue But they shall such a kind. But strength of of mind. find awaked in limb and policy Shakespeare Sagamore 2,3. 0. 7; Basketball 6; History- Chairman 0. Sheldon S. Zinberg 76 Grumman Avenue To lay aside life-harming heaviness And entertain a cheerful deposition. Shakespeare JiV; ►in Barbara Lee Zimmerman 183 Chadwick Avenue “So well apparell’d. So clear, so thintng and so evident That it will glimmer through a blind man's eye.” Shakespeare Sagamore Inspector 2; Sagamore 3. 8; Honor Tutoring 2: Red Cross Club 2; Twirling Club 2; Student Council 0. 7; Advertising Staff 8; From Committee 8. Joy Ethel Zurowsky 230 Custer Avenue One u nicer sal imile it seemed of all things; Joy past compare.” Dante Teen-Age Book Club 1: Sagamore 2; Twirling Club 2: laitm Club 2; Volley Ball Club 4, Banker 1. 2. 4. 6. 7. 8; Class Council 6; Home Economics Chaiunan 6; Souvenir Program Book 7; From Committee 8; Legend 8. 37 s Gwendolyn Bradman 547 Bergen Street ' In quietnr n and confidence full I be pour strength. Old Testament Clr-e Club 2i Sagamore 3; Soft-hall Club 4. 5; Modern Duncing 5. Albert Brilliant 476 Leslie Street You have no cause to hold his fricnehhip doubtful Shakespeare Sagamore 2. 7; French Club 2; Class Council 6, 7. Janet Lewinc 317 Peshine Avenue To win that iconder of the world. A smile from her bright ' Rochefoucauld Teen-ARe Book Cluh 1; Chess and Checker Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Sagamore 2. 4. 5, 6j Student Council and Court 2; Honor Tutoring Squad 2; Cheerleading 2; Library Staff 3; Calumet Agent 4. 5, 6; Circulation Staff 4; Sagamore Judge 6. Marlene Quaas 502 Clinton Avenue She is pretty. and honest, and gentle; and one that is pour Shakespeare Clee Club 1, 2, English Chairman 7. Sum ill or School 1950 Marlene Schwartzstein 181 Schuyler Avenue That excellent conqdrxion, which did steal the eyes of young amt old Shakespeare Beverly Rabin 497 South 13th Street Thy greatest help is quiet. Shakespeare Library Staff 3, 4, 5; Calumet 38 Agent 3. 5. . In Memoriaiii We remember at graduation time two young people who were at one time members of the Class of January 1951. Barbara Heback died on April 24, 1949, after a long illness, at the age of seventeen. She walked with gentle quietude among us. BARBARA REBACK April 1, 1932 — April 24, 1949 “They are safe and shall not fadey After everything is done. Past the solace of the shade Or the rescue of the sun.” Lonc Gerald Feinstein left Weequahic in June 1949 to join the Marines. He was the first Weequahic boy to be killed in Korea. Gerald’s unobtrusive dignity is in our memories of him. 39 GERALD FEINSTEIN June 7, 1932 — September 21, 1950 The f li r o no I o FEBRUARY 1947 In February 1947 we entered the frightening world of higher education. The Annex and Madison welcomed us with opened arms. Even at this embryonic stage, the Class of January, 1951 showed signs of being completely independent. The Annex students made their mark by being the first class in Weequahic history to have three principals, Mr. Coleman, Mr. I andolphi, and Mr. Ackerman; and two advisers, Mr. Holzman and Mrs. Block. The Madison Frosh had an unprecedented tea in addition to the graduation exercises. FEBRUARY 1948 As 2B’s, we were the first students to enter the newly painted main building under the core curriculum. Our adviser. Mrs. Litzky, helped us to acclimate ourselves to our new surroundings. Mr. LaPenna joined us in 2A and has managed to stay with us for the remainder of our sojourn in Weequahic. During this semester a very important event occurred: Weequahic defeated South Side in football. FEBRUARY 1949 The big attraction of our 3B term was the privilege of voting in class elections. Our choices were Fred Sarbone, President; Jerry Sokol. Vice President; Roz Klinger, Secretary; and Harriet Alper, Treasurer. With the best intentions we planned a class picnic, but unfortunately our first noble endeavor fizzled. Our 3A officers were Jerry Sokol, Sonia Kotler, Roz Klinger, and Harriet Alper. FEBRUARY 1950 In 4B we really made our mark in Weequahic. Led by Sokol, Ginsberg, Klinger, and Turner, our 4B term was a very active one. Wc made another first by having an open Hop. On Saturday, April 22, the members of the Class of January 1951, with their escorts, entered the elaborately decorated Grand Ball where Cinderella and Prince Charming presided. Our class collaborated with the Class of June 1951 on an idea which was novel. James M. Barrie’s “Admirable Crichton” was presented on May 11, 12. and 13. On June 2, Jerry Sokol officially received the Torch from the president of the Class of June 1950. With Sokol, Shalit. Klinger, and Turner at the helm, we started on our final term in Weequahic High School. Again we were history makers. The final social event where the class was joyously united was held at Frank Dailey’s Terrace Room on December 29. Our passing of the Torch on January 5 was a very solemn occasion. January 24. 1951, the solemn hush, the caps and gowns of blue, receiving our diplomas, our mingled emotions; these are what we remember about graduation night, and the close of our high school careers. 40 II o in e r o o ill 115 MR. FR1EDBERC: “This list (toes to Sir. llerzberd “ Rtmrmbff Trademark Pet Peeve Coal DOLORES BEECER Mr . W. GREGORY BERMAN Work JOAN BLANEY Eddie Nurting ED BRODY DI BROWN LENNIE DENNISON ES EPSTEIN ‘Test today?” . RAY FALI.ER ANN FEINBLATT HYMIE FRIEDMAN Principal of W. H. S. MIRIAM CERSTEN STOSH GOLDBERG NUPPIE GOLDSTEIN To own W. H. S. NORTY HOLDER JERRY HORN CHEEKS KASTON . Eddie MARTIN KAUFMAN .. ROZ KLINGER ... Chanel T-22 ... DELL KOLBER KEN KOLODIN . T. V. repair STEVE KOWITSKI RHO KRAVITZ Model MINA LEFKOWITZ . Israel BERT MARSHALL Bike IT7.Y MASTER BOBBIE MAYER Lennie CAROL OSTERWEIL Wet lab tables DI POERNER .. RON ROESSLER HERBIE REMS AL SHALIT ..J £ 76 K SONNY SPENCER CHUGALUG TUCKER S' 9 Mr . ••VENT” VENTURA 42 — II� 111 erowm 2 0 5 MR. CREEN: 'Aw. cut it out.' Remember CAROL ABRAMSON MARTI DUYK____ RITA FECHER LEN CELLER ..... Trademark ■ JunyM.... Definitely”-------- -Mid-term vacations Ball field__________ Pet Peeve People in general.......... English teachers People who copy labs ...... JACKY GOLDSTEIN ... NATALIE GOTTFRIED PAUL HKI.FKSBFIN GLADYS LEVY_______ CECILS LIPPEY ART LOEBEL_________ LENNY MALTZ MIKE MARX____ SYBIL MEREL________ HERB NEWMAN MARK NEUMAN LENNY REICHENSTEIN RUTH SAMUELS______ MARTY SASSIVER SUE SCHIPPER dick SCHRE1BER BOBBI SCHWARTZ MARTA SEAGULL_____ BERNIE SHl’MINER NORMA SKLAREY_____ DAVE SET__________ ARNIE SNYDER JERRY SOKOL_______ SEYMOUR SOLONDZ HERB STEINBERG ELLIS TAFFET______ DAVE TESCHNER JUDY TRAUM________ RICHARD TROY______ DAVE WESSER_______ BOBBIE ZIMMERMAN Piano -----------------------------I.e.iky pens ............. — Who's got the lab? ---------------Chemistry__________________ Crew haircut .......................School ............ . Mar.cl Tov”----------------------Happy-bottoms Y is a crooked letter .......... Weequahic hallways Big deal _________________________Trig_______________________ Hi babe __________________ ... Teachers who talk all period “Are you joshing ......... School ............. Sho nuff. hun ----------------- A certain photographer What else is DOW? _______________Women driven ....... Hi. boy ________________________ Gamblers cheating............ You misunderstood” Bonnie’s lateness .......—- How! Iliiw !: __________________My 12:30 curfew ........... Here's the homework” Traffic on Shephard Avenue Sure nuif -- ■■ ................. Chanel T-22 Good trousers Suede and alligator shoes . What a doll _______________________Short nails ............... Grey convertible.......... Boys telling funny jokes Leila ...... The army ... , ....... 2 iik h nails ------------- Noisy people Sag summons ________ Walking thru a closed hull There ya' 0M.---------------------Competitors--------------- Sehrschon”---------------------- .Getting out of bed----------- .“What ya going to do ............T. L.’s------- Guide right ---------------------Sid's 6th period------------ . Playing handball------------------Poos sports----------------- ..Shirts ---- -------- Chrm lab--------------------- kidding”_________________________People who are late........... Jr quitted-------------------------Cyclotrons .-George ____________________________Alarm clock-------------- — ..“Last row, last seat”--------- Intolerant people ...........— 43 Coal Dental hygienist 36-25-36 Hand painting baby bottles Elevator operator in Empire State Building ..Teacher Miss America Stake a million A certain Mr. S. . Heiress Gold World’s richest man Have a harein Marry a millionaire Head of Mt.Sinai Hospital Remove and replace Stalin Business tycoon Married to my secret beau Manager of the Dodgers Teach my 30 odd kids Retirement Mrs. Kindergarten teacher Billionaire at 21 Premier Schumun's secretary Economist and millionaire Babies Successful dentist ??? Marry millionaire Own chain of restaurants Bowl 300 ..Teacher Dough Interne with pretty nurse Happily married II o 1111� room 21 5 MISS MARCER: Q • U -1 • e • t. Seniors. Rcmcmhcr Trademark Pet Peeve Goal MARILYN ANCELIS Guide on Stromboli EDC.AR BANK Beit druggist in N. J. DORIS BERCERMAN ??? JOYCE BLUMENKRANZ Have 15 on« DAVID COIIEN Bachelor JOEL COHEN Girl VICKIE DEUTSCH .Mel Pollack ARLENE COLDFARB . Live to Ik 100 LEONARD COLDROSEN ... Millionaire PHYL CRENKE A job! CHARLES HAMMER . Levi . U. M. T. DORIS HORLAND Freckle Successful marriage JOAN MACK SEYMOUR MAI.TZ SHIRLEY MENKES IRWIN POPICK Oh. yeah!’ Millionaire ELAINE POTASH BETH' POWERS ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Model VIRGINIA RICHARD Bill’ alibi RITCH RUBIN Lie !” RONALD RUBIN VIRGINIA SANTORA Marriage, natch VIRGINIA SEVERN JACK SHAMES DORIS SWEET ... Oh. what a Schnio!” RICHARD WEISS Me . JOAN WINTHROP BERNARD TOOMIN Sire 13 shoe Billionaire JOY ZUROWSKY__________Pcj� in chewing gum______Til iWtff_______________4 HJl 44 II o m e r « o m 22 5 MISS SWINNEY: 'Sow, young people.' Remember Trademark Pet Peeve Coal School License and no cor ANN BLACKMAN Artie’s storking hours Baseball ..... School on Monday School spirit Doris's talking Ml). Women ts ho drive Working Saturday nights of R. C. A. Ads Waking up on school days Fluctuating weight Mrs. D. C El (.orman and U. S. Army 1M E. S. High School , Rand and Orrhestra Teacher False Brooklyn girls B. K. ... Anyone got a cigarette?” Short weekends FRAN LEVY Fuzz on angora sweaters Lady football player Society play boy ..Lark of intelligence in My girl combing hrr hair every two second . 10-inch-nails Heshy” Truman President of U. S. Red hair and crew cuts Clean socks—eight periods Freckles — Twins Monday mornings Triplets HARV OSOWITT Memory selections Cain 50 lbs. Camera BUDDY RAND It's the greatest! '. .. — ? P?_ Marry a rich girl Millionaire CAROL SULZMAN MIL” TESSEL ODBC WALBO Lenny's ring —— Speak to rar! Singing My Destiny Smart 2B’s — None-life’s great! Mv kid brother! Hypocrites . —— Marry girl with a Ph.C. Trial balance the first time Mrs. Si kids 45 Remember Trademark Pet Peeve Coal HeU-o . Violations court Noise . Gyro five day Homework Wedding bells Spoiled kids — - Men and money Marty This is livin'? Women drivers . . ENID KARETNICK C. B. S. or B. G. O. LEN KARP CAROL KATZ EK 831 Mrs. C. MICKEY KLEIN RONNY KRUSCH ELSIE MANZ ANN MILLER Her Rocket 88 HOWIE PARNESS ANNETTE SAUNDERS N. B. I. H. ENID SASS1VER Freckles Millionairess FLOYD SCHULTZ Daddy-O SONNIE SHANCOLD HARRIET SHAPIRO You foul, you NANCY SHECHNER FRAN SIRKIN Isn't he a doll? RO SPIELMAN . Men MARILYN STEINBERG SIMMY STERNBERG BETTY-LOU STURM “O. K.. honey MATTY TREIHART Oh. hull dicky Dentist CHARLIE TURNER What's new? SANDY WARNER Green ink .Bashful boys Bossy husband HARRY WIENER................. It ain’t '_________________ Looking for can ____ _________Farmer SHELLY 7.1 'BERr. A right . . Bitnun � ml BnMi Ydi'iiuuian 46 Remember Trademark Pet Peeve Goal HARRIET AI.PER SHELLY BELFER CERRY BRANDMEYER Tbe C. O. P. Radio broadcaster ARLENE FELD SANDY GOODMAN .. Mrs. SI CROSSMAN - “How y doin' boy?” Millionaire MARC HERMAN “Whal'd ya say? MAR JUMAN Hanging up diapers CAROL KAMINSKY “That’ beside the point. Teacher, housewife CLAIRE KAPLAN Eclair RUTHY KLEINBECK . C. A. P. C. 16th St. LARRY KLINGHOFFER SONNY KOTLER Mrs. T. BILL KRAM RONNIE LALINCA Girls HANK LASKIN ROY LEBOVITZ 8:30-8:40 A. M. MILLIE LEFSKY EDDIE LEVINE HERBIE LEWIS JOAN LUSTIG License F 11-30-C ADRIENNE MEI.NICK Mel Mrs. Mel JERRY MILLER HOWIE MITNICK Suh” PHYL NEUMANN O. T. R. RAE N'OVOM “What a doll. Wedding bells HOWIE NUSBAUM FRED SARBONE Wise girls KHODA SCHAFFER RKf-t. A SI STEIN HERB ZIMMERMAN SHELLY KAHN Green army fatigues _.A!I American SANDY DLUC1TCH______________________ Oobly Koo _______________________Drive-In with fU_________________To retire 47 Hopped Style Gi uHeSielLaX Ball “Tin Ail miral� l � C'rii li ton May 11 12. !• 1050 Class Will We, the Graduating Class of January 1951, being of sound mind and healthy body, do hereby submit this, our last will and testament. We bequeath the following: To the Class of June 1951, a brightly burning torch, the tradition of which we know they will carry on. To the Juniors, the prospect of being Seniors and the visions of diplomas they will ultimately receive. To the Sophomores, the good intentions which we had when we were Sophomores. To the Freshmen, the bright prospect of some day coming to the main building on Chancellor Avenue. To the Homeroom Teachers, the hope of some day having a quiet homeroom. To Mr. LaPcnna, our grade adviser, a million dollars worth of gratitude. To Mrs. Bernstein, Mrs. Saltman, and Mr. Cross, many thanks for their patience and diligence in helping us compile our yearbook. To Mr. Green, our appreciation for a job well done. To Mr. Herzberg, our appreciation of his patience and the advice he has given us. 53 —THE GRADUATES Claire Kaplan makes her debut at the Met . . . Pharmacists Seymour Grossman and Sheldon Belfer open newl Mildred Lefsky become editors of the Newark News . . . Models Ina Armstrong and Ruth Gottfriec The law firm of Lerman and Aronowitz considered tops in field . . . New show opens with Elyse Margulies a« New styles presented by Ruth Kessler at Fashion Academy . . . Irwin Feit successfully practicing dentistry World Bank ... Big contract given to manufacturer Dlugitch . . . Brandmeyer’s new broadcast calk off to Cuba to take up where they left off 10 years ago . . . Rosalie Spielman. renowned judge! administers laughing gas to Dr. Treihart’s patients . . . Chicken prices down 10 cents a pound says Harr mm “Shapiro s Big Heart Pills acclaimed by millions! . . . Judy Eiser opens art school . . . Electricity i |Herby Steinberg President of Builders Association . . . David Wesser youngest doctor at Beth Israeli r. . . Grand opening in Miami of Schreiber's Dress Shoppe . . . Barbara Zimmerman proclaim | Newman, head at Mt. Sinai Hospital . . . Jacqueline Goldstein gives piano recital in Carnegie Hall . . . AM No. 1 on Hit Parade . . . Ronnie Rubin new sports editor of Newark News . . . Betty Powers to sing lead ifl lern as models . . . Joy Zurowsky has her own home economics program . . . Joyce Blumenkranj | Charles Hammer . . . Sondra Shangold French interpreter at U. N. . . . Arlene Goldfarb writJ Professor of English . . . Lea Santora transferred to Wecquahic High's Commercial] man . . . Flash Lassie ill. Dr. Sheldon Zinberg to the rescue t i: 1.1; i i i k i; it drug store . . . President Murphy recognizes Bill Kram for outstanding work on new bridge Harvey Levine competing for title of Miss Rheingold of 1961 . . . Dr. Nathan Dorman discovers new miracle drug star . . . Teaching profession proud of Juman. Kaminsky, and Kotler . . . Alper still secretary at U N_______ . McMenamin twins, happily married, have triplets . . . Morty Friedman becomes President of the sensational by critics . . . Kessler Institute welcomes Occupational Therapist Neumann . . . Sirkin and Traum nominated for Presidency . . . Ann Miller designs clothes for actress Simone Sternberg . . . Nurse Shechner Weiner . . . Lenny Karp passes bar exam . . . Marilyn Steinberg seen on television in Roller Derby . . . here to stay. sayes Howard Parness. technician . . . Schultz’s Drug Store. Newark's Leading Medical Cent . . Jerry Sokol elected president of Medical Society . . . Real Estate booming since Leonard Geller opened office Mrs. America of and Mrs. Bernard Shuminer hit the jackpot for $5,000 . . . Sassiver Cr Teschner merge drugstores . . . Xrrtarii'1 Practice ditori u WlfJ O. B. A. Letter Winners Fritd, Solondz, Shaffer, Worn, Sokol. Front Rote: I.ustig. Hlumetikranz, Alper, Krtllw, Kprtoin, Ration, Tucker. Fork Rote: Frilrl, Sky. A. Saunders, Klinger, immrr-mtn, Berger, Tenel, Sokol. Turner. Shalit. 4A Council Front Rom: Irvine. Shalit. Sokol. Mr. la� Prniia. Klinger, Turner. Spiel-man. Bock Rnu: S. Gottfried. Kot-ler. Salzman. Malt . Kram. Goldstein, Bond, Angelis, Menkes, Brown. Legend Typing and Advertising Staffs Legend Art and Editorial Staff Front Row: Winthrop, Lef-kowitz, Gnldfarh. Sklarey, Shangold, Brown. Mrs. Salt-man. N'rumann, Lippcy, Mayer, Sirkin, Traiun. Kotler, Levy. Second Rote: Fecher. Juman. Zurowsky. M. Goldberg. Mrlnick, A. Saundrrs, Trirhart. Locbel. Milnick. Osterweil, Sternberg, Spiel-man. Rack Rote: Shalit. Troy, Ginsberg. Sokol. Popick. Honor Society Front Row: Teschner, Shaffer, Wos-ser, .Newman. Merel. Schipper. Kram, Back Row: Karetnick, Lorbel, Traum, Dorman, Keitel, Shangold, Sklarey, Goldstein, Alp T. Calumet Staff Front Row: Teschner, Levine. Gold-stem. Shaffer, Wetter, Menkes. Second Row: Karetnick, Merel. Schipper. Mayer, Spichnan. Stemherg, Gold-stem, Melnick, Epstein, Stunn, Gold-(arb, Klein. Rack Row: Sokol, Shangold, Murphy, Sirkin, Klinger Schwartz, Keitel, Turner 61 Sagamores and Court Front Row: Blumenfeld, Abramson, I.ippey, Subrman, Kaston. Schrriber, Kram. Mayer. Krav-itz. Manzella, Alper, Schaffer, Margulic Second Row: Sokol, Murphy, Sky. Lewis, Zimmerman, Ginsberg. Krusch, Rubin, Zimmerman, Chinsky, Frit, Nusbaum, Tnrhart. Back Row: L. Maltz, Edwin Goldstein, Solondz. Rems, Karp, Bond. Wesser, Rocssler, S. Maltz, Laskin Edward Goldstein. O. B. A. Council Duhin, Weiss. Murphy (only 4A), Lirhman. Chivian. Glee Club and Choir Front Row: E. Saunders, Tucker. Powers, Sterns, I.alin|(a, Kaplan, Potash, Feinhlatt, Winthrop, Goodman, Feld. Back Rott: S. Gottfried, Karetnick, Menkes, Sassiver, Katz, Shechner, Sweet, Samuels, Anderson. Eiscr, Steinberg, Goldstein, Schultz, Shames, Mrs. Archer, Toomin, Rubin, Herman. 62 Top Ten Front Rote: Lorbel, Traum, Karctnick, Schaffer, Shangold, GoUUtcin. Back Row: Newman, Kram, Feitel, Want. KEY TO BABY PICTURES 1. A. Miller. 17. II. Levine 33. laukin 49. Winthrop 65. Beeger 2. Melnick 18. F. Levy 34. Luttig 50. Blumrnfeld 66. Zurowiky 3. Kollx-r 19. Loebel 35. A. Sounder 51. G. I-evy 67. Schaffer 4. Trichart 20. Traum 36. Lippey 52. Kamindcy 68. Brown 5. Shalit 21. Milnick 37. Keuler .VI. Chunky 69. Herman 6. H.irlaml 22. Katz 38. Sternberg 54. Crenke 70. Juman 7. Solondz 23. Steinberg 39. Marx 55. K union 71. Onterweil 8. Prinz 24. Karetnick 40. Klinger 56. Troy 72. Trvsel 9. The McMenamin 25. P. Neuman 41. Berlowe 57. Lebovitx 73. Fedik 10. Feinhlatt 26. Rem 42. Teschner 58. Nunlraiun 74. Warner 11. Potath 27. Fp tein 43. Fecher 59. lx-fkowitz 75. Brandmcver 12. Goodman 28. Friedman 44. Kowitiki 00. Toomin 76. Mark 13. Dorman 29. Roruler 45. R. Gottfried 61. Tucker 77. Krain 14. Ciniherg 30. Feitel 46. Sirkin 62. Kaplan 78. Fekl 15. Goldfarb 31. II. Newman 47. Novom 63. Manx 79. M. Goldberg 16. Sokol 32. Power 48. Sturm 64. bluinenkranz 80. S chipper 63 Twirlers and Cheerleaders Band and Orchestra Horn, Turner. Horwitz, Steinberg. Foreground: Klein, Chinsky. McMenarain. McMrnamin. R. Gottfried. Kotler, Steinberg, Power . Blumer, Anderson, Tucker. Library and Projection Staffs Front Row: Lalinga, Shangold. Spielman, Mam, Coldfarb, Samuel . Back Rote: Shultz, Kram, Porne , Reichenstein, Marx. Ushering Staff Front Row: Ml Steinholtz. Klinger. Bohrer. Shaffer. Brown, Goodman. Back Row: Kram. Levy. Sokol. Bankers and Auditors Front Row: Traum, Bergerman. Spielman. Zurowxky, Lcfkowitz. Back Row: Miller, Lustig, Kravitz, Samuel . Chairmen of Prom Committees Anderson, Karctnick. Shalit. Lew, Friedman, Lustig, Traum. Edgar Bank Baacball Letter Winners Richard Brilonr Bairbill Leonard Karp Ba� cball Lawrence Klinghoffrr RaM'ball 66 Steven Kowitski Football, Cross Country, Track Football Football 67 68 Howard Piraru Track Harry Korgaxh Basketball, Baseball Front Row: Zurowsky, Manz, Karctnick. Second Row: Sturm, Horwitz, Klinger. Back Row: Sternberg, Shangold. Girl Letter Winners 69 Front Row: Karctnick, Sturm, Slvangold, Sternberg. Back Row: Zurowsky, Manz, Horwitz, Klinger. L � {£ n il Editorial vStaff Arlene Coldfarb Ruth Gottfried Gladys Levy Frances Sirkin Jerome Sokol Rosalie Spielman Simone Sternberg Matthew Treihart Sandra Warner Joan Winthrop Art Staff Diane Brown Rita Fecher Marcia Goldberg Ed. S. Goldstein Marilyn Juman Marilyn Lefkowitz Cccilc Lippey Barbara Mayer Advisers Alice Saltman 70 Tlie Editorial Board Arthur Ginsberg Sonia Kotler Arthur Loebel Howard Mitnick Carol Osterweil Norma Sklarey Judith Traum Joy Zurowsky Advertising Staff Harriet Alpcr, Chairman Joyce Blumenkranz Esther Epstein Morris Feitel Joan Lustig Annette Saunders David Sky Barbara Zimmerman Marie R. Bernstein Staff Adrienne Melnick Phyllis Neumann Irwin Popick Annette Saunders Allen Shalit Sondra Shangold Richard Troy David Wesser Typing Staff Ruth Kessler, Chairman Dolores Beeger Esther Epstein Marlene Kaston Francine Levy Diana Poemer Mildred Tessel Jean Tucker Cover Design by Marilyn Lefkowitz Leonard Gross | FURNITURE—TABLE TOPS - MIRRORS RESILVERING Congratulations Graduates from “Auto Glass Installed Right M. SAUNDERS SEYMOUR AUTO GLASS CO. S. BLUMENFELD. Proprietor Mitchell 2-8627 269 Central Avenue Newark, N. J. 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GOLDBERG Berber Alcnick In Gilman Merilyn Bernhard Judy Goldberg Bernice Baron Len Goldstein Sylvie Berger Robert Goldstein Beverly Bierman Norma Gordetsky Saul Blinder Marjorie Mandell Lorraine Brenner Stewart Manheim Jerry Buren Janette Riefer Alberta Cohen Sanford Schneider Janet Cohn Irving Schwartz Barbara Cooper Bonnie Simon Marv Corwick Robert Spitzkopf Sheila Crescenzi Stuart Tinney Calvin Drucks Lois Teitelbaum Lloyd Friedman Lois Wasserman Dan Gaby Lenore Yavner Compliments of HOMEROOM 209 Compliment of The Weequahic High Twirlers “Senoritas” CECILE LIPPEY. HARRIET SHAPIRO. JUDITH TRAUM SHIRLEY PATTY MENKES. FRANCES SIRKIN PHYLLIS NEUMAN. CAROL SULZMAN 74 Miss Baker’s Homeroom 223 DAVID BAER—Chairman Allen Abramson Helaine Hirsh Carol Roche Saral Beiner Madelyn Hollander Rhoda Schwartz Laverne Blicklo Vivian Katz Robert Serif in Barbara Bolton Nick Karanasas Helen Tsavlis Elaine Bornstein Helen King Marilyn Ukran Judith Esterly Joan Krug John Vicik Frank Fisher Donald Legow Annette Weissman Marvin Gerber Alfred Levenson Fred Yoskowitz Lorraine Gilmarten Gita London Arnold Zahn Mary Ann Glas Arthur Lubin Roda Osowitt Sheila Zuckerman MISS CONRAD S HOMEROOM 211 Gloria Adelman Harvey Barten Lawrence Dubin Gail Dudkin Lila Ellenport Paul Federbush Bonnie Fischbein Norman Fleischner Joan Fried Bernard Goldwater Roberta Golub Paul Henes Bernard Jacobson Martin Kascn Sanford Klein Mark Kurs Herb Robert Lynn Lawrence Meisel Jerry Miller Fred Mitterhoff Edward Neiss Phyllis Okeen Edward Pack Allen Robbins Dan Rogen Marvin Rubin Gerry Schiff Esther Shcr Seymour Spiegel Joyce Stockcl Sam Talesnick Saul Wolfe Yampolsky MRS. PINKERTON’S HOMEROOM 125 Bernard Albert Mary Bakalar Delia Calimano Wilma Daschc Donald Frisch Fern Galane Marcia Gehlman Barbara Goldenberg Arthur Goldstein Sandra Gray Sheldon Greenholfz Marvin Ichel Martin Kauffman Myron Kesselhaut Janet Klein Donald McMurray Herbert Melvin Mirrer Richard Moore Ronald Piper Carol Prince Bruce Samitt Morty Schnee Norman Schonfeld Freda Shapiro Barbara Sherman Erwin Suchman Miriam Tauber Elaine Teitelbaum Gerald Uslan Robert Weiss Maclyn Wosnitzer Robert Wuensch Yefsky 75 MRS. BUTLER’S HOMEROOM 213 Mike Abraham Joyce Malkmus Sylvia Anzano Joan Mayer Ruth Bach Kate Mitterando Carol Beyer Jean Ann Morello Louise Byl Ethel Morflenroth Janet Checkman Sondra Rauschkolb Nancy Helies Vivian Rosenblatt Shirley Jannes Sandra Sazer Sandra Kessel Delores Schafer Son dr a Kirsch Paula Schneider Marcia Komisar Sylvia Sheps Arlene Kruschen Sylvia Sriro Eileen Lazerwitz Barbara Wechsler Joan Lipshutz Robert Zaentz Renee Lowitz Sondra Zaitz BEST WISHES FROM HOMEROOM 231 MISS DRISCOLL’S HOMEROOM 127 Suzanne Adlerstein Phyllis Korfin Elaine Baron Glenda Lehner Trudy Berkowitz Alvin McCaffrey Seymour Blinder Arthur Musialowicz Edward Blum Phyllis Orenstein Robert Burshtok Edward Ostroski Carol Disko Betty Porter Fred Fisher Adelc Roberts Gerald Forman Richard Rosamilia Fred Giordano Howard Rosenbaum Herbert Greenfield Leonard Schindler Janice Gross Melvin Shachat Iris Homick Marilyn Slate Nathan Karten Herbert Silber Paul Katz Donald Walker Carole Kay Nathan Weiss Doris Klein Marilyn Zwillman Compliments of HOMEROOM 225 Compliments from 76 MISS PATTON’S HOMEROOM 309 Weequahic A daft School Extends Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of January ’51 We shall be happy to serve your future needs in our Adult Classes. 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MIRROR DESIGNERS OF DISTINCTION ■423 CHANCELLOR AVENUE 978 BERGEN STREET 394 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK 8. N. J. NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Berkowitz and Sons The Alderney Dairy Company LONDON DECORATORS INTERIOR DECORATORS 26 BRIDGE STREET 893 BROAD STREET 189 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N.J. MArket 2-6398 -9 Mitchell 2-2861 -4937 MArkct 2-2522 f N '5IBVM3N 30N3AY bOT73DNVHD Ll¥ S. Hyman ..Ajieoeds anQ seof AddoiS.. Wholcsjlc Jewelry and Diamonds A| A|ta|3X] tjjnpojj j� mox uotz WATCHES - SILVERWARE HOUSEHOLD AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SB3«31YD ONY N3SS31YDI730 DjtjenbaaM Entrance on 191 Halsey Street—3rd Floor U3AIT30 3M 8086 C 4 VM 128 MARKET STREET NEWARK. N.J. IREVERSID UPON REQUEST) Best Wishes from Compliments of CHARLES SHULTZ Columbia Cheese Co. Prince Range Company 158 MILLER STREET NEWARK. N.J. Compliments of Metropolitan Beef Co. 4 EAGLES STREET Patronize our Advertisers NEWARK. N. J. 79 Compliments of THE PROM COMMITTEE Best Wishes from Rose Brothers Florist 480 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 3-5469 WE CALL AND DELIVER J. Cr B. Dry Cleaners On of Jersey's Beit Dry Cleaners 3 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE 24 HOUR LAUNDRY SERVICE 174 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. BEST WISHES FROM WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL BAND, ORCHESTRA, DANCE BAND HERMAN HOLZMAN, Director WAverly 3-4144 - 3-2159 NEW JERSEY DAIRYLAND, INCORPORATED MILK - DAIRY PRODUCTS —Dairyland IceCream— 487 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. Compliments of Clinton Paint Supply Co. 518 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Andy's Sporting Goods Center A. WECKSTEIN. Proprietor L. BEAR ISON. Manager Best Wishes from the Brilliant and Braslawsky Families Bc� f Wishes from Brenner FLORIST 80 We Welcome The Graduating Classes of WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL To many glorious Proms at the TERRACE ROOM IN THE MOSQUE —Excellent Dining With Nationally Known Caterers— Best Wishes to The Class of January. 1951 from THE TERRACE ROOM CORP. After your Prom and After your Graduation visit ... For your Prom and Graduation Parties VISIT THE WEEQUAHIC DINER Best Wishes to JANUARY FIFTY-ONERS FLOWERS FOR PROMS AND GRADUATIONS BERNAT FLORIST at Chancellor and Fabyan KAE’S BAKERY 811 Clinton Avenue Newark. N.J. ESsex 3-3280 Best Wishes to the Class of January. 1951 Best Wishes from Fong’s CHINESE ANO AMERICAN RESTAURANT 967 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N.J. FOR SNACKS AND DINNERS . . . OR FOR HOUSE PARTIES Morris’s KOSHER DELICATESSEN AND RESTAURANT 81 393 Hawthorne Avenue Newark, N. J. GRADUATION CONGRATULATIONS from the Alpha Alpha Delta Atoms A. C. Mitchell 2-3345 Columbia Art Store Equipment Co. Designers end Manufacturer of Complete Store Eqiupment 2 ORANGE STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. Watson Bagel Co. • THE ROLLS WITH THE HOLES’ Net Bagel from 7:30 P. M. to 2:00 A. M. 280 CLINTON PLACE NEWARK 8. N. J. Burstein Hardware Co. 390 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK 8. N. J. Very Best Wishes to the CLASS OF JANUARY. 1951 from Jack Stein KOSHER BUTCHER 348 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK. N J. Beit Wnhei from Max Fox, Furrier FOR BETTER FURS 415 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Inear Schley Street! MArkef 2-9334 SIRKIN FASHION CLOTHES, INCORPORATED Compliments of “The Herring King” WAverly 3-3922 Doris Reback LINGERIE SHOPPE 365 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK 8. N. J. FOR THE FINEST IN FOOOS Taffet’s Luncheonette 198 FERRY STREET I corner Polk! NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Rubin Brothers DRUG STORE 392 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Reliable Printing Co. UNION PRINTERS 84-13th AVENUE NEWARK 3. N. J. WILLYS-NEWARK, Inc. STATION-WAGONS - JEEPS TRUCKS 82 204 Market Street Newark 2, N. J. 1010 Broad Street Newark 2. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF TULLER FABRICS CORP. 1412 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY. N Y. I Howard Clothes s-V V v vvyvyvv w v v v Mnoi ti o Mi fon ncu j icut tflmeu'ca Bigelow 3-9634 FREE DELIVERY Mary’s Yarns FREE EXPERT INSTRUCTIONS 527 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Beit Wiihei from the fellows of Perth Amboy Larry Liftman Louis Schwartzman Lenny Polkowitz Nat Zimmerman Compliments of BROAD STREET PONTIAC Mitchell 3-1880 990 Broad Street Newark. N. J. WAverly 3-4661 Baker’s Bakery 309 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK 8. N. J. WAverly 3-1088 Leeds Drugs HARLES DRUG STORE CO.. Owner H. D. VERNICK. B.$. - L. ISAACSON. Ph.G. 395 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. corner Wamwnght Street I 83 COMPLIMENTS OF Artcraft Jewelry, Inc. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 50 COLUMBIA STREET NEWARK 5. N. J. BENTLEY fr SIMON, Inc. Manufacturers of CHOIR GOWNS - PULPIT ROBES - CAPS GOWNS - HOODS - for all degrees Outfitters to over 3000 Schools. Colleges, and Churches 7 West 36th Street New York 18. N. Y. WAverly 3-1237 Glass Eisenberg KOSHER MEAT AND POULTRY 384 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of The Horn Family WAverly 3-6407 Kram and Nover KOSHER MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET 99 MAPLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 3-9766 Henry’s Deluxe Barber Shop Where Well Groomed Men Meet 3 BARBERS — MANICURIST 96 MAPLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations from Abe Warner Congratulations to the CLASS OF JANUARY 51 from A Friend 84 Kaye's —CUT RATI DRUGS— Compliments of Chancellor Market 1069 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. 365 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 3-9301 Compliments of The Dennison Company Manufacturers of AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES Greetings from your Class Officers and Grade Adviser 14-16 JOHNSON STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Congrats to our THE O.B.A. COUNCIL FIGHTING INDIANS Noah Chivian Joe Murphy Larry Dubin and our COACHES Herb Portnoff Norm Liebman Marty Sorger Robert Weiss They can't be beaten in spirit. —Friends MR. IRVING WALLOCK. Adviser Patrons and Patronesses Mrs. S. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feit Mrs. Harold Anzis Mr. Marty Forgash Joseph Bach Buster Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Eli Belfer Barry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blume Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Philip Breitbart Mr. and Mrs. Irving Goldberg Jack Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gottfried Donald Chinsky Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grossman Mr. and Mrs. S. Chinsky Jane Harris Cohen Family Paul 1. Helfenbein Mrs. H. DeWitt Zara L. Helfenbein Baby Ira Abramson Dienstag Gertrude Herman Mr. andl Mrs. Samuel Kaston 85 More Patrons Jose Keselman Pearl Keselman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Klein Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klinger Mr. and Mrs. Sam Klinghoffer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kreitzman Mr. Henry Kremer Mr. S. Landau Mrs. Laura Levy Mr. Irving Mandelbaum Mr. and Mrs. Paul Manz Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Merel Mrs. Cilea Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mitnick Dr. and Mrs. Charles Newman Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Novom Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Osterweil Mr. A. Pearlmutter Melvin Pollack Mr. and Mrs. M. Potash Elmyr Potbader Mr. and Mrs. D. Robertson Mrs. Yetta Rubin and Marilyn Pauline Rubinson Mr. and Mrs. David Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sassiver Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schultz Baby David Zev Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Seigel Seymour and Elyse Mrs. Betty Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. M. Shechner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sirkin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sklarey Rabbi and Mrs. Harry Z. Sky Hyman I. Sky Erwin Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder Mr. and Mrs. David N. Sokol Mr. and Mrs. Jay Spielman Mr. and Mrs. Morris Steinberg Molly and Lenny Stolz Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Louis Teschner Mildred Tessel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Traum Uncle Joe Mr. and Mrs. J. Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zucker A ii t o g r ii p li s BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS FROM YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER 1011 Bergen Street NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 315 Millburn Avenue MILLBURN. NEW JERSEY 88 niw city Minting COmPanv union CiTr, N I •K«-l — JfW - «� � � il V««ISJ £� «!■ nu«|l RKmi jj9 « M .� ■ i � !• •dli r i� l «a J� £ gMM;U )� -l« ■� «-'■«! 4 • t� 4 � � •• a • k .-, fj ■ - ■ - - ft « • -1 ■ft I • 4 � imt • It t Sv ta. tba«v- JU£3)jJMJJ£ m SCiJUDl i)£LU;1fixi, DsUJ JfflSF juj]p m We bid Aloha Oe to Four years—a span of time so brief and yet so full of precious memories. It is difficult to express what is in our hearts, for the time of farewell is perhaps one of the most poignant moments in all our lives. It is our hope that in this Legend we may look back and see ourselves as a part of the eternal legend that is Weequahic. And so—Aloha Oe—. In this, my final message as principal of Weequahic High School. I wish to express my deep gratitude for a wonderful opportunity—the opportunity of being able to do something over the last 18 years for so many thousands of alert, intelligent, and ambitious young people at Weequahic. I can say sincerely that an overwhelming majority of Weequahic students deserve the three adjectives I have used. I'll miss you all. I wish the best of success and happiness to all my friends at Weequahic—and particularly to the Class of June 1951. I reckoned out the other day that I have gone to school, in various places, about 9000 times. I hope you all enjoyed your 720 or so days at Weequahic. 3 MAX J. HERZBERG This is The Legend of a man who dedicated his life to the greatest of professions, the molding of the character of youth. Eighteen years ago. when Weequahic High School was opened for enrollment, it was a hollow building—without life, without tradition, and with an undetermined future. It had to make its place in the life of its community and the educational world. Our principal. Mr. Max J. Herz-berg. was given this task, in itself an acknowledgment of his ability and standing. Today, we have a school rich in tradition which enjoys the highest standing in educational circles. Through our principal's writings, our school has become known and respected throughout the United States. If we are proud of our school and its reputation for learning which will precede us to our next field of endeavor, we can all thank the work and devotion which Mr. Hcrzberg has shown in our behalf. He has. in the past eighteen years, built a colossus to which he must now say farewell. We. the graduating class of June 1951. therefore, humbly and gratefully dedicate our yearbook. The Legend . . . . . to (tlr. IHax J. Herzberg Our Principal mux J. HERZBERG A prominent New Jersey judge, in speaking of Max J. Herz-berg. told of a bridge party which they both attended. “After playing a crackerjack game, he sat down to supper and talked to me at great length and with astonishing accuracy of the problem of liability, especially in schools. Then he turned to the person on the other side of him and spoke with equal length and proficiency on migraine headaches, endocrine glands, and the human mind. Later, he related several well-told funny stories that were worth remembering I had to keep reminding myself that he is an English teacher, but how he knows so much about so many things absolutely beats me. Many people have wondered for many years how Max J. Herzberg learned so much. The answer is simple. He has been at it for sixty-five years. Born in the big city of New York and reared near the Brooklyn shorefront. he grew into a studious child. He and his younger brother. Gus. got along very well together, although they were temperamentally entirely different types. His home life was happy, for his mother was completely devoted to her family and home, while his father, a hatter, was an excellent amateur historian. The family moved to Newark and young Max was graduated from what is now Barringer High School. It was at this time that he was told by an oculist that he was going to lose his sight. Other specialists, however, contradicted that judgment, and though he has had eye trouble all his life, he didn't go blind. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbia University in three and a half years, even though during those years he took on many odd jobs, such as tutoring and factory work. Because of his sharp sense of humor, his fun-loving acquaintances became his close friends, and it was through a group of these friends that he met charming Edna Newman, whom, after a year's friendship, he married Shortly afterward. Mr. Herzberg started teaching in the Newark high schools, and he zoomed to a prominent place in the Newark school system. Highly regarded from the beginning as a teacher of both English and German, Mr. Herzberg was transferred to become head of the English department at Central High School, when it was opened, and eventually he became supervisor of English in the public schools of Newark. He has also been an instructor at New York University. Rutgers, and other nearby colleges. One day in the summer of 1933. while he was at the shore, he was informed that he was to be the first principal of Weequahic High School. Setting as a goal an orderly and academically sound school, he has managed to bring Weequahic up to the level of that high standard, and as a result the school is today generally considered as one of the oest co-ordinated and best run in the entire state. Just as the man in charge is saddled with the responsibility for failure, so must Mr. Herzberg be given credit for the many accomplishments achieved under his guidance and administration. Persuasive and even-tempered. Mr. Herzberg believes that teaching should be practiced through laughter. In fact, he is the co-editor of the only high school text book made up entirely of humorous writings. He has also edited an excellent book of humorous anecdotes which is today a collector's item. 6 -A PAOfILf He started writing at an early age. and after piling up a fine collection of rejection slips. He finally had his first poem accepted. He has written continuously and prolifically since, and now can be found any day after school working at the Newark Evening News as literary editor. He has done broadcasting for CBS as educational advisor to the American School of the Air. and he is the author of most of the inscriptions on the tablets erected as markers for local historical sites by the Schoolmen's Club of Newark. Mr. Herzberg has sat in on more than one hundred committees and has written and edited almost everything but the Bible and word has it that he will be doing that soon. In fact, it is said of him that when he sees a textbook that he does not like, he writes his own. Although his career has kept him busy, he has still found time for many home and general interests. He is an accomplished bridge player but does not like canasta, a fact which bothers Mrs. Herzberg. His wide scope of interests coupled with a phenomenal memory enable him to enjoy life fully. Seeming to have time for everything. Mr. Herzberg makes friends completely and firmly. He has a deep streak of sentimentality and loves to celebrate any kind of an anniversary, sometimes surprising his wife with a gift in remembrance of such occasions as the anniversary of the first time they met or of their first date. Mr. Herzberg has always been interested in sports, and. avid reader that he is. he can talk about most of them with some authority. He is especially fond of boxing and had his two sons trained by a professional. Several years back, he sponsored and furnished a prize for a boxing tournament at Weequahic High School. The sport he loves to indulge in most is walking, and often he will get off the bus long before his stop and complete his journey on foot. He takes frequent long morning walks in the South Mountain Reservation. His musical tastes cover all types, except opera, with a general leaning toward Gilbert and Sullivan. Though he rarely has time to watch television, he enjoys most of what he sees, including boxing and wrestling: this last sport appeals especially to his sense of humor. Like most men, Mr. Herzberg enjoys good eating and prefers steaks above all. but he is also something of a connoisseur of fine and unusual cheeses. He considers his domestic life to have been particularly fortunate and happy. He is the fond and proud father of two grown sons. Donald, his younger son. holds a very important position as secretary to Senator Benton of Connecticut while his other son. Dick, who is an executive in the Prudential Insurance Company, is the father of two adorable daughters whom their very proud grandpa loves dearly. On the day that Weequahic opened, back in 1933, Mr. Herzberg addressed the student body and told them that he hoped to develop a school that would be distinguished for a high sense of orderly responsibility and superior scholarship. Recently, he was reminded of this and complimented on having had these two wishes granted. If I had known. he said, that such wishes could come true. I would have added a third one—for a winning football team.'' Those who have known him will agree that no sketch of this kind can fully do justice to him. All that can be left in this book is the picture of a man whose influence over eighteen years has molded a superior high school. He is graduating with the class of June. 1951, and as one classmate to another, we wish him the best of luck! Aloha. Mr. Herzberg! 7 A A SS 7 :.V «J A� r ,j vj y A jf 5 iA aJ L V£ ,c y w wiJw |V . ' A q5 f 1 ' ..f •■' .y v V? y. v . V . 1 'y Vr y ' 5 ' y y , • � -« � V ' ♦� � v- T r !5 •O «0 0' C0t C4hOn Qttui tf i $unn r( o( r Of iC 00L$ •r •«•• � • mi i ysSl •« I N|I«D« A% 0« V Vf � M M(mi. • Mf Nlfc t� o� M f NM .Ml� ««l � '. l •H ••••• l « � l Mirth I), I9fl At AMlfUM fjptri i! ftr:wt of Jcftoolf to C Jtrjf of to Ucontory liritlon, ! fc?t boor. In tA position to obtonr tft csrtptiodftll o xf profntiootl etttrlbvtloof m by Mr, Mai J, Monboit (4 —coniAry option tod to tftt tMcfilAf of £nfli«h not only on U loml 1ml bit « tft Slot And Uttooil 2ml. I u, tfttrtfort, prlrllofod to idd qr coogntolttlont to U ntfwmut othor ccnfratoltUont tAtl ho will root in la •prrKltUon of M« � nj r trt of prefmlooii ochiormool, one ttmcUllj • « toJrm of tppnclollon of hit meal ficont •orrleo « principal of VooqatAle high Softool. V ronfrvtaLito Hr. Honborg fortftor upon CAo «£P utlon Uul Do oil! contlnv to Mlntoln hit ituroot In 4se«tlon iff! hlf fin m rlco to hit ftllnmn. tir PWJtua AooloUnt SumrlnUndone of Softool in CMrfo of Soccalory KdocoUoc . v •Vc ■• -.-C � a h� � u� ir HIT Ul IW� . ••� � � - uxiit ftiinu «•« i m. tv lirta i th greatest trlaut which Can � a 14 to Max. 4. Maria rj upon hi retirement la to recognise th ■any aoooapllahaants of hla former student . Compounded Into virtually ovary aegaaat of th «a rlo n tear. , thaaa foraar students ara no making valuable contribution to th preservation of our democratic institution . mm •ladom and vigor ara th a lo lxp'.anant required In any fight to r ot all fonts of totalltarlanlaa. h foraar atadante of Max J. Haraharg antar thla yrasant-day fight vall-aqulyy 4 with thaaa tool — tool ahleh vara forged and aharpanad undar th dlraotlon or Max J. rtarxaarg. Ria lnfluanca upon atudanta haa aaan oonaldaraDla. Thalr «any aohtavaaanta ara th trua taatlaonlala ahleh toelala Max J. harxaarg aa on of th foremost aduoatora avar to aarv th oltUam of Kawark. Joal R. incobson Mtlnt Cha'.rnnn ef th daa aahlc Hlt;h aVmnt aoaclat'.oo H Ulon rful Guy” Public School Principals Association A Work. New Jeney Ihren U, 1951 THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH ixicuiivc oviict. in in' tixTv.tioutM imu • cmicioo i • muon Or. Hax 4. Hartberg, Prlnolpel ■ re-juahVe RV h School Rework ft, Rw 4 raay 0 dr Or. H r� t rg: Tour anr.y friend throughout th country, 1 aa aura. Join ■ In tending a me at greeting and haartleat eongratulatlon utx n th ave of your retirement fro th prlnolpmlAhlo of th ■erquahlo High. School. A a taaeher, acnlr.let rater, editor and author, you are aura to have friend beyond number anong puplla, parent ,and taaohar at 111 alea your good JuSgaant and other fine adalnla-tratlv qualltlaa; but 1 Imagine that thoae ho have cote to hno your good huaor, ready understanding, and vara ayapathy 111 alaay ! • you aoat keenly. Hay your purpoa aver b •To 11 beyond th aunaat, and th bath Cf all th eastern atari; and m y na field of aarvlca, nea aatlafaotlon , and ne friend oontlnu to fill your life alth hanplneael Cordial Paul faraer r aidant, 1 61 la banal of Max J. Htrtberg't colleagues moog th principal of Bemtric, a«y I express cordial and • laemrm fallcltetloo on th oecaoloa ef nix retirement. a all feel promt of tha magnificent terrlct that Mr. RertOerg na rendered to aducatloa in oar city and far beyond, a ara proud ef Ala acholarvhlp, Ala court ay, M kindliness, Ala gift of frleodthlf, Ala insight Into life and educetion, and th high quality of Ala contribution la aany fl ld of tsacAlng. R« adalr him a man, a friend, and ax dje tor. ■ r.c 11 that by a in of sip xdalnlxtratlr ability, bl jnreleitlng meric, tIt enthualaoa, and hie devotion to Us coax of duc lloo, n Bax flUMliM f ,uan;c fflgft School ax a nodal American teeorOerj school. B« or sw hit retirement from Ala prlrclpalxAlp 111 not a in retirement Inn hit leeching. Bit teaching 111 continue, • nop , for tony yaar to :« , aron ax Ao geo oa vlth At er otiv output of boo , ettert, rerlemt, tod other cor.trlbatlot} to � l «r and bolter living. ’Jeer, llor.es, SmiTer.t fihjle School h-mclpolt' Association FfsS council louiNiit. titHiMTiev (NOtiSM ml tuoutu jouimi• couic.1 iNOutu mine j. goldberg on GOflDt ii must Very seldom does such a relationship exist between a teacher and his pupils as has existed between Mr. Goldberg and our class. To most of us he is an adviser and a teacher, but to all of us he is a friend, a very close and dear friend. We love his dimpled smile, his friendly generosity, and of course his inevitable quotations. But the thousands of words in the English language are tar too inadequate to express the depth of our feelings toward him. All of us. at one time or another, have had schedule troubles. Mr. “G ” has always been ready and willing to straighten them out. Our problems have been his problems, and none was too large or too small to merit his closest attention. And now. in our humble way. we the class of June 1951. wish to give our heartfelt thanks and pay public tribute to th man who has guided us through our long but happy years at Weequahic. n THf fflCULiy MAX J. HERZBERG Principal CONSTANCE BOWERMAN A. WALTER ACKERMAN Assistants to the Principal COMMERCIAL AND SECRETARIAL DEPARTMENT John R. Boyle, Chairman Elixabeth Baker Bertha I. Butler Alice F. Cobey B. Arthur Darrah Sophia N. Deutsch Miriam Hample Dina A. Hirsch Laura M. Isserman Harry J. Jellinek Edward E. Kobetx Samuel H. Korcy Nathan Lemerman Blanche S. Margcr •William C. Silber Len3 Steinholtx Mary N. Swinney William Lewin, Chairman Marie R. Bernstein David Bucharest Eugenia W. Chosney A. Emma Conrad Frank A. Dc Lisi ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Anna Gerber Irving J. Goldberg Leonard Gross Marion W. Jennings Harold LaPcnna •Hilda G. Lutxke Marie E. O'Connor Christina Russell David Stamclman Pearl Vogel Irving Wallock FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Morris Brenman, Chai Angela Castora Simon Chasen Bernard Friedbcrg Edith G. Glucksman Ernest P. Gobeille Louis Mintx Paula Oellrich Mabel M. Patton Leola L. Rummer Elixabeth Undritx GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Carrie R. Losi Dorothy Keith HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Charles J. Schneider, Chairman Frances Judson Henry F. Donn Arthur Lustig Dorothy Driscoll Helen M. Maynard William F. Hofer Regina Maxaica William H. Rose. Jr. Harriet Shapiro Marion Wohlfarth 12 HEALTH SERVICE Royal Cohn, M.D. Marion Millington, R.N. Grace Brennan, R.N. Margaret S. Archer George F. Browne ‘Elizabeth L. Cuttriss INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS Herman Holzman Elizabeth L. Manning William B. Mayer 0 Henry Melnik Rose B. Brashear LIBRARIANS Marion L. Buchner MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ernest R. Ranucci, Chairman Bessie O. Bingham Ruth K. Blum °Joseph Gruber Shirley S. Kahn Martin Moskowitz Rose M. Miraglia Lila M. Gollin OFFICE STAFF Eleanor T. Guidera Ethel Pompadur Benjamine Epstein, Acting Chairman •David A. Berney William R. Castelluccio SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Irving Eiscn Walter Eisenbcrg George Martino Max Birnbaum, Chairman Virginia Beard Lorna R. Furst SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT •Martin Green Jeanette B. Lappc Paul Lippe Betty Sobol, M.D. Anita A. Quinn Alice M. Saltman Philip M. Wagner Rcada S. Jcllinck Alma G. Pinkerton Sylvia Ruffkess Sarah M. Wood Charlotte Schlank Esther V. Vicary Ruby M. Odell Leon Saunders Clarence L. Seltzer Marion S. Sowers Helen B. Mcrcurio Sadie Z. Rous Jennie N. Twardus Annex ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sitting: Mias O'Connor. Dr. Lcwin. Chairman. Mn Lutzke. Mr$. Chosncy. Standing: Mr. Bucharest. Mr. Sfamelman. Miss Vogel. Mr. Gross. Mr. Wallach. Mr. Goldberg. Miss Gerber. Mrs Jennings. Miss Russell. Miss Conrad. Mrs. Bernstein. Mr. LaPenna. Mr. Dcltsi. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Sitting: Mrs. Glucksman, Miss Patton. Mr. Bren-man. Chairman. Miss Oellrich. Standing: Mr. Mintz, Mr. Chasen. Miss Undritz. Miss Castora. Mr. Freidberg. Mr. Gobeille. COMMERCIAL and SECRETARIAL DEPARTMENT Sitting: Miss Marger. Mr. Boyle. Chairman. Miss Cobcy, Miss Hamplc. Standing: Mr. Korcy. Mr. Lcmerman, Mr. Silbcr. Mrs. Dcutsch, Miss Swmney, Mrs. Hirsch. Miss Sfcmholfz. Dr. Jellmek, Mrs. Isscrman. Miss Baker. Mr. Darrah. Mr. Kobetz. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Sitting: Mrs. Rous. Mr. Birnbaum, Chairman. Miss BeardT Standing; Mrs. Twardus. Mrs. Mcrcurio, Mr. Green. Mr. Lippe. Mrs. Lappa. Mrs. Furst. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Sitting: Mrs. Kahn. Mr. Ranucci. Chairman. Miss Ruffkess. Standing: Mr. Moskowitz. Mrs. Pinkerton. Mrs Blum. Mr. Gruber. Mrs. Bingham. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sifting: Miss Odell. Mr. Epstein. Mrs. Sowers. Standing: Mr Martino. Mr. fsenberg. Mr. Castel-luccio, Mr. Barney. Mr. Eisen. Mr. Selzer. HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION and HEALTH SERVICE Front Row: Miss Shapiro. Dr. Donn. Mr. Schneider, Mrs. Mazaica. Back Row: Mr. Rose. Miss Judson, Mr. Hofcr, Miss Driscoll, Mr. Lustig. INDUSTRIAL and FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Sitting: Mr . Salt man. Mr. Mayer, Mi Quinn. Standing: Mr Wagner, Mr . Mannirvg, Mr. Bowne. Mitt Cuttri . Mr. Holzman. OFFICE STAFF Mitt Pompadur. Mi Vlcary, Mrt. Gollin, Mi Miraglia. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT MISS BAKER I'm a rambling wreck from Georgia Tech.' MISS BEARD It's Mr. Hcrzbcrg's rule, not mine.' MRS. BUTLER Is your face dirty?' 4fl HOIMROOm T£flCHffiS MISS CONRAD Remember the homeroom rules!” MISS DRISCOLL Take your books off your desks!” MISS PATTON Please get into your own seats. MISS PINKERTON “My goodness, can't you ever be quiet? MISS O'CONNOR Speak to Sorina!” MR. GOLDBERG Let's get the show on the road. For. Max ( Poaj't sue-me) xrCr DUAJ O cmss officias Seymour Spiegel 177 Nye Avenue ”Born for success, he teemed With grace to win. with heart to hold, With shiring gifts that took all eyes. —Emerson Sagamore 2; Auditorium Honor Squad 2: Police Patrol 2; Basketball Manager 3; Latin Club 3, Program Committee 4; H. R. Chairman 3, 4; Class Secretary 5, President 6, 7. 8; Contemporary Club 4; Prom Committee 8. Leonard Goldstein 9 Farley Avenue He knows what pathways lead to popularity. —Seneca Track 3; Baseball 2. 4. 6. 8; C lur t Staff 5; Contemporary Club 3; Class Vice President 8; Prom Committee 8. Marilyn Barnhard 66 Custer Avenue The secret of the universe, as by slow degrees it reveals itself to us. turns out to be personality. —Powys Tennis 2: Baseball Club 2: Red Cross Club 2; Band 3. 4: Orchestra 3: Auditor 5; Sagamore 5. 6; Secretary Health 5; Banker 6. 7. 8: Class Secretary 7. 8; Physics Lab Assistant 7. 8; Secretary English 7; Secretary Spanish 8; Secretary History 8; Legend Staff 8; Prom Committee 8. Sandra Gray 185 West Runyon Street Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower. —Schwab Class Council 2, Vice President 2; Class Treasurer 5. 6, 7. 8; Dramatic Club 4. 5. President 2: Dancing Club. Secretary and Treasurer 2; H R. Secretary 3; Chairman Health 3. Secretary 6. 7; Secretary English 4; Guidance Receptionist S. 6; Class Play 6; Secretary History 7; Legend 8; History Secretary 8; Mr. Schneider's Secretary 8; Prom Committee 8. Gloria Rote Adelmjn 10 Farley Avenue Dear Creature! — you’d wear When her delicate feet in the dance twinkle round. That her steps are tight, that her home is the air. —Moore Secretary History 6; Ushering Staff 6. 7. 8; Secretory Homeroom 7. 8; Mr. Brcnmon's Secretary 8; Mr. Ranucct’s Secretary 8; Prom Com-mittec 8. Joseph Adelman 821 So. 18th Street Youth is full Of sport. —Shakespeare Alan Abramson 42 Tillmghast Street The two noblest of things, which are sweetness and light. —Swift Sagamore 3; Swimming 3. Barbara Alcnick 15 Norman Road Sweet glrl raduates in their golden hair. —Tennyson President Chemistry Clast 8; Lab Assistant 8. Michael Abraham 885 Hunterdon Street Merrily, merrily, shall I live now. Under the blossom that hangs on the bough. —Shakespeare Bernard Albert 24 Kecr Avenue Works of the Intellect are great only by comparison with each other. —Emerson Annex news Editor 2: Latin Club Secretary 2. 4; Projection Staff 2. 4. 5. Chief 6; Contemporary Club 3; Banking 3. 4. 5. 6. 7, 8; Photography Club 3; German Club 4. Chairman 7. Secretary 8; Secretary Biology Clast 4; Honor Society 5. 6. 7. 8: Tutoring 5; Science Club 6. 7. 8; Greek Club 6: Secretary German Class 7. 8; Calumet Circulation Staff 7. 8; Prom Committee 8. Suxannc Adlerstein 238 Custer Avenue Sweet food of sweetly uttered knowledge. —Sidney Modem Dance 2: Dramatics 2. 4, 5; Twirling 2. 3; Library Staff 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 8; French Club 3. 4. 5. 6; English Secretary 4; Algebra President 4; Biology Secretary 4; Honor Society 5. 6. . 8: Homeroom Secretary 5; Honor Tutoring 5. 6. 7; Circulation Staff of Calumet 6. Manager 7. 8; Boiling Club 6; Physics Secretary 6; Hitfory Secretary 6; Health Class Chairman 6; Senior Play 6; Assembly Secretary 8; Legend Editorial Staff 8; Prom Committee 8. Sylvia Anxano 838 So. 15th Street O lovely eyes timid and laughing in the summer tun. —Longfellow Twirling 2. Sagamore 8. 3; Library Staff 8; Mildred Asman 18 Millington Avenue The voice so sweet, the words so fair, As some soft chime had stroked the air. —Johnson French Club 2. 3; Vocabulary Club 2; Banking 2; Home Room Secretary 4. 5. 6; Biology Claw Secretary 4; Spanish Class Secretary 6; Junior Achievement 6; Future Teachers of America 7, 8. Ruth Bach 617 Bergen Street And her sunny locks Hang on her temples like a golden fleece. —Shakespeare David Baer 645 Elizabeth Avenue We're born to be happy, all of us. —Sutra Sagamore 2; Baseball 2; Football 2; CaTumef 3. 4; Biology Lab Assistant 4; Class Council 7. 8; Homeroom Chairman 7; English Chairman 7; U. S. History Chairman 7; Legend Art Staff 8. Mary Bakalar 110 Chadwick Avenue Where thoughts serenely sweet express How pure, how dear their dwelling place. —Byron Latm Club 3. Elaine Bjron 139 Lehigh Avenue She walks in beauty like the night Of cloudlets climes and starry skies. —Byron Sagamore 3, 5, 7, Inspector 2; Twirling Club 2. 3. 4; Secretary of Steno 4; Twirler 5. 7; Secretary History 7. Bernice Baron 11 Treacy Avenue Friend more divine than all divinities. —Eliot Tcrys Baron 1548 Maple Avenue Hillside. New Jersey And her face to fair Stirr'd with her dream, as rose-leaves With the air. —Bryon Sagamore 3 ; Homeroom Secretary 8; Banking Assistant 8. 22 Jill Bcngclsdorf 29 Clinton Place There's nothing that alleys an angry mind to soon as a sweet beauty. —Beaumont and Fletcher Latin Club 2, 4; Tennis Club 2; Sagamore 2, 4. 5; Dramatic Club 5; Basketball Club 4; Volley Ball Club 5; Badminton 6. 8; Spanish Secretary 4; Health Secretary 5; Chairman 6; History Secretary 5: Chemistry Secretary 7; A Ceppcila Choir 8; Legend 8; Prom Committee 8. Diane F. Benowitx 2 Wolcott Terrace Laugh and the world laughs with you. —Wilcox Sagamore 3. 5, 6; Contemporary Club 5; Hebrew Culture 5, 6; Vocabulary Club 6; Health Custodian 6; Nat'l Honor Society 7; Biology Lab Assistant 8; Prom Committee 8. Sylvia Berger 2 Homestead Park While I keep my senses shall prefer nothing to a pleasant friend. —Horace Sagamore 3. 7. Inspector 2, 4. 5, 6; Physics Secrotary 5, 6; Trig Secretary 7; Latin Club 2. 3; Audubon Club Chairman 3. 4; Class Council 2: German Club President 5; Homeroom Secretary 6: Secretary Mechanical Drawing 8; Legend Art Staff 8. Gertrude Bcrkowitx I Treecy Avenue Chance makes our parents, but choice makes our friends. •—Del i He Dramatic Club 2: Glee Club 2: Dancing Club 2. Twirling Club 3, 4; Class Council 7; French Club 3. 4; Sagamore 5. Assistant Chief 6. Chief 7, 8; Ushermg Squad 6. 7. 8; Health Class Chairman 5; History Chairman 8: Steno Class Chairman 8; Twirling Squad 8; Legend 8. Harvey H. Bartcn 126 Vassar Avenue ‘T� s good-will makes intelligence —Emerson Latin Club 2. 3; Honor Tutor 2; Honor Society 5. 6. 7; Chief Inspector Sagamore 2; Contemporary Club 3. Math Club 5. Vice President 6. Science Club 6. 7; Chem lab assistant 7; Calumet 7; President T. A. Edison Science Club 8; Co-chairman tutor of Nat’l Honor Society 8; Valedictorian 8. Jesse Beim 82 Schuyler Avenue Friendship is the bond of reason. —Sheridan 8asketbail 2; Baseball 2; Football 2; French Club 3; Class Council 5. 7. Soral Bcincr 503 Hawthorne Avenue Mind cannot follow it. nor words express Her infinite sweetness. —Dante Tennis 2: Benkcr 3. 6; Sagamore j. 5. 6, 7; Ushering 5. 6, 7, 8; Spanish Club 7. 8; Spanish Conversation Club 7. 8. Lavcrnc Blicklc 187 Wainwnght Street No perns, no gold she needs to wc or; Sho shines intrinsically fair. —Bcdingfield Softball League 2; Twirling Club 2. 4. 6; Twirling Squad 3. 4. 6, 7, 8; Legend Typing Chairman 8. 164 Schuyler Avenue Good sense is the body of poetic genius, fancy its drapery, motion its life, and imagination the soul. —Coleridge Student Association 2; Debate and Forum Club 4; Honor Soooty 7; Honor Tutoring 7; French Tutoring Club 7; Math Club 7. Edward Blum 120 Wjinwright Street feel in every smile a cheer. —Wolcott Sagamore 2; Softball 2; Patrol 2. Seymour Blinder 282 Seymour Avenue The shortest answer is doing. —Herbert Marccllc Bcssman 84 Hansbury Avenue The sweetest oy, the wildest woe is love. —Baity Latin Club 2: Sagamore 2. 4; Honor Guard 2. Contemporary Club 4; Legend typing 8. advertising 8; Chcm Lab Assistant 8. Beverly Bicrman 322 Schley Street Let naught your cheery nature spoil. —Kaufman Sagamore 2; Checrlcodmg 2; Class Council 5; Tw.rlino Club 3. 5. 8; Twirling Battalion 3. 4. 5. 6, Captain 7, 8; Geometry Chairman 5; Ush-i ermg Staff 8; Legend 8; Twirling 1 Captain 8. Marvin Bcrkowitx 66 Renner Avcnuo “A true friend is forever a friend.' —Mac Donald Bowling team 7, 8; Legend 8. Gerald Braverman 36 Aldinc Street The smile that won't come off.” —Stendish Lorraine S. Brenner 53 Tillmghast Street Sweet to the tweet ” —Shakespeare Twirling Club 3. Ruth Brinton I Jeffrey Place ”She has to much of whet it be if.' —Robinson Barbara Bolton 56 Summit Avenue In ell the did you might discern with eete. A willing mind end e detire to please —Anonymous Elaine Bornstcin 275 Renner Avenue In her attire doth the show her wit. —Anonymous Twirling Club 5. 6. 7. Jerome Burcn 156 Keer Avenue Mirth, with thee I mean to live. —Milton Projection Staff 5. 6. 7, 8; Bookkeeping Chairman 7. Judith Brodkin 114 Keer Avenue Not a kindlier life or sweeter time .. —Swinburne Latin Club 3; Golf Club 5: Sagamore 5; Legend Typing Staff 8; Guidance Receptionist 8. Delia Calimano 402 Badger Avenue O. why has happiness so short a day.” —Cornwall Twirling Club 3. Melvin Chinoy 220 Custer Avenue Then, everlasting love, restrain thy will; •Tis pod-like to have power, but not to kill.” —Beaumont and Fletcher Lois Coffey 284 Pomona Avenue Good to be merie and wise.” —Hvywood Twirling Squad 3. 4, 7; Sagamore 3. 4; Secretary Algebra 4; Twirling Club 4; Calumet Agent 6. Alberta Cohen 111 North Walnut Street East Orange. New Jersey Wit to persuade and beauty to delight.” —Davies Junior Achievement 4; Sagamore 3; Dramatic Club; Student Council I; Art Club I; Spanish 1. Barbara Cooper 31 Treacy Avenue ‘True happiness ne'er entered at an eye; True happiness resides In things unseen.” —Young Glee Club I. 2; Twirling Club I. 2. 3. 5; Dramatic Club 2. 5; President I; Dancing Club I. 2; Sagamore 3. 7. 8; Bank Auditor 7. 8. Janet H. Cohn 207 Midland Place We have been 1 r lends together in sunshine and in shade.' —Norton Chairman Homeroom 4. 5; Typewriting Secretary 4; Sagamore 4; Science Club 8. 1 26 Marvin Corvrick 15 Bayview Avenue Who is the happiest ol men? He who values the merits ol others. And in their pleasure takes joy even as though 'tw ere his i iurn Sagamore 4. 5; Vice President 6. 7; Class Council 6; Chairman Spanish 6; Chairman U. S. History 6; Prom Committee 8. Sheila Cretccnsi 469 Leslie Streel •‘The rays of happiness, like those of light, arc color lest when unbroken. —Longfellow Class Council 6; Assistant Sagamore Inspector 5; Health Class Chairman 5; English Chairman 8; Calumet Circulating Staff 8; Legend 8. Calvin Drucks 439 Hawthorne Avenue To me more dear, congenial to my heart, One native charm, than all the glass of art —Goldsmith Projection Staff 2. 6; Football Man-- 6; Secretary of Health Class 6. Wilma Dasche 50 Shanley Avenue Gentle in manner, strong in performance —Aqua viva Twirling Club I. 2; Latin Club 4; Biology Lab Assistant 5; Band 6; Vocabulary Club 6; Calumet 6. 7; Contemporary Club 6. Spanish Dance Group 8. Carol Disko 395 Lyons Avenue Some friendships are made b nature, some by contract, some bi interest, and some by souls.' —Taylor Sagamore 2. 7; Assistant Inspector 4; Tennis Club 2; Twirling Club 3, 4; Secretary of French Class 4; Sewing Club 5 • Secretary of Homeroom Class 6. 7. 8; Calumet Agent 7. 8; Physics Lab Assistant 8; Chem Lab Assistant 8. 4 Charm strikes the irgnt. out mem-wins the soul. —Pope Red Cross Club 1; Chess and Checker Club 1; Latin Club I, 2. 4; Secretary 3; Auditor I; Tennis Club 2, Sagamore 3; Audubon Club 3; Homeroom Secretary 3, 4. 5. 6; Hebrew Culture Ctub 4. 5. 7. 8; Junior Achievement 4; English Chairman 4; Secretary 6; Vocabulary Club 5. 6; Contemporary Club 5; Physics Secretary 6. 7; U. S. History Secretary 7; O. B. A. Secretary 7; Legend Art Staff 8. 27 Lila Sarah Ellcnporf 46 Dewey Street And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all she knew. —Goldsmith Latin Club 2. 3, 4; Class Council 2; Sagamore 2; Contemporary 3; Secretary 6: Calumet Aoent 3. 4. 5: Hebrew Culture 4; Junior Achievement 4; Calumet Circulation 5. 6. Secretary 7; Geometry Secretary 6: Physics Lab Assistant 6; Legend 8. Benjamin Epstein 182 Hawthorne Avenue Society it like a large piece of frozen water; ; and skating well it the great art of social life. —London Sagamore 2; Basketball 2: Baseball 2; Latin Club 2: Golden Gloves 4; Homeroom Chairman 5. 6; Class Council 5. 6; History Chairman 6; Assistant Health Chairman 6. Judith Esterly 26 Edmonds Place Absent she it a character understood, but present she it a force respected. —Santayana Sagamore 2; Class Council 2. 5; Banker 4; Chairman Bookkeeping 4; Guidance Receptionist 5. Joyce Feder 56 Vassar Avenue Her face it fair—how fair. —Stoddard Sagamore Inspector 2; Library Staff 2; Sagamore 3; Foods Chairman 3; H. R. Chairman 3. Paul 6. Fcdcrbush 81 South 11th Stroct Thou living ray of intellectual fire —Falconer Latin Club 3. 4; Camera Club 4. 5; Chcm Club 4; Chess Club 5. 6. 7; Math Team 6; Math Club 7; Honor Society 7; Chairman of German 7. Frank Fischer 22 Irvmg Avenue There's music in the sighing of a reed. ■—Byron Sagamore 3. Fred Fischer 28 Aldinc Street 'A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. —Anonymous 23 Jcrrold Forman 398 Leslie Street 'Silence is the genius of fools and one of the virtues of the wise.” —Bonnard Arthur Freedman 191 Goldsmith Avenue He has moved a little nearer to the master of oil music.” —Longfellow Band and Orchestra 4. 8; French Chairman a; Algebra Chairman 4; Glee Club President 8: Magic Club President 8; French Club Secretary 8: Prom Committee 8. Norman Fleischncr 250 Leslie Street Bring with thee jest and youthful Jollity. Sagamore 3. Barry Flint II Eckert Avenue You arc a devil at everything, and there is no kind of thing the ‘versa world Out what you can turn your hand to. —Cervantes Sagamore 2. 5; Latin Club 2: Track Team 4. 8; Cross Country Team 4, 5, Basketball Team 4. 7; Geometry Chairman 5; Class Council Vice President 5; French Tutoring 7; French Chatman 8. Basketball 8; Legend Staff 8; Prom Committee 8. Harvey Fischtrom 201 Leslie Street All men see the same objects, but do not equally understand them. Intelligence is the tongue that discerns and tastes them. —Traherne Radio workshop 2: Orchestra 3. 4. 6, 7. 8; Dance Band 7, 8; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Contemporary Club 3. 4. 6. 7. 8; Calumet 4; Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Tennis Club 8; Legend Staff 8. Joan S. Fried 463 Posh i no Avenue •The most man.fest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. —Montaigne H. R. Chairman 6; Calumet Circulation Staff 7, 8. Legend 8; Prom Committee 8. Lloyd Friedman 291 Hillside Avenue •Thu life I live so happily. —Stickney Track 4; History Chairman 6; Prom Committee 8. 29 Donald Frisch 329 Hawthorn Avenue Good service, which only is the gift of Heaven. And through no science, fairly worth the seven.” —Pope Joan Gabrincr 86 Keer Avenue ‘And use that weapon which they have, their pens. —Pope French Club 2, 3; Secretary English 2. 5. 7; Twirling Club 3; Calumet Agent 3. 4; Calumet Staff 5, 6. 7. 8; Contemporary Club 7. 8. Secretary 5. 6; Dramatic Club 5; Class Secretary 6; Secretary History 7, 8; Legend Staff 8: H. R. Treasurer 8; Chairman Chemistry 8. Secretary Music 8. Daniel Gaby 88 Chadwick Avenue Joking decides great things Stronger and better oft than earnest can. —Milton Vocabulary Club 2; Latin Club 2; Projection Staff 4; Baseball Team 6; Prom Committee 8. Fern Galane 41 Evergreen Avenue But Of she dances such a way. No sun upon an Easter day it half so fine a Vocabulary Club 5. 6: Secretary 5; Hebrew Culture Club 5. 6; French Club 6. Sagamore 6; Honor Society 7. 8; Future Teachers of America 8. Legend Staff 8. Joan Gellman S29 Clinton Place for beauty stands in admiration. —Milton Sagamore I. 3. 4. 5. 6: Twirling Club 2; Calumet Agent 7. 8; Red Cross Club 2; Soft Ball League 2; Banking Alternate 8. Contemporary Club 8. Legend Staff 8; English Secretary 8. Marvin Gerber 164 Watson Avenue iendship is a word the very tight of which m print makes the heart warm. —Birrel Marcia Gclman 339 Hawthorne Avenue To see her is to love her And love but her forever; For nature made her what she is. And never made anitherf —Burnt Glee Club 2; Dramatic Club 2; Dancing Club 2: French Cluto 3. Secretary 4. President 6; Secretary French 7. 8; Sagamore 4. Class Council 5, 8; German Club 5; Secretary German 6. 7. 8; Hebrew Culture Club 5: Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Custodian English 6; Secretary Chemistry 7; Legend Staff 8. Elaine Gottcnbcrg 271 Lehigh Avenue “She has a laugh that's full of fun and a disposition bright as the sun. —Bailey Red Cross Club 2; Class Council 2; Calumet Agent 7. 8; Sagamore 8; I.R. Secretary 8; Legend Staff 8: Prom Committee 8. 30 Sanford Gold 14 Belmont Terrace Good temper triumphed in his face And in his heart he found a place For all the erring human race. —Gilbert Sagomorc Judge 7. 8. Arthur Goldstein 460 Hawthorne Avenue Thy wit shall ne'er oo slip-shod. —Shakespeare Basketball 5. 6. 7; Football 2; Calumet 3. 4; English Chairman 8; Spanish Chairman 8; Projection Staff I. Judith S. Goldberg 5 Hawthorne Place When Fortune favors us. Popularity bears us company.” —Syrus Red Cross Club 2; Twirling Club 3. 4; English Secretary 4. Calumet Agent 6. 7; Secretary Economics 7; Legend Staff 8; Calumet Staff 8 Barbara Goldcnbcrg _ 45 Sheohard Avenue And all the beauty of the place Is in thy heart and on thy lace. —Bryant Red Cross Club 2; Sagamore 2. 6; Baseball Club 2; Ceramics Club 3; H. R Chairman 7; Spanish Club 7; Calumet Staff 7. 8; Legend Staff 8; Chem Lab Assistant 8; Future Teachers of America President 8; Spanish Conversational Club 8; H R. Chairman 8; Prom Committee 8. Ina Claire Gilman 53 Dewey Street And it will discourse most eloquent music. —Shakespeare Cheer Leading Club 2: Sagamore 2. 4; Softball 2: Twirling Club 3. 4. 5; Twirl mg Squad 5. 6. 7. 8; H. R Secretary 4; English Secretary 4, 8; Glee Club 4; History Chairman 5; Ceramics Club 6. A Cappella Choir 8; Prom Committee 8. Fred Giordano 360 Clmton Place Here lies a king that ruled, a he saw lit. The universal monarchy of wif. —Carew Football I. 3. 5. 7. Mary Ann Glas 90 Schley Street Thou hast no faults, or I no faults can spy; Thou art all beauty. _ -Codrington Twirling Club 2; Twirling Squad 2. 3. 4. 5; Baseball 2; English President 5; Banker 5; English Secretary 6. Business Law Secretary 6. Legend Staff Secretary 8. Robert S. Goldstein 343 Schley Street Faithful are the award of a friend.” —Proverb Bernard Goldwatcr 53 Demarcst Street And when responding to the cheers he lightly dotf his hat. No stranger in the crowd could doubt, 'twas Casey at the bat. —Thayer Baseball 2. 4. 6; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7; Health Vice President 7. Roberta L. Golub 40 Parkview Terrace Wise to resolve, and patient to perform.” —Homer Math 2; Twirling 2: Latin 3. 4; Library Assistant 4. 5; Dramatic 5; Spanish Secretary 6; Science Club 8; Prom Committee 8. Norma Gordetsky 248 Schley Strcot Don't worry—cultivate a smile— Be ofways bright and cheerful. —Kaufman Twirling Club 3. Calumet Agent 3. Circulation 8; Banking Agent 3: Sagamore 4; Contemporary Club 7. 8. Secretary Study 7. Chem Lab Assistant 7; Legend Staff 8; Advcr-tismg Staff 8; Future Teachers of America 8. Elaine Graifer 282 Schley Street In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. —Old Testament Sagamore 2: Bowling 2: H. R Secretary 2. French Club 3. 6. 7. 8; Secretary French 3: Home Eco- nomics 6. 8; Auditor 7. 8; Secretary Chem 7; Chem Chairman 8; Prom Committee 8. .. I Ruth Green 70 Ingraham Place She nothing common did, or mean Upon that memorable scene. —Marvell Gtee Club 7; Vice President 8: Gym Captain 8; Banking Assistant 8. 32 Herbert Greenfield 481 Hawthorne Avenue You shall have Oy, or you shall have power, Said God. You shall have both” —Emerson Freshman Basketball 2; Auditorium Squad 2. Sheldon Grcenholtz 45 Field Place Wit and wisdom are born with a man.” —Selden Patricia Gregory 51 Nye Avenue I've taken my fun where I've found it. —Kipling Latin Club 2; Audubon Club Secretary 3. 4; Sagamore 4; Biology Lab Assistant 5. 7. 8. Janice Grots 85 Scheerer Avenue To educate the intelligence it to enlarge the horizon of its desiros and wants. —Lowell Vocabulary Club 2; Library Staff 2. 3; French Club 3. 4. 6; Typewrit-ing Chairman 6. Stenography Chairman 6. Nancy Hclics 234 Chadwick Avenue 0. thou art fairer than the evening air Clad m the beauty of a thousand start. —Marlowe Twirling Club 3; Secretary Health 4; Twirling Squad 7; Bowling Club; A Ceppclla Choir 8. Paul Hcnncs 20 Bailey Avenuo Hillside. New Jersey The truly generous is the truly wise. —Hume Olga Hlatky 681 South 12fh Street Beauty is the index of a larger fact than wisdom.” —Holmes Library Staff 6; Legend Staff 8. Sewing Secretary 8. Hclainc Hirsch 11 Parkview Terrace The silence that is in the Starry sky. —Wordsworth Sagamore 2; Twirling Club 2, 3. 33 Madelyn Hollander 102 B'agaw Avenue A pleasing countenance is a silent commendation. —Syrut Homeroom Vice President 2. 4; Student Council 2; Art Class President 2; Tw.rlmg Club 3. 4. 5; Health Vice President 3; Chairman History 6. David Jacobs 166 Chancellor Avenue A silent address is the genuine eloquence of sincerity?’ —Goldsmith Class Council 0. Bernard Jacobson 153 Leslie Street Friends, those relations that one makes lor one's self.” —Deschamps Latin Club 2. 4; Vocabulary Club 2. 4; Projection Staff 2; Biology Lab Assistant 3; Cafeteria Service Club 3, 4, 5, 7, 8; Camera Club 3; Banker 3. 4. 5. 8; Tribuno Agent 3; Chcm Club 4; Chcm Lab Assistant 5. 7. Iris Homick 1 Jeffrey Place Patience is good lor man. and beast, and labour —Santayana Archery 2; Auditor 2. Edward Hyans 46 Farley Avenue •'Mow much hes m laughter the cipher-key therewith we decipher the whole man. —Emerson Swimming 1.3; Track 2. 4; Homeroom Chairman 4. Projection Staff 6; Prom Committee 8; Student Council 8. Legend Staft 8 Marvin Ichel 275 Lehigh Avenue One inch of joy surmounts of grief a span. Because to laugh is proper to the man. —Rabelais Cross Country 2; Track 4. 6; Latin Club 1; Contemporary Club 7; Basketball 2; English Chairman 5; Tennis Club 3. Richard Johnes 267 Osborne Terrace To lore the game beyond the prize. —New bolt Basketball Team 6. 7. Shirley Janncs 24 Bayview Avenue True wit is nature fo advantage dress'd. What oft was thought, but ne'er so well express'd. —Pope Sagamore 2. 4. Calumet Agent 2; Tutoring 2; English Secretary 4; Economics Secretary 4; 3B Council. 34 Ronald Kallen 21 Leslie Street Learn to read slow; All other graces will follow m their proper places —Walker Camera Club 7; Latin Club 7. Sandford Katz 192 Chadwick Avenue The proper shining of a tout Where nothing ordinary dwells. —Robinson Vivian Katz 61 Braga Avenue friendship is a sheltering free.” —Coleridge Creative Writing Club 5; History Secretary 5; Prom Committee 8; Record Keeping Secretary 5: Sagamore 6; Calumet Typing Staff 8. Martin Kauffman 93 Rose Terraco Youth is lull of sport. —Shakespeare Spanish Chairman 7; Contemporary Club 5; Track Team 3. 4; Basketball 3; Sagamore 4. 5. 6; Dramatic Club 5; Class Council 2; Projection Staff 7. 8. Nicholas Karanasos 36 Wolcott Terrace Knowledge is power. —Bacon Sagamore 2: Art Club 2; Tutoring 2. 5. 6; French Club 3; Chairman H R. 3, 4. 5; Honor Society S. 6; Class Council 5: English Chairman 5. 6; History Chairman 6, Health Chairman 6. Nathan Karten 161 Hillside Avenue Life's race well run, Lite's work well done. Life's victory won. —Parker Martin D. Kascn 129 Hansbory Avenue ‘He was a gentleman from soul to crown. Clean favored and imperially slim. —Robinson Legend Staff 8. Paul Katz 362 Schley Street And 'tis no marvel he is so humorous. —Shakespeare Carole Kay 1568 Leslie Street Hillside. New Jersey Culture it the {session for sweetness end light, and (what is more; the cession for making thorn prevail. —Arnold French Club 3. 8; Twirling Club 3; Secretary History 5; Chairman H. R. 7. 8; French Tutor 7; English Secretary 8: Calumet Staff Treasurer 7. 8. Legend Staff 8; Prom Committee 8. Harold Kent 226 Osborne Terrace An honest man, close-buttoned to the chin. Broadcloth without, and a warm heart within. —Cow per French Club 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 2. Sandra Kcsscl 32 Dcmarcst Street The sweetest face in all the world to me. Set in a frame of shining golden hair. —Riley Banker 3. 8. Banking Auditor 4. Myron Kosselhaut 437 Jelliff Avenue Cheerful at morn he wakes from short repose. Breathes the keen air, and carols as he goes. —Goldsmith Chess and Checker Club 2: Contemporary Club 3; Aviation Club 4; Spanish Secretary 6; Health Chairman 6; Cafeteria Service Club 7, 8. Helen King 645 Bergen Street Be she with that goodness blessed Which may merit name of Best.’ —Wither Glee Club 2: H. R. Secretary 7; Bowling Club 8. Calumet Typing Staff 8. Sondra Kirsch 97 Aldme Street In all she did, you might discern with ease. A willing mind and a desire to please. —Anonymous Twirling Club 2. 3. 4. Sagamore 2; Banker 2; Typing Chairman 3; Shorthand Secretary 4; Stcno and Typing Secretary 6, 7; Mrs. Butler's Secretary 6; History Secretary 6; Mrs. Archer's Secretary 8; Foods Chairman 7; Class Council 8: Prom Committee 8. Doris Klein 74 Tillmghast Street Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace —Ofd Testament Calumet Agent 7; Health Secretary 7. Sheila Bethe Klugman 421 Lethe Street Her very frown are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are■ —Coleridge Library Staff 6. 7. 8; Class Council 6. 7. 8; Badminton Club 6; Legend Art Secretary 8. Marcia Komisar 36 Hob von Street Music's force con tame the furious beast. —Prior Sagamore 3: Machine Operation Secretary 8; Glee Club 8; Calumet Typing 8. Sanford S. Klein 190 Johnson Avenue Who knows nothing base. Fears nothing known —Meredith Greek Club 6; German Chairman 6: 8avkotball 6; Banking Auditor 6; Math Club Vice Prevalent 7; Honor Society 7. Phyllis Korfin 843 South 19th Street The two noblest of things, which are sweetness and light. —Swift Banker 5. 8. Janet Klein 43 Bock Avenue For all may have It they dare try. a glorious life —Herbert Library Staff 2; Sagamore 2: Twirl-ing Club 2; Latin Club 2; 8iology Lab Assistant 4; H. R. Chairman 4. 5; Class Council 5; Health Chairman 5. Muriel Joan Kravitz 91 Mapc Avenue In simpleness, and gentleness and honor and clean mirth —Kipling Library Staff 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8; Eng-lish Chairman 7; Oats Council ; Legend Art Staff 8. 37 Joan Krug 149 Mapet Avenue Then seemed they never saw a Sight so lair. —Spenser Twirling Club 3. 4; Twirling Squad 5. 6. 7, 8; Steno Secretary 5. Typing Secretary 6; Dr. Lowin' Secretary 7; Legend Typing 8. - Monroe Kurtx 119 Lyon Avenue An hone ft man's the noblest work of God. —Pope Arlene Krushen 286 Lyon Avenue The spark within her eyes alive and human. —Bynner Twirling Club 3. 4; Twirling Spued 5. 6. 7; Study Secretary 5; Prom Committee 8. Mark Melvin Kurs 376 Leslie Street There it nothing that it meritorious but virtue and friendships: and indeed friendship itself is only a part of virtue. —Pope Saoamore 2: Audubon Club 3; Projection Staff 3, 4, 6, 7; Basketball 3; Banker 3. Track Team 4. 6. 8. Eileen Laxcrwitx 107 Dewey Street A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred! —Wordsworth Steno no Cha irman 4. Receptionist 4; Donald Lcgow 101 Schuyler Avenue Good-humor only teaches charms to last. —Pope Vice president French Club 3; Track 4; French Chairman 4; Biography Chairman 4, English Chairman 4; Prom Committee 8. Alfred Levinson 196 Fabyan Place The hand that follows intellect can achieve. —Longfellow Math Club 3. 4. 5. 6; Ches Club 3. 4. 5. 6. Secretary 7; Latin Club 4. Hebrew Club 5; Orchestra 5. 6. 7. 8; Edison Science Club 6. Vice President 7. 8; Lab Assistant 7; Science Fiction Secretary 8. Glenda Lchncr 918 South 20th Street Discourse, the sweeter bouquet of the mind. —Homer Banker 5. 6. 7; Study Secretary 6; Home Economics Club 6; H. R. Secretary 7. Donald MacAvoy 225 Nyc Avenue They j jo serve who only stand and waif —Milton Marvin Litvak 74 Schley Street What art was to the ancient world. science is to the modern. —Disraeli Sagamore 2; Class Council 2. 6; Latin Club 3. Secretary 4. Vice President 2: Contemporary 3. 4; Honor Society 6; Math Club President 6; Edison Club Vice President 6. Norman Charles Licbman 95 Osborne Terrace A disposition to preserve, and an ability to improve, taken together, would be my standard of a statesman. —Burke German Chairman . 7. 8: Class President 5; Basketball Team 4; 0. 8 A. Council Vice President 7. President 8. Arthur Lubin 475 Leslie Street To make them happy, or to keep them so —Horace French Club 3. Track Team 4. Calumet Agent 5. Robert Lynn 131 Bragaw Avenue You see the tales have given him so much. —Robinson Sagamore 2. Lunchroom Sagamore 2; Latin Club 2; Vocabulary Club 2; Biology Lab Assistant 3. 4. 8; Camera Club 3. 4 Chem Club 3, 4. 6; Greek C'ub President 6. 8; T. A. Edison Science Club 5. 8; Physics Lab Assistant 5. 6; Jr. Achievement 6. Honor Society 5. 6. 7. 8; Calumet 6 Assistant Editor 5. 8. News Editor 7. Science Fiction President 8. Joan Lipshutz 284 Wamwnght Street A little quiet is the only diet. —Herbert Renee Lowitz 205 Wccquahic Avenue You are a friend then, as I make ■ it out. —Robinson Creative Writing 5. Vice President 6; Calumet Feature Statl 5. 6. 7. 8; Dramatic Club 5; Foods Secretary 7; Prop. Committee 7; Calumet Advertising 6; Prom Committoo 8. Bernice Miiur 25 Van Velsor Place The Honing nondvr of her war . —Robinson Twirling Club 2. Herbert Magonheim 12 Hambury Avenue This early start mean Quick success. —Dietz Stewart Manheim 370 Schley Street infinite dc.il of wit.” lor he hat an —Addison He it always I aughinQ, [ deal of 34 Goodwin Avenue To find a friend who has the sc qualities. Who has. and gives Those qualities upon which friend- ship lives. —Ehot Class Council 2: Secretary English 2. Sagamore 8; Prom Committee 8. Esther Marks 1153 Bergen Street And frame your mind to mirth and merriment.' —Shakespeare Latm Club 2; Sagamore 2. Judge 8; Library Staff Calumet News 5. 7, Circulation 6. 7. 8. Agent 5; Contemporary Club 5. 6. 7; Vocabulary Club President 5; Hebrew Club 5. 7; Geometry Chairman 5; Honor Society 6. 7, Secretary 8: Tutoring Squad 6. 7. 8; Spanish Club 6. 7; Class Council 6; English Secretary 6; Spanish Secretary 6; History Secretary 6: Health Secretary 7; Science Club 8; Legend Staff 8; Badminton Club 8; Secretary Hebrew Class 8. Joyce Malkmus 399 Badger Avenue I'm called away by particular business. But I leave my character behind me.” —Sheridan H. R. Chairman 3. 4. 5, 6. 7, 8; Tennn Club 2; Archery Club President 2: Library Staff 2: Sagamore 3. Economic Geography Chairman 4; Bookkeeping Chairman 4; Guidance Receptionist 5; English Secretary 6. 7; Ushering Staff 6. 7; Mr. Schneider's secretary 8; Gym Squad Captain 8. Marjorie Mandcll 64 Hansbury Avenue The smiles that win. the tints that glow. But tell of days in goodness spent. —Byron Twirling Club 2. 3; Baseball Team 2; Red Cross Club 2; History Secretary 6; Record Keeping Chairman 6. Joanc Mayer 32 Homestead Park A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. —Sy rut Sagamore 1, 2. 3. 4; Twirling Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 5: Guidance Receptionist 5. 6; Basketball Club 5. 7; Legend Staff 8; Prom Committee 8. Alvin McCaffrey 893 Hunterdon Street An honest man's word is as good as hu bond. —Cervantes William Medwicd 148 Chancellor Avenue •Yet Heav’n that made me honest, made me more. —Rowe Lawrence Mcisel 53 Field Place 'The hand that follows intellect can achieve. —Angelo Donald McMurray 444 Clinton Place Silence is sweeter than seeech. —Mulock Sagamore 4, 6, 7; Stage Crew 7. Patricia Mcnicucci 687 South llth Street Human improvement is from within outward. —froude Alice Melon 179 Lehigh Avenue ’ ’Tis impious pleasure to delight in harm. And beauty should be kind, as well as charm. —Granville Health Chairman 1: History Secretary 6. 7; Class Council 2; Red Cross Club 1.2; Sagamore 1. 2. 3. 5; French Club 3; Legend Staff 8; Economics Secretary 8; Banker 5; Prom Committee 8. 41 Gerald Miller Since the bounty of Providence is new every day. As we tourney through life let us live by the way. —Watson Service Patrol 2; Glee Club 2; Camera Club 2. Melvin Mirrer 272 Meeker Avenue Society, friendship. and love Divinely bestowed upon man. —Cow per Latin Club 3: Aviation Club 3. Secretary 4; Swimming Team 3; Projection Staff 6. 7. Health Secretary 6. Chairman 7; Art Chairman 6; Gym Secretary 6. 7; Spanish Dance Group 8; Spanish Conversation Club 8. Kate Mittcrando 274 Fabyan Place She has a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. —Gibbon Chcericading Club 2; Softball Club 2; Twirling Club 3, 6. Squad Co-Cap! an 7; Homeroom Secretary 3. 6. 8; Glee Club President 5. 7; Health President 5; Steno President 7; Typing President 5; Ushering Staff 6; Clothing Chairman 8; English Secretary 8; History Secretary 8; A Cappcila Choir 8. Fred Louis Mitterhoff 55 Reeves Place Good-humor only teaches charms to last. Still makes new conquests and maintains the past. —Pope Swimming 3. 7; Health Chairman 7. Arthur Musiolowicz 65 Chadwick Avenue Who knows nothing base, fears nothing known. —Meredith Richard Moore 747 South 10th Street ‘The will of a man is his happiness.' —Schiller Jcan Ann Morcllo 32 Wainwright Street Her voice was like the voice the stars Had when they sang together. —Rossetti Library Staff 2; Auditor 2; Twirling Club 2. Squad 3. 7; Calumet Agent 3; History Secretary 5: Steno Secretary 5; Art Secretary 5; Health Chairman 7; Sewing Secretary 7; Glee Club 7. Ethel Morgcnroth 53 Hobson Street As merry as the day is long. —Shakespeare Sagamore 3. 4. 5, 6. 7; History Secretary 7: English Chairman 7; Foods Secretary 7; A Cappcila Choir 8. 42 Edward Nciss 73 Willoughby Street “Men love to wonder, and that is the seed of our science Latin Club 2: Projection Staff 2: Vocabulary Club 3; Chem Club 4. 5. 6. 8. President 7; Cafeteria Staff 4. 5. 6. 7. 8: English Secretary 4; Camera Club 4; Chem Lab Assistant 5. 6. 8: Calumet Staff 6. Feature Editor 7: Co-Editor-m Chict 8; Greek Club 7. Edward Ostroski 22 Hawthorne Avenue Come then, expressive silence.' —Thomson Rhoda Osowitt 88 Shaw Avenue Sweeter afso than honey and the honeycomb. —Psalms XIX Honor Tutoring Squad 2: Sagamore 2. 3. 4, 5; Twirling 3. 5. Phyllis Orcnstcin 146 Goodwin Avenue Sweet as love. Or the remembrance of a generous deed. —Wordsworth Banker 2. 3. 6; Mut.c Appreciation 5; Claw Council 7; Secretary English 8. Phyllis May Okun 138 Hansbury Avenue 'No legacy is so rich at honesty. —Shakespeare iward E. Pack Goodwin Avenue honest, ncans what he says. —Kreymboe g and Football Official 1; Staff 2; Basketball Man-I rench Club 3; Homeroom 3: Sagamore 3. Heart on her lips and tool within her eyes. Soft as her clime, and tunny as her tkiet. —Byron Glee Club 1, 2, 5; Dramatic Club I, 2; Dancing Club 1, 2; Twirling Club I. 2. 3. 4; Twirling Squad 5. 6, 7, 8; French Club 3; Sagamore 4; Inspector 6; French Class Secretary 5. 6: Hebrew Culture Club 5. 6. 7. 8; Ushering Squad 6, 7. 8. Class Council 7; Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Tutoring 4. 8; Banker and Auditor 7. 8. Legend 8; A Cappclla Choir 8; Secretary Chcm 8; Prom Committee 8. 43 Walter Pcrna 208 Avon Avenue Wise men say nothing in dangerous timet —Selden Rita Posner 290 Wccquahic Avenue Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths arc peace. —Proverbs III Student Council 2: Dramatic Club 3-Sagamore 3; Hebrew Club 4, 5. 7: Home Economics Club 8. Gerald Poxnak 'A mischievous serenity that laughs at tame —Robinson John Phelan 875 South 17th Street Gathering the echoes of forgotten wisdom. —Santayana Homeroom Chairman 7. 8; Mechan-min ,7Wr° Chairman 7. 8; Car-A,s'b •• « Ronald Piper 288 Renner Avenue Jesters do often prove profits. —Shakespeare Glee Club I; Orchestra 1; Dance Club 1; French Club 3, 4. 5. 6. 7 : T,s: s Hji Bookkeao r ‘ rl1,0fy Chairman 5! Bookkeeping Chairman 5; Honor Ch fT r‘ fl nch Conversation Tutoring Society 7; hZZ, . CSfT ,,c Chairman. Honor Society 8; Prom Committee 8. William Pitts 434 Jelliff Avenue His wise, rare smile is sweet with certainties —Henley Basketball Club 2. 4; Baseball Club 2; Boxmg Club 2. LcRoy Pivnick 343 Chadwick Avcnuo His hmbs were cut in manly mold For hardy sports m contest bold. —Anonymous Prom Committeo 8. Bette Por 565 Hawthorne Elcoant as simp, warm as ecst Sagamore 4; Inspcetc Squad 3. 4; Twirling C -J rc, y 5; Gcomctr Miss O Connor s Seer. Council 8; Legend S w Janette Reifcr 47 Mapes Avenue “The sweetest thing that ever grew betide a human door. —Wordsworth Sagamore 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 8: Vocabulary Club 2, French Club 2; Home Economic Club 3: Red Cross Club 4; Legend 8; Secretary Commercial Art 8. Robert Reis 215 Grumman Avenue With much already learned, and more to lea'n. and more to follow. —Robinson Swimming Team 3; Biology Chairman 3; Sagamore 4. Geometry Secretary 5; Track Team 6. 8; Honor Society 6. 7. Vice President 8: Tutoring 6; Science Club Secretary 6; Chcm Lab Assistant 7; Chcm Chairman 7; Prom Committee 8. Claire Reiss 111 Aldmo Street “friend more divine than all divinities. —Sliot Sagamore 3; Twirling Club 3. 4. 6. 8; Twirling Squad 5. 7. 8; French Club 3. 4. 5: Biology Secretary 4; Geometry Secretary 5: Chcm Cnair-man 7; English Secretary 7; Glee Club 7. 8. Carol Prince 323 Renner Avenue Still to ourselves in every place consigned. Our own felicity we make or find. —Goldsmith Sondra Rauschkolb 152 Sc hearer Avenue But I live Forever in a deep deliberate bliss, A spirit sliding through tranquillity . —Phillips Banking Auditor 8; Legend 8. Harriet Risack 1573 Wainwnght Street Lovely in thy youthful grace.” —Bryant Tennis Club 2. Sagamore 2, 4, 6; French Club 3; Twirling Club 3, 4; College Advisor Secretary 4; Band Secretary 6. 7. 8; Orchestra Secretary 6. 7. 8; Legend 8. Stanley Richman 48 Wccqoahic Avenue “Love, hope, fear, faith—these make humanity; There are its sign and note and character, —Browning Band 3. 4. 6; Orchestra 4. 6: Math Club 6; T. A. Edison Science Club 6. 45 Allen B. Robbins 162 Seymour Avenue To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. —Amiel Projection Staff 3, 5. 7; Aviation Club 3; Basketball 3; History Secretary 5; Art Chairman 8. Adclc Roberts 17 Beverly Street Should aught annoy them, they refuse to be annoy'd.” —Ce ver ey Carole Roche 210 Avon Avenue Gent e of speech, beneficent of mind.” —Homer Glee Club 2: Sagamore 2: H. R. Chairman 6; Calumet Advertising 6. 7, 8; Calumet Agent 8. Daniel Rogen 883 Bergen Street He'd rather lose his dinner than his test —Coleridge Calumet Agent 7, 8. Richard Rosamilia 22 Hawthorne Avenue 'The greatest truths are the simplest; and so are the greatest men. —Hare Shirley Rosen 211 West Runyon Street Innocent of guile. Propounder of sorrowless whimsey.' —Krey robot g Library Staff 2; Dancing Hebrew Culture 6. 7; Home 2; Glee Club ?; _________________ , Economics 6. 8; Guidance Office 6, 7; Banking 6. 7, 8; Bowling Club 8. Vivian Rosenblatt 167 Wcequahic Avenue Revea est beauty where thou art. —Branch Class Chairman 2; Twirling Club 2; Twirling Squad 3. 4. 5. 6. : English Chairman 3: Stcno Chairman 3; Sagamore 3. 6; Band 4: English Secretary 4; History Chairman 6; Ushering Staff 6. 7; Cooking Chairman 7; Secretary to Or. Lewin 7. Howard Rosenbaum 2 Schuyler Avenue Tranquility! Thou better name Than all the family of Fame —Coleridge Orchestra 7. 8; Band 7, 8: Drum Sergeant 8. 46 Henry Rothspan 203 Shephard Avenue Oh. there is something in that voice that reaches. The innermost recesses of my spirit! —Longfellow Chairman French 6; French Club 5. 6; English Secretary 6. Marvin L. Rubin 172 Nye Avenue Men in no way approach to neatly to the gods at in doing good to men. —Cicero Football 5. 7; F. T. A. 7. Ann Sala 351 Leslie Street For the beauty of a lovely woman it like music. —iliot Audubon Club 3. Treasurer 4. Dramatic Club 3; Sagamore 4. 6; English Secretary 4; Latin Secretary $: Health Chairman 5: it. Achievement 4; Vocabulary Club 5. 6: Spanish Club 6; Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Tutoring 6. 7; Prom Committee 8. Abe Sanders 17 Sheridan Avenue Play up. play up. and play the game. —New bolt Cross Country 3. 5, 7: Track 4, 6. 8: Basketball 6. 7; Gym Chairman 6: Health Secretary 6. Chairman 7; English Chairman 6; H. R. Chairman 7. 8. Paul Rothstcin 20 Irving Avenue Hit smile it sweetened by hit gravity. Hot Chess Club 3. 6. 7; Contemporary-Club 7; Swimming Team 7, o. Legend 8. Howard Roxalsky 119 AkJinc Street Every man it like the company he is wont to keep. npidet Track and Field 4; French Chairman 8. Gloria Rubin 121 Renner Avenue The happ.ett people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy except that they are so. —Inge Sagamore 2, 6; Dramatic Club 4; Calumet Circulation Staff 6. Secretary 7. 8: Ceramics Club 3. 4; Biology Lab Assistant 4; French Club 6. 7. 8; French Tutoring 7; Home Economics Club 3; Red Cross Club 1; Legend 8; Prom Committee 8. Bruce Samitt 24 Honsbury Avenue Of every noble work the ulent part it best. —Story Special Athletic Service 4; Chess and Checker Club 3, 4. 6; Equipment Manager 6. Lyla Sanders 83 Schecrer Avenue But he whose inborn worth his acts commend, 0 oentle sou , to human race a friend. —Homer -.Sagamore 2; Vocabulary Club 2; french Club 2; Chairman Consumer Problems 8. Sandra Sixer 113 Aldme Street The devil hath not. in all his Quiver's choice. An arrow for the heart like a sweet voice. —Byron Sagamore 3; Twirling Club 3; Glee Club 6; M. R. Secretary 6; Sparkin 7. Sabina Schaindlin 275 lestio Street •7here is no substitute for sense. —Cliot Leonard Schindler 304 West Runyon Street The man who talks to unburthen his mind is the man to deliaht you. —Johnson H. R. Secretary 5; History Secretary 5. Mortimer Schnee 167 Mapcs Avenue ‘Thy modesty's candle to thy merit —Fielding Latin Club 4; Vocabulary Club 6. German Chairman 6. Paula Schneider 18 Schley Street A faithful friend is the medicine of life. —Apocrypha Library Staff 2. 48 Sanford Schneider 93 Watson Avenue So much one man can do. That does both act and know. —Marvell Sagamore 5. 6: Class Council 5. 6. 8: Track 6. 8; Legend Staff 8; Prom Committee 8. Norman Schonfeld 245 Madison Avenue vnat r . —Robinson £r c c'“� - c“5 23i Howard Sclini� er 7 Patten Place per. —Wordsworth jjj Kh2Cl C a'chi 3 7U cC,ub V CKAS 1 8: Science F c.Sb’S Te‘m «• Dccna Schorr 207 Vaster Avenue ,hjf ch «k. nd o'er that o ca m, jo eloquent. —Byron retary 2; Laf.n 2- 6: Secretary ______jmporary Club 7; SK i c, “r,6=„L?r Irving Schwartz 21 Schuyler Avcnuo wth are whiter than the i 1 b°C ‘ e or.. Melvin Shachat 133 Custer Avenue very handsome, and has wit at will. Swift Esther Shapiro 39 Bock Avenue The grace. div,ne. definitive. —Robinson Sagamore 6. 7; Calumet Agent 1 49 Esther Lorraine Shcr 183 Chadwick Avenue ‘Tit good-wIII makes intelligence. —Emerson Legend 8; Claw Council 5. 6. 7, 8; President 2: Dramatic Club 1. 5. Secretary 2; Dancing Club 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2: Tw.rl.ng Club 2; Latin Club 3. 4; Secretary 0. B. A. Office 4; Secretary Biology 4; Hebrew Club 4; Honor Society Tutoring 5. 6, 7; Secretary English 5: Greek Club 6. 7: Secretary History 6; President Health 7: Secretory them 7; Prom Committee 8. Freda Shapiro 227 West Runyon Street Nothing endures but personal Qualities. —Whitman Glee Club 1.2; Dancing Club 1. 2; Dramatic Club I, 2; Spanish Conversation Club 8. Sylvia Sheps 16 Beverly Street How shall I speak thee, or thy power, address. Thou God of our idolatry, the Press. Calumet 2. 5: Advertising 5; Creative Writing 5. 6. Secretary 4, 8; P'om Committee 8. Barbara Sherman 315 Seymour Avenue The reason firm, the temperate will. Endurance, foresight, strength and —WordswZrth Vocabulary Club S; Spanish Club 6; Calumet 6. 7; Ushering 6. Chief 7, 8; Calumet Circulation 8; English Secretary 8; Legend Staff 8; Prom Committee 8. Enid Silverman 291 Hobson Street Joking decides great things. Stronaer and better oft than —Milton Stronger and earnest can. Herbert Silbcr 239 Meeker Avenue A happy man or woman is a better thing to find than a live-pound note. —Stevenson Book Room Sagamore 8; Sagamore 8. 50 Roberta Simon 755 Clinton Avenue Thou has a heart; and of thy little heaven Of dream-taught wisdom works for bettered years. —Lanier Dramatic Club 3; Sagamore 3. 4. 5; Jr. Achievement President 3. 4; H. R. Secretary 4, 7, 8; Assistant Recorder 5. 6. 7; Secretary Geometry 5; Secretary English 6: Secretary History 6; Legend 8; Assistant Radio Workshop 8: Secretary French 6. 8; Secretary Chem 8; Prom Committee 8. Phyllis Singer 75 Wcequahic Avenue The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. —Homer Library Staff 2; Vocabulary Club 6 Banking 6. 7; French Tutor 7; Cal umet 7; Legend Staff 8. Jerome Siskind 434 Peshino Avenue A cheerful life it what the muses love. A soaring spirit is their prime delight —Wordsworth Gary Skoloff 122 Shephard Avenue A talent for comedy equal to that of the Greeks —Caesar Latin Club 1,2; Projection Staff 1, 2; Bology Secretary 2; English Secretary 7. 8; Homeroom Chairman 4, 5. 6. 7. 8; Health Secretary 6. 7; Legend 8. Marilyn Slate 5 Huntington Terrace Beauty is part of the finished language by which goodness speaks. —Eliot Sagamore 8. Iris Snyder 48 Rose Terrace ■Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare. And beauty draws us with a single hair. —Pope Twirling Club 2, 4. 5. 6; 3; French Club 3. Dramatic Club 5; Library Staff S. 6. 8; Secretary English 5; Calumet Circulation Staff 6, 7, 8; Legend 8. Eleanor L. Sommer 295 Ridgewood Avenue But innocence has nothing to dread. —Racme Bcncdctta Spano 26 Irving Avenue You will only succeed who are so perfectly alive. —Cummings Library Staff 1; Ceramic Club 3. 51 Marlene Spiegel 280 Goldsmith Avenue A lovely being, scarcely formed or moulaed. A rose with all Us sweetest leaves yet folded —Byron Tennis Club 2; Sagamore 2. 7; Twirling Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Banker 5: Secretary Music 5; Glee Club 6. 8; Legend 8. Sylvia Sriro 186 North 12th Stree A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. —Herbert Robert Spitzkopf 110 Lyons Avenue And hears thy stormy music in the drum! —Campbell Orchestra 3. 4. 5: Drum Sergeant 7; Band 3, 4, 5; Basketball Manager 4. 5. Eileen Stacker 258 Goldsmith Avenue Accompanied by the joy of familiar things and cheerful voice. —Stevens Library Staff 2: Twirling Club 2; Cheering Club 2; Spanish Conversation club Secretary 7; Sagamore 8; A Cappella 6. 7. 8. Edythe Stavitsky 240 Williamson Avenue Hillside. New Jersey When my cue comes, call me. and I vnll answer.’’ —Shakespeare Dramatic Club 4. 5: Calumet Advertising 4; Calumet 5. 8; Creative Writing Secretary 5: Secretary English 7; Secretary German 7; F. T. A. 7. 8; Legend 8. Judith Steinberg 186 Wainwright Street Still to be neat, still to be drest As you were going to a feast. —Jon son Sagamore 2, 4, 6; French Club 3 5. 6. 8. Secretary 7; Sewing Clut Secretary 5: Mr. Brcnman's Secretary 7. 8; Tutoring 7; Honor Society 7, 8; Secretary Gym 8; Claw Council 8; Glee Club 8. Gladys Stein 1063 Bergen Street A cheerful temper, ioined with innocence will make beauty attractive. knowledge delightful and wit good-natured. —Addison Sagamore 2. 5. 6. 7; French Club 2; Tennis Club 2; Cheerleading Club 3. 4. 5. 6, Captain 7. 8; Bank Auditor 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8: Chairman Health 5; Class Play 6; Class Council 6; Honor Society 6. 8. Secretary 7; Tutoring 6: Secretary English 6; H. R. Secretary 7. 8; Basketball Club 8; Legend 8. ■I Bernard Stellcr 497 Jelliff Avenue A true friend it forever a friend. —MacDonald Donald Stickler 10 Osborne Terrace With nc vs of nations in his talk And something royal in his walk, Erect, with his alert repose About him. and about his clothes. —Robinson Orchestra 1. 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Service Patrol 1. 2: French Club 3; Sagamore 8; Legend 8. Joyce Stockel 86 Stecher Street I met a lady in the meads. Full beautiful—a faery's child. —Keats Calumet Agent 5. 8. Circulation 8: Sagamore 5. 6: Spanish Club 7. 8: Hittory Secretary 5. Chem Lab As-mtant 8; Legend 8; F. T. A. Assistant Secretary 8. Jay Stoffer 278 Seymour Avenue 'Though music oft hath such a charm To make bad good, and good provoke to harm. —Shakespeare Color Guard Captain 5, 6, 7; Dramatic Club President 5; Glee Club 6: Cast of T. C. M.I.T.S. 7; Latin Playcast 7: Adm rable Crichton 6: Track 8; Radio Workshop 8; Prom Committee 8. Robert Sulzbcrg 35 Seymour Avenue A friend in need is a fnend indeed. —Graves Samuel Talcsnick 37 Bragaw Avenue From morning to night he's so joyous and bright And he bubbles with wit and good humor! —Gilbert Latin Club 3; English Chairman 4, 5: Algebra Chairman 4; Spanish Chairman 5, 6; History Treasurer 5; Geometry Secretary 6. Spanish Secretary 7; Class Council 6, 7, 8; Sagamore 8; U. S. History Secretary 8. Erwin Suchman 170 Mapcs Avenue A laughing young man, sunny with freckles. —Sandburg Latin Club 2; Sagamore 2; German Club 5; Calumet Agent 5; Vocabulary Club 6; Secretary 6; Science Club 7. Miriam Tauber 386 Badger Avenue 0 bless'd with temper, whose unclouded ray Can make tomorrow cheerful as today. —Pope Auditor 1; Sagamore Inspector 1; Vocabulary 1. 5; Lab Assistant 4; Ceramics 4; Hebrew Culture Club 5. 6, 7. 8; Spanish Club 6; President Health 6. 7; Calumet Circulation Staff 7. 8: Secretary Spanish 7. 8; Honor Society 7. 8; Tutoring 8; President Hebrew 8; Legend 8. Elaync Tcitclbaum 75 Scheercc Avenuo A dearth of words a woman need not tear. —Young Stuart Tinney 58 Schuyler Avenue Since good, the more Communicated. more abundant grows. —Milton Helen Tsavlis 197 Clinton Place The innocent arc gay. —Cow per Lois Tetelbaum 790 Clinton Avenue '“Tit something to be willing to commend; But my best praise is. that I am your friend. —Souther ne Band 4; Orchestra 4; Tribune Agent 5; Dramatic Club 5; French Tutoring Club 7; Legend 8; Science Club 8. Marilyn Ukran 83 Goodwin Avenue Her ways are ways o 1 pleasantness, and all her paths ere peace. —Old Testament Hebrew Culture Club 5; Sewing Club 5. John Vicik 147 Leslie Street But he whose inborn worth his acts commend. Of gentle soul, to human race a friend. —Homer Sagamore 2, 3. 4, 5; French Club 3; Algebra Chairman 4. Marilyn Walsh 11 Ocmarcst Street “Teach me half the gladness that thy brain must know. —Shelley Class Council 7. 8: Steno Chairman 7; Sagamore 3. Inspector 4. 6. 8; French Secretary 3, 4; Twirling Club 3; Legend 8. Barbara Wcchsler 500 Hawthorne Avenue A friend may be reckoned the Masterpiece of Nature. —Emerson Sagamore 3, 4. Marcia Weich 1575 Wainwright Street Women were made to give our eyes delight. —Young Calumet Agent 5: Spanish Conversation 7; French Conversation 7; Sagamore 2. 4. 6; Class Council 2; Vocabulary Club 2; French Club 3; Secretary English 6; Geometry Secretary 6. Ronald Waxman 433 Leslie Street Speech it great; but silence is greater. —Carlyle Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Tutoring 6. 7. 8; Sagamore 4; French Club 3. 5. 6. 8. President a. Geometry Chairman 5; Calumet 5; T. A. Edison Club 8. Annabcllo Wcisman I Schuylor Avenue And it will discourse most eloquent music. —Shakespeare Latin Club 2. 4; Sagamore 2; Greek Club 6; Chairman Health 4. 5. 6: H. R. Secretary 2, 3. 4. 5, 6. 7, 8; Spanish Club 4. 5; Dramatic Club 5; Honor society 5. 6. 7. 8; Glee Club s Carmen 7; Basketball Club 4. 6; Badminton Club 4. 6; Legend 8; Prom Committee 8. Beverly Weiss 53 Tilllnghast Street To me more dear, congenial to my hurt One native charm, than all the gloss of art. —Goldsmith wirling Club 2. 3; Baseball league ; French Club 3; Sagamore 4. 6; twmg Club 4; Junior Achievement -VJ'TV'iW 5: Assist- Robert Weiss 20 Dewey Street •The intellectual power. though words and things. Went soundma on. a dim and pen. lout way'.' —Wordsworth Honor Society and Tutoring 2, 6, 7, 8; Sagamore Inspector 2; Latin Club 2. 3. Vice President 4: Vocabulary Club 3. 4. 5. 6. 7; Contemporary Club 3. 5. 7; English Secretary 5; German Club 6; Class Council 6; O. B. A. Council Secretary 7. Vice President 8; Prom Committee 8. Richard Wcitxman 42 Wecquahic Avenue And there’s the humour of it. —Shakespeare Orchestra 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8: Contemporary Club 4, 6. 7. 8; Chess Club 4. 5; All-City Orchestra 4; Golf Club 6; String Trio 7; All State Orchestra 8; History Chairman 8. Henry Wolf 77 Leslie Street So of cheerfulness, or a good temper. The more it is spent, the more of it remains. —Emerson Sagamore 4. 5. Inspector 2; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Annex News 2; Football Manager 5; President History 5; Baseball Manager 6. 8; Math Club 7; Physics Club 7; Science Club 8; Prom Committee 8. Maclyn Wosnitxcr 25 Van Vclsor Place friendship is the bond of reason. —Shendan Latin Club 2; Sagamore Inspector 2; Honor Tutoring 2; Calumet Agent 3. 4. 5. 6. 7; German Club 5. 6; Math Club 6; Honor Society 6. 7, President 8; Calumet Photographer 6; Editor 7, 8; Sagamore Judge 7, 8; Prom Committee 8. Saul A. Wolfe 74 Hcddcn Terrace Quips and Cranks and wanton Wiles. Nods and Backs and wreathed Smiles. —Milton Science Club 2: Camera Club 2. 4; Math Club 2; Patrol I. 2: Latin Club 4; Projection Staff 3, 4. 5, 6, 7; Football 5. 7; Greek Club 6; Assistant Chairman German 7; Alternate Calumet Agent 7; H. R. Chairman 8 Legend 8; Prom Committee 8. Annette Wcissman 401 Badger Avenue Tranquillity! thou better name Thou all the family of Fame! —Coleridge Banker 5. Assistant 3; Calumet Alternate 5. 8; Supply Secretary 6. Lcnorc Yavncr 834 South 14th Street She's very handsome, and has wit as well. —Swift Twirling Club 2; Dramatic Club 5; Biology Lab 5: Legend 8; Calumet Agent 8‘ Spanish Conversation 8; Spanish Dance Group 8. Herbert S. Yampolsky 48 Wamwright Street The adies call him sweet. The stairs. as he treads them, kiss hit leet. —Shakespeare Baseball 2; Boxing 2; Science Chairman 2; English Chairman 7; Spanish Chairman 7; Health Secretary 7; Gym Secretary 7. Herbert Ycfsky 150 Shephard Avenue There's a wink in hii eye And a smile on his lips. —Nash Sagamore 4, 5; Chess Club 3, 4, 5; English Secretary 4; German Club 5; English Chairman 6; Basketball Team 7. Fred Yoskowitx 176 Scheerer Avenue Nothing endures but personal qualities. —Whitman Class Council 5. Robert Wucnsch 356 Fabyan Place He doth, indeed, show some sparks that are like wit —Shakespeare Arnold Zahn 299 Vassar Avenue Common sense is not so common. —Voltaire Robert Zacntx 83 Aklinc Street ''Modesty becomes a young man. —Plautus Track Team 5: Class Council 5; History Vice President 5; Sagamore 8. 57 Sondra Zaitx 140 Clinton Place For lile lives only in success. —Taylor History Secretary 5; Guidance Receptionist 7; Class Council 8; H. R. Secretary 8. Harriet Zuckcr 205 Hansbury Avenue So sweet was ne'er so fatal. —Shakespeare Twirling Club 2. 3; Sagamore 2. 4. 7. Inspector 5; Baseball Club 2; Red Cross 2; Legend 8; Secretary English 8; Hebrew Culture Club 8. Marcea Zuckerman 98 Vassar Avenue Hence laughter .$ surety The surest touch of genuis. —fry French Club 3, Secretary of Spanish 5; Golf Club Secretary 6. 7; Public Speaking Secretary 6; Study Hall Secretary 6. 8: Spanish Conversation Club 7; Sagamore Inspector 7. Sheila Zuckerman 18 Fessenden Place “Your cheek is like the rose's bloom Your heir is like the raven’s plume —Fleming Glee Club Festival 7; President Glee Club 8; A Cappclla Choir 8; Prom Committee 8: Admirable Crichton Cast 7. Marilyn Zwillman 177 Goodwin Avenue •'Every man has three characters; that which he exhibits, that which he has, and that which he thinks he has.1, —Kerr Dramatic Cub 2. 4; ‘■Sparkin'1 7; Library Staff 2; Chccrlcadmg Club 2; Health Chairman 7; Calumet Circulation 7. 8: Radio Workshop Chairman 8; Legend 8; Spanish Conversation Club 8; Admirable Crichton Cast 7. Not Pictured Joseph Dean 212 Weequahic Avenue ••Nothing succeeds like success. —From the French Joseph left Weequahic in September 1946 to serve in the armed forces of our country. Smce he has completed his courses n the United States Armed Forces Institute, he is receiving his diploma as a member of the class of June. 1951. Bernard Swerdlow 298 Leslie Street Every man has his fault, and honesty is his. —Shakespeare A student of Weequahic until May. 1949. Bernard completed his studies at Central Evening High and is being awarded his diploma as a member of our June. 1951 class. 58 s i S7 Of THE CLASS Of JUDE 1951 1947 S 'I There we were, gripping'our new zipper notebooks and biting our fingernails as we marched determinedly up the steps of the Annex or Madison, as the case was. - - - - We were Freshman!! The year that followed held our first j memories of high school - - - Algebra equations - - - - beginning language j conjugations - - X our first introduction to Miss O'Connor and her signs - - - - ‘ the struggles of J.B.T. - - - - the Rams and Bobcats making names for themselves in our sporting world - - - - the Thespian ambitions of “James Madison j Speaks” - - - - and our musical effort, Martha. 1948 The main building at last! The dream of all up and coming lA s was finally realized, and we had arrived at the station of Sophomores, the lowliest of all creatures, the object of disdaining glares from high and mighty Seniors. Struggling through the usual barrage of elevator passes, swimming pool tickets, and directions to the fourth floor, we were marked by our orange direction books. But the strangeness of new faces in new homerooms soon wore off as we adopted our new grade adviser, Mr. Goldberg, and plunged into the complexities of Biology - - - - the genders in German-- the headaches of be- ginning typing - - - - and then there we were, on the threshold of our Junior Year. 1949 Finally Juniors - - - - Ah hopefulness!! With 3B came our first class officers - - - - Licbman. Flint. Spiegel, and Gray, and a whirl of hysics Economic Geography - - - - Geometry. And then 3A was upon us with Spiegel. Corwick. Gabriner. and Gray at the helm, and a busy 3A it was. what with the 3A-4B production of The Admirable Crichton.” led by Mrs. Van Beyer, and our long-to-be-remembered 3A Picnic, when Echo Lake resounded with the splash of oars and the cheers of enthusiastic students, spurring Miss O’Connor on to victory in the balloon races. And. as abruptly as it had come, this year was gone and we were approaching the culmination of our high school careers. 1950 We finally reached the exalted rank of Seniors!! Impossible as it seemed, there we were with the world at our feet and our seniority at our heads. Spiegel, Corwick. Barnhard. and Gray took the lead and we were off to a term memorable for Chem equations - - - - Trig problems - - - - Secretarial Practice - - - - the solemnity of our first Torch Day - - - - and our very successful 4B Hop. And. before we knew it. 4A. the climax of our four high school years, was upon us. The unity of spirit that had been gradually tying us together over the years became a strong bond, and with Spiegel. Goldstein. Barnhard. and Gray leading us. we experienced the excitement of 4A together. Parties - - - -1 College Boards - - - - class ratings - - - - driving licenses - - - - the nostalgia of our second Torch Day - - - - our wonderful Prom - - - - and finally Graduation - - - - and we were at the termination of our four years at Weequahic .... years of learning, genuine friendship, and happy memories. 59 PARODIES fOR flULD LAAG sync Of all the classes yet to be Robert Weiss is oh so merry In Weequahic High. I'd say And really isn't thick. That ours, the class of 51, If he were padded he'd look very Is best in every way. Much like bright Saint Nick. And it was very evident Whenever you've a problem sad That Seymour was so gay. Go to Pinky in 1 23 When he became class president To solve it she'll be oh so glad And his treas'rer Sandy Gray. Yes. Problems in geometry. When any wise-cracking is done When e'er Miss Baker you may see. You can blame it on Pee Wee. She greets you with ”yo' all.” She's only half the size of one We really like to know if she But makes noise enough for three. Types with a southern drawl. Ina is a little lass If teaching school's effectual Who can be surpassed by none A product swell have we She's voted by our senior class The grandest intellectual As Miss Voice of 51. With the initial M. O'C. Our harpist Jill is heavenly Spanish. French, and also Latin. When strumming on the strings. She taught us how to speak We won't be at all surprised if she We should be thankful that Miss Patton Sprouts a halo and two wings. Never took up Greek. She really does a fine ballet We are the class of '51 Says everyone who's seen’er And forever we shall be She's on her toes in Class 3A So dear beyond all others As Scribe Miss Joan Gabriner. In our hearts and memory • 60 Remember Trade Mirk Favorite Pattime Pet Gripe BOBBY ALENICK Troublemaker MAR BARNHARD Jealous people BUNNY BARON School buses SYL BERGER Twin Indian BEV 8IERMAN Stan SAUL BLINDER 8:31-8:40 Night driving People who rush LORRAINE BRENNER Hank JERRY BUREN ALBEE COHEN JAN COHN Oh! No' Winter convertible BOBBIE COOPER MARV CORWICK SHEILCRESCENZI Oh Boy! . Diet CAL DRUCKS Hilltide LLOYD FRIEDMAN DAN GABY INA GILMAN JUDY GOLDBERG L'il one Driving BOB GOLDSTEIN H«.0ht 4’icr Short Hair A bitter pill Hello Babe Are you en idiot? Helping Mr G. Radio Workshop Ya-Hoo . .. Didya ever! LO TETELBAUM Bang — Talking Pianiit Hy LENNIE YAVNER Knitting bag Kibitzing Lack of money 62 Rtmemblt Trad Mark Favorite Pastime Pet Gripe Book Lunchroom lighting Dolly Unshaven boys Kelly brothers Driving — Horn-blowers Skating —- Bleached hair Unfriendly people Bronze Ford Men drivers __ |llini Art S'nging and batketball Irvington H. $. .. . Counting money Debtor Basketball Sophomores Laughing monkeys MARTY KAUFFMAN lawk Sophomores KITZ KESSELHAUT French fries at Moc'S- —— Study-hall teachers Acting a Senior Being with W. D Reckless cab drivers Empire 18 year draft Watching Yankees Basketball hecklers , Pretty girls More intelligent kids Phone monopolizers . Driving...— Pedestrians Piano—— Dogs biting people Censored People biting dogs Midtie's house Wceguahic boy Keeping correspondences Being skinny __!II III 1 No polygamy Monkey business Lazy people Eddie Card playing .. Poker Amities ..Supporting OBA Razzcrs .Evannc Reckless Sophs Calling up girls .... School HERBIE YEFSKY How's the wife? ’,. Sports Sagamores 63 MISS DR SCOU Tr«d« Mark Fiv«rit« Pailim pct Gripe SUE ADLERSTEIN Iri E BARON Blonde heir TRUDY BERKOWITZ Sagamore Chief SEY BLINDER S. B EDDIE BLUM - Gin BUSH BURSHTOK .. Character RED DISKO... OWL FISHER Silver bracelet JERRY FORMAN Basketball ROCKY GIORDANO PICKLES GREENFIELD G rit who smoke JAN GROSS .... Homework LEIGH HOMICK Short hair NATHAN KARTEN An angry teacher RED KATZ Teachers CAR KAY A. C Teasers DORIS KLEIN .. T. V Homework PHIL KORFIN Teachers Bleached hair School .. TV - Homework Teddy Short boys English 8 Bemg late Teachers School Joe Making an honest $ English '38 DeSoto — Working Saying No Ellis _ Lights Cards and working MAIDIE ZWILLMAN Rehearsals Short weekends R«m«mb«r Trade Mark Favorite Pastime Pet Gripe JULIE BENGELSDORF DUCKY BENOWITZ MARV BERKOWITZ Sandy Gold MIKI 8ESSMAN Hv HARV FISCHTROM Filibustering BARRY FLINT ARTIE FREEDMAN SANDY GOLD Suede shoes PAT GREGORY Slow wise smile OGGY HLATKY NORM LIEBMAN .. Girls MARV LlTVAK HERB MAGENHEIM ESSIE MARKS PRETZ MARKOWITZ AL MELON Hi ya. Babe BILL PITTS Basketball LEE PIVNICK Essie WIMP POZNAK ...Girls BOB REIS Well. 1 declare . STAN RlCHMAN ANN SALA DINKY SCHORR Essie?????? HERB SIEGEL Baseball PHYLL SINGER No car GARY SKOLOFF EDY STAVITSKY MAR WALSH . Knitting ANN WEISMAN .. If a riot BEV WEISS Knitting JAY STOFFER Voice HANK WOLF .Wolfs head Directing stage plays ...Stupid women 65 con 0 Remember Trade Mark Favorite Pastime . Dancing with ? ? ?- Pet Gripe Short hair HARVEY 8ARTEN - Harv — South African dancing Different women The draft Girls who talk GAILDUDKIN Neatness Campaigning for Dad ——1 Smoke in eyes Non-readers of Calumet PAUL FEDERBUSH NORMAN FLEISCHNER SHELLEY FRIED Slid Rut — . ... Passing timo . Girls — Too many books Girls who distract drivers Mar. Bon. Cr Bev Collecting insects—- — Independent men Arguments _ Habla Ud. Espanol? . Frightening the Devil The thing Basketball fix Hair combing in the lunchroom Bemg kept waiting in office College applications Lita Money Sophomore Sagamores .... •‘Doc Late bell Women!!!!!!! Teachers who talk .Tilts EDDIE NEISS Bug-eyed monsters Silly girls ED PACK Nash .. Girls!!!!!!! . Being drafted ALLEN ROBBINS The draft Ben Sanders of J. V. MARVIN RUBIN Football People who talk Bad sense of humor SEYMOUR SPEIGEL Pres'- Paying for gas JOYCE STOCKEL Bobbie Michele SAM TALESNICK Tee Iris Not enough money Eddie Hyans HERB YAMPOLSKY Yamp Paula — Quiet study halls 66 Remember Trade Mark Favorite Pastime Pet Gripe Teachers Housework Sunday drivers JANET CHECKMAN U. S. A.r Corps NAN HEUES My hair Stubborn people Teasers SONIE KIRSCH Ringing telephone MARSH KOMISAR Taking 2A gym ARL KRUSCHEN Boyfriend stealers LIZZIE LAZERWI1 Z JOANIE LIPSCHUTZ RONNIE LOWITZ JOY MAIKMUS Silent males JEANIE MORELLO .... 2-19 •Hi SANDRA SAZER Sonme Memories Lines Marvin Rose Making friends Gabbing Rcadng Male sex SANDY ZAITZ He's Cute! Watching T V. Short boys 67 Remember Trade Mark Favorite Pastime Pet Gripe ALAN ABRAMSON ........ SLATS BAER SORAL BEINER .....—... LaVERNE BUCKLE B08BIE BOLTON .. ELAINE BORNSTEIN JUDY ESTERLY__________ FRANKY FISHER--------— MARVIN GERBER MARY ANN GLAS......... HELAINE HIRSH MADDY HOLLANDER NICK KARANASOS VEE KATZ ______ HELEN KING JOAN KRUG ...... DONALD LEGOW__________ ALFRED LEVINSON ARTY LUBIN____________ RUTZ OSOWITT.... CAROL ROCHE___________ RHO SCHWARTZ ......... BOB SERAFIN___________ HELEN TSAVLIS ________ MARILYN UKRAN JOHN VICIK_____________ ANNETTE WEISSMAN _____ RED YOSKOWITZ__________ ARNIE ZAHN ........... SHI SHI ZUCKERMAN .... •Alley Cat Swimming „ Pumby Foreign Legion ................ ...Designing houses ...—...Dry sandwiches Bird ... Height Swimming Skiing Homework Dramatists ecing with Merwm Dodging homework Finding money Skiing Writing letters Micky Confusing sophomores Eddie U. S- 51020551 Build'ng 6th dimensional cubes H 6. House dates Being called Henry ----Fran .......................... Writing letters......................Lackland Air Base .---“I don't know .... .... Writing letters---------------- Crowded buses ____.Soft voice_______________________Discarding men---------------------Alarm clocks Fish ___________________________Sports------------------------------ Homework Cheerful___________________________Sewing------—---------------------Draft ----Eyelashes_________________________Reading -------------Spinach ____ Johnny Rebel ................... Burning fuel in my heap-----------Cadillac owners ____Hair _ Dancing............... Work Run when I see red________________Ripping up bowling alleys.........Early rising -___Potto............................ Waiting for 2:30...................Teachers SwMirn — Robert Women 68 MYLLI a maki Bev Weis --------------------------Re-writing chem. experiments Short boys JESS BEIM —...Family c r ............... —With 4A girls..................... Week end homework JUDY BRODKIN....................... Hl-ya! -------------------------Talking on telephone--------------Tactless people COCOA COFFEY Twiricr ............... Talking on telephone ........................Straight hair JOYCE FEDER_______________________Blonde streak____________________.Alan_____________________________ N. Y. too far away JOAN GELLMAN “E GETTENBERG Nay Basketball BERNICE MASUR “No kidding” PATTY MENICUCCI . . “Ch brother!! Tau Delta Phi HONEY REISS Engagement ring HAL RISACK PAUL ROTHSTEIN 8:29 KOZ ROZALSKY Rhode GLO RUBIN Walking in a hole CHIC SANDERS HOTCH SISKAND . .. “That's the way if goes ... IKE SNYDER Suzanno MAR SPIEGEL BUSTER STACHER GLADY STEIN Cheerleader SHEILA STEINBERG ... 1 hate that teacher STICKY STICKLER BOB SULZBERG Noodniek .. MARSH WEICH Dark eyes —V HAL ZUCKER “Stop joshing MARCY ZUCKERMAN. Kibitzer Argyle sox What do you think? 69 hMSS PATTON Remember JOE ADELMAN_____ TERRY BARON .... JERRY BRAVERMAN RUTH BRINTON____ MEL CHINOY------ BEN EPSTEIN----- NORMA FELDMAN ELAINE GRAIFER RUTH GREEN______ EDDIE HYANS___— SANDFORD KATZ Trade Mark .Toni Cornell model Favorite Pastime Basketball.________ - My Foolish Heart . Women—__________ Baseball________ - Duck... Ruthy -Chink...............................Football „Well-brushed hair-------------------Beautiful girls .Golden earrings Pet Gripe U. S History Age . Not driving .History Homework None Bird Joker Sandy SHEILA KLUGMAN______________Hat _________________________Talking and eating MONROE KURTZ________________Mnrsty Mvlnj___________ GERALD LIEBMAN...............Jerry_______________________Baseball DON MACAVOY_________________Little Mae-------------------Horseback riding ... WILLIAM MEDWIED______________Bill-------------------------Bowling........ ------------Stupidity Mambo with Chigibop Dummies Knitting and baking____________309 Dating_____________________________Army Dnv.no and eating _________________Saul Wolf Giria......... .....................Making corned beef sandwich Muz icy ART MUSIOLOWICZ_________ WALT PERNA Rudolph JOHN PHELAN___________________Commissioner Wrestling________ Photography _____ Collecting money Waiting for Ann Reckless drivers Waking up Little man Students Girls Active girls Gum-chewing Bobby Soxert SHIRLEY ROSEN HOWARD SCHNITZER Schnitz . Basketball ? ELEANOR SOMMER BERNADETTE SPANO Betty Basketball and dancing Teachers RONALD WAXMAN________ JOSEPH KRAUS_________ MURIEL KRAVITZ------- Waxy -----Little Joe -----Red hair___ Fishing Sleeping .Watching T.V. Brainless kids Homework Tardiness 70 Sc habla cspaool aqui Take a letter. 7;,,,2 Pdu Memory Selection???? (Casey's at the Bat I I L001G TEH W RHfflD... Mfldfl Kurtz and Epstein battle for middle-weight title .... New step added to Mambo by Feldman .... Klugman hats start Paris rage .... Modeling Oscar awarded to Baron .... Chinoy promoted to Five Star General .... Arthur Murray sells out to Hyans .... Schnitzer discovers fifth dimension .... Silver baton awarded to Bierman at N. C. E..Slum problem solution offered by Simon .... Spitzkopf heads American Legion Drummers .... National Rifle Championship won by Buren .... Barnhard marries wealthy stockholder .... New comedy duo. Gaby and Goldstein .... Schneider runs 100 in 9 flat .... Gilman leaves for European concert tour .... Gordetsky marries famous basketball star .... Pharmaceutical house opened by Tetelbaum and Berger .... Cohn awarded M. R. S. degree at Newark .... 99th element discovered by Litvak .... Flint named ambassador to Russia .... Grand Chef post at Waldorf to Skoloff .... Schorr and Stavitsky combine talents for picture of the year .... Music circles to honor Freedman .... Bengelsdorf replaces harpist in Philharmonic .... Walsh elected knitting champion of U. S. Federal finances run by Gray and Kay ... Nursing school opened by Ellenport and Disko .... Melon assists Reis in major surgery . . . Bess-man elected first woman president .... Goldenberg named “ideal woman driver of ’61 ... . National butcher chain opened by Ichel .... A. M. A. headed by Weiss .... Sherman leads 10 best dressed .... Oscar for ‘61 awarded to Zwillman . . . . N. Weisfc breaks bank at Monte Carlo . . . . Chicago Bears buy Giordano .... Walker stars at S. M. U.Pickle-eating contest won by Greenfield .... Wosnitzer appointed to Supreme Court bench . . . . L. Allen, Yankee statistician, replaced by Sher .... Albert appointed 74 dean of F. and M . . . Rise in Times’s circulation brought about by Adlerstein. . . . . Spiegel twins win Toni contract .... Last Dodger holdout for '61 is Yampolosky .... Dudkin follows father into politics .... Dubin elected Boy Scout director .... Hlatky and Fried get Conover contracts .... Blinder awarded Nobel Peace Prize .... Galli-Curci Scholarship to Met. won by Weis-man .... Risack marries pajama King Kaufman .... Paris fashion award goes to Snyder .... Gettenberg chosen Mother of the Year’’ .... Mr. America of 1961 goes to Stickler .... Drug discovered by Rozalsky wins public acclaim .... Reis marries Admiral Paul .... Basketball trophy won by Kent .... Rubin and Parent, co-directors of Kessler Institute .... Gabriner appointed first woman Sec'y of State .... Olympic Honors won by Mitterando . . . Sam Levenson replaced by Jannes .... Marks to psycho-analyze Lassie . . . Derby winner bought by Mayer .... Lazerwitz marries clothing king .... Triplets mothered by Sazer .... Morgenroth heads English department at Weequahic .... Rauschkolb balances national budget .... Kasen and Abraham buy control of General Motors .... Nobel prize for architecture awarded to Baer .... Esther Williams and Karanasos tie for swimming title .... Krug and Susser form combine .... Five foot mark reached by Porter .... Admiral Kaufman sets sail for Chicago .... Miss Rheingold of 1961 taken by Blickle .... Berkowitz elected woman police chief .... Johnes breaks Mikan scoring record .... Ballantine. Wolfe, and Co. open branch in Korea .... Berkowitz bowls second perfect game .... Legow. Pack, Beim, Neiss quit drug business .... Stockel replaces Mr. C. in Chem. Lab........... Lubin opens house date bureau .... Schwartz sets style precedent for fall fashions .... Martha Graham's troupe stars Galane. 75 KET ON PAGE 115) fTTTTWj Igffi ftsssfrjgs MID TfSIfllHEIlT cath the following to our beneficiaries WEEQUAHIC: grin ; ... . 3 rdet sky's giggle .... Kurss paws .... Schwart .... Mitt andb’sstrut . y. Pitts's er-ah” .... Legow's eyebre German's barorr. . . . and Skoloff's wisecracks. TO THE COLLECTION OF INDIAN SCALPS: f Schneider's curly locks .... Feder's blonde streak .... Morrello's raven tresses . Gray's golden ringlets .... and. to cover it all ... . Uslan's fur hat. TC TO THE. DAZZLING FOOTLIGHTS OF WEEQUAHIC: ischtrom s fiddle .... Gabriner's ballet slippers . C ; . . . Bengelsdorf's harp .... Zwillman's script . pencil point. Gilman's high and Karanasos' TO THE INTELLIGENTSIA dLitvak's slide rule . . . . 'federbush's test tube Albert's memory . Sher's books . . . . Lynn's copy sheet .... Neiss's rockets . . . and the A's of Barten and Dubin. TO THE FIZZ-ED DEPARTMENT: John's pivot foot .... Giordano's brawn . Mitterhoff’s fins . . . Goldwater's driving layup slippers .... and Stein's megaphone. TO THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT: Magenheim's good nature .... Checkman's worries . . libilitV . . j . Cohen's audacity .... Marks's exuberance nick's inhibitions. TO THE HOI POLLOI: ick's toothpick .... Barnhard's used campaign signs . . . Wosnit-:amera .... Berkowitz's Sagamore button .... Sherman's orchids Baer’s Foreign Legion .... Jacobson s suspenders .... Spiegel's es. Yampolsky's first base .... . Sanders's Mercury ,■ f Cooper's gul- . . land Tales- chari Rogen's Rodney Ditty and Hyans's 57 vanet FROM WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL WE TAKE: The wisdom of our distinguished principal. Max J. Herzberg .... he sincere friendship and wise counsel of our adviser. Irving J. Goldberg the fond remembrances of four happy years at Weequah Signed, sealed, and deliverec this twentieth day of June. 1' ic. The Class of June 1951 PROM COMMITTEE Front Row: Reis, Simon. Wolf. Sher. Friod. Freedman. Bernhard. Goldstein. Grlman. Piper, Gray. Wosnitzcr, Gabriner. Second Row: Zuckerman, Stoffer, Katz. Lowitz, Gettenbcrg. Wcisman. Ben-gelsdorf. Cooper. Kay. Goldenberg. Sherman. Parent, Sheps. Kirsch, Benowitz. Adlerstem, Rubin. Baron. Third Row: Wolfe, Hyans, Flint, Markowitz, Piv-nick. Albert. Legow. Speigel. Wcus. Back Row: Friedman. Phelan. Graifcr. Golub. Adelman, Sale, Magenheim. Schneider. Gaby. Melon. LEGEND EDITORIAL AND TYPING STAFF Front Row: Weitman, Bcssman. Sher, Hlatky, Marks. Melon. Tctelbaum. Stockel. Goldenberg. Galanc. Snyder, M. Spiegel. Adlerstcin, Rauschkalb. Second Row: Glas, Krug, Gray. T. Berkowitz, Gabriner. Barnhard. R. Schwartz. Gcttenberg, Parent, Sherman. Ellenport. Yavner, J. Goldberg, Zucker. Mayer. Porter. Risack, G. Rubin. Gordetsky. Thi'd Row: Blickle. M. Berkowitz. Flint. Stickler. Hyans. Kasen. Skoloff, S. Wolfe, Rothstein. Fuch-trom. Schneider. Bcncclsdorf, Simon. Stem. M. Gelman. Back Row: Kay, Tauber. Walsh, Fried, Reifer. Gellman, Stavitsky. CALUMET STAFF Front Row: Lowitz, Morcllo, Gellman, Kay, Wosnitzcr, Mrs. Mcrcurio. Adlerstcin. Lynn. Nciss. G. Rubin. Ellenport. Gabriner. Second Row: Komisar. V. Katz. King. Tauber, Marks, Goldenberg, Sherman. Snyder, Yavner. Disko. Kravitz. Roche. Albert. Back Row: Zwillman, Fried. Stockel. Goldberg. Shops. Stavitsky. 82 HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Galaro. Adlcrstein, Parent. A. Weisman, Marks, Wosnitzcr. Ron. Shor. Stein. Weis . Dubin. Second Row: M. Gclman. Tauber, Piper, Albert. Fcderbush, Litvak, Schnitzer, Stoinberg, Sola. Back Row: Waxman, Saul Blinder, Barton, Lynn, Karanasos. LEGEND ART AND ADVERTISING STAFF Front Row: Singer, Ellenport. Mr. Gross. Gor-detsky. Berger. Klugman. Krav.tz. Second Row: Gregory. Oudkin, Frisch. Adelman. 8aor. Piper, Gabrmer. Berner. Sommer. Back Row: H. Green, field. Bcssman. Gray. Zwillman, R. Schwartz. Blum. M. Rubin. 4A COUNCIL Front Raw: M. Gel man, Porter. Gray. Mr. Gold, berg, Barnhard. S. Spiegel. S. Kirsch. Second Row: Saul Blinder. Schnee, Walsh. J. Steinberg. Klugman. Shcr. Karanasos. Jacobs. Back Row: Baer. Litvak. Hyans. Blum. S. Schneider. Talesnick. 83 TWIRLING SQUAD AND CHEER LEADERS front Row: C. Reiss. T. Berkowitz, Rosenblatt, Coffey. Stoin. Baron. Glas. Krug, Bliekle. Back Row: Gilman. Krushen. Bornstcin. Mitter-ando, Bierman, Hclies. Morcllo, Parent. A CAPPELLA CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB Front Row: Komisar, V. Katz. Hclies. Morcllo, Gilman. Stacher. M. Spiegel. Parent. S. Zucker-man. Green, C. Reiss. Back Row: A. Freedman, Steinberg, Bcrsgclsdorf, Mittcrando, Wcisman, Stoffer. w t SAGAMORES AND SAGAMORE COURT Front Row: Rcifer, Gold. Marks. T. Berkowitz, Wosnitzer, Feldman. Anzano. Back Row: Mark-owitz. Stickler. Cooper. Stachcr, Walsh. Kcssel. Rosenblatt. Zaentz, Pivnick. 84 TOP TEN Wosnitzer. Schmtzer. Fcdcrbush. Dubin. Shcr. Bartcn, R. Weiss, Litvak, Saul Blinder, Fischfrom. 0. B. A. LETTER WINNERS Parent, Dudkin. Marks. Lynn, Adlerstein, Bartcn, Shcr. R. Wens. Dubin. BANKERS AND AUDITORS Front Row: Graifer. Barnhard, Green, Baron, Rauschkalb, Lehner. Singer. Back Row: Such-man. Jacobson Cooper. Albert. Kcssel, Parent, Stein, Yoskowitz. LIBRARY AND PROJECTION STAFF Schaindlin, Klugman. Anzano. Waxman, Adlcrsfcm. Snyder. Kravitz. USHERING STAFF Sherman. Parent. Bciner. T. Berkovvitz, Malkmu . Artel man. Bierman, Roienblatt. BAND AND ORCHESTRA Front Row: levinton. Washerman. Ritack, Fitch-trom. Back Row: Rotenbaum, Wcitzman, Freedman, Richman. m us' sn u As the student body returns to school after a long and pleasant summer, they find the harriers and football team already hard at work in preparation for their respective seasons. Among the milling groups of gridiron men. we find our classmates: Lee Pivnick. Marv Rubin, and Fred Giordano, the nucleus of our stalwart line. The three boys have been faithful in their services to the team for the four years of their high school careers. A necessary function of a well organized team is its managers. These duties have been capably fulfilled by Jerry Poznak, Hank Wolf, and Larry Dubin. Abe Sanders, the captain of the Cross-Country team, has been a valuable asset to it for the past three years. As the weather becomes colder, our athletes move inside and look toward the basketball courts and swimming pools. Our ever-dependable basketball team again has enjoyed a very successful season under the able guidance of Henry Donn. The team was led by play-makers Willie Pitts and Barry Flint. The set shooting of Abe Sanders and the hard driving lay-up shots of Hesh Kent and Red Goldwater sparked our famous fastbreak offense. The rebound power of 6' 5 Richie Johnes has been a dominating factor under the backboards. Bob Spitzkopf, Herb Yefsky, and Norm Shoenfeld as managers were able aides to the coach. Another team which has experienced a successful season is our swimming squad. Featured in the freestyle events were Lee Pivnick and Nick Karanasos. In the various other races we have backstroker Fred Mitterhoff and breast-stroker Al Abramson. 0 r 88 During the years when we had boxing tournaments. Monroe K. O.” Kurtz. Ben Epstein. Red Goldwater. Willie Pitts, and Natie Weiss were outstanding pugilists. As the Weequahic athletes again look to the outdoors, we hear the rhythmic pounding on the cinders and the crack of the bat. Our baseball team this season was led by moundsman Jerry Liebman. Scooping up the hot shots at third and firing them to first baseman Herb Yam-polsky, was Red Goldwater. Dan Gaby covered the outfield, snaring fly balls. The unsung heroes of our class athletic personalities have been the Weequahic trackmen. In the field events we have Mark Kurs putting the shot, and Abe Sanders clearing the high-jump bar. Our fleet-footed sprinter. Sandy Schneider, agile hurdler. Donny Legow. and long-legged half-miler. Barry Flint, led the way in the running events. As the breaking of the tape signifies the end of a race, so does the end of the track season signify the termination of our high school athletic careers. The teamwork and sportsmanship that we have acquired and developed through our athletic interests will remain with us for many years to come. Not to be outdone by the boys, many girls also excel in the sporting world. Among those who have received their pins is Gladys Stein, an all-round athlete. Exhibiting expert terpsichorean talents are Fern Galane. Esther Sher. and Annabelle Weisman. Agile feet are a necessity in soccer as manifested by Wilma Dasche and Joyce Malkmus. Swiftness of wrist and keenness of mind make experts at badminton of Essie Marks and Bobbi Sherman. Carol Disko’s. Arlene Krushen’s. and Kate Mitterando’s foremost talents are in the field of basketball. For these special talents and for their day by day accumulation of meritorious gym credits, these girls have received their Weequahic W’s. the symbol of ability, sportsmanship, and achievement. Al Abramson Swimming Ben Epstein Boxing Red Goldwatcr Basketball. Baseball Nick Karanasos Swimming Fred Giordano Football 1 Barry Flint Track. Basketball Richie Johnes Basketball 91 Hesh Kent Basketball Jerry Licbman Baseball Mark Kurs Track Fred Mitterhoff Swimming Willie Pitts 8askctball Don Legow J Track Monroe Kurtr Boxing Cross Country, Track. 8askctball Herb Yampolsky Baseball Jerry Poznak Bob Spitzkopf Larry Dubin Mgr. Football Mgr. Basketball Mgr. Football L £ G £ n D STflf F Editorial Board Suzanne Adlerstein Marvin Berkowitz Lila Ellenport Marcia Gelman Esther Marks Sanford Schneider Deena Schorr Barbara Sherman Donald Stickler Editorial Staff Jill Bengelsdorf Sheila Crescenzi Barry Flint Joan Fried Joan Gabriner Fern Galane Joan Gellman Elaine Gettenberg Judith Goldberg Barbara Goldenberg Norma Gordetsky Olga Hlatky Edward Hyans Martin Kasen Carol Kay Alice Melon Bette Porter Harriet Risack Gloria Rubin Esther Sher Gary Skoloff Iris Snyder Marlene Speigel Gladys Stein Joyce Stockel Miriam Tauber Lois Tetelbaum Marilyn Walsh Annabelle Weisman Saul Wolfe Lenore Yavner Harriet Zucker Typing Staff Laverne Blickle, Chairman Marilyn Barnhard Gertrude Berkowitz Marcelle Bessman Beverly Bierman Judith Brodkin Mary Ann Glas Sandra Gray Joan Krug Joan Mayer Sondra Parent Janette Reifer Paul Rothstein Sondra Rauschkolb Roberta Simon Edith Stavitsky Advertising Staff Lila Ellenport, Chairman Michael Abraham Gloria Adelman David Baer Soral Beiner Marcelle Bessman Edward Blum Donald Frisch Joan Gabriner Norma Gordetsky Sandra Gray Herbert Greenfield Muriel Kravitz Ronald Piper Marvin Rubin Rhoda Schwartz Advisers Marie R. 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ADVERTISING RATES full Page Half Page Quarter Page Eighth Page $40.00 $2500 $ 15.00 $8 00 Sixteenth Page $500 HfWAAK. new JfttSiY Contra. For AdvertOeraenl In ike Senior Yearbook Patrons Alan and Joyce Grandma Alenick Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Alenick Bebe Asman Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Asman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bach. Jr. Dmytro Bakalar Olga Bakalar Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Barnhard Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beim Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Beiner Mrs. Sylvia Benowitz Miss Ethel Bergman Mrs. Ida Bergman Mr. and Mrs. H. Bergman Dr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Bessman Mr. Sidney Bluestone Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blumenthal Bo-Peep Shop Mr. and Mrs. A. Borok Mr. and Mrs. George J. Buren Susan Buskin C. F. Carole and Alan Mr. and Mrs. M. Charen Rita Chernin Clifford Gary Harwin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Cohn Marilyn Cooper Stuart Michael Corsover C. and I. Coal Co. Joan Davis Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davis Delta Psi Sorority. 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Menicucci Herman Michaelstein Martin Moscowitz Richard Moore Murph Newark Finance Corporation Normie and Sandy Stuart Nover Rose Orenstein Mrs. MaryOstroski Richard Ottenstein Benjamin Posner Sam “Blueprint Parent Dr. and Mrs. Sol Parent Fred Paul Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Ravin 97 ... Still More Patrons Felice and Paul Radler Ray Leona Reifer Mr. Morris A. Reifer Herb Woody'’ Retsky Betti Rogow Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosner Judy Anne Rubin Susan and Linda Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Rothstein Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scheer Barbara Scherzer Sarah Schoenkopf Mr. Herbert Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schuricht The Sam Schwartzbads Mr. Joseph Seibel Mr. M. Sender Mr. S. Sieber Harold Siegel Alan Lou Silverstein The Martin Simon Family Steven Marc Shustak Elayne Snyder Mr. and Mrs Joseph Sodowick Sonny and Meryl Evelyn Sperling Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stavitsky Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stavitsky Mr. and Mrs. A. Stein Mr. and Mrs. H. Steller Steve and Tess Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Stickler Mr. and Mrs. A. Stockel Mrs. E. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sulzberg Mrs. B. Tabankin Uncle Joe Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Walsh Richard Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Sol Weich Arthur and Florence Wef lin Susan Weinberg Jeffrey Lon Weisman Judy Weisman Mrs. Ada Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weiss Suzanne Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Winet Mr. and Mrs. M A. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wolfe Mr. Robert W. Wolfe Malcolm Woodstein Wosnitzer and Albert Willie and Mel Miss Ada Yowin Mrs. Bessie Yowin Rose Maxine Yowin Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Zaitz Mark Bruce Zeplowitz My dog. Zip Mr. and Mrs. H. Zipkin Mr. R. Zummo Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zucker Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Zuckerman 98 COMPLIMENTS OF Artcraft Jewelry, Inc. MANUFACTURING jewelers 50 COLUMBIA STREET NEWARK 5. NEW JERSEY PRINTING — ENGRAVI NG Same Day Service BERK’S PRINT SHOP PUBLIC SERVICE BUILDING NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY H. B. BERKOWITZ MArket 2-1995 WAverly 3-4144 - 3-2159 NORTH JERSEY DAIRYLAND, Incorporated MILK - DAIRY PRODUCTS - DAIRYLAND ICE CREAM 487 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. NEW JERSEY — BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1951 Mr. Mrs. Maurice Albert and Sons Mr. Mrs. B. Mandelbaum Mr. Mrs. Philip Mandelbaum and Family COMPLIMENTS FROM THE FAMILY OF INA GILMAN and HERBERT YAMPOLSKY MR. and MRS. GEORGE YAMPOLSKY MR. and MRS. GEORGE GILMAN MR. and MRS. HYMAN KRITZMAN MR. and MRS. BERNARD GILMAN MR. and MRS. ABE YAMPOLSKY MR. and MRS. FRED ROSENBAUM PAUL and LARRY YAMPOLSKY KAREN LEE KRITZMAN DR. V. SCHORR DR. P. EISENSTAT OPTOMETRISTS 60 BRANFORD PLACE 100 NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Banquets Up to 1500 Dances Up to 2500 Here at the TERRACE BALLROOM Newark’s most beautiful ballroom, you will find a wide variety of excellent facilities for banquets, dances, meetings, weddings, and other important occasions. The TERRACE BALLROOM, newly redecorated and remodeled, lends an especially glamorous setting for large parties. MR. ROSS. Manager FOR INFORMATION CALL: Mitchell 2-1462 TERRA (In the Mosque Building ) 1020 BROAD STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY WAvcrly 3-9570 WAINWRIGHT ESSO SERVICE STATION BROAD STREET PONTIAC Atlas Tires. Batteries. Accessories Car-Washing. Simonizing. Polishing Newark's Largest PONTIAC Dealer Louis Gordefsky Jack Gordefsky 403 Lyons Avenue Newark. N. J. 990 Broad Street Mitchell 3-1880 Newark, N. J. WAvcrly 3-1088 Leed Drugs SCHENKELS 395 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. ). DRESS SUITS TO HIRE Mitchell 3-7312 Sonny's Tailor Shop French Dry Cleaning and Pressing ALTERATIONS 101 21 Market Street Newark, N. J. 159 ELM STREET NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES From Samuel C . Osowitt OWNER-OPERATOR OF LAGGREN BROTHERS Manufacturers of High Grade AWNING and CANVAS PRODUCTS. FLAG and BUNTING DECORATIONS Booth Set-ups for Exhibits and Trade Shows SINCE 18 8 3 ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY ELizabeth 2-7070 Residence: WAverly 6-2923 Compliments of Barry and Bobbi — Stan and Bev Artie and Elaine — Marty and Sandy Ricky and Joan MRS. SARA R. BESSMAN Herbie and Trudy — Teddy and Bette Jerry and Hal — Freddy and Claire Herbie and Phyllis Compliments of Miki and Hy Lila and Maxie A. J. MONTEMURRO Alpha Alpha Delta 102 BEST WISHES TO NURSING IS A GREAT MARILYN WALSH PROFESSION APOLLO DISTRIBUTING Enroll at the . . . COMPANY Exclusive Distributors NEWARK BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL CROSLEY APPLIANCES School of Nursing and TELEVISION LYONS AVENUE 15-17 SHIPMAN STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY BERKELEY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION For the finest in Secretarial Training Medical - Legal - Commercial 1079 BERGEN STREET Corner LYONS AVENUE NORTH JERSEY Weequahic’s Thrift and Home SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Financing Institution 50 Years of Successful Why not use these Services at your Local Thrift and Home Financing Institution? Guidance and Placements SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INDIVIDUAL COACHING HOME MORTGAGE LOANS PROFESSIONAL FACULTY HOME REPAIR LOANS BANKING BY MAIL | MONEY ORDERS TRAVELERS CHEQUES CHRISTMAS CLUBS 671 BROAD STREET U. S. SAVINGS BONDS (Wiss Building) Accounts Insured up to . . . NEWARK, NEW JERSEY $10,000 PER MEMBER 103 EDUCATED FLOWERS FOR GRADUATES WE ARE CREATIVE TOO COMPLIMENTS OF HOLIDAY MOTORS, Inc. BERNAT FLORIST At Chancellor and Fabyan WAverly 3-2966 231 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY GABRINERS EXPERT PICTURE FRAMING Decorative Home Accessories Bigelow 8-9714 386 Chancellor Avenue Newark, N. J. WAverly 6-0662 UNionvillc 2-1500-1-2 SHAW MEAT MARKET Quality Meats and Vegetables 395 Lyons Avenue Best Wishes to The Graduating Class From TUSCAN FARM PRODUCTS COMPANY Wholesale Milk Products BRIXITE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Inc. 750 UNION AVENUE 104 UNION. NEW JERSEY Compliments of HOMEROOM 229 Beit Wishes Homeroom 305 A Friend HOMEROOM 311 MR. LIPPE Sylvia Bandler Paula Katz Harold Beim Barry Kimmelman Patricia Bcnnis Lois Levine Frieda Blou Pauline Mcdvin Myron Borden Barbara Osterwcil Donald Borgcr Joanne Rosen Rose Marie Braslawsky Elaine Rosenfeld Philip Brody Allen Rubcnstein Avis Dresdner Stuart Schornstein Mercedes Fernandez Barbara Smith Lcatrice Friedman Eugene Stifelman Alan Ginsberg Paula Tischler Robert Gold Marie Trautman Herbert Hymanson Marcia Kahn Janice Weber HOMEROOM 307 MRS. ROUS Adrienne Asch Ed Newfeld Marvin Bartfeld Judy Oaklander Jaqueline Fields Fred Parnes Roberta Fromkin Leon Rosenberg Morton Goldberg Morton Sable Norman Hinkes Sondra Schapiro Howard Kahan Evanne Schreiber Sam Kalsmith Fred Schulaner William Kapner Elinor Shapiro Toby Katz Jerry Shindleman Robert Lieb Wilbert Slanika Harriet Liebow Donald Slonim Phyllis Linnett Carol Spector Alvin Lubetkin Irwin Wistreich Karl Maling Rhoda Zinn Compliments of THE WEEQUAHIC High Twirlers Good Luck to our Predecessors ! HOMEROOM 319 105 WEEQUAHIC ADULT SCHOOL Extends Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of June '51 Descriptive Catalogs of our Courses are available on request. Place your name on our mailing list. WILLIAM B. MAYER Administrator PAUL LAPPS Chairman, Executive Board Bigelow 3-5469 J B Dry Cleaners ONE OF JERSEY‘S BEST DRY CLEANERS-174 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 3-7283 Ann's Millinery (CUSTOM MADE HATS) 447 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. ESsex 5-0887 Rutgers Tailors Expert Tailoring CLEANING - DYEING - PRESSING 503 AVON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 3-4043 Joe Wallen Strictly Kosher Meat and Poultry Market 454 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 3-9819 WAverly 6-1582 Jack Bendett—Caterer WEDDINGS. PARTIES. BANQUETS. Etc. 400 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of the Rams A. C. THE LEGEND ADVERTISING. ART. and EDITORIAL STAFFS take this opportunity to thank our Advisers . . . M'U.. ieA+vitein Mi. Qn iA M i . Soilman 106 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF JUNE. 1951 FROM WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND ORCHESTRA HERMAN HOLZMAN. Director Best Wishes From Brenner Florist CSsex 3-8060 808 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Allied Underwriters Agency, Inc. INSURANCE 24 COMMERCE STREET MArket 3-4736 Good Luck to The Class of June, 1951 From W. MASUR THE O. B. A. COUNCIL Noah Chivian Herb Portnoff Norm Liebman Marcia Roscnweig Larry Dubin Marty Sorger Robert Weiss MR. IRVING WALLOCK. Adviser Congratulations to the Class of 51 From Ringcl Brothers Arthur L. Huttkay Studios 4 WEST PARK STREET NEWARK. N. J. Apparel of Distinction BEAU MODE ROSE and BOB ERNSLEY 15 WEST PARK STREET 590 CENTRAL AVENUE NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY 107 MArket 2-9001 ORange 2-9777 BENTLEY Cr SIMON, Inc. 7 WEST 36th STREET. NEW YORK 18. N. Y. Manufacturers of CHOIR GOWNS. PULPIT ROBES. CAPES. GOWNS. HOODS for all degrees Outfitters to over 3.000 Schools. Colleges, and Churches Bigelow 3-7233 MArkct 3-1790 PIPER H. A. GREENE COMPANY ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FANS Outfitters of West Side High Teams OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE NEW AND REBUILT MOTORS Complete lines of Club Jackets. Sweaters, and Uniforms 275 Springfield Avenue Newark, N. J. 30 Halsey Street Newark 2. N. J. Compliments of Best Wishes to the Gradates Mr. and Mrs. H. Schindler AMITIES S. C. AND SON Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klein AND DAUGHTER Congratulations to Our Sister MARILYN iMAIDIEI from Compliments of Seymour and Marvin Zwillman Louis Laver, D.D.S. Good Luck From Heartiest Congratulations to the Graduates Mr. and Mrs. Gedrich and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sanders Congratulations to the Class of '51 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Marks Essie and Golda The Sodowick Family 108 Best Wishes to The Graduating Class From BRODKIN'S PHARMACY 664 South 1 8th Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of BARR BROTHERS Bigelow 8-5183 J. T. Ellin Company OENTAL SUPPLIES 442 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 8-4538 Clinton Music Company 506 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 8-2315 Seymour Hosiery Company Ladies' Full Fashioned Hosiery 537 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Parwin Carpet Company N.J. STATE, COUNTY, and MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES’ COUNCIL No. 36 Herbert Cunningham President Harry Schran .... Business Manager PETERMAN’S FINE FOODS, Inc. WE CATER FROM A SANDWICH TO A BANQUET 300 Clinton Avenue Newark, N. J. Bigelow 3-5046 Rose Brothers Florists FRESH CUT FLOWERS EVERY DAY 480 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 8-0547 Modern Age Shoes, Inc. 661 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N.J. Bigelow 3-0766 Clinton Paint Supply, Inc. 518 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N.J. ESvcx 2-9118 Tony’s Hairdressers PERMANENTS . . . HAIR TINTING Hair Shaping and Styling 109 673 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 675 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N.J. Compliments of The Chadwicks WAverly 3-1237 Glass and Eisenberg KOSHER MEAT AND POULTRY 384 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 3-9606 WAverly 3-9869 Leslie Sweet Shop 380 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK 8. NEW JERSEY GLAMOUR Coats Suits, Inc. ESvex 3-9016 Orders Delivered Sol Reiss Delicatessen 783 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 3-8728 ESscx 5-7300 Drucks Brothers PAINTING - PAPERHANGING ADMIRATION AUTO SEAT COVER CO. Jos. Dubowy 62 Elizabeth Avenue Newark 8. N. J. WILLYS - NEWARK, Inc. 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