Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Our Leading Townspeople MICHAEL CONOVITZ Principal CONSTANCE D. BOWERMAN A. WALTER ACKERMAN .IssiMlantt to the Principal COMMERCIAL AND SECRETARIAL DEPARTMENT Frederick H. Riecke. Chairman Elizabeth L. Baker Bertha R. Butler Alice F. Cobey Arthur B. Darrah Sophia N. Deutsch Miriam B. Hample Dina A. Hirsch Laura M. Isserman Harry J. Jellinek Edward E. Kobetz •Samuel H. Korey Nathan Lemerman Blanche S. Marger •William C. Silber Lena Steinholtz Mary N. Swinney William Lewin, Chairman Marie Bernstein David Bucharest ‘ Eugenia Chosney Emma Conrad ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Frank A. De Lisi Irving J. Goldberg Leonard L. Gross Marion W. Jennings Harold LaPenna Hilda G. Lutzke Marie E. O’Connor Christina Russell David T. Stamelman Pearl Vogel Irving Wallock FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Morris Brenman, Chairman Elizabeth P. Birnbaum Simon Chasen Bernard J. Freidberg Edith G. Glucksman Ernest P. Gobeille Louis Mintz •Florence Misurell Mabel Patton °Leola L. Rummer Elizabeth Undritz GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Dorothy Keith William Rubinfeld HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Charles J. Schneider, Chairman Frances B. Judson Henry F. Donn •Irving Levin Dorothy M. Driscoll Arthur Lustig William F. Hofer •Helen M. Maynard Regina K. Mazaica Harriet Shapiro Marion Wohlfarth 6

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ASSISTANTS TO THE PRINCIPAL Constance D. Bowerman Far too numerable to mention are the invaluable contributions made by Miss Bowerman and Mr. Ackerman. Constant service, effort, and kindness in behalf .of the student body have made them distinguished and welcomed figures in the halls of Weequahic. We, as seniors, will not and cannot forget the wonderful welcome mat spread out by you, Mr. Ackerman, when we first began our high school career at the Annex. Neither shall your informal chats and your friendly advice to us be forgotten. Duly appreciated, Miss Bow-ennan, is the patience demonstrated towards us in most trying instances during the three years at the Main Building. The most complicated of matters in your hands became the simplest. For these traits and many more, we of the January 1952 Class say thanks to you both. 5 A. Walter Ackerman

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Gertrude Ash, M.D. HEALTH SERVICE Aaron H. Horland, M.D. •Grace Brennan, R.N. Marion Millington. R.N. INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS William B. Mayer, Chairman George F. Bowne •Adams Garrett Herman Holzman Elizabeth C. Manning • Henry Melnik Rose Brashear LIBRARIANS Marion L. Buchner MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ernest R. Ranucci, Chairman Bessie 0. Bingham Ruth K. Blum Joseph Gruber •Ruth Heaps Shirley S. Kahn Ruth Dvores • Eleanor T. Guidera OFFICE STAFF Rose M. Miraglia Ethel Pompadur ••Benjamin Epstein, Chairman Dorothy D. Bergman • David Berney William R. Castelluccio SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Irving Eisen Walter Eiscnbcrg George C. Martino SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT ••Virginia M. Beard, Chairman Elaine H. Baumrind Ann S. Block •Martin Green Jeanette B. Lappc Paul Lippc •Annex ••Acting Anita A. Quinn Alice M. Saltman Philip M. Wagner Rcada S. Jellinek •Martin Moskowitz Alma Pinkerton Sylvia Ruffkcss Charlotte Schlank Esther Vicary Ann S. Murray Ruby M. Odell Clarence L. Seltzer Marion S. Sowers Helen B. Mercurio Sadie Z. Rous Jerome Shapiro 7