Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Morton A. Goldberg 19 Pilm-y Strert VV. Orange, N. J. None hut himself can he his parallel. —Leu is Thcofsald History Sec'y 6; Calumet Staff 7; Health Secretary 7. Alan Ginsberg 450 Hawthorne Avenue Always pleasant, always kind. Always charming, and refined. Vocabulary Club 7; Sound Staff 1; Chess and Checkers Club 1; Color Guard 8. Charles Goldfarb 14 Wolcott Terrace Virtue it bold, and poodneu never fearful. -Shakespeare Joseph Goldcnthai 505 Kli uheth Avenue A happy life consists in tranquuity of mind. -Cicero I-eon Goldfarb 288 Pomona Avenue Mm show their character in nothing more chart's than In what they think laughable. -Cotiht Sagamore 1.

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James S. Freedman 45 Baldwin Avenue ’ Like a knight in ulittrring armor. Laughter Hood up at hit tide. -Benet Pearl Gcldzahler 917 Hunterdon Street A face, made up, out of no other thop Than uhat Nature's white hand sett ope. —R. Crathaw Twirling 1; Sagamore 1, 3; Homeroom Chairman 3. Sec'y 8: English Sec’y 5; Src’y O. B. A. Office 7. 8: Chus Council 7; Chairman Legend Advertising Stuff 8; Prom Music Chairman 8; History Vico Pres. 8. Leatrice Friedman 15 Mulford Place luiugtitcr ht ighti her merry way. Her heart it young, her thoughts are gay Baseball League 1, Twirling Club 1, 2; French Club 1; French Scc'y 2; Science Sec’y 2; Health Chairman 3; English Chairman 5: Badminton Club 5; Legend Art Staff 8. Kohertu Fromkin 274 Lehigh Avenue •'When thing! were at fine at could possibly be. I thought t'uas the spring; but alas it was the. —John Byron Student Council 1; Sagamore I. 2. 3; Library Staff 2: Banker 2. 3, 5. 6. 7, 8: Science Sec y 3; Algebra Sec’y 3; Mrs. Rous’ Sec'y 4. 7. 8; Miss Gerber's Sec'y ft. 7; Prom Committee 8; l.egeryl Staff 8. Arlene Gelfound 122 Watson Avenue lust the right combination of all that u fine. Twirling 1: Sagamore 1; Stenography Sec'y 3: Typing Sec’y 3; Bookkeeping Secy 4: Homeroom Sec'y 4. 5; Dr. Lou’s Receptionist 5. 6. Class Council 5; Health Sec'y 8.

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Robert Gossett 371 Pcshinc Avenue When shall ur tee his like a (Lain? -Horace Maxine Dolores Crossbach 490 Jelliff Avenue 'Tranquility! Thou better name Than all the faintly of Fame! -S. T. Colcridgt Sagamore 1. Iris J. Crccnwald 747 South 16th Street Glee me your smile, the love light in your eyes. Life could not hold a fairer paradise —Cooke English Secretary 4; Library Statf 6. Carl Crossman 121 Clinton Place 1 do not think a braver gentleman. More daring or more bold, is more alive. —Shakespeare Homeroom Chairman 2; Football 2; Track Team 3; Algebra Ch.iinn.ui 3. Marvin II. Grossman 215 Lehigh Avenue The glad circle round him yields their souls To festive mirth, and wit that knows no gall. —Thomson French Club 2; English Chairman 2. 3, Sec’y 7j Gym Sco’y 2, Chairman 3; Algebra Chairman 3. 4; Biology Secy 4} Health Chairman 3; Track 3; Homeroom Chairman 3; Geometry Chairman 5; Class Council 7, 8; Legend Advertising Stall 8. 20