Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1958 volume:

. - _______________________________________________________■ PROLOGUE We stand in the wings. The light that bathes the Stage is forbidding, unfriendly. It would be safer, simpler to remain quietly in the wings in the shelter of darkness. ☆ ☆ ☆ But many have stood here as we do—experiencing the same emotional turmoil born of the unknown. They, too, felt the chill of the untrodden Stage which needed only the living presence for warmth to replace emptiness. ☆ ☆ ☆ Strange. A rosy glow of welcome and encouragement replaces the blue-white bareness. The light seems now to beckon. ☆ ☆ ☆ With summoned courage, and. somehow, eagerness, we take hesitating, but not faltering, steps forward. ☆ ☆ We are On Stage. The harshness of the light is lessened. Variations of the spectrum excite usf lure us nearer and nearer the kaleidoscope of the Stage of Life. tf PRODUCERS It is most fitting that the theme of this book is the theatre. Tor now that graduation has come let us not look upon it as a final curtain. In act. it is really only the end of a firs As I look over the cast of this c some characters, but in all case future and a desire to play a part i It is my earnest hope that a smash hit. 4 5 -----------------------r 10 OUR DIRECTOR soiomon p. osmin For your wisdom in tactfully guiding us in the right paths— For your enthusiasm in helping us to plan and enjoy our class events— For your unfailing encouragement and humor when class spirits were at a low ebb— For the deep concern you have shown in us. the Class of 1958— And, above all, for the part of yourself which you contributed toward our success, happiness, and welfare— For all these things, Mr. Ostrin, we thank you. The Class of January. 1958 PR0GRRR1 PROLOGUE ........................... 2 PRODUCERS...........................4 TO OUR DIRECTOR.....................6 DESIGNERS...........................8 PLAYERS..................... . . . U LEADS......................... 12 JUVENILES AND INGENUES (Key)........41 RUN OF THE PLAY.....................42 ON STAGE............................44 BACK STAGE..........................49 CURTAIN CALLS.......................62 UNDERSTUDIES........................63 JUVENILES AND INGENUES..............64 TO BE OR NOT TO BE..................70 SCORE.................................. CALL BOARD..........................75 OFF STAGE........................... . 76 EPILOGUE............................... ANGELS................................79 7 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT the DESIGnm BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Sitting: Blanche Watt . Dina Hirsch, Marry Jclllnck (Chairman), Lena Stcinholtx. Edward Kobetz. Standing: Nathan Lemerman, William Silber. Tova Malamut. Arthur Darrah, Either Friedman, Sidney Sperbor, Miriam Hamplc, Alice Cobey. Not thown: Bertha Butlor, Sophia Dcutsch, Laura Isserman. LIBRARY STAFF Reada S. Jellinek NOT SHOWN Daniel Alexander FINE ARTS AND PRACTICAL ARTS Sitting: Maria Louise Lonergan, Alice Saltman, William Mayer. Either Schcchter. Elisabeth Manning. Standing: Herman Molx- man, James Lynch. Matthew Brady, Evelyn Anderson, Seymour Weiss. Edwin Rissland. Henry Melnik. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT George Martino. James Skelton. Abraham Laub, David Berney, Mary Cherlin. Mildred Yollin. Ann Murray, Benjamin Epstein (Chairman), Marion Sowers. Moshe Mosston. Sidney Roscnfeld. Clarence Seltzer. Not shown: Walter Eisenberg. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sitting: Anne Rhodes. Janet McKenzie (Chairman). Hannah Litxky. Louise Weinstein. Standing: Harold La Penna, Marion Jennings, Irving 8 Wallock. Marie O'Connor. Eugenia Chosney. Virginia Cartus. David Stamelman, Arthur Weitzman, Frank De Lisi. Marilyn Fcitcl, David Bucharest. Leonard Gross. Louis Stamelman. Not shown: Hilda Lutzke. OFFICI STAFF l� h«l Pompjdur. Lilj Collin, Mary Friscia. Florence Rostoff. Not shown: Evelyn Tabankin. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Sitting; Ann Block, Joseph Bruder (Chairman), Joanetto Lappe, Albert Adler. Standing: Martin Green. Solomon Ottrin, Lawrence Schulman. Allen Siegel. Not shown; Jennie Twardus, Sadie Rows. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bottom: Lester Fein, Meyer Schwarts. Charles Schneider ’Chairman), Leo Pearl. Joseph Ncrcnbcrg. Top: Harriet Shapiro. Helen Rosenberg. Regina Maxaica, Marion Wohlfarth, Frances Judson, Charlotte Farbcr. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Sitting: Morris Brcnman (Chairman). Standing: Edith Glucksman. Ernest Gobcille. Mabel Patton. Elizabeth Birn-baum. Marilyn Baxman, Bernard Bauer. Florence Misurcll. Bernard Freidberg, Simon Chasen. 9 All the world's a stage. And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances . And one man in his time plays many parts . William Shakespeare JEFFREY WARREN SCHRAM President Good looking. athletic. but rather shy. This boy is the apple of every girl s eye. Homeroom Secretary |, 2; Latin Club 1; Cross Country 2. 3: Latin Secretary 2: President of Algebra 2. 3; Basketball 2: Track Team 3 6 Health Secretary 3; Gym Secretary 3. 4- English Secretary 3; President Spanijh Class’4 6 7; Sagamore 3; Biology Chairman 3; Health Chairman 3: Gym Cha -man 6. 7; Geometry Chairman 6; Advan;cd Algebra Chairman-Square Dance Committee; 3A. 4B. 4A Class President; Stage Crew; Contemporary Club-Cross Country Team; Prom Committeo; 4B-4A Basketball Gome Agents. the LfflDS ELAINE LINDA ORDOWER Vice President Her personality is quite terrific. Our Vice President, to be specific. Vice-Chairman Homeroom 6; Stcno Chairman 6; French Chairman 2; Health Chairman 1.2; English Secretary 3. 4; 3A. 4B. 4A Class Vice President; Square Dance Committee; Biology Chairman 2; English Chairman 4; Calumet Agent 3; Annex Play; Dramatics Club; Contemporary Club 3; French Club 1. 2; Algebra Secretary 4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Sagamore; 4A Prom Chairman; Hop Committee. ARLENE RONA HELFER Secretary As fresh as when the first sunrise Awoke the lark in Paradise. J.B.T. Secretary I; BA. Chairman 1 ; English Secretary I, 3. 4, 5. 6; Health Custodian I, 2; Sagamore Inspector 2; Art Play 3; Art Club 2; Science Club 2: Calumet Agent 2. 4. 5: Algebra Tutor 2; Biology Lab Assistant 3; Spanish Secretary 2. 3: Homeroom Chairman 4. 5; Contemporary Club I. 2; Typing Chairman 4. 5; Color Guard; Study Secretary 4; Spanish Club Chairman 2. 3. 4 6; Biology Club 1,2; Biology Secretary 2; Class Secretary 5. 6. 7. 8; History Secretary 5; Banking Monitor 6; Algebra Secretary 4. Guidance Office Assistant 6: Square Dance Committee; Calumet Staff 6; National Honor Society; National Spanish Honor Society; Honor Guard 6; Future Teachers Club; Hop Committee; Prom Committee; 3B. 3A. 4B. 4A Class Secretary. MAXINE RESNICK Treasurer A friendly smile and quick good humor. And depth that lies beneath. History Chairman 3; Hop Committee; English Chairman J. 3; Sagamore I. 2; French Club 1; Calumet Agent 3; Gym Secretary 4; Health 2; Art Club I, 2; Art Play I; Algebra Chairman 4; O.B.A. Representative 4; Square Dance Committee; Make-up Committee: Geometry Secretary 2; 4A Treasurer; Prom Committee; English Secretary 8; Homeroom Chairman; A Cappella Choir. 12 JANICE AARONS It's nice to bo natural When you'C naturally nice. English Secretary 4; Hebrew Club 3, 4; Hop Committee; Prom Committee. ERIC PAUL ALPERT He's not only one of the boys. But one of the best. J.V. Basketball; French Chairman 3: Health Secretary 2; Gym Custodian 3; Ass't Calumet Agent 4; Class Council Representative 4B, 3A; Algebra Chairman 1; Tutor 1; Spanish Honor Society 6; Gym Captain 7; French Club I; Class Council; Prom Committee. JAY LEONARD AMDUR Some think the world was made for fun and frolic—and so do I .. . Homeroom Treasurer 5; N. Y. Times Representative 5; Banker 3. 4; French I. 2; Gym Secretary 8; Prom Committee. 13 ADELE H. AVERGON A heart full of fun. Auditor 2; Science Club I, 2, 3; Latin Club 1. 2. 3; Orchestra Librarian 1. 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 2; Music Secretary: Tickot Committee I; Calumet Staff I, 2. 3; Algebra Tutor; English Secretary 1; Sewing Secretary 3; Banker 3, 4, 5; Spanish Club 6. 7; Spanish Secretary 6; U. S. History Secretory 3; Square Dance Committee; Instrumental Instruction: English Secretary; Hop Committee; A Cappella Choir; Prom Committee. JON BAUMAN Hit love for sportt will never die And as a friend he’s rated high. Biology Club 3; Latin Club 3; Math Club 3. 5. 6, 7; Science Seminar I. 2; Contemporary Club I. 2. 3. 4: Sagamore 1. 2; Football Team; German Club I, 2. 3, 4; Chess Club 1. 2. 3: Geometry Secretary 5; Swimming Team; Stage Crew 7; Homeroom Newspaper Agent 1. 2; Assistant Nowspapcr Agent 7; Language Program 7; Chief Distributor N. Y. Times; Gym Leader 8; Math Club; Legend Staff. DONALD C. BECK Nothing to becomes a man as modest still noit. Prom Committee CLAIRE RENE BELOWSKY Shining air and shape petite. She's cute, she's pert, and always sweet. Library; .Saoamore; 9B-9A Ticket Committee; Dramatic Club; Gym Secretary; Prom Committee NANCY B. BERNSTEIN We love to think her a blessed candle burning through life's long night, gentle, tender, and always giving light. French Club 1. 2. 3: Biology Club 4; English Secretary 4. 6; Algebra Secretary a; Science Club 2; Art Club 2; Color Guard 4. 6; Library Staff 1: Secretary to Mr. Brenman 6; Calumet Advertising 6: French Chairman 6. Entertainment Committee 3A; A Cappella Choir 7. 8; Prom Committee: Legend Staff; History Secretary; Contemporary Cli4 . 14 JERRY ROY BLACKMAN A handsome lad with flashing eyes. And smiling lips that never sighed. Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7; Orchestra Librarian 1.3; Safety Council; English Chairman I, 2. 3. 6: Biology Club 3; Hop Committee; Band 7; Prom Committee. EILEEN MARILYN CHINITZ All the angels are not in heaven. Latin Club I 2. 3: Science Club I. 2: Library Staff 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Read-ing Club; Calumet Agent 2. 3; Contemporary Club 5, 6. FLORENCE RUTH COHEN Always merry and energetic. Smile, pleating; personality, magnetic. Sagamore; English Chairman 4. Banking Agent; Calumet Agent; Bible Committee; Secretary to Mr . Rosenberg; Business Law Chairman. SHIRLEY BRODY She is wise, adorable, sweet and kind, And can do anything to which she sets her mind— Homeroom Chairman 1.2; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Occupations Secretary I; French Club I. 2. 3; Algebra Tutor I. 2; Calument Circulation Staff I; Science Chairman 2; French Chairman 2. 4; Art Club Play 2; O. B. A. Representative 2; Accompanist 2; Band 3. 4; Orchestra Librarian 3. 4; English Secretary 3; Biology Club President 4; French Club Secretary 2. 4; Contemporary Club 4. 6; Biology Chairman 4; Al-oebrj Chairman 4; 0. B. A. Secretary 6; French Club Vice President 6; Math Club President 6; Health Secretary 6. 7; Geometry Chairman 6: 46 Class Council 7; O. B. A. Council Secretary 7; Honor Society 7; Trigonometry Secretary 7; History Chairman 7; Hoo Committee; Honor Society President; Legend Staff; Prom Committee; English Chairman 8; Class Council 4A; Calumet Literary Staff 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8; A Cappella Choir; Algebra Secretary 5. 15 ANITA CHINOY A swell and quiet girl is she; Always remembered will she be. U’Chestra I; French Club 1; Cheerleading SHEILAH LYNNE COHEN A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Typing Chairman 2; A Cappella Choir; Gym Custod an; French Club: Dramatics Club; Usher; 3A-4B Play Ticket Committee; Prom Committee. LINDA LEE CRAWFORD Her p «wnt ways are fust a temple Of all her assets which are ample. Bookkeeping Secretary 5; Sewing Chairman 5. FRANKLIN S. DANZIGER Science Club Secretary I; Scie -® Chairman I; French Club 1. 2; G'-' Secretary 7; Homeroom Chairman ”� • Ass't Calumet Sports Editor 7; Hop r,fC®r«,'2r$ Ch ',m T; Geometry Secretac 38 Class Council; Gym Chairman P'°™ Committee. NAOMI ELAINE DAVIS A face with gladness ovortpread. Soft smiles by human kindness bred. Health Chairman 6; Hebrew Club I. 2; Student Banker; Guidance Office Secretary; Glee Club; Biology Ass't; Hebrew Secretary. A Cappella Choir. STEPHANIE ANN DOLA When first you meet her, you're sure to like he'. After you've known her. you'll like her even more. Service Club. SANFORD DVORIN Wh.it is better than wisdom? Woman. And wh.it ,t better than woman? Nothing. English Chairman 1. 3; Biology Chairman 3; Bookkeeping Chairman 3; Gym Secretary 3; Health Chairman I; Algebra Chairman 1; Homeroom Chairman A Prom Committee 16 THE MAIM BU,LD,Nfr FRED ENFIELD Life without art it not life. Orchestra I; Science Club 1; Banker 3, 4; Projection Statf 4. 5. 6; Calumet 4. 5, 6; English Chairman 6; Square Dance Publicity Chairman; Hop Committee; Calumet Art Editor; Legend Staff; Prom Committee. MELINDA LEE FARMER A merry twinklo in her eye Proves that mischief lurks nearby. Prom Committee: Legend Staff; A Cappella Choir; Booster Club; Guidance Office Secretary. RHONA PATRICIA FINK The sweetest face in all the world. Set in a frame of golden hair. Group Guidance Secretary; I. R. Secretary; Prom Committee. MARTIN A. FISCHEL Nothing at times is more expressive than si once Camera Club; Latin Secretary 3. AUDREY FRANCES FISCHER There is nothing that so becomes a woman as modesty, stillness, and humility. Art Club 1. 2; Lat.n Club I. 2. 3: Sagamore: Library Staff 2. 3. 4; Math Club 3. 4; Spanish Club; Contemporary Club 5. 6. 7. Wee Bcthiam. 17 CHRISTINE ANN FRANCISCONE Laughing, talking all the day and neser a pause to worry. Typing Secretary 4; Study Secretary 5; Banker 5. ROBERT EUGENE GARDNER A quiet fellow. but a good one. Prom Committeo; Protection Staff; Sagamore; Gym Chairman. LEONARD W. FRUCHTER He has the rare combination of character and the ability to succeed. Sagamore 2. 4; Banker 2; A Cappella Choir. 18 DOROTHY ANN GANDY To call her good would be unfair. For there is more than goodness there. Sagamore I, 3; Steno Chairman 4. RITA GLASER Pep end vitality, plenty to spare. Carefree and gay, with a charm that's rare. Gym Secretary 6; Booster Club; Wee Bethiam. 0. B. A. Office Secretary; Banker: Homeroom Secretary 8; Prom Committee; Gym Office Secretary. HERBERT MARTIN GIMELSTOB He faces life without a care. Happy go lucky, debonaire, Homeroom Chairman 1; Annex Play Ticket Committee 2; J.V. Basketball Team; Projection Staff 1. 3. 4; Calumet Agent 1.4; Latin Club 1; Algebra Tutor 1. 2; Safety Council President 2. 3; English Secretary 1; Baseball Team; N. Y. Times Representative; Stage Crew; A Cappclla Choir; Gym Custodian; Square Dance Committee; Red Cross Agent 2; Sagamore; 4A Basketball Game. BARRY K. GOLD Mirth, with thee I mean to live. English Chairman 7; Commercial Art Chairman 1; Hop Committee. Square Dance Committee; Sagamore. JEFFREY GERBER Any essential of a happy life is freedom from care. Service Club. PATRICIA EILEEN GARRITY Always on her toes and with you to the end. She makes the very greatest kind of friend. Study Chairman; Prom Committee. BARRY S. GOLD 7he greatest truths are the simplest; And so are the greatest men. A Cappclla Choir; Prom Committee. STUART IRWIN GOLDBERG Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least. Sagamore 2; Science Secretary 2; Annex Play, Ticket Committee; Square Dance Committee; Prom Committee; Auditor. HERBERT ALAN GOMBERG He's one of the boys And one of the best. Projection Staff 6. 7; Equipment Leader 6; French Club 1. 2; Career Club I; Orchestra I, 2; Science Club 2; Stage Crow 2; Junior Red Cross President 2; Orchestra Stage Manager 2. GERALEE R. GOTTLIEB A merry twinkle in her eye Proves that mischief lurks nearby. Sorvico Club PHILIP C. GRAND Many may search before they find A heart as manly or as kind. Homeroom Chairman 6. 7. 8; Square Dance Committee. Hop Committee. History Chair man. Legend Staff; Prom Committee. 20 BURTON DONALD GREENBERG Ho preferred to be. rather then to teem, good; Hence, the lets he sought friends, the more they pursued him, Latin Club 1, 2. 3: Gym Secretary 3; Radio Club 3: Science Club 1. 2; Orchestra 1.2: Calumet Agent I. 2: Calumet Editorial Staff 5; Algebra Chairman 4; Contemporary Club 4; Gym Custodian; 4A Basketball Team. CAROLE JOY GROSSMAN She looks like on angel, a pretty one too. But you never can tell what an angel will do. Sagamore 2; Calumet Staff: Ticket Committor Chairman; Cafctoria; Banker 1. 2: Science Club I, 2; Sagamore Inspector; Science Secrotary; Prom Committee; A Cappcllo Choir; 4A Basketball Game Cheerleader. BABARA MARY GUSTOS Her face is sweet, her thoughts are kind. A nicer girl Is hard to find. English Chairman 3; Health Chairman 1; J. B. T. Chairman 2; Sagamores 2; Gym Monitor 2; Guidance Secretary 3; Legend Staff; Prom Committee. RENEE F. HECHT She has a disposition sweet and fair, As if some soft chimes had struck the air. Hebrew Club 2. 3; English Ass t Secretary 4; Library Staff 6; Gvm Custodur. Square Dance Committee; Prom Committee PATRICIA EVELYN HOLLERIETH The mildest manners and the gentlest heart Service Club. 21 RHEA M. JACOBS She's witty to talk with, pretty to walk with, and pleasant to think of. Health 1. 6. 7; Chairman; Class Council 5. 6. 7; Square Dance Committee; A Cap-pella Choir 1. 2. 8; French Secretary 2; French Club 1. 2, 3. 4. 5, 6. 7; Homeroom Secretary 1.2; Sagamcre 1,2; Science Club 2; Career Club; Algebra Tutor; History Secretary; Hop Bids Committee Chairman; Algebra Secretary 5: English Secretary 5; Contemporary Club 1. 2: Annex Play Ticket Committee; Prom Bids Committee Chairman; Legend Staff. 22 BARBARA ELLIN JACOBSON Cute as a bunny, twice as sweet; A nicer girl you could never meet. French Club; Library Staff; Annex Play Ticket Committee. Squaro Dance Committee; English Secretary; Usher; Dramatic Club; Hop Committee: Oral English Chairman; Legend Staff; O. B. A. Representative: A Cappella Choir; Prom Committee. RENEE ROSLYN HORN You like her when you meet her. And then you like her more. Office Staff 3. 4; Gym Secretary; Square Dance Committee; Foreign Language Office Secretary; Calumet Staff; Sagamore: Library Staff; French Club; Health Chairman; Secretary to Mr. Brcnman; A Cappella Choir; Hop Committee; Prom Committee. WILLIAM JACOBS He's guiot and modest in his way. And he's a great pal, they all say. Health Chairman 1; Legend Staff; Prom Committee. DONALD I. KALFUS A swell and quiet lad it he, Always remembered will he be. Biology Club: Camora Club: French Club I. 2; Sagamore 1. 2; Annex Play; Homeroom Treasurer 5. 6. 7; Atomic Phytic Club; Hop Committee; Contemporary Club; Legend Staff; English Chairman 8; Class Council; Prom Committee. EVELYN JOYCE DRURY JEFFERSON She sparkles like a precious stone. A vision of loveliness in body and mind. Physics Lab. Ass't 6; Spanish Secretary 6; Scamsh Club 6; Spanish National Honor Society: Contemporary Club 6: Booster Club 6; Calumet Staff: A Cappella Choir 6; Square Dance Committee: Sagamore; English Secretary 2; Science Club 2: Latin Club; Art Club; Art Chairman; O. B. A. Decorations Committee; a A Basketball Game Cheerleader; Wee Bethians 7, 8; Bndac Club; Legend Staff; O. B A. Council Representative; Prom Committee; Library Staff; President National Spanish Honor Society; Contemporary Club. ARNOLD KANTROWITZ A cheerful youth, courteous end kind. A steady friend with an energetic mind. Algebra Tutor; Biology Club 1. 2; Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4. 5; Banker I. 2; Contemporary Club 1. 2. 3; German Club I, 2; German Assembly Program; Art Club I, 2; Safety Council: Latin Chairman 1,2: Square Dfence Committee; Library Staff; Stamp Club; Art Play; Annex Honor Society: English Chairman; Latin Club Chairman; Reading Club; Banking Agent. ROBERT CARL KAPRASZEWSKI A popular fellow, he's blithe, debonaire, Nonchalant, and handsome, with a carefree air. French Club I; Science Club I; Gym Chairman; • Health Chairman; Hop Committee; History Chairman 3. 23 JUDITH C. KARETNICK Pretty to look at. pleasant to hear; And very inspiring when leading a cheer. Gym Secretary 6; Chcerlcadmg Squad 3. 4. 5. 6 8; Calumet Agent 6; N. Y. Times Agent 6. 7. 8; English Secretary I, 6; A Cappella Choir I. 2. 3. 8; Booster Club 6; Square Dance Committee; Sagamore: Science Secretary I. 2. 3; Art Secretary 2; Color Guard; Dramatics Club 2; Calumet Agent 6; Science Chairman; Homeroom Secretary: Algebra Secretary I, 4; French Secretary I; Health Custodian; Hop Committee: Commercial Art Secretary; A Cappella Choir Secretary; Legend Staff; Prom Committee. JUDITH SUZANNE KARL She’s so cute and so petite. Her pleatant charm maket life complete. French Club 1, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7; Twirling Club I : Art Club 2; Annex Play Ticker Committee; Health Secretary 3; Secretary to Mr. Kobctz; Checrleadmg Club 3; Usher 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 8; Homeroom Secretary 3; Calumet Agent 3; 3A Class Treasurer; Contemporary Club 8: Calumet Circulation Co-Manager 6. 7; Square Dance Committeo; Secretary to Mr. Bruder 6. 7. 8; Hop Committee; Prom Committee; Secretary to Mr. Brenman; Legend Staft. ETHEL KING This air I is friendly, this girl is gay; We think she’s swell in every way. Banker 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. World History Secretary 4; Hebrew Club Chorus 3; English Secretary 3. 4; Band; Commercial Art Secretary 3. 4; Calumet Agent 2; Hop Committee; Secretary to Mr Schneider; Secretary to Mr. Pearl; Prom Committee; Legend Staff. SANDRA KATCHER She can be quiet, she can be gay. All in her own friendly way. J. B. T. Chairman 2: Annex Play Tickets Committee. Twirling Club; English Secretary 5. 6; History Secretary 2; Hop Committee; Occupations Secretary; Safety Council; Prom Committee. ANN GLADYS KLEIN Resolve with energy divine. The victory to gain. O. B. A. Homeroom Representative 6. 7; N. Y. Times Representative; Square Dance Entertainment Committee Chairman; Economics Secretary; French Club Chairman 1.2; French Secretary 2. 4; Calumet Treasurer; Accompanist; Sagamore: Calumot Circulation Staff 1. 2; Biology Lab Ass't; Biology Chairman; History Chairman; Career Club Vice President; Library Staff; 4B Class Council; B Hop Entertainment Committee Chairmans Legend Business Maonagor; Prom Entertainment Committee Chairman, English Chairman; French Secretary; Legcnr- Staff; Contemporary Club: A Cappe'la Choir. FRANCES SARI KIMMELMAN Just the right combination of all that is fine. Stcno Chairman 6; Secretary to Mr. Schneider; 3A Class Council; Square Danco Committee; Sagamore; Homeroom Chairman 2; Safety Council Representative; Annex Play; Dramatic Club 2. Twirling Club I; Calumet Agent I; Hop Committee; Secretary to Mr. Wallock; Gvm Secretary; Legend Staff; A Ceppella Choir; History Secretary; Prom Committee; 4A Class Council Representative. 24 DAVID SHELDON KLEIN His limbs were cut in manly mold For hardy sports in contest bold. 3A Claw Council; Square Dance Commit-tee; Calumet Staff; Science 1, 2. Chairman; Algebra 2. Chairman; Basketball Team I. 2; Calumet Annex Page Editor; Sagamore; Health Chairman; Calumet Staff; French Club. President: Gym Co-Chairman; Legend Statf; Homeroom Co-Chairman; Prom Committee; 4B-4A Basketball Gama. EDWARD JOSEPH KLURMAN A little nonsense now ond then Is relished by the best of men. Service Club. LYNDA H. KOENIGSBERG And all the beauty of thy grace Is in thy heart and on thy face. Calumet Agent 6. 7; Square Dance Committee; 3A Class Council; Dramatic Club; French Club 1. 2; History Chairman; Annex Play Usher; Biologv Secretary; English Secretary; Hop Committee; Contemporary Club; Chcerleading Club; Annex Play Ticket Committee; Career Club; Library Staff; Chemistry Chairman; Legend Staff; A CappcHa Choir; Prom Table Setting Committee Chairman. GLORIA S. KUSHNER A wonderful girl for a job well done. And with it all. a groat do.il of fun Art Club 1. 2; Annex Play Prompter; J. B T. Secretary; Calumet Agent 1.2; 3A-4B Plav; Clothing Secretary. 5. 6. 7; Dramatic Club; Hop Committee. Legend Staff. Prom Committee. 25 THEODORE LAUX Fond of beauty, fun, and laughter; Pleasure first, and business after. Service Club. CAROLE ELAYNE LEE She's os pretty at she is sweet, A nicer girl you'll never meet. Library Staff 1; English 7 Secretary; Gym 7. Secretary; Basketball Club 7; Badminton Club 7, Captain; History 2. Secretary; Homeroom 2. Secretary; Calumet Agent 2; Sagamore 2; Twirling Club 7; A Cappella Choir 7; Hop Committee; English 8, Secretary; Prom Committee; Twirling 6. 7. 8; Booster Club; N.Y. Times Agent; Twirling Club 3. 5. 7. RENEE JOAN LEHRHOFF Women were mode to g vo our eyes delight. Twirling Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Twirling Squad I, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7. 8; A Cappella Choir 7, 8; Majorette 8; J.B.T. Chairman I; Occupations Secretary 1; Health Custodian I; Typing Secretary 6; Economics Chairman 3; Legend Staff; History Secretary 4; Prom Commit fee: Hop Committee; Square Dance Committee; Sagamore; Legend Staff 8; Homeroom Chairman I; Science Chairman 1,2; English Chairman -5; Ceramics Chairman 7. ALAN BERNARD LEVINE A fresh, a free, a friendly man. Soccer Team; Chemistry Laboratory Asis-tant; Legend Staff. GERALD A. LEISTEN A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts alongside of it. Atomic Energy Club; Sagamore I. 2. 4; Camera Club; French Club; Career Club; Homeroom Treasurer; Prom Committee. 26 PHYLLIS LEMPERT Quiet, gentle and a lady. Homeroom 3. Chairman; Calumet Agent 1, 2. 3; Safety Council I; Typing Chairman; Red Cross Representative 2; Business Arithmetic Secretary 2; Guidance Office Secretary. SYLVIA IRIS LIFSHITZ The sweetest essence is always confined in the smallest glass. Office Sagamore 2. 3. 6: Band 6; Business Arithmetic Chairman 2: Library Staff 1, 2, 3; Dramatics I; Ticket Committee 1, 2; Prom Committee; A Cappella Choir. MINA ELISE LEVY God mode a heart of gold, shining and sweet and true, • Gave it a home of fo rest mould, blessed . it and called it—YOU French Club 4; Hebrew Qlub 4; Hebrew Chairman 4; Twirling Squad 6. 7. 8; History Secretary 4; Arithmetic fund Secretary; A Cappella Che r 6. 8 Prom Bids Committee Co-Chairman; Twirling Club 3. 5. 7; Legend Staff; Hop Bids Committee Co-Chairman; Health Secretary 4; Geometry Secretary 2. CAROL BETH LILIEN In youth and beauty wisdom is but rare, But m our girl Carol all three are there. Typing Secretary I, 2; Gym Secretary 8; Prom Committee. THELMA CLAIRE LILIEN Always sweet, always kind. Always quiet and refined. Wee Bethians; Glee Club. 27 BARBARA SUE LIPMAN Dazzling eyes, a pep that's rare. A smile so charming beyond compare. Twirling Squad I, 2. 3. 4, 5. 6, 7, 8; Health Secretary; English Secretary: Study Hall Secretary J. 2; Occupations Chairman; Homeroom Chairman I; English Chairman; Sales Chairman; Prom Committee; Legend Staff; A Cappella Choir. PAULA FREDA LOEB Serious, sometimes, humorous, sometimes. —likeable always! English Secretary. 3, 6. 7; Homeroom Banker 4. 5: Mop Committee; Calumet Agent 3. 6. 7; Contemporary Club 3. 4. 5. Bridge Club 3. 4; 3B Class Council Representative; 3B Picnic Ticket Committee; Homeroom Secretary 3, 6: Square Dance Committee; Study Secretary I. 2; French Club I. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club: Health Secretary; Twirling Club I, 2; Geometry Secretary; Aloebra Chairman 2; Dance Club 2; Annex Art Play; Dramatic Club; Sagamore: French Secretary 1; Annex Play Tickot Committee; Calumet Agent; New York Times Agent; Art Secretary; Legend Staff Prom Committee; Basketball Gamo Cheerleader. HAROLD MAIER Why should the devil have all the fun? Football 2; Calumet Agent 4; Art 4 Chairman. Gym 8 Chairman. LELAND STACY LOWTHER There was a boy that all agreed had shut within him the rare seed of learning. Latin Club I. 2. 3: Science Club 1. 2. 3; Art Club 1, 2. 3: Sagamore I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7; Latin 2 Chairman; Latin Club Secretary 1.2; Calumet; Biology Club 1.2; Algebra 3 Chairman; Algebra Tutor 1. 2; Honor Society; German Club Secretary; Contemporary Club 1. 2. 3; German Auditorium Program; Homeroom Chairman 4; German Club 1.2; Biology Laboratory Assistant; Reading Club; History Secretary; 3A Class Council; Cafeteria Staff; Prom Committee. DIANE MARCUS You might $. • Dancing it her middle name; In jazz or ballet she'll win her fame. Gym Locker Patrol; A Cappclla Choir; Hop Committee. HALINE MACHOLTZ Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Sagamore. LEGEND STAFF F£ 28 AN AFFAIR 7b REHEM0E.R “THG Senior PRopi MARILYN LEE MARCUS She's very cute but not too tell. For precious things ere very smell. Library StaM; Contemporary Club; Gym 7 Custodian; Health 7 Custodian; Health. 2 Secretary; Auditor; Art Club; A Cappclla Choir; Prom Committee. 9 RUTH MARGULIES A striking young lady with looks so fair. Attracts your attention with her long flaming heir. Twirling Club 7; Study Secretary 7; 3A-4B Play; Prom Committee; Secretary to Mr. Dc Lisi; Twirler 8; Secretary to Mr. Brudcr. 29 MARILYN MEISELMAN Her hair is brown and her eyes are hke night; But she lends to the darkest day her inner light. Square Dance Committee. Assistant Treasurer 6: English 6 Chairman; English Secretary 3; Homeroom Chairman 4. Biology Secretary 4; Shady Secretary 4; Sagamore I, 2; French Club I; Occupations Secretary 1; Occupations Treasurer I; Homeroom Secretary 7; History Secretary 7; A Cappclla Choir 7; 4B Hop Committee: French Secretary 2; Legend Staff; Consumer Problems Secretary; Prom Committee. JUDITH MARY MESLER There's always a smile upon her lips And a twinkle in her clear blue eyes.. Service Club. FLORA LOIS MILCHMAN Charm it a woman's strength just as strength it a man's charm. Gym Office 1. 2. Secretary; History Secretary; Office Sagamore 1.2: Secretary to Mr. Schneider; Gym 7 Secretary; U.S. History 4 Secretary. 30 RITA MILLER When things were as fine as could possibly be. I thought 'twos spring, but. alas, 'twas she. Homeroom Secretary 3. 5. 6. 7. 8; A Cap-pella Choir 1. 2; Square Dance Committee; Homeroom Treasurer; Sagamore: Fu-turo Tcachors Club; Clothing Secretary; French Club 1. 2; Legend Staff; Prom Committee; History Chairman 2: Color Guard 6, 8; Hop Committee; Needlecraft Club. SUSAN OAKLANDER Her graceful case, swoetrtfss, and gentle pride Would hide her faults if she had faults to hide. English 6 Secretary; Guidance Secretary: A Cappella Choir 1. 2; Class Council 7. 8. Square Dance Committ- toe; Homeroom Secretary 4: Future Teacher Club: French Club 1, 2; Science Club; Art Club; Banker; History 3 Secre-tary; Hop Refreshment Committee Chairman; Contemporary Club; Dramatics Chairman; Legend Staff; Prom Committee. LOUIS S. MULLER Fun in his heart, fun on his mind. Louis is one of our favorite kind. Servico Club. LAURENCE L. ORLANS Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Geometry 4 Chairman; Health 6 Chairman; Gym 6 Secretary; Geometry Tutor 6; Square Dance Committee: Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; English 3 Secretary; French Club 2; Safety Council; Music 2 Chairman; Hop Committoc; Prom Reception Committee Chairman. HARRY OSTROWSKY A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Homeroom Chairman 3: English Chairman 1. 2, 3; Gym Chairman 3; Algebra Tutor 1; French Chairman 1; A Cappella Choir. for i year service ON THE SWIMMING POOL hPWftOL - —• RECOGNITION 31 EUGENE C. PACELLI A good looking fella, but rather shy. He's the apple of every Eve's eye Service Club. JOAN LINDA RAFF To walk with sha's pretty; To talk with, she's witty. Office Sagamore 6; Spanish 6 Chairman: Spanish Club 3. 4. 5; English 3 Chairman; Square Dance Committee: Stenography Secretary 4; Study Secretary 4; Art Play 1; Art Club 1; A Cappella Choir 1. 3. 5. 8; Committee; Contemporary Club 1. 2. 3; Wee Bcthians I. 2. Legend Staff; Prom Committee; 4A Class Council Representative MARC RESNICK A sparkling wit. a charm that's rare. Resist him? No one can! U.S. History Chairman 3; Gym Secretary 7; Commercial Art Monitor I: Hop Committee; Health Chairman 1. 2; Gym Chairman I ; French Club 1 ; Algebra Secretary I. 2. 3; French Club I. 2; Basketball I; Gym Secretary I. 2. 3. 6; Algebra Chairman 3; Biology Secretary 3; French Chairman 3; 3A Class Council; Square Dance Committee: Sagamore 2; English Secretary 2; Prom Committee; Arith. Fund. Chairman; International Relations Chairman, ROBERT ALLEN REISMAN He sits high m the hearts of his companions. French Club I. 2. 3; Tutor | 2- Career Club I; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; N. Y Times Agent; Atomic Energy Club Chairman-Wtt 3: Band i. 4. Prom Comrrnh 4AG Basketball Team; 4B-4A Basketball Game Agent. WENDY MONICA ROBINSON Most learned of the fair. Most fair of the learned. Latm Club I, 2: Calumet Staff; Biology Chairman 2; Algebra Chairman 4; Typing Chairman 2; Secretary to Dr. Jellinek. Ksl MISX UON6fcGAN -H lllUJ z i� uiM|.no77l lh JOAN BETTE ROSENBERG A mixture of friendliness end intelligence spiced with wit. Algebra Tutor 1: Occupations Secretary 1; Science Club 1.2; Latin Club 1, 2. 3; Sagamore 2; Color Guard 2; Cafeteria I: Calumet Staff 1. 2; Library Staff 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Homoroom Secretary 6. 7; Square Oanco Committee; Legend Staff; Prom Committee: Calumet Managing Editor; Calumet Editor-in-Chief. LOLA AUDREY ROSENFELD Always happy, always glad: Never frowning, never sad. Fencing Club 2; Secretary to Miss Loner-oan; Health Custodian 7; Homeroom 101 Secretary; Legend Staff; Prom Committee. DAVID B. RUBIN Our ideals are our better selves. Projection Staff 1. 4. 0; Square Dance Committee; Career Club; Sconce Club; Soccer; Prom Committee; Legend Staff. CAROLE JOYCE SANDLER A wonderful girl always so gay, Everyone likes her very sweet way. Sagamore; Square Danco Committee; A Cappella Choir I, 2: Office Staff; English Secretary 7; Study Secretary; Hop Committee: Musk Appreciation Secretary; Prom Committoo; Legend Staff. ARNOLD JEROME SCHAAB For him the world would hold no joys. If in it there were only boys Calumet Managing Editor 1.2; Sound Crew; Gym Custodian; Soccer; 3a Square Dance Committee; 3A. 48 Class Treasurer; 3A. 4B Play; Hop Committee; Chemistry Lab. Ays't, Prom Committee. 33 RITA ANN SCHELLER She's nice and petite, a treat to meet. Gym Monitor 4; Sagamore 2; Secretary to Mr. Schneider; Foods Chairman 3; Prom Committee. PHYLLIS ELLEN SCHENKEL With virtue and confidence, one may capture the world. English Chairman I. 2; French Club I. 2; Dramatic Club; Algebra Secretary 1; French Club Secretary; Sagamore; Hebrew Club; Hebrew Secretary 2; Calumet Agent J. 2; Square Dance Committee; Consumers Problems Secretary: Study Secretary; Sewing Chairman; History Secretary 3; Auditor; Homeroom Treasurer; Hop Committee. Legend Staff; Prom Committee; O. B. A. Representative; English Secretary 8; Contemporary Club. 34 SHEILA SCHERER Her charms are too numerous to tell. Homeroom Secretary 3; English Secretary 3; Study Secretary 4; Library Staff C, Square Danco Committee. Hop Committee; Prcm Committee; Calumet Agent; Legend Staff; English Secretary 8: 4B. 4A Basketball Game Ticket Committee. syma c. scher A cheery greeting, a friendly smile, Happy go lucky is her style. Cheerleader; Booster Club 6;,Square Dance Committee. Secretary to Mr. Jellmek; Science Class Chairman 2; Annex Play 2; Sagamore 2; Homeroom Chairman 3, 7; Typing Chairman 3: English Secretary 3. 4; Steno Secretary 4; Business Law Secretary 7; Dramatics Secretary 7; History Secretary 7; A Coppclla Choir 7. 8; 48 Hop Committee; Prom Committee; Sales Secretary. SUSAN BARBARA SCHILLING Her looks, her %mil , her friendly ways. Will make her a favorite aII her days- French Club 1; Cheerleadmg Club 1; Sagamore; A Cappella Choir; Square Oance Committee; Hop Committee; Commercial Art Chairman 2; Legend Staff; Prom Table-Setting Committee Chairman. JANET SCHLACHMAN She ha a augh that’s full of fun. And a disposition bright as the sun. Anne Play I; Twirling Club I; A Cappella Choir; Prom Committee; Legend Staff. HOWARD P. SCHIFF Ideas ere, in truth, forces; Infinite, too. is the power of personality. A union of the two always makes history. Biology Club 1. 2; Math Club 3. 4. 5; Stamp Club 2. 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Contemporary Club 3. 4, 5. 7, 8; Science Seminar 3. 4. 5: Banking Agent 3; Health Chairman 3; Spanish National Honor Society 7. 8; 4B Hoo Committee: History Club I, 2: Latm Club President I; Latin Chairman 2; Algebra Tutor I. 2. 5; Occupations Class; Voc. Club Chairman; Spanish Secretary 5; Vocabulary Club 5; Bridge Club; Prom Committee. TOBY ANN SCHUCHMAN Wit, now and then struck smartly, shows a spark. Homeroom Secretary 4- French Secretary 4; Sagamore 4; English Chairman 6; Square Dance Decorations Committee Chairman; Dramatics Secretary; A Cappella Choir. 35 JEROME S. SCHWAM He is capable of imagining all, arranging all—of doing everything. French Chairman 1; Occupations Chairman 1; French Club I. 2. 4; Banker; Sagamore; Annex Play Prompter; Algebra Secretary 2, 4; Art Secretary; Homeroom Chairman 3, 4; Dramatics Club; Health Secretary 4, 7; English Chairman 4, 5; O. B. A. Representative; Square Dance Ticket Committee Chairman; Hop Decorations Committee Chairman; 4B Class Council; 3A-4B Play; Legend Staff; Gym Secretary 8; Art Chairman; Prom Master of Ceremonies. SYLVIA SEMPEPOS A pleasant girl, with pleasant ways. Will be successful ell her days. Sagamore. AGNES RUTH SMITH She is gey end carefree as though life were e pleasant game Secretary to Mr. Chascn. MARLENE PHYLLIS SNYDER Her disposition is as fair As the golden of her hair. Library Staff: Booster Club; Sagamore; Prom Committee. HENRY IRWIN SONNABEND 8y different methods, different men excel. But he's the one who does all things well. Indoor Track 5. 7; Outdoor Track 5. 7; French Club 1, 2: Science Club 1; Crosscountry Team 4. 6: Track Team 3: Algebra Secretary 3; Algebra Tutor 3: Contemporary Club 7; Cross Country Team: Bookkeeping Chairman 4; Prom Committee. RITA DEBORAH SORNSTEIN And those who know thee, know ell words are faint. A Cappcila Choir 1. .2. 3. 4; Sagamore: Prom Comm.tree. Legend Staff; A Cap-pcllj Choir Secretary; Secretary to Mrs. Birnbaum. On - RfiAU Denfc -Tms i so COftN ! ttfc 3o P£ MARTIN HENRY STEELE In his manner he's serious end steady. But lor a toko he's always toady. Latin Club I, 2. 3: Science Club I; Occupations Chairmen I; English Chairman 1: Orchasfra I. 2. 3. 4; Talent Show I; Homeroom Choirman 3; Orchestra Drum Sorgcant 2; Band 3; German Club 3. 4. 5; Sagamore 6; German Chairman 7; Language Program 7; N. Y. Times Representative; 4 A Basketball Team; Prom Committee; Gym Custodian. HOWARD SPRINGER He mixes wisdom with mirth, end work with happiness. Math Tutor I. 2; World History Club I; Latm Club Officer; Latin Class Chairman I; Latin Club I. 2. 3; Stamp Club I. 2. 3; Contemporary Club President 1. 2; O. 8. A. Representative; Sagamore; Youth Council Representative; Health Secretary; Science Seminar 1, 2; Biology Club. Chess Club; Math Club; 4B Class Council Representative; Spanish Honor Society 1, 2: National Honor Society; Bridge Club; Class Council; Legend Staff; Prom Committee. PAULA STASHIN Friends to her are a thing of bliss. She's liked by all. this friendly miss. Steno Chairman; Secretary to Mr. Schneider; Prom Committee;'Health Chairman. IRA JOEL TIPLITZ A body full of heart, And a heart full of fun. Football Team Manager 6; Projection Staff; N. Y Times Agent 3. 4. 6. 7; Health Projectionist 6; Chess Club 4; Science Seminar 3. 4; Camera Club 3: French Club 1. 2; World History Secretary 2; Stage Crew Chairman 2; History Club I; Square Dance Committee. Camera Club Secretary 4. SYBIL BRENDA TOLAND She has a laugh that’s full of fun, And a disposition bright as the tun. Algebra Secretary I; French Club I, 2; Sagamore I, 2, 3; Twirling Club 1; Dramatic Club 2; English Chairman 1; Homeroom Secretary 3. 7. 8: Bookkeeping Secretary 3; Calumet Agent 7, 8; Secretary to Mr. Schwartz; Square Dance Committee; Secretary to Dr. Jcllinck; Hop Committee. Legend Staff; Prom Committee; A Cappclla Choir. JUDITH ANNE TUHY A wonderful girl for a job well done, And, with it all, a great deal of fun. French Club I, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4. 5. 6. 7; Calumet Staff 1. 2. 4; Annex Play; Proiechon Staff 3 4. 6, 7; Biology Club 3; Glee Club Librarian 4; Reading Club 3; French Secretary 3; Biology Secretary 3; Library Staff; Sagamore; 4B Play; Prom Committee; A Cappclla Choir. JACQUELINE S. TURK It is not true that woman was made from man's rib;; she was really made from hit funny bone. Square Danco Committee; Study Secretary; Annex Play; Sagamore; Annex Play Ticket Committee; French Club 1, 2; Twirling Club; Canteen Committee; Dramatic Club; Legend Staff; Prom Committee; A Cappclla Choir. CHARLOTTE F. TUREN Always pleasant, always kind. Always charming and refined. Library 4. 5: Sagamore: Calumet Agent 7; Business Arithmetic Secretary; Ticket Committee; Art Club; Dramatic Club; Prom Committee; Legend Staff. BARBARA ELIZABETH VERNOSKY She mo-yes like a goddess and looks like a Queen. Steno Chairman 4; Business Arithmetic Secretary 1; Calumet Agent; U. S. History Chairman 6; Secretary to Mrs. Birnbaum 6; Steno Secretary 4, 6. Business Arithmetic Chairman 2; Art Chairman 2; English Chairman 2; S.vjomoro Inspector 2; Make-Up Committee 2: Health Chairman 7; 48 Class Council; Hop Publicity Committee Chairman; Occupations Secretary I; Twirling Club I; Homeroom Chairman 6; Prom Committee. JUDITH VAN POZNACK Capable, charming, and very gay. An all around gal m every way. Bookkeeping Secretary 1 ; English Ass’t Secretary 3; Calumet Agent 3; Sales Chairman 2; Legend Staff; Prom Committee; A Cappclla Choir; Hop Committee STANLEY ALAN WEINICK It music be the food of love—play on. Science Club Chairman; Latin Club J. 2; Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Band; Talent Show; Biography Chairman 2; Calumet Agent; Spanish Club; Contemporary RIMA WATENMAKER A tiny, pretty, charming darling, she. Serv.ee Club. English Secretary 7. SAMUEL JOEL WEINSTEIN Just a pal. kind and true, A loyal classmate through and through. Staoe Crew I. 2; Homeroom Chairman 1; Career Club Chairman; Stamp Club 4; Gym Secretary 3; Health Secretary 3; Algebra Secretary 2. 4; Sccncc Seminar 4; French Club 2; Science Club 2. LARRY WEISS Full of fun and mischief, too. Doing things he shouldn't do. 38 Council; Hcbrow Club 3; Square Dance Committee. LORA WEISS A pleasant manner, a cheery smile. The things that make life worthwhile. Service Club. MORRIE I. KRAEMER Hit sense of humor is unsurpassed. Our mem'rres of him will always last. ANNETTE ALICE WILLIAMS Simple of manner; sweet of smile. O. B. A. Representative; Legend Staff; A Cappella Choir; Prom Committee; 48-4A Basketball Game Cheerleader. BARBARA ANN WOLF Every cloud has a silver lining. And tor Barbara the sun is always shining. Secretary to Mr. Schneider. JUVENILES HDD IHGEHUES (KEY TO PAGES 65-68) Home Room 308 1. 67 2. 68 3. Donald Kalfus 68 4. 67 5. 67 6. 68 7. Stanley Weinick 66 8. Jon Bauman 68 9. 65 10. 67 11. Claire Belowsky 68 12. William Jacobs 65 13. Marlene Snyder 65 14. 66 15. Florence Cohen .66 16. 66 17. Jerry Schwam 65 90. 68 00. Robert Kapraszcwski 68 Home Room 123 41. Joan Rosenberg_____________66 42. Hal Maier 66 43. Adele Avergon............. 67 44. Robert Gardner -------66 45. Carol Grossman..—........ 67 46. Judy Van Poznak...... 67 47. Audrey Fischer 67 48. Burton Greenberg L...—---- 68 49. Charlotte Turen .......... 65 50. The Resnick Twins__________68 51. Dcbbi Somstein.............66 52. Larry Weiss----------------68 53. Barbara Vernosky---------- 67 54. Phyllis Lempert.—.......—68 55. Jeffrey Schram............ 67 56. Janet Schlachman 66 57. Jerry Blackman-------------65 101. Syma Scher................ 68 Home Room 212 18. Sybil Toland__ 66 19. Nancy Bernstein 67 20. Carl Holmes 66 21. Judy Karctnick . 66 22. Rhea Jacobs 68 23. Renee Hecht.... 66 24. Judy Karl..... 65 25. Sanford Dvorin.. 67 26. Ethel King____ 68 27. Fred Enfield...............66 28. Ren6e Lehrhoff 66 29. Frances Kimmelman 65 30. Sandra Katcher.. 67 31. Barbara Marlowe 68 32. Lora Weiss.... 66 33. Gloria Kushner 68 34. Barry Gold.... 65 35. Gloria Morison.. 66 36. Sylvia Scmpcpos—---------- 68 37. Barbara Wolf— 68 38. Lenny Fruchtar.. 67 39. Janice Aarons ........... 68 40. Gerry Gottlieb —...........68 74. Mina Levy__________________ 6.' Home Room 101 75. Eddie Klurman 65 76. Stu Goldberg 77. Sheilah Cohen 65 78. 66 79. Rima Watenmaker. 64 80. Linda Koenigsberg 68 81. r: C c c. 2 UJ 67 82. 67 68 84. 65 85. Renee Horn 65 86. Arlene Heifer 65 87. Rhona Fink 65 88. Paula Loeb 67 89. Carole Sandler 67 91. Lola Rosenfeld 67 92. Haline Macholtz 66 93. ....66 94. Larry Orlans 65 95. Leona Resnick 65 96. Barbara Lipman 65 97. Barbara Jacobson._ 68 98. Patricia Hollereith 68 Home Room 121 58. Eric Alpert ...............65 59. Chris Franciscone.- ._______67 60. Eugene Pacelli .........—65 65. Bev Stein 65 62. Louis Muller .—68 63. Shirley Brody----------—----67 64. Jay Amdur................ 65 65. Pat Garrify 67 66. Marilyn Mcisclman ......... 65 67. Rita Glaser ....65 68. Ira Tiplitz 65 69. Carol Lilien— 65 70. Rita Scheller 67 71. Teddy Laux ............. ..66 72. Judy Tuhy—................ 66 73. Sylvia Lifschitz........... 67 99. Evelyn Jefferson ............68 41 The production begins in February 54. As the cast assembles on the Annex floor. Silence reigns. The director appears And expresses hope for a run of four years. The script is not new, just a revival. But each role is assigned to a new arrival. Each player is given a part to portray And the plot can unfold without delay. THE fiun Of THf PLfly if The players study at home almost every night. Add social activity, ’tis a late-burning light. As each one knows another, the fun does start. Not one stops to think, in four years all must part. A departure from work, from picking up cues. Is lunchtime enjoyment at Bragman's or Lou's. Laughter from the gym. rings through the hall Where the girls are dancing and boys play ball. A perfect opportunity to develop romances Are the Thursday canteens, or weekly dances. The Spring Formal is the highlight affair With most of the Players found gathering there. ★ The Players move to a bigger theater Where some feel lost, and rather bitter. But, it doesn’t take long to get used to the new. With little time to worry—for. so much to do. Others from Madison have joined the group Thus making complete this theatrical troupe. New places to lunch (sought by the kids) Are easily located—Harjay’s or Syd’s. if The four star winners, meet with applause As they get together to work for the cause On major entertainment they do embark— (Remember the picnic at Rahway Park?) Another occasion where all are merry. The successful square dance in January. (The directors, the designers are there with their wives.) We re laughing.and dancing—the time of our lives. There’s much hard work, but fun does not stop. The next big attraction’s the beautiful Hop. Entertainment wins a tremendous ovation. The effort was worth it tho' we need a vacation. At one event, costumes are seen Tis November—’tis Hallowe'en. Also that month—a basketball game! The crowd's superb (most everyone came!) The last affair we have to remember Is the Senior Prom. This is our December. The evening is a sentimental one For we can see the end of the run. if The Players look back, back to the stage Where we started together on our very first page. Each would seek a new role, a new life. Find in his future his love, his strife. And as a group we begin our careers. Always to remember these happy years! 43 101 PERFORMANCES Miss Lonergan called us together one day. And suggested we might produce a play. A script was written by Dave Klein Which everyone said was very fine. Just when everything looked so sunny, Rhona Fink mentioned the matter of money. Rima Watcnmaker agreed, We’re lacking . . . We really need some solid backing. Carole Sandler said. 'Til give you the dough. Make the lead Stu Goldberg, my steady beau. Marilyn Marcus chuckled. Gosh! What a riot! Jibed Arlene Heifer, Can humor be a steady diet? What Bobbie Lipman wanted to know Was. Who’d be an angel and back our show? Larry Orlans offered to make us a loan. This was promptly vetoed by Sheilah Cohen. Dave Rubin had an idea that seemed great: Why don't we incorporate? That's a good one, Linda Koenigsberg thought. Then all our work won't be for naught. Ann Klein was placed fully in charge of selling stock. She started things rolling by buying a block. Her committee. Haline Macholtz and Barry Gold, Helped to sec all the shares were sold. We've reached our mark. Elaine Ordower cried. Without money, this show would have surely died. Ed Klurman commented. We need many things. Such as scenery, dancers and music that swings. Wc were told by Joan Raff that the score was complete; 44 Leona Rcsnick announced. The tunes can't be beat. Choreographer Renee Horn was in a true trance, I've created” she said, the most beautiful dance. Herbie Comberg uttered, Enough about swirls.— More important, will there be enough girls?” Quick as a bunny. Barbara Jacobson retorted. Your idea of a play is slightly distorted.” Yhe tickets were placed in Rhoda Schcncrman's charge. She sincerely believed the sales would be large. Lola Rosenfeld headed the art committee. Make sure. warned Pat Hollerieth. that the scenery’s pretty. Gerry Leisten stressed. It’s public relations, above all, that counts. Good publicity—and we’ll see how the profit mounts. Flora Milchman agreed that indeed was the thing. But. she added, it has to have a special ring.” To Phil Grand's press release Paula Locb said. No! So sue me.” he answered. I just didn't know. Toby Schuchman smiled and glanced up from her letter. She remarked. Minute by minute, the show gets better. Now wc are ready, and can. at long last, Get down to the business of choosing a cast. lomn’s mimics and lovers GREEII S Guys and DOLLS 121 PERFORMANCES As we enter the room we see Mr. Green Who is perched on a stool and is casting a scene. A passage from Macbeth is recited by Judy Tuhy. Rita Scheller applauds; but Hal Maier says, ‘’Phooey! Hal seems to prefer the comedy team Of Alpert and Amdur who are really a scream. After dancer Bev Stein has finished her whirling, Ruth Margulies steps up to show off her twirling. At this time our talent scout Ira Tiplitz Claims he's found three singers . . . Triplets. But Ted Laux says he's seen by their eyes They were not really sisters; 'twas a disguise. Upon investigation it seems that the three Are Ev Jefferson. Linda Crawford and Carole Lee. Carol Lilien proposes we forgive the trio. We agree; they gratefully sing O Sole Mio. Oh. here comes Lou Muller and he starts in tappin' While Eugene Pacclli keeps time with some clappin’. Now a bit of a change, sweet Stephanie Dola Does a pantomime act helped by victrola. For the India act, who but Melinda Farmer Offers her talents as expert snake charmer. She's misplaced her snake so she uses Pat Garrity Whose hissing puts us in a state of hilarity. Sylvia Lifshitz speaks sharply. She's warning. Stop kidding around or we'll be here till dawning. Yes. let's hurry, let's finish. says Chris Franciscons, For my Mercury's parked in a No Parking zone. On we go with a waltz done by Agnes Smith And it’s Hank Sonnabcnd that she’s dancing with. Awed and attentive is cute Rita Glaser. (Marty Markowitz’s card tricks simply amaze her.I As tragedian. Anita Chinoy quivers and sighs. Bringing tears to Marilyn Meiselman's eyes. To be leading lady Judy Mcsler is willing. While Herb Gimelstob yearns for the part of the villain. Shirley Brody remarks that it's clear as day We all will be able to star in the play. Now that we know just who plays which part, We all must get ready. Rehearsal must start. Blflimm BfMDWflGOIl 123 PERFORMANCES Mrs. Birnbaum shakes her ruler and grins. Buenos dias. actores.” Rehearsal begins. Stage manager. Marc Rcsnick. needs some advice. He calls on our prop man. Larry Weiss. Director Maxine Resnick sends us to our places. And notes, as she counts, a few empty spaces. She asks her fine secretary, Eileen Chinitr. Account for those absent in your minutes.” She ventures that. Syma Scher's probably late. Janet Schlachman is missing, her third time to date, lola Francis, stage mother, is full of concern. She wonders, Will these two ever learn!” Sheila Scherer, studying her part with remorse. Asks Charlotte Turcn, What'll I do? My voice—it’s hoarse. As Judy Van Poznack and the author fight, Carole Grossman decides that Judy is right. Joan Rosenberg comments, looking quite sage, The play's going through a difficult stage.” The cast seems tired and not quite awake. When Debbi Sornstein suggests. Coffee break? The air is cleared, at least for a while. Enter Martin Fischel with a weary smile. We call on S. Joel Weinstein to make him up well. Bob Gardner exclaims. Hey. man!—You look swell! Barbara Vernosky lights up the scene. She asks Phyllis Lempcrt. Red. yellow or green? Burton Greenberg suggests a brand new idea: Special effects. Toby Zuckcrman says, Oy, vey is mir.” Arnold Schaab (Big Time Romeo I docs well in his part; He's played it so often he knows it by heart. Adele Avergoo and Jerry Blackman argue fiercely and hard. Harry Ostrowsky warns he'll call the National Guard. Howard Schiff. theatre manager, who oversees all, Is amused. (He enjoys the sight of a brawl.) We're pleased as our male lead. Howard Springer, Says he'll show the critics—he'll be a singer. He's heard by all but Martin Steele Who's diligerfly doing a scene from Camille. Matinee idol. Jeff Schram, if right is our guess. Will make this show a sure success. Audrey Fischer surveys the cast with glee. Observes Bob Rcisman, Wait and see. We've finished rehearsing. Everything looks just right. And now, wc arc ready for opening night. 46 KOBETZ'S MOUSEL 212 PERFORMANCES For good luck, Mr. Kobetz gives each girl a kiss. It's opening night and it’s a hit. or a miss. Lenny Fruchter, who's backstage and drawing the curtain, Remarks to Sandy Katcher, The show'll succeed. I’m more than certain.” Sybil Toland rises and goes to her stand. As somebody whispers. Strike up the band! The overture ends, out comes the chorus. Then Ethel King sings a solo for us. But the audience is dead, so to warm up the folks. Barry Gold shuffles out to tell a few jokes. Meanwhile, backstage, Renee Lehrhoff is sitting. She's doing the prompting and also her knitting. Barbara Wolf calms Judy Karetnick, who Is nervous for fear she'll forget her cue. Nan Bernstein and Rhea Jacobs, two dancing girls, Arc gossiping while fixing their careful curls. In the wings, dressed to kill, is Sandy Dvorin, Who yawns 'cause he thinks the whole thing is borin'. But Gloria Kushner, who has acted before. Is really eager about the whole score. She jumps with joy, as a matter of fact. As she watches Lora Weiss doing her act. Now Fred Enfield draws some cartoons on stage. His act will quickly become the rage. Renee Hecht and Jan Aarons tell Annmarie Bradley, Though this is her first role, she will not do badly. Frank Danziger, our |uggler, now has the floor. He's finished. The audience calls, Bravo! Encore! But we have a schedule to meet, and so, Fran Kimmelman, announcer, says, On with the show! On it goes, with Carl Holmes, who, calm as you please, Is performing his act on the flying trapeze. His partner, Gloria Morison (two in the air), Is swinging and tossing her flaming red hair. In the last act, Mina Levy gives us a song. Annette Williams sighs, Whew! Not a thing has gone wrong.” Right.” says Barbara Marlowe, but let us not rally Till the curtain goes down on the grand finale.” When it's finally over. Gerri Gottlieb notes we're now celebrated. Sylvia Sempcpos says our egos are inflated. A party. coos Don Beck. The idea's pretty keen And I've just bought two gallons of Dairy Queen. Judy Karl adds. I also have something enticing, And produces a cake with a rich chocolate icmg. We've enjoyed today, but then, there's tomorrow. We'll read the reviews to our joy ... or our sorrow. SCHfCHTER’S SHOUIBOBT 308 PERFORMANCES I'm so nervous. Sue Oaklander says. It's a crime! Let's do socnthing to pass the creeping time. I think she is right, agrees Susan Schilling. If someone suggests a good game. I'm willing. Val Cypra suggests we play reliable Ghost; Alan Levine thinks this idea’s the most. I can't.” laments Thelma Lilicn, keep my mind on the game. My head is whirling . . . rave notices and fame! Paula Stashin, not too cheerfully sighed. If we're not successful—well, at least we tried Wendy Robinson figured the show would lose money. Our banker. Arnie Kantrowitz, did not find that funny. We’d better be a hit, shouted Jacqueline Turk. After all of our energy—after all our hard work. Here comes Jon Bauman, not a minute too soon. He has the Times and the Herald Tribune. Barbara Gustos takes both. She just cannot wait. Look! Right here'! It says we were great.” Bob Kapraszewski, then, read the reviews aloud We're a hit! A success!” shouts Sammy McCloud. Lester Steinhoff reflected. It was hard waiting, but nevertheless. What a wonderful feeling—the show's a success!” Claire Belowsky and Billy Jacobs, who arc usually quiet. Whoop, yell and start a veritable riot. Putting the show on the road's lots of fun Though thcrc're drudgery, tears—before it is done. And when the critics predict a very long run It's then that the hard work has just begun. We've all gathered round our captain. Mrs. Schechter; We’ve told her we're glad she's our director. Jerry Schwam remarks, as we wait for the news. I hope that our show gets four star reviews. Leland Lowthcr is chosen to make a short speech. He says he thinks stardom is in our reach. Jeffrey Gerber says. Regardless what the critics write. I think the show was a hit tonight. Rita Miller cries. “Nevertheless. I’m afraid! What if our show did not make the grade?” Phyllis Schenkel is nervous; she's weak in the knees. Stan Weinick's so worried, he won't even tease. Marlene Snyder and Naomi Davis, new to the cast. Are praying their first night will not be their last. Donny Kalfus keeps pacing; he can't stop and rest. Though Dot Gandy helps, “All will turn out for the best. Diane Marcus is casually combing her hair. She's sure we'll get raves and she hasn't a care. Flo Cohen won't worry, even today. She just sits and dreams of her fiance . CAROLE LEE REN£E LEHRHOFF RUTH MARGULIES MINA LEVY FRANK A. DE LISI Director USHERS “Heaven Can 3A-4B Play “Cheapei Bij The Annex Play Honor Society 56 CREDITS EDITORIAL BOARD Fran Kimmelman Sybil Toland Paula Loeb Mina Levy Renee Lehrhoff EDITORIAL STAFF Joan Rosenberg Susan Oaklander Nancy Bernstein Jerry Schwam Barbara Gustos Janet Schlachman Judy Van Poznak Charlotte Turen Agnes Smith Judy Tuhy Shirley Brody Joan Raff Gloria Kushner Rhea Jacobs Carole Sandler Jacqueline Turk David Klein William Jacobs Ethel King Sheila Scherer ART STAFF Fred Enfield Melinda Farmer Evelyn Jefferson Judith Karetnick Linda Koenigsberg Renee Lehrhoff Barbara Marlowe Marilyn Meiselman Lola Rosenfeld Phyllis Schenkel Susan Schilling Jerry Schwam ADVERTISING Ann Klein Business Manager Melinda Farmer Linda Koenigsberg Susan Oaklander Fran Kimmelman Carole Grossman STAFF Judy Karl Bookkeeper Stanley Weinick Marilyn Meiselman Phyllis Schenkel Judith Karetnick Renee Lehrhoff Judith Van Poznak Photographers—David Rubin. Daniel Kalfus. Alan Levine ADVISERS Marilyn J. Feitel Esther Schechter Benjamin Epstein MARILYN J. FEITEL ESTHER SCHECHTER 59 BENJAMIN EPSTEIN Calumet Staff 60 •priss. AODW 199 0 YS ie i (pic 1 tW xcfifi « ' vw Ky kL lo 0Jj 1 '. £ p !_. vv °'a, 67? P ASS ■' “' A A' TO SPRING CON- .- � CURTflin CALLS ★ JEFFREY SCHRAM'S eyelashes uncurl. ★ ELAINE ORDOWER has to call a plumber. ★ ARLENE HELFER is elected Secretary of the Year. ★ MARC and MAXINE RESNICK are mistaken for husband and wife. ★ SHIRLEY BRODY wins an award for new medical discoveries. ★ ARNIE SCHAAB runs for governor of the state of New Jersey. ★ DAVID KLEIN re-writes the U. S. Constitution. ★ TOBY SCHUCHMAN wins a trip to Germany. ★ JERRY SCHWAM breaks the Senate filibuster record. ★ JOAN ROSENBERG becomes Editor-in-Chief of the New York Times. ★ HOWARD SPRINGER compiles a dictionary. ★ JON BAUMAN sells the New York Doily News. ★ RUTH MARGULIES wears a blouse. ★ MINA LEVY looks untidy. ★ SHEILAH COHEN ‘digs” La Boheme. ★ RHEA JACOBS forgets her eyebrows. ★ SANDY DVORIN takes Valentino’s place in the hearts of American women. ★ GENE PACELLI visits the Pope in Italy. ★ FRANK DANZIGER and BOB KAPRASZEWSKI get crew cuts. ★ FRAN KIMMELMAN. JANET SCHLACHMAN. and PAULA LEOB sing in tune. ★ PHIL GRAND and LARRY ORLANS design a million-dollar bridge. ★ BUNNY JACOBSON. LYNDA KOENIGSBERG. and SUE SCHILLING revolutionize teaching. ★ Hot fudge sundaes start showing on NANCY BERNSTEIN. ★ CAROLE GROSSMAN eats lunch at Syd’s. ★ ANN KLEIN gets a good night’s rest. ★ MARILYN MEISELMAN sports a page boy hair-do. ★ HARRY OSTROWSKY and BARRY K. GOLD become five-star generals. ★ PHYLLIS SCHENKEL becomes a chain smoker. ★ HOWARD SCHIFF gets a chance to recite all of Omar Khayyam. ★ SYBIL TOLAND holds a job longer than three weeks. ★ RIMA WATENMAKER writes the R.D.X. Reducing Plan. ★ SYMA SCHER reaches 5'1 . ★ CAROLE SANDLER and STU GOLDBERG give advice to the lovelorn. ★ ADELE AVERGON sings at the Met. ★ CAROL AND THELMA LILIEN finally exchange identities. 62 UnDERSTUDIES If We Don’t Have— Wc Do Have— MUTT................. KANGAROO............. OHRBACH’S............ K-K-K-KATIE.......... MARVIN RAINWATER . . HOUSES............... FLUID DRIVE.......... DOCTOR............... PENCE................ NUDNIK............... EISENHOWER........... SYDS................. ANSONIA.............. MOSES................ ANTLERS.............. PULLET............... SPINET ‘............. EARS................. MICKEY............... DICTATOR............. SHAVING CREAM . . . . IRON................. GRANT ............... MITTLEMAN’S.......... VAN DOREN HOMBERG.............. TIP TOP.............. CLAPP’S.............. EGYPTIAN............. GOVERNOR............. BAGELS AND CREAM CHEESE COTTON . BABE . . . SILVER . . DISNEYLAND FOREVER . LA ROSA MENNINGER................... HYMN........................ ANTI DISESTABLISHMENTARIAN ISM BOWERMAN.................... . JEFF . J. RAFF . KLEINS . KIMMELMAN. KOENIGSBERG. AND K APRASZ EWSKI . SAM McCLOUD . HOLMES . SCHIFF . MILLER. GARDNER. AND FARMER . SCHILLING . WEINICK . JEFFERSON . COHEN’S . BECK’S . JACOBS . HORN . SPRINGER . GRAND . LOEB . SYLVIA . KING . LOWTHER . STEELE . LEE . LEHRHOFF’S . VAN POZNAK . GOMBERG . FISCHER . GERBER . TURK . MAIER . LAUX . CHINITZ . RUTH . GOLD . TOLAND . AMDUR . MULLER . KARL . CAROLE . SYMA. RHEA. AND IOL . BERNSTEIN jimnim huh iimirns BECAUSE JOKER SODIUM MAGNET 901 ELECTRIC FOOTPRINT BREAD AND BUTTER COCA-COLA MEPHISTOPHELES TACK 8 REFRIGERATOR SUN CHOCOLATE RUBY STOCK MARKET CAMEL TELEPHONE MONA LISA he’s a card. he’s active. she’s attractive. he’s got the right angle. she’s so bright. he makes an impression. they go together. he's a natural, he’s full of the devil, she’s sharp. —what a figure! he's cool, he shines, she’s so sweet, she’s so precious, she’s unpredictable, for him we'd walk a mile, she has a ring. —what a smile! CANDLES they always go out. SODA FLOWER CHINA DUZ L M VITALIS BEE SCISSORS PICTURE BUREAU she sparkles. she blooms. she's delicate. she can do everything. she's modern. he’s so well groomed. she’s always busy. she's a cut-up. she has the perfect frame. —what a dresser! CLASS SOOG We are the Class of ‘58. And we're not boasting. We think we're great. We are the closest— The very mostest— It must be fate. LIGHT A CIGAAETTE (to the tune of Five Foot Two) Light a cigarette, take a drag. But whatever you do don't lag. Has anybody seen J. C.P Where's he—in the office. Smoke it quick, but beware. 'Cause we can sense it in the air That’s Mr. Bernstein makin’ his prowl. Now if you come in late. 8:38, You're sure to find Mr. B., Miss Bowerman, too Bet your life they won’t be kind. Now. after all is said and done. Don't get mad ’cause it's all in fun. Because we really love it here— WHERE'S THAT! Aldine and Chancellor! Cause we really love it here. THIS fACHAflTED EVEIHHG This enchanted evening, we will all remember. We will all remember, this lovely night in June. We've sung and we’ve danced. Our hearts were entranced. And the time of parting has come all too soon. This enchanted evening, memories we'll cherish Memories won't perish of happy times gone by. We've all been so close through laughter and tears And all through our lives we will treasure these years. The entertainment’s over; the Hop we ne'er will forget. Now that it’s over, we never will forget. 72 3fl IUIC lUflLH Doin' iDHAT comes nfliunfluy Teachers are dumb where we come from. They ain't had any learnin’. Still they’re flunkin' kids like we Doin’ what comes naturally. You don’t have to know how to read or write When you’re out with a fella in the pale moonlight. You don’t have to know how to quote Macbeth Or even know about Caesar’s death. That comes naturally. That comes naturally. Miss Lonergan in 210 Can't even write her name. She signs her recipies with x’s And they all come out the same. That comes naturally. That comes naturally. The teacher in the art room Pretends that she can draw. But all she ever does Is yell and yell some more. That comes naturally. That comes naturally. Uncle Ed lives on the hill. In his little “white house.’’ There he lives with his son and wife Doin' what comes naturally. Doin’ what comes naturally. Our Senora Birnbaum, That is what we call her. One day we will trick her And break her little ruler. That comes naturally. That comes naturally. This was all in fun. You see, We really love our teachers, And we hope that you’ll agree. We’re doin' what comes naturally. I’m a bow-legged chicken. I’m a knock-kneed hen. Never been so happy since I don't know when. I walk with a wiggle and a giggle and a squawk Doin' the 3A Wic Walk. Old McDonald had a duck Refrain Put your knees together, your arms apart. Flap your elbows. Get ready to start. Stamp your feet just for luck. Then you wiggle and you waddle like a baby duck. We came to this here great affair with bells on our shoes and bows in our hair. We ain't silent cousins ’cause we like to talk When we're doin' the 3A Wic Walk. When you walk through a storm Refrain We brung these fellers over to Syd’s. They ate so many hot dogs—they flipped their lids. Now Clem and Zeke and Abacrawk are doin’ the 3A Wic Walk. Drink to me only with thine eyes and Refrain Now grab your partners one and all. And go on dancin' and have a ball. Our horse outside is double-parked and he's doin’ the 3A Wic Walk. You may think that this is the end. Well, it is. 73 THERE IS nOTHlDG LIKE QUR fflCULTy (to the tune of There Is Nothing Like A Dame) There is nothing like our faculty, nothing in the world Better there could ever be than the Weequahic Faculty. They give homework until 12. book reports and lab rejects. Give us quizzes on the wrong days— Just to that we don't object. When we walk into the chem lab we get dizzy from the smell. What don't we get? You know darn well! There is nothing like our Uncle Sol. nothing in the world He is really quite a doll, our adviser Uncle Sol. All the troubles that we cause him; we must drive him quite insane. But he is such a boobie that he never would complain. When he walks into Class Council, he just takes things in his stride No wonder he's the 4B's pride. There is nothing like our Uncle Sol. nothing in the world. He is really quite a doll, our adviser Uncle Sol. So supposing we ain't bright or completely free from fault, Or as mild as a bird dog or as kind as Santa Claus. It's a waste of time to worry. Over pupils you have not Be thankful for the one's you've got. There is nothing like the 4B class, nothing in the world. For better kids you couldn't ask Than our wonderful, fabulous, marvelous, obnoxious. 4B class! PUDGE (to the tune of Honey Bun) Mr. Gerard's not dainty as a sparrow. His physique is nothing to applaud. Where he's narrow he’s as narrow as an arrow. And he’s broad where a man should be broad. Chorus: Three hundred and one pounds of fun, That’s our little honey-bun . . . Get a load of little Pudge tonight. Speaking of our little guy. Only 43 inches high. Every inch is packed with dynamite. His hair is black and curly. His curls are hurly burly. His belly’s like fudge. We call him Pudge. Whirly and Burly. He’s our guy. without a doubt. At us little keeds he'd never shout. We are caught and we don't want to run. Cause we re havin’ too much fun with little Pudge. Believe me. honey. He’s the cookie who cooked up the 4B Hop. Ain’t bein’ funny. Sonny, put your money ... on our LITTLE PUDGE!! CALL BOARD To the Faculty: You will be pleased to hear that Elvis Presley has consented to sing at the next faculty tea. G. C. MARTINO Chairman, Entertainment Committee All female faculty members interested in joining a women’s soccer team, see me after school today. (Sneakers and pinnies will be provided) MISS JUDSON Please Announce: To 4A's—The University of Hong Kong has just informed us that they will not be taking out-of-state students in February. MR. LA PENNA As of today all stairways are down and all doors are out. J. C. B. have just been received in our library and seven days: Home On The Range—M. L. Lonergan Bubbling Over—The Seltzers I Live Dangerously—Mrs. Mildred Yellin Bon Ami Is Better Than Soap—H. Rosenberg MRS. JELLINCK and MRS. BUCHNER mporary Club meeting Tuesday at 2:39. Topic: Is Space Travel a Reality? Speaker: Ivan Sputnik EPILOGUE To MR. BERNSTEIN: we leave the pleasure of breaking in the new 4A's. To MR OSTRIN: we leave our sincere appreciation for his guidance—and two tickets for a luxury flight to Paris and two others to the Folies Bergere. To OUR LEGEND ADVISERS—Mrs. Schechter. Miss Feitel. Mr. Epstein: we leave our Nobel Peace Prize for their working with us. To MR. KOBETZ: we leave an extra supply of ties for his boys for emergency assemblies. To MRS. SCHECHTER: we leave a lady-in-waiting to polish her new gold-plated sink. To MISS LONERGAN: we leave soup for breakfast. To MRS BIRNBAUM: we leave a supply of 18 inch apuntadores (rulers). To MR GREEN: we leave two new decks of cards for his bridge club. To MISS FEITEL: we leave a Do-It-Yourself Legend Kit. To MR DE LISI: we leave the male lead in Romeo and Juliet. To MR. FEIN: we leave an L.P. Cha Cha album and a dancing partner. To MISS JUDSON: we leave a good fencing team. To MR WALLOCK: we leave $1,000 worth of shrubbery for his new home. To MRS. ROUS and MRS. LAPPE: we leave two teenagers who have not conformed to the ways of the masses. To MESSRS STAMELMAN: we leave the 100 Best Novels.” To MRS. TWARDUS: we leave the President of the United States. To MISS STEINHOLTZ: we leave the blessings of a student labor union. To MISS O'CONNOR: we ieave a year’s supply of Words for the Day. To DR. MELNIK: we leave an award-winning choir. To THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY: we leave the memories of four wonderful years. To THE FUTURE SENIOR A’s: we leave a strong consitution and the cafeteria food. To THE JUNIORS: we leave the expectation of being seniors. To THE SOPHOMORES: we leave the book. How to Train the Freshman. To THE FRESHMEN: we leave ladders for reaching the water fountains. To THE ENTIRE FACULTY: we leave our gratitude for friendship and warmth, the aids to learning. pflmons Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Yawnick The Rev. and Mrs. B. D. Tuhy Myrna and Alan Jacobs Al Gelbach Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Winn Mr. and Mrs. Albert Geiger Anne Sornstcin Mickey Sornstein Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mazoki Mr. and Mrs. Peter Garski Mr. and Mrs. Sal Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Paul Korat Mr. and Mrs. John Gustos Mr. and Mrs. Al Richman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gustos Willie and Bob Mr. and Mrs. H. Retsky Mr. and Mrs. B. Flaster Mr. and Mrs. S. Chinitz Mr. and Mrs. Meola Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ziasney Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gustos Mr. and Mrs. R. Glatt Mr. Richard Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Wolt and Sons Davcy Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bruck Mr. and Mrs. Sid Feingold Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Israel Morrison Marge and Ed Lilicn Mr. and Mrs. Sol Agatstein Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Toland Mr. and Mrs. Sussman Martin Schwany To Dave Klein Mrs. Fannie Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Rudnick and Son Mr and Mrs. A. Kimmelman and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. D. Brodsky and Family Mr. and Mrs. Masur Enid Dombrono Mr. and Mrs. J. Snatosuosso A Friend Mr. and Mrs. M. Katzcn Mr. and Mrs. John Chiampor Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Beller Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kenter Mr. and Mrs. David B. Schackner Mr. and Mrs. Abe Mittloman Sherman's Wines and Liquors Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fischer A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Gruber Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenfeld Miss Marlcna Newman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morison Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raposo Andrea and Joey Raposo Harry Dombrow John and Mary’s Confectionery Dennis Blegard Silvan S. Schwartz Charles Cooper Mr. Max Mandel Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Steinlauf A Friend Gella Goldfleecc Mr. and Mrs. J. Oaklander Temple Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Klein and Joey Lucky Louie Klarman Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford Dotty and Bobi Heifer Mr. and Mrs. Schwam Marsha and Arnic Mr. and Mrs. Louis Avergon Jack’s Men Shop Mr. and Mrs. Louis Turk and Terese Mr. and Mrs. G. Hollerieth Mr. and Mrs. W. Seeley Mr. and Mrs. J. Macholtz Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller Jacquelyn and Linda Bccht Mr. and Mrs. David Horn 80 JtlDfLS A Friend Rose Rufalo Linda and Kappy Topper Koenigsberg Jill Diane Koenigsberg Marcia Hirshbcrg Mona Lynn Sue Platnick Carole and Richie Monty and Judy Marie and Ralph Brenda and Al Puff Gclbach Patricia Marlowe Ethel Ann Mitchell Shylma Mcllick Mike and Dave Vogclstein Bonnie Gclbach Jill Gelgach Daniel B. Tuhy Linda and Eve Millie Gelbach Midge and Andy Meryl and Syd Deligos Jill Lynn Gershen Helen Mctrgcr S. Gerkin Klein Sue and Mike Martin Henick Judy Freeman Tony Fasano Derek and Joan Barbara Bircsok Ronnie Panitch Louis B. Weinberg Barbara Dotes George Hornby Madge and Eddie Cookie and Irene Tona Michaelson Flo Horn and Joe Wcissman Howard and Frcdi Paula and Sel Judy and Al Abbic Sissleman Susie Wildman Margaret and Johnny Geraldine Wolf Diane Phyllis Cohen Jackie and Buddy Sue and Phil Evelyn Morison Elizabeth Mackey Barry Warner Anita and Richie Demoiselles Ellen Marcus Gerry and Ralph Lynne Abrams Libby and Bob Klugman Essy and Phil Kalfus Gloria English Joseph G. Sweeney Larry and Rita Sandy Klcinman Saul Goodman Glenda B. Kasoff Ernie, Gary, Billy Mike Kampf May Dansero” Agatstcin The Alperts Harris Herb” Slotnick Janet and Morry Carole and Jerry Sharon and Richie Joan Sornstein Alice G. and Michael S. Shelly and Terry Borden Lynda and Jackie Florence and Wayne Marlene and Don Marc and Elaine Frcdia Gladden Dorothy Crawford Barbara and Sandy Robert and Howard Horn Duffy and Larry Skuraton Dee and Mai Larry and David Perlow Rosalie and Frank The Goffer Edward Goff Sigma Alpha RHO A Friend Marion A. Wolf Bob and Arlene Rufus Smith Syma and Skippy Mindy and Bruce Sybil and Marty Iris and Mel 81 HOMEROOM 125 A HOMEROOM 304 A HOMEROOM 114 A HOMEROOM 118 A 82 BERKELEY SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The officers and directors of the Berkeley Savings and Loan Association, Weequahic's Thrift and Home Financing Institution, congratulate the graduates of the January Class of 1958. 88 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK 12, N. J. Congratulation to Compliments of LOLA ON HER GRADUATION DR. and MRS. HAROLD ORRIS Congratulations to Our Daughter MARILYN and the Graduating Class of January. 1958 Good Luck and 8cst Wishes to Our Daughter JUDITH M. MESLER MR. and MRS. A. MEISELMAN and RONNIE MR. and MRS. RAYMOND W. LEAHEY Congratulations to the Senior Class Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS MORDECAI SARBONE MR. STARK and POOR HERMAN Compliments of 83 190 Lyons Avenue Newark, New Jersey DR. and MRS. ALLEN ABRAMS MArket 2-0900 WAvery 3-4022 279 CHANCELLOR AVENUE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of January, 1958 NEWARK 20th CENTURY AS GRADUATES YOU ARE NOW ELIGIBLE TO ENROLL IN THE CLASSES OF OUR ADULT SCHOOL TAXICAB ASS N. Write or phone for a catalogue of our courses 1. LAUFER. President THE WEEQUAHIC ADULT SCHOOL As a Beacon in the Night MRS. SAMUEL KONWISER Ex. Chairman 203 W. Bigelow Street Newark, N. J. MR. WILLIAM B. MAYER Director Compliments of Bigelow 3-5927 STEIN STORE FIXTURE CORP. BELMONT AUTO SPRING SERVICE INC. A. KLEINMAN. Pres. Congratulations to 208 Belmont Avenue Newark, N. J. Compliments of LOLA A FRIEND ON HER GRADUATION SAM EISENBERG Congratulations to Our MARILYN MEAT and POULTRY 384 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. AUNT BEA and UNCLE DAVE WAvcrly 3-0560 Phone: WAverly 6-0314 CHARM BAG SHOPPE ACCESSORIES and GIFTS RUTH WEINICK ANNA MAE CANDIES Home of CHcstnut 1-0449 JOE BYRNES AB AUTO STORES • THE MUFFLER KING 1215 ST. GEORGE AVENUE ROSELLE. N. J. Congratulations to LOLA ON HER GRADUATION Congratulations to My Daughter RENEE And tho GRADUATING CLASS When You’re Downtown It’ STYNE’S LUNCHEONETTE 145 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. WAvcrly 3-1088 LEED DRUGS HARLES DRUG CO., Owner 437 CHANCELLOR AVENUE ICorner Fabyan Pl.l NEWARK. N. J. BOB S DAIRY SONS Distributor of WALDRON S COUNTRY BOTTLEO MILK 982 Tmkettle Turn UNION. N. J. Congratulations to BARBARA BOB From A FRIEND 85 86 Congratulations to Our Daughter ANN and to tho GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY 1958 NORTH JERSEY DAIRYLAND, INC. MR. and MRS. BENJAMIN KLEIN 8cst Wishes HALEM’S LUNCHEONETTE 487 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. MArkct 3-2277 JOSEPH S PET SHOP PETS and PET SUPPLIES 311 MARKET STREET NEWARK 5. N. J. May Wo Do Your Lovely Wedding — WAvcrly 9-9555 Good Luck BERNAT FLORIST GREENHOUSE LTD. 440 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. J. Cx L. SUPER SERVICE CORP. 242 ELIZABETH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes NETTIES MILLINERY SHOPPE 1009 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. WAvcrly 9-9648 Best Wishes LEE M. BLAUSTEIN OPTICIANS Bigelow 8-9036 HALPER BROS. FOR ALL YOUR PAPER NEEDS 329 CLINTON PLACE NEWARK. N. J. To JEROME SCHWAM JEROME SCHULTZ 87 88 Compliments of the LORETTES Roz Bor at—President Marilyn Wasserman—Vice President Phyllis Gordon—Secretary Ronni Meiselman—Treasurer Veronica Haupt Sharon Gabel Phyllis Lazar Roz Morris Renee Kclner Linda Bcrcsoff Bonnie Karchmar Sandy Perlman Ricky Kaufman Phyllis Scheff SHU-TIMERS FINE FOOT WEAR 391 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 3 MILL RD. IRVINGTON. N. J. GOLDFINGER’S LENOX CHINA - FINE FURNITURE 128 LYONS AVENUE Bigelow 3-5046 ROSE BROTHER FLORISTS PLANTS A SPECIALTY 480 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of W. L. CASSIO, M.D. WAverly 9-9615 MARTH-ETT DRESS SHOP 430 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 3-1237 SAM EISENBERG MEAT AND POULTRY 384 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of CORTE BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of MEEKER PHARMACY Congratulations to the CLASS OF JANUARY. 1958 DR. and MRS. DAVID ROGAL and OWEN and GARY Congratulations to the CLASS OF JANUARY. 1958 MR. and MRS. LOUIS COHEN and FAMILY ‘Thanks to a great class for a really great high school career. The best of everything, always.” MORRIE KRAEMER Bigelow 8-5121 WAverly 3-2180 H. H. GROSS Cr ASSOCIATES Appliances—House Furnishings—Jewelry 465 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 89 Congratulations to My Daughter RIMA and the Graduating Class of January. 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Watenmaker Compliments of LEO S MEAT MARKET AVON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of SPANJER BROS. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Compliments of E. BERNHEIM and SONS Congratulations to Our Daughter BARBARA MR. and MRS. JOSEPH WOLF Compliments of HOMEROOM 1A MArkct 2-7220 MOSKOWITZ BROS. Tinners' and Roofers' Supplies 130-136 BROOME STREET NEWARK. N. J. SOuth Orange 2-0770 Club Catering VILLAGE PANTRY DELICATESSEN 113 SO. ORANGE AVENUE SOUTH ORANGE. N. J. WAverly 6-2800 L. ROSE FLORIST. INC. Flowers of Distinction 326 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. To STUART and his Graduating Class May they have the best of luck throughout their years. MR. and MRS. PHILIP GOLDBERG ESsex 5-9892 BODNER’S ESSO 789 SANFORD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CLINTON MUSIC COMPANY T.V. AND RADIO REPAIRS Hi-Fi Phonos and Records 506 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. LOUIS A. COHEN LOU COHEN’S MEN’S WEAR Men's Haberdashery and Sportswear 386 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MArket 3-0992 OLYMPIC BREAD COMPANY QUALITY PROVISIONS 15 LOCK STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 7A Compliments of HOMEROOM 221A 90 Best wishes to the Graduating Class Best Wishes to DEBBIE MATERNITY SHOP 4 LYONS AVENUE ALS BARGAIN BAZAAR Hoboken, New Jersey BARNEY’S Jersey City, New Jersey Compliment of A FRIEND Compliments of LOUIS ROSENBERG TAILOR Best Wishes to Our Daughter MINA And the Graduating Class of January '58 MR. and MRS. H. LEVY Congratulations to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1958 THE “WEEQUAHIC DINER” To TOBY with Compliments from MAX HARMELIN AND SON S AGENCY INSURANCE OF EVERY TYPE Best of Luck to the Graduates A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES Best Wishes BARGAIN ISLE 522 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. TOLCHINSKY’S PICKLE PRODUCTS “Processors of Fine Quality” Pickles—Peppers—Tomatoes—Kraut Bigelow 3-9318 494-496 Hunterdon St. 92 Compliments of Bob Dvorin • Sons SCHOOL RINGS DIRECT FROM MFG. 150 STYLES . Your School Best wishes to the Graduating Class of January, 1958 from A FRIEND 93 Congratulations to Our Daughter and Her Class CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. and MRS. SCHENKEL OUR FELLOW GRADUATES From of SCHENKEL’S, INC. FORMAL WEAR RENTALS MRS. SCHECHTER 21 Market Street Newark. N. J. and Compliments of HOMEROOM 308 HOMEROOM 313 • BEST WISHES TO THE Compliments of GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY ’58 NEWARK RECREATION CENTER HOMEROOM 317 WAverly 6-1423 WE DELIVER JERRY’S QUALITY DAIRY GROCERIES • VEGETABLES - FROZEN FOODS 280 CLINTON PLACE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments Compliments of of the HOMEROOM 215 A BAIN FAMILY 94 HOMEROOM 103 A HOMEROOM 208 A HOMEROOM 305 A HOMEROOM 316 A 95 BEST WISHES! Herbert H. Hirschhorn 96 Established 1934 MArket 2-3838 ELGENE TIRE CO. MANUFACTURERS TIRES - NEW - USED - RECAPPING - VULCANIZING LEO ROSENFELD 68 MARSHALL STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. LYONS RECORD and CAMERA CENTER RECORDS . CAMERAS - SHEET MUSIC 239 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. LOUIS GALINKIN. INC. HOME DISTRIBUTORS — SODA - SELTZER 676 SO. 12th STREET NEWARK. N. J. Best of Luck to BARBARA MR. and MRS. JAMES R. PAUL GOLDEN VENET FURRIERS 1004 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. WAvcrly 9-9859 AMATOS PIZZERIA — PIZZA PIES — 452 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 6-2122 WAUTERS' '•FINE SPORTSWEAR” 1012 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of MT. SINAI JUNIOR LODGE No. 5 I.O.O.F. Compliments of STASH’S 98 Compliments of KARL and YAFFEE Good Luck to THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1958 LEHIGH DRUG STORE BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments to JERRY SCHWAM THE LERMAN FAMILY Congratulations to SHIRLEY and CLASS OF JANUARY 1958 KRAM Cf NOVER MEATS and POULTRY Of the Best Quality 99 MAPLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MRS. E. BRODY and PHIL MArket 3-1616 WM. S. RICH Cx SON, INC. ORongc 4-9551 CHARLIE SCHELLER (Magical Entertainment) 630 FREEMAN STREET ORANGE. N. J. 201 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 3. N. J. WAverly 6-5795 Bigelow 2-060B EDWARD J. MALLOY Congratulations to LOLA ROOFING - SIDING - LEADERS - GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES MR. and MRS. J. REKOON Newark, N. J. WAverly 3-4722 STANLEY WEINICK HIS BAND MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS 76 STECKER STREET NEWARK. N. J. CARVEL STORE HARTLEY LUGGAGE COMPANY Brief Cases - Ring Binders - Luggage - Trunks Special Discount for Wccquahic Students 630 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. 883 Broad Street Newark, N. J. 100 Compliments to CAROLE MORRELL ALUMINUM PROD., INC. WAvcrly 9-9771 LOUIS ROSENBERG. Mflf- ESQUIRE PANTS SHOP Maker of Fine Tailored Slacks Suits Made to Order for Men and Women 368 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J- COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. MILTON H. SCHUCHMAN CONGRATULATIONS TO MELINDA and THE CLASS OF '58 From the FARMER FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER. SUSAN and THE CLASS Of JANUARY ’58 MR. and MRS. E. SCHILLING WAvcrly 3-8402 M. BLAUSTEIN CREATIVE FURRIERS SINCE 1913 Home of the Black Emerald Mink 1046 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER. CAROLE and HER GRADUATING CLASS and Best Wishes for Your Future Success MR. and MRS. GEORGE SANDLER Bigelow 8-5927 STRICTLY KOSHER COHENS FAMOUS KNISHES FROZEN FOOD PRODUCTS All Meats Government Inspected 631-33 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE. NEWARK 5. N. J. PHIL BERGER CUSTOM TAILORER Double 8reisted Suits Cut to Single Breasted 693 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY. 1958 MRS. LOUIS SIBER COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. MAX FRUCHTER BEST WISHES TO JUDY KARETNICK ON GRADUATION CONGRATULATIONS TO MY DAUGHTER. LINDA and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 THE KOENIGSBERGS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JAN. 1958 CONGRATULATIONS TO MY DAUGHTER. BUNNIE and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ’58 MRS. I. JACOBSON 102 MAYFAIR ICE CREAM D. KAPRASZEWSKI AM AKI AS Arlene Heifer and Shirley Brody (Out to lunch I SONETTES Lynda Ann Koenigsberg Klein Janet Susan Phyllis Schlachman Schilling Schenkol Audree Amsterdam Jacki Bunny Sheilah Turk Jacobson Cohen Syma Marilyn Judy Scher Meiselman Van Poznak Judy Barbara Karetnick Lipman 106 HARJAY’S LUNCHEONETTE THE BEST IN SANDWICHES 379 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. RUBIN BROS. DRUG STORE 392 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 9-9632 GEORGIA'S BEAUTY SALON 384 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes KLEIN S SELF SERVICE 104 MAPLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WAverly 3-1276 Bigelow 8-2100 M Cr M TIRE SERVICE 380 Clinton Avenue Newark, N. J. WAverly 9-9249 SOuth Orange 3-6328 ANDYS SPORTING GOODS CENTER Outfitters to Wccquahic High School Club - Teams - Uniforms Best Wishes to THE GRADUATING CVASS BRENNER FLORISTS Congratulations to My Fiancel FLORENCE Upon Her Graduation Congratulations GRUNINGS’ THE TOP Best Wishes to THE GRADUATING CLASS JEROME SCHULTZ WAverly 9-9740 WAverley 9-9709 MEET ALL YOUR FRIENDS AT “MARGIES SWEET SHOP” 41 1 Chancellor Avenue Newark, N. J. Bigelow 8-3388 B E N N ETT’S COMMERCIAL STATIONERS Toys - Gifts - Art Supplies - School Supplies 107 302 Osborne Terrace Newark 12. N. J. 516 Clinton Avenue Newark, N. J. BEST OF LUCK Congratulations to IOLA FRANCIS TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 58 CLINTON MANOR From Mr. and Mrs. Luther Prince Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Francis Mr. and Mrs. Imri Francis Mr. Egbert Francis Mr. Ray Ramsay Miss June Blackman Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Mr. Andrew Hollinger Mrs. Julia Reed Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rogers Mr. John McDougle Mr. Robert McCloud, Jr. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITIZENS PROGRESSIVE CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETING HALL — DANCE HALL METROPOLITAN CIVIC CLUB Bigelow 2-9519 108 444 CLINTON AVENUE 109 no Best Wishes for Your Future Success From Your Yearbook Photographer HAL HALPERN ▲ 1011 BERGEN STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ni 2 The Host Precious As I look at you now. I wonder at the mystery of time. I have not yet learned your face, though I have shared these years with you. We ran across the years so eagerly, we could not know what had slipped away. Is it possible to move more swiftly than time itself? I have fused my mind and my youthful spirit with yours. We have grown together in the vision of sunlight and love. Time tells me now that you must go your separate way. Do not go alone now — take my hand — come move on with me. ■ • She has borne our child-like ways for four full years — slow to anger, quick to praise, eager to work, and loving always. She has watched us stumble and sometimes fall, knowing that we would find strength from her faith. Through our dreams, hopes, tears, and laughter, she saw the ever-nearing promise of tomorrow. Though we are yet young, we are now older. Our tomorrow lies only a moment away. In grateful appreciation of her constant faith and trust, the Class of June 1958. now dedicates this last moment before tomorrow to Mrs. Eugenia Chosney. hed the end of the string of precious re at Wecquahic High School, you are b len hours that have held them together their true value. fiPPflflISfRS Now that you have r that you have spent together able to look back upon the gol you can appreciate more fully That which is precious is not only rare, but it is also durable. I hope that the precious riches which you have pBPIM will also be durable: your education, your friends and classmates, and happy memories of the faculty of the school. My sincerest wishes go with you for a diamond-studded future. JULIUS C. BERnSTEin PRINCIPAL 4 Good name in man and woman, dear my lord, Is the immediate jewel of their souls. — William Shakespeare IM J. HERZBERG With his coming it began. The master and his master plan. He came into an empty place And made of it a thing of grace. He came when all about was naught And filled it with the pow'r of thought. Undismayed by classrooms bare. He put a warm tradition there. Where there was but an empty shell, He made a school and made it well. He was the first, but not the last; He formed the future in the past. And though he's gone, rest he denies For he still watches from the skies. 6 CATALOGUE The Most Precious............................. 2 Dedication.................................... 3 The Appraisers................................ 4 Max J. Herzberg............................... 6 Catalogue..................................... 7 Engravers..................................... 8 Gems......................................... 11 Judson’s Jaspers............................. 64 Mazaica's Moonstones......................... 65 Chasen’s Chiamitas........................... 66 Silber’s Sapphires........................... 67 Lutzke’s Lazulites........................... 68 Glucksman's Garnets.......................... 69 Rhodes' Rhodonites........................... 70 O’Connor’s Opals............................. 71 Cherlin's Cairngorms......................... 72 Rous’ Rubies................................. 73 Reflections.................................. 74 Gems of Wisdom............................... 76 Chips........................................ 77 Future Settings.............................. 81 Chips (Key) . -.............................. 82 Precious Melodies............................ 83 Glittering Parodies.......................... 87 Cuttings..................................... 88 Last Will and Testament...................... 90 Showcase..................................... 91 Exposition...................................105 Exhibitors...................................117 7 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Sitting: Blanche Watt , Dina Hirtch, Harry Jellinck, (Chairman , Lena Steinhottz, Edward Kobctz. Standing: Nathan Lcmrrmin. William Silbcr, Tova Malamut. Arthur Darrah, E ther Friedman, Sidney Sperber, Miriam Hamplc, Alice Cobcy. Net Shown: Bertha Butler, Sophia Deutsch, Laura Isserman. Harold La Pcnna FINE ARTS AND PRACTICAL ARTS Sitting: Maria Louise Lonergan. Alice Saltman, William Mayer, Either Schechter, Elizabeth Manning. Standing: Herman Holzman, James Lynch, Matthew Brady, Evelyn Anderson, Seymour Weiss, Edwin Rissland, Henry Melnik. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT George Martino. James Skelton. Abraham Laub. David Bcrney, Mary Cherlin, Mildred Ycllin, Ann Murray. Beniamin Epstein (Chairman), Marion Sowers. Moshc Mosston. Sidney Roscnfcld. Clarence Seltzer. Not Shown: Walter Eisenberg. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sitting: Anno Rhodes. Janet McKenzie (Chairman), Hannah Litzky, Louise Weinstein. Standing: Harold La Pcnna. Marion Jennings, Irving Wallock, Marie O'Connor, Eugenia Chosncy. Virginia Cartus. David Stamclman. Arthur Wcitzman. Frank De Lisi. Marilyn Feitel, David Bucharest, Leonard Gross. Louis Stamclman. Not Shown: Hilda Lutzke. n n u x u � rs n m a HISTORY DEPARTMENT Sitting: Ann Block, Joseph Brudcr iduirminl, Jeanette Lappe. Albert Adler. Standing: Martin Green, Solomon Ostrln, Lawrence Schutman. Allen Siegel. Not Shown: Jennie Twardus, Sadie Rous. MATH DEPARTMENT Sitting: Ruth 8lum, Morton Seltzer 'Chairman', Bessie Bingham. Standing: Martin Moskowitx. Shelton Weil, Sylvia Kosky, Joseph Gruber, Phillip Egeth, Mai Pollack. tfiemivm PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bottom: Lester Fein, Meyer Schwarts, Charles Schneider I Chairman I, Leo Pearl, Joseph Neren berg. Top: Harriet Shapiro. Helen Rosenberg, Regina Masaica, Marion Wohlfarth. Frances Judson, Charlotte Farber. OFFICE STAFF Ethel Pompadur, Lila Gollin, Mary Friscia, Florence Rostoff. Not Shown: Evelyn Tabankln. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Sitting: Morris Brenman (Chairman). Standing: Edith Glucksman. Ernest Gobcille. Mabel Patton, Elizabeth Birnbaum, Marilyn Baxman, Bernard Bauer, Florence Misurell. , Bernard Friedberg, Simon Chasen. 9 c R 0 111 WALTER UHRMAN n President 11 The brain to conceive; the heart to understand; and the hand to execute. GARY SOLOMON Vice President 4A Class President; Vice President of Class 6. 7; National Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Calumet Literary Staff 2. 5. 6. 7. 8: President of English Club 5; Varsity Soccer Team 7; Chairman English 5. 7; French Chairman 6; History Chairman 6; Calumet Advertising Staff 6. 7; President of French Club 7; Homeroom Chairman 1, 5; French Club; Contemporary Club I. 3. 5; Freshman Basketball; Lcgond Advertising Staff; Legend Sports Staff: Indoor Track Team 8; Outdoor Track Team 8; Sagamore 2; Annex Play 2; Health Chairman 3. 5; English Office Secretary 5, 6, 7; Square Dance Decorations Committee; Advertising Committee 3A. 4B play. J E HI i L S He's witty, delightful, merry and gay. An all around fellow who will go far some day. Vice President of 4A class; Basketball Team 1, 3, 5; Captain of Basketball Team 7. 8; Sagamore I, 2; Science Chairman 2; Algebra Chairman 2; Homeroom Chairman 3, 5, 6; Health Secretary 3; Health Chairman 5, 6, 7; Gym Secretary 5; Physics Chairman 5; Physics Lab Assistant 6: Gym Chairman 6, 7, 8; U S. Historv Chairman o; Homeroom Secretary 7, 8; English Chairman 7, 8; 48 Hop Refreshment Committee; International Relations Chairman 8; Business Law Chairman 8; 48-4A Basketball Committee. MALCOLM HOLZMAN JUDITH COHEN Treasurer Secretary Hit stalwart spirit born to lead us to greater heights with greater speed. There are many glowing facets (o a precious gem. Class Treasurer, 5, 6, 7, 8; U. S. History Chairman 7, 8; Sagamore Inspector 2; Algebra Tutor 1; Basketball Team 1; English Chairman I, 3, 5, 7; Occupations Chairman 1- French Club 1, 3; Stamp Club 1; Homeroom Chairman 2; Science Club 2; Contemporary Club 2; Calumet Agent 3, 4. 5; Baseball Team 4; Physics Chairman 5; 2 Health Chairman 6. Secretary of Class 5, 6, 7, 8; Twirling Squad 2, 3; Mojorettc 5; Captain of Twirling Squad 6, 7, 8; French Club I: Algebra Secretary I; Calumet I, 2, 4; Hospital Volunteer I; Sagamore 2; Homeroom Secretary 3, 5; Hebrew Club 4; Health Club 4; English Secretary 5; Health Chairman 6; History Chairman 6; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 4A Prom Band Committee, 4A Prom Entertainment Committee; Choir 8. ARTHUR B. ABT Noble actions characterize the greet. Calumet Staff I. 2. 5. 6, 7, 8; French Club � , 2; Science Club 1, 2; Contemporary Club 2. 5, 6; Fencing Club 2. 3; Che Club 3; Biology Club 3; 48 Hop Decorations Committee; Stamp Club 1. L. GERALD ADELSOHN He sits high in the hearts of hi companions. Algebra Tutor 2; Science Club 2; Contemporary Club 2; French Club 2; Calumet Staff 6; Sagamore 6. BARBARA ADES A rare combination of sweetness and sophistication. Sagamore 1. 2. 3, 6, 7; French Club 1. 2; Health Secretary I; History Secretary 2; Homeroom Secretary 3, Biology Secretary 3; Health Chairman 3; Geometry Secretary 3; Twirling Squad 5, 6; Majorette 7; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee. PHYLLIS RUTH ADLER Liked by all, a friendly lass, A valuable addition to our class. Homeroom Secretary I, 2, 3; French Club 1. 2; Sagamore I, 2. 3, 5, 6, 8; Calumet Staff 2; French Secretary 3, 6; Future Teachers Club 3, 5, 8; Choir 5, 6. 7, 8; English Secretary 7; 48 Hop Entertainment Committee; Legend Advertising Staff Copy Editor; Prom Entertainment Committee. HARVEY NATHAN ALTMAN All musical people seem to be happy; Theirs is the engrossing pursuit. French Club I, 2: Orchestra 1,2, 3. 5, 6, 7. 8; Science Club f. i; Band 5. 6. V. fc; Da ce Band 6, 8; 4B Hop Band Committee. JOYCE YVETTE ALTSCHULER A desire to please everyone in her eye seems inborn in this maiden Hebrew Club 4, 5, 7, 8; Future Teachers' Club 4, 5. 7. 8; Wee Bethians 5; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; English Secretary 7; Prom Decorations Committee; Sagamore 8. 13 m MILTON F. ARMM Knowledge is, indeed, that which, next to virtue, raises one man above another. BRENDA ANAPOLSKY Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Sagamoro I; Art Club I. National Honor Society 8; Calumet Agent I, 6; Algobra Tutor I; Health Chairman I 3; Latin Club I, 3, 4, 5; Sagamore 2; Stamp club 3, 4, 5, 6, ; Biology Club; 4, 5; Spanish Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Calumet St all 7; Contemporary Club 7, 8; 4B Hop Committee Gym Secretary 8; Stamp Club Secretary 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. ROSALIE M. AVNET Pert and cute she's quite a treat. A nicer person you'd never meet. Auditor 3; Bookkeeping Chairman 3; Homeroom Secretary 7, 8; Office Secretary 7; Com-_ mercial Art Chairman 8; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Choir 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. MAXINE FRANCES BARISH Intellect, the starlight of the brain. Honor Society President 8; National Honor Society 7; French Club President 6, 7; Swimming Team I. 3, 5, 7. 8; Proiection Staff I 2; Homeroom Secretary I; Science Club I, 2; Contemporary Club 2; Mathematics Club 3, 5, 6; History Class Chairman 5; Mathematics For Advanced Standing Chairman 8; Gym Class Secretary 8; Math Team 8. DORENE BANK A lovely person, a friendly smile. Naturally unaffected, a girl worthwhile. Occupations Chairman 1; Banker 1; Business Chairman 2; English Chairman 3; Geography Chairman 3; Health Secretary 5; English Secretary 7; Sagamore 8; Prom Seating Commit toe. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. National Honor Society 7, 8; Spanish Honor Society 8; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Contemporary Club I, 2. 3, 4. 6; Art Club 1. 2. World History Secretary 2; Latin Secretary 3; Biology Club 3; Calumet Staff 4; Wee Bcth.ans 5. 6. 8; Secretary 5; Spanish Club 6: Homeroom Secretary 6; Theme and Decorations Committee for Prom. 14 GARY S. BARNA Lite without sport is not life. Algebra Chairman 1; Swimming Team 1; Choir 8. SYDNEY BARNETT An oil around tine fellow. Service Club 6, 7, 8. RITA BARTASH A sweet lace set in a frame of shining red hair. Bookkeeping Secretary 3, 6; Library Staff 5. 6; Calumet Staff 6; Business Law Secretary 7; Legend Literary Staff 8; Prom Seating Committee. There is honesty, manhood, and goodfellowship in thee. IRENE JUDY BECK A friend to all, a foe to none Treats all the same and slights none. Science Club I, 2; Science Secretary 1; Stage Crew I, 2; Sagamore 2; Biology Club 6; Laboratory Assistant 6, 7. A happy disposition repeals a merry heart. Dr. Jollmck's Secretary 8. Fencing Club I; Contemporary Club I. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Latin Club I, 4; Library Staff I, 3; Chess Club 3. 4. S. 6; Calumot Agent 3, 4, 5, 6, 8; Cafeteria Staff 7, 8; French Tutor 8; 48 Class Council Representative. 15 CHARLES BERKOWITZ He hjt found the road to ambition, which leads to the road of success. Latin Club 3; Latin Secretary 3; Algebra Secretary 3j Homeroom Chairman 6; Geometry Chairman 6; 3A Council Representative; Prom Decorations Committee. AARON BERNSTEIN A man of tew words is he, But a good fellow as you can see. Service Club 6, 8. PHYLLIS BERNSTEIN The ideal of courtesy, wit, and charm. Homeroom Secretary 6. ROCHELLE E. BLECKER She’ witty to talk with, pretty to walk with, and pleasant to think of. Banker 1; Science Secretary 1; Study Secretary 1. JOEL M. BODNAR Not too bashful, not too bold, Just the friendly type we're told. Calumot Agont 7; Hebrew Club 7; Contemporary Club 7; Home Room Chairman 8. RUSSELL BORKOWSKY A man of few words with many hidden talents. Soccer Team 5. 16 JOHN R. BOYLE He has the will; he'll find the way. Service Club 6, 7, 8. ELLEN BRODSKY She smiled and the shadows departed. Homeroom Secretary 1,2; Ticket Committee I; History Chairman 1; French Club 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6; Sagamore 1,2, 3, 4; Newark Youth Council I, 2; Dramatic Club 1; Contemporary Club 2, 5, 6, 7, 8; Annex Play 2; Ushering Staff 3, 4, 5, 6. 7. 8; Enolish Secretary 3. 4; Bioloov Club Secretary 4; Typing Secretary 4; Homeroom Secretary 5; O. B. A. Representative 5. 6, 7, 8; Class Council 5, 6, 7; Square Dance Decorations Committee; Booster Club 5; Spanish Club 5,6; Calumet Staff 6. 7; Tennis Club 6; 4B Hop Table Committee Chairman; 3A-4B Play 6; Legend Literary Staff 8; Prom Bid Committee Secretary; Spanish Honor Society 8. JOEL F. BRAVERMAN He is small, he is wise; He's a terror tor his sue. Science Club I, 2; Fronch Club 1, 2, 6; Saga-moro 2; Projection Staff 3, 4, 6, 7, 8; Newspaper Agent 3,. 5, 8; Mathematics Club 6, 7; Calumet Staff 0, 7; 48 Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Publicity Committee; 4B Hop Bids Committee; Calumet Photography Staff 8; Bowling Club 8; Prom Decorations Committee; Science Exhibition. it AS 'I ANITA MARCIA BROWN A girl of high ambitions and great ideals Whose charming manner quite appeals. French Chairman 2; Art Club President 1; French Secretary 1; Art Club 2; Sagamore 2; French Club 3; Bridge Club 3; Contemporary Club 3; Prom Decorations Committee; Prom Theme Committee. JEROME R. BRESSLER Lite's a test and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it. Latin Chairman 2; Homeroom Chairman 2; Annex Play Cast 2; Stage Crew 2; Homeroom Secretary 7, 8; Art Secrotary 7; 3A-4B Play Cast 6; Lab Assistant 3, 4, 7: Movie Staff 3, 4; Projection Staff 5, 6; Latin Club 3; Contemporary Club 3; 4B Hop Tables Committee; Commercial Art Secretary 8; Biology Lab Assistant 8. ELLEN MERYL BURAKOF A smile on her lips and tun in her eyes. Junior Business Training Chairman I, 2; Red Cross Representative 1, 2; Twirling Club 2, 4, 6; Science Secretary 2; Clothing Secretary 3; Calumet Agent 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Twirling Squad 5, 7; Sagamore 6. 7; 3A-4B Play Props Committee; Future Teachers of America 7, 8; 4B Hop Tables Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 48 Hop Publicity Committee. 4B Hop Decorations Committee, 48 Hop Theme Committee; Spanish Secretary 7; Legend Literary Staff; Class Council 8; Prom Entertainment Committee; 4A Gift Committee Chairman; Contemporary Club 8. 17 JOAN ANN BURRELL A quiet bit of sweetness. Geography Secretary 3; 3A-4B Play Advertising Committee 6; Future Teachers of America 7, 8; 4A Class Council; Prom Publicity Committee. A M RICHARD CAHN Many search before they find A heart so manly and so kind. Varsity Baseball 6, 8; Latin Club Secretary I; Sagamore 3. RALPH JOSEPH CAVALLO A boy we like we must confess. And so we wish him every success. Latin Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Talent Show 2. MARIANNE CERVENKA A combination of beauty, sincerity, and intelligence. Homeroom Secretary 3; English Chairman 3; Algebra Chairman 3; Physics Secretary 5; Audi-tor 3; Algebra Secretary 8, Choir 8; Prom Seating Committoo. MARSHA CHATZKLIN A maiden quiet and serene. Seldom heard, but often seen. __l; Fu 6, 7, 8; 46 Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee; 4B Hop Tables Committee; French Affiliation 8; Prom Theme Committee; Prom Decorations Committee; Secretary of tnglish Office 7, 8. 6; Foreign Language Assembly French Club 6. 7, 8; French urc Teachers of America Club ROSE CHERNY A happy blend of student and friend. National Honor Society 8; Health Secretary 7; French Club 7, 8; Future Teachers of America Club 7; Junior Red Cross 7; Hebrew Club 7; Calumet Staff 7; Hebrew-Culture Club 8; Typing Secretary 8; Geometry Secretary 8. 18 BRYNA JEAN COHN A pleasant manner, a cheery smile— The thmos that make one's life worthwhile. Booster Club 5; Hebrew Club 5: Decorations Committee 3B Square Dance; Choir 6, 7, 8; Typist Biology Laboratory 6; 4B Hop Invitations Committee; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Legend Advertising Staff. LYNN MARCIA CHOPIN Music is well said to be speech of angels. the Talent Show 2; Fencing 1; Treasurer of Fencing I, 2; Algebra Tutor I; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8; Orchestra Librarian I, 2. 7, 8, English Chairman 2. 3; Music Chairman 2; Calu-met Aoent 2; Health Secretary 3; Geometry Chairman 3; Library Staff 3, 4, 5, 6; Biology Chairman 4; Dance Band 5, 8; Calumet Staff 5; Pianist 6, 7; Banker 7; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee' English Secretary 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. HOWARD ALLEN COHEN To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. President of Stamp Club 6; Vico-President of Stamp Club 5; Secretary of Latin Club I, 2; Fencing Club I; Orchostra 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8; Band 2; Cafeteria Staff 2, 5. 6; English Secretary 5; Biology Club 5; Gym Equipment Manager 5; Marching Band Drum Major; Calumet Agent 5. 6; Booster Club 5; Concert Bank 6; Stamp Club 7; Contemporary Club 7, 8; 48 Hop Tables Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 48 Hop Bids Committee; Health Chairman 8; Orchestra Manager 8; Dance Band 8; Music Sagamore 8. SANFORD LEE COOK A pleasant fellow with pleasant ways Will be successful all Ns days. Choir 5. HERBERT ALLEN CHILDS Gentle in manner; resolute in action. Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. 6: Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Sagamore I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Campaign Committee 3, 4. k IRWIN S. COHEN Easy going, affable, always with a smile; His personality makes his friendship worthwNle. French Club 1; Basketball Team I; French Chairman 3; O.B.A. Executive Council 5, 6; Health Chairman 5; Gym Secretary 6; English Chairman 6, 7; Sagamore 6, 7; Gym Chairman 7; Health Secretary 7; 48 Hop Decorations Committee. 19 BEVERLY DEE COOPER Rather informal, always neat, Here's a gaf that can't be beat. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; President of French Club 1; French Club 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, 7; Red Cross Secretary I, 2; Ticket Committee I; Sagamore 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7- Homeroom Chairman 3, 4, 5; Algebra Secretary 3: Future Teachers of America 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; Calument Agent 3, 4, 5. 6; Contemporary Club 4, 5, 7; History Chairman 5; Typing Secretary 5; Health Secretary 5, 6; Booster Club 5; History Secretary 6; English Chairman 7; Homeroom Secretary 7, 8; Class Council 7; 4B Hop Refreshment Committoo; 48 Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Bids Committee; Legend Literary Staff; Choir 8; English Secretary 8; Prom Seating Committee. ALAN COOPERMAN He hat the rare combination of character and the ability to succeed. English Chairman 6; Gym Chairman 6. JOAN DEBORAH DAVIS A willing smile, detire fo please. And actions backing both of these. BLANCHE FAE COOPERMAN A wonderful personality. cute and sweet. A better girl you'll never meet. French Club 2; Algebra Secrotary 2; Calumet Agent 7; 48 Hop Entertainment Committee; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Calument Staff 8; Prom Decoration Committee; Secretary of Sales 8. JULIAN ALAN DECTER JANET PHYLLIS DAITCH They that govern the best make the least noise. French Club 1. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8; Publicity Committee I; Twirling Club 3; Booster Club 5; Future Teachers of America 5, 6, 7, 8; Contemporary Club 6, 7, 8; French Group 6; Publicity for 3A-4B Play; Hebrew Club 6; Choir 7, 8; 48 Hop Decorations Committee; Wee Beth tans 8; Prom Bids Committee. 20 Junior Red Cross Representative 1; Publicity Staff Freshman Play I; Algebra Tutor 1, 3; French Club I, 2, 3, 4 7, 8; Art Club 1; Science Club 2; Drama Club-2; Sagamore 2. 3, 4. i; Newspaper Representative 3; Future lea- cncr� of America 3, 4, 7, 8; Art icrvicc Squad 4, 5, 6; Homeroom Treasurer 4, 5; Biology Club 4; Geometry Chairman 4; 3B Square Dance Publicity Committee; Booster Club 5; 38 Square Dance Ticket Committee; Home Room Vice-Chairman 6; General Art Secrotary 6; English Secretary 7, 8; OBA Homeroom Representative 7, 8; Chairman Art Service Squad 7; French Singing Club 7; 4B Hop Decorations Commit too; 4B Hop Publicity Committee; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee; Calumet Staff 8; President Art Service Squad 8; Prom Decorations Committee. His blue eyes are sparkling because of wisdom and friendliness. President of Contemporary Club 7, 8; Basketball Team I; Health Class Chairman I; Safety Petrol 1; English Chairmen 5; French Cheir-man 5; varsity Basketball 5; O. B A Homeroom Representative 5, 6; Class Council Representative 5, 6, 7; U. S History Chairman 5; 3B Square Dance Decorations Committee; 3A-4B Play; Contemporary Club 6; Homeroom Chairman 7; English Chairman 7, 8; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 48 Hop Decorations Committee; Legend Staff; Chemistry Chairman 8; Prom Bids Committee. JOSEPH MATHEW DE HAGARA Nature might stand up and say to tho world, This is a man. Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8. SANFORD DAVID DE LEON Well-turned silence hath more eloquence than speech. Science Club 1, 2; Sagamore 2; Math Club 5, 6; Prom Bid Committee. JOSEPH DEMBOSKI A good heart is better than all the gold in the world. Auditor 7; Newspaper Agent 8; Prom Bids Committee Chairman. SAMUEL IRVING DODEK He's dork and quiet, but not at all ihv-Sam it really a regular guy. '• French Club I, 2. JANET RUTH EHRENKRANZ Pep. vitality, plenty to spare. Carefree, gay, and a charm that's rare. Captain of Cheerleading Squad 7, 8; Cheerleader 3, 4, 5, 6; French Club 2; Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, 5; Mutic Secretary 2; Auditor 2; Calumet Advertising Staff 3; Biology Club BERNARD RONALD EISENFELD A boy with real intelligence combined with wit and common sense. Art Club 1; French Club 1; English Chairman 3. r3: Algebra Secretary 3; English Secretary 5; 3B Square Dance Entertainment Committee; French Secretary 5; Booster Club 5; Health Chairman 5; 3A-4B Ticket Agent 6; Geometry Secretary 6; Homeroom Treasurer 6; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Prom Entertainment Committee; Office Secretary 8. 21 JUDITH EPSTEIN She challenges with her eyes and conquers with her smile. National Honor Society 7, 8; Occupations Chairman I; French Secretary I; French Club I. 3, 5, 6, 7 8; Calumet Staff I, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8; Vankor I; Homeroom Secretary 2, 3; Sagamore 2; O.B.A. Council Representative 2; Annex Play Publicity Committee 2; Ushering Staff 2; English Chairman 3; Booster Club 5; English Secretary 6; Future Teachers of America 6, 7; Calumet Agent 7, 8; Contemporary Club 7; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Clothing Secretary 8; Prom Tables Committee; Choir 8. RUTH LOUISE FAIRBERG A inend to all. a foe to none. Treats all the tamo and slights not one. Sagamore 2; Auditor 2, 8; Tolcnt Show 2; Homeroom Chairman 3, 7, 8; Homeroom Secretary 5; History Secretary 5; Library Staff 5, 6, 7, 8; Wee Hethians 5, 6, 8; 3A Picnic Committee; Choir 8; Health Secretary 0, 7; Class Council Representative 7, 8; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee; Gym Secretary 8; World History Chairman 8; Future Teachers of America 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. SONDRA JACQUELINE FARBER Live truly and thy life shall be a groat and noble creed. National Honor Society 6, 1, 8; Contemporary Club 1, 5, 6, 7. 8; French Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 8; 98 Art Club, Sagamore I, 2, 6; Annox Honor Socioty I, 2; Publicity Committee 2, 5; Calumet Literary Staff 2, 3, 4 3, 6, 7, 8; Fu-turo Teachers of America 4; Physics Secretary 5, 6; Class Council Representative 5, S, 7, 8; Boost or Club 5; French Chairman 5j Math Club 6, 7; 48 Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Refreshments Committee; Math Secretary 8; Prom Theme Committee; Legend Literary Staff. ROBERT A. ELLIS One of the boys and one of the best. Biology Club 3; Sagamore 3; Projection Staff 3. WILLIAM DAVID ERTAG A sparkling wit. a charm that's rare. Resist him! No one can. Class President 5, 6; National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Vico President of Contemporary Club 8; French Chairman 1, 8; English Chairman 1, 5; Sagamore I, 2; Calumet Agent I, 2; French Club I; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3; Gym Captain 2. 5. 7- Algebra Chairman 2; Health Chairman 3, 7; Football Team 3; Homeroom Chairman 5; History Chairman 5, 6; Contemporary' Club 5, 6, 7; Bookroom Staff 5; Ushering Staff 5, 6, 7; Health Secretary 6; O.B.A. Representative 7; Class Council Representative 7, 8; Calumet Sports Staff 7, 8; Tutor 7; 4B Hop Bids Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Legend Litorary Staff; Prom Band Committee; Prom Entertainment Committee. PETER FEILBOGEN The world is so full of o number of things. I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. Contemporary Club 2, 4, 7; Publicity Committee 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 7, 8; Talent Show 2; Hand 3. 8; Hanking Agent 3; Dance Band 3, 8; Library Staff 5; Marching Band 5, 7; Calumet Agent 6; Homeroom Chairman 7; Legend Literary Staff. 22 ROSALYN SANDRA FEIN A daughter of the gods, divinely till, and most divinely fair. Calumet Staff I, 2. 8; Latin Club 1, 2; World History Chairman t; Latin Secretary I; Algebra Secretary 2; English Secretary 3; Spanish Club 3, 4, 5; Future Teachers of America 3, 4, 5, 8; Contemporary Club 4, 5; Homeroom Secretary 5, 8; English Club 5; Legend Managing Editor; Spanish Honor Society 8; Prom Bids Committee. ARTHUR N. FEINSTEIN A man among men and a friend worth knowing. Cross Country 3; Chairman Occupations I; Protection Staff 1. EVELYN FELD Happiness is the touchstone of progress And exuberance the key to success. French Club I. 4, 6; French Singing Club 6; Choir 8; Contemporary Club 4, b: Art Club 2; Publicity Committee i; Hebrew Club 4, 8; Office Sagamore 4; Prom Seating Committee. ANITA G. FINKEL The most learned of the fair, the most fair of the learned. Algebra Class Secretary I; French Club I, 5. 6, 7, 8; Gym Line Captain 1; Publicity Committee for Play 1; Calumet Staff I; Sagamore 2, 7; French Tutor 2; Ticket Committee 2; English Secretary 2, 8; Biology Chairman 5; Class Council Representative 5; Square Dance Ticket Committee; Geometry Secretary 6; Typing Secretary 6; Future Teachers of America 6; Health Secretary 7; 48 Hop Decoration Committee; Calumet Typist 7, 8; Economics Secretary 8; Prom Seating Committee; Choir 8. JOYCE ANN FIGUEROA Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low; an excellent thing in a woman. Auditor 3; Sagamore 3. 5, 1, 8; Prom Seating Committee. BARRY STEWART FELDMAN Always working, never shirking, Along his path, success is lurking. Student Council Treasurer 1; Student Council Vice President 2; Sports Club Captain 1, 2; Dance Club Chairman 2; Health Chairman 3; Football Team 3; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Homo Room Banker 7. 23 EDITH ANNE FINN A friendly smile and Quick good humor, and 3 depth that lies beneath. Banker 3, 5; Library Staff 5, 6, 7, 8; Personal Secretary 7; Co-Chairman Bids Committee 4B Hop; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee; WBGO All City Radio Workshop; Prom Seating Committee; Legend Advertising Staff; Bowling Club; Class Council Representative 8. THOMAS ALLEN FINNERAN Not too quiet, not too sad. Not too studious, not too glad. Just right. Service Club 7, 8. LYNNE FRELING Just the right combination of all that is fine. Calumcnt Agent 7, 8; 4B Hop Tables Committee; Prom Bids Committee. STUART MALCOLM FRENCHMAN Qmet to the bystander, but full of fun among his friends. National Honor Society 7, 8; Latin Club 1, 3, 5; Latin Club Secretary 6; Social Scicnco Club 2; Sagamore Inspector 2; Art Club 2: Stamp Club 3, 5; Ushering Staff 3, 7, 8; Math Club 5, 6; Calument Circulation Staff 3; Cafeteria Staff 6; French Chairman 6; Geometry Chairman 6. MARILYN RITA FISHER Pretty smile and lots of fun— that's our Marilyn wrapped in one. English Secretary 2, 5; French Club 2; Choir 5, 7, 8; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 4B Hop Decoration Committee; Legend Literary Staff 8; Prom Entertainment Committee 8. CAROLE FRIED She walketh through life accompanied by sweetness, fresh as any rose. 4B Hop Decoration Committco; 48 Hop Entertainment Committee; Art Secretary 8; Prom Entertainmont Committco; Choir 8. 24 French Club 4, 5, 7, 8; Future Teachers of America 4, 5. 7, 8; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Sagamore 5, 7; Personal Secretary 5; Contemporary Club 8; U. S. History Chairman 8. EZRA FRIEDLANDER He oves life, ho loves fun; but first hit work moit be bone. Health Chairman I, 6; Annex Play I; Cross Country I: Biology Chairman 3; Biology Lab Assistant 3; Basketball Manager 3, 5. f; English Secretary 3, Calumet Agent 1, 6, 8; Auditor I. 6; Calumet Staff 1. 7; Ticket Committee I. 5, Physics Chairman ?; 0. S. History Chairman 5; English Chairman 5, 6; Class Council 5, 6, 8; Decoration Committee 5; Geometry Chairman 6; Hebrew Club 6, 7; Picnic Committee for 3A Picnic; 3A-48 Play; Gym Chairman 7, 8; Health Chairman 7; Contemporary Club 7; 4B Class President; Choir 7, 8; Banker 8; O.B A. Representative 8; Prom Seating Committee. 3B Vice President; Homeroom Chairman I; Algebra Chairman 1: Basketball Team I; English Chairman 5; Homeroom Secretary 5, 7; 0. S. History Chairman 5; Gym Chairman 3. 7; J. V. Baseball Team 5; Basketball Team 5; Health Secretary 7; English Chairman 7; Biology Lab Assistant 7. LOUIS FROMKIN For him the world would hold no oys. If in it there were only boys. Football Team 1, 3; Sagamore I, 2, 3; Homeroom Calumet Agent 1,2, 3. 4; Algebra Chairman 1; English Chairman I, 4; Homeroom Chairman I, 2; Track Team 2: Art Chairman 2; Gym Chairman 3, 4; Health Chairman 3; Choir MERLE SHERRY FRUCHTERMAN LEONARD LOUIS FURER At first one might think Lenny Shy, But you'll know better by end by. J. V. Basketball 3; Orchestra Manager 2. A quiet girl of sterling is worth More then ell the gold on eorth. Sagamore I, 2; Art Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, , 8; Publicity Committee 2, 6; Booster Club 7; French Singmo Club 7; Contemporary Club 7, 8; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Publicity Committee; N. Y. Times Representative 7, 8; World History Secretary 8; Prom Bids Committee 8. 25 HAROLD D. GABEL To become a man, it is necessary to be somewhat of a rascal. MARY LOU GANDY Within her dwells a sweet simplicity. Red Cross Member 1, 2; Sagamore 1, 6; Class Chairman 3; Calumet Agent 3; Legend Literary Staff 8. FRANCINE GARFINKEL A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warm, to comfort, and command. Contemporary Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2. 3, 4, 6; Art Club 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club I; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Calumet Staff 2; Algebra Tutor I; Gym Secrotary 3; Bank Auditor 3. 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Chess Club 3; Mathematics Club 4, 6; Cross Country Manager 5; Geometry Secretary 5; Geometry Tutor 5; Class Council 6; Legend Literary Staff 7; Banker 7; Prom Publicity Committee; Gym Secretary 7. HARLENE WENDY GELMAN National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Co-Captain of Twirling Squad 6, 7; Twirling Squad 3, 5, 6, 7; Spanish Honor Society 8; Orchestra I, 2; Latin Club I, 2, 3; Dramatics Club I: Algebra Chairman I; Latin Chairman 2; Orchestra Secretary 1, 2; Dramatics Club Secretary 2; Contemporary Club 2, 6, 7, 8; Calumet Staff 2, 3; Sagamore 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; English Secretary 3; Biology Secretary 3; Geometry Secretary 5; Physics Secretary 5; Spanish Chairman 5; Health Secretary 5; English Club 5; Vice President of English Club 5; Spanish Club 6, 8; Choir 7, 8; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 4B Publicity Committee; 4B Bids Committee; 4B Decoration Committee; Prom Entertainment Committee. Pretty to look at, pleasant to hear. And very inspiring when leading a cheer. HELEN MARCIA GERSHON JOAN ELLEN GERSTL Cheerleading Squad Captain 7, 8; Cheer 'coding Squad 3, 4, 5, 6; 48 Hop Chairman Entertainment Committee; English Chairman 1; Health Chairman I; Checrleadina Club I; Spanish Secretary 5; Booster Club 5, 7; Auditor 6; Commercial Art Secretary 6; Health Class Chairman 6; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; History Secretary 7, 8; Choir 7, 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. 26 Her talk was like a stream which runs With rapid change from rock to roses. Algebra Chairman 2; French Club 2; Dramatic Club I; Annex Play I; Occupations Secretary 1; Health Secretary 5; Choir 5. 6, 7, 8; Booster Club 5; Geometry Secretary 6; 3A-4B Play 6; Cless Council Representative 6; Spanish Tutor 6; Consumer Problems Secretary 8; Choir Secretary 8; Study Secretary 8; Business Law Chairman 8; Prom Entertainment Committtec. Her assets are her many friends, and humor and w.sdom of perfect blend. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Recording Secretary Honor Society 7; Library Staff 3, 4. 5; Calumet Advertising Staff 3; Homeroom Secretary 4, 5, 6. 7; Class Council 5, 6, 7, 8; Chairman Decorations Committee; French Club 5, 6; Contemporary Club 5, 6, 1, 8; Booster Club 5; Future Teachers of America 5, 7: Publicity Committee 3B Square Dance; Publicity Committee 3A Picnic; History Secretary 6, 7; Entertainment Committee 4B Hop; 'Tecorationt Committee 4B Hop; Legend Literary Staff; International Relations Secretary 8; Prom Finance Committee Chairman; Honor Society Tutor 8. MYRNA DORIS GILLULE The force of her own merit makes her way. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Calumot Agent I. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6; legend Research Editor; Algebra Secretary I, 4; French Club I, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Dramatics Club I-Science Secretary 2; Annex Play 2; Sagamore 2; Library Staff 3, 4; English Secretary 3, 4, 8; Biology Secretary 4; Algebra Tutor 4, Geometry Chairmen 5; Geometry Tutor 5; Booster Club 5; Class Council Representative 5, 6, 7. 8; Contemporary Club 5, 6. 7, 8; Dramatics Secretary 5; Color Guard 5. o, 7; Refreshment Committee 3B Square Dance; Ticket Committee 3A-4B Play; Geometry Secretary 6; History Secretary 6, 8. Prom Bids Committee; Advertising Committee 3A Picnic; Choir 8; Homeroom Treasurer 6; Tutoring Staff 6, 7, 8; Future Teachers of America 7, 8; Hop Bid Committee; Placement Office Secretary 5, 7; Hop Band Committee. BERNARD S. GOLDBERG An essential of a happy life is freedom from core. Service Club 6, 8. WILLIAM HARVEY GINSBURG Some think the world was mode lor fun and frolic. Service Club 7, 8. PAUL A. GOFF With his witty humor, impish grin. Great success he’s bound to win. Youth Council 2; French Cli 2; Ushering Staff 3; Health Secretary 5. 7; Class Council Repre-sentative 5. 7, 8; Homeroom Treasurer 7; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Solid Geometry Secretary 8; Chemistry Chairman 8, History Chairman 8. LARRY H. GOLDBERG His pleasing, quiet naturo is hard to duplicate. Math C ub 5, 6; Chess Club 5, 8; Science Club 5; Physics Club 5; Contemporary Club 5, 6, 7; 8; Calumet Agent 6; Choir 6; Radio Amateur's Club 7; Ham Radio Club 8. LYNDA GOLDBERG A bubbling personality hes In her deep and sparkling eyes. Choir 8. 27 RONNI FERN GOLDBERG She was made for happy thoughts, playful wit and laughter. Banker 1; Sagamore 1, 5; Calumet Agent 5, 7, 8; Typing Secretary 5; History Secretary 7; 4B Hop Decorations Committee. 48 Hop Bids Committee; English Chairman 7; Choir 7, 8; Prom Seating Committee; Legend Advertising Staff. NEAL MALCOLM GOLDMAN Leave silence to the Gods; I am only human. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Co-Sports Editor of Calumet 7, 8; Algebra Tutor I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7; Fencing Chairman I, 2; French Club I, 2; Science Club I, 2; Contemporary Club I, 2; O.B.A. Council 2; Music Secretary 2; Al- Sjra Secretary 2; Sagamore 2; Tennis Club 2; lumet Staff 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Honor Group 2; Gym Secrotary 3, 4 5. 6; German Club 3, 4, 5, 6; Bridge Club 3; Biology Club 3; Baseball Managor 4, 6; Biology Chairman 4; Health Secretary 5; Homeroom Chairman 6; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Legend Sports Editor; Prom Publicity Committee; 4B-4A Basketball Game Committee. LILA GOLDSTEIN A girl with a smile and a charming way. Always wins friendship every day. Stenography Chairman 3, 4; Calumet Agent 3. CHARLOTTE GOLUM A smile for all. a welcoming Hi. And a pleasant face to meet the eye. Business Arithmetic Chairman I; Sagamore 1, 5; Ticket Committee I, 6; Homeroom Secretary 2; Health Chairman 5; Class Council Representative 6; Stenography Secretary 6; Typing Secretary 6; 3A Picnic Committee; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; History Secretary 8; Legend Literary Staff; Prom Seating Committee. 28 PERRY MYRON GOLDMAN An honest man. close buttoned to the chin; Broadcloth without, warm heart within. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; President of Hebrew Club; Vice-President Latin Club I, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6; Sagamore I, 2; History Chairman 2; Algebra Chairman 2; Health Chairman 3, 4; Baseball Team 4; Hebrew Club 4, 5, 6, 7; Gym Secretary 4; Class Council Representative 5, 7; Math Club 5, 6, 7; Physics Chairman 5; Contemporary Club 6, 7; English Chairman 6, 7; History Tutor 6; OBA Representative 7, 8; Health Secretary 7; Gym Chairman 8. THOMAS ADAM GONZALES We all know that he is a swell fellow. Spanish Honor Society 5, 8; Choir 5. 8; Saga more 5; Soccer Team 7; Spanish Club 8. JOSHUA H. GORDON Formed on the good old plan A true and brave and honest man. President of Camera Club 3; Physics Lab Assistant 5. 6; Hebrew Club 5, 6, 7, 8; B Hop Decorations Committee; Choir 8; Prom Decorations Committee; Newspaper agent 8. DAVID ROBERT GOSS A pleasant fellow with pleasant ways. Will be successful all hts days History Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; History Chairman 2; Tutor 2; English Office Secretary 5. MICHAEL JULES GORDON Wisdom is the wealth of the wise. National Honor Society 7, 8; Vice-President of Contemporary Club 1; Anne Honor Society 2; Cass Council 7; Stage Crew l, 2; English Secretary I; Quartermaster of Orchestra I, 2; French Club I, 2, 5; Orchestra I, 2; Study Chairman 1; J. V. Baseball Team 2; Cafeteria Staff 2; Banker 2, 3; French Secretary 2; Calumet Literary Staff 2; Gym Secretary 3; Math Club 3, 5, o' Homeroom Chairman 3, 6; Calumet Agent 5; Science Club 5; Solid Geometry Chairman 7; History Chairman 8; Chem Lso Assistant 8; Prom Decorations Committee. TAMARA GORDON There is nothing that so becomes a woman as modesty, stillness, and humility. Secretary of Occupations !; Sagamore Inspector 2; History Secretary 6; Ticket Agent 6. LOIS GOTTFRIED Always here, always there. Busy working everywhere. Study Secretary I; Tutor I, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club I; Contemporary Club I, 2. 3, Annex Play 2; Sagamore 2. 3, r; Tennis Club 2; Calumet Agent 3; Typing Chairman 5; Homeroom Treasurer 5, C. 7 8; Physics Secretary 6; History Secretary 6; Stenography Secretary 7; Study Secretary 7; Legend Literary Staff; Prom Seating Committee. 29 MICHELE CAROL GRAIFER A little mixture of love and laughter, of life and light and pleasure. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Calumet Literary Staff 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Science Chairman 1; English Secretary I, 6, 7; Red Cross Representative I; Tickets Committee, Annex Play 1, 2; Tutor 1, C, 7, 8; Sagamore 2, 7; Color Guard 2; Banker 3, 4, 5. 6; Band 3. 4; French Club 4, 5. 6, 7, 8: Orchestra 4, Contemporary Club 5. 6, 7, 8; French Pronunciation Club 5, 6; Homeroom Secretary 5; 3B Square Dance Refreshment Committee 5; Art Service Club 6; Class Council 6, 7, 8, 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Journalism Secretary 8; Choir 8 .Legend Literary Staff 8, Prom Entertainment Committee; Calumet Agent 8; N. Y. Times Agent GERALDINE GRANGER '77 the thoughtful heart which lives the fullest life. Service Club 5, 6. 7, 8. JOHN GRAVES His love of sport will never die. And os o friend he's rated high. Service Club 5. 6, 7, 8. ALLAN CARL GREENBERG He's always alert, unusually bright, Each thing he does is perfectly right. National Honor Society 5, 6, 7; Vice-President of National Honor Society 8- Fencing t; French Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; English Secretary 7; Art Chairman 2; French Secretary 2; Fencing Captoin 2. 3, 4, 6, 7; Calumot Literary Staff 2, 3, 4. 6. 7; Algebra Tutor 2, 7; Bridge Club 3; German (flub 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Biology Club 3; Track Team 6, 8; Math Toam 7; 4b Hop Decorations Committee; Homeroom Chairman 7; Prom Docorations Committco; Contemporary Club 1, 2. CINDY GREENSTEIN With gentle manner, spirit gay, The nicest girl in every way. Calumet I, 2: Sagamore 2; Ticket Committee Annex Play 2; Legend Literary Staff; jun Business Training Secretary 2. 30 BERNARD GREENWALD A bit of seriousness, a bit of fun. And with it all. his work's well done. Annex Play 1; Orchostra I. 7; O. B A. Representative 3. 4; Biology Chairman 4; Baseball Tcam 4; English Chairman 5; Health Secretary 5; Homeroom Secretary 5; Hebrew Club 5; Biology Club 5; Band 5, 7; Future Teachers of America 6; 48 Hop Decorations Committee. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; O. B. A. Secretary 7, 8; Secretary of Latin Club 3. 4; President of Latin Club I; Secretary of Contemporary Club 2; Algebra Secretary 1, 4; Health Secretary I; Latin Club 2; Homeroom Secrotary 2; Sagamore 2. 3, 4. 5, 6; Latin Secretary 2, 3. 4; World History Secretary 2; English Secretary 3, 4, 6, 8; Biology Secretary 4; O. B. A. Council 5, 6, English Club 5; L). S. History Secretary 5, 6; 3B Square Dance Decorations Committee; Auditor 7; Health Chairman 6; French Secretary 6; Choir 6; Homeroom Chairman 7; English Chairman 7, Chemistry Secretary 7; Legend Advertising Staff. JOSEPH CHARLES GROSSMAN Men of few words arc usually the best. Contemporary Club 5, 6, 7; Science Club 5; Atomic Ptwstcs Club 5; Math Club 6; Health Secretary 5; Prom Decorations Committee. SHARON GUTTMAN And all the beauty of thy place Is in thy heart and in thy face. 4B Hop Band Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee, 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Prom Entertainment Committee; 4A Class Council Representative; 4A Gift Committee; Prom Co-Chairman of Song Writing Committee. HOWARD SAMUEL HARRISON A strong sincerity governs his deeds. French Club I, 2, 3; Sagamore 2; Art Room Secrotary 2; Bookkeeping Chairman 6; Equipment Monitor Gym 6; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee. NORMAN BERNARD HECHT Choice voice and measured phrase above the reach of ordinary men. French Club I, 2, 6; Science Club I, 2; Tutor 1.6, 7, 8; Sagamore Inspector 2; Biology Chairman 3; Math Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Physics Club 5; Contemporary Club 6, 7, 8; National Honor Society 7, 8; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Class Council Representative 8. ROBERT KENNETH HEISTEIN He speaks seldom — but wise men are often silent. National Honor Society 7, 8; Spanish Honor Society 6: Spanish Club Secretary 6. 7; French Club l, 2, 4; Contemporary Club I. 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8; Safety Council I; Math Club 3, 4; French Secretary 3j Spanish Club 4; Banking Auditor 4, 5, 6; Calumet Photography Staff 5, 6; Calumet Agent 7, 8. MURRAY HELLER Wisdom and goodness combined. Sagamore 7. 31 MARTIN HENICK Determination and great zest Make his work one of the best. Projection Staff I, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7; Science Club I, 2; Camera Club 3; Annex Play I. 2; Calumet Sports Photography Staff 5, 7; 3A-4B Play; Foreign Language Program 6; Legend Literary Staff; Legend Photography Staff. RHODA ELLEN HOCHBERG Simplicity and truth dwell in her heart. Science Club I, 2; Calumot Agent 1, 7; Sagamore I, 5, 6, 7; English Secrotary I; Homeroom Chairman 2; Health Secretary 3; Stenography Secretary 3, 6; Booster CUA 5; Wee Bethians 6; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee; Legend Advertising Staff; Prom Seating Committee; Secretary in Gym Office 8. HELAINE ANN HOFFMAN Sweet-tempered, small and cute. Her gracious manner is in no dispute. Wee Bethians 5; Hebrew Club 5; Library Staff 5; Booster Club 5; Health Secretary 6; Saga; more 6; Choir 6; 4B Hoo Decorations Committee; Prom Theme and Decorations Committee. JUDITH NANCY HOFFSPIEGEL She has a voice of gladness and a smile of eloquence. Orchestra I, 2; Red Cross I; Talent Show I: Ail Club I. 1, English Tutor 2; Ushering Staff 3 5 6 7 8; Math Club 6' National Honor Society 6, 7. $; Math Tutor 8; Math Tearn 8; Guidance Office Receptionist 8; Prom Publicity Committee, U.S. History Chairman 8. ELIZABETH MARIE HOLMES Her face is sweet, her thoughts arc kind; A nicer girl would be hard to find. Choir 7. DEREK HULSE Men of few words are often the best of men. Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8. 32 ESTELLE MARGUERITE HUNTLEY God loveth a cheerful giver. Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8. ROSALIE HUREWITZ Oh. the gladness of her gladness when she's glad. Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8. MEL JACOBSON Hit witty test, his frequent smile Make his friendship well worthwhile. English Chairman I. JOAN EDNA JORDAN Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. Legend Literary Staff; Calumet Literary Staff 5, 6, 7, 8; Prom Publicity Committee. HARRIET BARBARA JULIAN Must sparkling wit be less admired Because in beauty it is attired? Music Secretary 2; Annex Play 2; Cast of 3A-4B Play 6; Foods Secretary O; Commercial Art Secretary 7; Study Secretary 5; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Secretary to Mr. Lynch 7; 48 Hop Entertainment Committee; Co-Chairman 48 Hop Band Committee; Choir 7, 8; World History Secretary 7; Class Gift Committee 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. GILBERT A. KADIS He sits hioh in the hearts of his companions. For his brand of humor it contagious. Latin Chairman I; Latin Club 1: Orchestra I, 2. S, 6, 7; Talent Show I, 2; Banker 2; Marching Band 2, 5. 6, 7; Art Club; Biology Club President 5; Hebrew Club 6, 8; English Chairman 2; Band Manager 7, 8; Orchestra Manager 7, 8; Prom Entertainment Committee; Future Teachers of America 6; 48 Hop Entertainment Chairman. 33 ROBERTA KADUCK An artist is a dreamer, consenting to drcjm in the actual world Service Club 7, 8. HELENA JOYCE KALIFON The sweetest essences are always confined in the smallest glasses. Junior Business Training Chairman I; B.B.6. Hospital I; Sagamore 3: 0. B. A. Secretary 3, 6. 7; Calumet Agent 7: 4B Hop Decoration Committee; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee; New York Times Agent 8; Legend Advertising Staff; Prom Seating Committee. MICHAEL ELLIOT KAMPF Where'er he met a stranger, there he left a friend. O. B. A. Executive Council 5; President of Latin Club 2; President of Music Club 2; Latin Club I; Science Club I; Fencing Club I; Orchestra I, 2, 5; Homeroom Chairman 5; Biology Chairman 5; Music Secretary 2. SAUL KAPLAN He who is content can never be defeated. Service Club 4, 5, 6. LARRY KATZ Steadfast of thought, well made, well wrought. Study Chairman 1; Sagamore 4; Newspaper Agent 3; Calumet Advertising Staff 3; Salesman Athletic Tickets 7. 34 SYLVIA KAUFMAN Serious sometimes, humorous sometimes, likable always French Club I, 2, 3; Banker I; Calumet Agent I, 2; Algebra Tutor I: Sagamore 2, 3; Ticket Committee 2; Health Secretary 5; English Secretary 5; Stenography Chairman S; English Chairman 7, 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Dr. Jcllmik's Secretary 7; Dramatic Club Tickets Committee 1; Chairman Dramatic Club Tickets Committee 2; Mr. Schneider's Secretary 6; Choir 8; Future Teachers of America 8; Prom Seating Committee; English Secretary 8. ELAINE JUDITH KEEFER You like her when you meet her and then you like her more. French Club 3; Sagamore Inspector 3; English Secretary 3; Calumet Aocnt 3; Science Secretary I; Occupations Secrotary I; Homeroom Secretary I; Sagamore 1; French Club I; Spanish Honor Society 8; Spanish Club 8; Legend Advertising Staff; Prom Decorations Committee. ALAN IRWIN KESELMAN He has the rare combination of character and ability to succeed. Sagamore Inspector 2; Latin Club I, 2; Science Club 2; Cross Country Team 1; History Club 1. JUDITH ANN KIMELMAN Nothing is impossib e to a willing heart. French Club I, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8; Sagamore 2, 5, 7; Future Teachers Of America Club 4, 5. 7, 8; Study Secretary 5; Band 5; Orchestra 5; Safety Club 2: Cafeteria Monitor 2; English Secretary 4, 7; Library Staff 4; Contemporary Club 8; Prom Seating Committee. 8ARRY M. KIRSTEIN He is one of the boys and one of the best. Football 1- Track Team 1; Homeroom Chairman 1; Study Chairman I; Office Monitor 7; Book Room 7. SANFORD KLEIMAN A little mischief by the way. A little fun to spice the day. French Club I; Art Club 1; Algebra Chairman I. ERWIN KIRSCHNER The little cares that fret me I lost yesterday French Chairman 1; English Chairman 6, 8; U. S. History Chairman 1, 4, 8; Class Council Representative 7, 8; Basketball Manager 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; 48 Hop Tables Committee Chairman; Sagamore 3. 8; Secretary Gym 7, 8; English Chapman 8; Basketball Team 7, 8; Prom Tables Committee; Chairman of 4B-4A Basketball Committee 7, 8. 35 JOAN ANN KLEINMAN Friendly, happy. cheery. pay. A friend to all that come her way. Dramatics Club 1; S.so am ore 1; Safety Council I; French Club 1; Spanish Club 8; Prom Bids Committee; legend Advertising Staff. FELIX L. KOZODOY There is nothing so becomes a man as modest silence. Sagamore 2; Latin Club 2; Science Club 5 Spanish Club 5; Contemporary Club 5. 6, 7 Laboratory Assistant 5. 7, 8; Math CliA 3 Auditor 8; Prom Decoration Committee. I WILLIAM S. KLUGMAN Behind hit earnest and serious side— Wit. humor, and good cheer hide. Latin Secretary 5; Latin Club 5; Vice-President of Latin Club 6; Calumet Agent 5. 6; Home Room Treasurer 7; Contemporary Club 6. 7; Health Chairman 6: 4B Hop Committee; French Chairman 3, 4, 8. PERRY C. KOONCE A real pal. kind and true. A loyal classmate through and through. Occupations Secretary I; Gym Chairman 2. PATRICIA ANN KOZUSZKO Her charm lies in her steady, quiet way. Service Club 5, 7. FREDDA C. KRIEGSFELD She has a laugh that's full of fun. And a disposition bright as the sun. French Club 1. 2. 3. 5. 6; Library Staff I, 2. 3; Annex Play I, 2; English Secretary 3; Calumet Agent 3; History Secretary 5. 6: Vollcv Ball Team 5; Sagamore 5; Choir 6: 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 4B Hop Decoration Committee: 4B Hop Publicity Committee; Auditor 7, 8; Prom Decorations Committee; Contemporary Club 5, 6, 7, 8. 36 HOWARD RONALD KROLL A winning personality is an asset on ltic load to success. 3A-HB Play; Vice-President ot Math Cliis 6. MARUTA KUBULNIEKS Always pleasant, always kind Always charming and relined. Algebra Secretary 3, English Secretary 7; Choir 7, 8; Prom Seating Committee. iW a W:A MARTIN BARRY KRUPP He mixes wisdom with mirth, and work with happiness. JANICE ANN KRUSCH Nothing is rarer than real goodness. Business Arithmetic Secretary 2; Junior Business Training Chairman 2; Sagamore 6; Stenography Secretary 6; Business Law Secretary 7; Choir 7, 8; 4B Hop Tables Committee; Prom Seating Committee. Latin Club I; Latin Chairman I. GARY KUPERMAN Yours is the earth and everything that's in it. Service Club 7, 8. MEREDITH JOAN KURZ A dancing figure, an image gay To brighten up the darkest day. French Club 2. 6, 7; French Club Secretary 5; Annex Play 2; Art Secretary 2; Auditor 5, 6; Class Council Representative 5; Les Compeg-n ous de Chanson 6; Sagamoro 7; Copy Editor of Legend Advertising Staff; Legend Literary Staff; Choir 8; Future Teachers of America 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. 37 DOROTHY A. KURZROCK Her good nature will always be an asset. Hebrew Club 5; Latin Club 3; Biology Secretary 3; Spanish Club 5, 6' Contemporary Club 5, 6; History Secretary 5, 8; Class Council Representative 6; Health Chairman 7; 48 Bids Committee for Hop, 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Chemistry Lab Secretary 8; Spanish Chairman 8; Spanish Honor Society 8; Prom Entertainment Committee; Legend Advertising Staff. HYMAN KUSNETZ Worry? Let it run away. Live a life, and live it gayl Servko Club 6. 7, 8. PHILLIP MARCHELL LaFON Full of laughter, full of tun, Always a happy-go-lucky one. Typing Secretary 4; Futuro Teachers of Amorica ALPHA LANE, JR. A man who is just and resolute will not be moved from his purposes. Service Club 6, 8. SHARON LEAR A little girl with big blue eyes, Charming, graceful, princess size. Auditor I, 2; Health Chairman I, 3, 6; Safety Council 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Sagamore 2, 3; Choir 6. ROSE LEE An appearance of delicacy and oven fragility is most essential to beauty. Typing Secretary 4; French Club 6, 7; Futuro Teachers of America 6, 7, 8. MARILYN P. LEFKOWITZ There it no greater compliment then to be well liked. President of Hebrew Club 6; Hebrew Club 3, 5, 7. 8; Sagamore 3, 7; English Chairman 3. 5; Typing Secretary 3; Algcnra Secretary 3; U. S. History Chairman 5; Health Chairman 5; Contemporary Club 5, 8; Contemporary Club Secretary 6, 7; Booster Club 5; Future Teachers of America 5, 7; Spanish Club 5, 7; Square Dance Decorations Committee 5; English Secretary 6, 7; Health Secretary 6; Gym Secretary 7; Class Council 7; Biology Chairman 7; Hop Entertainment Committee; Secretary of Ceramics Club 8; Calumet 8; Legend Advertising Staff; Prom Bids Committee. HARRIET T. LERNER She' sometimes quiet, sometimes 0 rv A in her own friendly way. Service Club 6, 7, 8. FRANCES HARRIET LEVIN Her graceful ease, sweetness and gentle pride Would hide her faultt if the had faults to hide. French Club I, 2, 5; English Chairman 1, 2; World History Chairman 2; Art Chairman 2; English Secretary 5; Hebrew Club 5; Commercial Art Secretary 7; Hop Publicity Committee: Future Teachers of America 8; Choir 8; Legend Literary Staff; Prom Seating Committee. SHIRLEY LOIS LEVINE There is no greater compliment than to be well-liked. Twirling Club I; French Club 1, 5, 6, 8; Algebra Chairman 2; Booster Club 5; typing Chairman 5; Assembly Language Program 6; Contemporary Club 6; Future Teachers Club of America 6, 7. 8; Guidance Office Secretary 7; Sewing Secreraiy 7; Hop Decorations Committee; Prom Seating Committee. HENRIETTA LERNER Consistency, thou art a virtue. Sagamore I, 2; J. B. T. Secretary !• Banker 2; Homeroom Secretary 3, 7, 8; Foods Chairman 8; Office Practice Secretary 8. SANFORD ALLAN LEVITT He preferred to be. rather than to seem good; Hence, the lets he sought friends the more they pursued him. Library Staff 2; Music Chairman 2; Annex Play 2; President Latin Club 5, 6; Hop Entertainment Committee; Hop Decorations Committee; Hop Tables Committee; Spanish Club 7, 8; Spanish Honor Society 8; Health Secretary 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. 39 PHYLLIS DORIS LIPMAN You ,iro not only good yourself. but the c.iuse ol goodness in other? French Club 1. 5, 6, 7; Make-up Committee Annex Play 1; Twirling Club 1: Typing Secretary 5; Booster Club 5; Assembly Program 6; Contemporary Club 6, 7; Future Teachers of America Club 6, 7; Hop Decorations Committee. ROGER HOWARD UPTON By different methods different men excel. But he’s the one who does a things well. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Latin Club 1, 3; Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 5, 6. 7. 8; Music Class Chairman 2; Baseball Team 3; Biology Club 3; Algebra Chairman 3, 5; Gym Chairman 3; Soccer Team 5, 7; Hop Decorations Committee; Track Team 0, 8; Class Council 6, 7, 8; Geometry Chairman 6; English Chairman 6; Spanish Chairman 6; Health Chairman 6; Tutor 7. MARLENE LISCIO Charm is a gift of the gods. Homeroom Chairman 8; Class Council Representative 5. 6; I.R. Secretary 8; U.S. History Secretary 8; English Secretary 8. CAROL SUE LOHMAN It's nice to be natural, when you’re naturally nice. French Club I, 2, 3. 5, 6, 7, 8; Ticket Committee Annex Play I; Publicity Committee 2; Sagamore 2; Health Custodian 3; Future Teachers of America Club 3, 5, 6, 7, 8; Booster Club 5; Wee Bothians 5; French Singing Group G; Secretary of Foreign Language Offico 6, 7; English Secretary 6; S'-Refreshment Committcc.’i—. mittce; Prom Decorations Secretary 6; iop Decorations Com-ittcc. CONNIE MARIE LORDI A smile that it more than captivating and a personality equally pleasing. Prom Entertainment Committee. GLORIA LOTERSTEIN Petite, peppy, full of fun; Truly liked by everyone. Homeroom Secretary 8; English Secretary 8; Study Secretary 8. 40 ROBERT EDWARD LOWYNS PAULA Z. LOZINSKY His limbs woro cut in manly mold For hardy sports in contests bold. Football 7. She' sweet and nice and very gay. Everyone likes her friendly way. Sagamoro 1; Banking I; Dramatic Club 1 • Prom Seating Committee. MAXINE MARIE LUCAS The best portions o 1 a good hie ore the little nameless, unremembered acts of kindness. Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8. FAITHE HELENE LURIE Smiling lace, laughing eyes. A merry life before her lies. Sagamore 2, 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. PHYLLIS MANDEL She' friendly, she's sweet. Just the girl you'd like to meet. French Secretary I, 2, 3; French Club 1 2; Homeroom Secretary 3, 5; Twirling 5; Gym Secretary 5; Prom Entertainment Committee; Stenography Chairman 8. SUSAN A. MANN Dark and sultry and deep as the sea, There are many who find great beauty in thee. Sagamore I; Gym Secretary 1; French Club 1; Ticket Committee 1; Art Secretary 5; Choir 5, 7, 8; Economics Secretary 7; U.S. History Secretary 7; Class Council v; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Prom Seating Committee. 41 HEIDI BARBARA MANTELL Quietly and pleasantly, she goes her way. French Club I; Orchestra I, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8; Occupations Secretary I; Homeroom Secretary 2; Music Secretary 2. 7; Sagamore 2; Foods Secretary 3; Algebra Chairman 3; Banker 5, 6; Contemporary Club 5; Health Secretary 6; Orchestra Librarian 8; Harmony Secretary 8; History Chairman 8; English Chairman 8; Newspaper Agont 8. HARVEY MARANS There is a wink in his eye, a smile on his lips. Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8. IRVING CHARLES MARCUS Truth, honor, leadership, and common sense. President of OBA Council 7, 8; Swimming Team Captain 7, 8; National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Calumet Sports Editor 8; Algebra Tutor i, 2; Contemporary Club 1, 2; French Chairman I; Science Club I, 2; French Club I; Swimming Team I, 3, 5; Calumet I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; Track 2, 4; Aloebra Chairman 2. 3; Sagamore 2; Art Club 2; Soccer Team 3, 5,-7; English Chairman 8; English Secretary 5; OBA Representative 5, 6; History Chairman 7; Tutoring 7; Legend Sports Staff 8; Prom Publicity Committee. SAUL SEYMOUR MARKOWITZ A man who possesses an opinion and a will. Latin Club I; Hebrew Club 5, 7, 8; Lab Assistant 7; Contemporary Club 7; Stamp Club 7. 8; Math Club 7, 8; Hop Decorations Committee; Prom Committee. MARLENE LYNN MARTIN She studied hard and yet could find a smile for all. JERRY B. MAX This is the fellow who is so witty To him all the girls are considered pretty. Football Team I; Track Team 1, 2; Study Chairman I; Algebra Secretary 2; Homeroom Secretary 2; Economic Geography Chairman 3; Record keeping Chairman 4; Health Chairman 4. 7; Homeroom Banker 4, 7, 8; Art Club Chairman 7; Hop Decorations Committee. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Library Staff 1; French Club 1. 5, 6; French Class Secretary 5, 6; Tutor 5, 7; Personal Secretary 5; Future Teachers of America 5; Contemporary Club 5. 6; Hop Publicity Committee; Hop Decorations Committee; Calumet Literary Staff 5, 7: Math Club 6; Math Office Secretary 7; Class Council 17; Prom Seating Committee; Legend Advertising Staff; History Secretary 8. 42 CLAIRE ROBERTA MAYERS None know thee but to love thee. None name thee but to praise. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Dramatic CliA 1; French Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Calumet Agent I, 2; Occupations Secretary 1; Ticket Committee Anne Play, Algebra Secretary 2; French Chairman 2; Saaamore 2, 3, 4; Hebrew Club 3, 4, 5; Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Banker 3; Spanish Club 4, 5, 6; Homeroom Secretary 4, 6, 7. 8; Ushering Staff 4. 5. 6, 7. 8; Library Staff 4; Typing Monitor 5; OBA Homeroom Representative 5. 6; Booster Club 5: Contemporary Club 5, 6; French Secretary 6; Spanish Honor Society 6, 8; Class Council Representative 6, 7; Hop Decorations Committee; Hop Entertainment Committee; Choir 7 8; Prom Entertainment Committee; Prom Band Committee. RONA M. MICHAELSON Sweet thought makes a sweet person. Service Club 6, 7, 8. PEARLINE ALVETA McCLOUD A Pear is a precious stone. Service Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. C. JOEL MILLER In quietness end confidence shell be your strength. Sagamore 5; Banker 7; Book Room Monitor 7; Banking Auditor 5. JOSEPH MENKER A men of mark end mark him well. Latin Club I, 2, 4. 5; History Chairman I; Contemporary Club 1,2, 4, 5 6. Algebra Chairman I; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4. 6. 7 8; Science Club 2. 4, 5; Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, 4; Annex Honor Society 2; National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Health Chairman 3, 6; Sagamore 3; Baseball Manager 4; Health Secretary 4; Hebrew Club 4, 5, 6. 7, 8; Math Club 4, 5. 6; Biology Chairman 4; Treasurer of Hebrew Club 5; Spanish Club 5; Class Council 6, 8; Band Committee 4B Hop; English Chairman 8; Advanced Algebra Chairman 8. MARGOT R. MILLER She nerer fails to speak a pleasant word. Booster Club 5; Future Teachers of America 7; French Club ; Hop Decorations Committee; Choir 7; Guidance Sagamore 7; Prom Tables Committee. 43 CAROL SUE MODELL Boware of her fair hair, for she excels all in the magic of her locks. Secretary of Steno 3; Hop Entertainment Com-mittee; Hop Decoration Committee; CHoir 8. GAIL MOORE Her smile is like a rainbow flashing from the misty sky. Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8. JACQUELINE L. MODELL Gentleness of manner, not gold, is it woman’s best adornment. French Club I, 5, 6; Occupations Chairman 1; Orchestra I, 2; Talent Show I; Assembly 6; History Secretary 7; Choir 8. HAROLD MOGELEFSKY Worry, let it run away. Live a life and live it gay. Service Club 5, 6, 7, 8. MICHAEL MOROZE If friends speak success, he certainly isn't a failure. Receptionist 7; History Chairman 7; Banker 8; I. R. Chairman 8. HOWARD MARVIN NACHT Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Hebrew Club 3, 5, 6, 7, 8; Bank Auditor 3 Health Secretary 5; Gym Secretary 5, 6, 7 Physics Lab Assistant 5; Hebrew Chairman 60 Contemporary Club 7. 8. Receptionist 7; Math Chairman 7; N. Y. Times Agent 7, 8; Sagamore 8. 44 BARRY S. NEIDORF Thole's a certain twinkle in his eye That makes each passing maiden sigh. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; O. B. A. Council Treasurer 7, 8; Ushering Staff 5, 6, 7, 8; Chairman of Prom Entertainment Committee; Soccer Team 5, 7; Algebra Chairman 1; French Club I, 5, 6, 7; Calumet Staff I, 2; O.B A. Council 2; Sagamore Inspector 2; Health Secretary 2, 6, 8- French Club President 2; French Chairman 5; Calumet Circulation Staff 5, 6, 7; English Chairman 5, 8; Class Council 5, 6. 7; Calumet H. R. Representative 5, 8; Gym Secretary 5 6: Chairman of Refreshment Committee 5; English Secretary 6; Contemporary Club 6, 8; Vice-President of Contemporary Club 7; Health Chairman 7, 8; Newark Youth Council 7; Hop Entertainment Committee. JANET RUTH NOVICK ELLEN NEISS A beautiful smile is to the female countenance wh.it the sunbeam u to the landscape. Study Secrotary 1; Ballet Lessons I; Prom Seating Committee. SHERI BETH ORTNER Her eyes are dark, her hair is too. But her heart is light, her cares are few. She's very cute, though not so tall, for precious things are very small. Sagamore I, 2, 5; Contemporary Club I; French Club I, 6; Prop Committee 2; French Club 2, 3, 5; Calumet Staff 2; Future Teachers of America 3, 5, 6: Booster Club 5; Decoration Committee 5; Calumet Alternate 6; French Singing Club 6; 3A-48 Play 6, Publicity Committee 6; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee; Spanish Hbnor Society 8; Legend Literary Staff; Prom Theme, Decoration and Flowers Committee. Secretary Spanish Honor Society 8; Annex Ploy I; Dramatics Club I; Sagamore 2, Homeroom Treasurer 2; Art Chairman 2, 6; Cooking Chairman 3; French Club -I; Spanish Club 4; English Chairman 4, 5; Biology Chairman 4; Cooking Chairman 4; French Chairman 4, 5; Spanish Chairman 4, 7; Spanish Secretory 5; Health Chairman 5. 6; Booster Club 5; O B A. Executive Council 5; 0.8 A. Homeroom Representative 6; O B A. Senior Class Representative 8; Calumet Agent 6; Art Service Club 6; Stenography Chairman 7; M.A S. Secretary 7; Study Sccretaiy 7; Homeroom Chairman 7; National Honor Society 7, 8; 4B Hop Publicity Committee; 4B Hop Bids Committee; English Secretary 8; Tutor 7; Legend Editor-m-Chief; Prom Bids Committee. BRUNO A. NIETHE A handsome lad with flashing eyes. And smiling lips that never sighed. Aloebra Tutor 1; Safety Council 1; Occupation Council 1; Sagamore 2, 3, 5; Homeroom Chairman 2; Algebra Chairman 2; Gym Captain 2; Music Class Officer 2; German Club 3: Baseball Manager 3; English Chairman 3, 8; Gym Chairman 3, 5, 6; Class Council 5, 6, 8; Decorations Committee 5; Basketball Manager 5; Choir 5, 6, 8; Choir Officer 5; 4B-4A Basketball Ticket Committee. JOAN HARRIET OSOWITT Quiet talk she hketh best—in a bower of gentle looks. Library Staff 1; French Club 1. 2, 3, 5, 6. 7, 8; Contemporary Club I; National Honor Society 7. 8; Art Club I; English Chairman I; Annex Honor Society I; Sagamore 2, 6, 7; Calumot Typing Staff 2; Props Committee Annex Play 2; Calumot Staff 2; Calumet Literary Staff 3, 5, 6, 7; Future Teachers of America Club 3, 5, 6, 7, 8; Study Secretary 3; English Vice President 5; Booster Club 5; French Singing Group 6, 7; Art Club Treasurer 6; Refreshment Committee 4B Hop; Decoration Committee 4B Hop; Lycee Group 8; Prom Theme Committee. ROSE MARIE PAPA EDWARD STANLEY PARNESS YVETTE PITMAN She nodded her hood, and the Jtors on high sporkled down from out the sky. Banker 1; French Secretary 1 World History Secretary I; French Club I, 3, 5. 6; French Club President 2; Dramatic Club 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Art Secretary 2; Health Secretary 3, 7; Algebra Chairman 3; Secretary History 5, 7; Choir 5, 6, 7, 8; Geometry Secretary 5; Assembly Program 5; 4B Hop Bids Committee; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Chairman Hop Flower Committee; Legend Literary Staff; Prom Seating Committee. He who is content is happy. Fronch Club I; Science Club 1; Contemporary Club 1; Junior Red Cross I; Stamp Club 1; Health President I; Track 2, 6, 8; Calumet 5, 6, 7, 8; Biology CliA 5. A pleasant smile denotes a charming personality. English Secretary I; J. B. T. Secretary 1; Health Chairman I; Science Chairman 2; Homeroom Banker 2; Twirling Club 2; English Chairman 5; Twirling Squad 5; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Twirling Majorette 7, 8; Commercial Art Chairman 8; English Chairman 8; Prom Entertainment Committee; Future Teachers of America Club 8. SUE ELLEN PLATNICK Dazzling eyes, a charm that's rare, A smile so charming beyond compare. Science Chairman I; Annex Play 1; Chairman Occupations 1; Cafeteria Sagamore 2; Banker 2; Typing Chairman 3; English Chairman 3; Calumet Altcrnato 3; Apparatus Club 3; Cheer -icadmg Club 3. 8; Geometry Secretary 6; Cheerleader 6, 7; Auditor 7, 8; Art Survey Sec-retary 7, 8; History Secretary 7; Hop Publicity Chairman; Hop Entertainment Committee; Hop Decorations Committee; Prom Entertainment Committee. IRA POLONSKY A quiet fellow, but a good one. Indoor Track 6; Outdoor Track 6. 46 LINDA JANE POLLACK Lively, clever, iolly and gay; The sweetest gal in every way. Health Chairman 3; Typing Secretary 3; Spanish Club Secretary 3; Calumet Agent 3; Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; Orchestra 3, 4. 5, 6, 7; Spanish Club 5, 6; Contemporanr Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Future Teachers of America 5, 6, 7, 8; Secretary of Future Teachers of America 6; O. B. A. Homeroom Representative 5, 6; Hebrew Club 5, 6, 7, 8; 3B Square Dance Refreshment Committee; Class Council Representative 5, 6, 7: Offico Sagamore 6; 3A Picnic Entertainment Committee, 3A-4B Play Make-up Committee; History Chairman 1' Secretary to Mr. Schwartz 7; President of Future Teachers of America 7; Orchestra Librarian 7; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; Harmony Tutor 7; Choir 8; Recording Secretary of Contemporary Club 8; Gym Secretary 8; Legend Literary Staff; Prom Entortainment Committee Chairman. CHARLES RUDOLPH QUARLES A pleasant fellow, quietly going his way. Chess Club 8; Choir 8; N. Y. Times Representative 8. JACQUELINE RESNICK She has a flash of fire in the breath of spring. Orchestra 3, 5, 6. 7; Algebra Secretary 3; Spanish Club 3; Band 5, 6, 7; Hebrew Club 5; Contemporary Club 5, 6; 38 Square Dance Decorations Committee; English Chairman 6; Spanish Secretary 6: Publicity Chairman 3A-4B Play; Publicity Committee 3A Picnic; Art Service Club 6; History Secretary 7; Chemistry Secretary 7, 8; Secretary to Mr. Poarl 7; 48 Hop Entertainment Committee, 48 Hop Decorations Committee; 48 Hop Publicity Committee; Prom Entertainment Committee; Legend Art Editor. KAY RABSTEIN She always had a gentle srrule and a kindly word to say. Science Secretary 2; World History Secretary 5; Health Chairman 6; Fencing Club 6; Painting Club Secretary 7; 4B Hop Decoration Committee; 48 Hop Invitations Committee; Prom Bids Committee; Future Teachers of America 8; Legend Advertising Staff; Gym Secretary 8; Choir 8. ELLEN SHEILA REINGOLD Light of manner, sweet and gay. Spreading smiles along the way. English Secretary 8; Bowling Club 8; Prom Entertainment Committee; Legend Advertising Staff. NEIL RICHARD RESNICK His friendship and disposition make him unique. Sagamore 2, 3; English Chairman 5; Homeroom Treasurer 5, 6; Projection Staff 6; Prom Decorations Committee. MARCIA KAREN RHODES Her face is sweet, her thoughts are kind; A finer girl is hard to find. Booster Club 5; Wee Bcthians 5; 48 Hop Bids Committee; 48 Hop Decorations Committee; Hebrew Club 8; Latin Secretary 8; Prom Decorations Committee. 47 RAYMOND RIO Good sport, good friend. good nature. Service Club 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL RITZ A happy breezy person who is welcome anywhere. Calumet Agent I; Stomp Club I. FLORENCE ROGERS Her soul being of sweetness rare. Her heart beats with kindness there. Homeroom Chairmen 3; Homeroom Secretary 4; English Secretary 4; Legend Literary Staff. ELLEN JOY ROSE She is the sweetest rose in any garden. J. B. T. Chairman 1; Business Arithmetic Chairman I, 2, Occupations Chairmon 1; Study Secretary 2; English Secretary 2; Homeroom Chairman 7, 8; English Chairman 7, 8; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 4B Hop Decoration Committee; Advanced Transcription 8; Chairman Advanced Transcription 8; Office Practice Secretary 8; Office Practice Chairman; Prom Entertainment Committoo. BETSY ADELE ROSENBERG Her virtues are many, her faults are few. She always does well what she starts to do. PAULA SHIRLEY ROSEN The world delights in sunny people, and she it one. Library Staff I. 2; Fencing Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 5, 6, 8; Homeroom Banker 5, 6; Foods Secretary 6; Bowling Club 8; Prom Entertainment Committee. 48 Banking Staff 1, 2; Sagamore I. 2, 4, 5, 6: French Club I, 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 8; Safety Council I, 2; Algebra Secretary I; Home Room Secretary 2; Ticket Committee 2; English Chairman 2; Science Club 2; O. B. A Council 2; Biology Chairman 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4, 5, 6. 8; Ushering Staff 3, 4. 5, 6, 8; Banking 3 4. 5, 5; Booster Club 5; Health Secretary $; French Secretary 5; Class Council 5, 6; 3B Square Dance Committee 5; French Chorus 6; Foreign Language Program 6; 3A Picnic Entertainment Committee; Prom Seating Committee. PAULA ROSENBERG The charm of a deed is its doing: A charm of a life is it living. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Homeroom Secretary I; English Chairman I, 3; Sagamore I. 2. 4. 5- 6. 7; Art Club Secretary 1, 2; French Club Vice-President 2; French Club Secretary 5, 6; Ticket Committee I; Dramatic Club 1; Calumet Staff 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7; Junior Red Cross 2; Talent Show 2; Annex Honor Group 2; Banker 3. 4; 0. B. A. Homeroom Representative 5. o; Contemporary Club 5. 6; Future Teachers of America Club 5; French Secretary 6, 8; Math Club 6; Art Secretary 7; English Secretary 7; Tutor 7; Hop Decorations Committee; Lcgond Advertising Staff; Prom Seating Committee. RONALD L. ROSENBERG Proficiency end industry — the twin pillars of success. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Art Club Secretary I; Latin Club I, 3, 5; Fencing Club 1; Science Club 1, 5; Art Club 2; Calumet Agent 2; Calumet Literary Staff 3. 5, 6, 7; Ushering Staff 3. 5. 6. 7. 8; Stamp Club 3. 8; Calumet Circulation Staff 3, 8' Health Chairman 3; Contemporary Club 6, ; Chess Club 6; Math Club 6. 7, 8; President of Stamp Club 7; Hebrew Club 7; Hop Entertainment Committee; Hop Decoration Committee. HELENE ROSENBLATT A lively manner, a wit that's rare. A girl that is charming beyond compare. Freshman Play Tickets Committee I; Sagamore 2, Prompter for Play 2; Choir 6, 7, 8; Calumet Advertising Staff 6; Choir Secretary 7, 8; History Secretary 7, 8; Co-Chairman of Hop Decorations Committee, Prom Seating Committee; Secretary to Mr. Schwartz 8. ELAINE ROSENBLUM A soaring spirit in her charm delights. Business Arithmetic Secretary 1; Art Chairman I; Bookkeeping Chairman 5; Gym Secretary 5, English Secretary 7; Study Secretary 7. STEVEN ROSENFELD He's constantly happy, friendly and Ready to drive all your cates away. ’’ Prom Decorations Committee. EDWARD D. ROSENGOLD A man is of soul and body formed for ideas Stamp Club I, Latin Club I. 49 FRANCES ROTHENBERG Cleverness is but one of her traits. Sincerity end fun are its mates. GEORGE ARRON ROTHBARD Happy -90-luck y, carefree air. His wit is welcomed everywhere. Homeroom Chairman 8; Prom Decorations Committee. Annex Play I; Sagamore I. 2; Algebra Secretary 2; Homeroom Treasurer 6; History Secretary 6; Health Chairman 6; Art Club 6; Guidance Office Secretary 8. RALPH DAVID ROTHMAN A boy of real intelligence Combined with wit and common sense. Library Staff I; Art Club 1, 2; Book Club 1; Homeroom President I; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club I, 2; Contemporary Club 2, 3, 7; Sagamore 2, 3; Biology Club 3; Choir 5, 0, 7, 8; Homeroom Secretary 7; Newspaper Representative 8. MARVIN ROUS Such individuality cannot be copied. Football 1; Track 1. ALLAN RUBIN MARJORIE HELENE RUBIN Her face attracts you. her smile tempts you, Her personality wins you over completely. And when responding to the cheers, he lightly doffed his hat. No stranger in the crowd would doubt, twas Allan at the bat Service Club 5, 6. 7, 8. Calumot Copy Editor 6, 7, 8; French Club I, 5, 6. 7, 8; English Secretary I, 5, 6, 8; Science Chairman I; Library Staff I; Sagamore 2; Annex Play 2; Tutoring Staff 2; Publicity Committee Annex Play 2; Ticket Committee 2; Ushering Staff 5, 6, 7, 8; Calumet Typing Staff 5; Typing Secretary 5; Booster Club 5; Foreign Language Assembly 6; Publicity Committee 3A-4B Play- Hop Decorations Committee; Class Council ; French Secretary 7; Calumet Aoent 7, 8; Wee Bethians 7; Ramey Group 8; Legend Copy Editor; Prom Decorations Committee. 50 ROSE CATHERINE RUFOLO Sho w is mode with sincerity, bcouty. end charm. Banker I, 3, 8; Occupations Chairman 1; Ticket Committee I; Legend Manning Editor; English Chairman 8; Economic Geography Secretary 8; Prom Seating Committee. JE110ME SAMUELS Although he it on mischief bent His deeds ore done with good intent. Track 1; Homeroom Chairman I; Orchestra 2, 5; French Club Chairman 2; Band 5; Dance Band S. Football Team I, 3; Gym Captain I, 3, 8; Sagamore 2; French Club 2; French Chairman 3; Biology Chairman 3; History Chairman 6; Chemistry Chairman 7; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Newspaper Agent 7; Homeroom Chairman 8; Legend Art Editor. ERIK R. SANDBERG-DIMENT A swell and quiet lod is he. Always remembered will he be. Contemporary Club 7; Newspaper Agent 7; O. B A. Representative 7, 8; Chemistry Lab Assistant 7; Calumet Staff 8; Legend Literary Staff; Prom Decoration Committee; Trigonometry Chairman 8. MELINDA SALZ With her personality and disposition loir. She con face the world without a care. Sagamore 2; Choir 6; Latin Club 1, 2; Cafeteria Assistant 2; Future Teachers of America Club 7, 8; Calumet Agent I, 2; Chemistry Lab Assistant 7, 8; Contemporary Club 2, 6; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; Algebra Secretary 2; 4B Hop Ride Committee; Art Secretary 2; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee' Latin Secretary |; Prom Seating Committee; Banker 1, 5; Legend Advertising Staff. Algebra Treasurer 1; Algebra Tutor I: Class Council Representative 5, 6, 7; Spanish Tutor 5; English Secretary 5, 7; Booster Club 5; 3B Refreshment Committee Square Dance; 3B Decoration Committee Squaro Dance: 3B Ticket Committee Square Dance; Spanish Honor Socioty 6, 7, 8; Spanish Club 6, 7, 8; Spanish Secretary 6; Gym Secrcfanr 6; 3A-4B Play Ticket Committee; 3A Picnic Committee; Spanish Singing Group 6. CAROL SASSIVER In one so quiet we expect great things. History Secretary I; Ticket Committee Annex Play 2; Calumet Staff I, 2, 3; Talent Show 2, 3; Fronch Club I, 2; Fencing 1, 2; Choir 5, 6, 8; Prom Bids Committee. 51 JOSEPH SCHAEFER A tall fellow both in mind and spirit. Biology Chairman 4. CAROL HARRIET SCHILDKRET A very likeable, helpful mitt Though better known for her quietness. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Book Club I; Science Club I, 2, 3; French Club I, 3, 5; Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4; English Secretary 2, 3; Calumet 2, 3. 4; Typino Chairman 3; Contemporary Club 3, 4. 7, 8; Biology Club 3; Vocabulary Club 4; Bridge Club 4; Math Club 5, 6; Physics Club 5; Stenography Club 5. 6; Atomic Energy Club 5; Banker 7, 8; Tutorino 7; Dramatic Club 8. INA SANDRA SCHANERMAN Always on the go. but with you to the end She makes the very greatest kind of friend. Calumet Agent 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; French Club 1, 2. 3, 4, 5; Junior Red Cross I; Calumet Staff 2, 8; Props Committee 2; Ticket Committee I, 2; Sagamore 3, 4, 5, 6; Homeroom Secretary 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 5, 7, 8; English Secretary 4, 7; Calumet Typing Staff 3. 5, 6, 7; Calumet Advertising Staff 4, 5, C, 7; Booster Club 5; 3B Decorations Committee 5; French Secretary 7; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4B Hop Refreshment Committee; Editor, Legend Advertising Staff, Journalism Secretary 8; Prom Decorations Committee. BERNARD PAUL SCHIMMER Knowledge comet but wisdom hnoers. Contemporary Club 5, 6; Latin Club 5, 6; Homeroom Chairman 6; Chess Club 6, 8; Hop Entertainment Committee; Prom Entertainment Committee. ELAYNE SUSAN SCHAPIRA Born lor success with shining gifts that captured every eye. National Honor Society 6, 7. 8; English Secretary 2; Homeroom Chairman 1; Book Club 1; Algebra Secretary I; Library Staff I; Sagamore 2; History Chairman 2; Algebra Secretary 2; Assistant Editor of Calumet 2; Science Club Secrotary 2; Honor Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4, 5; Calumet 3; Biology Club 3, 4; Science Seminar 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 3; 38 Council Representative 5; History Secretary 5; Contemporary Club 5; English Secretary 6, 7; Spanish Honor Society o; Student Council 7, 8; Chairman Theme Committee 4B Hop; President Spanish Honor Society. ROBERT SCHREIBER In dress he's sharp as any tack Manners and poise he does not lack. Swimming Team 1, 2. 52 FRANKLIN SCHULANER Although ho tolls not what ho feels. He must know more than he reveals. Latin Club I, 2, 3; Book Club 1 Contemporary Club 2, 3; Art Club 2; Science Club 3; Biolocy Club 3. JOYCE SHEVA SCHULMAN A good face is a letter of recommendation, A good heart is a letter of credit. Art Club 2; Hebrew Club 5, 6; Contemporary Club 6; Future Teacher of America Club o; French Club 7. STEPHEN SAMUEL SCHWARTZ A diligent worker, ambitious and versatile. Contemporary Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; National Honor Society 6. 7, 8; Calumet News Editor 7, 8; French Club I, 2. 3, 4, 5. 6; Sagamore I, 2; Publicity Committee I, 2; Art Club I, 2; Fencing Club I, 2, 3; History Chairman I; Safety Council 1; Calumet I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8; Annex Honor Society I, 2; Junior Red Cross 2; Banker 3, 4, 5; Biology Club 3, 4; Ushering Staff 3, 4, 5, 6, 8; U.S. History Chairman 5; 48 Hop Decorations Committee; Legend Advertising Staff; Prom Decorations Committee. STEPHEN SCHWARTZ Hit sense of humor is unsurpassed; Cur mem'ries of him will always last. Occupations Chairman I; Latin Club I. 2; Chairman World History Club 2; World History Club I; International Relations Chairman 8; Art Secretary. JAMES ARTHUR SCHWARZ A cheerful youth, courteous and kind. A steady friend with an energetic mind. Homeroom Chairman 3; Latin Club 3; Contemporary Club 3, 5, 6, 7; Science Club 5; Science Club Secretary 5; Chess Club 5. 6; Banker 5; 3A-4B Play; Chess Team 6; Bridge Club 6; 4B Hop Decoration Committee; Occupations Chairman I- Latin Club I. 2; Chairman World History Club 2; World History Club 1; International Relations Chairman 8; Art Secretary. HOWARD L. SHARENOW He mixes his fun and sports and mixes them well. Basketball 1, 8; Algebra Chairman 5; Health Secretary 5; Baseball 8; Art Chairman 8; English Chairman 8. 53 RONALD G. SHEETZ We scores in sports and friendships. JUDITH ANN SIEGEL For nature made her what she is and never made another. SUSAN JO SHILL In youth and beauty, wisdom it rare. But in our girl Sue. all three are there. National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Latin Club Chairman 3, 4; Typing Secretary 3; Health Secretary 3; Band 3, 4, S; Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 7; Biclogy Secretary 4; Algebra Tutor 4; Latin Tutor 4; Latin Award 4; Future Teachers of America 4, 5; Contemporary Club 4 5; Aloe-bra Secretary 4; Hebrew Club 4, 5, 6; Personal Secretary 4; History Secretary 5; French Secretary 5, Class Council 5, 6; Math Club 5, 6, 7; Square Dance Refreshment Committee; Homeroom Chairman 6; Contemporary Club Secretary 6, 7; Sagamore 6; Health Secretary 7; Entertainment Committee, 3A Picnic; Hop Refreshment Committee; O B A Representative 7, 8; Hop Bids Committee; Calumet Advertising 7; Hop Decorations Committee; Honor Society Tutor 7; Prom Entertainment Committee; English Chairman 7. Basketball Manager 3, 5; English Chairman 5; Football 5, 7; History Chairman 7: Gym Secretary 7; Sagamore 7; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee. French Club 1, 6; Library Staff I; Sagamore 2; Calumet Staff 2; Art Club 2; Ticket Committee 2; Future Teachers of America 2; Contemporary Club 6; Newspaper Agent 7. BARBARA SILBERMAN It is rare indeed to be liked so quickly. And still more to be liked so completely. Science Secretary 2; English Chairman 2; Business Secretary 2; Art Secretary 2; Orchestra 2; Aloebra Secretary 3; Spanish Club 3; Calumet Agent 5; Booster Club 5; O. B. A. Homeroom Representative 5; Homeroom Secretary 6, 7, 8; Choir 6; Spanish Secretary 7; Economics Secretary 7; Health Secretary 7; Spanish Honor Society 7, 8; 40 Hop Decorations Committee; Prom Seating Committee; Spanish Chairman 8, SHELDON MORTON SIMON A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Health Chairman 1; Gym Chairman I; Dramatic Club 2; J. V. Baseball 2; Health Secretary 3; 8iologv Club 3; French Club 3, 6; English Chairman o; O. B. A. Homeroom Representative 7, 8; U.S. History Chairman 7, 8. HOWARD J. SINGER A mixture of friendliness and intelligence with wit. Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4; Annex Honor Society 1; National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Swimming Team 5, 7; Calumet Staff 2; Sagamore 2, 3; Art Club 2; Contemporary Club 2, 4, 6, 7; Science Club 2; Gym Secretary 3, 4, 5, 8; Biology Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4 o; Calumet Agent 3, 4; Health Chairman 3, 5; Hoalth Secretary 6; Tutor 7; Homeroom Chairman 8; Gym Secretary 8. 54 GEORGIEANNA SMALLWOOD A sweet. attractive kind of grace. Service Club 6, 7, 8. AGNES RUTH SMITH A sente of humor and loads of laughter One to remember forever after. Choir 8; English Chairman 8; Office Staff 8. RUFUS SMITH A plcotant fellow with a pleasant way Will be successful all his day. Service Club 6, 7, 8. SHERRY JOAN SMITH She looked jolly and carefree, as tho' life were a pleasant game. Homeroom Chairman I; Art Chairman 7; World History Secretary 7; Guidanco Secretary 8; Prom Decoration Committee; Future Teachers of America 8; Choir 8. TOBY MARCIA SNOWMAN The merry twinkle in her eye Proves that mischief lurks nearby. 48 Hop Decorations Committee; 48 Hop Bids Committee; Prom Seating Committee; English Secretary 8; Legend Literary Staff. WARREN K. SOMMER Genteel in personage, conduct and equipage. Health Secretary 3; Sagamore 3; Latin Club 3, 5, 6; Math Club 5, 6; Spanish Club 5. 6; Hebrew Club 5. 6; Spanish Chairman 7; Math Club President 7; Spanish National Honor Society 7. 8; Math Toam 8. 55 JEAN ANN SONA Within her dwells a sweet simplicity. Contemporary Club 3, 6, 7; Future Teacher of America 6, 7: Homeroom Secretary 6; Tcnni Club 6; Gym Office Secretary 7; English Office Secretary 7; 4B Hop Decoration Committee; International Relations Secretary 8. RHODA BARBARA SPIEGEL Laughing and talking all the day. Always ready with something funny to say. World History Secretary 1; Homeroom Secretary 2, 8; Banker 1, 2, 3, 4; Sagamore 2, 3, 4, 5, 7; Algebra Secretary 3; Biology Secretary 3, 5; English Chairman 6; Calumet Homeroom Agent 7; History Secretary 7, 8; 4B Hop Publicity Committee; 4B Hop Decoration Committee; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 4B Hop Bids Committee; Calumet Agent 8; Art Secretary 8; Prom Seating Committee; Sagamore 8. JANET SPAIN Happy am, from care I'm free, Why isn't everyone carefree like me? Service Club 6. 7, 8. JAYNE LEE STANG She goes her way and does no wrong. English Secretary I; Dramatic Club I, 2; Calumet Agent 2: Library Staff 3; Stenography Secretary 3; English chairman 6; Tennis Club 6; Gym Office Secretary 6; 3A-4B Play 6; Sagamore 7; 4B Hop Decorations Committee. ROSE SPERA Her charm lies in her steady, quiet way. Service Club 6, 1, 8. PAUL STEIN Eager for the great adventure that the coming year will bring. Auditor I; Science Club I, 2; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2; Freshman Football Team I; Sagamore 2; Annex Play 2; Gym Chairman 5, 6, 7; Football 5, 7; Foreign Language Program 6; 3A-4B Play 6; German Club 6; Chemistry Lab Assistant 7. 56 MORRIS STERN He hat ple.ti.tnt wayt about him—the kind that win him friends. French Club I. 6; Stamp Club I; Algebra Tutor I, 2; Homeroom Chairman 3; Biology Club 3; Clatt Council 5, 7, 8; Soccer Team 7. RHODA H. STERN Breins combined with charm to tweet. Make our Rhode quite complete. Spanish Honor Society 5, 6, 8; Spanish Club Secretary 6; 4A Class Council 8; English Chairman I; Prom Seating Committee; Homeroom Treasurer I; Sagamore I; French Club 1, 4, 5, 6, 8; Dramatic Club 1; Art Club Vicc-Protidont I; Algebra Tutor 1; Sagamore Inspector 2; English Secretary 2; Calumet Advertising 3, 4, 5, 6; Banker 4; Spanish Club 4, 7, 8; Color Guard 5, 7; Wee Bethians 5, 6; Contemporary Club 5; Booster Club 5; 3B Square Dance Refreshment Committee; 3A Class Council; 3A-4B Play 6; Health Secretary 6; OBA Representative 7; Health Chairman 7; Future Teachers of America Secretary; 4B Hop Theme Committee; 4B Hop Bids Committee; Homeroom Chairman 8. LEONARD STONE A willing ear. a ready hand, to help those in need. Biology Club 1. IRA MICHAEL TANNER Cheerfulness wins friends wherever he goes Projection Staff I, 2, 3, 6, 8. MARIE YVETTE TASCO She laughed with her eyes; she talked with vivacity. Choir 8; English Chairman I, 6; Art Secretary 2; Bookkeeping Secretary 5; Homeroom Chairman 6; Prom Seating Committee; Homeroom Secretary 8; English Secretary 8. ELEANOR TERRY A smile to all who pass her way: Always pleasant, come what may. Service Club 1, 2. 57 JON TESTER Many may search before they find A hearr so manly and so kind. French Club 2; Contemporary Club 2; Homeroom Chairman 5. JUDITH TIBER She has a smile lor every friend and a friend for every smile. Trigonometry Secretary 8; English Secretary 8; Prom Seating Committee; Choir 8; Legend Advertising Staff. DESPINA TOYAS A lovely smile and beautiful hair, Make our Dcspma so sweet and fair. French Club I. ARLEEN TRABERMAN A sunny disposition is the soul of success. French Club I, 5; Health Chairman I; Art Club 2: Annex Committees 2; Booster Club 5; Biology Secretary 5; English Secretary 7; Decorations Committee 7; Health Chairman 7; Guidance Secretary 7. PHYLLIS TUCKER Quietly she goes her way, surrounded by calm dignity. Sagamore 5, 6. WILLIAM RONALD TUCKER If fnonds � crc money, he would be the nchest of men. Banker 3, 6; Gym Chairman 3; Health Chair- man 3; Calumet Agent 6. 58 HOWARD TUREFF RUTH S. VERNICK SANDRA VICE A boy all admire, and o I whom we never tire. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. She looks like an angel and act like one, too. But you never can tell what an angel will do. Science Club I, 2; Algebra Tutor I; Stay Crew 1, 2; Sagamore 2, 7; Slide Rule Club 2; Math Club 6, 7, 8; Banker 6, 7, 8. Homeroom Secretary 4 5; English Secretary 7, 8; History Secretary 7; Calumet Typist 7, 8; Future Teachers of America Club i; 4B Hop Decorations Committee 7; 4B Hop Publicity Committee 7; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee 7; Prom Seating Committee 8. Occupations Secretary I; Homeroom Chairman I; History Secretary 8; English Secrotary 8; Prom Seating Committee; Legend Advertising Committee. WILLIAM WALKER, ■ _ future Good nature is always a i'9n oT success. Service Club 6, 7. 8. GARY PHILLIP WALLIN Silenco is one great art of convers.it cn Service Club 6, 7, 8. SUSAN WEINICK Her air, her manners, all who see admire. Spanish National Honor Society 7, 8; Sagamore I, 2; Homeroom Secretary I; Calumet Staff I, 2; Dromatic Club I; Occupations Secretary 1; Tutor I; Science Club 2; Contemporary Club 2, 5, 6, 7; History Secretary 2, 7; Library Staff 3; Spanish Club 3. 5. 6. 7; Banker 3; Class Council 5; English Secretary 6; Wee Bethians 6; Hop Decorations Committee; Spanish Secretary 8; Prom Bids Committee; Choir 8. 59 MYRON C. WEINSTEIN Here we find honesty, manhood, and good fellowship combined. Track 1, 8; Sagamore; Science Club. ELLEN WEISMAN A charming smile denotes a pleasant personality. Service Club 7, 8. Homeroom Chairman 1, 2: Sagamore I. 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8; Lat.n Club i. 2. 3, 4; Contemporary Club 1, 2, 6: President Latin Club 2. 4; Chairman Health Class 3, French Secrotary 3, 6; Vice-President Latin Club 3; Homeroom Secretary 4; French Club Chairman 4; Algebra Club Chairman 4; Choir 4; History Secretary 5; Geometry Chairman 5; English Secretary 5, 6; English Club 5; Member of O. B. A. Council 5; Co-Editor of Calumet 5, 6; Health Secretary 5; O. B. A. Executive Council 6; National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Editor-Editorial Page Calumet 7; Editor-in Chief Calumet 8, Vice President O. B A. Council 7, 8; Legend Advertising Staff. ALAN WESTRICH 'Tit good to be merry and wise. French Club I. 60 LAURENCE WEISS With a dimple in his cheek and a twinkle in his eye, liked by all is this mischievous guy. Service Club 6, 7, 8. ARTHUR WEXLIN I have often regretted having spoken, never having kept silent. Sagamore 7; Art Secretary 7. Frcshmon Basketball; Freshman Football; Occupation! Chairman I; Gym Chairman 1, 3, 7, 8; Algobra Chairman I. 3; J. V. Baseball 2. 3, 5, 6; Sagamore 2; English Secretary 2; French Secretary 2; Football 3, 5, 7; English Chairman 3; Homeroom Chairman 5, 6, 7, 8; Geometry Chairman 5; U.S. History Chairman 6; Health Chairman 1, 3, 7. BARRY ALLEN WIERNIK Good booking, athletic, but rather shy. He's the apple of erery gir 's eye. Choir 8. Dramatic Club I, 2; History Secretary I; Scienco Club I. 2; Orchestra I. 2; Contemporary Club 2; Columet 2; Spanish Club 3, 6; Typing Secretary 5; Booster Club 5; Gym Secretary 5; Wee Bethians 6; English Secretary 6, 8; Choir 6, 8; Spanish National Honor Society 7, 8; 4B Hop Entertainment Committee; 46 Refreshments Committee; 4B Hop Decorations Committee; 4A Gift Committee; Sagamore 8; Prom Enter-• airsmAast C rvr� rvs iffnn HARVEY JULES WILLIAMS Music hath charms. we all may find. French Club I, 2; Orchestra I. 2. 3, 5. 6. 7. 8; Talent Show 2; Band 3. 5. 6. 7. 8; Homeroom Secretary 3; Danco Band 5, 6, 7, 8; 4B Hop Band Committee Chairman, Bar d Manager 8; Prom Band Committee. NORMAN WENDELL WILLIS Fnend iness to all is his motto. Service Club 6, 7, 8. MURRAY ALLAN WOLKSTEIN He cuts his way with ikill and maieity. National Honor Society 7, 8; Math Club Vice-President 7; Sports Club I. 2; Graphic Arts Club 1, 2; 9A Class Trustee 2; Hebrew Clsfc 3, 4, 5, o; Scienco Seminar 3, 4; Homeroom Chairman 3; Latin Club 4; Chess Club 4, 5; Biology Chairman 4; Banker 5; O B A. Homeroom Representative 5; Math Club 5, 6, 7; Physics Club 5; Contemporary Club 5, o,‘ History Chairman 6; Homeroom Chairman 7; 4B Hop Table Committee; Math Team 8; Sagamore 8; Prom Table Committee 8; Prom Seating Committee 8. 61 ROBERT IRA ZASHIN An honest man and a warm heart within. Physics Lab Assistant 5, 6; Science Club Secretary 5; Contemporary Club 6, 7. CHARLES ZEICHNER A tine fellow and liked by all. Service Club 6, 7, 8. DAVITA ETTA ZIEPER Silent, steadfast and always a friend. Needlocraft Club 3; Spanish Club 5, 6; Contemporary Club 5, 6, 7. EDWARD SOLOMON ZIERING A studious, conscientious lad is he, A success he'll surely prove to be. Latin Club I, 3, 5; Sagamore 2; Hebrew Club 6, 7; Math Club 7. LINDA RUTH ZIMMERMAN The fairest in her looks. And in her rruna the wisest books. French Club I, 2, 3, A, 5, 5, 7, 8; Red Cross Club I. 2; Sagamore 1, 2. 5, 6, 7. 8; Art Club 2; Algebra Secretary 3; Ushering Staff 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Calumet Circulation Staff 3, 4; Future Teachers of America Club 3, 4, 5. 6, 1, 8; Hebrew Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 6, 7, 8; Honor Society Tutor 6; Homeroom Secrotary 4; Algebra Tutor 4; English Secretary 5; Contemporary Club 5, 6; 48 Hop Bids Committee. 62 i A homeroom is a composite. It has the disposition of a storm, the energy of a nuclear war-head, the voice of a demagogue, the enthusiasm of fireworks, and the audacity of Hades. A homeroom is Truth with a bit of copying, Beauty with bobbysox, Wisdom with chaos, and Hope with a rejected lab. A homeroom is a dictator. It is a smiling-faced teacher — a chasing bundle of confusion and noise. Homerooms are found everywhere — atop, underneath, inside, and climbing, running, jumping Homeroom teachers love them, other teachers hate them, principals tolerate them, other homerooms ignore them, and heaven protects them. When the homeroom teacher is busy, a homeroom is an inconsiderate. almost loathsome clamor. When it needs to make a good impression. its brain stops functioning or it becomes a wild, obnoxious, jungle creature bent on self-destruction. A homeroom likes privacy, noise. Fridays, study periods, the homeroom teacher, and 8:30. It dislikes Mondays, assemblies, the 8:25 bell, notices, or quiet. No other organization known to man can cram into a few minutes history. English and chemistry homework, conversations, descriptions of television programs, and about ten assorted notices. MW YOU WERE HERE _____________jn h. ------- Homeroom 1 Walter Klondike: In answer to k„ -scientific research, You Were Here ted ™ dCmand for bas'c of our recent survey into the behavior o f ihOF animals on,y ,hirtv-two .‘w roomus oneus. 5 rx me One of our reporters. John Cameron Krayze is on hanri the ground floor habitat of this speeies. Come in. John John Cameron Krayze: It is now 8:20. Homeroom one where the studentus homeroomus oneus thrives, is buzzing with rts customary activity. It is hard to imagine now that twenty minutes ago this cubicle was deserted. Looking about. I observe Joel Braverman, New York Times agent, at once giving Harvey Altman today’s paper and trying to convince Dave Goss to subscribe. Rivaling him is Calumet agent. Eddie Parness. who persuades Cindy Grccnstcin and Murray Heller to buy their school newspaper. Legend Assistant Business Manager Stephen S. Schwartz and homeroom Advertising Agent Meri Kurz arc diligently soliciting ads from Bobby Schreiber. who pays no attention but continues talking about the stock market to Mickey Stern. The two Lennies. Purer and Stone, conceal their money as Lois Gottfried starts making the rounds for “another worthy cause. Paradoxically and simultaneously, Harold Gabel, homeroom banker, is convincing members of his class to save money by starting a bank account. That's the picture here. I will now switch you to John Weekly on the other side of the room. John Weekly: Thank you, John. Along with Mary Lou Gandy and Florence Rogers. I have been viewing the antics of Sandy Kleiman and Billy Ginsburg. Phyllis Mandcl. Charlotte Gclum. and Fredda Kriegsfeld are discussing their respective weekends. But Shelly Simon and Norman Willis are vigorously debating only a sports record. Neal Goldman and Allan Greenberg. arduously poring over their calculus books, remain oblivious to the excitement about them. R-i-i-n-n-g-g). That bell seems to be a signal. Everyone is rushing to his seat. Having concluded important student council business. FRANCES B. JUDSON OBA President Irving Marcus bursts throggh the door. Breathless Carol Sassivcr trails in after him. Dave Saltman. homeroom chairman, calls the class to order; Elayne Schapira piously intones a psalm and energetically leads the salute to the flag; Barbara Silberman, homeroom secretary, takes the attendance and announces the absentees. The president of the class. Walter Uhrman. and the treasurer. Mai Holzman, report the doings of the class council. The species is now returning to its noisy and aimless, but interesting activity. Miss Judson, homeroom teacher and fond keeper, calls for silence which lasts ten seconds. (R-i-i-n-n-g-g . This bell, ringing at 8:40, signals an exodus. The studentus homeroomus oneus leave their nest to begin the day’s work and face untold adventures. Walter Klondike: This has been a day like all days, filled with those events which alter and illuminate our time — and YOU WERE HERE! mm ijioohstoh£s, model no. 104 The moonstone has a most delicate hue With a sparkle that shines all the way through. Our homeroom has a glow that will always last; Our dcvilishnoss and fun cannot be surpassed The warning bell informs us it is 8:25. (This means Ellen Burakof will soon arrive.) Michelo is then seen in the midst of a gang Wondering if the bell really rang. With much emotion the Bible is read By Jerry Samuels the flag salute's led. The notices arc read above the din of the boys. While Rhoda Stern, our chairman, tries to settle the noise. Gary takes the attendance with precision and care While an eraser is thrown at him through the air. Steve Schwartz and Neil Resnick are the culprits it eems. What is the reason for their devilish schemes? Norman is seen talking to Heidi Mantell Trying to decide why the Times won't sell. Class dues are requested next, wo all hear. Archie and Ira. at that disappear. Barry Neidorf is seen in his sol:d gold shirt Trying to decide with which girl to flirt. Myrna and Joan attempt to go out to the hall But are stopped by our teacher’s warning call. Sheri and Fran may be seen running around Because their homework cannot be found. Despma Toyas in the corner we sec Doing her homework as quietly as can be. Helene and Margie have announcements to make Concerning class events in which we should partake. Sylvia Kaufman looks for her glasses with care — She has her old ones but she wants her new pair. Helen and Rose Marie discuss last night's dates And fry to decide how each other's boy rates. Brenda sits and meditates at her seat. And Aaron nearly tumbles over her feet. Harvey can be seen pulling up the shade, While Boobie” seeks the Spanish error she’s made. , REGINA K. MAZAICA Sanford and Janet come in with the unexpected news That next year our football team will not lose. Shelly Sleeker notices that Mrs. Mazaica is sad For she thinks, as usual, our class is quite bad. We are told to converse is a quieter way — Just as Linda Zimmerman is doing. she'd say. The following moment is unusually still. And our neighbors enjoy a unique thrill. In this moment of silence we have more than one thought Of the knowledge, fun. and friendship we've wrought. The silence is broken by a whisper at the rear. And it is apparent that noise is about near. If was great to start off the day with such fun. We had time to laugh but we got our work done. As precious as the moonstone, our days in 104, They will stay in our memories — forevermore. 123 CHflstn s cHiflmiTfls, model no. SIMON CHASEN No gems can be seen on land or at sea That are brighter than those found in 123. Sparking, bright, cheerful, and gay. Join us in our homeroom on a typical day. At 8:24 there's hurry and scurry As Bemie Greenwald calls the roll in a rush, Schimmer and Frenchman find their seats, all a-flurry. While Sue Platnick fusses with her comb and brush. Ruthic and Judy are two cute girls Discussing boys with handsome brown curls. Their hands are as nimble in basketball As are their feet in the dancing hall. A loud moan is heard from Howard Kroll As Anita Finkel calls the money roll. New York Times and class dues both must be paid, Our homeroom is in need of financial aid! Shirley and Phyllis discuss an Irvington House date. As Eddie Ziering and Ronnie Rosenberg rush in qu'tc late. Harlene Gelman's powder causes Mr. Chasen to sneeze As he shouts. Alan Cooperman. the windows, please! Judy Epstein, her gossip to Evi Fold does relate. While Gilbert Kadis seeks an eternal mate. Class Councilman Lipton keeps the class up to date And tells us in which committees to participate. Milton Armm gives it just one more stab. As he tries to finish his latest chem lab. Advice from Sandy Levitt is ejected, But Milton’s labs are still rejected. Tamara Gordon, studious and demure. Gives her opinion of Geraldine's latest coiffure. The beauty parlor is the only way,” Says Maxine Lucas as she saves the day. To have worries in math for Marlene Martin is silly. And to get good marks is no trouble for Billy. But Mike Kampf has a method that's sure to win: No homework and good marks is the plan for him. To the lyrics of Connie Lordi's favorite song, Howard Cohen wonders where he went wrong. While driving is among his many woes. Our Connie sings, A Rose Between Her Toes. Casting, knit one. purl two. We hope Joyce will soon be through. Like the rest, cousins Jackie and Carol Modell Are waiting to hear the passing bell. Although we began as jewels in the rough. Polishing us up hasn’t been too touph. Our humble beginning in 123 Will always remain a precious memory. 66 SILBER’S SAPPHIRES [Rodel no. 202 y WILLIAM C. SILBER We consider our homeroom one of the best. We set it aside from all the rest. First comes Judy Cohen and she's walking on air. Then comes Edith with few minutes to spare. As the moments go by, (They are slow-moving, too.) You sec Howie Tureff. banker, with nothing to do. Elaine Rosenblum is never late. But when she comes in. she preaches of weight. Paul Stein likes using the locked back door. But comes June 18th. he won’t any more. Charles is the agent for the ‘‘Times. He collects our hard-earned dimes. Davita is a good example. She docs well. Yvette and Toby talk and break this spell. The homeroom bell rings and no one is rushing. Sue Shill collects money without ever blushing Up steps our Chairlady. Ellen Rose. What she will say. nobody knows. Our secretary is Beverly Cooper Who docs her job without a blooper. Ritz and Ellis are friends we do know They talk in homeroom from the word go. Our gay Class Council member is Joan Burrell, She’s friends with Gail and they both are swell. Robert He;stcin sells us the Calumet. A hundred per cent sale he can always get. Jayne Stang is forever combing her hair. And Thomas Gonzales wears shirts hard to bear. Sydney Barnett chews gum constantly. While Marvin Rous can never agree. Next to each other arc Paula and Jean. Smiles on their faces are always seen. Howie. Rita and Charles all have red hair. Were they near each other you'd start and stare. Derek Hulse though his name is last. Will be liked in the future as in the past. Mr. Silber, our teacher, we think is great. His guidance and care we appreciate. 67 LUTZKE’S LflZULITES model Ho. 207 HILDA G. LUTZKE Hey, Cousin Max. how's about letting me read the notices? In the little world of Homeroom 207, our chairman. George Rothbard. can always be heard quieting the class, while Jerry Max succeeds in getting us noisy again. During one of the rare moments of silence, Bruno Niethe announces that the Class Counc:l requires an additional sum of money for class activities. At this point, Janet Spam and Rose Spera stand up and begin to lecture Joan Gerstl. an innocent standcr-by. on the rise of the cost of living. In a small huddle in the back of the room. Johnnie Graves, Perry Kooncc. Allan Rubin, and Robert Lowyns perusing the sports section of the paper in hopes of determining who will represent the U.S. at next year’s Olympics. Ina Schanerman and Barbara Spiegel confer on the trials and tribulations of the Legend Advertising Staff as Janet Novick tries to collect pictures for the Legend over the din of talk by Gloria Lotcrstein. Paula Rosen, and Harriet Lemer. Marty Krupp and Alan Keselman say good-bye to their daily morning visitors as Rose Cherny rises to read the B ble. Mrs. Lutzke asks for a volunteer new banker since Joel Miller has resigned. Mike Moroze volunteers the services of Irwin Cohen who promptly declines. Carol Grosman collects vast sums of money from our all-too generous homeroom. Eleanor Terry, Hyman Kusnetz and William Walker sneak in as the last bell rings, for a second floor homeroom is a long way from old 102.’' The New York Times arc distributed by Howard Nacht and reading is immediately begun by Bcrn:c Goldberg. The latest photographs of their activities are compared by Elizabeth Holmes and Pearl McCloud as Steve Roscnfeld and Jon Tester are busily trying to complete their homework before homeroom ends. The bell rings and with a mad rush, Homeroom 207 departs into another day. 68 GI-UCKSMAN GLuraflirs gamuts model Ho. 210 It’s about 8:20 AM. on any morning. Homeroom 210 is almost empty. Mrs. Glucksman looks about at the empty desks as she takes care of the details for the usually busy day. A few people start to drift in; many more stand outside guarding the door. The warning bell sounds! The wanderers are returning! Joshua Gordon circles the room trying to remember who gets a newspaper. Lynda Goldberg and Mel Jacobson arc having their morning chat. Others are running across the room searching for that lost assignment. Our visitors from down the hall must leave to make room for the last stragglers who are now returning. Oh, to be back in room I 14, we pant, gasping for air. Those extra stairs make it too easy to be late in the morning. Ask Fran Garfinkel. As the bell rings, Roz Fein checks to see if each Garnet has returned to its case, while Joel Bodnar, Bible in hand, vies for attention. As Mrs. Glucksman concludes the reading of the notices, Saul Markowitz calmly asks, Is there a committee meeting today? Perry Goldman wants to know. Who wants their tassels? But Melinda Salz brushes him aside with news of the last Class Council meeting. Hands fly frantically as the Garnets want that long, long list of dates re-read for the twentieth t.me Mrs. Glucksman. with the help of her little bell, demands quiet. Everyone tries to be invisible as Phil LaFon brings his collection envelope up and down the aisle . The Chem Lab Blues hover over Sue Weinick. Myron Weinstein. and Warren Sommer. — and these are not all. Murray Wolkstein is trying to believe that he is really of the Top Ten. Bob Bennett is looking to the University of Chicago while Micki Miller and Ellen Reingold arc still looking for their baby pictures. Meanwhile, Joe Mcnkcr is tapping out a hot beat as Roberta Kaduck wishes for quiet to concentrate on her sketch. Nibs Weiss’ mind is occupied with millions of worries about the next issue of the Calumet. Math problems perplex Russell Borkowsky while Carol Schildkret’s sigh shows how glad she is to be done with them. Today's history test bothers Joyce Altschuler and Rosalie Hurewitz. but Thelma Friedland is more concerned with her French and Spanish classes. Gary Kuperman and Eddie Rosengold exalt the virtues of their cars. Al Lar.e and David Wheeler discuss the newest neighborhood rumors. We get a quick reminder to be at the 210 Den on March 28. The bell rings. And another day begins. 69 ■ RHODES’ RHODOniTES, model llo. 215 Martin Henick holds the key that unlocks our most valuable possession: room 215. Upon entering the room, he trips over two sleeping beauties, Bryna Cohn and Dorene Bank Spies sent from an alien homeroom enter to gossip with Fran Rothenbcrg. Disturbing Larry Goldberg's mental calculations, in cartwheels Janet Ehren-kranz. Arthur Abt and Gerry Adclsohn shine the medals they received for not leaving their seats once during the term. Trumpets blare as Sandy Farber, our quiz-kid. marches in to announce the details of the class council meeting. A moving stack labeled New York Times slides into the homeroom. As the papers are distributed, we find Merle Fruchterman under the heap. At 8:25 the bell rings. All heads are turned towards the door, for any minute a familiar figure will come charging in—Anita Brown crying over her chemistry. By now. the noise has subs;ded to a deafening roar, and John Davis is able to conduct the opening exercises. Claire Mayers counts bobbing heads as Paul Goff robs our lunch money for some unknown cause. Howie Sharenow and Ronnie Shcetz are too busy discussing the latest basketball game to hear Barry Wiernik read the notices. Cookie Hoffman and Blanche Cooperman serenade us with their theme song Letters. We Get Letters (and they’re not from Perry!) The two girls do not seem to bother Marilyn Fisher who is planning her outfit for Saturday night. Perched on their soap boxes are Sam Dodek and Sandy Cook engaging in a heated discussion about whose car drags better. A blood-curdling scream followed by a triple fracture are signals that Marguerite Huntley has just dropped her ten-ton purse on Larry Weiss' foot. Refereeing the verbal match that follows are Gary Wallin and Pat Kozuszko. A lonely figure wanders up and down the aisles. It is our own Blackie” Fromkin. searching for old homework assignments. He manages only to locate Joe Schaefer. Mood music provided by Faithe Lurie accompanies Phyllis Adler's lecture about the intestinal tract of her prize patient The 8:40 bell has rung. We’re on our way into the day but one of our Rhodonites is misvng. Mrs. Rhodes must interrupt Agnes Smith’s cha-cha class. And then we’re on our way. ANNE B. RHODES 70 0 connoR’s opals model no. 219 Here we are at the realm of the O’Connor Clan,” which is more commonly referred to as homeroom 21 9. Here serenity and tranquility reign supreme. Upon entering the room, we spy Barry Kirstein hastily completing last night’s homework, but he is shortly interrupted by jovial Rufus Smith, who enters precisely at eight o'clock Shortly after, the arrival of Billy Tucker and Richie Cahn leads to a vehement discussion of future successes on Wccquahic's athletic fields. Their optimistic outlook is shortlived, for Sam Balk approaches, slide rule in hand, rem nding them that the derivative of the index of games won by the Indians is negligible. At this moment, sweet and gentle voices aro heard. These are the voices of several distaff members of the Clan who enter, deposit their books, and immediately flee to the powder room where gossip is freely exchanged. As they scamper off, we identify the triumvirate of Sharon Guftman. Lila Goldstein, and Sue Mann. It is later now, and the room is gradually filling with familiar faces. As we look to one corner, we view Paula Lozinsky, who is constantly reminding us that graduation is rapidly approach:ng and Helena New York Times” Kalifon, who is busily engaged distributing the morning papers. Meanwhile, the shrill voice of Rhoda Hochbcrg is heard pleading for more Legend ads. In the rear of our domain, Joe de Hagara is in the act of performing several Herculean feats, while enthusiastic Harold Mogelefsky, uttering syllables of amazement, watches. Nearby is Harvey Marans colorfully describing his adventures in Cuba to Arty Feinstein. who is painstakingly combing his hair. The time is 8:25 and Sharon Lear strolls into 219 applying her make-up to the heavy beat of a Rock 'n Roll tune. Arriving soon after is Ellen Neiss. who explains the merits of going steady” to Man of the World” Fried-lander. Saul Kaplan stares unbelievingly at Janice Krusch’s desk where a slip of paper assessing the highest library fine in Weequahic's history is to be found. Presently. Ralph Cavallo is seen fascinating Carole Fried with his MARIE E. O’CONNOR extensive knowledge of the Public Service bus lines (in fluent Uppy Duppy . . . what a man!!) At 8:28. Rose Lee trots in with a handful of water for the irrigation of the homeroom plants, which have now evolved into cacti. One minute passes and Lynne Freling begins to distribute the Calumets, whereupon Joyce Figueroa reminds her that she owes an absence excuse. With the ringing of the bell comes the arrival of Bernie Eisenfeld and Julian Dectcr, who are putting the finishing touches on their plans to bomb the College Board Center in Princeton. After the completion of the opening exercises, Marlene Liscio begs for attention as she reads the notices. Billy Ertag reveals the astonishing progress of the Class Council. Finally Henrietta Lerncr, our attendance monitor, informs Miss O'Connor that there is 100% physical” attendance. The homeroom period passes quickly, and at 8 40 all of the members of the Clan” depart for their individual classes, each with a warm feeling of comradeship partially due to the friendships we have made, and partially due to the guiding hand of Miss O’Connor. 71 CHffiun’s model no. 221 Cherlin’s Cairngorms! What's a cairngorm? asked Louie Fromkin of homeroom 221. Nobody answered. Nobody knew. Even Mrs. Cherlin didn't know, and they were her cairngorms. It should’ve been Cherlin's Charmers. sa:d Ruth Fairberg, thinking of her homeroom sisters. It should’ve been Cherlin's Chumps. remarked one grouch. Nah. interjected Gary Barna. Cherlin’s Champs is better. (Could he have been thinking of the track stars. Ray Rio and Ira Polonsky?) Homeroom 221 (formerly 314, formerly 313) boasts thirty-one teen-age cairngorms, one frog-dissecting homeroom teacher, and a bookcase whose glass front serves wonderfully as a mirror. This last is 221 ’s pride and joy. And talk about organized confusion! Against a vocal backdrop of mellow morning buzzing we hear: Mrs. Cherlin— Jerry Brcsslcr, get off the window sill! Erwin Kirschner— Class dues! Let’s have the money!” (In his spare time. Erwin wins basketball games.) Betsy Rosenberg— Please listen. It's your Class Council! Ellen Brodsky— I've been accepted to Syracuse!!! 221 has everything. If you're in a romantic mood, as Kay Rabstein sometimes is. you can get your hop bids from Rose Rufolo, the girl in the Rutgers sweater. If you’re in one of those rare reading moods. Ralph Rothman will be only too glad to sell you a New York Times (cheap); and Ronni Goldberg will gladly sell you a Calumet—if and when it comes out. Back when the occupants of 221 were ensconced (is that the word?) in 314, they would sometimes catch the fragrant scent of formaldehyde coming from the biology lab. A stray pooch would pay an occasional visit. But back when the homeroom was 313, which is truly ancient history, were the good old days. That’s when Barbara Ades wore a pony-tail. Back to the present . . . Our wide-eyed class chairman starts to read the morning notices: Mr. Bernstein says — Homeroom 221: Buzz—Buzz—Buzz—Buzz—Buzz . . . Our wide-eyed chairman bravely continues: Mr. Bernstein says . . . that henceforth, anyone caught chewing tobacco in the teachers’ room— Homeroom 221: Buzz—Buzz—Buzz—Buzz—Buzz . . . Amidst all this organized confusion. Bobbi Julian can be found quietly reading The Rise of David Lcvinsky. She pauses now and then to prop a mirror against the book to comb her carrot-hued tresses. This afternoon, she and ever-smiling Carol Lohman will go out soliciting ads for this Legend you are now holding in your hands. . . . Buzz—Buzz—Buzz—Buzz . . . Judy Kimelman is extolling the joys of early rising. Joan Osowitt and Maxine Barish are extolling the joys of membership in the Honor Society. Ellen Weisman is extolling the joys of everything. All this time Frank Schulaner is gathering data for the Legend, while ticklish Sandv Vice counts her ads. Buzz—Buzz—Buzz—Buzz—Buzz . . . On the quieter side. Lynn Chopin dreams of someday rivaling Victor Borge; Marsha Chatzklin dreams of finally graduating; Marcia Rhodes and Phyllis Bernstein dream of passing the chemistry test. But the puzzlement is: what does Mitzie Tasco dream about . . . and Phyllis Tucker . . . and Georgieanna Smallwood. Hmmm . . . Thirty-one teen-age cairngorms—isn’t Mrs. Cherlin just too proud for words? Thirty-one teen-age cairngorms—including Sherry Smith, who is one-eighth Amerindian (and proud of it!I and Nancy Wildstein. who is seven-eighths pony-tail (and proud of it!) Mary Cherlin. Gregory’s mom. and a swell teacher to boot, surveys her flocks, and asks herself: Dear me, what have I done to deserve this? Don t ask us, Mrs. Cherlin. How many more days to G-day? 72 nous’ RUBIES, model Ho. 317 The sound of the janitor’s keys echoes through the silent halls as he opens the Ruby Vault, room 317. To his amazement. the custodian finds Robert Zashin is already there and is mumbling loudly to himself. Joe Grossman and Felix Kozodoy soon join h:m in a serious dissertation on chemistry. As the clock hands move, other stragglers stroll in. Among them is Maruta Kubulnicks (if Alex’s car didn’t break down.) Peter Feil-bogen staggers in, silently sits down, opens his French book and becomes oblivious to his surroundings. Five minutes later, Wheel-0 in hand, in walks Jimmy Schwarz, determined to baffle the science department. A crowd quickly forms around him. Joe Naval Reserve” Demboski distinguishes himself as Wheel-O champ. Mrs. Rous steps into the room after completing her discussion with Mrs. Lappe. Her morning greeting to the class is. I’ve got a lot of work to do this morning, and if you can’t keep quiet, go into the hall! Eventually, the unfortunate students who have to report for Mrs. Rous’ eight o'clock detention amble in grudgingly. The first to be admonished by Mrs. Rous is Judy Siegel. Not only has she been talking to Howard S'nger. but she also forgot her excuse. Quietly (in a loud way) Barry Feldman and Charlie Berkowitz exchange incorrect trig answers. Mike Gordon is studying diligently for one of his daily tests when Herb Childs tries to borrow a paper from him. Mike refers him to Tom Finneran. Tom, however, is busy choosing the Bible selection for Rona Michaclson to read. Herb is referred to Edna Jordan who is too busy putting the day's irregular schedule on the board. He's lost. It’s 8:25, homeroom time. Mrs. Rous asks Alan Westrich for his excuse. Alan replies, I'll bring it tomorrow.” Marilyn Lefkowitz tries to enter without being noticed which only results in, You’re technically late! At 8:30:01. Jackie Resnick, Linda Pollack and Dotty Kurz-rock carefully open the door and meekly announce, The bus was late.” Immediately Judy Tiber is asked to deposit her ever-present chewing gum in the basket and remove the clips from her hair. Ira Bauer passes a picture of his latest steady to Cookie” Avnet who only gets into a conversation with Irene Beck that sounds like a 45 rpm played at 78 rpm. Larry Katz is spouting the latest developments in the sports world. Arleon Traberman professionally applies her make-up (as a model should) while Mrs. Rous is trying to convince John Boyle to go to a school event. There is a tremendous clatter. Everyone turns to sec Erik Sandberg-Diment struggling with his photographic equipment. The bell rings and Marianne Cervenka looks up, closes her books, thus bringing her homework period to an end. This is an end we all regret, but it is also the beginning of many days to come. This is the end of our own homeroom 31 7. 73 We have spent four years in these halls. Our laughter and tears resound from the walls. We have so many memories to look back upon. Memories of high school, a time almost gone Memories so precious they remind me of Priceless pearls, white as a dove. Our Freshman year, when we first came To the building where we would make our name. Like unpolished diamonds in-the-rough Seeking perfection, never gaining enough. The main building we entered in our Sophomore year. And the towering seniors renewed Freshman fear. Our Junior year we felt more secure. For we knew which stairway went where, for sure We seniors made an amusing sight As we battled through hallways with lofty might. The onyx, cameo, garnet, and jade Were never more precious than moments man-made. In 1B we had a wonderful day. As we sat and witnessed the Annex Play. There on the stage were our finest jewels. The sadness of men and laughter of fools. The football games we all attended.— (Most often were losers when they ended.) Basketball, track, swimming and soccer games, too— We cheered them all and missed very few. Banners in the wind flying high, Appeared bright gems to the eye. The 3B square dance was a happy sight. Our dresses, like clusters, shone in the night. In 3B we were given the right to vote, The campaigning began on a happy note. We couldn’t wait to see who got in. ’Twas Ertag, Cohen. Holzman, and Fromkin. The 3A picnic was such fun. Though we had too much swimming, boating, and sun. In 3A we again took our finest men. Voted Ertag. Uhrman, Holzman, and Cohen. In 4B. when at election results we took a peek. We had voted in Uhrman. Holzman, Cohen, and Zeke. The 3A-4B play was greater than great! Remember-------------Heaven Can Wait? And then our 4B Hop was here, The gym filled with beauty and cheer. Like gold shimmering in the light. This, the most beautiful and magic night. When Ezra accepted the Torch that day, It was the final proof we were in 4A. The world turned suddenly gay and bright. With the arrival of fabulous Prom Night. The jewels of the world were sparkling there, In the eyes of every happy pair. Then Walter the flaming Torch did pass To the president of the coming 4A class. The room was filled with a silent hush And tears of remembrance to our eyes did rush. For we all knew that after this final dedication. There was nothing left for us. save graduation. Yes. we have memories to look back upon. But now childhood and high school are almost gone. We must lift our eyes and look forward, ahead, And never for a moment the future dread Gems of uiisDom MR. GRUBER . . MR. MARTINO .. MR. MOSKOWITZ MRS. YELLIN . . MRS. ROSENBERG MISS SHAPIRO . MRS. ROUS . . MISS FEITEL . . MRS. BIRNBAUM . MR. BRENMAN . MRS. JENNINGS . MR. LA PENNA . MR. BERNSTEIN . MRS. SCHORN . MRS. CHOSNEY . MR. EISENBERG . MRS. KOSKY . . MR. SCHULMAN . MRS. TWARDUS . MR. LEMERMAN . MR. DE LISI . . MR. RUBINFELD . MISS O’CONNOR . MRS. MANNING . MR. SCHWARTZ . It’s obvious! Keeds. don’t memorize — just learn word for word. It’s a fung-shun of a fung-shun of a fung-shun . . . I don't mean to scare you. but . . . Use Bon-Ami on your sneakers, girls, not chalk! Swing-vaulting is the most popular sport in the school. As I was saying, young people, it's ghaaastly! One more sound and we’re cutting this Legend staff in half. Don’t look at me like dead fish! Je regrette infiniment, mais je ne parle pas Anglais. That girl is keen! You might get into Rutger’s Newark. Love your fellow students but not in the halls. You can stick it out for two more periods. SENIORS, send a committee to Mr. Bernstein. We had a little accident with that acid. We scraped him up. All those who are talking, see me at 2:30. In the tradition of the Honor Society . . . If Muzzey says it's so, it’s so. Ladies and gentlemen . . . You’re going to be here for forty minutes. We might as well do something. Well, you made the twenty-second percentile. Let serenity be the keynote of this class. Today we clean the apartment, girls. You let me do the thinking, sweetheart. 76 KEY ON PAGE 82 fUTURE SETTINGS Irv Marcus Swims English Channel Chopin Reincarnated Graifer Psychoanalyzes Freud Grosman Novel Hits Best Seller List School Hours Altered by Rosengold. Cahn, and Bauer Gershon Is Academy Award Winner Doctors Levitt. Kampf, and Friedlander Establish World's Largest Hospital Heidi Climbs Mt. Everest Ginsburg and Tanner Become Sgt. Bilko’s Right Hands Schimmer Three-Time Winner in Harvest Moon Ball Uhrman Advises President on Foreign Relations Neidorf Named Most Eligible Bachelor “Talkathon” Won by Bartash Balk and Braverman Head New Missile Project Assisted by Stein, Ertag, and Tureff J. Siegel. H. Gelman. and S. Ortner Pull Country Out of Recession by Large Donations Schanerman. Gillule. Pollack. Burakof. and Kaufman Picked New Newark Principals New Type Thoroughbred Bred by Feinstein Kadis and Greenwald Replace Martin and Lewis Nibs Weiss Named Editor-in-Chief of New York Times Weinstein Retains Heavyweight Championship Barna Is New Star of Maverick Kaduck Designs New Type of Dress—Form-Fitting Neal Goldman and Al Greenberg Lose on Do You Trust Your Wife? Menker. Altman, and Samuels Replace Krupa and the Dorseys Einstein Theory Proven Incorrect by Hecht Fairberg, Zashin. and Gottfried Invent New Tranquilizer Pill Bressler. Fromkin, and Max Enter Sports Car Race Fein and Cooper Write New English Dictionary Holzman Interviews Rabstein, Mann, and Kurzrock on Nightbeat French Edition of Peyton Place Translated by Paula Rosenberg and Rhoda Stern Saltman Designs Cover for New Issue of Mad Ades and Guttman Star in New Production of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Granger Sculpts Head of Elvis Kleiman's Comic Strip Appearing in the Times Bald-Eagle Hairdo Introduced by Wildstein and Neiss Krupp. Feilbogen. and Jacobson Land on Moon Sharenow and Wiernik Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame 81 CHIPS on pages 78-79-80 HB 1. CAROL GROSMAN 2. YVETTE PITMAN 3. PHYLLIS BERNSTEIN 4. JANET SPAIN 5. MARGUERITE HUNTLEY 6. SANDY VICE 7. HARVEY WILLIAMS 8. PAULA ROSENBERG 9. SUE ELLEN PLATNICK 10. MARCIA RHODES 11. ELAINE ROSENBLUM 12. JOAN KLEINMAN 13. JACQUELINE RESNICK 14. BARBARA SILBERMAN 15. ROSALYN FEIN 16. ELLEN ROSE 17. FAITHE LURIE 18. MYRNA GILLULE 19. MAXINE BARISH 20. LYNDA GOLDBERG 21. HARRIET LERNER 22. SUSAN SHILL 23. BARRY KIRSTEIN 24. LINDA POLLACK 25. ROSALIE AVNET 26. MICHAEL RITZ 27. BARBARA SPIEGEL 28. MARIANNE CERVENKA 29. LYNN CHOPIN 30. BLANCHE COOPERMAN 31. JUDY EPSTEIN 32. SYLVIA KAUFMAN 33. RALPH ROTHMAN 34. ROGER UPTON 35. RHODA HOCHBERG 36. MICHELE GRAIFER 37. PAULA LOZINSKY 38. DOROTHY KURZROCK 39. HOWARD HARRISON 40. HARLENE GELMAN 41. NORMAN WILLIS 42. ELLEN WEISMAN 43. MICHAEL GORDON 44. JOAN BURRELL 45. JOAN DAVIS 46. RONNI GOLDBERG 47. CLAIRE MAYERS 48. JOEL MILLER 49. BETSY ROSENBERG 50. GILBERT KADIS 51. EDDIE PARNESS 52. ARLEEN TRABERMAN 53. LOUIS FROMKIN 54. NEIL RESNICK 55. SONDRA FARBER 56. BRYNA COHN 57. GAIL MOORE 58. ROSE RUFOLO 59. SANDY LEVITT 60. HENRIETTA LERNER 61. LYNNE FRELING 62. ALLAN GREENBERG 63. JANICE KRUSCH 64. JIMMIE SCHWARZ 65. ROSE MARIE PAPA 66 NIBS WEISS 67. RITA BARTASH 68. JANET DAITCH 69. SHERI ORTNER 70. ELLEN BRODSKY 71. ALAN WESTRICH 72. INA SCHANERMAN 73. MARSHA CHATZKLIN 74. LARRY KATZ 75. HEIDI MANTELL 76. JANET EHRENKRANZ 77. ERWIN KIRSCHNER 78. CAROL MODELL 79. NEAL GOLDMAN 80. LILA GOLDSTEIN 81. TOBY SNOWMAN 82. ERIK SANDBERG-OIMENT 83. STEVEN ROSENFELD 84. SHERRY SMITH 85. MELINDA SALZ 86. SANDY COOK 87. IRENE BECK 88. MICKI MILLER 89. EDDIE ROSENGOLD 90. EZRA FRIEDLANDER 91. SHARON LEAR 92. CAROL SCHILDKRET 93. GARY SOLOMON 94. BARRY FELDMAN 95. AL LANE 96. CHARLOTTE GOLUM 97. MARGIE RUBIN 98. ELLEN REINGOLD 99. BILLY ERTAG 100. STEVE S. SCHWARTZ 101. HELAINE HOFFMAN 102. JOAN GERSTL 103. RONA MICHAELSON 104. JANET NOVICK 105. DAVID WHEELER 106. EDITH FINN 107. BRENDA ANAPOLSKY 108. ? 82 From the table down at Harjay’s To the place where Syd’s boys dwell To the dear old football field we love so well. See the senior girls assembled With their glasses raised on high And the magic of their singing casts its spell. Yes. the magic of their singing Of the tunes we love so well. Don't Be Cruel, Jail house Rock and all the rest. We will serenade our Julius While life and joys are best. Then we’ll pass and be forgotten with the rest. We’re poor little seniors who have gone astray — Flunk! Flunk! Flunk! We re poor little seniors who have lost our way — Flunk! Flunk! Flunk! Gentlemen teachers, hear our plea. Are we doomed to stay here through eternity? May God have mercy on such as we. Flunk! Flunk! Flunk! pfitcious moms (to tune of Magic Moments) Precious moments, here we are at last, Our years at Weequahic have gone by so fast. Lest we forget the friends we have made. And never let these friendships fade. Precious moments, that we all did spend. Four years joyous, coming to an end. Now all these memories have flown by. Precious moments, Weequahic High. % 84 the CHOsney sonG (to tune of Mother) C is for the care she always gave us. H is for the help she shows each day. 0 is for her dear old fashioned kindness. S is for her sweet and simple ways. N E is for her knowledge and her efforts, Y is for the years she was our pal. Put them altogether they spell CHOSNEY, To us she is the greatest gal. B£ KIAD TO yOUfi HAMS (to the tune of Be Kind to Your Parents) GtiTioG to Know you Getting to know you. Getting to know all about you. Sharing a locker Copying homework, too. Now is the time for friendships that last forever Because of all the wonderful and new Things we're hoping to go through Day by Day. I Be kind to your teachers. Though they don't deserve it. Remember that teachers are a difficult stage of life. They're apt to be nervous. And, oh. more excited. Confused from their daily storm and strife. Just keep in mind, just keep in mind, Though it sounds hard I know. Most teachers once were students long ago (incredible!) So treat them with patience And more understanding In spite of the homework that they give. Some day you may wake up and find you’re a teacher, too. appn SOIAElilHERE OVER IRE RRIRBOUJ Somewhere over the rainbow. Way up high. Dreams lie over the rainbow. Dreams of the years gone by. This night most perfect of all nights' wonderous things. As we share it together, we ll start remembering. We ll dream of years that have flown past. Our memories of this Hop will last forever. Through picnics, dances, football games — that won our team such widespread fame. We stood together. Somewhere over the rainbow Shines the sun. Dreams lie over the rainbow — Dreams of the years to come. my special RnGEL You are my special angel Sent from up above. This is the perfect night. The time for falling in love. We'll make it last forever. This is paradise. We’ll dance on clouds together. Heaven is in our eyes. This night is filled with enchantment; Our hearts are beating so fast. We ll sing, we’ll dance with hearts entranced. We re in heaven at last. This hop will last forever In our memories. We’ll thank thee, special angel. Throughout eternity. sunn’ in ire SRnD Sittin’ in the sand, da da da da da We were makin’ plans, da da da da da Planning together For the great night to come. Borrowed Daddy's car. da da da da da Traveled, oh. so far. da da da da da Lookin' for dresses For the great night to come. We didn't tell our mothers. We didn't tell our brothers. That we'd be home so late. So much aggravation For just one occasion: I hope I can get a date. Here we are at last, da da da da da The whole 4B class, da da da da da Hope it never ends, For the great night has come. GLITTERING IRELODIES Old Fashioned Walk............... Hard To Get...................... Special Angel.................... Busy Doin’ Nothing............... All I Have To Do Is Dream . What’ll I Do..................... The Stroll....................... I Want You, I Need You. I Love You A Many-Splendored Thing Shangri-La....................... Just One Of Those Things All Shook Up..................... Unchained Melody................. Twelfth of Never................. Heaven on Earth.................. Date With An Angel............... One In A Million................. Whispering Bells................. Please Say You Want Me .... The High and The Mighty . Wouldn't It Be Loverly . . . . Oh, What A Beautiful Morning . Secretly......................... Return To Me..................... .............to school .................... A’s” . . . . Mrs. Chosney . during study periods . in the Senior “A'term if I don’t graduate . to Mr. Bernstein's office . . the diploma ............ “G” Day . Weequahic High School . chem lab rejects . after college boards . . . A Cappella Choir . we reach our goals ..............prom night ...............hop night ....................Walt ...............at 2:39 .............the colleges .................seniors ...............to pass . . . . Friday A M. smoking in the bathrooms . . . for detention WE DON'T HAVE BUT WE DO HAVE -eg Money Ansonia .... . . Beck Bowerman.... Heat Orange Horn and Hardart . . Childs Mozart Ice-Cream .... Chef . . Cook Gary Crane Wing Como Englishman . Frenchman Peck Canada Dry . . Hoffman Houses Gems Dogs Grant Teacher .... White Rose . Woman .... WE DON'T HAVE BUT WE DO HAVE Governors . . Mayers Less .... . Moore Joyous .... . Moroze Nephew . Neiss Mama .... . . Papa Fights .... . Quarles Ballantine . Reingold Waldorf Astoria . . Ritz Streets .... . Rhodes Maverick . . Rogers Lilac . . . . . . Rose Lappc . . Rous Pepper .... . . Salz Esterbrook . . Schaefer Pillowcases . . . Sheetx Dancer .... . Singer Iceman .... Snowman Isaac . . . . Solomon Winter .... Sommer France .... . Spain Bow . Stern Rock . . . . . Stone Mink . . . . . Uhrman • rm t?g cho S hool ABSEN° rno � Va ' £ ...-• • U .7' “ '- . -------(‘ . r Jc% LAST IUILL MID TfSIDDIfM We, the Class of June 1958, of Weequahic High School of Newark. New Jersey, being as of sound mind and memory as seniors ever are, do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: To Mr. Bernstein — We leave a sound-proofed section of the auditorium for seniors only. To Mrs. Chosney — We leave our deepest gratitude for the undivided attention she has given to us and our problems. To Miss Feitel — We leave our warmest appreciation for her leadership, understanding and patience with the Legend and us. To the Freshmen — We leave a book entitled A Chance for Survival in Weequahic. To the Sophomores — You've heard the saying, No more teachers, no more books. Well, we leave both. To the Juniors — We leave the hope that you will someday become seniors. To the 4B's— We leave our affectionate envy — for they shall have what we just lost. To Mr. Stamelman — We leave an all-girl football team. To Mr. Kobetz — We leave a stop sign for the second floor traffic jam. To Mrs. Rous — We leave another group of young people. To Mr. Chasen — We leave students who can follow directions. To Mrs. Glucksman —We leave a one year free course in piano lessons. To Miss Judson — We leave an unlimited supply of white shoe polish. To Mrs. Mazaica — We leave a king-sized, solid gold safety pin. To Mrs. Lutzky — We leave future years of health and happiness. To Mrs. Cherlin — We leave a serious homeroom. To Miss O’Connor — We leave purple glasses to give the world an amethyst glow. To Mr. Silber — We leave a homeroom of enthusiastic golfers. To Mrs. Rhodes — We leave a memorandum pad. To the Clubs — We leave pupils who will attend meetings. To the Desks — We leave pen knives to make carving names easier. To the Gossipers — We leave a vacuum cleaner to pick up all the dirt. To Weequahic High School-----------We leave . . . with memories. Attested to: THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1958 WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL Newark. New Jersey SHOWCASE MARILYN J. FEVTEL Literary Adviser BENJAMIN EPSTEIN Business Adviser THf LtGfllD Editor-in-Chief — SHERI ORTNER Managing Editors. . Rose Rufolo, Rosalyn Fein EDITORIAL BOARD Sports Editor . . . Neal Goldman Research Editors . . Ellen Brodsky. Myrna Gillule Copy Editor Art Editors . . . David Saltman. Jackie Resnick STAFF Edna Jordan Billy Ertag Joan Gerstl Toby Snowman Charlotte Golum Rita Bartash Michele Graifer Ellen Burakof Linda Pollack Mary Lou Gandy Erik Sandberg-Diment Roger Lipton Beverly Cooper Lois Gottfried Peter Feilbogen Julian Decter Janet Novick Sondra Farber Fran Levin Marilyn Fisher Harold Gabel Rose Marie Papa Florence Rogers Carol Grosman Ellen Weisman Meri Kurz Blanche Cooperman Jimmy Schwarz Anita Finkel Judy Hoffspiegel Frank Schulaner Faye Greenspan Irv Marcus LEGEND ADVERTISING STAFF General Manager — INA SCHANERMAN Assistant Manager . Stephen S. Schwartz Copy Editors . . . Meri Kurz. Phyllis Adler Bookkeeper . . Barbara Spiegel Photographer . HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Joan Kleinman Marlene Martin Paula Rosenberg Gloria Loterstein Melinda Salz Louis Fromkin Rhoda Hochberg Sandra Vice Judith Tiber Erwin Kirschner Gary Solomon Harvey Williams 92 Legend Literary Staff Legend Advertising Staff 93 Class Officers Class Council 94 Honor Society Officers Honor Society 96 Calumet Staff Calumet Letter Ulinners 98 Band and Orchestra 99 fOOTBflLL Kneeling: Lowynt, Kooncc, Stein. Standing: Wiernik, Shcctx, Walker. To any high school there is nothing quite as precious as its football team. Our team has given us many afternoons of spills, chills, and thrills. We remember how Barry Wiernik directed and guided them through the crisp autumn afternoons. We sat and cheered through freezing Saturdays as Paul Stein. Bob Lowyns and Bill Walker ground our opponent's offense to a halt. A wave of relief would pass through Unter-mann Field as Ronnie Sheetz would boot the team out of a tight spot. And there were the damp, wet games when the footing was unsure and slippery and the numbers were obscured by mud. We depended on the loudspeaker to tell us that William Tucker had broken through for a first down or that Perry Koonce held on to the pigskin. The culmination came on Thanksgiving when everyone in the crowd wished he could be out there giving every ounce of energy he possessed till the final gun. Of that crowd. Dave Saltman. Barry Kirstein, and Louis Fromkin wanted to play more than anyone else. 106 TRACK and CROSS COURTRy Kneeling: Uhrmjn. Weinstein. Graves. Lipton. Standing: Parness. tane, Polonsky, Walker. Greenberg. The outdoor track team, under the guidance of Coach Joseph Nerenberg. is attempting to repeat its performance of last season. Among the team members are co-captain Myron Weinstein. Allan Greenberg. John Graves. Roger Lipton. Edward Parness. Ira Polonsky, Walter Uhrman, William Walker and Al Lane. Graves and Polonsky are two stalwarts on the cross country and indoor track teams. Johnny runs the mile while Ira is a star in the half mile. Greenberg and Walker, on the team for their second season, throw the discus and shot. Lipton. having served in this capacity during his junior year, is the team's veteran pole vaulter. One of Weequahic’s finest sprinters is Ed Parness. a four year veteran who had shown constant improvement and bolstered Weequahic’s chances in the dashes. Newcomer Walter Uhrman is a half miler whose times show his great potential. Another guiding light and co-captain is Myron Weinstein, who is considered by Coach Nerenberg to be the best weightman in the shot and discus at Weequahic in the past ten years. Weequahic expects him to surpass his own records while leading his team to a successful season. Weequahic’s Cross Country team has been led by Ira Polonsky. Ray Rio and Johnny Graves. These three senior A s have been among the top runners in the city for the past three years. This is due to their intensive training under the able coaching of Meyer Spike” Schwartz. Their training has helped these seniors to make Weequahic the top cross country squad in the city, a title the team won in 1956. Among their other accomplishments, these boys have led Weequahic to twelve straight dual wins in 1957, with a runner-up spot in the city and county meets, and a fifth place finish in the state meet. The other seniors who have run cross country during their four years at Weequahic are Ezra Friedlander. Alan Keselman and Myron Weinstein. 108 MYRON WEINSTEIN Track Captain Al WALTER UHRMAN Soccer BILL WALKER Football JOHNNY GRAVES Cross Country IRA POLONSKY Cross-Country BASKETBALL HOWIE SHARENOW Co-Cjptjm GARY SOLOMON Co-Captjin Showing again the form that won them the 1956-57 City League Championship, the Weequahic High basketball team compiled an 8-2 record to gain a tie with West Side for the championship. The highlight of the City League season came when the Indians downed the Rough Riders on our home court to clinch the title. The Essex County Tournament saw one of the most exciting games of the year, an overtime event in which Howie Sharenow and Gary Solomon contributed three points toward sinking Montclair. The State Tournament gave us its share of thrills when the Indians jumped off to an early lead against highly touted Bloomfield. This being their final game, the team's record was a very fine sixteen wins and six defeats. One of the outstanding players on this year's championship squad was Howie Sharenow. This 5'10 backcourt star sparked the team with his intelligent playmaking and sure ball-handling. Another star, and the only other senior, is sharpshooting Gary Solomon. The slim, red haired forward has been known for his accurate jump shot and defensive skill. Those who played under Coach Lester Fein know how valuable his teaching has been and will continue to be for future Indian teams. In past years. Julian Decter, Billy Ertag. Walter Uhrman, Barry Wiernik, Barry Feldman, and Lewis Fromkin were able members of the team. no BflStBML Long one of the most popular sports at Weequahic, baseball has always attracted the best of a class' athletes. This is true of the Class of June 1958. also. During the past several seasons, the members of the Class of June 1958 have dominated the starting team and. though the team did not finish first in the City League, hopes for the coming season are high in the minds of Mr. Schwartz and his assistant, Mr. Sheldon Weil. Howie Sharenow. co-captain, is an excellent bunter and one of the finest fielders on the squad. Sharenow. the fastest man on the team, has led the squad in stolen bases in seasons past. Another speedster, whose job is covering the outfield, is Louis Fromkin. Joining him in the open stretches of Untermann Field are Richie Cahn and Ronnie Sheetz. These three are top notch fielders and can be counted on for that clutch hit. The final senior on the team is co-captain Barry Wiernik. Barry, making use of the muscle he developed during the foot-bal season, has compiled a .300 plus batting average over the last two seasons. To complete the picture. Barry has been known to play catcher, first base, second base, and the outfield in his career at Weequahic. These are the seniors that make up the 1958 baseball team. In past seasons Al Rubin has blostered the squad. Weequahic’s soccer team, led by its all-state forward and co-captain. Russell Borkowsky. finished a creditable season by securing second place in the City League. The boys started their season by holding powerful Irvington Tech, an eventual contender for the State Championship. to a 0-0 tie. The highlight of the season was their 2-1 Win against Barringer, which put them in a contending position for the city crown. Three victories followed: against Central. West Side, and South Side, bringing the team’s record to five won. four lost, five tied. During these games, co-captain Tom Gonzalez did a stellar job of goal-tending, but shared this position with Mickey Stern who filled in ably between the posts in two important victories. Irv Marcus and Roger Lipton, center forward and left wing, respectively, provided the scoring punch when it was most needed. The versatility of Barry Neidorf proved a valuable asset, as he filled in at almost any forward line position. In his first year on the squad. Walter Uhrman bolstered the defense. The graduating members of the squad join in wishing the best of luck in the future to Coach Joe Nerenberg and his charges. 112 ______________________________________________________________ Balk. Marcus. Singer The Mermen, sparked by the fighting spirit of h95RHr£!r!arl and CO-cap,ain lrv Marcus, won the c U rr ChamP,onsh'P at the 32nd Newark High School Swimming Meet. March 6. with a score of 68 points. The Indians smashed five records as they compiled a 40-point bulge over second place Arts High. Marcus swam the breast stroke leg and Howard Singer, the freestyle leg. for the record-breaking 1 60-meters medley relay team. Marcus also anchored the freestyle relay team, which lowered the city record to 1:36.2. Singer registered a fifth in the 200-meters freestyle event. In dual meet competition, the Indians went un- defeated in twelve contests to take the unofficial city dual meet title. The season’s victories brought the team’s undefeated skein to 31 over the past three seasons. Sam Balk, a four year veteran, scored important points in the backstroke for the natators. In the State Swimming Championships held at Princeton. March 8. 1958. co-captain Marcus placed seventh in the 100-yard breast stroke. Marcus was also a member of the seventh placing 200-yard medley relay team. Robert Schreiber, Myron Weinstein, and Gary Barna, though not on this year's team, were valuable members of the team in previous seasons. M3 Janet Ehrcnkrjnz SVl b K uf, mAn LtiTfR iimmers Marianne Cervenka Michel G' i,cr Gym Susan Shill Margi Rubin CHEERLEADERS, COLOR GUARDS ROD TUIIRLERS Horlcnc Cclman NATHAN SCHLOSSBERG. LOUIS STAMELMAN. JOHN SABO COACHES BASEBALL and CROSS-COUNTRY SWIMMING 116 BASKETBALL TRACK and SOCCER MEYER SCHWARTZ LESTER FEIN I JOSEPH NERENBERG CONGRATULATIONS TO GARY SOLOMON and the Graduating Class of June, 1958 from MR. and MRS. SIDNEY SOLOMON proprietors of SIDNEY'S DELICATESSEN 62 PRINCE STREET. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY and the following family and friends: MARVIN. BOBBIE, and GERALD MR. and MRS. LOU PORT MR. and MRS. SIMON SOLOMON and JEROME Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldstein and Paulyn Mr. and Mrs. Max Than Mr. and Mrs. Ted Grady, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Russo Mr. and Mrs. Max Kutin Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sossner Mr. and Mrs. M. Kohen Mr. and Mrs. Lou De Venuta Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Nudel Mr. and Mrs. I. Seigal and Debbie Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. I. Mihelmeister Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holzman Mr. and Mrs. M. Weinstein Mr. Edward Andrews Arlene and Herb Lambeck Mr. William Vice Jacob and Leon Kaiser Mr. John Dolan Mr. Manny P. Singer Mr. Al Glick Mr. and Mrs. S. Richman Sanitary Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. Sharenow Jack and Al’s Nut House Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kazupy Mr. and Mrs. Saul Price 118 EASTERN SCHOOL DORN KIRSCHNER OF MUSICAL BAND INSTRUMENT INSTRUMENT REPAIR COMPANY • ☆ 77 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE 77 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO MARCIA and THE CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 BEST WISHES A. LOWE CO., BUILDERS NEWARK, NEW JERSEY MR. and MRS. EDWARD RHODES FAMILY and FRIENDS 119 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 BEIMEL Y SAYINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 120 Main Office: 88 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK 12. N. J. Branch: 434 CHANCELLOR AVE. NEWARK 12. N. J. Congratulations to Our Daughter SHERI and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE, 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ortner % Cooper Furniture Co., Inc. INTERIOR DECORATORS 237-41 COURT STREET 574-582 RARITAN ROAD NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ROSELLE. NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MR. and MRS. H. 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Best Wishes for Your Future Success to the Compliments of JUNE. 1958. GRADUATING CLASS DR. and MRS. CHANCELLOR BARBER SHOP PATSEY end EDDIE ABRAHAM H. KURZROCK 365 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ACE OLYMPIC PAPER CO. The Piper House of Specialties JOSEPH HALPER end MILTON COHEN POWER OIL REFINING CO. 12-14 MERCER STREET NEWARK. N. J. IRVINGTON 11. N. J. Compliments of Compliments of MR. and MRS. SIDNEY DODIS KLESS DINERS and DAUGHTERS AT THE CENTER —ON THE HILL IRVINGTON. N. J. Bl 8-4538 Congratulations COUSIN MARTY KRUPP CLINTON MUSIC COMPANY Expert Repiirs on All Mikes of Phonographs and Televisions PHIL and SHIRLEY BRODY 506 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WA 6-4911 COMPLIMENTS OF SHWARTZS DAIRY and DELICATESSEN ARNOLD BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. 299 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of UNCLE SID FRIEDMAN’S EXPRESS. INC. Bloclow 2-6800 35-53 FENEWICK STEET NEWARK. N. J. I 35-53 FENEWICK STEET NEWARK. N. J. AMELIA EARHART LUGGAGE FIRST IN FASHION FOREMOST IN QUALITY One of Newark’s Proudest Industries MARKET and UNION STREETS NEWARK 5. NEW JERSEY WA 3-2159 WA 3-4144 NORTH JERSEY DAIRYLAND, INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON MARTY arvd the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS DAIRYLAND ICE CREAM MR. and MRS. M. KRUPP and FAMILY 487 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. NEW JERSEY 128 CONGRATULATIONS TO PHYLLIS ADLER On Her Graduation EILEEN KUSENETZ - ILENE ALEXANDER MIRIAM COHEN - DORIS SNYDER DR. S. MANSUKHANI CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER INA and tha CLASS Of JUNE, 1958 MR. and MRS. EMANUEL SCHANERMAN and JOEL Congratulation to BARBARA SPIEGEL and tha CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 J. F. WA 9-9669 E. and S. DELICATESSEN 1590 MAPLE AVENUE HILLSIDE. N. J. OR 3-2544 Congratulations to ANITA FINKEL PERFECTED OIL HEAT from -ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE” 472 HALSTEAD STREET EAST ORANGE. N. J. ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. Congratulations to GARY SOLOMON and IRWIN KIRSCHNER WA 3-1310 Compliment of SA-PREME TELEVISION and RADIO SERVICE GARY and IRWIN QUICK EXPERT SERVICE 282 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J CONGRATULATIONS DOLL Congratulations to ROSALYN FEIN from HER FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF CHAR BROIL HAVEN Congratulations and Good Luck to MITZIE from BATTLES GRUNING’S THE TOP PARNES FORMAL WEAR SPECIAL STUDENT RATES 706-08 CHANCELLOR AVE., IRVINGTON. N. J. Congratulations to MA 3-1215 A F BRYNA AND THE CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO. Music Lessons - Repairs - Sales BURL ANDERSON - MATTY FRANKLIN 79 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 29 IN MEMORY OF BEST WISHES STUART ROBERT MANOFF LEE M. BLOWSTEIN OPTICIANS Congratulation! to HARVEY WILLIAMS Ml 2-4810 from GRUBMAN'S MR. and MRS. SEYMOUR COHEN HOSIERY - SPORTSWEAR . LINGERIE ACCESSORIES and FAMILY 178 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N J. BEST WISHES Congratulations to the CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 GARY and YVETTE MELODY MASTERS ERWIN and ANITA Muilc for All Occationf WA 3-3971 or Bl 8-7630 COMPLIMENTS OF ES 2-3455 Look Your 8e t In An All Now Expertly Fitted SAM, HOWARD, and DEBBIE LOU WEINER TUXEDO LOU WEINER 727 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J COMPLIMENTS Of WA 9-9771 ESQUIRE TAILORS P and P MAKERS OF FINE TAILORED SLACKS 368 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS FROM CARL and MARJIE ENGELHARDT DR. and MRS. SAMUEL ALLEN SOLOMON. D.D.S. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NIECE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BARBARA GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 MR. and MRS. HERMAN ADES DOM and TINA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CONGRATULATIONS TO MARTIN KRUPP GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 from GAIL and DEBRA DENNIS. VICTOR, and RICHARD WISHNEY 130 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. SAMUEL RICH COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Our Daughter EDITH on Her Graduation and Our Son JERRY on Passing the the N. J. State Bar MR. and MRS. H. FINN COMPLIMENTS OF RUBIN BROTHERS WA 9-9559 REGENT FLORIST FOR THAT PERSONAL TOUCH LIL FRIEDMAN - HARRY FRIEDMAN 151 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WA 3-4661 Compliments of BAKER’S BAKERY 309 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. (Corner of Willoughby Street! A FRIEND OF JERRY MAX WA 3-9362 Open Friday Till 9 P.M. MILDREDS Dress Making and Alteration Shop 99 MAPLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to Our Granddaughter MITZIE Love, GRANDMA and GRANDPA REISS CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHELE AND THE CLASS OF JUNE '58 MR. and MRS. C. GRAIFER and JILL Bl 2 4904 A. HOFFMAN CAPITOL AWNING and VENETIAN BLIND CO. 319 HAWTHORNE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF BEST PROVISIONS 144 AVON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. A FRIEND OF HARVEY WILLIAMS S. M. F. HARJAY’S LUNCHEONETTE THE BIST IN SANDWICHES 379 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 A FRIEND 131 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR OAUGHTER MITZIE MR. and MRS. ANTHONY TASCO Congratulations to INA on Her Graduation CAROL LUFTIG - ANN WEBB DR. JOSON - DOLA POLLAND COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of K E I L ’ S SCHECHTER Cr ROTHBERG Wholesale Hosiery and Underwear NEW YORK CITY TELEVISION EQUIPMENT 1160 E. GRAND STREET ELIZABETH. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO MYRNA MR. and MRS. AL WASSERMAN LARRY and MARILYN FRITZI Cr JOE S DELICATESSEN 1000 SHERIDAN AVENUE ELIZABETH. N. J. WA 9 9891 Manicures - Boot Black CIRCLE BARBER SHOP Children's Hair Cutting Our Specialty 410 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. J. ROTHENBERG Cr SON WHOLESALE JEWELERS 207 MARKET STREET NEWARK. N. J. BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS TO THE JUNE. 1958 GRADUATING CLASS DAD and DIANA TIBER ES 3-2244 ES 3-2245 KANTOR FURNITURE CO. ERIC OF SWITZERLAND HAIR STYLISTS 259-61 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 723 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF DALE and DAVID FRELING CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON HARVEY ON HIS GRADUATION MR. and MRS. IRVING WILLIAMS CARVEL STORE NO. 29S 630 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. WA 9-9740 WA 9-9709 MEET ALL YOUR FRIENDS at “MARGIE S SWEET SHOP” 411 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 132 CONGRATULATIONS MArket 3-1564 GRANDSON MARTY KRUPP MR. and MRS. B. LIST and FAMILY J. SPARNO WHOLESALE FRUITS and PRODUCE 49 JOSEPH STREET. NEWARK FARMERS MARKET Congratulations to BARBARA SPIEGEL COMPLIMENTS OF and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 ALEX’S LUNCHEONETTE FADEM and SHAFMAN 297 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WA 9-9555 COMPLIMENTS OF BERNAT’S FLORIST and GREENHOUSE Plant - Flowers - Wedding Specialist BERNARD ROFFMAN - HOWARD M. WOLF IRV’S FRIENDLY SERVICE 440 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 315 LYONS AVENUE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO CONGRATULATIONS TO JUDY TIBER MAL ON HER GRADUATION JACK, TOM, HARVEY, STAN, UNCLE AARON, AUNT ROSE and FRED and SONS Bl 3-0023 All Pastries Baked on Premises WA 3-1088 PETERMAN S FINE FOODS, INC. LEED DRUGS DELICATESSEN and PASTRY SHOP HARLES DRUG CO.. Owner We Cater — From a Sandwich to a Banquet H. D. VERNICK. B.S. - L. ISAACSON. Ph. G. 300 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 437 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WA 3-0191 CONGRATULATIONS TO MINDY and THE CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 R A T 1 N E R CLEANERS and DRYERS MR. and MRS. CHARLES SALZ 433 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HATTER Manufacturer of FINE FUR FELT HATS DAIRY QUEEN 210 MARKET STREET NEWARK. N. J. (Opposite Paramount Theatre 1 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations from PEARL SALZMAN NEAL and LEO ZUCKER BETTY and DOROTHY SILVER SIEGELS DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE 721 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. 133 Compliments from HOMEROOM 103 A Best Wishes MARTY FEINS STUDIOS PORTRAITS end WEDDINGS Ml 2-2086 Evenings WA 6-2957 370 So. Orange Avenue Newark, N. J. Compliments of STANDARD OVERALL SERVICE, INC. ESsex 4-5800 56 Woolsey Street Irvington, N. J. To My Beloved DOROTHY Congratulations HARRY KNOFF Compliments from CLINTON MILK COMPANY Congratulations to Our Son GEORGE and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1958 MR. and MRS. HARRY ROTHBARD Congratulations to NANCY WILDSTEIN GAN CODES, INC. JULIUS WILDSTEIN, Vice President Congratulations to ELLEN and Her Friends MR. and MRS. CHARLES BRODSKY and JOYCE 134 Best Wishes for Your Future Success From Your Yearbook Photographer HAL HALPERN 1011 BERGEN STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 135 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE DE LUXE LAUNDERERS 393 COIT STREET IRVINGTON, N. J. ESSEX HOUSE ☆ • MR. A. C. ALLEN General Manager SMART CLEANERS 566 CHANCELLOR AVE. IRVINGTON. N. J. Congratulations COMPLIMENTS OF JOAN WEEQUAHIC DINER 306 WEEQUAHIC AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Elizabeth 2-7070 SINCE 1883 and LAGGREN BROTHERS AWNINGS and CANVAS PRODUCTS S. C. 0 SO WITT, Sales Dept. Ml SAYRE STREET ELIZABETH. N. J. Compliments of MILDRED S CORSET SHOP WA 9-9586 1050 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. CLAREMONT DINER 100 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE VERONA, N. J. 136 HU 3-2166 WA 3-6500 JULES ADLER DISTRIBUTOR SEALED COUNTRY FRESH MILK L. GELMAN SON PLUMBING and HEATING 24 HOUR SERVICE PORT MURRAY DAIRY CO. ★ Phone: Phone: WA 3-1036 WA 3-8600 1 56 CUSTER AVENUE NEWARK 8. N. J. HALPER BROS., INC. Mill Distributors PAPER - PAPER BAGS and TWINE 329-333 CLINTON PLACE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER FRANCINE and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 MR. and MRS. MORRIS GARFINKEL M M TIRE SERVICE CO. FIRESTONE EXTRA VALUE MERCHANDISE CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER JUDITH and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 DR. and MRS. JACK G. SIEGEL 380 Clinton Avenue Newark 8. N. J. 137 i t ftDlt Congratulations to Our Daughter ELLEN JOY and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 WEEQUAHIC MR. and MRS. IRVING ROSE ARTIE, CLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL BAND and ORCHESTRA HERMAN HOLZMAN. Conductor BERNARD BERGER. Acting Conductor HOWARD and SHARON Extends Congratulations to Its GRADUATING MEMBERS and to the • GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 WA 3-3622 TRIDIX TOOL and MACHINE CO. Precision Tool and Tool Engineering Jigs - Fixtures - Dies - Designing CY GOLDBERG DON’S DRIVE-IN 31 U. S. Highway 22 Hillside. N. J. SO. ORANGE AVENUE LIVINGSTON. N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 206 A 138 BEST WISHES TO ALL MY FRIENDS IN THE GRADUATING CLASS NICK CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER RONNI and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 MR. and MRS. CY GOLDBERG CONGRATULATIONS TO MY NIECE MITZIE AUNT KIT BEST WISHES FROM L. GOLDBERG Cr SONS COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 SCHANERMAN Cr SCHANERMAN Bl 8-6700 KOZAK MOVING and STORAGE CO. 249 Rose Street Newark. N. J. TO CONNIE Congratulations on Her Graduation V I c CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER PHYLLIS and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 MR. and MRS. JULES ADLER and FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF KLEIN S SELF SERVICE 104 MAPLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MILLERKIN’S KIDDIE SHOP Infant'i and Children- Wear - Toy - Layettes 92 MAPLE AVENUE 659 EAGLE ROCK AVE. NEWARK. N. J. WEST ORANGE. N. J. WA 9-9700 RE 1-9811 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 PAUL PFEIFFER Cr CY ALDRIDGE 139 CONGRATULATIONS TO MY DAUGHTER CONNIE and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 MOTHER COMPLIMENTS FROM HOMEROOM 220 BRUTUS and AL LOBALLO CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER BARBARA and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 Compliments of MR. and MRS. LOUIS SPIEGEL COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 212 HOMEROOM 316 Congratulations Congratulations to from THE GRADUATES HOMEROOM 103 A HOMEROOM 206 A Compliments of WAverly 3-6815 BIG TOP CAR HOP IRVING STERN • LICENSED PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR 127 Dewey Street Newark 12. N. J. 140 Compliments of Compliments of CLINTON GREENS PAINT and WALLPAPER 5 TO $1.00 STORE Bigelow 3-0766 EVERY NEED WE CAN FILL 518 Clinton Avenue Newark, N. J. 986 Bergen Street Newark, N. J. Congratulations to ROSE and CHARLOTTE DOTTY S SPORT SHOPPE and The Graduating Class of June 1958 Distinctive Clothes from Your Leading Fashion Magazine Co-Ordinates - Match Mates Colorful Fashions for Gals THE FIRE DETECTION Who Enjoy Being In Style SERVICES, INC. 1611 Maple Avenue Hillside, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS OF JUNE 1958 from THE LORETTES DR. SOLOMON J. KESSLER Best Wishes to the CONGRATULATIONS TO MY DAUGHTER JUNE CLASS OF 1958 LINDA and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 PUPA DENTAL LABORATORIES MR. ROBERT H. POLLACK 393 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF ES 2-9567 WA 3-8676 SY-MAX AUTO SALES and SERVICE CENTER TILTON DAIRY FARMS 686 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF MA 3-3898 Open Sunday 9 to 1 LINCOLN SHOE STORE MR. NATHANIEL BLACK LEO and HY SCHWARTZ. Props. High Grade Shoe for the Entire Family The Store of Honc� t Value 227 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Ml CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NIECE INA and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 AUNT DOT and UNCLE SAM H. H. PROVISION CO.. INC. AUNT HAT and UNCLE SID 1161 EAST BROAD STREET ELIZABETH. N J. CONGRATULATIONS TO EO CONGRATULATIONS TO and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 SONDRA and HER CLASS FROM MR. and MRS. H. FARBER MR. and MRS. S. ZIERING and BEVERLY COMPLIMENTS TO CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 JANET and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 A FRIEND DR. and MRS. JACOB NOVICK CONGRATULATIONS TO CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER MICKI BETSEY and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 MR. and MRS. SIDNEY MILLER MR. and MRS. HENRY J. ROSENBERG COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF LAUFER Cr ROTHBAUM MAX KAPLAN NEW YORK CITY MA 3-2307 ROBERT HALPERN THE LIBRARY PRESS AUTHORIZED SERVICES FINE PRINTING SINCE 1908 368 WASHINGTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 1726 E. ELIZABETH AVENUE LINDEN. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO MY GRANDDAUGHTER CONGRATULATIONS TO CLAIRE LINDA and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 MR. and MRS. JACK A. MAYERS MRS. BERNARD WIDGER and SANDRA MA 2-8122 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER JOAN and THE CLASS OF JUNE 1958 SOKOBIN GLASS CO. MR. and MRS. HENRY GERSTL 33 PRINCE STREET NEWARK. N. J. and CAROL M2 COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations to HARVEY and HELENA and The Class of June 1958 Compliments of WAYNE FURNITURE IRVINGTON. NEW JERSEY TUSCAN DAIRY IDEAL DAIRY Union, New Jersey PRUDENTIAL MATTRESS SERVICE A Complete Line of Bedding ALBAN S BAR tr RESTAURANT SUPPLIES Satisfaction Guaranteed 631-633 ELIZA8ETH AVENUE ELIZABETH. N. J. 30-34 HAYES STREET NEWARK. N. J. EVergreen 8-0623 ERIC BERLIN WA 3-2991 HOLLYWOOD PET and SUPPLY CO. A Carnival of Pets “From a Guppy to a Puppy 1279 LIBERTY AVENUE HILLSIDE. N. J. PENCREST INDUSTRIES. INC. Manufacturers of the Silver Tip Line 395 BEDFORD AVENUE BROOKLYN 11. N. Y. WA 3-2322 ES 2-4655 ATLANTIC AGENCY PHILIP FELDMESSER 14 ROBERT PLACE IRVINGTON. N. J HASKIN FUEL CORP. 469 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. N. J CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON JOSEPH and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 KARL and YAFFE MR. and MRS. THEODORE MENKER ES 2-9346 DAVE WINOKER. Mgr WA3-7I 10 WEISSMAN BROS. FLYING “A SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Complete Automotive Repairs 747 LYONS AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. PRECISION RADIO and TELEVISION NEWARK. N. J 985 BERGEN STREET CONGRATULATIONS FROM SUNNY CORNER BEAUTY SALON BEAUTY CULTURE In All Its Branches MR. and MRS. MARTIN REDLUS NEWARK, N. J 345 LYONS AVENUE ■4j Mt. Sinai Junior Lodge No. 5 Abe Altschuler Richard Bardack Gary Barna Sidney Barnett Gary Berenfeld Jerry Bressler Irwin Cohen Paul Cohen Bernie Eisenfeld Barry Feldman Stuart Friedman Leonard Furer Michael Gordon David Goss Barry Green Paul Goff Alan Halperin Howard Harrison Marvin Heller Martin Henick. Saul Lemkowitz Milton Licbman Bobby Mack Stanley Mansback Emil Metz Ronny Migatz Michael Moroze Alan Morris William Newmark Paul Pallitz Martin Perlman Barton Puro Edward Rosengold George Rothbard Arnold Richman George Silverman Sheldon Simon Morris Stern Martin Solomon Jeffrey Stein Paul Stein Edward Wofsy 144 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunsky Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kurz Marty and Judy Mr. and Mrs. L. Barish Ernie’s Shoe Service The Cirigliano’s Kuskin's Kosher Butcher Lerner Family Herman Green Marshall Banner L Or L Dry Cleaners Maple Dairy Fisher Bros. Cleaners Bessie Goldensohn Eli and Goldie Lassie and Rin Tin Tin Mrs. Frances Modell Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kay John R. Cifra Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mann Mr. and Mrs. S. Krusch Peace Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Abe Green Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Spain Mr. Albert C. Cantarella Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Schanerman Mr. and Mrs. William Shorn Dr. and Mrs. Nathan James Furst Dr. and Mrs. Jack York Dr. Milton Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Booken Dr. Louis Rubin Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Zvaifler Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Portuguese Dr. Edmond Edelson Dr. and Mrs. Max Karlen Richard and Arlene Moore Pfc. and Mrs. Mitchell Black Mr. and Mrs. William Griess Mr. and Mrs. John Griess Mr. and Mrs. John Kerian Mr. and Mrs. L. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Scherzer Mr. and Mrs. David Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wexler Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Stone Barry. David, and Beverly Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schapira Mr. and Mrs. Abe Strulowitz Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roskein Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Bern Lipsher To The Best H. R. Mr. and Mrs. Hochberg Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barna Lucky and Snuffy Star Beverage Co. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stein Mr. and Mrs. I. Kusnetz Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. S. Kusnetz Congratulations to Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris The Kalifons Mr. and Mrs. Max Lozinsky Howard Edinger Alan and Bruce Jordan Michael Harris Klein Prudential Partimers 5 Gib Mr. and Mrs. George Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eisenberg and Daughters Joy. Ned and Gail Sambur Compliments of the Desiree’s Mr. and Mrs. H. Avnet Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Trinkler Park Amoco Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coppleson and Children Mr. and Mrs. O. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Abe Williams and Children The Zaskin Family L. J. Modell Jewelers Harry Kozadoy Peter Q. Lowry A Friend Sandy. Erwin and Ronnie Minda Shustak Mr. and Mrs. William Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Kutenplon and Family Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bartfeld Mr. and Mrs. Irving Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. S. Shaw 145 JEWELS Warren and Fern Marianne Richard Johnny and Sheila Jerry and Rozzie Jan and Joe Randy and Wendy Bookin Herbert Levitt Jane Wolfe Alan Stuart Glucksman Paula and Eddie Cliff Jenkenson Dr. John J. Visco and Mary Ann Pete Melesky Janice Arty-Marty and Company Susan Princer Edith and Sandy David Jeffery Finn Enid and Marsha Sondra Woolf Rhoda and Mel Schwartz Gary Jay Schmidt Rae and Jack Judy Tiber and Johnny Koltz Edy and Lenny Honey and Greg Iris and Buddy Babe and Lee Arleen Traberman and Jerry Blackman Andria Feldman and Mark Walter Sovick Louise Unget Pinkowitz Jane Stamelman Mrs. H. D. Rhodes Napoleon Bonaparte Carol and Mike Seymour Dixon Lesla Hesse and Myrtle Crandall Lori and Beth Voss Cynthya Rausch Roberta Siegel and Sam Berman C. Robert Slatnick Judie and Lennie Man and Dee Paul 1. Bornstein Doreen and Murray Erwin and Anita Nancy Zimmerman Max H. Klein Gary and Yvette Lo Lo Lois and Sammy Mindy Salant Stephen Abramson Walter and Bernie Eddie and Linda Joyce and David Joel Ralph Schanerman Sue and Paul Naomi and Danny Benny and Marilyn E. J. Bolton Manny Millman Sanford Traberman Larry and Jill Phyllis and Steven Andrea Traberman Barry S. Brown Debby and Larry Bo and Connie Joseph Burke Sandy Flashner Lesly Berson Flo and Joe Dave and Maddie George and Carol Merilyn and Joe Marylin Stern Richie and Ruth Stella C. Lee David Bearison Leon Furst Mamoo and Norman Leonard Weiss Merle Kurzrock Bob Berkowitz Cookie and Bob Suzanne Schwartz Matty Kurzrock Henry Sonnabend Cindy and Puddles Maxine and Jimmy Carole and Sandy Marilyn Monroe Paul Tasco Lauretta Shapiro Marilyn F. Silverman 146 Arlene R. Silverman Dave and Margie Woody and Sylvia Jim and Berni Kessler Twins Deligos, S. C. Eva Fenzan Vicki Finkel Larry and Myrna Jay Michael Blotsky Ann and Steve Bobbie and Billy Susan and Jayne Anna Mae and Pete Howard Peter Dubin Isabel Manzella Fae and Joseph Varela Judy Cohan The Sharas Nancy Byron Robert E. Lee Dick and Ronnie Carol and Jerry Mel W. Ortner Mrs. Marie Cordasco Felice and Anna William Holden Ruth Sattler Jerry and Joann Ellen Palent Michael Murrillo Arlene Eisenberg JEWELS Toni and Frog Rose Eng Randi Fern Freedman Pam and Bess Sue Hatoff's Confectionery GiGi Herman Harvey and Helena Gary Kaplan Amy Karlen Judy Karlen Steve Pollack Sandy and Phil Al and Gertrude Schwartz Neil and Debby Harris Alex and Roe George Conley President Eisenhower Marilyn and Julian Alex and Maruta Rose Marie Weisenbacher Erik and Lillian Alan and Arlyne C. B. J. B. T. F. M. G. Larry Katz A Friend The Demoiselles Ronni and Carol Kirschner Carole and Gary Evelyn Kusnetz Hyman Kusnetz Max and Harriet Sandy and Mike Pam and Bob Flo Frater Richard Feinstein Carol and Arnie Gilbert and Judy Kay and Marv Ira and Jayne Harvey and Michael Hohauser Davis Family Jerry Levene Robert Platt Mrs. Rose Reingold Bobbie and Corky Joanne Ratner Sid and Linda Harlene and Richie Jon and Jodi Debbie and Resnick Debby. Howie and Louis Jeff. Bruce and Scott Horner Michael David Markovitz Carol Cervenka Jerry and Blanche Morty and Janet Simual Lisagor Murray Kusnetz Sheldon Itzkowitz Richard and Naomi Michael and Allen Baron Thomas Robert Kleinwaks Scott Brion Price Cookie Hoffman and Herm Siegel 147 Although Their Paths May Separate, May Their Friendships Last! Good Luck To Our Daughters CAROL, JUDY, and NIBS Lillian and Lep Cohen Marion and Henry Grosman Belle and Bill Weiss 148 HOMEROOM 314 HOMEROOM 205 HOMEROOM 103 HOMEROOM 306 HOMEROOM 217 HOMEROOM 218 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS