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^ P H q r c g R ARAPHERS:

Ellyn Steuer Kathleen Loo -

Ronald Rogers Ian Lustbader

Seth Lederman

Ann Mirkine

Christopher Turque*^ Brenda Isenberg

Rod Breslin ' J E l l g j i n i M ^ t e i n

Carole W eitz Ruth Rappaport

Peter Gross Bert Fichman

Stuart FriedmcJh ■' ' ' " r/

Mrs. M.' W eingarferiFACWLT| ADVISOR: Mrs. M : W einga■\ ■ 1 ■ *- i 4

W e, l/ec|cofe this book to MRS. WEI NGARJEN %

IWifh Love, * Kathy and Ellyn

DR. M , C. S P A H N —Head master

DR. SEAMUS O ^ H A N L O N —Principal DR. ARTHUR N E A L E -D e o n

MRS. ELIZABETH Y O U M A N —G uidance

FACULTY

M A R S H A PALMER, D epar im ent Cha irm an, Science; CAROL W A G N E R ,

Latin; V IR G IN IA BRALY, Arf.

M ARG UER ITA SHLOSS, English; ALICE F IN N E G A N , D ep ar im ent Chairman.

Physical Education; JOSEPH FRANKS, Social Sciences,

TH O M A S TO DD , English; LEE D O M B R O W S K I, English; PETER H A Y N , Social Sciences.

A N T H O N Y LLOYD, Spanish; CAROL C ANTO RE, Mathematics; LEO DULBERGER, D e

par tment Chairman^ Mathematics.

D A V ID C H O C R A N , French,

D A V ID NORBECK, French.Spanish; A N I BARNES, Russian, Spanish, French;

ROBERT SERENO, Science; J O N A T H A N U N D E R V /O O D ,

English; T H O M A S S IN , Library,

THt NUTRIDVE VM.Ufc‘> Of COMWOM fOOOS

J O H N REYNOLDS, Mathematics, Science; DAN IEL D eV O E , Physical Education; A N D R E W W U R M A N , dept, chairm an. Social Sciences.

ROBERT DEALY, Socio/ Sciences; M A RTHA W E IN G A R T E N , Deparfm enf C /io /rmon, Eng/isfi; EDW ARD

H A E N L IN , Mafhemafics, Computer.

CARLOS C A S T A N O N , English; RO N AL D KUTSCHER, Mafhemafics; J O H N RODRIGUEZ, Art.

V IC TO R Z A H R E G IA N , Science; J O H N BENDER, Science; JAMES LEEDS, Music.

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ROD BRESLIN

SCHOOL

There once was a school on the street of eighty-nine That certainly was mighty fine Although many students think it is not too devine It w i l l always be a favorite of mine.

Its red doors stand out al l year round Just barely surviving their crushing sound The teachers in their usual way always act the very same way some easy, some strict, some mixed.

Most of the students show a bit of vimAlthough the amount of work they get is certainly not slimEven though the classrooms are sometimes quite dimThe teachers, with their bad jokes, always put themselves on a rim.

Whether good time or badThe things that I have gone through have certainly made me g ladIt's true al l season roundOur school wil l be the best in town.

—Rod Breslin

HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES

Rod's parties, Cherrie G ., Mr. Rosenfeld, Spanish 1, 2, & 3, St. James, M ay 15, 1971, W endi, Laura, Iris, Pam, Bert, Southern Comforts, Bethesda Fountain, J. J. Jefferies, Monkees, Rays. . . .

"It's not time to make a change, just relax, take if easy/"

—Cat Stevens

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Somewhere Amongst the Peoples

There are those who soak up the sorrow And mock you when you truly cry.Some tell you about life Some let you live.There are those who offer their hand And put gloves on to touch.Some come running from distant roadsAnd find misdirection when nearing your eall.Some pat your head,But tremble when it lies in their lap.And somewhere amongst the peoples Some feel the pain, have lived And touched other hands And are running their race.They give strength when you lean.And in the quietness of today's Still fading twilight.They silently understand and wait.

Howard Bass

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B. A ltm an , D. Deinstag, L Sedwick, M . Blum, L. Feld, D. Taylor. TOP RO W ; R. Thomas, I. Lustbader,

C. Edelman.

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L. Feiner, R. G reen . M IDDLE RO W : B. Kaufm an, A. Sadler, A. Blumberg, L. Yager. BOTTOM ROW:

L. Alters, R. M in tz , L. Gali ico, M . Juris.

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J. Schwartz, P. Rogers, D. Haupt, J. Rosenfeld, S. Sobel, J. M il le r, I . Devlin. B OTTOM ROW : S. Lurie,

D. Polayes, R. Rogers, W . Schcffel, R. Henley. LY ING : M. Kaufman.

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Drexler, L. Abramson. S E C O N D R O W : M . G a rb o r , J. Finkleman, D. Robinson,

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T. Igel, H. Swieca, J. Kessler, M . Anton, W . Taplinger. B OTTOM RO W : D. M a je tt , W . Finestein, D.

Friedman, M . West, L. M oore .

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M . W e in er , R. Franco, A. G a rre n , J. Leventhol, M . Russell, L. Tyler. S E C O N D ROW : A. Donkner, B. Smigel,

J. Marks, K. Roberts. TOP ROW ; L. Zw irn, M . Moskowitz, J. Solomon, M . Storch, J. Va lez .

TOP R O W : H. H ow ard , L W esterm an. M IDDLE R OW : M . Levy, R. Keleman, C.

Raabe, A. G o ld fa rb , L. C ap lin , A. N a th a n , M . Roslin, D. Strauss. BOTTOM

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Ellmon, P. Fetter, J. G o ld b erg , S. W ohl, B. Crunimins, D. W e in b e rg . M IDDLE ROW; A. Gold,

A. Casta, A. Roipter, E. Junper, G . Gonzales. TOP ROW : J. Steuer, L, Bryer, A. Kaufman,

J. O 'B rien , M . Berger, R. Sivieca, S. Brody.

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E. Pressel, L. Usoskin, P. Morris. B OTTOM ROW ; J. Meskin , J. Hymes, J. Lunine, D.

Margulies .

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S. Lane, B. Spenadel. M IDDLE R OW ; R. Little. B OTTOM RO W ; K.

Baldwin, D. Ham m er, G . Shap ira , P. H adorn , K. Plowman, R. Smigel,

S. M ortim er.

TOP ROW : G. Pappas, J. Berke, E. Jacobs,

J. Lee, B. Singer, A. Feldman, B. Kaufman.

M IDDLE R O W : H. Sawikin, B. Sobet, N.

A b er, M . Natelson, H. Emma. B OTTOM

ROW : R. Levy, F. Solomons, J. Brown, D.

Franz.

TOP RO W : H. A de lm en , J. C antor , C.

Knight, T. Breslaver, R. M o lkn er , A . Fried- berg, G . M a rin o f f . M IDDLE R O W : D. G rant,

J. Berk, C. Plotkin, E. W in tn e w , J. G o n

za lez , M . G e rb , S. Sobel. B OTTO M ROW ;

L. Umansky, M. Grinsberg.

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TOP: M . Bielski, K. M on t, K. C am p, K. Gerchow, E. Knapp, S. Beall , B. Polish, I. Dexler, R. W eng en -

roth, H. Colem an, J. Remain, K. Smith, D. G rant. BOTTOM: A. Franco, K. Lampkin, S. Zicht, E. G re en b e rg , J. Lubin.

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M . G arf inke l.

TOP R O W , left to right: S. Plowman, N . Bozick, D. Carasso, A. Rosen, L. Weissman, C. Silk. BOTTOM

R OW : A . Thompson, L Braswell, W . G o ldberg .

TOP R OW : N . Bosick, N. Moscowitz, M. N ouer, K. F irrante lla , S. Khaba. MIDDLE R OW : E. Deutsch,

G . Cohen, N . Baumboch, C. Soffel. BOTTOM: A. Driks, C. Chisolm.

SOCCER TEAM

TOP R O W , left to right: Coach Reynolds, M . Botterman, S. Miles, Copt. G . Schlem, L. Sedwick, R. M intz,

Copt. P. Gross, B. Fichman, D. M a l in iak . FRONT ROW : R, Morse, L. Feld, K. Gershow, J. Luban. ABSENT:

Copt. A. Osofsky, P. and J. O 'B rian , J, Holden, R. W in k le r , K. Roberts, S. Lederman, and m an ager

M . Schwartz.

ACTIVITIES

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CAN YOU IMAGINE?

PETER hitting for double figures or doing the pictures on time.

ILONA without a smile.

ALAN up before twelve.

ELLEN going out with an American.

GARY short and skinny.

IRIS not eating.

BERT with a real mustache.

CAROLE being S ' l ’/a".

KATHY being called Kathleen.

ELLYN - "Father Chicken."

LAURA staying on a diet.

MARK getting an A in French.

JAMIE smiling with teeth in her mouth.

STUART with thin lips.

DENISE being 4'9".

JAYNE not getting in trouble with Pam.

PAM not getting in trouble with Jayne.

THORNE rorum, corum, sunt divorum, harum, scarum divo, tag-rag, merry-derry, periwig and hat band, hic-hac, horum genitivo.

W E N D Y and Thorne actually getting to Europe in the summer of '73.

RUTH in a clique in Franklin.

STACEY in a Summerhill version of Franklin.

GARA without food in her mouth.

ROD shooting the moon or winning in anything.

LEORA not laughing.

LISA with her old nose.

BONNIE talking like the rest of us.

RICHARD — Hal without Green Bay?

VICKI doing her French homework.

ROBIN — sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows everywhere.

W EN D I — can you imagine her tall.

MARGIE — I imagine very well thank you.

JEFFREY — anything after serving time at Franklin School.

ROSEMARY awake in French.

JO H N world champion basketball player.

LISA — Franklin becoming a boarding school?

N A N C Y in school on a Friday.

MARTINE without oatmeal cookies.

HAL a Rhodes scholar.

GEORGE enjoying French and passing it.

BURTON being late for anything.

AFTERTHOUGHT

N a m eA n im al-Look-Alike Theme Song G uilty o f . . . Am bition

W il l p ro b ab ly end up . . .

PETER GROSS Pig "1 Never M e a n t

to Hurt You"

joking

around with

people who

don^t know it.

to win the

Nobel Prize

cleoning

greased pots

and pans.

LISA KAYE M in n ie Mouse "N o th in g But

Heartaches"

M a y 1972. being ab le to

see in front of

walk ing into

the wrong

IL O N A MELCER Cheshire C a t "A in ' t G o t N o

Home in this

W o rld A nym ore"

creating old

lady wrinkles

by expressing

myself with

my eyebrows.

to overcome overwhelmed.

A L A N OSOFSKY M a n " I t W a s a Very

G o od Y e a r"

grubbing

free meals.

to get coopera

tion from the

administration

involving programs

veryfrustrated.

ELLEN POLSTEIN A H airy

Sloth"You Gotta

Have Friends"

"Reflections"

having carnal

knowledge of an eggp lant .

to bake a

cake th a t could

not be used as

an anchor for

the U.S.S.

Enterprise.

eating prunes,

like the

rest of us.

RUTH RAPPAPORT A Smiling

Green Dragon"You G o tta

Have Friends"

future

oriented

tool possession,

possession.

to be happy

most all the

fooling

myself.

GARY SCHLEM Elephant " I f Ever 1

W o u ld Leave

being crazy. lawyer lawyer.

STACEY MILLER "Alice'sRestaurant"

worrying too

to have a

seminar d ay

not settling

fo r anything

less than

w h at 1 really

G A R A M AE SOMMERS Koala Bear "Sunny" kicking the

volleyball.

specialize in

pediatrics

selling hot- dogs on 89th

street.

M IC H A E L STASSEN Husky " O rd in a ry

M a n "

Bolognia. Olym pic cyclist forest ranger.

IRIS STRAUSS An Ostrich "Y esterday" M a y 1971. concert pianist an organ

grin der.

DENISE TH O M A S 1 am unique "I 'v e G ot to

be M e "

1 p lead the

a career in medicine teacher.

ROSEMARY TO M A S U LO Bear Cub "H ere W e Go

A g a in "

living the

past two

years in a

dream world,

not wanting

to face reality

fo r fe a r

of getting

psychology without a

car fo r collegs.

CAROLE W EITZ Koala Bear "Stop in the

N am e of Love"

the game

a t Friends.

graphicdesigner

sharpening

pencils.

V IC K I W IRTHEIM ER Panda " 1 3 Questions" confusion. psychiatrist needing one.

ELLYN STEUER M other Chicken "S m ile" trying too

first woman on

the Supreme_Cau£t . .

. . . in ja il .

W E N D I W E IN G A R D E N Beaver "Y our Mother

Should Know"

Friday nights, bananas.

getting places

on timela te.

N am eA nim alLook-A like Theme Song G uilty o f . . . Am bition

W ill p ro b ab ly end up . . .

J AM IE FISHER Raccoon "The Summer of

( 7 0 & 7 2 ) Knows"

wet hands. to be an Olympic

with two broken

ROD BRESLIN G ori l la " W i ld Horses C an 't

D rag M e A w a y "

a licking. trying to shoot

the moon

a teacher in a

private school.

R OBIN B U C H H O IT Z Mouse "Rockin' Robin" having fun

with Stevie.

to be the world's

best housewife with

lots of kids

wishing 1 were

young aga in .

M A R G IE C L A S S M A N 4-legged

O n o m ato po e ia

" H a r ry Keep the

C h a n g e "procrastination. to be in the

Peace Corpsold.

TH O R N E A. C A N T O N G aze lle "The Girl C an 't

Help It"compulsiveness

& impulsiveness.

being a successful

actress & owning a

breeding ranch

a Spanish

teacher.

JO FINKELSTEIN "The First Time

Ever 1 saw Your

Face"; "So Far

A w a y "

chewing gum,

conspiracy.

writ ing the g reat

American novel from

a 5th Ave. penthouse

or a token lady

at Shady Acres,

a l ibrarian .

BURTON FRIED Bulldog " A Day with

Doodles"

procrastination. to become rich an auto mechanic.

LISA J A C O B S O N Panda,

M on key

"Sum m er of M 2 "

"Lov Story

lying about

this entire

questionnaire.

to be a physical

therapistbeing a lab

technician.

G EO RG E LLOYD "Yes W e Have No

Bananas"

censoredll to get my own

carnot getting my

own car.

M A R T IN E ECKSTEIN C a t " G o t to Change

Your Evil W ays"

analyz ing

everyone's

problems.

teaching mentally

retarded & disturbed

children

doing my

ambit ion.

M ARK LEVY G a lapag os "House of the

Rising Sun"

using Mortine's

b irthdaypresent.

? on welfare .

LAURA H O W A R D Frog "A in ' t Nothing

Like the Real Thing"

M a y 1971 &

M a y 1972

a singer with laryngitis.

JAYN E LEVEY A rm adil lo " \ W a n t to be

Booby's G ir l"

exhorbitant

phone bills.

vice president of Olins

Mrs. Vera .

BEST F IC H M A N Black Sheep influencing a

minor.

pand er an old derelict.

LEORA A V IV Squat Nose

"D e ja V u " biologist being dissected.

RIC HARD DELMAS A Swan "Jungle Fever" to break someone's neck

doing it.

PAM H A N K O F F Bullwlnkle

the Moose

"A in ' t No

M ountain High

Enough"

possession of

illicit

l i terature.

to be a writer dead .

STUART FR IEDM AN Tadpole "1 W a n t to Take

You H ig h er"

getting snabs

from Pom in

to groove on aFriday

afternoon

a road test

inspector.

B O N N IE CENTRE G aze lle "Everybody Plays

the Fool"

swallowing

everyone's gum.

a surgeon a surgeon.

JEFFREY BARR Human Being " W h a t? " perhaps, you

supreme

beingdead like

everyone else.

N A N C Y A. FELDMAN Lizard "C olo ur M y

W o r ld "

? psychologist a boat bum.

J O H N BARTRAM Terrapin

C aro l ina

"D on 't Sleep on

the S u b w ay"

going to

school.

clam d igger as a tortoise

t ra iner in the

Turtleback Zoo.

HAL S O L O M C S Rat "1 think I'm Going

O u t of M y H e a d "

to become a

teachera v agab ond .

W E N D Y WELLS Cheetah "Run of the M i l l" sleeping in

French class.

to be a successful

dancer-choreographera psychologist.

JEFFREY BARR: 11 Fifth Avenue, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 0 3 - 4 7 3 - 2 8 1 1

J O H N BARTRAM; 140-55 3 4 Avenue, Flushing, N.Y. 1 1 3 5 4 - 8 8 6 - 5 2 0 4

ROD BRESLIN: 4 3 0 East 86 Street, N e w York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 8 - 7 3 7 - 5 1 5 8

LEORA A V IV : 755 V/est End Avenue, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 5 - 7 4 9 - 7 5 2 3

GRADUATING SENIOR CLASS

R OB IN BUCHHOLTZ: 435 East 14 Street, N e w York, N.Y. 1 0 0 0 9 - 6 7 7 - 5 8 2 5

TH OR N E C A N T O N : 5601 Riverdale Avenue, Riverdale, N.Y. 7 0 4 7 1 - 5 4 9 - 6 4 9 5

B O N N IE CENTRE: 3 9 6 7 Sedgwich Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 1 0 4 6 3 - 5 4 3 - 3 9 6 8

SHELLEY CLARK: 40 East 83 Street, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 8 - 9 8 8 - 3 6 0 9

RICHARD DELMAS: 1136 V irg in ia Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 7 0 4 7 2 - T Y 2 -9237

M A RTIN E ECKSTEIN: 2 5 0 V/est 9 4 Street, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 5 - 8 5 6 - 5 3 2 2

N A N C Y FELDMAN: 180 East End Avenue, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 8 - 6 2 8 - 2 9 2 4

BERT F IC H M A N : 4 0 0 East 56 Street, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 2 - 7 5 5 - 1 1 9 3

LIZ FINKELSTEIN: 3 7 7 7 Independence Avenue, Riverdale, N.Y. 1 0 4 6 3 - 5 4 6 - 2 2 8 4

JAM IE FISHER: 180 East End Avenue, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 8 - 5 3 5 - 4 4 6 2

BURTON FRIED: 7 1 0 V/est End Avenue, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 5 - M O 2-0339

STUART FR IEDM AN: 11 East 86 Street, N e w York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 8 - 7 2 2 - 2 1 3 3

JEFFREY G INS B U RG : 3 6 1 6 H .H , Parkway, Riverdale, N .Y. 1 0 4 6 3 - 8 8 4 - 6 5 7 3

MARGERY GLASSM A N : 535 East 14 Street, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 0 9 - A L 4 -4989

ERIC GOLDBERG: 392 Central Park West, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 5 - 2 2 2 - 3 8 5 4

PETER GROSS: 5 05 East 79 Street, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 1 - 2 4 9 - 2 4 5 3

JEFFREY GREENBERG: 7 5 East End Avenue, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 8 - 6 2 8 - 5 5 1 3

KATHLEEN LOO: 160 V/est 9 6 Street, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 5 - 8 6 6 - 3 3 9 5

D A V ID M A L IN IA K : 3 W ashington Sq. V il lage , N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 1 2 - Y U 2 -3689

IL O N A MELCER: 70 W est 93 Street, N ew York, N.Y. 1 0 0 2 5 - 7 4 9 - 3 8 4 5

STANLEY MILES: 395 Riverdale Dr., N ew York, N .Y. 1 0 0 2 3 - 6 6 3 - 4 6 1 8

STACEY MILLER; 201 East 7 7 Street, N ew York, N .Y . - 7 4 4 - 2 2 5 0

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