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Photographers: Donald Tannenbaum, Moss Finkelstein Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Martha Weingarten

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There are some forests that I haven’t known.Some tree trunks I ’ve never wrapped m y legs around

and climbed.A million branches I might have slid down

had I had the time.

Stillsome leaves trembled in the w ood and caught m y ear.Some twigs beneath the hooves o f deer snapped

and signaled SPRING, waking me from endless winter thoughts.

-R O D McKUEN

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JAMES KOPPEL

JAMES WEXLER NEVA SCHNEIER

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JEANETTE HAHN

DOUGLAS MOORE

MARLENE RICE

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MICHAEL BERNBACH

LORRAINE BLANK

MARY GINSBERG

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DAVID GERR

DIANA ROTHBLUM

DOROTHY WEINTRAUB

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H'/za? do you remember thinking back?

What do you think o f a t dusk in the slack Evening when the mind refills With the cool past as a well fills in Darkness from forgotten rains?

Archibald MacLeish

ROBIN STEINBACH

MICHAEL EVANS

SHEERA GLUCK

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CHARLES ROTHSCHILD

SUSAN AGAY PINI KALNITE

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JOSEPH FRIEDMAN

BARBARA KANTER

LESLIE DREXLER

We hurriedly ran from the safety o f schoolyards in search o f a better more beautiful world.One day we turned in the road to find our new worlds were all in our minds.

-R o d McKuen

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RENA BASS

MARTIN GROSSMAN

LINDA COLLINS

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BENJAMIN MANDARO

RALPH ROSENBLATT

PAMELA BUCKNER

JEFFREY BENJAMIN13

PEGGY FEIN

AMANDA RAYMOND

CARYN KRAMERRONNY FABER

STEVEN BROWN

JOANNE TOMACK

DANIEL GORDON

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Not I, not I, but the wind that blows through me! A fine wind is blowing the new direction o f Time. If only I let it bear me, carry me, i f only it carry' me!

-D .H . LAWRENCE

STEVEN SCHECHTER

SUZANNE STINER

RANDY MINTON

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KAREN COHN

GWEN BUHLERLAURENCE JACOBY

JONATHAN COHEN

RICHARD TODD

KATHY GRANT

Because I know that time is always time A nd place is always and only place A nd what is actual is actual only fo r one time A nd only fo r one place

I rejoice that things are as they are.

-T .S . E liot

PETER DWORMAN

MICHI TUCHMAN

MOSS FINKELSTEIN

ANN RUTENBERG

ELISE AZARIA

DONALD TANNENBAUMMATTHEW LEEDS

The beautiful changes as a forest is changed B y a chameleon’s tuning his skin to it;As a mantis, arrangedOn a green leaf, growsInto it, makes the leaf leafier, and provesA ny greenness is deeper than anyone knows.

-R ichard Wilbur

CAROL ROSEN

WENDY EVANS

JAMES JEFFRIES

STEVEN NADLER

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ADMINISTRATION

and FACULTY

DR. M.C. SPAHN

Headmaster

DR. ARTHUR NEALE Dean

DR. SEAMUS O’HANLON Principal

MRS. ELIZABETH YOUMAN Guidance

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MRS. PATRICIA PASSANANTE Latin

MR. STAN HAMLET Physical Education

MR. JOHN REYNOLDS

Mathematics

MR. JOHN WELLINGTON

English

DR. RUSSELL ELLIOTT

Social Studies

MRS. MARTHA WEINGARTEN English

MR. LEO DULBERGER

MathMR. CLEMENT WEINBERGER

Science

MR. ANTHONY PICCOLINOMathematics

MR. HARRY LESTER

ScienceMRS. ANI BARNES

French, Russian

MR. PETER HAYNE

Social Studies

MR. DAVID NORBECK

French

MISS VIRGINIA FRITZ

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MR. WILLIAM WILSON English

MRS. TONI LISMAN Latin

MR. ANDREW WURMAN Social Studies

MISS ROSALIND KOTLER Library

MISS SHEILA BROWNE Dancing

MR. ROBERT LITWINPhysical Education

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MR. CLARK SMYTHEnglish

MISS MARSHA PALMERScience

MR. ANTHONY LLOYDLanguage

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MR. JOSEPH FRANKS English

MISS CAROL CANTORE Math

MRS. DIANNE KENNEDY

A rtMRS. LOIS GERTSMAN

Music

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MISS ALICE FINNEGAN Physical Education

MR. SAM CHIN Science

MRS. LOUISE MUGMON Registrar

MRS. MOLLY MOSS

Office S taff

MR. ROBERT COLEMAN English

MRS. BEVERLY SCHARFSTEIN Office S taff

MR. THOMAS TODDEnglish

MR. LEWIS SCHULTZ Math

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SPORTS

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I do not know which to prefer. The beauty o f inflections Or the beauty o f innuendoes, The blackbird whistling Or just after.

-W allace Stevens

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DIALOGUE.. ALICE AND FRIENDS

“We had the best o f educations—in fact, we went to school every day—”

“I’ve been to a day-school too,” said vyice; “you needn’t be so proud as all that.”

“With extras?” asked the Mock Turtle a little anxiously.“Yes,” said Alice, “we learned French and music.”“And washing?” said the Mock Turtle.“Certainly not!” said Alice indignantly.“Ah! then yours wasn’t a really good school,” said the Mock Turtle in a

tone o f great relief.

“Now at ours they had at the end of the bill, ‘French, music, and washing-extra.’ ”

“You couldn’t have wanted it much,” said Alice; “living at the bottom of the sea.”

“I couldn’t afford to learn it,” said the Mock Turtle with a sigh. “I only took the regular course.”

“What was that?” inquired Alice.“Reeling and Writhing, o f course, to begin with,” the Mock Turtle replied;

“and then the different branches o f Arithmetic— Ambition, Distraction, Uglification, and Derision.”

“I never heard o f ‘Uglification,’ ” Alice ventured to say “What is it?”The Gryphon lifted up both its paws in surprise.“What! Never heard o f uglifying!” it exclaimed. “You know what beauti­

fy is, I suppose?”“Yes,” said Alice doubtfully: “it m eans-to—make anything—prettier.” “Well, then,” the Gryphon went on, “if you don’t know what to uglify is,

you must be a simpleton.” . . .. . .“How many hours a day did you do lessons?” said Alice, in a hurry to

change the subject.“Ten hours the first day,” said the Mock Turtle; “nine the next, and so

on.”

“What a curious plan!” exclaimed Alice.“That’s the reason they’re called lessons,” the Gryphon remarked: “be­

cause they lessen from day to day.”This was quite a new idea to Alice, and she thought it over a little before

she made her next remark. “Then the eleventh day must have been a holi­day?”

“Of course it was,” said the Mock Turtle.“And how did you manage on the twelfth?” Alice went on eagerly.“That’s enough about lessons,” the Gryphon interrupted in a very decided

tone: “tell her something about the games now.”

—Lewis Carroll

AFTERTHOUGHTSCOMMENT ABOUT

n a m e l ik e s d is l i k e s f r a n k l i n

ROBIN POLANSKY T R - 6 ’s, specimens, fur, self-expression, boppin ' around

secrets, deception, studying, depression, bad tuck, tumporiza- tion

Roses are red,Grapes are chartreuse; I went to Franklin: What’s YOUR excuse?

STEVEN SCHECHTER Water brothers and we can be together. Zappa and Garcia, Lenny Bruce and the Marx Brothers

trains and cities,cheesycheesy

Brown shoes don't make it, but don't ever change people, even i f you can

WENDY EVANS being happy not being loved Everybody doesn't like som ething.. .

LENARD THYLAN SUCCESS failure Good luck-good wishes- Goodbye

EUSE AZARIA Alan. H .A.A.. Mr. Picco- lino, Stan The Man, Bingo, white chocolate, A l & Ruth Valentine’s Day. The Who

snobs, introverts, pessimists, “ Roach”Cup, E. Train to Queens, my alarm clock, insensitive people

Crime and Punishment

JIMMY KOPPEL sports, self-confidence imagination

conformity, snobbery, prejudice

”A Funny Thing Happened To Me On M y Way to College”

SHEERA LEE GLUCK James Taylor, Stanley H., good friends, Mrs. Weingarten, taxis. Mr. Piccolino, Seapopera’s, snow

French, subways, SAT’s, exams

“Love it or Leave it?”

DAN GORDON challenges, the 76ers, basket­ball, cold drinks, sleep, being happy

giving up on anything, racism of any kind, wak­ing up, losers, phonies

a place where losers and phonies fill their neat little boxes

DOROTHY WEINTRAUBB life, walking in the rain. London, I^ael, Mooli. Big Bill

constant problems in Calculus, hypocrites and bigots

the lim it as student x ap­proaches Franklin is equal to the null set

MATTHEW LEEDS integrity, sports, poetry, traveling, wit, Ferraris

apathy, crowded sub­ways

Huh?

DIANA ROTHBLUM men, being in love, fenc­ing, French things, cooking

boys, females, being scared to try new things

it's hard to hate some­thing you've grown up with

RENA DAYLE BASS Charleston Chews, weekends fortune cookie fortunes, Bozo, surprise packages, a a penguin in the Bronx Zoo

not knowing what’s for dinner, roller coasters, spitting radiators, peanut butter, bumper to bumper traffic

Let's lock the door and throw away the key

KAREN COHN Michael, Midi Weingarten Pascal Piccolino, King Crim­son, Seamus, California, purple

Dr. Elliott’s lectures, pimples, phonies, SAT’s, death, the West Side, midis, cheese

How do I love my school; let me count the ways:0, -1, -2. -3, . . .

BEN MANDARO History, a strong one, Senior-Faculty Football gimes, good friends, 20G and 15K and 6B

subways, bad shapes up the down staircase

JOANNE TOMACK vacations, the sun, world peace, good times

SATs, school, discrim­ination, arguments

I f I had to do it again- I wouldn’t!

MICHI TUCHMAN animals, horses, dogs phonies, snobs, diets, p>eople who eat and never get fat

N ow I lay me down to rest, I pray I pass tomorrow’s

test;I f I die before I wake; That’s one less test I ’ll

have to take!

MARLENE RICE S.R., summer, getting tan, m y old jeans, "Hey Jude”

narrow-mindedness, irrelevance, alarm clocks, dirty old men

. .the vision o f one man lends not its wings to another man. ”

DAVID GERR TWAS BROLLIG AN D THE SLITH Y TOVES

DID GYRE AND GYMBAL IN THE WABE

A L L M IM SY WERE THE BOREGROVES AND THE MOMERATHS OUTGRABE

CAROL ROSEN Little Dicky Cavett vicarious pleasures "And L o t said unto them, 'Oh, not so, m y Lord.' ”

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NAME LIKES DISLIKES FRANKLIN

CHARLIE ROTHSCHILD Senior Lounge, basket­ball games, vacations

vocabulary tests, Span­ish tests, tests

Freshmen come and Sen­iors go, but The Zoo will never change

AMANDA RAYMOND long hair, the ocean, foreigners, cats, sleep­ing late

studying, greasers, cer­tain people, boredom

take two aspirins and call me in the morning

JOSEPH FRIEDMAN sports, Willis Reed, Herman Badillo. Keith Moon, S. O ’H.

crowds, dishonesty, cigarettes

i t ’s a conspiracy against me

LESLIE DREXLER skiing, salt, driving,K.R., Tony P., chocolate malteds

dirty old men, lefty desks, the end o f the summer

Promises, Promises

JIMMY JEFFRIES sports, committees, Barbara Barrett

snotty people do n ’t drink champagne out o f a paper cup

ANN RUTENBERG sunny days, having a terrific time with people I like, the ocean, driving. Dr. O’Hanlon, my job, “K oko”

plastic peole, boredom, prejudice, getting up when it’s still dark

"There lies a sea un­charted, beyond the setting sun ”

LARRY JACOBY loud music, hamburg­ers, the subway

haircuts, getting up be­fore noon, 75 words a week

whatever I say would be held against me in a court o f law

MARY GINSBERG Bozo, baby polar bears, red cheeks, ice cream, sandwiches, freedom

confinement, obnoxious S.O’H. principals, asparagus

bazoobies

KATHY GRANT males, math, Mr. Picco- lino, traveling, trying to speak foreign languages, James Taylor, J.B. Sebas­tian, stuffed animals,Dr. 0., Anna Andreyevna, life, Israel

college applications, “obnoxious” people, phonies, pressure, bazoobies

old schools never die, they just fade away

JEFF HAUT Auston Healy 3000’s, long walks on Friday nights and long fo o t­ball games on Saturdays

losing, Teaneck, Volks­wagens, Sunday nights, insurance rates

R.I.P.

LINDA COLLINS S. O ’H.. Mr. Lloyd, M.E., Mouche, mobiles, tribbles, afghans, baby walrus’ whoo weigh 4,000 pounds and sit on laps

hurt all things m ust pass

DOUG MOORE horror movies, cartoons, penny arcades, snow

cars, cannibals, large pushing crowds

a notch below Sesame Street

WILLY RECANT basketball, dogs, funny names, chocolate

apple polishing, tests, studying, liver

why not?????

CARYN KRAMER life, purple, BABS trains, death, sadness indescribable

MIKE BERNBACH people, places, things, Volkswagens

two sides to every­thing, phonies

times are always changing, as are people

RONNY FABER Finkel-Faber Fish Farm, Raquel Welch, veal cut­let, vacations, peace, minis, rare, open, win­dows, free, Creedence Clearwater Revival

Dick & Spiro, homework, censorship, lectures, well-done, tests I never studied for, subways, alaphabetical order, maxis and midis, radia­tors, all-essay tests, 45 minute detention for 45 second lateness, hypocrisy

Much Ado A bout Nothing

MOSS FINKELSTEIN cameras and enses, wom­en who smoke cigars, Yankee fans, egg salad, sandwiches, pork rinds, the F.F.F.F.

subways that don’t run, salesmen, rushing, get­ting up to go to school at 6:30, Met fans,“ le” instead o f “ el” in Finkelstein

school is like riding the A Train in the rush hours- there are many delays and frustrations, bu t event- usually you get where your "re going

LORRAINE BLANK

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having Kim and Erica as best friends, Environ­ment!, attention, doing well, arriving, mean­ingful stares

Kim and Erica fighting over silly things, Harvey making no. 2 all over the office, being ignored, doing; poorly, leaving, sick cow looks

"You can't always get what you want, but i f you try sometimes, you can get what you need’"

COMMENT ABOUT

NAME ________________ l ik e s d i s l i k e s FRANKLIN

GWEN BUHLER Mr. K.. Ricky, Israel, warm coats, soft rain

tests, stairs, death, hypocrites, subways

Thank God I ’m finally get- ing out o f here

BARBARA KANTER nature, people, yoga, freedom

89th Street, trains, poor pranks

approaching is the 1971 prison break

STEVE NADLER Red Hot Dollars, pistol, floors, Gypsy Joe, making heavy rap with Stan, J.T., Dr. Nadler, Juan and Gomez

conformists, wars, hypo­crites, Dunda’s, ceil­ings, ducks

it keeps the teachers o f f the streets

SUSAN AGAY strawberries, Archibald MacLeish, m y purple camel, warm

coldness, artichokes ”So long. Frank Lloyd Wright'"

JEFF BENJAMIN free periods, the park. Star Trek. Cracker Jacks, music, country air

mornings, tests, pollu­tion, unnecessary has­sles

prisons don’t have to have bars

NEVA SCHNEIER fountains. Mexico, night, the Grateful Dead, sail­ing, warm weather

formality, snow Franklin can go fly a kite

PEGGY FEIN candy, carvel, concerts, traveling, talking on the phone

SAT’s, Achievements, midterms, fmais, and everything in between

I'm just glad i t ’s over

PINI KALNITE the Knicks. strawberry shortcake. Alka-Seltzer commercials

red socks, F^'-vard Cos- ell’s big mouth, peas

Franklin makes you feel like the whole world is a tuxedo and you are a pair o f brown shoes

ALISON MILLER pink cotton candy, dune buggies, science fiction, summer breezes, big eyes, lop-sided smiles, maxi- dresses. "kitchen sinks”

having my picture taken, winter winds, making public speeches, chapped lips, losing my temper, Dennison commercials, filling out personality cards, dead-lines

To Kill A Mocking Bird

SUZANNE STINER Mounds, sleeping late, Peyton Place, vacations

French, gym, vegetables, SAT’s, crowded buses

"For Once in a Life­time. . ."

JON COHEN Sun, flowers, seeds having to be remembered by these wordss

Watta Rush!

JEANETTE HAHN Jamoca A lm ond Fudge, maxi, phone conversations and just feeling good

bad moods, sin & cos, being waked up too early

I ’m o u t . . .Amen

RALPH ROSENBLATT 100 dollars, papers and vests

swordfish and Christ­mas cards; flags

Show me a school with bad ventilation and I ’ll show you a stoned school

BARBARA BARRETT sun, smiles, babies, E & AB. T.J.B., good friends

having to write this list on what I dislike

the best things in life are free

DONALD TANNENBAUM M.A.S.H., sports cars, German Shepherds, horse­back riding, smoking a pipe

being pressured unnec­essarily, cold weather, subways, red tape, sit­ting in the lunchroom

you can't always get what you want

STEVE BROWN brown rice, Mener Saba, cherries, America, coun­try living

disliking things, Amerika, cities

got any papers?

ROBIN STEINBACH my dragon, clean unmushed snow, being happy, bright sunny days, smiles, people who care. Mexico, scream­ing yellow zonkers

hassles, slush, confus­ion, unhappiness, phonies

Well, we all make one big boo-boo in our life

PAM BUCKNER snow, music, animals, kindness

dishonesty, apathy, prejudice

my senses were dulled by intense suffocation

MARTIN GROSSMAN apartments 20G, 68, 6D, I5K , 118, 8N

TL+AK+apple t>olisher= LT

built in the right area

JAMES WEXLER the ocean, music, witch­craft, money, the super­natural, chickens, Lenny Bruce, the Marx Brothers, koosh-koosh

the inhabitants o f the White House, poverty, Teaneck

RANDY MINTON humor, music, sports,I.F. Stone, reform, con­servation. the Marx Brothers

formalities, insects, mornings, hypocrites, pollution

Vve waited twelve years to comment on this.

CATALOGUE OF COURSES

TAUGHT BY FRANKLIN SENIORS

AT PODUNK UNIVERSITY, 1980-81

MARTY:

MARY:

RONNY:

NEVA:

BEN:

MICHI:

ROBIN P.:

JIMMY K.:

ROBIN S.:

LENARD:

SHEERA:

JIM J.:

RENA:

JON:

MATTHEW:

SUSAN:

Driver’s Ed. 210—Course taught on left side o f road.

Prerequisite: must have nerves o f steel and lots o f insurance

Human Relations 17a Prerequisite: must hate Ronny

Window-Jamming 500 Prerequisite: must have a stiff neck

The Grateful Dead 56b Prerequisite: must be alive

How To Be A Godfather la

Prerequisite: father must come from western Sicily

Veterinary Medicine 5

Prerequisite: having Joseph for a friend and spending four years at Franklin

Professional Modeling 680b Prerequisite: must have clay

Goal Scoring 14

Prerequisite: must have white soccer shoes

Riverdale Studies 99a Prerequisite: must have subway pass

Parliamentary Procedure 185bPrerequisites: stoic personality; ability to stay awake; must enjoy com puter data

A natom y 23Prerequisite: must have broken nose

Boxing 100aPrerequisite: must have same name

Kindergarten Ed. 560a

Prerequisite: must bring comb

Dreams 9bPrerequisite: must bring bwn pillow

New York Yankees 1

Prerequisite: must attend tw enty games

Secretarial Science 205Prerequisite: must be able to write 100 words per minute

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ALISON:

CHARLIE;

WENDY;

MIKE B.:

ELISE;

GWEN:

WILLY:

BARBARA K.:

RANDY;

LESLIE;

MOSS:

LORRAINE;

STEVE S.:

CAROL;

DONALD;

PEGGY;

STEVE N.;

JE F F H.:

SUZANNE:

PINI:

DIANA;

DAVID;

Boy-Watching 2a

Prerequisite: m ust have 20/20 vision

Farming 158

Prerequisite; must come from Teaneck

Bicycle Riding 10a

Prerequisite; must have legs

The Art o f Buying a Used Car 6b

Prerequisite; must knovt^ Ralph Williams

Marriage 16

Prerequisite: Alan

Apple PoUshing 25

Prerequisite: must be in Mrs. Weingarten’s class

Hebrew Culture 190b

Prerequisite: must have Israelis at home

Guitar Playing 60

Prerequisite: must have a piano

Human Behavior 417 Prerequisite: sleep-walking

French Relationships 4Prerequisite: must have wool to pull over eyes

Tropical Fish 18

Prerequisite; must visit the fantastic, fabulous Finkel-Faber Fish Farm

Psychiatry 85

Prerequisite: m ust like peanuts

Film-Making 6b

Prerequisite: father must be in Directors’ Guild

Singing 5

Prerequisite; must know how to gargle

House-Wrecking 15

Prerequisite: must hold a party

Silence 77a Prerequisite: ssh!

Ducks 11

Prerequisite: must know answer to the question, “What’s the difference between a duck?”

Dieting 67

Prerequisite; must have a jelly belly

Amiability 44

Prerequisite; must know how to talk

History o f Ancient Names 4b

Prerequisite; must have sister named Louie

Fencing 2

Prerequisite; must be in love with the teacher

Science Fiction 300

Prerequisite: must be out o f this world

BARBARA B.

PETER:

DOROTHY:

DOUG:

CARYN:

MIKE E.:

LARRY:

JOANNE:

JE F F B.:

PAM:

STEVE B.:

RALPH:

KAREN:

DAN:

KATHY:

JOEY:

JEANETTE:

RICHARD:

MARLENE:

ANN:

JIMMY W.:

AMANDA:

Infant Care 340

Prerequisite: must have nephew

How To Cut Gym 31a

Prerequisite: must have three fingers and a leg

Soul 89

Prerequisite: must be Jewish

College Interviews 42b

Prerequisite: must get a haircut

Purple Culture 13

Prerequisite: must not be color blind

How To Grow a Sponge 19a

Prerequisite: must have Afro comb and kinky hair

Pre-Med 505

Prerequisite: must be susceptible

Logic 6a

Prerequisite: must drop pocketbook in the toilet

Sex Application 202

Prerequisite: censored

Charm 79b

Prerequisite: must know Don Rickies

Remedial Eating 64 Prerequisite: must be herbiverous

Remedial Reading 68Prerequisite: must enjoy Dr. Seuss’ “Cat in the Hat”

Gum Chewing 38b Prerequisite: a dollar

Puns 22Prerequisite: must have a warped sense o f humor

Gossip Columns 69aPrerequisite: must watch Rona Barret

Persecution lbPrerequisite: paranoia; endurance in AJ*. English

Taking German Achievements 800a

Prerequisite: must know Colonel Klink

Cynicism 50

Prerequisite: must have victim

How To Survive in the Tropics 104b

Prerequisite: must be a palm tree

Cosmetics 516Prerequisite: father must be Helena Rubenstein

Record Collecting 180Prerequisite: must have $ plus 500 hours at Fillmore

Cat-Fancying 202a

Prerequisite: must hate dogs

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TEACHERS PAGE

DR. O’HANLON:

MRS. BARNES:

MR. DULBERGER:

MRS. WEINGARTEN;

DR. ELLIOTT:

MR. WILSON:

MRS. KENNEDY:

MR. REYNOLDS:

MR. HAMLET:

MRS. GERTSMAN:

MR. PICCOLINO:

MR. LLOYD:

MISS PALMER:

MR. NORBECK:

MRS. YOUMAN:

Irish History 100a Prerequisite: must be a leprechaun

Psychology 2bPrerequisite: must be able to flip your wig

Behavior in the Lunchroom 501

Prerequisite: must see “Patton” six times

Animal Care 68bPrerequisite: must have a Duncan at Canine College

Law 84Prerequisite: must be a member o f the Bar

F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald 118

Prerequisite: must have attended Princeton

Handling Knives 202 Prerequisite: must have steady hands

Shaving 16bPrerequisite: must have pseudo-mustache

Becoming an Athletic Director 45 Prerequisite: must have fat bearded friend

Teaching a Classical Music Course 158a Prerequisite: must enjoy the Grateful Dead

Keeping The Peace 450Prerequisite: must have Mary and Ronny in the class

Cotton Picking 32b Prerequisite: must have hands

Frog Culture 10

Prerequisite: must not be emotionally involved with subjects

Club-Coordinating 202aPrerequisite: must have cat named Samuel

Half-Sheets o f Paper 508b Prerequisite: must have a Black Book

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O f lives that intersect, then go their way,A t last to lose themselves alone against The shores o f silence, our brief hours o f play

Seem now the sym bol: the bright m em ory fenced With deep, oblivious forest, and condensed Into one flash, one fragmentary scene That skips the surface o f the years between.

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DIRECTORY

SUSAN AGAY WENDY EVANS1391 Madison Ave. 890 West End Ave.New York, N.Y. 10029 New York, N.Y. 10025EN 9-8786 222-9189

ELISE AZARIA MICHAEL EVANS

70-25 Yellowstone Blvd. 626 Riverside Drive

Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375 New York, N.Y. 10031

261-0155 234-4411

BARBARA BARRETT RONNY FABER

500 East 77 Street 10 Hillside Ave.

New York, N.Y. 10021 New York, N.Y. 10040

744-1101 LO 9-8889

RENA BASS PEGGY FEIN

440 West End Ave. 60 East 94 Street

New York, N.Y. New York, N.Y. 10028

787-8539 348-6843

JEFFREY BENJAMIN MOSS FINKELSTEIN400 East 56 Street 3777 Independence Ave.New York, N.Y. 10022 Riverdale, N.Y. 10463758-7446 546-2284

MICHAEL BERNBACH JOSEPH FRIEDMAN144 West 86 Street 5601 Riverdale Ave.New York, N.Y. 10024 Bronx, N.Y. 10471873-7826 KI 3-1644

LORRAINE BLANK DAVID GERR140 East 83 Street 15 Dash PlaceNew York, N.Y. 10028 Bronx, N.Y. 10463YU 8-7731 546-0134

STEVEN BROWN MARY GINSBERG401 East 89 Street 435 East 57 StreetNew York, N.Y. 10028 New York, N.Y. 10022534-4844 753-7156

PAMELA BUCKNER SHEERA GLUCK

505 East 79 Street 266 Bedford Park Blvd.

New York, N.Y. 10021 Bronx, N.Y. 10458

BU 8-8758 LU 4-8082

GWEN BUHLER DANIEL GORDON

4625 Independence Ave. 5151 Post Road

Riverdale, N.Y. 10471 Bronx, N.Y. 10471

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