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FRANKLIN SCHOOL18-20 West 89th Street
New York 24, N. Y.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Tabla de Materias
Table de Matiere
Page
DEDICATION ................................................... 3
GRADUATING CLASS .................................. 6
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES .............. 23
ATHLETICS ........................................................ 36
FUTURE GRADUATES .................................... 46
OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES .................................... 51
THE FUNNIES ................................................... 57
THE FACULTY ................................................... 62
THE CALENDAR .............................................. 64
HONORS .......................................................... 67
PATRONS .......................................................... 68
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A MESSAGE FROM
THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
Message du Secretaire General
Un Mensaje del Secretario General
THE ADMINISTRATION
Conseil d'Admlnistration
La Administracion
I commend you on your choice of a theme,
since the United Nations will play such an
important role in the world of your adult life.
I know that I speak for the entire faculty in
wishing the graduating class a most successful
future. Your group has the potential for de
veloping many outstanding leaders in the
world of tomorrow.
Your mentors hope that you will continue to
visit Franklin School in the years to come and
to enrich the many friendships started in
high school.
Good Luck, Class of 1959!
DR. RUSSELL J. ELLIOTT
Throughout our fou r years in the Franklin High School our class has had a long and va luab le association w ith Dr. E lliott, who this last year was our home room teacher. In our freshman year Dr. E lliott taugh t us W o r ld H istory and Public Speaking. In add it ion to being in charge o f the ce lebration of the 250th A nn iversary o f the b irth o f Benjamin Franklin , he was the fa cu lty advisor o f Franklin's members o f the Riverside N e ighborhood Assembly Youth G roup . Dr. E lliott also th a t yea r revived the D ebating Society, which was m ade up p redom ina te ly o f freshmen.
As sophomores, we a ttended classes under Dr. E llio tt in Public Speaking and M odern European History, as well as in a new Typing course. Besides being con tinua lly active in the R.N.A. o rgan iza tion . Dr. E lliott accom panied a g roup o f sophomores to Bermuda during the Spring Vocation , and trave led frequen tly w ith the Debating Team to upstate New York D ebating League tournaments and the V a lley Forge D ebating Tournam ent as fa cu lty advisor and coach.
Dr. Elliott instructed our jun ior class in Am erican
H istory and in G overnm ent. He acted as the facu lty
adv isor o f our successful Junior Prom a t the Tavern
on the Green, o f the new ly in troduced N a tio n a l
H onor Society chapter, o f the D ebating Team—which
entered the N ew York p riva te school league, and of the Riverside N e ighbo rhood Assembly, o f which he was elected Secretary.
This past year, our senior year, our class pe rhaps pa rtic ipa ted in the most courses and ex tra curr icu lar activities w ith Dr. Elliott. W e studied in his courses on Sociology, Problems o f Am erican Democracy and Music and A rt. W e took trips with him to the perennia l deba ting grounds, upper N ew York State and V a lley Forge, to the N ew York Yacht C lub, to Town Hall to hear Sir Thomas Bee- cham and to the United N ations Festival o f A rt.
In add it ion . Dr. E lliott was facu lty advisor o f this yearbook, com piled by the Senior Class, o f a most successful Senior Prom a t the W a ld o r f , o f the D ebating Team, o f the Honor Society, and o f the Riverside N e ighborhood Assembly. Perhaps most im po rtan t o f a ll. Dr. E lliott accom panied a g roup o f five Senior boys to the East Coast M ode l United N ations a t Brown University, where Franklin rep re sented the nations o f A rgen tina and the Dominican Republic.
Just recently Dr. E lliott received the Freedom Foundation's A w a rd fo r O utstand ing Teaching, a cita tion and a m edal. Because o f this rich ly de served honor and because o f his fou r years as constant advisor and fr iend to the senior class we g ra te fu l ly ded ica te this yea rbook to him.
S E N I O R S
Les Aines
Los Bachilleres
' 'H u m a n R ig h fs " a n d " T h e Tree o f Peace ' '
Cour fe sy o f U N ICE F G r e e t i n g C a r d Fu n d
THE SECURITY COUNCIL
Conseii de Surete
El Consejo de Seguridad
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T H5HAIL BEAT [ H E I R . S W ( M D S . I N T O
A N 'D 1 H E I J l ^ R s j 7 q
IdOKS. N A J l O h SHALL NOJ i f f j
a g a i n s t ..
' L EARN w a r a n y MOf iE
Steven P. A lm ansi, 139 E. 19th St.
Joel Baker, 241 W . 97th St.
A n d re w P. Best, 320 W . 86th St.
James A . Best, 320 W . 86th St.
Steven Breslov/, 184-20 C am bridge Road, Jam.
M ichae l Feinstein, 330 E. 79th St.
Charles G e lfand , 235 E. 22nd St.
John R. G o ldm an , 40 W est 72nd St.
G a ry J. G reenberg , 277 W .E.A.
Henry Haynes, 260 W.E.A.
A lan P. Jacobs, 336 W .E.A.
Errol S. Kent, 50 W . 182nd St., Bronx
Robert Klein, 75 C.P.W.
Steven Levey, 310 W . 72nd St.
Peter S. L ilienthal, 175-11 M a y f ie ld Rd., Ja
Richard Lobel, 239 C.P.W.
Jose Poces, 454 Ft. W ash. Ave.
A lan S. Rau, 110 W . 86th St.
Ronald Reinisch, 6914 Fleet St., F.H.
H arvey Salom on, 440 W .E.A.
V ic to r L. Simpson, 203 Y. 90 St.
Lester Taube, 27 W . 72nd St.
M anue l Triln ick, 440 W .E.A.
Robert W alsey, 4915 B roadw ay
Ronald W urtzbu rge r, 239 C.P.W.
STEVEN P. ALMANSI
" I f l i fe bad a second edit ion, how I w ou ld correct the p ro o fs "—Clare
Soccer V ars ity 3, 4; Baseball V ars ity 3, 4; Science C lub 3, 4, President 4; Riverside N e ighbo rhood Assembly 3; Vice-President, Student Council 4.
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JOEL BAKER
"A s la rge as l ife and twice as n a tu ra l "—Carro l
Soccer V ars ity 1, 3, 4; Jun ior V ars ity Basketball 1, 2; Basketball V ars ity 3, 4; Baseball V ars ity 3, 4; C urrent Events C lub 1, 2; Dramatics C lub, Secretary- Treasurer 3; S tudent Council Representative 2; Riverside N e ighbo rhood Assembly 3; Chess C lub 4;
Service Squad 1, 2.
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ARNOLD BARKMAN
" / th ink; therefore I a m "—Descartes
Service Squad 1, 2, 3; C urren t Events C lub 1; M ath C lub 2; Debating C lub 3; Science C lub 4 ; Sa lu ta- to r ian 4; Honor Society 3, 4 ; P ho tographer o f Y earbook 4; Soccer Team 4.
ANDREW P. BEST
"Happiness was born a tw in "—Byron
Basketball V ars ity 3; Tennis Team 3; Journalism C lub 3; Chess and Checkers C lub 4; Staff, Red and Blue 4.
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JAMES A. BEST
"M o d e ra t io n , the noblest g i f t o f H eaven ' '—Euripedes
Tennis Team 3; N ew spaper S ta ff 3; Journalism Club 3; Dramatics C lub 3; O ffice Squad 3, 4; Chess and
Checkers C lub 4.
STEVEN BRESLOW
" W h y is it no one has ever sent me yet one pe r fect l imousine"—Shipton
N ew spaper S ta ff 3; V ars ity Soccer 3, 4 ; Science
C lub 3, 4.
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MICHAEL FEINSTEIN
" M y idea o f an ag reeab le person is a person who agrees with m e"—Disraeli
S tudent Council 1, 2, 4; Soccer Team 1, 3, 4 ; Current Events C lub 1, 2; Science C lub 3, 4 ; V ars ity Basketball 3, 4 ; RNA 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 4; N ew spaper S ta ff 3.
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CHARLES GELFAND
"The silence often o f pure innocence persuades when speaking fa i ls "—Shakespeare
C urrent Events C lub 1, 2, 3; Red and Blue 3; C rea
tive W rit in g C lub 4.
JO H N R. G O LD M A N
"L i fe is just one dam ned th ing a f te r ano the r"—O 'M a l le y
Vars ity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; V ars ity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; V ars ity Soccer 1, 3, 4; C urrent Events C lub 1; M ath C lub 2; RNA 1, 2; Service Squad 1; Secretary o f Class 4; Chess and Checkers C lub 4.
GARY J. GREENBERG
" In a rgu ing too, he ow n 'd his skill. For e'en though vanquished, he cou ld argue s t i l l "—Goldsmith
Vars ity D ebating 2, 3, 4; S tudent Council Rep. 1; N ew spaper S ta ff 1, 2, 3; V ars ity Soccer 3, 4; Class Prophecy 4; Honor Society 3, 4; S tudent Council, Ch. Constitu tiona l Comm. 4; Red and Blue Editor 3; Scholarship Banner 1, 2.
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HENRY HAYNES
" H o w to w in fr iends a n d in f luence p e o p le "
—Carnegie
V ars ity Basketball 3, 4 ; RNA 1, 2; S o ftba ll Team 2; C urrent Events C lub 2; Drama Club 3; N ew spaper 3.
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A LA N P. JACOBS
"Absence makes the heart g ro w fo n d e r "—Bayley
D ebating C lub 2, 3; RNA 2; Red and Blue Editor 2, 3; Current Events C lub 2; President o f Senior Class 4; Vice-President o f Science C lub 4; Secretary o f
Student Council 3; N ew spaper 3.
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ERROL S. KENT
"Y ou ca l l it a waste o f time, this taste fo r p o p u la r tunes"—Carle ton
V ars ity Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Science Club 1, 3; C urren t Events C lub 2; Chess Club 4; Vice- President o f Class 2.
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ROBERT KLEIN
"A s innocent as a new - la id e g g "—G ilbe r t
Soccer Team 1; Science C lub 1, 3; RNA 1, 2; Service Squad 1, 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Tennis 2; M ath C lub 2; Treasurer o f Science C lub 4; C ha irm an o f I.S.C. fo r Franklin School 4; Secretary o f S tudent Council 4; W.F.B.S. 4.
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STEVEN LEVEY
"The Eternal Feminine d raws us o n "—Goethe
V ars ity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; V ars ity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Secretary o f School 1; Vice- President o f School 3; RNA 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism C lub 1; C urrent Events C lub 2; Dramatics C lub 3; G lee C lub 4.
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PETER S. LILIENTHAL
" A g rea t nose indicates a g rea t m a n "—Rostand
V ars ity Tennis 2, 4; M ath C lub 2; Editoria l S ta ff, Red and Blue 2; News Editor o f N ew spaper 3; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; D ebating Team 3, 4; E d itor-in-Chie f o f Yearbook 4; Honor Society President 4; Honor Society 3, 4.
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RICHARD LOBBL
' 'H is tory is b u n k "—Henry Ford
Vars ity D ebating 2, 3, 4; Journalism C lub 1; Treasurer o f S tudent Council 4; Service Squad 1, 2; Y earbook Assistant 4; WFBS 4; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. S o ftba ll 2; Franklin Press 3.
JOSE POCES
"S pa in , where most o f my youth was passed"
—Howells
Science C lub Secre tary 4; G lee C lub 4; School's Poster Designer 3, 4; C ontribu tion to Red and Blue 3, 4 ; Dance Com mittee 4.
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A LA N S. RAU
" I am in earnest . . . A n d I w i l l be h e a rd "—Garrison
Edito ria l S ta ff N ew spaper 3; E d ito ria l S ta ff Red and Blue 2; V ars ity Basketball M a n a g e r 2; Honor Soc iety 3, 4 ; C o-C ha irm an Youth G roup RNA 3, 4; V ars ity Soccer 3; E d ito r-in -C h ie f o f Y earbook 4; V a led ic to r ian 4; G o ld M eda l, V a lle y Forge Inter- State D ebate Tournam ent 4.
RONALD REINISCH
"The n ight has a thousand eyes"~BowdiH ion
Tennis 1, 2; O ff ice Squad 1, 2, 3; V ars ity Soccer 1, 3, 4; Debating Team 1, 2; RNA 1, 2; N ew spaper 3.
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HARVEY SALA M O N
"B ew are the fu ry o f a pa t ien t m a n "—Dryden
D ebating Team 1, 2; RNA 1, 2; S tudent Council 3; Soccer Team 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 2, 3; C ha irm an o f Social Comm., 3; Honor Society 3, 4; N ew spaper 3; G lee C lub 4.
VICTOR SfMPSON
"The V ic tor is he who can go it a lo n e "—Saxe
Tennis Team 3; Honor Society 3; D ebating Team 3, 4 ; S o ftba ll Team 3; N ew spaper 3; Red and Blue 3, 4.
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LESTER TAUBE
" I h a d a p leasan t time wifh my m ind, fo r if was h a p p y " —Alcof t
C urrent Events C lub 1, 2; RNA 1, 2, 3; Service Squad 1, 2, 3; V ars ity Basketball 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; V ars ity Baseball 2 ; N ew spaper S ta ff 3; Science C lub 3, 4 ; Chess and Checkers C lub 4.
MANUEL TRILNICK
" A f inge r in every p ie " —Cervantes
Vars ity Debating 1, 2, 3, 4; President o f School 4; V ars ity Soccer 1, 3, 4; V ars ity Basketball 3, 4; V ars ity Tennis 3, 4; Class Historian 4; Honor Society 3, 4; A lum ni Cup 2; Doob Cup 3.
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ROBERT WALSEY
" G o west, young m a n "—Greeley
Tennis 1, 2; RNA 1, 2, 3; Service Squad 1, 2; Current Events C lub 2; N ew spaper 3; L ib ra ry C lub 3; Russian C lub, President 4.
RONALD WURTZBURGER
" I consider your conduct uneth ical a n d lousy"—John McDermott
Vars ity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; V ars ity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; V ars ity Soccer 1, 3, 4; S tudent Council 2, 4; Journalism C lub, President 3; N ew spaper, Business M a n a g e r 3; Social Committee 1, 2; Tennis Team 1;
RNA 1, 2, 3.
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Pre -dance p a r / /
C a l l i n g f o r th e da te .
G e f t i n g Ready
G o o d b e g /n n in ^ f o r a w o n d e r f u l even in g .
The Rece iv ing Line
S E N I O R S
Les Aines
Los Bachilleres
DEPARTMENTAL
RECEPTION
Reception de Section II
Recepcion Departmental f
Leon M e r i a m a n d th e contes t w inners .
G o o d Service
G o o d F r iends
G o o d N i g h fS leep T ig h f l
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LAWYERS FOR THE UNITED NATIONS
Abogados para las Naciones Unidas
Avocats pour les Nations Unies
Sixty debates in one academ ic season! That is the record fo r our cham pionship team shown above. Ranging from upstate N ew York to the southern area o f Pennslyvania the team trave lled several thousand miles. Members o f the Eastern N ew York D ebating League, the N ew York Forensic League, the Am erican Forensic League, the Interscholastic D ebating League o f G rea te r N ew York, and the Eastern Speech Association, the g roup w ent outside o f these regu la r tournam ents to enter such inv ita tiona l tournaments as N ew York University, S ienna College, Temple University, V a lle y Forge M il i ta ry A cadem y, as w ell as deba ting in d iv id u a lly w ith o ther independen t schools. The highest honor earned by the team this ye a r was the cap tu ring o f second place in the Eastern States D ebating Tournam ent a t V a lle y Forge. A t this tou rnam ent A la n Rou won a g o ld m edal as the best speaker. This and other aw ards won by the team are on the opposite page .
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INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
Cour Internationale de Justice
La Corte Internacional de Justica
The extrem ely active 1958-1959 S tudent Council undertook a g re a t m any im p o rta n t actions, the firs t o f these be ing the re -w riting o f the school constitution. Under the fa cu lty advisor, M r. K ing, the Council also d is tribu ted G .O cards to the students, d is tribu ted V ars ity sv/eaters, and , th rough its Social Com mittee, sponsored tv/o very
successful dances.
The Officers of the Court
COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS
Comite des Experts
Comite' de Expertos
Officers of the Committee
The N a t io n a l Honor Society is composed o f members o f the school w ho have both the a p p ro va l o f the fa cu lty and an average o f 8 5 % or above. The officers fo r the firs t semester o f the 1958-59 yea r v/ere: President—Peter L ilienthal, Secretary— G a ry G reenberg , and the Treasurer—M ike Feinstein. C om ple ting the yea r were: Presiden t—Bruce Topm an, V ice-President—David A rm e l, and the Secretary-Treasurer—Steve Pieczenick.
INTERNATIONAL ATOM IC
ENERGY AGENCY
Agence International de I'Energie Atomique
A genda de Energia Atomica Internacional
Pres iden t A lm a n s i a n d T reasure r K le in co nd u c t an
e x p e r im e n t f o r th e o th e r m em bers o f th e c lub .
Newest p ro ject o f the Science C lub was the "Science N ew s le tte r", ed ited by Lynne Kohn and Linda Barnett. Various experiments have been perfo rm ed under the a d ro it leadersh ip o f M r. Eric Carson. Ind iv idua l members o f the c lub m ade reports to the club. The yea r te rm ina ted w ith a tr ip to the IBM p lan t.
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S ta f f o f th e D e p a r tm e n t
P ub lished four t imes a year by The S tu den ts of Franklin School, 18 W est 89th S treet, N e w York.
Editor-in-Chief ................................................................ C l a i r e C o w a n
Associate Editors A d i u e n n e F o g l e r , M a r i l y n S c h o r e
Photography B r u c e T o p m a n
/? e p o r fe r 5 G e l f a n d , G r o s s m a n , H o e x t e r , J a c o b s ( F ) ,
J a c o b s ( R ) , L i c h t e n s t e i n , N e m s e r , R a t h e , S a x o n ,
S h e r n o f f , T r i l n i c k , W e i n s t e i n ( D ) .
Adviser ......................................................................E l i z a b e t h Y o u m a n
The Creative Writing Club invites pupils to contri
bute articles of interest to our newspaper readers.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INFORMATION
Service de rinformation Publique
Departamento de Informacion Publica
Volume LXII J u n e , 1959
The C reative W rit in g C lub, under the leadership o f Mrs. E lizabeth Youman, has done much this year to contribute to the success o f the school nev/spaper, "The Franklin Press". W ork ing closely w ith Mrs. Youman was the Editor, C la ire Cowan, and her Co-Editors, A drienne Fogler and M arilyn Schore. Bruce Topman assisted w ith pho tog raphy.
THE RED AND BLDE
C r e a t i v e W r i t i n g
o f
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Coirposition and Art Vfork by
lx>wer School
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CO M M ISSIO N
Commisariat Culture! et Social
Comision Social y Cultural
O ne o f the new activ ities a t Franklin School is the G lee C lub, under the d irection o f M r. D avid Berman. The club perfo rm ed be fo re a parents meeting du ring the year, and also presented an assembly p rog ram to the entire stu
den t body.
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YOUR GUIDES
Vos Guides
Edito rs ....................................... A la n Rau a n d Peter L il ie n th o l
Assistant E d ito rs ....... A d r ie n n e F o g le r a n d Bruce T opm anP h o t o g r a p h y .......................................................... A r n o ld B a rkm an
Facu l t y A d v is o r : .................................................... D r. R. J, E l lio t t
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UNITED NATIONS DIPLOMATIC RECEPTIONS
Recepciones Diplomaticas de las Nacionas Unidas
Receptions Diplomatiques des Nations Unies
JUNIOR LAWYERS
Abogados Ayudantes
Avocats (Assistants)
A p proach ing the V ars ity in trave ll ing , the jun io r debaters shown on this page p a rt ic ipa ted in tou rna ments a t W a p p in g e r Falls, Poughkeepsie, Jeffersonville , Ossining, and a t C a rd ina l Hayes. The Jun ior Vars ity Team, upper left, v/on the r ig h t to go to A lb a n y in the N ew York Forensic League Tournament, the on ly p r iva te school team in N ew York to be e lig ib le .
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THE DELEGATES AT PLAY
Les Ambassadeurs en train de jouer
Los Embajadores jugando
Revived this year a t F ranklin was the o ld
s tandby—Chess and Checkers. A ho ld out
o f stags who do not believe in in teg ra tion ,
the g roup conducted live ly games during
the Thursday a fte rnoon period . M r. Perry
served as the M odera to r.
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THE ATHLETIC FIELD
El Campo Atletico
Le Terrain des Sports
In Basketball
W O N OVER
M cBurney
Fieldston
Elizabeth Irw in
Staten Island A cadem y
W a lden
C olum bia G ram m ar
N ew Lincoln
Bentley
Brooklyn Friends
N ew Lincoln
Birch W athen
Bentley
Birch W athen
Johnny G o ldm an continued to shatter
MPSAL and Franklin records as his school
ba tte red Bentley, 100-58. G o ldm an poured
in 64 points to b reak his school mark o f 55
as w ell as the league mark o f 59 set by
Elisabeth Irwin's Ken Smith last week.
W o r ld - T e le g r a m & Sun
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W O N OVER
Lycee Francaise
Brooklyn Friends
G arden C ountry Day
W a lde n
G a rd e n C ountry Day
Brooklyn Friends
N ew Lincoln
W a ld e n
LOST T O
Fieldston
Staten Island A cadem y
St. Agnes
C olum b ia G ram m ar
Joan o f A rc
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In
Baseball .W INNERS LOSERS
Franklin ........................................... N ew Lincoln
W a lde n ............... .............................—- Franklin
Franklin ...... C o lum bia G ram m ar
Franklin ...................................... Bentley
Birch W athen ......................................... Franklin
Franklin ....................................... Elizabeth Irwin
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In Soccer . . .
C oached by Dr. N ea le and M r. Berman
the Soccer Team, because o f the weather,
had a short season. Tying tw ice w ith C ol
um bia G ram m ar School, and once w ith
B irch-W athen, the g roup fin ished the sea
son w ith a loss to Elizabeth Irw in.
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In Volleyball . . .
Under the leadersh ip o f Miss Lesley the
V o lle yb a ll Team had a v ictorious season.
Losing on ly to C olum bia G ram m ar the team
had a record o f tw o wins, one loss and
one tie. This was the ir first season.
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And in Tennis . . .
SCORES
Triln ick vs. Brooklyn Friends ........................ 2 0Triln ick vs. C.G.S. ........................................... 2 1Lilienthal vs. Brooklyn Friends ................... 2 1Lilienthal vs. C .G.S.......................................... 2 0Kap lan vs. Brooklyn Friends ........................ 0 2G itk in -M orse vs. Brooklyn Friends .............. 2 0Lev/ittes-Barere vs. Brooklyn Friends ......... 0 2Lev/ittes vs. C.G.S. ......................................... 0 2Barere-Feinstein vs. C.G.S. .......................... 0 2M orse-Mesnick vs. C .G .S................................ 0 2
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THE F A C U L T Y
Los Profesores
Les Professeurs
M rs. M u g m o n , S e cre ta ry ; M rs. W e in g a r te n , E nglish; M rs. Y o um a n , E nglish; M rs. D ren lca rd , M a th e m a tics ;
M rs. C a r te r , A r t ; Miss K rause, S e cre ta ry ; Miss Leslie, A th le t ics ; M r. O 'H a n lo n , E nglish; M r . B erm an,
M a+hem atics; M r. P erry , L anguages ; M r. M cM ill 'an , Science; M r . Usdan, Socia l S tud ies; M r . M cD erm o tt ,
M a th em a tics ; M r . M i lto n , L anguages ; Dr. E lliott^ Socia l S tud ies; D r. S pahn , H e a d m as te r; M r . Fu lv i,
L an guages ; M r . K in g , A d m in is t ra t iv e A ss is tan t; M r . G a t l in g , Socia l S tud ies ; M r . C arson , Science; Dr.
N e a le , P r in c ip a l.
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ECONOMIC ANDCommisariat Culturel
El Consejo Economico
Officers of the Council
Pres iden t ...................................................................... HEILBRUN
Vice-Pres iden t ................................................................. FOLGER
S ecre ta ry ......................................................................... C O W A N
T reasure r .............................................................................. K O H N
Left to r ig h t : C ow a n , C ohn , S h e rn o ff , F o g le r, P ro g e r , B a rne tt, Shore. Second ro w : G lass, M orse , A rm e l,
Rosenb lum e, L ich tenste in , W e ism an , S hu ltz , Z e re n , H e lJb run . T h ird ro w : G l tk in , U lr ich , B ow m an , G re e ne .
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SOCIAL COUNCIL
Y Social
Officers of the Council
Pres iden t ......................................................................... T O P M A N
Vice-Pres iden t ...................................................... ROBESPIERRE
Secre ta ry ................................................................... LANG FO R D
Treasurer ................................................................... W E IN S T E IN
From le f t fo r ig h t : H o e x te r , Z im m e rm an , E rtag , Rathe, W e ins te in , C am pe , L an g fo rd . Second row ;
B u ka r, M esn ick , Besner, S i lb e rm a n , Lister, Beatus, G rossm an. T h ird ro w ; Penchansky, R obesp ie rre , Piecz-
n ik , Topm an..
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T H E SECLe Sec
La Sec
Officers of the Council
P res iden t ............................................................................... ERONY
V ice-P res iden t .................................................................... SILVER
S e c re fa r / ............................................................................ NEMSER
T reasure r ............................................................................ K A P LA N
Left to r ig h t : N em ser, S p it r , W a ls e y , Saxon , W e in s te in . S econd ro w : ^ i d m e n Jacobs, P re iser, Bodner,
K a p la n , S ilve r, Lew ittes. T h ird ro w : S chw obe , G e f fn e r , E rony, F renker.
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EiETARIAT
a r i a t
a r i a
mmmu
off icers of the Council
Pres iden t ........................... TR ILN IC K
V ice-P res iden t .............................................................. FEINBERG
Left to r ig h t : S pecto r, Jacobs, T riln ic ic, V a n W i ld e re n , M u l le r . Second ro w : M o rg u l ie s ,
B e rk in , V i ta le , R u d o lp h , H o f fm a n , F e in b e rg , Fuchs, S tern .
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Officers of the Fund
P res id en t ......................................................................... K A L M A N
V/ce-P res/denf ........................................................... FEINSTEIN
S ec re ta ry ........................................................................... FE IG IN
UNITED NATIONS EMERGENCY
CHILDREN'S FUND
Les Fonds Imprevus Pour Les
Enfants des Nations Unies
Fondo de Emergencia Para Ninos
De Los Naciones Unidas
Left to r ig h t : K a lm a n , R osenfe ld, A k in , S u ffe rn , Z in n e r, Coons, F inke ls te in . Second ro w : G re e n b e rg , Jacobs, G rossm an, Levy, B r icker, B row n, Ruben, Fe ig in . T h ird ro w : Buschoff, Finn^ M i l le r , S chw arz ,
Fe inste in , Loe w in tha n , C e d a r , R apkin .
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C e r i i f i c o fe a w a r d e d b y the A A A
COM M ISSION OF CO M M UNICATIO NS
OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Comisariat des Communications des Nations Unies
La Comision de Communicaciones de las Naciones Unidas
H a n d in g o u t e x am pape rs . S p r in g t im e class.
DEPARTMENTAL RECEPTION
Reception de Section
Recepcion Departmental
THE JUNIORS
Les Cadets
Los Estudiantes de Tercer Ano
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M O S E S B R O W N S C H O O L , P R O V I D E N C E . R H O D E I S L A N D A p r i l 1 0 , 1 9 5 9
Largest Model U.N. In U.S. Convenes TodayI 521 Delegates
I o f a s o l i d y e a r ’ s w o r k b y s o m e t w o
1 8 1 a d v i s o r s , a r e s t i l l b e i n g c o n -
I t r o l c a r s o n R o u t e s 1 , 6 , a n d 1 4 6 .
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O utsand ing event o f the yea r fo r a large d e le g a
tion o f Franklin Students was the a ttend ing o f a
M ode l United Nations a t Brown University. Repre
senting both A rgen tina and the Dominican Republic,
the students had the best three days o f the ir stu
dent career.
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F I E L D
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irr |ir |p f|||,|i,u ip y^ '^
Exam n ig h t ! The B ig Fish!
C lass room B ehav io r?H a p p y B i r th d a y !
The o ld t im e rs ! f ta ' f -w a y m a rk !58
'Look M o , no cayit ies!'
The g r a d u a t i n g class o f 1959.
A f f i r F a c u h y M e e t in g !
GARY—For a ll w e know our love is just a
kiss aw ay . But you live on the morning side
o f the mountain and I love on the tw i l ig h t
side o f the h i l l . -O N E W H O CARES.
S tr ike !
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SEAM U S O 'H A N L O N
English
PHILIP FULVI
S pan ish , Lat in
ERIC C A R S O N
Science
M IC H A E L U S D A N
H is to ry
D A V ID BERMAN
H y g ie n e , M a th
ELIZABETH Y O U A \A N
English
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DR. R. J. ELLIOTT
S oc ia l Stud ies, M us ic a n d A r t
ARTHUR PERRY
French
DR. ARTHUR NEALE
P r in c ip a l
SYDNEY K IN G
Adm in is f rc r f iye Ass is tan t , EconomicsM A R T H A W E IN G A R T E N
Engl ish
J O H N M c D E R M O n
M a th e m a t ic s
MRS. M U G M O N , M IS S KRAUSE
Secretar ies
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SEPTEMBER
15. First d a y o f school. M r. Fulvi and M r. M cD ermott join s taff.
15. First open school night.
24. First club meetings. Russian, Chess and Checkers and G lee Clubs organ ized.
24. First S tudent Council meeting.
24. First Driver's Ed class.
26. First meeting o f the Y earbook Staff.
NOVEMBER
1. D ebating Team goes to Jeffersonville.
6. Basketball season begins—team organ ized.
14. Fall dance a t Franklin.
18. Juniors and Seniors see " O ld Man and the Sea".
21. Riverside N e ighborhood Assembly meeting. A lan Rau elected co-chairman o f Youth Group.
21. V o lley Ball gam e w ith C olum bia G ram m ar.
22. Seniors join in N a t iona l S tudy Program on Foreign Policy.
23. Music and A rt class goes to United Nations A rt Festival.
23. RNA cloth ing drive begins.
24. Basketball gam e w ith Loyola.
25. Dr. Spahn, Dr. N ea le , and Mr. King conduct co llege conference w ith parents.
JANUARY
5. W in te r recess ends.
5. Junior Vars ity Basketball gam e w ith W a lden .
7. V ars ity Basketball game w ith W a lden .
18. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith N ew Lincoln.
19. Seniors and Juniors hear Sir Thomas Beecham a t Town Hall.
20. Franklin banners given out.
22. M id -ye a r exams start.
OCTOBER
4. D ebating Team goes to W app inge rs Falls.
9. Soccer gam e w ith Birch W athem .
11. Five peop le to Inter School Congress.
14. Soccer gam e w ith Elisabeth Irwin.
15. Seniors take Regent Scholarship Tests.
16. Regents Engineering and M athem atica l Tests.
17. Soccer gam e w ith N ew Lincoln.
18. First S tudent Council meeting.
19. D ebating Team goes to Poughkeepsie.
21. First Honor Society meeting. Seniors take Honor Society Scholarship Q u a lify in g Test.
24. Riverside N e ighbo rhood Assembly meeting.
25. C olum bia G ram m ar Dance
30. Freshmen and Sophomores see " O ld M an and the Sea".
30. Soccer gam e w ith C olum bia G ram m ar.
31. Senior A visits N ew York Stock Exchange.
DECEMBER
2. Dr. Spahn, Dr. N ea le , and Mr. King hold co llege conference.
3. Junior V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith St. Agnes.
4. V o lley Ball gam e w ith Elisabeth Irwin.
5. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith Bentley.
6. Junior V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith Lycee Francais.
10. S tudent Council meeting.
12. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith McBurney.
12. M other-D augh te r Tea.
13. Novice debaters go to Ossining.
15. Seniors visit N ew York Yacht Club.
16. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith Fieldston.
17. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith Elisabeth Irwin.
19. W in te r recess begins.
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FEBRUARY
2. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith Brooklyn Friends.
5. D ebating Team presents assembly.
16. Rau, Feinstein and Barkman win N ew York State Regents Scholarships.
18. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith Bentley. John G o ldm an breaks league and school record by scoring 64 points.
20. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith W a lden .
26. V ars ity Basketball gam e w ith C olum bia G ram m ar.
27. D eba ting Team goes to Sienna College.
29. Junior Prom a t Tavern-on-the-Green.
MARCH
APRIL
1-6. N ine Juniors and Seniors vacation in Bermuda w ith Dr. Elliott.
10-12. Six students pa rt ic ipa te in East Coast M ode l United N ations a t Brown University.
11. Kenny Morse wins "K nigh ts o f Pyth ias" speech aw ard .
11. A d rienne Fogler and C la ire Cowan go to N.B.C. News Conference.
15. First Baseball gam e o f season.
16. Mr. Perry presents French assembly.
20. Pictures taken th roughou t school fo r yearbook.
25. D ebating Vars ity wins second p lace in V a lley Forge M i l i ta ry A cadem y Interscholastic Debate Tournam ent; A la n Rau wins best speaker's
aw ard .
JUNE
2. Vars ity Basketball gam e w ith Brooklyn Friends.
15. 20 Debaters go to C ard ina l Hayes High School. J.V. Semi-Finalists—in State League.
16. Juniors take Scholastic A p titude Tests: Seniors take C ollege Board Achievem ent Tests.
26. Spring recess.
28. G a ry G reenberg appears on television, N. Y. Times Youth Forum.
MAY
2. Four students go to Horace M ann Conference on United Nations.
2. Four Seniors go to Youth Forum a t Lexington Democratic Club.
11. Baseball season ends w ith Franklin in th ird p lace in the league.
12. M. Feinstein wins fo u r scholarships to University o f Pennsylvania.
13. K. Morse and M . G reenberg wins school-w ide speech contest.
13. Dave Rapkin wins first p lace fo r science project.
15. A . Fogler nom inated fo r annua l Achievem ent A w ards in English.
20. Dr. E lliott wins Freedom Foundation O u ts tand ing Teacher's A w ard .
22. Eighth and N inth g rade dance held.
28. Final exams start.
2. EXAM IN A TIO N S END.
4. U pper School f ie ld d a y held a t Bear M ounta in .
5. Senior Prom a t W a ld o r f Astoria .
9. G radua tion .
10. Red and Blue issued.
10. Final Assembly and Aw ards.
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NOBEL
Los Premios Nobel
A L A N RAU
A R N O L D B A R K M A N
AAANUEL TR ILN IC K
STEVEN P IE C ZEN IK
LY N N E K O H N
C U IR E C O W A N
A D R IE N N E FOOLER
PRIZES
Les Prix Nobel
D O R IS W ALSEY
M IC H A E L SPECTOR
RUTH JA C O B S
STEPHEN SUFFERN
ARTHUR Z IN N E R
H ea d m as fe r 's A w a r d
R ICHARD LOBEL
G e n e ra l Scholastic Exce llence M e d a l
A L A N RAU
LY N N E K O H N
French
A L A N RAU
S oc ia l S tud ies
A U N RAU
A U N RAU
V a le d ic t o r ia n
G A R Y GREENBERG
P ro p h e t
P u b l ic S p e a k in g
KEN NETH M ORSE
Span ish
M A N U E L T R ILN IC K
Science
A R N O LD B A R K M A N
M a th e m a t ic s
G AR Y GREENBERG
English
A L A N RAU
A th le t ics
J O H N GOLDAAAN
A R N O LD B A R K M A N
S a lu ta to r ia n
M A N U E L TR ILN IC K
H is to r ia n
A lu m n i C u p a n d P laque Sr. C.
M IC H A E L SPECTOR
Paren ts Assoc. Serv ice A w a r d
JOSE POCES
P u b l ic S p e a k in g
M A R IO N GREENBERG
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PATRONS
M r. and Mrs. M ilton Lobel
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lobel
A lan Lobel
Steve A lmansi
M ack Baker
Raymond W u rtzb u rg e r
M auric io Triln ick
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Sohmer
M r. and Mrs. Theodore Salomon
M r. and Mrs. Irv ing W aisey
M r. and Mrs. Jerome Haynes
Mrs. T illie Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Edv/ord Klein
Mrs. Rhea S. G reenw ood
Dr. and Mrs. Taube
M r. and Mrs. Reinisch
M ichae l Feinstein
Steven Levey
A rn o ld Barkman
Dr. and Mrs. G e lfa n d
C arl Lypert
Fabil M fg . Corp.
The Parent's Association
M yro -S ue Fashions Inc.
M r. and Mrs. Julius Barkman
Mrs. Emanuel G reenberg
M r. M ye r B. G reenberg
Miss Rose Loeb
M r. and Mrs. Robert L ilienthal
M r. and Mrs. Jock Breslow
:CTORS
M fg . Co., Inc.
I . Products, Inc.
A l F riedland
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson
M anha ttan G enera l Hospital
Mr. A b raham Fogler
Mrs. A lm a H. Metz
N. Tischler
G eorge S later
G ertrude Bame
Sis Fashions Inc.
Fine Fashions Inc.
Miss Liberty Modes, Inc.
Steven Bresiov/
M r. and Mrs. Benjamin Kent
M r. M ilton G o ld
SPONSM r. M u rra y Kram er
Errol Kent
C harlo tte and A m y
Two in O ne Food Stoi
Vincent's Beauty Salo
Mr. and Mrs. M onroe A. Lerner
Paul's
A la n Rau
The Shirt King Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r H autz ig
Frances Town and C ountry Clothes
