Robert Foley, ? Leibowitz, John C. Lieff give a formal talk ca. 1950

Rob Fried with brother Marc

Steve's third grade report card from Miss Frankel in 1947. Good grades, conduct slipping?!

Steve Wolfe's second grade report card from Miss Lockwood. Good grades, not so good behavior!

At 43-42 47th Street, many Sunnyside children started schooling here.

Billy Swinburne (at left) builds with blocks with buddies. Larry Kappel is seated on the shelf, but we can't identify the little guy on the right. Please help if you can!

Where many memories reside.

A collage of events.

Learning to folk dance in gym class. I learned to dance the fox trot in gym class. With boys! Could that be Ricky Holt?

A daily activity, we did not yet have to say, "under God."

First day of school, 1948. With bagged lunch and school bag, the two are ready for the day!

Funny what a person will save for 70 years!

Thanksgiving was always celebrated with projects. Joanna's second grade class shows the quivers, tomtoms, dolls and the diorama of tepees they made.
Lewis Cress, Stacey Raisis, ??, Philip Penner, ??, Minna Bogner, Joanna Mehrer, Robert Tisdale.

A mural painted in Mrs. Kampf's class, for a Thanksgiving play. We also dyed pillow cases with tea fashioned into shirts. Melvin and Helen, Elsa and Ruthie paint while Mary and Joel look on.

Having a chat on a class trip to Alley Pond Park.

Suzanne graduated from JHS 125 today. She is 14 years old in 1954.

Many Sunnyside kids traveled to the Little Red School House in Manhattan.

Lots of Sunnyside children attended The Little Red School House and Elisabeth Irwin HS in Manhattan.

Liivia is ready for her prom date!

Suzanne, a student at Barnard in 1958, finds her Sunnyside backyard conducive to hitting the books.

Robert Foley, ? Leibowitz, John C. Lieff give a formal talk ca. 1950

Rob Fried with brother Marc

Steve's third grade report card from Miss Frankel in 1947. Good grades, conduct slipping?!

Steve Wolfe's second grade report card from Miss Lockwood. Good grades, not so good behavior!

At 43-42 47th Street, many Sunnyside children started schooling here.

Billy Swinburne (at left) builds with blocks with buddies. Larry Kappel is seated on the shelf, but we can't identify the little guy on the right. Please help if you can!

Where many memories reside.

A collage of events.

Learning to folk dance in gym class. I learned to dance the fox trot in gym class. With boys! Could that be Ricky Holt?

A daily activity, we did not yet have to say, "under God."

First day of school, 1948. With bagged lunch and school bag, the two are ready for the day!

Funny what a person will save for 70 years!

Thanksgiving was always celebrated with projects. Joanna's second grade class shows the quivers, tomtoms, dolls and the diorama of tepees they made.
Lewis Cress, Stacey Raisis, ??, Philip Penner, ??, Minna Bogner, Joanna Mehrer, Robert Tisdale.

A mural painted in Mrs. Kampf's class, for a Thanksgiving play. We also dyed pillow cases with tea fashioned into shirts. Melvin and Helen, Elsa and Ruthie paint while Mary and Joel look on.

Having a chat on a class trip to Alley Pond Park.

Suzanne graduated from JHS 125 today. She is 14 years old in 1954.

Many Sunnyside kids traveled to the Little Red School House in Manhattan.

Lots of Sunnyside children attended The Little Red School House and Elisabeth Irwin HS in Manhattan.

Liivia is ready for her prom date!

Suzanne, a student at Barnard in 1958, finds her Sunnyside backyard conducive to hitting the books.