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Ms. March, 2005. Seeing herself on the March (Women’s History Month) page of the PBA’s 2005 wall calendar brought back memories for Annette Goldstein, who was appointed a New York City policewoman in 1951 and served for 21 years. So she sent us a more recent photo and these words: “I have to say boastfully, though, that I am more attractive in person. But the camera did the best that it could!” She remains “in pretty good health,” she added, and is “very active physically and socially. I am a ‘vegetarian,’ which keeps me on top.”
Policewoman Annette Goldstein of the Youth Aid Division in the early 1950s. Annette Goldstein, who retired in 1972, as she looks today.
Policewoman Annette Goldstein of the Youth Aid Division in the early 1950s. Annette Goldstein, who retired in 1972, as she looks today.

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