Beth Jacob Beth Miriam School - Shalhevet Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1965 volume:

C1m7DfU 'NLDWJ H'?NTJ H7113 NIHTLU NHDLU TDM TTUJWD BETH JACOB-BETH MIRIAM SCHOCL 1570 Walton Ave. Bronx, N.Y. 10452 RABBI DIE RUCHIM GORELICK Donn RABBI SAMSON BRODSKY RABBI EMANUEL SCHWARTZ Principal Administrator HEBREW EDITOR ENGLISH EDITOR Susan Haber Miriam GOlClSII1lf1l'1 'f '-luv K f BUSINE SS MANAGE RS Phyllis Borenstein Susan Small l jst Y PHOTOGRAPHY 0 Rl 'lf ' Cyrel Levine A Q Miriam Weinfeld Ita Hass 5 1 Q Yearbook 1 I5 ,gf ,K is , f lf L Q ll lil 55 Staff EDITOR -IN -CHIEF I MP fl!! AMERICAN ,MR X J J X- Nw .A . N l - ..f-f'wn4 ,. --.V ' by - A -WN' Tobie Gutnicki ffm ML -V, .-new--'wif-H HUMOR Chava Brodsky Phyllis Blitz Isl. Q H Q' milf 'W ART QAQ Mindy Glass Hadassah Hirsch A ...qw- IK kk P. ,Q , WJ, M .QQWV 4- SA L ' V -haw J, ,xv md I 4 gli' an-sm A., I ,vs 'A-.,,A ,,-My ,- Mfg M, 4 ,K -mf .pw if gf .ff A , .vi if S Q-s'.1. .wp -vw ' I - ADMINISTRATIQN sq V I N M MR. HARRY LOCKER MRS. HELEN LOCKER Dear Graduates: lt is indeed a welcome opportunity for us to write a few parting words to you upon your graduation. The education you received at the Beth jacob -Beth Miriam School cannot be measured in monetary terms. It is truly priceless. Many of us, along with your parents, take great pride in seeing you reach this milestone in your young lives. In T'HILLIM it is written -- Those who sow in tears will harvest in joy. The growth of an institution as won- derful as ours has been accomplished only with much sweat, toil, and tears. In seeing you graduate, we begin to reap the joyous fruits of our labors. May you be granted G-d's blessings in all of your future endeavors. 6 'S' SX S Q3 I ' M MR. EUGENE SMILOVIC Exec. Vice President VICE RABBI PHILIP PARETZKY PRESIDENTS Chairman, Board of Directors MR. MORRIS SCHWARTZ MR. MARTIN SICHE RMAN OFFICE STAFF MRS. G. DICKSTEIN Sz MRS. 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IFVDT ,DWP FWVJNDVJ ,IDS JTVWXD 710231 ,TITDVTP TIT DVD! 135 .D'L?7I.?W DVUPTD DUN' TW WSE ,TCTNT2 TWWDD' :wi 8 W 1 7 '1 D 7177977577: Dear Graduates Years fly by almost unobserved. It was just yesterday, it would seem, that you entered our confines and started on your school career. Now, you find yourselves at the first major plateau in your educational rise, at your elementary school graduation. The first eight years seemed the most difficult. They were laden with many moments of anxiety, disappointment, satisfaction and joy. However, they are now events ofthe past. You have successfully weathered the storm of childhood difficulties. What of the future? The future holds in store for you a multitude of invaluable experiences which will enable you to plan the course of your life. Only those who are wise enough to prepare themselves adequately in their high school years, both in Torah studies and in secular knowledge, may traverse life's road unscathed. May the joy you behold on this occasion be yours forever. gl-rv-A M1 Sal w-4M ADMINISTRATOR 9 NE SH EDITCRIAL Were one centuries of our extra of o t SHALHA i opp re s ask ur he ete Torah, and OUI le alive throughout the 'P What was the ,,,, urce us to 2 after nation s :::,, e The answ ,,f gf? '5- A e flame of T ., A It was this I ials and tribulations that of the centuries. They be in physical numbers sword Q,iV A jewish nation Zqaq were ' they atte HASHE on the altar ' A lt a tiny spark al ness of u Only then nations have quality e SU13 HGVGI 10 th ' - th this, that -V ' our people the seen brute fo WHS physic es of eilwwhistory. credo The and the pg 1 ge assumption. The uiy, pl was the ' of to j 1' R TOMID h s guided us, for the fut L.: . S, the heart of before burn ll ' al prowess pract Q :ze 1 FACLI LTY 5 Rf lynx 1 r HEBREW FACU LTY MISS L. AARON and MISS G. ROTHSCI-IILD MRS. F. PRYSTOWSKY MRS. D. SCHWADRON WN vB? '4 r SSS R -fun MISS R. ROTI-ISCHILD and MISS I. FISHMAN ,wwwn 5 'sqmffxf Q- if skis' F WM F .l4 ENGLISH G2 FAcuLTY 11 .H MRS. C. GOLDBERG and MRS. B. DAVIDSON fi 1-rv MISS E. HAMM MRS. R. BARD MRS. A. O'NEIL and MRS. S. I-IANISH I3 1 UPPER GRADES FACULTY MR. C. MEIBERGER and MR. D. WOLF 'WA-Y 3 REBBITZEN T. FISHMAN RABBI A. ZIONS MISS E. SUSKIND and MRS. R. ROSENKRANZ i 2 14 GRADUATES 'Q MIRIAM GOLDSMITH TlDDl'l SSD DTN WIS English editor of yearbook . . . Wittiest A rare combination of beauty and wisdom Ambition: News Correspondent D 1ZJ MARGARET GONGOLA 'ITDYQEP BJP 211.5 EW FUD Class psychologist . . . quietest Soft-speaking, intelligent, and respectful Ambition: Writer 'Wy mba TOBIE GUTNICKI mb: tm nw nm vin ww ms: mm Editor-in-chief of yearbook . . . most capable Brilliant, yet modestg a class leader Ambition: Rebbitzen iili 5 18 rf U ITA I-IASS DDJ NWP' I5 DDD? Photography editor of yearbook . . . brightest Mrs. Rosenkranz's right hand Ambition: English Teacher Z1'0 N i SUSAN HABER H3793 5? 'TDl l 1111111 FKDDUD HERB WE Hebrew editor of yearbook . . . most studious Excells in all her studies Ambition: Mathematician WWW ' 171' HADASSAH HIRSCH nam: nm nam ry Art editor of yearbook . . . most talented Versatile, creative, and imaginative Ambition: Acrobatics. Teacher 719771 my RIVKA KUSHNE R TWIN? TITTLPW Tl T'1 UD? H2275 TIEJD Class treasurer . . . most helpful Devoted to BIBM to the very end Ambition: Secretary BARBARA KOPELOWITZ BWV! 1157171 C1527 DDTKTN Class secretary . . . rnost hospitable Hardworking, cooperative, and kind Ambition: History Teacher bm 323553 .Cf -cg' .rvzabw npzn CYREL LEVINE yWD RWD? 'Fl DN HST' is , a. A if 1' ii fl' nk Photography editor . . . typically Bais Yaakov Well-mannered, helpful, and neat Ambition: Hebrew Teacher wnvx hwy M CZ .,,, ,I ESTI-IER MARKOVITZ ws: 'mv mm-sz G.O. representative . . . best athlete As fast as a dart with a ballg artistic Ambition: Designer yrtf, MIRIAM SCHACTER 1H 2J '72 H512 3112 EE? 'IDD G.O. President . . . class spokesman Always well dressedg has a way with children Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher f F RACI-IE L REICHMAN C Fl Fl3'lT2 H7111 H2773 Class president . . . liveliest Full of ingenuityg displays much grace Ambition: Interior Decorator bm 21 5, fi if 4, 44? 'Q' RENBE SHAPIRO r:1'7::f nimzim ini 1:1211 'frm rwnww Service squad . . . most generous Venezuela's gift to our school Ambition: English Teacher 7127 4' J xii 5 ' Wai ' ,. SUSAN SMALL :ua :z: mu' 2? Business manager of yearbook . . . most popular Her golden personality will earn her fame Ambition: journalist 'WD it t i it l BARBARA SICHE RMAN DTWDH DS 'IZETDFT 72273 TIPS Assistant librarian . . . 1'HOSt creative An imagination that few possess Ambition: Scientist M179 22 T MIRIAM WEINFE LD mum nav: - my 713773 Photography editor of yearbook . . . most sociable The Ben Franklin of our class Ambition: Fashion Merchandiser YGCHEVED WEISBORD PWS 'TH' DU H7121 WTTJTD FTD' Class vice president . . . most modest Kind, understanding, and very dear Ambition: Nursery Teacher DJW U 72.7 ' 'nv E STHE R ZAI-IN D117 DBMS WDTTD DDFHN G.O. representative . . . best dressed Never strays from the path of Torah Ambition: Hebrew Teacher 5117 TDD!-I egg . 5, .. , Y - iz H4353 f 23 N L. ,W X, E734 fm? 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'nm' rx? cy: ,zmpvssn naman bus? um: 'fr in-W nr ww: mm: 'mm wp: 111383 118 .3113 11335 E173Q1373 1111171251 519317 87385 1111112 138 . . . 1325 113 15 '1311U 113 D313 132133 113318 138122 1138 nfwaxn :Jw 1? nm: .fmwnn ny 13: 51:5 mms 'ss mn wr: .mcyv nrmr: yn:-nv ns ymvv :ua nm :Hyun :rm -rw::'7 mw 53: 'nv mm mm: 'nm Wann? n::::'x ru-:5 mmm: 'sz-z 1:-:rm Amy nwyw 1:-:Jn 5: 27 ,, r ,, JEWISH PRIDE Being a jew is a source of great pride to me. Judaism has not only given me the opportunity to learn all the laws and customs of our Torah. It has also taught me a way of lifeg a life that's meaningful and worthy. How glorious to be one of that group of people who has given the world such noble and valuable gifts! How proud should he be who bears the name of a jew. For what other nation can say, as Israel can, I have been a blessing to mankind ? What other people has given the world the belief in the one and only G-d, the Ten Command- ments, the laws of morality and justice, and the striving for peace and love for all mankind. This thought fills my heart with pride and gratitude. I am proud to be a member of that nation that has been a teacher to mankind. I am proud to belong to that people who, despite cruel oppression and relentless hatred, has shown the world an example of undying devotion to G-d and to man. I am thankful to bear the name of a people that has preferred to suffer malice and contempt rather than relinquish its sacred ideals, and who, under all circumstances, has been distinguished for its morality, charity, graceful homelife, piety and faith. I am confident that, with the wonderful Yeshivos of today, the same zeal for our Torah and the same love for the beautiful ideals of our religion will continue to inspire us to make our people a glorious example for the world. RACI-IE L REICHMAN 28 v 'V Q Y ir- TEFILLOH As a member of a religious people, the jew has always sought to express in worship and Tefilloh his most cherished beliefs, his fondest aspirations, his deepest sorrows and joys, and,' above all, his ever abiding faith in G-d. Through worship, the jew strove to sanctify his life and to imbue himself with love of G-d and good- ness toward man. Tefilloh, therefore, has been a daily Mitzvah to the jew for countless generations. At all times, he looked upon Tefil1oh as a bond uniting him with members of his race in every part of the world and as an act of loyalty to G-d. For many centuries, sacrifices, rather than Tefilloh, were mistakenly considered the highest form of worship. The sacrificial ceremony was to them an act of homage to G-d and thankfulness for His bounties. Our prophets and sages informed our people, however, that worship was acceptable only if it inspired righteous living and was accompanied by sincere regret for past misdeeds. In Babylon, at the time of the first exile, jews began to depend on Tefilloh as-the sole form of worship. They could not erect a Bais Hamikdoshu anywhere but in jerusalem, and sacrifices were permitted only at the Bais Hamikdoshl' With the destruction of the second Bais Hamikdosh, the dispersion of the jewish people, and the complete elimination of sacrifices, Tefilloh in synagogues became the exclusive form of worship. Tefilloh raises the individual above the material aspects of life. It provides meaning for his existence. It reminds him of the fact that not on bread alone does man exist . Food provides nourishment for the body, prayer is food for the soul. Tefil1oh alone, however, is insufficient. Only when combined with Mitzvos, good deeds, and with proper repentance can the jew hope to have his prayers answered. 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Is this the or The Why does To listen Has not WHY? Why is the light of the sun so bright? Why is there darkness during the night? Why does the sea stay full, then go dry? Why do people keep dying? Oh, why? Does the earth rotate by its own will? Does the wind blow by itself when it turns the Do all things happen by accident? Should sinners sin and not repent? The sun, the moon, all that fills the earth Serves man, who is consecrated from birth To serve the L-ord in heaven above, To Him to dedicate his undying love. No accident makes all things gog just the design of G-d, who willed it so. SUSAN I-IABER they their mill? ERSTANDING y died peace, should strive cease . their alone war? For 32 l AN EDlToR's LAMENT Being a yearbook editor ls great, one would thinkg But it has its many drawbacks, It can drive one to drink. A class of constant complainers, Daily they moan to her face: This isn't the way WE want it, Our book will be a disgrace. The voice of our principal Keeps ringing in her ear: How long do you think we have, Until this time next year? The girls imagine that she is Nothing more than a copy machine. She's human! She can take just so much. When vexed, she'll yell and scream. Although she's threatened to quit No one's really cared, Most girls seemed to think Everything she did was unfair. ATN' QB f 0 Q Aft fl o A I X fn W., Two more days to the deadline! Is the editor's constant cry. Nothing has been handed in. Can she wonder why? A group besieges her, saying: Look what we have for youg Not one, but three compositions, Typewritten and spaced by two. They all expect medals And praise clear up to the sky. But they discover later Their work was just a good try. Amazingly, all the work gets done When the deadline date is due And as some miracle from heaven By March, the work is all through. 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'fx' -q ililljlff 'W vwQ'51Qa'i?:ii-J Jig, ,F l 0 A I T, S-of vl- THOUGHTS CN GRADUATION Graduation, to me, means attaining the first of many goals we hope to reach in our lives. Graduation from elementary school is almost like the first step taken by a baby. Before the baby learns to walk, he crawls. Later he stands by supporting himself upon some object. Then he begins to walk. Our education follows a similar pattern. We first learn the alphabet. Then, we master the fundamentals of reading, writing, grammar, and sentence structure. When we conclude the elementary course of study we graduate. Both baby and graduate have taken their first big step. Graduation is also a time for farewells to teachers and friends. We are left with a host of fond memories. This parting is difficult to bear. It means an end to a security we have always known. We must now become, almost overnight, responsible and mature individuals. After graduation, we change schools and must form new friend ships. We are a bit afraid of the future. However, we are confi- dent that, in time, we will make the proper adjustment to our new environment. We really do not have to give up our old friendships. lf we truly desire, we can keep in touch with each other no matter which high school we attend. I hope sincerely that graduation will not cause us to drift too far apart from each other. We should plan to get together to remember the common experiences we enjoyed in our elementary school years. This will help us to re- main close friends throughout our lives. SHE LLEY BROWN 36 f T' Uk ' , jf- 5 4' V -is W v 1 1 Lil, . X 1 1 5 1 l, if i ' all CRAMMING VS DAILY STUDY In the exciting world of learning there is an unpleasant tech- nique known as cramming. This is supposed to be the money- back guarantee to pass an elementary course without doing any- thing a whole term. The only hitch is that in the last two weeks of the term you must study until two o'clock A.M. every night, and commit to memory thousands of new facts, definitions, for- mulas, etc. In plain English, you must memorize the textbook. For some youngsters, this has many advantages. It assures them of a leisurely school year and just a reasonable amount of night- mares about passing. As is to be expected, the crammed infor- mation is forgotten five minutes after the student has taken the examination . However, there is another path on the road of learning, a slower, longer, but surer way. This is the practice of daily study By this method, the student reviews daily the amount she has learned in school and remembers it. As the day of the test draws near the student does not panic. As she reviews her notes, she finds that most of the information is very familiar. She does not have to learn the whole course in a short time. As this student enters the classroom where the test is about to be given, she feels a confidence and calmness. This comes from the knowledge that she has nothing to fear, as she has done her work faithfully and thoroughly. The practice of daily study, in my opinion, not only assures a better mark on a test, but helps the student get more out of her studies. This is the real purpose and joy of learning. ITA HASS 37 Mrs Glass and Kindergarten group HEBREW DAY The Hebrew Day Nursery was founded in l96O to serve the needs of the Bronx community. The school is under the supervision of the Board of Health and the Day Care Health Center. Our school is set apart from most primary schools. Here we provide an atmosphere filled not only with our wonderful Hebrew heritage and culture, but one entwined with the progressive system designed to meet the needs of each child as an individual. Our children are taught to express themselves through the media of paint, clay, blocks, and other constructive materials. An appreciation for books and music is instilled in their young minds through daily exposure to songs, poems, stories, and re- cordings. Our rhythm bandaffords each child an opportunity to use simple tone instruments. Activ- ities out -of-doors expose the children to large out- door equipment which foster good physical and motor development. Nature study and educational trips are integral parts of our program. Hebrew prayers, biblical stories, and observance of all jewish holidays round out our culturally enriched program. , le: 1 Picasso move over' Mothers of tomorrow Out -of -door NURSERY THE DORA BUTLER LEAGUE has been a Heaven-sent supporter of our school pro viding us with financial and cultural as- sistance. Their host of activities on our behalf is climaxed with an annual picnic and outing to one of New Rochelle's beau- tiful country estates. Q Distributing Chanukah gifts Yi A dramatic presentation Conducting a band Engineer and Concert Pianist -- l985 Galloping into space and literature ecreation Nursery group and Mrs. Miller w,,w,,,,, 1 ' mafia: I ki v3rA1q,,ll 8 Y aww fa A , , all LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE, THE EIGHTH GRADE, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to the following: RABBI BRODSKY . . . . Girls who want to study and not play. RABBI SCI-IWARTZ . . . . A class to set a good example. RABBI ZIONS . . . . More good jokes. MR. WOLF ..... . . Another instrument. MRS. ROSENKRANZ . . . . A test that was not marked leanly. MRS. DUBIN .... . . An extra pair of hands. OUR COOK .... . . An English dictionary. SEVENTH GRADE . . . . A Navie with Radak. FAREWELL Farewell to you dear Bais Yaakov, It is time for us to go. I-low difficult it is to leave you, We have grown to love you so. We shall cherish the wonderful teachings You implated in our young minds, An education of the highest calibre -- So pure, so noble and refined. Many thanks -to our dear principals, Devoted teachers, patrons, and friends, Whose warm hearts and open hands With love, to us did extend. And now, at the moment of departure, Tears of joy fill our overflowing eyes How indebted we are to you, Bais Yaakov, We are just beginning to realize. 40 L ACTIVITIES ... 7 Qi?-'.m.,.,. 1 955 1, - -xamu .I ,,.,x,x WEEE f . 'xr' T , I i PRESIDENT Miriam Schacter VICE PRESIDENT Sarah Drattler SCIENCE F AIR EXHIBITS OUR SERVICE SQUAD 11 gf T M75 TREASURER Florence Finkelstein SECRETARY Esther Sobel Q--.5 -. MQ, A SSif:Q..f,fg 'e--hee-A :J.O. ' ' KR f POSTER COMMITTEE CLASS REPRE SENTATIVE S xwfiy xx, if I fy 'J 5, ff ' CJ s , 1- LW CLASS OF FICE RS f f- . 6 .. A O, FN Nwa .oy MII - L L A-VZ X QXK f -4 7, j Q , , . ix LAST YEAR'S BRIDESMAIDS -- THIS YEAR'S . BEHIND TH OUR PASSPO 22 -f Z- S Sf k Killa 1. 7 - 1 1-.W , . x THE BIG TI-IRE E lr THE LOST ART J CLASS VM Al, I A gg KEEPING ABREAST OF WORLD EVENTS ' IM S, 70 EXPGUNDING GN THE SIDRAI-I TO A CAPTIVE AUDIENCE It Won't work, Phyllis. Economy Minded -- It'S cheaper to share .4 i if Q- g 5 Qs f A time to weep for some Do unto others . They do things in a big way in Venezuela A daily routine ? w 4, , Checking the finances with Mr. Smilovic WHY Di SQUSS mg Curr iclnar matters I BECCME GRAY! A little naehaS in a pony tail OFFlCE W L f ffl ' lv 3 It af 5 rx y Vwwiw D wr.: Mawr: n':,, umfw: 'wp :'1r:,, qw Miriam Schwartz, whose name graces our school, was a ded- icated school mother. She devoted her full energy toward incul- cating within her hundreds of children, those in attendance and those who have since graduated, something of the valor that flowed so freely from her heart. She took a personal interest in the girls of our school, helping them to become the Bnos Yisroel they strive so earnestly to be. How deeply shocked we all were upon hearing of the untimely passing of our Miriam Schwartz. We shall never forget her. The young lives she had helped to mold during her lifetime will prove to be a living tribute to the memory of this wonderful Eishes Chayil. THE GRADUATE S FTW 71732 717173 FIWEDJ SHIT 48 ADVERTISI Congratulations and Best Wishes Upon Your Graduation from the HEBREW AND ENGLISH FACULTY RABBI S. BRODSKY MRS. A. DUBIN MRS. F. MILLER MRS. I-I. GLASS MISS S. EIDELMAN MISS C. ROTI-ISCI-IILD MISS R. ROTI-ISCI-IILD MISS L. AARON MISS I. FISI-IMAN MRS. D. SCHWADRON MRS. F. PRYSTOWSKY REBBIT ZEN T. FISI-IMAN RABBI A. ZIONS RABBI E. SCI-IWARTZ MRS. C. VDICKSTEIN MRS. R. KRAKOFF MRS. B. DAVIDSON MRS. C. COLDBERC MRS. R. BARD MRS. S. I-IANISI-I MISS I. I-IAMM MRS. A. O'NEIL MISS E. SUSKIND MR. D. WOLF MR. C. MEIBERCER MRS. R. ROSENKRANZ MR. AND MRS. MCRRIS SCHWARTZ Congratulations and Best Wishes to RACHEL Upon Your Graduation Your Loving Uncle Your Grandparents Your Parents Aunt and Uncle DR. LORENZ DR. CHERNACK DR. LIPETZ from I. PADAWER MR. ESL MRS. MERMELSTEIN MR. all MRS. E. REICHMAN A. LAUB Congratulations 81 Best Wishes to PHYLLIS BORENSTEIN Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MAX ZUCKERWISE AND FAMILY Cpty SCH ECTMAN CONSTRUCTICN CORP. 345 E. Gun Hill B onx, 67, N.Y. AD 1 0700 . Q- f fi Y 1 Zi' 2 fx IIA X f ' Z I W 'gsm LEVENSON FOUNDATION ARROW DIE CUTTING CO., INC. VERA NQVELTY LEATHER GCODS CO 4g Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1965 from Presidium: MRS. E. REICHMAN, MRS. F. BERCMAN Vice President: MRS. S. BERCER Secretary: MRS. M. SUSSMAN Treasurer: MRS. B. KAMINSKY MUrray Hill 8-3159 Suite 406-407 GRamerCy 7-0116 ARMIN GRLIBER WILSHIRE FUR PRODUCTS CUSTOM TAILOR 565 Fifth Avenue 36 East 12th St. New York, 17, N.Y. New YOrk, 3, N.Y. NORWICH MFG. CO., INC. C.B.S. VENETIAN BLIND CO Congratulations and Best Wishes to our Loving Daughter SUSAN SMALL Upon her Graduation DADDY, MOMMY, BROTHER Mazel Tov to our Daughter TOBIE On her Graduation from MR. 8: MRS. CUTNICKI AND BROTHER Congratulations to MIRIAM GOLDSMITH in honor of her graduation from MR. 81 MRS. STANLEY ROSENBURC1 AND FAMILY Compliments of MARTIN COHEN, D.D.S 481 Claremont Parkway Bronx, N . Y. TR-8-9720 Congratulations and Best Wishes MIRIAM GOLDSMITH Upon her Graduation Radiant Knitting Mills 320 Bridge Street Brooklyn 1, N.Y. MR. EMANUEL LEDERMAN MR. J. RAPPS Congratulations and Good Luck to SUSAN Upon her Graduation from MR. Sz MRS. I-IABER AND SON JERRY Congratulations and Best Wishes to My Loving Daughter PHYLLIS BLITZ Upon her Graduation MOMMY U .'l'l U'?'lTINl 1113 'Pm to our Beloved Daughter SARAH Upon her Graduation MR. 8: MRS. L. DRATTLER AND DAUGHTER ESTHER MANUFACTURERS CORRUGATED Compliments of CO., ATLANTIC SPECIALTY CO. 55 25 58th St i Maspeth, 78 Q N Y I Compliments of A Friend of LAKEMONT COMPANY HARCLD UNGER l7 Ea l V KOSHER DELICATESSEN 81 RESTAURANT st Mt. Eden Ave,, Bronx, LUdloW 3-7430 Catering For All Occasions Mazel Tov and Good Luck in the Future to MIRIAM WEINFELD N.Y. from Mr. gl Mrs. Weinfeld Ziporah, Ruthy, 8: Baba Mazel Tov and Best Wishes to the y Congratulations 8: Best Wishes to EICHTH GRADE CYREL LEVINE from from her Mr. Zin Mrs. E . Smilovic Favorite Aunt and Uncle Congratulations and Best Wishes to Hatzlacha and Best Wishes to our Loving Niece SARAH RACHEL Playgirl Hair Stylist, Inc. 69 East Mt. Eden Ave. Bronx, N.Y,, lO452 Mr. 8: Mrs. Z. Berger Sz Family Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Merrnelstein SL Family Congratulations gl Good Luck to BARBARA SICI-IERMAN Jerry's Restaurant l58O Jerome Avenue, BX., N.Y. Congratulations to SUSAN SMALL Burnside Memorials, Inc. 35 W. Burnside Ave. BX., N.Y. WE-3-5123 Best of Luck and Good Wishes to SARAH DRATTLER from Surrey Jewelry Shop Congratulations to MIRIAM GOLDSMITH 8: SUSAN HABER from George's Florist Shop 50 East Fordham Road Bronx, N.Y. Bracha V'hatzlacha to RIVKAI-I and her Classmates from Rabbi and Mrs. Sholom J . Kushner and Family Congratulations and Good Luck to Pl-IYLLIS BLITZ from Uncle AleX and Aunt Helen Good Luck to PHYLLIS BLITZ from Cousin Margaret Blitz Best Wishes to REBECCA KUSI-INER American Cleaners, lnc. 125 W. Kingsbridge Rd. BX., N.Y. Congratulations to f' . xx f-77? 65 WV Hg W it BARBARA SICHERMAN f 25 Mt. Eden Florist ZE. Mt. Eden Ave., Bx., N.Y. Congratulations to PHYLLIS gl CYREL Surrey Jewelry Shop E. Mt. Eden Ave., Bronx, N .Y Congratulations to BARBARA SICHERMAN from Fein Insurance Brokers Congratulations to BARBARA SICHERMAN Upon her Graduation Henry Gondelrnan, Jewelers .8?P ' 1- Sb.,-.,.. Congratulations to Our Loving Daughter BARBARA Mother, Father and Brother To our Dear Daughter MIRIAM Lots of Luck Always Mr. Sr Mrs. S. Goldsmith Beverly and Bubby Congratulations Sr Best Wishes to our Daughter and Sister YOCI-IEVED Rabbi 8: Mrs. Weisbord and Family Best of Luck to MINDY GALE GLASS Max Schwartz and Son Z0 East 20th Street New York, 3, New York MR. AND MRS. M. SICHERMAN Extend their Sincerest Congratulations and Best Wishes for A Lifetime Of HATZLACHA RABBA to all the Graduates PI-IYLLIS BLITZ PI-IYLLIS BORENSTEIN CHAVA BRODSKY SHELLEY BROWN SARAH DRATTLER MINDY GALE GLASS MIRIAM GOLDSMITH MARGARET GONGOLA TOBIE GUTNICKI SUSAN I-IABER ITA HASS HADASSAH HIRSCH ff! uf ff ff! BARBARA KOPELOWITZ RIVKAH KUSHNER GYREL LEVINE ESTHER MARKOVITZ RACHEL REICHMAN MIRIAM SCI-IAGTER BARBARA SIGHERMAN RENEE SHAPIRO SUSAN SMALL MIRIAM WEINFELD YOGHEVED WEISBORD ESTHER ZAHN Sincere st Congratulations to MIRIAM SCHACTER MR MR MR MR MR Upon her Graduation .8r .8c .81 .8c .8: MRS MRS MRS. MRS. MR S1. MORRIS KAUFMAN WILLIAM KOSOWSKY IRVING LEVINE LOUIS MIEBACI-I JULIUS METZGER CANTOR 8a MRS. MOSI-IE PRIES MR. 8: MRS. SAUL ROSENBERG MR. 8: MRS. HASKEL TYDOR MRS. LILLIAN WIENSTIEN MR. 8: MRS. ABE ZALAZNICK Our Heartiest Mazel Tov to our Beloved MIRIAM EEMA, MOMMY, TATIE AND YAAKOV YOSEF Sincere st Congratulations to MIRIAM SCHACTER May she continue to bring Lots of NachaS to her family. MR. 8: MRS. DAVID BINDELGLASS MR. 8: MRS. ALEX HELLER MR. 8: MRS. MEYER HERMELEE MR. 8: MRS. NATHAN KAGAN JUDGE 8: MRS. WILLIAM KAPELMAN GLASSMAN BCX CORPORATICN KOBRICK'S MAYFLCWER CCFFEE 4 R-R CARPENTERS, INC. 2.057 Van Hoesen Avenue Bronx, 61, New York fb BAYCHESTER PAINTING CO. 8 Great Oaks Drive Spring Valley, N.Y. Y? I JOHN V. PERELLA X A mp 2-1200 Mvggmf I BIGJQB5II' i consu LT US QM LEO RIEDLER K Q FOGEL'S FISH MARKETS Fresh fish daily 1034 Central Avenue 195 Beach ll6th Street Far Rockaway, N.Y. Belle Harbor, N.Y. FA 7-4255 NE 4-4585 ANGCA PLATING PAUL CHAPUIS SERVICE CGRP. 229 Belmont Parkway 27-O4 42 Road Hempstead, N.Y. Long Island City, N.Y. Klngsbridge 3-0260 Est. l924 0254 UNIVERSAL FLCORING CO., INC. Hardwood Floors Installed Q Qs l 5 ' l x i' i President In 3438 Bailey Avenue DAVID PERSOFSKY Bronx, 63, N . Y. BAySide 5-8100 TRI-COUNTY FARMS, INC. Vineland eggs -- Creamery butter CARL KAPLAN EUGENE BANDLER Fine cheeses 25-75 Francis Lewis Blvd Flushing, 58, N.Y. 914-BE-7-1820 BELMAR MASCN RY INC. SOLED HARDWARE 8 PAINT CC. Janitor - Plumbing-Ele ctrical R . . Mason Contractors Ooflng Supphes 5 l ' A . 89 Ridgewood Ave. 3 MOTTIEYJSQURCQT 149th St Yonkers, 4, N.Y. CY-press Z-0340 SAMALOT REAL ESTATE win, ,,,.:.'11-4.4:ara:111L-f-1-QT., - .. 5 '...'. i ei ,' -. .,g. INC. 1014 East 163 Street Bronx, 59, N,Y. LOUIS P. LEVINE Licensed Plumber 138180 Plumbing and Heating Contractor Also Jobbing 4456 Park Avenue New York, 57, N.Y ,,, ,,,. oL-4-0203 'V ' , lg MANUEL SAMALOT Ludlow 9-6200 R A n rl1IMIEAf1:z:1':??:I:I- 1552? .II'I5??10gnW vm I salxgix IL , 4 V, 6591.1 nxstfziv I-Elrgggiglgf Compliments of KEYSTONE STEEL PRODUCTS CORP. TYROLIT CO., INC. mn Q5 A 96-1ZON th 4th st f 49WQ 37 Stl' t X' Brookly 11 N Y New York, 18 N Y J I H ORIGINAL EMBROIDERIES 14 E. 32nd Street ARTHUR SCHLANGER N W York: N Y-1 10016 S SONS 36 West 15th st I New York N Y I E 4 Y m , -W I W xvaag' ' . KQXQQQOQ Q, s'n't'O -wa-ww ' 599' A is 99 'xr 'T N. Bronx -- Manhattan FAirb anks 4-0500 Westchester , MOunt Vernon 8-2.730 NEW Rochelle 6-7300 Beveriy 7-8040 . M1 . nv ' ' l 1 'MVK ' - f ' l L 'J . f E ,E-'S ' .ii 141111 ' 1,1-i,:r X I 1, f 51 1 1,-1 j' 1 vw -1 -1 1 ' 4 A , F : J ,Y vu 1 X Hswmb 1: Q . ' qs ,I , I Nm. 4, ,lp , 1-ppl ' ' 111- rf -.1 1211.1 .I Wei! 1-1 'QMS QL ' 1 Q Lg'-4-gn r U rr , f L-A Qs. A f -1: 1 Q pn. ' ,' U14 7' ROY RASOI. A FUEL OIL coRP. , .. ., A61 ,fx .L,,' ' if x ,riff Fuel oil -- Oil burners -- Boilers ,.- REALTOR - 5 1 ,a ve 5'E' 1136 Castle Hill Ave, 'R 51 N.Y.o. ez, N.Y. TA1madge 4-4000 711 So. Columbus Ave. Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 2-3-' Congratulations to BOSTON POST LuMBER co., INC. SUSAN HABER Upon her Graduation 2750 Boston Road KRIEGER and HEIMAN 4191 Broadway Bronx, 69, N.Y. New York city, N.Y. Glatt Kosher Meat and Poultry ULster 6-1420 M.SHARINN Restaurant 8: Catering Equipment Co . , lnc. Wholesale dealer - - H. WEISMAN 8 SON LUMBER C0., INC. Beach 95th St. Plaza Rockaway Beach, N,Y. X i Catering Specialists M, SI-IARINN 936 East 46th Street N Brooklyn 3, N. Y. W ?x is ' Z W 1' 4 .- X X y f.. 3 ,14 1 W 4, Z , D3 415 TRiangle 5-0082-0083-0084 BERNHARDT BRGS., INC. Manufacturers -- Distributors Sanitary and Janitors' Supplies 395 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, 17, N.Y. EMPIRE FRUIT S PRODUCE 2541 Tilden Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. G I CVDTT JU DV? TIFWXTH N273 Crossvgzagynijrvicet Station ,.nD,n D,,n,nQ imen S SUSAN SMALL, MIRIAM nn Sm max? GOLDSMITH, SUSAN HABER DHD? wvsnnw -W nigga 131133 Upon their Graduation ,Wim rzrrprx Wm? mms mm Come to Sunoco for the best T15 ,WVU 553 am hmmm 1657 Jerome Avenue BX., N.Y, 'J1D'h?'1 D N'D.2 2718! H1731 DTI 17381 'ms Zz 'DD3'5 ,3 mm wr: z-:nam Nz: XZ DNR' '15 1-me Congratulations 8: Best Wishes to l 'l'OBlE GUTNICKI Sz ITH mrn una? mm: yew nn FHM f-nvnsi ,'-ns ,fmnrz MIRIAM GOLDSM if f Market . Food Chie 5 .N . ,, t 524 as my 49 E. Mt. Eden Ave. I. Bronx, N. Y . V, naw nnvzsm :mn im nwpm una? Congratulations to Upon her Graduation Best Wishes and Success to our from daughter in her forthcoming years Mr. gl Mrs . William Kopolsky ' P ents Your Loving ar 81 Mrs. C. Class .Mr. Congr atulations to MIRIAM C. AND TOBIE Mt . Eden Dairy Restaruant Strictly Shomer Shabbo s' W Congratulations and Best Wishe CYREL LEVINE fl from Mrs. Abraham Levine Ivir . 8: cntfsi I Q.9f q I 5 W I A taunt ' S Best Wishes to THE GRADUATES OF 1965 ul, rv, 4, ,P ,,. fp GRADE lA Congratulations to THE GRADUATES May you all have successful lives GRADE lB Our Best Wishes to THE GRADUATES rv. 4, 4. ,P ,P ,P THE SE CGND GRADE Congratulations and Best Wishes for a very Happy and Successful future to every member of THE GRADUAT ING CLASS THE THIRD GRADE Congratulations to THE GRADUATES OF 1965 Lots of luck in the years ahead THE FOURTH GRADE Congratulations to THE EIGHTH GRADE cv, ru. rv. fp fp ,,. THE FIFTH GRADE Mazel Toy to THE GRADUATES May your future be bright THE SIXTH GRADE Best Wishes for the Futur THE GRADUATES ,r, 4, ,v, ,P qs ,P THE SEVENTH GRADE eto MURRAY AND MILDRED BRICKS 680 W. 204th Street New York City, N.Y. Good Luck to all the GRADUATES L. Berger MOtt Haven 9-2286 MOtt Haven 9-2274 JAY-MARCO PLUMBING 8: HEATING CORP. 136 St. Ann's Ave . Bronx, 54, N . Y . DISPLAY CREATINGS INC. 15 West 24th St. New York, 10, N.Y. Compliments of CROWN PURSE gl NOVELTIES MR,8: MRS. EMANUEL PASTERNAK 163 Hewes St. Brooklyn, 11, N.Y. MOtt Haven 9- 2543 BRONX GLASS CO., INC. 15 371 Brook Ave. Bronx, 54, N.Y. I-I . Bachrach xii 31159 . 4 A' 4 xv' WILLOW TOWEL 8: PAPER CO. 1 Bond Street New York, 12, N.Y. Good Luck to all the GRADUATES F. CITRON CELLOPHANE SALES CO. EMANUEL B. SCHER 5710 Washington St. West New York, N..I . Westchester Lace Works, Inc SNAPPY SHOULDER STRAP CO. ,INC 43 Wg 24 Street New York City, N. Y . In memory of BENJAMIN MOSKOWITZ WEITZNER BROS. 8: PAPPER, INC. Z5 Second Avenue New York, Z, N.Y. SHEET METAL MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 1080 Wyckoff Ave . Brooklyn, 27, N.Y. EM 6-2000 Congratulations to MIRIAM Upon her Graduation May she have lots of luck in her future life . MR. 8: MRS. J. FRIESNER Congratulations to MIRIAM Upon her Graduation May she be a great success in her future Iife from MRS. EMMA GOODMAN .I. A. ABRAHAMS INC. 114-19 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Rockaway Park, N.Y. AMERICAN CHAIR RENTING CO., INC. 57 35 Kings Highway Brooklyn, N.Y. RONNY -- GERARD SALES CORP 50 W . Z9 Street New York, 1, N.Y. DAKOLINE CHEMICAL CO., INC. 916 Pacific Street J. .I. GOLDBERG 50 Church Street New York, N.Y. LAckawanna 4-59 31 5932 ZENITH SEWING MACHINE CO., INC. 102 West 29th Street New York, 1, N.Y. Cornp1irnents of DR. 8: MRS. .TACK GLAZER Sz FAMILY BRONX DISCOUNT CENTER CYpress 3-3636 I9 Years at same location CCNCOLI RSE RADIO CORP 204 East 170th Street at Grand Concourse TELEVISION Andrea Zenith Motorola Philco Erner son RCA Bronx, 10467, New York AUTHORIZED DEALER AIR CONDITIONERS Fedder s Amana Philco York Norge Emerson etc . STEREOPI-IONIC I-II FI PI-IONOGRAPI-IS RADIOS TAPE RECORDERS Washers - Refrigerators - All Electrical Appliances Dependable Guaranteed Television Radio and Appliance Service Congratulations and Best Wishes to Barbara Sicherman From DAD, MOM AND KAREN AUNT ARANKA, UNCLE MORRIS, UNCLE ABE 8: AUNT CI-IAYA MR. Sc MRS. M. SICHERMAN MR. 8a MRS. M. ZELMANOVITZ MR. 8: MRS. MORRIS SCI-IWARTZ PRINTZ MEAT CO. CAPITOL POULTRY CORP. PACK'S LIVE POULTRY MARKET LOLLY 8: .TERRY INC. Waso Realty Corp. 1623 Amsterdam Avenue New York City, N.Y. CENTURY PACKING CO., INC. C.B.S. VERTICAL BLIND CO. 437 W. 13 Stre t N,Y.C., N.Y. Louver D p 487 East Tremont Avenu Bronx, 57, N. Y . CY-9-3427 L Berg Saginaw Paint Co., Inc 1728 Amsterdam Avenue New York City, N.Y. Morshel Realty Corp. 1623 Amsterdam Avenue New York City, N.Y. CI-IUDNOW MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Soda Fountain and Beverage Equipment 34-38 31st. Street Long Island City, 6, N.Y. Mark Chudnow ATLAS WELDING 81 BOILER CO., INC 1104 Webster Avenue Bronx, 56, N.Y. LOUIS D . LISKIN 292 Maple Street Englewood, N.J. Lots of luck from BETTY BERGER 1989 Grand Avenue Bronx, N.Y. New York -PE-6-3940 New Jersey - AT-8-9696 BERLINER MOTOR CORP. Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. Joseph Berliner President Congratulations to MIRIAM SCI-IACTER from MR. 8: MRS. MAX PETERS Congratulations to MARGARET Meyers Floor Coverings 262 E. 167th St. CY-3-0440 Best Wishes to MIRIAM GOLDSMITI-I from Jerusalem Kosher Butchers Heartiest Congratulations to MIRIAM Upon her Graduation The Sayovitz Family Good Luck from Maintenance Paint Fair 140 Featherbed Lane BX., N.Y. Best Wishes to MIRIAM WEINFELD Jacob Steinmetz, Groceries Bracha V'hatzlacha to our Sister RIVKAI-I Fagie 8: Yankee Neiman Congratulations to SUSAN Morris Greenwald 1177 Jerome Avenue BX., N,Y. Congratulations Best of Luck to my Niece and Good Luck to MINDY GLASS from M. Sicherman M. Zelmanowitz Aunt Helen Congratulations to BARBARA KOPELOWITZ Royal Pharmacy Sincerest Congratulations to SUSAN SMALL Jerusalem Kosher Butcher Shop Good Luck to PHYLLIS BLITZ Wagner and Glicksman, Butchers Congratulations 8: Good Luck to MIRIAM GOLDSMITI-I Alburt Pharmacy Mazel Tov to CHAVA BRODSKY M. Sicherman M. Zelmanowitz Best Wishes to YOCHEVED Weston Exterminating Company Congratulations to SARAH 8: MIRIAM Clausen Interior Decorators Good Luck to BARBARA KOPELOWITZ Uncle Simon, Aunt Nechama Cousins Rochel 81 Yehudis Congratulations to TOBIE Spiegel's Hungarian Restaurant From a Friend of REBECCA KUSHNER Congratulations to J PHYLLIS BORENSTEIN From your Grandmother, Uncle Jona, Aunt Hilda and Cousin Daniel Success in the future to SUSAN SMALL Rev. Hyman Lifshin, Cantor ln Memory of ROSE LEAH CHATZINOFF Congratulations to CHAVA Johnny's Shoe Repairing Good Luck to our favorite Niece PHYLLIS BLITZ Uncle Rudy, Aunt Gita and Cousin Irving nnvxn rmn S5533 '51J'?35 nvvn ,-nw ,nam mm Congratulations to our Daughter ITA Cantor 8: Mrs. Hass and Family Good Luck to MIRIAM A. Sc S. Galleries 530 W. 47th Street Congratulations to Best Wishes to BARBARA TOBIE from from Your Loving Grandmother Goldie Wright Good Luck to BARBARA SICHERMAN Josef Duvdevani 3 E. Mt. Eden Avenue BX . , N . Y . Congratulations to PHYLLIS BORENSTEIN Mehadrin Caterers Good Luck to BARBARA Congratulations to from ITA Uncle Simon, Aunt Esther 8: Morty's Sea Food David Congratulations to MIRIAM GOLDSMITH House of Furs Mr. Nat Rapp gl Family Best Wishes to BARBARA Mehadrin Caterers Mazel Tov to our Daughter CYREL from Rabbi 8: Mrs. Levine 8: Family I-Ieartiest Congratulation to SUSAN H., MIRIAM G SUSAN S. Jules Gas Station, Inc. I! Congratulations to ITA Joseph Schwartz Real Estate Congratulations to ITA Samuel Blum 8: Son 71 W. 47th Street Good Luck in the future to PI-IYLLIS BLITZ from Aunt Fannie Congratulations to our Daughter SHELLEY Upon her Graduation from her Parents Mr . 8: Mrs. Robert Brown Lots of Luck 8: Good Wishes For the Future to Our Daughter Best of Luck to MARGARET MARGARET from Jerry's Knishes, Z5 E. 170th St. The Gongola Family I Compliments to Congratprlwaptions to MINDY GLASS Sidney's Children's Clothes from Frank Grossman I Good Luck to our Loving Daughter PI-IYLLIS Mr. 8: Mrs. Borenstein, Sidney 8: Jacob Congratulations to CI-IAVA from Tanta Bella, Mendel, 8: Benjy Good Luck to the Graduates CARVEL ICE CREAM Elliot Place 8: Jerome Avenue Good Luck to CHAVA Tanta Rosie, Uncle Moshe, Hersh 8: Yitzchak Good Luck to ESTI-IER ZAI-IN Ortho Vent Shoe Company Best Wishes to our Niece BARBARA from Al and Laura Arvin M Compliments to MIRIAM Sz SARAH The Inwood Drug Store Good Luck to BARBARA KOPE LOWITZ jack's Fish Store Good Luck to ESTHER MARKOVITZ Artistic Cleaners and Dryers Congratulations to SUSAN HABER Square Pharmacy To SARAH with luck - Garden of Eden Fruit Store Congratulations to TOBIE Benford Lock Company Good Luck to YOCHEVED Burnside Card Sz Toy Shop, Inc. Good Luck to RACHEL Sz SUSAN Vince Floor Covering Congratulations to ESTHER ZAHN J. Werner, Meat Market Congratulations to MIRIAM WEINFE LD Cinderella Toyland Inc. Good Lu ck to MARGARET Mr , Sz Mrs . Levy and Son Good Luck to MIRIAM Sz SUSAN Concourse Kosher Delicatessen Congratulations to MALKAH Mrs. Mandel and- Family Good Luck to PHYLLIS BORENSTEIN Izzy's Fish Market Congratulations to RIVKAH Schneeweis Brothers Congratulations to SUSAN Sz RACHEL Patio Bakery Compliments to YOCHEVED Champ Fruit Market Good Luck to the Graduates Pace the Great Beauty Salon Compliments to PHYLLIS Sz SUSAN jack Sz Benny's Hand Laundry Good Luck to TOBIE GUTNICKI Steinberg's Grocery Best Wishes to CYREL LEVINE Dunhill Cleaners Good Luck to SUSAN Sz MIRIAM Klein Sleep Products Good Luck to MINDY GLASS Concord Kosher Delicatessen Best Wishes to RACHEL Sz SUSAN Vinnie and Ben's Good Luck to MIRIAM WEINFE LD Mr. Sz Mrs. 1. Goldwasser Congratulations to YOCHEVED May's Shoes Best of Luck to SUSAN Sz RACHEL jerry's Famous Knishes Good Luck to SARAH DRATTLER Walton Luncheonette Congratulations to SUSAN Kent Fabrics, 192 E. l76th St. Congratulations to MARGARET Ben's Handbags Cohen's Dairyland 231 East 167th Street Compliments to RACHEL Sz SUSAN Debbie jan Ezersky Good Luck to BARBARA SICHERMAN The Konigsburg Family Frank Shoe Repair 4 West Burnside Avenue Congratulations to SUSAN Cub Stationers Good Luck to RIVKAH KUSHNER Lou's T. V. Home Service Good Luck to PHYLLIS, MIRIAM Sz SUSAN Houghton's Dance Studio Congratulations to ESTHER Curtis Colmen gl Co. Sicherman 81 Zelmanowitz 15 East Mt. Eden Avenue Congratulations to SARAH Concord Kosher Delicatessen Good Luck to MALKAH GONGOLA Mr. gl Mrs. Frischman Sz Helen Compliments to SARAH DRATTLER Nelly's Hosiery, Inc. 1, Rubinstein Fish Market 4l6l Broadway, N.Y.C. Compliments to SUSAN 81 PHYLLIS Rex Pastry Shop Congratulations to RIVKAH D. Esidor Fer Good Luck to ESTHER ZAHN The Forest House Management Good Luck to ESTHER MARKOVITZ Ronai's Kosher Delicatessen Good Luck to our cousin ESTHER Yitzi, Shandi Miriam, Leah, Simcha gl Aron Parkside Plaza Glatt Kosher Caterers Good Luck to ITA HASS House of Beauty, 63 E. l6l St . Compliments to MIRIAM W . Lowell's Pharmacy Good Luck to CHAVA BRODSKY Stancourt Sheridan Laundry Good Luck to MIRIAM WEINFELD Stack's Cleaners, l38O Grant Ave. Congratulations to ESTHER Pass Restaurant gl Delicatessen Edward Lee Hand Laundry ll90 Cromwell Avenue Compliments to YOCHE VED Yoshkie's Super Market Good Luck to ESTHER MARKOVITZ jerry's Knishes, 25 E. 170 St. Congratulations to MARGARET Abmark's Luncheonette Best Wishes to ESTHER Garden Bake Shop Congratulations to ESTHER M. Abe's Dairy Good Luck to ESTHER ZAHN Congratulations to ESTHER E. Goldman P.H.G. COMPLIMENTS Joel Spiegel Century Cleaners Bronx Hobby Shop Value Hosiery Julie's Department Store Mr. at Mrs. Israel Brand Jack Silver Murie Meilier Schonberger's I-lardwares OF... Carl Katzen Gift Center Mr. 8: Mrs. Abe Levine Sheldene Beauty Salon B. Shapiro Bertel Jewelers T . R . Schneiman Paramount Television Featherbed Dairy Sam Fleming Shoes ANOCA PLATING UNITED PAINTERS SERVICE CORP. SGCIAL CLUB Z7-O4 42 Road 161 St. gl Grand Concourse Long lsland City, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. CCMPLIMENTS OF . . .lack's Fish Market Mr. 8r Mrs. Coldwasser Baumohl's Youth Center Beane Pharmacy Triangle Kosher Delicatessen Leon's Barber Shop Roxy Delicatessen Jack's Fish Store Dr. Anna Butler Original Consumers Oil Heating Eugene Schlesinger Corp . Friend of A. Katz Herman Citron Bell Pickle Products lnc. Imperial Laces, Inc. Crutman 8: I-lyman's Meat Cold Star Baking Corp . Dan 8: Ricky Hairstylist Jacob Steinmetz Mr. gl Mrs. M. Baker Lilienthal Furs Concourse Business Machine Co. Levine's Butcher Shop Waldman Bros. 8a Markowitz Chernoff Real ESt-ate Fish C0,, Inc, Franklin's Book 8: Card Shop Badefls Height Yarns Congratulations - Debbie Bard Mr . gl Mrs. M. Kaminsky 8: Family will!! This page is dedicated in loving memory oi WS? ZTIDTI 3 '5 FIDE! 'W father of our beloved teacher, friend, and benefactor RABBI NQRMAN COH EN May his dear wife, MRS. LENA COHEN and their noble children continue in the path of Torah and Maasin1 Tovirn to his everlasting credit. :la zj: :lc :lc THE GRADUATES OF I965 92 K