Yeshiva University High School For Girls - Elchanette Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Class Poll Best Character ..... .............. X 'OSPA GOLDBERG Nieest Figure ............ ..... ............... ........... R H 0 DA FOGEL Did Most for School .......... ........... ll IERR.-X NEUSTADTER Prettiest ........................ ..... ........ i S .............. C lHA.lA YYALKIN Most Popular ..................,,........... ........,... S YLYIA KLAPERMAN Most Likely to Sueeeecl ............. Class Class Seliolar ....................,..... Journalist ..... .... Class llIHtl16'lllEillf'lHll Yvittiest ......................... Class Class Class Best Most Singer ......... Heliraist ......... Poetess . Athlete ....... Cultured ........ Best Dressed ..., C .... Favorite Teachers Favorite Subject ..............MYRNA WEISHAUT ..........MIRIAM SCHEINER FANNY WEISSMAN ................SHIRLEY ZALL ...........BARBARA ROCK ..........SELMA ROSENMAN ....,.....FRIEDA BERMAN .................YIYIEN SOFER SORSGHER MIRIAM PLATOYSKY ..........SHULAMITH RYBAK RABBI HERSKOYICS MR. M. LILKER GLISH Eighteen

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SHIRLEY ZALL Typist for Yearboolf 7, S, Typist for Torch 5, Eco- nomics Club 3, 5. Usually found occupying' one of the elieaper seats Qin the backj, Shirley abides by the inotto think before you speak. QShe thinks so long, she never speaksj Shirley is a leading student, ext-elling in math. An active ineinber of the D.l'.D.B.A. CDig l'p Dying Brownsville Assoeiationl. Shir- ley will glorify Brooklyn College with her keen scholarly abilities. HSIIGIICE is the element fn' zvlztelz great tlzings fuslz- ton tlzemselz'es.''-Carlyle I N0 tears for us 11011: but como girls, acluztt Tlzut years from now fl' .soft sp0t'll be lztt, And our misty eyes will give us away . Wlzen our clztlclrenf will act as we act today o I - Seventeen - . .

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swag asy- HES! 1948 7 JANUARY Our Class History actually began before our school did-Remember the little gathering in Shulamith's home? . . . Enter 2 definite, l-1 undecided-talk, talk, food . . . enrolled l6 new students. FEBRUARY Wlhere? Young Israel of Eastern Parkway- Down to basement, back door entrance, first closet on the left. Can't miss it. Something fishy goes on every Thursday. Chaja's fish gets per- sonal delivery. APRIL Naming of schoolAGaula? Rejected .... Moriah? Tried for a week. Central Yeshiva High School for Girls? Now thereis a snappy little name. How's Amy Gay? MAY XVe know our teachers three months now. Rabbi . . '7 . . RHlJ1ltOW1lZ peeked through the hole in his news- paper as we passed each other's llllfllCl'lIlS . . . Wie got what Mr. Horn was driving at as he munched happily on Debbyls sandwich. JUNE School sweaters arrive promptly with heat wave. Final exams proetored by Marty, with sunglasses. Siege of measles envelopes school. School ad- journed four periods earlier. ssrnsmssn ' ' New term . . . new student, Shirley Zall. So shy and retiring, she'll get over it . . . Probably first day shyness. Increased enrollment. Need for bigger building arises when Frieda insists on a seat of her own . . . claims Yospa's getting too heavy. Move to Kingston and Park Place. Klaper- man becomes first G.0. President. -N OCTOBER With Yom Kippur around the corner, we find Rabbi Faivelson trying to sell us the latest edition of How to Fast Without Getting Hungryf, Sorscher begins collection of notes . . . E 'SMH-'Sf l P tcm af A .1 Q' H Q. f 9 is Q29 J 4' V K 9 o 9000 aoo0 NQVEMBER Confusion, Excitement, New hairdos, Lipstick., Happy smiling faces! . . . No, the school didn't burn, it's our Welcome Freshmen Dance. DECEMBER For a Chanukah present, the girls chip in to buy Mr. Hoffman a one way ticket on a Slow ,Boat to China. Chaja vehemently objects and suggests a seat on the Mule Train. First step in the Wrong direction-Chanukah affair held in T. A. 1 9 4 9 JANUARY Writh the mimeographing of finals there is a sudden influx of volunteers as ofiice help. Off for our winter vacation . . . one day. ineteen -