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

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lass of fune 1952 JoYcE FRIEDMAN Vice President of School 6, 7, 8, Editor-in-Chief of Spark 5, Arista Member 5-8, Spark Reporter 5-8, G. O. Budget Com- mittee 5, Class Volleyball Team -I-8, Choir 4, 5. Editor of Torch fHebrez,:j 4, Academy News Staff 6, 7, 8, Secretary of Yiddish Club 1, Dancing Club 6, 7, 8, Assistant Hebrew Editor of Torch 3. Succeeding in everythi-ng she does, jovce does almost everything, and does it charmingly. She can always be seen Hitting through Central's halls with a bright smile on her face for all her constituents, practicing no doubt to charm the publisher of her yet unborn Hebrew novels. Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been. --Mark Twain. SIVIA HAUPTMAN Hebrew Club 2, 3, Arts and Crafts Club -1, Music Club 6, 7, 8, First Aid Club 5, Office Squad 2-5, Spark Reporter 4, Torch Reporter 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball Team 6, 7, 8, Choir 4, 5, Service Squad 3, 4, School Assembly Committee 6. Another of our Boro Park fellow travelers tnot to be confused with the Communistsj, Siv has kept our Hebrew teachers awake by her superior knowledge of the language. In English she never lets a period go by without a frustrated mention of Maxwell Anderson. tMr. Ravetch, when can I make my report?J What I aspire to be, A nd was not, comforts me. -Robert Browning. PHYLIS HAUSMAN Business Manager of Class 5, 6, Assistant Business Manager af Elchanette 7, 8, Art Staji of Spark 4, 5, Art Editor of Spark 6, Journalism Club 5-8, School Debating Team, 6, 7, 8, Cheer Leader 2, 3, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, Photography Club I. i'Ouick with the quipw- Faigy's reputation as a punster is well known. Also on the credit side of her ledger is her ability to manipulate the business end of our journal. A strong supporter of i'Daddy Hausman'l-- Faigy has kept the class in stitches with her father's wit. t'True wit is nature to advantage dress'd, What oft was thought, but ne'er so well express'd. -Alexander Pope. - Thirteen W5 fi - v 'f'rv 7 WZ' for Q I V. yew'-.13 ,P 4 ' f if d, ,WW - AE ,

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Clary 0 ,Tune 1952 Spark Editor 5 Spark Reporter J, Volleyball Team 5-8, Carnival Committee 5 Debating Team 4, 5, Editor-in-Chief of Elehanette 6 7 8 Arista Member 7 8. Cyrella, the chief supporter and stockholder of the 7 '- CYRELLA CHAVEL 2' 5 ' , LIRR, commutes to Central daily by bus. tThat's why it's going brokel. Cyrella, as editor-in-chief of our yearbook, has impressed us with her great for- titude, patience, etc. But enough! She blushed. Reading maketh o full man, conference a ready man and writing an exact man. -Bacon. BAYLE CHESIR t , tw, f N Choir 4-8, Spark Reporter, Spark Typist 4, 5, Dranzatics 2, 4, ,ilksff fi x, Class Volleyball Team 5, Viee President of Class 7, 8, Choir Leader 1, 2, Secretary of Hebrew I, Music Director of School N K. 3 'Qf-TE? Productions 2, 7, 8, Typist for Elchanette 5, 7, 8, Office Squad -- - 2, 4, 5, Journalism Club 6. -, Secretary of the class, Bayle has been trying, tin XY - vain we admitl, to make ladies of the seniors. A strong advocate of Robert's l'Rules of Orderl' and Emily Post, Bayle swears she'll do it yet. Our class Choral leader, Bayle is practicing her lullabies - for the Mikado, of course! All the world's a stage and all the men and 'women are merely players. -Shakespeare. NECHIE DEUTSCH Dramaticx I, 5, Art Staff of Torch 1, 2, Art Editor of Torrlz 'W' 3, 4, Art Editor of Elehanetle 5-8, Music Club 4, 5, Art Club 2, 3, Journalism Club 6, 7, 8, Cheering Squad I, 2, 3, Art Staff - of Spark 4-8, Torch Reporter I, 3, Arista Member 7, 8. Recognized around school by her posters, trade- marked N.D.D., Nechie has been pursuing art for many years and hopes to cash in one day on this lucrative business. Her home in Boro Park is open to all Qincluding immigrants from Crown Heightsl. Art is long and time is fleeting. --Longfellow. ' - Twelve -

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Class 0 fune 1952 ANN Honowrrz Head of the Class Debating Team 4, 5, School Debating Team 6, 7, 8, Journal Reporter, Spark Reporter, Dramalics, Director of Class Play 5, Music Club 6. Ann Horowitz, otherwise known as Chanie, is the only girl who can disagree with her teachers and get away with it. A regular on the Brighton Express, Chanie, the short girl with the tall vocabulary, makes a deep impression on all! There is but one step from the sublime to the ridiculous. -Napoleon. HADASSAH J. KASHTAN Class President 6, Basketball Team 2-8, Volleyball Team 4-8, Clean-up Squad I, 2, Dancing Club I, 2, Class Athletic Manager 3, 4, Music Club 4, 6-8, First Aid Club 5, Gym Club 3, School Assembly 4, Chanukah Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, 5, Arista Member 7, 8. Judy, who thinks of school as a comfortable place to answer her letters from all points west, south, east, and north, still manages to get on the Central Honor Roll. Hadassah Judith's career is all mapped out for her - supervlsing the distribution of beds in her home for homeless B'nei Akivanicks. Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. -Coleridge. PEARL B. KARALITZKY Spark Reporter 5, Assistant Editor of Spark 5, Dramatics 1, 4, Vice President of Class I, President of Hebrew Club 2, Carnival Committee 5, Ojice Squad I, First Aid Club 3, Journalism Club 4-8. ' Pearl, one of the class paradoxes, can be completely engrossed in the latest crossword puzzle during a class lecture. But when a teacher asks questions it's Pearl who knows the answers. Attractive and pop- ular, Pearl expects to go for her MRS. degree at Brooklyn College. He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. -Oscar Wilde. Fourteen -