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

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Class offune 195 CELIA LEWKO Treasurer of Class 6, Ojiice Squad 6, Spark Staff 6, 7,8, First Aid Club 5, Carnival Committee 5, Volleyball Team 6, 7, 8, Cheering Squad, Journalism Club, Dramatirs 5. Celia, Rabbi Hershkovics' agent in his drive for package for Israel, entered Central in 4th term. Ex- uding an aura of class and school spirit, Tziv has helped us out of more than one sad fix. Little deeds of kindness, little words of love, help to make earth like the heaven above. -Julia A. F. Carney. ANN MARCUS School Athletic Manager 4, 5, Clean-up Squad 1-4, Choir 4-8, School Basketball Team 2-8, Class ,Volleyball Team 5-8, Presi- dent of Gym Club, Spark Reporter, Office Squad 4, 5, First Aid Club 3, Dancing Club 6, Typist for College Catalogue Com- mittee 6, Dranzatics 7, 8, Captain of Basketball Team 7, 8. The all-American girl from Israel, Ann shows many diverse talents. Among them is her talent for sing- ing and dancing. However, all her capabilities do not run in the same vein. She has twith some assist- ancej captured many athletic awards for our class. Come and trip it as you go on the light fantastic toe. -Milton. MARCIA J. MAZEL Class President 1, Basketball Team 2-8, Debating Club 1, Music Club 5, Dancing Club 6, Class Volleyball Team 5-8. Marcia claims the title of the Hgirl who sent us on our way politicallyf' She was our first class rep- resentative in the G.O. and the first in a chain of thorns in the side of this 'lexaltedn body. Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. -Carlyle. - Fifteen

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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 -

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Class o fune 195 PAULINE NAGEL Assistant Editor of Spark, Chairman of Spark Club, Assistant on Carnival Committee, President of Knitting Club, Spark Reporter, Choir 4, 5, Dramatirs 4. Petrie bounced into our school in second term and has since enlivened many a dull hour. She is now being bounced out to Brooklyn College where we know she will receive just recognition for her effer- vescent humor. That aetion is best whirlz proeures the greatest hap- piness for the greatest tnunibersf'-Francis Hutcheson. EILEEN RABIN President of Yiddish Club 1, President of School 7, 8, Arts and Crafts Club 3, Journalism Club 5-8, Secretary of Class 4, 5, Spark Reporter, Basketball Team 2-5, Class Volleyball Team -1, 5. Spark Hebrew Editor 5, G. O. Budget Committee, Arista lllenzber 5-8, Hebrew Editor of Elchanette 7, 8. Eileen, otherwise known as Miss Politician '52 has been the Senior Class' answer to the Rockerfeller Foundation. Against all odds tnamely, a depleted bank accountj Eileen wrangled the fantastic sum of :EZSO from our General Organization. Aside from this, Eileen has maintained an above 90 average in Mr. Hoffmans class. Truly a herculean feat! Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. -Tennyson. ESTHER D. SCHNALL President of Class 7, 8, Basketball Team 2-8, Daneing Club 6, Class Athletic Manager 7-8, Class Volleyball Team 5-5, Captain of Gym Class 1, 2, Choir 4, 5, Home Economics Club 4, Busi- ness Stajt af Aeademy News 6, 7, 8, Sport Editor of Spark 4, 5, Class Librarian 3, 4, 5, President of Gyn: Club 5, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Arts and Crafts Club 3. Esther, well known in Central as an all around ath- lete, recently turned to politics when she accepted the position of president of the Senior class. Always ready with a smile, Esther will continue her studies at Brooklyn College. 'ilrehly the maiden smiled, and, with eves overrunning with laughter . . . -Longfellow. Sixteen -