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

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his 1 'U'- l 1 JANUARY, 1953 ESTHER FROMMER - Esther is famous for her profound statements and for her questions that keep the teachers guessing. Aside from this, she is a conscientious and serious student. She will con- tinue her schooling in Brooklyn College where she will maior in Education. .FPSWW 53 'JKJD Il'l 'MDN 8YTJI'l'l HELENE GARDENBERG - Combining scholastic ability and athletic prowess, Helene gained popularity among her teachers and classmates. She will put her scholastic agility to good use at Brooklyn College where she will maior in English. .l'l W1JD D'W1Jlb'D m'75H'l FWF' 'TBD W7 1311 DORA GOLDBERG - Sweet and demure Dora is really a dora'ble . She is our class connoisseur on Chasi- dism but- she also struck up a relationship with neighbor Jim . Dora is well on her way to a successful career in Education. JWTJ' 'TJ 5'l'l D198 BERTHA HOROWITZ - Bertha baby kept us all amused with her innocent wit. Her infectious laughter can still be heard reverberating through the halls of Central. Bertha plans to attend Brooklyn College. .HJ1 NJTLIWT ,TPB Plfll? PWD' TS

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JANUARY, 1953 ADELE ARONOWSKY - Because of Adele's efforts as Business Manager, we can boast of an Elchanette this year. She will attend Brooklyn College where she will pursue a career of teaching. .'C.Vl'D3 52 H512 IND ED' WDDW . . . EFI l.2'1l'lD i'lD'5'W NORMA BAUM - The Sarah Bernhardt of our class, Nechama's three years in Central were stormy ones. Although Bnei Akiva has been first place in her mind, she has had time to excel in her studies. Her college career will be directed to- ward her ambition - Aretz. .ZWUD F1102 'DJSW l'l'lTTD2 '35 VIVIAN BERKOWITZ - Berkey , our senior class sec- retary, fulfilled Mr. Lilker's ambitions for her in the field of history. Nevertheless, she will major in Bio-Chemistry in Hunter College. .Tv mann nrsnn as SHULAMITH BERLE - Shuly , our class representative from East Flatbush, though absent a great deal of the term, managed to come out at the top of the class. Under Mr. Lilker's powerful influence, she went to Washington, D. C. this summer to study our political system. She will major in mathematics in Brooklyn College. .NTJJU 12 DWL? WJ? S58 FITJDH IDU H 2PPl PS 'Y I, 'N

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JANUARY, 1953 MARILYN HOROWITZ -- Malkela , with her quick re- partee and subtle sense of humor has amused us much during our stay in Central. Her fluent speech is one of her many assets. Marilyn will attend Hunter College where she will further her talents. .'lBtJ' 'TDS DJDWJH HITWW NTSB JOYCE HORWITZ - Joyce has the distinction of being the one 'o' Horowitz. One of our most popular class presidents, she proved herself outstandingly efficient in both her class work and extra-curricu- lar activities. Joyce will attend Brooklyn College where she will major in Education. .T'lJ'7D 511 l't'51J D81 5'l'l TWD D133 D137 SHEILA LIFSHITZ - Sheila, the model, was known for taking teacher's notes verbatim . She was our class reference book, and led Central's debating team to many a victory. Sheila intends to be a music major at Brooklyn College. .HTJDIT H3173 FlIl't.?' H3173 SYLVIA LISS - Sylvia is our class Republican, whose man got in by a landslide. She has proved to be Mr, Lilker's reference book and has kept her friends amused by her baiting remarks in his Class. As school Debating Manager, she kept in shape by practicing in and out of class. Sylvia will major in Biology at Brooklyn College. .'l'l l111DlJ' HJDIDD l'lEJJ VN ' ' ' l