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

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JANUARY, 1953 JUDY MILLER - Judy, our faithful accompanist, ranks among the talented in the class. Her scholastic abilities will be directed toward her future career teaching. .EWE7 WNW - E1'7l.7' DMS HELEN MINTZ - Mintzy captured our hearts with her charming smile. Her biological trademark has been imprinted on the walls of Central. Her Journalistic ability placed her high on both the ' Spark and the Elchanette. In conclusion we can really say that she is Yofi-Tofi . .i'lDlD 'TESTS lJ'8l.J' 'VD 'HD ROSALIND NEWMAN - Roz , our senior class presi- dent, had gathered her thoughts sufficiently to organize the Central Baby Sitting Bureau . Her charm and unpredictable wit helped keep the class awake during Biology. She will pursue her career in the Bio labs of Brooklyn College. .mb mann rs? CAROL ROTHSCHILD - Carol daily braved the subway storm in her quest for Torah. Her literary work in Central has paved the way for a career in Journalism. She will carry Central's banner to Hunter's campus, where she will major in Journal- ism. .rmnb gzwpm l'll'1I1H ns :ms

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4-lg 50 Y 99 6, In -qv ,I JANUARY, 1953 HONEY .SEELENFREUND - Honey was the organizer of of Central's first cheering squad. KShe stole all the trade secrets from Ramaz.l She proved her skill and initiative in all athletic activities. Honey will be a Physical Education maior in Brooklyn College. . . 'ISD P7 ,WTDJD Ty Fllfl RHODA SEIF - Rhoda avidly followed Theta's adven- tures through the four quadrants. Among her many talents, Rhoda is an accomplished pianist. Our fashion expert, she models all the latest styles. Rhoda plans to attend Brooklyn College. .Fll lTDT.7l FWTTL' DDQ' DJUWD' VIVIEN SEIF - Cookie was our class expert in Eco- nomics. She obtained first hand information on the labor supply in the clothing industry. Vivien will attend Brooklyn College. ma' rms -ina: msn 'rn me 53pm mn PAULINE SHAPIRO - Peshie is our three V girl - vim, vigor and vitality. Our social butterfly, she fluttered gracefully through her school career. She will long be remembered as Rabbi Herskovics' poodlehead . Pauline will continue her studies at Brooklyn College. .SVT ID FlTDlJ'D 4 l'lJ'JD

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'w ut aff 4 bv JANUARY, 1953 SYLVIA SREBRO - Sweet and cooperative, Sylvia's bright smile lighted the way from Williamsburg to Central. Sylvia proved a very industrious stu- dent and was a mainstay of the Central chorus. She will attend Brooklyn College where she will be an Education major. .l'W'73H DN 'TDDDFI ?'lD'lDTD WFS DAISY STREIFLER - Daisy got an early start as a lawyer She eloquently pleaded our case before the G.O. Daisy was also instrumental in organizing Central's famed cheering squad. Her charm and intelligence will prove valuable assets in all her future endeavors. ATX' D8 WDWDU ?'l1DJ TWH JUDITH TURK - Judie , with her quick wit and ready humor, has contributed many original things to our class history. The most noteworthy of these is her satire on our musical Math. teacher, Mr. Hankin. Judie breezed through High School doing cross-word puzzles and has proved herself a favorite with the girls. .ENDS CTW Pl'lT.?l li Vll.?'lZ15 Tlfll TY SANDRA WILK - Sandy is Central's official office girl. Always dependable and cooperative, she has cheered us many a time with her sweet renditions of Israeli folk songs. Aspiring to be a doctor, Sandy obtained valuable experience ministering to the sick in' Central. She will attend Brooklyn College where she will major in Science. .WDJFI '7'y:: :nn its