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

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JUNE, 1953 RUTH FREEMAN - Ruth, the all-round girl from Mid- BLU town was our charming G.O. Treasurer. Her sewing ability and gracious smile are among her many attributes. She aspires to go to Barnard where she will pursue a career in medicine. .i'lJiD 7 '72 TDD l'tWii'l FlDDl'l2 Hl'll'lD TPB GENAUER - Although Blu was the last one to join our ranks, she captured our hearts immediate- ly. Her ambition was to graduate in two and a half years but she conceded to do it in three. Her cheerful and helpful nature has won her many friends and they are sure to multiply as time goes on. .TJTNH Fll'iiJ DWPTDH l'li7 WJDW Fll'l1J D7 l2Tl l'li7l.J' 53 MALVINA GOLDBLATT - Pretty, petite and popular, Malkie is known for her management of Mr. Ravetch's dramatic productions. Although a late- comer, Malvina has made her mark on Central Her school career will be continued in Hunter College. ' .'iv::': 'Wy :inn 'mn 'nan 'nt CLAIRE HAGLER - Chayaleah, namesake of the race- track in Aretz, intends to go there eventually. One of the hustling members of the class, she always kept us well informed about the G.O. ChayaIeah's voice will long ring out through Central's halls. .-ws: 13-15 runs:

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JUNE, 1953 FRANCES LEVINE - Fagy went down in history CCen- tral's that isl as an outstanding athlete. With her pleasing personality and passion for redheads she is well on her way to obtaining her MRS. . . 'BSD P1 ,WTDJD T17 Flin SORIE LEVY - Usually found in the art rooms, Sorie intends to pursue her career in Hunter College. With her finger in every pot iof paint, that isl and her dancing feet, she will probably reach great heights. .DPWT 3l2r ll l1 ltf ll'l l l385TJ 53 DWWXJ5 . . N118 N373 YONA LORINER - Yona is right on the spot for all school activities. The Presidential candidates of the 1952 election could have picked up helpful hints from her campaign. As a conscientious GO. Secretary, her minutes were turned into fhl ours. Yona wll attend Brooklyn College where she will major in Education. .ms nw: ma' ze? nina :un 1: Vinyl: KAY MARTIN - Bobo , sweet and demure, has coined for us many an intellectual phrase. She gained the distinction of being our first class president. Kay will be an Education major at Brooklyn College. .num npfnw ,waz - nm

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JUNE, 1953 BELLA HOROWITZ - B can stand for two things, Bella or Brains. ln her case it can be either. Although quiet, she has done a lot for Central and her class. Her Dat has proven a great influence to all the girls. Keep up the good work! .DUE HQDUTJ Fl3'lTD SW 15378 NINA KELLMAN - Nina doesn't have to study much - she learns by osmosis. The main support of most of our teachers, her unique remarks are sure to be remembered by all. A proponent of the arts, Nina is well versed in the classics. She plans to disrupt Hunter College for the next four years. .12 'HW' sb 'l KDi'l 531 l2'J JDTD FlTJDi'l HDWID 'D MARION KRIGER - One of the most active girls in Central, Marion finally became President. Her edifying questions will long be remembered by Mr. Wallach as well as by the rest of the class. Marion will take her charming personality with her to Brooklyn College. ,rm-in r: i:'i5 nm now? rmtn: pawn 5: NAOMI LEIMAN - Quiet, sedate and unassuming, Naomi could always be found in our library. Al- though a latecomer she has proved herself an excellent student. Naomi will carry Central's ban- ner to City College. nznnmri wr: WU'