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

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Publications - Business Buard Once again the financing of our year books has been undertaken by Central Publications. This group consists of one representative from each class who is responsible to the Business Managers to see that her class fulfills its quota of money. Central Publications may well be proud of the fact that it has successfully reached its quota for this year. On behalf of the senior class, Publications wishes to extend its gratitude to the entire student body whose cooperation has made this possible. This year the Business Managers were Naomi Wertheim and Adele Aron- ovvsky. Mr. David M. Horn served as our faculty adviser.

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4' -as T1 WZ-'if B- Puhlicaiions - Lilerar Board The Elchanette , our yearbook, is now in its third year of existence. In it is recorded the senior annals, written and edited by the graduating class. While the book is predominantly senior, the literary sections consist of Hebrew and English articles written by the entire school. The Literary Board consists of one representative trorn each of the undergraduate classes, plus the senior editors. Mr. David M. Horn is our able taculty adviser. The editors of this yearbook are: Estelle Sobel, Editor-in-Chief, Blu Genauer, Associate Editor, Tova Ordentlich and Helen Mintz, English Editors, Judy Rosenbaum and Shulamith Berle, Hebrew Editors, Yona Loriner, Art Editor.

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The Debating Smciet It has long been an honor and a privilege tor students of high intelligence and superior abilities to be admitted to the Debating Society of Central Yeshiva. Here, both sides, in a provocative manner, express their opinions on such con- troversial issues as United Military Training and Federal Aid to Education. Even though our debates with other schools have been limited, we are very proud ot the work ot our team. Manager Y Sylvia Liss