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DRAMATICS Through self-expression and various character portrayals, the girls of the Dramatics Society have greatly improved their acting ability. Construc- tive criticism offered by Mr. Ravetch, faculty adviser, was very helpful in perfecting their tal- ents. Under his direction and that of Sherry Reis- man, leader of the group, Little Womeni' was performed at the Chanuka Chagiga. The Drama- tics Society also serves as an aid in cultivating poise and grace. 00 fro 9 9 9 ra f' q.!,s-I C3 fi f f' I f 0 np Q Q Wm fl!! IM 13
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Foreground: R. Teitz, A. Rubin. Seated: C. Wallin, H. Auerbach, B. Baruch, R. Gellis, L. Silver, H. Pflanzer, F. Witztum, C. Reisman, L. Backman, C. Weisbrod, S. Serchuk, I. Cohen. Standing: C. Abromowitz, R. Fogel, D. Chill, C. Miller 12 DEBATINC The Debating Team, one of Centralis most impor- tant extra-curricular groups, actively debates many schools among which are Brooklyn and Uptown T.A., Ramaz, H.I.L.I., and Flatbush Yeshiva. The team, with Anita Rubin as debating manager and Ivan Serchuk as coach, spends much time in preparation for each debate. Constant practice and inter-team debates keep the girls on their toes. Their 5 victories out of 6 debates is veritable proof of their skill.
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iffllmlft S ID s.. gl if -.4 FRESHMEN DIARY Entrance exam must have been a cinch 'cause here we are Freshmen and raring to go . . . We meet the teachers-what a motley crew!! . . . A young looking Rabbi Adler delivers his typewrit- ten inaugural address...Crown Heights girls give us complexes with knowledge of esoteric irrelevant subjects-Trie Asar, Shyalonim, to mention a few . . . We're under the impression that Macyis is an annex to Central. Bought so many BARGAINS that we haven,t got any milk money left , . . New party game introduced: Fill the Bottlev!! . . . Dim, dim the lights-we need some atmosphere. Take the hand of the one next to you. The scene is set, the lights are low-Debby swoons- Big black bucks in a wine barrel roomv-He was do- ing the Mambo jambo . . . Certain P.C.'s get sea- sonls passes to Al Roonls Cabana Club while oth- ers are docked. We go diving in knee-deep water. Lose more classmates that way . . . We have Oneg Shabbat parties Monday through Friday. Rave-tch throws these shindigs with our hard earned milk money . . . Can't smuggle nasherye into Kallnefs lab. without knowing the pass word - Borci Nefashot . . . Thump thump thump- Iris is on the warpath-she beats her way through the Modern Dance. . . Blue Monday!! Rabbi Friedman and Iris are blue when some of us go to see 'The Moon Is Bluef' We-are black and blue!! . . . Judy Cohen and Ethel Dworetsky find police list of jernts in the neighborhood. These innocents return this hot list to the cops immediately . . . Kallner breaks his arm-XVe're a pain but don,t blame us for this bit of mischief. Yippee?? We arelblessed with Lilker for two weeks . . . To market, to market to buy a piece of Brazil-Eco. Geo. with Mrs. Iaffee . . . Dr. Lewin please dont bang-a on the desk . . . Did you hear the story of the fox and the crow? C ENTRAL i If you have a few hours weill relate it to you. Maitre F reidman sur une pupitre perche tenet en son bec un bottle de coke. For those who didn't get the last phrase herels French on one foot- Cai avec un fils . . . La Cucaracha: we spot our first cockroach in the basement! We are doing the Cucaracha when a real one passed us by f... Im Yirtzelz Haslzem ba dir-Mazel tov! Marty and I ru:
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