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

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FALL Seated: J. Tabory, J. Cohen, Miss H. Lichtenstein, E. Stolnitz, L. Edelstein. Row 1: N. Rosenman, S. Nulman, C. Haut, M. Pollack, B. Epstein, A. Gershuni, E. Gewirtz, B. Fein, S. Schachter, S. Serchuk, R. Gewirtz, M. Fruchter, H. Stein. Row 2: D. Wernick, L. Schorr, C. Langner, M. Koenigsberg, N. Kaniinetsky, S. Samot, E. Yudin, B. Charney, I. Siegel GENERAL ORGANIZATION The life-blood of our school, the G.O., is the stu- dent operated body which supplies and coordi- nates an abundance of extra-curricular activities. In short, its aim is to make the students' stay at. Central a happy one. The G.O. provides many en- joyable functions and sponsors committees for the students' benefit. In addition to clubs, the G.O. arranges many entertaining and interesting assemblies. Among this yearis best were the Big and Little Sisterv Assembly and the Vocational Guidance Assembly on Social Service. Since our school is continually growing, addi- tional activities are needed to accommodate these girls eager to perform some service. One of the newest commissions is the Publicity Commission which was successfully launched by Cecile Baer. It is doing a wonderful job publicizing all school activities and functions. Other G.O. activities are the annual Chanuka Chagiga, Purim Carnival, Theatre Party, Lag B,Omer outing, and Sing. Top Brass in the G.O. are Ethel Stolnitz-Presi- dent, Judy Cohen-Vice President, Leah Edelstein -Secretary, and Iudy Tabory-Treasurer. Miss Hadassa Lichtenstein serves as G.O. faculty adviser. SPRING Seated: I. Tabory, 1. Cohen, Miss Lichtenstein, E. Stolnitz, E. Edelstein. Row 1: B. Goldberg, A. Brafman, R. Fogel, S. Rokeach, D. Kresch, M. Goldiner, R. Kalish, J. Goldiner, E. Roth, H. Pilanzer, C. Korb. Row 2: R. Teitz, S. Reisrnan, R. Gellis, E. Damesak, F. Weinstock, N. Nussbaum, L. Lieberman, M. Hochberg, L. Schorr, D. Neustadter, P. Sanderowitz, R. Grossman ima wh-4 VA. ,, 'J I

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A., IUN arg, ,-ui-:VS H ' fx .- L, '17 MURIEL ABOFF Malki, Editor-in-Chief of the Elclwnette not only excelled in English and Hebrew studies but in Social studies as well. Our daily commuter from New Jersey, she brought the latest news from the country. We wish her a wonderful life, VD FWHFI .IPQDLTJ DFIJJ C'DJl'i '131 .rays LEAH BACKMAN A sparkling personality and a wonderful sense of humor made Leah the live-wire of the Senior Class. As Business Manager of the Elchanette she kept as good a rec- ord of the checks from the mail as of checked males. s ' rw: 1:1 .ssnn N5 :'p:n ar? cm ,wan 85 run x47 me T 5' J CSNUQ4 28 .yn 1 -W K 'QQ RHODA BERKOWITZ Blessed with a permanent pennanent, Rhoda was the first to have a poodle cut. Gracious and considerate, she was always willing to aid a friend. FWFIFJ Tpfn STH 'I TLTT22 CTN HDL7' TUNE ITD FR r-